Eastern Sun, 18 July 1969

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    27 1 Eastern Sun 3rd ANNIVERSARY BONUS: PRICE 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY it Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1061 Friday. 18 July 1969. ir MC (P) 0737
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    Lock icon RIGHT ON MOON BEAM
    733 1 Like Chicken On A Spit' HOUSTON, Texas, Thurs. (UPI and Reuter) America's moonbound astronauts sped unerringly towards their epic journey to walk on the moon on schedule and on course with their spaceship rotating like a chicken on a spit to prevent one side of their
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    Lock icon Varsity Students Tell Tunku: Quit
    124 1 Over 1.000 students of the University of Malaya defied emergency regulations and staged a demonstration in the campus yesterday demanding that Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman resign, according to Radio Singapore. They were warned that police had orders to open fire if they left the
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    Lock icon Persecuted Jews
    40 1 JERUSALEM. Thurs. (Reuter) —The Israeli Minister for Information. Mr. Israel Galili told parliament he had reliable information that many Jews who had applied for permits to leave the Soviet Union had been arrested, imprisoned or lost their jobs.
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    Lock icon Pushing Forward
    32 1 SAN SALVADOR. Thurs. (Reuter) Salvadorean troops are reported pressing on into Honduran territory despite Honduras* acceptance of the Organisation of American States' fO.A.S.) call for ceasefire in the border war.
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    Lock icon 9,000 Guerillas Hold Laotian Town
    262 1 VIENTIANE, Thurs. (Reuter) —Up to 9,000 guerillas and more than 60 tanks have been moved into the Muong Soui area to reinforce North Vietnamese troops now controlling the district, the Laotian Chief of Staff, General Oudone Sananikone said today. The relief force —said to be
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    Lock icon Tension Continues To Lift In Kuala Lumpur
    337 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The National Operations Council stated today that the general situation of the country for the last three days had continued to improve. Except for a few minor cases of arson and assault, there were no major incident reported and rumour-mongering
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    118 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Sex Education in Malaysian secondary schools in future will be referred to as Family Life Education. The move was taken during a meeting of four WHO and UNESCO experts on education in family planning with th« director of the National Family Planning Board here todiT.
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    Lock icon Apollo-11 Display At USIS
    117 1 A DETAILED display showing all aspects of the Apollo--11 mission to land men on the Moon has been established at the U.S. Information Service Library on the Armenian Street entrance of the U.S. Embassy In Singapore. The display Includes models of the Saturn V rocket, spacecraft
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    Lock icon Lord Snowdon Fined
    36 1 LONDON. Thurs. (UPI) Lord Snowdon. brother-in-law of the British Queen, has pleaded guilty and been fined for illegal parking. Gorden Bennett, a confessed anti-Royalist, accused Snowdon of blocking his car on May 16th.
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    Lock icon Bird Smugglers
    45 1 SYDNEY, Thurs. (Reuter) Three Svdnev men were fined a total of ASI.OSQ in the federal court here today on charges involving the smuggling of 443 foreign birds from Singapore to Sydney. The birds were identified as coming from the United States and Africa.
