Eastern Sun, 18 June 1969

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    22 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY TV Esid. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 1031 Wednesday, 18 June 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon NO FIXED ORBIT FOR US, SAYS LEE
    544 1 SYDNEY, Tues. (Reuter) Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew made it clear tonight that he would find "alternative arrangements" for Singapore rather than fall into the big power orbit if Australia and New Zealand decided to hold back after the British pullout schedule.
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    Lock icon Us And Us Alone
    61 1 JAKARTA. Tues. (Reuter) Indonesian For«ifn Minister Adam Malik said last night south-East Asian countries should not invite big powers to defend the region. He said defence and security in Southeast Asia should become the responsibility of the countries in the area. He was commenting on reports
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    Lock icon 'Major' Talks—C-in-C, Far East
    459 1 'Major' Talks— C-in-C, Far East CANBERRA, Tues. (Reuter) The British Commander-in-chief, Far East, Admiral Sir Peter Hill-Norton, arrived in Canberra today from Singapore to attend the Commonwealth fivepower defence talks opening on Thursday to approve plans for South-east Asian defence after the British military pullout in 1971. Sir Peter described
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    Lock icon Pompidou's Prime Minister
    31 1 PARIS, Tues. (AFP) President-elect Georges Pompidou will name national assembly president Jacques Chaban-Delmas as his Prtme Minister, highly reliable sources said tonight The move cam« as no surprise.
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    Lock icon 'No Need To Inform Govt Of Action On Individuals'
    417 1 THE Singapore government had no reason to inform the Malaysian government in advance of investigation into possible corrupt practices of certain Malaysian-Singapore Airline employees, a Ministrv of Finance statement said yesterday. The statement was referring to Mr. V. Manlckavasagam. Acting Minister
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    Lock icon 'Evans Did Previous Moves Quite Safely'
    382 1 SI'BIC BAY, Philippines. Tues. (Reuter) The navigating officer of the Australian Carrier Melbourne said todav he saw the US. destroyer Frank E. Evans moved to plane rescue position on the night of June 2 "in a very safe and runabout manner." The carrier sliced
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    Lock icon 79 Arrests In Kuching
    50 1 KUCHING. Sarawak. Tues. (Reuter) —Hooligans and a rumourmonger are among 79 people arrested in Sarawak under Malaysia's current state of emergency. An official breakdown of 43 people arrested in Kuching yesterday showed they included 36 Chinese, five Malays, one Land Dyak and one Iban, police said.
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    Lock icon England Wins Test
    40 1 MANCHESTER, England. Tues. (Reuter) England beat West Indies by ten wickets to win the first cricket test here today. Scores: England 413 and '2 for no wicket West Indies 147 and 275. (Full report in Page 11).
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    Lock icon Socialists Hear Grim Prediction
    125 1 LONDON. Tues. (AFP) The Socialist International Congress in Eastbourne was told today that "racial riots on an unprecedented scale have broken out in Malaysia". The Secretary General of the Malaysian Democratic Action Party Mr. Goh Hock Guan then went on to warn the conference that the
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    Lock icon No Comment
    49 1 JAKARTA. Tues. (Reuter) Mr. Fernando Ortlz-Sanz. the United Nations' Special Representative to West Irian, tonight had no comment to make on an Indonesian report that a plot to assassinate him had been smashed. A spokesman for Mr. Sanz said: "He has nothing to say on the matter."
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    Lock icon $50,000 Cheque Appeal: Privy Council Upholds Trial Courts Judgment
    398 2 I LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) A lawsuit over a $50,000 cheque which failed in the Penang High Court but succeeded on Appeal in Malaysia was brought to the Privy Council's Judicial Committee here by defendant, Tan Chow Soo, a Penang businessman. Todiy
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    Lock icon Suah For Hotel Course
    71 2 ANOTHER hotelier in the making flew to Switzerland for a two-year course in hotel management and catering, this morning. He is Suah Wee Pen*. 29. who was working in the accounts department of a leading hotel before his departure. His trip is sponsored by a Swiss
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    Lock icon Courier For Indons Freed
    75 2 A FISH-DEALER who once helped Indonesia In her "confrontation" policy against Malaysia was released from political detention yesterday. The flsh-dealer, Llm Boon Huat, 25. who was arrested on Sept. 1. 1965, admitted being a courier for the Indonesian Government. In a statement Llm said that he
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    Lock icon New Pact For Union & Veneer
    127 2 New Pact For Union Veneer THE VENEER Products Limited and the Pioneer Industries Employees' Union signed a new five-year collective agreement on June 11. The agreement will terminate on Feb. 28. 1974. Negotiations between the two parties preceding the signing of the agreement were conducted in a spirit of harmony
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    Lock icon Three-Week Course For Managers
    75 2 A THREE-WEEK course for about 40 managers from Singapore and Malaysia will commence at the Cameron Highlands tomorrow. The course, conducted jointly by the Singapore Institute of Management and the Malaysian Institute of Management will consist of two sections. One will be for too executives and
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    Lock icon Special Flight Home For Three Students
    193 2 MSOth Anniversary IT will be a special flight home for three Singapore students who are studying in the United Kingdom, for the Republic's 150 th anniversary celebrations in August. They are Tan Kim Pong. David Chiang Boon Hock and Soo Meng Tong, who are
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    Lock icon Star Tabatha Loves Snakes
    132 2 FOUR gorgeous girls, all members of the "Les Belles Sheillas" show, current, ly performing at the Supper Club of Hotel Malaysia. And Singapore an "exciting city.'* All of them have a special own role In the two-hour exotic and provocative show. The girls all Australians, arrived
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    Lock icon Bayonet Man Gets Jail And Rotan
    95 2 A 25-YEAR-OLD man. Awang bin Sati, was sentenced to six months' jail and two strokes of the rotan in the Fifth Magistrate's Court yesterday for possession of an offensive weapon. Awanj was found »uilty of having a bayonet with him at Ja!an Durlan on
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    Lock icon Talk By Fujiyoshi
    45 2 MR. RONALD rujiyoshi. Field Supervisor of the Department of Social Work and Social Administration will give a talk on "Community Organisation" today The talk, which will be held at the Teachers' Training College Auditorium at 11.30 a.m., is open to the public.
