Eastern Sun, 2 July 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents Estd. 1966 Vol. 4 No. 1384 Thursday, July 2, 1970. MC (P) 1616
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    Lock icon CONFISCATED: DEWI'S PASSPORT, TICKETS
    372 1 I am not says D JAKARTA Madame Ratna Sari Dewi, widow off fforiiier President Sukarno, said yesterday that Indonesian authorities had confiscated her passport and airliner tickets. She told reporters who interviewed her ot home: "They said they would keep my passport ond tickets for security
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    Lock icon We're ready to play our part, says Minister
    271 1 SINGAPORE is ready to contribute its share of troops towards a Commonwealth Defence Brigade, if there is one. Speaking at the Armed Forces Day yesterday, the Minister for Defence, Mr. Lim Kim San said: "We are reaffirming our dedication to defend ourselves
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    Lock icon Lawn tennis semi-final places go to UK, Spain
    133 1 LONDON Britain's Roger Taylor and Andres Oimeno of Spain yesterday clinched semifinal places in the Wimbledon open tennis championships here. Taylor, earlier conquerer of champion Rod Laver, took just 20 minutes to dispose of American Clark Oraebner 6-3. 11-9, 12-10, having resumed
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    Lock icon DEPORTED GRANDAD HAD TO RETURN
    359 3 JT was a bitter-sweet story of blood being thicker than water, counsel told the judge yesterday. Hung Fook-Shan, who wot bonithed to Chino, escaped the rigours of the mainland and eventually sneaked bock to Singapore. He chose to live under the shadow of arrest here
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    Lock icon Husband bashed in the door
    284 3 Wife sleeping with man Businessman L i m Swee Xuan, who found his wife sleeping with another man was granted a divorce in the High Court today on the ground of his wife's adultery. The petitioner was married to the respondent, Madam Ho Choo Llan
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    Lock icon Murder unsolved
    73 3 A 78-year-old woman was found murdered and $2,850 worth of jewelleries belonging to her niece were missing from a wooden hut, a Coroner was told yesterday. Madam Lim Ah Herng, who collected coconut leaves to sell was found dead in ner hut at Jalan Payoh Lai off Upper
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    Lock icon Killer found insane
    82 3 The High Court yesterday acquitted a farmer, Ho Keng Yee, 55, on a charge of murdering his wife nine years ago. The Court was satis- fied that he was of an unsound mind when he fatally stabbed his wife. Madam Kok Wong Siew, 47, on April 25,
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    Lock icon SENATE WINS VOTE ON CAMBODIA BILL
    262 5 The Senate, has told President Nixon tfcat it intends to reassert its constitutional right to be consulted on any future war moves by America. Although the Senate measure is not binding on the President, its supporters declared yesterday that Nixon could not ignore it.
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    Lock icon FIRE ON SHIP BOUND HERE
    139 5 HONG KONG Firemen yesterday were still fighting a fire in the Number Two Hold •f the Singapore-bound Greek freighter, "Heracles." A Fire Services Department spokesman disclosed the fire was "deep-seated and wellestablished." He said they have given up filling the hold with water. The ship's
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    Lock icon FUNDS FOR POLITICS: UNION CHARGED
    147 5 WASHINGTON The Seafarers' International Union and eight if its members were indicted on Tuesday for alleged contribution to the 1968 political campaigns. Attorney General John Mitchell announced the IT-count indictment alleging conspiracy to contribute 552,250,000 between 1964 and 19M. Mitchell said the indictment was returned
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    Lock icon Typhoon kills 3 children
    80 5 MANILA —One of two typhoons lashing the northern and central parts of the Philippines early yesterday killed four persons before weakening Into a tropical depression. The victims, three of whom were children, drowned when high seas churned by Typhoon Pamela swamped and capsized the canoe they
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      197 5 THE ONLY REAL LITTLE PIECE OF ITAL IN SINGAPORE (ll mt» Kjs a ptik«| problem.) Thm'i aorr to Sorrento than coffee and cakn. Urtr'i Nf a wwpltlf bar. Beet. The whisky yon fancy. Brandy, vodka, even chianti. And now a full restaurant menu. Which means you can cat phcawint in
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    Lock icon Huge military aid to Hanoi from Mao: paper
    208 6 TJONG KONG China is pouring military aid into Hanoi, the 'South China Morning Post' disclosed, quoting a traveller back from Kwangsi region bordering North Vietnam. During his recent stay in Wuchow, capital of Kwangsi, the traveller saw camouflaged convoys of heavily-laden lorries
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    Lock icon Torture in Angola
    108 6 ROME —An Angolan nationalist leader, Carlos Zola called on Pope Paul to condemn torture in the Portuguese territory. He warned that there was a risk that Angolans could one day "confuse the Catholic Church with the Lisbon Government". In an interview, Zola, the delegate in Europe for
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    Lock icon TUNKU ENDS TOUR
    88 6 STOCKHOLM Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman left for home yesterday after a four-day official visit here. It was decided that a Malaysian embassy would be established here, informed sources disclosed. Home Malaysia is represented In Scandinavia at present by its ambassador In The Hague. The Tunku
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    Lock icon Envoy in scandal suspended: London
    93 6 LONDON British diplomat Brian Lea. who alleges he was 'kidnapped' from his office in Kampala, Uganda, last May, has been suspended from duty pending further consideration of his position, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office announced yesterday. Lea, 49. former First Secretary In the British embassy's
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    Lock icon U.S. Navy ends action in Saigon by Dec.
