Eastern Sun, 11 October 1969

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OV/N NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1145 Saturday, 11 October 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cenU
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    Lock icon K.L. To Review Security Needs
    343 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Director of Operations, Tun Abdul Razak, announced today that the government would soon make a thorough review of its defence and security needs for the future in view of the British pullout and the increased Communist threat. It will also decide
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    Lock icon Labour Law Change Called Repressive
    313 1 Malaysia Trade Union View 0 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.—'The Labour Bureau of the Democratic Action Party today hit out at what it described as "repressive and undemocratic amendments' to labour laws by the National Operations Council. The bureau's Chairman, Mr. Fan Yew Teng. who is also
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    Lock icon Tunku To See Nixon
    69 1 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. (Reuter) Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman left here for Washington yesterday where he will meet U.S. President Richard Nixon early next week, diplomatic sources said. The Tunku spent more than an hour at his Plaza Hotel suite today discussing Malaysia's internal problems,
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    Lock icon Sihanouk Asks ICC To Quit
    113 1 SAIGON. Fri. (UPI) Prince Norodom Sitenouk Cambodia's Chief of State, has asked the International Control Commission (ICC) to leave Cambodia by the end of this year, diplomatic sources reported Friday. The Commission, composed of representatives from India. Poland, and Canada, was set up to record
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    Lock icon Imagine That...
    67 1 PHILADELPHIA, Fri, (Reuter) Margo Frantx, a 19-year-old blonde student with measurements of 42-35-42 ins. a moustache and a goatee beard, has been elected Temple University's Beauty Queen. Margo is just a nickname. The new beauty queen Is Marc Frantx, the first male ever to enter the contest. Running
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    Lock icon Gerakan To Join Consultative Body
    407 1 7/ It Is \ot Rubber Stamp For XOC 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Secretary General of the Gerakan Ra'ayat Malaysia, Dr. Tan CKee Khoon, who today became the first man to open up a dialogue with the government, gave an assurance that his party would
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    Lock icon Space Station
    60 1 BOCHUM. West Germany. Fri. (Reuter) A leading West German space scientist forecast today that the Soviet Union will put a space station manned by at least six scientists into earth orbit before the end of the year. Heinz Kaminski Director of the Space Research Institute here, said all
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    Lock icon Manila: Bring GI To Filipino Court
    229 1 MANILA. Fri. (UPI) The Philippines protested Friday the acquittal of an American sailor who killed a Filipino and demanded that he be returned to face trial before a Philippine court. In a strongly-worded protest note. Acting Foreign Secretary Jose D Ingles also called for
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    Lock icon Indon Reds
    38 1 JAKARTA. Fn (Reuter) Indonesian troops have captured several Communist vouths hiding in a house in Jakarta a militarv spokesman said today A so'dier was ?hot ard wounded when the troops raided the area recently, he added
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    Lock icon Manila Raps K.L. Press And Tunku
    223 1 MANILA. Fri. (AFP) Malaysian Premier Tunku Abdul Rahman came under attack from the Manila press today for his statement at the U.S. that the Philippine claim to Babah was the product of "irresponsible Journalism In Manila." Columnist Ernesto O. Granada of the Manila Chronicle
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    Lock icon Mary Jo's Parents Lose Case
    154 1 WILKES-BARRE. Penn. Fri. (UPI) —The parents of Mary Jo Kopechne, fighting toi seven weeks to bar an autopsy on the body of their daughter, were handed a setback Friday when a judge dismissed their second legal attempt to block a postmortem President Judge Bernard C
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    Lock icon Ship Blast Inquiry On
    141 1 An inqulrv Into the cause of explosion of the Swedish tanker "Seven Skies" in the South China Sea. 130 miles off Singapore opened In the Queen's Hotel here yesterday before the Swedish Consul Sten Bjelkelov. Consul officials locked out the press and blocked photographers from access
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    Lock icon DOUBLE TENTH
    126 2 ABOUT 500 people yesterday attended a reception on the occasion of the 58th anniversary of the Double Tenth organised by the Trade Representative of the Republic of China hce, Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. T. Chang, at the Golden Lotus Room, Hotel Malaysia. Among those present were Government
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    Lock icon Prosecution Of 3 Teenagers Ends
    449 2 A consultant surgeon yesterday testified in a preliminary inquiry that a surgical operation on a teenage patient who suffered head injuries could not have saved the boy's life. Mr. Chew Jin Eng. consultant surgeon at the Thomson Road General Hospital, was testifying at a preliminary
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    Lock icon Rotan, Jail For Stabbing
    139 2 A pirate taxi-driver. Ong Ah Tee. who stabbed this brother-in-law earlier this Tnonth. was sentenced to three months' imprisonment and three strokes of rotan. by the Kinth Court Magistrate. Mr. E. C. Foenander. yesterday. On g had earlier pleaded guilty to the charge. The Court was
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    Lock icon Hotel Men To Hold Confab Next Month
    502 2 AN international conference of workers' representatives to be held in Singapore next month will discuss ways and means of increasing th* tourist flow into the Asian region. The meeting will be the second Asian Regional Conference of the International Union of Food and
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    Lock icon Picture shows Mr. Short (right) accompanied by Mr. C. Buckley (centre) admiring the work of the school-girls in their art class.
