Eastern Sun, 26 June 1970
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Title Section21 1970-06-26 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents Estd. 1966 Vol. 4 No. 1379 Friday, June 26, 1970. MC (P) 161621 words
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Article, Illustration337 1970-06-26 1 MOTORCYCLIST, who collided with a bus yesterdoy, crawled out from underneath just in time to escape from being roasted alive. The motorcyclist, Pf Kim alias Peh Chff Chiang. 31, of jurong, sufTrrrd serious burns when the bus, belonging to the Singapore Traction Company, burst337 words
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Article202 1970-06-26 1 WASHINGTON Secretary of State William P. Rogers yesterday announced a new T.S. attempt to get Arabs and Israelis to talk to one another, and hinted that Israel was not being allowed now to buy the additional IS. jets it had requested. Rogers did not202 words
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Article47 1970-06-26 1 COPENHAGEN Police denied yesterday that the Czechoslovak Ambassador here, who has asked for political asylum, was now at the American military headquarters in Wiesbaden, West Germany, for questioning. The 52-year-old envoy, Anton Vasek, asked for asylum on Monday evening and has since been In hiding.47 words
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Article65 1970-06-26 1 KUALA LUMPUR Reuter's correspondent in Malaysia, Mr. Colin Bickler, was refused entry into Sabah bv immigration authorities when he flew in there to cover the federal election now underway. Mr. Bickler who has been covering assignments in Sabah and Sarawak during his threeyear stay here was65 words
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Advertisement91 1970-06-26 1 II I Yeo's Curry Chicken is made from tha choicest, Iresh whole chicken and prepared to their own special recipe. Whole chunks of tender succulent chicken. Delicious with rice, potatoes or bread. It Is a meal in a moment. Have a few tins handy so convert" lent as an appetising91 words
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250 1970-06-26 2 A storekeeper who tried to settle his debts by misappropriating goods amounting to $62,000 was yesterday sentenced to two years jail. Lee Seek Khiang, 34, admitted that he committed criminal breach of trust of 618 bags of dried cuttle fish worth $60,000250 words
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Article186 1970-06-26 2 KUALA LUMPUR The government announced the implementation of the Suflian Salaries Commission's report on new salary scales for government servants in Divisions One, Two and Three. The new scales will be effective from January l this year. The long awaited announcement was made In a statement186 words
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Article92 1970-06-26 2 Tht' S John Amliu* lance Association in Jurong Sub-Centre has received two ambulances donated by the Lion's Club-Singapore Jur o ng Branch. This was disclosed by Tan sri Runme Shaw, Chairman of the St. John Council yesterday at the Annual General Meeting of the Council.92 words
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Article58 1970-06-26 2 Housewife Sohonemv d/o Supan, 52, who got up after midnight on March 18 to boil water accident ally set fire to herself and died from burns. Beforp her death, she told her husband that she had carelessly spilled kerosene on her clothes. The Coroner. Mr. I.iew Ngik58 words
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Article, Illustration244 1970-06-26 2 It took an accident at sea to unite two relatives who had only heard of each other for 25 years. It all happened when the lone woman survivor of the "British Architect" learned, soon after she was rescued by Trident Tanker "Ardlul", that she had a244 words
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Article237 1970-06-26 2 DUNGUN, A 11-year-old Malay schoolboy was the hero of a search yesterday for a downed helicopter In a dense Jungle west of Dungun In Trengganu The boy, Zawlah bin Mohammad, a pupil In a nearby kampong school, ferried the rescue party across the swollen237 words
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Article63 1970-06-26 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Police today recovered subversive pampnlet* and documents from se veral class rooms of the Foon Yew High School in Tulang Laut, two niles from here. A Police spokesman said Special Branch officers rushed to the school on being told about the pamphleti which were written63 words
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281 1970-06-26 3 A Nontoh lecturer has colled for a moratorium on housing development in Singapore. In calling for a moratorium Dr. Leonard Cohen, Professor of Psychology and Behavioural Science, explained "Houses must be designed to suit people. The masses should not be conditioned to suit the281 words
