Eastern Sun, 30 July 1970
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Title Section21 1970-07-30 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents t«H. 1966 Vol. 5 No. 1408 Thumby, July 30. 1910 MC (P) 161621 words
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Article352 1970-07-30 1 Po€kers back to work on Monday British dockers yesterday decided to coll off their notional strike which has immobilised cargo handling at all ports for two weeks. r* Their decision wos announced officially after a stormy meeting of 82 working docker delegates had lasted352 words
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Article85 1970-07-30 1 TOKYO Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman was received In audience yesterday by Japan's Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako at their Imperial Palace. He later attended ft dinner given in his honour by Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko at their Palace. Tunku returned to Tokyo85 words
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Article, Illustration148 1970-07-30 1 OSAKA, Japan Singapore was praised as an oasis of East Asia" during Singapore Day ceremonies at Expo '7O yesterday. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, Singapore s Finance Minister, represented his island Republic at the celebration held at Expo's Festival Plaza. A Japanese university brass band148 words
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Article118 1970-07-30 1 r«OLOMBO Ceylon has suspended dip 1 o m a t i c relations with Israel with immediate effect, the Ministry of Defence and External Affairs, announced yesterday. Israeli Charge d'Affalres. Mr. I. Navon. said yesterday he was surprised at the timing of the announcement, a«118 words
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Article39 1970-07-30 1 NEW DELHI Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's minority Government yesterday survived a test in Parliament here when the Lower House rejected an Opposition no-confidence motion by 241 votes to 134 a majority of 107 lor the Government.39 words
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Advertisement121 1970-07-30 1 Importers ot Carpets of Quality Distinction ImW SPECIAL OFFERS lIS WEEK C.K.TANG BARGAIN COUNTER (2ND. FLOOR) LADIES T-shirts (assorted colours) Uxiial UM Now fl-M AT HAI.K PRlll Blouses (printed) AT HALT I'KH Swimming rap# (wMh flowers) $1 50 DrawM 18.78 upwards Nylon panties 75 eta. Piece good materials from 99121 words
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Article, Illustration327 1970-07-30 2 SINGAPORE'S music thieves have switched from churning out pirate records to reproducing cassettes and cartridge tapes. The disc pirates have gone underground and spawned a lucrative and just as illegal racket with the popular tapes And they're selling their wares openly in shops327 words
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183 1970-07-30 2 A BUSINESSMAN'S "Illiterate" wife yesterday successfully appealed against her conviction on a charge of Importing uncustomed goods on Dec. 27. 1968 Madam Neo Bav Baby of New Bridge Road was fined $5,000 or in default six months' jail by the 10th Magistrate's Court183 words
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Article85 1970-07-30 2 A forklift driver, Ramraj s/o Radha Krishna, 39, yesterday claimed trial to a charge of corruptly accepting a gratification of $4, from Liew Hock Seng, a clerk of Chua Chuan Leone Contractors, at Bukit Timah Road. Ramraj, of the Port of Singapore Authority, was alleged to have85 words
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Advertisement117 1970-07-30 2 THf by .11 a 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 edition will reach you before 4.30 p.m.117 words
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Article, Illustration463 1970-07-30 3 HONG KONG mechanic who hot been dubbed os another "Wu Fung" (o well-known Cantonese actor) yesterday denied any connection with a girl who committed suicide on July 6. "I only come to know obout her from the newspapers/' he said. Lai Kwixig Man,463 words
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Article158 1970-07-30 3 r r O YOUTHS yesterday pleaded guilty to charges of possession and theft of arms, ammunition and daggers. Jamil bin Dollah and Ma'lah bin Mohd. Sarip, both 19, were ordered by the Fourth District Judge, Mr. Dalip Singh, to be remanded at the Reformative Training Centre158 words
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104 1970-07-30 3 T>OLICE are looking for the relatives and friends of a 60-Ear-old man, Lam ik Seow. who was found dead on a flvefoot path on July 28, at 10.30 a.m. A police patrol ear went to the Junction of Teo Hong Road and Mew Bridge104 words
