Eastern Sun, 7 July 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN 'JKmrne's own national daily 10 cents Estd. 1966 Vol. 4 No. 1388 Tuesday, July 7, 1970. MC <P) 1616
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  • Article
    Lock icon 10 YEARS FOR RAPE OF STEPDAUGHTER
    262 1 Mother on return finds girl crying MAN with 10 previous convictions wos yesterday sentenced to 10 years' jail for raping his 10-yeor-old stepdaughter. Abdul Hamid Yusof pleaded leniency in the High Court as he is currently serving sentence for his lost conviction. Homid roped
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    Lock icon BEAUTIES RELAX
    34 1 MIAMI BEACH: Most of the Miss Universe contestants were given the day off on Saturday to relax. Miss Canada, Norma Joyce Hickey (left) and Miss Malaysia, Josephine Wong, relax by the pool.
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    Lock icon Hidden mike at Red meet
    34 1 TOKYO, A concealed microphone was found on Sunday in a hotel room used by delegates to the 11th Congress of the Japan Communist Party (JCP), party officials said yesterday.
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    Lock icon Shock resignation of Italy's Cabinet
    255 1 ROME, Prime Minister Mariano Rumor yesterday tendered the resignation of his four-party coalition Government to President Giuseppe Baragat after an internal party dispute over dealings with the Communists. A Presidential communique said President Saragat asked Signor Rumor and his Cabinet colleagues to remain m charge
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  • Article
    Lock icon Girl: 'Was afraid of Inspector's threats'
    402 2 A 17-YEAR-OLD girl said yesterday she submitted to on inspector's advances because he hod threatened to lock her up in a girls' home iff she resisted. The girl, Miss C, was testifying in the fifth day of a preliminary inquiry in which former probationary
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  • Article
    Lock icon Worker suing for $45,000
    89 2 A factory accident coet a labourer his right arm and his ability to seek employment, the High Court was told yesterday. Mr. Ong Leong married with seven children, is suing his former employer Jurong Brick works Ltd. for damages amounting to $45,000. He was employed as
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    Lock icon 53 PIONEER COMPANIES
    39 2 KUALA LUMPUR, The Malaysian Government has granted pioneer status in principle to 53 companies representing a total investment of $291,450,000 in authorised capital and $82,915,000 in proposed paid-up capital for the second quarter of this year.
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    Lock icon Three die in three accidents
    180 2 An eight-year-old boy snd two men were killed while two girls suffered injuries in three accidents yesterday. The boy, Chia Lay Ann, of Chia Eng Say Road, died on the spot when he was knocked down by a lorry at 8 m.s. Upper Bukit Timah
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    Lock icon Boy robbed
    27 2 Steven Chla Kim Mun, 14, was waylaid yesterday by a man and robbed of his wrist watch valued at $4O and a $B3 gold chain.
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    Lock icon Store robbed of $30,000
    230 2 Store robbed of $3 0,000 .Thieves broke Into a departmental store at Collyer Quay at the weekend and escaped with $30,000 in cash and valuables. The burglary at King's Departmental Store was discovered on Sunday morning when the store's managing partner, Mr. Ramesh Naraindas Sabani, 26, opened it at 11
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    Lock icon GO FLY A KITE-$10
    79 2 A man. Chua Hay Chwee, 2D. was today fined $lO for Impeding traffic white flying a kite at Cecil Street. He pleaded guilty to the committing offence on July 5 at u a.m. Watchman Arjan* Paramaslve vai sentenced to a day's jail and fined $2O when
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    Lock icon Revenue stamps mandatory, September 1
    120 2 Revenue stamps should replace postage stamps for use on documents from September 1 Ministry of Finance announced yesterday. It said that documents not stamped with revenue stamps as from September 1 may not be accepted as legally valid. However, revenue or postage stamps may be
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    Lock icon 'RAGGED DOLL' WAS BABY ON A ROOF
    363 3 A WITNESS of the inquest on the death of on abandoned baby told the Co roner's Court that it looked liked a ragged doll from a distance. The baby had landed on the flat roof of a Housing Board flat in Nankin Street.
