Eastern Sun, 27 June 1970

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Microfilm: NL6513
Total Pages: 20
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    Lock icon Short circuit fire leaves 52 homeless
    200 2 A FIRE sparked off by a short circuit made 52 people homeless and destroyed property worth about $200,000 early yesterday. Kiremen fought two hours to bring it under control and save cnother row of houses and shopb from being razed. The fire started at
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    Lock icon Aussie producer: 'Inhibitions hit local talent'
    249 2 An Australian show producer looking for new talent thinks Singapore girls are ideal if only they would shed their inhibitions. Local girls can easily rank as one of world's most sought after showgirls with proper training, said Mr. David Mcllwralth, yesterday. Mr. Mcllwralth, producer
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    Lock icon Woman fined
    50 2 A woman, Chew Cha Boh, 31, was yesterday fined $lOO, for harbouring a Malaysian citizen, Chu Yu Chen at her home in Jalan Balam. She admitted providing food and shelter for Chu, between June 19 and 20 before she w as convicted of illegal entry on June 23.
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      187 2 REAL LITTLE PIECE OE ITALY IN SINGAPOR (It even has a parking problem.) There's more to Sorrento than coffee and cakes. There's now a complete bar. Beer. The whisky you fancy. Brandy, vodka, even chianti. And now a full restaurant menu. Which means you can eat pheasant in casserole, while
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      44 2 Congratulations Best Wishes To MING COURT HOTEL on their official opening from UNIVERSAL SIGNCR4FIS iCONSTRUCTION CO. 67 Carlisle Rood. Singapore 8 Tel: ***** Room-Numbers Copper Signs Plastic Signs We are proud to be entrusted with the following Jobs:- Aluminium Letters Brass Signs Neon Lights
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  • Article
    Lock icon Dinesh Singh resigns to protest cabinet reshuffle
    283 6 NEW DELHI Indian President V.V. Giri swore in two new ministers to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's cabinet today. However, the Premier kept the nation guessing obout her new External Affairs Minister and other key government changes Mrs. Gandhi would try to announce all
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    Lock icon ROSES FOR MALIK
    87 6 YAKOV MALIK, Soviet Amhsssador to (ht U N. (left), is being presented with roses by Debbie Kluger, 14, and Judy Auerback, 13. The girls are members of the American Jewish Congress. To the right, Joe Brookes displays a sign rondemning the Jewish situation in the communist regime.
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    Lock icon Israel takes Syrian posts
    138 6 TEL AVIV An Israeli armoured force crossed the (iolan Heights ceasefire line today and seised control of Syrian positions, at military spokesman announced. The Israeli spokesman added the thrust into Syrian-held territory is near the Rafid Bulge, in the middle of the ceasefire line. Near Rafid,
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    Lock icon U.S. TO EXPEL A USSR NEWSMAN
    157 6 WASHINGTON The State Department will expel a Soviet journalist from America for alleged "improper activities," it was ■earnra yrsirraay. The expulsion of Boris Orekhov, New York correspondent for the Communist Party newspaper 'Pravda.* is an apparent retaliation for the refusal of the Soviet Government
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    Lock icon Councillor with nothing to hide
    152 6 SHKPTON MALLET. England The exposed navel of shapely Councillor Jan Court, 25, has upset her fellow coui cil members in this sleepy south-west town. There is now probability that the matter will figure on the agenda at the next meeting of Shepton Mallet Urban Council.
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    Lock icon WOMAN TALK
    50 6 SIIIRLKY TEMPLE BLACK, former child star, talks with Angie Itrooks of Liberia in San Francisco's City Hall. The latter was the President of the 24th session of the General Assembly. The gathering of the world delegates is to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the birth of United Nations.
