Eastern Sun, 16 June 1970

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    22 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1960. Vol. 4 No. 1370 Tuesday, 16 June 1970. MC (P 1616 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon RANSOM MEN LEAVE RIO
    489 1 The Envoy *T>!O DE JANEIRO, Mon, (UPI and Reuter) The Vcriq Airline Boeing 707 carrying 40 prisoners demanded as ransom for West German ambassador Ehrenfried von Hollcben left Monday for Algeria. The four-engine jet aircraft took oft from Rio's Galeco Airport at 1 1.32 a rr..
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    Lock icon Give Refuge In Australia
    82 1 BRISBANE. Mon. (Reuter> The Anglican Primate of Australia. Archbishop Sir Philip Strong, today urged the Australian government to relax its restrictions on entry into Australia to allow the immigration of Vietnamese refugees. The Archbishop was addressing the 197U Brisbane Anglican Diocesan Synod "We should give precedence
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    Lock icon Choosing A President
    40 1 BI'LXOS AIRES. Mon. (I'PI) The Armed Forces commanders met today with Brig. Gen. Roberto Leving»>ton, the man they chose for Argentinas next president, to form a cabinet and lay down the ground rules for the new government.
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    Lock icon Lim At Granada Exercise
    94 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Singapore's Minister of Interior and Defence. Mr. Lim Kim San. arrived here today to watch the climax of the five-nation Bersatu Padu exercise "Granada" now in its final Dhase in Dungun. He will also hold «eneral discussions with the Deputy Prime Minister and
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    Lock icon MSA Pilots Join Anti-Hijack Call
    159 1 MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE Airline Pilots Association has joined similar associations with 55 other countries has calling for action to combat aircraft hijacking. The Association will join the International Federation of Airline Pilots < IFALPA) in pressing for "urgent action" by the work's governments to ensure 'the Immediate
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    Lock icon Inquiry Rests
    47 1 LONDON. Mon. (UPIt The prosecution case against two brothers accused of the kidnap-murder of Australian Mrs. Alick McKay ended today and the court adjourned to decide whether the accused should go on trial at the Central Criminal Court. The accused are Arthur and Hizamodeen Hosein.
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    Lock icon Privy Council Turns Case Down
    170 1 LONDON. Mon. (Renter) —The Privy Coun.il judicial committee today heard a petition by Yee Mung Chin for special leave to appeal against a murder conviction b-i. the High Court at Pen- g a year ago. Without calling on Counsel fo r the Public Prosecutor the
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    Lock icon Give Power To Japan—Thai DPM
    269 1 Give Power To Japan —Thai DPM BANGKOK, Mon. (AFP) —Thai Vice-Premier General Praphas Charusathien todiy called for a strengthening of Japan's role in maintaining peace in South- east Asia. The "Onl v great power in the region" must not 'lock itself inside the limits of its constitution but on the
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    Lock icon Not Sunny For Farmers
    109 1 LONDON. Mon (Reuter) —As bronzed Britons in parks, on beaches and rooftops make the most of the current heat wave, the country's farmers face the prospect of serious crop losses through drought. With no rain in many areas for a month, except for local thunderstorms, the
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    Lock icon HEAVY FIGHTING GOING ON IN KOMPONG SPEU
    266 1 PHNOM PENH, Mon. (Reuter) Heavy fighting was continuing today at the provincial capital of Kompong Speu, where South Vietnamese paratroopers have reinforced the Cambodian defenders. A military spokesman said three Cambodian battalions and the South Vietnamese w ere fighting Communist elements thought to
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    Lock icon 9d Times
    59 1 LONDON. Mon »AFP> The Times newspaper today raised its price from eightpence to nine-pence. Only last October the newspaper put up its price from six-pence to eightpence. It was the first price rise since 1964 Bought in December 1966 by Lord Thomson of Fleet, the Canadian newspaper magnate,
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    Lock icon UK Trading Deficit
    67 1 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) —Sterling's dolla r rate slumped today within minutes of a government disclosure that Britain'* overseas trading in Mav ended with the bigaest deficit for eleven months (£3l mil). Its rate was 20 roint» lower than Friday The news, coming three days before Thursday's general
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    Lock icon 'A FALSE WITNESS'
    41 1 WASHINGTON M on (Reuter) Vice President Spiro Agnew today accused major U.S. news organisations of not telling both sides of the Vietnam war He said the portrait of America projected abroad bv the news media often was distorted.
