Eastern Sun, 13 September 1969

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    22 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY ft Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1117 Saturday, 13 September 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon B-52 Raids On Reds In S. Vietnam Halted
    408 1 SAIGON, Fri. (UPI) American Commanders ordered B-52 bombers away from South Vietnam's skies Friday in what military sources said was a gesture toward deescalation of the war. Sharp fighting on Vietnam's battlefields, however, took more than 400 lives, and Vietcong and North
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    Lock icon Robbery At Bank Counter
    126 1 A BILL collector. Tan Swee Ngee 29. had $5,500 of his money snatched away from him at the counter of a bank in Raffles Quay, yesterday. At the time of the incident. Tan was counting the money on the counter when a man came up from
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    Lock icon N.Kedah Curfew
    107 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —A 24-hour curfew ending at midnight tonight was imposed today in North Kedah and certain parts of the MalaysianThai border to facilitate security operations. According to a police announcement this morning places affected are: part* mukims of Temin and Sungei Laka in Changloon within the
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    Lock icon Romulo To Place Sabah Before U.N.
    245 1 MANILA. Fri. (UPI) Foreign tecretarv Carlos P. Romulo said Friday he will raise at the United Nations the long-summering dispute with Malaysia over the Philippines' claim to Sabah. Romulo. at a brief news conference prior to departure for New York for the opening of
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    Lock icon China Shifts N-Bases
    118 1 NEW DELHI Fri. (UPI) The Indian government "has its own information the Chinese are removing their nuclear installations from Smkiang to Tibet." Indian Foreign Ministry sources said Friday. The sources said, "the Chinese started shifting their nuclear plants more than a year ago." They added that among
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    Lock icon Panchen Lama Killed?
    129 1 NEW DELHI Frl. (AFP) The Panchen Lama, the 35-year-old spiritual leader of Tibet, who reportedly fled recently from a "thought reform camp" In Tibet, may have been killed, authoritative sources said here today. The sources thought the Chinese may have put him to death and spread reports
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    Lock icon Sino-Malay Trade Help Bid Lauded
    271 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Sino-Malay Economic Co-operation Advisory Board formed recently to promote economic relations between the two races was today given a "well-done" pat by the government. The Chairman of the Capital Investment Committee. Tun Tan Siew Sin In a letter to the Joint
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    Lock icon Imagine That...
    141 1 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) —A major British airline is offering American bachelors blind dates with English girls a« Part of a winter sales drive. It will also fix up dates for American firls with eligible Englishmen. The state-owned British Overseas Airways Corporation is offering a I*s sterling package deal
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    Lock icon Kosygin Reports On Chou Meeting To Colleagues
    205 1 MOSCOW. Fri. (UPI) —Premier Alexel N. Kosygin Friday met his fellow Soviet Communist leaders at his suburban villa to report on his surprise visit with Chinese Premier Chou En Lai. informed sources said. These sources said the ailing. 65-year-old Premier, fatigued by his
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    Lock icon Tunku's H.K. Visit Private
    82 1 HONG KONG. Fr: <UPI) Malaysian Premier Tunku Abdul Rahman's visit to this British colony next wwk will be purely a private one. secretary Jop Tsui of the Malaysia-Sin-gapore Association said -The Malaysian Premier «*iU arrive here on Sept 16. He just wants to come here for
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    Lock icon Seda Flies In
    89 1 The Indonesian Minister for Communications Dr Frans Seria flew Into Singapore just after midnight today to hold talks with the Finance M.nister. Dr Goh Keng Swee. on the Singapore-Indonesia Ball proiect Dr Seda did not meet newsmen who waited for more than two hours for his arrival.
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    Lock icon Israeli Jets Hit Egypt For 3rd Day
    318 1 TEL AVIV, Fri. (UPI) Israeli jets attacked Egyptian army positions in the Gulf of Suet today for the third straight day, a military spokesman announced. The spokesman said Israeli Jets blasted Egyptian positions on the Suez Gulf shoreline some 25 miles below the
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    Lock icon A Singapore student, Miss Linda Lim, has left for the United Kingdom to take up Economics (Honours) course at Cambridge University. She is accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Irene Lim, who will go to U.K. for a short holiday. Picture shows Linda flanked by her parents, Mrs. Lim and Mr. H.C. Lim. At left is Mr. Vincent Tan. representative of Lufthansa Airlines, who was on hand to send them off.
    70 2 A Singapore student, Miss Linda Lim, has left for the United Kingdom to take up Economics (Honours) course at Cambridge University. She is accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Irene Lim, who will go to U.K. for a short holiday. Picture shows Linda flanked by her parents, Mrs. Lim and Mr.