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    Lock icon 40% Of Singapore Live In HDB Flats
    185 2 ~*Dr. DR. LEE Chlaw Men*, Parliamentary S A cr r the Ministry of Education, said that some 40 of the total population of huTlt hv the Housing: and Development Board flats built b> Government. Dr. Lee said ten years ago the situation was
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    Lock icon Union AGM
    29 2 THE annual general meeting fo the Public Daily-rated Housing and Development Board Worker's Union will be held on Sunday at 2 p.m. at •he Victoria Memorial Hall.
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    Lock icon 'Harmony Body' For Geylang
    74 2 The Geylang Serai constituency has formed a Special Patrol Body comprising various races in the area to ensure oeace and harmony. It is headed by the M.P. for Geylang serai, Enche Rahmat Kenap. Mr. Lawrence Arokiaraj, Secretary of the Citizens' Consultative Committee, said members had started
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    Lock icon Lights Off!
    36 2 There will be no electricity at Oriole Crescent. Cassia Drive. Sunset Avenue. Ash Grove, Pine Walk. Jalan Pandan, Linden Drive and Greenwood Avenue on June 27 between 9 30 a m. and 8 p.m.
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    Lock icon Israel Expects France To Restore Friendship
    378 3 LONDON, Tues. (UPI) Israeli Premier Mrs. Golda Meir said that every Israeli soldier who died in June, 1967 was killed by a Russian-made weapon and indicated she expects France to restore the traditional friendship with Israel now that it has a new govern- ment.
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    Lock icon Antarctic Explorers
    227 3 TOKYO. Tues. (Kyodo) Sfapan will station a 30-mem-ber wintering team the largest so far in the Antarctic for one year from next February to realise its longplanned Antarctic observation rocket launchings next January or February. The announcement was made by the Japan's Antarctic Observation Headquarters (officially known as
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    Lock icon V'nam War Dead Is Read Out
    67 3 OAKLAND. California. Tues. (Reuter) —The names of more than 35.000 Americans killed in Vietnam were read aloud today by a score of peace demonstrators outside the Oakland Military Induction Centre, where troops are processed for Vietnam service. The peace group said the reading of
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    Lock icon Glenn's Girl Engaged
    84 3 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) Retired Marine Col. John H. Glenn, the first American astronaut to orbit the earth, announced the engagement of his daugther, Carolyn Ann, to John Michael Power of Houston, Texas, yesterday. Glenn, now president of the Royal Crown Cola International Ltd.. said a small
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    Lock icon Flourescent Tube Explodes In Swallower's Stomach
    295 3 HOUSTON, Texas, Tues. (UPI) A veteran circus sword swallower was in satisfactory condition at a Houston hospital today after surgeons removed the remains of an exploded 36-inch neon tube from his stomach. It was the second such operation for Francis F. Doran, 61, in
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    Lock icon 25 Tokyo Dragons Stranded In Caracas
    254 3 CARACAS, Venezuela. Tues. (UPI) Hotel owners said today that they would go to court, if necessary, to prevent the departure of 25 Japanese Global Baseball League players from the country. Global Baseball League President Walter Dilbeck was reported to have promised to send "necessary
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    Lock icon Chemistry Experiment Drama...
    161 3 BERKELE Y. California, Tues. (UPI) Campus police and firemen at the University of California kept an apprehensive watch early today on Latimer Hall where an experiment by a Chinese chemistry student got out of control and threatened to explode. The fourth, fifth and sixth floors of the
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    Lock icon Freak Wave Kills Four
    103 3 PORTREATH. England, Tues. (UPI) Four persons died yesterday night when a freak wave swept eight into the ocean in this Cornish holiday village. The wave hit the vacationers as thev were strolling on a jettv. Later, lifeboats and Royal Air Force helicopters recovered three bodies and
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    Lock icon Tourists Hurt In M-E War
    95 3 JERUSALEM. Tues (UPI) Jordanian artillery fire today killed one tourist and injured four others during a battle just north of the Dead Sea. reliable reports said. One unconfirmed report said the dead tourist was a woman from the United States. The tourists had stopped to
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    Lock icon 'RED CONGRESS A SUCCESS'
    184 3 MOSCOW. Tues. (UPI) A world Communist conference ended yesterday with a pledge of unity from the overwhelming majority of the 75 participating delegates. Russia a nd its supporters hailed it as a success although the conference failed to condemn Communist China. The pledge of unity came
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    Lock icon FLAMINGOES RESCUED FROM DROUGHT
    121 3 WINDHOEK. South-West Africa. Tues (AFP) —Game wardens have just saved the lives of 22 000 flamingoes which were dying from thirst and hunger, it was revealed today. The birds were living at Lake Etosha, normally a vast expanse of water of 19.600 sq. miles, but which
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    Lock icon Ireland Polls Today
    163 3 DUBLIN. Tues. (UPI) Ireland's general election campaign headed toward a rip-roaring climax last night. The major political parties held massive final rallies throughout the republic. Premier Jack Lynch, fighting: his first election campaign as leader of the ruling Fianna Fail (men of destiny) Party, wound up a
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    Lock icon Faster European Unity Hope Of Trio
    415 3 EASTBOURNE, England, Tues. (Reuter) Leaders of Britain, Italy and West Germany today told the socialist international 11th congress they hoped that the election of Georges Pompidou as president of France would quicken the pace towards European unity. Britain's Prime Minister Harold Wilson disclosed to
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    Lock icon EUGENIC LAW PASSED
    47 3 BONN, Tues. (AFP) The Bundestag last night adopted a law authorising the voluntary sterilisation of men convicted on sexual offences. The law stipulates that those wanting to have the operation must be over 25 years old. and fully aware of the significance of sterilisation.
