Eastern Sun, 1 September 1970
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Title Section21 1970-09-01 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents Isrd. 1966 Vol. 5 No. 1435 Tuesday, September 1, 1970 MC (P) 161621 words
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Article, Illustration436 1970-09-01 1 Policy to ensure peace for ISO years should follow Switzerland's twin policy of "armed neutrality" to ensure peace and stability for the next 150 years. This would olso enable the country to develop from o regional to one of the world's financial centres, the Minister436 words
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333 1970-09-01 1 IAKARTA, PreslJ dent Suharto of Indonesia last night postponed his visit to Holland, one hour before he was due to leave, following the attack on the Indonesian Ambassador's residence in the Hague. Busloads of young Dutch Ambolnese of Indonesian origin stormed333 words
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Advertisement15 1970-09-01 1 icr^« ■ilii 'Oi m v! ICJI 7 m fefreshesj 0. 7^ jfife .a* y > >^415 words
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Article, Illustration489 1970-09-01 2 J>AY-DAY robbers yesterday escaped with $lO,OOO in cash in two separate daring hold-ups. In one hold-up the robbers left a clue for the crack detectives to investigate a holster of a revolver. In both robberies revolvers were used to rob their victims. ASP489 words
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349 1970-09-01 2 A TEENAGE girl bill collector was locked In an office for 12 hours after she stole $19,220 from her company, a district court was told yesterday. The girl. Mary Lim, 18, wept and pleaded guilty to stealing the mone349 words
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678 1970-09-01 2 T<HE High Court to- day, at the close of a 14-day hearing, will give its verdict on two men involved in the counterfeit currency trial. Shum Wal Tong. 53, and Oh Ah Kal, 38. are alleged to have counterfeited Malaysian $5O678 words
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288 1970-09-01 3 Premier fe New Delhi jgANGALORE, India Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and his wife flew into the best airconditioned city of India yesterday for a first-hand look at the country's scientific and industrial achievements. Looking fit and fresh despite an exhausting day288 words
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Article, Illustration209 1970-09-01 3 EHHJR children wept yesterday over the body of their dead mother and somewhere in Singapore hides a hit-and-run motorist police are hunting for. A fifth and youngest child was fast asleep when shocked husband Chua Kok San, 38, brought the body of Madam209 words
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Article48 1970-09-01 3 The first floor balcony of a two-storey wooden building at Taman Jurong Camp collapsed yesterday, sending 30 soldiers crashing to the ground. Nine soldiers were admitted to hospital for minor Injuries but six have since been discharged. a Ministry of Defence statement said.48 words
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Article50 1970-09-01 3 THE Jackpot prize fo® Toto Draw No. 70/70 has now risen to $150,000 as there were no first and second group winners lot the last Toto draw. Toto Draw No. 70/70 will be held this Thursday at the Wonderland Amusement Park, Kallang Park, at 7.45 p.m.50 words
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Article, Illustration153 1970-09-01 4 FIVE charming Swissair air hostesses will fly Into Singapore next Tuesday with their new glamorous uniforms The new dress comes in ocean blue a delightful contrast to the former navy. This new uniform was Introduced on Sept. I by Swissair for their 700 air hostesses153 words
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195 1970-09-01 4 PRIMARY schoolteacher Mervyn Pereira, currently on bail on charges of rape and molesting schoolgirls, was yesterday also charged with kidnap. Pereira, 39, of Playfair Primary School, is alleged to have raped one of his girl pupils at a cemetery in August last year. UA195 words
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319 1970-09-01 4 ASSISTANT Coroner Mr Chan Chee Pew yesterday recorded a verdict of 'criminal negligence' on the part of Lira Soong Wata, 20, for causing the death of his boat passenger, Mr. Goh Lye, W. "However, I would leave the prosecution to charge him.' said Mr.319 words