    69 2 THE visiting British Secretary of Stat# for Education, Mr. Edward Short yesterday paid a visit to Bourno School, as part of his visit to British Services' schools in Singapore.
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    Lock icon PASIR PANJANG THEFT EXCEEDS LAST ESTIMATE
    367 2 POLICE hai disclosed yesterday that Hie tot*l amount of jewellery, jade pieces and antiques stolen from the seaside mansion of a wealthy family in Pasir Panjang by burglars on Thursday morning, have been estimated to exceed $338,470. An earlier count by th# owner and
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    Lock icon Toto Jackpot Hits New Record High
    237 2 THE "Big Jackpot" prise for TOTO has again been increased by $5,000 to a record sum of $130,000 to winners with five numbers correct. The new addition has been made because the first and second group prizes in the mid-draw have still not been
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    Lock icon Scouting Seminar Today
    160 2 The Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Enche Sha'arl Tadln will officially open the twoday Seminar on Singapore Scouting at Bcout Headquarters, Clemenceau Avenue, this afternoon. More than 100 Scout Commissioners will be attending this Seminar. The main topics to be discussed will Include: Nation building through Scouting, Singapore's international
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    Lock icon Payment To Winners
    97 2 Singapore Pools <Pte) Limited announced yesterday that payments for the 3-D '$100) prizes on th# Singapore Sweep Draw on Oct. 7 will be paid from Oct. 14. Prizes for the 4-D ($250 $500) and other prizes will be paid on Thursday, Oct. 16. All payments will be
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    Lock icon Toy Currency Ban Imposed
    194 2 THE Singapore Government has clamped down on the import of toy currency notes and toy coins. In a circular issued to aM traders and carriers today, the Controller and Registrar of Imports and Exports. sa»d this is to prevent these articles from being used fraudulently to
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    Lock icon Robbed And Slashed
    80 2 A provision shop proprietor. A w Lian Huat. 36. was robbed of cash $2,200 an<j his wristwatch. by three vouthe. one armed with a knife Aw was robbed while waiting for the lift to his flat at Lorong 5. Tog Payoh One of the robbers pointed a
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    Lock icon Six Men Injured In Klang
    169 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Police have detained five men in connection with ?n assault case at Klang in which six men were in,jrea by a group of unidentified persons at 7.45 p m. last night. A statement issued by the information co-ordina-tion centre today said five
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    Lock icon GI Commanders Ordered To Speed Up Project
    449 3 LAIRD ON 'VIETNAMISATION": WASHINGTON, Fri. (UPI and Reuter) Defence Secretary Melvin Laird yesterday said American commanders in Vietnam were ordered last summer to turn over combat operations to the South Vietnamese "as rapidly as possible." He told a press conference that, in the
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    Lock icon Only ONE American Killed On Thurs: V-N
    79 3 SAIGON. Fri. (Reuter) Only One American was reported killed in action in Vietnam yesterday although 17 others were wounded as they attacked North Vietnamese troops and guerrilla positions, a US. military spokesman said today. The dead man was killed when paratroops of the
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    Lock icon GREY: 'My Ordeal Was Terrible'
    185 3 LONDON, Fri. (UPI) —Anthony Grey, the British correspondent freed from 26 months of house arrest in Peking, told a British colleague last night his ordeal "was all pretty terrible." Grey, 31, was joined at Dacca on his flight to London vi a Karachi by Daily
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    Lock icon 3,000 Deadly Sheĺs In The Menam River
    243 3 TOKYO, Fri. (UPI) —About 3.000 lethal gat shells were secretly dumped into the Menam River in Bangkok by the Imperial Japanese Army at the end of the war 24 years ago but they may still be harmful today, a former Japanese Army officer
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    Lock icon Nixon Calls Lodge For Consultations
    220 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) President Nixon hat summoned his chief negotiator at the Vietnam peace talks in Paris, Henry Cabot Lodge, to the White House for consultations and instructions early next week, the White House announced today. White House spokesman Ronald Ziegler also announced that General
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    Lock icon VNA Denies Secret Talks Report
    69 3 TOKYO. En. (UPI) Hanoi's official Vietnam New? Agency (VNA) today denied that the United States and North Vietnam have been holding secret in the Communist capital to end the war. The denial of a recent Detroit newspaper report was broadcast by VNA. which quoted its
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    Lock icon Border Talks Doomed By Peking's Stand ?
