The Straits Times, 1 November 1970

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    18 1 The Straits Times Largest sales in Si. Asia No. 1805 20 CENTS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1970 SINGAPORE EDITION
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    Satellite to warn on missiles
    281 1 WASHINGTON, Saturday THE US Air Force is to launch a spy satellite to a near-stationary orbit about 24,000 miles above Southeast Asia to provide instant warning of a missile attack on the US by Russia or China. Sources lure said a Tihm 3 roefcet will
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    'Plan for the 70s' call to Spore industries
    487 1 'Plan for the 70s' call to S'pore industries CINGAPORE. Sat. J Science and Technology Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, tonight called for a new kind of investment for Singapore's second phase of industrialisation in the *****. He said for Singapore's Industries to remain competitive in the 1970s Investments would have
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    Hoppy's father is 'so disappointed'
    205 1 BATU PAHAT. Sat Sixty-five-year-old Ho Poh was shocked to learn this morning that his son. Ho Kum Weng. has been deported from Australia. The shock was even greater because he had been hoping to emigrate to Australia with his wife and two other sons. "I
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    Lock icon Parents of 'talking baby' hoax face arrest, says Govt
    210 1 JAKARTA. Sat.— Jakarta's talking baby hoax couple today failed to turn up for interrogation at the Hl«h Prosecution Office here. Prosecutor Dr Harjanto Wahono •aid SJarifuddln and his wife TJut Zaharfonna would be given another chance to appear for Interrogation before
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    COURT TO TYCOON: GIVE UP GEMS WiTHIN 48 HOURS
    143 1 COURT TO TYCOON: GIVE UP GEMS WiTHIN 48 HOURS PKNANti. Sat. Penang millionaire Mr. Soon Cheng Sun (above) was today, ordered by the High Court to "produce and deliver" a solitaire ring and a brooch to his son. Sonny Soon, "within 48 hours." Sonny, the Penang tennis champion, claimed that
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    We know $946,000 grab leader: Police
    535 1  - We know $946,000 grab leader: Police GERRY de SUVA By I SINGAPORE, Saturday DOUCE hooting the gang behind the $946,000 hank raid yesterday believe ;i former civil servant masterminded the daring 60-aeooad jjrab. They think the suspect was Dorn in a neighbouring country, and is on police records as a
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    69 1 Latest WOMAN IN MINI EXPELLED BLANTVRE iMalanii Sat —A white couole wm oc- of Mal-w< '«*f brcauor the woman woo a v. .>. i<i%k, s n.t> anii ill In the country thrte and half jrart ago %nt the tan »ai not ktrlrtly enforced. I mvt. has al»o warned that »<>mrn
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    100 drown, 150,000 lose homes as floods hit Vietnam
    265 2 DANANG. Saturday. jyjORE than 100 people have been drowned in South Vietnam's already war-devas-tated northern provinces by lashing monsoon rains which have swept away homes and villages and brought the war to a standstill. Official military sources said here that 38
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    Bid to save life of Tate murder trial man
    138 2 Bid to save life of Tate murder trial man LOS AXiKI.IS, gat—Prison authority were today preparing u> transfer one of the Sharon Tale murder trial defendant*. Charles "Tex" Watson, to a state mental hospital in an attempt to save his life. Superior Court judge Georca Dell yesterday ruled the former
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    A divorce could spur your way to the top—
    214 2 A divorce could spur your way to the top rrom TIM TREE CYDNEY, Sat. The head of an employment agency said here a businese executive may one day be able to divorce his wife on the grounds of unsuitability if the wife hampers his proi motion. Mr. John Wareham told
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    Lock icon Wakehurst dies
    40 2 LONDON. Sat— Ban>n Wakehursi Northern Ireland Governor from 1952 tn 1964 and an au'horitv on Commonwealth affaire, died at hJ« hump here \*M night He «a>. 75 He aUo was Oovmtnt ><1 N«*w Bouth WalM. T>ni 1937-46 —AP
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    Mini-top maxi that shocked Mrs Nixon
    104 2 Mini-top maxi that shocked Mrs Nixon WHAT with thr fashion world in an uproar over maxi.v mldis and minis. opera singer Anna Moffo had to com pro mi.- when she went to the White House for dinner on Oct. 25. Her dress was of the right m.i\i length, but one
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    THAT Gl DRUG SHOCK A MAO PLOT
    413 2 WASHINGTON, Saturday j pHINA may be flooding Vietnam with cheap and almost i pure hard drugs in a move to i incapacitate U.S. combat troops, a Senate Sub-committee was I told here. The allegation was made by Mr. John Steinberg, investigator for the
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    Lock icon The 'tiger cages' newsman told: No Press card
    408 2 The 'tiger cages' newsman told: No Press card AN American newsman who accompanied Congressmen to the "tiger cages" of Con Son Island last July said the South Vietnamese Government had refused to renew his Press card. Mr. Don Luce. 36. cor- SAIGON. Saturday respondent for the World Council of Churches'
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      Now move to stop return of Ceylon's fifties
      101 2 (COLOMBO, Sat. Security measures at shipping and airports in Ceylon were tightened yesterday to prevent currency notes recently demonetised from being smuggled back into the country. The 50 rupee and 100 rupee notes were demonetised by Finance Minister Dr. N. M. Perera
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      27 2 PRAGUE: A hardline challenge to Communist Party leader Oustav Husak has been foiled and two of the challengers dismissed from their lobs. according to reliable sources here.
