Eastern Sun, 29 August 1970
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Title Section21 1970-08-29 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cants fcstd. 1966 Vol. 5 No. 1483 Saturday, August 29, 1970. MC (P) 161621 words
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Article452 1970-08-29 1 First two meetings ended in SINGAPORE, whose MSA service to London wos postponed twice, is woiting for on official notice from Britain to resume talks for the third time. This was stated yesterday in a Ministry of Communications reply to the British H«gh Commission's statement452 words
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121 1970-08-29 1 A van driver Anthony Tay, 22, was rushed to the General Hospital in a serious condition after he was extracted from his van following an accident yesterday. His van had an headon collision with a lorry along Jalan Sompahah. The Impact of the121 words
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Article, Illustration83 1970-08-29 1 /OFFICERS of the Singapore Armed Forces pay their last respects to 2nd Lt Tay Siow Kai, who died in a hand-grenade incident on Wednesday. Coffin The above picture was taken at the mortuary yesterday and shows the coffin draped with the state flag bearing83 words
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Article64 1970-08-29 1 Yesterday's go-slow affected BOAC flights in this manner; BA 718. an immigrant charter flight, arrived here at 6.55 p.m. and took off at 8.30 instead of 7.40 p.m. •BA 708 arrived here at 5.20 p.m. and left at 10.05 instead of the scheduled 8.30 p.m. BA 799 arrived at 4.5064 words
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369 1970-08-29 2 Non-aligned and their J£UALA LUMPUR The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, yesterday called on non-aligned countries to stop outside powers from interfering in tfieir internal affairs. Tun Razak who will be leading the Malaysian delegation to the non-aligned nations conference in Lusaka,369 words
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Article209 1970-08-29 2 A MAN, who was sentenced to three years' Jail last year for cheating a bank director, yesterday won his appeal against conviction and sentence In the High Court. Richard Kwan Chuan Siak. tried in the Fourth Magistrate's Court, was charged with cheating Mr Y.K. Hwang,209 words
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Article35 1970-08-29 2 Unemployed Omar bin P.K. Mohamed. 19. was yesterday sentenced to a month'g jail and fined s2oo for possession of two rolls of eanja at a •tall opposite Bedok Rest House ou July 17.35 words
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Article66 1970-08-29 2 A coroner yesterday recorded a verdict of misadventure on the death of Manikam Arunanandam. 16, who was drowned at Changi Point on Aug. 14 while on a family picnic. Arunanandam, who could not swim well, was believed to have been swept some eight feet away by the66 words
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67 1970-08-29 2 LIM GOE HUAT, 15, was yesterday sentenced to two months' Jail when he p'eaded guilty in the Ninth Magistrate's Court, to possession of housebreaking tools. He was arrested Thursday at 11.30 a.m. by a police constable on beat duty at Dunsfold Avenue. He bad67 words
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Article25 1970-08-29 2 Chow Ta Yah, 39, was yesterday fined SSB.M for possession of dutiable Mae petrol after .he pleaded guilty in the Ninth Magistrates Court.25 words
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Article, Illustration110 1970-08-29 2 SISTERS Ong Guat Kwee, 7, and On* Guat Leong, 10 (right), yesterday sobbed in a corner of the mortuary. u P\ ei father, On* Chew Kit. 47, stood by helplessly. They were there to claim the body of their mother. Madam Neo110 words
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295 1970-08-29 2 T*HE 'rosy picture' A now painted of Singapore must not lull Singaporeans to complacency. This warning came from Enche A. Rahim Ishak. the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, in the wake of a politically-turbulent Southeast Asia. Enche Rahim was speaking at a seminar295 words
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Article203 1970-08-29 2 A TWO-DAY series of activities will mark this year's Teachers' Day Celebrations, commencing on Aug. 31. The highlight of the two-day programme will be a grand dinner expected to be attended by more than 1,500 teachers on the first day at the Monk's Hill Secondary School203 words
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Article, Illustration262 1970-08-29 3 OOLICE are up against an athletic gang of cat burglars In their Investigation of a $19,000 theft at a store in the Arcade, Raffles Place. The theft was discovered on Thursday and whatever evidence left on the scene convinced investigators that they262 words