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    Lock icon Frustrated girl found dead
    145 3 A girl who had been disappointed in love was yesterday found dead at the foot of C. Towers in Bukit Timah Road. Miss Lim Ah Eng. 20, a former employee of an Insurance firm, was found sprawled in a pool of blood. She was missed by
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    Lock icon National art show August 15-22
    270 3 The Ministry of Culture, in conjunction with 10 art organisations in Singapore, will hold a "National Day Art Exhibition" at the Victoria Memorial Hall to celebrate National Day. This was announced by Mr. Fong Sip Chee, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, at a
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    Lock icon ILLEGAL WORKERS
    44 3 The sub-contractor of the sewerage works, at Faber Hill Estate, in Upper Ayer Rajah R o a d, Chin Kim Knon, was fined $2OO, for employing two illegal immigrants. He admitted employing a Malaysian and an Indonesian, between June ,19 to 30.
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    Lock icon Murder rap
    41 3 Chua Hoi Nang, 21, was yesterday charged with the murder of Murat bin Mohd. Tahir, on April 22, at the Hotel Merlin construction site. He has been remanded at the Central Police Station till July 14 for further investigation.
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    Lock icon STA meeting
    31 3 The Singapore Tourist Association will hold an Extraordinary General Meeting on Tuesday, July 21. at the Coleman Room. Adelphi Hotel. At the meeting the STA will discuss Its future.
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    Lock icon 18 months for $9,944 offence
    186 3 Gerard Jerry Peres, 31, was yesterday sentenced to 18 months Jail for misappropriating $9,944. Perez admitted that he was employed by the Universal and Electrical Company Ltd. from May [1968 as a sales representative and as such he took monies which clients handed to him
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    Lock icon Rubber seminar Thursday
    138 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Radical ways of getting the most from a rubber tree will be discussed by planters and scientists at a conference beginning here Thursday. The director of the Rubber Research Institute. Mr. R C. Sekhar. said that a main topic of the conference would be "a
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    Lock icon Portable plastic grain bin
    30 4 THIS inflatable sH J will stora wheat, rice and maiie, in air-tight conditions. It it manufactured from an extremely tough synthetic rubber by a British firm.
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    Lock icon Sarawak Alliance to pick govt
    259 4 ITUCHING Hie component members of the Sarawak Alliance Party Bumiputra, Party Pesaka and the Sarawak Chinese Association are negotiating to form the new State Government, the Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Raxak, said today. He told reporters here after a three-day visit to observe the
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    Lock icon Turtle hatchery
    93 4 Kuala Trengganu The Fisheries Department will hatch about 40,000 turtle eggs in the Rantau Abang, 35 miles from here, to help keep up the number of turtles in the East Coast. A spokesman of the department here said that the first 800 eggs were buried in the 7,800
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    Lock icon Sentimental journey
    76 4 KOTA KXNABALU. Eighteen Australian exservicemen who were among those who landed to liberate Borneo 25 years affo during World War Two will revive memories when they visit Sabah today. Shortly after their arrival, they will, attend ceremony at the war memorial in Kampong Ayer together with other-ex-servicemen in
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    Lock icon BRITISH TROOPS LOOT BELFAST HOMES: MP
