Eastern Sun, 28 April 1970

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    22 1 Eastern Sun SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1330 Tuesday, 28 April 1970. MC (P) 1616 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon Sihanouk Holds Summit In Canton
    188 1 HONG KONG. Mon. (Reuter) Deposed Cambodian Head of State Prince Norodom Sihanouk set the seal on full co-operation with the Communists at a weekend summit meeting Sihanouk talked with North Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong Vletcong leader Nguyen Huu Tho and Pathet Lao leader Prince
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    Lock icon Vietcong Spy Sent To Jail
    46 1 SAIGON Mon. (Renter* —The leader of a Vietcong spy nrg who was alleced to have had many meetings with high American officials in Saigon was JaiieH today fo r fiv years. Bui Van Sac 64 had been found *uiltv of treason
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    Lock icon Down To The Sea...
    65 1 It's not only men who go down to the sea in ships-... Women members of the Singapore Armed Forces do too. Here, two of them gingerly try out a new fihrite canoe presented by the Singapore Armed Forces Yacht Club at Pulau Blakang Mati. Two canoes
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    Lock icon Case Dismissed
    26 1 LONDON Mon. A London Magistrate dismissed charges todav against an art gallery accused r»f staging an indecent exhibit of lithographs bv Beatle John non
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    Lock icon 8-in-1 Russian Space Sensation
    316 1 MILITARY SATELLITES? TTOSCOW, Mon. (Reuter, AFP) The Soviet Union hos launched a record eight x unmanned earth satellites from one carrier rocket. An official announcement by the news agency Tass said the rockets were launched on Saturday the day after China launched its first satellite. Western
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    Lock icon ORBITING CHINESE H-BOMBS?
    235 1 I JONG KONG, Mon. (UPI) China may be developing a satellite delivery system for nuclear weapons, "China watchers" said today. They said China could be planning to bypass the development of longrange intercontinental ballistic missiles. This u one of the "readings" taken by analysts following China's successful
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    Lock icon China Invited To Meeting On Cambodia
    173 1 JAKARTA, Mon. (UPI and Reuter) —China and North and South Korea will be invited to the Asian meeting on Cambodia, Foreign Minister Adam Malik said today. China's Invitation will be extended through a third country. Malik said. Indonesia has had no diplomatic relations with
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    Lock icon Students Burn Indian Flag, Bomb Police
    95 1 CALCUTTA. Mon (UPI) Communist students today burned the Indian flag at Presidency College and hoisted a Red flag In Its place. They ransacked the principal's office arid threatened to burn the whole building If anyone damages the Communist flag or tries to removb it.
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    Lock icon COLLECTING TROLBLE
    71 1 NEW YORK Mnn. <l T PI) Jackie Well*, a weapons collector from Derby. New Jersey, has been arresterf for the possession of 38 dangerous weapons his collection of switchblade kni\es which he was showing at a gun show. Police said the weapons were confiscated from the New York
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    Lock icon 'Singing' Satellite Watched
    117 1 NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) China's 380-lb satellite was closely watched today by the North American Air Defence Command. The satellite, known as Chlcom I for Communist China, passed high over a number of U.S. cities on its 114-mlnute egg-shaped orbits around the globe The satellite, the first
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    Lock icon U.S. Air Force Plane Lands At Phnom Penh
    210 1 PHNOM PENH, Mon. (Reuter) —An American Air Force Hercules transport aircraft arrived at Phnom Penh's heavily-guarded airport today with a load of large wooden crates. Heavily armed Cambodian troops stood guard Three American Air Force officers wearing flying suits stood chatting with
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    Lock icon China Talks
    22 1 TOKYO. Man (UPI) Peking Radio said today 'he next U-S. —China ambassadorial talk® wil] be held in Warsaw May 20.
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    Lock icon Star Fined $350 On Drug Charge
    255 1 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Film star Tony Curtis was fined SS3SO today after pleading guilt? to possessing cannabis. Police testified that a small quantity of the drag, less than an ounce, was found in Curtis'* luggage wben he arrived at Heathrow Airport yesterday from New
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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    Lock icon SPECIALIST SURGEONS NEEDED FOR MISHAPS, WAR
    400 2 More orthopaedic surgeons and medical specialists are needed to cope with likely increases in road accidents and industrial accidents and any incident of war. The Minister for Health, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, said Singaporeans should be prepared for even "the exigencies of war." Of
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    Lock icon $18.500 FINE
    27 2 Eleven persons yesterday pleaded guilty in the Ninth Magistrate's Court to a charge of assisting in oublic lottery. They were fined a total of $18,500.
