Eastern Sun, 2 June 1970

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    23 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY ft Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1358 Tuesday, 2 June 1970. ft MC(P) 1616 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon Royal Navy Tanker Sinks Off Seychelles
    157 1 VICTORIA, Seychelle Islands, Mon. (Reuter) The Royal Nary fleet oil tanker Ennerdale (47,270) tons) sank in the Seychelle Islands today after striking an uncharted object. ihe crew of 60 18 Bntish officers and 42 seamen from the Seychelles are safe. The tanker, commanded by
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  • Article
    Lock icon BRAZIL THE FAVOURITES
    59 1 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) —London bookmakers today reinstated Brazil as favourites to win the World Cup Soccer final in Mexico At their meeting; at London's Victoria Club to decide the latest odds the bookmakers quoted Brazil as seven to two favourites, with England, the reigning rhampions next in
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    Lock icon MP's Son To Be Charged
    50 1 MANILA, Mon Reuter) —President Marcos today or tered charges to be filed a ainst the son of a parliamentary representative over tho burnme of two ."Pages. Presidential "tatement l Marcos had «.rdered c'-arces of arson he filed against Vincente Crisologo son of Representative Floro Crisologo.
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    Lock icon THE FAIREST OF THE FAIR
    73 1 Christine Stanley, this rear's "Fairest of the Perth Fair Festival", admits she is "terribly fashion conscious." That's because of the company she keeps and where she works. Christine- a sft 6" blonde with a 34-24-35 figure, is a private secretary and model with a fashion
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    Lock icon HUNDREDS DEAD IN PERU 'QUAKE
    363 1 J IMA, Mon. (UP The century's worst disaster in Peru a twominute earthquake that came violently on a quiet afternoon and killed hundreds of people left the country stunned today. The National Geophysics Institute in Lima said the strongest part of the quake lasted only
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    Lock icon Plane Crash
    23 1 TRIPOLI. Mon (Reuter) A Czechoslovak Ilvush;n--18 airliner crashed three miles from Triooli airport today killing three passengers and 10 crew members.
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    Lock icon 'Death Sentence' For Former President
    169 1 BUENOS AIRES. Mon. (CPI) A Peronista guerrilla group said today kidnapped former president Pedro Eugenio Aramburu would be executed by a firing squad. A communique from the group said after Interrogating Aramburu. It was resolved to 'condemn Pedro Eugenio Aramburu to be executed by a
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    Lock icon Dog Gets Home By Parachute
    89 1 LONDON. Mon. (UPI) An arm* officer brought his dog into Britain by parachute to get around Britain's new animal quarantine regulations a local health official said today Public health inspector for the Newhaven Urban Council .Mr. Gibbs said other people have doped their pets and
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    Lock icon Phnom Penh 'Guard Duty': THAI SOLDIERS FOR CAMBODIA
    322 1 I3ANGKOK, Mon. (Reuter) Thailand will send volunteer troops to defend Phnom Penh and release the Cambodians for action against Communist forces, Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn said today. The vclunteers will be trained in battalion-size units for eight weeks, he added. The Thais
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    Lock icon NEW DELHI MARCH BY JAN SANGHS
    89 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. (UPI) Thousands of members of the militant Hindu Jan Sangh Party raged through New* Delhi today, burning Primp Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi in effigv and shouting "long live Hinduism." They were protesting Mrs. Gandhi's charge in Parliament that the Jan Sangh's
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    Lock icon 38-Ton Weapons Caches
    184 1 SAIGON. Mon. <CPI) American troops in Cambodia have seized another 38 tons of weapons and munitions and captured a jungle truck park, military spokesmen said today. Battle commlques in Saigon and Phnom Penh reported scattered fighting In Cambodia. The Communist supplies were in three caches in "The
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    Lock icon Paris Visit
    27 1 PARIS. Mon. (Reuter) Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrived in Paris today for talks with President Georges and other French leaders on wide-rangine world problems.
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    Lock icon Accused Give Conflicting Views Of Incident
    503 2 Lee Chor Pet, one of the three accused in the kidnap-murder trial, said yesterday he tried to stop the killing of Ong Beang Leek. Lee, 24, said he received a stab in the right thigh while trying to restrain his two friends on the
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    Lock icon JUNE BABY SHOW
    65 2 A baby show will be held at the Tiong Bahru Community Centre. En Chin Street, on June 28 at 9.30 a.m. The show is open to babies who come under the group of three months to two years. Parents who are interested should apply at the Centre
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    Lock icon FLY-DRIVE AGREEMENT
    54 2 BOAC and Avis R*>r.t-a-Car have reached agreement on a scheme to provide one of th e most comprahensive international fly-drive services in the world. Passengers booking on most BOAC services to or from th e United states, Canada. Europe. South Africa and Kenya can now have immediate confirmation
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    Lock icon Blackmart Offence: $500
    42 2 Sonny Quek 25. was yesterday fined S5OO. or four months jail in default, when he pleaded guilty to a charged of attempting to re-sell cinema tickets at the Palace Theatre, on May 29. Quek had three similar previous convictions.
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    Lock icon The '70 Look Is Here
    171 2 A top British cosmetic expert has arrived here to give the local ladies 'The 70 Look/' He is Mr. Charles Burns, Senior National L'Oreal Hair Technician Manager who is here to promote the sales of his company's pro- ducts. During his one month stay, Mr.
