Eastern Sun, 1 January 1970

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    Lock icon Big 4 Conclude Peace Talks Over Mid-East
    319 4 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. (UPI) The big four powers yesterday wound up a two-hour and 15-minute 22nd session in their continuing search tor a Middle Eastern peace formula amid speculation of some progress. The session at the Soviet mission to the U N., presided
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    Lock icon Pompidou To Discuss Boat Affair With Cabinet
    313 4 PARIB, Wed. (Reuter) President Georges Pompidou 1 returned from a Christmas respite last night to face the most embarrassing problem of his six-month rule the affair of the five Frenchbuilt gunboats now sailing for Israel. The President arrived in Paris from his country
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    Lock icon Former Health Minister Jailed
    65 4 KHARTOUR. Wed. (UP!) —A military court sentenced former Health Minister Ahmed Zein El Abdem last night to 10 vears m prison and a fine of £5.000. Abdein was charged under the Corrupt Practices and Abusing of Ministerial Powers Act The court also orohibited him from political
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    Lock icon Last 3 Mirages For Israel
    67 4 PARIS. Wed. (Reuter) —The last three Mirage jets from the fleet of 50 planes ordered by Israel but blocked in Trance bv an anns embargo, were handed over vesterd&y bv the builders to the French air force for safekeeping The jets, built by the Marcel
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    Lock icon HESS IN 'VERY SERIOUS' CONDITION
    149 4 MUNICH. Germany, Wed. (UPI) The lawyer for former Nazi Deputy Fuehrer Rudolf Hess said yesterday th« 77-year-old convicted war criminal's condition is very serious** Lawyer Alfred Seidl *aid he will ask the Americans. Russian*. British and French to release Hess on the grounds of ill
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    Lock icon Taiwan Straits Shelling Halts
    94 4 HONG KONG. Wed (Reuter) Nationalist and Communist Chinese troor* facing each other across the narrow Taiwan Straits hav e been ordered t 0 suspend shelling during the New Year. This is to enable the opposing forces to have a t>eaceful New Year A-cording to a Pekin*
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    Lock icon Sophia Tops Italian Tax-Payers
    171 4 ROME, Wed. (Reuter) —The annual battle of Italy's film stars against the taxman want into full swing yesterday with Sophia Loren leading the field. According to the assessor for Rome's family taxpayers, the glamorous star has once again topped the poll, with a taxable income of
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    Lock icon Arab Summit In Rabat Not A Total Failure
    265 4 PAIRO. Wed. (Reuter) The Arab summit confer* ence in Rabat last week was not a complete failure. Egypt's official spokesman said here yesterday. President Nasser who talked out of a key session had preferred realism to empty communiques, Dr. Esmat Abdel Meguid
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    Lock icon Mrs. Gandhi
    64 4 NTW DELHI. Wed. (Router) Prim* Minister Mrs. Jndira Gandhi was named today to the 21-membe r high command of her ruling Congress Party. Named to the Coiurres, working Committee with her were two of her top barkers in the power struggle which led up to th* split in
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    Lock icon Burma Schools
    65 4 RANGOON. Wed (UPI) A'.l school*, colleges and educational institution* which were closed following disturbances early December will re-open in January. It was officially announced today. Schools will on Jan. 5. vocational college* on Jan 12 and universities on Jan. 15. the announcement said. It called on oarents. teachers
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    Lock icon Massacre Probe
    84 4 SAIGON. Wed <UPI> An Army Genera: directing an investigation of the alleged Mv Lai massacre travelled yesterday to the province where the Incident occurred and interviewed ranking Vietnamese officials- military spokesmen said today. Spokesmen for the U S Command said Lt. Gen William R. Peers talked In the
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    Lock icon U.K. TRAIN ROBBERS GRAB £21,750 IN NEW COINS
    116 4 SOUTHAMPTON, England, Wed. (Reuter) Train robbers stole 87 bags of new British decimal coins worth £21,750 in transit from the Royal Mint to a bank here. Their haul was only part of a £60.500 con- signment of seven-sided 50-pence pieces (worth 10
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    Lock icon VOLCANOES ON MOON, RUSSIANS CLAIM
    235 4 MOSCOW. wed. (UK) A Soviet scientist yeaterday registered a claim thst active volcanoes exist on the moon. At the aame time a leading •pace scientist said the Soviets do not plan to send cosmonaut* to explore the moon in the near future. Soviet astronomist Nikolai
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    Lock icon Yardmen Join Big Hunt For Kidnapped Wife Of Millionaire