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      25 2 .LONDON. Sat. A Muslim form of divorce— "l divorce you. I divorce you. I divorce you" was ruled yesterday to be valid in England.. Reuter.
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      20 2 TURIN Utalv): Some 52 left-wing members <>f the Communist Party branch here resigned in protest against the '•party's reformist line."
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      32 2 LONDON: Former car dealer John Humphreys Who threatened tn kidnap Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis and his wife Jackie for a ransom of £1 million was committed to a taental hospital yesterday.
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      18 2 NEW YORK: Schools in Trenton. New Jersey and Providence. Rhode Island, were closed yesterday because of racial disorders.
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      37 2 NEW YORK: The United Nations yesterday reiected a Dronosal that both North and South Korea be invited unconditionally to take part in its annual debate on Korea. Voting was 40 in favour. 54 against, with 25 abstentions.
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      13 2 ANBKKKA: Deputy Prime Minister Mr John McEwen left Parliament rs, aft<r 3e ye
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    Sonny to get solitaire ring, brooch after all
    1716 3  - Sonny to get solitaire ring, brooch after all ANNA GOH Judge: Soon is man who can brook no opposition from his children by Penang, Sat. pENANG millionaire Mr. Soon Cheng Sun described as "a father who can brook no opposition from his children" was today ordered by the High Court
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    ||unts to liven 311 V grl's
    268 4 Stunts to liven up girl's day OOUSEWIFE Mrs. Theresa Vin--11 cent fell downstairs, Jumped from a smoke-fllled first floor room and crawled from a blazing car which she had Just spectacularly turned on its roof. "It was all tremendous fun." said 22-year-old Theresa of Leicester afterwards. "Such a nice change
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    SPENDS MILLIONS ON HER CLOTHES
    552 4  -  ALAN CARTNAL I JACKIE ONASSIS by JACQUELINE KENJ NEDY ONASSIS is creating another furor in fashion. A new book. "The 20,000,000 Dollar Honeymoon," has published the fact that the famous fashion high priestess spent more than USSI.2S million on clothes in her first year of
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      482 4 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 5 1A A A A.M. Opening announcements and Lassie— Iw.W WThe Pigeon; 10.25 Pesta Pop (repeat); 11.35 Star Soccer Wolves vs Stoke City; 12 M P.M. Chinese Matinee Tears of Songstress (Cantonese fllm with English sub-titlesi; 2.35 Debate in Chinese (repeat) University of
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      476 4 CHANNEL 3 O Programme summary; 2.47 Toto results; 3.06 £.*IJ Capture; 3.31 NBC Entertainment Special— The Fabulous Funnies; 4.19 Get Smart When Good Fellows Get Together; 4.46 The Archie Show; 5.08 Asian Women basketball competition; 5.50 Programme summary. CCC Break of Fasting Times; 6.00 News; 6.16 The J JJ Foresi
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    CHARACTERS OUT OF THE MIKADO COME TO LIFE IN STORES
    172 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Amid thr shopping crowd in an Orchard Road department store this moraine swayed four ficures, their hrms barely skirtinr the floor. f.ins fluttering, sleeves trailing. With black raffia wigs crowning their heads, the two ladies smiled graciously and
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    Widow's body in river: Open verdict
    232 5 Widow's body in river: Open verdict SINGAPORE. Sat. Eight days after her husband died, the body of Madam Yong Chew Yoon. 40. was found floating In the Kallang River, a coroner heard today. Probationary Inspector Cheong Ah How of Beach Road police station said the body was found by construction
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    Anniversary
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Sat— The Singapore Women Physical Education Teachers Society will hold a reception to celebrate Its second anniversary at the premises of the People's Association In Kallang on Nov. 22 at 7 p.m.
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    Pull your weight and keep up to date, NTUC tells its members
    341 5 Pull your weight and keep up to date, NTUC tells its members CINGAPORE. Sat. J The National Trades Union Congress today reminded its affiliates that they were committed to the modernisation of the labour movement and that their commitment should be in practice rather than in theory alone. Stating this
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    Vietnam N-day reception
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Sat The Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affair;). Mr. Chan Chee Seng, will represent the Singapore Government al the Republic of Vietnam National Day reception at Vietnam House In Leedon Park, tomorrow. About 400 guests Including members of the diplomatic corps are expected to attend.
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    Gamblers fined
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Sat— Ten men and nve women aged 21 to 60. were flnevi a total of $515 In the Ninth Magistrate's court today for gambling in Sago Lane and Jalan Daud yesterday.