    210 5 MaM hvM MMb UMpt who quelled riots u lmm iou a SMmnmk kisrf oft ollegotions thit The dhsuges were modi by o Tiber of Parliament, Gerry Fifrf. H« is a Labour Refor, the ft*** 4 of Wbst BeTfsst tn wfttefe tie worst fighting took
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    Lock icon Kosygin for Bucharest
    204 5 BUCHAREST, Impendent-minded Kawamdm yestcntoy prepared to meet Sevitt drit(afion SUDDENLY downgraded N UK afrNuct ot Soviet Putf ekiet, Leonid Breakm The Soviet wMfc apk a mam ft wnAship pact wßte lis recalciterant ally to ssptass one signal in Mi The new treaty was agreed and initialle^^^ differences
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    Lock icon MEETING TO SOLVE GERMAN ECONOMY
    117 5 disiicd" lor W»y Brandt's Csnmiiniit yesterday heW %-tevef meetIsk staled at working oot measures to coof off West Germany's heatrtf erouumy The- Federal Bank last March Increased- the ban* rate to a postwar record, height of 1.5 par cent. Last Wednesday it announced an immediate
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    Lock icon Their tiresome thing
    146 5 > NEW YORK Time' majawi^on^ijmda^b^ In. an fesdlisii eatoSariasd loping aanaa a£ an ucga to bidb in fee closet. yarning to down- another martfai.* Timer described Mrs. Chassis tar "s aslbssaf bore." war* iHaifeiJ as baviag collaborated in making over the Number One BeaMe Ana* a witty
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    Lock icon Atlanta's orgy of sex, drug and music
    226 6 *DYRON, Georgia Nude teenagers frolicked an a creek during orgy of pop music, sex and drugs here. About 100 people were arrested and volunteer doctors said they treated several hundred people for drug overdoses. About 250,000 fans had descended on this quiet rural
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    Lock icon POP GROUP IN WARSAW
    55 6 WARSAW, Polish authorities called oat several hundred police today at a concert by the UJB pop ffroop "Blood, Bweat and Tears," bat Polish teenagers kept their enthusiasm under control. The group, which is on s U-S. state department tour of East Europe, gave two encores on
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    Lock icon JAIL RIOT 'A PLOT'
    204 6 PHILADELPHIA, A prison official claimed a hard core" of Negro inmates apparently planned the Holmesburg prison racial riot In- jured 103 persons. "It was a totally unprovoked attack, which leads me to believe there was some planning behind It," declared Edward Hendrlck. Superintendent of Prisons. Police
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    Lock icon EMPLOYEES' DRUG ABUSE GROWING
    65 6 NEW YORK, Drug abuse among employees is a growing problem for businessmen here, according to a study published b r the Creal Chamber of Commerce. Thomas Stainbeck, Vicepresident of the Chamber, disclosed research among business leaders and medical executives in larger companies "suggests that a problem
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    Lock icon OVER 4,000 CELEBRATE 'JUGGERNAUT'
    152 6 PURL India, —More than 75,000 Hindu pilgrims thronged this east coast temple city on Sunday for the annual "Juggernaut" Festival. This Is the ceremonial parading of the image of Lord Jagganath (Lord of the world) in a massive wooden chariot. More than 4,000 devotees dragged the
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    Lock icon 27 saved from burning ship
    152 6 BAHRAIN, Five crewmen were feared dead and 27 were rescued when flames raged through a cargo ship at the entrance to the gulf last night. Ships from three nations raced to pick up survivors from the biasing Diffuri Maadu,' s Maldive Islands' freighter, which was
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    Lock icon VICE – PRESIDENT C.K. YEN of Nationalist China and his wife {left) stand with Ja- panese Prime Minister and Mrs. Eisaku Sato during playing of national anthems upon their arrival at Tokyo International Airport. Yen will represent his country at Nationalist Chinese Day at Expo '70 in Osaka on Friday.