    257 3 Border Talks Doomed By Peking's Stand HONG KONG, Fri. (UPI) New negotiations on the Sino-Soviet border <Rspute appear fore-doomed to failure if Communist China sticks to conditions set forth in a position paper just released. This was the interpretation yesterday of some China specialists in this listening post after an
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    Lock icon Washington Keen On Talks With China
    249 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. (UPI and Reuter) The United States is prepared to resume Ambassadorial level talks with Communist China "in Warsaw or elsewhere as soon as possible," the State Department said yesterday. Department spokesman Carl Bartch made the statement in response to reports that Nixon
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    Lock icon MacArthur Caused Great US Losses
    295 3 ACHESON ON KOREAN WAR: WASHINGTON, Fri. (UPI) Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson yesterday said that Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur's disregard of President Truman's orders caused the United States inestimable damage and unnecessary losses during the Korean War. In book covering his 11 years in
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    Lock icon RAW DEAL
    66 3 HOBART Tasmania, Fn. (Reuter) Art models who pose nude at Hobart Technical College and getting a raw deal, according to the Mannequins and Models guild. The guild plans to send a deputation to the Government seeking Im- proved dressing room facilities. Guild spokeswoman. Mrs Sheila Charlton, said today
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    Lock icon Not With THAT In Mind
    89 3 TOKYO, Fri. (UPI) Japan celebrated 'Health', the sports day to-day, but many of the outdoor exercisers were anti-Government demonstrators. About 35,000 persons, belonging to 390 organisations, mobilised in Meiji Park in the centre of the world's most populous city (11.4 million residents) to protest the
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      250 3 Mercedes-Benz backs up its after sales service with a dynamic new servicing complex in Singapore The most advanced and efficient This dynamic new service and parts centre is staffed by factory n _ii|>| if I trained technicians using only MERCEDES-BENZ authorised tools and employing the very latest electronic automobile testing
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    Lock icon PRAGUE GOVT. BANS TRAVEL TO WEST
    503 4 PRAGUE. Fri. (Reuter) Czechoslovakia's frontiers have been shut for almost all private travel to the west and foreigners on short-term visits because of financial difficulties. This was revealed here overnight as more details were officially issued of the new government restrictions. Scores of people
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    Lock icon New Heart Man Will Live Longer Than Dr. Blaiberg
    147 4 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) Professor Christian Barnard said here one of his heart transplant patients. Petrus Smith, would live longer than the 19-month lease of life given to Dr. Philip Blaiberg The South African surgeon Vho pioneered heart transplants said that with
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    Lock icon Editor Warns Of Another War In Middle-East
    99 4 CAIRO Fri. <Reuter> Influential editor Mohamed Hassanem Heykal warned today that another Middle East war would break out because lsrael's refusal to withdraw from Arab territory she seized during the six-day war in June 1967. Heykal. a close personal friend of President Nasser,
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    Lock icon Washington Crimes Up
    129 4 WASHINGTON. Fn. (Reuter) President Nixon said today thar crime in Washington had reached crisis proportions and called for swift approval of legislation to make the city's streets safe for citizens. visitors and foreign diplomats The President made his remarks during a bi-partisan White House meeting at which
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    Lock icon Defoliation?