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Advertisement128 1970-07-30 3 n u T ApiOs'» -4c rs =f V -=-s V r ia it m M ::i> m f 1 1 nr v> W <1 \f. sigi^ r The Capri is one of those cers...the kind you end introduces the Capri—e genuine fastback elways promised yourself if you ever had the128 words
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Article, Illustration97 1970-07-30 4 THE 68 orphans at the Lee KKO Chuan Nursery Home in Thomson Road. Singapore, have received an unexpected >nd welcome surprise. An "uncle" in the person of Heng Chin Took,/ administrative manager of97 words
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68 1970-07-30 4 The Geylang West OrXtniiing Committee will hold a nocitfe-kmg National Day exposition 1970 aa from Aug. 1 at the Ga v World. The 45 member organising committee Is headed by Chua Pho Tiong. Mr. Phua Ban l>ee. Parliamentary Secretary to the Communications Ministry is68 words
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Article91 1970-07-30 4 PEN ANG A British team of consultants will look into the economic consequences of a permanent link between Penan* and the mainland during the next few weeks. They wdl also look into the cost of the linkage and whether it would be worthwhile. The Project Manager91 words
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Article, Illustration151 1970-07-30 4 A PROFESSOR who on authority on modernisation and urbanisation finds Singapore 'an exciting place to visit/ He is Dr. Gerald Breeze, Professor of Sociology at Princeton University, America, who is now on a short visit to the Republic Dr. Breeze. 58. who has travelled extensively. declared151 words
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59 1970-07-30 4 JOHORE BAHRU Customs officers seized 2.400 cigarette lighters on which $2,400 duty have not been paid from a car on Tuesday. Acting on a tip-oft, the officers stopped the car at Bukit Chagar and found the lighters in the boot. A customs official said that59 words
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Article58 1970-07-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR The preliminary inquiry into a rape charge against Royal Malaysian Air Force Sergeant Osman bin Che Man, 40. has been fixed for August 21. Osman Is attached to the RMAF. iCinrara He lg tentatively charged with raping a girl. 141 years aid. at a58 words
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Article, Illustration185 1970-07-30 4 It was a case of "Old McDonald had a farm" on the Paya Lebar tarmac one night last week. More than 100 farmers had turned up at Singapore Airport to greet some unusual arrivals a consignment of Landrace p gs from West Australia. The185 words
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Advertisement141 1970-07-30 4 Who H€*f§H you haw no tin** or you cannot afford to nee AL¥fO *7O? Exp* *7t is right In roar hands for lost $l2/witti over 20 Breathtaking Sceneries together with the World's First Stemscapk Pmerasic Viewer Pa-Pet You and your whole family will enjoy ItGet It right now from your141 words
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Article, Illustration235 1970-07-30 5 VIENNA Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) negotiators discussed a U.S. proposal thai would limit deployment of both offensive and defensive nuclear weapons. The Soviet Union has not jet presented s similar proposal, it was leanMML The UJS. outline included these proposals: An overall numerical limit onUPI radiophoto. - 235 words
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107 1970-07-30 5 MANILA A Filipino ■knger-gnitarist aaarried a Malaysian girl in a Imui Catholic Church h Manila yesterday. The wedding had been delayed by the suspension of diplomatic relations between their two sountries last year. The couple, Vonj Mijarau end Hazel Lesstar, plan to spend their107 words
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418 1970-07-30 5 T OS ANGELES A mother two broke down in court ot the described the three murders of Hie home ot film stor Sharon Tote lost August. Sobbing uncontrollably, Mrs. Linda Kasabian said, "It was horrible." Mrs. Kasablan Is the prosecution's star witness in418 words
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Article109 1970-07-30 5 MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay—Armed guerillas promised to release a judge they kidnapped in his pyjaasas on Tuesday far "a lonf chat." The kidnappers, members of the Tnpamaros Urban Guerilla Organisation,' abducted Jadge Daniel Manelli before dawn. They broke Into his home and carried him off in front109 words
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137 1970-07-30 5 BANGKOK Police yesterday followed Tuesday night's mas- > give raid on 34 gun shops with a widening investigation aimed at smashing trade in illegal weapons. The raid netted 173,000 rounds of ammunition, 353 rifles and 130 handguns. Police were also investigating possible police137 words