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    Lock icon Wilson To Will On 'Previous Life'
    137 1 LONDON. Men. CUPD Harold Wilson's election worries are over. accordIns to the latest edition of the Occult Magazine. The Labour Party leader will win Thursday's general election oecause he was "chosen by the greater powers on the heights." Th* magazine, puolished by the Theocratic
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    Lock icon 'STAHM' PLAN FOR FULL EMPLOYMENT
    589 2 A Nontah lecturer has proposed a new strategy for economic development which would ensure full employment in Singapore. t He is Dr. Leonard Cohen, Professo r of Behavioural Sciences and Business Activity in the College of Commerce, Nanyang University His strategy —'The Nanyang Simplex and
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    Lock icon 5 SIR Heads Big Airlift To Dungun
    663 2  -  By BEN VARIYAN DUNGUN, Mon. The Fifth Singapore Infantry Regiment and supporting elements spearheaded the mass military airlift from Changi to the five-nation exercise area on the east coast of West Malaysia early this morning. Waves of Hercules of the Royal Air Force
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    Lock icon Gets 2 Years For Robbery
    73 2 Sheik Mombarak B. Sheik M. Zain. 26, was sentenced to two years jail in the First District Court, when he pleaded cuiltv to a charge of robbery and causing hurt. He robbed a cofTee-stall owner, Mr. Ponnusamv of $2.20. cigarettes. and a transistor radio, all
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    Lock icon CAR STOLEN
    26 2 A fishmonger, Cbwe« Wen. 24. reported to the police the theft of his $5,000 car which he had parked at Omar Road on Sunday.
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    Lock icon 5a.m. Crash Brings House Front Down
    149 2 Coffee shop proprietor Tan Heng Guan had a rude shock when a thunderous noise woke him up from sleep at 5.10 a.m. yesterday. To his amazement, he found that the whole front portion had collapsed While he and hL: mother and two brothers were
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    Lock icon Singapore Seeks Uniform Control Of Exported Drugs
    203 2 SINGAPORE requires international co-operation to ensure that the standards of control of drugs exercised within the country extends to the control of its exported drugs. The Minister of Health, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, stated this when he opened th e Pacific Region Meeting
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    Lock icon 'Incorrigible' Gets Six Years
    89 2 An 'incorrigible housebreaker'. with five previous convictions dating back to 1958 was yesterday sentenced to another six jail for housebreaking again. Ong Ah Hai. 23. pleaded guilty to the five charges of housebreaking between March 26 and Ma 17. The First District Judge, Mr. Abdul Vahab
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    Lock icon MORAL EXHORTATION SET TO MUSIC
    183 2 A LOCAL musician who prefers to be known only a s A. G. ha s written a song in support of the Government's campaign to bring about a cleaner, creener and more gracious Singapore. In his song, set to music, AO, exhorts the people to
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    Lock icon $950 For Charity
    69 2 The Tamplnes Home Building Fund have received $950 raised by the wives of two diplomats in Singapore. It represented proceeds raised from a joint cooking demonstration by Mrs. Prem Bhatla. wife of the Indian High Commissioner, and Mrs R. C. Pekelharlng, wile of the Dutch Ambassador, on
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    Lock icon Clean Harbour Measures On
    101 2 ANTI-POLLUTION measures have been extended to ships. Shipowners are warned that their vessels arc not allowed to emit smoke, soor, ash, grit or oil which may be a nuisance. Port officers of the Por. of Singapore Authority have instructions to obtain particulars of persons infringing this
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    Lock icon Tourists Lose $6,300 From Hotel
    71 2 An American tourist and his wife reported to the police theft of $6,300 trom their hotel room on Sunday. Mr Mat hew Antho-.y Allen said he and his A had a nap on Sunday after* noon. He woke up at 6 p.m. and found his
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    Lock icon FORUM ON MALAYSIA TONIGHT
    64 2 A forum on "Malaysia: Past. Present and Future" will be held at 7.30 p.m. tonight at the New Lecture Theatre One, University of Singapore. Speakers at the forum are Dr. Tan Chee Khoon. Gerakan Ra'ayat Malaysia. Mr. Goh Hock Guan. DAP. and Mr. Zainal Abideen.' lecturer.