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    Lock icon Reds Seek Peace From Thais To Subvert Malaysia
    234 1 BANGKOK, Thurs. (Reuter) Malaysian Communist guerrillas entrenched along the Malaysian-Thai border have sent leaflets to Thai government officials pledging not to fight against them or undermine Thailand's Buddhist religion and monarchy. Official sources, disclosing this today, said the Communists also promised not
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    Lock icon Soviets Moon Orbit Luna-15
    164 1 MOSCOW. Thurs. (UPI) The Soviets today announced that their "moonscooper" Luna-15 went into a moon orbit, but informed scientific sources said it will not attempt a landing immediately. Moscow Radio confirmed earlier unofficial reports that said the unmanned spacecrafft. launched on Sunday, had gone into orbit
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    Lock icon TOP U.S. OFFICERS IN SAIGON TO STUDY LULL
    427 3 SAIGON, Thurs. (UPI) —At the American Command's "Pentagon East* 5# t*?!i a r te on the ed «e Of Saigon today, the Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs huddled with Gen. Creighton Abrams, American Troop Commander in Vietnam. and Adm. John McCain,
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    Lock icon Senate Blasts Thieu's Offer To VC
    396 3 SAIGON, Thurs. (Reuter) President Thieu's latest peace offer to the Vietcong ran into hawkish criticism in South Vietnam's senate today. Senators accused President Thieu of conceding too much to the other side and of "gambling with bandits on the fate of our people." The
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    Lock icon Djawidjaja For Indonesia
    132 3 JAKARTA. Thurs. (UPI) The DJawidjaja District In the Central Highlands of West Irian yesterday voted to remain part of Indonesia, reports reaching Jakarta said. The official Antara News Agency said yesterday's voting was witnessed by Indonesia's Foreign Minister Adam Malik. Information Minister BudiardJo, Home Minister Amir Machmud,
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    Lock icon Indira Condemns Food 'Sacrifice'
    260 3 NEW DELHI, Thurs. (Reuter) Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi has candemned plans by a Hindu priest to sacrifice by fire about 9,000 tons of foodstuffs to promote world peace and universal understanding. Officials said Mrs. had suggested instead a token ceremony in a letter t
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    Lock icon Desai's Resignation Acceptance Deferred
    146 3 NEW DELHI. Thurs. (UPI) Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi deferred yesterday acceptance of Deputy Prime Minister. Mr. Morarjl Desai's resignation. Mr. Desai resigned yesterday after Mrs. Gandhi relieved him of his finance portfolio. He said Mrs. Gandhi's move was a sign ef "want of confidence In
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    Lock icon H-FEVER IN S.E. ASIA
    280 3 MANILA, Thurs. (UPI) Hemorrhagic fever has struck Thailand and Vietnam in epdemic proportions with scattered cases reported in Indonesia and in two cities n the Philippines. Health authorities In the affected areas listed a total of more than 1.100 cases and at least 64 deaths with
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    Lock icon Grandma, 58, Gives Birth To Girl, 5 lb.
    225 4 jdHANNtSBU*6. Thu t 8. (Reuter) A Johannesburg grandmother, credited at 58 with becoming the world's oldest woman to have a baby. 6aid yesterday she was totally unaware she was pregnant until three hours before the birth, "I felt horriblv sick throughout the
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    Lock icon Nixon Begins Tour Of Asia, Europe Next Week
    385 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs. (t PI) The White House yelterdav released new details of President Nixon's visit to Asia and Europe. The White House gave a general outline Of the President's coming trip which will cover more than 24.001 miies including seven cities in
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    Lock icon Tough Talks With China
    58 4 OTTAWA. Thurs. (Router) Canada's External Affairs Minister, Mr. Mitchell Sharp, said here that current negotiations between Canada and China on diplomatic recognition are "tough, and look as though they will continue for some time.'' He told a House of Commons question last night that the two
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    Lock icon MOBS THROW MOLOTOV COCKTAILS AT CHURCH
    134 4 BELFAST. Northern Ireland. Thur.* <UW»— Demonstrators hurled Molotov cocktail* at a Roman Catholic Church and at a shop owned by a Catholic yesterday in the fifth consecutive day of Catholic-Protestant violence In Northern Ireland. Policemen fought through a barrage of rock* to break UD
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    Lock icon 'MONSTER' IN PARLIAMENT
    44 4 LONDON. Thurs. (Reuter) Scotland's long-submerged Loch Ness monster surfaced yesterday to appear In Parliament on a debate agenda paper. And a Government Minister assured the House of Lords that the fabled beast can rely on the protection of Her Majesty's government.