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241 1970-08-29 3 A SCHOOLGIRL yesterday told a magistrate's court how her stepfather would molest her everytime her mother was out gambling. The girl, 14, a student of the Oulllemard Integrated Primary School, was testifying in a preliminary inquiry in which her stepfather Ong Toh, 53, is tentatively241 words
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232 1970-08-29 3 Hunt for the t goes fRIME busters from the Kondong Kerbou police ~?ation hove arrested two persons involved in the armed robbery at the South-east Asia College in Upper Serangoon Road, yesterday. The police party led by Act. ASP C. V. Chandra232 words
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Advertisement140 1970-08-29 3 m as a pilot in the SAF Be among the pioneers to the Air Defence Commend. TM SAF offers young men who are physically fit and intelligent the challenge of this exciting and satisfying career. Yon must be between 17ft end 23 years of age with the School or General140 words
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Article, Illustration111 1970-08-29 4 Tan Bis Benpst, a Pengeran g fisherman, yesterday received a reward of $100 from the Royal Air Force for Hading a rubber diaghy. The latter was lost when Llahtning pilot Flying Officer Michael Rlgg ejected from his Jet fighter Into the sea111 words
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173 1970-08-29 4 T>ANGKOK America will not get militarily involved in Cambodia but wants to see that nation continue a neutralist policy, U.S. Vice-President Spiro Agnew stated after talks with Cambodian Prime Minister Gen. Lon Nol. Agnew however added that the U.S. will "continue military173 words
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218 1970-08-29 4 CAPE KENNEDY A secret satellite designed to warn of missile attacks apparently failed to reach its proper orbit after launch in Jane. It is looping Earth in a highly elliptical path now. it was learned yesterday. According to the latest satellite situation report218 words
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147 1970-08-29 4 CHICAGO Detectives are hunting two young blonde women who vanished shortly after two tear gas grenades exploded during a performance by a Russian folk dance company in an opera house. i The dance troupe, the Moiseyev. went on stage on Thursday despite147 words
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194 1970-08-29 4 NEW YORK A leading derautolorist has come op with an argument against drag-taking that may carry greater weight with the young than uaoet of the pleas addressed to them by anguished paints. Dr. Irwin Lohowe disclosed drags can spoil the complexion and threaten the194 words
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Article20 1970-08-29 4 MOSCOW. Former Premier Nikita Khrushchev has been released from hospital after a three-month bout with a heart ailment20 words
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106 1970-08-29 4 NEW YORK Tw« major life laawasce companies operating la both America aad Canada have announced they win H longer lame policies to marijuana ■sen The first evidence that insurance firms were cutting off marijuana users came earlier 'his week, when Occidental Life of106 words
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Advertisement59 1970-08-29 4 Featuring the Top Young Musical Talents in our Republic. TALENTIME FOR SCHOOLS 1970 GRAND FINALS at the National Theatre Saturday, sth September, 1970 at 7.30 p.m. Tickets: 50 cts. $l.OO, $2.00 are on sal* at C K Tang. Cold Storage and Robmson'v •SPOT THI TOP TALENTS CONTEST' ®F"™ I'WwWW'l IP59 words
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217 1970-08-29 5 ORUSSELS Suggestions Hiot NATO should be Gorged to counter growing Soviet norol power art highly unlikely to be token seriously by the ollionce, informed sources 1 a I mC. Kilefl NATO officiols declined to comment on the suggestions mode in the new217 words
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Article, Illustration127 1970-08-29 5 WASHINGTON Scientists hare snapped important pictures of an essential life process never fully viewed before. The process, protein synthesis, ultimately determines the nature and behaviour of all living ceHs. A candid camera view of sueh bacterial genes in action was reported by the127 words
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232 1970-08-29 5 TOKYO Two young Frenchmen and a Malta-born manager of a Tokyo travel agency were being questioned by police in connection with aircraft tickets allegedly stolen In America two years ago. Reliable sources disclosed that police at Haneda International Airport picked up232 words
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Article92 1970-08-29 5 GEISLINGEN, West Germany A consignment of Sodium Cyanide poison enough to kill 250,000 people has vanished tr om a sealed goods wagon in a siding near Geislingen, police announced. A spokesman for the Bade n-Wuerttemberg Police said the 55pound consignment Iras la a container bound for a92 words
