Eastern Sun, 20 September 1969

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1124 Saturday, 20 September 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon TUNKU BACK HOME: 'I WAS MISQUOTED'
    433 1  -  By YAP KOON HUI KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A much-rested Tunku Abdul Rahman returned home this evening from his Hong Kong holiday and said newspapers in the colony had quoted him out of context about his retirement as Prime Minister. The Tunku told a press
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    Lock icon Arab Commandos Claim Big Raid
    246 1 AMMAN, Fri. (AFP) Arab Commandos inflicted "heavy losses" on Israel both in men and equipment during their five hour large-scale attack on a 28 miles stretch in the Jordan valley last night, a spokesman for the "Palestine Armed Fight Command" claimed today. He described the
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    Lock icon Big Game Hunter Charged
    148 1 A b:g game hunter. Charles Shuttleworth was charged In the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday for keeping wild animals without a licence. The hunter was said to have kept in his house at Pasir Panjang three pythons, one mouse-deer, one clouded leopard, one gibbon and four monkeys
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    Lock icon RAJA STRESSES MODERN ARMY
    201 1 THE Minister for Foreign Affairs and Labour. Mr. S Rajaratnam. last night stressed the need for Singapore to have a modern army capable of using scientific methods to keep it invariably strong. Speaking to community leaders at a Joint reception of Kampong Glam. Crawford and Mountbatten
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    Lock icon Brunei Water Plan Deferred
    74 1 BRUNEI TOWN, Fri. (Reuter) Brunei's 40-million dollar water scheme is exported to be delayed by six months following the loss of 750.nnn dollar* worth of pipes for the scheme. A Marine Department spokesman said today'that the pipes were being brougnt from Ipoh. West Malaysia, by barge.
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    Lock icon Astronauts To Sydney
    64 1 CANBERRA. Fri. (UPI) Prime Minister John Gorton announced early Saturday that the Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong. Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins will visit Australia for one dav on Nov. 1. The three Americans, who went to the moon in July, will confine their visit to Sydney,
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    Lock icon Imagine That...
    154 1 SALISBURY, Fri. (AFP) Rhodesian hotels are usually so stuffy about dress, even on the hottest days. Besides which, anything vaguely suggestive of the permissive society is frowned on as, at worst, Communist. and at best, un-Rhode sian But none of the patrons in the public lounge of a
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    Lock icon Aviation Co At Seletar Agreed On
    112 1 SYDNEY. Frl. (Heuter) The government of Singapore and Hawker de Havilland announced here today that they had signed an agreement to establish an aviation com pany at Seletar airfield as a joint venture. A spokesman for Hawker de Havilland (Australia! Pty. Ltd said the
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    Lock icon N.Y. Blast
    61 1 NEW YORK. Frl. (UPI) An explosion early on Friday ripped through the 40th floor offices of the U.S. Department of Commerce In the Federal Building Fire Department spokesment said they believed the explosion was caused by a homemade bomb "The whole office Is blown right out." a Fire
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    Lock icon THANT WANTS 1970'S AS 'DISARMAMENT DECADE'
    326 1 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. (UPI) Secretary General Thanf Friday proposed that the decade of the 1970's be dedicated as a "disarmament decade." In his introduction to th* annual report of the Secretary General to the Genera: Assembly, Thant noted world e\ penditure for arms was
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    Lock icon Half Thailand Infiltrated
    63 1 BANGKOK Fri (Reuter) The Thai Interior Ministry ha® declared 35 of its 71 Provinces to be Ommunist-infil-tiated. accord ng to the latest issue of the government's Roval Gazette Tl> Ministry Mid the Communists were harassing these provinces and had to be suppressed. It sa?d the cabinet had
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    Lock icon Draft Call Cancelled By Nixon
    97 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. (EPI) President Nixon Friday an nounced cancellation of draft calls for 50.000 men in November and December. He said that in addition to cal ling off the draft of 32.000 men in November and 18.000 in December, induction of 29.000 scheduled for October
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    Lock icon Gromyko Ignores Nixon's Speech
    124 1 UNITED NATIONS Frl. (Reuter) Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko today ignored President Nixon's appeal for help in bringing about a Vietnam settlement but asserted that the U.S. had "a chance honourably to break the deadlock It has created for itself." Addressing the C.N. General Assembly
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    Lock icon Thais Take U.S. Decision Calmly
    68 1 BANGKOK, Frl <ATP) Thailand was not "unduly concerned" over the decision of the American Congress not to commit troops to the defence of Thailand and Laos, Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn declared here Thursday. Speaking to reporters. Marshal Thanom said Thailand understood the pos:t:on of some
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    Lock icon No Blood On Mary Jo
    77 1 NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Frl. (AFP) Dominick Arena, the Edgartown Police Chief who was present when the former Kennedy campalff worker Mary Jo Kopechne was recovered from Sen. Edward Kennedy's submerged car last July 18. said last night that her body bore no traces of blood
