Eastern Sun, 12 September 1970
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Title Section21 1970-09-12 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents Estd. 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1445 Saturday, September 12, 1970 MC (P) 161621 words
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Article301 1970-09-12 1 JAKARTA Scores of Indonesians, including a government minister, have talked with a babj that is said to speak from its mother's womb. Several Jakarta journalists say they have heard the baby, now claimed to he entering its 18th month in the womb, talk. The Armed301 words
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Article431 1970-09-12 1 INDUSTRIAL accidents officially cost Singapore $1,205,026 lost* yeor in compensation claims. These awards, however, cover only 1,669 of the 8/714 fatal and crippling industrial accidents reported last yeor. The Ministry of Labour in its report for 1969 gives a gruesome account of increasing number of431 words
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Article, Illustration101 1970-09-12 1 BEIRUT, Lebanon Leslie Pressley, a British hostage on the BO AC VC-10 held by Arab hijackers is shown as she was released on Thursday with her fiance, All Al-Sharif of Iran. Miss Pressley's mother in London, said the couple were visiting the family. Soon after dawn two101 words
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148 1970-09-12 1 TtfEW DELHl—lndia's former princely rulers, stripped of their titles, tax-free government incomes and privileges by a Presidential decree four days ago, yesterday challenged the order in the Supreme Court. Defeat A petition filed on behalf of five former Maharajas said the Presidential order148 words
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Advertisement159 1970-09-12 1 WATCHES LEADER IN rrs CLASS ELFGAFSFT 6 ACCURATE The FM Special Whatever a transistor does well in an FM radio, a silicon transistor does better. It actually multiplies FM sensitivity. It withstands heat better. And it amplifies the music better than the noise. So we put five silicon transistors (plus159 words
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Article, Illustration130 1970-09-12 2 A trade mission comprising representatives of top departmental stores from Austria will visit Singapore in November. litis was disclosed yesterday by the former Vice-Chancellor of Austria, Dr. Fritr Bock, who arrived on a two-day private fact-finding mission. Dr. Bock, speaking to newsmen in his130 words
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Article95 1970-09-12 2 SUBVERSIVE Communist documents are believed to have been found in the car which plunged 200 ft. down the slope of Mount Faber on Wednesday. Police have detained the two Malaysians from Kinta, Ipoh, who were injured in the crash. No official confirmation of the documents95 words
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Article74 1970-09-12 2 Coroner, Mr. Li e w Ngik Ke«, recorded a verdict of misadventure on the death of Lee Hock Chens 17, who died 35 minutes after he was rescued from a swimming pool. The Incident occurred on Aug. 29 when Lee, a Secondary Four student, was swimming74 words
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317 1970-09-12 2 T°l hotel and restaurant executives of Southeast Asia will meet in Singapore soon to map out a strategy to promote regional tourism. This was disclosed yesterday at a Press conference by the president of the Singapore Hotels and Restaurants Association, Mr. H. C.317 words
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Article, Illustration211 1970-09-12 2 Children comfort grieved mother A DEATH a day Is the average toll on Singapore roads yesterday's victim was baker Kwek Jee Swun, 44. Mr. Kwek was driving along Kampong Bahru Road when the car skidded and hit a tree at 2.50 a.m. He had earlier211 words
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192 1970-09-12 3 United Stotes Navy turned the Podong into o temporary airfield yesterday much to the dismay of police and the Ministry of Defence. The helicopter pilot mode o mistake, the U.S. embassy said, while on his way to pick up Ambassador Charles Cross192 words
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159 1970-09-12 3 The Singapore Police yesterday denied members of the Special Con„£!r ary had ever been retarded as "third-class cops." They not only pro- i T vide a useful service to the community, but also strengthen the arm of the law enforcement," said police spokesman159 words