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    Lock icon Cop & Negro Shoot-outs In Dark Alleys
    87 3 Cop Negro Shoot-outs In Dark Alleys SACRAMENTO. California, Tues. (Reuter)—Eight policemen and several Negroes were shot and wounded during violent overnight disturbances In a black district of this state capital. Police exchanged Are over a six-hour period with Negro youths firing shotguns from moving cars, alleyways and from behind trees
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    Lock icon Man-size Rocket
    71 3 SAIGON. Tues. (UPI) Communist gunners fired two man-sized rockets into Saigon early yesterday and one of the shells exploded in a school vard about 100 yards from the American embassy military spokesmen said. There were no casualties and light damage from the attack, the first on the capital
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    Lock icon Open Door To The UN
    61 3 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. (Reuter) President Carlos Lleras Restrepo of Colombia urged the Security Council today to drop all barriers to admission to the United Nations. The first head of state ever to address the Security Council, said that U.N. membership without reservation for all countries
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    Lock icon ABC: Indons Loot, Damage Houses In W. Irian
    335 4 SYDNEY, Tues, (Reuter) laiOßesian Troops, parachuted iato a West Irian troublespot, have looted and damaged mission houses in what one observer described as "an orgy of destruction," the Australian Broadcasting Commission reported today. The radio, quoting a staff reporter who visited the
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    Lock icon Girl Had $30,000 On Trip To HK
    174 4 JAKARTA, Tues. (UPI) Kartlka Dewi carried 6530.000 with her when she went to Hong Kong with her lover Liem Tjie Sian. a witness testified today at the murder trial of Liem. Liem is being tried In Jakarta on charges he killed and dismembered
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    Lock icon RED SUMMIT ENDS WITH 14 PARTIES SHOWING DISCORD
    417 4 MOSCOW, Tues (Reuter) The world Communist s u m m i ends here today with 14 parties showing varying degrees of dissent but with enough apparent unity to satisfy the Kremlin, which had sought the summit for six years. The dissenting parties
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    Lock icon Hitler Took Hormone To Pep Up Sexual Drive, Says Historian
    334 4 HAMBURG, West Germany, Tues. (Reuter) A British historian has claimed to have uncovered medical records showing Adolf Hitler was a cocaine addict and also took hormone to stimulate his sexual drive. David Irving. 34-year-old author of several books on the
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    Lock icon Viet Rockets Crash Into Saigon
    107 4 SAIGON. Tuee. (Reuter) Two Vietcon* rockets crashed Into the centre of Saigon early today but no casualties were reported, an American spokesman said. Both were Soviet-made 122 mm projectiles. One hit a Catholic secondary school In Haibatrung Street not far from the American Embassy, destroying
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    Lock icon Goodwill Visits By 4 Japanese Destroyers
    253 4 TOKYO, Tues. (Reuter) Four Japanese destroyers will leave Tokyo On July 1 for goodwill visits to 12 Pacific and Aiian nations, the defence agency announced today. Ports of call include Indonesia. Malaysia, Pakistan, India and Singapore which will be seeing their first Japanese naval
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    Lock icon Students Stage Sitdown Strike
    108 4 SEOUL, Tue9. (AFP) Some 150 students of Seoul National University's Faculty of Law went on a sitdown strike for an indefinite period at their campus library opposing President Park Chung Hee's Government Party move to amend the constitution in order to assure Park's third term re-election.
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    Lock icon Film Festival Strengthens Ties, Says Manila Mayor
    166 4 MANILA. Tues. (Reuter) The opening ceremony of the 15th Asian Film Festival in Manila last night glittered with the presence of film celebrities from all over Asia. President Ferdinand Marcos, in a prepared written message to the Asian Film Festival said: "Many Asian
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    Lock icon Hotel On Everest By 1972
    138 4 TOKYO. Tues. (AFP) A hotel will soon be under construction on the world's highest mountain. Everest, to provide tourists with the splendid view of the Himalayas, it was learned here today. A Japan-Nepal Joint Arm, Trans-Himalayan Tours. Ltd.. will build the hotel, to be named
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    Lock icon Soviet-China Border Talks Begin Today
    416 4 HONG KONG, Tues. (UPI) Russian and Red Chinese representatives were to meet in a Siberian river city tomorrow for what was believed to be the first formal Sino- Soviet border discussions since 196T The discussions at tomorrow's meeting, however will be re to problems of
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    Lock icon 'Sleeping' Grandma Was Dead
    89 4 OBERXBCRG. West Germany, Tues. (Renter) A five-year-old fir! lived with her dead grandmother for four days thinking the old lady was only sleeping. Police said yesterday the 61-year-old grandmother, who was looking after the girl, died in her bed last Tuesday from a heart attack but
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    Lock icon ACTOR TELLS INQUIRY OF GREEK TORTURE
    149 4 STRASBOURG. France, Tue«. (Reuter) A former Greek political prisoner alleged here yesterday that Greek police had beaten the soles of hi« feet with a ruler until it broke and then thrust the broken pieces into his anus. Pericles Korovessis. a 28-year-old actor, told the
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    Lock icon Drunk Slaying: Five Arrested
    178 4 MANILA. Tues. (UPI) Five persons were arrested by police last night in the slaying of a Thai student and the mauling of two of his countrymen on Sunday night. Usadha Lertrlslrlkul. 24, was stabbed and killed during the incident which occurred at San Francisco Del Monte
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    Lock icon Long Hair Lands Pop Group Into Trouble
    134 4 HONG KONG. Tues <UP I) A Hong Kong newspaper reported today that a Hong Kong pop group, the Dynamic Five, were restricted to their hotel In Taipei because their hair was too long. The Star said the group left early this month to
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    Lock icon STAGE CLUB TO PRESENT HENRY IN
    703 5 Cultural and Music Corner II E N R Y The IV by William Shakespeare will be on for four evenings from June 26. There will be a special students' performance on June 25. The play is another Stage Ciub production which promises to be
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    Lock icon Danes Behind The Camera
    133 5 <<"C IRST Prize-Irene." a Dtno De Laurentlig production in association with Paramount Pictures, is now before the cameras in Copenhagen under the direction of Renzo Ragazzi. A documentary probing the life and mores of the Danish people, the colour motion picture has no cast in the
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    Lock icon BURTON TO QUIT IN TWO YEARS?