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    Lock icon Automobile Seller Turns Tables On Three 'Conmen'
    319 2 KUALA LUMPUR Fri Three "con men" were last night arrested when their selected "victim'' instead of falling for their promise of easy profit in a cheating conspiracy turned the table on them by reporting to police. It all started when Mohamed Anwar bin
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    Lock icon Bogus Call For Charity
    124 2 THE Social Welfare Depart- 1 ment is warning the public from making any donations to one so-called organisation called the "Singaoore Institution Charity (Private) Organisation." The Department said this organisation has sent numerous appeal letters to individuals and firms asking for donations for the Social Welfare
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    Lock icon Palestine Day In K.L. Next Week
    207 2 •Talestine Day" daring which mosques all over the country will bold special sermons to explain the Palestine issue, is being planned for Sept. 19. An "Aid Palestine Committee" set up recently to rally the support of all Muslims In the country to help restore
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    Lock icon Control Console Produced Here
    184 2 AMATEUR radio enthusiasts from Royal Air Force in Chanel has built for themselves their own "homeproduced" control console at a cost of only $2,000. The estimated cost of a factory produced control console is around $5147,000. This 's a big achievement for members of the Changi
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    Lock icon Holdup
    53 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. rwo armed youths held up a planter at Teluk Anson, near Ipoh yesterday and robbed him of cash $77 and a $66 wrist watch. The victim. Osman bin Tahir told police he was on his way home to Labu Kubang after selling his paddy when the
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    Lock icon Malaysia To Compete In First Aid Here
    178 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Ten members of the Malaysian St. John Ambulance Brigade will participate in the «th Nursing and First Aid Competition at Singapore on Sunday. According to the District Superintendent (Nursing) o. SJAB here. Puan Sri Sa adian Sardon. Malaysia and Singapore
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    Lock icon Military Exercises
    76 2 The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct exercises at Hill Street/Coleman S f reet tonight and or Monday. Sept. 15. Similar exercises will be conducted at the same location from 11 p.m. on Monday to 6 a.m. on Tuesday The Armed Forces will also be conducting exercises today at
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    Lock icon TEACHING FIRST AID IN JURONG
    164 2 THE St. John Ambulance Association Is expanding its work into Jurong Town. The secretary of the association. Mr. Leon* Pui Lum. announced this in a news release yesterday. It Is stated that the Jurong Sub-Centre of the Association, now being formed, will teach free-of-charge to
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    Lock icon Malaya U. Students: 'Free Land-Grabber'
    283 2 KUALA LUMPUR. FrL The University of Malaya Students' Union has call„,i for the unconditional release of land-grabber Hamid Tuah and some of his followers detained along with him by the government. UMSU's President. Syed Hamid Alt, who was himself detained and then released in connection
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    Lock icon Razak: Russians Pose No Threat
    98 2 KUALA LUMPUR- Fri—The Deputy Pnme Minister and Director of Operations Tun Abdul Razak. todav said Rusr sia's naval presence in the Indian Ocean is unlikely to pose a threat to the security of this region. The Soviet Union is also friendly to Malaysia and Singapore.
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    Lock icon Watch Taken
    51 2 A 19-year-old youth. Ten Swee Hock, relived <f his watch worth $3O by a m n along Scotts Road on Thursday. Teo said he had gave the watch without saving a word because he was frightened of him. A Police spokesman said no weapons were used in the
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    Lock icon Sporting
    41 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Thieves broke into the sportmegoods ihop at the Royal Selangor Golf Club in Jalan PekeliMng here last night and escaped with goods worth $1,200 Police said today that the stolen goods included golf balls, glove® and shirts
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    Lock icon Police Seize Weapons & Hold 2 men
    162 2 Police Seize Weapons Hold 2 men KUALA LUMPUR Fri. Police this morning arrested two men and recovered two home-made shotguns and 36 rounds of ammunition. The arrests were made in two separate raids by a party from the intelligence section of the special branch led by Chief Inspectors Chui Leng
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    Lock icon Log Crushes Man To Death
    96 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri A timber worker. Lee Cheng Wah. 38. was crushed to death yesterday when a log fell on him while he was working in a forest reserve in Sungei Siput North near Ipoh According to police, Lee was standing on top of a
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    Lock icon Art Exhibition To Raise Charity Fund
    167 2 THIRTEEN public-spirited artists in Singapore will hold ft flve-aav exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Sept. 25 29 to raise funds for thft work of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital for Children. For every painting gold, half the amount will be donated to the
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    Lock icon Mass X-ray Campaign
    92 2 The MP for Mountbatten, Mr. Ng Yeow Chong will launch the SATA's Ma&s X-Ray Campaign for the people of Mountbatten Constituency tonight. The c«remony will be held at the Mountbatten Community Centre at Gui'lemard Road. During this campaign, free X-Rays will be given to residents in the
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    Lock icon Fatal Accident
    44 2 A pedestrian. Mohd Noor bin Taib, 70. was fatally injured on Thursday night when he wa« hit by a motor car at the junction of Pava Lebar Road and Sims Avenue. Mohd. Noor died three hours after admission to the General HocpiUL
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    Lock icon Atomic Clock Bid For Singapore
    111 2 A Swiss watch industry is one of the two companies putting in the tender for the ln^ll^, o n s t atomic clock for the Communications Satellite Ration in Singapore. Mr. F. Lakner. representing the Swiss company. Ebauches, disclosed this at a news conference. yesterday.
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    Lock icon New Zealand Instructors
    62 2 WELLINGTON. Fri. (Reuter) Two more Royal New Zealand Navy Instructors will join the original eleven tra.ning ratings and N.C.O.S at the Singapore Naval Training School to operate Datroi craft. Defence Minister David Thomson said in a statement released today The additional instructors will »tay for twelve months
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    Lock icon Armed Men Rob Shop In K.L.
    164 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fr Three masked vouths. two of them armed with revolvers, today held up a provision shop at Jalan Kandang Kerban here and escaped with 5900 and valuables worth more than $1,200. The robbers, who struck at 3.20 pm., also sot away with
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    Lock icon 100 Egyptian Jets Hit Israeli Targets
    512 4 CAIRO, Fri. (Reuter) Egypt claimed today that it hit important Israeli military targets in yesterday's fighter bomber attacks against defensive positions in binai. At a midnight press conference here the Minister of Information, Mohamed Fayek, said the attacks a reprisal for Israel's Gulf of
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    Lock icon HAMMARSKJOLD DISCUSSES ARAB HIJACKING WITH THANT
    301 4 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. (IPI) Knut Hammarskjold Director General of the Air Transport Association Vesterdav called on Secretary General U Thant to discuss with him the recent hijackinf of an American jetliner hv Palestine Arab commandos to Syria. No deta.ls on the discussion were available
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    Lock icon Scores Held For Plotting To Overthrow Feisal's Govt.
