Eastern Sun, 23 September 1970

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Total Pages: 19
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    Lock icon High Court trial for taxi-owner for brother's alleged murder
    266 2 TAXI OWNER Quek Boon Yan, 35, wot yesterday committed to stand trial in the High Court for the alleged murder of his elder brother, Kwek Ah Chye, 40. He is alleged to have used one of his five taxis to run
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    Lock icon 3 years' jail for cheating a woman
    190 2 An unemployed youth, who was released from prison last month, was yesterday sentenced to three years' Jail for cheating a woman by Impersonating a police officer. Michael Prakkrama Dabarara. 24, who had four previous convictions, admitted In the Ninth Magl st r ate's
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    Lock icon $100,000 gift from Esso for Institute of S-E Asian Studies
    126 2 THE Institute of A Southeast Asian Studies has up-to-date received a sum of $463,000, since the campaign started In June. Yesterday, one of the biggest oil companies in Singapore Esso presented a cheque for $lOO,OOO to the chairman of the
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    Lock icon Dr. Goh congratulates Tun Razak
    80 2 The acting Prime Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, yesterday senA a cable to Tun Abdul Razak, congratulating him on his appointment as the second Prime Minister of Malaysia. ''We look forward to working closely with you and your Government in a spirit of mutual understanding
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    Lock icon Two of cooker explosion victims die in hospital
    198 3 An elderly couple, who were admitted to the General Hospital following an explosion of a kerosene cooker, died yesterday. Both were placed on the dangerously ill list on admission but succumbed to their burns late yesterday evening. The husband, Quek Ling Hoe
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    Lock icon A gift for RAF Squadron
    150 3 This is not a new-style Field Marshal's baton being displayed by Air Chief Marshal the Earl of Bandon (Retd) but an Irish cudgel better known in Eire and Northern Ireland as the shillelagh. The Air Chief Marshal took the shillelagh with him on his 8,500
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    Lock icon MO's working hard to trace eye disease origin
    149 3 Medical officers are working hard to trace the origin of the current conjunctivitis epidemic as more of the eye disease are reported. Many schools, firms and Government offices report an average of six cases of conjunctivitis a day. Sleuths Medical sleuths from
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    Lock icon Worker recovering after attack
    94 3 Sawmill worker. Tan Chai Hin, 17, who was attacked by four men on Monday night, is now reported to be recovering at the Thomson Roaa General Hospital. Tan was walking horn# along Jalan Cheng Hwa, when four persons fronted him. One of them pushed him from
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    Lock icon Low-lying areas flooded by sudden downpour
    78 3 Office workers and commuters were caught unprepared when a sudden downpour flooded lowlying areas in the City centre and rural areas yesterday afternoon. The lunch-time floods saw many stranded and drenched. The Meteorological Department recorded a total of 2.43 inches of rainfall since noon.
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    Lock icon GANG ROBBERY TRIAL TOLD OF CHEATING BID BY CASHIER
    287 3 QNE of the four men on trial in the High Court for gong robbery yesterday claimed a restaurant cashier tried to cheat him. "I told him I was not a foreigner ond he hod to return me the change for a
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    Lock icon Expert: Lee 'insane' during alleged killing
    505 4 JOHORE BAHRU Lee Wong Tiong, 29, was "seriously intoxicated, confused and temporarily and violently insane at the time he allegedly killed Esther Chan, a prominent Singapore psychiatrist told the High Court yesterday. This was stated by Dr. Wong Yip Chong, 41, in his expert
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    Lock icon LOCAL STUDENT LOSES CLAIM IN NZ SUIT
    175 4 AUCKLAND, New Zealand Singapore student Joseph Cheng, 17, failed in a claim for the return of S$U3O fees and 554.504) general damages from a business college he attended in New Zealand for two days. The claim wag heard In Auckland Magistrate's Court by
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    Lock icon Water supply affected by leak
    109 4 A leak in a 30-inch water main off Airport Road has been the cause for low pressure and a cut in water supplies since Monday. The Public Utilities Board announced that Its engineers and workmen have been carrying out the necessary repairs round the clock.