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    Lock icon Oratory Contest Won By 2 Girls
    436 2 SECONDARY school students totally eclipsed and outshone their university and college counterparts at the finals of the "Leaders of Tomorrow" nation-wide oratorical contest, held at the Singapore Conference Hall, on Thursday night. University and college students save a disappointing oratory display. Apart from the
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    Lock icon 15 Vie For Princess Title
    242 2 Vivacious Marian Solomon, 18, is the latest entrv for the "Princess Republic of Singapore" beauty contest to be held at the Singapore Conference Hall. Shenton Way. on Oct. 11. Her hobbies are modelling, sewing, dancing, correspondence and travelling. The contest organised by the Government Servants'
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    Lock icon Fire Guts 3 Houses
    105 2 An early morning fire In Serangoon Gardens Estate damaged three terrace houses and property totalling more than $58,000. yesterday. No one was injured. The fire is believed to have started in one house, quickly spreading to two adjoining houses on both sides. At one time during
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    Lock icon Neighbour Graduates Must Get Together
    540 2 THK renewals of old friendships and tho making of new ones particularly among graduates from both Singapore and Malaysia will do much to foster closer ties between the two countries. This was stated yesterday by the Minister for Education, Mr. Onq Pang Boon at the
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    Lock icon Joint Timber Export Group To Australia
    247 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A joint delegation from the Malaysian and Singapore Timber Export Industry Boards will leave for a three-week tour of Australia on Tuesday. Their mission: To consolidate the position of Malaysian and Singapore exporters of sawn timber as Australia's number one supplier.
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    Lock icon Pianist Ends Tour
    119 2 Young German pianist. Miss Evelinde Trenkner. (above), on her 6th concert tour abroad, had a very busy stop-over in Singapore during the week. One of her first public appearances was during a House recital at the residence of the Oerman Ambassador, Oswald erOij von Richthnfen. of I
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  • Article
    Lock icon 2 Hurt In Robberies
    165 2 Two men were injured in two separate minor armed robberies on Thursday night. In both cases, the victims resisted attempts to rob them of their watches and cash The first incident occurred at Margaret Drive in Queenstown where Lee Chin Hock. 25. &nd his fiancee were
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    Lock icon Koran Reading Competition
    54 2 A mammoth Koran reading competition will be held in Geylang Serai from Oct 17 to 19. The three-day competition which opens to all Muslims in the Republic will be held at the Geylang Serai Community Centre. The M P. for Geylang Serai. En-h* Rahmat is the t>atron
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    Lock icon Timber Complex In Pahang
    196 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. A $32 million Integrated timber complex will be set up by Mara In the Jengka triangle in Pahang with the help of Canadian experts. An agreement for the setting up of the timber complex was signed today by the Minister of National and
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    Lock icon Vocational Graduation
    225 2 The Singapore Vocational Institute will he holding its 6th Graduation Ceremony on Saturday. Sept. 27. at the Singapore Conference Hall. Shenton Way. A total of 518 graduands of the various craft courses will received their certificates from the Minister of Education. Of the 518 graduands. 462 come from
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    Lock icon Swimming
    31 2 THE Mount Emily Swimming Pool will be closed to the general public for maintenance and repairs as from Sept 22 until further notice, the Ministry of c Affairs announced yesteiday.
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    Lock icon Selangor Sultan
    74 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Sultan and Tunku Ampuan of Selangor returned today after a seven-month holiday in Britain and Europe He was met at the airport by his son. the Raja Muda. who acted as President of the Selangor Council of Regency during his absence. The British High
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    Lock icon Inmate Of 'Death House' Runs Amok
    299 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A 68-year-old man who was left to die in a "Death House" at Jalan Sultan here by his family more than three weeks ago today ran amok and had to be subdued by more than six policemen. Undertakers and helpers at
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    Lock icon Titles Galore
    188 2 Its back to the classroom again for these prlzewinning trio of R AF. Seletar who have scooped a handful of local beauty titles during their Summer holidays The girls. Hilary Shutt. Laura Nesbltt and Susan Morley. went on a beauty contest spree during the month of August. The
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  • Article
    Lock icon To Celebrate Postponed Birthday
    253 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Sultan of Pahang celebrates his 65th birthday to. morrow. which had been postponed twice because of the situation in the country. Originally. the birthday was *o have been observed on May 29 but was deferred until July 26 and then again till
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    Lock icon Revolver Recovered In K.L.