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Article59 1970-09-01 4 KUALA LUMPUR. The flre principles of "Ruku Negara", Malaysia's national Ideology, shall guide Malaysians In their dally affairs, the Yang dlPertuan Agong proclaimed yesterday. The principles are: Belief In God: Loyalty to King and Country: Upholding the Constitution: Rule of the Law and Good Behaviour and Morality59 words
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Article82 1970-09-01 4 THE final stage of the campaign for the compulsory wearing of crash helmets will be implemented as from January I next year. Ail motorcyclists and scooterists will be required to wear crash helmets from that date. Riders, provisional or qualified, as well as pillion82 words
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Advertisement25 1970-09-01 4 SINGAPORE SWEEP Ist PRIZE $400,000 2nd Prize $150,000 3rd Prize $75,000 PLUS THOUSANDS OF OTHER PRIZES TO BE WON DATE OF DRAW Bth Sept. '7O25 words
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160 1970-09-01 5 Typhoon Billio loft dooHi ond domcgo in iti troil oftor ripping through South Koroo't southern coostol oreos during Sunday night. The Government Counter-disoster Centre announced five persons had been killed, missing and injured in Cheju Island, 60 miles off the south coast, and in160 words
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Article, Illustration81 1970-09-01 5 THIS iniqM 13th Century Cambodian building is more noted for its temple services within than its apparent historical slgnifleanee. Many people visit It daily just to consult the fortunetellers within on a huge variety of subjects, be It about choosing an auspicious dav for pulling out aUPI radiophoto - 81 words
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262 1970-09-01 5 PHNOM PENH, Communist forces on Sunday overran the town of Srang 26 miles sooth-west of Phnom Penh. Cambodian defenders were forced into "a tactical withdrawal'' after a fierce 3-day battle. A military spokesman explained the withdrawal from the defensive positions in Srang was262 words
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Article240 1970-09-01 5 ROTTERDAM, Netherlands, Dock workers backed by tug crews yesterday slowed traffic into the world's biggest port io a trickle during a strike for higher pay. More than 60 ship* were waiting at the entrance of the "Nieuwe Waterweg'» Waterway from the North Sea to the port.240 words
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Article65 1970-09-01 5 RICHMOND, Virginia Lt.-Gov. Sargeant Reynolds, 34, heir to the Reynolds Metals fortune, is suffering from a brain tumor. Reynolds began hi s public service in 1!»46 when he was elected to the House of Delegates from Richmond. He was elected to the State Senate65 words
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243 1970-09-01 5 TOKYO, —lf a major earthquake was to hit Tokyo causing many Arcs, 99 per cent would have to be fought by ordinary citizens, the Metropolitan Fire Brigade warned. Its warning follows a surrey by the Metropolitan Disaster Prevention Council.243 words
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Article106 1970-09-01 5 INVERNESS, Scotland, Engineer Bob the Dtlre Of Loch 0,1 Sunday 22 1/2 miles from end to end without sighting "Nestle", the legendary monster. However, he had his sights on the Loch Ness swimming record of SI hours 31 minutes. Vv p ha Ps was spurred106 words
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136 1970-09-01 6 SALTA, Argentina A freight train ploughed into a bos loaded with passengers on a level crossing on Sunday. First reports disclosed about 20 people were killed and 25 injured. Police said the crash occurred about 200 miles north-east of Salta. The bus,136 words
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249 1970-09-01 6 TOELGRADE An Algerian airliner was hijacked on a domestic flight by three men armed with two old pistols, three blunt knives and a bottle of petrol. It landed at Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, yesterday. The hijackers aged between 25 and 28, demanded to be249 words
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115 1970-09-01 6 ODESSA, Texas The citizen* of McCamey said goodbye on Sunday to the man who fooled them into believing he was really a doctor. •The people of McCamey are the finest In the world,'' Francis Dalglelsh declared 8 ne boarded the plane that would115 words
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BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
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405 1970-09-01 6 ABERDEEN, Washington More than 1,400 commercial fishing boats were tied UD In Washington and Oregon ports yesterday as American fishermen Joined Canadians In protesting harassment bv Russian trawlers off the West Coast. Canadian and U.8. fishermen have been complaining most of the summer about the405 words
