Eastern Sun, 29 July 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents tstd. 1966 Vol. 5 No. 1407 Wodfiosday, July 29, 1970 MC <P) 1616
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    Lock icon BUS STRIKE: 'YES' ON SUNDAY ?
    291 1 BUS STRIKE: 'YES' ON SUNDAY THE National Trades Union Congress yesterday come out in strong support for industrial oction to be token against the Katong-Bedok Bus Service Company. About 180 employees of the bus company members of the NTUC-offiliated Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (SILO) will hold o secret ballot on
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    Lock icon Dr. Goh in Osaka calls for closer ties
    159 1 rkSAKA, Japan Singapore Finance Minister, Dr. Go h Keng Swee, last night called for closer relations between the cities of Singapore and Osaka, western Japan. "I hope that the close ties already existing between our two cities will continue to flourish and
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    Lock icon Washed away
    54 1 DACCA, East Pakistan Six villages have been washed away by flood water* leaving several thousand people homeless in the Pabna district, south of Dacca, official report* said here yesterday. The reports also said rapidly-r 1 s i n g flood waters had worsened the situation In four other
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    Lock icon Eban doubts about peace
    190 1 Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban A in an interview published in the Turin newspaper La Stampa yesterday said that he was not optimistic about peace prospects. "I see no peaceful Intentions in Nasser's behaviour or speeches," he said. He told La Stampa correspondent Igor Man that
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    Lock icon Rippon is new man for C-Mart
    108 1 LONDON Prime Minister Edward Heath yesterday named Mr. Geoffrey Rippon, 46, as Britain's new Common Market negotiator. Mr. Rippon, known as the quiet Conservative, thus becomes the third British appointment to the Job of European negotiator in as many months. Mr. John Davles. 54,
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    Lock icon 'Stand on your own' advice to S'pore
    202 1 SINGAPORE should not depend on foreign powers like Australia for her defence. This was the opinion expressed here yesterday by leader of opposition Australian Labour Party. Mr. Gough Whitlam. He told reporter a after a 30-mlnute meeting with Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew
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    Lock icon Lord Carrington in K.L. for defence talks
    331 2 XTUALA LUMPUR The British Defence Secretory, Lord IV Carrington, arrived from Singapore yesterday for defence talks with Malaysian leaders. Lord Carrington, accompanied by his wife and six officials, will be here for two days He met the acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak,
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    Lock icon Susan from Perth enjoys every bit of trip
    249 2 AM ODE S T and petite-looking vocalist from Perth has decided to "see the world and keep boys at arm's length.'' For Miss Susan Rounsevell (above), though at the ripe age of 22. believes that "marriage is not everything in life." "There's
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      122 2 Be Inforned «< THf by SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY EASTEHN SUN Two editions daily MORNING 3.00 A.M. EVENING 4.00 P.M. Both at 10 cents You may choose to have it delivered regularly and punctually to your office or home If your office Is within 3 miles from town, the evening
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    Lock icon Cripple unable to receive punishment
    203 3 The Third District Judge, Syed Alwl bin Ahmad Alsree, yesterday quashed the sentence of 12 strokes of the cane, on Cheng Hak Ho, 20, permanently paralysed by m police bullet. Cheng, who Is now serving five years' Jail was described In court as a member
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    Lock icon 'Cooked up' story in suit claimed
    238 3 A housewife cooked up a story with a neighbour blaming a Housing and Development Board gardener for the loss of her son's eye, the High Court was tcld yesterday. "But, evidence of Madam Koh Lay Cheng and her neighbour, Madam Chow Boh Chan, were
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    Lock icon EXTENDED
    48 3 The last day for the collection of Toto's free gifts has now been extended to Aug. 11. Toto participants who have saved 100 or more coupons are asked to collect free gifts at the Singapore Pools (Pte) Ltd., 1-4 Percival Road, at Canning Rise during office hours.
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    Lock icon New power plant
    28 3 The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will open the $216 million Jurong Power Station on Aug. 7, as part of the National Day celebrations.
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    Lock icon Finn's 'Open Day'
    48 3 The Singapore Electronic s and Engineering (Pte) Ltd, will hold an "Open Day" to members of the public this Saturday to celebrate its first anniversary a t Naval Base, Seletar. This is the first time the firm is allowing the public to visit its factory.
