Eastern Sun, 28 September 1970
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Title Section21 1970-09-28 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents Estd 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1458 Monday, September 28, 1970 MC (P) \m+21 words
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Article, Illustration536 1970-09-28 1 King Hussein of Jordon opened talks here yesterday with Arab Heads of State and Palestine guerrilla leader Yasser Arafat on the crisis in his country. The meeting, which promised to be o stormy confrontation, took place at the Hilton Hotel beside the Nile. TheUPI radiophoto. - 536 words
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151 1970-09-28 1 TORSHAVN Faroe Islands Emergency workers rescued all bni four of the 34 persons aboard the Icelandair p la n e which crashed into a mountain on the tiny Faroe Islands of Myggenes Saturday, passenger sources said yesterday. They said several of the151 words
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113 1970-09-28 1 PARIB Bombs :n luggage exploded at both Paris' airports yesterday, slightly In. Jurlng two airport employees, airport police said. An unclaimed valise taken off a Spanish Iberia Airlines flight bound for Madrid exploded at Le Bourget airport, north of Paris, at 1140 GMT <5.10113 words
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Article68 1970-09-28 1 SEOUL Fifteen person® were killed and about 20 others injured yesterday when a passenger bus plunged off a mountain cliff in a provincial area near the eastern coast, police reported. Police said some of the injured might die. The accident occurred at about68 words
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Article, Illustration569 1970-09-28 2 JOHORE BAHRU The fact that trained beautician Esther Chan lost her life while still a virgin indicated the significance of the love instinct in her boyfriend, businessman Lee Wong Tiang. In expressing this opinion in the High Court here yesterday, psychiatric569 words
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Article92 1970-09-28 2 MALACCA The National Union of Plantation Worker is considering investing in industries and has in fact "a firm plan" to start a $2 million textile factory, its Secretary General, Mr. P.P. Narayanan, said. He did not disclose details. Mr. Narayanan was speaking at the annual92 words
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229 1970-09-28 2 Outsiders can now hear Malaysia 'Loud clear' KIIALA LUMPUR A $6 million troposcatter system to enable telephone users here to speak "loud and clear" to East Malaysia and the outside world has been set up. The link, believed to be one of the longest In the world, spans about 500229 words
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191 1970-09-28 2 KUALA LUMPUR Crime took an 18 per cent dive in Malay, sia during the first eight months of the year compared with the same period last year. The statistics, released by Federal Police Headquarters here, do not Include crimes involving murder or rape, the191 words
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Article82 1970-09-28 2 A man who tried to snatch a handbag from a car was caught redhanded by a passer-by. Housewife Madam Maria Rajendran, 35, of Dunham Close, reported to police that on Saturday morning she stopped her car in front of Cold Storage Supermarket at Orchard Road. An unknown82 words
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Miscellaneous23 1970-09-28 2 Toto Draw The following numbers were drawn in yesterdays Toto Draw. 16 41 47 40 24. Additional number 18. Three-circle draws--11 7 48.23 words
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Article, Illustration375 1970-09-28 3 A PART-TIME newspaper vendor, who told his mother that he was going to buy a dri.ik outside his flat, was fatally stabbed by four men. Ong Tiong Lye, 16, died instantly at the second floor of Block 33, Taman Jurong on Saturday night after sustaining375 words
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Article43 1970-09-28 3 Three men were arrested from a ceiling on Saturday night when they broke into a house from the roof. The house belonged to a Jewish businessman, Le. lah Nadji Hai Abraham, of Oei Tiong Han Park. Police arrested the men.43 words
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Article, Illustration84 1970-09-28 3 The Y.M.C.A. youth section has been organising various social functions to raise funds for the proposed fully airconditioned new headquarters in Orchard Road. One of the social functions will be the 'Teen Princess 1970' to be staged on October 2 at the Moonshine84 words
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Article129 1970-09-28 3 JOHORE BAH R U Johore police are keepine vigilance at all exit points of the state following a daring holdup at Toto's office in the heart of the town here yesterday. At least two thugs have been flushed out from underworld dens for interrogation in connection129 words