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Article, Illustration141 1970-09-12 3 The head of Singapore's antipollution unit. Mr. Lee Ek Tieng in in New Zealand studying methods to combat and control air pollution. Here. Mr. Lee (below) discusses air sample "swabs" from a sulphur dioxide recorder with the chief chemical inspector. New Zealand Department of141 words
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176 1970-09-12 3 THE Singapore Telephone Board will spend a total of $163.3 million in the next six years to meet the increasing telephone demands. The World Bank (IBRD) has granted a loan of $33 million towards the planned cost. If necessary, the Board176 words
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268 1970-09-12 4 A REGISTRATION scheme for job conversion of pirate toxi operators would soon be announced by the Government. This was disclosed in the first progress report on motor transport reorganization issued by the Ministry of Communications yesterday. The report added268 words
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Article126 1970-09-12 4 An Internal Security Department detective yesterday told a district court how a National Serviceman assaulted him with a broken bottle. D/Cpl. Liin Choon Nam was testifying at the trial of Lim Siong San. the National Serviceman, who is allied to have caused hurt to htm on July 2126 words
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161 1970-09-12 4 A man who told his psychiatrist he often cried while at work suddenly withdrew his divorce proceedings against his wife in the High Court yesterday. One Book Chuang, SS. an oil refirienr foreman in Jurong, was suing his wife Madam Ting Chew I,an SO,161 words
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Article124 1970-09-12 4 Night club watchman Jipniar Singh, 2*. was convicted and sentenced to two years' jail for stealing four carpets valued at $lB from a car. The latter was parked i at Wilmar Court, Leornie Hill Road, on August 30. Jigindar, who had seven previous convictions, was further124 words
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Article, Illustration95 1970-09-12 4 Mrs. Mabel Yang and Mr. Chew King Hwan, HuratiMivU frm Singapore, have been in New Zealand for three months M MI Inspector's coarse under the M«tu»l AMI Programme of the Commonwealth Kducation Scheme. They are discussing an aspect of the course In the offices of the95 words
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Article, Illustration103 1970-09-12 4 Flower enthusiasts are in for a big treat. They can now see a wide array of Japanese Flower Arrangement at the Singapore Conference Hall The Singapore Sogetsu Association presented Its fifth annual Flower Arrangement Exhibition yesterday In aid of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital and103 words
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Article116 1970-09-12 5 LONDON mtmbm it Main's raHHunlty to tiwftfted tain were liilni to leave unless their presence was essential. A Foreign Office spokesman disclosed the advice was given lory the British Embassy la Amrnw, Jordan capital u>i of j«eent heavy fighting between King Hussein's government and Pallatise116 words
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Article69 1970-09-12 5 NUREMBERG West Germany A 25-year-old Czechoslovak terry driver, accused of bt?ackiaff a domestic airliner te the West last Juno toki a court yesterday: "We were goin« te commit suicide H the flight wasn't successful." Rudolf Cihac said fear of arrest tor anti-Soviet activities during the69 words
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Article48 1970-09-12 5 MBW DELHI Mrs. Be* Ja Devi was n upset over the death of her husband she committed "•afti" by toaeut# ante funerai pyre. Shr died kefaae she m*M he me 4 in a I*** eastan Mudkya P*ade«h State, fee Uaitad- Maws aC Mis ss- a-48 words
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Article49 1970-09-12 5 MANILA Typhoon G«»orgia htt the east et>a*f of Luzon. 120 miles northeast of Manila yesterday and moved toward he mountain resort city of Baguio. The typhoon, packed centre winds ot 110 m;les an hour. It was moving at a speed of 13.8 miles an hour.49 words
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Article245 1970-09-12 5 SANTIAGO Hctvy bonk withdrawals triggered by Chile's elect ion of the western world's fwt Marxist President raised the possibility of o currency crisis there. The run on Chilean bonks after the election opporently hod ended. nonetheless. there VM official concern over kbt fact that the heavy245 words