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Article126 1970-06-26 3 A series of full-time residential training courses designed to instill "a sense of courtesy, social discipline and social awareness'' will be conducted for civil servants The first of such training courses will commence on October 4 and each will cover a two-week period. Officers who126 words
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Article106 1970-06-26 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Two nurses were among four people arrested lr Sarawak last week for being Involved In Communist and subversive activities, the National Operations council disclosed yesterday. Some minor and Isolated cases of assault were still evident, particularly In West Malaysia, which under normal conditions would not106 words
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Article, Illustration185 1970-06-26 3 The demand for helicopter services in Singapore is increasing rapidly to meet urgent requirements of the growing oil industry in the region. Yesterday, the Alrfreißhter. a special eonversion of a CL-44 was probably the largest aircraft of its type ever to land here.185 words
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Article230 1970-06-26 3 IPOII, Thurs. Home Affairs Minister Tun (Dr.) Ismail said here yesterday that surrender terms for communist terrorists along the .Malaysia-Thai border would be discussed at the next joint border committee meeting at Kuala Lumpur in August. He said it was the intention of both230 words
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Advertisement148 1970-06-26 3 w r > Si Is* V,. r~ as a pilot in the SAF Be among the pioneers in the Air Defence Command. Th# SAF offers young men who we physically fit and the challenge of this exciting and satisfying career. Yc*i must be between 17% and 23 years of *je148 words
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248 1970-06-26 4 KUALA LUMPUR, An acute shortage of three sixes of steel bars is threatening to bring the building industry in Malaysia to "a stand still." This was stated by the secretary of the Master Builders Association of Malaysia, Mr. Low Kim Yee who said an appeal248 words
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Article76 1970-06-26 4 KUAI.A LUMPUR. Thurs.—General Tan Sri Ibrahim Ismail h;is been appointed to take over as Chief of the Armed Forces Staff from General Tan Sn Al* I til Hamid B'din who is retiring. General Tan Sri Ibrahim s appointment, which was mad e h v the Yanc76 words
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Article74 1970-06-26 4 KUAIJV LUMPUR Singapore's Minister for Social AlTairs. Knche Othman Wok, arrived here yesterday to watch the live-nation Bersatu Padu exercise now in progress at Dungun. After a briefing at the Ministry of Defence. Enche Othman and his party left for Dungun. He is accompanied by74 words
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Article198 1970-06-26 4 Preventable crimes relating to theft have been reduced since the Crime Prevention Campaign was started nearly a month ago. according to Mr. Yeoh Bin Chiat. Acting Senior Assistant C m m «ioner of Police Mr Yeoh was speaking at the opening of the Crime Prevention Campaign at198 words
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Article51 1970-06-26 4 KUCHING, Sarawtk to-la v will release two political detainees who have renounced their affiliation to (lie Sarawak: Communist Organisation, accordin c to an official announcement. The v are .T7-year-old Ngu Khmc !,ee who was arrested in 1962, and Teo Su Ing, a 22-year-old female detained ten months a51 words
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Article153 1970-06-26 4 MANII.A Organizers of the first Manila Motor Grand Prix said yesterday they would wel<-ome participation of foreign drivers, particularly veteran racers from Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore. Race chairman Angustin Bong/on said no formal invitations have been issued to national driving associations as yet He said however153 words
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Article, Illustration249 1970-06-26 4 ''Friendly'' forces of five nations battling enemy Ganastan invaders suffered a serious blow yesterday morning tiersatu Padu exercise controllers ruled thai saboteurs had contaminated stocks of aviation fuel at their three major air bases, Tengah (Singapore), Butterworth and Kuantan. Only enough stocks were left to maintain249 words