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    Girl and boy claim trial to armed robbery charges
    164 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. A girl and a boy claimed trial to two armed robbery charges in the Th'rrl District Court today. The girl. N* Choon I.ai. and Ng Yian Seng, both 16. denied robbinc taxi driver Long Sing Huan of US. a
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      182 5 <$» w the sun /t J j^^M/ _Jt^^. I W lII* Mm Follow the sun with a pair of Zeiss sunglasses. Top-quality Zeiss Umbral lenses from W. Germany not only protect your eyes from harmful sun rays, but also come in a size and shape to suit every face. Let
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    Accord is reached with Italy for MSA service to Rome
    371 6 SINGAPORE STEADILY EXPANDING ITS CIVIL AVIATION ROME, S;.l. Malaysia Singapore Airlines will shortly open ;i service Jo Home following l;ilks with civil aviation officials bere, il was announced here last nigh I. The announcement follows five days of talks here
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    TALKS ON JOINT VENTURES BY TRADE TEAM FROM YUGOSLAVIA
    126 6 TALKS ON JOINT VENTURES BY TRADE TEAM FROM YUGOSLAVIA SINGAPORE. Sat. The Yugoslav trade mission, led by the Minister for economics. Mr. Blagoje Popov, today toured Hip Jurong industrial complex. There they met the JT( chairman, Mr. Woon Wan Slang and discussed th* possibilities of joint yen lures both m
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    TECHNICAL SCHOOL GETS MINI TRACTOR MOWER
    115 6 SINGAPORL. Sat.— Fu r students, of the Dunearn Secondary Technical School, gone a re the days of sweaty afternoons spent wi-i-diny. tilling and ploughing in their school garden. A new mini tractor mower is mm m to take away all the tuirs anil drudgery
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    The eight spic and span factories of Tanglin Halt
    178 6 CINGAPORE, Sat. 3 All eight selected factories in Tanglin Halt were "spic and span" when they were inspected by the Home Affairs Minister and MP for Alexandra. Dr. Wong Lin Ken. during a twohour tour this morning. The tour, which took
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    IT'S A DUTY OF RICH ALSO TO HELP HANDICAPPED
    112 6 IT'S A DUTY OF RICH ALSO TO HELP HANDICAPPED SINGAPORE. Sat.-Par-liamentary Secretary Social Affairs > Mr. Chan Chee Seng today urged the rich to help the handicapped people of Singapore. Speaking at the combined sports for the handicapped at Farrer Park, he said that these untortunate people were the concern
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    Father ordains family's third generation pastor-son
    207 6 Father ordains family's third generation pastor-son SINGAPORE. Sat. —I V THIRD generation pastor that* what the Rev. Dr. Quek Swee Hwa's lamily described him when he was ordained and installed pastor of the Zion BiblePresbyterian Church in Serangoon Gardens today. Sixty years ago. his grandfather, retired Pastor Quek Knee Swee.
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    It's health first when you -are 82
    1328 7 It's health first when you are 82 A SUM, silverhaired man can be seen walking sprightly along Cairnhil] Road any rainless morning between (>..'K) and seven. Other early risers in the area know it's none other than Dato S. Q. Wong, chairman or director of 14 companies inside and outside
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    3,000 libraries named after Carnegie
    687 7  - 3,000 libraries named after Carnegie STANLEY LINTON Next Week: GEORGE PEABODY By T VO DIE rich, believed Andrew Csrnegie, was to die disgraced. To avoid such disgrace he spent the last 18 years of his life giving away his money. At one time the Carnegie fortune was said to be
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      109 7 mm >\ ?^^^f JHk We haven't forgotten what it's like to be young. After fifty years Qantas service hds become tradition, whether you re as old as we are, or just starting out in the world. And its service you II find on Qantas jets flying anywhere in the world.
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    All Spore kindergartens must register by January 1972, says new order
    572 9 All S'pore kindergartens must register by January 1972, says new order kindergartens must be registered by Jan. 1, 1972. This is one of the steps to make kindergiirten teaching an "integral part" of the Singapore school system. The Acting Minister for Education. Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng, who announced this today,
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    Dancing troupe loses its licence, $1,000 deposit
    168 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Police have cancelled a licence issued to a troupe of foreign artistes and forfeited its $1,000 deposit. According to the polite spokesman. Acting Deputy Supt. of Police Mr. Leslie Wong, this is because the troupe had breached the condition of its
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    Discharged collector starts off making payments to charity
    152 9 Discharged collector starts off making payments to charity SINGAPORE Sat. BumnrvMiun Yap Xi in Heng. 36. charged yesterday with illegally collecting funds for a Christmas party for the aged handicapped, started making amends today. 11.- donated $500 of the 52.906 collected for the Society for the Aged Sick, and another
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    NOW PROF COHEN MAY FORM NANTAH STAFF ASSOCIATION
    149 9 NOW PROF COHEN MAY FORM NANTAH STAFF ASSOCIATION n^ SINGAPORE. Saturday. OROFESSOR Leonard Cohen of Nanyang University may form an association for some 150 academic staff of the university. The proposed association, he said in a statement today, was to provide Nantah lecturers with "the right of collective bargaining assured
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    BANK UNION CHIEF ASSAULTED
    72 9 BANK UNION CHIEF ASSAULTED SINGAPORE. Sat._Th« President of the Singapore Bank Employees* Union. Mr. Le e Kirn Kura, was admitted to hospital after being assaulted at a union meeting iart night. Confirming ;nls today a poltre spokesman said Mr Le« suffered a cut in the face in the incident at
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    Book gift
    29 9 SINGAPORE. Sat Nmiyan* Dntwnttj has received a book Kifi irom Director of th* School of Pharmacy at thu University of Singapore Pre»Ir M,r T.H. Elliott, on Wednesday.