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Article, Illustration55 1970-09-12 5 GLORIA SIRT, 20, is minimally dressed as she sells "Stop the Midi" buttons to sympathetic males along Michigan Avenue in Chicago. About 2d young ladies sold the buttons. Some. Nhe Gloria, used them as sinkers for their skirts to keep them from blowing in the stillUPI radiophoto. - 55 words
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223 1970-09-12 5 SEOUL SIN! Cilninal Const yesterday sntneed a 34-year-oM man l« drath («v the premeditated murder of his bifk Mciet; Chung ClMt Uk was found guilty mi killing hi* sinter, Chung In Suk, 30, with a pistol as fee dross her kerne froon a Seoul223 words
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Article85 1970-09-12 5 KNOXVILLS. "hnn«jf« TV University of Tennessee Space Institute at TuOahoma win study the owl in a project to design an ultra-quiet aircraft hv the VS. Air Force. A £ft 5-con_ tract will finance an investigation noise rro<#Meed b? an aircraft's Right and the quiet ftyisg85 words
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Article37 1970-09-12 5 JERUSALEM Tbl Israeli Health Ministry has announced a second cholera death. Seven more cholera cases were diagnosed yesterday raising to 92 the number of cases In Israel and Israeli-held territory since Aagust37 words
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170 1970-09-12 6 mEL AVIV Israel yesterday for the first time accused Egypt of advancing A sophisticated SAM-3 missiles into the 31 -mile wide Sue* Canal stondsfill zone. A military spokesman said Israel's 13th ceasefire violation complaint was submitted yesterday to the United Nations'170 words
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Article, Illustration227 1970-09-12 6 /COLOGNE Sclerosis of the arteries accompanies all those who attempt to drive long distances in order to reach their destination without a break (top picture). I West German doctors specialising In traffic medicine recently came up with startling findings. Aggression As permanent psychic tension cannot227 words
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Article745 1970-09-12 6 Teargas thrown in Sirhan's death cell SAN QUENTIN. California Guards at San Quentin Prison used teargas to subdue Sirhan Slrhan after the convicted assassin of Senator Robert Ken. nedy threw a "temper tantrum" In his cell. Warden Louis Nelson said the incident occurred on Wednesday after745 words
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Article123 1970-09-12 6 LONDON Film star Mia Farrow and conductor Andre Previn have been married In a London church on Thursday, a spokesman for the couple an. nounced. 1 Previn Is the principal conductor Oi the London Symphony Orchestra. Ills divorce from his second wife, song-writer Dorothy Langdon.123 words
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126 1970-09-12 7 ChineseArtifact Museum in Taipei TAIPEI A Chinese Artifact Museum, first of its kind In history, Is likely to make its debut In Taipei before this year Is out Prof. Shlh Tsui Peng. Chairman of the Industrial Art Department of the National Academy of Art, announced he hag amassed aom e126 words
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Article46 1970-09-12 7 SYDNEY Leading British aircraft designer Dr. Al Russell says It is not possible to design a hijack-proof aircraft. The one effective way to stamp out aircraft hijackings, according to Dr. Russell, is to "shoot an v hijacker as soon as they land."46 words
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208 1970-09-12 7 WASHINGTON Records released 25 years after the end of World War Two revealed on Thursday that the U.S. Army believes 20 American airmen died in the atomic-bombin? of Hiroshima. The records had been classified "confidential," the second highest of three secret classifications used208 words
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Article, Illustration44 1970-09-12 7 BALKAN YOUTH, a Bulgarian dance company, rehearses a show item framed by heavy machinery for their debut in Britain. The company, consisting of 19 dancers and 4 musicians, is now on a world tour. (UPI radiophoto). UPI radiophoto.UPI radiophoto. - 44 words
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Article253 1970-09-12 7 SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico Singer Eddie Fisher told a sad tale yesterday of a happy-go-lucky star who left business details in the hands of paid professionals and woke up one morning to find himself broke, in debt and out of work. The idol of the253 words