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    Lock icon $43,000 for loss of arm
    282 3 T*HE High Court yesterday 543,074 dam& ges with costs to one-armed ourer Ong Leong in a negligence suit against his former employers Jurong Brickworks Ltd. Ong, 37, of Hong Koh Drive lost his right orm in a machinery accident at the factory's premises on October
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    Lock icon New envoy
    54 3 Singapore and Ceylon have agreed to the appoint me nt of Mr. Punch Coomaraswamy as the first Singapore High Commissioner to Ceylon. Mr. Punch Coomaraswamy is also concurrently the High Commissioner of Singapore to India and the Ambassa-dor-designate of Singapore to the Kingdom of Nepal, with residence in
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    Lock icon President at meeting
    26 3 The President and Puan Noor Aishah will attend the Singapore Spastic Children's Association sports meet at Gilstead Road on Friday at 10.30 a.m.
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    Lock icon Tunku banks on the co-prosperity sphere
    260 4 Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said yesterday that a co-prosperity sphere in Southeast Asia would ultimately make Asia one of the prosperous regions in the world. Thi Tunku who is on on eight-day official visit to Japan which began lost Friday said this in
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    Lock icon 'Red threat is now national problem'
    92 4 KIT ALA LUMPUR The Acting Prtee Minister, Tun Abdul Kazak, tali yesterday thai the Coaamanist threat va« M longer a herder matter bat had become a national problem. The Communist terrorists must be fought on all fronts political, economic, social as well as security,
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    Lock icon Tunku will have to announce retail to democracy
    126 4 KUALA LUMPUR The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, will decide when parliamentary democracy will be restored after his return from Japan. Acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak said this yesterday when asked to comment on the call by Gerakan Ra'ayat Malaysia that
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    Lock icon $5,062 damages
    63 4 B us 1 n e s s administration student '.Vang Wai Har, 18 was yesterday awarded $5,062 damages with costs by the High Court Wang was Knocked down in a toad-accident. in which she alleged that a car driven by technician Lee Ah Wah collided into her *hile
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    Lock icon Caning for robbers
    62 4 Pofc Boon What. 23, and Gan Theng Htap SI were yesterday sentenced to six years jail and 11 strokes of the rotan. when they pleaded guilty to a charge of Armed robbery. On June 23. both of them waylaid Llm Tlan Beng at knife-point, along Tembllng Road,
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    Lock icon 'Taxi Stops' only from Saturday
    146 4 A pilot scheme for "Taxi Stops" to be introduced in four busy streets in the central business district will come into operation as from this Saturday, (Aug. 1). The scheme follows the White Paper on reorganisation of the motor transport service of Singapore which was
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    Lock icon Rampaging elephants
    48 4 BATU GAJAH Three elephants have been destroying crops in Kampong Kubang Aji near Parit, about 14 miles from here, for the last three days. The elephants, which are believed to hare come from the jungle in Bruas. have been geen by villagers on a few occasions.
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    31 4 The Royal Navy and Army Air Corps will hold a helicopter flying display at the Fleet Amphibious Forces Base. Sembawang, tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 12. JO p.m.
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    Lock icon Air traffic meeting in KL
    91 4 KUALA LUMPUR A three-day meeting of the Asean permanent committee on communications, air traffic services and meteorology began at Wisama Putra yesterday. The meeting was opened by the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Transport, Raja Azam bin Raja Kamarulzaman who expressed the hope that
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    Lock icon LOST ON 'WINNING' TICKETS
    176 4 KUALA LUMPUR Police have advised the public not to exchange cash for Social Welfare Lottery tickets which are claimed to be "winning" tickets. The advise follows a report by a shop proprietor that he was swindled of $387 and IS social welfare tickets for the coming
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    Lock icon Book presentation
    32 4 The Australian High Commissioner in Singapore. Mr. N.F. Parkinson will present 13,000 worth of books to the Institute of South East Asian Studies in Cluny Road at 3 p.m. today.
