Eastern Sun, 1 November 1969

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    22 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY ft Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1166 Saturday* 1 November 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cent*
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    Lock icon ARAB GUERRILLA UNITS ATTACKING LEBANESE ARMY
    396 1 BEIRUT, Fri. (UPI) Arab guerrillas paured out of the Kills surrounding Rachaya Thursday night in the second attack against its Lebanese army defenders in less than 24 hours. The guerrillas struck earlier with rockets, mortar ond machine gun fire but were driven back. Army
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    Lock icon France Holds Seven Spies
    96 1 PARIS. Pn. (UPI, Frenchmen and a Romanian have been detained on charges of spying for Romania alter investigation that led to the arrest of a French employee of NATO, official sources gaid Thursday The six Frenchmen include a former NATO official. a former secretary of the
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    Lock icon K.L. Reveals New Transport Plan
    395 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Acting Minister of Transport, Mr. P. Manickavasagam said tonight that the government has drawn up a blueprint in transport development to keep Malaysia abreast of developed countries. The Minister speaking at the Jubilee dinner of the Institute of Transport (Malaysia
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    Lock icon Fight To Raise Health Standards Must Continue
    507 1 THE Minister for Health, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, warned last night that the "full force of the law will be brought to punish those who still persist in breeding mosquitoes within the precincts of their homes'' immediately after the current Keep Singapore Clean
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    Lock icon Invest Here, Urges Raja
    94 1 LONDON. Frl. CReuter) Singapore's Foreign Minister. Mr. S Rajaratnam. has urged British Industrialist* to take greater advantage of investment possibilities in the prosperous Island republic. He outlined the opportunities In a discussion session with about 40 leading businessmen at a meeting under the auspices of the
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    Lock icon BULGARIA-S'PORE AIR PACT SOON
    188 1 A Bulgarian mission will sign an air services agreement for direct flight between the two countries with the Singapore Government on Nov. 24. Announcing this yesterday the Bulgarian Charge d'Affaires to Singapore. Mr. Stanchey Stancho. said the signing of the air agreement would enable more businessmen
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    Lock icon S'pore Needs Top Leadership
    569 1 THE continued prosperity of Singapore as an independent democratic state can only be ensured if her future leaders are men and women who are "thinkers, planners, decision-makers and builders of progress/' the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Enche Rahim Ishak said. Singapore, he told members
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    Lock icon First Lady Lauds Aid To Children
    206 1 SINGAPORE'S First Lady, Puan Noor Aishah, yesterday praised the Singapore Children's Aid Society for its efforts to help unfortunate children to be good citizens. Speaking at the laying of the foundation stone of the new home of the Society, Puan Noor Aishah said: "It
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    Lock icon U.S. And M-E
    51 1 LONDON. Fri. (UPP John H. Chafee. President Nixon's secretary o* the Navy, said Friday "If circumstances make it necessary" the United Btates could become Involved In a land operation in the Middle East. "We would need very strong reasons for landing troops in the Middle East," Chafee
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    Lock icon ACCUSED RIPS GAG TO SHOUT
    514 3 Chicago Trial CHICAGO, Fri. (UPI) Black Panther leader Bobby Seale Thursday briefly shook off his gag and weighted leather shackles, struggled wildly with his guards and screamed obscene epithets at U.S. District Court Judge Julius J. Hoffman, Seale's outburst touched off stormy quarrels between defense
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    Lock icon PART OF VASSAR SEIZED
    176 3 POUGHKEEPSIE, New York. Fri. (UPI» Fifty militant black coeds barricaded themselves in a section of the Vassar college administration building Thursday with the aid of off-campus black males to enforce separatist demands. Top administrators at the fashionable. 1.600-pupll Hudson River valley school rejected demands for a
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    Lock icon IVixon Urges Action On Draft Law
    151 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. (Reufer President Nixon tonight Sut pressure on the Senate's emocratic leaders to reconsider a move to delay, his plan for a lottery system of military call-up until next year. The House of Representatives approved the reform measure by 382 to 12 earlier
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    Lock icon Wallace Blames Nixon Over Desegregation
    251 3 MONTGOMERY, Ala., Fri. (UPI) -—George C. Wallace attacked the Nixon administration and the U.S. Supreme Court for its latest school desegregation decision Thursday before leaving on a fact-finding mission to Southeast Asia. Wallace, who may run for President again in 1972, charged the Nixon cabinet