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Article113 1970-09-12 7 HONG KONG Han Suyin, the well-known writer on China, met Chinese Premier Chou En Lai on Thursday in Peking, the New China News Agency reported. The authoress, who spent her schooldays in Peking but now lives outside the country, was accompanied by her Indian husband,113 words
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Article, Illustration388 1970-09-12 7 VyASHINGTON America and Japan should co-operate in the development of atomic power for peaceful purposes, the head of the Joponese Defence Agency proposed. The Defence Chief, Yusuhiro Nakasone, stressed Japan has no intention of becoming a nuclear military power. He seld his country wants US.UPI radiophoto. - 388 words
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Article321 1970-09-12 8 AS predicted, Lloyds of London and other aircraft insurance houses have dumped their contracts and requested reinsurance on new terms and increased rates that would have "hijack clauses" carefully written in. This week has been a very black week for the air industry and airline operators as negotiations321 words
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Article347 1970-09-12 8 THERE are any number of "Third Worlds" outside of the acknowledged camps of the "Big Two" and the purpose of these middling nations apparently is to cooperate among themselves, and to protest their continued dependence on the Big Two. It is rather curious that a few agency347 words
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Article656 1970-09-12 8 Frank Mankiewics, Tom Braden - By Frank Mankiewics, Tom Braden, pOLITICS is the cruelest of American sports, and the current example which proves the point is New York's Republican senator, Charles Goodell. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller named Goodell to Robert Kennedy's Senate seat, from a final list of three men. Rockefeller made his656 words
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Article402 1970-09-12 8 Dick West - By Dick West, RAN into Sam Flappable the other day. He's a former colleague of mine who left the service of journalism a few years ago to take a government job. Asked Sam how he was getting along. "It has taken me a while,'' Sam said. "But402 words
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199 1970-09-12 8 TOKYO The Mainlchi Daily News said today U.S. military's Far East Network (FEN) has won wide popularity imong Japanese and non-American foreign listeners although it broadcasts primarily for U.S. servicemen and their families. The Japanese-owned newspaper devoted ne of Its two editorials to199 words
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Advertisement58 1970-09-12 8 Foreign news anil feature* appearing in all editions of the Eastern Sun and The Sun are from: Reuters. United Pres* International, Age nee France Presse Editor* Prfs» Syndicate, Newih paper Enterprise Association. Publishers Hall Syndicate I.os Anjteles Time* Syndicate Gemini News Service. North American Newspaper Alliance First Features Inter-Press Features58 words
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Article1435 1970-09-12 9 Race 1: a. 5 Dlv. 2—6 F.—2.15 p.m. ($5,000) 1 ***** The Peacock 8y 900 Low Yat (Leong) While 14 1 ***** Tripoli By 813 Joy (Allan) Pretty 9 J. ***** Black King 4y 8.12 Agasam (Daniels) Kingston 7 4 875G0 Straits Code 111 5y 8111,435 words
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Article175 1970-09-12 9 DKNN1 BOT CISCO ZODIAC lUik a> lit 2 BLACK KINO Ludi Lulori Tripoli til) 8. CONFIDENCE < 9 Bognor Camp (10) bkfppy ill LOCH LOINE8 Black King Kllat U HAt k Si 2 lil MOVIE LAD Oktalta Park Coast Carlo <2 MOVIE LAD < 1 Voluble < 1 hhantin175 words
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Article451 1970-09-12 10 YORK Cassius Clay appeared headed for the comeback trail, with no apparent obstacles to block his scheduled fiqht with American Jerry Quarry in Atlanta, Georgia, on October 26. The former world heavyweight champion, now 28 years old, and the 25-year- oJd Quarry signed for the451 words
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Article98 1970-09-12 10 BANGKOK The Bangkok Bank has Invited Santos, the South American Soccer Club which Includes the famed Pele, to come to Thailand. The Bangkok Post reported that letters have been sent to the team In Brazil and to the Hong Kong Football Association. The bank suggests that it98 words
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Article130 1970-09-12 10 Now that Britain'* Amateur Swimming Association has a new chief at the helm in Norman Sarsfleid. former national team manager. the ASA has stepped UD its efforts to establish a swimming headquarters. One of the richest sport* organisations in Britain, the ASA has announced that a130 words
