Eastern Sun, 25 July 1970
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Title Section21 1970-07-25 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents ts»d. 1966 Vol. 5 No. 1404 Saturday, July 25# 1970. MC (P) 161621 words
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359 1970-07-25 1 Employers urged: Help your neighbours SINGAPORE entrepreneurs must help their neighbouring countries to prosper to ensure the continued prosperity of the Republic. Making this call last night at the annual dinner of the Singapore Employers' Federation, the Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajarotnam said: "There is359 words
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Article, Illustration218 1970-07-25 1 IifALAYSIAN Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, who has been away in London and the Continent for a month, arrived in Tokyo on Thursday from London after a 14-hour flight via Moscow over BOAC's new trans-Siberian route. Tunku, who wiil be in Tokyo for a week at the218 words
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Article75 1970-07-25 1 A public company was yesterday temporarily suspended from trading in the Stock Exchange, following the issue of High Court writ on it by the Government for rentdebts amounting to $1.5 million. Circulars on the suspension of Eupoc Pulp and Paper were sent by the Stock Exchange75 words
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Article111 1970-07-25 1 LONDON, Lord Carrington, Britain's Defence Secretary, left here by air yesterday for talks on a Commonwealth defence blueprint for the Southeast Asia area. He will arrive In Singapore today after refuelling stops In Bahrein an<] the Maldlve Islands. From Singapore, Lord Carrington'* 10-day tour will take111 words
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Advertisement113 1970-07-25 1 Disco«r«g*d? Diitrctitdf D«tpairing? Ring ***** Day or Migfct Sanyo suggests that you buy theworld-TransMorld! The radio that's made for going placet... and node to take you place* while you lit comfortably at home. The Sanyo Transworld (Model 18H-41S) if finely styled in leatherette and rich chrome. Turn the twitch and113 words
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Article249 1970-07-25 2 Biggest-ever single investment from UK QNE of the world's largest communication manufacturers yesterday signed an agreement with the Government to set up a $75 million manufacturing complex. The investment by Plessey Co. Ltd., over the next five years will create jobs for nearly249 words
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Article, Illustration96 1970-07-25 2 When Whirlwind helicopter pilot, Flight Lieutenant Andy Sollitt touched down at RAF Changi after completing 1,000 hours of flying with No. 103 Squadron during his 2j years tour of duty in the Far East, his Squadron colleagues were waiting with boat and oars, while the96 words
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225 1970-07-25 2 rvOCTORS from the "Commonwealth Medical Association will soon meet here to promote inter association understanding of medicine and exchange ideas or expertise. Over 31 presidents of their respective National Medical Association from 17 Commonwealth countries will convene here for its sth Council Meeting. The meeting225 words
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233 1970-07-25 2 T*HE Singapore EmA ployers Federation yesterday supported the Government's proposal to make Singapore an arsenal of expertise and reservoir of progressive practice in Southeast Asia. The SEF will also continue to support the Government in building up sound labour and industrial relations management233 words
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Advertisement134 1970-07-25 2 as a pilot in the SAF Be among the pioneers In the Air Defenca Command. TM SAF off en young men who are physically fit and Intelligent the challenge of this exciting and satisfying career. You must be between 1714 and 23 years of age with the School or General134 words
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351 1970-07-25 3 A CIRCULAR sent out by the Ministry of Education urging parents to sign an option to send their children to Secondary Three technical classes is causing o great deal of anxiety. Many parents consider the circular explaining the advantages of technical education "vague" and351 words
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277 1970-07-25 3 SINGAPORE'S rising crime rate is the price she has to pay lor her progress. This was stated last night by Mr. Yeo Bin Chiat. Mr. Yeo Knows what he is talking about he is the acting Senior Asst. Commissioner of Police, and Chairman of277 words