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Advertisement120 1970-09-28 3 AUSTRALIA'S 52 T" A display of the latest Australian metalworking machinery plus many kinds of metal products. Shears, grinders, forgings, castings. Building fittings, pumps, boilers, industrial chains and a range of other items. All ideally suitable for local conditions. If you're involved In the metal products field either as a120 words
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Article, Illustration228 1970-09-28 4 SAIGON A Camba dian task force Is conducting mop-up operations around the village of Taoc Ka mk before pushing north to the province capital of Kompong Thorn Cambodian officers told UP| that sweeping operations were being conducted around Tang Kauk 52 miles north •f PhnomUPI photo - 228 words
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313 1970-09-28 4 PARIS South ViePremdemt Nguyen Coo Ky Has decided ogotwt attending a "march for victory" rally in W ashinaton. He &a»d He had been torfd by bo*h Americans and South Vietnamese ®W»o»a*s "h*s presence "W<MM create certain tr«4j*e "Ta say thai the Niaoa Administration tci313 words
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281 1970-09-28 4 HONG KON(J Police are hunting far the Britons and Americans over a threat to blow up a British Overseas Airways Corporation airliner. A 61 -year -old \merlcaa. Ewing David Dodqson. hu appeared in court charged with sending a letter to BOAC threatening t«281 words
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233 1970-09-28 4 WASHINGTON War HAS killed half the men and a quarter of the women and children Meo tribes in Laos, a Senate subcommittee says. The Meos are trained by the United States to counter the North Vietnamese presence on the Plain of Jars Frequent233 words
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Article77 1970-09-28 4 NEW DELHI-The mw &rm v lost 40 men killed i" two battles with Karbin tribesman in Upoer Burma last month The Pres« Trust of India. said the dtead included two oHirers PTI said the battles •rrurred »n I.ashio in Shan State of uppor Burma77 words
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Article139 1970-09-28 4 NEW DELHI Prime Minister Mrs. Mra Gandhi ha* warned state governments against the leinurely pace ©f land reforms. Sh P said H had become a problem of national importance and urgency "l and reform is the most crucial test which our political system must Dass139 words
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Article, Illustration262 1970-09-28 5 ROME Thousands of left-wing demonstrators yesterday staged nationwide protests against President Nixon's vfcut to Italy late Sunday to tke rallying cry of Hang Nixon." Vast traffic jams built up in Rome, Milan, Turin and Florence As the demonstrators marched through the streets brandishing antiAmerican placard* and262 words
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Article62 1970-09-28 5 BRISBANE Another •even of the 24 Phantom iets leased from the United States by Australia until 24 F-11l lighter bombers on order are delivered have fkywn into the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) at Amber ley near here. An RAAF spokesman •aid yesterday the Phantoms brought the number received62 words
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239 1970-09-28 5 CARACAS Communist Cuba announced its willingness yesterday to negotiate a treaty with the Cnited States providing for the extradition of all airline and ship hijackers. The unmnrrarnt was made by Foreig® Minister Raul Roa in a statement broadcast on Radio Havana and monitored here. **lf239 words
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Article55 1970-09-28 5 WASHINGTON Mrs. W Averell Harriman, wife of the diplomat and former chief U.S. negotiator at the Vietnam peace talks, died in George Washington University Hospital here Saturday aged 67. Mrs. Harriman was taken to hospital last night after suffering a heart attack. She and her55 words
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Article136 1970-09-28 5 BOGOTA, Colombia At least 350 people were left homeTess in the Pacific coast town of Bahia Solano Saturday as a result of several serious earth tremors which destroyed homes and public buildings. The national police said more than 20 homes were destroyed along with some larger136 words
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Article106 1970-09-28 5 MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, —The left-wing T u pain arog terrorists declared war in the Uruguayan government Saturday night for its refusal to negotiate with the m for the release of American agriculture Claude L. Fly. Th e Tupamaros made their decision known by taking over a movie106 words
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153 1970-09-28 5 NEW YORK A sixday search for three missing Transatlantic was called ofT tonight, a Coast Guard spokesman announced here. He said units of the U.S. Coast Guard. Navy and Air Force and the Canadian Royal Air Force had stopped scouring a 50.(Tf>0 square mile area153 words
