Eastern Sun, 17 January 1970

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    Lock icon V-C Kills 9 In Refugee Camp Near My Lai Site
    203 3 SAIGON, Fri. (Reuter) Vietcong guerrillas attacked a hamlet near My Lai early today, killing nine civilians and destroying a row of houses, a U.S. military spokesman said. Opening up with small arms. automatic weapons a J >clie t grenades, the
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    Lock icon Cambodian Ports Supply Reds In V-N
    230 3 SAIGON. Fri. (UPI) Nearly 85 per cent of the war supplies equipping communist troops in the Mekong Delta and in provinces around Saigon are funnelled through ports in neutralist Cambodia, informed allied sources said yesterday. Some of the supplies unloaded at Sihanoukville and Ream
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    Lock icon Opposition Bloc In V-N Senate
    126 3 SAIGON. Frl. (Reuter) Senator Tran Van Don. one of President Thieu's chief political rivals, today announced the formation of a loyal opposition bloc in the Senate. He hinted at a press conference that the new grouping would form the nucleus for a broader opposition party
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    Lock icon STUDENTS IGNORE GOVT. BAN: Protest Against Rising Indon Prices
    275 3 JAKARTA, Fri. (UPI) Indonesian students took to the streets today for the second day in a row to protest the government's decision to increase oil and gasoline prices. About 500 high school and university students desieged the office of minister of
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    Lock icon GI Answer To 'Dear John' Notes
    191 3 SAIGON, Fri. (UPI) Pity the poor girl who sends a "Dear John" letter to a Gl from the U S. 4th Infantry Division "Dear John" letters, for those who are not familiar with the fortunes of war, are communications which soldiers receive from time
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    Lock icon Big Aussie Bushfire
    134 3 SYDNEY, Fri. (Reuter) A state of emergency was declared last night as a huge bushfire raging through oarched pastures in western New South Wales, posed a threat to a small town. The fire, burning on 30mile front, has already swept over more than 200.000 acres near Roto,
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    Lock icon Border Talks Breakdown Soon ?
    306 3 Border Talks Breakdown Soon MOSCOW. Fri. (Reuter and UPI> Major General Vadim Matrosov. Chlef-of-Staff of Soviet border troops, has been replaced as deputy head of the eight-man Soviet delegation now in Peking for border talks with the Chinese by his number two. diplomatic sources reported yesterday. The sources said they
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    Lock icon Indira To Aid Wives Of Missing Men
    294 3 NEW DELHI. Fri. <UPI) Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi this morning met the wives of four missing American airmen and promised to do her best to find out whether their husbands are still alive. "We were very pleased with the way the meeting
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    Lock icon Asylum For Man Who Threatened Agnew's Life
    115 3 AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Fri. (UPI) A man who threatened to kill U.S. VicePresident Spiro Agnew was today committed to two weeks in a psychiatric hospital. The man, Sydney Arthur. 32, an unemployed labourer, pleaded not guilty when he appeared before a magistrate this
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    Lock icon Eventual GI Pull-out Of V-N Is Definite: ROGERS
    415 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) Secretary of State William Rogers said last night that President Nixon's decision to end the U.S. combat role in the Vietnam War is "irreversible" and will lead to the eventual pull-out of All American troops. In remarks to a
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    Lock icon 1,900-Year-Old Ruins Are Big Archaeological Find
    539 4 JERUSALEM, Fri. (Reuter) Israeli archaeologists today reported uncovering the gutted ruins of a building destroyed when the Roman Emperor Titus captured and burned Jerusalem exactly 1900 years ago. Professor Nachman Avlgad, one of the leaders of the Hebrew University archaeological team, described the discovery
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    Lock icon Oronsay Delayed
    71 4 VANCOUVER. British Columbia. Frl. (Reuter) The British cruiser liner Oronsay has delayed sailings four or five lays as the number of confirmed typhoid cases among her crew and passengers rose to 34. The P and O Line, owners of the Oronsay. responded to an appeal by Dr. G.A
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    Lock icon Protesters
    52 4 ALEXANDRIA. Virginia. Fri. (Reuter) A Judge tonight rejected a defence motion for the acquittal of eight Vietnam war protesters including two Bishops, arrested when they tried to stage a religious mass inside the Pentagon last >ofhe defence unsuccessfully contended that the prosecution had made no case in two days
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    Lock icon BIAFRAN COL. PHILIP EFFIONG (top photo, left) and Federal Commander Col. Obasanjo are seen signing the surrender paper in Owerri. In the other photo, the rebel colonel arrives in Lagos to sign a peace agreement with Maj.- Gen. Gowon on Thursday.