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    Lock icon Forest fires near Marseilles
    67 6 MARSEILLES, Prance, —Forest fires Jlill raged on the eastern approaches to this southern port city as firemen battled to keep the lames from •preading. About 7,500 acres of woodland have been destroyed in the area since the fires started on Sunday. Forest and brush fires were
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    Lock icon Venus-Mercury flight in 1974: NASA
    193 6 WASHINGTON The U.B. Space Agency announced plans for an unmanned flight to Venus and Mercury in 1974. A spokesman said it would be th e first space vehicle to fl v past Mercury which at a distance of 39 million miles, is the closest of
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    Lock icon 1,000 passengers flee in rail fire
    186 6 'MEW YORK At least 1,000 commuters were forced to flee through o dark, smoke-filled tunnel when a fire broke out on Penn Central railroad tracks. Only one injury was reported in the blaze started by a short circuit on the third rail. However, til
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    Lock icon THE ANSWER TO HIJACKS?
    84 6 MEXICO CITY The Mexican Pilots' Association announced it would five 'free air tickets' to Havana to would-be hijackers rather than be subjected to armed hijack attempts. The decision, bj the Cuban airline, Cubana de Aviacion, follows the hijacking of an Aeronaves de Mexico DC-9 airliner to
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    Lock icon DOG CARRIES OFF BABY
    117 6 TATEYAMA. Japan A stray dog carried away a sleeping 3-week-old baby while his mother was in the kitchen. Mrs. Noriko Nagai, 30. wife of the nearby Nagase Town government official, told police she heard her baby cry. She rushed into the corridor to And a large
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    Lock icon Bananas dumped is the sea
    83 6 LONDON Two ships sailed from British ports to dumo in the Atlantic 552,240,000 worth of West Indian bananas, casualties of the two-week-old dock strike. Other ships containing fruit are bound to follow unless unloaded soon. However, hopes rose that a peace formula by an independent
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  • BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon LETTER BOMBS' MENACE IN AUSTRALIA
      396 6 ADELAIDE Two 'letter bombs, designed to explode when opened, have been sent to the Labour and National Service Department. Regional Director of the department. WJ. Sharpe, confirmed that the bombs had been posted to the departmen's offices, and that one had exploded when opened. However,
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    Lock icon BELL OF FREEDOM
    65 7 THIS HISTORIC BELL is often referred to as the "Liberty Bell of the West" It's 11 years older than the one in Philadelphia and was a gift from France to Illinois in colonial days. A recent coort hearing settled a dispute between Missouri and Illinois, giving bell's
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    Lock icon POLICE ALERT AFTER RACIAL CLASHES
    206 7 JJOUSTON Police were olert in cose of renewed trouble offer Sundoy's night racial clashes in which o Neqro militont was killed by police. Black educotors, church ministers, community organisers and a state representative then met on Monday to os- sess the situation. Killed In the
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    Lock icon Vulnerable Inc.
    50 7 CAPETOWN,—The person who makes the office tea is just as likely to suffer from high blood pressure as his executive employer. "The notion the psychological stress causes high bl°od pressure is based on kittle more than an association of ideas," Dr. DW I'avis, a spe ialisl physician, declaxecL
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    Lock icon CHOLERA IN S.E. ASIA
    55 7 SEOIJL Health authorities tightened ruarantine measures at South Korea's 17 international sea and air ports after a warning from the World Health Organisation (WHO) that cholera was spreading in SouthEast Asia. Officials of the HealthSocial Affairs Ministry announced WHO had reported Indonesia. the Philippines. Burma and
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    Lock icon ATLANTIC ORDEAL OVER
    85 7 SEPT ILES, Quebec Three American fishermen were released from hospital after having recovered from an ordeal in the North Atlantic. They were in a tiny rubber life boat for 7 days after their trawler sank. They had only seconds to leave the trawler and take warm clothes
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    Lock icon PROFESSOR ATTACKS 'RACIALIST' AUSTRALIA