    444 5  -  By Sheilah Graham Sat. Richard Burton was saying on the set of "Anne Of A Thousand Days," that he would be retiring as an actor in about two years. I'll believe that when it happens I hope it doesn't. Apart from their charm and
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    Lock icon Pretty But Deadly
    138 5 THIS buxom lady needs no introduction at all really. that's if you're a regular moviegoer. However, for the benefit of those who hadn't had the pleasure of "meeting her on the big silver screen" she is Daliah Lavi. Miss Lavi as TOU can see in this striking
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    Lock icon Today Ava Gardner Is More Relaxed
    423 5  -  By Sheilah Graham I ONDON, Tues Sam Spiegel is after Ava Gardner to play the wicked woman in his "Right Honourable'* film with Rex Harrison. For Ava's daughter, he would like Sarah Miles, currently starring for David Lean in Ireland. Ava's career is full
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      225 5 TODAY an Wednesday, June 18, 1T69. K ws By CLAY POLLAN H Your Daily Activity Guida H According to tho Start. To develop messoge for Wednesday, reod words corresponding to number* of your Zodioc birth sign. 231 1 Good 2 Something 3Go 4 Opposite 5 Good 6 After 7 Compromise
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    Lock icon THE ARMS RACE
    521 6 UWERYBODY talks about disarmament. Everybody wants nuclear arms to be limited if not banned. But neither disarmament nor even a limitation of nuclear arms appears a feasible proposition in the foreseeable fuifcure. So, is all this talk Just an easing of conscience while preparing for the Armageddon
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    Lock icon MR. ROMULO SPEAKS
    217 6 TF any food for thought 1s sought from the ASPAC meeting in Japan, it has come from the Philippines Foreign Secretary Mr. Romulo. His views on keeping the ASPAC door open to any nation, be it Communist or nonCommunist, will be a surprise to several Asian nations
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    24 6 Science and *rt belong to the whole world, and b e f o re them vanish the bar. riers of nationality. Goethe.
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    Lock icon Finding Cause Of Human Epilepsy
    297 6 WASHINGTON, A bacterial toxin causes a serious tobacco plant disease called "wildfire" because it sweeps swiftly through field, killing plants as though they had been burned. U.S. Agricultural Research Service (ARS scientists Madison, Wisconsin, have discovered that this toxin, when injected into the brain, causes
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    Lock icon Birds Of A Feather...
    360 6  -  "y Stephen Siu HONG KONG, (UPI) Under the ancient Oriental lunar calendar, thi» it the Year of the Rooster. Miss Shirley Hwang, a Chinese born in the Philippines and now a fashion worker in New York, met the challenge. She designed and stitched a gown made
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    Lock icon SCIENCE NOTES
    113 6 WASHINGTON. Valuable mineral deposits can be detected by mecrury vapor escsping from beneath the earth's surface. reports a U.S. geochemist. Dr. J.H. McCarthy of the U S. Geological Survev explain* that most metallic ore deposits contain mercury, whose atom* leak out of the ground in the form of
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    Lock icon Australia's Aid To Developing Nations
    489 6  -  By Richard Wiencke CANBERRA, Tuts. (Reutir) Australia has produced an imposing array of statistics to show she is one of the world's top aid-giving nations on the basis of national income and population. The figures say that since World War Two, Australia's contributions to foreign
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    Lock icon The Kick In The Pants In Laos
    971 6  -  By Kim Willenson VIENTIANE, (UPI) Bock in the days of Vaudeville the Mom Brothers hod o routine in which Groucho stomped on Chico's toos ond Horpo jumped in poi n kicking Groucho in the seat of the ponts os he raised hit foot.
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    Lock icon Iron Curtain Humour
    163 6 A COMMUNIST party inspector brings consternation to a collective farm when he begin* to question individuals about their private plats. He asks one farmer what he fssds his chickens. "Grain." the farmer replies. "Grain? exclaims the Inspector. "This is sabotafe! You'll go to Jail for such irresponsible
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    Lock icon Animal Protein From Useless Byproduct Likely
    287 6 WASHINGTON A heretofore useless byproduct of the lumber Industry may some day serve to increase the world's supply of animal protein. The byproduct, hemicelluloee extract, is P r(V duced in the manufacture of pressboard. which is made by exposing wood chips to extreme «team
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    Lock icon Housing Development
    1056 6 LETTERS... While it may be true in the < past of housing developers i reaping enormous profits, and i this hss been due to the bsekXof housing Immediately i the war. there has been s steady decline in the profitability of housing develop- ment particularly those enter- in*
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon Slight Improvement In The Stock Exchange
      397 7 By Our Market Reporter Slaranor^J" e4r i y the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and wjewed ai a late rally tot underway •However, the updrift wlto /in,' nsssrtS. mrt d th toB ne '"H downward The slight improvement is the market was mainly du« to
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      932 7 OUSINESS done In and reported to the trading 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 ACiIA $1.97 (1) $1.98 (1); Ben $2 09 (1> Borneo $1.70 (1) $l7l (3);
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 70¾ Cts
      288 7 JULY first grade rubber buyer* eloeed »t S pnL, In Singapore end Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 70-1 eeate per up one quarter of a cent from the previous eloee. Ike lone of the market was steady quiet. After an unchanged opening, the market fluctuated in very thin
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      304 7 The following is berthing list released by the Port of Singapore Authority for June 18: DEPARTURE Godowns Vessels 1/2 Tobiai Maersk 8/9 Ru Yung 10/11 Canberra Maru 13/14 Jason 18 Australasia 21/22 Bachtera Bakti 23/24 Nichiryu Maru 25/26 Geh Yung 28 Kunak 29/80 Kyojin Maru 31/32 Madagascar
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      Lock icon Min Ngai To Offer 2 Million Shares
      248 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Moloysion industrial Development Finance (MIDF) is to underwrite an issue of 2,029,300 $1 shares at par for Min Ngai Knitting Factory (M) Berhod. Da to Chan Swee Ho, Vice Chairman of Min Ngai said that the purpose of the issue
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      166 7 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) An early rally faded late yesterday and stocka closed lower in moderate turnover. Near the close the UPI stock market indicator, measuring all stocks traded, showed a loss of 0.37 per cent. Of the 1.546 iasues on the taoe. 773
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      218 7 NEW YORK. Tues. (UP I) Gold prices weakened on markets here and abroad yesterday in moderately active trading. There was more talk of franc devaluation, as expected, upon completion of the French presidential run-off election, but the gold markets took it in stride. In
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      203 7 THE Association of Banks in Malay*ia-61ngapore yesterday made the following changes In its rate* to merchant* (rate* are quoted to the equivalent of 100 unit* of foreign currency): SELLING T T. or O-D. ready: DeuUche Marks $77.0925; Holland Guilder* $84.4600; Swiss Francs $71.5975; Belgian Francs $*****; French Franc*
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      75 7 LONDON. Tues. (UPI) Rubber market closed idle yesterday with spot 25-3/8 25-3/4 Settlement House July 25-1/4 25-0/16 Aug 25-1/6 25-1/4 Sept 25 25-1/4 July Sept 24-7/8 25-1/8 Oct/Dec. 24-3/4 24-7/8 Jan/March 24-1/2 24-11/16 April/June 24-3/8 24-1/2 July/Sept 24-1/4 24-3/8 Oct/Dec 24-1/8 24-1/4 Jan/March 24 24-1/4 April/June
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      13 7 THE tin price for yesterday was $6lO per plcul, down $6.50.
