Eastern Sun, 11 June 1970

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    Lock icon Kidnap-Killing: Verdict Today, After 22-Day Trial
    449 2 THE High Court trying three men for the murder of Ong Beang Leek will announce its C Defence submissions for all three accused ended yesterday the 22nd dev of the trial before Mr. Justice Winslow (presiding) and Mr. Justice D'Cotta. The three men Lee
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    Lock icon UK Motor Industry Mission
    196 2 A British motor industrial mission, comprising companies, will arrive in Singapore on June 20 for a week's tour. The mission, currently In Thailand, will stopover In Malaysia before coming here. It Is sponsored and organised by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, the trade body
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    Lock icon S'PORE CAN BE MAJOR SHIP CENTRE
    169 2 A TOP British shipbuilder and repairer last night predicted yesterday that Singapore could become one of the world's leading centre for shipbuilding and reoairs in five years' time provided Singapore gets enough skilled workers. He is Mr. John Wilde, past president of the Singapore
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    Lock icon Record Postal Savings
    93 2 THE number of depositors In the Postal Savings Bank achieved a new record when It reached a figure of 480.633 last month. The total sum standing to the credit of depositors is $63.7 million. Depositors having $5OO or more in their accounts from May 1 to July
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    Lock icon Killed By A Piece Of Wood
    56 2 A wharf gang foreman died two days later in the General Hospital after he was knocked down by a piece of wood while working near Godown 19, Port of Singapore Authority. Police gave his nam* as Tan Kwang Ting, 56, of Jalan Aman. Police
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    Lock icon STRONGMAN acts can be fun especially with shapely bikini girls around.
    97 2 The girls pictured here are some of the pretty Australian models specially flown in to take part in a Fashion Parade organised by the Australian Trade Commission at a leading hotel last night. They were enjoying a dip in
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    Lock icon Georgian Dancers Debut Tonight
    171 2 A 65-member Georgian State Dance Company of the Soviet Union arrived here last night for a three-day performance at the National Theatre beginning today. It is one of the biggest dance company ever visited the Republic. The company headed by a husband-and-wife team. Mr. Iliko Sukhishvili
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    Lock icon Katong Scouts AGM
    87 2 Mr Ee Peng Liang. P.J.G., 8.8.M., J.P.. was elected President of the Singapore Scouts Association, Katong District, at their recent Annual General Meeting Other offices bearers in-clurle-i Vice-Presidents Brigadier T.J.D. Campbell, Mr. John Chan. Mr. Charles Richards. Mr C T. Chia, Mrs. P. Gunarathnem. Mr. Lim Soon
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    Lock icon Double Beauty Award
    88 2 Cecilia Undasan—winner of two titles within a period of 30 days, receive* trophy from Mr. Donald Moore, chairman of the panel of judges. Miss Undasan was crowned Miss Singapore 1970, and she later entered for Queen of Queens Contest, where she beat 14 other girls, for the
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    Lock icon Four Years For $3,000 Robbery
    85 2 Chcong Chat Chai. 28. who had 10 previous convictions. was yesterday sentenced to four years jail and 18 months police supervision. after he pleaded guilty to robbing a shop owner of 53.00 A and a watch, and a pair of binoculars at dagger point. His
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    Lock icon $500 Fine For False Statement
    93 2 A labourer, Ng Poh Heng. 43. was yesterday fined $5OO or three months jail in the Second District Court for making a false declaration. Ng, who pleaded guilty, had made the false statement on oath on February 14, If>«7 in order to obtain an identity
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      294 2 SUCCESSFUL INVESTMENT STRATEGY is dependent upon the efficient carrying out of two principal functions: 1. A scientific and logical approach to investment selection when constructing the Portfolio. 2. The continuous day-to-day management which must always be provided as long as the Portfolio remains in ex istence. When these functions are
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  • Article
    Lock icon McKay Case: Laughing Man Demands £1m Ransom
    232 4 LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) A telephone caller with a laugh in his voice threatened to kill the abducted Australian housewife Mrs. Muriel McKay unless he received one million sterling in ransom, a court was told yesterday. The evidence was given by a telephone operator
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    Lock icon 'UK Entry For Witness If Plot Came Off'
    172 4 KAMPALA, Uganda. Wed. (UPI) A witness at the Judicial Inquiry Investigating the alleged kidnapping of British diplomat Brian Lea said yesterday he was promised a British entry permit if the plot succeeded Shaftque Ahmed. 21. said he was offered a 10 per
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    Lock icon Wilson Fails To Avert National Paper Strike
    503 4 FLEET STREET SHUTDOWN HOTS VP POLLS T ONDON, Wed. (Reuter) A national newspaper strike today cnliv- A encd Britain's general election campaign only tight days from the polls. Prime Minister Harold Wilson, despite all-day efforts to bring peace between publisher? and print workers
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    Lock icon Acid Test For Brandt's Coalition Govt
