Eastern Sun, 10 March 1970

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  • 23 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY ft Estd. *966. Vol. 4 No. 1288 Tuesday, 10 March 1970. MC (P) 1616 Price 15 cents
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  • 1015 1 A Record Budget With No Tax Hike FINANCE Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee's budget yesterday voted 31.7 per cent of a record total estimated expenditure of $1,041.2 million for defence and internal security. Expenditure for the period April 1, 1970 March 31, 1971 will be nearly $290 million more than
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  • 66 1 BANGKOK. M«n (AFP) Gastronomes with a taste for history can now eat in the tradition of the ancient Chinese emperors if they have two days to spare. tb»> rarest to the total of 108 dishes on the menu are skewered mouse legs, grand Mandarin style slugs'
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  • 211 1 HONG KONG, Mon. (Reuter) The Communist Pathet Lao has offered to "negotiate" an end to the present fighting in Laos by letter. The Pathet Lao news agency said today that Fed leader Pnnce Souphanouvone has sent an ureent message to his half-brother Prime Minister Souvanna
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  • 144 1 BANGKOK. Mon (Reuter) Thailand has asked the United States for more arms and equipment because of Communist victories in northern Laos. Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn said today. Thanom said an urgent request was made during Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman's visit to the U
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  • 38 1 BOMBAY. Mon. (Reuter) Magistrates today adjourned until March 17 a case In which British Jockey Joe Mercer Is alleged to have tried to smugele foreign currency, travellers cheques and diamonds worth almost 8516,000 out of India.
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  • 117 1 SAIGON. Mon. (Reuter) Americans are stubborn fighters, refuse to surrender and even spit at their captors, according to an unhappy senior Vietcong. The official wrote in a letter captured recently by U.S. troops that not one American had yet voluntarily surrendered to the Vietcong and
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  • 58 1 VIENTIANE. Moil. (AFP) Royalist government forces have retaken Phou Vleng, the westernmost position occupied by the North Vietnamese in their current offensive In Laos. Phou Vlene Is on national highway number seven between Monz Sol and the crossroads of Bala Phou Khoun on road which links
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  • 86 1 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Firemen returned to work at Heathrow today after a week-long wildcat strike that threatened to completely close the airport. The 90 firemen walked out last Monday over demands for higher pay The airport which handles more International traffic than any
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  • 31 1 SAIGON. Mon. (Reuter) A small bomb exploded In the entrance of the American Cultural Centre In Can Tho In the Mekong Delta this afternoon Injuring four Vietnamese civilians.
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  • 267 1 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) The Isle of Dogs quietly claimed independence today with a firm promise from its new President that he means business. The grubby corner of London's dockland declared itself independent at midnight after waiting In vain for assurances that its 11.000 people would receive
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  • 204 1 MONTEVIDEO, Mon. (Reuter) —Guerrillas have raided a church, freed 13 women prisoners allowed out to attend mass# and escoped in o hijacked ambulance and a convoy of getaway cars. The whole operation earned out by a 15-man band of Uruguayan extreme left-wing
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  • 29 1 KARACHI. Mon. (UPI) Flftv thousand Pakistani teachers today walked out of their classes lnsplte of a government request. They await the announcement of a new educational poller
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  • 139 2 THE Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs, Mr. Chan Chee Seng, said yesterday that all firing of crackers is prohibited, unless permits from the Police have been obtained. He was replying to a question raised by Mr. P. Govtndasamv. M.P. for Anson, in Parliament, who asked
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  • 72 2 PARLIAMENT will discuss the main estimate for the financial year April 1, 1970 to March 31, 1971. for five days during its next meeting on March 19, 20, 23, 24 and 25. Also introduced in Parliament were Singapore Mariners' Club Bill by the Minister for Communications. Mr. Yong
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  • 41 2 THE first group prize for this Thursday's Toto Draw will be $120,000 to winners w/h five numbers correct. Participants are advised that with effect from thl* Thursday, the service fee of five cents for each coupon will be charged.