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      123 7 KUALA LUMFUR. Tues. Dow Chemical International Inc., which recently announced the investment of $7 million in a new herbicide plant at Batu Tiga for Pacific Chemicals Berhad, has appointed Mr. J. Manston as project manager for the development. Mr. Manston who arrive ed in Malaysia recently,
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      52 7 NEW YORK, Tues. (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged and untraded yesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange. Bid AS* July 2645 27.20 September 23.70 26.20 November 25.15 25-80 January (70) 24.45 24.95 March 24.40 24.75 May 24.40 24.75 July 24.40 24.75 Locally, No. 2 RSS was 26-7/8 cents
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      211 7 LONDON. Tues. (UPI) With Interest at a low ebb stock market continued extremely quiet yesterday. The leaders went better near the close after drifting lower for much of the session. By mid-afternoon the Financial Times index had dropped 1.2 to 4911. Government stocks were quietly
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      514 7 I1NOAPOU. Mi dUOff HM ud Otbei ■(Detail? listed at tb« builottt. wl SI prlcaa CiOM of INDUSTRIALS AC MA B. 8. 1.97 199 Borneo Hhd CD Camel Plywood CBI C Satu Cold Storaae Chemical Co Cycle Carriage DBS Dun loo 2.07 2.10 i:U Iti 3.7s s.1'0
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      75 7 HONG KONG. Tues. (UPI) Money Quotations: Hone Kong dollars 6.110 per U.S. dollar Hong Kong dollars 6.125 per U.S. dollar TT Hong Kong dollars 14.53 per pound sterling Hong Kong dollars 305.875 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness Hong Kong dollars 162.0 per 10.000 Japanese yens
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      36 7 NEW YORK. Tu*«. (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Industrials 891.16 20 Rails 221.29 15 Utilities 124.42 65 Stocks 304.55 40 Bonds 72.87 Commodity Futures Index 138.27
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      93 7 THE noon price* tt tbe Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange jeaterdaj were>— Coconut Oil (F.O B) Bulk Boy as MU« MM Coconut OU (FOB) Drum MltMt funrk iZoo 51-00 Muntok Hbltc Pepper (FOB.) 90% NXTW. Itrawik WlUte Pepper (F O B.) 1*7.50 125.00 Sarawak Special Black Pepper (F.O a) M%
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      45 7 (Muuim PrteM) lit Malayan tad MiUyan IS 10 1 l U 3rd Malavan Tbc Com. Ind. XD The 6*Tin* Fund 1.12 ltt M. Invest Fund 1 43 1.4®* ltt Hone Konc Cnd Hone Kont XD .98 1.03* Sterling Com «/8 (•Hons Kong currency)
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      363 7 ARKIVALt. ft 00 a.m. MSA MLO2V Koala Lumpur. 7 2ft aro SAN 5k972 Bangkok. la»bkent. Copenhagen. woo a-m MSA MLIIV koala Luiupur. loiuam UAKtUA OABOO Jakarta 10 IS ara MSA MLISI Kuala Lumpur. 10M> m m MSA MLOOfI Penang. ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malacca. 10JO a-m THAI TU4SS HUfkOt
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      115 7 SHIPPING NOTICE M/S "TAIPOOSHAN",^OOOT.™C~-.S W < UK~*. FORTNIGHTLY EXTW,|CEVIC| fO» HONGKONG -IWGAPOII PCNANG JWS 3 4 JSIT in My Jaly M'WJIIJ 19 Jalr 11 13 Jaly MUiib 2# SI Jaly 5 Aug I I Amg *>l M M Am rmuj ur-MBtftiM fimciu. NMM u «|VL^2L22 Likrar* —r*-r—. Bar. CUMi«> MajMMI
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      Lock icon The Changing Role Of The University
      562 8  -  By Dr. John S. Badeau Director, Near and Middle East Institute Columbia University WASHINGTON Social change today is not only rapid and übiquitous, but also (for the first time) believed to be under human control. The characteristic our generation is the belief that man
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      199 8 TWO hundred schoolchildren from north London "invaded" the Goodwin Sands graveyard of hundreds of ships down the centuries and planted their school flag as a mark of their "occupation." Their "landing craft" was British Bail's Dover-based 250-seater SBN 4 Hovercraft "Princess Margaret" The landing
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      218 8 WASHINGTON. An American astronomer has discovered a second planet-like object circling a nearby star. The find by Dr. Peter van de Kamp comes six years after he detected the first planetary body of Barnard's star, the second closest to the sun. Dr. van de Kamp. director of
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      Lock icon No Change For Satan In HK This Summer
      815 8  -  A FINE DAY FOR OUTING By ALBERT CROSS HONG KONG "For Satan finds some mischief still for idle hands to do/' wrote Isaac Watts 200 years ago, and THIS summer Hong Kong intends to see that his warning is heeded. After the
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      251 8 SAIGON South Vietnamese school authorities are cracking down on teachers and students who go to school looking like hippies. The Education Minister. Dr. Le Mmh Lien, has issued strict instructions to school heads to take action against such people. The warning came after a local newspaper
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      9 8 GOOD medicine is bitter to the tasteA Chinese proverb.