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  • Article
    Lock icon MARCOS' VISITORS
    62 2 MANILA. Mon (Reuter) President and Mrs. Ferdinand Marcos today received the Yang dl-Pertuan Brsar Tengku Ja'afar of Negri Sembllan. Malaysia. The Presidential Palace in a press release said the Malaysian ruler and his wife. Tengku Ampuan Nagiba, were received by the Philippines' first couple on their arrival here
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    Lock icon UK Election Campaigns Start In Zest
    116 2 LONDON, Mon. (UPI) Prime Minister Wilson announced today he if carrying the general election fight to the Conservatives *ith "challenging raids" into key voting districts. His Conservative opponent. Edward Heath, will attack the Labour Government's five-and-a-half years' record in a dozen major set campaign
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    Lock icon Historical Material Wanted
    66 2 The Research Institute of Economic Plants in the Tropics are appealing to the public to submit any autobiographical materials on the late Mr Tan Kah Kee and the late Dr. Lee Kong Chlan. The materials will be used to edit a book. The committee has collected some
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    Lock icon Toto Draw Thursday
    72 2 The Jackpot, for Thursday's Toto Draw has soared to 5130.000. There were no major prize winners in last Sunday's draw Meanwhile. Mr. Kerk Loong Sing. Public Relations Manager of a leading Chinese daily, will chair the panel of judges for the coming draw. The other two panel
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    Lock icon Tunku To Launch Two Ships
    156 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, will visit Expo 70 and attend the ceremony for the launching of two ships of the .Malaysian International Shipping Corporation when he goes to Japan from London next month. The Tunku will leave for London In
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    Lock icon $4m. For Muslim Projects
    45 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The National Council of Islamic Affairs. West Malaysia. has approved $4 million for various projects for this year and next year. The Council's Secretary, Tuan Haji Ismail bin PanJang Aris. said here this after its second meeting today.
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    Lock icon Road Fatality
    47 2 A motorcyclist. Cheong Hong, 43. died yesterday in the General Hospital from injuries sustained in nn accident Sunday evening He was travelling along Stamford Road when h#» collided w ith a car There were a total ol 57 accidents five of them serious on Sunday.
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    Lock icon Canadian Dollar Cut Loose From US Dollar Peg
    375 2 OTTAWA, Mon. (UPI) Finance Minister Edgar Benson announced the Canadian dollar was being freed from its peg on the U.S. dollar. The floating exchange rate would have the effect of an upward revaluation. The Canadian dollar, which has been kept at a
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Mr. and Mrs. Sng Eng Chua after their wedding last Sunday. Mr. Sng is the third son of Mr. and Mrs. Sng Siak Hwee, while former Miss Soh Ngoi May is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Soh Yoke Wing. Mr. Sng is a business executive with Polon Enterprises (P) Limited while his wife is a physiotherapist with the Ministry of Health. A dinner was held at the Peking restaurant on Sunday to celebrate the occasion.
    77 2 Mr. and Mrs. Sng Eng Chua after their wedding last Sunday. Mr. Sng is the third son of Mr. and Mrs. Sng Siak Hwee, while former Miss Soh Ngoi May is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Soh Yoke Wing. Mr. Sng is a business executive with Polon Enterprises
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    Lock icon EIGHT NEWSMEN MISSING IN RED AMBUSH
    275 2 PHNOM PENH, Mon. (AFP) A group of eight foreign newsmen have disappeared 31 miles from Phnom Penh, after falling into a Communist ambush. The group included two teams of the American television networks NBC and CBS three Americans, a Frenchman, three Japanese and an
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    Lock icon Border Camp Pounded
    122 2 BANGKOK. Mon (Renter) Thai helicopter gunships and mortars today pounded a Communist camp in mountainous jung'e terrain alone the common border with Malaysia. Troops are moving in for an all-out assault on the camp. The attack on the camp in the Bala mountain range of Narathiwat Province.
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    Lock icon 3 Months For Ship Valve
    83 2 Ibrahim bin Daud. who escaped from police custody two years ago was yesterday Jailed three months for dishonestly receiving a stolen "Heat Exchanger'' which belonged to the Royal Malaysian Navy. He was also jailed a year for escaping from police custody and for havine in
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    Lock icon Flood Scheme
    25 2 The $7 million flood-pre-vention project new under construction in Rukit Timah Road is exported to be completed by the end of the year.
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    Lock icon Versatile Plastic Paper
    273 2 Finoplas, a versatile light-weight plastics "paper" which is currently making an impact on sections of the British packaging industry is expected to replace some 10,000 tons of conventional wrapping paper in Britain and overseas this year. Made from BP Plastics Rigidex a high density polyethylene —by C.
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    Lock icon SIGN OF THE TIMES
    78 3 TOKYO. Mnn (UPI) City officials have erected four electric scoreboards her* to report air pollution and noise level in the world's most populous city (11.5 million residents) They are built like stadium scoreboards. The electric digital signs flash minute-by-minute measurements of the sulphuric gas content in
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    Lock icon For 'Tallest Building' Project: RECORD PRICE FOR RECLAIMED H.K. LAND
    268 3 HONG KONG, Mon. (Reuter) —A choice piece of land that did not exist five years ago fetched a record price of *****.000,000 at a government auction today. The price of the 53.000-square-foot reclaimed land on the Hong Kong Island waterfront
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    Lock icon Mountaineer Killed By Agitation?