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    Lock icon HARD ROAD AHEAD FOR INDIRA
    608 8 |>RIME Minister Indira Gandhi of India is reshuffling her cabinet but docs not appear to be introducing any new blood Perhaps the shifting of posts is geared primarily to allow herself to relinquish the finance portfolio and take up home affairs. Mrs. Gandhi, possibly because
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    Lock icon Rice-the ultimate weapon
    512 8  -  By Art Buchwald LEFT-WINGERS and limousine liberals have been quibbling about the success of our incursion into Cambodia. While there has been some question as to how many weapons we raptured and how many sanctuaries we wiped out. there is absolutely no question that we captured the
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    Lock icon The blind gets a break in Pakistan
    335 8  -  By MEHR KAMAL A worker pick* up a cakr of soap and skilfully parks it. From a distance h r looks exactly like the man nrxt to him, head bent intently on Ihr work he is doing A closer examination, however, shows that
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  • Article
    Lock icon RACE DAY SPORTS LIFTOUT
    1208 9 Race 1: CI. 5 Div. 2 6 F. 2.15 p.m. ($5,000) 1 ***** I.orb l.oinr* 4y 900 Gmpedin (W«*M) 12 2 02« 107 l.ondon Chimr* «y 8 is D.ilit K RR «E Bieuk) 3 ***** Gold Dollar 8> 8 11 Chung Sup (Zatn) 4 ***** Shantin
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    Lock icon SELECTIONS
    220 9 l)KNM HO\ CISCO ■out ic KAt fc 1 5 (4) <1 UIW M-anlin P-irk 1 IKH 1 .in NEK tin (9) 5 I MAI LAMA (•ultieli MID Itaab (II) It \l M Maulana Amber Uu KACk 6 <101 < > H I. PAKADIHL Kilal II Ju*t under (ul (10)
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    Lock icon Feature Film II should win today
    866 10  -  *B> Denni Boy ON his lost start second to Mount Poterson over 9f ot Ipoh earlier this month, I take FEATURE FILM II to head this field home in race six today, opening day of the Selangor Turf Club Agcng's Gold Cup meeting. Always
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    Lock icon First Addition's Sunday threat
    330 10 Rjr Our Racing Correspondent KUALA LOIPI'R Trainer Jack Spencer s pair, FIRST ADDITION and NESS LANK (Wadi> were engaged in an interesting trial on a track here this morning. Ste idily clapping on the pace at the half mile. the pair raced atrld" for stride to
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    Lock icon Baseball results and standings
    186 10 NEW YORK Standings of the two major leagues after Thursday's games: NATIONAL LEAOUE EASTERN DIVISION W L GB New York 37 31 Chicago 35 32 li Pittsburgh 37 35 2 St. Louis 32 36 5 Philadelphia 31 36 5} Montreal 26 43 10J WESTERN DIVISION W
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    Lock icon Tony Jacklin has good friends
    510 10 A COLUMN ON AMERICAN SPORTS BY MILTON RICHMAN C[]\S K Minn., (I!I' I Britain's Tony Jacklin, the new Crows Prince of Eolf. can really say he as it all fame, money, health and the kind of swine duffers onlv dream about but ask him and
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    Lock icon World Bridge won by U.S.
    265 11 STOCKHOLM The United States won its first world bridge championship since 1954 yesterday with a smashing defeat of Nationalist China in the third round of their final match. The score was a complete blitz 95 international match points to 28 converting to a victory point
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    Lock icon FAULKNER TO MEET SNEAD
    39 11 EDINBURGH. Max Faulkner won bis second British senior golf chamEionship in three years ere yesterday and earned the right to meet American Sam Snead in the United States for the world senior title in September.
