Eastern Sun, 11 September 1970
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Title Section21 1970-09-11 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents Estd. 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1444 Friday, September 11, 1970 MC (P) 161621 words
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Article, Illustration375 1970-09-11 1 FIELD, Jordan Some 300 hostages, whom Palestinian guerillas said they were going to blow up yesterday, sweated out an extended deadline for their release aboard three hijacked jetliners parked in the middle of the Jordanian desert here. Palestinian guerillas fron the Popular Front for theUPI photo.; UPI radiophoto. - 375 words
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174 1970-09-11 1 AMMAN Jordanian authorities and Palestinian guerillas sealed a new agreement yesterday to end fighting and respect a ceasefire declared on Wednesday, according to official Amman Radio. The radio said a meeting was held yesterday between Government officials and Palestinian leaders. Premier Abdel174 words
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Article88 1970-09-11 1 LONDON The crew of the giant 100.000ton tanker Aquarius reportedly abandoned ship yesterday after a collision with a Russian vessel off the coast of Muscat and Oman. A distress signal from the Russian ship, the 9,547-ton Svetlogorsk, asked all ships in the area to assist her,88 words
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Advertisement68 1970-09-11 1 NOW HEAR l-HE AW ABU WIN NI Loudspeaker System* AUDIO SERVIC It. St. Gregory Pl««'e Singapore. Tel: JWIM43 JUDGE WISELY! ZA R«UKfS\ fan* I m WIW ffS M Nil m inm iffi? m in avQi 5 MKMfIkJS if you want ABSOLUTE SAFETY for YOUR MONEY BANK WITH OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPN.LTD.68 words
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Article, Illustration298 1970-09-11 2 pOME September 16, coffee-shop patrons will have to pay five cents more for each cup of their favourite drink. But coflee-«hop owners yesterday explained that prices bad not been increased. A man who pays 15 cents Instead of the traditional 10 cents298 words
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174 1970-09-11 2 SINGAPORE beer drinkers need not fear for their arteries and heart muscles no cobalt sulphate Is used In local brewing process. Thlg assurance came from a Tiger Brewery spokesman At Alexandra Road. He was commenting on a report in Citerday evening ue of the174 words
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231 1970-09-11 2 A CONSTRUCTION labourer convicted yesterday of murder by the High Court will not hong he was under 18 at the time the offence was committed. Mr. Justice Winslow and Mr. Justice D. C. D'Cotta ordered Lee 800 Tiong 17, to be231 words
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325 1970-09-11 2 Malaysia Singapore Airlines workers are up In protest again this time against one of the company's directors. More than 700 members of the MSA Engineering Department yesterday attended a meeting to protest against the alleged "high-handed and arbitrary325 words
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116 1970-09-11 2 FARMER Ng Hock Lee, 32, was yesterday committed to stand trial in the High Court for the alleged murder of a woman factory worker who was buried alive in May this year. He Ls alleged to have murdered his neighbour. Madam Kwek116 words
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226 1970-09-11 3 LUMPUR Work permits will now be issued for o period of two years irrespective of the category of occupation to entitled persons and those who ore eligible to become citizens through naturalisation. The Notionol Operations Council decided this at its meeting here226 words
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203 1970-09-11 3 T OCAL artists must venture out into other parts of Southeast Asia and the world to seek fresh ideas. This advice was given by Mr. Fong Sip Chee, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Culture. Mr. Fong was speaking at the opening203 words
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79 1970-09-11 3 A construction worker Neo Khuay Lam, 36, who fell from the eighth floor of a building under construction, died in the Thomson Road General Hospital yesterday. Neo. of Plantation Avenue, reported 'or work as usual yesterday morning. He later went up to79 words
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117 1970-09-11 3 A 17 year old youth, Paul Ng, who pleaded guilty to three charges of robbery yesterday, was ordered by the court to be remanded, pending a probation report. The court read out only one charge and took into consideration the remaining ones. The court117 words