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149 1970-08-29 5 PARIS American film star Jean Seber* gave birth to a premature baby girl in Geneva last Tuesday but it died a few hours later» exhusband Romain Gary disclosed. He said Jean was rushed to hospital by helicopter. The baby was sixtythree days before its149 words
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Article88 1970-08-29 5 BANGKOK Nearly 350 villager* in Phrae Province In North Thailand are believed to have drowned In torrential floods, the *Bangkok World' reported. The newspaper said the 350 people, who reaided in three remote villages, have not been aeen since floodwaters ewlrled Into the area on kiondaj.88 words
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Advertisement57 1970-08-29 5 TQTO 3 -A3 NATIONAL DAY SPECIAL DRAW 30th July to 20th September, 1970 2,228 ATTRACTIVE GIET FRIZES r. 4. BIG CASH JACKPOT EVfov 'MURiPir .'NDAY! FOR THIS SUNDAY'S DRAW NO: 69/70 30-S-70) IST GRCUPs SMSJIOO To Winners With 5 Nmm ben Correct. THE OTHER CROUP HRIZLS REMAIN THE SAME PluS57 words
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Advertisement173 1970-08-29 6 m§ ■<■ *>-* H v < m ik <-'K im' v >■ Cycle Carriage stock only genuine Mercedes-Benz spare parts Nowhere else can you get a comprehensive range of GENUINE Mercedes* Benz spares. So you mcy continue to enjoy the fine performance of all Mercedes vehiclee the Spare Parts Department173 words
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139 1970-08-29 7 NEW DELHI —lndian customs men confiscated the unexposed film of a British Thames Television tea m filming in Calcutta. Authorities have also Impounded 2.400 feet ol exposed film sent for shipment, disclosed Chri s Ooddard. director of the team from the "This Week"139 words
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309 1970-08-29 7 TEL AVIV Israel warned that it cannot keep turning a blind eye to one-sided breoches of the ceasetire and will stop talking peace if fighting is renewed. Both Premier Golda Meir and Defence Minister Moshe Dcyan spelled out clearly Isroeli determination to safeguard its309 words
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131 1970-08-29 7 MELBOURNE. Australia St. Kllda Councillor Ivan Trayllng confessed Prince Charles was quite right In his criticism of Bt. Kllda Beach during his recent Australian tour. The Prince, after a moraine swim, compared "is experience to "swimming In diluted sewage." A crank Trayllng said he131 words
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Article, Illustration67 1970-08-29 7 MICHIGAN Police keep a clone watch on some of the 2M youths who were arrestfd during the third aiitht of violence. Outbreaks started when a park, ased by the youths, was closed. Some of those arrested were Hoed "P against the wall while others wereUPI radiophoto - 67 words
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BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
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Article372 1970-08-29 7 RAN CLEMENTE, California, President Nixon has written to Soviet Prime Minister Kosygln endorsing his call for better understanding. However, he avoided any response to a fresh Soviet call 1 or a European Security Conference. Kosygln urged discussions of east-west problems at an allEuropean forum in a letter372 words
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Miscellaneous10 1970-08-29 7 AMY M m IS I "He uot his qllowonce today."10 words
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Article367 1970-08-29 8 JJ.S. Vice President Splro Agnew is making an unscheduled visit to Phnom Penh but It does not come as a surprise. Few have any real understanding of what exactly is going on In Cambodia but Agnew's visit is unlikely to change the course of events one way367 words
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Article183 1970-08-29 8 /\N matters pertaining to infringements v and violations, none can beat the Communists. Years of expertise have gone into the art of prevarication which made the Soviets masters of the game. A recent example is the Middle East First, the Soviet Union through its ally183 words
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Article, Illustration586 1970-08-29 8 Art Buchwald - By Art Buchwald, A T first glance Tahiti and surrounding islands live up to their reputation as being an earthlike paradise, But after a week you notice many things wrong. It's sad to report but Tahiti lacks many of the refinements that Americans are used to. For586 words
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404 1970-08-29 8 Ross Annabell - By Ross Annabell, Rotorua, New Zealand. TWO Australian scientists appear to have made a dramatic discovery which could lead to fairly accurate predictions of volcanic eruptions. Potentially dangerous volcanoes might eventually be monitored to give people living nearby at least the few hours' warning404 words