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    Lock icon Japan Urges U.N. Charter Revision
    346 3 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. (UPI) The General Assembly Thursday—heard more complaints of a "profound malaise" which marks the world situation, with which the United Nations apparently is not able to cope and which gives rise to the current youth unrest everywhere. i The assembly plenary, debating
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    Lock icon Frightened Woman Plunges To Death
    178 3 NEW YORK, Fri (UPI) -—A woman who reported to ,oiice Wednesday that she had been mugged in her Brooklyn apartment panicked a few minutes later when detectives rang her bell, raced to a window, apparently to call for heip, lost her balance and fell to
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    Lock icon Students Riot In Venezuela
    88 3 CARACAS. Venezuela. Frl. (UPI) Anti-government students resumed street disorders for the third consecutive day Thursday in three Venezuelan cities. President Rafael Caldera linked the disturbances to Castrolte guerrilla activities in the Interior. In Caracas, a policman was wounded and a bus set aflre by rebellious students
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    Lock icon Tax Relief Bill Crosses Hurdle
    132 3 WASHINGTON. Frl (Router) The Senate Finance Committee today tentatively approved a 9.200 million dollar tax relief package for 69 mil'.ion American wage earners The oroposals. incorporated into a massive tax reform bill, are precisely what the House of Representatives has passed and would be sent
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    Lock icon Lindberg Safe
    39 3 MANILA. Frl. cßeuter) Famous filer Charles Lindbergh and an American doctor were safe and sound in the northern Philippine town of Cauayan today after making an emergency landing In a paddy field yesterday. Civil Aviation official reported.
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    Lock icon Problems Seen In New Court Ruling
    177 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) President Nixon today promised to use the Federal government's leadership resources to help carry out the Supreme Court's new ruling unanimously ordering an immediate end to school segregation. He warned there were practical and human problems involved. but said: "With all
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    Lock icon Bomb Scare
    81 3 SAN JUAN, Argentima, Fri. (Reuter) The U.S Ambassador's chauffeur braked suddenly t<. avoid what he took to be an attempt on the envoy's life and caused a pile-up in the official convoy. A "bomb" which the chauffeur saw thrown at the car of John Davis Lodge. U.S. ambassador
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    Lock icon PHILIP'S PROBLEM
    76 3 VANCOUVER. Fri (Reuter) Prince Philip said today the British Roya] Family had giving serious consideration to having ore of its children educated in Canada but added that there were problems. The Prince told a news conference. "The matter has been thought about "But there are problems. For instance,
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    Lock icon Press, Public Barred From Mary Jo Inquest
    542 3 THE KENNEDY CASE BOSTON, Fri. (Reuter) The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts ruled today that the inquest into the death of Mary Jo Kopechne should be closed to the public and to the press. Miss Kopechne died in a car driven by Sen.
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    Lock icon Arena Not Surprised
    151 3 EDGARTOWN. Mass.. Frl. (UPI) Police Chief Dominic k Arena said on Thursday he was not surprised by the Massachusett Supreme Court ruling barring the press from the upcoming Inquest into the death of Mary Jo Kopechne. "I sort of expected it," he said. "It's because of the
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    65 3 BRASILIA. Brazil. Fri. (Reuter) Gen Emilio Garrastszu Medici was today inaugurated as the 31st President of Brazil and immediately promised a pragmatic foreign policy and a steady return to democracy. Garrastazv Medici. the armed forces choice to succeed ailing Marshal Arthur Da Costa e Silva. took over from
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      177 3 Say WIN PRIZES TO COMMEMORATE SINGAPORE'S 150 TH ANNIVERSARY The Guthrie Waugh Organisation, the sole agent for Canon cameras, projectors and other photographic accessories,invites you to participate in the following Photo-Story Competition. No purchase or qualification required. Just take 3 pictures that tell a story of this country or its
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    Lock icon Spy Swap Aids 2 Britons To Wed Russians
    267 4 MOSCOW, Fri. (Reliter) Two Britons married Russian women yesterday, more than five years after they first hoped to wed. thanks to the recent Anglo-Soviet spy swap deal. The long engagement was enforced by a Russian ban on their marriage plans after both
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    Lock icon UNITED States Chief delegate Henry Cabot Lodge and Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, Foreign Minister of South Vietnamese Revolutionary Provisional Government are shown outside —conference hall where the 40th session of Vietnam talks were held on Oct. 30. Lodge's proposal that talks be moved into smaller, secret meetings was rejected by the Communist negotiators.
