Eastern Sun, 11 September 1969

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1115 Thursday, 11 September 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon THE Secretary of the SMNO's Youth Section, Mr. M. Salleh Yahya, presenting a protest note to the Israeli Ambassador here, Mr. Hogay Dikan (left) at the Israeli Embassy in Bukit Timah. Looking on is the Youth Section's Chairman. Mr. M. N. Yahya. Other members of the delegation who are not in the picture are Enche Rashid Yahya, Enche Salleh Ahmad and Enche Ahmad Sirat.
    64 1 THE Secretary of the SMNO's Youth Section, Mr. M. Salleh Yahya, presenting a protest note to the Israeli Ambassador here, Mr. Hogay Dikan (left) at the Israeli Embassy in Bukit Timah. Looking on is the Youth Section's Chairman. Mr. M. N. Yahya. Other members of the delegation who are not
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    Lock icon Britain Deplores M-E Violence
    82 1 LONDON. Wed (Reuter) Britain today deplored all breaches of the Arab-Israeli ceasefire no matter which party committed them. A Foreign Office spokesman commenting on yesterday's Israeli raid, said: As we have repeatedly said we deplore all breaches of the ceasefire, whichever party commits them. Actions such
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    Lock icon RED CHINA WALKOUT
    41 1 VIENNA. Wed. <Reuter) Chinese representatives In Sofia walked out of celebrations marking the 25th anniversary of Communist Bulgaria. the Bulgarian News Agency BTA reported today. The move apparently was In protest against an attack on the Chinese leadership.
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    Lock icon CORDIAL PROTEST TO ISRAEL
    435 1  -  Multi-Religious Singapore ly Suhaimi Bidin A MALAY organisation yesterday presented a protest note over the burning of the Al Aqsa mosque to the Israeli ambassador here in an atmosphere more of cordiality than animosity. Shortly after lunch, Mr. Hogey Dikan, the ambassador, received the "mildly worded"
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    Lock icon ISRAEL MAKES IT ROUND TWO
    343 1 Air Raid Followiip TEL AVIV, Wed. (Reuter and UPI) Israeli planes screamed across the Gulf of Suez today and pounded concentrations of military vehicles along the Egyptian coast, a military spokesman announced here. The spokesman said the planes, which pounded the same region devastated in
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    79 1 MOSCOW. Wed (Reuter) The Sov-et Union today accused China of staging 488 violations of the Soviet frontier between June and the middle of August this year. A report by the Tass news agency said over 2.500 Chinese had been involved in the violations, which were carefully planned and
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    Lock icon COSMOS 297 RETURNS
    42 1 BOCHUM, West Germany. Wed. (Reuter) Bochum observatory said that the Soviet Cosmos 297 satellite launched on September 2 made a soft landing in the Soviet Union today shortly after 0612 GMT It had no details of the satellite's mission.
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    Lock icon Conquest Of North-West Passage Imminent (?)
    158 1 Conquest Of NorthWest Passage Imminent NEW YORK, Wed. (t'PI) The gigantic tankericebreaker Manhattan sliced through Ice 10 feet thick yesterday in her move toward conquest of the world's last maritime frontier, the Northwest Passage to Alaska. The 1,002-foot vessel, largest under the American flag, passed Winter Harbour on Melville Island
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    Lock icon Holiday For Tunku
    75 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malaysian Prime M.nister. Tunku Abdul Rahman left Port Swettenham thi« evening for a private visit to Hong Kong. The Tunku who left by boat on a nine-day holiday cruise will spend three days in Hong Kong before flying back on Sept 19 The
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    Lock icon Arson On Egyptian Office
    91 1 FRANKFURT, Germany, Wed. (CP) Unknown arsonists poured gasoline under the door of the Egyptian tourism office in Frankfurt yesterday and set it afire, police reported. A passing police patrol spotted biasing display material behind the door but managed to douse them with a hand fire extinguisher
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    Lock icon Njoroge To Die For Mboya Killing
    404 1 ON SPLIT VERDICT NAIROBI, Wed. (AFP and Reuter)—The Kenya Supreme Court today sentenced Nahashon Njenga Njoroge to death for assassinating Kenyan Economic and Planning Minister Tom Mboya last July. The sentence was delivered after the two assessors in the case earlier today expressed contradictory
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    Lock icon Dinah 'Mini Tours' 'Instant Asia'
    170 1 A well-known American filmstar. Miss Dinah Shore, is now in Singapore in her tour which will take her through Thailand, Hong Kong. Japan, New Zealand and Australia, to make a film to raise money for the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). Yesterday, she .«pent most
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    Lock icon Mobs Use Fire-bombs In Chaotic Caserta
    150 4 CASCRTA, Italy. Wed (UPI) —Thousands of rioting youths and workmen launched new mass attacks on police and public property yesterday, burning fiscal records, smashing and burning furniture and hurling fire-bombs and rocks. Deputy Mayor Francesco Ross; described the situation as "chaotic" and aaid he
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    Lock icon 18 Arrested At Harvest
    57 4 PRAGUE. Wed (UPI) —Police arrested 18 tiersons last week at a harvest festival in North Bohemia, the Communist Party newspaper said yesterday. Rude Pravo s a;d police armed with truncheons d'-spersed large crowds of "drunken peirsons" who were building ftres and causing other damage in Zatec.