    117 7 MELBOURNE, Australia A Canadian rrofessor, Dr. Herbert ernando of Waterloo University, Ontario, declared he will never come to Australia because iU Unmigratioa laws are "racialist." The senior lecturer in Zoology at the Melbourne's Monash University. Dr. WD. WilUams, disclosed oe had been trying lor two years
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    Lock icon ISRAELI REPLY ON MID-EAST PLAN TODAY
    178 7 JERUSALEM The Israeli Cabinet yesterday postponed until today its extra-ordinary session to decide on its reply to American Secretary of State William Rogers' plan lor peace in the Middle East. Officials explained the Cabinet decided to await lurther clarifications from America especially on the
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    Lock icon CBS: Dissent growing all over USSR today
    313 7 WASHINGTON Evidence of "very deep dissatisfaction" in Russia is surfacing there an«ng segments of the popuiace ranging from peasants to intellectuals. Underground inter views with Soviet citizens were made public on Monday by Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS). "Hie Interviews were filmed and recorded
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    Lock icon EAST OF SUEZ BURDENS
    382 8 JT is definitely too early to expect British Defence Secretary Lord Carrington to give any clear idea of what his government's views are on maintaining military presence in this region. Definitely he has discussed them with Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and after trips to Kuala
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    Lock icon TOWARDS LESSER MOUTHS
    243 8 fFHERE has been a good deal of airing on the approaches to a limited family. The approaches whether "negative'' as suggested by the Prime Minister or "positive" as advocated by the NTUC Secretary Nair have happily the same end that there is need to reduce the birth
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    Lock icon Secret debate on U.S. future
    809 8  -  By Joseph Alsop, rPHE Administration's bitter inner struggle over next year's budget, and more particularly next year's defence budget, amounts to a secret debate on the future of the United States. To be sure, it Is almost heresy, nowadays, to say that grave dangers can
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    381 8  -  By DICK WEST, PSYCHOLOGISTS tell us that human beings are motivated by two basic drives or instincts: (1) the sexual urge and (2) the desire to win a prize in some sort of contest. Advertising agencies have long taken advantage of the latter. Example. product promotion gimmick in the
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    Lock icon Why Sihanouk cannot return to Cambodia
    449 9  -  PA6E 9 SPECIAL Phnom Penh UPI ore slim that North Vietnam and Communist China will allow ousted Chief of State Prince Norodom Sihanouk back into Cambodia to lead a rebel government, according to a theory put forward by diplomatic and government sources here. To
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    Lock icon Flies have a place in nature's scheme
    355 9  -  THE DOCTOR SAYS... By Wayne G. Brandstadt PLIKS have a■ wmnwmj way of belli wherever people are, whether ka mountains or valleys, On the credit side they act as scavengers of dead animals and plants, they pollinate plants and •ourish birds and fish.
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    Lock icon PAINTING WITHOUT TEARSP OH, NO!
    905 10/11  -  By Jacquie Lee ART in Singapore, the underprivileged of the cultural mediums the poor lowly cousin to the aesthetic outlets of dance, music and even theatre is struggling to survive. Much lip service is paid to the decreasing number of professional artists the few who
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    Lock icon Restoration of antiques
    124 10/11 LEFT: An antique statue of a chambermaid was restored in the Central Conservation Laboratory of the New Delhi National Museum recently. A missing yak's tail was replaced in her right hand by a team of special technicians and traditional craftsmen that form the crew of this laboratory
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      1624 12 LOOKING AND USTENING....tv and radio guide ICAftMMJ. RIONTIITt IwlwPlwil from the Carrol Rightcr Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: After en esuTy-morning difficult time try to avoid being nervous. The rest of the day is good tor analyzing just where you stand with others and tor acquiring information you need to get ahead.
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    Lock icon Crashing in on Steve...
    1139 13 ...to do a track -by track on Humble Pie latest album THERE'S nothing like making the grand entrance to imSress people, but few o it in such style as Humble Pie's Jerry Shirley and I managed when we drove to Steve Marriott's country home on Friday.