    141 3 KATMANDU, Mon. (UPI) lan Clough's eagerness to return to Katmandu and meet his pregnant wife may have caused him his life. Clough was the 30-year-old director of the Glencoe School of Mountaineering. He was killed on Saturday In an Icefall at 17.800 feet while returning with
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    Lock icon Call For A Newspaper Strike In Saigon
    146 3 SAIGON, Mon. (UPI) Th e South Vietnamese Publishers' Association today called on nearly 40 Vietnamese language newspapers in Saigon to stage a one-day strike on Wednesday. It is to support student demands against the government of President Thleu. Students from Saigon and Van
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    Lock icon Emergency Move Fails To Save Captain
    169 3 SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Mon. (UPI) The Japanese tuna trawler, "Shinyo Maru/' arrived yesterday at the island of St. Martin, with the body of her dead captain aboard. Capt Hajime Senzakl. 38. died at sea on Thursday before a combined U.S. Coast Guard and
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    Lock icon Blast Rocks Buildings In Auckland
    103 3 AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Mon. (UPI) A time-bomb smashed the door of a Royal New Zealand Air Force depot here today. It shook buildings for half a mile around. The police believed the bombing could have been the work of a radical youth movement opposed to
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    Lock icon A Day In The Life Of A Postman
    156 3 fOKYO, Mon. (UPI) Keizo Kobuchi, 32, took the day off from his regular job Saturday and put on a postman's uniform. He collected a bagful of mail at the Oji Post Office near one of Tokyo's industrial areas. Then he climbed on
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    Lock icon Top Topics On Gromyko's French Visit
    264 3 PARIS, Mon. (UPI) Soviet intentions on Indochina, the Middle East and Berlin will be probed during Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko's visit to France official French sources disclosed. They added the talks are the widest-ranging and highest-ranking encounters scheduled before President Pompidou visits the Soviet
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    Lock icon Negro Scuffle In Church
    68 3 KANSAS CITY, Missouri. Mon. (UPI) Fighting erupted briefly yesterday In a churcn invaded by about 25 black militants. They previously had demanded 50 per cent of the church's income for black causes. "There were scarred cheeks and broken glasses and such, but no serious Injuries that
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    Lock icon Mayor Defies Marcos' Directive: Manila Police To Roundup Philippine Constabulary
    281 3 MANILA, Mon. (UPI) Mayor Antonio Villegas yesterday ordered the Manila police to pick up for questioning all troopers of the Philippine Constabulary (PC) found in the city. The latter is a para-military national police force. The order was issued after
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    Lock icon Plane Kills Girl
    60 3 HIRAKATA, Japan Mon. (UPI) A model plane being flown by remote control crashed through the windshield of a parked car yesterday. It killed a four-year-old girl within. Police announced Eiko Yonetanl was seated in the front seat of the car watching the model airplane show when the
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  • Fotorama'70 YOUR WEEKLY PHOTO PAGE
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      Lock icon HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR WORK
      320 5  -  by WSF "Feeding Time'' The target of attention of this picture is focused on the action of feeding; therefore. the more important focal point should be directed to the baby than the mother goat. The head of the kid should be visible, the pair of
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      Lock icon Camera Review
      279 5 Canon EE EX. 35 mm SLR has the latest design in its mechanical control system Though it is quite a sophisticated camera with a number of dual purpose single knobs manipulations, it is not complicated to operate. a) Shutter speeds from B to 1/500 sec coupled with film
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      390 5 LAST SEVEN DAYS! FOTORAMA 70 CONTEST 4 F Sponsored by Moutrie iPte.) Ltd. Agent for MINOLTA CAMERAS. OFFICIAL SNTRY PUHV fotoram* Oooteei "70 EASTERN BUN XS-B can ton men' Kom ting*pore 2 In oompiytnt witn toe ruler en thl> contest I ru trmtt herewith
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      Lock icon Getting A Good Preview
      64 5 COLOGNE (iNB): This amateur photographer makes sure he has at least two ways to view the Eleventh "World Photographic Fair." His binoculars and the 500 mm tele-obieetive will be the centre of interest with other novelties and standard photographic products when the "Photokina" in Cologne opens
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    Lock icon CLEARING THE BORDER
    548 6 WHATEVER else the war in Cambodia has done, it has definitely brought Communist menace one step closer to Thailand and Malaysia. While this certainly does not make the overall picture any brighter, the awareness has had some positive effects. It can be definitely said that both Bangkok