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  • 61 2 A headlea* corpse, without limbs, was found on t^ e shore near the Tanjong Rhu slipway on Sunday afternoon. A Police spokesman said that due to the advanced stage of decomposition it was difficult to say whether the body belonged to a male or female Police
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  • 1007 2 SINGAPORE Government's development estimates for 1970/71 provide for a total sum of $438.5 million, the Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, announced yesterday. Speaking in Parliament during his budget speech, for the financial year April, 1, 1970 to March 31, 1971, he said the
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  • 209 2 Same Nose* Wheel A KUCHING-BOUND airplane turned back upon arrival at its destination all because of the same technical fault which it had experienced exactly 24 hours earlier. The MSA Fokker Friendship landed safely at the Singapore International A'.rport with a
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  • 98 2 There were two road deaths In Singapore on Sunday. In the first death, a motor cyclLst, Kuah Peck Sang. 20. died three hours later In the General Hospital after he collided into a lorry at the Junction of Meyer Road and Broaderlck Road on Sunday morning. In
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  • 81 2 A sub-contractor of the Jurong Shipyard Limited, who admitted stealing brass and copper parts from the shipyard because he "wanted to enrol in the Singapore Polytechnic" was yesterday jailed a year for the offence. Zalnal Abideen bin Abdullah alias Paul Tan Chm Bee. admitted In
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  • 31 2 A small fir«» which brolce out in the kitchen of the Empress Hotel wa s out ofJ within five minutes yesterday The damage -aused by the Are is negligible.
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  • 181 2 The Arst Merchant Bank was established yesterday to provide specialised financial services for the expanding economy of Singapore and its neighbouring countries. Called the Chartered Merchant Bank Limited. It Is primarily concerned with the raising of medium and long term capital. Announcing this, yesterday at
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  • 244 2 MRS. C. K. LEE and Mrs. Lee Suan Yew will hold a Cooking and Vegetable Carving Demonstration today from 10.JO a.m. to 12.30 p.m; The demonstration will be held at the St. Andrew's Cathedral Hall, Coleman Street Proceeds are in aid of the St. Andrew's Hospital.
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  • 228 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian government today directed the police to investigate the sale of records in the country to determine if there were any discs with objectional lyrics about drugs and sex being sold. The Acting Minister of Home Affairs, Enche Ham.
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  • 338 3 WASHINGTON, M on. (Reuter) —President Nixon today faced further congressional attacks over U.S. involvement in Laos following White House acknowledgment of American losses in hostile enemy action there. The White House announcement yesterday said at least 27 Americans have been killed or are 'missing in
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  • 47 3 SAIGON. Mon. <UPI) American troop strength In Vietnam was reduced by 2 650 men last week, US. military spokesmen announced today. Spokesmen said there were 464,700 American servicemen in the war zone as of March 5. compared with a figure of 467.350 the previous week.
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  • 556 3 SAVANNA KHET, Laos. Mon (Reuter) Communist forces have steadily eroded government control in South Laos to the point where a Lao colonel described the military situation as 'serious*. Colonel Soulang Phetxoumphou. Deputy Commander for operations In the Third Military Region, told a press briefing
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  • 427 3 Mai.-Gen. Vang Pao's Post Is Safe VIENTIANE, Mon. (UPI) Maj. Gen. Vang Pao believes North Vietnamese troops may be pulling back from positions threatening his main base at Long Cheng because of supply shortages, it was disclosed today. According to well-informed sources in contact
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  • 131 3 KODIAK Alaska, Mon. <UPI> Federal pollution officials want up in light planes today to get a look at 1.000 miles of oil soaked beaches on the eastern edge of the Kodiak Island chain. High winds and heavy seas have prevented any extensive search of the area, where
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  • 157 3 BRISBANE, Mon. (Reuter) A prisoner serving a five-year sentence in Brisbane's Boggo Road Gaol has been given an extra two weeks under lock and key for not shaving. He was arrested for house-breaking offences. The prisoner. Barry Beer, about 25. claimed last week he
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  • 301 3 SYDNEY. Mon (Reuter> The repercussions of a Communist victory in South Vietnam would spill over into India, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America. Sir Robert Thomson, British guerilla warfare expert, warned last night. The western alliance would be seriously damaged
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  • 143 3 PORT ELIZABETH. Mon (Reuter) Pakistan's only submarine, Ghazi. has berthed here to land its commander for urgent medical attention for an abdominal complaint. A doctor and an ambulance were waiting at the Quayside and the commander was immediately taken to hospital. His name was not revealed by
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  • 254 3 SAIGON. Mon (AFP and Reuter) Saigon's political crisis cased slightly today with the announcement that the government had yielded to the newspapers demands. It hence eliminated a hike in newsprint. The price rise, due to the levy oi a special tax on newsprint, had
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  • 75 3 MORIOKA, Apan. Mon. (UPI) Residents of Murone Village are up in arm» against their village assembly because it voted yesterday to for 13 days despite urgent business. The council must deal with a government proposal to reduce rice acreage owing to a national grain surplus and to consolidate
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  • 313 3 SAIJO, Japan, Mon. (UPI) —A newly-completed open balcony collapsed and tent more than 200 women Employees down to the floor about 10 feot below. They were attending a morning roll call at a colour television set factory. Police announced 268 persons were injured, six seriously.