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Article, Illustration46 1970-09-01 6 MRS. TARAKESHWARI SINHA (right), a Member of Parliament belonging to Indira Gandhi's rival Congress, addresses housewives outside the Indian Premier's house. The rally In New Delhi consists of disgruntled women demanding better living conditions and a crub on rising prices. (UPI radiophoto) UPI radiophotoUPI radiophoto - 46 words
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Miscellaneous18 1970-09-01 6 AMY By .hckTipf* M MM. 8 S I "Hey, Mom, did you knowwe're completely out of orange juice?"18 words
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295 1970-09-01 7 jpRESHWATER, Isle of Wight, Englond Britain's biggest-ever pop festivol ended i. choos yesterday. Hundreds of hippie tons went on rompoge, leoving b c *****,000 bill for domoge. Two hundred militant hippies sparked the riot on Sunday when thev stormed into the festival arena295 words
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168 1970-09-01 7 PASADENA, California A University of California. Berkeley, car crossed the finish line first on Sunday to complete the 3.600mile "Clean Air Race" which began a week ago at Massachusetts' Institute of TechnoWT First across the finish line at California Institute of Technology was a168 words
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Article103 1970-09-01 7 NEW DELHI Indian diplomatic mission* in Europe have been a*ked to inquire into the condition* of Indian Catholic girls attached to religious missions in the Make of an alleged "nun running scandal.•» The Federal Hom« Ministry ordered the probe after charge* by a prominent Catholic priest103 words
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Article, Illustration66 1970-09-01 7 C.S. VICE-PRESIDENT SPIRO AGNEW receives lels from a group of weli-wishers npon his arrival at the Honolulu Airport, Hawaii. He had just completed a week-long tour of 5 Asian countries to explain President Nixon's "Guam Doctrine". He will leave for the Western White Bouse in Sa nUPI radiophoto. - 66 words
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Article, Illustration64 1970-09-01 7 CAMELS are readily proving that they are equally at homr on land and in water. These versatile "Ships of the Desert'* recently became seaworthy durin e a flood in Pakistan. They were used to carry passengers and goods across flooded plains. A camel is thusUPI radiophoto - 64 words
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263 1970-09-01 7 CALCUTTA, Police opened fire at four points following bomb attacks in Calcutta yesterday, scheduled as a day of demonstrations by communist supporters. Four people were injured in the shooting and seven were arrested, police said. Demonstrators hurled home-made bombs at police vans, buses263 words
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Article603 1970-09-01 8 \y E have always reacted with sadness, and some misgivings, to the various statements that Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman has made in recent months that he is going to step down from the position he has held as head of government for 13 years. Now that603 words
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Article, Illustration541 1970-09-01 8 Art Buchwald - By Art Buchwald, WOMEN'S li be- ration is working in Tahiti as well as, or better than, any place in the world. I discovered this when I visited the beautiful island of Bora Bora which inspired James Michener's "Tales of the South Pacific." We stayed at the541 words
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Article175 1970-09-01 8 LETTERS Since the Government campaign against air pollution in April 1970, there was a time when the situation was better when buses, lorries and taxis were summoned. The fine is supposed to be increased since Ist August, 1970 but it appears that things have cooled down. Lots of vehicles175 words
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Article623 1970-09-01 8 MOLAR BUND, India Snakes mean money to the 500 people of this small Indian village. Nestling In the shadow of a thermal power station project near New Delhi, Molar Bund looks like any other Indian village with Its thatch-roofed, mudwalled houses. But Instead of leading cows623 words
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Advertisement59 1970-09-01 8 foreign news nod featurn appearing In all editions of the Eastern Hun and The Sun are from Renters llidtrfl Presa International. tienrr trance Prww Editor* Prrw syndicate Newspaper Enterprise Association Publisher* Hall Syndicate I <»- Angeles Times Hyndlcate Gemini News Her vice. North American Newspaper Alliance Mr at frhtnrei Inter-Press59 words