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    Lock icon Alleged Hijacker
    53 4 THIS portrait, distributed by the Middle East News Agency. Is a file photo of Miss Leila All Khaled. alleged Palestinian woman involved in the recent hijacking of a Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 jetliner over the Meditteranean. Also involved in the hi-jacking was another Palestinian, named as Salim
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    Lock icon ISRAEL WARNS OF MORE RAIDS
    824 4 Ceasefire Violations TEL AVIV, Wed. (Reuter) Israel today stood firm by its threat to counter any future ceasefire violations by Egypt with further crippling blows like its Jatest cross-Suez Raid biggest since the June 1967 war. Military leaders and commentators here said Egypt could expect
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    Lock icon 'Peace Wall' Goes Up In Belfast
    263 4 BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Wed. (Reuter) Belfast had its quietest night for a week as British troops prepared to build a barbed wire "peace wall" later today to separate feuding Protestants and Roman Catho- lies. But as rain swept down, keeping most gangs off the
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    Lock icon 19 Killed In Yendi Riot
    62 4 ACCRA. Wed. (Reuter) Ninteen people were killed yesterday when Ghanaian paratroops and armed police fired on rioting crowds in the northern town of Yendi, a police spokesman said last night Five men and two women died immediately from their wounds, the remaining 12 died later,
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    Lock icon US Deplores The Raid By Israel
    235 4 WASHINGTON. Wfd (UPI) The United States yesterday officially deplored the Israeli strike against the United Arab Republic in the area of the Gulf of Suez State Department spokesman Robert J. McCloskey told a news conference: "We deplore and regret all ceasefire violations in the
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    Lock icon Nigerian War: OAU Calls For Opening Of Peace Talks
    245 4 ADDIS ABABA. Wed (Reu. ter> The sixth conference Of the Organisation of African Unity <OAU) ended at dawn today after calling for suspension of hostilities in Nigeria and the Immediate opening of peace talk* The resolution on Nigeria major hurdle of
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    Lock icon Bulgaria Shows Off Her Might At Giant Parade
    157 4 SOFIA. Wed (UPI) Bulgaria commemorated 25 years of Communist rule yesterday with a giant parade of military hardware and *****0 flag-and flower-waving citlrens. Soviet President Nikolai V. podtorny. flanked by his host. Bulgarian Party Leader Todor Zhlvkov. watched the threehour parade from
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    Lock icon Israeli Embassy Heavily Guarded
    58 4 STOCKHOLM. Wed (Reuter) The Israeli embassy now Is the most heavily guarded diplomatic mission in Stockholm following a series of threats and ar.ti-semitie daubing s on the building, police said yesterday. A police spokesman said swastikas and slogans such as "A dead Jew is a good
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    Lock icon Thieves Steal $1.5 m Jewels
    91 4 PARIS. Wed. (Reuter) Thieves stole jewels valued a t 51.500.000 (£625.000) from an American tourist. Mrs Simone Kflroff. at a luxury hotel here today. Mr. Karoff. of Peruvian Palm Beach. Florida, discovered the theft when she returned to her hotel, the Bristol early today. A
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    Lock icon Islamic Summit: Commission Concludes Talks
    121 4 RABAT. Wed. (Reuter) A seven-state commission organising an Islamic summit conference to adopt a Joint attitude on Moslem holy places in Jerusalem after the Ai Aqsa Mosque Are there last month ended its work here last night. The commission spent seven hours yesterday in discussions.