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Article, Illustration380 1970-09-28 6 Hijacked VC-10's captain back to wife I ONDON Sixteen of 54 hijack hostages arrived here Saturday night to a tumultuous welcome, unable to explain the mystery of their release. One of the eight Britons among the hostages. Major Fawkes Potts, told reporters: "AllUPI radiophoto. - 380 words
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132 1970-09-28 6 HONG KONG China has donated medicaments, blankets and foodstuffs valued at one million yuan (about 551,200,000) to the Palestine Red Crescent Society, the New China News Agency reported. The Chinese Red Cross Society in a cable to its Palestine counterpart said the first donation, 3,000132 words
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326 1970-09-28 6 BELFAST A man died and 65 soldiers and policemen were injured during fierce rioting in Belfast's Shankhill Road area throughout Saturday night. The fighting finally ended yesterday morning after British paratroopers had been called in to reinforce Infantry and Commandos battling326 words
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Miscellaneous11 1970-09-28 6 AMY By J«ck Tip pit "Does this aoo have a name?"11 words
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231 1970-09-28 7 I OS ANGELES Six big fires that have taken two Uvea and destroyed 180 homes were still raging out of control in Southern California yesterday. Weary firemen hope a forecast slackening in winds sometimes reaching tto m.p.h. that have whipped the blaze since Friday231 words
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134 1970-09-28 7 JOHANNESBURG Professor Christian Barnard in an interview appearing yesterday as "completely incorrect" remarks by Mus Jill Blalberg. daughter of Dr. Philip Blaiberg. that her lather's life was helj fitter his heart transplant operation Mis s Blaiberg. 22. said on the eve ol the134 words
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333 1970-09-28 7 ASHINGTON Campus violence bos created on unprecedented state of crisis in America's universities and has split the country with divisions as deep os ony since the civil war, o Presidential panel reported. Although the report of the President's Commission on Campus Unrest blamed extremists of333 words
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Article, Illustration96 1970-09-28 7 "Woma»," aw exhibition of more than sfl§ photographs depicting aO aspects of the feminine experience, from childhood to old are. from making war to marching for peace, from career to marriage, is being displayed simultaneously at the New York Cuftural Centre and Washington's Smithsonian96 words
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Article40 1970-09-28 7 WASHINGTON President Nixon began a tour of Mediterranean Europe yesterday lhat was olanned in August as a diplomatic holiday, but which has taken on the overtones of crisis doe to increasing tension ab the Middle East.40 words
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Article25 1970-09-28 7 LONDON. An "abortion pill" developed in lh e United slot's may soon b» available on prescription in urttahi if mas* texts prove successful.25 words
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Article683 1970-09-28 8 TEMPORARILY at least King Hussein of Jordan appears to have secured control or the major portion of his Kingdom and it Is apparent that it was achieved not only at gicat human sacrifice but also at the possible sacrifice of Jordan's political alignment. The Palestinian guerrillas have accepted683 words
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Article, Illustration591 1970-09-28 8 Art Buchwald - By Art Buchwald, One of the reasons President Nixon's Black Capitalism Programme has been a bust is that there is a black brain-drain in this country, and it's getting more serious all the time. A black businessman told me the other day that every time he trains591 words
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Article480 1970-09-28 8 TOM CULLEN - By TOM CULLEN, THE tough questions at BIT, the free information service run by London hippies, go to such experts as Vicki and Neil, who, being dropouts themselves, feel that they are uniquely equipped to handle dropout problems. BIT, which runs a free 24-hour telephone service, boasts480 words
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Article161 1970-09-28 8 LE THE other eveninig, I took some foreign visitors to the Esplanade and Padang for a stroll. We had a delightful walk along the promenade and enjoyed the lights of the ships in the harbour. Later, we walked leisurely across the Padang towards the Supreme161 words
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Advertisement60 1970-09-28 8 Foreign new* and feature* appearing In all edition" of the Eastern Sun and The Hun are from Keuters United Pres* International. A genre France Pr sse, editors Piess syndicate Newspupei Enterprise Association Publishers Hall Synd cate. Los Angeles Times Syndicate Ciemin| New s Service North American Newspaper Alliance. First Features,60 words