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    Lock icon SELF-DISCIPLINE
    218 6 COME hard truths do afford repetition. Ever since Singapore leaders set the goal of a 'rugged society', there has been considerable improvement both in the psychological and practical attitudes towards life. As a result, youngsters in schools and those entering life are beginning to realise the real problems facing
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    Lock icon Ireland's Unlikely Premier
    804 6  -  By LIONEL FLEMING GEMINI. DUBLIN: Whatever Sualities the Irish Prime linister mar lack, it is generally agreed in Dublin that' Mr. Jack Lynch showed courage and firmness during the crisis over the alleged arms plot throwing out two of the most powerful Ministers in his Cabinet, and
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    Lock icon Film Stirs Rage Against French Reds
    789 6  -  By WILLIAM FORREST PARIS While Britain's political future is going to be decided by the crowds who flock to the polling stations on June 18, the political future of France is probably being determined right now by the crowds flocking to see the fllm-hit
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    Lock icon Ten Years Jail For Former Minister
    949 6  -  By RICHARD HALL GEMINI LONDON: Quite a few politicians around the world will be shaking in their handmade shoes if the Tunisian idea catches on. Former minister Ahmed Ben Salah has been given ten years hard lahour for "mismanaging the economy": several close associates
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    Lock icon He Acts Both—He And She
    564 6  -  By BRUCE RUSSELL Reuter. HOLLYWOOD The producers of the film autobiography of sex change celebrity Christine Jorgensen have chosen for the lead a highlv normal specimen of American manhood usually referred to as the "hov next door" type. John Hansen, 18. a former hich school
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  • commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon TURNOVER DOWN IN MARKET
      346 7 TRADING in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore dropped after a steady morning session. Industrialj were dull towards the close of th« market with hotels and properties in mixed trading. Oil palms and tha other commodity shares remained Idle. During Hie past week, 11 counters
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      865 7 JJUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore Bumb #r of "aded in brackets in lotVof 1/000 units unless otherwise specifed: INDUSTRIALS Allied Choc $3.10 U), Alcan Ila« tl> $1.56 t2» $1.55 »3'. L»:M 9L5a44; $1.57 41) sl.*> «4>
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      Lock icon New Post For V.T.U. Director
      213 7 The Managing Director of Vosper Thornycroft Unlteers Pte. Ltd Mr. John Wilde, will leave Singapore on June 19 to take up a senior appointment in the parent company in the U.K. The present Financial Director of V.T.U.. Mr Eric Berrlll. will become Managing Director, and
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      Lock icon STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSING PRICES
      722 7 BIO and offer prices officially listed yesterday at the dost of business in th« trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore were: IN'Dl ?>TR14LS ACMA \bl 1 94 A!c*n 134 Allied Clin, rd S 10 1.22 B»*n CO 1 56 1 57 Borneo
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      Lock icon Rat Bait Increases Padi Yield 3-Fold
      137 7 T AYANG LAYANG, Mon. KG 22, o rot bait developed by Kumpulon Guthrie Sendirian Berhad at thi Chemara Research Station at Loyang Layang, hot helped nearly to triple the peracre yield of podi in a field test carried outatAmpang Tinggi near Kuala Piloh, Negri
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 57 Cts.
      261 7 JUNE first grad« rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 57 cents per lb. down cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was dull. London advices were lower than expected and opening prices were marked down. The market
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      Lock icon Off To New York For Training
      58 7 Mr. I.EONG TEIK EWE terminal superintendent of Caltex (Asia) Ltd. Prai Terminal in Province Yellesley has left for New York on a Caltex development training course. This HJurse is designed to encourage and assist elected employees become fully proficient in their oresent positions and
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      18 7 On the Straits tin market yesterday, business was done at $669 i per picul up H.
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      Lock icon Manager In Tokyo For Sales Talks
      122 7 Mr. HO BOON SIEW. general sales manager of O'Conners (Pte) Lta. has left for Japan to attend the Asahi Pentax International Distributors Confer ence which opened last week. O'Conners (Pte) Ltd., are the local agents for the range of Asahi Pentax cameras Mr. Ho
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      Lock icon Sonny Ong Is New G-M
      261 7 Mr. Sonny Ong Chin Soon ha* been appointed General Manager of Argus Advertising Agency Pte. Ltd. Prior to hi* appointment, Mr. Ong vu the Account Service Director of Mc-Cann-Erlckson (M) Sdn. Bhd.. aervlclng some of the Company"! Important clients for the psst two years. Mr.