    42 4 BIAFRAN COL. PHILIP EFFIONG (top photo, left) and Federal Commander Col. Obasanjo are seen signing the surrender paper in Owerri. In the other photo, the rebel colonel arrives in Lagos to sign a peace agreement with Maj.Gen. Gowon on Thursday. UPI radiophotos
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    Lock icon BIAFRA TRAGEDY: THE FORERUNNER OF NEW STRIFE TO COME?
    1080 4  -  Bv JOHN PLATTER LAGOS, Fri. (UPI)— In the steamy city of Lagos, sweltering beside its oily lagoon, war. starvation and death seem a million miles away. Only 300 miles to the east of this teeming metropolis of more than one million
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    Lock icon US Pull-out Of Europe Endangers W. Germany
    235 4 BONN. Frl (Reuter) West German Defence Minister Helmut Schmidt warned to- 1 day that any American troop reductions In Europe after 1971 would Jeopardise the very existence of the German Federal Republic. His warning came a day after the Commander of West Germany's
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    Lock icon Raid On Beatle John's 'Pornographic' Exhibition
    159 4 LONDON. Fri. (Renter) Police today raided an exhibition of lithographs depicting Beatle John Lennon's intimate love life with his wife lnko Ono. The Director of the London Arts Galleries said detectives ordered the staff to close down the exhibition, which opened last Tuesday. The
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    Lock icon Gorton's Acid Pool
    72 4 CANBERRA Trl. (UPI) Prime Minister John Gorton yesterdav said he believed someone threw acid into his swimming pool The water In the pool was discoloured and It was drained on Thursday and a sample sent for analysis. A spokesman for Gorton said the Prime Minister believed the
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    Lock icon Cummings
    80 4 LOS ANGELES, FTi. (Reuter> rilm Star Robert Cummings, 59. ended Ms 24-year-old marriage here today. The first Hollywood personality to divorce under radi-cally-altered California divorce laws, which went Into effect on Jan. I. Under the previous laws blame had to be established and this often resulted In days of
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    Lock icon LABOUR MP ARRESTED
    272 4 'Breaking Secrets Act: LONDON, Fri. (Reuter and UPI) William Owen, the Labour Member of Parliament accused of breaking the Official Secrets Act, made a brief court appearance today and was ordered held in custody pending a new hearing on Monday. The case lasted only five minutes at
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    Lock icon Reds In 36 Thai Provinces
    168 4 BANGKOK. Fri (Reuter) The Thai Government has declared that 36 of the country's 71 provinces are Infiltrated by communist guerrillas. The declaration published this week In the government gazette, gives government forces special power? to enforce martial law in the affected provinces. Full martial law
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    Lock icon Czech Police Arrests 1,740
    149 4 PRAGUE. FTI (Reuter) Czech police have arrested 1.740 people in a nation-wide round-up of "criminal elements." Prague Radio aaid last night. The radio said checks -were made on more than 18 000 people during surprise police swoops in 2.502 places In Bohemia and Moravia last night.