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    Lock icon Cycling
    55 11 LIMOGES. France, Five cyclists will be given dope tests after each stage of this year's Tour de France, a meetin? of the organisers decided here yesterday. Those tested will be the overall leader, the Winner and second in each staee and two other aiders chosen by lots. The tour
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    Lock icon Pacific cruise ends
    88 11 RYUSI'Kt: I.NIIIJIMV 84 year old Japanese yachtsman, aboard his 7 3-metre long sloop "Sanatos." waves as he sails into llakate port to complete successfully a solo round cruise across the Pacific. He became the first man to ever sail alone across the Pacific in both directions after
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    Lock icon TAIPEI WILL HOST BRIDGE
    87 11 TAIPEI. Taipei will host next year's Bermuda Bowl world bridge tournament, Huang ShaoTsu, President of the Nationalist Chinese Bridge Association, said yesterday. Huang said all the necessary arrangements have been made. Taipei hosted the Asian Bridge tournament last year. He said local interest in bridge has
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    Lock icon NIJINSKY BIDS FOR NINTH WIN
    385 11 DUBLIN, Ireland Nijiisky. the great Canadian-bred colt who has already won two classic races, will be one of the hottest favourites for any classic since the war in today's Irish Sweeps Derby at the Curragh. In pre-race betting. American owner Charles Kngelhard's powerful coll has
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    Lock icon Boycott
    55 11 DURBAN. Students -t Marltzburg's University of Natal today joined the boycott of a national weight lifting contest in protest against the organisers' ban on Chinese contestants. Students at Wltwatersrand University In Johannesburg yesterday withdrew from the Intervarslty championships In Bloemfontein next month after two Chinese members of their team
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    Lock icon Sacked
    47 11 MOSCOW Alexander Gomelski has been sacked from his post as the Soviet Union's national basketball coach, Moscow newspapers reported today. Gomelski was accused of failing to train the Soviet world champions sufficiently for the recent world championships at Ljublijana, Jugoslavia where the Soviets lost their title.
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    Lock icon LOCAL BATSMEN DO WELL
    156 12 were 98 for one out when ploy closed in the first day of the three day 'Test' cricket match against the Malaysian Cricket Association XI. Singapore won the io«« and went to bat from thr SCC end of the Padang. However play was held up due
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    Lock icon Elorde to try for knockout
    99 12 MANILA Former world junior lightweight champion Flash Elorde of the Philippines said yesterday he would go for an early knock out against his Japanese opponent Kenji lwata in today 10-round non-title fight at the Araneta Coliseum east of Manila. "I feel I'm ready for lwata.
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    Lock icon 25 schools in rugby tourney
    140 12 Twcnty-flve secondary schools in the Republic have entered for the 1970 combined schools 15-a-side rugger tournament which commences Monday. Seven schools have entered for division one which will be played on a round robin league basis. The schools are AngloChinese School. National Junior College, Raffles
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    Lock icon OBF asks Singapore ex-boxer
    178 12 A local veteran boxer has received an invitation to attend the Orient Boxing Federation's convention, scheduled to be held in Tokyo from Aujr 4 to t. Tills was disclosed to Sunsport yesterday by Fllemon Q. Salaysay. popularly known as 'Little Nene' In local boxing circles. The
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    Lock icon Wimbledon results
    67 12 LONDON Results of Wimbledon open lawn tennis championship matches played today were: Womens singles Miss Rosemary Casals (USA) No. 5 seed beat Miss Denise Carter (USA) 6-3, 8-6. Miss Betty Grubb (USA) beat Miss Ada Bakker (Netherlands) 7-5 6-2. Miss Karen Krantzcke (Australia) No. 7 seed beat Miss
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    Lock icon Outsider
    27 12 KEWBURY, England p- An outsider, First Pick, owned bv D. Morris won the Newbur.\ Summer Cup Handicap run over one and a half miles here yesterday.
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    Lock icon NOVEL BOAT
    45 12 The attraction of the International Boat Show which was held as part of the 17th German Camping Kxhibit in Essen was a sports built in West Germany complete with aerostatic aircushion. The boat moves on runner and is propelled by an outboard super-charger.