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      Lock icon 'Shoeman' For Conference
      83 7 MR. GOH YOOK KIM. district sales promoter of the Bata Shoe <S) Pte. Ltd.. will be departing Singapore shortly for Italy. France. Belgium. Holland and England. to participate In the annual Bata Organisation's Conference on Retail Sales Twenty Bata |MP**t(a from J» n over be taking part
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      Lock icon Coming: 1,000 Ship Tourists
      79 7 SINGAPORE'S tourist industry Is in for a big boost when the luxury British liner. Ocean Monarch, sails in with about 1.000 tourists on June 13 Mr. JD. Clark, shipping manager of Mansfield 1 Co. Pte. Ltd the local agents said that this was the first time
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      Lock icon H.K. CURRENCY RATES:
      132 7 HONG KONG, Mon. (UN) Today's ft p.m. currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd (Buyers) (Sellers) 195 196 or 100 Straits dollars 147 148 per 1.000 Taiwan dollars 674 6.75 per Australian dollar 340 360 per 1.000 Burmese gyats 460 480 per 1.000 Indian rupees
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      Lock icon S'pore Noted As Printing Centre In FE
      65 7 Singapore hu a reputation as a top prlntlnf centre In the Far East. This was stated by Mr. B. Aarls. manager of the Printing Department of The East Asiatic Co. Ltd. Mr. Aarls has just returned to Singapore after spending two months In
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      Lock icon Mining Continue On Uptrend
      355 7 Sydney Stocks, Closing Prices SYDNEY, Mon. (UPI) Mining shares continued their rise on Sydney Stock Exchange today following last weeks heavy selling. Oil and Industrial stocks also rose but It was the miners that attracted most Interest. The continued rise follows the tread of the Wall
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      440 7 AKKIA ALU 1.48am MvA l;5 K l.uinpur 7 00 a m Msa r.8¥ Madras. R Lumpur 7 80 am MSA 123 K Lumpor. V30am MSA 4ft2 K Lumpur ll-ftftam MSA 484 Pennng. K Lumpur 11 So am MsA 203 Jakarta 1.80pm MsA 4.11 Kurhing 2 30pm Msa t«21
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      Lock icon Air Traffic Up 9 Per Cent
      59 7 SCANDINAVIAN Airline# traffic for April was up nine per cent, compared with the game month last year. The airline recorded 55.3 million revenue ton-kilometres. Scheduled capacity forth# month increased 13 per cent to 1122 million availably ton-kilometres The corresponding load factor was 49.3 per
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      82 7 THE noon price* at the Singapore Chtnea* Produce Exchange yesterday aere:B ft. Cocunat Oil iroft) Balk 5800 Coconut OH (r.OB Drum 60 00 Mixed Copra S800 Muntok White Pepper ***** (FOB.) Sarawak White Pepper 160 00 (FOB-) Sarawak Special Black ivpprr iMlfti #6% 122-50 VLW Lam pong special Black
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      5 7 (•Hnnc K«mc Currency)
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      Lock icon TODAY'S SHIPS IN SINGAPORE
      89 7 TOD A Y'S SHIPS IN SINGAPORE The Port of the Singapore Authority has made tne following berthing arrangements for ships in port today, Tuesday. June 2DEPARTURES Godowna Vessels 1/2 Benalligm 5 Billv 10/11 Bonneville 15/18 Makeverett 45 Panama Maru 20 West Kunak 21 West Katong 27/28 Sinegorsk 29/30 Kousei Maru
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    Lock icon AN END TO PARADISE?
    572 8  -  By STEPHEN SIU HONG KONG A newspaper cartoon showed the paths to both heaven and hell blocked for an aged Chinese widow. Sharp inflation this year has struck the cost of dying and almost everything else in this British Crown Colony on the coast of Communist
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    Lock icon They Want Pen-pals
    108 8 Subhash Chander Pushkarna. State Bank of India, Kesar Ounj. Ludhlana (Punjab) India (Male: 24) Hobbles: Exchange of coins stamps, view cards. R. Bubramanlan, (Male 20), Opp 1. A.V. Iyer Street. Shevapet, Salem-2. South India. Hobbles. Stamps, coins, and view cards. Miss Aklko Klmura (Age: 21) Address: 20-31.
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    Lock icon THE VANISHING LION
    426 8  -  By RAMESH C. PANDE UPI. NEW DELHI The Asian lion, once the king of India, rapidly is vanishing, but scientists are seeking ways to save it. A research station financed from the United States and India will be established in the Girn&r preserve in western India to
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    Lock icon THE HORSE TAXI MAN IS CONFIDENT
    454 8  -  By Taunus C. Kemasang UPI JAKARTA For 40 years, rain and shine, Hadji Usman has driven his horse- drawn carriage over the toads of Java earning his living. Hacji tsnian, 60, makes his profit nauhnst people who aren't in too much of a hurry
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    Lock icon Will Friend Understand Belated Letter?
    430 8  -  DATELINE By Ele,Walt Dulaney Dear Walt: I'm not a letter writer. Because of that I've lost contact with someone who is verv important to me, my best friend. When he moved awav, I promised I'd write him at least once a month. He did and
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    Lock icon All About Algae
    605 8  -  (By John Newell MOST of us learnt at school about w-hats tailed the nitrogen cycle. Living things die and dera? and much of the vital element, nitrogen, in their bodies floats off into the itmosphare as a gas. But then, so we used to be taught, tiny
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      73 8 DATELINE: DANGER! WE CAN TALK IN THIS OFFICE,LEE ROY... NOW, WW~/ AREHT VOU IN SCHOOL? IS THIS SOME KIND OF rHOLIDAY by John Saunders and Alden McWiUiams WHAT? TT 4 i.. i rise; J T-it-ft r.v.~l ■H I THOUGHT VOU OUSHTA KNOW THAT YOUR SI STEP HAS FLIPPED I WENDY'S
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      26 8 AMY By Jack Tipprf He soys he d love to buy some of our groovy cookies but he doesi't have any bread, what's he talking about?*
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    130 9 DLSSJ LDORF Shoes In all forms and colours were presented at the 29th European Shoe Fashion Show in Dusseldorf. The much discussed max! and midi fashion also found their parallels in the new shoe collections, above all in the higher shafts and laces and in the wider,
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    92 9 Even the dog is glad to get a once over lightly by the first electronic vacuum cleaner. This newly developed appliance cleans all materials as needed so that everything from the delicate curtain and sensitive upholstery up to wall to wall carpetiny can be cleaned 'individually.' The
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    Lock icon Pants Costumes Take Easily To Photo Trips
    335 9  -  By Florence de Santis NEW YORK: With spring weather all the shutter bugs come out like robins. Whether you're an avid camera fan or just a weekend snap-shot taker, picture trips will be a lot easier if you dress for them. Top choice
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    656 9  -  Ann Landers FJEAR AVN: While in the Post Office Building this afternoon I had to go to the bathroom- I started through the door when a security officer stopped me and asked, "Where do you think you're going?" I said. "To the washroom
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    Lock icon Top TV Lead Paul Burke To Wed British Blonde
    573 9  -  Speaking For Myself... BY Sheilah Graham NEW YORK: British art res* Carol White and Hollywood television star Paul Burke are planning to tnarrv as soon as they obtain their respective divorces. '1 am glad we are now In the open." Carol,
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    Lock icon Rather Be Bored Or Buxom ?
