Eastern Sun, 7 June 1969

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    22 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY -V Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 1020 Saturday* 7 June 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon Melbourne's Captain Explains Collision
    603 1  -  Flies To P.I. For Inquiry By PETER LOKE THE U.S.S. Frank E. Evans was ordered to move from her screening station to a position 1.000 vards astern of the HMAS Melbourne to prepare for Rescue Destroyer OperationsIt was in the course of this maroeuvre that the
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    Lock icon London Gold Price Falls
    102 1 LONDON, Frl. (Reuter) The price of gold suffered another sharp setback on tne London bullion market today and fell to its lowest Jevel in seven months. At the morning fixing session the price dropped a further 85 cents to 40.75 dollars an ounce. The spiral of
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    Lock icon Eye Ails Tunku
    89 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Malaysian Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman will undergo an operation for an eye complaint at the University Teaching Hospital here tomorrow The Tunku was admitted to the hospital this evening. A medical bulletin issued by his personal physician. Dato iDr.) R. P. Pillal.
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    Lock icon 7 Reds Held In Kuching
    142 1 KUCHING. Fri. (AFP) Malaysian security forces have captured seven armed Communist terrorists and expect to bag more in their present operation which was mounted ten days ago. The State Information Control Centre said a follow-up operation wa s in progress and that a curfew had
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    Lock icon MCA Asked To Rejoin Cabinet
    216 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. One hundred and eighty delegates representing 95 Chinese Guilds and Associations, at a meeting here today, passed a resolution, urging the President of the Malaysian Chinese Association, Tun Tan Slew Sin, to lead his MCA colleagues to rejoin the cabinet. The meeting,
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    Lock icon Imagine That...
    114 1 ATLANTA, Fri. (Reuter) Plans have been approved to prevent microscopic invaders from the moon from contaminating the earth as a result of the Apollo 11 space-flight next month. "No one In the world can sav we definitely won't bring back a disease,*' said Dr. Charles Berry, Medical Director
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    Lock icon Freeth Ends 2-Day Talks
    105 1 MANILA. Pri. <UPI> Australia's External Affairs Minister Gordon Freeth wound up a two-day conference with Philippines Foreign Secretary Carlos P. Romulo with a joint statement praising the determination of the government and people of Vietnam. In a wide-ranging final communique the two a'so expressed the hope
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    Lock icon Premier Lee Promises Fair, Firm, Just Govt.
    355 1 PRIME Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. yesterday warned that those who take the law into their own hands will be "smacked down"' firmly. He said, where evidence justifies it. a criminal prosecution will go right to the end. "We talk about goodwill, love,
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    Lock icon Thanat Denies Khmer Charge
    102 1 HONG KONG. Frl. (AFP) Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman arrived in Hong Kong tonight on his way to Tokyo to attend the Asian Pacific Council meeting. In a radio Interview on his arrival. Thanat denied accusations levelled yesterday in the United Nations bv the Cambodian delegate
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    Lock icon Peking: Russian Troops Shooting
    213 1 HONG KONG, Fri. (Reuter) Soviet troops were firing into Chinese territories in Heilungkiang province in Northeast China. Radio Peking said today. The Chinese Foreign Ministry in a protest note to the Soviet government said the Soviet troops used can- nons and machine guns. The firing was
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    Lock icon Nigeria Captures Crew Of Plane
    49 1 LAGOS. Fri. (Reuter) The Nigerian Air Force announced today that the crew of a transport plane shot down yesterday had been captured at Uyo, 27 miles west of Calabar. "The pilots, who were seen balling out. have been captured at Uyo." the statement added.
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    Lock icon Greek Escapes
    40 1 ATHENS. Fri. (Reuter) Alexandros Panagoulis. convicted of trying to assassinate Greek Prime Minister George Papadopoulos last August, has escaped from prison and has a 500.000 drachmas (about 7,000 sterling) price on his head, it was officially announced today.
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    Lock icon Institute Of Race Relations Urged
    262 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Acting Organising Secretary of the Democratic Action Party, Mr. Fan Yew Teng. today proposed the setting up of an Institute of Race Relations at the University of Malaya. The Institute, he said, should study racial problems and in-ter-racial relations a n
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    Lock icon Road To Singapore
    148 2 AS mopping-up security operations for suspects believed to be involved in the current unrest was relaxed, police continued to maintain strong islandwide patrols yesterday. A police spokesman said that in an operation conducted in the Geylang area on Thursday 161 suspects were rounded up. Those arrested were
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    Lock icon Craig Off To Air Show
    54 2 THE managing director of Malaysia-Singapore Airlines, Mr. David Craig, left recently for a visit to the Salon Aeronautique International in Paris. The purpose of his visit to the air show was to keep himself up-to-date with technical developments particularly with instruments and equipment for bad
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    Lock icon $10m Venture
    50 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. A $lO million shipbuilding venture, Limbongan Scudai berhad. will be established in Johore Bahru soon. Disclosing this today the Federal Industrial Development Authority in a statement said the new shipyard would a 10-acre site at Stuiang Laut, opposite the Royal Malaysian Naval Base at Woodlands.
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    Lock icon Construction Chemicals Manufacture
    127 2 JOINT VENTURE A JOINT venture project for the manufacture of construction chemicals is to be set-up in the publicMr. Robert A. Cnehton. leade r of the Canadian Trade Mission which visited Singapore disclosed this yesterday shortly, before the team flew out after a four-day study of investment
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    Lock icon Causing Hurt
    40 2 A 35-year-old clerk. E.A.K. Mohammed Ghous. was jailed for seven days and flned $3OO or two months' jail in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday after being found guilty of causing hurt to an ex-Cap-ain of the British Army.