    149 6 WASHINGTON The U.S. Navy will end all combat operations inside South Vietnam in December, Navy Secretary John Chafee announced on Tuesday. He said the last 125 U.S. river patrol boats will be turned over to South Vietnam then, and that American sailors
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    Lock icon College raid
    56 6 CALCUTTA A gang of Maoist revolutionaries yesterday raided a medical college and attacked the hospital here They ransacked the rooms of the principal and the secretary in their absence. College officials said the extremists also set of! home-made bombs to keep people away. liiey left after hoisting a
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    Lock icon APOLLO 14 POSTPONED
    68 6 WASHINGTON THE Space Agency postponed the Apollo 14 moon mission for the second time, until next January 31 at the earliest. Apollo 14, to be commanded by veteran astronaut Alan Sheppard, was originally to have flown this autumn. It was postponed until December following the Apollo 13
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    Lock icon Just for laughs
    113 6 MANILA., The University of Manila plans to create a department of humour, to teach and research such forms as witticism. puns. wisecracks, clownings and cartoons. A local comedian and composer, Levi Celerio, has been asked to work out the proposed department's structure, function and staff. A curriculum
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    Lock icon BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
    364 6 Joan Baez for pop fete LONDON American folk singer Joan Baez heads at this year's Isle of Wight Pop Festival which is expected to draw an audience of 250,000. Last year, Bob Dylan was the star of the three-day festival. A crowd of 150.000 young people,
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    Lock icon Draft reduction
    113 7 NEW YORK Defence Secretary Melvin Laird disclosed the Cambodian operation had helped insure the success of the Vietnamization Programme and a subsequent reduction of draft calls in America. Laird added the draft call (or August was announced by the Defence De p a rtment yesterday and it will
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    Lock icon No U.S. aid
    56 7 WASHINGTON, The Senate will deny South Korea economic aid until the Koreans stop fishing for salmon ir the Bristol Ba v fishery in the Bering Sea, near the Pribilof Island. By international agreement, America, Canada and Japan have agreed not to take salmon in Bristol Bay, known
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    Lock icon SAM SITES BACK AGAIN AT SUEZ?