    227 4 JEDDAH. Frt. (Reuter) Reliable source* here yesterday confirmed the arrest of scores o# Saudi Army and Air Force officers and civilians suspected of plotting to overthrow Kins Feisais government. But the sources said that the number arrested <? ver the past three
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    Lock icon 2 US Bodies Step U{ Arab-Israeli Conflict, Says Jordan
    204 4 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. (Reuten Jordan has claimed that two American organisations sympathetic to the Jews have stepped into the Arab-Israeli conflict. They are the nghtwing American extremist group "The Minute Men'' and the New York based Jewish Defence League U Thant
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    Lock icon 'Mouth-To-Mouth' Bid On Python
    41 4 LYONS. France Fri. (Reuter) A »clence student spent two hours g vlng his pet python mouth-to-mouth respirstion and massaging it but the snake d;ed. victim of the smoke from a fire caused by another pet. an iguana.
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    Lock icon Extra Flights As France's Rail Strike Continues
    243 4 PARIS, Fri. (Reuter) Frances state-owned internal airline* iaid on extra flights today as a strike by the country* 30.000 railway drivers went Into a third day with no early end in sight Talk* planned during the day between the railways management and trade
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    Lock icon U.S. Deserters Granted Asylum In Sweden
    77 4 STOCKHOLM. Fri. (UPI) The immigration board announced yesterday that another 13 American *oldiers and draftaogers had been granted ssvlum in Sweden. The board said they applied for pol.tlcal asylum in protest against the war in Vietnam They were granted P*"™ 4 sion to remain
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    Lock icon Bomb Blasts: 40 Arrested
    108 4 ATHENS. Fri. (Reuter) Security police hsve made at least 40 arrests after a wav* of bomb explosions in the centre of Athens, usually reliable sources said here last night Th« sources ssid those detained in the past three months included two university professors. Mr Dionyssios Karayorgas.
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    Lock icon Security In Courthouse
    68 4 RENNES. Frsnce. Fri. (UPI) City suthorities ere going to ask the Protected Monument Commission to slter Rennes historic courthouse at least to the extent of bsrring its lowerfloor windows. Alain Chenesu. on trisl for armed robbery, jumped out a ground-floor window at the courthouse on Wednesday and
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    Lock icon PAISLEY CLAIMS HIS LIFE HAS BEEN THREATENED IN CALIFORNIA
    329 4 SAN rRANCISCO. Fri. (UPI) The leader of Northern Ireland's Protestant said yesterday his life had been threatened since he arrived in California to answer charges by Bernadette Devlin. As a personal security guard stood nearby, the Rev. Dr lan R. K
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    Lock icon IMF Agrees To Israeli's Purchase
    92 4 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPD —The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has agreed to a purchase by the Israeli Government of fore.gn currencies equivalent to 5..2 million, it wa» announced yesterday. -The purchase will be used to lessen the impact on Israel's reserve* of a deterioration in the
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    Lock icon 9 Die Of Food Poisoning
    45 4 BOGOTA. Colombia. Fri. (Reuter) Nine people died and another 12 were seriously ill yesterday from food poisoning in the Northern Colombian town of Soled ad. Government off:ciala here said first reports Indicated all 21 people may have drunk contaminated milk.
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    Lock icon Growing Demand For Gold
    305 4 LONDON* Fri. (UPI) Gold usage by jewellers industry and the dental profission is currently running slightly higher than new gold ou'put and is still growing In the next five years growing demand for .ndustrial purposes while gold production lags mean,; that the metal will ha\> to
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    Lock icon Riot Inquiry Accuses Police Force Of Anti-Catholic Brutality
    418 4 BELFAST. Northern Ireland. Fri. (Renter) Board of Inquiry into rellrious rioting today rebuked the Northern Ireland Government for cotnJilacency and accused its police oree of anti-Catholle brutality. The Board listed six main Catholic grievances aa a prime cause of violence in the
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    Lock icon More British Troops To Maintain Peace In N. Ireland
    295 4 BELFAST, Northern Ire Had, Fri. (Reuter) The British Army last night announced it is bringing in reinforcements to bolster the hardpressed troops trying to keep the peace between Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland. Four weeks of peacekeeping in an atmosphere
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    Lock icon 5 Red HK Writers Released
    99 4 HONG KONG. Tti. (rpf) Today's release of five leftist journalists left only one Chinese newsman who, until Oct 4. will stand between Anthony Grey and freedom. Grey, the Peking correspondent of the British tout era Agency, was put undei house arrest July 21. 1967. in
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    Lock icon Tito Receives Message
    38 4 BELGRADE Fri (UPI) President Josip Broz Tito r*. ££*11 Jndian Health Minister K K Shah yesterday In Zagr*l> tor presentation of a personal message from Prime Nlln.st«r Mra Indira Gandhi, the newa agency Tanjug reported
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    Lock icon Surinam-Guyana Border Dispute Still Carried On
    523 5 GEORGETOWN, (GNS) The lone drawn-out border dispute between Guyana and Dutch Surinam boiled over recently in a short, sharp conflict dubbed the "battle of the Tigri". The green-bereted soldiers of the Guvana Defence Force chased the Surinam military police from 6.000 square miles of
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    Lock icon Post-Sunset Dancing
    50 5 SANTIAGO. Chile. Fri. (Reuter)—Easter Island's native leaders have asked Chilean President Eduardo Frei to change their governor becau.se he has forbidden them from dancing and singing after sunset. A petition signed by 320 of the 350 islanders with the right to rote was Presented to President Frel yesterday
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    Lock icon Nixon Sets Policy Talk Before U.N.