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Advertisement206 1970-09-11 3 How To DRIVE aßaraaiN XV I i i V 1. Slap into your neerest Ford dealer'• showroom and canity around aa if you don't realty want to buy anyi 2. Wlian tha talaanan approachaa you, ad ROf him you're looking for a good-size family lag-room lor ftva people. a 4206 words
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Miscellaneous26 1970-09-11 3 Toto draw Following are the numbers drawn in last night's Tolo Draw; 4 44 15 39 11 Additional number 12 Three circle draws: 26 27 1526 words
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Article, Illustration63 1970-09-11 4 Mr. Peter Chan Kok llotig. President of the Lions Club of Singapore Central (left) yesterday presented a cheque of |1<»,711 to Dr. Arthur Lim, President of the Singapore Association for the Blind. The money was collected from the charity film premiere of "The Apartment" shown at63 words
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148 1970-09-11 4 KUALA LUMPUR For the first time, two girls hare been selected to help step up Malaysia's trade drive overseas. Miss Ong Joon Inn and Miss Jeswant Kaur are among 24 people recruited for Malaysia's Trade Commission Service, the Minister of Commerce and Industry,148 words
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Article63 1970-09-11 4 A CORONER yesterday recorded a verdict of misadventure on the death of Le e Hoe San 9, who died shortly after hi s left chest was pierced bv a stump following a fall from a tree. The incident occurred on Aug. 28 behind his Jalan Kwok63 words
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231 1970-09-11 4 KUALA LUMPUR The Acting Director of Operations, Tun Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, stressed yesterday that the recent Amendment to the Sedition Act will apply not only to discussions outside Parliament or State Assemblies but also in Parliament and231 words
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Article49 1970-09-11 4 STUDENT Soh Choon Beng. 16, was yesterday given a s'x months* conditional discharge when he pleaded euilty to fishing in a prohibited area #n June 27. The Seventh Magistrate's Court was told that Boh was caught fishing fit the Selctar Reservoir by two policemen on patrol there.49 words
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Article, Illustration199 1970-09-11 4 A local bu s company has to cut down air pollution from its operations b v ordering a ne w fleet °f buses with soecial anti-pollu-tion devices. The 37-foot buses are claimed to be the longest in South-East Asia Ta v Koh Yat Bus199 words
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Article67 1970-09-11 4 KUALA LUMPUR A bomb-hoax on Wednesday night threw the Kuala Lumpur inter, national Airport Into a bee-hive of actlvltlea sounding off all emergency stations. The hoax forced a BOAC Jetliner, which was about to take off, to be delayed for more than four hours. The plane67 words
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Miscellaneous16 1970-09-11 4 AMY By Jack Tlpptt M! "Beat your heart a little louder, Archie...l can barely hear if."16 words
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261 1970-09-11 5 ANGELES A former "Manson Family" member who contends he sow Charles Manson carrying a gun later used in the Tate-Labianca slayings testified yesterday in the murder trial. The trial resume after a five-day holiday for Lobour Day and California Admission Day261 words
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Article, Illustration303 1970-09-11 5 HONOLULU The President «f the International Air Transport Association (lATA) disclosed he had been informed that the insurance market around the world has cancelled insurance contracts with airlines after the recent Middle East hijackings. Dr. Gerrltt Tan der Wal. speaking to the opening session of303 words
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Article43 1970-09-11 5 RANGOON Wild boars have been creating havoc ir groundnut plantations in Letpadan, lower Central Burma. However, farmers hunting them with bows and arrows have made a tldv profit by selling the boar carcasses for meat, according to local prevui reports.43 words
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Article78 1970-09-11 5 COPENHAGEN An intensive sea and air search for a missing Danish submarine was called off yesterday after the vessel was spotted south-west of Lindesness in South Norway. Planes and ships scoured the Skagerrak for the 370-ton 'Narhvalen when she wan reported missing on Wednesday after failing78 words