    75 4 WASHINGTON, Tn. (Reuter) American and Mexican officials are discussing the use of planes to bombard marijuana plantations in Mexico with defoliant* In the drive against drug traffic informed sources said today. As talks on the IMUP between the two countries moved into their second day here, the State Department
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    Lock icon Schumann Pledges Continued Ties With Russia
    301 4 MOSCOW. Frl (Reuter) French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann flew here yesterday for an official visit and Immediately pledged that France would continue the De Gaulle policy of consultation and co-operation with the Soviet Union This was an important part of France's "search for detente
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    Lock icon BBC STRIKE THREAT
    60 4 LONDON, Fri 'Renter) Union leader? yesterday called a 24-hojr strike at the British Broadcasting Corporation which threatened to black out BBC television services next Saturday The strike by more than 6.500 members of th« Association of Broadcasting staff and the Association of cinematograph. Television and Allied Technicians
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    Lock icon Tories Now Favour UK Joining Common Mart
    317 4 .BRIGHTON, England. Prl. CUPI) Britain's Conservative Party, deeply divided on joining the European Common Market, voted yesterday by a large majority In favour of doing so at Its annual rank-and-file conference here. But a strong, vocal minority fought bitterly against Joining. it pushed
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    Lock icon US, Soviet Renew Peace Efforts In Middle East
    393 4 WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) ---The U.S. and the Soviet Union today renew their efforts to agree on a Middle East peace package to propose to Israel and the Arab states. Mr. Joseph Sisco. U S. Assistant Secretary of State, meets with Soviet Ambassador
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    Lock icon Cameraman Sues The Aga Khan
    151 4 ROME. Fri (Renter) Prince Kanm. the Aga Khan. being sued for damages by an Italian press photographer the secor.rj such suit brought against him in a month The photographer Nello Pozzato. has accused the .12-year-old Aga Khan and hi» guards of grabbing him after he
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    Lock icon Las Vegas Doing Well
    124 4 LAS VEGAS. N>v Frl. < Feuter* Business ;s booming in Las Vegas, gambling capital of the world, despite this week's bitter backstreet racial violence. The deserted cltys notorious one-armed banditi poker machines continue to collect their dally loot of millions of coins from wide-eyed tourists both
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    Lock icon S. Yeman Will Not Attend Jeddah Meeting
    277 4 TRIPOLI. (Libya'. Frl. The Southern Yemen Ambassador In Cairo said here yesterday that his country will not attend the forthcoming meeting of Foreign Ministers of nations which participated In last month's Islamic summit conference in Rabat. The envoy. Mr Mohammed Had: Awadh. said
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    Lock icon AI Fatah Rejects Talks With Israel
    79 4 AMMAN Fn. (UPI) The leadm* Arab guerilla croup. A 1 Fatah, rejected negotiations with Israel yesterday and warned It would continue fighting 'until we liberate our lands from Zionist aggression." A Fatah spokesman's state- ment referred to a reported comment by Eeyptia n Foreign
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    Lock icon ITALIAN BARMEN ON STRIKE
    139 4 ROME Fn 'Reuter) Bars restaurants and cafes throughout Italy were hit by a strike of some 150.000 barmen today, their second 48hour stoppage within a wee* During the first strike, last Friday and Saturday, foreign tourists round many uf Rome s best known caf?s and bars
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    Lock icon U.S. Can't Detect Low-Level Planes
    284 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) Defence Secretary Melvin Laird admitted today that low-flying planes like e Cuban MIG-17 which landed in Florida last Sunday can penetrate most U.S. air defences. He told a press conference that the whole question of air defence techniques was now under review
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    Lock icon Be Prepared' Far What ?