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Article, Illustration600 1970-09-28 9 rp HE sleek new shapes of faster-than-sound airliners are already cleaving the skies over Europe, either proud pioneers of a new age of highspeed aviation or costly white elephants. Two models of the Anglo-French Concorde and at least one model of the600 words
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Article, Illustration630 1970-09-28 10/11 A HAPPY MOMENT WIVES of Australian soldiers serving at Selarang Garrison in Singapore will not be easily forgotten at the Cheshire Home, a local foundation for the mentally and physically handicapped. The Australian Wives Club, to which nearly all wives of members of the Ist Battalion, Royal AustralianAIS - 630 words
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Miscellaneous1897 1970-09-28 12 LOOKING AND LISTENING.... fv radio guide I CARROLL RIOHTER'S from the Carroll Righter Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: Don't put off the nittygritty. An excellent day and evening to get tasks that face you out of the way so rou can be free to start the week with decks clear. Take some1,897 words
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736 1970-09-28 13 Harold Heffernan - BY Harold Heffernan, Well- organised efforts on the part of various groups throughout the country to "do something" about improving the moral standards of motion pictures hare all come to grief. In throwing in the sponge, one after another, all have come to the same736 words
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95 1970-09-28 13 JULIE HAD A LITTLE LAMB, and inseparable are the two since sex symbol Julie Ege came to the aid of her four-legged friend. In Africa for her starring role in Columbia's "Creatures the World Forgot," the 24-year-old film beauty developed a soft spot in her heart for the fleecy white95 words
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Article266 1970-09-28 13 CULVER CITY MCiM's first Matinee" series of seven motion pictures, including two never-before-released. are being set for weekend engage ments in key cities in the United States. The series of seven films Is the first package to be offered for "Children's Matinee" and "Ls completely in266 words
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Miscellaneous237 1970-09-28 13 SHAW RATION 2^222 LIDO Phong 3734 14 I.AST 4 SHOWS' 11 au> I -CO, 4.00 ti:«» pm "WOMEN IN LOVE 0.1.% pm Premiere Tonigut! 'IN SEARCH OK I.RM.OKV" CAPITOL PHon» 3975,9 Now Showlitf —No Free List 11 nia, 1.30 4. #.45 "THE UNORATEFI'L ONE" Mandarin in Scope, Coot 3404? RE237 words
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Miscellaneous128 1970-09-28 13 Ii ORGANISATION CATHAY ***** Now Hbowlnc! No Free Lilt 11 18. e.M. •00 900 MOM'a "KELLY'S BEROE8" Clint Eastwood PanavUlon Metrocotor rjEar\j ***** DEFINITELY LAST S DAYS! 11 I.M (SO IN pm •To* Can't Win Tin All" Tony Curtis Charles Bronsoo P'VUion. Color Columbia Opens Thursday: (In Color) "Sfrran And128 words
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Article, Illustration386 1970-09-28 14 Oi»e day, while I was entering the market, I heard a voice shentieg Come! Come!" Out of my curiosity I went to that spot just ia time to see a big crowd gathered around a for-tune-teHer. The fortune-tetter predicted that on a specific day there would be a386 words
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868 1970-09-28 14 Ele, Walt Dulaney - Dateline "ip: V Br Ele, Walt Dulaney DEAR WALT: What do you do wkcti someone comes Hi to you and says, "Do you rpmfmbcf me? .iod you don't? TKis peas to mm a lot and it's really embarrassing. I'm one o# Htose juys868 words
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Article80 1970-09-28 14 HNfci eMail H the Old Victoriana Aincia Mm at the meat *m ■nal ceaeral meetmc President: Mr. Chan Joon Cek Vice- President: D». Yeo Meng Sianjr Mon. Secretary: Mr. Kannoosamy Asst. Hon. Sec.: Mz Michael Lira Hon. Treasurer: MT. SutheyvaJl Social secretary: Mr. Bennett Austin Sports80 words
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Article32 1970-09-28 14 THE Geylaaff District Scoat Ammiatiim will hold its First Cadet Smut Field Day on Oct. 2. (Children s Day) at ...Meel (.rounds between 9 ana. and 4 pm...,32 words
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Article, Illustration282 1970-09-28 14 AMONG Ike various plates tf aiwurn n|, the rinrna is on* of the kkt. It ißtrrnti M( only the grown-ups. hot also the aged, the teenaged aa«| even children. Day In an<j tfaj out. the Cinema has crowds of people. If good exciting film is282 words
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Advertisement191 1970-09-28 14 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe iiiiii The Eastern Sun's essay writing contest for boys and girls at 14 and under (Junior) and boys and girls over 14 (Senior) appears in this page from Monday to Friday. Prize money is: SIC tor Seniors and $5 tor Juniors for every *vay published.191 words
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Article, Illustration107 1970-09-28 15 Marianne Pereira - T-fashions By Marianne Pereira Albert and P-J by the rail-road track are the very latest in teen-tops. T-shirts with Mickey Mouse, the Eye, or Love and Peace motifs are fast catching on as daily wear of the Competi-sex as the Unisex people are now known. Competi-sexites in107 words