    294 5 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. (IPI) President Nixon wUI deliver the major U.S. policy address in the general Assembly's Annual General debate as head of the US. delegation, it was disclosed Thursday. Although every President since Harry S. Truman has addressed thp U.N. at least once,
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    Lock icon BRAZIL HOLDS 40 IN KIDNAP CASE
    290 5 RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. <Reute r and UPI) Police have made more than 40 arrests in their investigation of the kidnapping of U.S. Ambassador C. Burke Elbrick without capturing ail the actual kidnappers, authoritative sources said today. Thev were hunting particularly for Helena Bocayuva
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    Lock icon Schools Told To Reopen
    103 5 NEW ORLEANS. Fri (Reuter >— A Fe<»eral Judge has ordered a County Schools Board near here to reopen the schools it had closed down to avoid enforcing federal desegregation orders. District Court Judge Richard Putnam directed the members of the St Landry Parish School Board to
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    Lock icon Rio Editor Quits Job
    119 5 RIO DE JANEIRO. Fri. (Reuter) The Editor-Pub-lisher of one of R:o's oldest morning newspapers Corriero Da Manha announced her temporary resignation today in a orotest against press censorship. Senora Niomar Monlz Sodre Bittencourt made her announcement in a 2.000 word editorial occupying most of the front
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    Lock icon Man Wanted For 5 Murders Held
    338 5 MEMPHIS, Tenn. Fri. (I'PI) A prison fugitive was charged on Thursdav night with five sex murders. George Howard Putt, 23. who wears a tattoo of batman on his upper left arm. escaped on June 26 from the Hinds County, Miss., Penal Farm. He was
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    Lock icon Evacuation
    65 5 GLENDORA, Missi Fn (Reuter* Pnice 'a-t n evacuated 5.000 residents and 400 prisoners from an area m a 25 roile radius of here after a train hauling sevcra cars of highly lethal gas wa s derailed. A police sP°kesman said one of the cars filled with the gas. vinyl
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    Lock icon Presidential Vote For Puerto Rico?
    225 5 WASHINGTON. Fri. (tPI) Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Guam were promised Thursday that the House Judiciary Committee will hold hearings either this year or next on whether they should be given the right to vote for President. The pledge from House Judiciary Committee Chairman
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    Lock icon N-Test In Russia Reported
    146 5 WASHINGTON. Fri, (UPI) The Atomic Emergy Commission AEC) reported Thursday what appeared to be a Soviet nuclear test the second such announcement since Monday. The AEC said it recorded seismic signals "which originated from the Soviet nuclear test area in the Semipalatinsk region." The signals, the
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    Lock icon Mild Protest At Sale Of Oil Land
    338 5 ANCHORAGE. Alaska. Fri. (Reuter) While oil businessmen signed cheques for millions of dollars in the giant sale of Alaskan oil land here yesterday, groups of poorlv-clad Eskimos staged mild demonstrations outside the bidding hall. Alaska. 49th state of the United States who bought
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    Lock icon Life On Mars Gould Only Be Microbial
    302 5 WASHINGTON. Fri. (CPI) The last two Mariner flights past Mars found virtually nothing to support the notion of earthlike life there, scientists said on Thursday. "We don't exclude that possibility," Dr. Norman Horowitz of the California Institute of Technology told a news conference,
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    Lock icon Weed-Watching
    53 5 CEDAR RAPIDS. lowa Fn. (UPI) Police kept cartful watch Wednesday while the ornamental horticulture class at Kirkwood college burned weeds off the site where they are going to put in a flower laboratory. The "weeds" were marijuana a nd the police wanted to make sure it all went U
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    Lock icon Defence By 'Look' Over TV
    246 5 SAN FRANCISCO. Fn (Reuter) Look Magazine took to te.evision here to reiterate to Cal.fomians its confidence in the accuracy of a story It published linking San Francisco Mayor Joseph Aiioto with the Mafia Chief Editor William B Arthur nent on the air last night in
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    Lock icon Ice-Breaker Off Again
    148 5 WINTER HARBOUR. Canada. Fri (AFP) The American ice-breaker oil tanker Manhattan, which is trying to force a wa T through the Northwest Passage to open up a sea route for oil shipments from Alaska to the U.S. east coast, tonight resumed its journey towards Alaska after being
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    Lock icon PEKING 'SUMMIT' AND MAO
    841 6 CHINA watchers, Kremlin watchers, and assorted pundits who pontiflciate on Sino-Soviet affairs and what goes on within those two countries were made to look quite silly when Soviet Prime Minister Alexi Kosygin dropped in at Peking, by a rather circuitous route no doubt, to say 'hello'
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    Lock icon REASON FOR LAND SHORTAGE IN SARAWAK
    566 6  -  By LESLIE MURPHY KUCHING, Sarawak (Reutar) Goad agricultural land in Sarawak, Malaysia's largest state, is at a premium and observers Here see the issue as almost as great a problem to a future government as Communist subversion. Land shortage in a state equal in
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    Lock icon World Of Only Males...
    411 6 The Lighter Side By Dick West WASHINGTON (UPI) As Howard Smallsreed. Managing Editor of the Ashland. Ohio, TimesGazette. was looking over his news printer one day last month, his heart suddenly contracted under an icy grip of fear. The cause of his alarm was an item
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    Lock icon Japan Planning To Convert Rice Into Cosmetics
    480 6  -  By TAKESHI SATO TOKYO, (Reuter) Japan is planning some novel ways to use some of her soaring rice surpluses including converting them into cosmetics, photographic film and liquor. Carry-over stocks of rice held by the government are expected to reach 5.60f1.000-tons by October.
