Eastern Sun, 15 October 1969

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    22 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1149 Wednesday, 13 October 1969. ■fa MC(P) 0737 Price IS cants
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    Lock icon 'MOST POWERFUL' SOVIET N-TEST IN THE ARCTIC
    322 1 STOCKHOLM, Tues. (Reuter) The Russians staged an underground nuclear test in the Arctic Island of Novaya Zemyla today, but experts here clashed over whether it was the most powerful ever carried out. The Stockholm Technological Institute's Geodesic Department first reported the blast at
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    Lock icon 'LIBERALS' ATTACK SUPREMACY DOCTRINE
    188 1 A Paper Bull? VATICAN CITY, Tues. (UPI) A Vatican document stressing the supreme power of the Pope over that of Roman Catholic bishops came under heavy attack yesterday in the worldwide synod of bishops. One Cardinal warned that unless Pope Paul VI agrees to consult bishops
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    Lock icon 'Don't Know' Says AEC
    62 1 WASHINGTON. Tues (AFP) The United States Atomic Energy Commission today said It had no knowledge of the seismic shock recorded by the Stockholm Geodesic Institute and the Vienna Central Institute of Meteorology. The shock, according to these institutes, was believed to have been caused by a
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    Lock icon Rohan Makes His Guards Nervous
    118 1 JERUSALEM, Tues. (AFP) Michael Rohan, the Australian alleged to have set fire to the Al Aqsa Mosque here, was under psychiatric observation at an undisclosed site today. The findings of the psychiatrists are to be given to the court trying Rohan when the trial resumes
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    Lock icon Floods Hit 180,000
    87 1 ALGIERS. Tues. (UPI) Officials said today 61 persons have died, and 180.000 others made homeless in three weeks of floods In South and Northwest Algeria. The number of deaths in Algeria brines to more than 500 the total number of victims who have died through floods in
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    Lock icon LUCKY EXPULSION FOR ANOTHER JOURNALIST
    383 1 HONG KONG, Tues. (UPI) Communist China today expelled a British ex-journalist who went to Peking to work and help improve SinoBritish friendship and wound up serving almost two years under deten- tion. Expelled along with Eric Gordon were hit wife, Marie, and their 13-yeard-old son,
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    Lock icon SOVIET SPACEMEN BEGIN WORK
    164 1 MOSCOW, Tues. (UPI) Russia's mass flying Soyus spacecraft with seven men aboard began joint experiments today in photography, map-making and medico-biological research, the Tass newt agency reported. Three spacecraft, scyuz 6 7 and 8, were launched during the weekend in what Soviet's "chief designer" said wa
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    Lock icon 'Good Idea' Says Malik
    137 1 JAKARTA, Tues. (Reuter) Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik said tonight that Russia's proposal for a collective security arrangement in Asia was a good idea. He told an airport press conference on his return from the U.N General Assembly that he had discusser the proposal with Russian
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    Lock icon Bulgarian Trade Team Here For A Week's Visit
    127 1 A NINE-MAN Bulgarian Government trade delegation, led by Mr, Latchezar Avramov, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Trade of the People's Republic of Bulgaria arrived here last night for a six-day visit. I fhe trade delegation will be guests of the
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    Lock icon Grey Made An OBE
    93 1 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth today honoured Mr. Anthony Grey, 31-year-old Reuter's correspondent detained for 26 months in Peking, by appointing him an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (0.8. E.). The award was announced bv the Foreign and Commonwealth Office days after Mr.