    56 4 UNITED States Chief delegate Henry Cabot Lodge and Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, Foreign Minister of South Vietnamese Revolutionary Provisional Government are shown outside —conference hall where the 40th session of Vietnam talks were held on Oct. 30. Lodge's proposal that talks be moved into smaller, secret meetings was rejected by
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    Lock icon Now Bishops Get More Power Than Ever Before
    231 4 VATICAN CITY, Fri. (Reuter) A document approved by Rope Paul and published here yesterday Sives national bishops conferences more power than ever efore in deciding when and how to introduce reforms in the mass in their areas. Previously, these matters were decided
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    Lock icon Teargas Attack By Milan Police
    66 4 MILAN, Fri (Router) Police used tear gas to disperse crowds of metalworkers demonstrating through Mila n yesterday and fought with 1.000 chemical workers who tried lo Invade their company's building. About 10 trains, including international expresses to Paris. Geneva and Berne, were held up for
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    Lock icon It Can Only Happen In Britain...
    193 4 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) It could only happen in Britain. A cat ex communicated from the church; a mouse that steals money and reads the Financial Times and a herd of pregnant cows invaded by a missile from outer space. For seven years Pepper the
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    Lock icon 'Grey Often Thought Of Escape'
    288 4 LONDON, Frl. (Reuter) Reuter correspondent Anthorv Grey said last night he often thought of escaping to the British diplomatic mission during his Peking detention but feared the Chinese m.ght burn it down The 31-year-old Grey spoke in his first full television interview here last night
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    Lock icon OPPOSITION PARTY IN KENYA BANNED
    180 4 NAIROBI. Frl. (Reuter) The Kenya Government yesterday banned the sole opposition party, the Kenya Peoples Union (KPU), declaring that it had become an increasingly subversive organisation whose aim was to overthrow the government. A government statement said that KPU had used considerable sums of foreign
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    Lock icon Iraq Joins Egyptian Bids To Mediate In Lebanese Crisis
    369 4 CAIRO, Fri. (Reuter) Iraq joins Egyptian attempts to mediate in Lebanon's Arab commando crisis today, only hours after overnight reports of fresh fighting near the Lebanese-Syrian border. Lebanese troops were reported to have fought another battle with Palestinian guerillas in the
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    Lock icon Israelis Blow Up Houses In The Gaza
    138 4 GAZA. Frl. (Reuter) Israeli security forces yesterday blew up eight houses In Gaza in the quarter where an Israeli shopkeeper was murdered on Wednesday. Sources In the area reported that owners were told to evacuate their houses before army sappers started demolition operations
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    Lock icon LABOUR LOSES SEAT TO CONSERVATIVES
    155 4 LONDON. Frl. The ruling Labour Party retained four seats and lost one to the opposition Conservatives last night in tests of opinion that pointed to a close fight In the general election expected next vear. The five parliamentary byelections showed an avearge swing to the
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      80 4 AMY By Jack TTpptf a 4 7t 111 m 4\ "Quick, Mom, close the door! Archie's gaining on me!" DATELINE: DANGER! ft s IC i K w 1 OF SPARER] BS YESTERDAY AT TWO POUNDS PER«h« y f V ii m r THE WIZARD OF ID r m blbcTmn PAY""
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      143 4 TODAY and YOU... Saturday* November 1, 1969. m Tofce Current 10 Sk« 11 THere'» 14 Be 15 A 16 Awcti 17 TKe 2-13-2*331 II C-tfw* It Moy 20 New ksii- ft 31 Owe* 39 Today 40 le 41 Sopce-t 44 Po»mon 43 Letter* 46 High 47 Be 41 Reo'ity 49
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon CONDITIONS QUIETLY EASIER IN MARKET
      389 5  -  By Our Market Reporter GENERALLY, conditions in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday remained auiet and easier. And with the exception of the newly-listed counter, the main body of industrials registered routine business. Turnover again was reduced to 2.1 million units as the
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      962 5 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 $2 05 (3); DIM $2 07 Y4) $2 06 (3) $2 08 (2)-
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      40 5 NEW YORK. Frl. CUPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. 30 Industrials 850 51 20 Ralls 200.41 15 Utilities 118.77 65 Stocks 285.92 40 Bonds 71.30 Commodity Future Index 143.53 up 0.15
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      Lock icon Monthly High For Japanese Automobiles
      119 5 TOKYO Fit (UPI) Japan's automobile exports In September reached a monthly high of 78.502 units, the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association announced this week The announcement said the figure represented an increase of 8.2 per cent over the previous month and 37 per cent over the
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 64 1/8 Cts.