    217 7 TEL AVIV A senior Israeli staff officer Enclosed yesterday that two Israeli aircraft shot down on Tuesday in tfae Sties Conol zone were attocked by surface-to-air missiles, probably of the SAM-2 type. He soid the Egyptians hod been observed to be making attempts to
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    Lock icon French hydrogen blast tomorrow
    239 7 PARIS France will climax a series of nnclear tests In the Pacific with a hydrogen blast this week. It is designed to improve the effectiveness of future thermo-nuclear bombs. The H-bomb will be detonated tomorrow from a balloon. 600 yards above the lagoons of the Mururoa
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    Lock icon Patients started fire at hospital
    145 7 TOKYO Tuesday night's Are at the Kyoroe Mental llMpital, in which 17 patients perished. w as the w*rk of six incendiary patients who plotted to escape in tke confusion, the Sano City police station in north eastern Japan announced today. Police questioned the six patient*
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      137 7 a as a pilot in the SAF Be among the pioneers In the Air Defence Command. TM SAF offers young men who *rt physically fit and intelligent the challenge ol this exciting and attisfying career. Vow must be between 17% and 23 years of age with the School or General
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    Lock icon PEACE PROSPECTS
    607 8 yyiTH the American troops ending their incursion into Cambodia, President Nixon has claimed a series of successes. Mostly it is a summary of what has already been reported as the destruction of war material in the "sanctuaries" in Cambodia. He also said that there were limited objectives in
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    Lock icon Cambodia: The real consequences
    833 8  -  By Joseph Alsop WASHINGTON THE Cambodian venture has crossed rather more j than two enemy divisions off the list < of worries of the South Vietnamese and American com- manders in the lower, more populous half of South Vietnam. An itemised list is worth i giving.
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    Lock icon Now criticism on American Independence Day celebration
    342 8 A national celebration to honour America, planned here for Independence Day on July 4, is attracting almost as much criticism as the anti-Indo-china war rallies whose image it is trying to counter. The day-long festivities were announced by comedian Bob Hope an<L Evangelist
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      65 8 Foreign news and features appearing In all editions of the Eastern Hun and The sun are (rum: (tenters. United Press International. Age n c e France Presse Editors Press Syndicate. Newspaper Enterprise Assoi elation. Publishers Hall 8> ndlcate Los Angeles Times Syndicate, OAmini News Service. North American NewsPaper Alliance. First
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    Lock icon From Lasse Jensen in Khartoum
    162 9 SINCE 1955 Arabs and Africans have been relentlessly killing one another in one of the most remote and backward areas of the world, the Southern Sudan. The roots of the conflict go back to the British colonial administration, which effectiveJy sealed off the Southern Sudan
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    Lock icon IT'S FAIR TO SHOOT AT ANYTHING BLACK
    1051 9 THE FORGOTTEN WAR PAGE 9 SPECIAL. AN the surface there's not much excitement about Juba, the village-like capital of the Sudan's 250,000-square-mile Equatoria Province. To get there, people from the Sudan's capital of Khartoum have to travel for 16 days. You go first
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    Lock icon Tapeworms can infest a person of any age
    371 9  -  DOCTORS MAILBAG By Dr. Wayne Brandstadt Q —What are the symptoms of tapeworm. I have loud gurgling •ounds in mv stomach. Could that be worms? At what age can one get tapeworm? What about other kir of worm? Tapeworms often •ause no
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    Lock icon BHUTAN WANT IN TO KEEP CHINESE OUT
    536 10/11  -  By Ajit Das THE kingdom of Bhutan is applying for United Nations membership in a move to prevent Communist China from swollowinq it. Bhutan, a Buddhist kingdom, is locked into the eastern Himalayas between India ONCJ Tibet and is worried because of Tibet's
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      223 10/11 IfoW To Drift a Bargain il.ll w k rs V.--7S V f 4 i J i 1. SUp into your ntiwt Ford dealer'* showroom and look 2. When the salesman approaches you. act nonchalant then tell casually arouod as If you don't really want to buy anything. Mm you're looking
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      520 12 iiiTi mttlo ITtWi TV SINGAPURA TODAY and YOU... Thursday, July 2, 1970. ML Hj TtBT m it 2 is i? EZEt 44 V 47 T, 4t Gracious 16 KNP I Book, II Fokn IV Your 20 Ot 21 Co* 22 To 2) lnd«o»«d 24Afpwiol« 25 Dii(Mt<lien 26 Or 11 Dnor,
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    Lock icon MICHAEL MOVES MUM OUT OF SLUM
    561 13  -  Sheilah Graham -MICHAEL Caine finally managed to get his mother out of the slum district in London where he was raised and into a more elegant home in a suburb. Old people hate to move; they hate to leave their neighbours. Michael has been