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Article150 1970-08-29 8 LONDON The new edition of the annual Jane's Fighting Ships, commenting on Russian naval growth warned yesterday that "there is no hiding place from the hammer and sickle". While the Soviet Navy was continuing the expansion begun in 1960, the fleets of the United States150 words
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Article10 1970-08-29 8 Who dnr»* nothing, need hope for nothing. Johann Schiller.10 words
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Advertisement63 1970-08-29 8 Foreign orwi and frm- turrs. appearing In all edition* ol Ibe KaMern |Bun ind The sun are i from. Renter*. Inltro Preu International iitntt France Prrw Kdltor* (Pre** syndicate New»papei Kntrrprlsf AMO- elation Publishm Hall I Syndicate \A» Angelea Time* HJ ndleatc. Ueminl New* Here tec. North American Newspaper Alliance63 words
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Article1361 1970-08-29 9 RACE 1: GL 6—5% FOWL—2.IS P«M. ($4,800) 1. ***** Phafci 900 Henry (Danieb) Mitchell t 2. ***** Daraag 4y 809 HT Wee (Daniela) Samxy li 3 ***** Utasa S f 8H Utara (E Brcuk) WhHe 18 4- ***** Qne—Gambit 8y 8.01 Hoelock (Osman) Rao 10 6.1,361 words
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Article183 1970-08-29 9 J>ENN I BOY CI8CI AC HACK It i&r .(19) SCORPIO N M aula nit Hlnjal Walk GWBKLR Mwvio 11 Btajat Walk m t<ift) noun LAW Blojal Watt MauKtaa RA4'ft 1; Pil MILTEISVM Hawaii 11 Progressive is OLYMPIC JOV West Lake P*H l <n> PERI West Lake Olympic Mn UACK183 words
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Article135 1970-08-29 10 NEWPORT, R.I. Baron Marcel Bich, head of the French America's Cup Syndicate, takes the helm of the 12-metre yacht France for the crucial race against Australia's Gretel II in the tournament's eliminating series. Gretel leads 3-0 over France In the best of seven series and135 words
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Article274 1970-08-29 10 WOMEN'S SOFTBALL OSAKA Michiko Matsumura yesterday pitched a two-hit 2-0 shutout over Australia giving Japan seven straight shutout win s in the preliminary rounds of the nine-nation second World Women's softball championship at Nagai Stadium. Japan thus qualified for the top four teams which274 words
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Article294 1970-08-29 10 rpURIN The United States still held the lion's share of the medals as the 1970 A World Student Games went into their third day yesterday. All the 39 medals awarded in the first two days of the games, in which some 2,000 athletes from over294 words
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Article82 1970-08-29 10 KUALA LUMPUR Selangor Malays are prepared to meet Trengganu for the Sultans Gold Cup football Anal In Kuala Trengganu on Sept. 18. The Secretary of the Selangor Malays Football Association. Enche Ayub Hajl Hassan, said yesterday that it would inform the Peninsula Malays Football Association about its82 words
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Article239 1970-08-29 10 CLIFTON, New Jersey Mike Reasor, a golf school dropout who once caddied for Arnold Palmer, outshot a blitfrering field with a 6-under--8a r 66 yesterday for the first round lead in the *****,000 Dow Jones pen, golf's richest event. Scrambling tc salvage four pars,239 words
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Article170 1970-08-29 10 NEW YORK Major league baseball standings and results after Thursday's games: AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST W L OB Baltimore 83 45 New York 71 57 12 Detroit 68 60 15 Boston 64 62 18 Cleveland 62 66 21 Washington 60 67 221 WEST W L OB Minnesota170 words
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80 1970-08-29 10 TURNING the Australian sprinting dynamo, Raelene Boyle 19, into a world champion has been a family affair. Her coach and most ardent supporter is her father, a former professional runner Mr. Gilbert "Mac" Boyle, who has groomed hit daughter's athletic career for more than 10 years. Raelene has won several80 words
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Article, Illustration987 1970-08-29 11 gELADANG has been running some good races after a let up and is a confident bet to win race four today, opening day of the Penang autumn meeting. At Ipoh a fortnight ago, Seladang battled on gamely when third to Hand In Hand over 6f.987 words
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Article197 1970-08-29 11 Our Racing Correspondent - By Our Racing Correspondent PENANG SUN RAGE went like a winner here this morning. With Johnny Rao astride, Sun Rage sprinted stylishly over 3f in 37 3/5 on good going. PURPLE GEM (Llm) and Sir Namron provided an interesting trial. Clapping en the pace from197 words