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    Lock icon Wheelchair Record
    42 2 LONDON. Mon. (UPI) John Sheenan. a 25-;'ear-old double amputee, yesterday covered 51 miles in just over 11 hours to set a world record, a spokesman for the Disabled Drivers' Association said. Sheenan competed with 110 other disabled persons in wheelchairs.
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    Lock icon ANTI-AMERICAN CLASHES WITH SAIGON POLICE
    273 3 SAIGON, Mon. (Reuter) An American Negro military policeman ran from his vehicle today with his clothes on fire. It has been struck by a Molotov cocktail thrown by noting students. The policeman had driven apparently by accident into a demonstration by university and high school
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    Lock icon MUD SLIDE DERAILS CROWDED TRAIN
    250 3 Japan's Heavy Rain Season Begins: TOKYO, Mon. (UPI) Heavy rains drenched Central and West Japan today. It caused a mud slide which derailed a crowded passenger train. Japanese police announced that 19 persons were injured when a 2coach diesel train rammed Into a mud slide
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    Lock icon DIVERS UP
    49 3 HONOLULU, Mon. (UPI) —Six divers left the undersea laboratory 'Aegir,' yesterday, two w eeks after they entered the vessel to conduct tests on the ocean floor. They were trapped on the bottom for two days The divers —were pronounced in good condition after completing a decompression process.
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    Lock icon LARGE COMMUNIST RICE CACHE AND SECTION OF VIET CENTRE FOUND
    321 3 SAIGON, Mon. (UPI) American troops operating in Cambodia uncovered another large communist rice cache, military spokesmen announced. Earlier, other allied units found what was believed to be a section of the red command centre for Indochina. Troops of the U.S.
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    Lock icon Sleeping Sickness Warning In Korea
    117 3 SEOUL, Mon. (UPI) South Korean Health Authorities today issued a warning that encephalitis (sleeping disease) may strike Korea soon. The Health-Social Affairs Ministry cautioned that the disease is likely to break out late this month, earlier than usual. More victims are expected this year than
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    Lock icon Voyage Of Suspense
    109 3 PERTH, West Australia, Mon. (Reuter) —A Danish sailor circum-navigating Australia in a 17-foot speedboat, arrived in Perth today. There were gallons of explosive fuel washing around in the bottom of the boat. A burst fuel tank spilled five gallons of petrol into the boat. Hans Tholstrup knew
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    Lock icon 16th Asian Film Festival Opens
    90 3 JAKARTA. Mon. (Reuter) Film stars from seven Asian countries were driven through the streets last night as a gala prelude to the 16th Asian Film Festival. Thousands of people lined the streets to cheer the 100 actors and actresses from Japan. Thailand. Singapore. Taiwan. The
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    Lock icon Fatal Plunge
    51 3 JAKARTA. Mon. (Reuter) Twenty people were burned to death when the bus In which thej were travelling plunged Into a deep ravine. It then caught Are. Antara News Agency reported today. The accident took place recently near Solok In West Sumatra and only five of the 25 passenger*
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    Lock icon CEYLON'S POLICIES STEER TO THE LEFT
    185 3 COLOMBO, Mon. (UPI) The left-winq Government >f Premier Mrs. Bandaranaike will not permit "foreign imperialist agencies" to operate in Ceylon. This was announced yesterday by Governor-Gene-ral William Gopallawa in the new parliamentary session. was believed to be a veiled reference to the Asia Foundation
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    Lock icon HAVING A BALL OF A TIME
    84 3 SYDNEY, Mon. (Reuter) Two women anti-apart-heid demonstrators raced onto a baseball court here today and grabbed a ball. It was being used by the South African vqjnen netball team in a state championship match. A spectator wrenched the back and thre w it to
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    Lock icon Undercover Story Behind Rashes
    124 3 TOKYO. Mon. (CPI) Chemicals In underwear are giving Japanese women skin rashes and headaches, a government agency reported. The Science and Technology Agency disclosed textile makers are impregnating cloth with various chemicals for a multitude of reasons. Chemicals are designed to make textiles dry quick, resist
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    Lock icon Youth Group Linked With Red Plot To Oust Marcos?