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    Lock icon Beauty Queens See Blast-off
    61 4 MIAMI BEACH. Florida. Thurs. (UPI) The 68 world beauties vying for the Miss Universe crown watched the Apollo 11 moonshot on television between rehearsals yesterday and then prepared for their first formal competition in bathing suits. There was universal admiration. gasps of "oohs" and "aahs", as
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    Lock icon Snowdon Fined £5 For Illegal Parking
    87 4 LONDON. Thurs. (UPI) Queen Elizabeth's brother-in-law Lord Snowdon, was fined £5 yesterday for Illegal parking. He was charged with blocking the car of Gordon Jack Bennett. 35. on May 16. Lord Snowdon. who was not In court admitted"* the charge through hi* counsel who
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    Lock icon RA IS SAFE
    33 4 ST PETERSBURG. Florida. Thur* <Reutf»r> Norwegian explorer Thor Hpyerdahl's papvrus boat Ra wa? yesterd>v reported in a shambles after being battered by winds and heavy seas ©n its lrans-Atlantic voyage.
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    Lock icon BLAST-OFF MAKES ABERNATHY FORGET HUNGRY PEOPLE A MOMENT
    229 4 CAPE KENNEDY. Florida. Thurs. (Reuter) The Rev Ralph Abernathy. leader of a poor people s demonstration here, said yesterday's launch of Apollo 11 maae him proud and he forgot for a moment that there were so many hungry people in the United
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    Lock icon BOMB HOAX SCARES OFF GINA'S SOVIET TRIP
    148 4 ROME. Thurs (Router) Film star Gins Lo'.lobrigida gave up a trip to Moscow Film Festival yesterday because of a bomb hoax on the p'.ar.e s he should have taken. The aircraft, an Ilyushin IL--62 of the Soviet Airline Aeroflot was held up for
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    Lock icon Franco Picks Carlos As His Successor
    124 4 MADRID. Thurs (fteuter) Prince Juan Carlos of Bourbon la to be named by General Franco 0 n Tuesday and sworn in the next day as successor to Br>a:n's Head of State and as future King, informed sources here said today The sources broke the
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    Lock icon Dinesh Singh Cuts Short U.S. Visit
    114 4 NEW YORK. Thurs. (Router) Indian Foreign Master Mr. Dinesh Singh yesterday cut short a L'.S to flv back to New De'.hi after receiving word Finance Minister Mr. Morarji Desai's dismissal. Mr. Singh told reporters before boarding an Air India jetliner for London: "Naturally I
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      17 4 Heartiest Congr tP EASTERN SUN on the occasion of the 3rd ANNIVERSARY From: MR. MRS. JOSEPH CHIANG
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      289 4 SB SHAW I L U O Phone *****1 ISATION NOW SHOWING: 11 a.aa.. 1.45. 4.0». «.3» 6 9 is p.a John Hart. Pamela Franklin "ttltCL DA VET" cblor (CA» I* c A PI RCN_^H^72V7SV LAST DAY: 11 1.3 M. 4 no, 6.43 4 9 30 p.m. ivy Link PO "MAW
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      17 4 TODAY a Friday* July 18, 1969. mm GIMINI HAY 21 ft-'jUNI 2C 60- 78-81-86 1- 7-10-43 9-71-83-90
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      234 4 CATHAY 33< PALACE now showing: 11. 13*. too. II ~J T q'uf 1 6.3 ft 6 9.15 p m. ll 6 *5 30 "MISSION IMPOSSIBLE Vs. THE MOB" <colori Peter Graves frartmoufit CATHAY PALACE. Midn ehv 'Co Ureal* Andres? 'The Southern Star Technicolor TechniSe-pe ->1 1 liJ Now Showing! Daily
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    Lock icon DESAI'S DEFEAT
    859 6 T¥THEN Indira Gandhi, the Prime Minister of India, sacked Moraji Desai, the Finance Minister, she was only publicly acknowledging the split that has festered the ruling Congress Party for many years. For Mrs. Gandhi it was not only a test of strength but also a sort of attempted
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    Lock icon AN UNUSUAL BUILDING
    138 6 HAMBURG (DaD) Two buildings dominate the landscape of the newest industrial district in the north of the Federal Republic of Germany, on the banks of the river Elbe near Stade: The reactor dome of a nuclear power plant and the nearby administrative building with an unusual and
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    Lock icon TODAYS QUOTATION
    18 6 A man lives by believing something; not by debating and argning about many things. Thomas Carlyle.
