Eastern Sun, 2 October 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents Estd. 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1462 Friday, October 2, 1970 MC (P) 1616
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    Lock icon CITY CHAOS
    631 1 Gomel Abdel Nasser, the father of modern Egypt, was buried yesterday in a simple black shroud. Millions of grieving Egyptians turned his funeral procession into chaos. Screaming "Nasser Nasser" the crowd almost spilled Nasser's coffin off its gun carriage. Grieving throngs surged through police barricades and swarmed around
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    Lock icon PARADE BY SAFTI FOR MAJ.-GEN.
    100 2 Major-General P.E.M. Bradley. CB, (BE, DSO, Master of Signals, recently visited the Singapore Armed Forces Training Institute. Major-General Bradley, who was received on arrival bv the Director of SAFTI, Colonel Ronald Wee, toured tho camp. He observed National Servicemen and Offi-cer-Cadets in training, including a
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  • Article
    Lock icon $5,000 FEE FOR AIDING PUB THEFT
    256 2 A former PUB employee yesterday disclosed He was paid $5,000 for information supplied to a gang. The group later robbed the Public Utilities Board of a $124.779 65 payroll. Llm Kan Teo. now under detention In Changi Jail, was giving evidence in a preliminary
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    Lock icon 10 years' jail for $360,826 fraud
    307 2 AN accountant was yesterday untMced to years' jail after pleading guilty to a criminal breach of trust amounting to $360,826 belonging to his company. Choe Weng Kay, 38 former chief accountant, pleaded guilty to 13 charges of fraud, forgery, and falsification of company cash
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    Lock icon Off to Interpol conference
    31 2 Ac tine Commissioner of Police, Mr. Ong Kian Tiong, leaves today for Brussels to attend the annual Interpol Conference there. He will be away for a week.
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    Lock icon Convicted for posing as a police inspector
    100 2 A man who took away a young girl's identity card while posing as a police inspector was yesterday sentenced to tfcree months' Jail. Goh Teck Guan, 29. pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court to the offence committed at the National Theatre on July
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    Lock icon Fourth man in dud notes case
    68 2 A fourth person will be charged in court today for possession of counterfeit American currency. A police party, led by Inspector Roger Lim of the Commercial Crime Section, raided a house in Commonwealth Crescent and detained him. Prom the house, the party recovered two
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    Lock icon Killed by truck
    24 2 CHUA Geok Yian. 3. was killed instantly when she wai knocked down by a truck at Upper Ayer Rajah ttoud yesterday.
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    Lock icon Lighter owners protest
    262 3 Alarmed lighter owner* fearing heavy losses will appeal to the Government to IK them continue using the Singapore River. A memorandum will be sent to the Ministry of Law and National Development soon b> the Singapore Lighter Owners' Association. A recent announcement that the Singapore River would
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    Lock icon ONLY 75 TAXI PIRATES REGISTER FOR NEW JOBS
    226 3 1 REGISTRATION of pirate taxi drivers for job conyersion began yesterday. There was no rush in the three centres set up by the Ministry of Communications at the Ministry of Labour, Registrar of Vehicles and Chinese Chambers of Commerce. Pirate taxi drivers
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    Lock icon Lee in UK to have talks on defence
    268 3 LONDON Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew flies in today for talks on defence and the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference in Singapore. He will also meet leading industrialists, former Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson and other party leaders during his flve-day stay.
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    Lock icon Two old men found dead
    69 3 Two old men were found dead durln* the past 24 hours Police said Pang Ah Yit, 69, was found dead at the Junction of Delhi Street and Tian Lye Street at 7.30 a.m. on Wednesday. Another man Wong Law, 63, of PSA Quarters, Nelson Road,
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    Lock icon Seriously hurt
    36 3 Motor cyclist, Teo Kim Thye, 18, flew off his machine and banged into the rear of a bus whet* his motorcycle skidded yesterday. Teo, of Geylang Road, was admitted to hospital in critical condition.