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Article, Illustration679 1970-09-01 9 Sam Uba - AFRICA I COLUMN Brides for sale from £5O to £750 A man can have up to six wives A to urn in Eastern Nigeria INM decided thai a man can marry fram I§va ia six •ramen* Mi has aha cat the bride price drastically. The mares679 words
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Article, Illustration371 1970-09-01 9 Dr. Wayne Brandstadt - DOCTOR'S MAILBAG By Dr. Wayne Brandstadt Q —My son, 5 doesn't pronounce his words plainly. Will he outgrow this? A —By the time a child Is 31, he can usually speak plainly unless there Is a malformation of his voice box, soft palate,371 words
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Miscellaneous25 1970-09-01 9 LADIES DAY 1* K r Ai m I "Wonder if my blind date's a wrestler or; something Joe said he looks like a Greek god!"25 words
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Article, Illustration588 1970-09-01 10/11 WSF - AN DID shot' is o study of human expression, but for the excited type of expression sometimes it is necessary to include an auxiliary display in the background or in the foreground so that it could convey a suitable feeling to the viewers. Otherwise an excitement simply588 words
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Miscellaneous1684 1970-09-01 12 LOOKING AND and radio guide [CARROLL RIOHTKR'S fiom the Carroll Kighter Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: A routine sort of day and evening best spent getting little unimportant matters out of the way so time will be free later on when Important needs arise. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr 19) Get at1,684 words
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Article, Illustration253 1970-09-01 13 WITH o brilliant international cast topped by stars Alan Bates, Oliver Reed, Glenda Jackson, Jennie Linden and Eleanor Bron, "Women In Lore/' based on the startlingly frank and provocative novel by the famed D. H. Lawrence, opens soon at the253 words
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Article353 1970-09-01 13 CULVER CITY "The Road Builder", a contemporary suspense drama being produced by Yoncestreet Film Productions in England starring Patricia Neal, begins shooting September 28. Nick Vanoff and William O. Harbach are executive producers while Alan D. Courtney and Norman S. Powell will co-produce the picture with Alastalr353 words
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Article120 1970-09-01 13 Seven lion cubs were an air safari from Florida to Africa recently to play starring roles In "Living Free", sequel to the highly successful "Born Free", which executive producer Carl Foreman and producer Paul Radln will film for Columbia Pictures. The cubs must be120 words
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98 1970-09-01 13 Considered hit» most explicit statement on sex, "Women In Love," tells the stoi> of the tempestuous and profound sexual relation, ships of two couples against the backgrounds of a small mining community, lavish country estates and the snowcapped mountains of Switierland. It Is98 words
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Miscellaneous200 1970-09-01 13 mm SHAW ISATION [L I D O Phone ***** 4 I Last 2 Days No Fr«e Utt 11 am 1.45. t.M 915 David Chiang "Vencranee" A SHAW PRODUCTION! Mandarin in Scope. Color_ opens thcrsdAyl Stuart Whitman "Breakout" in Color (United Artists* i CAPITOL Phon- 29/i9| NOW SHOWING 11 am 1.45200 words
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Miscellaneous178 1970-09-01 13 .\t fflT i iol QRGAI\JISATIQN CATHAY ***** OPENS TODAY! 11 IST i «M Columbia's "Tralter'a Gate" Oary Raymond. Albert Lleven Comlncl Romy Schneider "M/ Lover, My Sen" An MOM Picture In Color U ODEDN 2 111b 1 LAST 1 DAYS! 11 a.m.. t.M. I.4ft. ft.M p m in 70MM Metrooolor178 words
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Article, Illustration468 1970-09-01 14 r.KAIH'ALLY from the horizon the arc (rts smaller, finally the last shimmer of red light disappears. Night has begun Above are the stars twinkling in the dark blur sky. Below, human activities are busily carried out. Activities are even more vigorous during the week-ends. In Chinatown, the whol*468 words
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Article, Illustration266 1970-09-01 14 While going to a film show one day, my friends and 1 met an old woman carrying a basket of fruits Suddenly, she tripped over a large stone and fell. Instead of helping her, my friends burst out laughing. She was extremely annoyed an<] scolded them which only266 words