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    Lock icon Sergeant finds new homes for 500 dogs
    237 4 Former South-East Asia boxing champion 36-year-old R.A.F. Sergeant John Ross, is now a hero to the dogs at Tengah one of three RoyaS Air Force stations in Singapore. During the past 18 months, he has found new homes for 500 dogs. Their former
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    Lock icon Expert at Tate Murder Trial: MANSON'S PLACE HAS SHELL CASINGS OF MURDER WEAPON
    410 5 f OS ANGELES Shell cosings found of Spohn Ronch were fired from Hie tome pistol used in staying of the Shoron Tote Home, o bollistics expert testified ot the murder triof. The lost link connecting the .22-colibre
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    Lock icon MISSILE STOLEN FOR SOVIET BUILDING DEAL
    203 5 DUESSELDORF, Germany One of three men charged with stealing a U.S.-made Sidewinder Rocket told a court he did it as one of the "favours" demanded by the Soviets in return for a lucrative building contract. Manfred Ramminger, a 39-year-old architect, admitted hia part in
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    Lock icon Self-government denial
    67 5 SUVA, FIJI The French Government hag French Polynesian demands for self, government, Tahltlan delegate to the South Pacific Conference Romuald Allaln disclosed. Allaln, an executive member of the French Polynesian Government, stressed he did not want Independence but wanted to remain French under Tahiti's own Government. He believed
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    Lock icon ASPIRIN MENACE TO BABIES
    43 5 CHICAGO Pregnant women near their delivery time should not take aspirin. The latter could cause circulation problems lor the baby during the first few days of Its life, warned an article In the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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      185 5 a rri ji» \.*r <&< fam V UK i Hi *V «i M >* *> -c- I.* i m* S* Like Ong Beng Teck, successful businessmen have a BOAC VCIO behind them. Direct to London. j The most pleasant way to Ak J get down to busineea in London it
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    Lock icon Leftists on rampage in Copenhagen
    133 6 /COPENHAGEN Cars were overturned, windows of American and French businesses smashed and traffic halted by hundreds of left-wing student demonstrators rampaging through Copenhagen. They were protesting against the World Bank, whose annual conference opened on Monday. Their main target is its President, Robert McNamara, former
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    Lock icon Nixon-Sato meet soon
    27 6 WASHINGTON President Nixon announced that he would meet Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato when the latter comes to America for the United Nation's celebrations.
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    Lock icon Premier Lee in Paris today for talks
    266 6 PARIS Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew arrives in Paris today for a week's official visit to France. He will have talks with President Georges Pompidou and other government leaders. Mr. Lee's talks -here are expected to centre on world problems, particularly situation
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    Lock icon Historic transplant
    77 6 A six-week-old Minneapolis boy became the youngest kidney recipient in history on Sunday when doctors replaced his defective kidney with one from an unnamed 6-year-old who had just died. Dr. John Najarian, Surgery Chief at the University of Minnesota Hospital announced William Aukland was in satisfactory condition. However,
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  • BRIEFLY AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Mao's nuclear test for National Day
      361 6 TOKYO, Kyodo News Service quoting Japanese Foreign Ministry sources disclosed that China may carry out a nuclear experiment around Its National Day on October 1. Kyodo said the sources speculated that the nuclear detonation would be on a small scale with a missile carrying
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    Lock icon COLLECTIVE BODY SOON TO RULE YUGOSLAVIA
    200 7 IHLGRADE, Yugoslavia President Tito announced thot a collective body would rule Yugoslavia in the future rather than the President alone. Addressing social and political workers at Zagreb. Tito added it would be made up of two or three representatives of the nation's seven constituent
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    Lock icon NO HOPE FOR MISSING FISHERMEN
    90 7 PAGO PAGO. American Samoa Authorities abandoned a search for 8 Korean fishermen off the coast of this U.S. territory. The men disappeared on Saturday from the 150- foot tuna vessel •Namhae 225.' which crashed on a reef 300 yards offshore and rolled on its side.