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    Lock icon Appeal on 'jurisdiction'
    160 3 An appeal case affecting the jurisdiction of the magistrates' courts would be heard today before the Criminal Court of Appeals. A written judgment by Mr. Justice C ho or Singh has ruled that magistrates' courts had no jurisdiction at all to try a criminal offence punishable by
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    Lock icon Three steps to develop culture, says Minister
    330 4 IT'UALA LUMPUR The Minister of Information and Culture, Dato Hamzah bin Dato Abu Somali, yesterday announced three steps to develop a national culture. They are the setting up ot a National Culture Council, a National Theatre and a School of Fine Arts- These
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    Lock icon Malaysia's tourist plan
    98 4 KUALA TRENGGANU A feasibility study to work out a phased programme for the expansion of the tourist industry it to be carried out soon, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari, said yesterday. Hla Ministry was ne- i got ating for the services of
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    Lock icon UN mourns Ramani
    88 4 MALAYSIA'S permanent U.N. reprrsrntatire H. M. A. Zakarlak (above) thanked for condolences Siren to kin for the death of former Malaysian O.N. Ambassador Bsmsni at Wednesday's General Assembly meetIn Kuala Lumpur, members of the legal circle in Malaysia yester- day described the death of Mr. R. Banuni
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    Lock icon Esso's $90 mil. plan
    98 4 MORE than SX> Million will be invested by the KSSO Singapore (•roup* of Companies in |he lube facilities. The plan for the local manufacture of base stock* for automotive and industrial lubri cants were announced by the company yesterday. The construction of a P**nt by ESSO
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    Lock icon 'Lee knew what he was doing'
    343 4 JOH ORE BAHRU Lee Won* Tiang, 29. was fully aware of his actions the night he allegedly battered Esther Chan to death, a prosecution witness told the High Court yesterday. He could distinguish between right and wrong. Dr. V. G. Qunl. a consultant psychiatrist
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    Lock icon Rotan, prison for robber
    52 4 TAY Yong Kee, 19. wai sentenced to three years' jail with six strokes of the rotan On a charge ol armed robbery. He admitted entering the Wong Kiong Bar with another person on August 31. and robbed Manager Ang Lian Muey and tho cannier of at
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      29 4 CONCHA TUL TO IMC DRILLING MUD (PTE) LTD. ON THE OCCASION Of THEIR CRAND OFFICIAL OPENING. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD. 59. Kallang Road, Singapore 8. Tel: *****3, *****3
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    Lock icon MALAYSIA REJECTS CLAIMS ON SABAH, LIMBANG
    373 5 17" U ALA LUMPUR Sorowok, in- eluding Limbong, joined Malaysio with Hie consent of the British Government ond the people of Sorowok, Prime Minister Tun Abdul Rozak declared. He was commenting on a report that Brunei had lodged a claim on Limbang, an area
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    Lock icon HOTEL STRIKE NOTICE OFF
    72 5 HOTEL Malaysia has been saved from industrial action from its 600 workers by the intervention of the Ministry of Labour. The Union, representing the workers of the luxurious hotel, withdrew the ultimatum it served the management lollowing a meeting at the Ministry yesterday. The dispute has
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    Lock icon Jailed lor theft
    47 5 WASHERWOMAN Yap Gin L<eng, 50, was jailed and fined $5O, when she pleaded guilty to stealing two bikinJ panties and a key-chain from store. She admitted stealing the panties and the chain valued at $B. on September 8 from the John Littles Shopping Centre.
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    Lock icon Farewell to South China Sea
    133 5 R.A.F. Seletar's Bailors the airmen of No. 1124 Marine Craft Unit—have sailed the Sooth China Sea for the last time. After 40 years' service in the Far East theatre, the unit has ceased operations. The Air Commander of Far East Air Force, Air Marshal Sir
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    Lock icon Interdependence of nations in S.E. Asia
    467 5 Owing to 20 years of bitter experience. South-east Asian countries are now becoming aware of the interdependence of nations. Foreign Minister S. Rajaratnam said yesterday. Unless the great trading nations of the Pacific assist their poorer neighbours striving to modernize their economy. their prosperity
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    Lock icon Secretary-General of DAP freed
    188 5 KUALA LUMPUR The Secretary-General of the Democratic Actttoa Party, Mr. Llm Kit sianc, was yesterday freed unconditionally from political detention. He was reunited with his family in his hometown, Batu Pahat, after serving 16 months In the Muar Detention Camp Mr. Lin, a Member of Parliament
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    Lock icon Seven freed commandos reach Cairo
    391 6 Seven Arab commandos arrived in Cairo yesterday in a Royal Air Force jet. Their arrival ended a drama which began on Sept- 6 when guerrillas seized three airliners over turope and were foiled in a bid to capture a fourth. The arrival of the guerrilla*
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    Lock icon 'Seven – league' boots are attractive, but French actress Barbara Bouchet is counting more heavily on the jet engine to get her from Rome to Munich.