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Article80 1970-09-12 10 LYTHAM ST. ANNE'S. England Britain's Malcolm Gregson held a slender one-stroke lead at the halfway stage in the £lO.OOO Dun lop golf tournament as wind and rain again sent scores soaring yesterday. Gregson battled against the elements to return a second round of 73 for a80 words
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247 1970-09-12 10 NEW YORK Australia's Margaret Court, bidding to become the second woman player to win tennis "Grand Slam" will meet the formidable American Nan. cy Richey In the semifinals of the US$l6O,OOO (S$480.000) US. Open championships. Virginia Wade of England, who won the first U.S.247 words
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Article1117 1970-09-12 11 Denni Boy - By Denni Boy /"OMBUDSMAN attempted to moke all the running but could not cope up with First Addition's and Schiedam's finishing burst to run third over the mile at Bukit Timah. A week later Ombudsman again set the pace and was not disgraced when sixth to1,117 words
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Article100 1970-09-12 11 FOREST HILLS. New York Ken Rosewall. the 35-year-old Australian veteran of 18 years in big time tennis, raced through Stan Smith 7-2, 6-2, 6-2 yesterday to gain the semi-finals of the US. open tennis championships. Joining Rosewall, who was third seeded, was his countryman Tony Roche, the100 words
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Article50 1970-09-12 11 PENANG The Penang Badminton Association is to hold the Penang Junior Championships at the Penang Chinese Girls' High School indoor stadium for five days beginning Oct. 1. The junior inter-team tournament will be held after the individual championships from Oct. 9 to 11 at the same venue.50 words
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51 1970-09-12 11 AMERICA'S CUP race will follow 24.3-mile course indicated in map and diagram. Windward leg (or base of triangle) is 4.5 miles. This year, Australia's Gretel II will attempt to do what 20 previous challenges have failed to accomplish take the America's Cup from the United States. The race begins September51 words
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Article236 1970-09-12 11 By Oar Racine Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR Seregalar showed good form in a trial here this morning. With stablemate Pekan II for company, the pair matched strides over 3f in 38 1/5 on a soft track. Seregalar was in front at the finish. Two newcomers with George236 words
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Article207 1970-09-12 11 NATIONAL League Standings and results alter Thursday's play: EAST W. L. GB New York 76 67 Pittsburgh 76 67 Chicago 75 68 St. Louis 68 76 9 Philadelphia 66 78 101 Montreal 61 80 14 WEST W. L. GB Cincinnati 93 53 Los Angeles 77 65207 words
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424 1970-09-12 12 Ohio Russia and Japan lead 32 countries into the 1970 world weightlifting championships which begin here today (Saturday). The Soviets will have three defending champions from the 1969 meet at Warsaw, Poland, while the Japanese will be represented by two 1969 winners. In all, seven424 words
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Article165 1970-09-12 12 Marjorie Heggarty, ot Batteraea, London hu test turned 65 and still •olds on to a world record she set 43 years afo. During the 1521 Amateur Athletics Association championship meeting at Reading, Berkshire. Southern England. Mrs. Heggarty recorded 3m. 54.2 sees, for the women's 880 yards walk165 words
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Article147 1970-09-12 12 Martin Reynolds in the 200 metres and Olympic 40 0 metres champion David Hemery in the 110 metres hurdles gained Britain two more gold medals in the World Student Games which held in Turin last week. This made the British total three gold, four silver and two147 words
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Article187 1970-09-12 12 Britain's sports While Britain's golfing hero, Tony Jacklin, it ill has to eome back to his match-winning form of last year, he is still the biggest thing that has ever happened to the sport in Britain. Jackiin is to be proposed as the first honorary life187 words
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Article191 1970-09-12 12 World neiball comes to England In October and November. Main attraction is the EnglandJamaica confrontation at Wembley at London on October 17, but the visiting team will give netball enthusiasts in many parts of Britain fine opportunities to see tames at international leveL After tne world191 words