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Advertisement56 1970-07-30 5 TOTO r j ..49 NATIONAL DAY SPECIAL DRAW 30th jul/ to 20th September, 1970 tfltf 2,228 ATTRACT IVL Glf 7Pi PRIZES I CATHAY AMiiMi TkMito Japa Ebrrrr, A. mnn* BAITVO VImmMM H g^jefccßaw" psAmier 4 WiW BIG CASH JACKPOT t' »»i l U: fi'.SAf fNf .N' ,\r WOW TODAY* DRAW56 words
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193 1970-07-30 6 PORAL GABLES, Florida Federal narcotics agents arrestad 4 persons and seised Sslso million worth of cocoine on the black market during separate raids in Coral Gables. A federal agent called It "one of the largest narcotics seizures In United States' history." Federal narcotics agents193 words
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Article104 1970-07-30 6 PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania—Thomas Faults!, 17, shot himself In the head while trying to kick a *****-a-day heroin habit. The youth, president of his graduaMng class at South Hills High School, was found dead in his father's bedroom earlj on Monday. It was the fourth drug-related death in104 words
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Article43 1970-07-30 6 TOKYO Students of at least 20 per cent of Tokyo's schools are affected by smog. A surrey by the Metropolitan Government's Institute for Educational Research found 138 schools out of a total of 1.750 badly affected by foul air.43 words
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BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
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Article544 1970-07-30 6 WASHINGTON The Australian Embassy declared It was mystified by a statement by Senator William Fulbrlght. He claimed that an "Australian official" told him Australia did not want the Fill and the United States was refusing to refund Australia Its 8|450 million deposit. Fulbrlght, Chairman of544 words
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Article, Illustration53 1970-07-30 6 ABOUT 250,060 JAPANESE, seeking relief from the heat wave, invade Miura Beach near Tokyo. Police added that another 550,000 went to t other beaches near Tokyo on the very same day. Over 50 people were reported drowned on beaches and rivers throughout Japan during the weekend. (UPIUPI radiophoto. - 53 words
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141 1970-07-30 6 MELBOURNE A team of doctors at Monash University have performed the world's first operation to insert an artificial Fallopian tube. Professor Carl Wood, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the University, announced the woman had been artificially inseminated. Her husband was the donor. The doctors141 words
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Article37 1970-07-30 6 SAN CLEMENTE, California Thomas Pain* has resigned u Director of NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration. He will return to the private sector. His resignation has been accepted by Presir deal Ni* n37 words
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Miscellaneous27 1970-07-30 6 AMY By Jack "You'd totter ploy boll with mo whllo you ho o choneo, Daddy, WK«n I 90! morriod and movo awoy, It'll bo too loto. 127 words
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Article68 1970-07-30 7 COLUMBUS, Ohio James Goodrich, a Democratic congressional candidate, figures the way to a voter's heart is throngh his stomach. Goodrich, as part of his campaign, has published the "Jim Goodrich Inflation Cookbook." It includes such topical titles as, "Nixono m i c s Marinade," Congressional Corny Beef"68 words
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Article, Illustration77 1970-07-30 7 CAMBODIAN WORKERS clear debris after an expleston on a bridge leading to liri Rom. The fighting has been going on there for several weeks. The blast, however, failed to close the vital highway. The latter is the only link between Phnom Penh and Cambodia's deep water port,UPI radiophoto - 77 words
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223 1970-07-30 7 Proposals by o Presidential Panel for sweeping reorganisation of Hie Defence Deportment will run into strong military opposition. The 237-poge repott, also colled for placing the militory operational functions of the joint Chiefs-of-Staff under a single, high-ranking officer. The report was223 words
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Article87 1970-07-30 7 COR BOD A, Argentina A lone fMJviaa wM hijacked an Argentine jet'iner wrcadkred after 14 b«ars in charge of the plane. He abandoned a bid to get to Cuba. Officials said Lorenzo Albornos, *5. Rave himself up to police after the plane. unable to take off because87 words
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170 1970-07-30 7 BANGKOK Thai leaders are angered by charges that they have not sent troops to defend Cambodia because they are waiting for America to pat ap the money/ Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn declared that such an allegation, attributed to South Vietnamese Gen. Do Cao Tri. was170 words