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117 1970-06-26 5 LONDON Harold Wilson, until Friday the occupant of No. 10 Downing Street, has found a new home. But he almost had to Eve references to obtain estate agents said Demand The house is owned by the Church of England but film producer Jerome117 words
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Article230 1970-06-26 5 /VFTAWA A powerful bomb explos ion rocked o Defence Deportment build- ing near the centre of here eorly today. One person was killed ond 2 others injured. Windows were shattered over an area of several blocks and streets were littered with broken glass Captain Russ230 words
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173 1970-06-26 5 WASHINGTON Russian pilots have taken ovrr the entire air defence of Egypt except a small area west of the Sue* Canal ceasefire <unr. accordto intelligence reports made available here today. Diplomatic .sources /said the intelligence reports showed that Russian pilots, at first given the173 words
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Article, Illustration348 1970-06-26 6 \\rASHINGTON The Amsrican-Japonese talks on tex- tile problems has cndjd in failure. U.S. Secretary of Commerce Maurice Stans announced it was not possible to negotiate an agreement now for the voluntary limitation of Jupanese textile exports into Ame- rica. The U S has tried for348 words
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Article, Illustration183 1970-06-26 6 ATHENS A local criminal court last night sentenced three Arab commandos to two years' imprisonment each on charges of illegal possession of arms and explosives. The court cleared them of charges of endangering the lives of 32 passongers of an American airliner thev planned to183 words
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161 1970-06-26 6 DAMASCUS Eighting flared all along the ceasefire line between Syria and Israel for the second day running. Israeli jets raided Syrian army bases on the outskirts here A military spokesman here announced that fighting had also been extended in the Golan Heights area and all161 words
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Article71 1970-06-26 6 IM'RLINGTON, Ontario Women drivers who wear girdles ran he a menace on the roads, according to a survey published here. The pull from the elastic tends to hoist the woman driver's feet off the control nedals, the survey claimed. To overcome this, she often pushes her71 words
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Article160 1970-06-26 7 CHICAGO Venereol Diseose Reseorch Loborotory in Atlonto hos developed o medium for transfer of Gonorrhoeo germs to o loborotory tor testing. They believe the new method will increase detection of the disease. Dr. John Schmale, chief of the research laboratory, described the new method before scientific panel at160 words
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Article84 1970-06-26 7 DETROIT The skinny dipper of Kennedy Square showed up at the appointed hour again yesterday. However, she declined t< ptvt another topltai performance in the fountain because there were "too many crooks around." "I came down here to think." "bikinl-clad Brenda Lee. 18. explained. "I84 words
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Article, Illustration55 1970-06-26 7 PROFESSOR T. L. SIIFARFR. head of an American school of classical studies tram, discovered these amicnt ruins in Athens. They are believed to be those of the tith Century B.C. "Vassilios Stoa". This is the building where Socrates was condemned to death. The historical site is55 words
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Article606 1970-06-26 8 JT is highly significant that Yasser Arafat, chief of the El Fatah, threw his gauntlet almost immediately after concluding peace terms with King Hussein of Jordan and Just while the impromptu Arab Summit was going on in Tripoli. The El Fatah or the Palestine Commandos in606 words
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Article, Illustration534 1970-06-26 8 Art Buchwald - By Art Buchwald WASHINGTON Sunday is Father's Day and it is not too late to ask: "What is a father?" A father is a rather regardless of race, creed or colour. A father is someone who comes into the house at the end of the day and534 words
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Article131 1970-06-26 8 MOSCOW.—The Soviet Oovernme n.t paper lavestla has denounced Japanese Premier Eisaku Sato's decision to extend the NlppoAmerican Security Pact as a move to drag his country Into military adventures. n called the renewal Of the past a grave menace for the peoples 01 Asia and America, accusing131 words
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Article21 1970-06-26 8 IF I had only one sermon to preach it would he a sermon against pride. fiilhert K. Chesterton, English author.21 words