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      377 8 RANGOON: Port police in a dawn sweep last week rounded up 32 members of a 100-strong fang of children who live very much like the gang in the Charles Dickens book "Oliver Twist". Police said the gang loiter near the city's central fish and vegetable
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      85 8 ANSWERS to questions which appeared under the heading 'Do You Know' on Wednesday June 11. (Questions) What is nuclear fission?; What do these abbreviations stand for: WHO; U.N; What is hansard?; Where were the first modern Olympic games held?; What is an oleograph? ANSWERS: The break-up of a heavy atom
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      118 8 AMY By Jack Tippif JLI "That's a present from mv ex-bo/friend.*.he's very jealous." DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and AUen McWiians SHHH...COOL IT, LEE R OV! TOP >S GONNA SPRING US OUT OP THIS SCENE_ BUT M3U HAFTA HELP/ VOU'D HELP VOUP BROTHER AND VOU'O •WANT A FRIEND ALONG.' NOW...SCRAM...BEFORE
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    374 9  -  By SUHAIMI BIDIN SINGAPORE papar manufacturers are making plans to increase production in the '7os to meet an increasing de- mand both from local and overseas market. Among the local paper manufacturing companies which are studying plans for expansion are Monocrafts, Celcutters Ltd., Daisy
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    225 9 A leading local company, Celcutters is also expanding to meet a growing market for paper both locally and abroad. Celcutters which was established in 1983, supplies paper print* to local newspapers and book publishers. Apart from this, the company also supplies machine rolls and other items Besides importing
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    65 9 DAY AFTER DAY, throughout the year, Monocrafts diaries carry across personal messages, strengthening the bonds of friendship with one another. Monocrafts diaries are gifts as well. Multi-wall paper bags are highly recommended for packing cement, sugar, animal feed, soap powder and chemical products. Celcutters which is Importing
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    42 9 UP-TO-DATE machinery in use for cutting paper bulks into sheets of various sizes EASTERN SUN picture shows worker at a paper factory sorting out paper prints. PAPER bulks are put into the machine for conversion into paper prints.
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      69 9 MONOCRAFTS 1970 DIARIES Free brochure from 14 Tan Quee Lan Street Singapore 7 Tel: ***** *****0 UNITED INDUSTRIAL PAPER PRODUCTS MFG. CO. (PRIVATE) LTD. MULTI WALL PAPER BAG MANUFACTURERS Specialists in all kinds of industrial paper bags for containing cement, sugar, animal feed* soap powder, chemical product*. etc. 83 85F,
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      118 9 MONOCRAFTS 1970 DIARIES Free brochure from 14 Tan Quee Lan Street Singapore 7 Tel ***** *****0 i Vj MONOCRAFTS 1970 DIARIES Free brochure from 14 Tan Ouee Lan Street Singapore 7 Tel ***** *****0 1970 DIARIES Free brochure from 14 Tan Quee Lan Street Singapore 7 Te1:***** *****0 L HA:
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      Lock icon Kita Suka Does Sparkling Trial
      226 10 By BIG BEN PENANG, Tues. Kita Suka, with Maniam up, did a sparkling gallop on a good tii&ck here today. Starting from the 5f post the nine-year-old Aldershot mare, a course scratching on the first day, sprinted over the last three furlongs in 37 4/5.
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      737 10 Homa G LM l 4 IMY. 4—6 Fu ITS. 378 Sofcttontf 4y 900 Madam AC. Chung Weal 884 Jncra By 8.13 Jenera Stable <*3 Prtdoui Latin By 8.13 Madam W Y Lam Teh BT5 laa TrMmf By 813 California Stable 359 Rlna n By 813
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      Lock icon 4 Nations Accept Bowling Invite
      108 10 FOUR countries have accepted Singapore's invitation to the first International Tenpin Bowling championships at the Jackie's Bowl Orchard, from August 11 to 17. The countries are Thailand, Hong Kong. Malay, sia and Philippines. Malaysia are expected to send the biggest entry. Five other countries who
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      Lock icon Mrs. Stone Retains Crown
      283 10 MRS. BAMAI BTONE retained her title In the Malaysian final of the 1969 Cathay Paclflo-Brunswick Far East Bowling Championships held In Kuala Lumpur recently Mrs. Stone won the title when she rolled a 12-game total of 2,123 pins, with a average of 176.9 Last year Mrs
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      111 10 BANGKOK, Tues. (AFP) Former world flyweight boxing champion Chartchal Chlonoi told a local Thai daily yesterday that he would quit the ring if he failed to win a scheduled 10-round bout against Filipino bantamweight Millie Del Rrado in Bangkok on June 24. Chionoi said, according to
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      45 10 CAPE TOWN. Tues. (Reuter) The Welsh women's hockey team will play three Internationals against South Africa during a 12-match tour in July and Auguit. The International matches will be in Durban on Aug. 9. Cape Town on Aug. 16 and Johannesburg on Aug.
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      274 10 LONDON. Toes. (Renter) —John Newcombe, Australia's 1967 Wimbledon champion and American star Charlie Pasarell have Invited 100 top players to form a tennis players' union. The proposed union will be known as the International Tennis Players Association. It is being formed so that:
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      Lock icon Junior B'ton: Hassan Creates First Upset
      468 10 Y. Hassan created the first upset in the openinr day of the Sinrapore Badminton Association junior championships held at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Monday night. Hassan defeated Shafflx Matter, a member of the National squad, in three gruellinf sets, 14-17. 15-12. 15-2. in
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      100 10 THE Combined Bales tier Clubs will pl«v a one-day friendly cricket match against the Royal Air Force team from England at the Ceylon Sports Club ground. Balestler Road, tomorrow starting at 11.00 a.m. TEAMS Bakatier dabs: Param. Oevan. Krishnan, Sivaliangam, K. Moorthy. Maurice de Vaz. Sharif Valibhoy. Haraban
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      77 10 NEW YORK. Tues. (Reuter) Orville Moody's US--830.000 (about £12.500) first prize In the United States Open put him among the top ten money-winners for the first time in his career. PGA tournament players division statistics showed today. The victory at Houston gave Moody 1969 earning of
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      Lock icon Lian Seng Captures SRC Title
      163 10 From EASTERN KNIGHT TAN LIAN SENG, who finished third in the recent Singapore Open Chess Championship, won the Singapore Recreation Club championship with 5i points out of six. Second was Professor Lim Kok Ann with five points and third Tan Lian Quee with four points.