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934 1970-09-01 14 MICHAEL WARD - SCIENCE NOTES jjjjii, .-iv-v.. -v. By MICHAEL WARD, The Manned Space Centre of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration looks much smaller now than it did 14 months ago when the eyes of the world were on it. That was when Neil Armstrong934 words
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201 1970-09-01 14 Ele,Walt Dulaney - Dateline Br Ele,Walt Dulaney Dear Ele and Walt: 1 am roine with a very kind, loving girl. She is beautiful to everyone and looks for the best in them. She is this way even with her own family. Because she is so201 words
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Advertisement191 1970-09-01 14 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe THe Eastern Sun's essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and giHs over 14 (Senior) appears in this page from Monday to Friday. Prlie money is: SIC tOi Seniors and $5 for Juniors for every ess** published All191 words
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Article, Illustration217 1970-09-01 15 Marianne Pereira - Story: Marianne Pereira CANDRA and Kiki stole the limelight at a fashion parade held at John Littles recently and they weren't wearing maxis. There were 30 outfits all designed by Anthony Teo. But even though he has been a designer for about seven yearsPicture: Jimmy Chow - 217 words
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Article, Illustration418 1970-09-01 15 Ann Landers - Ann Landers Dear Ann: I am ft grandmother In my 70s, but I try to be 'with It.' I went to a Junior High Summer Carnival last week and went away with a very uneasy feeling about what I saw there. Blnce you are also a grandmother418 words
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Article99 1970-09-01 15 EVERY woman loves to have a healthy, glowing skin. Here's one way of achieving this. Beat together one tablespoon of skimmed milk powder, one teaspoon honey and one egg white. The egg yolk should be added If your skin is sensitive. Use a warm cloth99 words
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Article317 1970-09-01 16 WITH only the Singapore trading room in function doc to the holiday in .Malaysia, the Stock Exchange again opened quiet but steady. Transaction* In the Industrial section appeared scattered with glamour Issues losing favour. Hotels and properties were dull but steady. Commodity shares were outstandingly quiet317 words
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Article, Illustration123 1970-09-01 16 Mr. Victor Lam. General Manager, Used Equipment Department of Tractors Malaysia Berhad, has recently left for a two-week Far East tour to promote sales of used tractors and heavy equipment Mr. Lam is visiting Thailand, Hong Kong. Taipeh, Tokyo, Sabah and Sarawak. Demand Mr. Lam123 words
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Article, Illustration94 1970-09-01 16 Local executive, Mr. Alex Goei has recently returned from Europe where he completed a study course on wines and brandies. Mr. Goei is manager of the hotel and catering section of Sime Darby's liquor department, who with their rapidly growing wine interests, sponsored his tour through94 words
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183 1970-09-01 16 WINOB AMD WHEELS EXPRESS DiC and its subsidiary AIR IXPREBB INTERNATIONAL a leading worldwide air freight forwarding organization, feas announced the opening of Its fiftyfifth oflkw In Singapore. The opening of the offices In Singapore Is In line with Importance of developing Industries183 words
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Article540 1970-09-01 16 BID and offer prices officially listed at the rlose of business in the Singapore and Kuala Lnmpar trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday were: INDI'8TEIAL8 a 8. Alllnd Cfcoo y IH Bra. od 1-46 ■wMr» Uorato 1-31 US Boralnd IN 1.93 C. PI j wood 96 C.540 words
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Article364 1970-09-01 16 BUSINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded In brackets in lots of 1 000 units unless otherwise specified. 91 -37 «5> DIM $1 20 ($>: p» MW <3>; Malajawau 1137 (5) DIM364 words
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Article80 1970-09-01 16 WASHINGTON, The Civil Aeronautics Board (C.A.8.) has refused to approve a decision by International air carriers to raise fares slightly on the North Atlantic route. By a three-two vote, the U.S. government rejected a^vec- merit reached by members bv the International Air Transport Association80 words