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    Lock icon 32 DIE IN AIR CRASH
    108 4 BOGOTA, Colombia, Wed. (Reuter) Thirty-two people, including seven children, were found dead yesterday amid the wreckage of a Colombian military aircraft in Eastern Colombia. There were no survivors. The propeller-driven C-47 aircraft put out distress calls on Monday night while on a flight from Bogota
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    Lock icon Brazil Hunts Kidnappers
    377 5 RIO DE JANEIRO, Wed. (UPI) The Army spread across Brazil on Tuesday for eight suspected Kidnappers of U.S. Ambassador C. Burke Elbrick, including a woman. The government at the same time was reported planning to impose modified martial law on the country. Sketched descriptions of the seven
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    Lock icon Stamp Honours Moon Landing
    112 5 WASHINGTON. Wed (Reuter i The United States tocav honoured the Apollo 11 lunar landing with a new air mail stamp—made bv a die that flew to the moon and back with the astronauts. The 10-cent red. white, blue and brown stamD. bearing the legend "First Man
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    Lock icon Grenade In Pool
    32 5 LONDON, Wed. (Reuter)— A hand-grenade was thrown Into the swimming pool of the British Embassy in Amman. Jordan, yesterday but no-one was frvjured. British officials said here last night.
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    Lock icon 2 GUNMEN KIDNAP URUGUAY BANKER
    157 5 MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Wed. (Renter) Two young gunmen early today kidnapped a leading Uruguayan banker who Is also managing Editor of two local newspapers. Caetano Pelegrinl Glamptetro, according to police here PELEGRINI 42. wa« seized in his car as he arrived at the offices of La
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    Lock icon Cocktail Party For Cab-Driver
    190 5 RIO DE JANEIRO. Wed. (Reuter UPI) U.S. Ambassador C Burke Elbrick tonight rave a cocktail party for the taxidriver who picked him up after his kidnappers freed him on Sunday night The driver. Jose Matpus De Sousa. recognised the 61-year-old envoy as he was walking al°nr
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    Lock icon Final Tribute To Dirksen
    110 5 WASHINGTON Wed (UPI) President Nixon and Congress paid a farewell funeral tribute to Everett McKmley Dirksen Tuesday in the shadowed hush of the Capital Rotunda. The coffin of the dead Senate Republican Leader was carried into the vast chamber under the Capitol dome by a military
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    Lock icon Supertank
    74 5 WASHINGTON, Wed (UPI) The Defence Department agreed on Tuesday not to begin building the much discussed MBT7n supertank until It completes a review of the programme and its soaring costs In December Deputy Defence Secretary David J Packard told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the department would not
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    Lock icon Negroes Protest School Closure
    178 5 ATLANTA, Ga. Wed (Reuter) A group of Negro students occupied the office of a County School Superintendent yesterday in ©rotest against his closure of their high school to attain desegregation. Fulton County Superintendent Paul West closed the school and ordered its students to go to white
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    Lock icon ALASKA'S OIL RUSH MAY REVIVE GOLD RUSH DAYS
    377 5 ANCHORAGE. Alaska. Wed. (Reuter) -Alaska's oil rush begins officially today, with the government auctioning mineral rights to companies from all over the world. Proceeds are expected to reach 1.000 million dollars. But state officials are not altogether happv about this sudden Influx
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    Lock icon All Airlines Refuse To Carry A 'Hot' Negro
    152 5 LONDON. Wed (Reuter) American Black Power leader Robert Williams today refused an offer by Britain's Home Office to send him home by ship after the refusal of everv airline to take him back to the United States His lawyers. Michael Cowen and
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    Lock icon Paisley Refused Admission
    70 5 NEW YORK. Wed (Reuter) —The Reverend lan Paisley, the militant Ulster Protestant leader, was refused admission to New York's City Hall vesterday when he tried to make a courtesy call on Mayor John Lindsay Mr. Paisley was met at a gate in the lobby of the City
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    Lock icon Top-Level Meet On V-N Policy Set