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    Lock icon Ties Cut
    67 1 NEW DELHI. Tues. (UPI) India has recalled today its envoy to Morocco and its charge d'Affaires In Jordan In protest against the countries' roles in excluding the Indian delegations from the recent Islamic summit in Rabat. Government sources said Gurbachan Singh. India's ambassador to Morocco was recalled for
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    Lock icon Robbers Get $17,000 In Geylang Raid
    307 2 THE Police yesterday launched an island-wide manhunt for three men who had earlier robbed a finance company in Geylang of more than $17,000 in cash. The robbers, one armed with a revolver, made their getaway in a taxi. Till late tonight, the Police were
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    Lock icon Chief Justice At Tae-Kwon Do Display
    231 2 Thousands packed the Singapore Conference Concourse last night to watch a thrilling display of T&e-Kwon Do. the National Art of Self-Defence of Korea, held in conjunction with the Korean Merchandise Exhibition. The demonstrators were none other than members of the Singapore Tae-Kwon Do Association,
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    Lock icon Chemistry In S'pore's Progress
    101 2 The Singapore National Academy of Science is organising a Seminar on "Chemistrv in the Service of Singapore"' on Oct. 17 and 18 at the Singapore Conference Hail The aim of the Seminar is to bring to the attention of the local pre-university student* and university opportunities
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    Lock icon 'Continue Aid To The Blind'
    334 2 THE President of the Republic Enche Yusof bin Ishak, yesterday urged those who have helped in giving assistance to the Blind, to continue in their generosity and kindness. He said this at a tea-party given In honour of the helpers of the 17th International Blind
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    Lock icon 'Red Threat Contained'
    111 2 KUCHING. Tue*. (Reuter) Th« Communist threat in urban areas of Sarawak i a genous enough fo r the government to maintain emergency iaw g but there ii no possibility of a mass Oommurist uprising, according to Harun Ariffin. chairman of the State Operation® Committee. He told press
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    Lock icon 24-HR CURFEW
    35 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A 24-hour curfew would be imposed at th e Baling district of Kedah nea r the Malaysia-Thai border from tomorrow. Th® curfew i« to facilitate security operation* ia the are*.
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    Lock icon 'M'sia's Forces Must Be Expanded'
    144 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuea:— Communist threat at the border areas coupled with racial tension and the British pull-out from Malaysia made It vital for the Armed Forces to expand, the Chief of Armed Forces Staff, General Tunku Osman bin Tunku Mohamed Jew a said today. I
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    Lock icon Transplant Patient Serious
    138 2 DURBAN, Tues. (Reuter) South Africa's seventh heart transplant patient, a 44-year-old White man who underwent the operation here last night, was reported in serious condition today by Wentworth Hospital. The names of neither recipient nor donor have been released, but the donor has been described as a
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    Lock icon Mistress Cut Into Eight Pieces
    188 2 JAKARTA. Tues. (ATP) Doctor Frederick On?, a Hong Kong Police Department forensic pathologist, said today that the body of Lily Kartika, 18, was cut Into eight piece.* and that of her five-year-old son, Iwan. Into Ave pieces. Dr. Ong was giving evidence at the Jakarta
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    Lock icon Thai Border Tour For Razak
    132 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Director of Operations, Tun Abdul Raiak will leave for Alor Star on Friday for an on-the-spot study of the latest security situation along the MalaysiaThai border where groups of Communist terrorists have recently been sighted on the Malaysian side. The Deputy
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    Lock icon Electronic Device To Open Show
    157 2 A special electronic device will be used to bum off the ceremonial ribbon at the official opening of the two-week "Science in the Service of Man" exhibition at Victoria Memorial Hall, this evening. The Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. will press
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    Lock icon Varsity Open Day
    93 2 The Faculty of Science of the University of Sin g apore will hold an "open day on Saturday, Oct. 25. at the Bukit Timah campus to celebrate the 130 th anniversary of the founding of modern Singapore. The Departments of Botany, Chemistry. Physics and Zoology will be
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    Lock icon Policeman Tells Of Death Crash At Bus-Stop
    484 2 A POLICE constable yesterday told the Court how he witnessed an aceident which caused the death of a one-year-old girl. Cpl. Loh Chee was testifying at the trial of Teo Ee Sern, 23, who faced a reduced charge of causing the death of
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    Lock icon '2,000 New Jobs Created'
    93 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tu«*. More than 2.000 J° b s have oeea created m the industries by the work permit scheme. th« Permanent Secretary to Ministry of Labour, Ench® Abdul Kadi r bm Samtuddia discloied today. Enche Kad r said the implementation of the Employment Restriction Act
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    Lock icon RAJARATNAM TO UN CORRESPONDENTS: S'pore Hails Growing Interest In S.E. Asia
    574 3 UNITED NATIONS, Tues. (Reuter) Singapore welcomes the growing interest shown by outside powers including the Soviet Union and Japan in both the Island Republic and South-East Asia in general, the country's Foreign Minister said here yesterday. Sinnathamby Rajaratnam, told
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    Lock icon Aussie To Design Golf Course For Nixon
    118 3 SYDNEY. Tues. (Reuter) Australian golfer Bruce Devlin has signed a contract to design a two-million U.S. dollar (about 1.7 million Aust dollar) golf course for use by President Nixon. Devlin today declined to say how much the venture would be worth to the
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    Lock icon 3rd British Newsman Released By China
    462 3 HONG KONG, Tues. (Reuter) British journalist Eric Gordon, his wife and teenage son were released by China today after nearly two years house arrest for alleged offences against Chinese law. They crossed into Hong Kong at Lowu Border crossing point, a government spokesman said.