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Article55 1970-07-30 7 NEW ORLEANS A two-mile-long oil slick began to wash ashore, depositing a half-inch-thick layer of oil on the beaches of Grand Isle, 50 miles south of New Orleans. The Coast Guard reported that the bulk of the slick was rtill 200 yards offshore but was55 words
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Advertisement48 1970-07-30 7 PERFECTION IN SOUND I r Stereo 5000 HiFi SUM LINE AMPLIFIER with MULTIPLEX HiFi STEREO TUNER Mink power 2 1 30 with CAJ i i■> llr U-l. OBCOOfr Willi JlVUmiifC wWvrvrlrflg ITT1MII!HII;BIII;HM A wide range of models available 1 TV# DtUtCNMMiDRtf THE CYCLE A CAMUiE (I) PTL LIB.48 words
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Article603 1970-07-30 8 yyHEN Australian opposition leader Cough Whitlam declared that Singapore should not depend on foreign powers like Australia for her defence, he was not saying something new but repeating the thought of many political leaders including ours. He brought up the same point when he was campaigning before the general603 words
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Article, Illustration779 1970-07-30 8 Joseph Alsop - By Joseph Alsop, "yiETNAM? Oh, that's the only place where the newt is really very good!" This literal quotation from a very high official of the Nixon Administration is prettv luridly revealing. It does not reveal untruthfulness, however. The news from Vietnam really is very good, although779 words
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373 1970-07-30 8 DICK WEST - By DICK WEST, SPEA KING of shocking situations, do you realise that it is almost Impossible for anyone in this country to make a living by writing poetry? A big majority of our major poets, and almost all of the minor ones, are forced to373 words
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Advertisement62 1970-07-30 8 rorrllD otm and feature* appearing In all edItHMM uf the eastern Bun no Tbe »UD are from lie titers liniteo Press International. A genre Fnon Prwt editors PrtN hv ml Irate Newi> paper Enterprise Association Publisher* Hall Syndicate Los Angeles Times Brndlcaic. Gemini New* Service. North American Newtpaper Alliance First62 words
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807 1970-07-30 9 Fred Mpanga - BRITAIN Is under a state of caergocj because of the nationwide official dock strike. Bat mm mmm would know It Everything roes oa f srt hn—rrdfj as if nothing had happened. In this Gemini News Beitk* i sport Ugandan FredGEMINI. - 807 words
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Article, Illustration347 1970-07-30 9 Wayne G. Brandstadt - DOCTOR'S MAHJBAG By Wayne G. Brandstadt Q —WHAT 18 THE CAUSE of a psoas abscess? What is the best treatment? A— A psoas abscess is s "cold" (slowly forming, non-inflammatory) abscess arising from s disease, usually tuberculosis, of the lumbar vertebrae. The pus formed descends347 words
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Miscellaneous16 1970-07-30 9 11 I 1 1,111 "Now that jotf/o retired—aren't you supposed to bo puttering orowtf, or something?"16 words
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Article, Illustration1541 1970-07-30 10/11 Jacquie Lee - By Jacquie Lee FEW Singapore artists ever publicly condemn or criticise their fellow citizens' artistic lethargy. They're not disinterested years of neglect have conditioned them to accept the fact that educating the masses on the beauties of art is a lost cause. uui one leading artist,1,541 words
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Miscellaneous1783 1970-07-30 12 LOOKING AND LISTENING....!/ and radio guide I CARROLL. mOHTBR'S from the Carroll (lighter Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: You have an emotional conflict at home and you would be wise to do nothing in haste that could cauee problems later. «4>ok at every side of whatever arises and then postpone making a1,783 words
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Article366 1970-07-30 13 Vernon Scott - By Vernon Scott, The number of actresses who tiptoe from television into motion pictures is miniscule. Peyton Place" provided the opportunity for Mia Farrow, Barbara Parkins and Leigh Taylor young to move from miniscreen to maxi be- cause the soap opera provided them the366 words
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Article192 1970-07-30 13 HONG KONG—A threeday Conference, the first of its kind to be held here bj MGM's Far East Division, ended recently. Mr. Andre Pieterse, Vice President MGM International, briefed the men on new policies and the Company's new approach to film distribution, film marketing and product acquisitions. MGM192 words