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      235 9 A GREAT TIME LIES IN STORE l U IK .nJUL^. LE UNISEX" Never bctorc icon in Singaporel Ultro-mod chorcogrophy! Lov« donees! Bollct in jcc-nothings"l Li^ "MtIM" leap, P"ou«tte, twirl m cloiiic ballet itonccs. An int'l cast with Natoscho, stor of famous Crozy Horse Saloon ,r Poris! Co»tumes in olumin.um plastic,
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      414 9 What's the story behind 1 Madras is the door way to one of the meadows, cool evenings in front of an open^ 'can visit irTwhich^the floor' has"f cl t T the wonders of the world South India, fire, golf courses, rowing, riding, tennis and tramp of feet for 2 thousand
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  • PIPJIINHIPINI Sunday. November 1, 1970
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      A search for new ideas
      167 10 I\H. GOH KENG SWEE sees a "respectable research effort in various disciplines of learning" as the start of improvement to Singapore's ''depressing climate of intellectual sterility." This, he explained last week, meant strengthening the position of postgraduate Mudns in the umviisity and establishing full-time professional
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      Mother power
      88 10 i>ENANG University's vice-chancellor Ham■tah Sendut believes women must play a major role in their children's pre-school education. Quite rightly, Prof. Hamzah observed that while today's Malaysian women !uiv< j:ood deal of power, they have yet to use it intelligently for the solution of national, state and local problems.
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      Queue-pid
      118 10 COUPLES intend imr to get hitched at Kuala Lumpur"s Civil Registry have a 15-month wait made possible by red tape RED TAPE that delays marriages with d daily quota of 14 to 16 couple* a day. With 2,700 couples in the queue thanks to Malaysian women's increased awareness that
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    What single girls put up with for a living
    1302 10  - What single girls put up with for a living LESLIE FONG TRAVAILS OF THE LONELY LASSES WHO WORK IN JURONG.., I by SINGAPORE JURONG and the single girl is an affair of convenience essentially a cold, bondless relationship. Thousands of single girls between the ages of 17 and 24, work
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    This settlement thrives on racial harmony
    629 10  - This settlement thrives on racial harmony K. Kmaran >RT DICKSON Bu THE Chuah settle--1 ment in Sepang here ls a fine example of how people of different races live together without a trace of discord. The settlement was started in 1930. when nobody thought or talked about racial harmony. Wander
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    You can gulp your way to posterity
    700 10 You can gulp your way to posterity OUT the kettle on. We're going to have a stab at iame and fortune How? Weil, It seems that just everybody Ls alter tne title o! the World's Champion lea Drinker. You can gulp your way to posterity, it seems, ihe winner gets
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    TALKING POINT
    31 10 In matters of religion and matrimony, I never give any advice. Lord Chesterfield. There is still a belief that to be uncomfortable is to be virtuous. I Lin Yutang.
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      8 10 The World of Seiko Time: Precise Punctual ...Modern^^w
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    IEIQPaandPROBLEMSI Appeal to Privy Council a poser to motorists
    1065 11 PEOPLE and PROBLEMS Appeal to Privy Council a poser to motorists M X YEO BEN tf CHOW really has a big problem. All because his Insurance company has decided to appeal to the Privy Council against the judgment givtn in his favour by the Federal Court of Malaysia. And if
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    NZ warned "* on shutting out i foreign students
    315 11 NZ warned on shutting out foreign students WELLINGTON, Sat MEASURES to limit admission of overseas students to New Zealand universities could be interpreted as discrimination in some South East Asian countries. Opposition leader Norman Kirk warned the House of Representatives yesterday. Mr. Kirk said he was concerned about the provision
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    BOATMEN FINED ON SHARKS' FINS CHARGE
    135 11 BOATMEN FINED ON SHARKS' FINS CHARGE PENANG, Sat— Two boatmen were each fined $300. or three months' ia.il for destroy lne sharks' fins to prevent the Customs irom seizing them. Lnn Too Kia. 26. and Lim Chin Kooi. 20. were found Ruiltv of throwing the fins into the sea off
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    Tin price down 75^
    53 11 Tin price down 75ø Thf Strait* tin pr:r» in Penanu ypMrvday slipped 7S i-rnu. tn $655.00 a jjirul on an •'ffcrinK estimated up 10 ton* t" 270 MM Th» nmrkft «a* f»Hlv utenrh u;th «ll round Mippor' from Europe and the United RMM The m 'might I<ndon men: I price
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    Johore issues 214 trawler licences
    139 11 Johore issues 214 trawler licences lOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The Johore State Government has I issued 214 licences I for trawler fishing off i the east coast of the State. The chairman of the State Agricultural Committee. Inche Aziz bin Ishak. said today that the licences were issued to the three
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      168 11 The Sunday Times Crossword- ArmosS: I. Sarcastic <~>; 6. A class 14): 10. In bed (4); 11. Lanre African monkey <8>: 13. Narrow road (4); 14. Impoverish iB>: 16. Consumed <3>; 17. Copper and tine alloy (I); 18. Freshness (3>; 18. Paper Mac (4); 21. Restrict i 3 23. Profound