    251 9  - Rather Be Bored Or Buxom A Lovelier You By Mary Sue Miller How often do you have dinnrr alone at home? Are you aware that a solitary meal can be a threat to your weight, particularly a reducer's weight? Rather than cook a proper meal for herself more often than
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      58 9 c** a t 3y©Pi«.>n« J THEATRE RESTAURANT f NITECIUB f MBiiHM DIRECT FROM JAP AH jU P'oduction < as>t of 14 sprightly oeauiies, costumes, smgmg, dancing entravaganz*. MSfKVATIO*S J6?4IJ f i m > fcV MANDARIN FILM STARS GRAND DINNER ot the ORCHID LANTERN on Saturday 6th June, 1970. Bookings at
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      249 9 ORGANISATION K atr Kin lit lh»» Cam* lo Bob IHr V.itt<a'»" C® 9'• cooe SE.. i CH 1 N(jl. V e.s \io-itand <t Ma a Pr-iell •lUt DLVIL Bi Tilt TAIL" r c° or "4 t' N'(li\ bdOoi.Mi liff Li»t II am ID. 4 011 H. 43 A 9.3» cm
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      26 9 TODAY a Tuesday, June 2, 1970. T dk I MAf W GEMINI aa M4r ,T tO On 7-11ZU6 M AQUARIUS O* > AUG. 2J f\j Sirr. 22
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      168 9 QRSAIMISATIQIM CATHAY -***** LAST 2 DAYS! 11 am. I :m. 4. KM. 9.30 pm CARBT ON ASIPING" Colo) Sidney Jamiw Kenneth W'.'Uanu iA Rank Organisation Picture» Open* Thursday' THE VIRGIN SOIJiIERS Lynn Redgrave Color. Co'umb'.a ORCHARO-321G1 LAST 2 DAYS! Show? Start 1.45. 515 A 8.30 p.m "Patton"* Start*: 2W 8.32
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    Lock icon Mexico And Russia Tied In Disappointing Opener
    702 10 MEXICO CITY, Mon. (UPI) Mexico and the Soviet Union got the ninth world soccer championships under way today by playing a scoreless tie in a disappointing match. There was too much tension about the play of both teams and neither was able to
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    Lock icon Bert Greene Wins Golf In Brazil
    132 10 SAO PAULO. BRAZIL Mon. <UPI> Bert Greene of the United States won the Brazilian open golf tournament yesterday with a 72-hole total of 276. The 17-year-old south African amateur. Dale Hayes. finished in fifth place with a 282. There was a triple tie for
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    Lock icon Rival Coaches Aim For Q-Finals
    272 10 MEXICO CITY, Mon. (UPI) Raul Cardenas and Gavril Katchalin. the rival coaches in the World Soccer Cup opening match between Mexico and the Soviet Union, expressed confidence of reaching the tournament quarter-finals despite yesterday's boring scoreless 1 tie. Katchalin. however, Issued a word of warning
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    128 10 DUBLIN. Mon. (UPI) The racehorse Arkle. rated by many racing experts as one of Uie greatest steeplechasers of all time, was put to sleep yesterday at the age of thirteen. Arkle's owner, the Duchess of Westminister, said the horse was suffering from progressive arthritis in his hmd legs
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    Lock icon Germans Guarded
    153 10 LEON. Mexico. Mon. (UPI) West Germany's World Cup soccer stars are under reinforced guard here following kidnap threats Press officer Wllfried Gerhard said today six armed soldiers have been added to the security guard at the camp Gerhard said they were informed about the threats by the German
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    Lock icon Tough Referees Show Who's Boss
    206 10 MEXICO CITY, Mon. (UPI) Show them who is boss, the order went out from the referees committee of the ninth World Soccer Championship. And that's exactly what West Germany's Kurt Tschenscher did at the opening game today between host national Mexico and Russia. In fact,
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    218 10 GUADALAJARA, Mexico. Mon (UPf) Sir Alf Ramsey, Manager of the English World Cup soccer team, today criticised the state of the pitch Guadalajara stadium and said he wans't surprised "seeing as how the Brazilians practiced there.** Sir Alf said the surface at Jalisco Stadium was "lumpy
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    114 10 PARIS, Mon. (UPI) Top-ranked American players Arthur Ashe and Cliff Richev won their way yesterday into the quarter finals of the US$lOO,OOO French Open tennis championships. Fourth-seeded Ashe outlasted Spain's 21-year-old Manuel Orantes In a gruelling contest of nerves. 3-6, 6-4. 6-3. 6-2. Playing over-cautlously in
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    133 10 SAN DIEGO. Mon (UPI) Manny Ortiz, who held the world bantamweight title from 1942 to 1950. died at Balboa Naval Hospital last night. He was 54. Ortiz, who retired in 1955 after a 17-year. 122-fight career, was admitted to the hospital on May 9 with cirrhosis of
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    Lock icon Colourful Ceremonies Mark Soccer Opening
    314 10 MEXICO CITY, Mon. (UPI) The Astec Stadium was a riot of colour today as 107,000 excited fans waited for President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz to officially declare the ninth World Soccer Championships open. Host nation Mexico met the Soviet Union in the tournament opener and the
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    64 10 ST. LOUIS Missouri, Mon (Reuter) Professionals Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall meet in the final of the Rawlings tennis classic here today after defeating fellow Australians In the semi-finals. Top-seeded Laver last night beat Rov Emerson 4-6. 7-5. 6-3 and Rosewall defeated Fred Stolle 6-2. 6-1. The singles
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    323 10 ADENAU, Germany, Mon. (UPI) A Porsche 908 driven by England's Vic Elford and West German Kurt Ahrens won the 1.000 kilometres of the Nuerburgring yesterday and clinched the wovid manufacturers title for the West German Marque before a quarter-million crowd. The winning three-litre
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    211 10 NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) —Following are the results and standings in major league baseball after yesterday's games EAST W. GB Baltimore 33 15 Ne w \ork 26 23 7| Washington 22 24 10 Detroit 21 23 10 Boston 20 25 114 Cleveland 10 27 I*4 WEST W.