    298 4 BONK, Wed. (Reuter) Chancellor Willy Brandt's Socialist-Liberal coalition government face; its biggest political test in regional elections, set for Sunday. Nearly half of V est Germany's 40 million voters go to the polls In three states. North RJilne Westphalia. Lower Saxony and the Saarland,
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    Lock icon Bishop Quits After Report Links Him With Dancer
    145 4 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) A retired bishop yesterday resigned his chaplaincv on the Spanish Atlantic Island of Tenerlfe because of publicity over his relationship with a former topless dancer. Dr. Gordon Savage. 55 year old former bishop of the English midlands Diocese of
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    Lock icon Exhibition Marks Dickens' Centenary
    387 4 LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) A major exhibition to mark the centenary of th« death of 19th century English author Charles Dickens has opened at London's Victoria and Albert Museum. The museum possesses the largest collection in the world of his novels' original manuscript ten out of 15
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    Lock icon SOYUZ-9 NOW 9 DAYS IN SPACE
    273 4 MOSCOW, Wed. (Reuter) The crew of the Soviet Soyuz-9 spacecraft, went into their ninth day in orbit today to test conditions tor manned space flights. Ship commander Andnan Nlkolayev radioed to mission control last night that the craft's programme of scientific research was "'being
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    Lock icon 'Accord' On ABM Systems
    64 4 VIENNA. Wfd <UPI> Soviet and American arm* negotiators have reached an '"understanding" to limit Antl-ballLstic Missile < ABM i systems. official sources said yesterday This understanding may be announced when the strategic Arms Limitation Talks <SALT> recess later thl* summer, the source said. Both sides are
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    Lock icon Doctors Urged To Prevent Suicides
    211 4 LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) A leading psychologist to d a medical congress here today that hundreds of lives were thrown away each year because doctors failed to give depressed people the right fre3tr*' rt. Dr William Sargant. head of the Department Of Psychological Medicine at St.
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    Lock icon Czech Hijackers Flew 'Test Flights'
    65 4 NfRENBERG. Germany. Wed. (UPD £i ht Czechoslovaks who hijacked a Czechoslovak airliner to West Germany Monday Elanned the move with the elp of two Test nights." Nurenberg police said yesterday. Police questioned four men and a woman, all arrested Monday for coercion and armed threat
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    Lock icon EITHER WAY DEVLIN TO FORM A PARTY
    144 4 OMAOH. Northern Ireland. Wed. (Reuter• Win or lose in the June 13 general election. Bernadette Devlin plans to form a party for an All-Ireland socialist workers republic. The 23-year-old minlsklrted rebel said the movement would start as a medium for an exchange of
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    Lock icon Gold Prices Close Mixed
    75 5 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI) Gold prices closed mixer! after steering an erratic course in fairly active trading on markets here and abroad yesterday. A sharp run-up in price in the morning was attributed by London dealers to improved European consumer interest and some pickup in speculative
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    Lock icon WARNING ON THE PILL NOW
    146 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. (Reuter) All packets of oral contraceptive pills will soon have to carry a warning that they could be dangerous, th e U.S. Government announced yesterday. The measure was outlined in a regulation by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA.). It will come Into
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    Lock icon TREMORS ROCK N. PERU
    242 5 ,t> eru W€dn A scries of small tremor, yesterday rocked areas of North Peru. The previous earthauair# cost 50.000 lives Q rehPf th pffs~ ge w int rnatlonal fnt/f f n began to get AlfSrt sWing> Doctor nhn i Giesecke of the Geophysics institute disclosed t°,}°
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    Lock icon Polls Bets Fetch Over £1 Million
    99 5 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) Bets totalling more than £1 million on the result of the British general election have so far been placed with the country's two biggest bookmaklne firms. Ladbrokes. now offering odds on a Labour win at 7-1 on with 4-1 against the
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    Lock icon Mystery Over Strict Security Breach: BLAST RIPS POLICE HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YORK
    298 5 NEW YORK, Wed. (Reuter) A huge explosion ripped through Central Police Headquarters here last night. It caused major damage to the concrete building but injured only 4 people. The injured, two policemen and two civilians, were reported to
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    Lock icon WORLD CUP TRIPLET DIES
    226 5 CORDOBA, Mexico, Wed. (Reuter) —One of the three Jimine* World Cup triplets named "England" died here yesterday from a respiratory ailment. The triplets were born to Mrs. Guadalupe Jimlnez and her husband Arturo on Saturday. Amid football fans, the couple named the three girls Brazilia. Inglaterra
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    29 5 WASHINGTON. Wfd. (Reuter) i— Judge Harry Blackmun yesterday took his seat on the U.S. Supreme Court following two previous attempts by President Nixon to fill the position.