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Article69 1970-09-01 16 THB imm art res at lha Si nraporf CUarw 1 EichiRfr ywUito Proriaca wort} tocwiot Oil (r.o.a> Balk 33-00 CmwM OH K£. a > MN M. Mfn 1 MvaMt White •T.00 Sri, mrao Sarawak Whltt Prpoer MB 1S&40 Sarawak Hpcrlal Blark I57.SO (FOB) Blark Prppcr Lampobr Hlark 1 220-0069 words
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Article363 1970-09-01 17 SYDNEY, Queensland Mines and its close associate Kathleen Investments spotlighted a mixed days trading on Sydney stock exchange Monday. Queensland Mines shot to a high of $11.30 soon after trading began. This followed reports from the company that it had discovered a new uranium deposits363 words
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Article243 1970-09-01 17 LONDON, The International Coffee Council agreed to retain coffee export quotas for the 41 coffee producing members of the international agreement. The last ditch compromise solution was the result of Intensive efforts to find a formula to span the differences between the opposing positions sufficiently to stand some243 words
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Article435 1970-09-01 17 AKHIV4L8 145 am MS* ltd l.ompttr 1+m a m MM Mtt M>«ran lull Luu» pur lAtn- M>* in kaiit I n in par 9 so* m M-»* (St Huili l.uaipur lluf>im mm I&4 Pen «nc K ujl.i Lnm pur UM«m Mvl Ml Ufcirti 1 ML o m MSA435 words
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Article, Illustration98 1970-09-01 17 Mr William Yong. (above) general manager of Office Development Corporation left Singapore last week on a business tour of Europe. One of the primary purposes of his tour is to visit principals which the company has been agent for many years. Mr. Yong. who will be away98 words
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Article85 1970-09-01 17 THE Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for ships in port today, Tuesday Sept. I: DEPARTURES tiudowns Vessels 5 Archanglas Michales 6/7 Calcutta Maru 2o East Petallng 28/29 Iman 30 Kafuku Maru 31/32 Bamora 38/39 Glenbeg 42/43 Kyoyu Maru 47 Christian Maersk ARRIVALS85 words
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Article, Illustration204 1970-09-01 17 AN Italian tour (roup, whose members comprise of executives of the Chamber of Commerce from the province of Varese, left Singapore after an exhausting fact-finding cum sight-seeing tour of the island Republic. The tour is the first of this kind that came from Italy.204 words
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Advertisement53 1970-09-01 17 CONFIDENTIAL STENOGRAPHER/CUM TYPIST APPLICANTS for the post should be between 20-25 years and must have obtained a Senior Cambridge School Certificate. Please apply to the Personnel Manager, Maxwell P. O. Box No. 1, Singapore 2, giving details of qualifications (eg. typing, shorthand, etc.) and previous experience. Salary wilJ commensurate with53 words
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Article837 1970-09-01 18 PENANG, Following are the weights for this weekend's racing here: SATURDAY CL. 2 DIV. «F. Blue Sky 9.00 Panglima Larut II 9.00 Altar Boy 8.12 Sokitomi 8.12 Charman Rose 8.11 Sunnyside Up 8.11 Rembrandt 8.10 Matico 8.10 Colony Surf 8.09 Pelor Mas 8.08 Gigantor 8.05 Saya Datang837 words
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Article72 1970-09-01 18 STOCKHOLM Th« Council of the International Athletics Federation is to propose the exclusion of South Africa at the lAAF congress, here, it was learned yesterday. The congress has elected two vice-presidents for its Stockholm session, Adrian Paulen, president of the European Athletics Committee and Mats72 words
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Article, Illustration236 1970-09-01 19 A RECORD number of 33 overseas entries have been receiv- ed for tfiis year's Malaysian Open Tennis championships to be held in Kuala Lumpur from September 10 to 13. This group includes the number two ranked Australian doubles pair, Jeffrey Masters and236 words
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Article78 1970-09-01 19 STOCKHOLM International athletes will in future be allowed to switch from one country to another after one year instead of the Dresent three years, it was announced yesterday. The intern atio n a 1 Amateur Athletic Federation (lAAF) congress agreed to revise the lAAF rules to enable78 words
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Article35 1970-09-01 19 TURIN. Italy. Agnes Simonffy of Hungary won the only gold medal at stake on the fifth day of th e world student games yesterday in the women'? individual foil event of the fencing.35 words