    123 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. A Police vesterdav detained a man and then recovered a revolver from a shop at Kuala Selangor near here %esterdav. The revolver. wrapped in a plastic bag and placed in a tea box. was found bv a raiding party followin* a tip-off This
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    Lock icon UK Troops Clash With Catholics In Belfast
    293 4 1> ELF AST, Northern Ireland, Fri. (UPI) Fighting brok.out lost -D night between British troops and a crowd of more than 200 in the Roman Catholic Falls Road area. British Troops armed with submachine guns formed a right cordon across the entrance to
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    Lock icon Workers Demand More Pay In West Germany
    144 4 BONN. Fri. (Reuter) West Germany's powerful Public Services Union yesterday lodged huge pay claims for its 1.200.000 members as Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger called a Cabinet meeting for next week on this latest flare-up on the wages front. At a meeting In West
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    Lock icon Street Brawl: Seamen Await Trial In Jail
    148 4 CAPE TOWN, South Africa. Fri (UPl)—The Chinese captain and two crewmen of a Chinese trawle r awaited trial in jail yesterday in connection with a street brawl In which two Japanese and one Chinese seamen lost their lives, police reported. Police withheld the
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    Lock icon Warsaw Pact Manoeuvres
    72 4 PRAGUE. Fri. (Renter) Joint Warsaw Pact manoeuvres are to be held in Poland at the end of this month the Czechoslovak News Agency Ceteka reported 3'esterday. It quoted Czechoslovak Defence Ministry spokesman Lieutenant-Colonel Frantle# Kudna as saying that Soviet. Czechoslovak. East German and Polish troops would take
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    Lock icon 'Los Angeles' At Expo 70
    68 4 LOS ANGELES. Frl. (UPI) —The city council voted yesterday to provide its US 150.000 share of the Log Anaeles exhibit at "Expo 70" in Osaka. Japan next year. A total of $200,000 will be used to construct a theatre to show films featuring the city.
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    Lock icon Israel Returns Bodies Of Egyptian Pilots
    240 4 TEL AVIV, Fri. (UPI) —Guns along the Suez Canal were silenced yesterday while Israel returned the bodies of two Egyptian pilots shot down over occupied Sinai to Egypt. Both pilots died when their Soviet built jets were shot down over the Sinai a week
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    Lock icon New Armed Forces Chief Takes Over After Shake-up
    351 4 CAIRO. Fri. (Reuter) Egypt'* military intelligence chief took charge of the Armed Forces today in a major shake-up by President Nasser of the country's high command Major General Mohammed Ahmed Sadek. head of military intelligence wag named as Chief of Staff in
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    Lock icon Hippies Ready For Showdown In Mansion
    134 4 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) A couple of hundred hippie squatters hauled up their homemade drawbridge in a mansion near Buckingham Palace yesterday and prepared to defy the slow moving machine of the law. "If the police and bailiffs come using gtrongsrm methods to get us
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    Lock icon More Workers Threaten To Strike In Italy
    178 4 ROME. Fn. (UPI) —W;th mare than one million workers already on strike, new walkouts were threatened yesterday that would leave Italians without mail, adequate hospital care or a nationsl airline to flv on The current strikes involved primarily 900.000 construction workers and an
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    Lock icon 4 Arabs Die In Clash
    111 4 TEL AVIV. Fri (Reuter) Four Arab guerillas were killed laat night in a clash between an armed band and an Israeli patrol in the region of Damyla Bridge in the Jordan Valley, an Israeli military spokesman announced here today. There were no Israeli casualties In
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    Lock icon 25 NATIONS TO ATTEND ISLAMIC SUMMIT CONF.