    196 5 WASHINGTON. Wed. (UPI) 1— President Nixon yesterday scheduled high level conference for Friday on Vietnam strategy• with the U.S. Commander General Creighton Abram.v flying to Washington to participate Top diplomatic, military and intelligence officials involved in formulating Vietnam policy from determination of possible further
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    Lock icon FBI Chief Not To Quit
    109 5 WASHINGTON. Wed (Reuter) The Federal Bureau of Investigation vesterday emphatically denied a newspaper report that top crime-buster J. Edgar Hoover plans to retire on his 75th birthday, next January 1. Hoover. Head of the FBI since its formation in 1924. reached the mandatory retirement age
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    Lock icon Macy's Store Picketed
    103 5 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI) Macy's Department Store was picketed yesterday by members of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, who protested the store's selling of Japanese-made men's suits. The union claims Japanese working conditions are far below those that prevail In the Unites States and by handling
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    Lock icon Defence Cost
    55 5 WASHINGTON. Wed (Router) The Senate todav defeated another attempt by cost-conscious "doves" to cut back the American defence budget. By 64 votes to 23 Senators rejected an amendment to the Military Procurement Bill which would have withheld money for a fourth squadron of Giant C-5A transport aircraft th®
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    Lock icon 83 Killed In Mid-Air Collision Over Indiana
    420 5 INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Wed. (LTI) An Allegheny Airlines jet airliner with 82 persons aboard and a small plane from a flying school carrying a lone pilot on a solo training flight collided in flight and crashed on Tuesday. There were no sur- vivors. Witnesses
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    Lock icon Manhattan Cops Hurt
    102 5 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI) A mob numbering in the hundreds stormed a Lower East Side Manhat'an Po..ee Station Tuesday, injuring at least six policemen who battled to defend themselves Authorities said they did not know what had angered the mob A police spokesman said a rot call
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    Lock icon Trans-Pacific Route Okayed
    96 5 w WASHINGTON, Wed (UPI) —The Civij Aeronautics Board announced Tuesday the approval of American Airlines Service plan for route 162 across the South Pacific Subject to the necessary authorisation by foremen governments. American was cleared to operate from co-terminal points in the United States to Sydney. Australia
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    Lock icon Sea Rescue
    59 5 LIMA. Peru. Wed. (UPI) The Japanese fishing boat Kalri Maru was reported Tuesday to have landed 11 rescued crewmen of the sunken Panaman.an ship Patriarca at Callao. The Patriarca was reported to have B one down last Friday 400 mi'e« off the roast of Pisro. to the of
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    Lock icon Terrorist Killed In Bolivia
    158 5 LA PAZ. Bolivia. (UPI) US-trained jungle troops assigned to patrol La Paz streets after an outbreak of terrorism shot and killed on® terrorist and wounded and captured another in a shootout early on Tuesday in a downtown residence. Police said a third terrorlst apparently escaped unhurt.
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    Lock icon WRECKAGE OF A JETLINER belonging to the Allegheny Airlines and carrying 82 persons is seen strewn over a soyabean field southwest of Indianapolis, Ind. The crash occurred after it collided with a light plane. There were no survivors. The crash narrowly missed a trailer court seen in the back- ground. (UPI Radio- photo).
    53 5 WRECKAGE OF A JETLINER belonging to the Allegheny Airlines and carrying 82 persons is seen strewn over a soyabean field southwest of Indianapolis, Ind. The crash occurred after it collided with a light plane. There were no survivors. The crash narrowly missed a trailer court seen in the back- ground.
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon STOCK MARKET CLOSE MIXED
      438 7 By OUR MARKET REPORTER THE Stock Exchanft of and Singapore yesterday closed mixed after a sadden decline in early trading was re-versed on bear covering and some specul ative buying. Interest were again concentrated in industrials after Tuesday's unexpected swing in favour of hotels and properties
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      12 7 The tin orice for yesterday was $640.00 per picul, unchanged.
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 75 1/8 Cts.
