Eastern Sun, 24 June 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents Esrd. 1966 Vol. 4 No. 1377. Wednesday, June 24, 1970. MC (P) 1616
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    Lock icon NEW LOAN ISSUE FOR DEVELOPING
    186 1 A NEW loon issue of $l5O million wos announced yesterday by the government. Proceeds from the loan will be poid into the Development Fund and used to finance development projects in Singapore. Holder* of the million Singapore three per cent Rehabilitation 1/oan. 1!I46, due to
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    Lock icon Dewi to stay in Indonesia
    199 1 BLITAR, East Jovo The pretty Japanese-born wife of Sukarno announced here yesterday thot she will remain in Indonesia. Katna Sari Dewi, who made a dramatic dash from Paris to Sukarno's deathbed, said she would dedicate herself to Indonesia for the rest of her life as
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    Lock icon Thai army
    32 1 BANGKOK, The Thai Army yesterday rushed reinforcements to Si Sa Ket province on the border with Cambodia to prevent marauding Communist troops from spilling into Thailand, government sources said yesterday.
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    Lock icon Carrington coming
    59 1 LONDON, Bntain's new Defence Secretary, I-ord Carrington. is expected to visit southeast Asia for preliminary talks on a joint defence organisation for the region. Military and political planners are already working on arrangements for a ministerial conference between Malaysia, Singapore. Australia, NPW Zealand and Britain but there was
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    Lock icon B-52 raids
    39 1 SAIGON, American war planes, operating under a new policy that allows them to attack targets in Cambodia beyond the 21.7-m)le limit set for U.S. ground operations, slammed Communist supply lines in heavy raids, military sources said yesterday.
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    Lock icon Largest ever Japan riots
    122 1 TOKYO, Japanese students battled riot poliee on the streets of Tokyo last nighi in the largest public demonstrations ever staged. National police said that 740,000 persons took part in demonstrations throughout this nation of 100 million population to oppose Japan's renewal of Its military security pact
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    Lock icon Mystery blast
    88 1 A huge explosion, which almost rocked Changi and was heard In the heart of Singapore, occurred In Sultan's Shoal island last night at 10:30. The cause ol the explosion was not immediately known. Marine Police and bomb disposal expert* have rushed to the scene. Investigators were handicapped by
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    Lock icon Danes to invest more here
    158 3 The Danish Minister tor Commerce, Mr Knud Thorn—n said vntcrdiy Denmark win bvMt la various fields of Industry In the Republic. Mr. Thomsen told a press conference shortly after he arrived from Jakarta that the investment will Include shipbuilding. electronics and chemical Industries. lit said
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    Lock icon FRANTIC OIL MAN GRANTED DIVORCE IN SINGAPORE
    246 3 An American oil executive sought frequent emotional aid and consulted many psychologists ond psychiatrists from various parts of the world where he wos stationed but oil to no avail. Mr. David Joseph Steele, was petitioning for the dissolution of his marriage to Edith
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    Lock icon Pay rise for daily rated men
    141 3 There will be a windfall for 18.400 daily rated employees in the Government who will receive wage increases as from July 1. The total amount for the wage increases afl coat the Government, the Public Utilities Board and the Housing and Development Board about
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    Lock icon DETAINEE SEES TRUTH
    58 3 A political detainee Mr. Loh Mi aw Long released yesterday said »he disapproves of the Communist method of srizing power through Violence. Parliamentary democracy is best instrument to achieve a more just and equal society, she laid. She wants to be a «>od citizen and strive for
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    Lock icon New technique developed
    125 3 Bersatu Padu naval exercises have paved the way for a new method of emergency ship repairs. Engineers from the Royal Navy Fleet maintenance unit afloat recently scored a "first" Helped by the vessel crew ond a diver from the Royal Australian Navy, they successfully replaced a defective
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    Lock icon 60,000 vote
    22 3 KUCHING. Nearly 60.000 voters have, up to yesterday. cast their votes In the pallamen< tary and state elections In Sarawak.
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      233 3 Yoursecond Typewriter \W'j costs yon honestly and truly only $55/(if you already have an IBM 72). If you already own an IBM 72, you will not even get the Idea of buying a new typewriter because of a new typelace. Since for $55/ you can get a new printing clement
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    Lock icon SIT-IN AT AIRPORT
    40 5 ROME OKINAWANS, protesting the FS. Japan Security Treaty and gas stockade at the Island, ramp in front of the Kadena Airhase at Naha. An American 11-52 bomber meanwhile took off and flew over the demonstrators on Monday.