    51 6 VICE PRESIDENT C.K. YEN of Nationalist China and his wife {left) stand with Ja- panese Prime Minister and Mrs. Eisaku Sato during playing of national anthems upon their arrival at Tokyo International Airport. Yen will represent his country at Nationalist Chinese Day at Expo '70 in Osaka on Friday. (UPI
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  • BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon BIGGEST SHIP SOON: JAPAN
      277 6 TOKYO, Japanese engineers now plan to build a ship so that three American football games could be played simultaneously on its deck with room still left over for the cheerleaders. It would be the biggest ship afloat bv far, an oil tanker of 470.000 tons. By
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    Lock icon Where 106 people had no chance
    49 7 THIS Is all that remain* of the Air Canada Jet which crashed while trying to land in Toronto en Sunday. All 1M passengers an heard perished in the tragedy. A fireman a bore sprays water tm the smealdering wreckage. (DPI radiophoto) (UPI radiophoto)
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    Lock icon Aussie police baffled: MYSTERY OF THE BOMBING RAIDS
    241 7 "[MELBOURNE Police yesterdoy ore baffled by Hie roids of o secret commondo ITi orgonbotion on firms believed to be connected with the Vietnam War. The group, calling itself the "Australian Liberation Front/' claimed credit for the apparently senseless attacks In the latest
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    Lock icon SECT'S CALL TO LEGALISE POT, HOMOSEXUALITY
    154 7 SEA TOE, WASHINGTON, The Unitarian Universalis! Associativa has passed resolutions approving homosexual relations between consenting adults ftnd calling for the legalisation of marijuana. The broad-rulnded resolutions passed the Church's general convention by about a twothirds rote late Saturday. The statement on homosexualtv read, In
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    Lock icon 150 feared dead
    90 7 mw DELHI a launch carrying 15* passengers and a cargo off fertilisers capsixed on Krishna River In South India on Sunday. Many were feared drowned. The Press Trust of India (PTI) reported all 150 persons aboard the vessel. including several women and children, drowned. However, other lidUn
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    Lock icon Suicide after tragic mishap
    95 7 bEFIANCE, Ohio A four-year-oid boy was killed on Sunday when ear struck the mini-bike he was tiding. The driver ol the car then committed suicide after reporting the accident. The Highway Patrol reported little Robert Schweller was riding a mlnl-blke operated by a friend of the
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      177 7 3 r 4 mm REAL LITTLE PIECE OF ITALY IN SINGAPORE ftt even kis a parking problem.) There'* MOM k> Sorrento than coffee and cakes. There's now a complete bar. Bm The whuAy you fancy. Biandy, vodka, wn chianti. And now a full restaurant menu. Which meant you can eat
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    Lock icon VERBAL SLINGS
    600 8 JF a politician's Job 1B to make mountains out of molehills, then the Singapore Malay National Organisation (SMNO) chairman Ahmad Haji Taff deserves all the credit for having made a mountain, though a fragile one. The edifice and the foundations of his thesis, when subjected to closer scrutiny,
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    Lock icon INVENTION OF TV
    654 8  -  By Art Buchwald The question came up at dinner the other night when people were discussing the Tory victory In Great Britain. "Why Is It that the English were able to rule the world for almost 200 years while the United Btates has been unable to hold
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    Lock icon Provide better ventilation
    125 8 |i I uiiii; i(mi| in): m i! 11 ll fiu I t IJI VTO As a parent of three sons attending schools in the Jalan Besar area. I often visited the schools when school functions are held. I have noticed that the P.W.D. did a Door job
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      60 8 Vorelin new* and tea. tare* appearing In all edition* of the Kastera Sun and Tbe sun are from K*liter*. Uaitea Presa Internailonal. itentt France Presse Ed HOT* Press Syndicate Newtpaper enterprise Association. Publishers Hall Sfoilratt Los Aacelea Times Hradleait. Oomlai News Service. North American Newspaper finance lint Feat area. (nter-Presa
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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    Lock icon ALL KINDS QUEUE UP AT UNEMPLOYMENT OFFICES
    629 9  -  #1 PAGE a SPECIAL Tom Tiede TWE line wot 36 people long when I fell in at the end. It was 3 p.m. The guv in front of me. chewing on a stalk of rhubarb, said it would be 40 minutes before either
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    Lock icon Father's responsibility starts at child's birth
    421 9  -  THE WELL CHILD By Dr. Wayne Brandstadt Father's Day was treated to honow the fathers of ow most preeious asset —oar children For working hard to provide for his family, father undoubtedly deserves ft lot of credit but being a good provider is not