    289 3 MANILA, Mon, (Reuter) Military authorities today disclosed a nationalist youth organisation might be involved with a communist plot to overthrow the Philippine Government. A police spokesman said captured documents and testimonies of southern village leaders tended to link the Kabataang Makabayan
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    Lock icon Manhunt For Brutal Killer
    98 3 MANILA, Mon. < Reuter) Police have recovered the dismembered body of a 17-year-old girL Her head and arms were found floating last week along Manila Bay. They identified the victim as Juliana Sy. daughter of a grocery store-owner in Galoocan City, north of Manila. The body
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      Lock icon CANDID CAMERA: COMMENTS FOR MORE IMPROVEMENT
      529 5  -  by VVSF CANDID CAMERA WAS EASY! Contest F had a good score. It was simply pictures of any subject matter. Excellent study of various aspects with good tone quality were submitted Maiority of the prints are of high standard on the placing of subject
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    Lock icon 'THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH...'
    403 6 •|>INO out the old and ring in the new* Is a convenlent cliche behind which we can hide the discontinuation of the broadsheet Eastern Sun and the appearance tomorrow of the tabloid. Personally, we believe that whether we take the high road or the low road
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    Lock icon HARD TIMES FOR LON NOL
    450 6 TJOW long can the Lon Nol government in Cambodia hold on? None of the numerous correspondents covering the Cambodian war nor armchair theoreticians seem to give it any chance of continued existence. In barely two weeks the last American soldier will leave Cambodian soil. South
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    Lock icon How The Election Affects Britain's Foreign Policy
    1625 6  -  By DEREK INGRAM GEMINI LONDON In Britain's general election campaign only a tiny percentage of the politicians' time is being spent arguing international issues. Overseas observers will conclude that whoever wins Britain's foreign policy will remain unchanged. As a rough rule-of-thumb this will
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    Lock icon The Policy Quagmire
    833 6  -  Br Joseph Alsop WASHINGTON An Israeli delegation is currently in Washington to discover just what President Nixon meant when he promised a regular flow of replacement aircraft for Israel to Prime Minister Golda Meir. No doubt the Israelis are also seeking to discover what Secretary of State
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    Lock icon Switzerland's Enoch Powell Almost Wins His Point
    647 6  -  By WILLIAM FORREST GEMINI LONDON Meet Dr. James Schwarzenbach, the Enoch Powell of Switzerland, fresh from a remarkable achievement. Mr. Powell wants to Keep the blacks nut of Britain: Dr. Schwarzenbach wants »o keep the foreigners out of Switzerland. And he has all
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    Lock icon NEWSBOY COVERS 'HARD TIMES' ROUTE
    601 8  -  By TOM TIEDE NEW HAVEN, Conn (NEA) Every day, morning and night, more than a million boys deliver newspapers to homes throughout the United States. Doug DeLine, aged 15, is one of them. The Job is not altogether kid stuff. Almost all of the young
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    Lock icon Australian Puppets On Asian Tour
    226 8 SYDNEY. Australia: A trading Australian mime at tor w ill share the limelight with 100 puppets of the Marionette Theatre of Australia during its current tour of Asia. The company will present a "fairy tale extravaganza" called "Tmtookies whirh is based on stories of magic,
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    Lock icon Psychic Wants People To Stop Bugging Him
    552 8  -  DATELINE By f Ele,Walt Dulaney Dear Ele and Walt: I am a teenager of 16 and very interested In astroloffr. Recently a gypsy told me I was psychic. Well, as soon as friends and neighbours found out that I could read vibrations from