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Article104 1970-09-12 12 Kipchoge Keino. th« Kenyan runner and 1,500 metres gold medallist at the Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, Scotland in July, is taking an advanced course in physical training and coaching at the British Army School of Physical Training, Aldershot, in Southern England. Keino, who arrived In London104 words
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Article56 1970-09-12 12 Ireland's Christy O'Connor won the world record £25,000 first prize in the John Player Golf Classic with a fourround total of 286, one shot in front of Britain's Tony Jacklin, the American open champion. Jacklin's second place was worth £lO,OOO. Peter Gill of Surbiton and Coles shared56 words
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Article276 1970-09-12 12 SPECTATOR - By SPECTATOR An average attendance of 45,685 at Leeds matches so far, against 34,095 last season when they were challenging for the championship, the Football Association Cup and the European Cap, probably reflects their new image as purveyors of attractive spectator-worthy foot- ball. In dropping276 words
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Article164 1970-09-12 12 Britain's football coaches are still being eagerly sought after by sports associations in all parts of the world. Latest to go abroad is George Ainsley, former Leeds United centre forward and then a manager of Workington. There is an upsurge of soccer interest in the Middle East164 words
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Article, Illustration830 1970-09-12 13 I Film version of "atoflnWl "WHAT bloody treachery is this," snarled Cromwell. "We came to meet Manchester and insteSd we find the King's army. Well, I shall take on the King, and after that, if needs must, I'll take on Manchester as well." He wheeled his horse and galloped830 words
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Advertisement26 1970-09-12 13 RITE-CLUB Miss JULIE FUNG Miss LILY ■I the mike and y|.r.«. jnr accompanied by IULn-lilL Z'n.T ZZ NIGHTINGALE luncheon music on A*< Tim/Ail Sunday* OF TAIWAN26 words
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Advertisement111 1970-09-12 13 **********1111 I I I I I I I I I I I I I p SAfC Oysters, oil lamps and US Beef. Frosty beer, antique pewter and US Beef. Fine wines, wooden beams and US Beef. Strolling minstrels, feather crepes and US Beef. It's easy to become addicted to the111 words
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Miscellaneous172 1970-09-12 13 MM I 161| ORG AMIS ATlOrj ORCHARD-. ***** 4.lth TOWERING DAY! Ca*h Booking* Only: S Show*: 1.45. 6.lft HSO Tomorrow Extra Show 10 am 4dm: ***** U ft* A >4 Mi *1 lit ADVENTURERS' iPU J Ulodo Colo* CATHAY ***** n r\J Mow Showing No Eree Uil II am. 1.30,172 words
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Miscellaneous262 1970-09-12 13 [LID O Phone *****' Now Showing!—No Free U*l 11 ib. 130*4. IM MB Lee Van Clcef "Sabata Technicolor <k Scope IUAI CAPITOL Phon* 7975S Now Showing—No Free LUt 11. 1.3*. 4.00 H 45. #.30 p m David Chiang "Vengea»ce" IA SHAW PRODUCTION! Mandarin in Scope Colo! Tonight Midnight at Capitol262 words
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Miscellaneous2017 1970-09-12 14 LOOKING AND radio CARROLL RIOHTCR'S I he Carroll GENERAL TENDENCIES: Utilize the eatly pari oi the day to find out what you can do to please those who have any control over your affairs. All dty and eve •las avoid any action that could cause criticism from anyone of importance.2,017 words
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Article, Illustration624 1970-09-12 15 Dick Kleiner, Joan Crosby - BEAUTY AND AGE SATURDAY SHOWBIZ By Dick Kleiner, Joan Crosby TTOLLYWOOD Before we go one step further, let's get one thing clearly understood: Jacqueline Bisset's last name. Forget your high school French and repeat after me: Bisset, as in Jacqueline, Is pronounced as though624 words
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Article, Illustration611 1970-09-12 15 TJOLLYWOOD Seeing Lew Ayres releosed o flood of memories. Suddenly that child with the infected Anger was sitting in a darkened movie house watching him star in a Dr. Kildare film and bursting into tears when an actor playing a medic said: "Doctor,611 words