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      Lock icon Stars From 30 Nations 'Invade Wimbledon
      606 10  -  London, Tues. (Reuter) By Aubrey Higgs Tennis stars from more than 30 nations are now fathering in Britain drawn by the mafic appeal of Wimbledon. The invasion has been building up for the past two weeks. Players have been competing in regional grass courts
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      Lock icon Graveney's Test Career May Be Jeopardised
      245 10 MANCHESTER. England, Tues. (Reuter) Veteran England batsman Tom Graveney may have Jeopardised his Test career by playing in a benefit match on Sunday rest day in the current England-West Indies Test match here. Players are not allowed to play other matches while Tests are
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      Lock icon Braves Whip Astros In A Double-header
      689 10 NEW YORK. Tues. (Reuter) Knucklebali pitcher Phil Niekro won his 11th game of the season yesterday as the Atlanta Braves, leaders in the National League's western division, defeated the Houston Astros 6-2 in the first game o* a double-header. In the second game, the
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      Lock icon $330,000 Title Defence
      144 10 MEXICO CITY. Tues (Reuter) Californian promoter George Parnassus said here yesterday Australian world bantamweight champion Lionel Rose would receive a record US$llO,OOO for his August 22 title defence against Mexico's undefeated Ruben Olivares. Parnassus, who is here on a talent-scouting visit added that Olivares would receive US$3O,OOO
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      Lock icon ENGLAND CRUISE TO EASY VICTORY
      559 11 "MANCHESTER, England, Tues. (Reuter) England cruised to a victory over West Indies in the First Test here today to lead 1-0 in the three-match series. England took only an hour to clinch the victory which had looked a foregone conclusion since the West Indies crashed
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      60 11 Death MR. CHONG ENG PENG. 72. passed away peacefully at home, at C-1645 Ipoh Road Kuala Lumpur on 16.6 1969 leaving behind his beloved widow. Ah Ying. two sons. Joseph and Wai Khene two daughters. An Keow and Ah Leng son-in-law. Peter and four grandchildren- Cortege will leave the resider.ee
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      103 11 MANCHESTER, Tues. (Reuter) England playera won both £lOO sterling for the best batting and bowling performances in the First Teat against West Indies here. Geoff Boycott, who made 128 in England's first innings, received the batting award and fast bowler David Brown, who took four wickets
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      Lock icon A Fight Back By Glamorgan
      496 11 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) A brilliant rearguard action by Pakistan all-rounder Majid Jahangir and Eiflon Jones in a sixth wicket stand of 128 in 145 minutes plucked Glamorgan from the depth of despair in the game against Hampshire yesterday. David "Butch" White, the Hampshire fast bowler,
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      68 11 MOSCOW. Tuea (Reuter)— Bong Spa&aky. a 32-yesr-old Leningrad Journalist. became the new world chess champion today, taking the crown from the Armenian reigning champion Tigran Pet rosy an. Spasaky's victory came when their 23rd game for the title wis drawn. He only needed a draw to
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      Lock icon McGowan To Fight Burruni
      125 11 LONDON. Tues- Waller McGowan. former world flyweight champion, has signed to fight for ths European bsartamweight title held by Salrstore Bimnd st San Benedetto Del Trooto. Italy on 23 Inly. This will be MeGowans thiol title fight with Burruni la Ave years. The Italian narrowly outpointed
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      487 11  -  by DON WHITINGTON SYDNEY, Tues. A 27-year-old Australian Roman Catholic priest has joined the elite band of clerks in Holy orders who have represented their country at sport. He is Father John Cootes. who has been selected to represent Australia on a Rugby League tour of
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      Lock icon Two Share Lead With 69
      241 11 TOKYO. Tues. (UPI) Two unknown professionals shared the lead with a three under par 69 in the opening round of the Kanto (East Japan) Open golf tournament today on the 6.700 yard par 72 Ablko Oolf club cours# In nearby Chlba Prefecture. Seljl Yamaguchl. 30.
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      Lock icon SCRATCHED RUSSIANS PROTEST
      365 11 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) Angry Russian tennis players protested vigorously after arriving at Queens Club for the London championships yesterday only to find they had been scratched. Viktor Korotkov, Tomas Lejus. Alex Metreveli and Sergei Likhaghev flew in from Moscow on the first available plane yesterdav morning after
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      266 11 THE Jurong Town Corporation have Initiated a series of tournaments to cater for the social and recreational needs of the workers and their families residing in the Jurong Industrial Complex. According to Mr. Zalnal Abldin of the JTC. a soccer tournament will be Inaugurated in
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      202 11 LONDON. Tues. Britain will be staging their first world cycling championsh.ps since 1922 at Leicester in the English Midlands in August next year. Recently, the facilities and preparations for this international meeting came under the scrutiny of the Technical Commission of the International Cycling Union whose members
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      130 11 HK Support S'pore 's Proposal HONG KONG. Tues. (Reuter) Hong Kong will support Singapore's proposal to Inaugurate an official world badminton championships next year, the Secretary of the Hong Kong Badminton Association, Mr. Krlshan Lall, said. Singapores proposal, which is one of the items in the agenda for the International
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      92 11 CHARTRES. Tues. (AFP) Jackv Ickx. winner of Le Mm 24 hours automobile race narrowly escaped Injury when his car crashed into an electric pylon at Montlandon near here yesterday. The Belgian driver was returning home from Le Mans where on Sundav he scored a last
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      66 10 Time And Tide TODAY SINGAPORE Town: 652 am. (0 5 ft.); 1.48 p.m. (7 ft.); 6.47 p.m. (4 ft.). NAVAL Dockyard: 0.06 am. (9 5 ft.); 6.30 a.m. (1 ft); 157 P.m. (8.9 ft.); 6.53 p.m. '5 TOMORROW SINGAPORE Town: 032 ft?'lS? fU; 727 a m (0.6 (3 J ft
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      307 11 Classified Ads. MHMHBlMMtail Soles &l Service Television I Radio REDIFFUSION TELEVISION RENTALS HP* CA8B Ooupict* ranga to ault mry«M ShowTootru: COMMDOMU A»e. Joo Ctuat Betd Tunas Juroni UDlFfCSION REP AIM JXT MAKE OP TV SET* tadlophoe* Uatr*llr4 Maintenance Pk*M mm a trm w«ra»tn Oaaautl Atrial RrtMw Cloaed Ctrevtt T* 8Mk|ma4
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      45 11 A Roman Catholic priest is Australia's newest Rugby League centre-three-quarter. Gemini News Service's Sydney correspondent tells how Father John Cootes has become something of a legend at the early age of 27. m 9 m I m F«th#r Coot** Is an wiUUndfng K1ck«r for goal.