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    Lock icon 'N-WEAPON PACT' BY UK AND FRANCE
    447 5 LONDON Britain and France might be able to reoch limited co-opera-tion in nuclear weapons, including "joint targetting." However, in the lost resort eoch country would keep control of its nucleor weapons, disclosed a close source of S.r Alec Douglas-Home, the new Foreign Secretary. Special
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    Lock icon Sorcerer disrupts murder trial
    180 5 PORT MORESBY. A murder trial has been adjourned ud the accused flown to Port Moresby because the proscrotiob alleged he was casting spells over witCrown prosecutor C. Tankey told Mr. Justice Prentice in the Supreme Court at Mount Hagen the accused. Mark Hasan, is believed to
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      212 5 *4 Jif SPECIAL COUPON EXCHANGE 6IFT SCHEME From 14th May Draw No: 38 70.) to 26th July Draw No: 59 70' 1970 If your 'A' portions of the coupons with one or both tables tilled, do not win any of the group prizes, RETAIN and accumulate them m exchange for
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    Lock icon Dictatorship in Ecuador
    291 6 QUITO, Ecuador, Virtual dictatorship ruled this South American nation today. President Jose Velasco made the drastic move to head off "extremistinspired chaos and anarchy.' Yesterday, he clewed the Congress and the Supreme Court AH schools were also closed and heavily armed troops were sent Into universities here
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    Lock icon GESTURE OF FRIENDSHIP
    56 6 II.S. NAVY SECRETARY JOHN CHAFFER shakes hands with a South Vietnamese sailor. The United States yesterday turned over 273 river patrol boats to South Vietnam in the largest transfer of the war The move puts the South Vietnamese Navy in control of 80 per cent of allied
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    Lock icon MYSTERY OF THE SLAIN NURSES
    198 6 CHICAGO Police sought clues to the slaying of Pena de Gracia, 52. a Filipino nurse She wa.t found dead late Sunday between two rows oi shrubbery on the plaza of the apartment complex where she lived. Pena was the second nurse to be killed here
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    Lock icon Drug to detect pregnancy
    83 6 WARSAW, A Polish doctor has produced a drug that can help to •defect pregnancy* two weeks after conception. The Warsaw evening newspaper, Express Wieczorny," reported it has almost KX) per cent accuracy. After three years of laboratory research and practical tests in clinics in three towns,
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    Lock icon ROGERS ON JET SALE TODAY
    101 6 WASHINGTON, secretary of State Rogers ma v announce tomorrow the U S. decision on sales of jet aircraft to Israel. At the same time he may also disease a new Ifiddlt East peace initiative. informed sources •aid yesterday. Rogers is to hold a pre** conference
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    Lock icon Julie to Japan
    109 6 WASHINGTON. Julie Eisenhower said yesterday her trip to Japan with her husband David will be limited to three days of oflkial activities. She said that her husband's part-time summer job with the Washinttfon Senators baseball team had forced them to cut the journey which wis originally scheduled
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    Lock icon Indochina delegation
    71 6 JAKARTA CONFERENCE REPRESENTATIVES and their aides enter the Qua! D'Or,a v <«• Paris. They were scheduled to meet the French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann on Monday. The men are Tan Sri Ghaxali bin Shafie (second from left), General Director of the Malaysian Foreign Ministry; Anwar Sani, General Director
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    Lock icon Sukarno on his death
    197 7 JAKARTA Former President Sukarno had sunn thoughts about his death and burial expressed in the autobiography he wrote (with Cindy Adams) in 19t>5. Some quotes from "Sukarno: An Autobiography:** "I hope only that when my time conies, it will be over quickly. I would wish to
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    Lock icon REDS FIGHT CLOSE TO PHNOM PENH
    227 7 PHNOM PENH Action ogoin moved closer to the Cambodian capital today with fighting at Prck Tomeok, 11 miles north-eost ct here. A military spokesman onnounced skirmishing there was continuing The settlement was attacked yesterday by Vleteong and North Vietnamese forces The South Vietnamese T.verine
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    Lock icon A REPEAL OF TONKIN GULF RESOLUTION