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Article, Illustration315 1970-09-28 15 Marianne Pereira - By Marianne Pereira yyORRIED about your looks you shouldn't be? You can improve your 'Look' tremendously just by the subtle us« of tinted foundation. A long nose can be made to look shorter, a heavy jaw4ine softened you can improve the shape315 words
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Article, Illustration354 1970-09-28 15 Ann Landers - Ann Landers Dear Ann: In regard to your answer to M.J.M. approving of vasectomy: that's dandy! But what about people who lose their children in an accident or a disaster. Once a man has that operation, his fathering days are finished. And consider,354 words
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Article243 1970-09-28 16 BRASILIA Japanese Foreign Minister Kiichl Aichi has discussed the problem of soluble coffee with Brazilian Minister of Industry and Commerce Marcus Pratini de Moraes. Brazil would like to see the 32 per cent Import tax on Brazilian soluble coffee lowered. Minister Moraes also indicated to Aichi243 words
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Article, Illustration253 1970-09-28 16 DONNY H B Chan B Sc. MHCI has just returned to Penang a* the Ant Malaysian degree graduate in Hotel L Catering Administration from the University of Surrey. He underwent a fouryear course and was awarded two prizes by the University in 1969. The first was253 words
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Article, Illustration122 1970-09-28 16 Mr. Johnny Goh Kok Guan, MIE (S), AMIEE, Manager .of Electronic Section of G.E.C. Singapore Pte. Ltd.; will be away for three months in Japan, U.S.A. and U.K. for further training in advanced electronics. In America, Mr. Goh will further his training in Central T.V. Aerial Systems122 words
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Article211 1970-09-28 16 THE chairman of Johore Sugar Plantations and Industries Bhd. in his current company report said that development of 20.680 acres of sugarcane plantation is progressing satisfactorily. Since 1968 14.000 acres of Jungle land have been cleared and by the end ol 1970 a total of 10,000 acres will211 words
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Article58 1970-09-28 16 Mr. Chen Mun who recently obtained his B.A. degree in electrical engineering at the University of Singapore will leave this month for the Netherlands on a Netherlands Fellowship Programme. He will follow postgraduate studies in electronics at the Philips International Institute in Eindhoven. Mr. Chen will be58 words
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Article, Illustration192 1970-09-28 16 Air travel for 2000 WITH the advent of the megalopolis, the vast concentration of population extending for many miles in every direction, as a feature of life in the year 2000, the commuter aircraft will be an essential means of transportation. The de Havilland Aircraft of Canada192 words
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Article, Illustration86 1970-09-28 16 Pictured at Kai Tak airport, Hong Kon g is one of the high lift air catering trucks developed by Airserrices Ltd. for Air Caterers Ltd. to lift catering supplies into jumbo jetliners. The hifh lift container rises 18 feet from the truck chassis to reach the floor level of the86 words
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Article392 1970-09-28 17 HONO KONO, Open Ins a second Asian office In Hone Kong last week, pnairmim Frederick Lark .a of the Los Angeles Security Pacific National n«nt aald Asia is today tn a similar posit: on to that of Europe 15 years ago. offering tremendous trowth potential." To battle Japan392 words
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Article504 1970-09-28 17 «KKI\4IJ 14;• in M!»% IM Koala Lanirur ll* m M>« m> 4 oiunt Imi ivmpor 7»i am M>* 12a kuala uantpttT ku* Ml MM «5z kuala Luuitiut II «M> m MM 4&4 IVnan* k Lompur 11 a~o> Mb A 80s Jakarta lJHipm MM 451 ko nhhM l:> PHI504 words
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653 1970-09-28 17 MARKET REVIEW A FRESH rare of short-tena speculation ia glamour iss«es dictated last week's trading in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. Throughout the week, the existence at mwupuUtion in the high, ttierc caused opera uw* to be extra cautious Generally the market was653 words
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Article2231 1970-09-28 18 DENNI BOY - By DENNI BOY TOON Stable's Interest, ridden a confident race by Johnny Wilson, came from last to win the $55,000 Singapore Gold Cup for class one division one horses over 11 f. here yesterday. In the rear for most part of the journey, Interest made up2,231 words
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Miscellaneous45 1970-09-28 18 NT; i a Ist Prize No: 2nd Prize No: 3rd Prize No: *****7 ($4,709) *****2 ($1,345) *****7 672) Starters ($l5O each) Nos: *****4 *****5 *****9 *****1 *****2 *****3 *****5 *****6 *****9 Consolation ($lOO each) Nos: *****2 *****7 *****2 *****9 *****5 *****8 *****7 *****1 *****4 *****345 words