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Article63 1970-07-25 3 The second group prize of $20,000 in Thursday's Toto Draw has again been won by a subscription coupon submitted by a pantThis was announced yesterday by Singapore Pools (Pte.) Ltd. Meanwhile, the first jackpot prize of $lOO,OOO remains. The chairman of Sunday's Toto Draw will63 words
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243 1970-07-25 3 A PHOTOGRAPH showing an ex-union-ist together with a former bar-waitress Molly Neo, and men's clothes were found by CPIB officials when the girl's house was raided. Lee Kwong Tai, a Corrupt Practices Investigation Department officer told the court that he had243 words
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Advertisement147 1970-07-25 3 TONIGHT!! JOHN ONG Vice President Director, Singapore Asia —Oceania (International Federation of Bodybuilders) Presents IFBB MR. ASIA 1970 MR. IFBB MISS IFBB National Theatre 25th July 1970 7.30 p. m. CHUCK SIPES (Mr. Universe) BEN WEIDER (World President) IN PERSON! Sec Champion bodybuilder* from Korea, Japan, Pakistan, Ceylon, India, Malaysia,147 words
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Article146 1970-07-25 4 ROME A University of Rome chemist ftnnjunced he and a team had succeeded in extracting oxygen from lunar rock for the first time. Giovanni de Maria, head of a university research team, said preliminary studies showed ft man could live on the moon for one146 words
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Article119 1970-07-25 4 LONDON —At 17. Esther Carver has twice been Jiltrd just before her wedding by two men. The first time she was left almost at the church door. Esther burned her wedding dress. Now the second bridegroom, M year old ■teelworker Brian Barrett, has told Esther he119 words
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Article, Illustration122 1970-07-25 4 SAIGON Dark! Bruce, America'* new chief negotiator at the Paris Peace Talks, arrived yesterday to Investigate new initiatives at the conference table. The key to Bruce's visit would be a meeting with South Vietnamese President Thieu. American Secretary of State, William Rogers is thought to have122 words
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301 1970-07-25 4 WASHINGTON U.S. Defence Secretary Melvin Laird confirmed Russia has delivered military equipment to Lib/a for the first time. He was asked about the unofficial reports of arms deliveries by one of about 600 summer employees of the government attending a Laird briefing. Laird301 words
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Article82 1970-07-25 4 NEW DELHI Bandits lined up six people and shot them in a village in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, state government officials reported in Bhopal. They said three bandits went to Bhela Village in Morena district notorious for its bandit gangs and selected82 words
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229 1970-07-25 4 ATHENS Two Arab commandos went on trial yesterday for throwing a grenade which killed a child in an El A 1 Airline office last November. They could be sentenced to death. However, even if they are. their release has been promised by the229 words
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Advertisement71 1970-07-25 4 When the weather is sultry, all forms of fever w s ll come. Three Legs trend RHINO HORN FEVER WATER is good for relief of all fevers and also as a cure tor baby's measles and pox *r NX WEN KEN DRUG COMPANY LIMITED Head Office Branch St A 4171 words
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Advertisement78 1970-07-25 5 i r L > < •>. Thai International DC9's. A beautiful new Experience. There's no stopping Ihai International. Now we can match the fine-si service in the air with the most practical jetliner the Orient has ever seen. The I)C 9. Sleek, fast, smooth and ridi'culouslv comfortable. On hoard vou78 words
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217 1970-07-25 6 LONDON Folic* ore keeping on dl Bight fard oa tiny ■BIHIWI M MMJ pita. There were ugly incidents between striking dockers and strike-breakers since Britain's dock strike started ten days ago. The small farmers of North Ireland send nearly all their bacon,217 words
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Article363 1970-07-25 6 MANILA. A topranking national police officers flew to the northern Province of Ifugao to In res tic ate an ambush last night. Provincial Qovernor Oualberto Lumaulg and his bodyguard were wounded and his driver and aartstant were klled. A police spokesman said the Oovernor and his companions363 words
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Article, Illustration14 1970-07-25 6 SeMrf, SnA Korea, S£r%±Tisr££ ■ie vcae Mie komeka m« SS killed keavy14 words