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    Lock icon Three Fathers Fly To The Moon
    640 6 HOUSTON, Texas, (Reuter) Three young wives and eight young children will stay behind when three young fathers fly to the moon. The wives and children are more accustomed to separations than most families. Neil A. Armstrong the Apollo 11 Commander, Edwin E. (Buzz) Aldrin,
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    Lock icon The Prince Who Remains Under General Franco's Shadow
    383 6 MADRID, (Reuter) Prince Juan Carlos of Bourbon, 31-year-old grandson of Spain's last king, has been carefully groomed by 76-year-old General Franco to take over as his successor. The tall, athletic Prince, educated at Madrid University, is an officer in the Spanish Army,
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    Lock icon U.S., U.S.S.R. And The Moon
    652 6  -  (From Sin Chew Jit Poh The America* moon-pro-bing spaceship, the Apelle-U. ia the first attempt by the humans to land on the aaMMi since Genesis. The Soviet Union also successfully launched an unmanned spaceship, the Lunar-15. Although this Soviet spacecraft will be near the place
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    Lock icon Moon, Mythology And Mao
    853 6  -  By CHARLES R. SMITH HONG KONG, (UPI) Note to Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin: When you fellows are up there on the moon, be on the lookout for Chang O. She's a beautiful Chinese girl who has been living on the moon for
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    Lock icon 'Nuclear Allergy' Among Japanese
    451 6  -  By LEON DANIEL TOKYO, (UPI) A surrey by the office of the Prime Minister shows that 63 percent of the Japanese shy away from the development of atomic energy even for peaceful purposes. The results of the public opinion poll tend to support the theory that
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    Lock icon Preserve Tan Tock Seng's Grave
    210 6  -  LETTERS... M.L. Singapore. I AM a teacher, and am very Interested in the history of Singapore. Singapore is only 150 years old. but now has developed into a contemporary elty with aerospace, shipbuilding yards, stereophonic broadcasts etc. Somehow proud &s we are of our city,
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon Prices Improve On A Steady Stock Market
      326 7 By Our Market Reporter pr a j led ln th Stock Exchange of Malaysia and ?InfSS? Jffil 7 J 10 dealings following the general calm upcountry. Trading was active and well within the influent of V. soecl.fi™ P Levels rose after a slightly'
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      1087 7 IMJSINESS 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 1,006 units unless otherwise specified: INDUSTRIALS Acma $1.75 (1) $1.77 (3); Ben $190 (1); Borneo $1.69 (1) $1.70 (3); Boustead
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      39 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York stock exchange yesterday: 30 Industrial* 849 34 20 rails 202.24 15 utilities 121 58 65 stocks 287.51 40 bonds 72.49 Commodity futures Index *****.
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      Lock icon Rubber Futures
      61 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI) Rubber futures closed 25 pcints lower to 25 points higher yesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange. There wer e sales of 2 lota Sept. 27.75 Nov. 27 25 Jan 26 50 26 90 Mar. 26.25 26 65 May 26.00 26.50 July 25 75
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      272 7 The following Is a berthing list released by the Port of Singapore Authority for July 18: DEPARTURE: Godowns Vessels 3/4 Klyokawa Maru 10/11 Vishva Vibhuti 15/16 Stella Lykes 19 Sir Lancelot 33/34 Protesilaus 42/43 Texaco Bahrain (tanker) 44 Kyoshin Maru 45 Vienne 13/14 Glengarry 18 Monnle 44/45
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      Lock icon New Low For Bargains On London Stock Mart
      162 7 LONDON, Thurs. (Reuter) The exceptionally small turnover yesterday again featured th market with the number of bargains officially marked at yet another new low for the year of 1969. Equities moved slightly higher at the opening on small buying following yesterday's check
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      Lock icon Training In Airline's NY Headquarters
      134 7 MRS. NANCY TIIIO left recently to attend Pan Am training course in the airline Headquarters in New York She Is the secretary to Pan Am station manager at Paya Lebar Airport and assumes collateral duties as load controller during Pan Am flight departures. Her training