    25 6 'Seven league' boots are attractive, but French actress Barbara Bouchet is counting more heavily on the jet engine to get her from Rome to Munich.
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    Lock icon BID TO RESTART MID-EAST TALKS
    274 6 IJNITED NATIONS Tke Big Fo«tf powers are onaWe to agree on joint action to get the stalled Arab-Israeli peace talks restarted, following President Nasser's death. At a meeting of the Big Four ambassadors on Wednesday. Mr. Charles Yost of the US. appealed to Russia, Britain
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    Lock icon Guerrillas pull out of Amman
    146 6 AMMAN Army troops and Palestinian guerrilla« have started pulling out of Amman in line wirK tfce Cairo peace agreement, Arab trace officials said. The h gher follow-up committee, charged with Implementing the en of war a?reem*»nt Signed by the two sides aua Arab ltauet* iaat
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    Lock icon CROWDS IN BELGRADE HAIL NIXON
    259 6 BELGRADE President Nixon and President Tito opened official talks yesterday on the Middle East crisis and other pressing world problems. The two leaders met shortly after 0800 GMT (3.3# p. in Singapore) Nixon was accompanied to the meeting hy Secretary of State William p. Rogers
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    Lock icon Archbishop to boycott Pope
    70 6 SYDNEY The Anglican Archbishop of Sydney, Dr. Marcus Loane. will boycott an ecumenical service during Pope Paul's visit to Australia next month for "reasons of conscience-'' He said the visit, beginning on November 30, would undoubtedly strengthen conservative force* within the Roman Catholic Church. The Pope
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    Lock icon TAIWAN SHIPS
    62 6 TAIPEI Chinese vessels are now carrying some 35 per cent of the incoming an<» outgoing cargoes In Taiwan. shij>. ping circles reported yesterday. The percentage though lower than the 40 percent registered fire £ear s ago is much higher than the 26 per cent in 1909. The government
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    Lock icon CHINA SHOWS OFF ITS ROCKET AT BIG PEKING MARCH
    490 7 J-JONG KONG, China showed off a replica of a space vocket at a mammoth national day parade in Peking yesterday as the world owaited the launching of its first intercontinental ballistic missile. I# chairman Mao Tse Tung and hundreds of thousands
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    Lock icon Film-man cleared of cemetery desecration
    271 7 QUINCY, Massachusetts Film producer Otto Preminger kas been found not gvtlfy of desocrating a cemetery by filming a nirft scene featuring Lisa Mmnelli. The complaint against the 63-year-old filmmaker involved shooting for the film 'Tell Me That You Love Me, Junel Moon." The cemetery scene
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    Lock icon Sniper blows up truck with explosives
    112 7 SPRINGFIELD. Missouri A truck loaded w th an estimated 42.000 pounds of dynamite was blown up by sniper (ire on a main road Only fragments oi the truck and bit* of the bodies of the truck s two drivers were found after the blast.
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    Lock icon GETTING AROUND ON MOON
    72 7 LUNAR ROVING VEHICLE lest unit gets a workout froas astronauts Jack Lousma (seated) and Gerald Carr on the sands near Pismo Beach, California. The mobility unit is used to determine performance capabilities of lunar rover and prove design concept of an earth-weight vehicle for astronaut training.