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  • 346 4 NICOSIA, Mon. (UPI) Eleven people were arrested overnight in connection with the assassination attempt on President Makarios, according to an official announcement. The announcement said three witnesses would attend an identity parade at which the arrested people would appear later today Official sources said the
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  • 203 4 SEATTLE, Mon. (Reuter) Actress Jane Fonda was arrested after leading an invasion of 100 Red Indians on two U.S. military bases near here. Military police arrested Miss Fonda and 85 of her Indian braves last night after they tried to infiltrate Fort Lawton and
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  • 91 4 PARIS. Mon. fßeuter) A man locked himself In his flat la.«t night and blaz*d j away nt police with a shotI gun. killing one and seri lously wounding two. When police eventually I shot open the door they found the man dead Police said
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  • 176 4 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter)—Arab guerrilla leader Yassir Arafat fay Arab armies could never stand up to an Israeli blitzkrieg. But h© also declared la a British newspaper, there could be no final Israeli victory either. Arafat, leader of El Fatah, the largest Palestinian Commando Group, said"We can
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  • 69 4 JERUSALEM. Mon. (Feuter) Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban savs Israel is prepared to sign an Immediate peace agreement with Lebanon Eban said Israel is interested In peace and co-ope-ratlon in the area But he added: "If the choice is to live or to be
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  • 52 4 TRINIDAD, Mon (Eeuter> The United Btates home was one of the targets In a series of fire bomb attacks In Port of Spain as violence set off by black power demonstrations continued. Molotov cocktails were thrown Into five others houses and a Britishowned chemist's shop was set
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  • 45 4 LONDON'. Mon (UPI) Barton postmistress Ruth Sherman. 60, was less than scared when a small man pointed a sawn-ofT shotgun at her and demanded money. "I told him not to be so silly." she said. "So he bought a flvepenny stamp and walked out".
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  • 203 4 NEW YORK. Mon <UPT"> Five people were held in New York and California today in connection with the manufacture and widespread distribution of a n*w hallucinogenic drug called PCP, which is mixed with parsley and smoked. Federal narcotics agents arrested three of the suspects in a raid
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  • 24 4 PARIS. Mon. <Reut«»r» France's ruling Gaullist party appears to hav* consolidated It* position at least marginally In elections for local government councils.
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  • 468 4 GUATEMALA CITY, Mon. (Reuter) American diplomat Sean Holly kidnapped and released by Communist Guerrillas told reporters today how he was blindfolded and taken deep into the countryside on horseback at night. The 41-year-old diplomat. seized from his car at gunpoint by armed men on Friday
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  • 144 4 NEW ORK MOB (Reuterj Gravediggers and cemetery proprietors here today tentatively agreed to bury their differences snd end an eight-week strike. A union spokesman for the cemetery workers said they are expected to vote on a new pay agreement soon. No detail* were announced but the
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  • 604 4  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN: My eves are swollen from weeping hut I am determined to write this letter while the thoughts are fresh in mv mind. A dear little girl, only three years of age. was shot to death yesterday by her
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  • 179 4 We Can't Be Hurt' —Rebels GCATEMALA CITY Mon (Rfutwi "The government cannot hurt us" fw>a*ted of the young guerrillas exchanged for the life of kidnapped CS. diplomat Sean Holly. Jose Manuel Aqulrr# Monzon. 25-year-old bearded member of the outlawed "Rebel Armed Forces'* which snatched Holly only a week alter trading
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  • 516 6 TT does appear somewhat strange that the so called Big Four United States. Soviet Union, Britain and France are reportedly reaching a settlement on the Middle East "war". Neither the Arabs nor the Israelis have taken any direct part in the talks that have gone on intermittently
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  • 411 6 JJNITED States President Nixon during the time he has been in office has done some serious rethinking about American commitments in Southeast Asia and came up with a set of policy statements which, on the surface, seemed to please both Americans and Southeast Asian leaders. Unfortunately, just