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    Lock icon Picking Ongania's Successor
    193 5 BUENOS AIRES, Wed. (Reuter) —An army officer and a civilian emerged today as favourites to succeed deposed President Juan Ongania. One Is Cieneral Osiris Vlllegas. 52, currently Argentine Ambassador In Brazil and a former head of the National security Council. He returned to Argentina last Monday when
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    Lock icon ARMY DROPS CHARGES
    75 5 WASHINGTON, Wed (Reuter) The U.S. Army yesterday dropped all charges against Captain Thomas Willingham He was a platoon leeder in one of the companies involved in the alleged "My Lai massacre" in Vietnam two vears ago. Willingham. 25. was charged with unpremeditated murder of more than 20
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      628 5 We keep our promises I CAN'T BELIEVE IT I Y V Lost year when we celebrated our EASTERN WHIU ITIIUU third anniversary we promised we would EASTERN SUN MC (V) 1616 Pnt* 10 cent* SINGAPORE I \fISS C«c.l.a Undtten, 2!, von Hw coveted Miss Singopor* titlo from 13 othor girls
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    Lock icon PALESTINIAN COMMANDOS
    630 6 rPHE breakdown of the shaky agreement between King Hussein of Jordan and the Palestinian commandos does not augur well for the Arab cause. Some solution has to be found to eliminate divisive tendencies among the Arabs so that they could pursue single-mindedlv their objective of regaining the territory
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    Lock icon THE OTHER SIDE OF LIFE
    204 6 THING of beauty is a Joy for ever". Men and women and the entire range of human activities pulsate because of the beauty contained in life, whether it is veiled or revealed. Appreciation of beauty, besides being a normal and healthy outlook acts as a
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    Lock icon Full House On Bounty Island
    790 6  -  By Glen Wright GEMINI P I TC A I R N ISLAND: The tables under the trees were laden with meat, fruit, vegetables and fragrant bread. It was a public party and all 80 of the island's people were there. A laughing woman, whose language
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    Lock icon Priest Has A Deadly Solution For Radicals
    485 6  -  By ROBERT CRABBE UPI. TOKYO The Rev. Toko Kon is a Buddhist priest with a plan for people who don't like the establishment. HP wants them killed. '•Communists and socialists. and the people who follow them, are a lot of fools trying to
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    Lock icon NEW LIGHT ON KREMLIN AIMS
    760 6  -  By Joseph Alsop WASHINGTON New facts about Soviet arms deliveries to the Kremlin's Arab client-states have now shed a lurid new light on the Kremlin's Middle Eastern aims. The aims are to beat the Israelis to their knees, or to destroy Israel lyThese, one must
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    Lock icon Angkor—The Most Spectacular Temple
    455 6 UPI. PHNOM PENH. Searching through the rain forests of south central Indochina In 1860. French explorer Henri Mouhount discovered the ruins of Angkor Wat and gave visitors one of Asia's best tourist attractions. Located 187 miles (314 kilometres) northwest of Phnom Penh near the town of
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    Lock icon NYT On China, Cambodia And Russia
    452 6 UPI. NEW YORK The New York Times, in an editorial titled "Asia and the Peking Khans." said today: "In an article with the provocative title quoted above, the Soviet weekly New Times has spelled out Moscow's deep disquiet at Communist China's recent political gains
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  • commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon Sept. Dateline To Solve Common Mart Problems
      175 7 T UXEMBOURG, Wed. (Reuter) Common Market ministers yesterday set themselves a mid-September deadline for ironing out differences over the first three-year stages in the programme for full economic and monetary union by 1980. Informed sources here said foreign and finance ministers of the
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      Lock icon Russians To Purchase Aussie Wool
      139 7 SYDNEY. Wed. (UPI) The Soviet Union hopes to send a delegation to Australia shortly to negotiate the purchase of Australian merino rams, the Russian Minister for Agriculture Vladimir Matskevich said here yesterday. Matskevich and three agricultural experts will have talks with government officials during their
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      Lock icon Narrow Price Movement On NY Mart
      159 7 NEW YORK. Wea (UPI> Penn Central chugged a >ng a firmer path on the New York Stock Exchanee yesterday in a session otherwise notable only for Its unusually light turnover and narrow price swings. The railroad issue. which headed the big board's most active
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      16 7 ON the Straits tin marVet yesterday, business was done at per p»cul up 53.50.