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    Lock icon Indira Hits Out At Rabat Rebuff
    241 3 NEW DELHI, Tues. (Reuter) India's exclusion from the recent Rabat Islamic Summit following Pakistan's threat to boycott it is rebounding on Pakistan and the countries which backed her, Indian Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, said yesterday. "The treatment meted out lo the Indian delegation
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    Lock icon Colombo Plan Meet To Review Programme
    357 3 VICTORIA, British Columbia, Tues. (Reuter) Officials of the 24 Colombo Plan countries open their annual conference here today in what the Plan's Canadian Secretary-General calls "an atmosphere of crisis in world toreign-aid programmes/' Technical aid from the six donor countries Canada The United States.
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    Lock icon 3 Japanese Separately Spot A New Comet
    159 3 TOKYO. Tues. (Reuter) Three Japanese amateur astronomers including a 17-year-old high school boy have separately claimed the discovery of a new comet, the Tokyo Astronomical Observatory announced today. The observatory immediately informed the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Washington of the discovery for confirmation.
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    Lock icon PRELUDE TO ROK REFERENDUM: N. Korean Spy Ring, Ship Smashed
    401 3 SEOUL, Tues. (Reuter) The South Korean Navy today sank a bio North Korean armed vessel carrying about 20 spies off the south-western coast as North Korea appeared to be stopping up infiltrations three days before a crucial national referendum in
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    Lock icon BIOLOGIST EMPEROR
    46 3 TOKYO. Tues. (Reuter) Emperor Hirohlto of Japan, an amateur biologist, today published his second book on Japanese hydrozoa marine animals such as Jellyfish and polyps. The Imperial Household Agency said the book contains studies about hydrozoa in the Amakusa area in Kyushu, Western Japan.
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      200 3 The stars in your eyes pay for that ring on her finger. 111 c biaib II i yuui won't pay for that ring on One of the best things in life is being in love. But some of the best things that go with it start to run into money.
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    Lock icon Dr. Sik Sacked From Prague Red Party
    304 4 "PRAGUE, Tuts. (Reuter) Dr. Ota Sik, the architect of Czechoslovakia's economic reform programme last year, has been expelled from the Communist Party for failing to heed a warning on his acti- vities abroad. Announcing the expulsion last night, the party secretariat said that
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    Lock icon Hunger Strike If He Can't BURN Food
    109 4 SURENDRANGAR, India, Tues. (Reuter). A Hindu religious leader yesterday threatened to go on hunger strike if the Government refused to let him burn foodstuffs worth 120 million rupees (6,700,000 sterling) in a Mahayagna 'Grand Sacrifice.' Swami Laxman Chaitanya said yesterday that he would
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    Lock icon CPA Meet Opens In Trinidad
    191 4 PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad. Tues. (Renter) The 15th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference opened here yesterday with renewed expressions of confidence in the value of the Commonwealth as a strong unifying force In the present day world The conference, which will last until Friday, was opened
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    Lock icon Lovell Hails Soviet Space Achievements
    119 4 MANCHESTER. England, Tues. (Reuter) Sir Bernard Lovell. director of the Jodrell Bank Space Tracking Station, yesterday described the Soviet Soyuz spaceshots as a major breakthrough in space research. In a statement. Sir Bernard said the launching indicated a considerable development In Russian space technique. He
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    Lock icon Race Relations In US Army
    73 4 WASHINGTON, Tues. (Reuter) The state of race relations in the U S Army is a cause for concern. Stanley Resor. Secretary of the Army, said yesterday. To meet the problem, the Army Intends to emphasise the personal responsibility of each commander to achieve racial harmony.
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    Lock icon POPE OPENS WORLD SYNOD MEETING
    132 4 VATICAN CITY Tues. (UPI) Pope Paul VI opened the first working session of the World Synod <5 Bishops yesterday by appointing a commission on con 4 roversial questions, header by one of the Vatican's leading conservative cardinals. Appointment of the commission was announced mid way
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    Lock icon STEEL helmeted police and angry members of the small businessmen and independent workers union clash on Oct. 13 after a rally of 20,000 in the Fare Des Princes Stadium. Hundreds of angry shop keeper* vowing they would refuse to pay taxes, clashed with police and hurled pavement stones. UPI picture. UPI picture.