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Article158 1970-08-29 11 COPENHAGEN Tom Bogs of Denmark needed all his strength to retain his European middleweight title last night with a close 15-round decision over Chris Finnegan of England. The Dane looked far from world class as he toiled through most of the fight against the Olympic158 words
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Article182 1970-08-29 11 KOBAYASHI'S TOKYO The Panamanian Boxing Commission has lodged a strong protest with its Japanese counterpart over the controversial decision of the world junior lightweight title match last Sunday in which title holder Japan's Hiroshi Kobayashi retained his title. In a cable to the Japan Boxing Commission182 words
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Article76 1970-08-29 11 MOSCOW Kestutis Shapka, a 20-year-old Russian, has achieved the best high jump performance In Europe this year with a leap of 2.21 metres (7 feet, 3 inches). Shapka was competing at Vilnius, Lithuania and according to Taas. the Soviet news agency, the jump was the third best in76 words
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Article42 1970-08-29 11 SANTOS Brazilian soccer star Pele yesterday became the father of a four kilo (8 lb. 8 oz.) son born at the City Hospital here. Pele and his wife Rosemeri have a three-year-old daughter named Kelly Christina, also born in Santos.42 words
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Article119 1970-08-29 11 NEW YORK. Bobby Rlggs and Vic Seixas won opening round singles matches yesterday as defending champion United States Sabbed a 2-0 lead over reat Britain in the seventh cup championships for senior tennis stars. There were three former Wimbledon champions competing in the opening day119 words
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Article, Illustration944 1970-08-29 12 E. C. GOH - •y E. C. GOH ITAPPY focts, o forest of logs ond smelly socks five miles later these sum up the first Pesto Sukon Notional Walk. In case anyone wants to know why this report on on event which took place over 10 days ago944 words
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Article149 1970-08-29 12 CLEVELAND, Otto U.S. Darts cap tram captain Edward Turrille ■aid today he has decided who will play singles far tte United States ia the challenge round matches against West Germany this weekend. The decision smounted to an elimination of one of three strong contenders: Arthur Ashe, Stan149 words
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Article610 1970-08-29 12 Milton Richman - A tolumn on A by Milton Richman NEW YORK Richard Nixon loves to talk about football. Okay, I've got a suggestion for him. Ho ought to talk to the sam* foNow I did. Th o gentleman's name it Jo# Paterno and ho makes his living coaching610 words
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Article, Illustration820 1970-08-29 13 AS they got into the narrow streets of the town and were threading their way between ox and hand carts, the mercenary sitting in the front of the lorry with Adam, asked. "Where do these people think they're going?" Adam shrugged: "It's panic. Hall the820 words
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Miscellaneous248 1970-08-29 13 [l I D O Phone *****4 Now Shewing! No Frw List u am. l«t i Ml 6.1* David Chi Ml "Vffww" i A SHAW PRODUCTION I Mandarin to Scope. Color c API rOL r 2°'^] Nov Shewing—No Pre# U»l 11 a at, I.4ft 4.M. 6-66. »-M The Wolfman Of Ceanl248 words
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Miscellaneous34 1970-08-29 13 .1.1 p^wUtwn^ M t {2nd MIDNIGHT I—TONIGHT!—! 810-TIME CITY KILLERS INVADE THE KENTUCKY HILLS! TTic War 1 W H Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer Presents A Martin Rmnsohoff Production PATRICK MeGOOHAN RICHARD WIDMARK ALAN ALDA In Metrooolor34 words
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Miscellaneous175 1970-08-29 13 CATHAY ***** LAST DAT! U IJS I.N. Ml •■> Columbia's "I4MUT** Hiooi Wllllamaoo. Color School Oonoeaaloo; 11.00 To Any Beat At Day Show Only Opem Tomorrow! "HILDC Ml HANS" Color Karin Dor Antja Ooork ODEDM 21^6 NOW BBOWINOI 11 a.at.. t.M, t.tt. IN p.a. In TdUM Metrocoior UllU'i 'lea Station175 words
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Miscellaneous1898 1970-08-29 14 LOOKING AND LISTENING.... fv CAVVVfOUL RIOHTEft'S from the Carroll Righter Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: This it a good d»y and evening to express a great deal of pride. Refrain from setting involved in questionable practices or undertakings with strange or unreliable persons. But it is an excellent time for whatever you1,898 words
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Article, Illustration758 1970-08-29 15 Roger Doughty - Saturday showbiz By Roger Doughty JJEW YORK Once upon a time David Frost was o kid in England who wanted to grow up to be the best soccer player in the world. If you can believe his publicity people, he grew up to be758 words