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Article, Illustration904 1970-09-12 16 PREGNANT m*m worth more (teaan cursory look. A pity, then, that discussion of a "Pregnant Man. Poster", recently teased by tN British Health Kducation Council, should degenerate Into a row about trail——. But tteat te what, has happened. The family planning poster904 words
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Article, Illustration210 1970-09-12 16 SST Tfltfc ftad two lac CMMMB. ike |Mt eirkt ymmn ■>#■l weai back wmSi My jwoblon will Mnffiyou but 1 *eam ftfeeoft my aearlj wrj )MNWII|M, iM. I lutft ao iatcrvst tn Mm taring «f--nce hears Uat ti. Bab klwaiv midnight u>i aja. Pm ariwuii to tall yau210 words
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Article, Illustration117 1970-09-12 17 the virtues of Ihe midi outweigh those of the mini is really something for you tc decide. But here's a few pictures fust to make tfcat decision o little easier. A no-one can refute the femininity of these rrodis Eastern Sun pictures show from right top: •This117 words
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Article, Illustration60 1970-09-12 17 Now that you've decided the midl has its virtues, you're probably worried about accessories. Well, there's no need Tor that not in Singapore any way! Here's just a few examples of shoes and bags that were really made for mans Bright, bright colours nice chunky heels, snazzy60 words
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Article124 1970-09-12 17 LENGTHY necklace* have been dominant in accessories for some time. Now, with the return of high, round necklines, shorter necklaces enter the picture. They're boldly designed, often in abstract shapes. At Christian Dior a chrome abstract shape like Angers is linked to silver circles, ail dependent124 words
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Article298 1970-09-12 18 for the speculative Issues which avoided doll moments In Aj trading in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday, the bearish tendency prevailed in the other industrials in light 1 sentiment. Hotels thinned In support, but on the other hand, a technical rally struck298 words
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Article290 1970-09-12 18 September first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 51-1/8 cents per lb. up 1-1/4 cents per lb. from the previous close. The tone of the market was very quiet. Turnover was very small on a quiet and thin290 words
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Article36 1970-09-12 18 NEW YORK—Dow Jones oflosing averages Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange were: 30 Industrials 700.75 20 Transp. 137.50 15 Utilities 108.99 65 Stocks 239.36 40 Bonds 67.98 Commodity futures index 147.73 off 0.07.36 words
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Article152 1970-09-12 18 liONDON Modest scale buying unmatched by selling kept the stock market Arm Thursday despite Wall Street's setback and Middle East tensions. The Index gained 2.6 to 341.4 near the final bell. British Petroleum's (BP) profits setback despite higher sales reduced Its price by 5 shillings 4152 words
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Article78 1970-09-12 18 THK noon price* •t the Singapore Chinese 1 Exchange yesterday Coconut Oil Produce *ere: (FOB.) Balk 01 00 Coronnt (N) (FOFT) Dram 53 SO M Copra 80 00 Mantok Hbltr TrTil) 185 00 Sarawak White Pepper 182.50 Sarawak Hpecta) i Black Pepper 157-50 t (FO B Lamport* special (FOB.)78 words
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Article119 1970-09-12 18 HONG KONG Friday's currency rates {supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Buyers) (Sellers) 196.3 197.3 per 100 Straits dollars 151.5 153.5 per 1.000 Taiwan dollars 6.74 6.75 per Australian dollar 340 360 per 1.000 Burmese kyats 470 490 per 1,000 Indian rupees 135 lt>6 per 10.000119 words
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Article659 1970-09-12 18 BID and offer prices ofllcially listed at the close of business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms ot the Stock Exchange yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS B 8 Aetna 1.36 1 40 AJlqomole 2.06 Alcan J .46 148 Allied Choc. 280 2.89 Ben. 1.06 Berjaya 1.25 1.27 Borneo659 words
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Article855 1970-09-12 18 BUSINESS done Id and reported to the trading rooms of the Stork Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded In brarkftOn lot* of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Alcan $1.43 (1) $1 46 (1) DIM $147 (1) $l4B (1); Ben $l.OB (2): Berja*a855 words
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Article12 1970-09-12 18 THE tin price for yesterday was *6.55, per picul unchanged.12 words