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Miscellaneous272 1970-07-30 13 LID O PHone 3734 1 4 OPENS TODAY! 11 18. i.JM. 4. f.M 1.11 Beau Bridges, Oeorge Kennedy, Brian Kenh Mellna Mercouri CHICAGO CHICAGO" Color lUA) LADIES ONLY Preview Sunday 845 a m No Free Llat staJU II St Circle S3 A leach Of Leve" Cole FREE GIFTS TO ALL!272 words
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Miscellaneous47 1970-07-30 13 OPENS TODAY! DAILY I SHOWS: 11am., I.SO, 4-00. 74)0 A 9*o pm. On Stage-In Person jMMfe|£|ii fKKk At All Shows M CATHAY'S STAES IN CONJUNCTION WITH THY SCREENING OF ELLY TAM CHIN HSIANO LIN APARTMEH ft rf~i CATHAY'S MANDARIN FILM IN EASTMANCOLOft WITH SUriUMPOSBD ENGLISH CHINKS! SUBTITLES47 words
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Miscellaneous251 1970-07-30 13 It •»r <» one Af\jiß ATior\j ODEOrO 2111b 0»»m Today: —Mo Free Lut 11 W. 1-M. 4. 1. IN 9 .m. Tfc» Apartnrnt" (Hand.) Klly Tarn. Mang U A CATHAY PRODUCTION Soopa. Color, Eng/Ohin. Subs Oa SU«« la fww At 411 Shawa Mlaa Blly Taa Mlaa Meng U Saturday Midnight!251 words
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Students' page
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284 1970-07-30 14 By Mmmnf, Tokyo Japaawr anthology, Mm wed I* prove the asfl— was divine, la actai revived tm school textbooks opposition Mythology was removed from textbooks after the Second World War on the order of occupation forces, who felt it had contributed to the rise284 words
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Article, Illustration374 1970-07-30 14 ADVERTISING is actually an old trade. In ancient Greece, Rome, Babylonia and Egypt, signs on walla, along roads and over shops advertised wares, services, circuses and gladiatorial combats. Today, advertisements have not differed much from the purpose for which they were Intended centuries ago. Present-day advertising374 words
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Article286 1970-07-30 14 Ele, Walt Dulaney - Date m Ele, Walt Dulaney Dear Be: Pleas* tell m what wneone should d o when she knows her Lest friend is associating with a dangerous man? We are both 17 and the man is 11 Mt best friend met him at the arnival where286 words
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Article, Illustration437 1970-07-30 14 AFTER many weeks of preparations for my trip to Australia, the day of my departure had arrived at last. A party of my friends, relatives and members of my family drove rre to Singapore Harbour to •end me off. On arriving at the harbour, we437 words
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Article58 1970-07-30 14 Around the schools THE Singapore Combined Primary Schools Sports Council will hold the finals of the National Biddy-Bas-ketball Champion ships for primary schools at the Gay World Stadium on Aug. 3 at 2.30 p.m. Mr. Phua Bah Lee, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Communications and Vice-President of58 words
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Article37 1970-07-30 14 Bartley secondary School will hold its annual speech and nrae giving da T on Aug. 7. at 5.00 inn. Guest speaker will be Mr. NK, Vanniasingham, Dy. Director of the Ministry oi Education. B37 words
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Article34 1970-07-30 14 Broadrick Secondary school will nold Food and Fun Fair on Aug. 2 at the school. The MP for Katong, Mr. J. F. Con?eicao will declare open the Fair at 10 00 a.m.34 words
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Advertisement190 1970-07-30 14 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe The Eastern Sun'g essay writing contest tor boys and girls of 14 end under (Junior) end boys end girit over 14 (Senior) eppoers in this page from Mondey to Friday. PriM money is: SIC for Seniors and S5 for Juniors for every essay published. All190 words
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Article, Illustration262 1970-07-30 15 Ruth Bakalar - THURSDAY FOOD by Ruth Bakalar WE COUNT on Australia to supply our Singapore markets with a very wide variety of tinned and packaged products at more than reasonable prices to say nothing of butter and other fresh dairy produce, meat and such delicacies as strawberries and262 words
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295 1970-07-30 15 DESSERTS for kids have a dual function. They have to be tasty and tempting enough to inspire a reluctant child to ...clean his plate in anticipation of the treat to follow. And they should be as full of nourishment as they are delicious. There's295 words
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Article, Illustration578 1970-07-30 15 Ann Landers - Ann Landers Dear Ann: Please tell the parent* who read your column to warn their children against cutting open golf balls to see what's inside. A child In our neighbourhood did a little "Investigating" yesterday and he was horribly Injured. I don't want to578 words