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Article, Illustration549 1970-08-29 15 Dick Kleiner - By Dick Kleiner lIOLLYWOOD There are three kinds of scenes which are directors' nightmares: Scenes involving a specific kind of weather, rain on cue, or a sunbeam slicing through a cloud. Scenes with toddlers who have to «ay something cute. Bcenes with animals who have549 words
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SATURDAY WOMEN
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Article, Illustration805 1970-08-29 16 Nathalie Mont-Servan - My Nathalie Mont-Servan rTHE "mom" style -*> hot caught on but the gea•rd public IKS bun MI prompt in fl i v i R g up the mini" skirt. Why? French fashion houses are feeling the pinch of the public's reluctance to make the changeover from mini805 words
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Article, Illustration201 1970-08-29 17 Marianne Pereira - Marianne Pereira FROM TOP: With a large, burnished cold buckle, this Mir is of crushed, beige leather. The buckle besides being a trendy conversation piece adds sine to the tread. The style is borrowed from the cowboy boots of olde 0 0* Don't be a spectator, wear thesePictures: Jimmy Chow - 201 words
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118 1970-08-29 17 T OUISE of Benjamin's advises: "Don't wear anything that doesn't live up to your shoes/' to any girl who wants to look effective from top-to-toe. Trendy footmanship has zoomed to chunky steel heels and burnt gold or old silver buckles where day118 words
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Article, Illustration500 1970-08-29 17 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR ANN: A word to that mother who w»s heartsick because she sent her fine, young son off to the Ivy Leagoe and he returned a hippy radical. She blamed the school* his far-out friends and the new student movement. Perhaps500 words
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Article258 1970-08-29 18 'THE easier tendency in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singa--1 pore the previous day was reversed as a firmer note was injected Into the market yesterday. However transaction* were small and still selective with a bulk of 2.1 million units. Properties persisted to be258 words
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Article281 1970-08-29 18 September first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 52-1/S cents per lb. down 2/8 cent from the previous close. The ton e of the market was quiet and slightly steadier. After an about uncbanged opening the market became steadier281 words
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Article27 1970-08-29 18 LONDON, Tin was very steady on Thursday with 75 tons. Spot buyers 1495 sellers 1497 business nil. 3-month buyers 1497 sellers 1498 business 1496 149827 words
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Article13 1970-08-29 18 The tin price for yesterday was $653.50 per picul up $3.00.13 words
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Article53 1970-08-29 18 LONDON Rubber market closed uncertain on Thursday with spot 19|, 19] nominal. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Oct 19-5/8 20 NOT 20 20-1/4 Oct/Dec 20 20-1/4 Dec 20-3/16 20-7/16 Jan/Mar 20-7/16 20-9/10 Apr/June 20-3/4 20-15/16 Jul/Sept 20-3/4 21 Oct/Dec 20-7/8 21-1/8 Jan/Mar 21 21-1/4 Apr/June 21-1/16 21-5/16 Jul/Spet 21-1/8 21-3/853 words
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Article80 1970-08-29 18 THE noon price* at the Binnpore Chlnm Prod ace Exchange yesterday t»ere: Coconut Oil crqn.) Balk S3 .AO Coconut (MJ (FOB.) J>rym mm M. Copra 3100 Muntok White TfTi) Sarawak •KJKi Black 1 <ro.B.) 187 50 White 185-00 Special •eppet i 157.50 u 1 Special 220-M 1 Slack F80 words
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Article81 1970-08-29 18 The Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for today, Aug. 29. DEPARTURES Godowns Vessels H3/14 Wonorato 18 Australasia •0 East Qlang Ann 21 West Bldor 23/24 Manoloeverett 27 Choyo Maru 31/32 Neptune Topas 44 Bennachle 20 West Scudal ARRIVALS Godowns Vessels 2081 words
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Article629 1970-08-29 18 BID and offer prices officially listed at the rlose of business la the Singapore and Kuala Lompur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS 8. AJinomoto 1.96 203 Akan 1.39 1.49 Allied Cho« 2.69 Ben. Ed 1.97 1.08 Berjaya 1.30 LSI Borneo 1.(5 Boustead 1.91 1.93629 words
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Article813 1970-08-29 18 BUSINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in bracket* In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACM A $1.42 (1); ALCAN $1.40 (1); Allied Choc. $2.66 (7) $2.67 (4); Ben.813 words