      327 7 SEPTEMBER first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 75-1 /i cents per lb„ up one and three eighths of a cent from the previous close. The tone ot the market was auiet but steady Opening levelf were quoted
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      Lock icon 700,000 Tons Short Fall In Sugar
      148 7 LONDON. Wed. (UPI) The International Sugar Organisation (ISO) yesterday announced total shortfall.* under export quotas will re about 700,000 tons in 1989 compared with the previously dec.ared shortfalls of 292.000 tons. An announcement frcm the ISO's Executive Committee, which had been studying the recent
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      Lock icon London Rubber Market Closes Dull
      106 7 LONDON. Wed. (UPI) Rubber market closed dull with spot 26-1/8. 26-1/2. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Oct 26 5/16. 26 7/16 Nov. Dec and Oct/Dec 26 7/16, 26 9/16 Jan 'March 26 3/16. 26 5/16 April./ June 26 1/8. 26 3/16 July./ Sept 25 15/16. 26 1/16 Oct./
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      Lock icon INVESTMENT OUTLOOK IN DEVELOPING NATIONS SEEN BRIGHTER IN '70
      452 7 JAKARTA, Wed. An American investment bsnker predicts increased stability in the International money market is likely to occur in th e first half of 1970 and that this will make investment capital available to de- veloping nations. George Ball, senior partner
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      41 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrials ***** 20 Rail* ***** 15 Utilities 113.11 65 Stocks 276.06 40 Bonds 71.34 Commodity futures index 139 98 up 0 29.
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      Lock icon H.K. Money
      55 7 HONG KONG, Wed. (UPI)— Money Quotations yesterday. HK$6 09 per U.S. dollar HK56.1075 per U.S. dollar TT HK514.53 per pound sUrlin* HK5307.875 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness HKSI6IB per 10,000 JapanCS HKSI3S.7 per 100 Philippines pesos buyers HK$ 136.7 per 100 Philippines pesos sellers Philippine
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      1311 7 I>CSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms AJ 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 Acma $lB9 (1»; Borneo $lBl (l 1 SLBO (1); Camel Plvwood SI 86
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      Lock icon Joint Venture To Produce Fasteners
      99 7 TOKYO. Wed. (UPI) Yoshida Industries Co. (YKK), a maior Japanese maker of flide hooks, belt adjusters and aluminium fittings, has set ut> a joint enterprise with the Italian firm of Fossanese Spa to produce industrial fasteners in Italy. The joint firm, to be known as
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      199 7 THE following is a berthing list re ease-j by the Port of Singapore Authority for Sept. DEPARTURE Godowns Vessels 3 4 Lira Maersk 6/7 Benarkle 15 16 Aiax N.W. i Sletter N.W. 5 Fetaling 23/24 Angara 29/30 Hartvi* Maersk 35/36 Mlllea 46 Yarra E W. Jetty Ever
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      Lock icon SMR Business Transacted
      55 7 ftH£ fewctpore r Broker* Aaaoeiattsn "i Af bfta supplied tb« fo.iowIR for «r pt. ft. v Pallet* 5 H r4 JVR H S IHC s* PtPt. Pt 3 Paper bate I £3 •MR 5 (HC> S« SMR 20 HC> tMR 50 i COM) 5* PitKr bags p*Tt*t«
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      Lock icon France, West Germany On Enlargement Of C-Market
      317 7 BONN. Wed (Renter) France and West Germany yesterday agreed that the Common Market nations should reach a joint concept among themselves before starting negotiations with Britain and other applicants for membership of the six-nation community. The Chief West German Government spokesman State Secretary
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      Lock icon Gold Prices Higher On World Marts
      163 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) Gold prices were mostly higher in moderately active trading yesterday on market* here and abroad. In London, gold dropped 1 U.S. cent at the morning fixing but rose 15 for a second fixing of 41.05 U.S. dollars a trov ounce.