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      Lock icon STOCKS UP ON A FIRM MART
      315 7 Sydney Stocks, Closing Prices SYDNEY, Wed. (UPl)—Stock, on the Sydney Exchange were up today with the market remaining firm. Leading nickel stock Poseid n led the trend with a $lO.OO rise to $90.00. Other nickel stocks Carr Boyd and Western Mining also gained ground.
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      Lock icon DOW JONES
      38 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UIP) Dow Jones closing ave-ra-f-s ni the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. 30 Industriall 700.16 20 Rails 143.84 15 Utilities 100.62 65 Stocks 227.50 40 Bonds 07.66 Commodity futurw index 134.55 up 0.61
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      523 7 AKKI\ ALB ll 1 am MSA 1'25 K Lumper MvA jN4 Colombo Moam Ms-* 123 K Lumpur 930 a.m. >l>\ ».V2 K l.umpur ])o.~>am M.«»A l*» 4 Prnunt K Lumpur 1j m MsA "20m Jakarta 130p in M>A 4.">1 kuchin# 2 3ii o m oil k I unipur.
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      Lock icon Housing Scheme Enters Second Phase
      172 7 KATONO Seaview Palace, a giant project In the Katong district, ha* moved rnto the second phase after the first had been completely sold out. A spokesman from the developer. Lucky Realty Co., Ltd., revealed that 50 per cent of construction had been completed and only
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      Lock icon Rubber Futures
      48 7 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged and Tuesday on the New York Commodity Exchange. (Close:) (Prev:) July 22.508 22.50 Sep. 22.508 22.50 Nov. 22.008 22.00 Jan. 21.758 21.75 Mar. 21.758 21.75 May 2l"5B 21.75 Locally, No. 2 RSS was 213/4 U.S. cents per pound.
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 58 1/2 Cts.
      268 7 JUNE first qrade rubber buyers closed at 5 pm. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 58} cent per lb., up cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet. Turnover was small and conditions were very quiet in the morning's market. Dr
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      Lock icon London Stocks Steady But Very Quiet
      126 7 LONDON. Wed <UPI) Stocks edged irregularly higher on a steadier but still very quiet stock market yesterday. Wall Streets overnight improvement helped sentiment but It was more a ca.se of seiler holding off then new buying which pushed the leaders slightly higher dealers said.
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      Lock icon H.K. CURRENCY RATES:
      137 7 HONG KOSG Wed <1 PI)—Todsy's 5 p m currency rate* (supplied b* Foreifn Enchante and investment Ltd.). (Buyer*) 195 (Sellers) per 100 Straits dollars IPS per 1.000 Taiwan dollars H7 673 140 460 149 per Australian dollar 9.75 per 1 ooo Burmese a.vBts 380 per |,oo<! Indian
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      Lock icon TODAY'S SHIPS IN SINGAPORE
      94 7 The Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for ships in port today, June 11: ARRIVALS (Godowns) (Vessels) 29 30 Tobago 21 West Keningau 40/41 Kyoka Maru 47 Petko R. Slave}nov 13 14 Straat Clarence 10/11 Vishva Anand 19 Sir Galahad 45 Iwale
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      Lock icon Stock Market Active Over A Broad Front
      363 7 THE stock market was actively traded over a broad front yesterday with turnover soaring up to 1.8 million units. The morning showed a serious lack of interest but gradually picked up in the afternoon. Blue cnip shares were quiet but had a steady
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      Lock icon London Rubber Closes Idle
      56 7 LONDON, Wed. (UPI) Rubber market yesterday closed idle with spot 20-1/4, 20-5/8. SETTLEMENT HOUSE July 20-7/16, 20-11/16 Aug. and July/Aug 90-3/4, 20-7/8. Sept 20-7/8, 21-1/8. Oct' Dec 21, 21-3/16. Jan March 21-3/16. 21-3 8. April/June 21-5/16, 21-J. July -Sept 21-3/8, 21-i-Oct-Dec 21-7/16, 21-9/16. Jan' March and
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      87 7 THE noon price* et the Mncnpore Chinese Produce K*tDancf tester,1a? mere:B LM-unut oil <KOtt.> Hulk Vvoo < Won lit (III (MIH i Urum 60 00 MUfd < opra 34-Vl Muntok White Prppor (F.OB.) ISS 00 »ar;n<.ik uhilr Pepper (FOB-) 162 50 Sarawak "penal Hl:ick I't-pnei iioH i NL-W. 130