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    Lock icon Pakistan Fights To Save Its Wild Life
    857 8  -  By MEHR KAMAL GEMINI KARACHI: Pakistan has imported ten blackbuck deer from Texas in an attempt to save the species from extinction in its original home. The deer are descendants of 35 blackbucks taken from Pakistan itself a few years ago. On the
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    Lock icon NEW BOARD GAME CALLED 'CAMBODIA'
    391 8  -  By Dick West UPI WASHINGTON: Today I am introducing another new board game, You had better start playing right away because this game has a time limit. It is called "Cimbodia" and it must be finished by the end of June. The rules: Each player
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      53 8 DATELINE: DANGER! r DON'T BUV VOUR 'LONELY LIPE' BIT, PERRY..YOU'VE GOT A LOT OP PRIENDS m m "■US, ES B l" THE WIZARD OF ID 1 CA*i'T KfT A VM7KT? OUT OF Tt*& 10H& IS TV-eFg MOHTMSf i by John Saunders and AJden McWiliiams ■3 m by Brtnt ptrkcr tnd
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      22 8 AMY By Jack Tippif uu a >n m What took you so long., .didn't my mom tell you it was an emergency?"
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    Lock icon IF YOU MARRY THIS CLOWN...
    665 9  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN LANDERS: I've been dating a very attractive guy for over a year. He is three years my senior marriageminded and he has made it clear I'm the one he wants I want him, too.) is one small thing that is bothering
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    Lock icon The Policy Of Goldie Hawn: Keep Private Life Private
    716 9  -  By Sheilah Graham NEW YORK: Goldie Hawn sat opposite me at the table in the restaurant at Shepperton Studio, with her wide blue eyes prepared for anyth:nq I might ask her. Goldie. who won the Oscar as the Best Supporting Actress
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    Lock icon Julie Andrews' New Clothes
    88 9 HOLLYWOOD. California Julie Andrews wears 22 different, new designs tv* Donald Brooks during the course of her new mo\ ie "Darling I ill" Here she models on» of them: a paisley pattern, dark red cut velvet gown It is embroidered with gold trim (UPI). UPI. Cool
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    Lock icon One Touch Of Fashion
    238 9 NEW YORK. Everyone puts woollens away carefully cleaned and mothballpd. hut Marjorie Lehmann of Leathercraft. specialists in leather care, says many women fail to give leathers proper storage attention. For Instance, never store leather in, plastic bags, as plastic will prevent the leather from "breathing." Hang
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    Lock icon A Question Of Flattery
    220 9  -  A Lovelier You By Mary Sue Miller Those gorgeous mermaids among us will be wearing "little nothing" swimsuits at pools and beaches And why not? Brief bikinis and sleek maillots, cut-out or cut-down make the most of a siren figure But what if the siren theme
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      280 9 TODAY ••I Tuesday, June 16, 1970. STAR GAZER 'V Br CLAY H POLLAN V# Your Doily AcH»i>y Guide According fo lh» Start. To develop messoge for Tuesday, reod weds corresponding to number J of your Zodioc huh sign. 10poovt# 31 Devce 6' K-nd 7 »«to* 32 Rood 62 *o* 3
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      Lock icon Bukit Timah Race Weights
      972 10 THE following art the weights for this weekend racing. THIRD CI S Drv 4 6F. Syndicate Panglima Larat II 900 Trishaw Angel 813 Hapnv Hour 8.12 Kuching Town 8 12 Chine Dynasty 8.12 Binjai Park 8.10 Shantin Peak 8.10 Lovable IT 81° Bukit Bendera 8 10
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      Lock icon Glory of Sarawak, with Glynn Pretty up, scored an impressive five-length win in the C1. 6 Div. 2 mile event on Saturday opening day of the June Bukit Timah meeting. Glory of Sarawak is seen here being led in by Datin Wee Hood Teck. Glory of Sarawak paid $52 for a win.