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    Lock icon Thai headman arrested
    68 7 BANGKOK Thai police have arrested a village headman but appear to have lost track of the communist guerrillas who ambushed and killed three top Government officials in northern Chiang Rai Province. The village chief. Sanpad Sitlhi, was charged by police with leading the Governor of Chiang Rai
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    Lock icon DESPERATE BID TO SAVE 8 TRAPPED MINERS
    148 7 MANILA Rescuers yesterday doe Ringerly through mud covering a mine shaft in the southern city of Toledo in an attempt to save 8 miners trapped within since Sunday. Mud had then cascaded down and sealed the shaft. There was no way of telling
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      216 7 save germany for later Save it for after the others have closed. We promise you will be surprised. Especially if you thought nightlife was something invented by those other countries. A swing through Germany's nightspots is like wrapping up the Folies, the Windmill, the Via Veneto and Las Vegas in
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    Lock icon JORDAN'S PLIGHT
    654 8 desperate plight of Jordan is clearly revealed in her request for assistance from the United States and from "other major powers", obviously the Soviet Union included, to help her resist the attacks made by the Palestinian guerrillas and the Syrian troops. It is reported that the request for
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    Lock icon ST. RALPH'S IN THE SQUARE
    495 8  -  By Art Buchwald, IT has been reported that the president of the Toyota Motor Co. has had a half-million dollar shrine constructed in Japan for the repose of th« sou's of people killed in Toyota cars. The question that immediately comes to mind is. "Will
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    Lock icon Pollution: Japanese factories look for new homes, even overseas
    489 8  -  By Geoffrey Murray, FACED with growing public outcry against pollution of the environment, Japan's industrial giants are on the defensive. Their plants are being forced to curtail or halt production, factories are on the move looking for new homes throughout Japan
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    Lock icon Mid – east trouble: It's plot by Nixon – Peking
    269 8 Mid east trouble: It's plot by Nixon Peking HONG ...KONG, The Chinese Government in a strongly worded statement has condemned tha U.S. for allegedly instating Jordan to launch an unprecedented!? larrescale military offensive la a bid to wipe out Palestinian guerillas. Radio Peking declared Chinese support for the Palestinian Armed
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      62 8 Forrlm nrw» and featarr» appearing in all edition* of the Ka»tern dun and The Han are from Keuter*. llDitrd PrM Ini rrnai tonal. A(* n ft France Pr s«, Editors Prc*» Syndicate papei Enterprise A*M»elation Publisher* Hall Sjrnd rate. Los Angeles Times Syndicate Genual New* Service Nor'h American Newspaper Alliance.
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    Lock icon NO ROAD BACK FOR THE NOWHERE MAN
    1255 9  -  After 3 years he realised it wasn't worth it... By Jacquie Lee youth leaned bock ond dragged hard on his cigarette. Ihe smoke flowed smoothly inside his mouth. He sighed, exhaled slowly in gentle streams and passed the cigarette to his friend. He
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    Lock icon KIM IL SUNG
    7613 10/11 ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS RAISED BY THE DELEGATION OF THE DEMOCRATIC YOUTH LEAGUE OF FINLAND FOR THE "KANSAN UUTISET," CENTRAL ORGAN OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF FINLAND. September 2, 1969 u. QUESTION: U.S. lmper'alism has Intensified its manoeuvrings against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Do you
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  • POPPING AROUND WITH PLATTER PETE
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      Lock icon PLATTER PETE'S POSTBAG
      250 13 HI THERE{ Like Holy Tsk Tsk I've received so many letters asking me about the flip-side titles of discs like "Magical Mystery Morning" by the Cats, and "Mama Told Me Not To Come" by Three Dog Night, and "The Long And Winding Road" by the Beatles, that
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      Lock icon DISC-CUSSION
      373 13 JIMMY CLIFF SINGS CAl< STEVENS SINGLES JIMMY CLIFF "Wild World'' (Island) Most people tend to associate Jimmy Cliff with nothing; but reggae. I wouldn't describe this as a stigma so much as unfortunate type-casting. This single goes a long way towards lifting Jimmy out of that rut. A CAT
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      Lock icon New album from Winwood-Capaldi-Wood in preparation
      378 13 TRAFFIC the magical musical union of STEVE WINWOOD. JIM CAPALDI and CHRIS WOOD is once more. A new album from the trio, recognised during their last spell together as one of the world's most exciting and adventurous groups, is in preparation and scheduled for
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      248 13 SHAW I ISATION SB 5^22 L I D O Phone *****4 U>i iiit;: No Krw Lul II a.m. 1.45, 4. 6.39. IMS THE UNGRATEFUL ONE' Mandarin ID Scope. Color OPENS TOMORROW D. H. Lawrence's "Women la Lave" Color lUBi CAPITOL Rhone *****j LAST 3 SHOWS! 11 am. 1.45, 4.00 pm.