    113 7 WASHINGTON In a surprise move, the ITS. Senate today turns from the Cambodia Kill issue to repealing the 1964 Tonkin Gulf Resolution. The latter was used by President Johnson to justify sending American troops to Vietnam. Repeal of the Tonkin Gulf Resolution became pending
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    Lock icon BLACKOUT IN MANILA
    54 7 MANILA A major power failure snuffed out lights and air conditioners in the muggy greater Manila area lor Bix hours yesterday. It was a great day for deodorants. The Manila Electric Company (MERALCO) explained lightning •truck three high tension wires and caused the electrical failure re-mlnb-Tent of
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    Lock icon PIGHEADED WEAPON
    93 7 KALTIJMOKK Police in major cities in are beginning to arm themselves with a new secret weapon to eomhat sloganshouting demonstrators. "Pig pins" are now being manufactured by a uniform company in Timonium, Maryland. They are unlikely to inflict any physical injury. Still, thev may well effectively burst the
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    Lock icon The Who's bomb hoax
    109 7 MFMPIIIS. Tennessee FBI agents hauled the British pop group, 'The Who', off an airliner here after one of them said. Bomb", Just before take off. Bizarre The group api>eared in a bizarre rock-type opera at New York's Metropolitan Opera House earlier thl* month "It was wlid
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    Lock icon JAPAN-AMERICAN TREATY
    601 8 'THR Japan-American Security Treaty has been automatically renewed by both nations failing to give notice that they wish to terminate it The treaty was negotiated in 1900 amid bloodshed and riots which reached such proportions that the government of Nobusuke Kishi which negotiated the terms was toppled The
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    Lock icon The real signs of the times
    759 8  -  »y Joseph Alsop WASIHNC.TON As a true sign of the times, there ha* been nothing to match the bill newly introduced by the strangest group of sponsors ever to Dut their names on a single piece of legislation for the Republicans, Sen. Roman Hru
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    Lock icon The success story of black sands
    483 8  -  By Ross Annabell Rotorua FOR more than 1.10 years. New Zealanders have dreamt of an iron and steel industry based on the ironrich black sands of the country's west coast beaches. The dreams came true this year with the starting up of the world's
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      66 8 nrrlcn new# anil fea--111 re*, appearing In nil (Millions of Ihr Kuhlnn Sun mill The Min are from: Iteu tent. United Pres* Intirnat lonul. Ace n c e France Prrw Kdllnn Press Svnilleale. Newspaper A«HVi ciaflon. Puliltshers llall S>mll<'Hte l.o* Times St nil Irate. Gemini New* Service. North American Newspaper
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    Lock icon What every drinking man should know: HOW TO GET RID OF A GLORIOUS HANGOVER
    790 9  -  It has been described as living death It's a man-made instant illness; most men have suffered from it. But what can you do about a hangover? PAGE 9 SPECIAL -By- DAVID ELLIS Y ou feel as
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    Lock icon Heed safety precautions
    362 9  -  THE DOCTOR SAYS By Dr. Wayne Brandstadt ALONG with the many modern uses of electricity in your back yard and the blessing they bestow come a few hazards. Experts in Industrial and home safety have some suggestions for avoiding them: Don't use your electric hedge trimmer near
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    Lock icon ... made in China Russia, Bulgaria ...!
    142 10/11 made in China Russia, Bulgaria Communist Cambodian caches are a cashah of merchandise from all sides of the iron and bamboo curtains. (J 8. catalo. guers say. At the Cambodian town of Mondol Kiri, searchers even turned up 80 old flintlock muskets wh;ch the communists apparently had confiscated from a
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    Lock icon OK, SO WHAT HAPPENED TO THE ELUSIVE COSVN?
    396 10/11  -  THE SCENE IN CAMBODIA From Robert Miller UPI. (\N May 1 President- Nixon sent U.S. troops into Cambodia with orders to find and destroy the Communists central office of South Vietnam (COSVN). Seven weeks later, with less than one week remaining of
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    Lock icon War hots up but its business as usual
    413 10/11 THE worse the war gets, the better tilings look in Phnom Penh. Any other world capital that wos practically surrounded by its enemies and cut off from the world would either be grimly determined or hysterical. But not Phnom Penh. As the
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    Lock icon True or false about the Sihanouk fall ?