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    Lock icon On The Disappearing VC
    767 6  -  By JOSEPH ALSOP BIEN HOA One reason this strange war is so little understood at home is that everything about it is remote from experience. Thus, new developments can be astounding in themselves, as well as full of profound meaning for the future, yet they can
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    Lock icon OF MIND AND MATTER
    632 6  -  "y W.A. SWARTWORTH "I think, therefore I ant." Rene Descartes Most behavioural scientists hold the view that human consciousness is by nature a passive by-product of physical brain processes. Brain researchers in particular resist any suggestion that conscious or mental forces Influence the brain function. They
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    15 6 The greater the obstacle. the more glory we have la overcoming it—-Jean Moiiere.
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    Lock icon 'Buying Fever' In Prague'
    290 6  -  By GERD KRIWANEK PRAGUE, (UPI) A "buving fever." born of fears that an economic crisis lies ahead, has (ripped Prague. Shoppers are hoarding anything thev can buy. Childless couples line up to buy diapers. The black market is flourishing. Furniture, handkerchiefs, sheets all are scarce or
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon Conditions Steadier In The Stock Market
      382 7 By Our Market Reporter AFTER its recent "hustle and bustle", the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday somewhat settled down to some fairly quiet routine business. Interest tended to be a little Bfiective especially in industrials and price movements narrowed. However, conditions were
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      1038 7 THJSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms J' 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 51.86 (3) $l.BB (1); Borneo $1.79 (2); Camei Plywood $1.83 (4) $1.82
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      Lock icon Dow Jones averages
      41 7 NEW YORK, Fri. (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesteraay. 30 industrial# 825 77 20 rails ***** 15 utilities 114.33 65 stocks 278.64 40 bonds 71 38 Commodity future index 140.15 up 0.23.
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      Lock icon H.K. Money
      58 7 HONG KONG. Fri. (UPI) Monev Quotations: HK$6 ***** per U S dollar HK56.***** per US dollar TT HKSI4 52 per pound sterling HK5307.875 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness HK5162.1 per 10.000 Japanese yen HK$l34 0 per 100 Philippine pesos buyers HK$l5 0 per 100 Philippine
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      Lock icon Rubber Futures
      46 7 NEW YORK Fri. (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged and untraded on the New York Commodity Exchange yesterday. (BID) (ASK) Nov. 28.00 29.00 Jan. 28 50 Mar. 27.75 28.35 May 28.25 July 28.15 Sept. 28 10 Locally. No 2 RSS was 28 cents per pound.
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      204 7 THE following is a berthing list bv the Port of Singapore Authority for Sept. DEPARTURE Godovm Vessels U2 Vishva Vibhuti 10/11 Golden Summer N.W. 5 Perak 21/22 Kinabalu 3n Reiho Maru 42/43 Igaharu Maru ARRIVAL Godown Vessels 40/41 Hakuho Maru 21/22 Yushun Maru 25/38 Mica 45 Vishva
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      176 7 HAMBURG, Frl. The Blohm and Voss Wharf in Hamburg (Federal Republic of Germany) is at present engaged in building super container ships for the HAPAG, which will be put into service on the Australian and East Asian runs on the German shipping company in
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      319 7 THE market rounded out this week from the level of *4 cents and there has been a slight recovery due largely to speculative interest state Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co., in its rubber market review. Trading condition have remained fairly quiet, apart from mid week and
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      78 7 LONDON. Fri. (UPI) The rubber market closed idle yestercay with spot 26-7/8, 27-1/4. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Oct. 27-1/8, 27-1/4 Nov Dec. and Oct./ Dec 271/8. 27-3/8 Jan./ March 26-5/8, 26-3/4 April/June 26-9/16. 26-5/8 July/Sept.26-3/8. 26-9/16 Oct. Dec. 26-1/4. 26-3/8 Jan./ March 26-1/16. 26-1/4 April/June 25-15/16, 26-1/8
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      179 7 NEW YORK, Frl. (UPI) Profit-taking turned stocks mixed yesterday after two successive winning performances. Trading was active. Shortly before the close, the UPI marketwide indicator was off 007 t>er cent 0 n 1.548 issues traded. There were 647 declines and 644 advances. Volume of
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      137 7 NEW YORK, Frl. (UPI) Gold prices were mixed In moderately active trading yesterday on markets here and abroad. In London, gold slipped 2} cents to $40,925 the troy ounce at the morning fixing and remained at that level tor the second fixing. Frankfurt gold
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      287 7 RUBBER: 75 5 /8 Cts. October first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m., in Singapore and Ku&la Lumpur yesterday at 75-5/8 cents P^ 1 lb., up one quarter of a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market wag steady quiet. Very quiet and dull conditions ruled
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      13 7 The tin nrice for yesterday was $639.12J per oicul, down $0.87*
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      155 7 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) The market closed firm after a hesitant start, and towards the close the FT index rose 3.6 to 379 8. Oils provided the main features with the interims from BP and Shell. BP moved h gher ahead of the announcement. but after consideration
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      635 7 SINGAPORE etoca is* chance told and other price* officially luted at the do •a of INDUSTRIALS AC.MA Ben A Co B. Ht s. 1 87 Borneo Bhd. 1.79 1-80 Bou»tead 1.95 1.98 Camel Plywood C. >uear CD 1.78 4.12 180 4-16 Cold storage Chemical Co Cycle