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51 1970-07-25 6 iMakei vtflfc I#-Dopa, flUch Hfieves fMUMM'i SlKase, e«4i aafler adverse Ammttiam l«cftors Or. a—bi Rnklna of tke WMhington Hospital OMto^V^shalhn tiaaMMa* aatf sa# the «e*t experienced The iadoßi quoted *n2tanf iTT" police mmt Out At h«| Just IMb jpeattag «t*fc him, tftuft aha51 words
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Article230 1970-07-25 7 RAN AD A, Spain Labour unrest slowly spread to other touchy sectors of Spanish political life, ranging from worker priests to Basque separatists. Most of the 500 construction workers ond their families who staged a sit-in inside Granada's four-century-old cathed ral ended it late yesterday.230 words
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147 1970-07-25 7 BONN West Germany demanded an end to Russian harassment of West Berlin as the price for a non-aggression pact between Bonn and Moscow. I Chancellor Willy Brandt and his Cabinet approved guidelines for Foreign Minister Walter Scheel to follow when he opens negotiations in147 words
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Article26 1970-07-25 7 HONOLULU An American spokesman declared the United etate a will move ahead with It* planned withdrawal of troops from Couth Korea this year.26 words
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Article153 1970-07-25 7 TOKYO Baperw ilirohito's moated palace appeared to be no longer Immune from the newly-disco-vered air pollution, "white smog". Over 20# people. Including several gardeners working at the Imperial Palate located in Central Tokyo, reported that they had eye Irritation and sore throats, apparently caused by153 words
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Article, Illustration27 1970-07-25 7 A VIETCONG PRISONER is led into district headquarters for questioning. He was wounded and captured at Srang, some 10 miles east of Kompong Speu, Cambodia.27 words
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195 1970-07-25 7 DELHI Most of the Hindu pilgrims caught by flash floods of the turbulent Himalayan mountain river, Alaknanda, at Belakuchi, are safe, the Press Trust of Jndia (PTI) reported. An unsourced United News of India report claimed 350 of *he 400 pilgrims who were in195 words
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Article52 1970-07-25 7 LONDON Labour Party leader Harold Wilson has dropped former Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart, #3, from his top team of spokesmen challenging the new Conservative government In the House of Commons. Former Defence Secretary Denis Healey has been given the kej task of dealing with foreign and52 words
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100 1970-07-25 7 LORIENT, France South Africa yesterday received its first submarine in Lorient amid international furore over supplies of arms to the Pretoria Government. France is formally handing over the 850-ton 'Maria van Riebeeck' one of three submarines ordered from the French by South Africa in 1967100 words
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Advertisement24 1970-07-25 7 miiv »itt a whale of a place! <* tr s I"; -t. it UJ I t r, s > -L: l ,"i* V *HNk v C24 words
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Article684 1970-07-25 8 I>ECENT events in Indochina have piled up so quickly that it is difficult to see them in proper perspective. The most important ones are: Prince Sihanouk's claim that his supporters control more than half of Cambodia, the Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam becoming anxious to discuss a coalition684 words
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Article, Illustration593 1970-07-25 8 Art Buchwald - By Art Buchwald llfß. John Corry hot written a piece in the July Harper's magazine titled "Washington, Sex and Power." Corry's conclusions are that there is not as much sex in Washington as one might think, and while power acts as an aphrodisiac, more men593 words
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Article570 1970-07-25 8 Leon Dennen - By Leon Dennen, IN the Kremlin's smoke-filled rooms, Soviet leaders must be anxiously estimating what support they can count on in a showdown with Red China. For them the results are depressing. They show just how little is left of the Marxist-Leni-nist empire built by Joseph570 words
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Advertisement64 1970-07-25 8 foreign newt ltd l«tare* appcarlnjt In all edliHM of Ike Eastern goo and The »on are fro* He titer*. Unite* Preaa International. Aie n c e Prance Prew editor* Presa Syndicate. Newapape« Enterprise Anoctat lon PablUbrra Hall 8> ndlcatf Lot Angelea Time* Syndicate, Gemlni New* Service. Nortl American Newspaper Alliance.64 words