    323 10/11 True or false about the Sihanouk fall Reuter ONE casualty of the war in Cambodia died six months before the fighting began. HeisSamdech (father) Chuon Nath superior of the Mohaniky Order largest of Cambodia's two Buddhist groups who died last September. The dare Tor his ceremonial cremation was set by
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      193 10/11 Whoever heard of an overloaded engine that wont breakdown? Under the most testing conditions even the toughest engine will feel the strain. The result-downtime and money lost. No one can afford to have heavy equipment standing idle. But if you've invested in Caterpillar quality, you've invested in extra protection. Supporting
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      1296 12 LOOKING AND LISTENING.... Tv and radio guide Wednesday, June 24, 1970. gaxer'»o **> it 141*» pyio-ii-a* j* TAUtWS Sit 2' 09- P^jvMt rx 3sna fiwsw CANCM .WHf »l 6t-£m'r 7i i \H 77 7« 53 ■Jb7l74__ U 1 U *l7 25 I>7 7S «JU VllfcO 9/4 <* MG 11 «w.
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    Lock icon Julie looks for a musical
    543 13  -  tu Sheilah Graham NFW YORK: Julie Andrews is looking for a musical for Broadway. The attractive British actress was reading scripts in her suite at the Regency Hotel on Park Avenue in New York. Some of the other top Mm stars who are minus an
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    Lock icon Getting the right focus
    12 13 A scene from the Paramount picture "Medium Cool**.
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    Lock icon Architect severs links
    90 13 SYDNEY, Danish architect Joern Ut/.on has severed his last legal links with the controversial Sydney Opera House w hich he designed. The New South Wales State Government announced today that Utzon's legal representatives here have accepted a government offer of 40,000 dollars (21.465 sterling) in settlement of
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      208 13 kSB mm SHAW ISATION L t D O Phon. *****4j LAST DAY! 11. I 4. •1.1 p m MIRUtt or LIFE' W.dejtcreen at Color OPENB TOMORROW' VAI4BBBA REDORAVE "IsIDOKA" in color (UI-SB) CAPITOL P*on» ***** Ol>rn< Todt;! No Free IJ»l 11. I 4.1. 4 (HI «;U). 9.:t0 p m Chrl>topher
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      276 13 RQANIBATION "ODEDN ***** I.IST l>%V 11. I .10, lIM. 6 10 A tJO "B*A I'hr War I* l««r' rtrnau- l.«r>fti (out 'MUM. OI'ENS TOMOKKOWI Rrnrtlk The Planet Of Ihr %pe»" Chorltoo Ho I .11 P'Vuion. Color iKobi On Stage 41 0 15 p m TIMKX Present* "REIT rilK CLOCK" lailirncf
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      Lock icon Aikido – Japan's martial art
      764 14 Aikido Japan's martial art THE principles of Aikido, most modern Ol Japan's martial arts, were discovered by Morihei Uyeshiba. Its outstanding feature is that it made a great leap from the traditional physical arLs to a spiritual martial art, from a relative martial art to an absolute art, from the
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      Lock icon Prefers casual dating to steady relationship
      478 14  -  Dateline By Ele, Walt Dulaney I)FAR FI F Most of the girls in junior high in our town have this problrm, so please print it. Whenever 1 date a hoy two or three times, he thinks I'm going steadv with Mm and so do
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      Lock icon Pleasures of travelling
      257 14 Most people look fniuard to travelling. also love lo travel roun,| |hr wide world. This. I think, is a very interesting wa v of rnjoying oneself, especially when on e c-an afford Although 1 do not have the money .e--quired I hope to save enough to fullnil
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      193 14 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe The Eastern Sun's essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and 9>rls over 14 (Senior) appears in this oage from Monday to Friday. Prize money is: $lO for Seniors and $5 for Juniors for every essay published. All
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  • WOMEN
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      Lock icon EYELINER NO MORE THE RAGE
      153 15  -  By Marianne Pereira J EADING names in c os m e tics have decreed that eyeliner is out. "If a girl wants to be in fashion she must not use it/' says Mrs. Suzanne Ng, a leading beautician, here "She must wear brush-on eyeliner muted
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      Lock icon Bachelors shy of 'Miss Terrific'
      557 15  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN: A good frirnd of ours (I II call her Dianne) lost her husband Ave months ago. tlr was only I The wido w i.s an at tractive gal, a treat hostess and she would make some lucky fellow a wonderful wife.