    98 5 Be Prepared' Far What NEW YORK. Frl. rßeuter) A Federal Judge has refused to ban distribution of a satirical poster depicting a pregnant £irl in Girl Scout uniform with the motto Be Prepared The Girl Scouts of Amercia had sued the r>ster Arm Personality osters Manufacturing Company, for one million
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    Lock icon S'PORE PLEDGES MONEY TO UNDP
    248 5 UNITED NATIONS, Fri, (UPI) A group of 98 nations yesterday pledged a total of 131.5 million U.S. dollars in contributions for 1970 to the U.N. development programme (UNDP) in the General Assembly. Fifteen nations, Including the United States traditionally the largest contributor announced their Intention
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    Lock icon DUEL GETS ONE YEAR
    91 5 REDWOOD CITY. California. Frl. (Reuter) An irate husband was jailed for one year here for duelling with a nightclub bouncer alleged to have made advances to his wife. The husband Douglas Plrtle. 27. killed the bouncer. Joseph King, in a pis'ol fight. Denying murder charges, he
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    Lock icon Kennedy Bid Fails In Gun Issue
    213 5 WASHINGTON. Fn (UPI) Despite the emotional oratory of Sen. Edward M Kennedy, the brother of two assassination victims, the Senate voted 65 to 19 Thusrday to exempt some ammunition sales from the 1968 Gun Control Act. The vote approved an amendment m a tax
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    Lock icon Moon Men In Brussels
    127 5 BRUSSELS Frl (UPI) The Apollo 11 astronauts arrived In Brussels on Thursday to the cheers of hundreds of American and Belgian school children waving small American flags As Neil Armstrong. Michael Collins and Edwin Aldnn stepped from the UB Presidential jet. on Brussels military airfield, after
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    Lock icon PEARL BUCK
    83 5 PHILADELPHIA Fn. (UPI) A bank has given Pulitzer and Nobel author Pearl Buck until Nov 3 to pay off a U S $50,000 mortgage on a building housing offices of the recentlycnticised Pearl S Buck foundation. The Delaware Valley Savings and Loan Association said the building on Spruce
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    Lock icon Congressman Raps Paper Gold Issue
    254 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) A senior Congressman today called on the government to double the price of gold to 70 dollars an ounce. Rep A 1 UUman (Democrat Oregon) said in remarks printed in the Congressiona 1 Record that doubling the t*nce would solve the world's
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    Lock icon Urey Says Moon Formed Independently Of Earth
    263 5 SAN DIEGO. Calif., Fri. (UPI) Sample* of rock and dust from the moon apparently indicate that celestial body was Formed independently of the earth but was captured in earth's orbit. Nobel prize-winning chemist Dr. Harold Urey said in a lecture at the University
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    Lock icon Haynsworth
    56 5 WASHINGTON. Fn. (Reuter) President Nixon was heartened today by a 10-6 vote in the Senate Judiciary Committee in favour of his controversial nomlna*ion of Judge Clement Haynsworth to the UB supreme court. The White House said Nixon felt the committee's action would carry great weight in the full senate
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    Lock icon Seabed Accord
    65 5 GENEVA. (Reuter) Canada and Taly today lodged the flrst criticism of the So-viet-American proposal to ban nuclear weapons from the seabed since the two superpowers tabled their joint draft treaty on Tuesday. At the 25-nation disarmament conference both countries expressed concern at 'he draft's provision for verification of
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    Lock icon NASA Rebuts Critic Of Manned Moon Probe
    570 5 SPACE CENTRE, Houston, Fri. (UPI) A Space Agency official outlined broad new plant Thursday to increase man's ability to explore the moon. But he acknowledged that some lunar scientists still would be unhappy. The report on the upgrading of Apollo moonships to perform
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    Lock icon Hijacker: 'I Want To See My Woman...
    164 5 MIAMI. Florida, (UPI) A Spanish-speaking mar hijacked Los Angeles to Miami jetliner to Cuba ast night and told one of five Major League baseball players aboard he wanted to see his "u-oman and child'' in Havana. Kansas City Royal catcher Derms Paepke said
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    Lock icon N.O.C. REPORT
    610 6 GOVERNMENT reports, White papers, Blue Books, etc., are rarely documents of value because, whether they are published in mighty Washington or tiny Vientiane, they are normally futile and grandiose exercises in selfjustification. Facts and figures are usually set forth but mostly taken with spoonfuls of salt. The reports
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    Lock icon KREMLIN'S DILEMMA
    211 6 WHILE it is premature to imagine the course of negotiations between Moscow and Peking on their border claims, there has been, of late, a remarkable change in the approach towards the problem itself. Peking is gradually abandoning its harsh tones to back up Its claims. China's latest announcement
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    Lock icon The Startling Fleet Street Debut Of Rupert Murdoch
    1039 6  -  ■ETTsrrmmm CHRISTINE KEELER (By DEREK INGRAM, Gemini New» Service) LONDON: In the beginning wot Max Aitken. Than came Roy Thomson. And now Rupert Murdoch. All three makers of modern Fleet Street have been immigrants. It is intriguing to watch the new boy
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    Lock icon Are You Being Fooled Into Good Health?