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Article300 1970-09-28 19 R.I. The America's Cup defender Intrepid and Australia's Gretel II race again today after a postponement made the challenge the longest this century. Fog forced cancellation of the fifth race and a few minutes after the two boats tied up after returning from the course Intrepid signalled300 words
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Article139 1970-09-28 19 BANDUNG. Indonesia, Singapore go-kart enthusiasts virtually swept the field yesterday in the Indonesia go-kart Grand Prix held in thi s resort town. Llm Chin choon won first place in the 500 U.S. dollar Grand Prix open event w ith a time of 26 minutes. 17.8 seconds139 words
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Article60 1970-09-28 19 Public Swimming Club Chinese Swimming Club 11-4 in a keenly contested A division water polo match at Amber Road yesterday. The P.S.C. team which Included the internationals. Gan brothers, played a more constructive game to beat their courageous opponents. At the Tanjong Rhu Club, Port of Singapore Authority60 words
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Article30 1970-09-28 19 TOKYO World Boxing Council junior lightweight champion Yoshiaki Numata of Japan last night kept his title with a fifth round knockout over Raul Roias of San Pedro. California.30 words
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Article144 1970-09-28 19 EDINBURGH Tony Jacklin Of Britain, the UJ3 Open champion, cruised to a sevenstroke victory in the Wills U5524,000 golf tournament yesterday finishing with an incredible 21 under par 72 hole total of 267. Jacklin added a Anal round of 69 on the 6.677 yards Par 72 Dalmahoy course144 words
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Article378 1970-09-28 19 PLAYING confidently in their home links, the well balanced Keppel Team won the 1970 SGA League competition after outscoring the SIC'C contingent by the score of three matches to two, with one played even at the Bukit Cher- min links yesterday. It was the first time378 words
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Article167 1970-09-28 19 MADRID The young United States amateur go fers Saturday cruised to an overwhelming 12stroke victory In the Elsenhower Trophy men's team competition here with a 72-hole aggregate of 857. They made sure of retailing the trophy they won two years ago with a final round total167 words
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Article189 1970-09-28 19 NEW YORK Standings of Hie two major leagues after Saturday's baseball games: NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W L OB Pittsburgh 86 72 New York 81 76 4J Chicago 81 76 41 St. Louis 75 83 11 Philadelphia 72 85 14$ Montreal 70 88 16 WEST Cincinnati 100189 words
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Article140 1970-09-28 19 LOS ANGELES Top-seeded Rod Laver of Australia beat U.S. Davis Cup star Arthur Ashe 6-0, 6-3 Saturday to move Into the finals of the 65,000 U.S. dollar Pacific Southwest Open. In the other semifinal match at the Los Angeles tennis club, second-seeded John Newcombe, also140 words
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Article360 1970-09-28 19 SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico Scot Ken Buchanan, his face criss-crossed by cuts, wore down Ismacl Laguna of Panama under a biasing tropical sun Saturday to win the world lightweight title in a 15-round split decision. Buchanan had cuts around both eyes and on his nose, but360 words
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Article51 1970-09-28 19 BRUSSELS The European Hockey Cup final will be a repeat of the Bombay 1970 tournament final between West Genmany and the Netherlands. Germany needed extra time to dispose off France 2-1 in their semifinal, but Holland by two clear goals beating Spain 2-0 at the Haysel Stadium here51 words
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Article, Illustration194 1970-09-28 20 Police, the curator of the Botanic Gardens, officials and amateur helpers spent Sunday trying to capture the elusive swan. Hp to sundown the bird was still at large on Spring Lake, Jurong. All attempts to decoy it, net it, and grab194 words
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190 1970-09-28 20 The French Government was keen to establish a French Government bank in Singapore to support French manufacturing firms in the Republic, Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said here. Mr Lee said he told French Government leaders he had agreed to view190 words
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94 1970-09-28 20 BEIRUT Palestine guerrillas yesterday morning accused Jordanian authorities 0 f waging a "war of hunger" against their people by preventing food, water and medical supplies from reaching revolutionary strongholds In Amman. A statement by the Palestine Liberation Organisation's central committee broadcast over the94 words
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