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Article1179 1970-07-25 9 Race 1: A 5 IHt. M F.—2.30 pJB. ($6,000) 1 ***** Prediction II 7y 9 00 Honour (Bougoure) Mitchell 3 2 ***** Ulu Pride 8y 811 Capt. Bloxhom (R Breuk)... Shaari 13 8 ***** 1 Ra>ah 6y 811 YS Chone (J Donnelly) Chiam 1 4 *****1,179 words
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Article15 1970-07-25 9 Day's best: Raub, Malayan Dawn, Kachang Kuda Going: Soft Turn over for race previews15 words
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927 1970-07-25 10 Denni Boy - GREEN SO GOOD OUTSIDER By Denni Boy T/'ACHANG KUDA, (late Treble J) is coming to hand ogoin. The former doss one horse seems to hare regained some of his former dash which enabled him to win two races in the top class927 words
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Article464 1970-07-25 10 General Trong II in fastest time Trainer Colin Tulloh's SUPER PICTURE U and MASTREL BOY provided an interesting trial here this morning. Clapping on the pace from the half mile the pair raced stride for stride over the last 3f in 38. Super Picture 11, with464 words
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Article, Illustration55 1970-07-25 10 French trotter Une De Mai has a good laugh at Roosevelt Raceway in New York after learning she had been assigned post position three for the US $125,900 Roosevelt International Trot recently. After the draw for posts, Une De Mai, th« defending champ, was installed55 words
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Article, Illustration349 1970-07-25 11 E. C. GOH - By E. C. GOH THE Singapore Amateur Bodybuilders Association was yesterday accused of trying to damage the work of an international organization. Mr. Ben Weider, President of the International Federation of Bodybuilders said that the SABBA is undoing the good work of his world349 words
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Article234 1970-07-25 11 LIGONIER, PENNSYLVANIA Arnold Palmer, elating his hometown fans with an old-fashioned charge, teamed with Jack Nicklaus for a 10-under par 61 on Thursday to take a three-stroke first-round lead in the US$2OO,OOO National Four-Ball Championships. The game's two most dynamic stars combined for 10 birdies Palmer 6234 words
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Article81 1970-07-25 11 EDINBURGH Donna Marie Gurr, the tiny Canadian who has spent the past five months with her left leg in a cast went into yesterday's Commonwealth Games 100 metres backstroke final with the second fastest time of 68-92 seconds. The girl who could shatter Donna Marie's dream of81 words
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Article164 1970-07-25 11 NEW YORK Results and standings of the two major leagues after Thursday's games: AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W L OB Baltimore 60 36 Detroit 53 41 6 New York 51 43 8 Boston 49 45 10 Cleveland 44 50 15 Washington 43 52 151 WEST W L164 words
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739 1970-07-25 11 MILTON RICHMAN - A COLUMN ON AMERICAN SPORTS BY MILTON RICHMAN NEW YORK Moe Berg looked pained. He is a man of extraordinary logic. He also owns a fine vocabulary and he had just used what he felt was a bad word. "The Media," he said How739 words
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449 1970-07-25 12 HE FACES STIFFEST TEST LONDON Unbeaten Nijinsky, winner of three classic races, meets older rivals for the first time in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stokes at Ascot todoy. An international field will test American owner Mr. Charles Engelhord's brilliant Canadian-bred449 words
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379 1970-07-25 12 Singapore will meet Malaysia in three hockey Test' games to be played at the Jalan Besar Stadium on August 14, 15 and 16. The change of pro- gramme was disclosed here by Mr. 8. YogaraJah, the secretary of the Singapore Hockey Association. Singapore379 words
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Article317 1970-07-25 12 The following 1* the latest classification list released by the Malayan Racing Association: PROMOTIONS From Class 3 to Class 2:DITAMBAH, HIGHLAND INN, STABLE CURRENCY, VITA. From Class 4 to Class 3:CHAICHANA. EXCEL. ZAMAN, NEGRI EXPRESS. From Class 6 to Class 5:LIGHTNING GIRL. DEMOTIONS From Class 1 to317 words
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Article, Illustration146 1970-07-25 13 Columbia Pictures "You Can't Win 'Em All." the spectacular high adventure starring Tony Curtis and Charles Bronson had its New York premiere yesterday at Loew's State II and Orpheum Theatres. In "You Can't Win •Em All," Curtis and Bronson are teamed as tough, happy-go-lucky mercenaries who146 words
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253 1970-07-25 13 Richard Chamberlain, an engagingly honest young man, admits he didn't know how to act when he was the star of the long running television series, "Dr.. Kildare." He Is certainly not the first performer to become a star before earning the right253 words