    451 4 RABAT, Morocco Fri. (UPI and Reuters) Twenty-five Moslem countries have so far announced they will participate in an Islamic summit conference opening in Rabat on Monday to discuss last month's burning of the Al Aqsa Mosque and the status of Israeli-occupied Jerusalem, officials
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    Lock icon Bowler-Hatted Demonstrators
    57 4 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) London's sedate financial district. The City, had rarely anything like it. bowler-hat-ted office workers In pinstripe suits demonstrating in the st reets Passers-by stopped and stared yesterday at the men, employees of an insurance company. paraded with banners demanding the firm's recognlt.on of their trade
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    Lock icon Australia Considers Her V-N Withdrawal
    215 4 NEW YORK. Fri. (UPI and Reuter) Australian Minister for External Affairs, Gordon Freeth indicated yesterday his Government was considering troop withdrawals from Vietnam. Freeth said there would be "consultations on the subject" with American officials sometime in the near future. The minister. In New York
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    Lock icon Refugees Face Threat Of Admin Breakdown
    97 4 AMMAN Jordan. Fri. (UPI) The 180.000 Palest.nian refugees in Jordanian east bank camps are facing the threat of administrative breakdown as a result of strike action by the U.N. agency that run# the camps. More than 1.500 teachers in the 129 refugee school* run
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    Lock icon Libya To Close US Air Base When Pact Ends
    186 4 CAIRO. Fri. (UPl)—Libya's new government today said it will not renew an agreement to allow American use of Wheel us Air Force Base when the current pact ends in 1970. the Middle East Newt Agency said The agency said Premier Mahmoua
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    Lock icon Journalist Jailed For Spreading False Rumours
    141 4 ATHENS. Fri (Renter) A Greek journalist who claimed that exiled Kin* Constantlne had a secret meeting with Prime Minister George Papadopoulos was sentenced to five years' imprisonment yesterday The journalist. Efstithios Kondylia. 32. Wat charged before an Athens court martial with spreading false rumour®
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    Lock icon Paper For Coloured Immigrants
    241 4 LONDON. Frl (Reuter) Brltian's first national weekly newspaper for coloured Immigrant* went on sale today. Appropriately named "New Citizen." the 16-page tabloid with news and photographs produced by a multi-racial staff caters for Indians. Pakistanis. West Indians and Africans in Britain's millionstrong immigrant population. Production manager
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    Lock icon BATTLE FOR BETTER FOOD
    96 4 ROME. Fr:. (Reu'er) The battle to raise living standards in mo it developing countries will be fought on the food front for the next 20 years an international conference on fisheries investments was told yesterday Mr Orvis V We:ia. deputy director of the Ur.ted Nations Food
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    Lock icon Birth Control Plan Fails
    76 4 STOCKHOLM. Fn (Reu'er) The chief scientific adviser to Paltistani President Yahya Khan sa.d vesterday the country's five-year-old birth control programme was facing collapse Professor Abdus Saiam told reporters at the Nobel "Conference of W?e men" here that Pakistani women were bleeding and dying as a result
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    Lock icon TIGHT SPOT FOR NASSER
    668 6 rpHE reshuffling of the Egyptian military I command, the ousting of President Nasser s tnn aidp Alv Sabry to limit Soviet influence in Cairo and Nasser's second thoughts about the Rabat Summit have introduced a series of tradictions into a situation that was in a• comnlete
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    Lock icon RECEPTIVITY
    294 6 MR. Devan Nair who seldom speaks these days touched on some of the problems facing developing nations recently. Had he spoken in a similar vein a decade back (it is quite possible since some of the so called 'conservative' leaders in India had done so years back), none would
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    Lock icon Treasure Finders Sit By And Wait
    823 6  -  By James Duncan WELLIN G TON: I Blue South Pacific seas, a palm fringed coral island and sunken treasure found by three divers but claimed by a king this is not a Robert Louis Stevenson tale but a modern adventure still being played out.
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    Lock icon Timid Move In The Right Direction—NYT
    196 6 NEW YORK. (AFP) President Nixon's decision to withdraw an additional 35.000 men from Vietnam was "another timid move in the rignt direction.. that was hardly likely to impress the enemy abroad or critics at home", the New York Times commented today. "Nor can this
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    Lock icon Place For Cowards...
    450 6 The Lighter Side By D ick West WASHINGTON, (UPI) Every now and then some Individual who does a lot of flying will rise up and demand that airline pilots be muzzled. These passengers contend that pilots are becoming increasingly "mike happy". The captain watches on the intercom
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    Lock icon 'Leisure Time Toys'
    372 6 DUSSELDORF (DaO) A young businessman from the Federal Republic of Germany wants to offer his customers an entirely new feeling of living which brings relation and high spirits with the help of his light organ. T we nt y-five-year-o I d psychologist Gerd Hubinger formed a partnership
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    Lock icon TODAYS QUOTATION
    31 6 Thinking is the most unhealthy thing in the world, and people die of it just as they die of any other disease. Fortunately, thought is not catching. Oscar Wilde.