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    Lock icon BUICK OPEN
    79 12 OOLUMBUB, Ohio Marbo Sasaki of Japan led her team to a 57 finish In Thursday's Pro-Am warm up to the bulck open golf tournament here wl.lch starts today. The winner was "Judy Kimball' team with 53. The team of Chako Hiouchi of Japan finished at 60 with seven
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    Lock icon Clay's condition for a comeback
    291 12 NEW YORK Cassiu* Cloy said lost night he is ready to make a comeback in a heavyweight title bout against Joe Frazier "if the boxing promoters and the American public want to decide who the real champion is." In the past, the deposed heavyweight champion
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    Lock icon POLICE GUARD TENNIS
    164 12 LONDON, Extra police will be on duty at Wimbledon tennis championships following expiry yesterday of a deadline for top players to reply to an anti-apar-theid demand. The players were asked to decide where they stood on "racialist" sport but all of them, including the South Africans have
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    Lock icon Table Tennis
    37 12 The Singapore Table Tennis Association will hold its 1970 National Junior Championships from July 25 to August 22 at the Monk's Hill Secondary School. Closing date for entries for the championships) will be July U.
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    Lock icon HINSON LEADS GOLF
    163 12 AUKOKA. Ohio. Larry llinson shot a fiveunder par 33-32-65 to take the first round lead in the US$l5O,OOO <S$ 450.000) Cleveland Den rolf tournament yesterday on the Aurora coun« try club course. Five golfers were tied for second at 66 over the par-70, 6.661-yard course including Dave
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    Lock icon KARATE
    24 12 THE Chinese YMCA will hold its first annual karate-do championship on July 4. at 7 p.m. at the Homer Cheng Auditorium, Palmer Uoud.
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    Lock icon ZSA ZSA GABOR'S CLAIM: I WAS FIRST HIPPY
    764 13  -  By Sheilah Graham N EW YORK: "Oh," said the head waiter in the restaurant at The Carlyle Hotel in New York, "Zsa Zsa Gabor is coming for lunch? Oh". his ecstasy was apparent. 1 was surprised because I had thought that Zsa
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    Lock icon 'Myra Breckenridge' is just flashes of old movies say critics
    281 13 NFW YORK New York critics were unenthusiastic over the film version of Gore Vidal's controversial sex change novel Myra Breckenridge when it opened here recently starring 77-year-old Mae West and Ilaquel Welch. •■Myra Breckenridge is not a motion picture," wrote
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      286 13 SHAW ISATION I D O Phone *****4] NOW SHOWING! II I 4 «.HI A ll.lpn VANKaBA KEDOKAVI l*\l>OK\ (UI-SBt COMINd SOON! -no* illsII" Color iWBI CAPITOL 79/SV Now Showing f'rrt 11*1 II 1.4.1. 4on P M Chrictopher Lee "Woody Hnrjm of Drirali" <BB' Trchnucope St Technicolor Tonight Midnight <1 Capitol
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      169 13 OWOANIBATIQIM □EON ***** NOW Ml)tit INQ! II mm. I t« «.IH» li Ml W W Kill's Hrnralh rhr Planrl Of Ihr P'VLsloo Charlton Hilton In Color TONIOHT Midnight' Color "Thf l»ir«» Mrrara" Scope Frederick sutlord Curt Jurieoi CATHAY -***** NOW SHOWING! Ilam, I.M. !>• M Walk in Ihr Hprlag Kaia
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  • Special supplement on the opening of Ming Court Hotel.