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  • FOTORAMA 1970
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      Lock icon CONTEST G WINNERS
      488 10/11  -  CONTEST G WINNERS s y WSF Contest G Religious Scene was represented by tour different religious groups submitted by contestants. The majority of entries were pictures of Muslim worship, then Buddhist and Hindu pictures. Christian pictures were few, although there are many churches in Singapore that photographers
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      Lock icon FOTORAMA '70 CONTEST-'H'
      396 10/11 Sponsored by Moutrie (Pte.) Ltd. Agent for MINOLTA CAMERAS. OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM Fotorama Contest 70 EASTERN SUN 13- B. Cantonment Road. Singapore 1 In complying with the rulea of this contest 1 submit herewith my entry ana shall abide by the decision of the judges. NAME: ADDRESS:
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      139 10/11 Minolta SUP m < *1 H L\\ TmrTJ^rdT^ljj I, (5; H8&5& ■>■■ vWftw.v \\VWoWwvWjrtWi. rS- s%Vyv= '•r Ton Load! Ton see! Ton shoot! It's all fan making lively home movies with Minolta Antopak -BS6 One, two, three! Movie-making is as simple as that with a Minolta Autopak -8 S6. Everything
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
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      1407 12 LOOKING AND LISTENING.... Tv Amis SVj MAM. V 0«>14-23-3J jf TAUKUS 1-1?-22 M nJV77- 1690 lue*dmy, Ju#r 7, 1970. STAR GAXEIt>V By CLAY JL POLLAK K Your Daily Mirify Gvid* JK ufT jj. r~bi I HT AttvJiMg lolh* Star*. V *~V &lA| To develop message for Tuesday, 1 read words
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    Lock icon Actor Oliver Reed: Film nudity is okay
    780 13  -  By Sheilah Graham OLIVER Reed is an actor with nothing to hide. Stripped to the buff, he plajed his first node scene in the very successful film, "Women In Love". He recently signed for two more films in which he is completely naked.
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  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
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      177 13 b SHAW I Hon I D O Phone *****4 By Demand! a Days Only Today A Tomorrow Due to film's length Shows: 11. *.Bft. 6.15. t.15 BATTL* OF BRITAIN" Panavlslon A Color (UA) Opens Thursday: •HOA BINH" in Color i Prom Warner Broa.) t CAPITOL PH-i» 29^59 Utk SCREAMING DAT!
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      170 13 ORGAfMIii/kT I□ (\J OPCHARU-w Nm Sfcowlag! D»U| 4 Hktvi W s«» Ml ».1» a Oh! WkM A Uml? War" John Mtlla. fVUioo. oolor A Paramount Picture NEXT CHANOBL Color "The Mind Of Mr. kIBM Terence stamp, Columbia CAT MAY i 3400 NOW SHOWING I 11. IJI. IN. IM IN p.m.
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  • Students' Page
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      Lock icon MAN'S STARES MAKE HER FEEL UPTIGHT
      574 14  -  Hotel 18ft Ele and Walt Dulaney DEAR WALT: As a man, maybe yoo cmU tell me the answer to my problem. What da yon think a flrl should do If a man always stares at her every time he talks to her and watehes
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      Lock icon COURTESY
      438 14 SOME of us may mistake thai courtesy and manner are the same. But this Is not JO, though thev are almost similar in meaning. To be courteous is to be polite as well as having a warm regard for the feellnft and dignity of othen whereas manner consists of
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      Lock icon POLICEMAN
      201 14 One evening, as usual, I waited for my schooltaxi outside the school gate. Very soon, it WM dark and still the taxi did not come. I waited for another half an hour. Still no sign of the taxi. 1 was very worried and frightened. 1 decided to walk to
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      Lock icon Huntsmen magazine
      116 14 The second Issue Hantsrorn MtfuiM, the brainchild of "(Indents from Instltntes of Richer Learning, Btagapore, Is now on sole It deals with a serious and imminent problem: "Obscurely and dangerously we are" nearing intellectual bankruptcy. Why*? The non-committal cautiousness a%d poor initiative of our < Intellectuals. together with
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      Lock icon Aerosol drug trippers face death
      119 14 MELBOURNE Australian teenager* whose latest kick is sniffing the vapoor from aerosol cans of air freshener and insect repellent face Instant death, a pharmacist warned here. Sniffing the vapours "provides a chemical escape from reality." Mr Norman Keith told a select committee of the Senate
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      Lock icon PI scouts get Japan trip
      46 14 MANILA Four Filipino boy scouts will go to Japan for the first Asla-Paelflc Scout Youth Conference from August S to 5, It was announced here. The conference, to be held at Fujlnomlya, will dlscnas current national and international problem* affecting youth.