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      96 7 (Manager*' Price for June 11) <11 \R 11 Ri P I'Ml lkl?T> 8 Growth Fund 1 o<» 145 *>14 1 Ml 1 Kl >1 S M Invest. 1 unci \d 1.14 1 10 I MI i ni'ST> l«t Singapore 2.59 2nd Slncapurf 1 8fi Urrl Mntuwirc 1 13
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      1066 7 DUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcan $1.50 (1) $1.5? (4) $1.55 (1) $1.56 (1) $l-57 < 5); DIM $1.53
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      Lock icon STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSING PRICES
      611 7 BID and offer prices i officially listed yesterday at the close of business in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malay- j sia and Singapore were: INDUSTRIALS B Alcan 1.57 1-82 Allied Choc. 240 Ben A. o 1 56 Borneo tihd vrt 1 «2
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  • STUDENTS' PAGE $5 ESSAY WINNERS
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      Lock icon EDUCATION ESSENTIAL TO GIRLS
      382 8 IN today's let age, girls should be given adequate education, for we live in a highly competitive modern society where men and women vie equally for jobs. Ever since woman obtainea the right to vote, she has been making rapid progress towards emancipation. Gone are the
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      Lock icon Forestry In New Zealand
      261 8 NOT more than a century ago. New Zealand was largely a forest-clad country. Although its landscape has now been transformed by the growth of its main industry, pastoral agriculture, there still remains about 15,361,000 acres of forested land, which is 23 percent of the total land
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      Lock icon The Life Of A Famous Man
      319 8 SIR Thomas Stamford Raffles wa s born on 6th July 1781, on board a ship off Port Morant, island of Jamaica. The master of the ship was his father, Captain Benjamin Raffles. In 1793, the young Raffles, aged twelve, was sent as a boarder
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      Lock icon The Lucky Prince
      391 8 PRINCE Ali was heir to the throne of Bengal. Being a prince he naturally had all he wanted. One would have thought he was very happy, but he was not. He longed to be one of the ordinary boys of his country, who could go about freely,
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      Lock icon Wonders Of Modern Science
      403 8 Since the Industrial Revolution, scientific knowledge has been increasing by leaps and bounds. Today, we have reached such a high degree of scientific achievement that even space travel is possible. Our predecessors, the cave men, left no remains of their knowledge on science and this naturally
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      Lock icon MODERN HOUSING
      325 8 LONG ago. man lived >n primitive dwellings such as tree houses, caves and huts. Slowly he began to learn to build attap houses and then brick houses. These early houses were inconvenient because thev were not strong enough. Today modern improvements have made possible a better and happier
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      12 8 11. f. FOOTIUERR THE SCHOOLCHILDRENS CHOICE LONGLASTING. MADE FOR COMFORT AND WEAR
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      248 8 NEW ESSAY CONTEST: RULES TO OBSERVE THE EASTERN SUN'S new essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 *nd under appear* In this page ever? Thursday. One of the objects of this contest Is to encourage young boys and girls to express themselves properly. And what better way to
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      139 8 DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and Alden McWiliams I WAITED FOR YDU TO COME HOME FROM SCHOOL,LEE ROY/ I THINK WE'D BETTER HAVE A TALK/ I'VE MET PERRY MONROE HE SEEMS LIKE A NICE GUVCJUST WHAT THE DOCTOR V ORDERED FOR OUR SISTER FDR WENOy\. MAVBE N FORME. HO THANKS/
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      12 8 What would you say if I gave up piano for Karate lessons?"