      317 5 November fir 8 t grad« rubber buyer» closed at 5 p.m., in Singapore &nd Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 64-1/8 cents per lb., up three eighths of a cent from the Previou s close The tone of the market wa« quiet Good interest fo r December and
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      Lock icon London Rubber Mart Closes Irregular
      108 5 LONDON Frl. (UPI> Rubber market closed lrre?ular yesterday with spot 5-3 4. 26-I'2 nominal. Settlement House Dec. 25, 28 nominal seller Jan. 23-1 2. 23-7 8 nominal Feb. 23-1 4. 23-5 8 Jan March 23-1 4. 23-5/8 April June 23-1/8. 23-1 2 July Sept. 23.
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      15 5 THF tin Pr-ce for re«terday *r s $644.37$ per picul. up *0 37*
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      215 5 THE Port of Singapore Authority has announced the following berthing arrangement® fo r slrps in port today. Nov. l. DEPARTURES Gndowna Vessels 10.' 11 Maru 13 14 Pando Point 19 loanna 21/22 Mesgin* 25 26 Benvenue 33 34 Vauclu&a 45 Basra. 47 Glenfmlaa 38 '39 Laos ARRIVALS
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      Lock icon Sydney Closing Prices
      165 5 SYDNEY, Fn. (UPI) Friday's closing Sydney Stock Exchange (selected s hare»>: MINES AMm 7 50 Austral Mia .40 Aust Dev 1.63 Barrier 2 TO BH 4 45 C No r s« 620 C Gold 880 CRA 11.90 Em per 130 Endu~ 75 OM Kalf 1.15 Qt Bou!dsr
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      Lock icon N.Y. STOCKS RALLY
      98 5 N"EW YORK. Frl. Stocks rallied late yesterday, but declines edged out advances for the third day in a row in moderate turnover. At the close, the UPI marketwlde indicator was up 0 05 per cent on 1.592 Issues crossing the tape There were 704 losers and 650
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      Lock icon LORD COLE TO RETIRE
      74 5 LONDON. Fri. (UPI) Singapore born Lord Cole, chairman of the Unilever Ltd.. world trading empire and vice chairman of its Dutch twin— Unilever NV has decided to retire from all his Unilever appointments next May, it was announced yesterday. Unilever has a global spread of Interests
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      Lock icon 'Paper Gold' Will Help Developing Countries
      192 5 WASHINGTON. Frl. (UPI) "Paper gold' will help the developing countries of the world as well as the industrial countries. Pierre Paul Schweitzer, managing director of the International Monetarv Fund (IMF), declared in a major speech this week. In an energetic defence of the IMF's
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      Lock icon Rubber Market Declines Again
      397 5 THE market declined once more during Hie week, without finding a significant ledge until much lower levels were reached, and the decline was accompanied by doubtful sentiment and an inability to forecast a real turning point state Holiday, Cutler. Bath 6r Co., in its weekly review.
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      Lock icon GOLD PRICES
      79 5 NEW YORK. Frl (UPI) Gold prices continued to slide yesterday In routine trading on markets here and abroad. In London, gold remained unchanged at the morning nxlng but fell 5 cents for a second fixing of 39.925 dollars a troy ounce. Gold In Zurich fell 5 cents to
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      Lock icon SELECTIVE BUYING AT LOWER LEVELS ON LONDON MARKET
      171 5 LONDON, Frl. (Reuter) The market continued easier yesterday. Selective buying at the lower levels was noted in late dealllngs however, and towards the close the FT index was off 2.8 at 368.1. after an initial fall of 3.6. Government bonds were firm,
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange Closing Prices
      580 5 SINGAPOU MMI tsxenanr* MIO ad otner tfc# el prtMi ofti claltr listen •t OH Of bosioett INDUSTRIALS AC MA B. 8. 2 05 206 Borneo Bhd 1.77 1 SO BouMead Co. 1 95 1.39 Camel Plywood 1 72 C. Sugar*' 4.28 4 30 CCM 1.73 C.
