Eastern Sun, 16 October 1970

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    Lock icon Former union man jailed for fund abuse
    193 2 A FORMER union leader was yesterday sentenced to 18 months' jail after the First District Court convicted him for criminal breach of trust. Nagalingam Mathiyooke, 42, former Secretary-General of the Singapore Port Workers' Union, was found guilty of having misappropriated $5,000 from union
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    Lock icon Rise of racial discrimination in factories
    189 2 JOBORE BAHRU The Minister of Labour Tan Sri Manirkavasaiani yesterday expressed concern over racial discrimination in Johore factories. He had discovered that out of 327 workers in one particular factory, only one worker was of a different racial origin and that was the watchman.
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    Lock icon INVALID TOTO COUPONS
    72 2 TOTO coupons bearing Serial No. *****1-*****0. Coupon No. **********7240 and Control No. *****31-*****40 are declared Invalid and shall not be considered at the distribution of winnings The coupons have not been submitted by the Agent No. 303-05 A of Block 9, Queens Crescent, Singapore 3. for safe-keeping
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    Lock icon Costly words
    36 2 RARJPr Singh »/o Jagat Singh. 22. was yesterday fined $25 for using abusive language on a police constable, Noor Ahmad. He pleaded guilty to having committed the offence yesterday morning at the Fullerton Square.
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    Lock icon PUBLISHER'S WIFE SUED FOR DIVORCE
    381 2 A woman who took an active part in her husband's publishing business found herself accused of having affairs "with all and sundry", the High Court heard yesterday. Mrs. Irene Cho said her husband, Mr. Cho Jock Kim, Managing Director of McGraw Hill Far Eastern Publishers
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    Lock icon PREVIEW OF CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
    84 2 The American Women's Auxiliary will be holding a bazaar on November S at the American Ambassador's residence. Numerous articles of every deseription made by its members and friends will be on sale. All proceeds will be donated to the various charities in Singapore. The above photo
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      145 2 AROUND TOWN 8..10 a.m. to 90fl p.m.— —Exhibition in con- the above campaign at Careers Photographic nrction with "Keep Conference Hall. Contest/Exhibition by Singapore Clean and 5.30 p.m. Rotary Club's Vocational Guidance Pollution-free" Cam- weekly tea meeting at Steering Committee. paign at Conference Lion City Hotel. Tan--0.10 am. to 6.00
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      20 2 TOTO DRAW THURSDAY'S To to Draw: 8. 19. 48. 23. 12. Additional number 34. Three circle numbers: 1, 26. 42.
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  • Article
    Lock icon PASSES: 'STOP MOANING' TOUR OPERATORS TOLD
    462 3 'POUR operators should stop whining and consider themselves lucky that they are receiving two special passes to enable them to meet tourists arriving at the airport. This blunt reply to complaints raised at the recently concluded Singapore Tourism Seminar 1970 came yesterday from the
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    Lock icon Snatched: 3 gold chains
    92 3 Two teachers and housewife had their gold chains snatched while out walking yesterday. The total value of the three gold chains amounts to (230. Miss Tang Twee Ho, 22, and Mis g Yeo Lee Eng, 24, were both walking along Jalan Bahru, Seletar, when two youths
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    Lock icon Beautiful patterns in dance
    64 3 Graceful dancers from th« Singapore Ballet Academy make beautiful patterns in their presentation during rehearsals for the Fashions in Ballet. The show under the patronage of the First Lady, Puan Noor Aishah, featuring 12 dancers from the Academy, is part of the "Forecast 1971" to be
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    Lock icon BRUNEI HITS BACK AT MALAYSIA
    158 3 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Brunei, Bir Omar All Salfuddln, former Sultan of Brunei, last night hit out at Malays: a which, he said, was Independent only in name. Sir Omar, who Is the Royal Adviser to the British-protected Sultanate, was replying In a radio broadcast to
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    Lock icon China's entry in UN favoured by Ismail
    528 4 ITNITED NATIONS, New York Malaysian Deputy Premier Tun Ismail declared that China's admission to the United Nations would help bring peace and neutrality to Indochina. Addressing U.N. correspondents, Tun Ismail said China should join the United States and Russia in guaranteeing the neutrality