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    Lock icon West German Troops Are Looked Down By Own Society
    539 4 BONN. Frl. (UPI) Since West Germany's enforced disarmament ended with the mustering of 6 000 volunteers 13 years ago this month, the armed forces have had difficulty ending their proper place in Society. Lt. Gen. Albert Schnez, commanding the 328 000-man
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    Lock icon AMONG SINGAPORE'S BEST-DRESSED WOMEN
    335 5 WEEKLY pictorial feature by the Eastern Sun based on the photographs taken by our cameramen at official functions, parties, exhibitions, shopping centres etc. MRS. G. PORTER, (left) wife of Mr. George W. Porter, Attache at the American Embassy was confident in this dress of lightweight crepe
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    Lock icon U.S. Defence Cut Will Render Many Jobless
    306 5 LOS ANGELES Fri. (UPI) Secretary of Defence Melvin R. Laird said Thursday about 1.25 miUion military and civilian jobs will be lost due to defence spending cutbacks necessary to fight inflation. Laird said he would be "less than frank" If he said the
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    Lock icon Quarantine
    80 5 SPACE CENTRE. Houston, Frl. < UPI) A special InterAgency Committee recommended yesterday the National Aeronautic* and Space Administration (NASA) drop Its quarantine period for astronauts and moon rocks because no signs of life have been found In lunar samples. Apollo 11 and 12 astronaut* and the samples they brought
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    Lock icon Jean Peters Divorces Hughes
    111 5 LAS VEGAS. Nev.. Frl. CUPD Actress Jean Peters. wife of Industrialist Howard Hughes, announced Thursday she will obtain a divorce after 13 years of marriage to the billionaire. Miss Peters did not state the grounds for the action in the brief statement issued by the Hughes'
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    Lock icon Americans Pay Tribute To King
    192 5 CHICAGO. Fri. (UPI) Thousands of Americans paid tribute yesterday to Hie memory of assassinated civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. On the 41st anniversary of King's birthday, several states officially observed "Martin Luther King Day." Crowds gathered for memorial services. and schools let
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    Lock icon POLICE DOG
    64 5 PITTSBrBGH. rr i. (IPl)—Pittsburgh police are wondering If their K-9 dogs are too well trained. Patrolman Homer Craig said he was investigating a burglary when he saw a man run from the scene. His K-9 dog chased the man. "Stop." Craig yelled to the suspect. The police dog
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    Lock icon Humphrey Raps News Media
    187 5 NEW YORK. Frl (UPI) Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey criticized the news media yesterday for falling to report adequately the "green revolution" which has saved 60 million lives in India and averted a third world revolution predicted for 1975. "If 60 million Indians had starved
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      221 5 Whan tM vtathir is sultry, all forms of foror will Throo Logs Brand RHINO HORN FEVER WATER is good for roliof of al' fevers and also as a euro for baby's moailos and pox fwars. COMPANY LIMITED WEN KEN DBUG Head Office 39 A 41 Choon Gaan St. Singapore. 2.
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    Lock icon MALAYSIAN BUDGET
    429 6 Malaysian budget presented by Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Tun Abdul Razak Includes the features of deficit financing, Increased taxation of luxury goods and priority spending on development all In line with current budgetary trends in the developing countries of Asia and Africa. Although the budget was
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    Lock icon BRANDT'S ASSESSMENT
    370 6 DESPITE all the optimistic phrases which were used by West German Chancellor Willy Brandt In his state of the nation speech at the Bundestag, an undertone of disappointment was clearly evident. Flushed with victory on becoming the Chancellor, Brandt flourished a series of olive branches at the Soviet
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    Lock icon The Macabre, Ridiculous Case Of Rudolf Hess
    815 6  -  By WILLIAM FORREST Gemini Newt Service BERLIN Dickens, who died a hundred ynort ago, should be living at this hour. If He were, he would see that some of his wildest flights of fictional I fancy fill far short ofi the real-lift drama
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    Lock icon Mafia Can Assist...
    336 6  -  By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) Organised crime in this country has been taking a bMting lately and without tha cops even lifting a finger. rtrst there was Jimmy Breslln'a book. The Gang That Co uld nt Shoot Straight", which pictured New York's Maflosl as a bunch of
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    Lock icon What's In A Name?
    374 6  -  LEŢ S. RAMACHANDRA THIS letter is written for its local nomenclatural and historical interest and not an attempt to disrupt the existing local communal or racial harmony. The previous na*ne of Chulia Street was Kling Street and that of Chin Chew Street was Macao Street. The
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    Lock icon Census Starts In The Soviet Union
    543 6  -  •y ALAN THOMAS MOSCOW, (Reuter) Through Hu snows of the Arctic circle, by reindeer sledge end teleprinter, the first results of Hie most comprehensive census ever staged in the world's largest ststa era beginning te trickle in. The nation-wide counting in the Soviet Union,