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    Lock icon Elections In New Zealand
    586 6  -  By MICHAEL NICOLAIDI WELLINGTON, (Reuter) The 1969 New Zealand general election, set for November 29, could be the most crucial, and closest, for the established political parties in 20 years. Domestic Issues, particularly the government's handling of the economy and the picture it has painted of
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    Lock icon 'Need For Sound Education Before National Service
    443 6 LoHcrs... tIF the Law Society of the University of Singapore tad. formed the view that two to three years of full-time service after an undergraduate course was too great a dislocation for a graduand to pick up the threads of his fouryear professional
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon MART CLOSES STEADY FOR THE WEEK
      373 7 by Our Market Reporter CONDITIONS in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday were considerably steadier after Thursday's downward drift. Turnover, however, was reduced to about 2.1 million units. Share prices improved following a steady opening and on the balance were marginally better
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      1053 7 DCSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms ■E* 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 Ben SI M (1); Borneo $l.BO 73 Came- Plywood sl.7!'. (1); C Suga
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      Lock icon Rubber Futures
      60 7 NEW YORK. Frl. (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged and untraded yesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange (CLOSE) < PREV) Nov. 23.508 29 35 28 508 Jan. 28.258 29 00 28.258 Mar. 27.758 28.75 27.758 May 28.60 A 28.60 A July 28.50 A 28.50 A Sept. 28.45 A
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      14 7 The tin price for yesterday was $632.75 per picul, up $0.37 J.
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 74 7/8 Cents
      318 7 OCTOBER first grade rubber buvers closed at 5 p.m., in S'pore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 741 rents per lb, down one and three quarters of a rent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet after easier After opening lower on overseas
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      Lock icon U.S. WHEAT PRICE DOWN
      115 7 WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) The United States yesterday cut the price of some of its high grade wheat by up to five cents per bushel. Officials said the subsidies offered to exporters of high protein hard red spring wheat shipped from U.S. west coast ports had been
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      225 7 The following is a berthing list released by the Port of Singapore Authority for Sept. 20: DEPATURE God own Vessels 5 Vishva Lalita 6/7 Dimitris P. Lerr.og 8/9 Kollgrim 13'14 Stefan Okrzeja 15/16 Straat Johore 18 Kyoshin Maru Mikawa Maru 27/28 Asoharu Maru 31/32 Neder Rijn 38/39
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      Lock icon Margaret Flies BOAC Polar Route To Tokyo
      347 7 LONDON. Fri. Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon are flying to Tokyo for British Week on a scheduled BOAC Polar Route flight. The Royal party, which includes nine members of the personal staff of the Prince&s and Lord Snowdon, will occupy the first class
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      Lock icon Gold Prices Down In World Marts
      146 7 NEW YORK. Fri. (UPI) Gold prices slipped in routine trading yesterday on markets here and abroad. In London, gold dropped 10 cents at the morning fixing and an additional 2-J cents for a second fixing of $4O 85 a troy ounce. The closing range
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      Lock icon Thin Conditions Mark The Rubber Market
      250 7 THIN conditions have marked the most part of the past week's trading and levels have moved uncertainly without any particular feature state Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co., in its rubber market review yesterday. The week started on a steamer note, in continuation of the previous
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      Lock icon London Rubber Mart Closes Barely Steady
      75 7 LONDON. Fri (UPI) Rubber market closed barely steady yesterday with spot 275/8, 28. Settlement House Oct. Nov.. Dec. and Oct./D«c. 27-3/4, 27-15/18. Jan. March 26-15/18, 27-1/18. April/June 28-15/18, 27-1/18. July Sept. 26-11/18. 26-7/8. Oct. Dec. 28-9/16, 26-3/4. Jan.'March 26-7/16, 28-5/8. April/June 26-5/16, 26-1/2. July/Sept.