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Article, Illustration263 1970-07-25 13 HOLLYWOOD: For k e r starring role ii MJ. Frankovich's "Doctors' Wives," British actress Rachel Roberts found it necessary to learn the tame of golf. She portrays the wife a 4 Gene Hackman and spends more time on the links than at home being a263 words
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Advertisement27 1970-07-25 13 NITE-CUtB r Gss JULIE FUNG Miss LILY at the mike aa4 accompanied by YUEN-THE The Bea Palace inrnTiiipii r» Quintet. Special Nlull I IiIUALt h OF TAIWAN27 words
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Advertisement30 1970-07-25 13 RENO 37 COFFEE HOUSE Quick Lunch different everyday and Delicious Dishes Served Specialist in Ice Cream and Italian Pastries. 37, EAST COAST ROAD, SINGAPORE, 15. (Opposite Palace Theatre) Telt *****130 words
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Miscellaneous1860 1970-07-25 14 (Z A I -l*t ,I'K V..W-' >J .'ll f. (f'H i.VI LOOKING AND LISTENING.... fv and radio guide I CARROLL. RIGHTBR'S Ixom the Carroll Rightcr Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: The daytime fnds motl •veryone in an intractable mood and determined to get their own way This applies to you as well,1,860 words
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Article, Illustration365 1970-07-25 15 K.K. DUGGAL - From K.K. DUGGAL A MAN brandishing a pistol stormed into on examination hdl mmd a reference book to a girl student. An invigilator who took the students to task for using unfair means in the examination was ambwshed and shot in the head. Police365 words
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Article, Illustration655 1970-07-25 15 MARK GREENE - from MARK GREENE David Packard, the mil'iaaaire who it the Deputy Sacra*ayd Defence, has indicated enyhaticaMy he win concentrate on solvios two motor .Atagon problem: r Ordering before it knows what it's buying (before development work is completed); Buying over* complicated systems. Packard has655 words
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Article, Illustration443 1970-07-25 16 YOU'VE heard oil about the fanatics of the militont Women's Liberation Movement in the United States burning their bras in public. And you know that bright things bounce down London and Paris streets leaving lots for the eye ond little to the imagination braless,Eastern Sun pix. - 443 words
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Article, Illustration369 1970-07-25 16 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR ANN: How cruel can the news media get? A few days ago I heard on the radio that a woman who lives in London and they mentioned her by name failed her driver's licence test for the 39th time. The369 words
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Article, Illustration524 1970-07-25 17 Aline Mosby - reports Iron Paris Aline Mosby UPI. TWE suspicion spread through Poris Tuesday that the high fashion designers may be plotting to send long trouser skirts into oblivion along with mini skirts. During the first day of the fallwinter collections Monday only a handful ofUPI. - 524 words
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Article199 1970-07-25 17 REPTILES, either real snakeskin In coats, belts and boots, or prints on all kinds of fabrics for suits, scarves and gloves. THE SUMMER gypsy. In dresses whose every flounce Is a different colour or pattern, worn with free-swinging hair, head scarves and shawls. STRANGE art nouveau199 words
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Article285 1970-07-25 18 The market held steady yesterday with a slight downward bias. Many of the glamour stocks however managed to gather impressive gains. Turnover was reduced to 2.7 million units against the previous of 3.3 million. For no very apparent reason there was still a definite improvement285 words
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164 1970-07-25 18 MORE than 12 companies will be taking part In ft three-day Building Materials Exhibition to he held at the Singapore Conference Ball from today July 25. On display will be a full range of machines and accessories uaed in the building Industry together with pictorial Illustrations.164 words
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Article130 1970-07-25 18 August first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 52 cents per lb. down cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet and slightly easier. The market ruled unchanged and slightly lower In the morning. There130 words