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    Lock icon Prepare For Political Fight Call By Commander
    868 6  -  By SEAH CHIANG NEE VUNG TAU, South Vietnam, (Reuter) Tha commadcr of South Vietnam's' Vitt Cong-style army has urged that government forces ba sent to occupy the country's 12.000 hamlets in preparation for a ceasefire. Lieutenant Colonel Nruyen Be. Commander of the Revolutionary
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    Lock icon Problem Of Too Many Cars
    446 6  -  •y YASUO NAKAGAWA TOKYO, (Reuter) Tha motorcar increasingly dominates Japaneae life...but as road deaths and injuries soar many Japanese are wondering if their country is really ready for it. Only the United Btates has a higher traffic casualty toll than Japan. But related to the
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon Federal Paper Shoots Up In Speculative Buying
      526 7 RATHER hectic dealings in Federal Paper Products highlighted trading in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. And for the first time since its listing in October last year, the counter was spectacularly taken up by highly speculative elements to prices beyond
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      1099 7 OUSINESS 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 Aema $2.22 (1>: DIM $2 25 (1); Alcan $1 98 (5) SI 96 (I)
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      Lock icon HONG KONG MONEY
      114 7 HONG KONG, Frl. (UPI) Fndar'j 5 p-m. currency rates f.«upplied bv Foreign eschar** n d Investment Ltd.): Burers Sellers per 100 Straf'* dollar* 295 lfl6 144.75 145.75 per 1.000 Taiwan dollar* per Auvtr«lt<uo dollar* 6 735 6 745 320 300 per 1.000 Burmese ky«t» 530 540 r»er
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      Lock icon Sydney Closing Prices
      166 7 SYDNEY, Fri (UPD Friday's closing Sydney Stock Exchange selected shares: MINING Acmex 100 Australia Min 1 00 Barrier 1 -25 BH South 5.50 C Norse ®-®0 C Gold 10.50 CRA 22.40 Emper 1-25 Endur *®o GM Kalje 110 GT Bould 5.50 GT Nthn "0 GT West 35
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      Lock icon MR. LIM CHOON KIAT (second from left) and Mr. Eddy Tan (fourth from left) Manager and Asaistant Manager respectively of Inter-Marketing (Singapore) Private Ltd., are shown observing a technical operation during a seven-day locksecurity seminar they are currently attending in Bangkok. The seminar has been arranged for top executives of the Inter-Marketing Group from Singapore, Malaysia. Hong Kong, the Philippines and Thailand.
      62 7 MR. LIM CHOON KIAT (second from left) and Mr. Eddy Tan (fourth from left) Manager and Asaistant Manager respectively of Inter-Marketing (Singapore) Private Ltd., are shown observing a technical operation during a seven-day locksecurity seminar they are currently attending in Bangkok. The seminar has been arranged for top executives of
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      Lock icon HONGKONG'S TRADE WITH U.K. STEADILY DECLINES
      253 7 HONG KONG, Fri. (UPI) This British colony is becoming less reliant on trade with Britain, the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce said yesterday. This is the finding of comprehensive analysis by the chamber of Hong Kong's trade with th« United Kingdom during the
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      Lock icon New Advertising Firm Opens Here
      194 7 MR. Bob Ng, a self-made man, believes that success is there for the man who is prepared to work hard for it. Practicing this golden rule for the past 10 years, he has now become the Managing Partner of Ideas Advertising, the latest advertising firm
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 69 1/8 Cts.
      283 7 February first grade rubber buyers closed at 3 p.m.. in Singapore and Kual* Lumpur yesterday at 69-1/8 cents per lb., unchanged from the previous close The ton<» of the market was verv quiet but steady. The market ruled mostly uncertain during the morn;ng following yesterday's tax
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      254 7 THE following is ft berthing list Issued by the Port of Singapore Authority for today, Jan. 17: Departures God own* Vessels 10/11 Erlce 15/16 Dolius 19 Johneverett N.W. 1 Bruas N.W 2 Glang Lee 31 32 Vishva Vlbhuti 33/34 Patroclus 42/43 Meyenbtirg N.W. 3 Semenylh N.W. 1
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      Lock icon Stocks Ease In London
      228 7 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) The market eased sharply last afternoon, alter Initial firmness Profit-takers moved in op the unchanged bank rate decision. and a late shake out In Australians had a further unsettling effect. Toward# the close the FT index was down 4.0 at 419.4, after an
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      Lock icon NEW YORK RUBBER
      55 7 NEW YORK. Fri. (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged to 40 points lower on the New York Commodity Exchange Thursday. There was one sale. Close Prev. Mar. 26.10 28.50 May 2600 26.25 July 26.00 26.25 Sept. 25.15 25.15 NOT. 26.00 26.00 Jan. 26.00 26.00 Local!?. No. 2 RSB
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange Closing Prices
      575 7 SINGAPORE—8toek Exchange Mid and other nrtcea officially listed at the rim* of business. INDUSTRIALS B. s. ACMA MS 2 22 Alcan 200 Ben St Co 182 180 Borneo llhd 179 1-81 Bouatrad Co 2 09 C. P|v*i>od 1 40 C. Sugar* 4 06 4 10 V.