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      329 13 LID O Phone 3734 14 OPENS TODAY! 11 am. 1.3*. 4, H.K», 9 15 p.m. jean Bimma(u> John Porxythe "Huppy Kndlng" Puna vision Si Color (UAI SATURDAY MIDNIOHT at Capitol Lido-Krx Sky Liu.; Yun "HELLGATE" (A SHAW PRODUCTIONt Mandarin ID Scope St Color CAPITOL PHonc 79/591 Vtta SCREAMING DAY! 11
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      66 13 SIMULTANEOUS OPENING TODAY! N# rr Odeon-Katong t Ruby Majestic Silver City 1.00. S.30, I 1.00. 3.30 I 1.00. 3 30. I 1.30. 3.30 t.OO, 9.15 p.m. I 7.00. 0.19 I 7.00. 9.30 I 7.30. 9.30 p.m. When They Grip Their Sabres Tea Will Grip Tear Seat! CHEN MAN LMG Majestic
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      338 13 TIP ROArNJIV. ATIOfVJ CATHAY 3340 OFEN3 TODAYI 11. I.M. «.M «.M. ».N on David Hemmln« in MOM'* "THE WALKING STICK" SuuqUm Eggar P'VUlon (Metrocolor) Saturday Mldnlghtl Color FROM RUSSIA" Thomas Hunter Marie Versinl I ODEON ***** 2nd Week! II I.M. 4.M. C.M. I IS "Beneath The Planet Of The Apes"
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      Lock icon Juvenile delinquents
      533 14 Nowadays, as w« across crlnn enwiWled by youths. In the past months, there have been cases of crime committed in our covntry and more than 50% are the result of Juveniie delinquency. From the percentages mentioned above, we realise that Juvenile crimes have become the major problem for
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      Lock icon Pasar malam
      211 14 Tbe meaning af T» sar Malasi" is night market. Last Saturday any sister and I went to the night market at Cantonment Band. It was crowded with people. The crowd was growing bigger and bigger every minute. We went there to buy some crockery lor my mother and
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      Lock icon How should cruising creeps be handled?
      473 14  -  IJ Owl live mUmf Ele and Walt Dulaney fiwr lie and Walt: What dMs jirl io ar wmy when -a §sy drWet wp in his car and ashs pan to §ft in? Usually whan this happens, I panic and jnet look gtnpid. I'm Martha.
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      Lock icon Silicone rubber membranes
      359 14  -  SCIENCE NOTES By DAVID DICKSON London. WAN'S age old dvcaa of being able to live underwater like a Ash, extracting the oxygen dissolved in the water in Older to beeatke, looks as ftf it may eoon become a reality thanks to development work on nbber membranes carried
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      171 14 ESSAY CONTEST: tries te observe for toys and girii of 14 and and boys and iris sm 14 (5o this page from Monday to Fvi Prize money is: $lO for Seniors md $5 for lurwors foi every essay published. All entrants arc requested to observe the following rules: I. Each
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  • WOMEN
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      Lock icon NEED FOR NEW FASHION IDEAS
      125 15  -  By Marianne Pereira QNCE upon o time there was a little girl who loved to dress up her dolls. All this was a long time ago. Today Irene Chew has taken designing seriously. She was trained at a local boutique and her dreams in fashion
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      Lock icon CLOTHES CAN EDUCATE CHILDREN
      128 15 The interest In visual education for children has led designer Ruth Scharf to create Educational Clothes. Inc. The company will apeclalise in children's wear whose appliques, prints and embroideries will teach them how to handle various of fasteners and closings, how to recognise colours, shapes, numbers
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      Lock icon Romeo with an eye for rich, elderly widow
      594 15  -  Ann Landers Dear Ann: Kindly devote a column to the Roooeos of the Social Security Set the way they worm their wa* into the widow's home, lounging on the wellmade, expensive furniture. bought and faid for by a fine us band who
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      Lock icon Snakes are in vogue
      114 15 By Marianne Perelra. REPTILES are invading the fashion world. The hottest thing thhl year is real snake, even fake snake. Grey and brown lisard boots are on the streets. Python boots, and vinyl cobra is covering walls. Shadowy and bold reptile prints on fabrics, made to
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      Lock icon HIGHER HEELS
      51 15 WATCHING the return of longer skirts, shoe stylists are concerned that women won't realize that a new shoe look is needed with these lengths. Leo Silberstein of Liberty Shoe Ornaments, after a tour of European fashion centres returned with samples which all had higher heels and often platform
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      Lock icon Hairstyle winners
      40 15 TEEN-AGED TRIO displays winning coiffures in recent hairstyling contest. Dawna Singleton, left, of Salinas, Calif., wears "California Whisp"; Deborah Legg, centre, of Chesapeake, W.Va., sports "West Virginia Swing"; and Linda McQueen, right, of DeQuincy, La., shows "Southern Simplicity."