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    Lock icon CUSTOMS REVENUE UP, UP, UP
    92 2 TOBACCO and Petroleum were again the biggest moneyearners for Singapore, Customs authorities revealed yesterday. For the first five months of this year from January to May. revenue collections for tobacco went up by more than $5 million to a total of $25,269,000. The total collections
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    Lock icon Eusoff College Win RFD Contest
    229 2 GIRLS from Eusoff College yesterday won the Lim Tay Boh Trophy in the University of Singapore Rag and Flag Day Float Contest. The float bearing the name "Utter-Alley-Speaking" depicted a very colourful background with girls sitting inside the litter bins, and heaps of rubbish scattered
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    Lock icon Last Of Public Gifts To NDF
    148 2 The Minister of Interior and Defence, Mr. Lim Kim San. received only one donation $3,529.50 for the National Defence Fund, yesterday. The grand total of the NDF now stands at $8,527,482.02. Today's donation came from the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees which had previously
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    Lock icon PM's Plans For Singapore U
    398 2 It 11 Be Worthy Of Today's PRIME Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said the Government intends to make the University of Singapore an institution worthy of the young men and women nurtured with the right values produced from schools in the Republic. Mr. Lee explained
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    Lock icon R.I. Celebrates 146th Birthday
    200 2  -  By PETER OOI RAFFLES Institution one of the premier schools in the Republic celebrated its 146 th Founder's Day anniversary with an impressive and colourful ceremony yesterday. The Guest-of-Honour. the Prime Minister of Singapore. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. an old RafTleslan. accompanied by the Principal of
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    Lock icon Tai Bee's Birthday
    103 2 ON its 12th anniversary. Tai Bee Company in Joo Chiat Road, held a mammoth cheap sale from April 28 to May 31. During this period, every customer who bought goods exceeding $5 in value was given a "Lucky Coupon". The 'Tucky Draw" was held yesterday to mark
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    Lock icon School's Top Students
    121 2 Mak Kam Thong, a former pre-university Science student was today pronounced the outstanding student of the year '6B. Mak, who scored four <?istinctions in the HSC exam, is now in Australia on an engineering Scholarship Course. Another student, Jeffery Chan Wah Teck. 17. son of a clerk,
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    Lock icon Curfew Breakers
    33 2 SEVENTY-EIGHT people their ages ranging from 21 to 52 yesterday pleaded guilty in the KL Magistrates' Courts to charges of breaking the curfew. They were fined from SlO to S5O each.
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    Lock icon Mexican Crash Victims' Bodies Not Recovered
    305 3 VILLA DEL CARMEN, Mexico, Fri. (Reuter) Paratroopers aided by helicopters hovering overhead today were trying to recover the badly charred bodies of <9 people killed in a Mexican jetliner crash near here two days ago. But most of the bodies were hurled to the
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    Lock icon Launch Pad Test Set For Apollo 11
    137 3 CAPE KENNEDY, Fri. (UPI) The three Apollo 11 astronauts plan to operate their spaceship as if it were flying toward the moon in conclusion to an important launch pad test today. The three-day exercise, called a flight readiness test, was the last major
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    Lock icon No Encouragement From Red China
    72 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI)— The United States is willing to take steos to establish friendly relations with Communist China but has received no encouragement from Peking. Secretary of State William P. Rogers said Thursday. Rogers told a news conference that the United States has tried on
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    Lock icon Lennon, Wife End Visit To Canada
    131 3 TORONTO. Fri. (Reuter) Beatle John Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono headed for England today after conferring with Canadian immigration officials at Toronto International Airport. Toronto lawyer Alan Mintz, speaking for Lennon. said the singer last night left country voluntarily. The pair had been
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    Lock icon Senate ABM Approval Seen
    140 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI) Republican Whip Hugh Scott predicted on Thursday that President Nixon's antiballistic missile system would easily win Senate approval now that a nationwide poll reported 84 per cent of the population favours an ABM. The Pennsylvania Senator told a news conference the poll ran
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    Lock icon Americans Now More Violent
    228 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. (Reuter) Americans are becoming 'bloody-minded', according to a study on violence issued today. Current anti-war protests, student rioting and political assassinations were unprecedented in American history, said the 644-page report on the history of violence in the United States. Violence has persisted in America
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    Lock icon Stowaways
    29 3 HONG KONG. Fri. (UPI) Two Stowaway American boys found aboard a Norwegian freighter which arrived here Wednesday were flown back to Manila on a U.S. airforce plane Friday.
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    Lock icon Probable Raider Of Haiti In Bahamas
    190 3 NASSAU. Bahamas, Fri. (Reuter) Police last night questioned 10 men who landed on Grand Bahama island in a four-engine Constellation amid reports that they may carried out the bomb attack on the Haitian capital of Port Au Prince. Police would not confirm the reports.