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      Lock icon The hotel specially to suit your taste
      882 14  -  Bringing all the grandeur and glory of ancient China. By Rosemary Tan 'TIME Travel as conceived by H.G. 1 Wells in his "The Time Machine" is one of his theories that is unlikely to ever come true. Yet in this, where modern >c
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      Lock icon KEY MEN IN MING COURT HOTEL
      154 14 The General Ma nager of the Ming Court Hotel is Aflr Mario Kuosch. A Swiss national. Mr Ruosrh is also 4ieneral Manager of the (Goodwood Park Hotel and is VicePresident of the tittup Hotels. The man at thf helm of the Ming Court llotrl
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      174 15 CONGRATULATIONS to MING COURT HOTEL on the occasion of their Grand Official Opening frrtm Head Office: ROBERT PIANO CO., 277, Tanjony Katong Road, Singapore, 15. Tel: *****1 *****7 Branch Office: MAY MUSIC CORPN., 55, Stamford Road, Singapore, 6, Tel: *****6 Supplier of Marshall Amplifiers Congratulations ami li st Wishes MING
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      9 15 Special supplement on the opening of Mine Court Hotel.
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      91 15 CONGRATULATIONS MING COURT HOTEL ON THE OCCASION Of THEIR GRAND OFTICIAL OPENING from STAR CORPORATION (PTE) LTD. JaiiM Manufacturer 124, Pdyd lobar Ho.id, Singapore 14. Tol: *****3 Congra tu l<it ion s MING COURT HOTEL on their official opening SOUTH-ISLAND PAPER-CUPS MFG. CO.. (lead Ofllre Xi. I orone 4. <.«*>
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  • commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon Trading selective in market
      224 16 rpRADING was of a selective nature in the Stock Market yesterday. Volume of business done was brought down to 1.5 million units against the previous of 1.9 million. Hotels and properties continued in dull movements. As usual, the commodity shares were very lightly traded. Gammon extended
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      Lock icon UK shares steady
      63 16 LONDON —The stock market .steadied Thursday and resisted Wall Street's overnight setback. but buyers proved cautious turnover stayed small. Merger situations and those which looked like possible targets pulled in speculative buyers. Borne of the top flight industrials collected minor gains. Rank Organisation. Imperial Chemical Industries, Courtaulds,
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      104 16 TUB RMID prtfff lit the Hlng.ipore 1 talnnt ktrhitRrr irMrrdaj Produce were:. C'tMONWt Oil A O H.) Hulk 58 50 Cuciiiiirt Oil t O il Drum 3.100 M t nn DI M Muninfc White IVPPRR troll.) ISO 00 Kif.i w .k hltc RI-ppfr A OH; 187 50 KM ru
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      64 16 <Mummer*' Price for Jane W) CHMIIIKI 1) INII TKI STH PC. Fund 102 1.07 *N|\ NIT 1KIS1H M Invi'kt. t unit nl I ll 1*2 SIMiAriiKK UNIX TKI'frT* IM S'pwrf 2 <1 2ntl S'p«re 1-IX tmm Hrd x'por«» M« ('•tin (nil !M» mmm 1 <HX«1 The >;nlm Kami
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      17 16 Business done on the Btralts tin market yesterday was $643 per plcul down $3 50.
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      Lock icon Rubber market quiet, thin
      247 16 July first grade rubber buyers dosed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur at 56-1/8 cents per lb. unchanged from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet. After a slightly higher opening. the market ruled quiet and thin. Later a lower tendency
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      Lock icon UK rubber very quiet
      84 16 LONDON, Rubber market closed very quiet Thursday Spot 21. 21 1/2 nominal. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Aug. 21, 21 1/2 nominal Sept. 20 7/8, 21 3/4 nominal Oct 20 3/4 21 Oct. Dec 21 3/4, 20 7/8 Jan March 20 7/8.21 April/June 21. 21 1/8 July/ Sept 21
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      23 16 MANILA The Philippine peso was quoted Thursday at 6 195 pesos against one U.S. dollar, down slightly from Thursday's 620 rate.