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    137 13 HI THERE! Like...Holy Ghost of Dick Turpin! Dig the feature on HUMBLE PIE we have for you today —with special comments from STEVE MARRIOTT himself on a very special review concerning their latest and greatest album! Wow! Just how special can you get?! Please address all letters
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    Lock icon Tony has Elvis magic
    175 13 LONDON Has the BBC made bowing concessions to our permissive society by helping to making "Groupie Girl, "Tony Joe White's first British hit. Anyone familiar with the disc, will have heard the references to "a joint" and the promiscuity of the young girl in question. Tony
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      190 13 L I D O Phone *****4 Today Only No Free Ltot II I.SO «.M »Jft Imi Pel Yang Fao Aparlatnl 7or Ladle*" IA SHAW PRODUCTION! Mandarin Id Scope. Color OPENS TOMORROW! Beau Bridges, George Kennedy. Brian KelUi. Mellna Mercouri "CHICAGO CHICAGO" Color (DAI LADIES ONLY Preview Sunday 8.45 a.m. No
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      237 13 CATHAY ONB DAI ritMUUI Today Only! No frn List! 11 ia. IN IJM. IJI "THB SICILIAN CLAN" Alain Delon. P'VUloo, Color A 30th Century-Po» Picture PEON 2 111 (i LAST 4 SHOWS! 11 MB I N IN I N petSeason Continues Tomorrow At CATHAT CINEMA RICHARD B ARRIS A 8
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      Lock icon FAME OR DEATH
      440 14 BOXING, discus Qiad spear throwing were a few of the early Roman forms of entertainment. There were also chariot races In the circus and spectacles In the amphitheatre. These spectacles were fights with wild beasts and th« combats of the gladiators. The chariot races were held In
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      Lock icon 42 to attend Malaysian Scout Jamboree
      140 14 The Singapore Scout Association has sent a Contingent of 8 adult leadeis and 34 boys to participate in the 2nd Malaysian Scout Janiboree from today to 4th August at Ayer Keroh. Malacca. The Contingent will be led by Mr Peter Joe Chia, an Assistant
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      38 14 THE 33rd annual swimming championships of the Anglo Chinese School, will be held on Aug. i at 2 p.m. at the school's Shaw Pool, Barker Road. Mr. Lee Hah Ing, 8.8.11. will awaj th# prizes.
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      Lock icon Hair cut boom
      110 14 HONG KONG Business is booming for Hong Kong barbers. And they have the police to thank. Ever since the authorities started their nightly snap, stop and search operations to cambat crime in the overcrowded colony, many youngsters have rushed to the barber to have their locks trimmed.
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      Lock icon Silliness not always welcomed by sad sacks
      386 14  -  f By Ele, Walt Dulaney DEAR EL E AND WALT: My girl friends all call me a not because I try to act silly when they feel low. But they laugh and forget their sorrows and feel better. Even my boy friend calls
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      Lock icon Solidarity
      455 14 THE need to survive and to seek u identity la this world bj any nation calls for solidarity. Solidarity In Its broadest sense means community of interests, feelings and action; to strive forward together for existence and snrvival. Singapore needs this vital aspect of living very urgently, being a
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      194 14 rmrcssssin l Rules to observe Tfc# Eaitvrn Wt essay writing contest for boys and girts of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and fidi over 14 (Senior) appears in this pege from Monday to Friday. Prize money is: IC tor Seniors and $5 tor juniors tor every essay published. All
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      Lock icon THE MAXI FOR US TOO?
      359 15  -  By Marianne Pereira |T JUST hod to hopp en. Like night follows day, and all that inevitably jazz. It was only a question of time. The Paris fashion gods mode it known at a recent collection that the mazi had won the war, with the
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      197 15 THE kimono as an evening coat, done by Bill Blass In Japanese print brocade, with triple corded edges, a wide sash belt like an obi. THE Moorish headdress as hat, by Mr. John. In silk printed with pink, plum, yellow. In different patterns, wrapping the whole bead
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      Lock icon HOW TO GET RID OF UNINVITED GUESTS
      403 15  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN: My daughter and her baby are living with as until her husband comes back from Vietnam. Her in-laws come over every Sunday, rain or shine. They are nice folks and we like them, but my husband and I don't
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      Lock icon Mart advances on new issues
      263 16 with itwf advances eentinuing In the acver tmuen and specnlatira. Other counters In the Industrial section had very narrow price movements. Hotels and properties were *tUl very thinly sought with prices tt around the previous does. Oil Palms, tins and WMgi had negligible flentnsa continued
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      Lock icon Linguist PRO for a hotel
      93 16 Miss Adrienne Phsng, 23, hss been appointed Public Relations Officer lor tllo Ambassador Hotel, which is currently undergoing a $1 million ntiMiai md renovation return* r \aT* Shppm after tour years to Australia whets As completed a couras at Stetts Technical Cißip and SM emplspsd
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      30 16 MANILA The Philippine wmm wined unc hanged at 128 pesos agninat «M UJL dollar. Salee an the Interbank f in i enc f market totslM 250,006 UA dollars.