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      Lock icon Gold Price Lowest
      160 7 LONDON. Fri (Reuter) London bullion dealers said gold yesterday touched Its lowest point since 1954. The price was set six cents lower at $34.80 at the afternoon fixing. Bullion dealers said this wag not only an all-time low for the market under both the old London gold
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      Lock icon Dow Jones avenges
      39 7 NEW YORK. Fli. (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 industrial 785.04 20 Transp 173.91 15 Utilities 109.82 65 Stocks 259.02 40 Bonds 69.42 Commodity Future index 137.31 up 0 28.
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      Lock icon Tin Price
      13 7 The tin price for yesterday was $703.00 per olcul down $0.75-
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      89 7 -1MB aooa priM at taw pore CblDnt Protfuea «c taienlkf ww> Hnwi Coconut Oil <T O B Balk CfMtinm (Mi (FOB-) Drum Mixed Copra *6 0© Munitifc Mbit* Pepper (FOB.) Mrmk Wtiite Pepper croB.) Sarawak special Black Peppar (FOB) M% N-L WT iampnnc f*pe<ial Black Pepper (FOB-) Lampnni Black
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      104 7 (Mai < tf. 8- Gro Mai SIN 1»t M 2nd M 3rd M ihr C Tb' xi (Mai 8t*rlln Ut H< na A In BJ iii al al oe IV ia ft m «erv' Price# for Jan 19} HLKKD IttttT TBLS1 th Fund It? 1 1» »I4 UNIT
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      Lock icon LONDON RUBBER
      74 7 LONDON. Fri (UPI) Rub. ber market closed nominal and uncertain with sF*"* 23-1/4. 24. Settlement Hous* February 23-1/2 23-3/4 March 23-13/18 24-1/18 Apri] 24-1/16 24-5/16 Apr June 24-5/16 24-7/16 July/Sept 24-5/16 24-7/16 Oct/Dec 24-1/4 24-3/8 Jan/March 24-3/16 24-5/16 Apr/June July/Sept 24-1/8 24-5/16 Oct'Dec 24-1/16 24-1/4 Jan/March 24 24-1/4
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      392 7 ARRIVALS 6.00 a.m. M>A Via k. Lumpur 900 a.m. .MSA liy K. Luiupur 9.35 am. MSA 829 Phaom-Prnb 10.16 a-m. MSA IXI k. Lumpur 1019 a-m- Msa 005 Penang. Ipob. k Lumpur. Malacca 1040 a.m. iHA i 1U428 Bangkok 1240 pm. OAKIIM OA>MMI Medan l.io pm. MSA 461
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    Lock icon Now, It's 'Mini' Radar
    670 8 THE advantages of miniaturisation in electronics are obvious to anyone who compares today's "transistor sets" with the radio receivers of twenty years ago. Gone are those wooden boxes containing hefty transformers and rows of fragile often very hot glass valves. Computers which once filled a rorxm
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    Lock icon 'WAR TO BRING PEACE'
    226 8 CAIRO, <AFP) War Is now the only way to bring peace to the Middle East, Mohammed Heykal. editor of the semi-official A 1 Ahram claimed in his weekly chronicle in the paper today. Mr. Heykal wrote: "The Arab world has only one remaining alternative, to start
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    Lock icon Carving New Bones From Ivory
    583 8  -  By ALBERT E. KAFF TOKYO, (UPI) A Burmese bone specialist educated in the United States is using ivory instead of metal to repair bone injuries. This may be Burma's best news of the year. Dr. San Baw, chief of bone surgery in Burma's Mandalay General
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    Lock icon ORCHESTRA IS A MUST FOR THE FIGHT
    392 8  -  The Fighting Rams By T. C. KEMASANG BANDUNG, Indonesia, (UPI) Tha staccato rapping of drums echoes down dirt paths laading to the village of Tjiwarugo, hurrying along the late arrivals. It is the end of harvest season and a traditional bout of ram
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    Lock icon The Secret Of Pukapuka
    737 8  -  By ROSS ANNABELL, Gemini News Service ROTORUA: Startling statistics are emerging from long-term research by a New Zealand medical team Into people living a "Robinson Crusoe" life on tropical islands of the Pacific. The survey shows that the 800 Polynesians of the remote island of Pukapuka.
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    Lock icon Blood Tests May Show Killer's Sex
    918 8  -  By DR. A. S. CURRY, By DR. A. S. CURRY, Director, Home Office, Central Research Establishment, Aldermaston. LONDON: Science helps to fight crime over wide front. Its methods range from computer analysis for the better use of police manpower, to the most sophisticated techniques
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      20 8 AMY Jack Tipprf "I'm making my Christmas list, Archie...You wouldn't be offended If I gave*you some dog soap, would you?"