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    Lock icon Argentine President To Reorganize Government
    267 3 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. (UPI) President Juan Carlos Ongania was reported on Thursday drafting plans for a new government designed to end social unrest in Argentina. Twenty-two persons have been killed in clashes between students and workers and police throughout the nation in the past three
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    Lock icon Veto Set Aside
    44 3 LINCOLN. Neb. Fri. (Reuter) The Nebraska legislature overrode a Governor's veto today and passed a bill which would allow a citizen to use any means necessary to protect himself or his familv from crime. The Governor called the measure "legalised murder.'*
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    Lock icon Aichi, Laird Hold Talks
    93 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI) Japanese Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi conferred "0 minutes with Defence Secretary Melvin Laird Thursday on Asian security matters, including the return of Okinawa to Japanese jurisdiction. Neither Aichi nor Laird would make any comment when the meeting ended. The Foreign Minister originally had
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    Lock icon Humphrey On Vietnam War
    144 3 PHILADELPHIA. Penn. Fri. fßeuter) Former Vice-Pre-sident Hubert Humphrey today urged both sides in the Vietnam war to consider an Immediate ceasefire. He told the 10th Annual Convention of the Pennsylvania AFL-CTO labour organisation that a ceasefire should take effect as soon as both sides in the
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    Lock icon Expert—Americans Can't Bear Criticism
    171 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI) Americans have a "terrible problem about having to be loved," an expert on human behaviour said yesterday. "We can't tolerate criticism from others and don't appreciate self-criticism either,'' he added. "A critic is looked upon as a grain of sand in the bureaucratic
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    Lock icon Lease On U.S. Bases In Spain Extended
    227 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) The United States and Spain have agreed on a two-year extension of the lease on American bases in Spain, Senator J. William Fulbright said today. The agreement wa« expected to be signed soon, possibly within a few days, according to
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    Lock icon U.S. Studied Only Japan Seriously
    258 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI) Japan is the only country ever subjected to official, indepth cultural studies by the United States, an expert In human behaviour patterns said Thursday. Dr Edward T. Hall. Northwestern University Anthropology Professor, cited a study undertaken during World War II by Anthropologist
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    Lock icon Rogers: Reds Can Enter Saigon Govt. If Elected
    256 3 WASHINGTON. Frl. (Reuter) The United States would accept Communists in the South Vietnamese government, provided they were freely and fairly elected, Secretary of State William Rogers said today. He also told a press conference that President Nguyen Van Thieu was read? to
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    Lock icon U.S.Destroyers To Black Sea
    67 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) Two US destroyers will enter the Black Sea on June 18 for four days of manoeuvres, the Defence Department announced yesterday The U.S. Navy has been visiting the area with small combat ships periodically since 1959. The latest occasion a«:s in December when
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    Lock icon VA Chief
    72 3 SAN CLEMENTE. Califo. Fri. (UPI) —President Nixon Thursday announced his selection of Donald E. Johnson, former National Commander of the American Legion, as the new Director of Veterans' administration (VA). replacing William J. Driver, who resigned. Johnson. 44. who runs a farm supply business in West Branch. lowa,
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    Lock icon Korea Tries For Canadian Trade
    81 3 VANCOUVER. British Columbia, Fri. (UPI) —In an effort to better trade relations with Western Canada the Korean government yesterday opened a trade mission here. Jong-Han Park has been appointed Trade Commissioner and Director of the new branch, on* of 29 maintained around the globe by
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    Lock icon Troops Ring University In Congo
    133 3 KINSHASA, rri. (UPI) Army paratroops ringed Roman Catholic Louvanium University yesterday after Wednesday's bloody clashes in which troops killed six student demonstrators. Twelve other demonstrators, four soldiers and two Dolicemen were seriously injured. Congolese radio said. It said 400 demonstrators were rounded up bv police
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    Lock icon U.S. PLANE LOST OVER ALEUTIANS
    145 3 OMAHA. Neb., Fri. (Reuter) A U.S. Air Force reconnaissance plane is reported missing over the western Aleutian Islands. But it was not on an operational flight. Strategic Air Command (SAC) sources said last night. The RC-135 aircraft with 19 men aboard was on a flight
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    Lock icon Pompidou Is Favourite As Election Enters Second Stage
    446 4 PARIS, Fri. (Reuter) France today moved into the officio! campaign for the decisive second found of the presidential election with Gaullist Georges Pompidou a strong favourite to succeed General De Gaulle. A public opinion poll published in the newspaper Le Figaro today
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    Lock icon Sanctions Against Smith Ineffective
    347 4 UNITED NATIONS, New York, Fri. (Router) African and Asian members asserted yesterday that U.N. Security Council-ordered economic sanctions against Rhodesia had proved ineffective and that the time had come for more stringent measures to end the white rebellion. They notified the U.N. Committee on Colonialism that
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    Lock icon Masked Bandits Raid Post Office
    108 4 QUEBEC CITY. Fri. (Router) FOur masked bandits smashed their way into a post office here yesterday, grabbed about 110,000 dollars (about 43.000 sterling) and escaped across the St. Lawrence river after a gun battle with pursuing police. The four, armed with ma-chine-guns and revolvers, exchanged
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    Lock icon Keeler's Book Will Tell All
    171 4 LONDON, rri. (UPI) Christine Keeler. the centre of the Profumo scandal that rocked the the British government in 1963. made a surprise appearance yesterday at a press reception for American movie star Steve McQueen. Miss Keeler, 27. said she has been writing a book that
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    Lock icon Prince Charles Admires Cromwell
    327 4 LONDON, Fr:. (Reuter) Prince Charles. future King of England, said yesterday he admired Puritan dictator Oliver Cromwell, who executed the first King Charles 300 years ago The Prince. 20. in his first ever press interview, said he had come to refer Cromwell, an iron-fisted victor In
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    Lock icon 'Copter Blows Up At Paris Air Show
    101 4 PARIS, Fri. (Reuter) A helicopter blew up in a ball of Are durlnc a flight display at the Paris air show at Le Bourget Airport here yesterday, killing the pilot. Pieces of wreckage flew out In all directions as the American-made helicopter "xploded.