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      Lock icon EXCHANGE RATES
      124 5 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore yesterday mad* the following change? in its rates to merchants (rate* are quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency): SELL INO T.T. or OD. ready: Deutsche Marks $83.2360; Holland Guilder® $85.1825, Swiss Francs $*****0; Belgian Francg $6 1825; French
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      Lock icon Rubber Futures
      58 5 NEW YORK. Frl. (UPD Rubber futures closed unchanged to 10 points lower on the New York Commodity Exchange yesterday. There were 2 sales. Close Prev Nov. 27.50 27.50 Jan 24.408 75 24.50 Mar. 25.25 25.25 May 25.10 25.10 July 24.95 2495 Sept. 24.75 24.75 Nov. 24.75 24.75 Locally.
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      80 5 THE noon prices at the 8ln repor* Chinese Prodoee fcxrhanse yesterday were> Bnyer seller Cownot Oil (F03-) Bulk MOO Coconut Oil (F.o.B.) Dnnn 55-50 Mixed Copra 33-00 Muntok white Pepper (F.O.B.) 235 00 Sarawak White Pepper (FOB.) 252 50 8»rawak Special Blaca Proper (FOB) 96% 172.50 Lamping Special Black
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      407 5 ARRIVALS 5.00 am. MSA 029 IL Lumpur 9 00 am. .MSA 119 K Lumpur 9.35 a m. MSA 529 Phnoni-Penh 10 15 a m- MSA 121 R. Lumpur 10 25 a.m. MSA 005 Penang. Ipoh. K. Lumpur. Malacca 10.50 a.m. THAI TU423 Bangkok 12 30 p m. UABCDA
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    Lock icon SOUTH VIETNAM
    671 6 "TTIETNAM" means different things to differV ent people because the name has vastranging connotations that one would not even suspect. But primarily Vietnam is a boring subject. One doet not think of a country and its ptople when one talks about Vietnam. One thinks about a war which
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    Lock icon THAI-KHMER TIES
    274 6 THE news that Thailand and Cambodia are seriously considering the resumption of diplomatic relations should be welcome to all Southeast Asian nations. Actually these two nations have little to quarrel about. While Cambodia has some border disputes to settle with South Vietnam, with Thailand she has none. The
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    Lock icon To Show Or Not To Show
    585 6  -  (There's NO Questio By VERNON SCOTT WHEN Is G Ploy not a Play? recent outcrop of eye-brow raising productions like "Hair", "Che'" and "Oh' Calcutta!" hos indeed left the definition somewhat different from the days of Shaw and Hammerstein. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) li Hilltrd ilkini,
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    Lock icon IN-COIN- VENIENCE
    369 6  -  TO COIN A NEW TERM: By ALVIN B. WEBB JR. LONDON. (UPI) Factory workers don't want it in their pay envelopes. Irate taxi riders and taxi drivers figure it is costing them money. Enterprising children are faking it with tiles. "It" is a British monetary controversy a new
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    Lock icon Taiwan's Chiang, 82, Still Going Strong
    173 6 TAIPEI (UPI) President Chiang Kai Shek, the last World War Two leader still in power, celebrated his 82nd birthday last week with no sign he is yet ready to join others in retirement. All indications are that Chiang has firm control of his government
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      Lock icon Keep S'pore Smoke-Free
      73 6 THE Government has successfully launched the 'Keep Singapore Clean" and "Keep Singapore Mosquito-Free" campaigns. What about a "Keep Singapore Smoke Free" campaign? Ir. has been pointed out that public should plav their part by reporting any vehicle that gives out excessive smoke, but who ran be that
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      87 6 MAY I comment or the reports of violence and near violence associated with Philippines politics often appearing in your respectable newspaper?. Despite the regrettable of violence my humble opinion is the Philippines Is still the best bet for democracy in Asia. These presidents come and go via the
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      Lock icon Playing With Danger
      397 6 I was deeply interested to read your brief report on a younj? man found lying unconscious at Changi Beach. Artificial respiration had failed to revive him and so I assumed that he was drowned from a capsized sampan. I was there with several friends and we noticed
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    Lock icon The Attack On Academic Freedom
    742 6  -  •y Joseph Alsop WASHINGTON In the grim McCarthy years. the late J. Robert Oppenheimer end this reporter led the fight to prevent Harvard from firing a physicist. Prof. Wendell Furry, who had taken the Fifth Amendment when asked about his links with the Communist Party.