    254 4 I ONOON, Wed. (Reuter) Scores of Scotland Yard detectives were drafted to the suburban Wimbledon area yesterday to join a kidnap hunt tor the mining wifa of a wealthy Australian newspaper chief. With few clues to work on, police said they
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    Lock icon General Franco Will Continue To Lead Spain
    120 4 MADRID. wed (ROUTER) General Franco, in a Year message to the Spanish people, last night dashed peculation about his Imminent retirement "While Go<j fives m W* I will be with you. working for the motherland." he aaid in the televised message Informed sources
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      248 4 Ox u49 pv mmt s/ m 1 1 m i t, m wm m wM, m, I m fmi wm\ CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR SPECIAL DRAWS 4TH DEC. 1969 TO WINTWO BIG CASH JACKPOTS EVERY THURSDAY A SUNDAY! FOR DRAW NO: 1/70 (1-1-70) to b« held at RediWu»k>* Auditorium TODAY
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      353 4 TODAY a Thursday, January 1, 1970. fed or, 70-77-81-85 UO 22 i 0 5 6 7 8 Tim* 38 Start 9 improv* 39 Of 10 To 40 A 11 It'll 41 Little 12 To 42 Out 13 Temptation* 43 Be 14 Ptons 44 PteoMe 15 You 45 A 16 Hard
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    Lock icon NEW YEAR MESSAGES
    2076 5 Mr. Wee Cho Yaw Wtthin four years of Its independence, and under the ahle leadership of the Government and the whole- rt d support of iti. peo- «i J lnga,>ore 15 gradually building U p a fl rm and s t r ong economic foundation which Is
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    Lock icon Thai Crime Rate Rising
    109 5 BANGKOK, (Renter > Thailand's Chief of Police has blamed better education for a rise in the country's crln> rate. Speaking at a recen* seminar in Bangkok General Prase rt Ruchiraworg. the Director General of Police said a person arrestee for suspect-' ed burgiarv had been educat-i
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    Lock icon Reds Shoot Down 2 U.S. Choppers
    164 5 SAIGON, Wed. (UPI) Communist troops firing heavy machine guns downed two American helicopters in sharp fighting northeast of Saigon that marred a Vietcong New Years cease-fire, military spokesmen said toj day. The helicopters were downed yesterday afternoon In two clashes In jungled Phuoc Long
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    Lock icon Indons Won't Withdraw
    129 5 KUCHING. Sarawak. Wed. (UPl)—lndonesia has assurea Malaysia th?t the withdrawal of 6.500 Indonesian troops from the border with Sarawak will onlv be carried out when situation there in Droves. Brig Gen. Zain Has'nim. Commander of the Third Malaysian Infantrv Brigade, said yesterday. The General said this on
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    Lock icon Poseidon Zooms
    85 5 STDNEY. Wed. (Renter) Australia's wonder stock Poseidon Nlokel ended 1969 bv bursting dramatically through both the ?00-do]lar and 100-sterling barriers on the Sydnev and Melbourne exchanges. After rooming to 215 dollars (over 102 sterling) In Melbourne It closed there today at 212 dollars (more than 101 sterling) 42
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    Lock icon Russian Problems In Border Talks
    216 5 MOSCOW, Wed. (UPI> The Soviet delegation to Peking encountered derogatory wall posters, harsh negotiators and social ostracism during the first two months of border talks, informed diplomatic sources said yester- day. The sources said the head of the delegation. Vassilv V. Kuznetsov, reported th procedural
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    Lock icon Revolver, Shoe In Saigon Assembly
    242 5 SAIGON. Wed. (Reuter) Madame Kieu Mong Thu a glamorous and hot-blooded opposition member, grabbed at a revolver in South Vietnam's National Assembly today as pandemonium broke out in the former French opera house. Madame Thu. 28 became so Incensed during a debate on alleged pro-Communist
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    Lock icon Paris Clash Over POWs
    148 5 PARIS. Wed (UPI) U-S and North Vietnamese negotiator g at the Vietnam peace talks c'ashed yesterday in a sharply-worded debate over the treatment of U.S. prisoners of wa r Deputr chief negotiator for Hanoi Col. Ha Van Lau denounced th® presentation of a list of 1.406
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    Lock icon Bandits Killed
    46 5 BANGKOK. Wed. (Tauter)— Four bandits have beer ku.ea and two policemen seriousiy wounded in a 4(V-minute battle in P*ttani evince near the Malaysian border, a provinda 1 police report aaiH toreport said batt-« took place when police ambu»hed the bandit« in a hill village
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    Lock icon INTO THE SEVENTIES
    819 6 r[E first day of the year or the first day of the decade is a time to pause to take stock and, for the sentimental, it is also a time for making resolutions. The decade that produced near-fiction scientific achievements like man's conquest of the moon and