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    Lock icon Four More 'Bomb' Scares
    183 2 Four "bomb incidents" were reported in the Republic during the 24 hours up to 4 p.m. yesterday. At 9.20 p.m. on Sunday following a 999 call, police arrived at the Bunga TanJong Cabaret in New World Amusement Park and recovered two banners and one "suspicious looking"
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    Lock icon Two Cadets To Work On Supertanker
    269 2 Two students from the Singapore Polytechnic will sail on a 200.000-ton tanker as cadet marine engineers. The two, Tham Choon Kin and Foong Ah Pang, both 19-years old. are in their third year of a fiveyear course In Marine Engineering at the Polytechnic. This
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    Lock icon STUDENT AWARDED $19,000 FOR FACIAL INJURIES
    462 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A university student in London, Miss Angela Soh Oon Kay, who sustained multiple facial injuries following a motor accident here in 1963 was today awarded $19,08 3.16 damages by the High Court. Justice Dato S M. Yong who described a woman's
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    Lock icon Humour Mongers: 7 Now Held
    52 2 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. Selangor Police have arrested another person, bringing the total to seven, for spreading rumours of impending troubles on or before May 13. police spokesman id that police were intensifying their efforts against subversive elements and rumour mongers. The drive will continue relentlessly.,
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    Lock icon Two Share Jackpot
    82 2 The second «roup prize of $20,000 in last week's toto draw had been won by two participants, who had the correct four numbers plus the additional number combination. One of them bought the winning toto coupon from a toto booth at Beauty World while the other was
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    Lock icon Driver Of Pop Group Dies
    132 2 Mohd. Binali Ashblee, 30. driver of the car carrying the six men.bers of the "Rollies", an Indonesian pop group, died in the General Hospital e* r ly yesterday morning, about six hours after the accident at East Coast Road on Sunday night. One of them.
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    Lock icon Bus Owners' Officials
    60 2 Mr Tan Kong Eng (Changl Bus) was elected President of the Singapore Chinese Bus Owners' Association at its Annual General Meeting last Friday The following office bearers elected were:— Vice-President Mr. Chong Wee Ling (Green Bus). Secretary Mr. Ee Thian Han (Hock Lee). Treasurer— Mr. Michael Tan
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    Lock icon Stolen Boat Recovered
    55 2 A small boat which was reported stolen on March 17 at Chanel beach has been recovered bv the police The e'.ght-feet-long boat, painted in pink and green. bear s the following "SI B. Centurion". Owner or owners are asked to contact Insoector Chan Chee Kong of the
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    Lock icon Dog Chain Gets Youth In Trouble
    60 2 A youth Arumugam Suppiah. 20 yesterday claimed trial to s charge of s:ng an offensive weapon—a dog-cha:n lie was alleged to have had the dog-cham on April 20 at 4 50 Dm Hl* case will b# heard on Aug 11 in the Eunth Magistrate's
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    Lock icon Lawyers Query 'Voluntary Confessions'
    228 2 TWO lawyers doubted in High Court yesterday whether evidence from two accused wat made voluntarily or made because of surrounding circumstances. Mr. Freddy Yin and Mr. John Tan Chor-Yong, defence counsel challenged the voluntary nature of the statements given by the accused. K°e Ah Tee and
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    Lock icon Theosophical Meeting
    33 2 A lecture on "The Ancient Wisdom" will be given by Mr. C. L. Chan to the Singapore Lodge Theosophical Society at 6.30 p.m. on Thursday it 8. Cairnhill Road, Singapore 9.