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  • 584 6  -  By ERNESTO MENDOZA HONG KONG, (Reuter) Hong Kong is finding it difficult to shake off its "sweatshop" image despite its growing prosperity. As its exports grow, the clamour abroad increases against this tiny British colony's backyard factories which turn out everything from shirts to toys. The
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  • 535 6  -  ly ART BUCHWALD WASHINGTON Everyone talks about water pollution, but no one seems to know who started it The history of modern water pollution in the" United States dates back to Feb 28, 1931, when Mrs Frieda Murphy leaned over her backyard fence and said
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  • 1194 6  -  (by Alan Rake, Gemini New* Service) LONDON: The Commonwealth banana trade has reached crisis point. That is the explanation for the presence in London of a high-powered delegation of West Indian Ministers Talks started at the Foreign Ai Commonwealth Office on Feb. 27 between Lords Chalfon and
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  • 400 6  -  By Don Woolford PORT MORESBY, (Reuter) The rising cost of brides in Papua part of the Australian Trust Territory of PapuaNew Guinea j s causing concern. The Port Moresby Local Government Council wants to bring in rules limiting the bride-price, but its attempts so
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  • commercial and industrial
    • 314 7 TCADING was fairly subdued on the stock market yesterday with the Kuala Lumpur trading room closed and operators mainly withdrawn in anticipation of th« Singapore budget announcement. Industrials softened marginally along with some profit-takinq. Business was concentrated in a handful of popular speculatives whilst
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    • 1095 7 T> USI M ESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange ot Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified:- INDUSTRIALS Acma $2 39 (1) .Mean $2 04 (4»; DIM $2 05
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    • 148 7 MELBOURNE. Mon. The direct American private investment stake in Australia reached 5U52.650,000.000 in 1968. a rise of 5U5285.000.000 over the 1967 figure. New statistics from the United States Government show that the bulk of the investment was in manufacturing SUSI.420.000.000 up SUSIS6.000.000 on 1967. The
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    • 77 7 Pact On JapanTurkey Venture ISTANBUL. Mon. (UPI) A Japanese trace delegation which toured Brusa on Friday headed by Hlrozkl Morihira agreed t<> make joint venture with Turkish firms of 280 million Turkish liras. (US$2B m.) in silk fibres and cannin? industries. A group <>f six Japanese trade visiting Turkey, held,
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    • 702 7 BID and offer prices officially listed yesterday at the close of business in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia an*' Singapore were: INDUSTRIALS Bu> ers Sellers Arms 2.39 2 40 A lean 204 2.05 Ben Co 177 1.78 Borneo Bhd- Mi 1.75 1.76
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    • 320 7 MARCH first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m., in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 621 cents per lb., down one cent from the previous close. The tone of th« market was dull. The announcement that the U.S. stockpile will be cut dow n by
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    • 100 7 THfc noon prim m mr i»mC a pore < hine«e Pro<in<« tochange »e*terr1aj were> Bujer Seller Coconut (Ml (FOB) Bulk MOO 1 Mcunut oil (NIB) Drum &t SO Mixed Copra 3400 M lint oh Unite Pepper (FOB-i 170 00 Mrauak Uhlte Pepper (FOB) 167 50 Marauak Special Black Pepper
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    • 32 7 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI) Two Japanese electric appliance firms of Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co. (Toshiba) and General Corp. have announced a business tie-up to avoid overlapping investments In their production facilities
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    • 152 7 AN agreement was signed recently between Diethelm A Co. Ltd.. (Aluminium Division), Singapore, and Petman Ltd.. Hon* Rone. for the manufacture in Singapore and Malaysia of Petman S-200 aluminium windows The agreement alio provides for Diethelm to market the units In Singapore. Malaysia. Thaflani, Indonesia The sales
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    • 95 7 TOKYO. Mon <UPI) The Japan Automobile Manufacturing Association la planning to send an automobile distribution study team to the United States and European countries. automobile sources Friday The sources sa'.d members of the team to make the trip will be formally announced following a meeting
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    • 5 7 <*Hnnt Kong Currency)