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      149 11 DOWN: I, Cold uncooked meal Si. 2. Diminished Dwelling hou*« (I); 4. Fi.«h of rarp family (t); 5. Slugmih (5); 6. Prxirhes (4) T. J«pa.n«w lash <3>: 8. Highway <4i: 8. To carry <4>: 11. Foundation i4>; 12. Most recent <6>; 15 Principal 4>: 20. Long for 22 Oreat rrthiutasm
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    Lock icon Japanese, Spore stores in big link-up
    135 12 Japanese, S'pore stores in big link-up 'pOKYO, Sat. A leading Japanese department store has announced its plan to team up with a Singapore concern to open a big department store in Singapore next year. The Isetan Co. Ltd. said yesterday that the department store, to be known as the "Isetan
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    20 jailed for illegal entry into Spore
    73 12 20 jailed for illegal entry into S'pore SINGAPORE. Sat. Twenty men from Indonesia were each jailed for one month by the Ninth Magistrate's Court today for illegal entry Into Singapore. Tin men. who? axes range from 17 to 50 arrived here on various dates from Sept 7. Another man. Dirman
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    Guards ceremony
    23 12 SINGAPORE. Sat The monthly changing of the Guards ceremony will be held a: the Istana main irate tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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    Top dog Silver takes salute after parade
    122 12 CINGAPORE. Sat. Silver turns to take the salute the minute the parade is over Just to show his 11 other canine friends who's the top dog around. Regally draped, the white Alsatian and the 11 military police dogs stole the limelight at their
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    Seameo centre meeting starts on Monday
    121 12 SINGAPORE. Sat— The RrruMi.il Centre for Educational Innovation and Technology (Innotech) will hold its third governing board meeting beginning on Monday at Hotel Kquatorial. ihe three-day meeting will be attended by board members and their advisers, and a lew consultants and observers. The Innotet-h
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    Joint council for trade unions, co-ops urged for Asian states
    236 12 Joint council for trade unions, co-ops urged for Asian states SINGAPORE. Saturday rpHE ILO Danish seminar on tiacte unions and co-operati\es for Asia has recommended that each of 12 Asian countries set up a Joint council for both movements with equitable representation at national and local levels, as voluntary bodies.
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    Steno denies bra theft
    36 12 SINGAPORE. Sat—Stenographer Ang Bee Tin. 27. today denied stealing iwo brassieres worth $11 90 from St. Michaels shop in Ka</les Place on Aug. 15 Her case will be heard on Feb 24
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    TROUP FOR SPORE AS NEXT FLEET COMMANDER
    83 12 TROUP FOR S'PORE AS NEXT FLEET COMMANDER SINGAPORE. Sat. British Rear-Admiral John Troup. 49. will come out to Singapore as the next Commander of the Far East Fleet in April next year. This was announced today by the Defence Ministry in London. The Admiral, who has been in the British
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    Port dredging
    43 12 SINGAPORE. Sat— The Port Authority today advised mariners to look out for the dredging operations that would be going on from Monday to Nov. 15 In the vicinity of Godowns 45, 46 Rnd 47 and the approaches to the East Lagoon.
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    MR. LEE HAS SERIES OF TALKS AT PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY
    90 12 MR. LEE HAS SERIES OF TALKS AT PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY PHILADELPHIA (Pennsylvania). Sat. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew embarked yesterday on a series of dinner meetings and discussions with faculty and students at the University of Pennsylvania. The Singapore Prime Minister, whose two-day stay in Philadelphia Is sponsored by the university. met
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      329 13 TALK about youthful enterprise: Two 17-year-old secretarial students recently entered the competitive local fashion world, producing suede accessories like belts, chokers handbags, et cetera. Their capital: $10— just enough to invest in material for two vests and several bags. "We started going round to the boutiques
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      THE HARDEST WAY TO MAKE EASY MONEY FOR CHARITY
      730 13  -  iudith vong CHRIS LOH A page by: Pictures by: AST week I received invitations to three charity sales. They are called by different names one a "bazaar," another "sale of work" and the third bring-and-buy sale" but the aim is the
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      497 13 fIHOLEPROOF 11 »fitt> «.'ti Australia's finest stockings and panty hose wer»«r»« 1 so good, they're virtually custom-made for you Asthma Mucus Dissolved in 1 Day i-inre thedlscovery of MENDACO with Astnma. Had lost 40. 1b5. la by a. lamou* physician It Is no longer weight, suffered coa*hinc choklnr necessary for
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      237 14 Congratulations Best Wishes to the People Government of the Republic of Vietnam on their NATIONAL DAY Malaysia Dairy Industries (Pte) Ltd. 2, DAVIDSON RD., SPORE 13. TEL: *****/5 CABLES: MASIAMILK SINGAPORE TELEX: RS2I2 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR NATIONAL DAY We are suppliers 0f...