    613 6  -  By Laurence Bookman, LONDON, When next you go to your doctor he may give you something which is absolutely useless in strict medical terms but which really does you a power of good. It is now estimated that over a quarter of the
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    Lock icon Honking In Sao Paulo
    325 6  -  By John Virtue BAO PAULO, Brazil, (UPI) A car horn Is as essential to a Brazilian motorist as the gas pedal and it Is used about as often. Asking a motorist to stop honking is akin to asking a rooster to stop crowing at dawn or
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    Lock icon Former Moscow Correspondent Describes The Soviet Scene
    1071 6 WASHINGTON: Five years age, when Nlklta Khrushchev was replaced at the pinnacle of Soviet power by a "plodding and and insecure team," writes former New York Times Moscow correspondent Henry Kamm, "hope faded once more for the oppressed human spirit in that unhappy
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    Lock icon TODAY'S QUOTATION
    18 6 When people are free to do as they please, they usually imitate each other. Eric Hoffer.
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    Lock icon Merry-Go-Round
    213 6 LHlcrs... to the Public utilities Board informing them that I would be removing from one house to another and requesting them to disconnect the water and electricity supplied to the old house and to turn on the utilities for the new. As I did not get a reply after
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon STOCK MART EASES IN FRONT OF WEEKEND
      393 7  -  By Our Market Reporter CONDITIONS sued in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday after news of a fresh outbreak of civil disturbances in West Malaysia the previous night brought out e steady stream of speculative selling. Initially, the market was ateady
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      1107 7 BUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified:- INDUSTRIALS ACMA DIM $lB9 (1); Borneo Bnd i«1.79 (1) $1.75 (1) $1.76 (2>; Camel Plywood
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      Lock icon Rubber Futures
      38 7 NEW YORK. Fn. (UPI) Dov Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. 30 Industrial! 803.79 20 Rai:s 19^.72 15 Utilities ***** €5 Stocks ***** 40 Bonds 70.31 Commodity futures index 141.05 Off 0.13.
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      13 7 The tin pnca or yesterday wag $636.12| M P»cul up $3.75
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      Lock icon Marlene Launches New VC 10 Service
      257 7 LOS ANGELES, Frl. It was decided to play the teasing game to start the campaign for BOAC's coming VCIO launch in Los Angeles. None of the advertisements or outdoor billboards, picturing Marlene Dietrich in some of them, showed the BOAC logo or gave any
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      Lock icon Rice Prices May Be Reduced, Says US Report
      543 7 WASHINGTON, Frl. (UPI) Hundreds of millions of rice eaters In Asia and elsewhere can expect lower prices for their main staple food, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported this week. In its latest report on the world rice situation, the department said
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      Lock icon Sydney Closing Prices
      142 7 SYDNEY, m. (UPI) rrl- 1 daj''s closing Stock Exchange (•e'.ected shares >: MINING 2.15 ASS Ml* 7 W Austral Min .42 Aust Dev 1-50 Barrier 2.30 BH South 4.00 C Nors# S-80 C Gold 20 Emoer l-$3 Endur S -]J GM Half 1 40 GT Berber I°™
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      Lock icon THE EASIER TREND STEPPED UP IN RUBBER MART
      285 7 AN acceleration of the easier trend was experienced this week and values deteriorated three cents before a partial recovery was staged. The drop surprised quite a few quarters who had reckoned the market to be grounded and is attributed to lack of
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 71 3/8 Cts.
      290 7 OCTOBLR first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Jesferdav at 71-1 cents per lb. up one quarter of a cent from the previous close The tone of the market was quiet. Dull conditions ruled 'hrougncut the morning with turnoxer marginal
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      Lock icon NY Market Ends On Mixed Note
      162 7 NEW YCBK. Frt. (UPIi The market cam# off the floor yesterday to finish mixed in moderate trading. At the close, the UPI marketwide indicator showed a gain of 003 per cent on 1.581 issues crossing the tape Of these. 653 declined, and 637 advanced.
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      206 7 The Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for ships in port today. Oct. 11: DEPARTURES Godowns Vessels N.W 2 Petallng 35 36 Tonsberg 47 Dahlia 33 34 Ras Maersk ARRIVALS Godowns Vessels 33 34 Ras Maersk 25 26 Iraouaddy 3'4 33/34 Karachi (after
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    137 9 QUINCY. Massachusetts, Pri. (Reuter) Actress Liza Minnelli, daughter of the late Judy Garland, who starred In nude scene filmed at a local cemetery was here granted a six-week delay in the hearing of a charge against her of desecration of
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