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145 1970-06-26 8 JAKARTA The grave of former Indonesian President Dr. Sukarno at Blltar, East Java is now under heavy guard. Jakarta newspapers reported yesterday. The newspapers said the guards had been posted at the cemetery following reports that Sukarnoists planned to move the body to a *pot145 words
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Article, Illustration658 1970-06-26 9 Peter Gregson - Peter Gregson 'pHREE tiny training aircraft roar law in tight formation across the vast, dusty plain of Northern Nigeria. The pilots are British, the aircraft Italicn, but the green and white roundels on the wings ond fuseloge are the markings of the Nigeria Air658 words
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Article, Illustration393 1970-06-26 9 Dr. Wayne Brandstadt - THE DOCTORS By Dr. Wayne Brandstadt Q —What Is staphylococcus? llow is it picked up? What precautions may be taken to prevent its spread? A— Staphylococcus Is th< name of the common pus-forming germ. It Is often present on the skin and in the nose393 words
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TODAY'S WORLD
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Article, Illustration307 1970-06-26 10/11 Durga Bii married at the age of 12, and she brought the proper dowry for an Indian bride. She arrived at her husband's home with three bullock carts loaded with gifts including cooking utensils, silver ornaments and a two-year supply of potatoes. For her new307 words
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539 1970-06-26 10/11 ORDER a house at a department store, have it gift-wrapped at a factory and send it airmail to a friend who has an empty lot handy. It can t>e done in Japan if the government will relax its air traffic safety regulations, according to officials539 words
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513 1970-06-26 10/11 A special report from Seoul, Korea r ORTH KOREA is about to launch a guerilla war in South Korea in the hope of eventually puttinq South Korea under Communist rule. This is a South Korean intelligence analysis based on the latest situation in513 words
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127 1970-06-26 10/11 What was life like in a rural Ontario, Canada, village 100 years ago? Black Creek Pioneer Village in metropolitan Toronto is a restored community of 20 buildings. Villagers in 19th Century garb relive the early days before Canada's confederation with horses, cattle and other livestock adding to the realism of127 words
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Miscellaneous1620 1970-06-26 12 LOOKING AND LISTENING.... fv radio guide Fridtiy, June 26, 1970. MIA Aim I ,'Y< HAK.iI Tl Cfc2021-29 44 &/47T2 73 I jf TAURUS AM. 7# IW waV W STAR GA2EK*^ By CLAY JL POLL AN H Your Daily AOiiity Cwd* K MfT- 2J I •V* According to Itio Sfor,. /it1,620 words
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656 1970-06-26 13 Sheilah Graham - Bv Sheilah Graham NFW YORK: "Enflish girls arc very sweet, very kind, and th e v don't bother you," said Maxmillian Schell. good-looking, 40-ish, I would say, and a man who has never been married. "I like that." he continued, "They really656 words
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Article, Illustration70 1970-06-26 13 A scene from "The Mind of Mr. Soames". British actor Terence Stamp, playing title role, has the mind of a 10-year old although he is 30. He was born in a coma and was brought to consciousness by an operation. Mr. Soames thus has to70 words
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Article115 1970-06-26 13 JAKARTA, Malays!* needs many more Indonesian films for screenlag on the Malay MlvU sion network, M ilaysia's Information Minister l)ato Hamsah .said here yesterday. In a meeting with the le idarahlp of the Antara News Agency, Dato Ham/ah said that the matter had been di»euaaed With115 words
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Miscellaneous221 1970-06-26 13 [LID O PH0n«*****4 1 NOW SHOWING! ll I« up m VANESSA REDUKAVE ISADORA' 111 color IUI-M) N«Xt ChiDft "Ho* Hinh" to Color (Warner Bn»i CAPITOL *****1 Ni« Showing No Frrf l.l*t 11, 1.45. 400 :s#, ».:t« pin Chru-topher Lee 'Bloody Heream of Uracoli" iSBI TectintKCope A Technicolor Tomorrow Midnight »i221 words
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Miscellaneous150 1970-06-26 13 OPOANIB ATIOIM ORCHARD-3 2161 LAST I1AYB! Today I Show*: I <0 100 IH I lli Po« MASH" In Co or Donald Sutherland p Vi»ioti ODEOfSi ***** NOW SHOWING! II I M <OO CM. »to Pol'* "Brnrtlk The Planet Of Ike ApM" P Vision Charlton Hf.sloo In Color Tomorrow Midnight' Color150 words