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Article, Illustration67 1970-09-11 5 SAMMY DAVIS, JR., and his bride of 5 months, Altonise, gave a press conference after his recovery from boat of pneumonia. The entertainer had collapsed at Lake Mead near La s Vegas, Nevada, while filming a sequence for the television series, "Name of the Game." SoUPI radiophoto. - 67 words
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Article58 1970-09-11 5 BRUSSELS Security officials ml Brussels Airport were surprised when their special detecting machine showed a middle-aged woman apparently armed to the teeth. She was then about to board a plane to the United States. However, the newly installed machine had mistaken metal supports in the58 words
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210 1970-09-11 6 FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida A New York shipping firm yestcrdav bid 559,600,006 for the 83,000-ton 'Queen Elizabeth' within five minutes of the start of bidding on the liner at a hotel. It was the highest bid, although an Italian firm had offered a pre-auct-ion210 words
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Article292 1970-09-11 6 A MMAN Rocket blasts and machinegun fire shook Amman yesterday in the bitter army-guerrilla crisis, dragging the country into cnaos. The sound of gunshots could be clearly heard in Jebel Amman, where most government departments and diplomatic missions are situated. Th e Arm* came after a night292 words
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Article92 1970-09-11 6 LONDON Britain'! first sex supermarket opened in London on Wednesday. A wide range of sexual aids are available including contraceptives, books on "variations on a sexual theme" and "quick acting tonics to increase the sexual urge." Miss Ann Summers, an attractive 29 year old92 words
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90 1970-09-11 6 LONDON. Paddy O'Malley won S)2 on the football polls a month ago. Last week, he won 552.20. $2.20. Thl s week, he won $1,993,049. O'Malley. a $l4B a week Irish labourer, did not even send in a claim (or his win, because, as he90 words
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Article76 1970-09-11 6 ABERFAN. Wales Fifteen families fled their homes recently as flood water from a coai tip gushed into houses less than 100 yards from the scene of the 1966 disaster. Two of the families evacuated lost children four years ago in the coal-waste avalanche which enveloped76 words
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Advertisement97 1970-09-11 6 hlj> The Japan with a difference. Cathay Pacific's Japan. Every day you can discover it. The Fishing at Gifu. The snow in Sapporo. The Ginza in Tokyo. The Imperial Palace, the Meiji Shrine, the serene Inland Sea. Japan is all there waiting for you to discover. For business or pleasure.97 words
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138 1970-09-11 7 BANGKOK An International counterfeit currency ring opera, ting in South Thailand has been smashed with the arrest at 11 Malaysians and a Mexican, police sources disclosed. They claimed police In Haadyal, 705 miles •outh of Bangkok, raided three hotels on Monday and Tuesday.138 words
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53 1970-09-11 7 PARIS A 22-year-old French taxi driver, married with two young daughters, died of burns in the Bo is de Boulogne yesterday after pouring petrol over his dothmg and setting himself alight. More than 20 people have died of self-immo-lation in France since the beginning53 words
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Article, Illustration249 1970-09-11 7 Rulers of the Third World yesterday concluded 3 days of debate by attempting to formulate a 'new look' non-alignment for Hie 1970'5. Leaders of the over 60 nations representing half the world's under-privileged population agreed at the Non-Aligned Summit that economic independenceUPI radiophoto. - 249 words
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154 1970-09-11 7 HONG KONG China yesterday prepared it hold its first National People's Congress ia six years as speculation Mounted an whoa It would choose m Head of State. The Communist Party Central Committee, meeting in plenary session in Peking from August 23 to154 words
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Article379 1970-09-11 7 Cambodians break Red siege of Kompong Thorn rmOM KM! Cambodian troops we poised to begin sweeping operations agalnet North Vletatnecc forces around Kompong Tbom after breaking a three-month communist clege of the town. The Cambodian military command said the breakthrough came with the successful landing of379 words
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Article136 1970-09-11 7 NdREMBEKG, West Germany Eight young Czechoslovaks went on trial in Nuremberg yesterday, accused of the June hijacking of an airliner. The case is widely expected to set a precedent for the treatment of such cases before German law. The group are allegod to have136 words