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      94 7 THE noon price* at the (•tnaapore Chine*# Prod ace txcbang* >e»terdn> were.— Buyet fcelle* Coconot Oft (FOB Balk 48lfe 1 o<onut Oil (FOB Dram 51-00 Mlsed Copra SO -AO Muntok White Pepper (FOB) 162.50 Sarxwuv White Pepper (FOB) 160 00 Sarawak special BlacB Pepper IF O-U.) »6% X.L.W *****
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      63 7 (Manager*' Price? for Sept. 13) ASIA (JMT 1HC5TS Mai. Invest. Fund 1-25 1 86 SINGAPORE (JMT TRUSTS 1st Malayan 2 80 2nd Malayan 2.03 3rd Mala> an 1.30 The Com. Ind 103 1 18 The Sav. Fond xd 108 1 18 Sterling Com 5/4 H.K. TRUST FUNDS l*t
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      418 7 ARRIVALS 5 oo a.n». 00 a m. 1U a m. 10.1) a.m. loia a.m. 19-joim. 12-30 p.m. 1.10 p m. 1.25 p.m. IU0 p m. tJU p m 2.4o p.m. I2S p.m. 4 23 DDL 4.40 p at. 4 43 p a. MA p.m 6-50 p tn. 700
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      654 9  -  |Of If C/S<>/# "ft SHEILAH GRAHAM VtW YORK, Fri. A hundred movie people invaded the small Scottish tow n of Auchterarder. in Pertnshire. not too far from G.asgow. to complete the filming of MGM's "Country Dance.' starring Peter OToole and Susannah York, who play
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      310 9  -  By Glorta-mae /*JEfcMANYS greatest show couple, who have entertained thousands with their wise-cracks and gimmicks, ore in the Republic "dishing out a roaring time" to night-clubbers nightly How true. This picture en the left indicates one fine example that will make you roar
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      534 9  -  Ann Landers DEAR Ann: What have you got against plumbers? It seems that whenever you want to make a comparison you use plumbers as the dumbest segment of society. On the other hand you seem to love psychiatrists I'll bet if you
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      233 9  -  By Mary Sue Miller EVERYBODY wants to be liked. Even boys! But. in an effort to win attention, some characters put up a blj front. You probably know a girl who is all 'sugar and spice' at a dance Yet. when she gets home, shes ao
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      Lock icon Brilliant British Tailoring For Tokyo
      90 9 BRITISH tailoring at its best is shown here In this sleekly designed coat in black and white wool gaberdine. It has been created by a famous British manufacturer and is to be shown in Tokyo during British Week. September 26 October 5. in a Fashion
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      374 9 SHAW D O Phon> 7*414 LAST DAY! 11 tm 145 4 OA. fl .10 915 p m ..»t* n L o*Ar«# Chatiru T V..£i? Color WB-7 Anal "The Bit C«t»e'' Color > WB-7 Kl EXTRA! EXTRA' IN COLOR APOLLO 11 The FULL STOI From BLAST OFF to RECOVK ♦-Theatre Midntght
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      228 9 TODAY a Saturday* Sept. 13, 1969. s r.r, 7TT nt >3 TAR CAZER"»< By CLAY JL POLLAN H Your Ooily AdMty Gu«fc H stww Aeearama ta tha Star*. T i a According to th» &[art.- m To develop messooi for Saturday, nod words corresponding to rumberi of'/our Zodiac birth sign.
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      150 10 BIG 1 BEN JIMMY LAD CISCO ZODIAC RACE RED FACE King's Proctor Victorr II RED FACE King's Proctor August Moan RED FACE Fleetmuster 11 Ring's Proctor LASY MONEY Victory II August Moon RACE I HONEY DEAR Landaulet DaendHs LANDAULET HOIKT Dear Sistie SMILING TRIO Landaulet Honey Dear GWERLE Cluny
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      Lock icon Bogs New European Boxing Champion
      302 10 COPENHAGEN. Fn. (Reuter) Tom Bogs, hardhitting 24-year-old Dane, last night won th« European middleweight boxing title with a storming points victory over Italy's Juan Cark>9 Duran. the 33-year-old defending champion. Bogs who relinquished the European light-heavy weigh* title earlier this year to campaign as a
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      200 10 LONDON. Fri. Yorkshire and England number one Dennis Neale has been appointed the English Table Tennis Association's trainer-coach with special responsibility for tactics. This announcement made by Johnny Leach, the Eng.and manager, is regarded as a major step towards building up national playing strength for the
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      Lock icon Kudadin Shows Up Again In Workout
      238 10 IPOH, Fri. Kudadin impressed for the second time in the week when he went better than Magic Ring in a workout on a good track here this morning, reports Big Ben. The pair started from the half mile post and clappine on the pace
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      127 10 DONCASTER, England Fr! (Reuter) British cham pion jockey Lester Piggott rode a treble here yesterday to snatch the lead from Geoff Lewi* in the race for the 1969 title. Piggott was back to his confident best, unperturbed by widespread criticism for riding a bad race on
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      50 10 THE Singapore Combined Secondary Schools Sports Council will hold their tenth national swimming championships at the Chinese Swimming Club. The fourday meet starts 0 n Monday at 2.30 p.m. Che Dah blnte Mohd Noor wife of Enche Othman Wok! Minister for Social Affairs, will give away the prizes.
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      248 10 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) Peter Graves. 23-year-old Sussex left-hander, was awarded his County cap after defying the Derbyshire bowlers for an unbeaten half-century in their County championship game at Eastbourne yesterday. Derbyshire, shot out for 159 as Mike Buss claimed five wickets for 27 runs in his
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      99 10 The Adult Education Board will hold their third annual athletic meet on Sunday at the Farrer Park Stadium at 2.30 p.m. The annual meet, a major event in the Board's extracurricula programme, includes a series or games and competitions conducted in the course of the year.