    52 4 STEEL helmeted police and angry members of the small businessmen and independent workers union clash on Oct. 13 after a rally of 20,000 in the Fare Des Princes Stadium. Hundreds of angry shop keeper* vowing they would refuse to pay taxes, clashed with police and hurled pavement stones. UPI picture.
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    Lock icon Czech Govt. May Scrap 5-Day Week
    305 4 PRAGUE. Tues (Reuter) The Czechoslovak Government's efforts to boost the country's lagging economy may lead to the scrapping of the five-day work week in many factories and a return to six-day working, newspapers here hinted yesterday. An article in Lldova Demokracie said: "We may
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    Lock icon Mongolian Envoy Calls On Stewart
    86 4 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) Mr. Sonomdorjln Dambadar--la. the Mongolian Peoples Republics first ambassador to live In Britain, paid his first call on Mr. Michael Stewart. British Foreign Secretary. here yesterday. Mr. Dambadarja arrived here on September 15 to take up his new post. He Is also
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    Lock icon CREW members of the three Soyuz space vehicles orbiting the earth on Oct. 13 in a reported attempt to build tne first permanent space station are shown in this picture taken last month.
    61 4 Seated (left to right): Valery Kubasov, Georgy Shonkin, Vladimir Shatalov and Alexei Yelisevev. Standing (left to right):
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    Lock icon Schumann Confers With Brezhnev
    309 4 MOSCOW. Tues. (Reuter) French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann had talks here last night with Soviet Communist Party Chief Leonid Brezhnev after announcing that the top three Kremlin leadert had accepted an invitation to visit France. Mr Schumann drove to the meeting with Mr. Brezhnev after opening
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    Lock icon QUAKE HITS N-W GREECE
    79 4 ATHENS. Tuts (UPI) An earthquake believed t 0 be centered in neighbouring Albania caused damage in a wide area of northwestern Greece early yesterday, the Athens Observatory said. No deaths were reported but buildings were badly damaged by the shock, felt in the 'own of loanina
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    Lock icon Mia Farrow Expecting A Baby By Andre Previn
    215 4 LOXDOV. Tue* (Reuter) American actress Mia Farrow Is expecting a baby by Andre Previn. chief conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra, his press agent said yesterday. The agent. Miss Wendy Hanson. confirmed press reports that the couple who have been close friends
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    Lock icon FINE WEATHER IN TUNISIA
    77 4 TUNIS. Tues. (Reuter) Fine weather yesterday gave Tunisia relief from tw 0 weeks of torrential rain which brought the country Its worst flood disaster for nearly a century Some 450 people died in the floods and over 100.000. thei r homes and belongings swept away, are
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    Lock icon Harmless Bomb Explosion
    81 4 ATHENS. Tues. (Reuter) A home-made bomb exploded harmlessly in the offices of Greece's Federation of Rallwaymen In Central Athens yesterday, police said last nlgnt. The bomb smashed windows and damaged some furniture. the spokesman said. An anonymous caller, who claimed he was the spokesman of General Akrltas
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    Lock icon GREY TELLS OF THE NIGHT RED GUARDS RAIDED HIS HOUSE
    1041 4 LONDON, Tues. (Reufer) —Reuter's correspondent Anthonv Grey said yesterday that a terrible moment of his 26 months imprisonment by the Chinese was when the Red Guards hanged his pet cat in front of his eyes. The 31-year-old journalist has recovered
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      105 4 TODAY and YOU... Wednesday, October 15, 1969. 17PIMMMU* 47 Living 18 Air 48 Be 19 Feel'ng 49 Living 20 Events 50 Clever 21 Add 51 For 22 If 55 Respons 23 You'll 53 Try 24 Spice 54 Nosty 25 VouVt. 55 Moture 26 From 56 Suggest! 27 In 57 Put
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    Lock icon Tunku's Unofficial American Visit
    179 5 WASHINGTON, Tues, (UPI) Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman paid a courtesy call on President Nixon yesterday at the beginning of an unoffi- cial three-day visit. Rahman, who arrived on Sunday evening from New Yo«k, met with Nixon for nearly half an hour for Informal discussion*
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    Lock icon USSR Human Rights Petition At UN
    306 5 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. (Reuter) A petition from 46 Soviet intellectuals asking U.N. Secretary-Gene-ral U Thant to "speak out against violations of human rights in our country" has reached the U.N. Headquarters, a usually reliable source said today. The petition, turned down by the U.N,
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    Lock icon Boy Flew In Plane's Landing Gear To US
    300 5 QUINCY, California, Tues. (Reuter) —Federal Agents checked into the story of a youth jailed here who claimed he stowed away in the landing gear of a chartered airliner in Munich and flew nearly 7.000 miles to San Francisco. Robert Straucher. 19. told
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    Lock icon NEVER ON SUNDAY?