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      207 14 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM ON THE NATIONAL DAY f .>-.**. -»-m-4r T^m 1 CONGRATULATIONS I to the REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM on their NATIONAL DAY j! i Largest stockists of ii. J/^ff 1 US Army surplus AjlKijl^ ,Mk INTER-WORLD AGENCIES CO., 25-B, Sungel Road. Singapore 8. Tel: *****
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      6 14 SUPPLEMENT REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM NATIONAL DAY
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      Tribute to the Government of South Vietnam
      324 14 Tribute to the Government of South Vietnam T<HE Fifth Ministerial Meeting of the NineNation Asian and Pacific Council (ASPAC), composed of Australia, the Republic of China, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Republic of the Philippines, Thailand and the Republic of Vietnam was convened in June 1970
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      VOTING AGAIN —IN COUNTRY AS SECURITY IMPROVES
      819 14 VOTING AGAIN IN COUNTRY AS SECURITY IMPROVES YyITH security steadily improving in the countryside. South Vietnam's voters again this year are going to the polls by the millions. Before the end of the year the people in 94.3 per cent of the nat i o n's constituencies will have exercised
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      Oil potential in the offshore areas
      333 14 IifORE surveys and iTI extensive surveys must be conducted In order to determine whether there are oil deposits offshore Vietnam. Mr. Pham-Minh-Duong. Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs recently said. During a press conference at the end of the seventh session of the Committee for
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      Complete self-sufficiency in steel not the aim
      868 15 Complete self-sufficiency in steel not the aim IJNTIL last year, althougn served by a widespread cottage industry of small shops and foundries shaping from iron and steel consumer products. South Vietnam had to rely solely on imports for its raw material and construction requirements. But in September. 1969. a modern
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      COUNTRY FEELS IMPACT OF LAND REFORM
      703 15 COUNTRY FEELS IMPACT OF LAND REFORM THE aim of South Vietnam's "Land-To-The-Tiller" 1 a w, passed earlier this year, is to ensure that virtually all cultivated riceland in the country is owned by the man who actually farms it. With at least 80 per cent of Vietnam's riceland now worked
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      I Top high school grads in Govt. service
      271 15 Top high school grads in Govt. service fHE Republic of Vietnam attracts some of its brightest high school graduates into government service each year, with an eye to the role they can play in developing the country. An annual nationwide competitive examinationattracting about 2.000 can- dictates results in the selection
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        68 22 GOLF Diners Cup Open Mixed Greensomes iKeppeli BASKETBALL Chye Hin Cup quarter finals (People's Association 7.30 p.m.). ROWINO —Par East Regatta i Seletar 9.30 ami SOCCKR FAS Youth Tournament Singapore Pools v Burnley 'A'; Pomters v Crusaders: Buirl' Ilmah v Kampong Kapor; F.Mhul Karlb v Borneo Group i all matches
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      159 15 Congratulate the People of Vietnam on the Celebration of their National Day. Uest wishes to the government of the republic of vietnam on their national day —--Jij^Lw-^ _-^^ak One of the largest and most sophisticated canneries in this part of the world. Canning and processing delicious curries, condiments, nourishing health
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      145 15 I Congratulate the People and Government of Vietnam on the Celebration of their National Day. INTRACO LTD Industrial Commercial Bank Building, 2, Shenton Way, P.O. Box 3481 Spore 1 Tel: *****1 7 Cable Add: "INTRACO Telex: INTRACO RS 413 BEST WISHES TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM j
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      515 17 A HISTORY OF INVENTIONS J The Otis elevators gave rise to skyscrapers By HUGH CASSON <4 A LL safe, gentlemen, all safe." Until then five storeys, the maximum The speaker was Elisha Otis height tolerable for staircase access, had h\ 1 181 1-1861 1. the occasion the been the limit
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      890 17 li^^^^^^^^m^^^^m^^^^^^ll By P I v NAYLfIR I I .l.n. nHILUn TAURUS (April 21-May and you could decide to LEO (July 21-Aug. 21): many opportunities and house-hunting, then you 20 1 You make a useful do some travelling before Relatives help you to money comes in from an might strike lucky
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    Raquel Welch s big problem
    618 18 Raquel Welch 's big problem She tells Roderick Mann: Its a sense of insecurity' 'THERE an: those who maintain that beneath the soft marshallow exteriors of all actresses ocats a heart of pure brick. How else, they argue, could these women survive the arduous climb up the sheer face of
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    The Theatre
    283 18 "ttHE principal feature in the concert which the National Theatre Trust Is presenting today and tomorrow at the National Theatre Is "Springtime Chorus." Written by the Chinese composer and violinist. Ma Sze Chong. the choral suite consists of five songs. It describes the coming of spring after a
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    Behind the scenes at the Olympics
    333 18 Behind the scenes at the Olympics TN FOUR different parts of the world— America, Britain, Australia and Czechoslovakia— four men are busy training for the 26-mile marathon of the Rome Olympics. They are Harry Hayes (Michael Crawford >, a young British milkman!; Scott Reynolds < Ryan O'Neil) a good-looking Yale
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      219 18 HURRY! HURRY! See a^Jm BARBARA PARKINS K \M of TVs "PEYTON PLACE" in R^b^Bßßbl STUat 20rh CwitvryFoi Pitwrni VTJB W |V KREMUN LETTIR olor by OC LUXf rANAVISION* <fjj^ J NO BROTHELS, NO DRUG TRADE. NO BLACK MARKET. NO DISCOTHEQUES. OFFICIALLY, FIVE AMERICAN AGINTS DO NOT EXIST. OFFICIALLY, THERE IS
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      71 18 i i•i* 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 c. I JUST OPEN\ HOTEL LANKA I »in««oof» Well furnished if Air-conditioned ir Hot and Cold water: 2 if Moderate charges
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      269 18 Save Cash Instantly! on the famous lifeguard Milk now at 500 less 10"^ ESSIESin .m^b^b^b^b^bV^^^bW i Congratulations Best Wishes to THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY on the occasion of the Opening of the IST CONTAINER BERTH FOR FEEDER SERVICE VESSELS et PSA Container Pert, East Lagoon, by The Honourable Mr.