      52 10 Glory of Sarawak, with Glynn Pretty up, scored an impressive five-length win in the C1. 6 Div. 2 mile event on Saturday opening day of the June Bukit Timah meeting. Glory of Sarawak is seen here being led in by Datin Wee Hood Teck. Glory of Sarawak paid $52 for
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      Lock icon GURNEY SETS NEW RECORD
      269 10 MOSPORT, Ontario, Mo n. (Reuter) American driver Dan Gurney yesterday won the opening race of the Can-AM face series for sports cars, driving around Mosport's twisting road circuit at over 110 mph. The Californian was driving the orange car which Bruce McLaren was to have piloted.
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      Lock icon Soccer Meet
      43 10 Hamilton Sports Club will meet Stable Boys Sports Club in a division one league soccer fixture at 5 30 p.m. today at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The tie between Royal Navy Wanderers and Tempenis Rovers has been postponed to June 30.
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      Lock icon Old Campaigner Outruns Rivals
      123 10 BRISBANE. Mon. (Reuter> Outsider Cachondeo. at eight the oldest horse in the race, outran 14 rivals to win the A 535.000 < 16.332 > Brisbane Cup over two miles at Eagle Farm today. Cachondeo s win at 40-1 saved bookmakers from a huge payout had victory
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      Lock icon PORSCHES SWEEP THE BOARD AT LE MANS
      562 10 LE MANS, France, Mon. (UPI) Porsches swept the first three places of the Le Mans 24-hour endurance sports car race yesterday to establish their supremacy over the Italian stable of Ferrari. It was Porsche's first win at Le Mans and Its seventh victory
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      Lock icon Top Horses Groomed For Royal Ascot
      516 10 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Most of Britain's top horses and a good sprinkling "raiders" from Ireland and France will battle for prise money totalling well over £lOO,OOO (US $240,000) at the four-day Royal Ascot meeting starting to- morrow. There will be a break with tradition
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      Lock icon Royer In Golf Win
      299 10 CHICAGO. Mon. jßeuter) Thirty-t hr e e-year-old Hugh Rover coolly held off challenges from some of the big names of golf here to win the US$130.000(£55.000) Western Open Championship and notch his first victory in three and a half years on the U.S. circuit. With storm
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      Lock icon Names For C-Games
      165 10 The Singapore Olympic Sports Council yesterday announced the names of competitors for the forthcoming Commonwealth Games scheduled to be held in Edinburgh next month. The SOSC which met yesterday his accepted 18 competitors submi ted by four sporting bodies. However, the Inclusion of Tan Howe Liang depends
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      Lock icon Hahne's Narrow Victory
      283 10 HOCKENHEIM, Germany, Mon. (UPI) —Hubert Hahne of West Germany nipped England's Brian Hart by threetenths of a second in a thrilling last lap duel yesterday to give BMW its first Formula Two victory in the Rhine Trophy Auto race at Hockenheim Track. scorched across the finish line
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      Lock icon All Blacks Arrive
      55 10 JOHANNESBURG. Mon. (AFP)—The New Zealand All Blacks rugby team arrived here today for their tour of South Arrica without their captain Brian Lochore and Lock Sam Straham. Both these players were Injured yesterday in a friendly match at Perth, Western Australia. The All Blacks will also play
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      197 10 PARIS, Mon. (Reuter) —Irish owner-trainer Mr. Seamus McGrath s filly Sweet Mimosa came out of the pack with an impressive finishing run to win th« Prix hLfe* f'? nch oak b comfortablt two lengths at Chantilly yesterday. S^°? d Brltl *h entry Highest Hopes and
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      448 11 MEXICO CITY, Mon. (Reuter) —From the doidrums of a scoring famine and a crippling mental slump, moody Italy emerged today as a strong contender for the 1970 World Cup after their runaway 4-1 victory over Mexico at Toluca yesterday. For the first time on a
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      222 11 GUADALAJARA. MEXICO, Mon. ißrutrr) World Cup favourites Brazil today leave here for Mexico City hopeful that their attacking brand of football can pierce Uruguay's stron? defence when they clash in the semi-fi-n.iis at the Aztec Stadium on Wednesday. Brazil, who would keep the Jules Rimet Trophy il they
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      33 11 HONG KONG, Mon. (UPI> The Sing Tao Sports Club yesterday set a world record for carcramming by squeezing 36 members Into a Volkswagen. The old record was held by 27 American students.