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    Lock icon Student Power Asserts Itself In Yugoslavia
    510 4 BELGRADE, (UPI) The doorman at Belgrade Workers University Adult Education Centre held up his arms and shook his head. The crowd, surly in the 90-degree June heat, understood the gesture. A whisper became an angry roar no more tickets to a beat music concert
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    Lock icon Grenade Attacks By Arabs
    419 4 TEL AVIV, Fri. (Reuter) Grenade attacks by Arabs in Gaza and Jerusalem, a riot in Nablus and a bazooka ambush that killed three Israeli sOldiera marked the second anniversary yesterday of the start of the six-day war. But Israeli officials last mgh t dismissed guerilla efforts
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    Lock icon 18 Oilmen To Be Repatriated
    170 4 LAGOS Fri (Reuter)—Zigh. teen foreign oilmen, reprieved from a sentence of death, will be handed over the representatives of the Ivory Coast and Gabon for repatriation withia the next few days. Radio Biafra announced last night that the men —l4 Italians, three West Germans and
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    Lock icon Capt. Didn't Know What Hit Evans
    470 5 SUBIC BAY NAVAL BASE, Philippines. Frl. (UPI) The skipper of the ill-fated U.S. destroyer Frank E. Evans said on Friday he was not aware that the ship had collided with the Australian Aircraft Carrier Melbourne until after he had been thrown into the water
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    Lock icon GI's Bayonet Hurts Okinawa Politico
    185 5 NAHA, Okinawa. Fri. (Reuter) A United States soldier's bavonet injured a leading politician today in the last of Japan's war-lost territory still under American military rule and threatened to increase Japan- U.S. tensions. The Incident took place after about 18,000 Japanese workers stayed away from
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    Lock icon Dinesh Singh
    39 5 KATMANDU, En. (UPI) Indian Foreign Minister Dinesh Singh arrived in Katmandu yesterday for a fourday official visit at the invitation of the Nepalese government. The Indian Foreign Minister was warmly at the airport despite the rainy weather.
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    Lock icon Hyderabad Violence Eases; Death Toll 26
    188 5 HYDERABAD. India. Frl. (UPI) Violence in the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad eased slightly yesterday, thanks to an all-day curfew, but the death toll in four days of separatist riots rose to 26. Police fired on mobs three times in the morning, killing
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    Lock icon Boats Collide
    46 5 KOBE. Japan. Fri. (UPI) An Indonesian boat sank after it collided with Japanese 293ton fishing boat Ryoei Maru No. 11 in Makassar Strait Friday morning, the Japan Maritime Safety Agency reported. One Indonesian crewman was killed but six other were rescued, the agency said.
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    Lock icon Thailand Expecting Same Aid
    162 5 BANGKOK. Fri. (UPI))— Thailand expects its foreign aid receipts this vear to remain close to the total of aid received last year at roughly 65 million U.S. dollars. government officials announced yesterday. Of the total, approximately 50 million dollars will come from the United States, nine
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    Lock icon Mrs. Gandhi In Kabul
    131 5 KABUL. Fri. (UPI)— Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi got a cheering, redcarpet welcome when she arrived yesterday from New Delhi for a five-dav official visit to Afghanistan. A big crowd applauded and waved Indian and Afghan flags as Prime Minister Noor Ahmad Etemadi greeted Mrs.
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    Lock icon France's Envoy To N. Vietnam
    67 5 PARIS. Fri. (Reuter) Mr. Rene Servoise, 51-year-old civil servant and diplomat, has been appointed France's diplo. matic envoy to North Vietnam, it was officially announced here yesterday. Mr. servoise. who was born in Hanoi, will have the title of delegate general and succeeds Mr. Simon
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    Lock icon Investigation Of Ayub's Son
    97 5 RAWALPINDI. Fri. (UPI) Police are investigating a landowner's charges that retired Army Capt Akhtar Ayub, son of former President Mohammaj Ayub Khan, had fraudulently obtained title to her land, it was announced yesterday. Police said they have registered the complaint of Mrs. Shamim Akhtar. the first
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    Lock icon VIETCONG STAGE NEW OFFENSIVE
    397 5 SAIGON, Fri. (UPI) Communist forces shelled 70 allied positions and battled American troops in two clashes not far from Saigon in a renewed offensive effort, U.S. military spokesmen said on Friday. The stepprd-up activity included a two-rocket attack on Saigon early Friday. The 122 mm rockets
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    Lock icon Saigon Intellectuals Formulate Own Plan
    183 5 SAIGON. Fri (Reuter) A group of South Vietnamese intellectuals today published a four point peace plan calling for an immediate ceasefire, an interim "reconcillatory" government and withdrawal of all nonSouth Vietnamese forces from the country. The proposals were regarded by political observers here as a
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    Lock icon COMMANDOS KILL TWO
    88 5 AMMAN. Fri. (Reuter)—The popular front for the liberation of Palestine said yesterday its commandos killed two inhabitants of Rafah. in the Gaza Strip, on May 27 for collaborating with the Israeli occupation authorities. A statement said the five occupants of a half-track were killed or wounded in
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    Lock icon CAMBODIA RAPS THAI
    170 5 UNITED NATIONS. Frl. (Reuter) Cambodia charged at the U.N. yesterday that Thailand was trying to establish a rebel government on its territory, and appealed to world opinion to condemn this alleged interference in Its internal aflalrs. Cambodia's Ambassador Huot Sambath asked the President of the Security Council
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    Lock icon Shooting Charged By North Korea
    69 5 TOKYO, Fri. (UPl)—North Korea charged Friday U.S. troops yesterday fired "thousands of shells and bullets" at a North Korean post across the Demilitarises Zone. the Korean Central News Agency reported. The official new 5 agency of North Korea said in a broadcast monitored in Tokyo
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    Lock icon Rebel Papua Policemen Surrender
    167 5 DJAKARTA. Fri. (UPI) Six Papua policemen who rebelled recently against the Indonesian administration in Enarotali have surrendered with their weapons, according to a ministry of information release. The announcement said the six men were led by their commander. Police Inspector First Class Kembrisau. Their surrender was
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    Lock icon VC Claim Talks On Coalition Govt.
    188 5 PARIS. Frl. (TTI) The Vietcong announced yesterday it has opened negotiations with various political groups aimed at forming a provisional coalition government for South Vietnam as envisaged in the Commu- nists 10-point peace plan. The disclosure was made by chief Vietcong spokesman Tran Hoai
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    Lock icon Indore Riots
    51 5 NEW DELHI. Fri. (UPI) Death toll in the communal riotin* at Indore citv 2no miles northeast of Bombay rose to 12 yesterday with the discovery of the bodies of two slain men. One died of stab wounds. The cause of the death of the other person was not
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    Lock icon Pakistan Raps Indian F.M.