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204 1970-09-12 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday—The export of rubber. West Malaysia's top moneyearner, dropped by $26.2 million during the first seven months of the year, despite an Increase in' the export volume. This was due to the downward trend of the price of the commodity 62.9204 words
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Article144 1970-09-12 19 LONDON, Britain yesterday signed the Fourth International Tin Agreement. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary, signed It on behalf of Britain. the Foreign Office announced. The Third International Tin Agreement expires on June 30. 1971. The new agreement will, if ratified by six144 words
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Article494 1970-09-12 19 ARftivaia 145 a m Ms.\ itfi Kuala l.ompur 6 2:. a m MHA \S6 Madras 7-SO a na. MHA Its Kuala Lumpur 9SO am. MM 452 Kuala Lampar 10 SO am MHA 448 KB chlag 11 OA am. MHA 454 Prnang. a l.urupur 11 S»am MSA *O.l Jakarta494 words
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390 1970-09-12 19 SYDNEY Bouts of profit takinf Friday trimmed speculative nickel Issues back on Sydney Stock Exchange. Sellers were also active on the higher priced stocks forcing the leader Poseidon to clo» with a three-dollar eat from Thursday's (10-M profit, finishing the day at $82.00, IMC,390 words
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Article69 1970-09-12 19 NEW YORK Gold prices slipped in moderately active trading Thursday on markets here and abroad. London gold fell 2$ cents at the morning fixing and dropped an additional 5 cents for a second fixing of $36,175 a troy ounce. Zurich gold was unchanged at $36 20 bid.69 words
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Article75 1970-09-12 19 LONDON Rubber closed quiet but steady Thursday with spot 18ft, Settlement House Oct 19-1/8. 19-1/2 Nov 19-1/2, 19-3/4 Dec 19-3/4, 20 Oct/Dec 19-1/2. 19-3/4 Jan/Mar 20. 20-1/4 Apr/Jun 20-1/2. 20-11/16 Jly/Bep 20-5/8. 20-13/16 Oct/Dec 20-3/4, 20-15/16 Jan/Mar I 20-13/16. 21-1/16 Apr/Jun 20-7/8 21-1/8 Jly/Sep 20-15/16.21-3/1675 words
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Article25 1970-09-12 19 MANILA The Philippine peso closed yesterday at 6.375 pesos against US$l against Thursday's rate of 6.36 pesos in Interbank trading. Sales were U*****,000.25 words
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Article28 1970-09-12 19 LONDON—Tin was barely steady with sales of 295 tons. Spot buyers 1504 sellers 1506 business 1508, 1505 three months buyers 1511 sellers 1512 business 1513, 1511.28 words
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Article133 1970-09-12 19 NEW YORK—The stock market Thursday continued to give up some of Its recent sharp advance, finishing lower for the second consecutive session. Turnover was moderate. At the final bell, the Dow Jones Industrial average was off 5.68 at 760.75. Of the 1.578 Issues on the tape,133 words
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Article82 1970-09-12 19 The Port of Singapore Authority ha made the following berthing arrangement* for today, cpnt. I* DEPARTURES Godowns Vessels S Houan Maru 12 Yuho Maru 13/14 Slnoutakeric 20 East Petallng 21 West KlmanU 23/24 Thorsorlent 25/26 Straat Colombo 27/28 Myoma Yw® 33/34 Chenab 38/39 Neptune Taurus 4782 words
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Article395 1970-09-12 20 Jordan An Arob commando organisation said yesterday it will more the 270 hostages held aboard three hijacked airliners from their remote Jordanian desert airstrip to Amman. The central committee of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) announced the move "for humanitarian reasons" offer earlier reports395 words
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Article, Illustration75 1970-09-12 20 UNITED NATIONS, New York Speaking at a Press conference on Thursday, UN Secretary -General U Thant says he i s optimistic about international trends, including developments in the Middle East, despite the collapse of peace talks and the hijackings of international aircraft. U ThantUPI radiophoto - 75 words
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312 1970-09-12 20 A IRLINES operating through Singapore have Intensified security arrangements even though Singapore is generally regarded as safely off the "hijack tone". The airlines—there are 32 of them are confident that hijacking would not spread to this region. Jtecen# rush However, the recent rush312 words
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