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Article, Illustration546 1970-06-26 14 IT WAR a warm and calm nlghl The dark sky was studded with myraids of stars and crescent moon 'threw* Its light on the earth. Except for the "melody" oi the nocturnal Insects, the whole place was in complete silence. A cool breeze546 words
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Article, Illustration186 1970-06-26 14 EVERY Individual has a hobby of one kind or another during leisure hours. After a day of hard work, one can spend the leisure hours usefully to relax through hobby. By planning our leisure hours wisely, we can avoid doing evil things. There are many hobbies we186 words
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570 1970-06-26 14 Ele, Walt Dulaney - MM| *>" |i Dateline Rv Ele, Walt Dulaney Dear Walt: At my school there are cliques. One Is the athletes. Another is the student bodv and (lass oflit ers. Another is the rugged Rang. I'm not m any of nhe.se groups570 words
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Advertisement193 1970-06-26 14 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe The Eostern Sun's essay writing contest tor boys and girls of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and girls over 14 (Senior) oppeors in this oage from Mondoy to Friday. Prize money is: $lO for Seniors and $5 for Juniors for every essay published. All193 words
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Article, Illustration163 1970-06-26 15 Marianne Pereira - By Marianne Pereira loves a woman with a tummy. Yet one tends ever so often to creep up on you. Examine yourself in the mirror. If there is a slight bulge, it's time you did something about it. The first thing, of course, is to163 words
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Article, Illustration579 1970-06-26 15 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DKAK ANN: I am a teenager who would like to respond to your suggestion that teens should respect their parents ;Mid accept responsi bility. I couldn't agree more, but how can leens respect their parents when they don't respect us and they don't give579 words
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Article117 1970-06-26 15 TAPESTRY fabrics, richly patterned ami coloured, in both wools and velvets, for slim midi coats with a "rich peasant" look, THE snakeskin look, in belts, banded treatments for wool coats and suits, as wool prints for suits, in jersey foe dresses and pants STOCKINGS in dark colours embroidered117 words
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Article147 1970-06-26 15 Marianne Pereira - By Marianne Pereira MEN are getting extremely hair conscious. They are having shampoos and getting their "blown" to particular styles. Colouring their hair with temporary colour lotions and using hair spray are all part of grooming. This has been common in Europe for the147 words
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72 1970-06-26 15 Left, the ruana with wide hack and front panels hanging72 words
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commercial and industrial
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Article297 1970-06-26 16 by Our Market Reporter SHARE prices put on fractional gains in the second session of trading in the market yesterday. Turnover improved to 1.9 million units. Hotel and properties were quiet with the exception of Town Ac City which featured the day's buisness with a total297 words
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Article85 1970-06-26 16 T-ONDON, The stock market failed to insulate itself Wednesday from Wall Street's Tuesday setback and prices turned down along a broad front in quiet trading. Some issues managed to improve on their worst showing of the session before the final bell while British government bonds took small85 words
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Article88 1970-06-26 16 TUB noon prW» ■t the SI«(tapofc htiir** i" > •■iii. < ktchantr mirrdi) Commit Oil ere <fr OH) Itulk 07 00 i m-omit Oil (Hill Oram 59 00 M Copra S3M> Muulok Uhlit r. pp«-r iron.) 190*0 Sarawjk httc frpiifr OOH.) 187 50 haraw.ik M*CUM Hliwk I'rpprr a Oil)88 words
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Article59 1970-06-26 16 (MuMrrrf Price for June 26) (mKTKKhU L'.NI'X 8 (1 Fund 1.02 1.97 4>IA I NIT TK1 MH M Invent. Iun<1 id 1.11 1 Jtz MMMMKK UM1 TfWMTX 1*1 S'porr SSnrt Vpor* *63 1M 3rd N'p»rf 117 Com. Ind. <96 1 oind 'I he Nivlni rand xd 1 10659 words
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Article248 1970-06-26 16 July first Ifrade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 56-1/8 cents per lb. unchanged from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet. The market was a shade steadier after the opening but the gain was248 words