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Article643 1970-09-11 8 T intransigent attitude of the Palestinian guerillas in their current hijacking of civilian planes flying international colours may well blind the world to the greater threat they pose to the fragile world economy. The more developed the world communication links and Industries, the more they must643 words
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Article, Illustration475 1970-09-11 8 Art Buchwald, Martha's Vineyard - By Art Buchwald, Martha's Vineyard, EACH person celebrated Women's Liberation Day recently in her own way, and oven on a beautiful island such as Martha's Vineyard the women protested in their fashion. I hadn't even realised it was Women's Liberation Day until I got to475 words
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306 1970-09-11 8 WASHINGTON Some Anericu prisoners of war were killed in the atonic blast that destroyed Hiroshima in 1945, U.B. Archives sources confirmed today. ...But they declined to say how many were killed on the ground that the information is still classified. They indicated,306 words
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302 1970-09-11 8 WASHINGTON Mr. Yasuhlro Nakasone, Director General of the Japanese Defence Agency, conferred here today with Defence Secretary Melvin Laird on U.S.-Japanese military cooperation and security problems hi Southeast Asia. Mr. Nakasone met the U.S. Defence Chief at the start of a 10-day visit to the United302 words
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Article26 1970-09-11 8 Samuel Goldwyn - Samuel Goldwyn. EVERY one has bad breaks, bat every one also has opportunities. The man who can smile at and grab his chances gets on—Samuel26 words
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Advertisement60 1970-09-11 8 Foreign nrwi and reacare* appearing ID all edition* of the Kvtrrn MUD and The nan are from ■enter*. Lniteo Pre** International litnn trance Prette hdltur* FT*** syndicate Near*, paper enterprise Asportation PntilUheo Hall Hyndieatr Ixtt Angele* Time* indicate Oemtni New* Ber*tea North American Newspaper Alii•nee rim tW tares Inter-Preaa Peat60 words
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Article, Illustration757 1970-09-11 9 Edwin Rosenthal - By Edwin Rosenthal £ONDON Civilisotion is not well on the woy to poisoning itself to death, according to British conservationists. They ore oghast because of the tremendous impact on public opinion of pollution warnings issued during the current European Conservation year. Not long ago, the conservationist programme almost757 words
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Article351 1970-09-11 9 DOCTOR'S MAILBAG q—What are the characteristics of an alcoholic? A -An alcoholic may sho*r several of the following: Often loses time frotn work, neglects his family, has periods of great remorse about his drinking, gets into financial difficulties, turns to low companions in an inferior environment351 words
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Article, Illustration1144 1970-09-11 10/11 THE MORNNG AFTER with Weatherbee Wong THERE I WAS with absolutely nothing to wear not a thing and I'd made this big date with a new bird. My favourite suit was in the cleaners and wouldn't be ready until the following day.1,144 words
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Advertisement232 1970-09-11 10/11 Preaentlng BLACK FIRE Hhowtlme: 11 p.m. A flery team who will tins and play Anything from top favourites to psychedelic pop. Barked by H. H. T»nn A hi* Royal Player*. Hotel Malaysia, Hlngapore. Tel: #***** V oat Floershew feature* DUO REVELLE Acrobatic* Eilraordlnalrr music by Shin look Nlen orchestra with232 words
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Advertisement132 1970-09-11 10/11 AMBASSADOR HOTEL On the Waterfront at Katong PROUDLY PRESENTS THi CONSULATE BAR: For that quiet after-work drink, or those ore-dinner cocktails join vour friends In the Consulate Bar the NEWEST cocktail bar In Singapore Soft pile carpets, deep luxurious seats relaxing music, and sensible prices. Why not drop in tonight?132 words
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Advertisement69 1970-09-11 10/11 JUST FLOWN IN FROM JAPAN Tasty Tender KOBE BEEF (Matsuzaka) BY CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS j BIRD BOTTLE Restaurant Bar 377, Bukit Timah Road, (3% Milestone) S'pore, Tel: *****9 ***** WANTED: Waitresses and a Secretary Apply with photographs. With TENDERNESS the most sensational, swinging-groovy group direct from Western Australia to give69 words