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    Lock icon The Great Challenge Of The 70s To Science
    1469 6  -  By Joseph Tyler WASHINGTON (UPI) Man the Magnificent cam* close in 1969 to making Mankind forget for a moment Man the Menace and Man the Miserable. I Whan Noil Armstrong, Hio first Man on tlio Moon, Ct a foot down on Hi*
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    Lock icon How To Further Widen The Generation Gap
    468 6  -  By PATRICIA McCORMACK NEW YORK (UPI) New Year's resolutions for parents determined to widen the communications' gap between themselves and teenagers during 1970: I will for child his rock records are nis business, that I have endured enough punishment to raise him this
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    Lock icon The Day Ted Drove His Career Into A Pond
    859 6  -  By ELIZABETH WHARTON WASHINGTON (UPI) Soon after today. Senator Edward Kennedy will faca an ordeal whose outcome could resurect a political life which is now in ruins. But it is e slim chance. Soma say it would take a miracle. On
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    Lock icon Why US Military Bases Are Overseas
    773 6  -  By WARREN NELSON WASHINGTON (UPI) Although President Nixon has agreed to return Okinawa to Japanese administrative control, he has been careful to do so under arrangements that will allow the United States to maintain military bases there. But, many ask. who needs foreign military
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    Lock icon Witch-doc: Doom For Teenage Drug Addicts
    160 6 JOHANNESBERG. (Reufer) A Zulu witch-doctor has predicted the spiritual and moral destruction of future generations in west* ern countries through the use of addictive drugs. Credo Vusamazulu Mutwa his fuii name means "Bushman Awakene r of the Zulus" is no ordinary jungly mystic. He
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon MARKET CLOSED ON STEADY NOTE
      420 7 THE Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday closed the year on a steady In the two hours, trading was mainly of a routine nature and trended selective. Turnover was moderate. In perspective, underlying the year's notable equitable response to the newcomers (36 issues compared
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      706 7 BUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS ACMA $2 21 13); Alcan $lB2 (2) $lB3 (6> $1.84 <4* $1.85 <6» $1.86 (8); LIM
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      Lock icon Melbourne To Have Direct Air Service To America
      271 7 MELBOURNE. Wed Melbourne will have a direct service to the United States six times a week from Ist July next year. Qantas Airways announced that it would fly from Tuilamarine to San Francisco v lB Svdney, Fiji and Honolulu on Tuesdays. Wednesdays.
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      Lock icon Sydney Closing Prices
      122 7 SYDNEY. Wed. (UPD Wednesday's closing Sydney Stock Exchange selected share* MININGS Acme* 1.20 Am Mm 800 Austral Mia 45 BH South 3.50 C. Nors# 7.00 C. Gold 10.70 Cm Kalf 1.15 Gt West .16 Hammersley 10.50 K- Kampar .70 Lake View 2.50 Loloma 3 50 Long Met
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      Lock icon EXCHANGE RATES
      100 7 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore yesterday mad* the following changes in its rates to merchants (rates are quoted to the equivalent of 1)0 unit* of foreign currency): SELLING T.T. or O.D r*ady: Deutsche Marks $B3 8550; Holland Guilders $85.3050; Swiss Francs $7l 5925; Belgian Francs $6.2375; French
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      207 7 THE following is a berthing list issued bv the Pert of Singapore Authority for todaT, Jan 1. 1970:DEPARTTRES Godown* Vessels 1/2 Dolius 3/4 Manoloeverett 5 Santo Maru 10/11 August Cesaree 13/14 Menestheus 19 Semarang Maru 21/22 Angelina 23 24 Kimanis 25/26 Kunak 33/34 Kanto Maru 38/39 Pando
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      Lock icon Engineer For Training In Europe
      147 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Toes. Mr. John Chant Thien Fatt, sales engineer with the Philips Department of William Jacks leaves next week (or Holland and other European countries, on a nine months familiarisation and training tour of several factories in the Philips group of companies. During his
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      Lock icon N.Y. STOCKS MIXED
      87 7 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI)~ The «toclc market Anlshed mixed yesterday in active turnover. At the close, the UPI marketwlde indicator showed a fain of 0.01 per cent on 1.677 Issues traded There were 724 advances and 697 declines A turnover of approximately 15.700.000 shares, compared with 12.500.000
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      Lock icon Dow Jones averages
      43 7 NEW \ORK. Wed. OJPP Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. 30 Industrials 794 63 20 rails 176 07 15 utilities 109 53 65 stocks 201 63 40 bonds 68.07 Commodltv futures Index 139.12 off 0.62.