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Article65 1970-08-29 18 NEW YORK Gold prices rose in moderately active trading Thursday on markets here and abroad. Zurich bankers attributed recent gains to an Increase In Industrial buying In an otherwise thin market. London gold sained 18} cents at the morning fixing but slipped 14) cents for a second65 words
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Article39 1970-08-29 19 NEW YORK. Dow Jones closing averages Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange were: 30 Industrials 759.79 20 Transp 136.64 15 Utilities 100.44 65 Stocks 239.01 40 Bonds 64 69 Commodity Futures Index 145.02 up 0 6239 words
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Article347 1970-08-29 19 SYDNEY All sections of the market Improved to some extent on the Sydney Stock Exchange Friday. Speealathres received a good run with many of the More established issues posting sign in cast rises. The whole mining market livened to very early In trading as buyers moved347 words
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Article493 1970-08-29 19 ARRIVAL* nr. am MSA 188 Kuala Lampur 62ft K-tn MSA >Hfi Madras 7*o a m MnA ICS Kuala I. a is par 9SOam. Ms 4.52 Kuala Lampur 10 SO a m MSA 449 K«(Mm liar, am. MSA 464 Penang, K Lampur 11 .SO Jm. MSA 20:< Jakarta ISOD493 words
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146 1970-08-29 19 Mr. Malcolm Thom, Associate Director of Cathay Advertising Ltd., has just returned from London after a series of successful talks with BOAC's Controlling Agency Foote, Cone and Beldlng. While In London Mr. Thom outlined BOAC's 1971 advertising programme for Singapore and Malaysia as well146 words
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Article160 1970-08-29 19 LONDON Stock markets drifted on lack of interest today as trading slackened in front of the holiday weekend. By mid-afternoon the Financial Times Index had fallen 1.0 to 341.8 But here and there special situations threw up scattered features. Modest support lifted government stocks by one-eighth160 words
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Article56 1970-08-29 19 NEW YORK Prices on the New York Btock Exchange closed mixed In moderate trading Thursday. At the bell the Dow Jones industrial average of 30 selected Blue Chips stood at 759.79. off 0.68. Of the 1.583 Issues traded. 652 advanced and 825 declined. Volume of 12.440.000 shares56 words
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Article373 1970-08-29 20 Students exhorted to help. people. SINGAPORE needs more mandarins who are brave, wise and dedicated to lead the people to a better life. This was stated yesterday by Mr. S. Rajoratnam, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Labour, in a talk to pre-university students attending the373 words
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147 1970-08-29 20 KUCHING Sarawak's Chief Minister, Da to Haji Abdul Rahman Ya'kub, was yesterday awarded $90,000 damages with costs in a libel suit against a local Eng-lish-language d a i 1 v, "Hie Vanguard, and its editor. Mr. Desmond Leong. Mr. Justice B T.H. Lee.147 words
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Article39 1970-08-29 20 BELGRADE United Nations Secretary General U Thant flew in here yesterday from Paris on a three-day official visit to Yugoslavia. The U.N leader was scheduled to meet Yugoslav Foreign Minister Mlrko Tepavac later yesterday afternoon.39 words
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Article, Illustration72 1970-08-29 20 An AMX 13 tank accomplished this feat (cutting up a car almost in two) not so long ago. A piling rig's kelly bar yesterday more than equalled the record. It snapped during construction work for a shopping complex in Shenton Way. Three tons72 words
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245 1970-08-29 20 KUALA LUMPUR Home Affairs Minister, Tun Dr. Ismail, said yesterday it was imperative that the Malaysian and Singapore Police maintain close relations. This, he said, was because the security of the two countries "cannot be divided." "As long as there is this245 words
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Article61 1970-08-29 20 MADRAS Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew arrives here tomorrow from Ceylon on the second leg of a tonweek world tour. Mr. Lee will spend five days in India and will meet the Indian Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, and the Foreign Minister, Mr. Swaran Singh.61 words
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173 1970-08-29 20 QEOUL The prosecution yesterday demanded the death penalty for a man accused of murdering his sister, an alleged high society prostitute. Chong-Uk Chung was accused of killing his sister, Miss In-Suk Chung. 26, with a pis to. and robbing her In a car which173 words
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