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    Lock icon COUPLE HELD UP
    40 2 Two men one armed w'th a knife held uo a couple a* a five foot way at Roch<> re Canal Road and them of cash and valuables totalling $175 on Sundav night. The robber escaped n foot.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      115 2 TODAY Tuesday, April 28, 1970. 62 63-76-79-89 JUL 2I AUG 22 10 Lock*^ 11 Mcrki 14 Overlook JSCX 16 Perioral 17 Sincerity _-etv« 20 for 21 Keep 22 Is 23 Letter. 24 Approval 25 A 24 Coutiou* 27 Mote 28 Content mm 29 "Borrow 30 Pervodes T Good I IntrusJ®*
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    Lock icon Tito's Deposed Heir Predicts: DEMOCRACY IN RUSSIA IN 30 YEARS
    280 3 NEW YORK. Mon. (Reuter) Russia will have democracy in 30 years, claimed Milovan Djilas, the former heir apparent to President Tito. "Everything will b* changed in Russia: it* economic and social relations with the West. 1 ts government and party
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    Lock icon Malaysian, Navy 'Holds' A Filipino Trawler
    184 3 MANILA, Mon. (Reu*®r) A Malaysian navy patrol launch arrested a Filipino fishing vessel last week, the Philippines Constabulary announced today. A constabulary spokesman said a Philippines navy boat w dispatched investigate tbe Incident yesterday. A belated report had just been received from the South
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    Lock icon Insecticide Menace: Java
    55 3 JAKARTA. Mon (AFP) Two persons died In oondonwoso. East Java, after eating locusts caught in a field spraved with thiodan. an insecticide. Antara News Agencv reported todav that the Land Fishers Service has also asked for measures to stop water polluted with thiodan from flowing Into rivers,
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    Lock icon WARNING ON EXERCISING DEVICE
    76 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. (UPI) The Food and Drug Administration <FDA) warned people not to use the 'relaxaclzor." an exercising device. There is an estimated 400.000 owners of the equipment in the country. FDA explained that the device may seriously "damage the heart and other vital organs." U.S.
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    Lock icon Youth Climbs Expo Tower In Protest
    255 3 SENRI HILL, Japan, Mon. (Reuter) A young radical perched today high up Expo soaring Tower of the Sun, and would not come down until the exposition was 'suspended/ A squad of 170 police kept watch through th e night. The demonstrator a p p
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    Lock icon Cambodia Regrets Massacres
    155 3 SAIGON, Mon. (UPI) Cambodia has expressed regret to the South Vietnam for the deaths of hundreds of South Vietnamese living in Cambodia. The former would welcome an official delegation to discuss 'repatriation' of refugees. The Cambodians, however, told tb*> South Vietnamese to delav sending a proposed cecond
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    Lock icon The 2 Chinas Are Just As Far Apart Economically
    492 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI) Basically, a comparison between the agricultural developments in the "two Chinas" the Nationalists on Taiwan and the Communists on the Mainland —is probably most unfair. China has more than 750 million people and 4,488.000 square miles of land.
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    Lock icon Communists Lead Armed Revolt To Restore Sihanouk
    415 3 THREE CAMBODIAN TEACHERS CLAIM. PHNOM PENH, Mon., (UPI) Three Cambodian teachers disclosed yesterday the communists are trying to lead a revolt to restore deposed Prince Sihanouk. They have just escaped from 2 villages occupied by the Vietcong. The guerrillas were distributing arms to
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    Lock icon MOB KILLS PETTY THIEF
    68 3 JAKARTA. Mon. (AFP)— A mob knifed to death a man who was involved in robbing two girls aged three and nine. In the Jakarta suburb of Sungal Bambu. The newspaper. 'Pedoman.' also added today that a woman accomplice of the man had enticed the girls into
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      58 3 ®The incomparable Mercedes-Benz 280Sa car that promises a great deal and delivers even more. For the man of distinction, a sophisticated, stylish automobile that emphatically reflects his good taste and exalted position. The Cycle Carriage Company (Enterprises) Re. Limited rj 1090 i mm ■m U W t P v mm—*
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  • Fotorama'70 YOUR WEEKLY PHOTO PAGE
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      Lock icon DIFFERENT 'AGES' OF A MINI MINOR
      593 5  -  By WSF BABIES With three lusty cries, a ba v is born. There are thousands of babies born every day around the world, but each one has his her own unique temperament and character. Between the ages of four months and one year, babies
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      Lock icon SINGAPORE LENSMEN IN TOP WORLD BRACKET
      713 5 THE standard of photography in Singapore tcday is classified as one of the top in the world. This achievement was revealed at the 21st Singapore International Salon of Photography 1970. The Exhibition in conJunction with the 7th Foto Fair will be declared open on
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  • Article
    Lock icon THE CHANGING ROLE OF LABOUR
    901 6 Itfß. S. Rajaratnam's speech at the Annual General Meeting of the international Chamber of Commerce was actually in two parts although cleverly enmeshed to form a homogenous whole one part delivered as Minister of Foreign AfTairs and the other as Minister of Labour. While what