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    81 10 Singapore's Tan Eng Han. a business executive, became the first Asiar to win the Bate m a n Cup for Squash in the Tanglin Club's Championships concluded over the weekend. Tan. who beat Eric Cooper 10-8. 9-2. 5-9. 10-8. Is now regarded as Singapore's unofficial squash
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    174 10 GUADALAJARA Mon. (At?) A perspiring Bobby Moore turned to his spectators and shouted: "I was better off in prison" after his second training session here for tngland's Group Four matches of the World Cup football. The captain of the Cup holders, released from Bogota
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    328 10 n N I E Y U °J* K Mon < Reutef The New York Mets beat the Houston Astros 14-4 and 4-3 in doubieheader baseball matches here yesterday. Before a crowd of more than 48.000 the Mets' best shots were fired by Ron Swoboda. who
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    70 10 E ffiSP EN Germany. Mon. (LPI) Ray stafwnn th tf Unlte d states Priv I» e European Grand ff 5 clay-pigeon event yesS^. 10 e n d a flve-day internatlonal shooting competition at Wiesbaden Stafford hit 19. of a i? 200 Pigeons to defeat Guy Renard
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      217 11 MEMPHIS. Tenn. Mon. fUPI) Defending Champion Dave Hill, a bespectacled chain-smoker. fired a two under par 68 today to win the 150.000 U.S. dollar Danny Thomas Memphis C'assic by one stroke for a record third time. Hill finished 72 noles at 13-under-par
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      319 11 INDIANAPOLIS, Mon. (UPI) Al Unser missed the record in winning the 54th annuel 500-mile speedway chase, but last night received the biggest paycheque ever handed an auto race driver. The handsome Albuquerque, New Mexico, veteran will receive an estimated U*****,000 from the speedway at
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      123 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Teh Kew San who captained the victorious team which wrested th e Thomas Cup from Indonesia in 1967 was today appointed non-playing captain of the Malaysian team for the finals. His appointment was announced by tht President of the Badminton Association
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      257 11 WINCHESTER, Va., Mon. (UPI) Shirley Englehorn parred the first playoff hole today to beat Margie Masters by a stroke in the 15,000 U.S. dollar, O'Sullivan Ladies Open Golf Tournament. The two women finished the 18 holes deadlocked at 210, six under par. to force the playoff.
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      300 11 JOHANNES BURG, Mon (AFP). South Africa faces a threat of expulsion from international tennij next month, the President of the South African Lawn Tennis Union, Mr. Alf Chalmers, told the Johannesburg newspaper, the "Rand Daily Mail" published today. He said: "South Africa must
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      84 11 JAKARTA. Mon. (Reuter) Seven countries will take part m the first annual Jakarta Anniversary Cup soccer tournament here from June 21 to 28. Jakarta Governor Ali Sadikin told a press conference today the contest would become Indonesia's first regular international football tournament and would be
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      590 11 IPOH Following are the weights for this weekend's racing here: THIRD DAY CL. 2 DIV. 4 6F. Pizarro 111 9.00 Pil Marshal 8.12 Fireball 8.11 Lord Sussex 811 Sri Lipis 8.09 Pelor Mas 8 08 Moomba 8.08 Paling Baik 8.04 Seraya Merah 8.04 Windrush II 8.04 Love
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      339 11 The following is the Stipendiary Steward's report on last weekend's racing at Ipoh. FIRST DAY Rare 1: Ten No Trumps (Nelson) raced erractically. Rare 2: Nothing to report. Race 3; Champion Mhangavelu) was slow *o begin. PK. Leong (The King I) was severely reprimanded for permitting
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      335 11 PUEBLA, Mexico, Mon. (Reuter) Football veterans Uruguay meet novices Israel in the first game of the Puebla Toluca Group Two of the World Cup here tomorrow and few experts give Israel even a remote chance. But Israel will have the support of the fans here,
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      105 11 JOHANNESBURG. Mon. (AFP) The West German men's hockey tour to South Africa in August has been cancelled, according to a statement issued here by the South African hockey union. The chairman of the union. Mr Dave Metter. said: "The South African hockey union announces that
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      63 11 DOUGLAS. Isle Of Man. Mon. (Reuter) A British motor-cyclist was killed today when he crashed into a stone wall during a practice lap on the Isle of Man T.T. circuit. The driver. Les Ilea, of Bristol, hit the wall on one of the fastest sections of the
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      1015 11 TV SINGAPURA CHANNEL 5 PM. 300 Opening Anncts 3.03 General Hospital 330 Woman's W"rld (N> 4.00 Singapore This Week 1 N> 405 It'g Happening In Singapore <N> 4.20 Peyton Place < Repeat' .5.10 Close P >l. fi.oo Opening Anncts 6 03 Sky Hawks 6.30 News ip Brief 6.35 The Deputy
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    181 12 Four gunmen yesterday held up seven people gambling in a finance company, wounded one of them and then escaped with $2,525. They also robbed a clerk and a visitor of cash and a watch totalling $4OO at the same premises. Mr. Chew Tuck Sam received
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    47 12 A National Serviceman, Tan Eng Huat was vasterda v sentenced to three months jail, in the Ninth Magistrate's Court, 'or being unlawfully absent from training Tan. a member il the Vigilante Corps. w a s absent from April 7 iill June 23 last vear.