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    Lock icon 20 DOCTORS QUIT GOVT SERVICE
    307 4 XUALA LUMPUR A total ok 20 Government doctors in Jobore have resigned in Hie pa*t kwo months, the majority of them giving only 24hour notices, the Minister ok Health, Tan Sri Haji Sardon bin Haji Jubir, disclosed yesterday. Five of them who resigned enlisted for
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    Lock icon Children's dental survey
    38 4 SEREMBAN. More than 15,000 schoolchildren will be involved in the nation-wide dental survey being conducted by the Ministry ot Health. The survey is to find out the nature and prevalence of dental diseases affecting children
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    Lock icon 'Study or get out' students warned
    109 4 KUALA LUMPUE Tunku Abdul Rahman ye»terda v warned agitating students of the University of Malay* to study or get out. instead of creating trouble. The Tunku, who Is also Chancellor of ths University. was commenting on the recent demonstrations by members of the Malay
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    Lock icon Armed gang robs house of $10,445
    84 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Four armed men tied and gagged a couple before escaping with $6.800 and jewellery worth $3,645 from a house in Kapar Road in (Clang on Wednesday. The manager of rung Keong Rubber Manufactory. Klang Mr Chan Chak Mun. told police that he
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    Lock icon Picture shows Dato Lee Chee Shan, chatting with Sister Lynette Cox from Perth after the Press conference.
    118 4 Philanthropist banker, Dato Lee Chee Shan, has urged the Government to speed up construction of a Rehabilitation Centre for the Disabled in Mandalay Road. Dato Lee, managing director of Chung Khiaw Bank, had
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      120 5 f L as K ««sr We pick the best leaves to start with., When their shape, colour, size and are just right. cured in way, in barns on the tobacco farms. MfMk Then we mature I. MHK them, until they're jj smooth and mellow, Eventually, each leaf is threshed so
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    Lock icon 2 ministers resign over collision furore
    430 6 Two Cabinet Ministers resigned after assuming responsibility for Wednesday's bus accident at a railway crossing 50 miles south of Seoul. It ki led 44 teenage boys and the driver. Education Minister Hons Chong-Chul and Transportation Minister Palk Bun-Tup announced they had submitted resignations to
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    Lock icon EASY RIDER
    64 6 Living on the second floor could be troubletome for some cats who like to wander, but "Coffee" has It made. Whenever he wants to come in or out, he howls and either Mrs. Keith Babeock or her husband comes running to »perate his special "elevator." The Babcocks, who
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    Lock icon Sato to run for fourth term
    188 6 TOKYO Prime Minister Eisaku Sato announced his intention to run for a fourth term as the nation's leader. He also saw no immediate change in Japan's policy towards China. The present government policy on China is separation of economics from politics, enabling her to
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    Lock icon REDS REJECT NIXON'S PEACE PLAN
    119 6 WASHINGTON North Vietnam declared that it categorically rejects President Nixon's Indochina Peace Plan. However, U.S. officials refused to take Hanoi's first formal response as its final word. State Department officials said the lengthy statement of denunciation was a typical North Vietnamese bargaining technique and d'd
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    Lock icon Mao encourages others to follow Canada
    292 6 HONG KONG—China o♦ f e red encouragement yesterday to other countries to follow Canada's lead in establishing diplomatic relations. "We don't interfere in the internal affairs of other countries and we never allow other countries to interfere In our Internal affairs," the official People's
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    Lock icon Chinese junk tries to stop HK police launch
    194 7 HONG KONG —A Communist Chinese junk tried to stop a Hong Kong police boat in Deep Bay yesterday but the police boat broke of! after a one-hour confrontation. Deep Bay was the scene of the kidnap and murder of three Hong Kong
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    Lock icon CAMBODIA BRACES FOR DRY SEASON OFFENSIVE
    361 7 PHNOM PLNH The Cambodiu High Command says the battlefield lall across Cambodia is a prelude to Communist dry season offensive. "II seems they bave tmm short of ammunition and now are beginning to rtsnpplj and stockpile for the dry season,' sn official spokesman said.