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      Lock icon IT'S VERY ROMANTIC, THIS LOOK
      79 15  -  By Marianne Pereira. INSPIRED by Victorian fashions, designer Mrs. Sylvia Koh has designed this sculptured A-llne dress for a special evening out. Of crimson and gold, it has pufTed, tulle sleeves with gold braiding running vertically down to the cuffs. Instead of the usual accessories,
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      Lock icon LEAN FIGURES IN THE SWIM
      235 15  -  Ry Mary Sue Miller HAVE you tried on a new bikini? Or a maillot? If so, you are aware that only a sleek middle can carry off those fashions. You're in trouble when a roll of flesh pops up around the rib cage. It has
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  • commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon 'SPACE-AGE' BREWERY AT BATU TIGA
      133 16 THIS architect's model depicts the ultramodern $l5 million Carlsberg Brewery to be established by The East Asiatic Company Ltd. at Shah Alam (Katu Tiga), Selangor, shortly. The acting general manager of East Asiatic, Mr. SE. Jensen said work on the 20 acre site had started.
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      Lock icon PROFIT TAKING IN U.K.
      177 16 LONDON Profit taking bit deep Into last Friday's big post election gains on a quieter stock market Monday wher«- Australian mines proved buoyant section although they also failed to keep their best gains. British government bonds stayed firm despite a smaller volume and a slightly lower
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      Lock icon MARKET PRICES ERODE
      217 16 Thf market failed to remain at it» peak in yesterday's trading but instead faltered sharply with volume of turnover at 1.7 million units. Share prices eroded further towards the final bell. The smaller sectors had erratlcal movement* which later closed on an Inactive note. Gains Transactions in
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      93 16 The Port of Singapore Authority have made Ike following berthing Arrangements for ships la port today, Wednesday. Jane 24. UKPARTUKt.S ((Vodowas) (Vewels) 10/ II 25/26 Tel a m on 27/28 Agapi 29/30 Rudoll Breitscheid 31/32 Kobe Maru 33/34 Nehaj 38/39 Texaco Bristol 40/41 Shosei Maru 47
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      Lock icon Nickels down
      369 16 SYDNEY Leading nickel stocks today fell on the Sydney Stock Exchange and took many other shares with them. Poseidon after opening $lO down eased to $l3O before recovering to close at $133. It closed $7 down on yesterday's final price CRA closed 40 cents down at $17.60 and
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      94 16 11IK ttMin prlcM at the *lnri«porr rhme** rriiiliUT Kai-liiinrr >r«lrnlay fff liMonut Oil U O H.) e;«« Hulk I'ortitiMl Oil O 11) r ll I it 5!) 09 M (unrit 33.VI mm Mil in nk Uhltr Plfftg 10X09 (I O B.> "Hramili White I'rpprr IK V» (FOB) Mir.m.ik J»|>e«iai
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      63 16 iMnnnr^r" Prtr* for June 24) CHAItTKKtCO IINI1 TKI1T8 41 I ihI 1 00 1 OA AMM 1 NIT THI HI M M Invest. Fund ml 1.17 1*2 NIMiAPOKK liMT TWl'H 1* l»t M'porr tM *nd puff 1 #1 3rd 11* Com Ind *6 1 tl«d Th* savin* fund
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      Lock icon Gloom over Wall St.
      181 16 NFW YORK The financial troubles of the Penn Central threw a veil of gloom over Wall Street Monday. A Federal Judge Sunday gave the U.S. largest railroad the green light to reorganise under the bankruptcy laws after the Defence Department withdrew from a plan to guarantee
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      Lock icon Rubber market slightly easier
      273 16 Joly first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 pm la Singapore and Kuala Lam pur yesterday at 574 cents per lb. op 1 rent from the previous close. The tone of the market wu slightly easier. The market passed a torpid morning session with one sheet
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      Lock icon DOW JONES
      41 16 NEW YORK Dow Jones closing averages Mcnda v on the New York Stock Exchange were: 30 Industrials 916 11 20 Transp 136 40 15 Utilities 97.74 65 Stocks 22*122 40 bonds f.6 i) 4 Commodity Futures Index 134 *72-0.41
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      17 16 Business dune on the Straits tin market yesterday was $645 per picui dowu &-1/ U.