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    Lock icon Botany Bay, 1770: The Day Cook Stepped Ashore
    1317 6  -  by BOB GATES GEMINI On April 29, 1770, Lieutenant James Cook anchored hit ship, Endeavour, in a small bay on the southeast coast of Australia. Although the place seemed pleasant enough at the time, he could not have grasped the consequences of
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    Lock icon The Old Nixon Returns
    553 6  -  by ART BUCHWALD WASHINGTON I can now reveal why President Nixon made his bitter attack on the Senate alter the Judge Carswell defeat. From talking to inside White House sources and putting bits and pieces together I have learned that this is what happened. Wednesday night
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    Lock icon Hair Power Is More Popular Today Than Flower Power
    1035 6 (UPI) NEW YORK Hair power it windinq it; way across America like crabgrass. Every day millions of men caress, care for and cultivate their beards while razors gather rust on the bathroom shelves. Goatees, muttonchops. sideburns, neck warmers and other hair
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    Lock icon Keep Out Piranha
    56 6 Letters... How come the Piranha, the ferocious South American river Ash is allowed Into Singapore? This man-eating fish can multiply fast and will certainly pose a dangerous problem if let loose into local waters by accident or design. Surely the Piranha ought never to be allowed to
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  • commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon STEADIER MARKET AFTER COMMITTEE MAKES INTENTIONS
      304 7 Exchang# of Malaysia and Singapore opened on a steadier note yesterday after the new Committee mada known its general intentions. However, trading was rather thin and tho market eased again on lack of Duying interest in the afternoon. Generally, share prices finished a shade
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      833 7 rjUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number ot shares traded in brackets in lots ot 1,000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS ALCAX Industries $1 67 (1) SI 68 (4) 51.66 (1); DIM SI 70 (1)
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      Lock icon TODAY'S SHIPS IN PORT
      124 7 The Port of Singapore Authority has mad# th« following berthing arrangement for ship* In port Tuesday Aprij 28 DEPARTURES Godowns Vessels 1/2 Havelstein 3/4 Berkitlaa 6/7 Joinvill^ B'9 Laerte* 10 11 Oriental Rio 15/16 Perseus 19 Korei Maru 21 West S'etter 25/26 Yasnomorsk 29/30 Jens Maersk
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      98 7 THK n«>«in onrft at I h Ntngnpore 1 hine»» »*r«duw Ki change fe»ter<1a» wrt*> Hu»»l Curonul t»i> IF OH) Hnlk Otmnut oil i F O H Oram 1 At Mued < npra M 0< Mniitnh U hllr Prppri <roB> 142 %0 HaruMui. White Pfrpri IF O B.) 140 IN)
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      Lock icon Accounting Assistant
      38 7 MR TAN KIM SENG has Joined Dow Chemical In Malaysia as an accounting assistant. He will be responsible for the accounting functions of the company and its associated chemical plant at Shah Alam. Pacific Chemicals Berhad.
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      Lock icon STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSING PRICES
      751 7 BID and offer prices oft'cially listed yesterday at the close of business in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore were: INDUSTRIAL* B A<*M% Cftl 1 2 04 1 KO 1 bM 1 64 1-63 Bhd B«'U>teart lo C amel Pl>wii«d (.antral
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      Lock icon New Marketing Manager From Bangkok
      226 7 MR KENNETH W. BOUGHTON has just arrived from Bangkok to take up the post of marketing manager of Kodak (Malaya) Pte. Ltd. He held the same position with Kodak (Far East) Ltd. Thailand for two years. Mr. Boughton. a former pilot In the Royal Navy
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      Lock icon Okay For New Air Route
      97 7 THE British and Soviet Governments' representatives in London have signed a supplementary protocol to the UK /USSR air services agreement giving BOAC Trans-Siberian traffic rights on the route between London and T<"ikyo via Moscow. The protocol also give* Aeroflot rights to fly across the Atlantic
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      Lock icon Chartered Tour To Expo A Hit
      106 7 SABER Air Private Limited and Tunas Tours and Travel Service announced that the first EXPO TOUR jointly organised by them has been a tremendous success. One of the passengers who returned recently said: "The 90 of us agreed that this is the cheapest chartered
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      Lock icon Regional Marketing Office
      194 7 ALUS CHALMERS. worldwide capital and consumer goods manufacturer, has incorporated a new company in Australia as a regional marketing office to bring the parents CS. organisation closer to its Asia-Oceania dealers. This announced recently by Mr. Lloyd Clifford general marketing manager of the new company Allis-Chalmers f"
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      87 7 <M«na«rr*' Pr1c*« for *prtl 211) H4K l»KMI IMI H1 6 (ironlh Nnit 10* 1-11 tMA 1 Ml IKIMh M ln\r»|. t II ml \d 1.21 «|M.>cnili IMI imivt# 1«| *lni*i»nr» 2 *1 ?n<1 »lntiipitrf IM 3rd 1 2©\d Ihr 1 oni Ind Id" 1ft' 1 hf »JH l
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 56 7/8 Cts.