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Article241 1970-07-30 16 Ben UNA the newly listed coulter remained ta the HwHriit yesterday with volume ef SIMM inita changing haaiti it $1.?8 U SIJM up IS cento from the night's close. Dae to very strong activity on this counter trading was suspended for about ten minster to allow Wohers241 words
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Article274 1970-07-30 16 Aiißit first grade ratter beyers closed at 5 pm In Singapore and Koala Lnmpnr yesterday at 51-5/1 cents per Ik. dawn 1/8 cent from the previses close. Hie tone of the Market was falet aad slightly easier. The market fluctuated narrowly around last night's final levels.274 words
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Article13 1970-07-30 16 "Hie tin price for yesterday was $037 per picul op $3.00.13 words
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Article119 1970-07-30 16 HONG KONG Weduaiay'i currency rates (supplied by Foreign Ixehtßft and lavestment Ltd.): dinars) (Sellers) MW 1913 per 100 Straits dollars IN 183 par 1.000 Taiwan dollars 0.745 0.755 per Australian dollar M 0 MO per 14N0 Burmese kyats 470 490 per 1.000 Indian rupees 150 170 per119 words
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Article, Illustration148 1970-07-30 16 Mr. George Pasqual, Customer Engineering Manager of IBM Singapore/Malaysia is now in the United States on a Management Development Programme Mr. Pasqual will be making an on-the-spot study oI IBM's Customer Engineering operations In the United States with visits to various IBM plants there. After148 words
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Article558 1970-07-30 16 BID and offer prices officially listed at the daae at business In the Singapore and Kaala I aaipai trading maw at the Stack Exchange yesterday HASA Ww%» INDUSTRIALS B 8 -r sj» Atmm LSI AkM L4S 1.44 MM ChN. IS to. erf IJS L2l Bcrjtjt 1.51 ■iiim Lift558 words
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Article812 1970-07-30 16 BUSINESS iMe Id and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded In brackets in lot« of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AJia—iXi $3 90 (1) $2 26 <1); Aleaa $1.44 <s>; DIM $146 Bar jays812 words
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Article57 1970-07-30 16 NEW YORK, Dow Jones dosing averages Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Industrial! 731.45 20 Transp 128.82 15 Utilities 104.20 65 Stocks 228 52 40 Bonds 65.56 Commodity futures Index 137.23 off 0.84. Tuesday NY. Stock Exchange volume was 8,040,000 shares. Of a total 1,54657 words
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Article400 1970-07-30 17 S¥DNEY Interest in speculatives slackened ■lightly on the Sydney Stock Exchange Wednesday. Tasminex fell to $7.10 after suffering disappointing sales on the London Stock Ex- change Tuesday. Buyers panicked dragging the stock down to prices as low as 6.60 before suporters moved in to help revive400 words
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Article, Illustration87 1970-07-30 17 MR Ulrtch H. Kunzmann has been appointed Assistant Front Office Manager of the Singapore Hilton. Thu announcement was made by Mr H. lim Ewe Hln. General Manager of the Singapore Hilton and Re- Clonal Director of Hilton International Mr. Kunzmann who was born In Zurich. Switzerland, graduated87 words
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Article80 1970-07-30 17 THE Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for today, Jaly. 39. DEPARTURES Godowns Vessel* 5 Billy 6/7 Kristin Bakke 13/14 Stentor 15/16 Vlshva Dharma 19 Hooko Maru 26 Katyo Maru 23/24 Eastern Maid 27/28 Eastern Honour 47 Polydorus 35/36 Neder Rhone ARRIVALS (rod80 words
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Article, Illustration184 1970-07-30 17 A LOCAL shipyard has successfully completed a $1 million conversion job on Trident Tanker's "ICrne and in less time than was required. With a force of up to 450 people working continuously for eight weeks, local workmen converted "Erne" from an oil tanker into a184 words
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Article79 1970-07-30 17 THfc noon prtm at thr Slniapoit Chlofsr ProUuor Kichancr rralfnUi wereI'ooinui Oil O K.» Balk 56 50 Coconut OH i» OU I Dm m 58 00 M Copra 32.86 Maaitik wait* Pepprr (FOR 14? M Sarawak White Pepper SanwU special (Mark Pepper <KOB> 180 00 UIIIIIMIIIC ttpectaj «17M (ro.B.)79 words
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Advertisement399 1970-07-30 17 Station Vacant SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND invites application for the positions of: a) PRINCIPAL: Teachers' Training College Certificate essential. Only those with a minimum of 10 years teaching experience and 5 years administrative experience in an ordinary primary school need apply. Salary will commensurate with experience and qualification. b)399 words