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    • 192 7 girl with the ready smile and ever eager to be of service to outgoing as well as incoming passengers at Paya Lebar International Airport left Singapore on Sunday She is .Miss Hen t Gek Imm of Scandinavian Airlines System and Thai International. She left for a 10-day
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    • 240 7 THE Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for today, Tuesday. March 10. DtPARTLRES God owns Vessels 12 Master Stellos 13'14 Jozef Conrad 13'14 Polydorus 25 26 Hainan 33/34 Ibarakt Maru 42/43 Vlsha Mahlma 45 Star An tares ARRIVALS Godowns Vessels 5 Barpeta
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    • 122 7 HONG KONG. (UPI) Monday's 5 pm. curreney rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd (Buyer*) (Sellers) 195 19* per 100 Straits dollars 1445 1455 per 1,000 Taiwan dollars 6-75 6.76 per 1,000 Burmese kyats 510 530 per 1.000 Indian rupees ISO 170 per 10.000 Indonesian rupiahj
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    • 302 7 Sydney Stocks, Closing Prices SYDNEY, Mon. (U PI) Australian Associated Oil Fields shot up Australian 68 cents to AS 1.90 on the Sydney Stock exchange today. Rumours have been circulating that A.A.O. have struck nickel at their Mount Clifford leases. Their contributing shares rose
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    • 96 7 LONDON. Mon. (UPI) British car manufacturers built a total of 1.717.073 cars, including taxis estate cars and station wagons, in 1969 Th s was 98.863 cars fewer than in 19*8. statistics issued bv the society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders showed during the weekend. The
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    • 380 7 ARKI\AL# •IS am- M:»A 123 K Lompur MS to. M» A 119 K Lumpur itlOpn MSA 451 KurMni 2.50 p m MSA 021 K Lumpui. Malacca 126 p m MSA ASS Kota Klnal>alo 140 pm MSA S2l Bangkok. Penang 7.10 pm M<*A 02? K Lompur. Malacca 710 pm
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  • STUDENTS' PAGE
    • 357 8 WASHINGTON: Scattered across various parts of the world are small glassy objects called tektites, a geological curiosity since their discovery more than a century ago. Now. after 10 years of scientific detective work, an American investigator is convinced tektites cam® from the moon. Dr. Dean R Chapman of
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    • 514 8  -  DATELINE By Ele,Walt Dulaney DEAR Ele and Walt: There is a girl at school who has nice but very strict parents. She cannot even go to the dances at school. This is hurting her social image as she is quite a popular girl. How
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    • 215 8 TOKYO: Both the Japanese Government and the automobile industry are conducting intensive researches on measures to insure the safety of motor vehicles and to minimize public hazards caused by them. The largest institution engaged in this research is the Automobile Public Hazards and Safety Centre in the
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    • 109 8 TOKYO: An international youth gathering aimed at promoting friendly relations will be held in Japan In connection with the forthcoming World Exposition in Osaka. Western J" an. Japanese sponsors said The Japan Youth Council. one of the three organisation sponsoring the meeting «aid about 500 youths from
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    • 288 8 Famous anniversaries are the subjects of these five special British stamps to be Issued on April 1. They are designed by Fritz Wegner who was praised for his 1969 Christmas issue Marjorie Saynor. making her entry into the stamp world. Thev are: value sd. the 650 th
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    • 113 8 THE Singapore National Volleyball Championship (1970) will be held at Whampoa Secondary School from March 11 to March 26, 1970. (No matches will be played on Saturdays and Sunaaysi. The Convenor Madam Liu Man Ling (Principal of Whampoa Secondary School) wishes to express her gratitude to all
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    • 200 8 STOCKHOLM A new computerised teaching aid STStrm called "TeaehAld"* for use in secondary. higher, and vocational training has been developed br Sweden's ASEA electrical engineering company, In conjunction with launching the system, the company has reached an agreement with Vasteras. a city with a population of
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    • 53 8 The heat of "The Chinese Story-telling Competition for all English Primary Schools In Singapore." organised by the Singapore Chinese Second Language Teacher*' Society, was held on Saturday morning, in the following places. Anglo Chinese Primary School. St, Andrew's Sec School and Kuo Chuan Girls School (respectively). Over ninety
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    • 49 8 TAIPEI A total of 3.444 cOiiegg graduates left Taiwan in 1969 to pursue advanced studies overseas 773 more than in the previous year. The Central News Agency quoted an Education Ministry report as saylnj that a great majority of the students 3.015 wen* to the United Statea.