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      Lock icon Gold Prices Slip On World Marts
      141 7 NEW YORK. Thurs (UPI) Gold prices slmoed in moderately active tracing yesterday on markets here and abroad. In London, gold dropped 10 cents at the morning fixing and fell an additional 10 cents for a second fixing of U.S $41.80 an ounce Gold in
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      Lock icon London Rubber Market Closes Firm
      82 7 LONDON. Thurs. (UPI) Rubber market yesterday closed firm with spot 27-1/8 273/8. SETTLEMENT HOUSE. Aug. 27 27-1 4 Sept. 27 27-1/4 Oct. 26-7/8 27-1/8 Oct./ Dec. 26-3/4 26-7/8 Jan./.March 26-1/16 26-1/g April/June 25-5/8 25-13/16 July/Sept. 25-1/2 25-5 8 Oct./ Dec. 25-3> 8 25-1/2 Jan./ March
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      Lock icon H.K. Money
      54 7 HONG KONG. Thuri. (UPI) Money Quotations: H.K.56.080 per U.S. dollar. H.K.56.***** per U.S. dollar TT. H.K.514.54 per pound sterling. H.K.5308.75 per tael of gold d 4.5 per cent fineness. H.K.5161.6 per 10,000 Japanese yens. H.K.5135.0 per 100 Philippine peso* buyers. H.K.5136.0 per 100 Philippine pesos sellers. Philippine pesos
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      Lock icon VENEER TO RECOMMEND ITS MAIDEN DIVIDEND
      546 7 IN an interim report, the chairman of Veneer Products Limited, Mr. S.N. Heard-White said the company's current year first quarter (March-May, 1969) operation resulted in a trading profit (unaudited) of $850,671. This represents an increase of 32 per cent over the unaudited profits of
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      Lock icon Stock Prices Close Higher
      128 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI) Stock prices yesterday closed higher for the first time this week In moderately active trading. Analysts said it was conceivable the enthusiasm over the Apollo 11 launching might have spilled over to traders and investors, although most agreed that bullish sentiment stemmed
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      Lock icon Rubber: 75 7/8 Cts.
      299 7 AUGUST first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p m., in Singapore ana Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 75-7/8 cents per lb., up one cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was steady After opening one quarter of a cent lower in sympathy with
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      Lock icon Hong Kong's Exports Up
      104 7 HONG KONG, Thurs. (Reuter) Hoßf Kong's exports in the first six months this year showed an increase of 25.5 per cent compared with the same period i« was announced here today. Imports too were up. but by 16 rer cert only. Official figures released today show
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      Lock icon Further Expansion At Gas Factory
      136 7 SINGAPORE OXYGEN PRIVATE LIMITED are installing a 50 m3/hr. hydrogen plant at their Bukit Tlmah factory which will meet existing and projected requirements of this gas from the newly established semi-con-ductor industry and other users In Singapore. Orders amounting to $300,- 000 have been placed
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange Closing Prices
      570 7 SINGAPORE Stork Exchange sold and other nrlc-es officially lifted at the clo»e of business. IXDL'STBIALS Alex. Bricks Ords.... D 1 76 6178 Ben Co. CD 1 90 Borneo Bhd 1 76 172 Boustead XBI 1 94 1 97 ('old Storage 2 06 (he mica 1 Co
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      53 7 Pric-e* 1 M Malayan Xl> 2 07 2nd Malayan \D 1.83 3rd Malayan 1.21 The Com lnrt •88 1 OR The saving 1 untl 1 09 1 M Iniest 1 tinrt i :.\s 1««t Hone Hone 1.58 1.56» 2n»l Hong Kong \D 1.02 l o;» Sterling Coin 5/9
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      105 7 THfc noon prtre» at the pinr»pore Chinese Produce txrhange >e*terda> were;— Buyer seller loconnt Oil (FOB Built 47.75 lot omit Oil FOB) Urum 50 25 Mixed Conra 30 50 Mutitok white Pepper (FOB) Mrnitdk White Pepper (FOB) 127 50 125 00 •Niruwak special Black Pepper (F O B 96%
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      451 7 AUU1VALS: 6 00 am. MsA ML028 Kuala Luinpur. 9 00 a m. MSA ML118 Kuala Lumpur. 10 16 am. MsA ML121 Kuala Lumpur. 10.25 am. MSA ML005 Penang. a oh, Kuala Lumpur, ilarca. 110 p m. MSA ML 451 Kucbing 2 28 pm. M6A ML047 Kota Bharu. Trengganu.