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      Lock icon Youth Assembly is on
      131 14 NEW YORK The U.N. Is now confident this month's World Yoeth Assembly, which had been threathened by lark of fuads, can be held as planned. But most o 1 the countries who are not UN. members, like China. North Vietnam and North Korea which had been
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      194 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 girls ovar 14 (Sonior) appears in this page Irons 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 Youth—the fashion message
      225 15  - Youth —the fashion message By Marianne Pereira IMRS. Joyce MixiTl rohie it the mastermind behind those impromptu fashion shows held at a leading hotel here, every fortnight. "I started when I was 14, and have not stopped since!" she said. Mrs. Mizrahie acknowledges that youth is setting the fashion pace
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      Lock icon Parents and drug addicted children
      321 15  -  Ann Landers Dear Ann I wonder if kids who use drugs ever give a thought to what life is like for their parents I can tell you, because we have a 19-vear-old boy who is hooked. We die a little each day as we watch
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  • COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon Steady undertone but mart dull
      116 16 Hue Mrriflt•djp IwijiTS and yrahttw ■Hk of mm day* InnarttoM. Hotels and properties dmlopad a «an of vcakncMt 11M qobBBodtttco vara netted*After pnAt taktac to tLM It eand to «U» a net drop of hee carta. Recently Beted AJtowndo tailed to aartaln to |Ui In
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      463 16 lictenn mi Malajiia an| BMfapM« mtmltar of afca*c» to likfati to Mb «f 1.9 M oniU wUm oU«r»Uc ipwMt* ACMA DIM $1.57 (1>; 6MB SI.M tt>; AMmota $2.2T (1) 92.29 (1) 93.30 (1) $2.32 (21 KM (2) 12.38 (8) KM 02) KM O) KM ID $2.48 U) KM
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      Lock icon ITT wins $l.4 mil Singapore contract
      139 16 Singapore h ma jriMci u aricr tar US telepr later MCUMB, aai Ti hiai pmttw, to mH the increased need fer teles w ilm uioaftoj kf the npji taMU in the Icpaklt The order Is for the Modal 444 which h the hhrt dd
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      36 16 ma—fir Mm tat iwrt TBUMTtt S O Fond 1.92 1.07 mu tun mm M ln*«i Fund i« Ul 141 Mtla rm 141 IflS tUMOriMI UM1 TWHt a E h 95EJ i*vi J (MtrllBg tar today 4/11
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      17 16 BUSINESS done on the Straits tin market yesterday was lON per pic ul down SSJB.
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      Lock icon Limited trading in rubber mart
      131 16 Openly tnmaadttone msrtat pamsd^dreary te« and lack of InttletNe. A few dwrtosietec orders held the psntll the Saht Blears of tte^nnhjMate Thejfteraoon^janakm W€|iS* Bll'n Seller* Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b 53| 53| Int. 1 USS. July 53| 53| Int. 1 RS.B. August 54* lA% x
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      Lock icon HK currency rotes
      94 16 HONG KONG Monday'* currency rata* (supplied tv Pordp Exchange ano investment Lid.): (Bayers) (Sellers) 195.5 196.5 per 190 Straits dollars 146.5 147.5 per 1,000 Taiwan dollars 6.74 6.15 per Australian dollar 465 485 per 1.000 Indian rupees 150 176 per 10,000 Indonesian rupiahs 392 394 per 1.000
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      63 16 THK noon prlrrs Singapore Chinese at oar Produce Coconut Oil UO-JM Bulk Cticonut Oil IIMIA) Dram M. Com SSOO MuiMoS Wlltt I'lft (FlOB) KtimudK Uhttc Pfpwr ftarawak Special Black Pepper tfAk) -LJ— MM 58 3# 1925# 160 00 (TO'B Lwapoac Black <r*R> Coffee AP 9 #K A n i
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      29 16 NEW YOWK, D« w on <hc Stack Exchange ww. 99 Inchwtfiah ***** 99 Trtmsp 199.47 19 UtHH*e» 9MB 99 Stock* 114.43 40 Bonds H9I d»*TaS!JJS4i l, i
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      Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
      246 16 BID m« •ffer pataes officially Hated at 4k* ctee mf tartness in tffe Singapore and rMMI 9M M 9( to fk nxcMn rt yfslf iiNiT c 'mmvwn IALA AC9SA ft IM L ft SI Mm m in AHM OK. £91 111 Ajinomoto Ben ft C C. Shmi Mil
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      Lock icon Unit holders get $1.3m.