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
    • 93 8 DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and AJden McWiMiams DANNY AND TROY ARE ABOUT TO DEPART TO COVER THE STORM WHEN THEY LEARN OF ADA JACKSON'S PLANS f I'M TAKING A SMALL BOAT TO EAST ISLAND, RAVEN... AND SHOUTING WON CHANGE MY MIND/ 1 -4 53 YOU'RE OUT A YOUR TRllf
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    • 111 8 QUIZ 1. Which parts of the body are chiefly affected by Bright'* disease? 2. What is the purpose of the gall bladder? 3. What are barbiturates? 4. What is the last letter of the Greek alphabet? 5. What is plankton* 6. What are (a) the horizontal, (b) the vertical rows
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    • 495 9  -  By W S F Water looks like a piece of glass when it is a calm day at sea everything seems normal and is back to normal. Whether one is looking for pleasure or beginning the day's work, it is full of hope.
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  • SUN SPORT
    • 140 10 MADRID. Mon. (UPI) World lightweight boxing champion Ismael Laguna of Panama has offered Spanish contender Pedro Carrasco a title fight in Madrid, Carrasco's manger Renzo Casadei said yesterday. "Laguna's offer was made to me through the Panamanian Consul in Madrid.'' Casadei said. "The champion is
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    • 225 10 HAMPTON. Virginia, Mon. (UPI) Stan Smith zipped past Thomaz Koch of Brazil to win the singles title and teamed with Arthur Ashe to win the doubles championship in the US. indoor tennis championships yesterday. Smith's lightning-like serve was good for 12 aces against his long-haired Brazilian opponent.
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    • 119 10 AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Mon. <Reuter» M C.C want a shortened tour of New Zealand after their marathon four-month six-Test campaign in Australia this winter. New Zealand Cricket Council Chairman John Leggatt said here today Mr. Leggatt said MC C. wanted to cut the New
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    • 934 10 Wor/rf Cup Marathon Wi7/ Be Very Very, Very Tough' LONDON, Mon. On April 19 the flag will fall on the start of the roughest motor sport event the world has ever known the 16.000-mile London to Mexico World Cup Rally. And as many as
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    • 280 10 FORD has entered four Escort Twin Cam rally cars for the coming World Cup London to Mexico Rally. With two full seasons of international rallying behind it. the Escort has proved time and again that it has the performance, the reliability and the rugged durability to
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    • 280 10 COPENHAGEN, Men (Reuter) Japan provides the strongest overseas team with Mala\sia and Indonesia not in the picture in the Danish Open badminton championships which start here today. ThP tournament, regarded as a dress rehearsal for the premier AllEngland championship later this month, has attracted 120
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    • 295 10 ORLANDO. Florida, Mon. Reuteri Arnold Palmer battled stroke for stroke with Bob Lunn for 35 holes In the final rounds of the US$l5O,OOO dollar.* <£7o 000> Florida Citrus invitation golf tournament yesterday, only to lose on the last hole by three-putting. The disastrous final-hole
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    • 106 10 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. Singapore. Thailand and Brunei have been Invited to participate in the international schools athletic meet at the Stadium Perak. Ipoh on Aug. 1. The meet, organised by the Schools Sport* Council will follow the A'.« i.an *rhools athletic championah;p* at the same venue
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    • 1300 11  -  Commonwealth Games By Brigadier Jock Balharrie, Chairman of Games Ceremonial Committee The writer of this article has behind him more than 30 years of soldiering most of them with Scotland's crack armoured unit, the Royal Scots Greys. Now stationed in Edinburgh, he finds
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    • 218 11 HAMPTOV. Vlrctnia Mnn. (Reuter) The formation of a rival group to the International Tennis Players' Association (I.T.P.A) was announced here yesterday. The new group, called the Association of Independent Tennis Professionals (AIT#.), will Include professionals not currently under contract to any professional tennis organisation. The Idea
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    • 73 11 GOTHENBURG. Sweden. Mon. (Reuteri Kiell Isaksson. of Sweden. Improved the world's best Indoor mark for the pole vault with 17 feet 6-1,2 Inches at an a f hletlcs meeting nere yesterday. He beat the previous best mark of 17 ft. 6 in. set by American
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    • 115 11 LAKELAND. Florida Mon. (Reuter) Bob Stone, leader for the past two days, won the Florida Citrus Open golf tournament by four strokes from fel-low-American Rives Mcßee here yesterday. Stone carded par 72 for th»» final rouivl to finish with a ten-under par total of 278 for the
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    • 603 11 TOKYO, Mon. (Reuter) The Oriental Boxing Federation yesterday announced their monthly ratings for February but there were no major changes. Japan continued to ho'd the most champions in the 10 divisions with five, followed by South Korea three and one each by the
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    • 25 11 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Result* of yesterday's English Rugby League matches were; Dewsbury 9, York 5. Hull 17. Huddersfleld 3. Kelghley 28, Hunaiet 8.