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      113 16 HONG KONG Fri«ta\'s 5 i> m. currency rotc» (5npi'lie«J b* Foreign Evhanrr »nd Invest nxnt 1 Id (llu) fr>) <Srllcr») 195 9 li>tt-5 per IOO SIti»» 1 A iloll.irv 1415.5 147-5 per 1,000 Taiwan 'V«M«rs e 74 (1.75 per AotlniiiAtt dollar 455 475 |mt 1 <***** fmlimi
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      Lock icon Gold prices mixed
      43 16 NEW YORK, Gold prices were mixed »n moderately arlive trading on markets here and abroad Thursday. London KOUI gained 7 1 cents at Che morn lnp fixing but lost 12 cents for a second fixing of $35.50 a troy mince
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      29 16 LONDON, Tin held steady Thursday with sales ot H4O tons Spot buyers 14<>3 sellers 1465 business 14G6 1465 three months buyers 1471 sellers 1472 business 1472 1475.
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      723 16 BUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stack Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ALCAN $1.52 (15) $1.53 (2); DIM $158 (2); Borneo $166 (2); C Sugars $4
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      Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
      696 16 RID and offer prices •Hiriallv listed ml t the rlwf *f business i in the Singapore and Koala l.umptir trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS B. 8. ACMA 1.S5 1.60 A Iran 1.51 1.53 Allied Cfcor. 3 #0 i.io Itrn 1.47 1 50 Borneo 1
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    Lock icon DIRECTOR ASSURES: Fault not likely in locally assembled cars
    319 17 MR. R. R FAWCETT, the managing director of Ford Motor Company in Singapore, said yesterday he had now received from Ford of Britain a detailed report regarding the events leading up to Ford's decision to check 200 000 Escort and Capri
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    Lock icon DOW JONES
    41 17 NEW YORK Dow J iae» closing averages Thursday on t tie New York Stock Exchange 30 Industrials 693 59 2(1 Transp 128.73 15 Utilities 97 11 65 Stocks ***** 40 Bonds 66 52 Commodity futures index 135.72 up 065
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    Lock icon Sydney prices up
    398 17 SYDNEY Shares moved up the board to bolster the market on the Sydney Stork Exchange Friday. Reach, glamour oil stock, shocked investors when in the last aimute* of trading it rose from $2 00 to $3.20. Poseidon led the mining section and gained $lO 00 to Close
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    Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
    597 17 4! 1 11 ii in Ms* IH KM «l i 1 iimiiHr CM m *>» Mnjrt. 7 M I HI Its ku4U 1 miipnr m ni MM ISt k«.iU InmpMi It A'i« in IM rnunc 11 .m i IN K *14 1 i I llin|>ar M>4 fOi j»k«r«4
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    Lock icon TODAY'S SHIPS IN SINGAPORE
    85 17 The Port of Singapore Authority hu> made the fiiiiowin; berthing arrangements for ships in port today. Saturday June !7: DEPARTURES (Golowns) (Vessels) 2/1 Mersey LJoyd 10/11 Tanagr* 13/14 P«ueloy# 15/16 Kairyu Maru 25/26 Miharu Maru 33/34 Weserstein 42/4.1 Australasia 38/39 Helenui 46 I.invburg 47 Etsuyo Maru
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    Lock icon NY stocks pull back
    87 17 NEW YORK The stock market, with little to celebrate pulled back Thursday from early level* in light turnover. At the close, the Dow Jones Industrial average of 30 selected blue chlp.s was 1.30 at 693 59. although It was ahead more than 5 points during the
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      595 17 NOTICE CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbrokers.) UnrrdrciiKd Plrd{i>d (ioodl JCHfllrrT from the following Pawnbrokers' Shops Lam Joon Siong (Chop Sen. Foh). IJS. N«"w Bridge Read. Ho Yan Kee (Chop Heng Fatt) Yung Kee. 255. South Bridge Road. Seow Ktan (Nam Cheong Pawnshop Ltd.). 287. South Bridge Road; Lam Joo Otu (Chop Wing
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  • Page 18 Miscellaneous
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      1639 18 LOOKING AND LISTENING...Jv and radio guide A ABIIS 'Y< UAM.H it £*>ll-1220 &T9-43-8081 yf TAURUS L SX WAY jo M I PrjVjUNl 10 i~\4) a il S3 |>6l 70-71 CANCt* Jl StftJW n "M 3.14-17-73 m.JVbt> 68 Saturday, June 27, 1970. I TAR GAXER*^ B; CLAY H POLLAN JK your
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  • WOMEN