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      88 8 DATELINE: DANGER! ty John Saundere and Aider McWiians THIS PQE3M SNOW HELPS. LEt RO*..rO SAV THE LITTLE RASCAL WENT THAT-A-WKKV/ >» rji R 1 A .--i > t COME ON, -nCO .WE KNOV you'PE »n HERE... WEUE NOT QOtNQTO HURT... l /r j hr 3 5 •>4 rW THE WIZARD
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    Lock icon Shari Lewis Says New York Is Dead
    601 9  -  •S"'"' l #«»f Sheilah Graham NEW YORK "Th« Gulf Stream it sinking, because it s getting 1... M id Shan Lewi,. "And all because w« won't buy oil from Indonesia." The pint sire, five-foot, 88 pound performer was ln New York to appear
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    Lock icon THE SUNNY SIDE OF THINGS
    249 9  -  A Lovelier You By Mary Sue Miller A SEASON in the tun it for fun. Mor e so if your wardrobe takes to the scene. A good plan start* skin out with swim suits The point not to miss her® 1* how well your choices
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    Lock icon Vacation And Not Guests
    591 9  -  Ann Landers TIEAR ANN: My brother is a pilot for a well known commercial airline Recently he was promoted to captain. We are all proud of him. He is very modest about the promotion but his wife has let it go to her head to such
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    Lock icon PILL IS SAFE—EXPERT
    164 9 WASHINGTON. Reuter An American gynaecologist said today that the birth control pill was safe. Dr. Robert Klstner, Of the Harvard Medical School, was testifying here oefore a Congressional hearing on oral contraception. "Apprehension that the pill causes cancer is not shared by the majority of physicians," he
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    Lock icon THE INTEREST IS IN THE THIRTIES
    652 9  -  •y Florence de Santis NEW YORK: One of the surprises of the upcoming spring season is going to be the revival of the dress. Costumes mere will be in plenty, but the interest in the Thirties, that great dress era, has inspired designers to
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      10 9 PALACE: TO-NIGHT MIDNIGHT! FIRST RIN MYSIE.R* THRILLER WJJB9W IN COLOR
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      340 9 D O Phone ***** I CAPITOL Phont- ***** XOrt SHOEING: XI as., 1 30. IN, 6 30 •30 P m El'.rabeth Campbell. Barbara Angely P.ANGEB GIBLS'' Co'.or iBBt Ten:«h: <fe Tomorrow Midnijht! II CArrTOIrUDO-KEX-BKV L. Chmg. Ti Lung ld Chiang HAVE inOKD WILL TBAVEL A SHAW PRODUCTION* Mandar.n in Shawseope.
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      249 9 ORCHARD-***** NOW showing: I.M. «.M. IM A t.15 p m MISINDEBSTOOD" In Color Anthony Qriavle John Sharp NEXT CHANGE "MASMCBE AY MABBLE CIYY" Brad Harris Color Scope □EON -***** »th FANTASTIC DAY: IHCBBT: UNITED lEAWX ONLT: I 11 I.M. I.M. AM IMp n THE ITAUAN JOB" Michael Can* Color. P
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  • RACING SUN
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      Lock icon Bank On Pharaoh's Ambition
      889 10 po for Pharaoh's Ambition in the class six division one sprint (Raca Three) at Ipoh today. The seven-year-old New Zealand gelding was unlucky when fourth to Supreme Confidence over sif last week he had to be checked after the 4f when he raced onto the heels
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      Lock icon Karabas Allotted Topweight In Lincoln
      129 10 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) Karabas. English-trained winner of the Washington DC. International last November, has been given top weight of nine stone 12 pounds to carry in fihe "Irish Sweeps" Lincoln. The handlcapper has rated him eight pounds better than his nearest rival. Boysie Boy. In
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      Lock icon Blackpool Rally To Beat Gunners
      228 10 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) Second Division Blackpool rebounded from a 2-0 half-time deficit to beat First Division Arsenal 3-2 in a third round Football Association Cup replay here last night. Arsenal, who beat French Club Rouen In a third round European Fairs Cup match on Tuesday,
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      1226 10 Race 1: CL 6 Dlv. 3 6 1.15 p-m-($4,500) I ***** Moonrtkw 7* 900 Mrs. D E Breuk R S Breuk Sfamat 1 2 252*2 Trooper 6y 900 J M Lewis RS Breuk Soaidi 9 3. 088*17 The Ttua 77 8 12 SH Tan Anmad 7 4.