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      Lock icon ISRAELI RAIDS HIT U.K. MART
      188 7 LONDON. Wed. (UPI) Israel's massive raid across the Suez Canal hit stock markets yesterday, but there was no heavy selling. Losses among the leaders caused by the tremor seldom exceeded one shilling (12 U.S. rents) and a number of scattered firm features still remained at
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange Closing Prices
      688 7 SINGAPORE 8 toes exSJSIk business. INDUSTRIAL! Arm* J be 1 1 g r on eitH 6 ices of Ben Co j II 5 1 1 IS Borneo Blid 1 1 n Boustetd 1 1 w 3 1 1 M9 C. Pl»»oo4 1 2 1 1 85
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      Lock icon NY Stocks Turn Firmer
      201 7 NEW YORK. Wad (UK) Stocks turned flnner yesterday after skidding sharplv ever the previous four sessions. Trading was brisk. Most analysts said it was a "technical" recovery, given a psychological lift by talk of additional U.S. troop withdrawals from Vietnam and hints the allies may extend
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      89 7 THE noon pore CfaineM j eaterday w« prleee u tbe limai Produce Exchange xe>— Bar ex Belies l!k AS 50 Coronal Oil (F.OB> D Mixed f oari tu 1 6100 ftfnntnk (FOB, Mri»iii (T O R White White Pepper ppppcr 1*1 „V> Sarawak BBeelal BlaeB ftopfi (fo3.) H% WTW
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      65 7 OUn**«r»' rrteM for S«pL 11) ASIA UNIT T8C6TH VUI. lartft Foad 1-&S iil SINGAPORE tTSIT TRU4TS l»t >U)«r«n M 119 tnd MIIimo z or 3rd M«la?an 1 2n The Com. Ind. 103 Tbt frtT, Fund id... i m tl«rlln( Com 5/6 1 IS i it H.K. TBL'feX ni\D|
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      Lock icon Rubber Futures
      59 7 NTW YORK Wed (UPI. Rubber futures elosed unchanged to 15 points higher on no sales New York yesterd8v on the Commockty Exchange (Bid> (Ask) Sept. 28 15 Nov. 28 00 28 65 Jan :a is March r ?5 28 10 May 2800 July 27 90 Sept. 27 90
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      462 7 ft 00 am. Old* lit 4KKJ VAlB M*A «U E. Lamp or l l A 11 ift"?ft tuned Maie». raperie Pact hr Me»AI 10 K. Lurapor 0 4HIU4 (iiWCi aluna M*A 121 K- Lnmnur M£A ooft Nanns, Ipoo, K. Lumpur, Malacca. PAN AM PA841 MIAUU. Guam. Honolulu. Dm
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      Lock icon 'One, Two, Three'
      296 8 It was an old, old, old lady. And a boy that was half-past three, And the way that they played together Was beautiful to see. She couldn't go romping and jumping. And the boy, no more could he, For he was a thin little fellow, With a
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      218 8 IN Singapore, a multiracial, multi-cultural and multi religious country, many qualities are needed for one to be called a loyal citizen. One of them is to live together in a multi-racial society, peacefully and harmoniously. We are having amidst us different races comprising of Chinese, Malays, Indians, Europeans
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      285 8 EVERY year, thousands of accidents, many fatal, occur In homes and many of these could have been avoided if only a little care had been taken and some money spent on precautions. With the increase of man's knowledge of science, countless inventions have been made and
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      257 8 IN school life, the important things are studies and sports. We want to gain more knowledge, increase our abilities to fit in the society when we grow up. These things then will enable us to be useful citizens. If we do not go to school to study,
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      848 8 THE door suddenly swung open and the teacher peeped into the room. Instantly, everyone was quiet. The teacher then told us that the pageant was about to start. All of us were immediately seised with nervousness except for a few brave and experienced ones. I could not
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      113 8 By J«ek Upprt m cy/ell, alligators like to ride In buggie*, too, ya' knowl" DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and Akton McWfams 'WHOEVER MADE THIS TICKET TO "KINGDOM COME' USED A PIECE OF THE CT/NAMITE CASE POP A FOUNDATION T 'ILL < THAT'S A COINCIDENCE, OFFICER... My BROTHER, LEE ROy,
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      509 9 FVEAR ANN: Why don't U you level with the men who writ#? Teil them they are eraiy to let married before they •re 35 Then i I they have iny braing they should choose a Chick who is at least
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      592 9  -  S/#<'*#/. ffif/ lor 1/ V sr »V SHEILAH GRAHAM New yokk. Wed.—frank Sinatra is wooing Jill St. John all over aeain. The blonde beauty might have said "Yes." pre-Mla Farrow But Frankie wasn't asking then, and Jill isn't saying "Yes** now Mr Sinatra is lonely,