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      181 7 r*J> Our home. Hong ICong. We know it better than anyone else. And you can discover it every morning with us Discover Hong Kong's islands. Lantau with its monastery and golden tropic beaches. Cheung Chau- fishing and ancient temples. Take it all in. The Peek Cable Car. junks on the
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  • World in brief
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      465 8 Light penalty for first drug offenders WASHINGTON Congress gave Qnal approval to a major Drug Bill to reduce penalties for firsttime users of marijuana. It provides for a one-year Jail sentence, to be suspended at a Judge's discretion for first offenders. However. It Imposes stiff penalties for those convicted of
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    Lock icon WORLD CRUISE BY YACHT
    84 8 American yachtman Lee Quinn (left), accompanied by his 3 female crew members, left Yokohama, Japan, recently for a cruise around the world aboard his craft, "Neo- phyte II." The women are (from left) Yuko Saeki from Osaka, Patricia Seedsman from Melbourne and Ilaruko Kume from Osaka.
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    Lock icon Big alarm during hospital fire
    202 8 PERTH, West Australia Firemen and nurses evacuated 150 patients from their beds at the Royal Perth hospital yesterday. A blaze was sweeping through a tenth-floor laboratory containing radio-active materials. There were fears that the flames would melt the lead shield protecting the radio-active elements, police
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    Lock icon JAPAN'S INDUSTRIES WILL MAKE S.E. ASIA 'RICH'
    278 8 TOKYO American defence analyst Herman Kahn predicted that Japan will move many of its industries to other lands and make Southeast Asia and South America very rich. He also doubted that Communist China will become a nuclear threat to the world. Kahn, director
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    Lock icon Sadat pledges to share his ruling power
    90 8 CAIRO Anwar Sadat ended his brief campaign for Egypt's Presidency by promising to share power if he wins nation-wide plebiscite. Sadat, who now is the Acting President, is the only candidate. He is expected to win an overwhelming vote and assume for the
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    Lock icon INDIFFERENCE OF STATES MAY BRING RUIN: U.N. WARNED
    691 9 JJNITED NATIONS The United Notions opened the celebration of its 25th onniyersary Wednesday with o Conodian warning that if governments continue their indifference, science will "either destroy mon or enslove him" in the next quarter century. "Science in the past quarter century
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    Lock icon Angela: No bail after arrest
    273 9 YORK Angela Davis, black revolution ary and admitted Communist, was arraigned in Manhattan criminal court Wednesday and keld without bail on a California murder warrant. Miss Davie was arraigned in a private bearing before judge Morton Tolleris. Some 50 plainclothes and uniformed policemen guarded the
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    Lock icon MURDER DETAILS SHOCK JURY
    215 9 LOS ANGELES Sasan Atkins. 22, disciple of hippie leader Charles Manson Wednesday met face to face with the womaa «ho denounced her to the police as the killer mt filn actress Sharon Tate. But no word was uttered between the two women as Atkins' former cell-mate.