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      Lock icon Purchase Plan To Check Gold Prices
      324 7 WASHINGTON, Wed. (UPI) The world's major trading nations have agreed to a gold-purchase plan aimed at preventing the price of the metal from dropping below a floor of US$35 an ounce, it was announced yesterday. The International Monetary rund announced it will buy newlv
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      Lock icon Gold Prices Unchanged
      115 7 NEW YORK Wed. (UPI) Gold price* were mostly uncharged In quiet trading ye» terdav on market* her# and abroad. In London gold rose 21 cents at the morning Axing but lost the same about for second fixing of $35.20 per troy ounce Frankfurt gola gained 1 cent
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 69 3/8 Cts.
      321 7 JANUARY first grade rubber buyers clued at 5 p nu.. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 6J-| cents per lb., up one cent from the Previous close The tone of the market waa quiet after Irregular. The market opened above vesterday's high point on good
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      Lock icon Rubber Futures
      58 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged to 100 points higher on the New York commodity exchange yesterday. There were no sales (CLOSE) (PREV) Jan. 25.25 2425 Mar. 25.25 25.00 May 25.25 25.00 July 23.308 23.30 Sept. 23 208 23.20 Nov. 2525 25.00 Jan 25.25 25.00 Locally.
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      Lock icon NEW TRANS-SIBERIAN ROUTE CUTS OFF 3,100 MILES
      377 7 PARIS. Wed. The French and Soviet Governments have recently signed an agreement relating to the operation of air services between Paris, Moscow and Tokyo. In keeping with this agreement, the Inauguration by Air France and Aeroflot in April 1970 of a new Trans-Siberian
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange Closing Prices
      621 7 SINGAPORE—Stock Exchange sold and other price* officially listed at the clot* of busineaa. LXDISTRIAUI A cm* A lean Ben A Co Borneo Bad 2.20 *21 186 1-87 170 172 1 X.S Bou*tead Co. 203 1 M>4 Camel Pit wood Central >ugars CC.M 1.36 4.1* 4 1.62
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      Lock icon Aussie Mines Prominent On London Market
      171 7 LONDON. Wed. (UPI) Australian mines captured the limelight In a busy session on a Ann stock market yesterday. Two of the recent speculative nickel farourltles took wide swings before Poseidon ended higher on the day while North Flinders fell again. Losses predominated in the
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      90 7 THE noon prtM *t U» StBC*porr Chlneae rrtxJoc* «xc bania IMtWdky W9Tt> DQ7M Sella* Coconut Ot! sets (T OM Drum Coconut OH 01 50 (FORI Drum Mixed Copra >7 00 Muntofc Whit* Pepper IBM <FOB) Sarawak White reaper twos <F O B.) Sarawak Special Iliac* Pep par (F-OB) >-.L
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      70 7 (Manager** Frle«e I m CHARTERED UNIT TRC8T 8. Growth Fond 1M 1.11 ASIA OUT TBD8T# VU1 Invest, rand ISO 140 SINGAPORE OilT TBI8T0 lit Malayan 2nd Malayan 3rd Malayan Tht Com. Ind xd Tb« Sav. Fund 280 2 03 128 1 03 1.09 1 18 l.|» (Manager#' Wen
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      Lock icon Tin Price
      14 7 Th« tin Pnc# for yesterday was $499.12 i per Pieul up som.