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Article36 1970-09-01 19 TURIN. The Kuweit volleyball team yesterday failed to turn up for its world student games match against Israel, which won the match by forfeit. Algeria and Albania have also refused to play the Israelis.36 words
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Article50 1970-09-01 19 TURIN Australia's Young was defeated 6-0 by Parms of the Soviet Union in the Women's tennis sirygles quarter finals of the World Student Games yesterday. Kazuko Swamtsu '(GIA) defeated Monica Giorgi (ITA.) 6-0 6-1. The Japanese girl will be playing Ada de BakKer (PBA) in the semifinals.50 words
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Article123 1970-09-01 19 NAIROBI, Hockey players swinging their sticks and spectators armed with flagpoles fought In the middle of the pitch as a riot ended the third test between Olympic Champions Pakistan and Kenya on Sunday. The match was abandoned 15 minutes after half-time when the city park stadium123 words
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Article173 1970-09-01 19 CLIFTON, New Jersey, Final scores and money winnings in the US$3OO,OOO Dow Jones open golf championship at Upper Montclair Country Club (par 72). Bobby Nichols US$6O 000 68-70-69-69 276. Labron Harris $34,200 69-68-70-70 277. Dan Sikes 21.300 71-73-67-68 279; Larry Hinson 14,100 70-69-70-71 280; Charles173 words
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80 1970-09-01 19 TWENTY years ago Gussie Moran was a trim, shapely American tennis champion who raised eyebrows when she wore a tennis skirt with matching lace panties. Today Gussie still is trim and shapely, and is promoting new Olga "Tennis Girl" Dresses. Here she wears an Olga creation in the smart sailorUPI PHOTO. - 80 words
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173 1970-09-01 19 SEOUL, The Philippines and Japan will clash today (Tuesday) in the virtual final of the Asian Junior Boys Basketball championship as South Korea dropped out by losing to Japan by a 20-point margin Sunday night. Both the Filipino and Japanese teams remain undefeated after173 words
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Article62 1970-09-01 19 TURIN, Italy Medals standings at the end of the fifth day of the world student games here were as follows: O S B United States 19 15 7 Soviet Union 6 8 7 Italy 2 10 Yugoslavia 12 1 Hungary 10 0 Japan 0 2 3 Rumania62 words
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90 1970-09-01 19 MANILA, Japanesa junior lightweight Yashime Hanabusha was stopped by Arturo (Baby) Lorona of the Philippines in the fifth round of their scheduled 10-round match in Cebu City, Central Philippines, Saturdav night, it was reported yesterday. Press reports said Hanabusha was leading by two points90 words
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351 1970-09-01 20 3 civilians and a US sol are fciffec/ TRANG, Vietnam A South Vietnamese medical officer cud about 12 other soldiers took over a military hospital and began a sniping spree that has killed four persons including a U.S. serviceman, Allied military sources disclosed yesterday.351 words
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Article70 1970-09-01 20 BELFAST Police and troops yesterday seized weapons and hand grenades and detained 11 persons in raids on 20 houses in the Roman Catholic Falls Road area of Belfast, a police spokesman said. The spokesman said six pistols, one shotgun, 11 hand-grenades and 1.500 rounds of ammunition70 words
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Article, Illustration20 1970-09-01 20 MADRAS, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew (left) meeting with Indian President, Mr. Girl, on Sunday. UPI picture.UPI picture. - 20 words
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588 1970-09-01 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Support and loyalty to the Prime Mi-nister-designate, Tun Abdul Razak, poured into the Federal capital yesterday as the nation bade farewell to the retiring Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman. Tun Razak will head the Malaysian Government when the Tunku588 words
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Article, Illustration112 1970-09-01 20 A worried food stall vendor yesterday appealed for help to trace his son, Mohamed Akram, 10. who has been missing for the last two days. Mr. Mustak Ahmad, of 126, Anson Road, fears that his son might have met with an unfortunate accident. Akram112 words
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