    92 5 RAWALPINDI. Fri. (UPI) Pakistan charged India Thursday with continuing to avoid the settlement of the Kashmir dispute, straining relations between the two countries. A foreign office spokesman said Indian Foreign Minister Dinesh Singh's statement May 27 that India would not agree to a settlement of the
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    Lock icon North Vietnam Downs U.S. Jet
    87 5 SAIGON. Fn. (UPl)—North Vietnamese gunners yesterday shot down an unarmed U.S. photo reconnaissance jet about 45 miles above the Demilitarised Zone off coastal Dong Hoi, the American military spoke*, men announced. The two crewmen aboard the RF4C Phantom spy plane were rescued by U.S. helicopter
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon Trading Will Start At 9.30 a.m. From Monday
      346 7 Our Market Reporter as fro™Mondav k June*#*!!#!!* and Sinfapor# yesterday announced that 12 noon and 2 trading rooms will commence from 9.80 am- to hourf we?? from'To .l P i» unUI ,ur h »•"<*• Hitherto, normal trading h S,"eti '""a £S£ 12M
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      74 7 HONG KONG, Fri. (UPI) Mcr.ey Quotations: Hong Kong dollars 6.108 <5 per U.S. dollar Hone Kong dollars 6.125 per US. dollar TT Hong Kong dollars 14.51 per pound sterling Hong Kong dollars 306.125 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness Hong Kong dollars 162.6 per 10.030 Japanese
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      12 7 The tin price for yesterday was $620 per picul, unchanged.
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      169 7 CANBERRA Fri. Australia's ex-mine output was worth a record last year and mineral exports were worth a record $633,000,000. The increase in production was 17.8 per cent higher than the figure of $696,000,000 for 1967. The increase in exports was 42 per cent higher than the
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      206 7 NEW YORK. Fri. (UPI) Stocks closed irregularly lower yesterday, with declines topping advances by almost 100 issues. Trading was fairly active. The fourth consecutive decline this week again reflected the threat of a boost In the prime lending rate from a record high of
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      100 7 THE noon prices at tk« Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange yesterday are:— Bojet srim Coconut Oil (FOB.) Balk 4H.25 Coconut Oil (F.O.B.) Oram 51.75 Mixed Copra SI M Muntok White Pepper (F.O.B.) 96% N.L.W. 122 50 Sarawak White Pepper (F O B.) 120 00 Sarawak special Black I'epper (r O
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      106 7 Dunlop Malaysian Industries Berhad has just installed a 120-inch Vulcanising Heater in its Earthmover Tyre Factory in Petaling Jaya. Mr. R.C.F Carver, managing director of Dunlop Malaysian Industries Berhad, said the Vulcanising Heater,
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      60 7 NEW YORK. Fri (UPI) Rubber futures closed 10 points lower on no sales yesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange (Bid) (Ask) July 26 05 2680 Sept. 2530 25.80 Nov. 24 85 25 50 July (70) 24.15 24 65 March 24.10 24.45 May 24 10 24.45 July 24.10
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      38 7 NEW YORK Fri. (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange 30 Industrials 930.71 20 rails 232.11 15 utilities 128 77 65 stocks ***** 40 bonds 73 04 Commodity futures: Index *****
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      177 7 TOKYO, (UPI) Japan Airlines (JAL) has announced the introduction of a new IL-62 jet on the JAL Aeroflot Siberia effective on June 4. JAL said the IL-62 arrived in Tokyo on its maiden flight last Wednesday. It will replace the slower TU-114 turbo-prop aircraft that
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      Lock icon S'pore Exports To Australia On The Increase
      225 7 CANBERRA. Fri. Singapore's exports to Australia in the first nine months to March were worth $9,300,000 compared with $6,468,000 for the «ame period last year. The figures were released by the Australian Bureau of Census and Statistics. Import* from Australia for the period
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      80 7 LONDON. Fri. (UPI) The rubber market closed uncertain with spot 24-1/2. 24-3/4. Settlement House July 24-1/2 24-11/16 Aug 24-1/2 24-11/16 Sept 24-7/16 24-5/8 July/Sept 24-1/2 24-11/16 Oct/Dec 24-7/16 24-9/16 Jan/March 24-3 '8 24-1/2 April/June 24-5/16 24-7/16 July/Sept 24-3/16 24-3/8 Oct/Dec 24-1/8 24-5/16 Jan/March 24-1/16 24-1/4
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      891 7 BUSINESS done In and reported to the (ratfisi rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified: INDUSTRIALS ACM A $l.BB (2); Ben $2.08 (9) $2.07 (2) $2.10 (2). Borneo $1.73 (3)
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      264 7 THE following is a berthing list released by the Port of Singapore Authority for June 7: God owns Vessels 1/2 Servaaskerk 31/32 Benmhor 19 Bahadur N W. 3/4 Giang Lee 23 Kinabalu 24'25 Wellington Mafu 29 30 Yamahiro Maru 31/32 Menestheius 33/36 London Maru 40Ml State of
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      286 7 RUBBER: 70 Cts. JUNE first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 0.m.. in Singapore today at 70-1/4 cents per lb., down one eighth of a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market wa» quiet. Opening quotations were marked down on lower London advices but sellers were scarce
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      552 7 MINUAPOKk. Btora fclchange Mid and other price* nttlriailj lined at the cIom of boblneaa. INDUSTRIALS AC.MA I 8ft 1 98 Ben <fr Co 1.09 1ft Borneo Bhd 171 1 74 aniel Pljuood 2 46 2.47 C. sugar XD 386 3 88 told «toragr 5.90 Chemical Co
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      52 7 (Muutm rn« ■1 )ft Militin C.M •mm 2n 1 M«la>«n S.10 <r«j Miltun 1S7 •a The Coin. In4 Xl> J°l 111 The J-atln* Ton*! MS 1^5 M. Invnt fun a XD Of 1-40 1«t Hone KADI t if 1.51* 'if) Hnng Kon< XD 1.01* Merlins Cam 8/- (*Hong
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      395 7 ARRIVALS 800 a.m. MSA MLO29 R Lumpnr 800 am. MSA MLII 9 R Lumpur 9J5 a.m. MSA MLB29 PbnomPrak 10 15 am. MSA MLI2I R Lumpnr 10 25 am MSA MLOOS Penang. Ipoh, R. Lumpur. Malacca 10.50 am. THAI TQ42S Bangkok 12.30 pm. (iARI'DA GABT« Mrtan 1.10 pm.