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    1120 17 BUSINESS done in and reported to the trading room-, 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 ALU AN $1 57 (1) $1.56 (2) $155 (3) DIM $1.59 (2) $1.57 (1)
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    Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
    655 17 1?!!) and offer prices o'iticially listed at the close of business in the Sin? apore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stork Exchange yesterday were: INDUS IRIAI.S B S ACM I II 1.4.5 Alrso 1.5'. A'lied Choc xd 3 00 3 10 Ben 1 IH 1 VI
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    Lock icon GOLD PRICES UP SLIGHTLY
    90 17 NEW YORK —Gold prices gained slightly in most markets here and abroad Monday. Pans gold proved to be an an exception, dropping 6 cents lo $35 70 an ounce in o|>en market trading after a sharp run-up Friday London gold rose b cents at the morning
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    29 17 MANILA (UPI> The Philippine was quoted Monday at 620 pesos to one U S dollar unchanged from Monday There will be no trading Wednesday, a Manila holiday
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      105 17 FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE NOTICE TO TIMBER SHIPPERS Please be advi,ed that the Fjf Eastern Freight Conference has chartered the vessel "Phoevos" to load timber The vessel will load m Singapore from alvxit 26th to 29th June and then in Port Swettenham from about 30th June to 6th July for
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      608 17 NOT M=4=l CHAPTER 195 (i';uv 11 brokers.) llnrfdremod Pledged (ioiidii Jewellery from the following ii■ ii i Shop-. Lam Joon Siong (Chop Sem Foh), 13 j, New Bridge Road, Ho Yan Kee (Chop He tig Fatt) Yong Kee. 2a5, South Bridge Road. Seow Kian (N a m Cheong Pawn-shop Ltd.).
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      Lock icon Saturday's field in K.L.
      928 18 CI. 1 1 Oiv. 2—6 Furs. mil Clair n* 1 one 3* 11 00 Auric n Brfuk Ml 13 Ni«-til Hill ay 11 Comitlx Sf«ene»t ***** Prinrr Plptr by 8 08 iMldur Spencer 1MM Hall 84rrr| Sy 807 V Allan ***** l>on«ille 4y 8 07 S)i(imrwk
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      Lock icon Jerantut spurt very impressive
      255 18 By Our Racing Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR Jerantut, a Gold Cup entry, did a splendid trial on good going here yesterday. With Rahwi Matrani astride, Jerantut sprinted smartly over 31 in 38, finishing strongly. JALDAST (Omar) also impressed in a 3f run in 39-4/5. DESERT TERROR. a
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      45 18 The Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's, competitions sub-committee will hold a meeting at 5.30 p.m. in the boardroom of the Rothmans of Pall Mall. Bukit Timah, today The meeting has been convened to discuss and finalise arrangements for the 32nd Annual Open Athletic Meet.
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      52 18 JAKARTA, Malaysia beat South Korea 1-0 in the six-nation football tournament in connection with the Jakarta anniversary celebrations here today. In the second game of the night, hosts Indonesia beat Western Australia 3-1. -«j The Australians missed several chances at goal and had only themselves to blame for
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      199 18 NEW YORK Following are the results and standings aftrr Monday's major league baseball games: AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W L (IB Baltimore 44 23 New York 40 26 3J Detroit 33 30 9 Boston 30 33 12 Cleveland 29 34 13 Washington 29 37 14 J WEST
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      Lock icon EVONNE MOVES TO TENNIS STARDOM
      816 19  -  by GAMINI SENEVIRATNE LONDON "My goodness, she takes everything, doesn't she? Cripes, look ot that." The applause is as thunderous as the crowd of 200 watching the minor game on a minor court at Queen's Club, near Wimbledon, can muster. On other minor courts other
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      Lock icon ASIAN GAMES
      82 19 KUALA LUMPUR-The Minister with Special Functions, Tan Sri Khaw Kai Boh, yesterday expressed the hope that local sports associations will build their own headquarters in time for the next Asian Games. Malaysia is making a bid to stage the 1974 Asian Games in Kuala Lumpur. Tan Sri Khaw
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      Lock icon PALMER STILL HOPES TO WIN
      711 19 A column on American sports by Milton Richman CUASKA, Minn. (L'PI) Arnold Palmer's first reaction, his gut reaction, as the Madison Avenue bunch like to call it, was clear enouph. Maybe Arnold Palmer wasn't really telling It like it was but everybody got the message.
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