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    Lock icon ROUGH SCHEDULE OF APOLLO 12 MISSION
    474 6 HOUSTON, (Riuter) Following it a time-table of the main events scheduled during this month's Apollo 12 moon-landing mission. All times are based on the assumption that the Apollo 12 blasts off precisely at 1622 GMT on November 14 as scheduled. The mission is due
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    Lock icon STOMACH CANCER
    163 6 TOKYO (Reuter) Stomach cancer among Japanese occurs most frequently among overworked blue collar workers who eat too much too fast, according to recent Japanese research. The latest evidence on causes of stomach cancer among Japanese Is provided by Dr. Hideo Kurita. Chief Researcher at the Aichi Cancer Centre
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  • THE NATIONAL DAY OF THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM
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      112 8 People Government Republic of Vietnam NATIONAL DAY VENEER PRODUCTS LIMITED. Jalan Terusan. Singapore 22 ST One of the largest and most sophisticated canneries in this part of the world. Canning and processing delicious curries, condiments, nourishing health foods and tantalising sauces. Keeping up to the highest international standards with superb
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    Lock icon EASY LITTLE DRESSES FOR THE NONPANTS GIRLS
    281 9  -  By Florence de Santis PARIS, Fri. Just to remind ourselves that girls, big and little, aren't stamped out with a cookie cutter, here's an informal report on the pants vs. dress groups among small fry. A survey of local school yards at recess
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    Lock icon Academy Award Winner To Write Score For Musical
    178 9 NEW YORK. m. Actdemy Award winner Leslie Bricusse will write the screen play and compose the score for a musical motion picture for MGM based on the celebrated Mildred Cram novel "Forever." it was announced by Herbert F Solow. MGM vice president
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    Lock icon YOUNG COUPLE THINKS FUN IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN A CHILD
    559 9  -  Ann Landers rtEAR ANN: Friday night I had a slumber party eight girls, all 16 and 17 years old. About 1030 P.M. five fellows dropped in They had heard about the party and decided to say hello. They were well
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    Lock icon AN UNDAUNTED PRINCESS LEE SETS FILM DEAL WITH PONTI
    591 9  -  f/#</ i of .1 Sheilah Graham T ON DON, Fri. Princess Lee Radsiwill, as indomitable at her sister, Jackie Onassis. if finally breeching the movie barrier. Someone less confident might have been put off by the notices received for her T.V.
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    102 9 LONDON. Frl. (UPI) The Royal family will *ee another chapter of lt« own family chronicles with the selection yesterday of "Anne of the Thousand Days'' for the Royal film performance. The Aim. produced by Hal Wallls for Universal Pictures, concerns the tempestuous relationship between King Henry VIII
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    Lock icon 'STRAWBERRY STATEMENT'
    65 9 SAN FRANCISCO. Frl. Danny Goldman, product of summer stock and repertory theatre, has been signed to co-star with Bruce Davison and Kim Darby in MGM's ChartoffWinkler production. "The Strawberry Statement." currently filming here. The New York actor recently moved to Hollywood for a top role opposite Elliott Gould
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      163 10 JIMMY LAJLI b CISCO ZODIAC TURFITE HACK 1 GOLLIWOG Major's Gi>. Motivation RAUB Native Boy Golliwog MOTIVATION Raub Lost Horizon LOST HORIZON Native Boy Golliwog RACKS SHANGHAI KID Beautiful Dreamer EL Cid SHANGHAI KID Fair Chance Beautiful Dreamer B DREAMER Space Master Perkasa 11 NOWROOZ S. Confidence Perkasa BACK
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      Lock icon All Is Set For 5th SEAP Games
      305 10 RANGOON, Fri. (UPI) Burma are ready for the South-East Asia Peninsula (SEAP) Games scheduled to begin Dec. 6. The fifth SEAP Games being held in Burma will bring together more than 1,200 athletes from Burma, Malaysia, Thailand, Laos, South Vietnam and Singapore. A
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      Lock icon Richardson A 'Gifted Cricketer'
      135 10 SYDNEY. Fri. (Reuter) Vic Richardson, who died yesterday aged 75. was a "fearless. gifted cricketer", secretary of the Australian Cricket Board of Control, Mr. Alan Barnes, said last night. Mr Barnes said he was "an amazing fieldsman close to the wicket and a real identity in
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      Lock icon Annual Rugby
      60 10 THE following will repre. sent Singapore against Malaysia in the annual rugby match at the padang today at 5 p.m. John Pingle Fisher. A. Kadir. Koh Yeow Tong, M. Shaw. O: Nicholson. Graham Mellls. ("captain).. B. Gascoigne. M. Stephens. A. Higginson. W Black. R. Johnstone. Bob Easson, K.