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      114 13 STARS' BIRTH DATES HI THERE! For those of you who have asked for it, here's another list of stars' birthdays, which you may share with. Sept 16: BERN CALVERT (Hollies). Sept. 23: RAY CHARLES. Sept. 24: ANTHONY NEWLEY. Sept. 28: HELEN SHAPIRO. Sept 29: JERRY LEE LEWIS. Sept. 30: JOHNNY
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      130 13 RGAINJISATIOIM OdEOfM '***** 1 PJ CHARD -***** CATHAV -***** last oayi J' ••■a 1J». m •'LOLA BABY" EaMmancolor U»U» Palana Peter MarlelJ OPEN 8 TOMORROW I (NO PR IK LIST) Clint EaMwood In UOITi "KELLY'S HEKOKS" Telly Havalu. P*VUIoo. Color MA JESTIC-***** LAST DAT! -THE riUT TlME"(Bcope> English Chinese Sub*
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      1960 14 LOOKING AND LISTENING....fv radio guide I CARROLL RIOHTER'8 fiom the C si roll Kightcr Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: You have a big chance now to charm others and get your emotional problems adjusted. Make a big point to do your marketing and whatever merchandising you have to do whether it be
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    Lock icon There's no red herring in this fishy tale
    315 15 WHEN you're worn out at the end of a hard day's work and put your feet up to watch television, do all those glossy well-groomed people make you feel miserable? Do they remind you oil the more about your wrinkles, your lumpy
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    Lock icon IT'S NO ACCIDENT
    312 15 Tie dying in Japan is far from a thing of making knots in fabric with rubber bands or strings. According to Reiko Ehrman, who learned the art as a child in Japan, the design is achieved very precisely, not at random. It's traced in chalk on the
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    Lock icon Fashion futures
    228 15 BY now, everyone has a number of scarves, so designers this fall are turning their attention to new, unusual designs. The idea is that women have now become collectors, buying new scarves only when the design and colour exert strong appeal. At Echo Scarfs, for example, they're doing
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    Lock icon Did you know you're being conned...?
    85 15 This could be attributed to the camera lights. The bags under the eyes are dealt with a lighter tint of foundation which disguises them completely. Double chins are no problem either, with an expert that Is. Darker tones of foundation are shaded In and
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    Lock icon FRINGED
    79 15 rhe fringe is In. Long thin, short and fat size doesn't matter as long as It's fringing. Fring bags, jeans, skirts, hats, belts anything, but put a fringe on it. You don't need to go quite ag far as this Canadian model with a fringed skirt that's almost all
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    Lock icon PROBLEMS OF THE STRAIGHT AND NARROW AND JUNIOR
    691 15  -  Ann Landers Dear Ann: I am a foreign-born woman with more than one college degree. I am also beautiful. My marriage was going poorly after one year so I consulted psychiatrists, clergymen and two doctors. They all said. "Divorce him.'* After five
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  • commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon Better trading done yesterday
      301 16 Better conditions ensued in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday with selected issues at a slightly improved leveL Under the recent cautious mood operators preferred the sidelines. Elsewhere on the board was hovered mainly with quotations as trading was very light. Transactions in hotels
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      Lock icon Rubber 50 1/2 cts
      254 16 October first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur jesterday at 50-1/2 cents per lb. up .1/8 cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was very quiet. Opening prices were marxed down 3/8 cents thereafter the market lost
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      57 16 (Manater** PrJc* rot sept. 23) ASIA (JNn TBCJ8T8 M Invest 1JW 1.28 M ill Proa. l.oo 1.05 CBAKTEKt.D ('Nil TBU8T8 8. O. rand 102 1.07 .SINGAPORE CJNli TR08T8 *nd 8*pore 1.71 Srd Spore MS Com fad ii 1.01 The Savins Fajnd .08 l.OSxd 8- P Pand M 98xd
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      13 16 The tin price for yesterday was $661 per picul down 3-3/8.