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    87 12 Mr. S.M. Vasagar was elected President of the Singapore Ceylon Tamils' Association at the 52nd Annual General Meeting held recently. Other office bearers: VicePresident: Mr. P. Valupplllal; Gen. Secretary: Mr. A. Tavarajah: Asst. Gen. Secretary: Mr. K Shanmugasundaram; Treasurer: Mr. A. Markandu; Asst. Treasurer: Mr KT.
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    266 12 Construction for the $2O-million United Overseas Bank Limited in Chulia Street is expected to begin next year. The 30-storey building will add a new facelift to Raffles Place. This new complex will set the example for neighbouring development in an area now occupied
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    Lock icon Anti N-Service Demonstration: 2 Girls Charged
    166 12 Two girls were yesterday charged with being members of an illegal demonstration at Raffles Place on Saturday. Leong Moy Yew, 24. and Chua Hoe. 19. claimed trial. They were alleged to have been members of a procession at Collyer Quay without a permit and
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    136 12 THE Commonwealth Development Corporation will invest S3O million in manufacturing and urban renewal projects in Singapore this year. This represents a 100 per cent increase in CDC investment as compared with the previous year, its General Manager, Sir William Rendall, said yesterday. Sir William,
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    Lock icon The New Zealand Parliament's opposition leader, Mr. Norman Kirk (left) yesterday paid a courtesy call on the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. The two leaders discussed matters relating to trade and N.Z. contribution to the defence of the region. Later, speaking to reporters, Mr. Kirk, called for greater co-operation among countries in Southeast Asia.
    55 12 The New Zealand Parliament's opposition leader, Mr. Norman Kirk (left) yesterday paid a courtesy call on the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. The two leaders discussed matters relating to trade and N.Z. contribution to the defence of the region. Later, speaking to reporters, Mr. Kirk, called for greater co-operation
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    278 12 An Indonesian woman, Elizabeth T|oa San Eng. 25, yesterday claimed trial to a charge of entering Singapore illegal ly. She was alleged *o have entered Singapore <in May 30. In claiming trial to the charge Mrs. Tjoa said that she came to Singapore lawfully but had lost
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    56 12 An Orientation Ball Beauty Queen Contest will highlight the Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union's Orientation Ball 19*0. which is to be held at the Lion City Hotel. June 19. Entry forms can be obtained at the Singapore Polytechnic Students" Uni on House. Prince Edward Road. Singapore. Closing date
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    41 12 Two men. one armed with a sharp object held up a compositor, Leong Look Chye. <>4 as he was -ibojt to enter a lift and robbed him of $34 and a watch Jalan Tiong on Sunday -norning
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    186 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Indonesia put themselves on the road to the Thomas Cup final against Malaysia on Friday and Saturday when they beat Canada in all four matches played tonight. Canada, making their first appearance in a semifinal tie. were pluckv fighters though inexperienced and lackine
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    84 12 A youth, Kwan Hin Khcng 18, wos stabbed twice in the abdomen soon after he had an argument with another persor. over svme money at Jalan Batu Sunday night. Kwan was admitted to the General Hospital where his condition has been described as not serious. Meanwhile,
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    56 12 NOTICE DEATH MfRCHISON. A r I i n e Mary, passed away peacefully on June 1. 1970. Funeral services will be conducted at the Presbyterian Church. Stamford Road at 11 a.m. Wednesday, and thence to the Crematorium. Donations instead of flowers may be made in name to the Little Sisters
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      73 12 TIME AND TIDE TODAY SINGAPORE TOWN: 323 a.m. (1.0 ft.); 10.02 a.m. (7.8. ft.); 3.30 p.m. (3.4 ft.); 9.22 p.m. (8.5 ft.). NAVAL DOCKYARD: 3.07 a.m. (1.8 ft.); 10.09 a.m. (9.5 ft.); 3.34 p.m. (4.3 ft.); 9.37 p.m. (9.4 ft.). TOMORROW 6INGAPORE TOWN: 406 a.m. (0.4 ft.); 10.55 a.m. (7.8
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