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    Lock icon U.S. scientists contact Nessie
    141 7 LONDON A team of American scientists believe they have made sonar contact with a colony of monsters in the depths of Loch Ness. Scientists said they tracked something many times larger than the biggest fish In the lake on their sonar equipment. The American team, headed
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    Lock icon 'Quake bodies rise to surface
    197 7 IiMA Thousand* f bodies buried under toas of snow and mad is the Andean city of Yangay by the Ma T 31 earthquake are starting to rise to the Mirface. They are ereatins; a serious health prob em author ill es said. A spokesman said
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    Lock icon House arrest for Mrs. Mandela
    163 7 JOHANNESBURG Soath Africa slapped restrictive orders on the wife of jailed African nationalist leader Nelson Maade'a only hoars before she was to travel I.o*o miles to visit him Mrs. Winnie Mandela. 35 was to visit Mandela, former leader of the African National Coajiws. who is
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    493 8 Survey: Tokyo tankers are defective TOKYO The All-Japan Seamen's Union in a survey report declared that almost all large oil tankers and ore-carriers built in Tokyo between 1964 and 1966 were defective. The 142,900-member union said its report was based on an Intensive three-month check of 66
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    Lock icon 'Civil war' threat if Bhutto is held
    221 8 RAWALPINDI Zulfikar Bhutto, Chairman of the Pakistan People's Party, warned there will be civil wcr if he is arrested or harmed. Bhutto, former Foreign Minister, accused the Government of President Yahya Khan of "terrorising the people with guns." Some of his party leaders
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    Lock icon Silent homecoming
    85 8 A transport plane lumbers past empty hangers at Tuy Hoa Air Base in South Vietnam. The base was recently deactivated as an Air Force installation and turned over to the ground forces. It was part of President Nixon's "Phase Four" withdrawal plan to complete the Vietnamisation of the
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    Lock icon FAA 'WITHHELD' JET DEFECTS
    236 8 WASHINGTON —An investigator accused the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) of withholding information on jumbo jet defects. The FAA has ordered a limited X-ray programme for the Boeing 747 engines in August. Thlg followed an explosion and fire aboard an Air France Jetliner, believed caused by a
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    Lock icon Ari Onassis 10-point plan for success
    228 8 NEW YORK Aristotle Onassig has disclose some of his hints for success. The interview was published in the current issue of 'Success Ulimited magaxlne. He recommends: "1. Take care of your body I am no Greek God but I did not waste my life
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    Lock icon DEATH THREATS TO ANOTHER MANSON 'FAMILY' MAN
    235 9 ANGELES Another former Monson "family" member cloimed during the Shoron Tote murder triol thot he hod received deoth threats to prevent him from testifying. Part-time actor Juan Flynn, 25, who took the stand for the fourth day yesterday, made the claim on Wednesday.
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    Lock icon 111-storey trade centre
    57 9 Twin Towers of the 111 -storey World Trade Centre under construction in New York City. Artist's conception shows trend-setting building designs that first came to national attention through Design in Steel Award Programme which is now in its 10th year. Awards are given to designers for imaginative
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    Lock icon Mafia takes $21 m a year
    242 9 NEW YORK New York Mafia puics are robbing Kennedy International airport of l'Ss7 million (ss2l million) a year, I'nited States attorney Frederick Laeey said. Mr. Lacey, who recently successfully prosecuted Mafia chiefs Simone (Sam the plumber) de Cavalcante and Angelo (gyp) de Carlo for
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    Lock icon Minister held for having explosives
    58 9 Mike Cross, 28, Black Panther's deputy Defence Minister was arrested recently on charges of violating the City Long-gun ordinance and possession of explosives. He is shown leaving headquarters after police search turned up weapons and ammunition. A Toledo patrolman was shot and killed earlier as
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    Lock icon Agnew defends laws against obscenity
    279 9 SALT LAKE CITY, Utah Vice President Spiro Agnew has intervened in the storm over moves to abolish obscenity and pornography laws, attacking on a report by a Presidential Commission. The commission concluded that pornography was harmless, its report issued Wednesday re- commended an end to
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    Lock icon Cuba: US may query USSR
    161 9 WASHINGTON, The United States Is expected to ask the Soviet Union shortly what kind of naval facility it Is building on the south coast of Caha. U.S. officials reported. At the same time, there seemed little evidence of serious concern among U.S. diplomatic officials over
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    Lock icon MAO'S NO
    429 10 /COINCIDENT with the celebration of the Chinese National Day, news has leaked out that the Soviet Union proposed during the protracted border talks in Peking that a non-aggression pact between the two nations be concluded and that China turned down the proposal. On the face of it the
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    Lock icon DOES CRIME PAY?
    253 10 IF you are to commit a crime and are captured because you do not fully succeed, you can be freed by your friends committing the same crime successfully. This is an ominous conclusion and a horrifying thought which is forced upon us by the release of seven
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    Lock icon SUHARTO'S PROBLEMS
    1005 10  -  By LESLIE MURPHY JAKARTA Five years after the ill-fated Communist attempt to seize power on October 1, 1965, and in the months of turmoil that followed Indonesia has achieved impressive economic rehabilitation and established itself in world affairs as a more peaceful and respected force. But the nation
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    Lock icon THOUGHTS
    15 10 Colours fade, temples crumble, empires (all, but wise words endure. —Edward L. Thorndyke, psychologist.