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    Lock icon Goldie Scotches Rumour That She's Expecting
    609 9  -  By Sheilah Graham NEW YORK: "There's a rumour in the States that I'm pregnant." said Goldie Hawn in London. The rumour started because Goldie. currently starring with Peter Sellers in "There's a Girl In Mv Soup", was spotted at the great Harrod's store, buving
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    Lock icon Swimwear—Where Complications Of Hemlines Are Entirely Absent
    663 9  - Swimwear —Where Complications Of Hemlines Are Entirely Absent By Florence de Santis NEW YORK; Everyone ha* been so Intent on skirt length* that n much more important fashion trend is in danger of being overlooked. It's softness. a gentle way with fahrirs and silhouettes that enhances the feminine figure without
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    Lock icon O.D.—It Means An Overdose Of LSD
    580 9  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN: I read the letter from the hippie signed "Ashamed To fio Back". I was In her shoes If she had shoes, that is. f didn't. When I split it was because home was a drag and my mind was really
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    Lock icon Makeup Takes On Midi Mood
    226 9  -  A Lovelier You By Mary Sue Miller As the spotlight leaves th* legs. the face recaptures attention. You may or may not welcome the switch. You are free, of course, to uphold the mini. Even Join the protest marchers. But. if your fashion philosophy is
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      141 9 THE ONLY REAL LITTLE PIECE OF ITALY IN SINGAPOR (It even has a parking problem.) There's more to Sorrento than coffee and cakes. There's now a complete bar. Beer. The whisky you fancy. Brandy, vodka, even chianti. And now a full restaurant menu. Which means you can eat pheasant in
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      250 9 <a»SHAW I ORGANISATION L I D O Phono *****4 oplns rooty; SBow«. 11 2.:w, h 15. VIA P m Susannah York. Beryl Re.a Killing Of SUUr Gwrif' Color Special Teenagers' Pre-. :*w Saturday a 45 am No Free List Curia sulk si Book Sow Ar:o fi'ilhrie A Tina Chen %lir»
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      82 9 4-Theatre SIMULTANEOUS OPENING TODAY! Odeon-Katong m ais Ruby Majestic IM. 3.9>. <| I.M. m M A »IM> m f A V m Silver City S.M MM V n. A FAMILY DRAMA SURGING WITH HI'MAN EMOTIONS n Si tOSmO CN4N6 M(l Y!OW Sift THAI F01N& tIU MING e c I* n
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    1298 10 CI. a Dlv 1 -1 Mile SOI RATII Bra** Sv 0 00 Esmeyron E Breuk 23M1 Suable Current. 6r 8 13 Kuatapura E Breuk 523 Ditamhah 3y ft 09 Allied Ladies Noordin ***** .More Tin 11 6y 8 08 Allied Ladies Noordin *****
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    384 10  -  By Denni Boy A newcomer from Porky Donnelly's stables, Beauty Beauty did a splendid workout on a good track here yesterday morning. With stablemate Hendak Menang for company, the pair raced over 3f in 37 2/5, with Beauty Beauty drawing away at the finish. Coup
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    537 10 WORLD CUP GUADALAJARA, Mexico, Wed. (UPI) —England Manager Sir Alf Ramsey had his cards close to his chest yesterday when he met newsmen seeking information about the team he plans to field against Czechoslovakia tomorrow in the final Group Three Cup soccer match. I All the
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    Lock icon England's Veterans In World Cup Football
    1117 10 Although beaten by Brazil in the recent World Cup, the current champions, England, have an excellent chance of reaching the final. England entered the World Cup competitions only in 1956 and Dave Caldwell, in this article, talks of some of the great footballers who
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    76 10 TOKYO. Wed. (Reuter) The Japanese utomoblle Federation (JAF> said yesterday it would discuss this Friday whether or not to hold the Japan Grand Prix race scheduled for October following withdrawal from the race of one of Japan's two biggest automobile makers. The Nissan Motoi Company in a statement
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    Lock icon World Cup Under Lock And Key
    219 10 MEXICO cm', Wed. (Reuter) The Jules Rimet World Cup Trophy has been locked up in the vault of the Banco De Comercio where it will remain until the morning of June 21 when an armoured car takes it to the Aztec Stadium for the
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      Lock icon CHAMPION COUNTERS SUSPENSION
      235 11 WASHINGTON, Wed. (UPI) —l.mael Laguna'. sa.dtonight h e ha» requested a hearing before California Athletic Commission to prevent the suspension of the world lightweight champion. Harry Barnett. attorney for Laguna. said he received a letter from the California commission on May 22 stating Laguna would be suspended
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      Lock icon Karting Grand Prix
      86 11 Top racers representing ten countries including Singapore have submitted entries for the Manila International Karting Grand Prix to be held in Manila on June 27 and 28. Asia's veteran star racer Teddy Yip of Macao will be strongly challenged by Steven Kam of Singapore and Albert Poon
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      Lock icon Goalie Death Ruled Accident
      280 11 MINEOLA. Wed. (UPI) A Nassau county Grand Jury has ruled that the death of one-time hockey goalie Terry Sawchuk was an accident resulting from a 'senseless" argument with New York Ranger teammate Ron Stewart over who should clean the house they shared. otewart 38. a taciturn
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      Lock icon Qualifiers For U.S. Open Golf