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      Lock icon Rubber 'Giants' To Merge
      53 7 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) Two of Britain's biggest rubbeer industry Arms are to merge following negotiations conducted by the governmentsponsored Industrial Reorganisation Corporation. They are Leyland and Birmingham rubber, and BTR Industries. To effect the merge. Leyland and Birmingham are making a share exchange offer worth about
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      Lock icon Slight Rally In London Stock Mart
      155 7 LONDON. Fri (Reuter) A slight market rally was noted in late dealings after a day of drifting in quiet trading yesterday. Towards the close the FT index was down 16 at 387.2, reducing ar earlier fall of 2.1. Clearing banks were again the main
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      Lock icon Prices Advance In NY Mart
      134 7 NEW YORK, Frl. (UPI) President Nixon's plea for peace yesterday helped prices advance on the New York Stock Exchange but there was little to indicate a sustained rally was near at hand. Trading was moderate. Moat analysts saw the Nixon speech, in which he asked
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      Lock icon H.K. Money
      56 7 HONG KONG. Fri. (UPI) Money Quotations vesterday: HK56.***** per U.S. dollar HK56.105 per U.S. dollar TT HK$ 14.52 per pound sterling HK5307.75 per tael at gold 94.5 per cent fineness HK5162.2 per 10,000 Japanese yen HKSI2B.O per 100 Philippine pesos buyers HK5129.0 per 100 Philippine peso# sellers Philippine
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange Closing Prices
      654 7 SINGAPORE cbaore Mid and officially luird at I buslneaa. 8toca exother IMlcca the CIOM of INDUSTRIALS ACMA 185 1 81 Be n A Co. 1 82 }-8 Borneo Bhd Bo u stead Camel Plwood C. Sugar Cold storage Chemical Co Cycle a- Carriage DBS. Dunlop CD
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      102 7 THE n«on prices at the Sine apore Chinee Produce Excitant* > e*terda> w ere Buyer fceller toe on lit Oil (FOB) Bulk MM Coconut Oil (F.OB l>ram 52 50 Mixed Copra iintok bite Pepper SO^O (F O.B OH m 157 50 Sarawak White Pepper (FOB) 155 00 Sarawak Special
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      61 7 (Manner*' Price* for Sept. 20) ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mai. Invest. Fund 1 25 1-U SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS 1st Malayan 2.82 2nd Malayan 2.05 3rd Malayan 1.30 The Com. Ind 104 1 14 The Sav. 1 und id 1.08 1 18 Sterling Com 5/4 H E. TRUST rUNDS 1st
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      417 7 ARRIVALS A no am M>A O.'s k. Lumpur 0 00 g ut. M*A lt» K Lumpur M*A 32H Phnoui-Pmfi 10 13 a m- >1*A 111 K l.umpur luJia.m M> A 005 Penanz. k. Lumpur. Malacca IHMIim. THAI lt»4)£3 Bangkok lUdpm iiAHl'UA liAKM MMlin 110 pm. M>A 431 KurMn*
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    1005 8  -  By Van Ngan SAIGON (MF) —The old Vietnamese scholar, preparing his tea, drew water from a big porcelain decanter. "Mixing your good tea with tap water is just wasting it," he said as he poured gently into a brass kettle. "I always prepare my tea with
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    1428 8  -  By Leslie Murphy SARIKEI, Sarawak, (Reuter) The slogan in the operations room at "F i s h t r op Two" headquarters here "careless talk costs lives" sums up in a short sentence the whole atmosphere of Sarawak's quiet war against the communist threat. The
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    943 8  -  "r Joseph Galloway JAKARTA, (UPI) The capital of Indonesia has a long way to go before the guidebooks begin listing it a must stop for people touring Asia. But it has come a long way from the not-so-distant days when a tourist or a voluntary
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    241 8 AACHEN* (DaD).—As early as 1967. Professor Gunther Gillessen of the University of Aachen (Federal Republic of was aWe to prove in animal tests that so-called "histons" are able to weaken the organism's defence reactions to transplanted skin. (H:stons are basic proteins which are gained from
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    556 9 VEW YORK, Fri. (NANA) —Richard Burton has been talking for a long time about the Sartre play, "The DevH And The Good Lord" the English translation. But now the talk is becoming fact. Richard and his wife, Elizabeth Taylor, start rehearsing
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    522 9  -  Ann Landers DEAR Ann: I just read your reply to "Kentucky Cat". You said. "There is plenty of room at the top created by people who went to sleep up there and fell off." Now really' Where is "The Top", Ann Landers
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    93 9 CULVER CITY. Fri. Will Geer has been s*t for a costarring role with Patrick MeGoohan, Rchard Wldmark. and Alan Alda in MGM' S "The Moonshine War." a F'.lmwavs Production currently before the cameras Geer who co-starred with Stev# McQueen in Cinema Centre's "The Reivers." has
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    58 9 LOS ANGELES, Fri. Joan Tompkins, who has recurring roles on both the "My Three Sons" and "The Brady Bunch" TV series has been signed by producers Everett Freeman and Robert Enders to portrav the woman judge in MGM's "False Witness, suspense-drama starring George Kennedy. Anne Jackson and Eli