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      67 7 Thai International now flies to more countries in the Orient than any other airline L for Pipelines, Tanks, Ships' Hulls, Marine and Underwater Structures and Factory Plant. CLYDE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED Specialists in Shot and Sand Blast Surface Preparation, Application of Protective Compounds and Paints, and Flame-sprayed Metallisation in Zinc and
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  • STUDENTS' PAGE
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      Lock icon YOUTH FESTIVAL '69
      70 8 SUNPIX shows Sim Tiow of the Notional Junior College ploying the Zither on the second night of the Youth Festival, Music and Dance Week at the Victoria Theatre last Tuesday. She ployed the Chinese classical song, 'Weaving Busily.' THE little girls of the New Town Primary School
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      Lock icon Student Symposium On Foreign Policy
      215 8 300 American college student from 16 western states participated recently in the first National Student Symposium on U.S. Foreign Policy. The symposium, which wound up four days of meetings. was held in Portland State University in Oregon as a response to suggestions made by a
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      Lock icon WHY DO PEOPLE GROW OLD?
      481 8 SCIENCE TODAY KNOXVILLE, Tennessee, (UPI) Why do people grow old? What part does the spleen play in the process? Doe s a child's bore marrow hold a promise of extending his own life through a kind of "banking" process? For centuries, scientists have pondered the
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      Lock icon A CRYING CHILD
      88 8 BONN. (DaD) Pain and £rief are the photographic motifs that fascinate most. The majority of four million visitors to the first World Exhibition of Photography, shown in ten countries, chose the picture of a crying child by Werner Bischof of Switzerland as the most impressive. The exhibition,
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      Lock icon DREAM RESEARCH
      235 8 lI7URZBURG (DaD) A ff person has his deepest sleep some 40 minutes after falling asleep. Then such outer factors as noise, light, cold or touches can hardlv affect him. Yet this stage hardly lasts longer than an hour. After this period, the first of the three to six
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      Lock icon Qutb Minar Is Leaning
      424 8  -  By R.C. PANDE NEW DELHI, (UPI) The Leaning Tower of Pisa has a competitor in India. The great Qutb Minar, a 238-foot-high tower erected in the 13th century, is leaning southeast. Indian archaeological experts and engineers believe the ancient monument is in good shape. But it
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      Lock icon A Room In A Room
      285 8 WASHINGTON: The problem of how to live comfortably in a drab, small college dormitory room has been solved by two University of Maryland sophomores in an imaginative, if unorthodox, way. The two roommates, architecture student Donald Davidson and electrical engineering student Jay Baker, noticed with
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      Lock icon 13th Century Tower
      41 8 LIKE the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Qutb Minar is leaning southeast about 24 Inches from the centre of its base. It is considered one of the most perfect specimens of tower architecture in the world. (UPI) (UPI)
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      132 8 DO YOU KNOW? 1. Where is Mount Kilimanjaro? 2. From which part of the world do the Gurkhas come? 3. What is meant by the perigee and apogee of the moon? (See this page next Friday for answers) DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and AidenMcWaiams BUT,UNLESS YOU CHANGE YOUR WAYS,
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      26 8 AMY By Jack Tippft SSfW (5 k- n. r m_ "Pssst, Dad. .It's really Archie, but pretend you don't recognize him. He thinks he's someone else."