    58 5 GLOUCESTER. England. Tues (Reuter) Three residents of this ClouceVersh:re county town are being prosecuted for failing to attend Church on Sundays. Ken Smith, who runs a cutprice warehouse a nd trades on Sunday. i 5 starting >ga] proceedings under ancient statutes because of a recent summons against
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    Lock icon Chaucer's Tales (In All Its BAWDY Context) On TV
    214 5 tiCNDON Tues (Reuter) A scries of Chaucer's earthy Canterbury Tales, liberally sprinkled with fourlet *er words and bedroom scenes, will be screened on British television starting next week. Although some of the tales are amazingly bawdy-bawdy, we haven't watered them down
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    Lock icon National Address On V-N Situation On Nov. 3
    616 5 NIXON'S REPLY TO ANTI WAR SENTIMENTS: WASHINGTON, Tuts. (UPI and Reuter) President Nixon yesterday announced plans to address the nation on Monday, Nor. 3, on what the White Houst described as "the entire Vietnam War situation." The announcement, unusual in that it
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    Lock icon SMOKING THEM OUT
    110 5 WASHINGTON Tues TFT) —The Supreme Court yesterday )et stand s Federal Communication* Commission (FCC) Rale that broadcasters HTST balance cigarette advertising with free air time for ANTI-SMOKING MESSAGES The decision came a.« the National Association of Broadcasters restated it* intention to eliminate cigarette advertising over a four-year
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    Lock icon ABA REAFFIRMS HAYNSWORTH
    130 5 WASHINGTON. Tues. (Reuter) Several leading Senators yesterday maintained their opposition to President Nixon's nomination of Judge Clement Haynsworth to the U.S. Supreme Court despite the American 6ar Association (A.8.A.) reaffirming its endorsement of the judge. But Senate backers of the 56-year-old South Carolina judge said the A.B.A.
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    Lock icon BATTLE OF CONSCIENCE ON M-DAY TO-DAY
    441 5 WASHINGTON, Tues (Reuter) Congressmen plan to force the House of Representatives into an all-night session to-night to light a symbolic torch for Moratorium Day the biggest outpouring of national sentiment against the Vietnam War so far. A light on top of the dome of
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    Lock icon PROPOSED INDON GENERAL ELECTIONS IN JULY, 1971
    273 5 JAKARTA, Tues (Reuter) President Suharto said today that solid political and economic stability were necessary as a basis for democratic general elections in Indonesia. General elections are scheduled to be held in Indonesia in July, 1971. President Suharto was speaking only hour* before
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    Lock icon 'SPACE SPECTACULAR'
    521 6 THREE Russian spacecraft are in the sky carrying seven cosmonauts. In one of the rare advance intimations about the purpose of the launchings, Russia has said that the cosmonauts are going to build a space platform or a space station. This objective, when achieved, will be one of
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    Lock icon MEN AND WOMEN
    316 6 WORDS and women go together. Seldom the latter acts as a check on the flow of words. This, along with another popular misconception about women that secrets kept with women do not remain for long as such reinforces the wordy nature of women. In a way, all
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    Lock icon TRAVEL CURBS HIT CZECHOSLOVAKIA
    482 6  -  By JON G. AMSTUTZ PRAGUE, (UPI) Behind th# drastic travel restrictions the Czechoslovak Government imposed on its citizens last week is an economic dilemma which must be solved if a really serious crisis is to be averted. That the travel curbs were imposed was perhaps less
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    Lock icon Anguish Over 'X' Films
    423 6  -  By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Sen. John L McClellan and other concerned officials in Congress, State houses and the Fedral Communications Commission are suffering paroxysms of anguish over the televising soon of current "X" rated movies. r Their fears are somewhat unfounded, according to one network
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    Lock icon TODAY'S QUOTATION
    23 6 YOU cannot live on other people's promises. but if you promise others enough, you can lire on your own. Mark Caine
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    Lock icon POLLS IN S. AFRICA
    184 6 JOHANNESBURG. (Renter) —South Africa two million white voters ro to the P«Us early next rear In a general election called by Prime Minister John Vorater in a bid to crush rebel rigtit-wiafrrs in his ruling National Party. The election will be the first popular test of
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    Lock icon THE LUNACY IN WASHINGTON
    730 6  -  By JOSEPH ALSOP WASHINGTON Having been from the DMZ to the Point of Cj Mau (quite literally, and for the first time in 18 visits), this reporter has come back from Vietnam with a bulging brief case. It is really hard to know where to begin