      107 11 PITTSBURGH. Pennsylvania. Wed (UPI) South African Bobby Cole fired a 6-under-par 68-70—138 today to lead the sectional qualifying for the U.S. Open Golf Championship. Cole. 22, a former British amateur champion, scored a oie-stroke victory over five competitors as seven players in a field of
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      Lock icon Golden Boy Tom Seaver Losing Halo
      774 11  -  A Column On A By Milton Richman NEW YORK, (UPI) Disenchantment always comes hard. People don't like finding out their idols are only human, that they're made up of mere flesh and blood. They have a way of putting an Arnold Palmer, a Johnny
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      Lock icon Surrey Beats Essex To Top County Cricket
      265 11 Surrey Beats Essex To T op County Cricket LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) Intikhab Alsm, the Pakistani all rounder, sent Surrey rocketing to the top of the English County Cricket champion table when he took seven for 30 against Essex yesterday. Intikhab adapted his leg breaks and googlies perfectly to the dusty
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      Lock icon Walkathon Will Stress Distance
      243 11 A six-mile walk, "Uni Walkathon" with the emphasis on distance covered rather than on speed will be held on Sunday June 21 Organised by the University of Singapore Student's Union, the walk Is part of a fund-raising project. Proceeds from the walkathon will be donated to
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      Lock icon Rugby Tour Profitable
      96 11 SYDNEY. Wed. (Reuter) The Australian Rugby Union expects to make a profit of about 6.000 dollars on the Scottish Rugby Union short tour of Australia. which ended last week. Gate takings for the six games on the tour totalled about 50.000 dollars, Union President Charles Blunt announced
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      91 11 Pilic Beats Tom O kker BRISTOL. Wed. (Renter) Niki Pilic, 30-year-old Yugoslav professional, won a 166-minute first round marathon against third-seed-ed Tom Okker of the Netherlands in the Wills 10.600 sterling tennis tournament here yesterday. Pilic beat Okker 3-fi 16-14 10-8 after the Dutch plaver had twice held a point
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      147 11 MELBOURNE. Wed. (Reuten Australia will take a "Mod Squad" to the Commonwealth Game.s In Edinburgh next month, at least as far as team uniforms are concerned Pictures released by the Australian Wool Board last night show that women competitors will have a flve-plece mlx-'n'-match ensemble In
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      74 11 In conjunction with the International Federation of Bodybuilders 1 Mr. Asia" contest to be held here on July 25. a IFBB 'Mr. Singapore' and IFBB 'Miss Singapore' contests will also ne held. The winner of the 'Mr. Singapore' event will be sent to participate in the 'Mr. Universe' contest,
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      Lock icon CLAY: 'I DON'T WANT TO FIGHT'
      366 11 NEW YORK, Wed. (UPI) "I keep telling people I don't wont to fight again, but nobody believes me," complains Muhammad Ali, the deposed heavyweight champion. Apparently not even his Attorney. Chauncey Eskridge. believes him. On Monday Eskridge requested permission from supreme court Justice Hugo
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      198 11 NEW YORK, Wed (UPI) —Following are the standings and results of major league baseball games played yesterday NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W L. GB. Chicago 29 21 Pittsburgh 28 28 4 New York 27 28 4* St. Louis 25 26 fci Philadelphia 24 29 6j Montreal 19 34
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      1132 11 nd radio DE CHANNEL PM.3 Oo Otening Anncts in all Languages A General Hospital 320 Another Song Another Melody (M> 335 It's Happening in Singapore (C' 355 Housewives Matinee "The Criminals" (Part 2 of a Cantonese Filrni 5.10 Close. 605 Opening Anrcts. j n ail Languages Dr. Who 6 30
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    Lock icon AIRCO OPENS PLANT SUNDAY
    235 12 New US In Another American contribution to Singapore's industrialisation will be marked by the official opening of the Jurong plant of Airco Singapore (Pte) Limited Sunday. The opening ceremony will be performed by Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, Minister for Com- munications. Mr. L. M. Liggett, President
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    Lock icon Mail Acted Too Late To Stop His Suicide
    179 12 A "frustrated" young man who asked tor forgiveness in a note took his life by swallowing 70 aspirin tablets. However, he presented himself in hospital, where he later died from the reaction. Simon Cheone Seng Kee. 23, an ex-welder in a Jurong
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    Lock icon Spastics To Have Own Pool Soon
    202 12 OVER 150 children of the Spastic Children's Association's Centre will soon be receiving their swimming lessons at their doorsteps. Thanks to the 40 Command Workshop of REME who have purchased th«- ryjol for the children. This will be REMEs last major contribution to Hie
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    Lock icon Careless Drivers Lose Two Cars
    191 12 POLICE yesterday warned vehicle owners to secure their cars before retiring to bed or before going to a movie. "See that your car is locked and the car key is taken out" said a police spokesman. He advised "Do not leave your car unsecured. Take
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    50 12 The Jurong Town Corporation is now building a small wharf near the Jurong Power Station for ferry anchoring. This is for the convenience of tourists and visitors, who come by boats. The T-shaped wharf about 100 feet long, is expected to be completed within two months.