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      426 7 ARRIVALS. 500 a.m. MSA 029 R. Lnmpor. 8.10 a.m. CTA LT 1578 Loa Angeles, Honoluln. Tapeete. Auckland Noumeaniwam. Ma At is R. Lampur. »lt am. GAKIDA UAWB Jakarta. 10 1A am. MBA ltl R Lumpur 10.25 a.m. MSA 005 Nam, Ipob. R. Lompor. Malacca. UJIml pan AM PAB4I
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  • STUDENTS' PAGE ALL $5 ESSAY WINNERS
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      Lock icon My First Day In School
      161 8 QN my first day in school I woke up very early because I was going to school for the first time. When I reached the school I was excited and nervous. I kept on asking myself what a school was like. As I walked into
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      Lock icon Co-education
      215 8 po-EDUCATION la the edu\J cation of two sexes together. There should be a good proportion of both sexes In a class In each class there should not be more boys or more glrls.for this will be "unfair." In my opinion, co-education is desirable. Co-education also helps the opposite sex
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      Lock icon How To Do Well In Geography
      298 8 fPO DO well in a geography examination, it is important to understand what the examiner wants and to answer what is required without adding anything which is irrelevent, that is, which is unnecessary A good answer, therefore, keeps to the point, has order and
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      Lock icon My Pet Fish
      255 8 THERE are many kinds of fish-which are kept by people in large tanks My pet fish is the gold-fish Why I like this fish is very obvious. It is a very beautiful fish which can swim very gracefully in water Its movements are never hurried and our
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      Lock icon The Day I Went For A Heart Operation
      708 8 VyHEN rose f rom m y t ec j one morning, I felt a pain in my heart, to- gether with a very high fever and I thought it would be better for me not to go to school that day. I
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      Lock icon The Fighting Art Of Tae Kwon-Do
      485 8 T'AE-KYON, the ancient name for Tae Kwon-Do. dates back to the Silla Dynasty, about 1,300 years ago. Silla was the smallest of three kingdoms of Korea. She was constantly invaded from Koguryo in the north and from lUckchae in the West. In 500 A
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      Lock icon Life Of A Coin
      439 8 I AM a twenty-cents coin and was made in the mint of United Kingdom. I was later exported to Singapore by ship. When I arrived at Singapore, I was taken to a bank in the city. One day, an old lady came to the bank to
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      341 8 Hello, D u STUDENTS. First of all, let me wish you all a happy New Year. We hope you have had an enioyable holiday, climaxing with the festive season of Christmas and New Year. Well, tomorrow will be the first day of the new term for 1970. And after the
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      4 8 By Jack Tipptt vZs\si
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      116 8 DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and AUen McWSiams "TELL TMt WHOLE STORY TO THE FOOTBALL FOLKS, DUKE 'I THINK THEY'LL WANT VOU BACK IN UNIFORM/ V MeANWWlLE. IN A NEARBY HOSPITAL OFFICE... TlCO IS WTLL ENOUGH TO TRAVEL, t' LS ST CLAIR... JUST BE SURE HE OOESN'T v CATCH COLO
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    Lock icon Carry On Again, Doctor
    161 9 pARRY ON AGAIN, DOCTOR is a profound probe into the havoc which reigns at that seat of surgical science. Long Hampton Hospital, and in the British medical profession. Starring Sidney James as a medical orderly dedicated to disorder, Kenneth Williams as a surgeon who is a
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    Lock icon O'Horgan To Direct 'Lenny Bruce Story'
    72 9 HOLLYWOOD Wed. Tom O'Horgan has been signed by Columbia Picture* to direct "The Lenny Bruce Story." forthcoming Marvin Worth production, it was announced recently. O'Horgan. who directed the international stage hit "Hair" ia currently winning acclaim for his direction of "Futz". his first motion
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    Lock icon TEDA BRACCI
    40 9 HOLLYWOOD. Wed. Teda Bracci. one of the original cast members of the musical "Hair." has b#>en signed by producer-director Stanley Kramer to make her film debut In "R.P.M.*", Columbia Pictures presentation starring Anthony Qulnn, Ann-Margret and Gary Lockwood.
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    Lock icon Filming Begins On 'R.P.M.'