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      57 10 foreign news and fen. lure* appearing In all edition* of tbe Eastern .sun and Tbe Sun are from tteuterfc, United Press International, Agence France Presse. Editors Press Syndicate. Newspaper Enterprise Assorlntlon Publishers Hall S>ndlcate. Los Angeles Times Syndicate. Gemini News Service. North American Newspaper Alliance, First Features, Inter-Press Feature* and
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    Lock icon INDONESIA LOOKS BACK ON NIGHT OF HORROR
    566 11 Hew of holf most across Indonesia yesterday to refresh the national memory of a night of horror which took place fire years ago. It was orf the night ot September 30, 1965 that the machinery of a Communist coup swung into motion. Squads
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    Lock icon Protection for war journalists
    161 11 PARIS Representatives of world Press organisations have decided to set up an international stand ng committee for the protection of journalists on dangerous assignments hi Indochina. The proposed committee, which will have a Swiss secretary-general and headquarters In Zurich will be empowered to Issue special Ideniity
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  • THE MORNING AFTER with Weatherbee Wong
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      132 12/13 n AMBASSADOR HOTEL On the Waterfront at Katong PROUDLY PRESENTS THI CONSULATE BAR: F-<y that Quiet after-wor» drink, or those ore-d'nner cocktails ioir vOu' friends in the Consulate Bar the NEWEST cocktail bar in Singapore Soft o<le caroets deec luxurious seats relaxing mus.c. and sensible prices Wt~* not drop in
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      314 12/13 ftp rrc^lo TH«4l(« NiyMClut) "LE l NISEX" u krral Never before seen In Singapore! Ultra-mod choreography! Love dances! Ballet in "see-nothlnga"! Live "statues" lea?, pirouette, twirl In classic ballet stances 1 An tnt'l cut with Natascha. star of famous Crazy Horse Saloon in ParU! Costume# In aluminium, plastic, leatherl Don't
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    Lock icon They talk to villagers about malaria, chicken
    543 14  -  By LEON DANIEL, CAKON NAKHON, Thailand What makes Louis Stern Walk? The dream that has sent the 22-year-old U.S. Peace Corps volunteer slogging into every vilfage in Sakon Nakhon province is to reduce the incidence of malaria. But Peace Corps volunteer Louis Stern,
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    Lock icon Interesting booklet for new mothers
    382 14  -  THE WELL CHILD By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M. D. A new mother can't start protecting her babv too •oon. With this thought in mind, Dr S.C. Southard hag produced an excellent pamphlet, entitled "Congratulations to the New Mummy." The booklet is built around three ke*
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    Lock icon Technical aid & Red propaganda
    444 14 Technical aid Red propaganda BERNE Most economically underdeveloped states prefer multilateral aid to bilateral aid in other words, they would prefer to get their technical assistance through the relatively impersonal help of international organisations than through too close a contact with the donor countries themselves. The latter smacks to many
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    Lock icon Dictators are dictators
    175 14 Russia and China are dictatorships. They are also two of the world's great powers. Dictators gravitate towards each other: that is one of the laws of politics. Small dictators get protection under the shade of big ones. Fairly obvious, you might think; and proved by twentieth century
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  • WOMEN
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      Lock icon Forgive us please... your mini can show
      313 16  -  By MARIANNE PEREIRA OR GIVF us please. The other day we asked you to do something with your minis because the midi was considered 'in'. But today, we ask you to do away with your mldls because a young fashion designer, Gloria Mae
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      99 16 We're really not taking a stand on this and we're not going to »it down on the job either. Rat it seems that midis were, after all, just a passing phase and Singapore designer Gloria Mae deerees clothes with rot-outs that >how the body line, are now the
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      Lock icon This woolly tale makes lots to be wild about
      177 16 THE understanding of luxury is complete when you just look at the window display of knits. Such a wide variety in a window? What more inside? And inside Miki's they are six hundred different selections always. New items come in everj
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      Lock icon We've got our eyes on Renee
      37 16 Ren e e Balsingame looking very mod in a two-piece suit with a bush coat style top. The collar and cat is reminiscent of the thirties except lor its mini length.