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    Lock icon Artistes Who Will Entertain You
    18 9 Mr. Chiang Snen Miss Yew LI Ml«s Paj Shah Mlm Choo Yufh Pint
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    Lock icon Message From President Of RETAS
    177 9  -  HO TONG WOH IN support of the introduction of the new FM Stereo Service by Radio and Television Singapore, we the RETAS and the RTS Enterprises (Private) Ltd are jointly holding this Sound and Television Exhibition. This exhibition will have the latest and the most
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    Lock icon Million-Dollar Sound And Vision Show
    208 9 THE Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Culture, Enche Sha'ari Tadin will declare open the million-dollar "Sound and Vision" Exhibition at the Singapore Conference Hall, this evening. Organised by Radio and E'ectrical Trcders Association of Singapore (RETAS) and RTS Enterprises, the Exhibition is to mark
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    Lock icon Big Display Of Sansui Sound Equipment
    275 9 A wide range of Sansul. Standard and Dokorder Sound equipment will be on display at the Sound and Vision Exhibition. A spokesman from the local representatives. Wo Kee Hong (Malaysia) Ltd said visitors will also have an opportunity to ask for on-the-spot demonstrations. Experienced
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    54 9 AN analysis of the weekly programme content of Radio Singapore: News Mandarin and English: 2 hrs. 20 min. each Public Service Announcements Man darin and English: 1 hr. 10 min. each. Share Market Report: 1 hr. 15 min. Programme Summary Mandarin and English: 35 min. each. Serious Music:
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    86 9 Acoustic Research IM. well-known for M* range o# AR stereo equipment will have its products displayed at the Sound and Vision Exhibition. A spokesman fro® the local representative. South Asia Tradine Co. (Pte) Ltd. said both amateurs and professionals will find the range of AR
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    Lock icon 'Most Appropriate To Hold Exhibition Now'
    151 9 I congratulate both i RETAS and RTS. Enterprises (Private) Ltd., in jointly holding this Exhibition. The timing is most appropriate in that it coincides with the introduction of stereophonic broadcasts by Radio Singapore. Operating as the supply base for South-east Asia of sophisticated electronic
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    Lock icon A New Experience
    332 9 RADIO Singapore's programmes in the new FM Stereo Service can be described as a daily a nd exciting journey into sound a journey which along the way will bring to you new colour, new dimension. new values and a New Experience Stereo will brine into your living
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    Lock icon Magic Jim In Fast Workout
    242 11 By 810 BEN KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Magic Jim has trained on since his outing last Sunday. This morning he worked with gusto when he sprinted smartly over 3f in 37 1/5 finishing with plenty in hand. It was the fastest workout of the morning. The
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    75 11 About 120 golfers from seven clubs in the Republic will take part in the Singapore Island Country Club Open Golf Competition a t the SICC course on Sunday The golfers will tee off for the annual Eu Tong Sen Cup over a 18-hole course The too eight
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    2693 11 SATURDAY Rao* It Horses Clap B 6 Div. 2—6 Furs.— 2.00 p.m. ($4,500) 1. <580 Smiling Trio 4y 0.00 Smiling Stable Chong Kang 11 1 285 Chiaramella iy 8 13 Annie Stable Samsuri 3 033 August Moon 5y 8 12 T Si G Stable E
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    Lock icon Watts Breaks Discus Record For Fourth Time
    475 11 BRITISH international Sergeant John Watts smashed the Singapore All-comers discus record at the British Army's lnter-services annual athletic championships at the Dover Road athletic stadium yes rerday. Watts of Royal Navy, put a magnificent performance when he hurled the discus to an Impressive
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    Lock icon Track Stars For Police Meet Today
    100 11 BEVEN of Singapore's top track and field stars will take part in the 22nd Police annual athletic meet at the Police Training School ground. Thomson Road, tomorrow at 2.00 p.m. They are sprinter Yeo Klan Chye. hurdlers Osman Merlcan and M. Ounasena. pole vaulter
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    Lock icon Pat Breaks 800m Mark
    145 11 SINGAPORE'S top woman swimmer. Patricia Chan broke her own 800 metres freestyle National record on the third day of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's annual championships at the Chinese Swimming Club pool, Amber Road, yesterday. She clocked 10 minutes 15.9 seconds, which clipped 3 9 seconds
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