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      Lock icon Investments on uptrend
      249 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Private investment in tiie manufacturing sector showed a "strong upward trend" during the flrst quarter of this year although the level of economic activity dropped slightly compared with the same period last year. The quarterly economic bulletin of the Central Bank of Malayda said that
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      Lock icon H'kong money
      121 16 HONG KONG—Tuesday's 5 p.m. currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and invest* men! Ltd.): (Buyers) (Sellers) 190.5 197.5 per 100 strait* dollars 150 152 per 1.000 Taiwan dollars 6.7425 0.7525 per Australian dollar 340 960 per 1.000 Burmese kyata 475 495 per 1.000 Indian rupees ISS 156 per
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      Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
      655 16 BID and offer prices officially listed at the close of business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS 8 Aetna 131 L 34 AJinomoto 196 Z.M Aku L4S L4S Allied Choc. 275 2.78 Ben. 199 1-06 Berjaya 1.19 1J26 Borneo
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      820 16 BI'SINESS done In and reported to the trading rtons of the Stock Exchange of Malavsla and Sinrapore with the nnnber of shares traded in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACMA $134 (6) $133 (1); Alcan $l4l (1) DIM $1.43 CI); Allied Choc. $278
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      79 16 THfc mob prfm at the Klncapore Cblnm Exchinff ytttertij Produce were: i IH Oil III Ol) <»• oat Bulk 54 00 Coconut Oil if II M.) Dram 5*50 M. Copra 30.50 Monioh Whit* W», 1854)0 SariRHl White Prppe* 182.50 Sara waft speetai BIIH k Pepper (FOB.) ***** utmpoii* Hpeclai
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  • SUN SPORT
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      1072 18 a. 1 Div. 2-9 F. ***** Great Sign 4y 900 Agasam Daniels ***** Feature Film II 9y 8 12 Shaw Tulloh ***** Yangtze Kiaag 6y 8.12 Sung Bros R Breuk ***** Maatrel Boy 8y 8.11 Loo St Chong Tulloh •1584 Medal Music 8y 8.11 Music
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      Lock icon Challenger Rojas not speedy enough
      230 18 TOKYO California challenger Raul Rojas, preparing for his world junior lightweight title fight here next Sunday, boosted h»s prestige yesterday as he sparred four rounds in a public workout before some 60 boxing experts. Japanese boxing critics including former World Flyweight Champion Yashio Shirai, now
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      Lock icon Channel swim
      46 18 LONDON Tom Etzel, a New York policeman made his third successful English Channel swim when he crossed from France to England in 14 hours 14 minutes yesterday. Following him was Robert Lyle, a California journalist who landed after 16 hours 35 minutes of swimming.
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      Lock icon 2 BOWLERS TO SYDNEY
      71 18 Two of tiie top Singapore bowler* who win In the finals of the South Pacific Bowling Classic on Sunday will represent Singapore in the International SPBC In Sydney. The 1970 SPBC will be held in Sydney from Nov. 11 to NOT. 14. The finals will be
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      Lock icon BOB HEWITT 'KNOCKED OUT'
      63 18 LOS ANGELES —South African tennis star Bob Hewitt was rushed to hospital with a slight brain concussion after he was knocked out by a 70-year-old spectator at a tennis championships here yesterday. Hewitt was knocked out in the locker room minutes after losing a men's singles
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    Lock icon GRETEL'S VICTORY QUASHED
    422 19 XJEWPORT, R.I. Australian yacht Gretel II Monday was disqualified from the second race in the America's Cup in which she finished 67 seconds ahead of the U.S. defender, Intrepid. The disqualification followed protests by both yochts after Gretel II hod collided with Intrepid, causing damage to both.
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    Lock icon Veteran extends Ashe
    159 19 LOB ANGELES Arthur Ashe had to 90 all-out Monday to turn back fighting Francisco "Pancho" Segura, the patriarch of open competition at 49. in a hard-fought men's first round singles match of the 44th Annual Pacific Southwest Open tennis championships Ashe won the first set 6-4 and
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    Lock icon Speechmaker in fine fettle
    1014 19 By DENNI BOY S/EECHMAKF.R, trainer Mansor bin Matban's sole entry in the Singapore ('Old Cup this Sunday, showed splendid form here yesterday morning. After goin? round once at a steady pace, Speechmaker, with Subian Dalwee astride, clapped on the pace to run the last 3f in
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