      288 7 MAY first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m., in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 567/8 cent s per lb down half a cent from the previous dose Th e tone of the market was inactive. London was fully marked down on Friday's drop here
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      Lock icon MINING SHARES RESUME FIRM
      323 7 Sydney Stocks, Closing Prices SYDNEY, Mon. (UPI) Mining shares resumed trading on a firm note on the Sydney Stock Exchange today but lost momentum in the afternoon. Many stocks. Including speculative shares and market leaders, recorded marginal losses. Share turnovers were well down compared with Friday's
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      12 7 The tin price for yesterday was $712.00 per picul, unchanged.
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      Lock icon Hong Kong Money
      130 7 hong KONG. Mon. (UPI) Today's 5 p.m. currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): Buvcrs Sellers per 100 Straits dollars. 194 7 195.7 149 5 150.5 per 1.000 Taiwan dollar*. 6.735 6.745 per Australian dollar 340 360 per 1.000 Burmese kyata. 480 500 per 1.000
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      409 7 AKKIt AU! 81.4 am M-A IXX k Lumpur 845 am. M>A liy K Lumpur It SO p m M-A 451 kuchlng Uiipm M-A K Lumpur. Malay. 123 p.m. M>« Kotn kinabalu (■4(i p m M-A Ml Bangkok. Prn»o|. 1.10 p m M>A 021 k Lumpur. Ma law'a 710
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      Lock icon Sales Convention
      141 7 RANK XEROX recently held its second sa!es convention at the Straits View Hotel. Johore Bahru. This convention is an annual affair by Rank Xerox sales personnels from Singapore and Malaysia. One of the main reasons behind the organising of this convention was to enthuse salesmen on the potentials
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    Lock icon KEEP A FIRE IN THE FURNACE
    583 9  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN: DO you think you can tear yourself away from the sex perverts and other assorted k o ok s long enough to answer a sensible question? Several months ago you wrote a column about venereal disease. You made the statement
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    Lock icon Voight Admits He Needed Help In Filming 'Midnight Cowboy'
    649 9  -  Speaking For Myself.^ By Sheilah Graham Jon Voight is leorning the penalty of fame. He is NOT, I repeat, NOT the John Voight arrested recently for shoplifting. The domcging story was printed in o notional new spaper not in my syndicate
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    Lock icon THERE'S EXCITEMENT IN THE HANDBAGS
    634 9  -  By Florence de Santis NEW YORK: Cri n k led leathers have taken off as such a runaway success that already it's almost too late to talk about handbags in this "wet" look, whether patent or smooth leather. If you don't have a new crinkledlook
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    Lock icon Fashion flashes
    190 9 Young British menswear designers are workinr on a new basis. Th*y believe that many of the casual and leisure clothes of today will find their way into tomorrow's business clothes. The v see simpler clothes for men. such as the one-piece suit with a jacket, both tipper-closed. They
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      45 9 CATHAY: NEXT CHANGE! A COLORED SHERIFF ON THE WAV UP... tick tick tick A WHITE SHERIFF 0\ THE WAY OUT... tick tick tick... XBUT THE HATE THAT SURROUNDS THEM... ...tick tick tick starring: Jim Brown George Kennedy Fredric March L>nn Carlin Janet MacLacMan Panavmon Metrocolor
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  • SUN SPORT
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      Lock icon THE Lufthansa Football team, a top amateur group from Germany, arrives in Singapore Wednesday to play two matches at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 7.30 p.m. The visitors will meet the Singapore Services team on May 2 and the Singapore Civilians on May 6. The team leaves Singapore on May 7.