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  • COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIA
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      Lock icon Activity on industrial shares
      293 16 By Om Market Reporter in the Steckfachewge of Moioysio ond Sinyopoce w -rc slightly lighter b«l firm with turnover of 1.3 million units against the previous of 1.5 million. Activity was centred on the industrial sector leaving the commodity shares neglected. In yesterday's trading, AJinomoto was
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      Lock icon UK rubber quiet
      57 16 LONDON, Rubber market closed quiet Wednesday with spot 21, 21-1/2. Settlement House Aug. 21, 21-1/2 nominal seller. Sept 20-3/4, 21-1/9. Oct. 30-11/16, 2®-15/16. Oct./ Dec. 20-5/9, 20-3/4. Jan /March 20-11/16, 2013/16. April/June 20-13/16, 2015/16. Julj/Sept. 30-15/16, 211/16. Oct./ Dec. 21-1/16, |M/t. Jan/March 21-1/6, 21' 1/4. April/Juno 31-1/6,
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      97 16 IVEW YORK Gold prices were generally steady in featureless trading on martlets here and abroad Tuesday. London (old rose three cents at the morning fixing and lost two cents at the second fixing for a net gain of one cent to $35.49 an ounce. Zurich gold edged
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      Lock icon Quiet day at rubber mart
      269 16 Jaly first inle rvbkr htyen closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lampar yesterday aft 55 eenfta per lb. down 1/1 cent from the previous close. The tone of the Market was fskt Full follow-through by overseas markets on v**terday's drop here made for
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      55 16 NEW YORK, —Rubber futures closed 150 to 200 Kints lower Tuesday on New York commodity exchange. There were no sales. (Claae) <Frev) July 20.508 22.50 Sept. 20.508 22.50 Nov. 20.508 22.00 Jan. 20.258 21.75 March 20.258 21.75 May 20.258 21.75 July ***** 21.75 Locally, No. 2 RSS
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      25 16 MANILA, The Philippine peso remained unchanged Wednesday at C.20 pesos against one U. 9 dollar. Sales totalled US$6OO.•00 on the interbank currency market
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      17 16 Business done on the Straits tin market yesterday was S63S per picul down $2 00.
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      23 16 There were no share, money or enrreney quotations from Hong Kong Wednesday dne to markets being closed on public holiday.
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      27 16 LONDON, T»»s was steady Tuesday with sales of 1.5 teas. Spot buyers 1457 sellers 1459 business nil throe months buyers 1484 seller 1465 business 1463.
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      644 16 BUSINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded m brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. Aleaa $1.52 (5) $1.53 (2) $1.54 (1) DIM $1.55 (2) $1.54 <4); Ajteomoto $1.85 (1)
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      593 16 BID and offer prices officially listed at the close of business in the Singapore and Kuala Lunpir trading rooms of the Btoek Exchange yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS a 8. ACMA 155 Alcaa L53 Allied Choc >d 2 96 348 Ajinemolo 2.n Bcti 148 Borne* 1.63 1 85 BOWLEAD IB
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      44 16 Jmm iron.) MSN p( t IVY Kpcfls 1 BhH* frpprr (FOR) MAN Lampons Blarfe Prpaer APT A (F.oai <50 00 Coffrr Ap 1 (MAI tttlln AT 1 11AN iroi) INN t oiler I K 1 ll'OA) 1MN n.m I'mt1n> IMMMa <*«% 43%) f— »9N
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    Lock icon BANK TO OPEN MORE BRANCHES
    358 17 rniE directors' report and the accounts of Chung Khiav flanfc Ltd!, for the year ended 3tst 1: December 1969 were disclosed by the chairman, Date. Dr. Am Cheng Chye. in his address at the 29th annual general meeting of the shareholdem held ea the 3#th
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    383 17 AKKIVAI.R 1481* MSA 125 Kuala Lumpur UW.>m. MHA MM l'«iMIllM* T.la a. re. MSA 123 kiula l.nmpur Ml nt Mm 45? Kuala l.umpnr ]Uk.*m MSA 454 PriDuig K Lunipur lL9*in. MS* 2«t Jakarta LN t» in MMA 451 Ka Hiinc ftSVl* M> MSA «ti Kuala l.umpur. Muiaira fcXlmn
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    Lock icon Nervous traders make mart lower
    228 17 !ffW' TOtK Traders, nervous ateiii corporate liquidity problems and- second quarter earnings reports, turned the stock market lower INiesday after an early technical advance. Turnover was light. At the close, the UP I marketwide indicator was off 0.67 per cent on 1,596 issues crossing the
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    Lock icon SHIPS IN SINGAPORE
    97 17 THH Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for today, July 2. DEPASTURES God owns Vessels 8/9 Shotoku Maru 10/11 Scotland Maru 18 Phoevos 20 West Petaling 27/28 Djakarta Maru 2f/30 Yamahoshi Maru 31/32 Straat Johore 42/43 City of Singapore 45 Glenearn 46 Y«ura.