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      143 9 1 LOOK FOR... THE curly look in furs and fake furs, with Mongolian lamb a favourite, either real or simulated, as a coat with leather trim, or trim with leather. THE ribbed and diamondpatterned textures, often combined, in knit tuniclength vests over matching knit pants and a white
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      1089 9  -  THE aeoJVMM writh remarkable MHmfi and terrific pouter er/to still Hnds time to stop and talk to Hbt moll hutnble of her people. By Marion Woolfson MRS. Indira Oandhl, Indie's 81-year-old Prime Minister li straight and slim with delicate features and short, wavy black
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      301 9  -  By Gloria-mae A NOELFORM' hU dona A it again! It was bra galore at the recent ladies' preview of "Daddy'» Oone A-Hunting" at the Cathay when models from Michelle's Modelling Agency showed off the latest styles in underwear. No more of the worries to hide
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      254 9  -  Bv FLORENCE DE SANTIS NEW YORK. Wed The only axe group for which unite* could be called natural are »chool-a*e voungaters Both boys and girls hav« been wearing the pant# for a long time now. and of en what looka food on one
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      96 9 MAGAZINE photographer Everett Short had the strangest assignment of his career when he worked on Paramount Pictures' Paul Newman-Joanne Woodward starrer, "A Hall Of Mirrors." Short, a reputable photographer In his field, was asked by director Stuart Rosenberg to get the most b&d.y composed, out-of-focus photography he could
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      61 9 LOS ANGELES Tues. Dana Elcar has been signed by Freeman Enders Productions for a major role in MGM i •Talse Witness." stirring George Kennedy. Anne Jackson and Eli Waliach. currently shooting here. Elcar, who co-starred with Rowan and Martin i n "The Maltese Bippy." just completed the feature
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      225 9  -  By Mary Sue Miller YOU are one up on hair fashions if you've crossed off gemetric cuts and styling fanta s le s. All the tortured teasing, screaming colours and trumped-up effects are gone. Doomed! New do's are conceived in naturalness upon healthy, shinning hair. The
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      376 10  -  By Big Ben Ipoh, Wed. Gigantor, a Gold Vase candidate, revealed top form in a 3f workout on good going here this morning. With a riding boy astride he clocked 36 4/5 lor 3f. Kudadin and Magic Ring were associated in an interesting 3f
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      1038 10 a. 1 Dlv. 1 6 P. 110 Goodwill n 6y 9 00 Lucky Stable i no Bellendsine 8v 900 Horse Sense Stab!# E. Break 4:! Captain Fleet 4y 811 Fairway Stable Spencer 078 King'* Knight 8y 8 11 L W Kongsi West *30 Glftotor 5y 8.11
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      162 10 FOREST HILLS, N Y., Wed. (Reuter) Australian professionals Ken Rosewall and Fred Stolle yesterday won the men's doubles title of the U.S. Open tennis championships by beating Americans Dennis Ralston and Charles Pasarell. 2-6, 7-5 13-11, 6-3. In the mixed doubles. Mrs Margaret Smith Court
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      306 10 The Singapore Government, led by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, beat the British Services by 5J points to half a point in a friendly four-ball best-ball coif match at the Bukit Course yesterday. The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chone Jin. and his partner Col.
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      466 10 SCARBOROUGH. England. Wed <Reuter» The New Zealand cricketers blotted out memories of an unhappy England tour as they finished In a blaze of glory to win their last match against the strong T. N. Pearces XI here yesterday. The New Zealanders won convincingly
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      98 10 LONDON. Wed (UPI) Ruben Olivares (Mexico) will defend his newly-won world bantamweight championship against Britain's Alan Rudkin at the Los Angeles Forum in October or November. Promoter George Parnassus signed Rudkin. the British champion for the fight here last night and will pay h;m US$2O,OOO p!us ancillary
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      Lock icon JAPAN'S world featherweight champion, Shozo Saijo, walks to a neutral corner after sending challenger Jose Luis Pimentel of Mexico to the canvas at one minute 29 seconds of the second round with a sharp left hook to Pimentel's jaw in defence of his featherweight crown for the second time at Nakajina Sports Centre in Sapporo, northernmost island of Japan on Sunday.