      51 10 THE Lufthansa Football team, a top amateur group from Germany, arrives in Singapore Wednesday to play two matches at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 7.30 p.m. The visitors will meet the Singapore Services team on May 2 and the Singapore Civilians on May 6. The team leaves Singapore on May
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      Lock icon Frank Beard Wins Champions Tourney
      462 10 RACHO LA COSTA, Calif., Mon. (UPt) Frank Beard, a skillful iron player and a sure putter, won the 150,000 U.S. dollar Tournament of Champions by seven strokes Sunday when he shot a final 71 for a 72-hole total of 273, 15 under par. Billy Casper,
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      Lock icon Baseball Results, Standings
      191 10 NEW YORK Mon (UPI) —Following are the standings and results after Sunday's baseball games: AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W. LGB Baltimore 11 5 Detroit 10 5 4 Washington 7 8 3* Boston 7 8 3 J New York 7 11 5 Cleveland 5 9 5 WEST W LGB
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      Lock icon COURSES FOR SWIM JUDGES
      85 10 A Swimming Judge and Timekeeping course will be organised bv the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association from May 13 to 30 SASA secretary Woon Sul Kut said only a limited number of applicants will be accepted to undergo the course. Selection will be on a "first come
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      Lock icon U.K. Dismisses 2 Top Swimmers
      212 10 EDINBURGH, Mon. (Reuterj Two top swimmers were dismissed from the British team tor "unsatisfactory" behaviour during a weekend international meeting here against Russia. The swimmers. Alan Klmber and Keith Bewley. both 21. were ordered home after they had been Involved In a noisy incident on
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      161 10 ROME Mon (L'PI) Billie Je a n King of the U.S. jumped to a quick fourgame lead then won the last five game s to win her first Italian tennis championship yesterday with 6-1, 6-3 victory over defending champion Julie Heldman. also U S Mrs
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      231 10 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Mon. (UPI) South African Harold Henmng spotted Rive s Mcßee four strokes but flashed to the front with an eagle and a birdie on the final two holes to win th e 50.000 U.S. dollar Talla- hassee open yesterday. Hennlng bogied three holes
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      186 10 LONDON. MON (UPI) The French husband and wi/e team of Rene and Claudine Trautmann have won <5 per cent of the prize money on the European stage of the London to Mexico world cup rally, organizers said last night. As the 71 surviving cars
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      187 10 WALNUT. Calif.. Mon. H7PI) Randy Matson, holder of the world's shotputt record, heaved the shot 68 feet. 11-1/2 inches yesterday, the best mark in the world In the last two years. Matson set the world mark of 71 feet. 5-1/2 Inches in 1967. and hasn't been
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      138 10 SILVERSTONE. Englanl. Mon. (Reuter) New Zealand racing -driver Chris Amon helH off the challenge of Britain*? world rhamPion Jackie Stewart to win his first Formula One ra~e in seven vears of trvinr at the international troohv meeting here today Twenty-six vear-old Amon. in a works
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      322 10 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Farokh Engineer, the Indian Tift wicketkeeper-batsman, spearheaded defending champions Lancashire to an eight-wicket victory over Middlesex in their opening English County John Player League championship match at Manchester's Old Trafford ground yesterday. Rain reduced the match to 27 overs and Lancashire
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      149 10 SAO PAULO. MOB. (Reuter) Brazilian fans booed their would cup football team here last night after a tough Bulgarian side held them to a goalless draw The Bulgarians arrived here early today after an all night journey and only m anaged to snatch five hours sleep
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      107 10 COPENHAGEN. Mon (UPI) Promoter Mogens Palle said vesterdav he will stage his next gala, featuring the Emlle Griffith-Tom Boe s world middleweight t:tl« qualification, here May 29. Pall« said Griffith, the former welterweight and middleweight champion of the world, should give Bogs a final test before
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      501 10 AMERICAN NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) Don Bufords threerun homer down the right field line in the eighth inning carried the Baltimore Orioles to a 10-9 victory over Kanas City Sunday. th e Royals' 14th straight loss to the American League champions. The drive off loser
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      75 10 SALZBURG. Austria. Mon (UPI) Swedish racer Kent Andersson won the 250 cc class race of the Salzburg Grand Pr«x motorcycle contest yesterday. He covered the 10 rounds course i n 18:27.12 minutes which is an average soeed of 137.77 km an hour. Jam© Saarinen of Finland placed
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      528 10 NATIONAL M <° n Tom Seav r pitched l ii! fourth ,tra '9*»t win of the season and 14th in a row over th e last two seasons Sunday Dodgers 3* M h <■»> Angtiei Seaver. who won 25 games last season and tied the
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      309 11 GLASGOW, Mon. (Reuter) The British press give England little chance of retaining the World Soccer Cup in Mexico this summer following yesterday's goalless draw against Scotland. Todays reviews of the British championship match are harshly critical of the world champion's performance and are unanimous in
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      44 11 HONG KONG. Mon (Router) A North Korean men's table tennis team beat Chechoslovakia 5-0 in a match played yesterdav in Pyongvang. the Korean Central News Agency said to day V In the women s matches Czechoslovakia won 3-1. the agency said.