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    Lock icon Hectic buying in Sydney
    347 17 SYDNEY Shares on the Sydney Stock Exchange opened Wednesday on a. good, note (or the daw of the new financial year. Hectic buying In both mining and industrial •actions heralded the close of a successful day's trading. Poseidon traded in a recently limited range. It opened
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      143 17 Classified Ads. MR. DAVID MARSHALL WILL SPEAK ON "HUMANITY, HUMILITY *ND IDEALISM THE FALLEN TRJNITY" ON SUNDAY, STH |ULY. AT £OO PM. AT WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH HALL. Reputable family requires experienced and hard-working driver Apply Box ESAJ, C/O ■astern Sun. 23-B Cantonment Road. S pare FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE NOTICE
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  • SUN SPORT
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      934 18 THE AGONG'S GOLD CUP CL 1 DIY. I—6 r. ***** ***** ***** ***** 41 ***** ***** ***** RWIAIIR '"-CLLTF East Coast Ocwa Nw Lane Ooaa Trump Card Nlchol Hill Mack Jim PlttDt Maa 9J 6y 6y 97 7y 6y •.13 00 8.12 8.08 8.05 804 8.00
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      Lock icon UMPIRE BANNED FOR BAD CALLS
      304 18 WIMBLEDON The Chief Umpire of the All-England Lawn Tennis Championships said yesterday a veteran umpire has been banned from officiating In major matches for making bad calls against former Wimbledon champion Lew Hoad of Australia. In an interview with UPI, Robert E. Chatham, boss of
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      Lock icon LUCKY ERROR
      113 18 i LONDON. Trainer Brian Swift had bis luckiest winner yesterday when his filly Fashion Model rot a walk-over in the 675 pounds (about 552,700) MusI well Hill Stakes at I Alexandra Park. For Fashion Mof del should have been withdrawn from the race. Instructions Swift's secretary before going
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      185 18 NEW YORK Baseball results and standings after Tuesday's major league games: AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W L GB Baltimore 47 28 New York 43 30 3 Detroit 38 33 7 Boston 34 36 10| Washington 34 40 12| Cleveland 32 39 13 WEST Minnesota 45 25 California
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      44 18 Beatty Secondary School will hold its 17tn Annual Athletic Meet on July 10 at 2.30 p.m. at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre. A 4 x 400 metres Intel* School Invitation Relay, 100 and 800 metres events will be the highlights of the afternoon*
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      51 18 LISIEUX, France, Walter Godefroot of Belgium won the fourth stage of the Tour De France cycle race today over 229 kilometres 142.3 miles fro m Renness in Britanny to here. Italo Zilioli of Italy retained the overall lead. Godefroot's time for the stage was 5 hours 27 minutes 2
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    Lock icon Dead girl was fed up with life, Court told
    904 20 gANDRA TEO one of the three young people whose chorred bodies were found in o huddle ot Chongi two months ogo once soid she wos fed up with life. "But she did not want to die painfully," a book-keeper told the
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    Lock icon Heavy rains in Japan kill four, cause many landslides
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    168 20 "MANILA Foreign i? Ministers of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation (SEATO) are meeting here today under the shadow of an Indochina war more serious than that which ushered its birth in 1954. The two-day talks between the United States and its allies
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