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      346 7 International now flies to more countries in the Orient W other airline m LIAN HUAT HANG FINANCE LIMITED Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore} BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st DECEMBER* 1968. SHARE CAPITAL Authorised > 10.000 Shares of $lOO/- each Imued 3.800 Shares of tIOOA each RESEKVFP FUND PROFIT A
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      236 8  -  BY HELEN LATEST on the fashion front this month is the plush dress and jewellery shop named "Le Bijou" just opened at the Clemenceau shopping arcade. Literally, it means 'the jewel' as the proprietress Mrs. Chan explained. A much travelled woman, she found
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      379 8 TV/I ANY people are going in for the sleeveless JACKET these days. For evening they are often very dressy and fancy and with large doses of the gipsy look. Here's where rows and rows of chain decor would look most appropriate around the neck. OHOES are still very
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      194 8  -  By Mary Sue Miller A Lovely writes: Not long ago I had white hair and high school age children. I now am an ash blond and the kids are in college. What I need is a hairstyle that will keep my looks out of the
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      155 8 Teething time My poor, teething Baby Youll soon be tip-top; Ma's Qiven you Steedman's And your pain's bound to stop. Both Powders and Jelly Will your plan drive away And keep Baby happy And jolly all day! STEEDMAN'S PRODUCTS ARK MADE IN BRITAIN BY EXPERTS TO HELP YOUR BABY! THE
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      325 8 BY PUBLIC DEMAND FINAL WRESTLING TONIGHT TWO GREAT TONIGHT FIGHTS G^2?> D STADIUM WRESTLING FANS: REMEMBER THESE 12 TAG-TEAM RULES DO NOT BE CONFUSED 1. The fight it between two teems. 2. Eech teem is of two wrestlers. 3. Only 1 wrestler from eech teem is allowed in the ring
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      17 8 AMY By Jack Tipprt ®=«B IHI "No Roger and I haven't been fighting again. yw« were justPLAYING
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      95 8 DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and Aiden McWliams ARENT VOU BEING A TOO BOUGH ON WUNG j RAVEN, COACH f ~J IP IT'S A MISTAKE TO TEACH AN ATHLETE SELF-DISCIPLINE, COLOR ME WRONG/ 3B jtNNt.y LF JOHNSON CF PUT TE P. RF tV'LMAMi F. m m ss WHEN LEGS TURNS
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    373 9  -  By Patricia Chan HEARD OF the "Ceylon Shake?" No> I haven't either. Well, this swinging royal couplc Pete McKay and Romayne will introduce it to local dancing enthusiasts when they perform at one of the leading Singapore res-taurant-nightclubs in August. The "Ceylon Shake"
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    101 9 Among some of the places they have performed In were the Mouiln Rouge Nightclub in Paris, the Pasa Poga In Madrid, the Tivoli Theatre In Copenhagen, the Palladium Theatre in London, the Hilton Hotel in Australia, the Casino Estoril in Portugal and the Copacabana Nightclub in Tokyo. They have
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    Lock icon Kanner Had A Tough Time Acting With Bette Davis
    661 9  -  By Sheilah Graham LONDON, FH. (NANA)—Twenty-seven-year-old Alexis Kanner is catching his breath after co-starring with Bette Davis and Sir Michael Redgrave in "Connecting Rooms." It was an experience. "Bette was my greatest friend and my greatest enemy." said Alexis. "She was
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    84 9 "The Downhill Racer#" has been set as new title ©1 the Wild wood Production for Paramount Pictures formerly called "Downhill." The motion picture stars Robert Retford Gene Hackman and Camilla Sparv It is directed by Michael Ritchie. "The Downhill Racers" Is bemf produced by Rjchard Gf«fV6n. An
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      142 9 The Free World Could Have Won in Vietnam Long Ago A top military expert tell# how we could bare done it with relative eaae. and without u»in* nuclear am* or lntadlhf North Vietnam. In a hard-hit. tine article he name* the man he believe* to be re«ponslble for oar failure
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      293 9 shawT| r-fTT^TTT LIDO Phone 28-: NOW SHOWIN 1J U- 4-M U| |j| M -WAITING FOR Stewart Color (OA) APITCL Phor 297 e*!rttol LIS* Tonlrht M nito: U Chin* Margaret Haing Hul "A fliCI TO CALL HOME' IA SHAW PRODUCTION) MandanninShiwacope. Color Tomorrow 8.45 a m. Morning Show "SUMMER HEAT" Mandarin
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      127 9 TODAY a Saturday, June 7, 1969. 21 5? By CLAY JL PdLLAN M Your Doily Arfnrfy Guide K I According to tk9 Start. To devetop message for Saturday, read words oorrespoixJing to number of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Htttth 2 A 3 Contracts 4 Somaon* sGui<to 6Gvt 7 Chon|M