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    203 9  -  By Dennis Chia. TWO local danoert. Warren Chia and Chua Siew Chee. who have just returned from a successful tour of Hong Kong, will begin their one week engagement at the Ambassador Hotel tonight. The two dancers, who have been dancing together for five years,
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    190 9 Loe anoeles. m. One of America's leading husband-wife acting teams, Anne Jackson and Ell Wallach. will star with Academy Award winner George Kennedy In the Freeman-Enders Production f or MGM, "False Witness." Anne Jackson wll] portray George Kennedy's wife, and Eli Wallach will
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      948 10 GOING: GOOD rtIAMOND GRAIN put up a creditable perU formance to run fourth to Romantica lost week. The outing should hove brought him to the top ond despite carrying 2 lb. more he gets the vote in Race Five at Ipoh today. At
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      25 10 BIG BEN Shyree Novelist Diamond Grain Jimmy Lad Tototak Getalong Cairo Cisco Shyree King's Proctor Miss Raconteur Zodiac Shyree Lily's Pet T*ien Kow
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      271 10 MELBOURNE, Fri. (Reuter) WoHd record holder Ron Clarke of Australia said today he could not compete in the Pacific Conference Games in Tokyo later this month. "Only a special arrangement between the Japanese organising officials and the Australian Athletic Union will allow me to run,"
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      206 10 US Baseball Results Standings NEW YORK, Fri (UPI) Results of baseball matches played yesterday:— AMERICAN LEAGUE California 5 Minnesota 2. Cleveland 6 Detroit 4. New York 4 Washington 3 (right), Kansas City 6 Oakland 1 (night). Baltimore 6 Boston 4 (Ist twi), Boston 5 Baltimore 0 (2nd night), (only games
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      34 10 Defending champions, Singapore Fire Br.gad e will meet University of Singapore in the final of the A.U.P-E.'s third annual sepak raga tournament at the Kota Raja Community Centre today at 7.30 pju.
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      217 10 Rowing enthusiasts of the Fa r East Air Force wil; seek for honours in the Nepean Spring Regatta, on the Nepean River, sbout 45 miles from Sydney, in New South Wales. Australia. on Sept. 23 to 28. The FEAF team comprise eleven members of the Command's
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      102 10 TOKYO, Fri. (Reuter) Britain's reigning champion jockey Lester Piggott and two other British jockeys will ride in four invitation races in Japan in November, the Japan Racing Association said today. Piggott. 35, Sandy Barclay and Ernie Johnson, both 21, will ride at Tokyo racecourse on
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      90 10 South Johore Rugby Football Club will meet Singapore Cricket Club in the annual 'Bill Riches CUD" rugby match at the Johore Service Club, at 5.00 p.m. today. The Cut) was donated by a very well-known planter who played in the first Malaya Cup and died after
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      40 10 SOUTHPORT, England. FrL (Reuter) The American Ryder Cu D golfer*, after dumping to a shock y «e. terday morning, nfiM to kit challenger, Britain v-V wttk one match halved at lb* end of the first day's gyp fcM*
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      207 10 IPOH. Fri. Outspoken, a beaten favourite last week-end, impressed in a gallop over 3f. in 40-4/5 on a good track here this morning. He was ridden by Velayutham, reports Big Ben. Last start winner Fortune Hunter showed improved form when he strode out fluently in
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    241 11 ATHENS, Fri, The Marseillaise rang out across the Karaiskakis Stadium hero last night to hail a world record and the first French gold medal of the European athletics championships. I In the finest race so far at the*? championships Nicole Duclos beat her great
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    186 11 Arsenal S*>orts C.ub Chinese Athletic 2—o in the annual sorcer challenge rup donated by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce at the Parian* yesterday. Arsenal pressed from the first whistle and were awarded a penalty in the 15th minute when Krishr.an was fou'ed by Pek Swee Tee
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    68 11 SYDNEY. Frl. (Reuter) Peter Thomson and Billy Dunk will represent Australia in the World Cup golf contest in Singapore beginning Oct. 2. Australian P.GA tournament director Bob Wilson confirmed this here last night after he had telephoned Thomson in England. Dunk was named as one team
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    71 11 SANUSI Sulaiman was reelected President of the Stable Boys Sports Club for 1969/70 at a general meeting held recently. President: Sanusi Sulaiman, Vice-President: L. Mat Hj. Dahlan. Hon. Secretary: A. Rahman Sahroom. Asst. Secretary: Mahmud Dafir, Treasurer: Sarif Mehdar. Asst. Treasurer: Aziz M. Saed. Sports Secretary: L. Mat
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    132 11 Singapore's hockey team left here yesterday morning lot Hon? Kong to participate In the flve-natlon international hockey tournament from Sept. 20 to 27. The team comprising 13 players are led by the team manager. Mr. p. M. Pennfcfather. a former hockey captain and coach.