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Advertisement48 1970-09-11 10/11 m m A m as !V> m/j m M m. RW *J ws 'WF m w te mm fi m m p(i 4.J ifSl V'/T o >/ ivv* OINi AT CINO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT TEL: 6424T5 THE AQUARIUS DISCOTHEQUE IS OPEN FROM 8 P.M. TO a a u uiruTi v48 words
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Miscellaneous1896 1970-09-11 12 LOOKING AND radio CARROLL. RIOHTER'S from the Carroll Righter Institute GENERAL TENudeCIES: Until naidafternoon you have every chance to use your best judgment to organize practical matters in a way that will enable you to extent your financial success far beyond present boundaries. Then take it easy tonight and rest1,896 words
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Article, Illustration1433 1970-09-11 13 Film version of CROMWELL" "ANY action against any member of this house is a breach of privilege and I move that this house declare as public enemies, any who lay hands upon its members. And I further move that any such action against this house be1,433 words
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Miscellaneous193 1970-09-11 13 b SHAW 2^*****3 LIDO Phono 3734 14 N«« Showing!—N( Free List 11 UL IJI Ml 111 ln Vu Cleef "tatau Technicolor Scope «CA» CAPITOL Pi' Now Showing—No Free List 11 I.M. 4.00 6.4 ft, 9.W pm David Chiang "TenitinM" (A SHAW PRODUCTION I Mandarin ID Bcope Co lot TOMORROW MIDNIGHT193 words
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Miscellaneous159 1970-09-11 13 ORG AIMIS ATIOIVJ DEOIM 2 Now Showing No Fr*» U»« 11 aa*. I*. Y*n Can't Win "ta All" rony CurUa, Charlo* Bronsoo ORCHARD- <2161 pssi CATHAY i 3400 OPBNR TODAY! II >-• I*o «JM 9M POI'I "COTM Mo Bake Color Rooert Porster. Sondra LOCK* I MAJ[STiI| QOlOIHd';: RUBr I and159 words
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Article, Illustration424 1970-09-11 14 SHMK I .X < I WASHINGTON Far Hi# past 20 yeats, scientists in varioas ■arts of the worid have been trying to achieve deaf fusion. The ultimate goal to a fusion reactor that would generate enormous amounts of electrical power from a cheap and abundant fuel, theIPS. - 424 words
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Article, Illustration528 1970-09-11 14 Amid HM* highly sophisticated and modernised world, Science is an absolute must and an undetectable companion of man. The rapidly advancing society of ours demands the rise of towering skyscrapers for the accomodation of the trowing population and the growth of supersonic jet-planes foi fast-tra-vel and comfort528 words
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Article, Illustration315 1970-09-11 14 With the kdruMßeal of •ckiee ud techMtop ud increase of Matrio, BM* eo" tries, including Singapore, ate CMfrwtrd with i new pcoblci how to 4eal with the neuce ml air »flitio« Air pollution, as we are aware of, is a health hazard. The p os i on ous smoke315 words
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Article181 1970-09-11 14 Ele, Walt Dulaney - Mir fl| IB By Ele, Walt Dulaney DEAR WALT: In Ortohir My brother it (•tag iata tlio •errioe. I won't kava time Met sckooJ itartt, to I want to change rooms now and really fix ««o big oM room for He's wrtUnf to do this but181 words
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Advertisement195 1970-09-11 14 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe The Eastern Sun's essay writing contest tor boys and girls o# 14 and under (Junior) and boys and girls over 14 (Senior) appears in this page from Monday to Friday. Prlae money it: SIC for Senior* and $5 tor Junior* tor every essay outfitted AJJ195 words
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Article, Illustration84 1970-09-11 15 MISS EILEEN SEAH, beautician by trade, has a special attraction to Asian women. She's a specialist in Asian skin problems and rejected offers of courses at the big European houses in favour of training in Hone Kong. Eileen, Du Barry's chief beauty consultant for Singapore and Malaysia,84 words
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Article, Illustration47 1970-09-11 15 'J'HE newest thing on the fashion horizon is the body gown—which in reality is just ultra feminine sleepwear that can double as a party gown. And here's Gillian in the slimming, shaping and innocently devastating body gown, with a revealing thigh-high slit.47 words
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Article259 1970-09-11 15 i POOR posture causes i pain, both to its perpetl rator and to a witness of > it. Just picture a girl who I slumps. She looks like a sack of meal. Or how about the woman who stands 'tiff as a ramrod? My, she259 words