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      271 9 21 ORGANISATION ORCHARD —32lt>l Opena t»4ay! l 4. i.u p.m. 'Tomorrow Extra Show 1100 am > ONLY WHEN I LARF' color David HEMMINOS Paramount f CATHAY I PALACF 334 OO 1 *****8 NOW SHOWING: |I LAST DAY: 11. 1.38. 4 80. 100. |.M. •3* *l5 p.m. Il«.a 9.30 p.m I
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      1182 10 Rac it CUM 6, Dlv 3—6 Furs.—1.30 p.m. ($4,500) (FOR LOCAL RIDERS ONLY) 1 000 Klng'e Proctor ST 0 00 9 00 8.12 8.08 805 707 7.07 7.07 8.11 8.11 804 803 Mr. 4r Mrv H.Y Leong.. Mawi Soaidi 4 Allan Liew 8 2 060 Flee tauter
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      957 10  -  GOING: GOOD By Big Ben CPRING FANCY is »ht day's b*st bot. Lost week he ran a creditable third to Scorpio II over 6f. He should have improved a ton from that outing to outsprint the rivals in race five at Ipoh today. He carries 3
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      30 10 Big Ben Silver Castle Scorpio II Spring Fancy Jimmy Lad Trooper Prince's Knife Ronigo Cisco Movie Goer III Spring Fancy Kakamion Zodiac Tallette Big Hill Hand In Hand
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      157 10 BIO BEN JIMMY LAD CISCO ZODIAC RACE 1 MOVIE GOER III Mr Little Darling Pink Heather GOURMET Movie Goer III Pink Heather MOVIE GOER ni Pink Heather Fleet muster H PINK HEATHER Zodiaque Movie Goer III RACE A SILVER CASTLE Gwerle Lily's Pet SHYREE Silver Castle Gwerle gg^^j RACE
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      Lock icon Wonargo Shapes Like A Winner
      281 10 IPOH, Fri. Wonargo, with Luke Kang In the saddle, shaped like a winner on a good track here this morning. He clocked 37 for 3f, the fastest gallop of the day. Two Derby candidate?, Norwellan and Prince Alcide Asuwadi) were associated in an interesting workout.
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      93 10 PARIS. Fri. (Reuter) Australians Ken Rosewall and Rod Laver will meet In the final of the men's singles at the French International tennis championships for the secend year in succession on Saturday. Yesterday Rosewall beat compatriot Tony Roche 7-5, 8-2. 6-2, in the first semifinal and
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      Lock icon SCC Retain 'Slater Cup'
      49 10 SINGAPORE Cricket Club retained the Slater Cup when they beat the Young Men Sikh Association by three goals to one at the Padang yesterday. The first half was scorsiess Chai Hoon Yoon (2) and J. Hancock scored for the winners while Joginder netted for YMSA.
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      45 10 THE last programme of the professional wrestling season will be held at the Gay World Stadium tonight, an hour earlier then the usual time. Tonight's programme will commence at 8 p.m. Tickets are now available at the Gay World offices of 3 Star Promotions.
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      Lock icon Piggott's Mount Wins Coronation Cup
      170 10 EPSOM. England, Fri. (Reu* ter) The Duke of Devonshire's Parle Top proved herself to be one of the greatest mares of the decade when easily winning the Coronation Cup here yesterday. The five-year-old beat Mount Athos and Connaugiit, who had finished third and second respectively
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      Lock icon Aggravate Holds Outside Chance In The Oaks
      311 10 EPSOM, England, Fri. (Reuter) Arthur Budgett. who won the Epsom Derby on Wednesday with BLAKENEY. has an outside chance of completing a notable classic double in the Oaks, the Allies' classic, here tomorrow with AGGRAVATE. Unlike Blakeney, whom he owns himself, Budgett trains
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      Lock icon IOC Move To Expel S. Africa
      438 11 Warsaw, Fri. (Rautar) The International Olympic Committee (IOC) open their 68th session here today with a proposal to expel South Africa and the future of the Winter Olympics prominent on the 20-point agenda. Lords and Communists, generals and politicians rubbed shoulders in the foyer
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      Lock icon West Indies Thrash Somerset
      422 11 TAUNTON, England, Frl. (Reuter) The West Indian cricketers gave Somerset a pounding here yesterdav, dismissing the County for 141 and then thrashing Zt% for three in 205 minutes before the close when they led by a massive 509 runs. Charlie Davis hit his first century of
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      31 11 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) Charlie Elliott and Syd Buller will umpire the First Test cricket match between England and the West Indies which begins at Old Trafford. Manchester, next Thursday.