      63 10 JAPAN'S world featherweight champion, Shozo Saijo, walks to a neutral corner after sending challenger Jose Luis Pimentel of Mexico to the canvas at one minute 29 seconds of the second round with a sharp left hook to Pimentel's jaw in defence of his featherweight crown for the second time at
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      191 10 LONDON. Wed An attractive three-year contract to turn professional has been offered to Mark Cox, th# 26-year-old British Davis Cup player, by th© World Championship Tennis Group of the United States of America whose 14-strong stable of players Includes two other left- handed players.
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      128 10 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) The bout between Jimmy Ellis, the World Boxing Association heavyweight champion, and Britain's Henry Cooper, due to take place here on Sept. 27. may be called off. Cooper, British Empire and European champion, has cartilage trouble in his right knee and
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      34 10 WOODLAND HILLS California. Wed. (UPI> Denny Moyer. 16n lb. Portland. Oregon, knocked out Henry Walker. 156J lb. Lo» Angeles, in 2:18 of the ninth round at the Valley Music Theatre last night
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      36 10 LONDON Wed. (Reuter) Results of Irish League Ulster Cup matches played last night were: Ards 3 Crusaders 1. Colerame 4 Glen a von 0 (brought forward from Sept 17). D stille-y versus Linfleld postponed.
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      153 10 ZURICH. Wed. (Reuter) The 1978 World Soccer Cup finals will be held :n Argentina. a spokesman of the International Football Federation (F.1.F.A.) confirmed here today He was commenting on an announcement by the United States Football Association (U.S.S.F.A) that they planned to apply for the
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      194 10 US Baseball Results Standings NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI)— Results of last night's *ujor league eames— AMERICAN LEAGUE Minnesota 11 California 7, Baltimore 6 Washington l(lst), Baltimore 3 Washington 2 (2nd) Boston 3 Cleveland U Detroit 2 New York 0. Kansas City 2 Oakland 1. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 7 Chicago
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      107 10 HONOLULU Wed. (UPD i**} 1 Pruitt launched an \f?rw K e T a f tack against Jitv, JaV l er Ayala J*** U?«»h I a knock °ut In the seventh round T* he N 1 ranking Junior ftKf'ZS"? 1 t t!e contender fL?t for a," B
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      857 11  -  By John F. Webbs, LPS Correspondent JACKIE STEWART, the 30-year-old Scotsman who clinched this year's world motor racing championship by winning the Italian Grand Prix at Monza on Sunday, took Just eight years to climb the ladder of success from the day he
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      233 11 LONDON, Wed. (fteuter) Liverpool stretched their lead te three points In the English First Division soccer table with a 2-0 win over bottom-placed Sunderland in the only League fixture last night. Liverpool's goals came from Geoff Strong and Tom Smith In the first half. Bournemouth sprang the
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      484 11 IT didn't take long for the 28 year old WRAF crackshot. Pilot Officer Monica Upward to make her mark in Singapore. Only three montns after she was posted to the Far East Air Force. Monica competing in the Singapore Pesta Suka n shooting championships, scored
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      104 11 RLOIS, France. Wed (Reuter)— Belgian cycling ace Eddy Merck* was injured and his trainer Fernand Wambst killed in a cycle race accident here last night. .Merck* winner of this year's Tour de France cycle clasric. suffered deep head ruts and ia expected to be
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      97 11 LONDON. Wed. Jim Hogan. who won the marathon gold medal for Britain In the 196fi European athletics championships In Budapest. Hungary, is leaving athletics this month. Irish-born Hogan, who has not found the pare to make the British team for this year's championships in Athens,
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      66 11 TOKYO. Wed <AFP> Japan* Susumu Hanagata. the world* No. 4 flyweight, scored a fourth-round knockout victory over Rodger Moreno. the Philippines' fourth-ranking flyweight, in Tokyo la»t night. The non-title match was to to over 10 round*. It was HanagaUs warm-up flght for hla challenge to the
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      104 11 LONDON. Wed. <Reuter> London First Division giants Arsenal stormed back into European soccer after six years with a win over Glentoran of Ireland In the first leg of their Fairs Cup firstround tie here last night. Arsenal were tight In defence and lively In attack
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      143 11 TOKYO. Wed. CReuten World Junior middle-weight champion Freddie Little of the United States will pick up his next title defence challenger In three or four months, his manager Joe Klernan said today. Mr. Klernan told Reuter that the challenger would be the number one contender
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