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      199 11 NEW YORK. Sun. (Reuten Standings of the two major leagues after yesterday's games: NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division W L GB Chicago 32 23 New York 30 29 4 Pittsburgh 30 31 5 St. Louis 26 30 6* Philadelphia 25 33 8J Montreal 22 35 11 Western Division
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      688 11  -  A Column On American Sports By Milton Richman NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) —Danny Cater goes a little better than 165 pounds. He isn't big. especially for a ballplayer, but whenever hf s hungry he has this funhabit. He likes to cat. ■iel Stottlemyre, a teammate
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      Lock icon McGlothiin Picks Up 9th Victory
      434 11 National League NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) The Cincinnati Reds hammered out a season high of 18 hits and Jim McGlothiin picks up his ninth victory in 12 decisions yesterday as the Reds defeated the Philadelphia Phils 10-1. McGlothiin. who was 8-16 last year for the
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      752 11 MEXICO CITY, Mon. (Router) West Germany dragged their aching limbs out of an epic World Cup quarter-finol victory over reigning champions England yesterday with the knowledge that victory may have cost them their chance of regaining the cup. West Germany won 3-2 after extra
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      531 11 NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) Hot-hitting Willie Horton stroked two homers and Nrom Cash added a two-run homer as the Detriot Tigers overpowered the California Angels, 8-4, yesterday. Dick McAullffe also singled in a run. Bill Freehan singled home a pair and another scored on
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      1019 11 DE CHANNEL P.M. 3 ftn Opening Anncts In all Languages and General Hospital 320 For the Family (Malay) 3 50 A Diary of Events in Singapore This Week (Malay) 353 It's Happening in Singapore <Malay) (Repeat) 410 Peyton Place 'Repeat) (Chinese Subtitles) *OO Close 605 Opening anncts in all Language
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    321 12 Round*The*Clock A leading Singapore shipyard is now ready to provide a new three-shift "Around the Clock'' shiprcpairing service. This Has been made possible by the signing of an agreement between the management of Shipyard (Private) Ltd. and the Union of Keppel Shipyard Employees of Singapore yesterday.
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    Lock icon $45,000 Raid On Emporium
    65 12 THIEVES broke into the Eastern Emporium at High St. and escaped with merchandise worth $45,000. The theft was discovered by the manager of the emporium, Mr. Lim Eng Choon, when he arrived at his office yesterday at 9.40 a.m. At the second floor of the emporium
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    Lock icon Clerk Wounded In $1,600 Grab
    104 12 A CLERK, Tay Koon Hoe, 18, of Sen Kee Transport Service, Boaf Quay, was wounded yesterday near his office when he resisted two robbers who got away with $1,600. Tay went to the Chartered Bank at Raffles Place on a motor-cycle to cash a $l,BOO
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    64 12 The regional adviser. Internationa! Labour Organisation. Mr. Max Swerdlow, will give a talk on ""New Techniques in Collective Bargaining for Management" at the Hotel Negara Saturday at 1.30 pm. Mr Swerdlow's talk will provide management new approaches and techniques on effective Collective Bargaining and its safeguards.