      17 16 ft* Vlatribution the T3tfc riMt hmpWmm mi A* IMI •3mi WO Jmite bcM.
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      257 17 A WELL-KNOWN local carpet manufacturing concern, Singapore Carpets Manufacturers Pte. Ltd. has won a substantial contract to furnish a leading hotel with Singa-pore-made 'Tai Ping* carpets. The company will be supplying the 40-storey Mandarin Hotel, presently under construction along Orchard Road, with specially designed
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      135 17 TOKYO Japan Airlines. Japan's flag carrier, announced yesterday it was establishing a new subsidiary as a joint venture with banks and Insurance companies to go Into the tiotel business in Japan and abroad. The subsidiary to be called "Japan Airlines Development Co." will build a hotel with
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      183 17 A NEW trading company, established promote Singapore produced consumer (foods abroad, delivered its first export order yesterday with a shipment of porcelaia crockery on board the SCANSEBVICE vessel "BOGOTA". Dodweli It Co. Ltd. an International trading and shipping concern, has recently established a branch office In
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      95 17 THE Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing •rrangCMeati tor ships in port today, Tuesday July 7. DEPARTURES Godowns Vessels 3/4 Mikawa Maru 8/9 Golden Light 10/11 Menelaus 15/16 Pyrrhus (1) 33/34 Pyrrhus (2) 2l East Kimania 27/28 Nikko Maru 31/32 Bencleuch 44 Bourgainville
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      420 17 SYDNEY High priced nickels suffered on Hie Sydney Stock Exchange Monday. Poseidon lost support os traders were doubtful over the report yet to be produced. Poseidon fell to a low of $115.00 and slowly dragged Itself back up the board to close at $121.00 a fall
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      42 17 Hie flnt day of operation for BOAC*s new £lB million passenger terminal at New York's airport was held recently. And the first air traveller to pass through the new building were London-bound passengers on a flight through from Australia.
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      44 17 LUFTHANSA Oerman Airlines has achieved Its best financial result In its history. This was announced In Singapore by Mr. A. vom Hofe. the airline's manager tor Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei. The airline made a profit of USf 18.9 million In M 69.
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    519 18 The arrival of colour television wot blamed for Hie fact that attendances were about 15,000 down at the All England Lawn Tennis championships which were concluded Saturday. Club Chairman Herman David said: "The weather was not exactly what one would call summer, but I believe colour television
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    553 18 FERRAND Austrian Jochen Rindt raced to y bit third grand prix win o# the season overcoming carskkness to take the French Grand Prix by a clear seven seconds at the Charade circuit here on Sunday. As first race favourite Jackie Stewart of Scotland and then the
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    791 18 Penanf: Following are the race weights for this weekend's racing here: ffjtsr DAY a i Mr. t SIF. Fortune Hunter 9.00 Kampong Melayu 8.11 Tinggi Harapan 111 8.10 Pahlawan II 8.09 Pica 8.05 rrishaw Angel 8.04 Arago 802 Shantin Peak 8.02 Ching Dynasty 8.00 Gannon Fire 8.00
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    428 20 Wo single party has dear majority J£UCHING, Sara wok Sarawak Opposition leaders were locked in discussions yesterday trying to form a Coalition government to replace the ruling Alliance Party. No single party gained an outright majority in the East Molaysian State's first direct
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    151 20 A SET of three stamps valued at 15 eta, 5# cts. (above) and $1 (right) will be issued on August 9 by the Postal Services Department to commemorate the National Day this year. The stamps, designed by Mr. Choy Weng Yang, bear the theme of
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