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938 1970-07-30 18 THE PESTA SUKAN CUP a. 1 Dlv. 1—11 Furm. ***** 0!«0l |7*X1 ***** ***** Kni Octal* DetLe'a Faacy Ntm UM SUVOT Spray hMckMkv 91 87 #1 87 By 7y 9 06 9.11 811 8.08 806 AurU HT Wee Cunflux Auric ....MM. B Breuk R938 words
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Article315 1970-07-30 18 DENNI BOY - BY DENNI BOY REGAL MATE a coarse scratching last week, showed that there Is nothing amiss with him when he did a sparkling gallop here this morning. With champion jockey Glynn Pretty in the saddle Regal Mate sprinted smartly over 3f in 38 1/5 finishing315 words
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Article159 1970-07-30 18 HOUSTON, TEXAS Ernie "Big Cat" Ladd, a 6ft. 91n. 315-lb. tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs, said on Tuesday he was retiring from pro football. Ladd, who will be 32 on Nov. 28, missed last season after undergoing knee surgery. But he said his159 words
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Article192 1970-07-30 18 NEW YORK Results and standings of the two major leagues after Tuesday's games: AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W L OB Baltimore 65 38 Detroit 55 44 7 New York 53 46 9 Boston 50 48 114 Cleveland 47 53 15$ Washington 45 54 17 WEST W L192 words
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364 1970-07-30 19 WITH Hm Pest a Sukan just around the corner, Hie organisers are going full steam to make this the most memorable one since its inception six years ago. With an array of international and Asian star athletes in action, both World and National records364 words
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Article123 1970-07-30 19 IPOH Penang's singles champion, Llm Ouat Hoon. qualified for two finals In the glrLs' section in the Malaysian Schools Table-Tennis championships held at the Sam Tet Hall here yesterday morning. Ouat Hoon eliminated Lee Mul Of Johore in straight sets 21-8, 2117, 21-16 in the singles,123 words
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Article332 1970-07-30 19 INDIANAPOLIS. Indiana Stan Smith, the topranked American player but only the No. 2 seed In the National Clay Courts Tennis tournament here was extended to three sets on Tuesday before defeating Milan Holocek of Csechoslovakla to advance In the US$5O,OOO event. Smith, of Pasadena,332 words
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Article104 1970-07-30 19 JOHORE Last year's champion, Sharin 0»man of Singapore will ?sfnd his singles title in the three-day Johoce Open Tennis championship beginning at the the Services Club courts here tomorrow. A strong contender for the title will be Ooy Tile Slang, of Indonesia who was last years104 words
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95 1970-07-30 19 MONARCH of all he surveys. That is the Indisputable right of Helmut Reichmann (barely visible in the cockpit) who recently became the World gliding champion in his German plastic glider "LS-1". Reichmann, 28, has won five of the nine championship flights over the stormy deserts of western Texas. Gliding In95 words
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Article218 1970-07-30 20 JERUSALEM The Israeli Cobinet yesterday held a two-hour inconmeeting discuss its reply to the American Middle East peoce initiative amid lost minute efforts to avoid a Government crisis. Sources close to the Cobinet said contacts were maintained throughout the day between the majority218 words
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Article, Illustration88 1970-07-30 20 T'HE message ap- pears quite clear that's why there are five "no entry" signs across this section of Outram Road but some people think they are more than equai over others before the law. Cyclists and trishaw riders generally ignore such signs. 20 people88 words
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Article71 1970-07-30 20 LAGOS, —A traffic accidents in the fit? of Lbadan ended with the guilty party up for auction. A butcher handed over 40 Nigeria pounds (46 sterling) to Traffic Police for the oddest arrest they have made this year—a cow. The cow, detained two weeks71 words
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Article110 1970-07-30 20 VTEW YORK Referring to himself as the "Harold Stassen of Rolf," Vice-Pre-sident Bpiro T. Agnew accepted the Man of the Year in Golf award at the WaldorfAstoria on Tuesday night. Agnew, who spoke only for about 15 minutes and discarded his usual political punch110 words
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Article193 1970-07-30 20 I ONDON United Nations mediator Gunnar Jarring plans to begin his Middle East peace soundings early next month, once Israel, as well as Egypt, approves the U.B. settlement plan, diplomatic sources said yesterday. Jarring probably will establish a headquarters in Cyprus and from there193 words
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