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      Lock icon FACIAL FITNESS PLAN FOR THE RUGGED SOCIETY GIRL
      441 19  -  By Marianne Pereira RANK Morton, on international make-up expert is in Singapore with a new facial fitness plan for girls here. What does this plan entail? Only ttve easy-to-do active exercises which strengthen and tone underlying muscles, increase circulation and relax over
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      Lock icon Pills mixed with liquor can be fatal
      600 19  -  Ann Landers Dear Ann; How can I help a friend who takes too many pills and lies about it constantly She tells everyone she's afraid to take an aspirin for a headache We were at a party the other night and her purse
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      Lock icon A REAL HARD HAT
      91 19 IF you are havine trouble finding a truly distinctive hat this year, you might consider this Japanese lord's headdress. It has a one-foot span and is decorated with a Foo dog, an oriental symbol. The metal headdress, which designer Stanley llagler created as a tribute to
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    Lock icon U.S. BID TO WOO ARABS
    336 20 MIDDLE EAST I AIRO The United States yesteray pressed ahead Here with attempts to woo Arab states into going alon9 with new Middle East proposals despite President Nasser's opparent coolness and flat rejection by Syria ond the Polcstine commandos. Word of the U S. initiative
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    Lock icon Airport at Johore will cost more
    97 20 KUAI.A LUMPUR th,» proposed airfield in Johore will cost much more than thought, special Functions Minister Tun T«n Su?w in said today. Tun Tan who left for Johore to study the site of the proposed airfield and a jetty said that the airfield would
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    Lock icon Heath plan for civil service
    181 20 LONDON Prime Minister Fdward Heath is today expected to announce plans to streamline Britain's civil service. Mr. Heath will be attending nis first public engagement since the Conservative's surprise win at last Thursday's general election. It Is the opening of the Civil Service College at
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    Lock icon KOMPONG SPEU, Cambodia: A young South Vietnamese soldier helps himself to a new pair of slippers when recently the South Vietnamese units retook the city after three days of Communist control. Residents said the South Vietnamese soldiers looted the provincial capital to the extent of breaking open safes and robbing civilians.
    51 20 KOMPONG SPEU, Cambodia: A young South Vietnamese soldier helps himself to a new pair of slippers when recently the South Vietnamese units retook the city after three days of Communist control. Residents said the South Vietnamese soldiers looted the provincial capital to the extent of breaking open safes and robbing
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    Lock icon Reds attack Cambodia's once Royal capital
    351 20 PHNOM PKNII Communist forces attacked a military depot and a town that was once the Royal capital of Cambodia within 20 miles of the capital, a military spokesman said today. The military depot was at 1-ong Vck, 20 miles northwest of Phnom Penh, and
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    Lock icon Hurt case adjourned
    56 20 The case of former Probationary Inspector Amanur Rahman. 23, charged with causing hurt to a Public Health Department labourer, Ali Khan s/o Mohamed Ishak, 28, has been adjourned to Sept. 23 and 24. Rahman, is alleged to have discharged two rounds from his service revolver, on Nov.
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    Lock icon August meet for Red surrender terms
    200 20 BANGKOK Thai and Malaysian officials will meet in August in Kuala Lumpur to work out surrender terms for Communist terrorists operating along their common border, it was learned here yesterday. Press reports said Malaysian Hume Affairs Minister Tun (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman
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    29 20 LONDON. The Warsaw Pact yesterday handed Britain documents containing proposals lor a European Security Conference. The documents were adopted by a Warsaw Pact meeting in Budapest last Monday.
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