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      221 10 JIMMY LAD CISCO ZODIAC RACE I: 5 CONTRACT II ill Pasir Ri\uptB 4 Globe Stream (7) EAST MONET 5 1 Contract U 1 9 1 Pasir Kavangan (6) RED FACE 9 Pasir Kayangan 5 Contract RACE t: 6 CAPITAL GAIN (3 I Checkmate 11 Motivation 6 CAPITAL GAIN 2
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      333 10 LONDON, Fri. To facilitate the present growth in international competition in horse racing, an international racing bureau it to open in London on Feb. 1. The auns are: To increase the level of international competition by making owners and more aware o* prize
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      139 10 BRISBANE. Fri. (Reuter) South Australia were in a good position today after scoring 318 runs for the loss of only four wickets on the first day of the Sheffield Shield match against Queensland Pre? Chappell. brother of Australian Test cricketer lan Chappell. hit 129 while
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      150 10 IPOH Frl. Bull Market, with Rod Dawkins In the saddle, impressed in a if workout in 38-2/5. He was full of running at the finish, reports our racing correspondent. The going was yielding. Lusteroid went fluently over 3f in 39-4 5. Double Eight did a
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      209 10 MELBOURNE. Fri. (Reuter) United States Davis Cup star Arthur Ashe todav played overpowering tennl s to eliminate Australian Alan Stone and advanco into the semi-finals of the Victorian Open tennis championshiD. Ashe only an bour to beat Stone 6-3 6-3. 6-2 The blustery condition
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      171 10 LONDON. Frl. (Reuter) The MCC hope to announce details of their visit to Malaysia next March within the next few days. Mr Donald Carr, Assistant Secretary of the MCC. said here yesterday. Mr. Carr could not say whether It would be possible for the
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      318 11 Restrictions May Upset Holding Of PI Open VfANILA, Fri. (UPI) The 1970 Philippine Open A which starts off this year's Far East golf circuit appeared in danger today of being scrapped because of current dollar restrictions in the Philippines. With the tournament already scheduled for Feb. 19 to 22, the
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      156 11 NEW YORK. Fri. (Reuter) The 1970 World Cup golf series will be played at the Jockey Club course in Buenos Aires. Argentina from November 12—15. the International Golf Association announced here yesterday. The 18th annual individual play and team matches, in which 45 countries competed in
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      152 11 JOHANNESBURG. Frl. «Reuter» Voung British golfer Peter Oosterhuis shot a one-under-par 70 yesterday to take a second-round lead in the 72-hole South African P.G.A. championship being played at Germlston near here. Oosterhuis, whose 69 In the first round on Wednesday was only good enough to
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      179 11 MONTE CARLO. Frl. (Reuter> Mild weather was forecast for most of France today promising more than 200 drivers a smooth start on the 39th Monte Carlo rally. Crews representing 25 countries will leave from eight points In Europe for the first and easiest
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      200 11 LOS ANGELEB Frl. (UPI) Nationalist China* Chi Cheng on* of the world's top all-around feminine track and field performer*, was today named athlete of the year for Asia by the Helms Athletic Foundation In Its world trophy awards selections. Miss Chen* won 70
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      156 11 Down 2-0 la the 20th minute Meta] Box rallied strongly to edge MalaysiaSingapore Airlines B' team by three goals to two In a SBHFC Junior league match played at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. It was a thrilling match from the start with MSA talcing a 2-0
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      78 11 PHOENIX. Arisona. Prl. (Reuter) Bert Green# ran in Are birdie putU and tank a seven-foot eagle on the lSth hole today to take a one-stroke lead in the U861H.600 (about £4I.IM#) Phoenix Open golf tournament. The 26-year-old Greene described the round as "one of the greatest
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      232 11 LOS ANGELES. Fri (UPI) Kipehoge Keino of Kenya jogged around a city park long enough to limber up and said he wag ready for an assault on indoor mile record in tomorrow night'* Sunkist invitational indoor track meet. Keino arrived lart night accompanied by
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      128 11 A hundred RAT golfers will take part In the fourday annual golf championships of the FEAT Golf Society, at the Singapore Island Country club's old course beginning on Tuesday morning. The golfers are from Gan, the RAFs remote coral island staging post In the Indian Ocean,
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    252 12 STAMP collectors can look forward this year to five commemorative stamp issues by the Postal Department of the Ministry of Communications. All these stamps were attractively designed by Singapore's own artists. The first issue will be the Osaka Expo '7O which will be issued on
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    121 12 Lim Kah Kheng. a former driving Instructor, was yesterday sentenced to six months jail when he pleaded guilty to a charge of cheating. On Oct. 10. Miss Tan Ah Swee took driving lessons conducted bv Sindow Driving School, in Tanjong Pagar Road and Lim was directed
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    152 12 The senior vice ©resident of the American Bureau of Shipping. Mr Robert T. Young, yesterdav predicted a tremendous future for Singapore in shipbuilding and repairing works. This is because the Republic has the knowledge the skills and the willingness to develoo the industry, he said at
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    84 12 The University ot Singapore Students' Union has appealed to commercial firms, government departments and other employers to offer temporary and part-»lme employment to more than 3.500 undergraduates during their long vacation from Feb. 1 to May 23. The Union has set up an Employment Bureau to seek all
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    15 12 There were total of 67 acddents nine of which were described as serious, yesterday.