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Article85 1970-07-25 18 THK BOOB price# Singapore ClilntH fcachange yesterday at tht Produce wercv Coconut OU <r o.B.) Bulk 56.50 Coconut Oil l» O U I Dram 58 50 M Copra 32.50 Mum ok W hite Pepper (F.OB ***** Sarawak Hbltt Pepper Sarawak special mark Pepper (FOB.) 1*0 00 uuiipong special (F.OB85 words
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Article113 1970-07-25 18 HONG KONO Friday's currency rates (Bupplle<i by Foreign Exchange anc Investment Ltd) were: (Buyers) (Sellers) 195.3 196.3 per 100 Straits dollars 149 511 per Australian dollar 6.745 6.755 per 1,000 Burmese kyats 340 360 per 1.000 Indian rupees 150 170 per 10,000 Indonesian rupiahs 227 237 per113 words
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Article82 1970-07-25 18 NEW YORK, The stock market got a strong lift near the final bell Thursday from a statement by President Gamal Abdel Nasser that Egypt has accepted the U.S. proposals for a peaceful settlement of the Middle East conflict. Shortly before the close, the UPI marketwide82 words
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Article24 1970-07-25 18 LONDON. Tin was quiet Thursday with 50 tons. Spot buyers ***** sellers 1462 business nil. 3-month buyers 1464 sellers 1465 business 1465.24 words
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Article557 1970-07-25 18 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 S Ac-ma 1.47 L5B Alcan 154 154 AJinomoto tit 2.37 Ben. IJZI 1.24 Borneo I.M Boustead 1.88 C. Plywood .88 C.CJL557 words
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Article906 1970-07-25 18 BUSINESS done tn 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 $1.49 (2) $1.50 (2); Allied Choc. $2.78 (3) $2.77 (1); Ben. $1.17 (1)906 words
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Article63 1970-07-25 18 NEW YORK, Gold prices were mixed in quiet trading on markets here and abroad Thursday. London gold slipped one cent at the morning fixing to $35-31 an ounce and held there at the second fixing. In Paris gold rose 11 cents to $35.36, but in Frankfurt63 words
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Article, Illustration148 1970-07-25 19 TWO of the oldest Dutch shipping companies have amalgamated under the name NEDLLOYD with headquarters In Rotterdam. The partners forming the new company are Nedlloyd Lines and Holland East Asia Line, whose vessels have been calling at Singapore for many years. A spokesman for the company148 words
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Article359 1970-07-25 19 SYDNEY Buyers at the Sydney Stock Exchange Friday pushed prices up to close the week on a firm note. Poseidon recovered some of its falls throughout the week, closinr strongly at $82.00, a gain of $2.00 on Thursday. The boom leaders rise spurred on359 words
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Article527 1970-07-25 19 AKRIVAL8 l-4ft n m. MHA IM Koala l.umpur •.&> i» m M*A 6M Madra* I Mt 4 m Msa 111 Kuala Lumpur 0-30 am MsA 45% Koala l.uinpur 11 05 m Mf»A 4&4 Prnan«. Kuala l.ooipor 11 aw MHA 201 Jakarta 1-30 P IU MHA 4ft l ku527 words
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Article73 1970-07-25 19 LONDON. Rubber market closed very quiet Thursday with spot for immediate delivery 23-4, 25-1/2 nom also spot not for immediate delivery 22, 23 nom SETTLEMENT HOUSE Aug 22, 23 nom. Sept. 22, 23 nom. Oct. 21, 21-3/4. Oct/Dec. 20-5/8, 21. Jan./ March 20-1/10. 20-3/16. April/ June73 words
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Article39 1970-07-25 19 NEW YORK, Dow Jones closing averages Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange were: 30 Industrials 732.68 20 Transp 130 73 15 Utils 105.32 65 Stocks 229.97 40 Bonds 65 49 Commodity futures index 137.28 up 0.15.39 words
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399 1970-07-25 20 Big expansion plan next year |POH The Royal Molaysion Navy will acquire a Naval Base in Malaysia, missiles and other modern weapons by the end of next year, the Chief of Naval Staff, Commodore Dato K. Thanabalasingam, disclosed here yesterdoy. The acquisition and399 words
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Article, Illustration82 1970-07-25 20 LONDON A major security row loomed here yesterday following a gas bomb attack ©n Members of Parliament In the House of Commons. Picture shows a crowd Of Londoners ind pressmen gathered at St. SteEhens entrance to the louse of Commons here on Thursday, Jtfter two82 words
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342 1970-07-25 20 lI7ASHINGTON The United States yesterday waited for a firm reply from a hesitant Israel to its latest plan for a Middle East peace. Israel is seen as the kingpin of any agreement and U.S. officials although encouraged by the response from Egypt and342 words
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