    78 9 STOCKTON. California. w *d. Principal photography on Stanley Kramer's RPM starring Anthony Qulnn. Ann Margret and Gary Loekwood. has begun at the University of the Pacific campus here. Kramer Is producing and directing the Columbia Pictures presentation which deals with pre-sent-day college unrest. Based on an
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    Lock icon PHONE OPERATORS THE MOST ABUSED PEOPLE
    619 9  -  Ann Landers T\EAR ANN: You've helped a lot of people but you've never said a word about the most abused. pushed-around folks of all those of us who work for the telephone answering services. How in the name of heaven can we get the
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    Lock icon Dear David Merrick: Your Ad Wasn't Nice
    471 9  -  V/ic/i/iiiif/ for ,l/i/st'lf... Sheilah Graham NEW YORK, Wed. Hello. David! And I do mean Merrick Was that nice to advertise lr. such big black letters that your stage production was the "Only Truly Authentic Dolly In New York"? We know the show is
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    Lock icon ALI MacGRAW STARS IN 'LOVE STORY'
    177 9 BOSTON. Wed. Principal photography has commenced on Paramount Pictures "Love Story" starring All MacGraw, Ryan O'Neal and Ray Milland. Shooting began at Harvard's Watson ice rink with the most logistically complex scene in the film, an ice hockey game between Harvard and Dartmouth in
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      48 9 The Chairman and Board of Directors of FAR EASTERN BANK LTD. Extend Their Warmest Greetings for the Festive Season to All Friends, Patrons and Business Associates on this Joyous Occasion FAR EASTERN BANK LTD. H«ad Offices 137/139, Cecil Street. Singapore 1. Branch Office! 38 Neil Road. Singapore 2.
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      84 9 THE NATIONAL THEATRE TRUST in association with GOSCONCERT MOSCOW present LENINGRAD STATE BALLET 3 Performancee National Theatre Thursday 8tl» |an )8 30 p.m. »'f «r |an I Friday 9th (an. f Saturday 10th lan- I as aa. aa ti3. sis At C K. T»na. Cold Siorwte RoMnaon n And National
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      294 9 b SHAW ®f WISH ALL MOVIEGOERS A A Gm4 Picture fcoin» la ltH [LIDO Phone *****] 2nd BIG WEiK No Free Lint Du* to fltm i«n(tta 4 Rkowi daily: 11 a.m.. 2 .10. lft A Via NO INCREASE la PRICES! JAMES BONO 007 "ON Hkß MAJESTY'S SECBET *EBV|CE' George Lazenoy
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  • SUN SPORT
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      Lock icon Steward Commends Jockey Kingston
      408 10 The following is the Stipendiary steward's reoort issued yesterday on the I*** days racing at Penang* RACE 1: Approaching the 3 furlongs Black Tulip (Kingston) had to be severely checked when crowded out from between Charman Rose (Dawkins) and Taipinr Jade (Rajoo). On inquiry it was
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      Lock icon Heath's Yacht Triumphs
      115 10 HOBART. Wed. (Reuter) The British Opposition leader, Mr. Edward Heath, in his sloop Morning Cloud, has won the 840-mile Sydney to Hobart Blue Water classic on corrected time, according to Erovlsional results released ere. The provisional results, released late last night by the Royal Tasmania Yhcht Club,
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      Lock icon Clarke May Miss 1970 Games
      96 10 MELBOURNE. Wed (Reuter) Australia's Ron Clarke, holder of all world running records from two miles to 10.000 metres, may miss next year's Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh and the 1972 Olympic Games. Clarke said: "I must make athletics a comparatively minor consideration to my private career."
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      Lock icon A Memorable Year For Singapore Golf
      497 10  -  Si UfrtU N«w« V T INETEEN-SIXTY-NINE will be a year to remember in Singapore oolf. During Hilt year the Republic wet host to the 17th Cenade Cup chempionship, a sport achievement in Southeast Asia. We salute the Singapore Golf Association for their endeavour in
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      Lock icon New Year Joy Only After Fight—Boxers
      723 10 TOKYO, Wed. (UPI) There will be no New Year celebration for both Australia's Johnny Famechon and Japan's Fighting Harada who will meet in a title rematch on Jan. 6. Both fighters have said they will postpone the celebration until after the fight. Famechon, who
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      Lock icon Volleyball Title
      29 10 SEOUL, Wed. (ATP)—South Korea today won the third Asian youth volleyball chamoionsh'os in the men's division >y be* i :he Fii 'ippines 3 0 in the match.
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      Lock icon INSIDE right Kluas Koppe (extreme right) jumps up to head the ball off a centre from right winger Hans-Jurgen Hecker (not in picture) in Tuesday's friendly soccer match between the visiting F. C. Hertha 03 E.V team of West Berlin and the Singapore Royal Navy Wanderers Police combined side at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The Germans won 3-0. Sunsport pix by Richard Chow.