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      Lock icon THE HIGH COST OF PRESTIGE BUILDINGS
      1212 6 THE announcement of the proposed 50storey Office for the Development Bank of Singapore has caused a certain amount of pride that we are going to have the tallest building in Asia, but at what a price! The DBS draws its funds from the stringent
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      Lock icon Traffic Cop At Toa Payoh
      101 6  -  CPT D WYATT Public Relation* Officer Ministry of the interior Defence Singapore I REFER to the letter published in your columns on the 25th September. 1969 headed "Traffic Policeman Needed.' Since 19th July 1969. a Divisional Policeman hag been posted on point duty at ch»
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      Lock icon Widen Telok Blangah Road
      61 6  -  M.M. RAYNER Singapore THE authorities should do something about wide ung the Telok Blangah Road, near the Alexander Road Junction. The present road is heavily loaded with transportation trucks to and iro Jurona Town yet with only one last. Whenever accidents occur, the road is Jammed.
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    Lock icon Alan Bates, Oliver Reed In Nude Wrestling Scene
    463 9  -  S/#r#i/.iiif/ l/f/sr//... Hi, SHEILAH GRAHAM HOLLYWOOD. Tues D.H. Lawrence's "Women In Love" will be the next shocker to hit the screen. There is one scene with Alan Bates and Oliver Reed wrestling in the nude, and my dear there is nothing you
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    Lock icon A Hostess Is Responsible For Damages Done By Her Children And Pets
    531 9  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN: I do not like cats. I am not signing my name because I would probably be boiled in oil for making this statement. Cat lovers are the most fanatic people in the world. They
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    Lock icon New Quickie Hair Groomer
    231 9  -  By Mary Sue Miller WHY Is it that your hair £«ts out of kilter when you are in a hurry »nd want to look your best? Contrary stuff hair! Even in these daj-s of slicker hairdos, there is no guarantee that a side-swept bang, a guiche.
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    Lock icon JOURNAL BLASTS SINATRA
    215 9 LAS VEGAS. Nevada, Tues. (UP!) Describing singer Frank Sinatra as a ''balding, middle-aged crooner." the Las Vega* Review-Journal last week attacked him editorially for forcuif a strip hotel to withhold advertising from the paper. "Sinatra, a former bobby aox idol who never did mature with the same
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      167 10 By Big Bon PENANG, Tues. Conflict and Salah Sangka who did not accept their engagements last week-end Impressed in separate workouts on a soft track here this morning. Conflict galloped strongly from the half mile to run the last 3f in 43 2/5.
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      930 10 CL J Div. 4-7 F. 6 m Cored Tim# *y 9.00 Correct StAJu* 633 Big Night 4y 8.11 Tropindo Stable Teh (H5 Picaiio U 4y 8.11 8ea Stable 007 Willtop ay 809 T.WT. Kongsl Daniels 806 Bomoiu 6y 8.09 Raroona Stable Osman 054 Half C rown
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      131 10 THE Director of Electrical and Mechanical Engineers in Hie Far East, Brigadier Arthurs Reading, presents Corporal Mohammed bin Mohd. Salleh with the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers hockey colours. This is the first time that the corps colours have been awarded to a locally enlisted soldier. Corporal
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      1412 10  -  By Patrick Mennem, Daily Mirror* London MARATHON car rallies are almost as old as the motor car. Unlike the United States of America, where from the beginning the motor vehicle was considered primarily as basic transport, in Europe it was looked
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      164 10 LONDON. Tues. Bobby Charlton and George Best of Manchester United are Britain's highest paid soccer stars today Eight years a*o Fulham's Johnny Haynes started the trend when he was paid £lOO a week for his services, now Best and Charlton have doubled this weekly pay
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      121 10 LONDON. Tues The 28tirne English champion Jockey Sir Gordon Richards, who became a trainer at the end of his riding career, is to continue training at his present stables for at least another season although he will reduce the number of horses In his care from
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      104 10 LONDON, Tues. 'Reuter) Eleven acceptors were announced yesterday for the Jockey Club Cup to be run over two miles at Newmarket on Thursday They are with weights. Alignment Remand. Torpid. Crozler. Rangong all carry 96. Coolroy and High Marshall both 9 0. High Line and Marechal