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    Lock icon $145,000 TOTO JACKPOT
    80 12 Thursday's Toto Draw will have a higher jackpot of 5145,000. There were no biq prise winners for Sunday's Draw. Toto participants who have saved 100 or more coupons for the "Special Gift Offer" campaign can exchange them for free gifts from today onwards. Gift prizes can be
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    67 12 Seaman Koh Chua Chong. 32. was yesterda v charged with causing grievous hurt to another sailor, fracturing his skull. Koh was alleged to have caused hurt to Tan Keng Guan. 37. on Feb. 12. on board the Indonesian ship. Tirtadjaja which was anchored at the Inner
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    59 12 Blasting operations on Pulau Blakang Mati stared yesterday and will continue until November 30. Charges will be detonated between 12 noon and 2 00 p.m. dally to June 20. from July 5 to July 12 and from September 14 to November 11. Mariners are warned to
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    23 12 Thieves broke into a house in New Bridge Road and escaped with $5O in cash and jewellery worth $222. on Sundav
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    Lock icon Association Marks Thirty Years
    60 12 The Singapore Chinese Newspaper Distributor Association Sunday held a meeting to mark its 30th anniversary. Opening the meeting. Mr. Chone View Tong. the president disclosed that the association's present site had been reclaimed for development under the Urban Renewal Project. He asked members of the association
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    Lock icon Brothers Robbed Of $20,000
    99 12 TWO armed robbers waylaid two brothers and robbed them of 200 watches valued at $20,000 on Sunday. One of the brothers Chua Chor Meng. 33. a bumboat operator told the police that they were walking along Empress Place when the robbers confronted them. They had just
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    280 12 A proprietor who attempted "experimental work" by himself was electrocuted to death while repairing a faulty magnetic contactor. The Coroner's Court was told this by Ang Ai Tong who was testifying into the death of his elder brother. Ang Pack Tong. 41. on May 25 at
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    199 12 SINGAPORE'S taxi drivers do not e'pcct any "fantastic" jump in daily earnings from the increased fare to 60 cents for the first mile, effective next month. Many feel that the increased fare will be offset by fewer passengers who would either shift
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    84 12 THE Blood Transfusion Service is once again appealing to the public to come forward and donate blood. This urgent need Is to cope with reserve blood stocks which have fallen from 732 units to 718 units over the past week. Thos«» who wish to donate
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    350 12 THREE happy American girls arrived Here yesterday to spend 70 days with their local "foster parents." They are here under the American Exchange Programme which arranges exchange trips between U.S. students and students from other countries. Th* three glrLs are Sandra
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    81 12 The Music Committee of Wesley Methodist Church Is presenting "An Evening of Music" on Friday at 8.30 p.m. at the Wesley Church. Fort Canning. Among those participating are Goh Bin Liong. flutist Grace Wu. organist. Vivien Goh and Toney Lee. violinists. Colin Parsons, bass. Tan Peng
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      220 12 1 SINGAPORE TOURIST PROMOTION BOARD APPLICATIONS a-*e invited for the following post:RESEARCH OFFICER Qualifications and Experience: Degree from a recognised university majoring in one or more of the following fields: mathematics, economics, and statistics. Experience in research/survey work is desirable but not essential. Proficiency in the Chinese language will be
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      83 12 TIME A'lD TIDE roiuy SING AFORE TOWN: 2.10 a.m. (22 ft.>; 8.33 a.m. <6.6 ft I; 211 p.m <3.6 ft.»; 8.09 a.m. (7.8 It.» NAVAL DOCKYARD 2.53 a.m. <3.0 It.); 8.40 a.m. <B.l ft.); 2.19 p.m. <4.7 ft.); 8.13 p.m. <8.9 ft.). rOMOUROW SINGAPORE TOWN 25# am. <1.4 ft.); 9.40
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