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Article51 1970-06-26 16 S. H BENSON (Malaya) Sdn. Berhad a member of the Benson Needham Univas World Network, has announced the appointment of Harry Reid as supervisor on the Malayan Tobacco account. Mr. Reid w as previously with Benson's Australian company in Melbourne and before that worked in London and Hong51 words
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Article16 1970-06-26 16 Business done on the Straits tin market yesterday was $646.40 per pinil up $1.50.16 words
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Article105 1970-06-26 16 JIONO KONG Thursday'* 5 p.m currency rates <sui >phed by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltu (Buyers) (Sellers) 19?.5 198.5 per 100 Straits dollars 146.5 147 5 per 1.000 Taiwan dollar* 6 7.175 fl 7475 Australian dollar 455 475 per 1.000 Indian rupee* 150 170 per 10.000 Indonesian105 words
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Article64 1970-06-26 16 Mr. ONG IE MIN, senior manager with Botistrad Trading Sdn. Br t had and product grouo manage r i n charge of Ovaltine. Del Monte, Kellogg's and Wrst. lox left recently for America to attend an IMI Marketing Management Programme at the Harvard Business School. He will64 words
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Article661 1970-06-26 16 BUSINESS 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 $1.54 (2) $1.53 (4); DIM $1.54 (3) $1.55 (3); C. Sugars $4.36 (1)661 words
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Article623 1970-06-26 16 BID and offer prices officially listed at the close of business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS B. 8 ACMA* 1.65 Alcan 1.52 1 53 Allied Choc. id. Ben. 2 80 3.16 1.50 Borneo 1.(3 1 68 Boustead xd.623 words
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Article394 1970-06-26 17 SYDNEY Fluctuation* in trading were again evident on Sydney Stack Exchange Thursday. After heavy selling in the morning, the market improved slightly only to close down in the afternoon session Mining heavyweights and speculative* were hardest hit. Poseidon, after plunging $lO to $ll6 traded around the $l2O394 words
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Article547 1970-06-26 17 ilKICIV II S 1 HI M«l ID KniU T St a MI 1 unipur Mil l« Ki'tia t <ini|iar IMi IH M > |.l( KuiU 1 NNipiir 11 9 HI Mil iM Prntnc K 1 umpiir 11 M 4 Mil t»i J«kirt« 1 .10 p m Mil «r.|547 words
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Article62 1970-06-26 17 LONDON. Rubber market closed hesitant with spot 21. 211 (SETTLEMENT HOUSE) July 21. 21 1/4 Aug. July/Sept and 20 7/8. 21 I'B nominal Oct/Dec. 20 3/4. 20 7/8 Jan. March 20 7/8. 21 April/June 21, 21 3/16 July/Sep 21 1/8. 211/4 Oct/Dec. 213/16. 21 5/16 Jan /March62 words
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Article23 1970-06-26 17 The New York and American utock enchanges will be closed Friday. July X berause of the fourth of July Holiday.23 words
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Article20 1970-06-26 17 MANUKA—The Philppine peso was quoted Wednesday at 6 20 pesos against one U.S. dollar, unchanged from Tuesday's rate.20 words
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Article86 1970-06-26 17 The Port of Singap<»- Authority has made the following berthing ari angemeents for ships In port today. Friday June 25 DEPARTURE Godowtu Vessels 1/4 Chaustine Maersk 9 1 Joseph LyiiCo 8/9 Llca Maersk IB Chakciina 20 West Petaling 22 LSI Samapta 1 23 24 Eastern Madi 27'2886 words
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Article87 1970-06-26 17 NEW YORK Investon, concerned about corporate liquidity, continued to drive stocks lower Wednesday. although selling w as not as pronounced as on Tuesday when the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 18 points At the close. the DJ barometer of 30 selected blue chips was of!87 words
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Article38 1970-06-26 17 NEW YORK. Gold prices climbed shirply Wednesday on markets here and abroad. In London, gold jumped 5 cents at the morning fixing and an additional S cents for a second fixing of $35.55 a trojr ounce.38 words
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Article54 1970-06-26 17 THE Board of Martin Corpn. Ltd.. Merchant Bankers, recently announced in Sydney the formation of a holding company, Martin Corporation Group Limited, to acquire all the issued shares of Martin Corpn. Ltd. and its subsidiaries. The group also plans to offer at a later date n54 words