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      62 10 BARCELONA, Tues. (Reuter) Former Wimbledon Champion Manuel San tan a today won the Spanish national tennis championship for the Spanish national tennis championship for the eighth time a new Spanish record. In the final he beat Manuel Orantes 6-1. 6-1. 6-1, to reverse his defeat by Orantes on
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      41 10 BANGKOK. Tues (AFP) Former world flyweight champion Chartchai Chionoi Is scheduled to meet European flyweight champion Fernando Atzorl in a 10-round non-title bout at the Lumpini Stadium in Bangkok on Nov. 11, Chionoi's manager, Prayote Pisalbutr. disclosed here today
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      232 10  -  By Eastern Knight A FEW years ago, Singapore Chess Club, the oldest chess club in Singapore, introduced the ladder chess tournament to chess enthusiasts. TTiis tournament was discontinued owing to lack of organisation This year under the supervision of Mr. Tay Kheng Hong, this tournament has
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      270 10 LONDON, Tues. (AFP) Jack Bodell, 29-year-old from Swadlincote (Derby) won the vacant British heavyweight title when he outpointed Welshman Carl Gizzi on points over 15 rounds here yesterday. The title was vacated earlier this year by Henry Cooper, current Empire and European champion, when the British
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      103 10 SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Tues. (UPI) Russian world champion Boris Spasskv defeated Danish Chesg Master Bert Larsen in 5I moves last night to retain his lead in the International Invitational Masters tournament being piaved here. Johanes Donner of Holland crefeated Lothar Schmidt of West Germany in 39
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      69 10 ROME. Tues (AFP) European heavyweight boxing champion Henry Cooper of Great Britain has been stripped of his title, Mr. Piero Pini, Secretary of the European Boxing Board, announced here last might. ,was unable to delend his title because of a knee injury. But he would be
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      300 11 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS J" ONDON, Tues. (Reuter) —The International 4 Badminton Federation (1.8. F.) are to circularise all member countries for their views on a Singapore proposal for a world championship. This was stated today by Mr. Harold Scheele, British Secretary of the 1.8. F.,
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      199 11 SEOUL. Tues. (Reuter) Angry fang pelted Australian player® with seat cushions after the Australians had gained a hard fought 2-1 win over South Korea in a group 13 'A' World Cup qualifying series her# tonight. There wa s no a pr> au«e as the two
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      166 11 LONDON 1 Tues. Enf'ish table tennis history will be made at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre in South London on Friday when the first £lOO prize will be presented to the winner of a table tennis match in England. Before this season an International
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      53 11 HAVANA. Tues. (AFP) The Soviet Union became world epee champions at the world fencing competition here last night. The Soviet team beat their Hungarian opponents into second place by eight victories to three. The Swedish team took 'he Bronze Medal for third place Sweden had earlier
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      648 11 MANILA Tues (UPI> European Boxing Union welterweight champion Johann Orsolie* of Austria was rhoser boxer of th* month bv the World Boxmg Council (WBC) which released their October ratine* vesterday. WBC President Justmiano M Montano. Jr said Orso'ics was g' v «n the
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      74 11 101-hr NonStop Cycling Display ACCRA. Tues (Reuter) Indian SN Nawah shaved, changed hit clothes and took o bath without gettme out of saddle during a 101-hour nonstop crrling display here, the Ghana Nlws Agency reported The 25-year-old Nawah. described as the world'g endulance cycling champion, performed his two-wheeled extravaganza in
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      158 11 LONDON. Tues. (AFP) Jimmy Revle, the latest British champion to reach for world class, fights for the second time In twelve days at the Royal Albert Hall here tonight. Fresh. If slightly marked, from his hard-earned points win over the European champion. Italy's Tomaso
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      360 11 NEW YORK. Tues. (Renter) Btar slugger Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles was a doubtful starter In today* third gam® of the baseball world series because of an injury to hU left foot suffered in batting practice before Sunday's game Robinson's instep was severely bruised
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      206 11 BANGKOK. Tues. (AFP»— Thailand's world flyweight boxing contender Berkrerk Chartvanchal outpointed Felipe Gonzalez of Mexico In a dull 10-round overweight encounter at the Rajdumnern Stadium here last night The Mexican, comparatively unknown In the Orient was booed and jeered by a 10.-000-strong crowd a* ne