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      101 11 GIRESUN. Turkey. Mon (AFP) The army was called In to disperse supporters of the local Turkish second division club here yesterdav when the fans rioted over the referee's handling of the match against Kutahya A group oX supporters attacked the referee, whom thev considered responsible for
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      109 11 TOLUCA. Mexico. Mon. (UPI> Mexico and Rumania's "B" selection played a 1-1 tie here yesterday In a bruising World Cup soccer warmup for the Aztecs. The home team led 1-0 at the end of the first half. Mexico whipped Rumania 3-2 In Leon Wednesday night. The
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      49 11 JAKARTA, Mon. j (AFP) A Singapore girls soccer team beat a Semarang, Central Java, girls team 2-1 on April 24, Antara News Agency reported today. Thousands saw the match. Antara said the Singapore gir| s were not only better technically but were bigger than their opponents.
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      126 11 HOUSTON. Mon. <UPI) Clark Oraebner came back from a 2-1 disadvantage yesterday to down Cliff Richey three set* to two and win the singles championship of the River Oaks invitational tennis tournament. Graebner of New York City won the match 2-6. 6-3. 5-7. 6-3. 6-2 despite
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      1006 11 The following are the race weights for this weekend's racing at Bukit Timah: FIKST DAY CLASS I—DIV 2—l MILE. Katong View 9.00 Super Picture II 8.13 Good Prince 8.12 Seal* Bav 8.11 Glen larmonic 8.11 Lavhimtat 8.11 Napoli 8.10 Parallel 8.10 Haoov Melodv II 8 09 Feature
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      165 11 DALLAS, Texas, Mon. (UPI) Andres Gimeno of Spain outfought a group of Australians in the semifinals and finals to win 5.000 dollars and the Dallas Morning News Tennis Classic Championship yesterday. Gime no defeated Roy Emerson of Australia 6-2, 6-3. 6-2. in the best of five
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      53 11 SYDNEY, Mon. (UPI) Australian racing driver Leo Geoghegan left for Tokyo today to compete In the Japanese Grand Prix May 3. Geoghegan. who won the race last vear. said he anticipated hit major opposition would come from world champion Jackie Stewart Geoghegan will drive a new Lotus S9B
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    269 12 A widow and mother of eight yesterday tried twice to kill herself after she was stopped from stabbing a man at the Fifth Magistrate's Court. Earlier, the court hod thrown out a complaint she made against the man, alleged to have cheated her of a
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    395 12 There are things even a singer with a golden touch—that's Johnny Mathis—cannot do. Like getting a part in films. "But that's not the end of the world. "I am still trying and in fact I have already made some concrete arrangements to appear to
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    56 12 A housewife. Tan Soon E* 41 reDortert to the nOlice of the theft of two gold watcher worth $1,700 and Hong Kon» currency valued at SS4OO from he r home at Queen Astrid HiU on Sunday night. Entry was gained by •climbing over the balcony leaning
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    274 12 Count Alain de Pracomtal, a senior director of Jas. Hennessy Co., Cognac, France yesterday presented three gold replicas ofpriceless value" to three local organisations. The presentation was to mark the sale of the 25th million bottle of Hennessy Cognac since 1945.
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    160 12 The Minister of Education, Mr. Ong, Pang Boon, yesterday praised Singapore's women tor retaining their femininity in a society that is becoming increasingly technologyorientated. He said this in front of a large gathering of housewives, career girls and teachers when he opened th e Home
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    253 12 A VISITING representative of the Arab League Mission in New Delhi ti very impressed with Singapore's achievement in its urban renewal scheme and land reclamation scheme. He is Mr. Abbas Seif-EI-Nasr who is currently in Singapore for a week on a goodwill and
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