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Article, Illustration397 1970-09-11 15 Ann Landers - Ann Landers Please tell women who go to bargain sales not to say to a person who Is looking at a sale item, "If you don t want that 1 would like to buy It." This does one of two things both of them bad. It makes the397 words
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Article308 1970-09-11 16 Old timers returned to sparkle under the lead of speculative element in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday Generally the rest of the market held steady but quiet with a total volume of 1.8 million units transacted during the day. The hotel308 words
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Article, Illustration73 1970-09-11 16 Mr. R. V. Funk. Controller of Service. Champion Motors Group left recently for a tour of leading automobile manufacturers In four countries. Mr. Funk will visit the Volkswagen factories In Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom and the VW. principals in Wolfsburg. Germi nj. The Champion73 words
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Article86 1970-09-11 16 TMf noon prtfti at the 8liiiiip«irr 1 lilnf«f brlianit jnlniU) h oill|f Oil PtWlBlf 1 It O B) Bulk 61 M tiKonul OH 1 O B) Dnin UH M (opra MM Momok ithltt Prpprr (FOB.) IftftM BariiHiik Wbllt IVpprr 182.AO Karuwtik rtpcrtnt Hl.uk PRPPEI IK-OB) IA? SO LumiKiiil Nprrinl86 words
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Article13 1970-09-11 16 THE tin nrice for yesterday- was sti.ss per picul up 3/8.13 words
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Article267 1970-09-11 16 September first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 49-7/8 cents per lb. up 1/2 cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet A very quiet session ruled during the morning with levels keeping about267 words
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Article122 1970-09-11 16 HONG KONG Thursday's currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Ruvers) (Sellers) 1965 197.5 per 100 Straits dollars 151 153 per 1.000 Taiwan dollars A 74 (175 per Australian dollar 340 360 per 1.000 Burmese kyats 465 485 per 1.000 Indian rupees <135 lt>6 per122 words
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Article57 1970-09-11 16 (Manager'* Prire for 11) ASIA I Nil rRI'STS M Invert Fnnd lit 1*3 Mtla Prof IM> I.M CHARTKRKD CNII TRUSTS U Puna m l«) SINGAPORE UNIT TRUST® 2nd Spore I-7S 3rd Nuore L-LF t'oin fnd. M 1*1 The Saving rand 97 1 r>\»l B- r. Fnnd 9& I57 words
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Article634 1970-09-11 16 BID and offer prices officially listed at the close of business to the Singapore and Koala Lompor trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday I INDUSTRIALS B 8 Arma Allied Choc. Ren. Her jay a Borneo Houstead C. Plywood C. Sugars C.CH. C. Storage C. 4 C. n634 words
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Article946 1970-09-11 16 BUSINESS done In and reported to the tradinf rooms of the Stork Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded In brarkets In lots of I NI anils unless otherwise soerifled. INDUSTRIALS Alc*b $l4O (2) $142 (3); DIM $143 (1) $145 *1): Be r jay946 words
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Article36 1970-09-11 16 NEW YORK—Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Industrials 766.43 20 Transp 138.05 15 Utilities 109.82 65 Stocks 240.96 40 Bonds 65 01 Commodity ft'ti-res inde* 147.80 up 0.27.36 words
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Article362 1970-09-11 17 SYDNEY Poseidon Thursday led specufative shares in a resounding rally on Sydney Stock Exchange.Strong performances in London overnight convinced buyers that Poseidon was again worthy of interest. From the start Poseidon ros e and continued throughout the day to close with a $lO.OO Increase at $85.00. The362 words
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Article112 1970-09-11 17 TOKYO Japan signed a contract with Indonesia yesterday for the export of 67,183 tons of rice to Indonesia on credit, the government's Food Agency announced. Price per ton was fixed at US$l4O (*****) Indonesia will pay for the rice over a period of 30 years112 words
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Article103 1970-09-11 17 THE Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for today, Sept. 11. DEPARTURES Godowns Vessels 1/2 Menestheus 4 Glory Horal 'lO/11 Chuwa Maru 12 Yuho Maru •13/14 Telemachus 18 Nlenburg 19 Estelle Maertk 20 West Glang Ann 22 Reiho Maru 23/24 Thorsorlent 27/28 Bingo103 words
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Article435 1970-09-11 17 ARRIVALS 1.45 am. MsA 125 Kuala Lumpur 7-30 am. MsA 1382 Kuala l.umpur •30 am. MSA 452 Kaala Lumpur 11-05 am. Ms A 454 Penatig, Kuala Lumpur 11.50 am. MSA 203 Jakarta 130 pm. MSA 451 Kacfclng 130 pm. MSA 021 Kuala l.umpur, Malacca •■35 pm. MSA 56?435 words