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      Lock icon Rubber down 3/4 cent
      187 16 Aacwt first grade nbkr km dmi at The market «—d during a quiet srmion ID vS trem A teirmdrfwtei ST S 7 Sdte Tt At i-iir town J of the moraine continued in the afternoon and seUera of ohyaicals again tended to meet buyers ideas. ■Naptrt
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      109 16 mm <8uppll« 19&J tO MM d> tun** 1 JSP"" 1 140 e J T4A MO 480 110 Sr 900 m per 1.000 Tfclwaa *>llaca per Australian dollar pee 1.000 Bunneae kyM per 1.000 Indian rupeea per 10.010 ftfttkmeia* 2*7 23V per 10.000 South Vietnam ■lUttH 200 20?
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      33 16 TUM momn prlcea MFULWT (MUM Balk ilil at ttw Prwlocf Mrtv KM wWWW vw IR-MII PriBft M. C«pn B .I Muiok W%lt* R*PF* 8 M MM TIM tnr* UO.N M»M I1IM ItiM
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      13 16 The tin price for yesterday was $637 per pkul up $1.25*
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      469 16 BID ud offer prices officially Us* ed at the dose of business in the Singapore and Kuala 1 iiipor trading rooms ot the Slock Exchange yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS B S 2M 1.42 ues 1-65 LSS I 1.14 ui 1.S3 La ut ass 2J0 280 1.43 LSI 1.66 1J2
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      788 16 BUSINESS done In ui icptitcl Is the tniiai ram «f the Stock Exchange of Malaysia aai Stegaput with the smlkt mi share* traded in brackets in lots of IJO9 uita galea otlmolw apectted. INDimVIAU AJhomeh $230 41) •2.31 (1); Alna 21.42 >3) •141 <1) •1.45 (3); DIM •1.42
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      69 16 <HMMgtn Pi Jmty 29 mn MI raM L «hm ton i n kmti Faai ai i •I'M* I>M» «IM>AFOI| WWII W?5K V. Vfer Mifi a P. r«M j ri< 1 1 •1 rH M M i a M BC (1 mn i tvik i l i i Ml
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      87 17 Pictured abo re is the new first class ear carrier for new Masda vehiriea. The "Koyo Mara" has six •pe c i a 11 7 equipped holds and equipment for loading and unloading vehkto. The ship has been •siifMi exclusively far the Bangkok- Malaysia
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      424 17 4KRIVAU 1.45 a m MMA lt» K lJO(« MSA* 1 Its K Lowpof m %-aa MM A K l.owipur 11 a m MSA 454 taaac K Lumpur 4! a* a flft- MSA £of Jakarta INV«. MMA 451 Korfclnj IM•« MSA Ml KL. Miliaria 35oni MM* 56i Hon* koag.
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      Lock icon Bank of America's mining venture
      126 17 The Bank ox America in Singapore announced that Bamerical international Financing Corp. (BIFC), a subsidiary of the Bank of America organisation, has announced an equity Investment In Cliffs Western Australian Mining Company. CWAM Is the participant hi a management firm for the $3OO million Robe
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      38 17 NEW YORK Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange. 30 Industrials 730.08 20 Transp 130.73 15 Utilities *04.65 65 Stocks 229 23 40 Bonds 65 49 Commodity futures index 138.07 up 0.60.