      68 10 INSIDE right Kluas Koppe (extreme right) jumps up to head the ball off a centre from right winger Hans-Jurgen Hecker (not in picture) in Tuesday's friendly soccer match between the visiting F. C. Hertha 03 E.V team of West Berlin and the Singapore Royal Navy Wanderers Police combined side at
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      Lock icon Fierce Battle For Test Honours
      199 10 JOHANNESBURG, Wed. (Reuter)— With the Australian team due here on Friday, a fierce fussle is taking place among South Africa's Currie Cup Cricketers for Test honours. The South African season 1* now in full swing and the republic'* established task are battling s t de
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      155 10 CASABLANCA. Morocco. Wed (Reuteri A squad of 13 players has been named to represent Morocco in the World Soccer Cup final* in Mexico next May, th« Royal Moroccan Footba',l Federation announced here yesterday. Another four players will be selected later, accord in* to the Federation's
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      78 10 OLDHAM. Wed (Reuter) Oldham Athletic. 22nd in the Fourth Division of the Foot- ball League, dismissed manager Jack Rowley—for the second time in seven vears. Rowlev a former English international who scored two goals in Manchester United's 4—2 virtory over Blackpool in the 1948 F.A. CUD final
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      228 10 LONDON. Wed (Reuter) English and Scottish football fixtures for Saturday Jan. 3 are as follows: English Football Association Cup. Third Round Arsenal v Blackpool. Aston Villa v Charlton Athletic. Blackburn Rovers v Swindon Town. Bolton Wanderers v Watford. Bradford City v Tottenham Hotspur. Brentwood
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      302 10 Tests Show Swedish XI Not OverSensitive To Thin Air STOCKHOLM, Wed. (Reuter) Stamina tests have shown that tin Swedish World Cup soccer team will have no major problems with the thin air in Mexico next June, team manager Orvar Bergmark said yesterday. Last month, most of the top players were
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      Lock icon Combined Sikhs 6-1
      75 10 HONG KONG Wed. fßeuter> The Malaysian-Singa-pore Sikhs' hockev team completed their tour of Hong Kong with a convincing 6-1 win over the Army yesterday. The Sikhs led 4-0 at halftime. The visitors thus leave for home tomorrow with an unbeaten record. They captured the Dr. Keshminder Singh
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      266 10 ADELAIDE, Wed, (AFP) Gerald Battrick, a member of the British Davit Cup team, will receive a warning about his court behaviour tomorrow (Thursday) before he resumes his semi-final against Australian John Alexander in the South Australian tennis championships. When rain ended play just before lunch today
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      Lock icon Non-Whites Reject Cash Offer
      158 10 KIMBERLEY. Wed (Reuter> The n on-white South fr? a c n i? D r ket Board conl^P 1 forrria liv rejected a 50.000 Rand ($213,150) fU d set uP by the sPorts white players. The fund, announced thre« months ago by Mr. Jack Cheetnam. President of
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      2458 11  -  By WALLY MARTIN THE YEAR 1969 could well be called the year of •urprises in U.S. sports. It started with th. New Yortt Mets' tup.rbowl rl«tory en thet Sunday afterneen in January. No word, may e«er be eble te de.cr.be the fanta.tie tlimb
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      115 11 LOB ANOELES. Wed. (Reuten Scottish boxer Walter McOowan may be offered a tilt at the world bantamweight title against Mexico's Ruben Ollvares, British promoter Laurie Lewis said here. Mr. Lewis said he had been assured of this bv Los Angeles promoter George Parnassus, who has
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    Lock icon THE Stalwart in action as it goes into water, with a load of SAF personnel and British Army mem- bers. Sunpix by Richard Chow.
    151 12 Members of the Singapore Armed Forces yesterday witnessed a demonstration of Britain's Alvis Stalwart high-mo-bility. amphibious loadcarrier, capable of carrying 35 fully-armed troops. The Stalwart is
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    Lock icon IMF Ends The Gold Impasse With S. Africa
    174 12 WASHINGTON, Wed. (Reuter) The International Monetary Fund has agreed to buy gold from South Africa, ending an impasse that troubled the world financial scene for almost two years. The fund agreed to purchase newly mined gold if necessary under specified conditions tied
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    80 12 Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore becomes an honorary Companion of Honour in Queen Elizabeth's New Year's honours list published in London today. This exclusive order consists of the sovereign and 65 members, exclusive of honorary members. It is conferred for conspicuous national service but
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