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      Lock icon Younis In Undefeated Century
      364 11 LONDON. Frl. ißeuter) Younis Ahmed. Surrey's 21-year-old left-handed batting star from Pakistan, rattled up his third undeleated century of the season yesterday to become the leading scorer in English first class cricket with 649 runs. The hard-hitting Pakistani slammed 13 boundaries in scoring 122 not out
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      Lock icon St. Patrick's Are Champs
      118 11 ST. PATRICK'S School defeated Anglo-Chinese School by 59 run« yesterday to become the »enior division interschools champions. In the finals played at Ceylon Sports Club yesterday. St. Patrick's School, batting first chalked up 146 runs and bundled ACS for 87 runs to win th« championships. Scores:
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      275 11 NEW YORK. Fri. 'Reuter) Joe Morgan blasted a home run in the sixth inning as the Houston Astros crushed the St. Louis Cardinals 11-6 in yesterday's only major league baseball game. The Astros, fifth in the western division of the National League, had 13 hits, against 10
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      110 10 IP EXTRA! THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS AS CASH GIFT PRIZES WITH EVERY REGULAR DRAW LAST S DIGITS $l,OOO A DIGITS $lOO 3 DIGITS SI 5 (Based on printed sc-ia! numbers of coupons) THIS WEEK'S REGULAR DRAW $72,500 TO WINNFRS WITH 5 NUMBERS CORRECT LAST DAY ALL TOTO BOOTHS fir MANY AGENTS
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      74 10 Time And Tide TODAY SINGAPORE Town: 3.11 a.m. (8.1 ft.); 10.22 ajn. (1.1 ft.); 5.25 p.m. (6.9 ft.); 10.41 p.m. (4.1 ft.). NAVAL Dockyard: 3.15 a.m. (9.3 ft.); 946 a.m. (1.9 ft.); 5.13 p.m. (8.6 ft.); 10.25 p.m. (4.9 ft). TOMORROW SINGAPORE Town: 4.24 а.m. (7.4 ft.); 11.27 a.m. (1.9
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      641 11 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS THOMSON KOAD BAPTIST CMIIBi ll (Teochew English) *5 Thomson Road, tiinnpon 1L relephone; *****. iandtT 8.15 a.m Sunday School 10 30 a.m. Sunday Woranlp 8.45 p.m. English B.S 6.00 D m. English Worship 9EMBAWANO BAPTIST CHI'KCU (Teochew Cantonese Mandarin) 140-A Casuarlna Road O pora ao rate phone: *****
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      323 11 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS KAMPOMt KAPtiK METHODIST CHtKCH Slntipnrt (OS Caff Hoed) 7 80 a m., 4c 9.30 am. Berrlct In Kngllab 11.00 a.m. Service in Malay ft 15 am Sunday School UUUN9TOWM LtTHEKAN CHI. Kt H OuNiuumo Sunday School 4 80 Eng.iah WnwU> (StT'l 9.30 lci Ctuneae Sun. Sa 11.00 Chinese
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    587 12 —Advocates Solicitors THE Singapore Advocates and Solicitors Society contend that the jury system had worked reasonably well in Singapore and 'hot there are no compelling reasons for its abolition at the present time. In its memorandum, to the Press, yesterday, the Society pointed out
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    Lock icon Rajaratnam Funeral Is Well Attended
    74 12 A LARGE gathering yesterday attended the funeral of the late Mr. Munuresu Rajaratnam, a prominent figure in the local Ceylonese community. Amongst them were members of the legal and medical profession, teachers and officials of the Cevlon Sports Club and the Ceylon Tamils' Association. The
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    106 12 MORE than 100 valuable prize* will be given away at the Mammoth Donation Draw of the 17th International Bazaar to be held on June 28 at the School for the Blind. The first prize will be a Renault. 10 second, a first class ticket
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    361 12  -  By H C TAN FOR the fashion lady of tomorrow, this is a feep-show of Berlei's foundation garments for 970 something more than just sugar 'n* spice. But more will be unfolded at the exhibition of the latest In brassieres, girdles, panty-girdles and
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    205 12  -  By SUHAIMI BIDIN THE Secretarv of the Per?atuan Melayu Singapura. Enche Othman Bachek, reiterated yesterday that his partv would continue to fight for the welfare of the people in the Republic, irrespective of colour, religions or races. He said that following hLs party's announcement
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    107 12 A FORMER cleansing worker, Teo Tian Sang alias Tan Seet Heng. 28 was found hanging at his guardian's home at Geylang Road on May 6 this year. Teo Soon Keat. the guardian's son, told the Court yesterday that prior to the deceased's death, he had not reported
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    132 12 Cyril Anthony Louis, who took out a $3.800-car for a test drive and disappeared with it, was jailed for 30 months in the 10th Magistrate's Court yesterday on a charge of cheating. Louis, who is currently serving a two-year sentence for cheating,
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    31 12 There will be a daily Sata Free Mass X-ray from Monday. June 9 to Tuesday. June 17 at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Commonwealth Drive, at 5.30-9.00 p.m.
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    73 12 POLICE Constable Teo Choo Pee. 22. was jailed for a year in th« Fourth District Court yesterday for corruption. Teo. who had been in the Police Force for over three years, admitted taking a $l5O-bribe from a 'blue film' operator. Cheong Hua Kwee. at Seng Lee Sawmill
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    Lock icon They Come, Go And Leave Us Richer By 80 Pints
    150 12 WHEN the men of the 130 RAF Regiment of No. 2 (Field) Squadron fly back to Britain this weekend they will leave behind them a tangible expression of their appreciation of the interesting time they have spent in the Far
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    72 12 PROFESSOR William Jay Smith will give a "Laughing Time" poetry-reading session for children and oarents at the Children's Section. National Library, today at 10 a m. Professor Smith is Professor of English at George Washington University. DC. and Consultant in poetry to the Library of Congress.
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    320 12 THE Secretary-General oi Gerakan Ra'ayat Malaysia, Dr. Tan Chee Khoon, last night, called an early return to parliamentary rule in Malaysia and the setting up of a Commission of Inquiry to investigate the true causes of torn riots. This commission would also make
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    Lock icon Fined $300 For Causing Hurt
    87 12 MASILAMONY Jesudass was offended that Singer Sewing Machine Co. should send bill collector Richard Tan Tai Kiat to collect a bill from him, which he claimed he had already settled. In the ensuing argument with Tan at hi s flat in Mei Ling Street on
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    55 12 A youth. Tay Poh Keng, was fined $4OO or six weeks' jail in the Fifth Magistrate's Court yesterday for using criminal force on Police Constable D. Rajoo and escaping from his custody. Tay. 20, admitted committing both offences at Jalan Balam and Pesiaran
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      141 12 *Thank You From Fiorat Paradise THE Floral Paradise stall (Singapore Stall) of the 17th International Basaar for the' Blind to be held today acknowledges with thanks donations from the following flower shops (in alphabetical order^^ Chlen K«® Flower Shop. 25, Upper Cross Street. Chun Ye e Flower Shop. 23, Upper
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      42 12 SPORE DIARY Singapore Dlarr f«r June 7: 4 p.m.: Choir practice at National Theatre Club, Clemenceau Avenue. 7 p.m.: English drama workshop at National Theatre Club, Clemenceau Avenue. 8 p.m.: Folk dance and Chinese operatic practices at tionaj Theatre Club. Clemenceau Avenue.
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