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      205 10 US Baseball Results Standings NEW YORK. Fri. (UPI) Results of baseball matches Played yesterday. American League 6 Seattle 3. Kansas City 3 California 0, Washington 7 New York 3 (night). Cleveland 5 Detroit 2 (night), Baltimore 4 Boston 2 (night), Cnicago 4 Minnesota 0 (night). National League New York 4
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      892 10 GOING: GOOD T'IEN KOW hat been going great guns on the track and if he steps up on that form he should have the beating of the field in Race Race Five at Ipoh today, opening day of the Perak Turf Club Gold Vase
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      25 10 BIG BEN Red Face Hobart T'ien Kow Jimmy Lad Miss Raconteur Hobart Shyree Cisco Red Face T'ien Kow Caramoor Zodiac Gwerle Shyree Gourmet
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      85 10 JAKARTA. Fri. (AFP) Jakarta is to have a dog racing track, which is expected to open next March The hockey stadium at Senajan will be converted and renamed the Camdrome Stadium. An agreement to thi s effect was signed on Wednesday by the Jakarta Municipal Government
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      70 10 EAST BERLIN. Fri. (Reuter) East Germany's Olympic champion Maygit Gummel yesterday rega ned her world women's shot putt record with a throw of 20.10 metres (65ft U-l/4 ins) in final trials for next week's European cham plonships. She added just one centimetre (1/4 ins) to the
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    317 11 THOMAS CUP CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand. Fri. (Reuter) New Zealand took a commanding 3-1 lead over Singapore tonight In the Thomas Cup Australian zone badminton final here. The Singapore team had started well by winnine the first singles of the 'night but New Zealand came hack
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    Lock icon Japan Confident Of Winning T-Cup In 1974
    260 11 HONG KONG. Frl. (UPI) —Japan are confident of winning the 9th Thomas Cup badminton competition to he held four years hence. Masayasu Fukul. coach of the visiting Japanese badminton team, said yesterday. "We are pretty sure we can train up a badminton team
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    43 11 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) Rothcrham United beat Bolton Wanderers by one goal to zero in an English football League Cup second round second replay match here iast night- Rotherham are now at home to Burnley In the third round on Sept. 24.
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    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. Singapore drew 2 —2 with Perak on the opening day of the Tun Razak Cup hockey tournament here. In the other match. Selangor and Negri Sembilan also drew 2-all.
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    Lock icon Foot-faulting Rulings Upset Me Says Wee
    213 11 CHRISTCHURCH. (\Z). Fri. (Reuter) Singapore's Wee Lhoon Sens claimed he was put off his game in the Thomas Cup Australasian badminton final against New Zealand here ton.ght. Wee was faulted three times in a crucial singles match against New Zealand's top player Richard Purser.
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    Lock icon Darul Afiah Head The Table
    162 11 Darul Afiah. the defending champions, moved to the top of the FAS division one league table with 34 points afte r their week-end performances. With a five-point lead. Darul are assured of the championship title. Wanderers are a close second with 29 points. P W
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    23 11 ALL Blacks of Singapore will meet 41 Squadron Royal New Zealand Air Force in a SRU League fixture at Chanfl today.
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    148 11 HONG KONG. Frx. (Reuter) Japanese ace Ippe: Kojima was drawn yesterday against Hong Kong number one Koo Man For in the first match of the Thomas Cup Eastern section of the world team badminton championships due to be held here tomorrow. The second singles
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    107 11 BIRMINGHAM. England. Fri < Reuter) South African Cobie Legrange shattered his day-old course record with a four-under-par 68 second round to open up a of four strokes in the £8.450 Dunlop Masters golf tournament here yesterday. Legrange. showing the benefit of a two-month rest after
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    144 11 NEW Zealand 's soccer team on their way to Tel Aviv for the World Cup Qualifying round matches will provide the Singapore Merdeka Cup team the first real test when they stop over to play a match on Sept 16 at Jalan Besar
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      1326 11 TV SINGAPURA (CHANNEL 5) P.M. 100 Opening Announcements in all Languages and Woody Woodpecker; 13n World Tennis; 220 Gentle Ben (Flap Jark for Breakfast); 2.50 Inba Xeram. 345 What's Mv Line; 4 It/ Chinese Matinee (Mandarin feature Film, "The Wayward Husband l 535 Prog Summary in all Languages; 540 Disneyland
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    Lock icon Toh Urges Range Of Specialities In Law Increased
    622 12 THE Law School at the University of Singapore should provide its students with a training that will enable the graduates to move readily from one sector to another. The university's V 1 c eChancellor. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. who is also concurrently
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    194 12 AN exhibition of light engineering and machine shop equipment specially selected for their suitability for industrial conditions in Singapore will open here on Sept. 23. The five-day display to be held at the Australian Trade Commissioner's Display Rooms (n Clemenceau Avenue will feature products
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    Lock icon Razak Flies In For Talks On Causeway Jam
    141 12 MALAYSIA'S Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, flew in here yesterday morning to hold talks with the Johore State Operations Committee in Johore Bahru to ease traffic congestion caused by goods vehicles waiting for Custom clearance at the causeway. He was accompanied
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    Lock icon Snatch-Run Thief Gets Jail Term
    187 12 A 20-vear-old vouth was sentenced to 18 months' m jail by the first District Court Judge Mr. D C. D'Cotta. yesterday on a robbery charge Mr. D'Cotta further ordered a two-year police supervision on We e Chin Lock, after his prison term. Wee had earlier
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    76 12 TWO persons yesterday den. l®d a charge of being members of an unlawful assembly and causing hurt to Mahat bin Suraji and three others on Aug. 18 Yew Fook Ewe. 20. and K*e Poh. 22. pleaded not guiltv to the charge. al>ged to have been committed on
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    42 12 A 17-year-old youth. Yap Seng Hang, was fined SISO by the Ninth Court Magistrate. Mr. Francis G. Remedios. when he pleaned guilty to a charge of causing hurt to Yahaya b.n Othman by fisting him. on Sept. 11 at Cantonment Road.