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      Lock icon Manager's Remarks Start A Race Row
      330 10 LONDON*. Fri (Reuter) A race row flared last night because of remarks by the manager of the All-White South African Springboks rugby team on their arrival here. Team manager Corrie Bornman told newsmen at a Dress conference kicking off the 25. game tour: "Well
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      30 10 BELFAST. Northern Ireland. Fri. (Reuter) Derry City beat Ards by two goals to one in a Irish Football League Gold Cup first round replay match here yesterday.
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      195 10 THE following ig the Malayan Racing Association classification list issued yesterday: PROMOTION Prom Clan 4 to Claa, 3: Binjai Park DEMOTIONS From Cl«aa 1 to Cla* 2: Pahang, Talislad. Hyrego. Moomba. Doreeno, Croupier's Chant Currency Note. NEW CLASSIFICATIONS Claat 2: Piaarro 111 (1. Grenula) 4 b o
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      Lock icon Hewitt Enters S-finals
      199 10 PORT TALBOT. Wales. Fri. (Reuter) South African Bob Hewitt, the holder, reached the semi-finals of the Dewar Cup indoor tennis tournament here last night with a 6-1 4-6 6-0 win over Hans Ploetz. of West Germany. Hewitt, the South African number one and top seed, now meets
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      Lock icon 3-Match Ban On Gemmell
      94 10 GLASGOW, Fri. (Reuter) Tommy Gemmell, Celtics International fullback, has been suspended from three international matches by the International Football Federation (FIFA), Scottish Football Association Secretary Willie Allan said, yesterday. Gemmell. who was sent off in Scotland's World Cup tie against West Germany in Hamburg on Oct.
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      Lock icon Title Fight Postponed
      74 10 MEXICO CITY. Fri. (Reuter) Mexican Efren "Alacran" Torres' defence of his World Boxing Association flyweight crown against Susumo Hanagata, of Japan, was postponed for at least two weeks yesterday when Torres developed bronchitis. Promoter Pablo Ochoa said the bout, originally scheduled for Nov. 16. In Guadalajara might
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      Lock icon Riverbanks For A Hattrick
      834 10  -  By JIMMY LAD OECENTLY promoted RIVERBANKS con make At this thrt#-in-a-row by outsprinting his doss thro# division one rivals (Race Six) of Kuolo Lumpur todoy. The four-year-old Australian horse scored an impressive win in division four at Bukit Timah in August, beating the fastfinishing Troposphere by
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      Lock icon Nonpariel, Donville In Stylish Workout
      168 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Nonpariel (Hamid) and Donville (Harbridge) were associated in an interesting 3f trial over 3f in 39 4/5. They finished level at the post, reports our racing correspondent. The going was heavy Love and Joy (Rao) and Sokitomi matched strides over 3f in
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    Lock icon Singapore Go Down Fighting
    326 11 BURMA, runner-up in loir year's Merdeka tournament, had to go all out to boat Singapore 3-1 in a Group B match at the Merdeka Stadium last night. After a shaky start, Singapore, improved as the game progressed and cheered on by the 14,000 crowd, had the
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    Lock icon S'pore Players Ousted
    202 11 Three Singapore players Wee Kin Wong Tew Gee and Omar Ibrahim were eliminated l n their quarter-final matches of the Singapore Open Badminton Championships at Guil'.emart? Road last right. The singles event will thus be an Indonesian affair Rudy Hartono. the All-Eng-land champion and seeded number one,
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    Lock icon Player, Devlin Joint Leaders
    147 11 MELBOURNE, Fn. (Fteuter) South African golfer Gary Player shivered on every ©utt in shooting a five-under-par 68 to join Australian Bruce Devlin as halfway leader 1n the A 525.000 (£11.665) international at Yarra Yarra here todav. British professional Guy Wolstenholme and Australian Bob Stanton shared equal
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    Lock icon Test Close
    42 11 LAHORE. Pakistan. Fn. (Retj. ten Pakistan were 17 for no wicket at close of play in their second innings on tl> second day of th» second cricket Test against New Zealand here today. First innings: Pakistan 1141 New Zealand 241-
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    28 11 GOTHENBURG, Pn. ißeutir) Sweden and Scotland *«r« lftvel at 2 —2 afte r the day of their Thcma s Cup badminton first-round match here latt nitht.