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      45 11 LONDON, Tues (Reuter) Results of football matches plsyed last night were: Engliah Division Three Stockport 1 Rotherham 1. Scottish League Cup Semi-Final (Replay) Ayr United 1 Celtic 2. (Winners meet St. Johnston# in the final to be played co Oct. 25th),
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      122 11 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI> Calvin Griffith owner of the Minnesota Twins dismissed Billy Martin yesterday as his manager. Griffith met with Martin to discuss the lob on Thursday. Since then. Griffith fald. "I've constantly deliberated his future with the Minnesota Twins. Today, I've decided not to renew
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      92 11 MELBOURNE. (Victoria), Tues Lee Trevino has acrepted A$ 12.000 to play in th® A 525.000 Dunlop International at Melbourne's Yarra Yarra course next month. Trevino. who said he could get $6,000 for a one-day exhibition in the United States, had earlier reiected an appearance fee of
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    301 12 SINGAPORE it no* likely to be a party to any regional defence system which has not been backed by several big powers in the area including Japan and China. This was stated yesterday by Mr. Alex Josey, a British journalist, at the luncheon meetinq of
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    47 12 THE Singapore Armed Torces havp commenced military exercise >n the Mandai Forest Reserv> from 2 p.m. yesterday. The exercis© will come to a close at 6 P.ni tomorrow. Oct 16. Blanks an«s thunderflashes will be used "Hie public is advised not to b e alarmed.
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    54 12 THE Project Manage r of the State arid City Planning Office. Mr A. Doudai. wilj speak on "Living in Singapore with a population of fou r million people" at 12 45 p.m. today at the Rotary Club of Singapore's luncheon meeting to b,, held at the
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    741 12 THE Lion's Club Jurong was yesterday told that the future for Singapore in the coming decade was "good" based on the reading of its past 150 years. Mr. Liao Sung Tang, general manager of Sin Chew Jit Poh made his "horoscope reading" at the Conference
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    136 12 Mr. Raymond Yih. a local executive of Mobil Oil Malaya Sdn. Bhd. ha* been appointed Marketing Operations Manager for Malaysia and Singapore. Mr. Yih succeeds Mr. A.V SC. Shaw who has taken up a new assignment in Mobil's North American Division In his new division. Mr. Yih
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    131 12 KUALA LUMPUR TUPS. Rubber producer f in Malaysia, particularly smallholders, were today urged to produce he vp a crumb rubber. The call wa, made by the Chairman of the Capital investment Committee Tun Ta® Siew Sin in Alo r Star after a meeting w >th the
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    250 12 A YOUNG and brilliant artist from Hong Kong, Mr. Kwok Woon, will stage a three-day Art Exhibition at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce Auditorium, corn- mencing Oct. 17. The exhibition, to be declared open by the Hon President of the Chinese Chamber of
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    191 12 THE chairman of the Singapore Tourist Association will open the first Training course for Window Dressers on Saturday, Oct. 18 at the lecture room of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. The course Is organised by STA m co-operation with Ma-laysia-Singapore Airlines and the Goodwood Group
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    373 12 ELEVEN travel agents from the United Kingdom yesterday suggested three ways to attract more British tourists to the Republic. They recommended that some of Singapore's natural vegetation should be preserved; its transport facilities should be improved and fully air-conditioned and the Republic should
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    87 12 The Director of the Legislative Reference Service, U.S., Mr. Lester S. Jayson. will giv» a Mlk oil "Modern View of Today." on Oct. 17 at 8 p.m. the Bill of Rights in America at the Arts Lecture Theatre. University of Singapore. Mr. Jayson. who will be in
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    104 12 THE President of the World Federation of the Islamic Mission. ProfeFpOr Muhammad Faz-ur-Rahman Aisa r i win g' v e a public talk on "Islam 5c ence and Modem Philosophy"' at University of Singapore at p.m. today. Professor Ansari who i s currently on a tou r i
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      86 12 Time Tide High Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 1.03 am. (8.9 ft.); 12.30 p.m. (9 6ft) Naval Dockvard: 1.11 am. (10.8 ft 12.54 p.m. (10.8 ft.) Low Tide (Today) Singapore To\vn: 634 am. (3.7 ft.); 7.02 p.m. (0.4 ft.) Naval Dockvard: 638 a.m. (4.3 ft.); 6.51 p.m. (0.8 ft.) Hiqh Tide
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