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      618 18 ■■■■■■■■Jl ORGANISATION IjjjpjPXSPßffrTTJn NOW SHOWING— No Fr.« Uj> 11 am, Mli 4.00, ».J0 Poi'icr Virtio Landou "Th./ Call M. MISTIR Tlbaar' g Borboro MeNo t— COLO* IUA). i I TODAY 6 SHOWS. NOTE TIMES: S4S, ll.OOaai, 1.10, 4.00, a.45 4 •30 p .m. Plus SPECIAL Mill. SHOW TODAY at LIDO,
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    Lock icon Bonavena: I am ready to face Clay
    247 19 Bonavena: I am ready to face Clay UUENOS AIRES, Sat. j Heavyweight Oscar Ringo' Bonavena is a crowd-pleasinß fighter witn a wade-in style. He uiks a good fight, too. Th.' Arßrntlne scrapper stopped Brazil s Luis Fau.stino Pins in the fourth round on Thursday night, a few hours after OMattU
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    RSPC plan for funds
    107 19 THE It" i. brand) of. the 8ocl«ty for th* Prevention of Cruelty la Animils plan to arrange football match between Perak Chinese FT Bnd the Perak Indian Sports Own- ell at Stadium Perak. Ipoh on Nov. 14. The nirftch hi '■> raif-e fuiuls for the TOCtety
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    Fourth victory
    35 19 nil i.inoen (GMrawagri t^t J i pan's t«r>> lennis te— M-nird it.; tcnattl conset in iw vutoiv in dunl DMlchM i'M>r West G.'rmanv 'onipht Thr men won .VO whllr the women Uumphcd 3-0
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    106 19 TAT HIOK NCII .1 Xi -I I I r, >IM IVi.ilni'l ISaXBMI IVl«lim.| I*n.« i»i,.>.ii ihiht a> Via Cam I I'llM IM'^eil '»«> pe«TllllK .1 1,1 |0 1 1-11.70 ..t .111 PITIS. LVI FOOK ONM -I siHl<trnl\ mi SCI 111 ;<> leSMng behind hrl.xri "ttr BBflSßMffl I **>n.|n-U*v. HillMllhail
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    56 19 TMf UMKY ol ute Mr K Beisret»n Xrt.nnsrv ITept Teluk »MO» thKiik Irirn.l* mid telatl\et lor their kind onriolen. tetegrflim wreath* and "<" «tstan<e .lurlnq 'h'lr rerent bereavement TMf FAMILY ..I the late Vlr K Chlnna.lur.i tornirrK of Sunoel Toh P<»ino r*'«'e Be.long thank relati end Irlenl' 'ot MHUmr
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    There's no doubt Clay's still the greatest
    723 19  - There's no doubt Clay's still the greatest Atlanta: DESMOND HACKETT writing from r ASSIUS Clay is still indisputably the greatest. He brushed away years absence from the ring as he effortlessly destroyed Jerry Quarry in three rounds. Clay's last title defence was against Zora Folley In March. 1967. Yet it
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    Lock icon Italians take sotk' out of soccer
    384 19 Italians take 'sock' out of soccer ROME. Sat Italians are taking the "sock" out ol .Mjcier Nobody is scoring Tne flamboyant beroM who carried Italy to the World Cup hnal round id Mexico City look pathetic and puny it home. Grumbling fans already are calling this the season of the
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    IN MEMORIAM
    55 19 MR. KOK KAM CHOON late Proprietor of Yoonly Company Singapore who passed away on 25.7.1970 "Though so sadden was the parting, so bitter the blow, we think of you in silence make no outward show, bat what it mean* to lose yon onlT we will know." Inserted by
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      744 19 ICftNOWUDGEaiENTS. ANNIVERSAMUS »NNOUNCf MINTS. BIHTHS CIUB ACTIVITIES. CONOOUNCIS DEATHS ESS: Rit«: Minmttm Mt/. ftr 71 wlff tKk teiitiiMl wiri $1 .11. Otter Classified Uttrtntimitt Minimum V 50 fir IS werds tick tfditiMal *ir. so CHts. Stilly Timis lei Stnrici ckirn JIM. Announcements .PO« professional and IndividUMi photivraiiiiir model traininK incliid-
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      860 19 education A 0000 DISICNIR: Jom th lndiutna: i Oraphic Deaign omm-rcial Art Couraa. Tutor Mr Tao Hoo Watt, starting a/U/70^ Ueeklv wunday 2 rlawn in "Undarln/lCngiiah from 2.00 p.m. 400 pm. A S.OO pm. T.OO p.m. Course Period Elementary mooth*' Intermediate months. Advanced 1 ■■ear. Month ;y Fee with owa
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      35 19 Late CLA3BITOP& 20 ivords UO (minimum) HAPPY MARRIAGE AND SAFK FAMILY PLANNING Free uooklet will be sent on requrst. Please write to: P. O. B«»x 2468. Singapore or P. O. Box 123, Malacca. I II
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      328 19 Congratulations Best Wishes to THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY on the occasion of the Opening of the IST CONTAINER BERTH FOR FEEDER SERVICE VESSELS at PSA Container Port, East Lagoon, by The Honourable MR. YONG NYUK LIN Minister for Transport Communication* from SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION OF SHIPBUILDERS REPAIRERS 200 Taniong Rhu,