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    Lock icon THE NEW COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF of the Far East Fleet, Vice Admiral L.D. Empson, inspects a guardof-honour formed by Royal Navy personnel at the Naval Base, yesterday, during a take-over ceremony from his predecessor, Vice-Admiral Sir William O'Brien.
    36 12 THE NEW COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF of the Far East Fleet, Vice Admiral L.D. Empson, inspects a guard-of-honour formed by Royal Navy personnel at the Naval Base, yesterday, during a take-over ceremony from his predecessor, Vice-Admiral Sir William O'Brien.
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    Lock icon 'Buddha' Charity Premiere
    109 12 The Y*s Men s Club of Singapore, Beta Chapter, has raised some 515,000 from the charity premiere of the film "Buddha" for the building fund of the proposed Kampnng Glam Community Centre. Thj premiere, held at Odeon Theatre, was under the patronage of the Minister for Foreign
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    85 12 SUNDAY'S Toto Draw will be telecast live over Channel 5 at 3 30 p m. The chairman of the panel of officials will be Mr Lim B:an Han, director of Singapore Pools <Pte) Limited Other officials will include, Mr Sith bin AU. assistant controller of Posts,
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    83 12 A NATIONAL Serviceman. Sisupal so C M. Vasudev. w as ialled for one month by the Ninth Court Magistrate' Mr. Francis G. Remedios. for being absent from weekly training. Sisupal. of the' Bukit Ho Swee Secondary School training centre, and a member of the Vigilante Corps, pleaded guilty to
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    122 12 The second and final issue of the 5150 gold coins minted to rommemmorate Singapore's 150 th anniversary will be available from Sept. 15. These gold coins can be obtained from bank*, finance companies and 11 Post Offices The post offices are: Alexandra. Bukit Timah. Katong. Keppel
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    Lock icon 2 Charged With Armed Robbery
    85 12 Two persons were charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday w.th armed robbery of $64 in cash and property on Sept. 11 at the junction of Canal Road and Wayang Street. Tan Ah Bah and Chia Kuay Bak. were alleged to have robbed Tan Soo
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    Lock icon ILLEGAL ENTRANTS
    135 12 AN Indonesian. Rasidon Anik, 33. was jailed for one year, by the Ninth Court Magistrate. Mr. Francis G. Remedios. when he pleaded auiiiy to charge of entering Singapore illegally Rasidon. alias Rasidon bin Manak. alias Ibrahim bin Kassim. admitted that he had been served with an Order of
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    Lock icon BARRIERS HURT TWO-WAY TRADE
    339 12 A balance of two-way trade can only be established favourably if there is no strong barrier or restriction on goods flowing between countries. This *'*s stated br the Chairman of the Stothert Pitt Md Lord Brfcon. who is on a three day business visit to the
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    Lock icon MUSEUM AWARDS FOR 'GRADUATES'
    143 12 THE Chairman of the National Museum Board, Mr. J.F. Conceicao, will present certificates to 52 teachers from various primary schools who have completed practical courses organised by the Museum's service during August, this morning. The practical courses which are on taxidermv of mammals. taxidermy of birds
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    37 12 Deepavali. 1969. will be on November 9 and not Oct- 10 as gazetted, a Government statement announced yesterday. As Nov. 9 is a Sunday, the following day. Nov. 10. will be observed as a public holiday.
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    45 12 There will be no water or poor water pressure at Lorong G. Telok Kurau. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m today. The Public Ufcl»lits Board said the shutdown of supplies i s to enable connections to be made to a 4-inch diameter main
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    Lock icon Poster Competition To Boost Campaign
    127 12 THE Education Ministry is organising a poster design competition in schools in conjunction with the "Keep Singapore Clean and MosquitoFree" campaign which will be launched in October. The poster design competition will be open to all schoolchildren from Sept. 1 to Oct. 6 Winners will
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    Lock icon 5 Valuable Birds Stolen From Park
    166 12 Thieves have broken into the Bird Park at Jurong Town and stolen away three specie ft of valuable birds The Police is appealing to anyone with infoimation%to contact the Police immediately or ASP Chong Yoon Choy or Inspector Ang Chip Sen* at Bukit Panjang
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    Lock icon SHOPLIFTER 'GUILTY'
    102 12 THE daughter of a provision store owner yesterday pleaded zuiltv in the First* District Court on a shoplifting charge Can Kim Hiew. 19. admitted stealing 11 packets of dry-cell batteries from a super-market m Orchard Road on Aug 23 this year. The batteries wer« valued at $46.20. Gan
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    76 12 S yee was charged In the First District Court v6sterday with failing to register ihl nCw lamin ated plastic identity card. Tan was alleged to hava failed to do so within the prescribed time on Mav 5 1965 and June 31. 1967 as notified m the Government
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      86 12 Time Tide High Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 11.51 am. (8.5 ft.), 11.50 p.m. (9.3 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 12.11 p.m. (10.3 ft.) Low Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 5.35 a.m. (1.3 ft.), 5.35 p.m. (2.1 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 5.25 am. (1.7 ft.), 5.34 p.m. (2.7 ft.) High Tide (Tomorrow) Singapore Town: 12.13
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