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    469 12 Two British voyagers now •ailing from England to Australia in an 18-foot dinghy Herms have a very important date when they stopover in Jakarta next week an appointment with President Suharto of Indonesia. The two, David Pyle, 26. and David Derrick, 30. left Singapore yesterday morning
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    296 12 JUDGE TELLS SMOKER SINGAPORE is not a sanctuary for hippies, reef smokers or lotus eaters, said Mr. K.T. Alexander, the Third District Court Judge, just before he fined a seaman $3OO for smoking Indian Hemp, yesterday. William Tee alias Tea Tian alias Tee Bene Tian claimed
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    164 12 LEADERS of the travel industry in Singapore yesterday afternoon were briefed on the latest market research techniques to boost tourism at a meeting with Pacific Area Travel Association (PATA) directors and proxies at the Committee Room Stewards Bo*. Singapore Turf Club. Slides were shown to
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    249 12 THERE is a bright and promising future for the timber industry in Singapore, said Mr. Henry T. Eaton, Vice President of Veneer Products Limited of the United States of America, yesterday. He said that the local government should recognise the "tremendous pressure" put on prices
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    89 12 A total of 24.238 visitors vlew-ed the Moon Rock during the first two days it was on exhibition at the National Museum, a government released announced yesterday. The rock Itself will leave the Museum tomorrow at 8 pm for a sml'iar exhibition in Rangoon. However, in view* of
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    196 12 THREE traders, Lee Kim Teng, Koh Khoon Leong and Lee Tong Hen. were yesterday fined $lOO each by the First District Court Judge. Mr. D. C. D'Cotta. who found them guilty of fraudulenly possessing 12 tin ingots on Aug. 13 at about 8.30 a.m. at
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    46 12 Th# Anurtal General Meting of the Singapore Aquarists' Society will b# held at th* YMCA Auditorium Orchard Road on Saturday Jan. 24 at 7.30 t>m At the meeting, nm* membere who WOn at the l*th Berlin International Guppv Show will receive distinctive plaques ann certificates.
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    250 12 A RUGGED and solid granite stone weighing some one-and-a-half tons with inscriptions in all the four official languages will be laid for the monument in tribute to the Early Founders of Singa-—-p bv thp President, Enche Yusof bin Ishak. on Sunday It is to be erected on
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    125 12 The Primarv Produc'ion Department is now carrying out registration and licensln2 of farms at its 10 Agriculture/ Veterinary Extension Centres, the whole exercise to end at the end of the month Farmers who sre required to renew their old l:cen'- e and those who appl* for a new
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    81 12 A teacher Lim Beow Lmf. 25. reported to the Police thieves broke into he r house on Thursday night and got away w:th cash and jewel® lerv worth a total of $ll,BOO. Lim. of Wilkinson Road, woke up at 5 a.m. and found her room ransacked Casli 5300,
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      77 12 Time «fc Tide TODAY SINGAPORE TOWN: 4 51 am <8 2 ft.) 1146 am (3 2 ft.) 820 p.m. (6 8 ft.) 11.46 p.m <5 ft.) NAVAL DOCKYARD 4 54 a m. (9.5 ft.) 11.24 a.m. (4.1 ft.) 6 17 p.m. (86 ft.) TOMORROW SINGAPORE TOWN 540 am. (8 ft.)
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