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      147 17 Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Berhad has granted a $1 million long-term lean to Federal Cables*. Wires Metal Manufactaring Berhad. The loan win meet part of the cost of the facilities for the refining and rolling of copper hnrs and rods from scrap copper and the
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      59 17 TOKYO Nippon Electric Co. (NEC) announced Monday it was scheduling export of communications equipment for television broadcasting to Brazil worth 3,000 million yen (5524.9 million) by the end of 1971. The announcement said NEC got the order after winning over Brazilian and other foreign bidders. The
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      100 17 The Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for today, July 29. DEPARTURES Godowns Vessels 10/11 Btentor 13/14 Kenko Maru 15/16 Ellen Baltke 19 Hook Maru 20 Kalyo Maru 23/24 Eastern Maid 25 '26 Esso Orion 29/30 Tsedek 42/43 Glenfalloch 44 State of Assam
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      109 17 KUALA LUMPUR —The Acting Minister of Transport, Tan Sfl V. Manickavasagam, will officially open Torque Shop* on August 1. It Is a quality service auto centre which will also have facilities for the preparation of cars for racing and rallying. The ceremony will be followed
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      73 17 KOTA KINABAIAJ Sabah exported nearly 965,000 tons of logs w orth about $107.2 million and 2,970 tons of sawn timber worth $311,481 in the first three months of the year. Japan continued to be the biggest buyer of logs, importing $70.75 million worth during the three
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      340 17 SYDNEY —Stocks continued to rally on Sydney Stock Exchange Tuesday. A marked rtae In share turnovers was noticed on early trading. Fluctuation* were evident throughout the day with stocks rising sharply, then falling ana rising again. Tasmlnes was a good example. Rising to a high
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      414 18  -  Her first a major By Tony Chandràn CO M MENDABLE performances woro put up by virtually unknown bowlars in th« first day of Iho sixth notional bowling championships which got off to a Hying start at tho Jackios Bowl, Katong, on Monday night. Among
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      168 18 NEW YORK Result# and standings of the two major leagues after Monday's games: AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W L OB Baltimore 62 38 Detroit 65 43 6 New York 82 46 9 Boston 80 47 1(4 Cleveland 47 82 14$ Washington 48 83 16 WEST W L
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      120 18 BY EASTERN KNIGHT The Singapore Chess Federation has announced the team for the Chess Olympics to be held in Siegan, West Germany, commencing Sept. 4. Ist Board: Tan Li an Ann. 2nd Board: Lim TCok Ann. 3rd/4th Boards: Lee Chee Seng, Giam Choo Kwee. Ist
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      698 18  -  A COLUMN ON AMERICAN SPORTS BY MILTON RICHMAN NEW YORK Jim Bouton Is running oat of places fast. He can never come back to the Yankees because Ralph Houk regards him the same way he does the virus. He can't go with the Dodgers because Walt
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      206 18 NEW DELHI, Bricks and for tennis balls? Only superman with his special racket can do it. This rather comic situation developed during practice games of the Davis Cup inter-sone semi-final at Poona when tennis balls requested by the West German team also included some bricks and tiles.
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      161 18 Singapore has been chosen as the venue for the biennial Varsity Games to be held in 1972. Bunsport learnt of this through sources close to the University of Singapore. Sunsport understands that at the next games the University of Chulalongkorn of Thailand and a university from the Philippines
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      72 18 IPOH Perak champion Loong Ping Sum cleared bis first hurdle in the under-20 bovs individual singles of the Malaysian icnooli Table-tennis championships at the Sam Tet Hall here yesterday morning. Ping Sum easily knocked off Koh Tet Hek of Trengganu 3-0. Woman international players, Lim Guat
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    429 20 Fans ram through f HICAGO Thousands of rock music fans rampaged through Chicago streets and fought with police in five hours of violence on Monday night which left at least 30 people injured two with gunshot wounds. Among the injured were 19 policemen, most
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    233 20 BANGKOK Premier Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn yesterday formally denied reports by an Opposition deputy that Thai troops were fighting alongside Saigon forces, east of the Mekong River in Cambodia. Democratic deputy Bhlchal Rattakul said on his return here on Monday night from a
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    48 20 AMMAN The central committee of the Palestinian Resistance, the body which groups the majority of Palestinian commando organisations, held an all-night meeting on Monday to decide on their action following the acceptance by the U.A.R., Jordan and Sudan of the latest U.S. Middle East peace proposals.
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    153 20 A MAN, wanted for questioning in connection with one of this month's seven murders, surrendered to the police at noon yesterday. The man's surrender followed in the wake of a successful police ambush on two wanted men at about 1.00 a.m. at a flat at
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