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    80 11 ATHENS. Fri. (Reuter) Nl<~ol° Duclos of France broke the world record when winninc the women's 40n metres final at the European athletics championships here last night. There was confusion over the identity of the winner as Duclos crossed the finishing line simultaneously with h#r great French
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    387 12 A Passage To India' At Cultural Centre Tonight ONE of Singapore's leading amateur theatre groups will bring to close its four-day season of the dramatised version of E. M. Forster's "A Passage to India" with a final staging at the Cultural Centre here tonight. Staged by the drama group. Centre
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    44 12 A Lufthansa sales representative, Mr. Wong Toon Nam. is now undergoing specialised training in West Germany, it wa« announced yesterday. He is attending a cargo seminar in Bad Bramstedt. Mr. Wong is expected to return at end of this month
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    206 12 CHILDREN'S Charities yesterday made a further appeal to the public to support its donation draw which will be offering a host of attractive prizes. Making the appeal, the publicity chairman. Mr Raymon T. H. Huang, said the donation draw is ln-aid of Children's Charities
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    260 12 THE Stage Club will present. a well-known American comedy-thriller. "The Gazebo". at the Cultural Centre from Oct 1-4. The Stage Club producer of this play In Singapore. Inez Qultzow. has decided to retain the American idiom of the play as originally written by
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    63 12 THE PoLce vesterday announced the promotion of eight senior officers They are Yap Boor. Keng. Michael Chai and S T Arrerasmghe (promoted to be Superintendent of Police) and Ng Leng Hua. Loh Kwan Wing Peter Szeto Yee, Teoh Kah Chav and Boris Vincent Theseira (all promoted to the rank
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    124 12 The Postal Services Department announced yesterday that the final series of new definitive stamps (seen above) will be issued on Nov. 10 and Dec 6 This last series will feature a common theme de- picting musical instruments used by the major ethnic groups in the Republic.
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    157 12 FAILURE TO REGISTER FOR NATIONAL SERVICE THE eldest son the chairman of the Barisan Sosialis, Dr. Lee Siew Choh, was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with unlawful failure to register himself for National Service. Victor Lee Yew Kwong had pleaded not guilty to
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    82 12 The Singapore Arnvd Forces will carry out a four-day demolition exercise at the Southern Islands Ranges beginning today. Explosives will bp used daily from 8 am to 12 midnight. The public is warned to keep clear of these islands, namely Pulau Senang and Puiau Pauai Today
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    100 12 The vice-preslden* of the Council of Social Service. Mr. Goh Sin Tub. will be the chairman of the panel of officials for th 9 Sunday's Toto Draw The other members are: Mr Chan Weng Fong. principal primary production officer; Mr. CT. Retnam. chief hospital assistant; Mr
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    246 12 STUDENT entries for the "Singapore —As seen through the eyet of her youth" Art Competition organised by the Hongkong Bank Group have started pouring in to the bank's main and branch offices. In a newt release, a spokesman from the Bank Group is urging
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    20 12 There were a total of 59 accidents on Thursday in the Republic. six of which were described as serious.
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    204 12 A joint civilian-military operations on a voluntary basis will be launched on Septemoer 26 to metal the Jalan Ulu Seletar in the Nee Soon Constituency. Residents of Jalan Ulu Seletar and the military personnel from the Guard Unit and the Technical Training Institute of the
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    154 12 TODAY'S youth 1B Singapore had much to be thankful for to the present government here, declared a Member of Parliament yesterday. Mr. Low Yong Nguan. who represents the Crawford Constituency jn the Singapore Parliament was speaking at a dinner party at the Kampong
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    154 12 MORE than 1.000 touristi will uay a mid-week visit t® Singapore in a few days' time when they arrive on two P O liners, the Orsova and the Chitral. TTie 29.000-ton Orsova arrive* on Tuesday from Sydney with nearly 880 tourists and leaves the next day
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      87 12 Time 6 Tide High Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 6.03 a.m. (6.1 It), 3.51 p.m. (7.6 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 5.26 a.m. .(7.7 It), 3.46 p.m. (9.0 It) Low Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 10.11 am (5.5 It), 9.47 p.m. (1.9 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 9.53 a.m. (6.8 It), 11.24 pjn. (2.7 ft.) High
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