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      938 11 (CHANNEL 5) P.M. 3.00 Opening Announcement* in all Language? Housewives Matir.ee Part 1 of a Mandarin Film "Storv of a Geisha; 335 House and Home Chinese Version; 345 A Diary of Event* in Singapore This Week Chinese version; 350 Talk on the Control of Food Drugs English Version; 3.55 It's
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    193 12 A DOCTOR'S compassion for feis patient made him poorer by $350 yesterday. Dr. Robert Ng Lian Wee had gtood bail for a woman patient of his by the name of Yap Beng 00. on Feb. 13. when she was charged with cheating a businessman of $lOO.
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    107 12 jA youth, Kee Ah Tee, anas Tan Chooi Watt, was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with the murder of a man and a woman. Kee, 19, is alleged to have stabbed the man. Leung Fung, 35 and Kan Sxe Hing. a 40-year-old spinster, to death
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    110 12 A MERCHANT, Chan Seng was granted a divorce by the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin in the High Court yesterday. Chan, who sued his wife Llm Seaw Fong. for a divorce on the grounds of desertion told the court that he had frequent quarrels with
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    78 12 Divorce Child For Executive DAVID Hugh Mac Donald, a commercial Arm executive, was granted a divorce in the High Court yesterday on the grounds of his wife's adultery. The petitioner was married to the respondent, Coral Mae Lucas in May 1949 in London. The co-respondent was not mentioned in court.
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    140 12  -  By Suhaimi Bidin THE presentation of a wellknown Chinese classical drama, "Ribut" or "Thunderstorm" has now been postponed to Aug. 23 and 24 but the venue Is still the Victoria Theatre at 7.30 p.m. The classical drama was originally scheduled to be staged on July 5
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    113 12 THE Former Head of the Chinese section of RadU> Malaya's education service in Sin* gapore the highest appointment ever given to an Asian during the post-war Colonial days Mr Wan King Cheong passed away at the General Hospital after a lone illness on Monday
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    68 12 A W Join Campaign A leading snack shop in town, the "A and W" Snack Shop has introduced "litter bags'" for use in cars in conjunction with the Governmet's campaign to '"Keep our City clean." These "litter bags" with handy strings tied to them for hanging on door or window
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    48 12 THE FIRST Belgian Ambassador to Singapore, Monsieur Andre Selliez presented his credentials to President Yusof bin Ishak at the Istana, yesterday. Monsieur Selliez was the Charge d'Affaires en pied of the Royal Embassy of Belgium in Singapore until recently when he was promoted as Ambassador.
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    Lock icon Mother's 'Die' Bids: Dies At 3rd Attempt
    217 12  -  By TERESA SEAH IT WAS third time "unlucky" for a 26-year-old mother of four when she succeeded to do away with her life on May 16. Previously she had tried twice unsuccessfully, to burn herself to death. On the third occasion, Pungut blnte
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    Lock icon Three British Wives Raped
    44 12 Three cases of rape were reported In Singapore during the last few days. The victims were all British housewives. The rapings were reported to have taken place at Holland Road, Sembawang Road and Woodlands Road. Police investigations are still continuing.
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    Lock icon Accused Denies It All
    126 12 PEEPING- THE ACCUSED in the "peeping-tom" murder trial. Ho Joon Toh, yesterday denied that he peeped at bathing actresses. Ho, who was making his defence from the witness-box added that when he was asked by the landlord about It he thought the landlord was Joking. Ho.
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    321 12  -  By PATRICIA CHAN MEET Dr. John Breen from "Down Under" the hope of all bald men. For he is one hair transplant expert who really makes your hair grow all over again. Dr. Breen is not one who will sit by
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    235 12 MORE than 3,000 local candidates will sit for the practical musical examinations conducted by the Association Board of the Royal Schools of Music, London, from July 1, this year. Four externa] music examiners from the Royal Schools will supervise the candidates in the various grades
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    108 12 THE National Theatre Club will hold a film screening session at the Club Hall this evening at 8.00 p.m. Two coloured documentary dims will be screened. They are "An Appreciation of Chinese Music" and Three Faces of the Chinese Dance." The first traces the history and the
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    332 12  -  By H.C. TAN SOME of the cream of Singapore's acting talent has been brought together by producer Kiru Joseph in the coming Experimental Theatre Club production of Shelagh Delaney's "A taste of honey". They are Maureen Clarke. Norman Davies,
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    145 12 AT a Royal Corps of Transport parade last Saturday, to mark the official birthday of Her Majesty The Queen, the District Commander. Major General D. N. H. Tvacke, presented Long Service and Good Conduct Medals to eight soldiers of the 32 Regiment RCT and two of
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    236 12  -  By Martin Lim A MOTHER'S love for her son landed Madam Tan Too Wei, 57, in trouble with the law. It all began on the morning of June 16 when MamTan prepared for her fortnightly visit to her son, Arg Kim
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    Lock icon Magician, Hypnotist Aly Kabah Is 'Em All
    217 12 CALL it magic, hypnotism, tricks or what you will! Aly Kabah. international illusionist and mystic will mesmerised even a sceptic when he performs. This psychic' personality whose real name is Gerald Holmes hails from Australia but acquired his art about 17 years ago
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      47 12 STORE MARY 12.45 p.m. 2 p.m Rotary Club of Singapore's weekly luncheon at Coleman Room, Adelphi Hotel. 7 30 p.m.: Talk on "Agriculture in Singapore" bv Mr. Woon Lin Ching at Teachers Training College, Patterson Road. 8 p m.: Oriental dance at National Theatre Club, Clemenceau Avenue.
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