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    • 71 11 TOKOO. Mon. (UPI) Tbehlro Sakai, a Waleda University senior, tdday won the men's singles title lii the 6th All-Japan indoor tennia championships by defeating lan Fletcher of Australia 6-2. 6-3. Fletcher runner-up in the 1969 Australian hard court championships singles, entered the finals yesterday by eliminating veteran
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
    • 1273 11 ilk dilliU (CHANNEL S) P.M. 300 Opening Arncts in all Languages A: General Hospital 320 Woman's World (Malay); 355 A Diary of Events in Singapore This Week < Malay*; 3 =>B It® Happening in Singapore »MaTay> < Repeat t; 415 Peyton Place 'Repeati Chinese Subtitles 500 iose Down; 6.1f Opening
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  • 795 12 FOUR armed robbers described as "good looking and well dressed", held up six employees of the plush Marco Polo nightclub and escaped with $10,600 in cash, yesterday. Police who arrived within minutes after a 999 call sealed off the entire surroundings of Clemenceau Avenue,
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  • 273 12 THERE will be a continuous flow of Americon investments into Singapore, the chairman of a leading bank, Mr. David Rockefeller, pre- dicted yesterday. He said that there could be further expansion in a number of al- ready existing fields. Mr, Rockefeller, of i the Chase Manhattan
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  • 509 12 THE Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, said it it important for Singapore not to be lulled into a sense of false security by the mild boom now going on. Touching on the shorter-term perspective in Parliament yesterday, he added that in
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  • 505 12 THE Commonwealth should be revitalised and retained for the benefit of the less developed members, Foreign Minister S. Rajaratnam, said yester- day. He warned of the possibility of the formation of a "new world system" by the advanced and rich nations (United States. Western
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  • 65 12 Police are anxious to eet In touch with the relatives or friends, of Llm Ah Tee *O. who died in *he General Hospital on March 5 He was found verv 111 alone Tanjong Pagar Road on March 4. but he died the following day Those w 'ho know
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  • 45 12 Two policemen from the Joo Chiat Police Station arrested a 23-vear-old vouth, who was about to ride off on a stolen motor-cycle. He was arrestee at the junction of Lorong 10 and Guillemard Road. He will be charged in court today.
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  • 51 12 A youth Sebastian Leong Wing Fatt, 18. was yesterday charged In the Ninth Magistrate's Court for snatching a purse from a 15-year-old hairdresser Ong Jim Choo. On March 7 at about 8.45 am. Ong was walking along Commonwealth Avenue when Sebastian came from behind and snatched her t>ur<e r'>nt"
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  • 72 12 Dawood P«kir Muhamrred k 37 ws»s charged :n the Ninth M*? l trate Court for th# theft of an IBM <*ctat:ng machine valued at $1,367 from the Public Relations office in the MSA buildm* in Robinsort Road He was alleged to have committed the offence on March
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  • 96 12 A man was yesterday charged in court for having in his possessions certain explosives without a licence at hi t house at Kampong Arang. Sim Chwee Shua was alleged to have 175 detonators, 28 detonators set with fuse, five fourgallon kerosene tins conder, one kerosene tin containing
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  • 63 12 S:x policemer who were on anti-house breaking patI rol arrested two youth? wt I 2.30 am. at St Thomas flats yesterday j From the youths thev recovered three scre-.v drive's. two spanners and one oiler. Further investigations rei vealed that they were res- por.sible for
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  • 57 12 Abdul Rahman s/o 0»* man Ullah. 20. was vester» dav jailed for four years after he sdmitten caus:ng hurt, together with two youths. to a taxi driver while robbing him at the point of a flick knife Tiv trio were eaid to have robbed Peh Hwa Kian.
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    • 87 12 TIME a TIDE TODAY SINGAPORE TOWN 12 28 am. (9 6 ft.); 6.24 am <l7 ft.); 12.38 p.m. (10.3 ft.); 656 pm. < 1 6 ft.). NAVAL DOCKYARD 12.38 a.m. (11.3 ft.»; 6.06 a.m. <2 2 ft.); 12 48 p.m <12.1 ft.); 6.31 pm. <2 1 ft.). TOMORROW SINGAPORE TOWN
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