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Article, Illustration77 1970-09-11 17 Mr. Hideo Okauchi, (above) President of the Board of Directors of Shiseido Cosmetics, will be making a weekend stop-over in Singapore on hLs round-the-world trip. Mr. Okauchi visited Singapore five years ago He will also make an on-the-spot study of all aspects of the whole cosmetic market77 words
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Advertisement170 1970-09-11 17 TENDER NOTICE P.W.D. SINGAPORE TENDERS »re Invited from PW D. Registered Contractors for the under-mentioned works:— 1. Construction of Three (*> overhand pedestrian bridge* over"— (i) Qneensway near New Town t»ecSchool (II) KI in 8 en g Rontl near kini Hen* Went School. (Mi) Road near (Jan ting Seng School170 words
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Advertisement908 1970-09-11 17 TENDER NOTICES P.W.D. SINGAPORE TENDERS are Invited from P W.D Registered Contractors and from other auitable contractors for the following work:— Addition of a Krcord Office and an Almoner'* .store at Irrawaddy Koad, Government Sain Clinic, (ilunapore BHOWROUND: Contractors to BMM 8 O at the entrance of Iriiwaddy Road. Government908 words
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2682 1970-09-11 18 SATURDAY Raee 1: a. 5 Div. 2—6 P.—2.15 P-m- ($5,000) 1. ***** The Peacock 8y 800 Low Yat (Leong) Asuwadi 14 1. ***** Tripoli 5y 813 Joy (Allan) Liew 9 ***** Black King 4y 8 12 Agasam (Daniels) Kingston 7 4. ***** Straits Code2,682 words
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398 1970-09-11 19 ITUALA LUMPUR Regal Mote continued to impress here this morning, reports our racing correspondent. With apprentice 'Patrick Ngiow astride, Regal Mate galloped attractively over 3f in 36 4/5 on a yielding track. Regal Mate has regained some of his former dash and should do398 words
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Article213 1970-09-11 19 SIEGEN. West Germany Results of the fifth round matches in the 19th Chess Olympiad here: GROUP ONE: Dominican Republic nil Spain 3 (1 game unfinished), Tunisia 2, Peru 2. Australia 3.5. Greeso 00.5, USSR 3, Poland nil. Monaco nil Faroe Isles 4. GROUP TWO: Mongolia 3, Canada213 words
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117 1970-09-11 19 American League Standings and results after Wednesday's play: EAST W L OB Baltimore 91 51 ,New York 81 61 10 Detroit 75 68 161 Boston 74 68 17 Cleveland 67 76 241 Washington 66 75 241 WEST W L OB Minnesota 84 56 Oakland v117 words
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116 1970-09-11 19 National League Standings after Wednesday's play: EAST W L OB New York 75 67 Pittsburgh 75 67 Chicago 74 68 1 St Louis 68 75 71 Philadelphia 66 77 9) Montreal 61 79 13 WEST W L OB Cincinnati 92 53 Los Angeles 77 64116 words
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Article117 1970-09-11 19 NEW YORK. Former world heavy weight boxing champion Casslus Clay and Jerry Quarry will sign contract* to meet in a 15-round bout In Atlanta on October 26. The fight La expected to be seen on closed circuit television In theatres across the country. The fight Is117 words
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205 1970-09-11 20 One person blown out of building IMANILA An explosion yesterday afternoon blew off the roof of a gas cylinder factory building in nearby Valenzuela, Bulacan, reports said. A radio station said the blast killed five persons, including a Briton and a Japanese, and injured205 words
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Article, Illustration60 1970-09-11 20 SYDNEY Judy Lockyer, 21, just recovered from the Hong Kong flu. Many warned her that if she persists in uncovering her lovely legs, she might get another spell of the flu. But Judy isn't ready yet for the midi-fashion. She prefers taking aUPI photo. - 60 words
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Article68 1970-09-11 20 BANGKOK There is mounting evidence that Thailand has decided not to send troops to Cambodia to help fight the Communists. The decision evidently includes Thai soldiers of Cambodian descent who have volunteered for combat duty across the border. The volunteers, recruited several months ago while68 words
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Article78 1970-09-11 20 MANILA Typhoon Georgia whirled across the open Pacific last night and the Weather Bureau warned its centre might pass within 50 miles of Manila. At 130 p.m. the Weather Bureau reported, Georgia was 260 miles east of Manila and heading on a course which would78 words
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