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    Lock icon Monique one famous name made 'Blackboys'
    730 17  -  By Jean Soward OLACKBOYS, London's first coloured model agency, got a boost when Arabella Churchill, grand-daughter of Sir Winston, picked them for the Biafran Society's charity show at the Chelsea Town Hall. UNTIL then the agency, formed more than a year ago, had been
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    Lock icon THE PERMANENT GUEST IS PROVING COSTLY
    416 17  -  Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers: Our daughter is being married in few weeks. A wedding gift arrived this morning from a relative. On the bottom of the gift i was a price sticker > at least twice the i amount the gift was 1
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  • Page 18 Miscellaneous
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      1908 18 LOOKING AND LISTENING.... Tv and radio guide from the Carroll Righter Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: The morning finds you able to clear up many details that have been left untie ne. A surprise meeting will benefit you. and you may have an unexpected opportunity to work out a formerly impossible problem
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  • Students' page
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      Lock icon He's to debate abortion against his best friens
      816 19  -  DATELINE By Ele, Walt Dulaney DEAR WALT: I'm involved In a big argument with my best friend. He Is Roman Catholic but thinks abortion should be legalised. 1 am not Catholic but agree with the Church that all life is precious even
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      Lock icon THE YOUTH OF TODAY
      529 19 Never in human history have so many youths been so frustrated, rebellious, idle, restless and full of pride. The youth of today are entire I y different from the youth of yesterday. No wonder today's teenagers are termed dangerous by many sociologists and child psychologists. What
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      Lock icon Why people welcome rains
      253 19 RAINS do bring happiness to human beings and animals, though at times they are not welcome. Frogs, ducks and buffaloes enjoy rain since they can play about in water. Some people do regret leaving their homes hen it is raining since, they are drenched without their
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      192 19 ESSAY CONTEST: I Rules to observe ummmmmMmmmsk TW Eastern Sun's essay writing contest foe boys and girfs of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and girls over 14 (Senior) appears in rMs page from Monday to Friday. Prix# money is: $lO for Senior* and V 5 tor luniors fo> every
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    Lock icon Trading subdued; undertone steady
    318 20 HPHE Stock Exchonge of Molaysia ond Singapore received a 1 nearly all-round support in very thin dealings with the exception of a few. Generally trading W M still subdued bat undertone remained steady. Business in the three securities continued to have business mainly on contra account
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    Lock icon WEEKLY RUBBER REVIEW
    182 20 A week of small volume and thin conditions saw the price dipping below 60 cents for current month mainly as a result of an insufficiency of fresh orders, whilst offering from origin were plentiful. Once again this reflects recent and current strikes in the motor industry coupled
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    Lock icon Rubber 49 cts.
    261 20 October first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 49 cents per. lb. down 7/8 cents per lb. from the previous close. The tone of the market was easier. Trading was apathetic during the morning and the market eased by
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    Lock icon H'kong money
    122 20 BONG KONG Thursday's 5 p.m. currency IJ Foreign Exchange and NTC« (supplied t Investment Ltd.): (Bayers) (Sellers) 197 168 per 100 Strait* dollar* 150 162 per 1.000 Taiwan dollars 1.765 677 per Australian dollar MO 360 per l.OOo Burmese kyat* 100 610 per 1.000 Indian rupee* MO 160
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    74 20 THE noon prices •t the Singapore (hlnese 1 Exchange yesterday Coconut Oil Produce were: (FOB.) Balk MOO Coronut oil. <F OB) Oram 58-80 M Copra 30 50 Mnn(ok White Pepper aO.B.) 182.80 Sarawak White Pepper 180.00 HurnMHh »pecl«j Blaek Pepper (F.O.B.) 158 00 Lampoon* Hperlal 222.60 Black Peppet tjnnixin*
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    13 20 The tin price for yesterday was $058.75 per plcul down $4-5/8.
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    659 20 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 B 8 ACMA 1.33 1.34 Ajinomoto 1.98 Alcan 1.40 1.42 Allied Choc. 2.82 2.90 Ben. 1.04 Berjaya 1.08 1.09 Borneo 1.69 1.70
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    822 20 BUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stork Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Ajinomoto $l9B (1): Alcan $1.41 (1); Be n $lO4 (1) $1.05 (3); DIM $lOB
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      531 23 TAI PAU, third to BIM Sky lost week, showed improvement here Hilt morning when he sprinted smartly over 3f in 37 3/5 with Hassan up. The going was good. JOVIAL, a winner last week, caught the eye when he strode out stylishly over 3f in 37
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      120 23 Vigilante Corps witfi Hire* international playoffs in Niair lineup, trouncnd Race Course United 5-0 in a FAS division two laagoa match at Ferrer Park yesterday Vigilante Corps took the lead from the kickoff and were leading by 3-0 by half-time. The VC's attack was headed
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    291 24 A young blacksmith was stabbed to deoth in the back seat of a taxi yesterday. Chow Hit Sun, 23 was killed by two men as he was getting into a taxi at Jalan Membina-Tiong Bahru Road junction. Police found Chow's body
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