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    24 11 Singapore Ar»ed Force* be»t Police 2—o in the police /military hockey final at the r«*terday. Peter Bhaai icoiad ocya UJ e foala.
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    43 11 IN MEMORIAM m < e ■■i <jiHP J S>>^ B In ever loving memory of our dear father the late P.C. Lim, who left us November 1, 1968. Though you are gone, our love and thoughts are always with you. By wife and children
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    Lock icon NORWEGIAN BEAUTY EN ROUTE TO VIE FOR TITLE
    335 12 "IT'S fascinating/' said the 26-year-old ash-blonde green-eyed beauty from the Land of the Midnight Sun, Miss Gro Berge as she tried out for the first time the use of chopsticks to pick up a piece of choice delicacy *'om the array of
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    54 12 As from today, it is compulsory for motor-cyclists applying for provisional driving licences, to ourchase and wear approved-type crash helmets. This was announced in a Government statement yesterday. All crash helmets, whether manufactured locally or imported from abroad, must be tested and approved of by the Singapore Institute of
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    Lock icon Accident
    39 12 A €3-year-old pedestrian Zee Cheong Yeong died three hours later i n the General Hospital following a road accident at Arab Street on Thursday. There were 62 other road accidents of which 11 were serious on that day-
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    Lock icon Introducing Cinta
    169 12 FIVE-YEAR-OLD R.A.F. police dog Cinta (seen above) received a pat from a V.I.P. at R.A.F. CHangi when the new Director of the Women's Royal Air Force, Air Commodore Phillipa Marshall (right), visited the station during a tour of Far East Air Force units where girls of the W.R.A.F.
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    Lock icon Move To Sell More Hume Pipes Abroad
    211 12 Two of Hume's executives leave for Africa soon with one aim In mind but with two different roles to play. They are Mr. J. V. Williams who had been directly involved with the $12.4 million Zambia steel pipes contract and Mr Tay Kwang
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    Lock icon S'pore-India Reciprocity
    117 12 Singapore and India have now arrangements tor the reciprocal enforcement of maintenance orders. The extension of the "Reciprocal Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Ordinance" to India was officially gazetted yesterday. The Gazette notification stated the Minister for Law ana National Development is satisfled that the reciprocal provisions have been
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    Lock icon Goh Wins 1st Prize For Chinese Essay
    165 12 Master Goh Chor Chor of Kim S«ng West Integrated School won the first prise of the Chinese Essay comCetition for English Primary Schools, organised recently y the Singapore Chinese Second Language Teachers' Society. I The second prize went to Master Llm Slew Eng
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    Lock icon Rotan, Jail For Snatch Attempt
    153 12 A MAN who attempted to snatch a $l9O-gold chain from a woman was yesterday sentenced to six-years' jail and six strokes of the rotcn by the Fifth Magistrate's Court. Hong Heng Wah, 31, pleaded guilty to attempting to snatch the chain from Sharifah Manam binte
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    Lock icon To Study Printing Industry
    128 12 AN international expert on alphabets, Mr. A V. Weeks, is scheduled to arrive here today to study the local printing industry He will hold discussions with the management of a local firm who are the sole agents for the Harris-lnter-type in Singapore and Malaysia, and of
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    Lock icon Management Responsible For Safety In Industry
    526 12 MANAGEMENTS in industry have been told that it it their duty to prepare safety codes and regulations for their workers. A Senior Member of the Bench, Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah, stated this when he officially declared open the Sixth Industrial Safety Seminar yesterday.
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    Lock icon Toto Jackpot Up Again
    132 12 The big "Jackpot" prize for TO TO has been Increased by yet another $5,000 to the record prize ever offered since Toto was Introduced, the sum of $145,000. Anyone with all th* Ave numbers correct In the coming Sunday draw will win this first group prize.
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    Lock icon RETARDED CHILDREN GET NEEDED TAPE-RECORDERS
    216 12 THE Managing Director of Jebsen and Jessen (S) Limited, Mr. U. Kuypers presented two German Uhler tape-recorders to the Singapore Association for Retarded Children, yesterday. The tape-recorders are the Uhler 711 and Uhler 784 models, the latter model being a stereo set. Mr. M. N.
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