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Article29 1970-06-26 17 IX>NDON. Tin was steady Wednesday, quiet with sales of 70 tons. Sf>ot buyers 1,469 sellers 1.471 business nil three months buyers 1,474 sellers 1,476 business 1,472, 1.473.29 words
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Article40 1970-06-26 17 NEW YORK, Dow Jones closing averages Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Industrials 692 29 20 Transp 130 70 15 Utilities 96 59 65 Stocks 219.08 40 Bonds 66.53 Commodity figures index 135 07 up 02040 words
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Article2671 1970-06-26 18 Saturday Race 1: CI. 5 Dlv 2 6 P. —2.15 p.m. ($5,000) 1 ***** l«rli Foinm 4y 900 Grapedtn tWentl Whit. 12 a ***** l.ondon Chimes 6y 8 13 B.ila A RR <E Breuk) Umall 8 3 ***** f*old Dollar •y 8 11 Chung Bap (Zatn) Zakarla2,671 words
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Article360 1970-06-26 19 NFW YORK The World Champion New York Mets took over first nlace in the Eastern Division of the National League by sweeping a doubleheader from the Chicago Cubs, 9-5, 6-1, to highlight Wednes- day's baseball activity. This was New York's fourth victory over their360 words
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Article46 1970-06-26 19 BANGKOK, World Flyweight Boxing Champion Chartchai Chonai will defend his title against Suiumu Hanagata of Japan by the end of this year, Thai Boxing Association sources said here today. They said a contract has already been signed between the managers of the two boxers.46 words
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Article285 1970-06-26 19 by Our Racing Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, NICHOL HILL, with Jim Johnson ostride, did a sparkling gollop here yesterday. With stablemate Tromp II (Wadi) for company, Nichol Hill went better than Tromp II at the end of a 3f workout in 37. REGAL MATE (E. Tan)285 words
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Article218 1970-06-26 19 NEW YORK (UPI) Following are the results and standings after major league baseball games Wednesday: AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W L GB Baltimore 44 25 New York 41 27 2| Detroit 34 31 8 Boston 32 33 10 Cleveland 30 35 12 Washington 30 38 13| WEST W218 words
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Article191 1970-06-26 19 M A.NILA Hong Kong today loomed as the top favourite, and Singapore and the Philippines the "outside threats", in two major karting races to be staged here Saturday and Sunday the first Manila international Kartln e Prix and the Asian Interport. About 30 riders from191 words
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Article329 1970-06-26 19 PROMOTIONS From Class 2 to (/lass 1: Nicojack. From Clans 3 to Class 2: First Addition, Foresight, Hitam Manis 11. Able Envoy, S»*tia 11, Spring Glow, Gambalan 11. Blah-Blah, Dashing Ed. Bistro Boy From Class 4 to Class 3: Sctia 11. Cattleya. Bonoir, Privy Council, Jasbo.329 words
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Article233 1970-06-26 20 MOSCOW President Nasser of the United Arab Republic will visit Moscow at the end of this month or in the first half of July, informed diplomatic sources soid yesterdoy. His visit will follow an intensive round of diplomatic activity in Moscow and elsewhere aimed at reducing tension233 words
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Article, Illustration129 1970-06-26 20 NFW ZEALAND'S "Qufen of the Pacific'*, Miss Deidre Bruton armed here last night for a four-day stay as part of her prize-winning lour. She also received JlL'.OOfl for bring voted "Queen of the Pacific.** Miss Bruton beat 15 other contestants from other Pacific129 words
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Article31 1970-06-26 20 SANDSPIT, British Columbia. A powerful earthquake centred in the Pacific Ocean shook the Queen Charlotte islands off the west r onst of Canada lor 30 minutes yesterday.31 words
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53 1970-06-26 20 An official grabs a demonstrator (centre) while another (girl at right) chants from "The Thoughts of Chairman Mao" at Oxford Wednesday. Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman (foreground left) walked by them in a procession to receive the honorary degree of Doctor of Civil Law from the Chancellor of Oxford53 words
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Article270 1970-06-26 20 LONDON Prime Minister Edward Heoth yesterday completed his sttcamlined government teom, clearing the way for tockling inflotion, strikes ond Britain's growing economic difficulties. The nrw government, including the Prime Minister himself, totalled 71 members, compared with more than 100 in the Labourite administration. It did not270 words
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