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    Apprentice Sng in limelight with double for Allan
    1700 20 Apprentice Sng in limelight with double for Allan West Lake whips rivals by five lengths JRAINER Ivan Allan's budding apprentice joe ke y Martin Sng stole the limelight with a double at Ipoh yesterday. His- winners were Gino II and West Lake, both favourites. Olno II romped home a four-length
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    Devlin ahead after third round
    512 20 fANBERRA. Sa.. Ausv tralia's Bruce D vlin wa.s leading by a .stroke after todays third round of the Dunlop International golf ournament at Royal Canberra He fired a four under PW 63 (or a total of 209 with one rcund to go in the A
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    Aaron retains lead
    151 20 |ES VEGAS, i Nevada. Sat. Tommy Aaron If st his magic putting touch yesterday but still managed to equal par and retain his lead In the UBSIOO.OOO Sahara Invitation golf tournament here Although the putter which produced nine birdies on Thursday could come up with only three
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    Another Derby success for Silver Sharpe
    113 20 Another Derby success for Silver Sharpe MELBOURNE, Sat. Second favourit* Silver Sharpe, 5-1. winner of the Australian Jockey Club. Derby, won the A 550,000 Victorian Derby here today. Silver Sharpe, however, is not among the Melbourne Cup rtclrt. Derby favourite Clear Prince, at 4 1. ran a disappoMittiiK tenth, followed
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    Daryl's Joy runs in Oak Tree
    175 20 Daryl's Joy runs in Oak Tree ARCADIA (rilil.uni.ii. Sat. Six horses, representing live nations. met tiKl.iv in the closing day feature at Santa Anita, the US$lOO,OOO Oak Tre* Handicap If all six go to the post, the 12f to.st on the sra<B uuuiac will BM US$lOB,6OO with U5563,600 to the
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    Retains title
    28 20 GENOA. (Italy), Sat. It.ily'a Bruno Ari-.in last msht retained his world Junior welterweight boxing en wn v.i'h a third Rmnd knockout against Brazllan i!)illenger Raimnncio Diaa.
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    Swamped
    16 20 MACAU Sat. The Au»tr^liiin national BOCOar tram .swamped h Macau ronbination side 9-0 here veMerdav.
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    Interest can be the top earner
    144 21  - Interest can be the top earner EPSOM JEEP INTEREST attempts to become the highest stakes winner in a season when she runs in Race 5 at Ipoh today. Although she has to give weight all round in a Class 1 mixed division field over lOf, she has a great chance
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    Race-by-race FOCUS ON FORM .
    1818 21 Race-by-race FOCUS ON FORM LT. GENERAL: Failed ova •if la»t week but should do better orer 6f; Showed pace in first si irt over ipoli «f on Aug. 15 when second with 9 0 to useful Stringray II (8 11 > in Class 3 Div. 3 BRIGHT OOOBT: Second with
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    1022 21 GOING FORECAST: Good ww 2.0 CLASS 3 DIV. 2 6F laUSJU ($7,000 54.900 to winner) 1 276 LT. OtNIRAL g (Coldmlna) K Braukalao 4 9.0 <dd P Oiwiim 11 S 00 DJAKSA ACUNC (AGI F. Donnelly 6 S.O l« +61 A l«a»all 4 S MU] BRIGHT COURT ICbaltH
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    THE SHOE
    656 21  -  LANA WELLS America's most famous rider has no intention of retiring By NEW YORK HE was born at home, a month too soon a two-and-a-half pound weakling whose odds of survival were at least 500 to one. "He's going to die," the doctor told his parents. "We'll take
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    Japan hit ? century off Spore
    350 22 Japan hit century off S'pore JAPAN, one of the teams fancied to wrest the title from South Korea, scored a crushing "109-20 win over Singapore in their Asian Women's basketball match at Stadium Negara, Kuala Lum- pur, yesterday. It was half-pace all the i way for the bigger and taller
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    Tankards run out of steam
    146 22 BETTKK .suying power enabled South Johore to force a 11-11 tie (a goal and two trie* to a goal, a penalty and a try- with SCC Tankards in their rugby match at the padang \«aterday. Tankards were leading 11-3 %f the 42nd minute but noon
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    122 22 MADAM LEE NVA SIN l«]\ iimcrrully st (lin.ml Ho*|»tal. fflncuporr .11 IDT'I l> mleav.ni: hflund Knindnons I** Sea Hur Lm t. k c-t,... KmnddauEhtirn in law A_im I>• •ou/a. Jail* Lim Juo Oak 4 Kwanc Mm Lao Bloni Trek, Mr>. Anthony Chia Mrs. Chia Soo Sir» 4 (randran«-in-law. I>J
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