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    75 12 The National Productivity Centre will organise a twoweek course on "Plant Layout and Materials Handling" which commences on July 6. The course will provide the broad framework within which production and administrative functions take place. Besides two weeks of theoretical work. participants will be assisted
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    Lock icon Fined For Abusing Ex-Mistress
    104 12 Salesman. Paul Kg was convicted and fined S2O by the Tenth Magistrate. Mr. F. G. Remedios, for abusing his ex-mistress, who wanted to leave him and start life afresh. Ng was found guilty of using abusive language to a typist, on Feb. 2 last year at
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    29 12 The Government of the Republic of Singapore and the Government of the Mongolian People's Republic have decided to establish full diplomatic relations between the two countries.
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    173 12 THE University of Singapore Students' Union will hold their 11th annual Rag and Flag Day on June 12. Traditionally, the event involves a colourful and gay procession of floats through the city and an island-wide sale of flags by University students. In addition, the
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    Lock icon UK Citizen Fined $100
    75 12 A British citiien. Mrs. M. K. Attwood alias Mrs. Mary Kathleen Banwood, 30. was yesterday fined 5100 for entering Singapore without a valid pass on April 8. In another case Mr. Brain Stanley Barrwood, 35. from Malaysia, was also fined $lOO. for remaining in Singapore after
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    Lock icon THE Indian Community in Singapore came out in full force to raise money for the Singapore Association of the Blind recently by holding a variety concert.
    81 12 The concert, mainly presented by the staff of the Indian High Commission here, was held at the High Commission's office in Grange Road. A
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    58 12 The Minister of Labour, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, has directed that a dispute over four dismissed employees to be submitted to arbitration bv the Industrial Arbitration Court. The four dismissed employees were employed by the Oasis Theatre Restaurant Niteclub and Cabaret Enterprises. Kallang Park. They belong
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE POOLS MAN WAY-LAID
    79 12 TWO youths— one armed with a daager way-laid a sales assistant of Singapore Pools (Private) Limited and robbed him ot $590 in cash, yesterday. I Mr. Fazuluddin bin Abdul Rahman. 27. of Selangor Road was walking along a five-foot way when two youths confronted him. The
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    83 12 An Indonesian. Ramli Kasmir Bin Husin. 24. was yesterday sentenced to a day's jail and fined $5OO, for stealing bird nests valued at $360. Ramli admitted that on June 9 he and two others, still 9t large, went to a shop at North Canal
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    Lock icon Car Burgled
    82 12 Thieves forced open a quarter-glass of a car and esca ed with a t-pe-recorder and five tapes valued at $205, yesterday The owner of the car. Miss Lai Ah Yow. 24 a clerk told the police that she had parked her car along Loron* Five. Toa Payoh after
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    46 12 Two youths entered a J watch dealer's c bop on the pretext of buying a watch but escaped with a watch valued at $95. yesterday. The proprietor, Mr. Wong Kwang Chim, 39, gave chase but lost sight of both of them. Police are investigating.
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    114 12 A MAN suffering from mental Illness fell to his death from his tenth-floor flat, a Coroner was told yesterday. Ng Hwal Chiak. 59. a clerk was found dead at the foot of the block of flats by his elder brother, at Commonwealth Close on
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      80 12 TIME AND TIDE rouA* SINGAPORE TOWN: 2.38 a.m. <7.6 It.); 9.25 am <1.7 It.); 4.14 p.m. <6.6 It.); 9.44 p.m. <3.9 It.t. NAVAL DOCKYARD: 2.43 a.m. <8.7 It.); 9.03 a.m. <2.5 It.); 4.18 p.m <8.2 It.); 9.40 Dm. <4 8 It.). TOMORROW SINGAPORE TOWN: 328 a.m. (7.1 It.); 10.09 am.
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