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    Lock icon PICTURE GALLERY
    130 9 TIGER BT THE TAIL. During a break hi production, child actor Brandon Cros finds 'ft what It's like to eatch a tiger hy the tail. He's playing it safe, however, with an unscoa trainer guiding the rat on a chain. MUDDY BUT HAPPY, this South Vietnamese farmer is
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    Lock icon INDIRA GANDHI'S STRATEGY
    750 10 INDIAN Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's Congress Party has formally rejected an open alliance with the Communist Party of India. While the Congress Party which has held power in India ever since independence t 713 splifc two wa vs. the Communists in India are split many ways. However,
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    Lock icon 'KEEP ME OUT OF IT'
    568 10  -  BY ART BUCHWALD, As everyone knows, there is o "New Nixon" and an "Old Nixon." For the past two years, the New Nixon is the one that has appeared on TV and at press conference, and the Old Nixon has stayed in the background. The
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    23 10 THE article on 'The Base at Cienfue{os' which appeared on page 10 yesterday was by Joseph Alsop and not by Art Buchwald.
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    Lock icon TRAFFIC JAMS
    111 10 LE Traffic jams are caused daily in Orchard Road, opposite Ngee Ann Building by the traffic policeman who allows vehicles to turn right from the small roads and also traffic turning right into the small lanes. This is holding the main flow of traffic citybound heavily. One often
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    Lock icon VCs kill village teacher: Mother of seven in tears
    522 10  -  By Frank Frosch, Rokar Kong, "The Vietcong knew that my husband was a teacher, and they knew that he was home. They killed him on purpose. They murdered him." So began the story of Sovanthi Vieng, a 32-year-old mother oi seven
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  • THE MORNING AFTER with Weatherbee Wong
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      Lock icon WOODY NEARLY CONVINCED ME I'VE BEEN MISSING THINGS
      1107 12/13 I'M not fro frell you aboufr my probler»is frhis week. I'm going fro frell you ol? aboufr Woody Herman instead. I've never been a fan for the big band jazz, preferring trios and quartets, but Woody Herman and his Thunderin' Herd went
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      166 12/13 AMBASSADOR HOTEL Od the Waterfront at Katong PROUDLY PRESENTS THI CONSULATE BAR: For that quiet after-work drink or those pre-dmner cocktails join your friends in th« Consulate Bar, the NEWEST cocktail bar in Singapore. Soft pile carpets, deep luxurious seats, relaxing rrusic, and sensible prices. Why not drop in tonight?
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      29 12/13 The Supper Club TonlghtSongs and dancai of the fun crowd'. Vibrant with anargy. Enjoy the excitement of the Jet-Set. Showtimw: 10p.m. 12a.m. For reservations ring Stella *****1 Ext 179.
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      272 12/13 ft Thw.tit* NightClub "LE UNISEX" U here I Never before seen w Singapore! Dltra-mod choreography I Love dance*! Ballet Id "aee-nothings~l Live "statues" leap, pirouette, twirl in classic ballet stance* An lnt'l caat with Natascha, star of famous Craty Horse Saloon In Paris I Costumes in aluminium, plastic, leather I
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      142 12/13 g SINGAPORE TOP TUNE SINGING PALACE (fully Aif conditioned) 2nd Floor, P»o»id«"t Shopping C#n»r«, 320, S*ran(oon Road, Sin««Doro. Til: *****0 BY POPULAR DtMAHO WE BRING YOU JIMMY UN i L RECORDING TV SINGER W? ■■%'*%s >.i' m f LIEW PANC: RECORDINC T V. SINCER. SHIRLEY SHIN: NIGHTINGALE OF HONG KONG
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    Lock icon New clue to origin of Australia's Aborigines
    1025 14  -  By Gregson Edwards, Australian scientists have uncovered further evidence that Australia's Aborigines may have had their origins on the Indian sub-continent. A four-year survey among Aborigines in remote Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory has revealed work habits and dexterity patterns of traditional
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    Lock icon Happiness is a movie called 'Joe'
    616 15  -  Boyle makes it-finally By Dick Kleiner, The man who is playing Joe in "Joe" may be WO'g big dLHis name is Peter Boyle. He looks as much like your idea ot mov.e star as Sp.ro Agnew looks like a Yipp, e leader. He's big,
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    Lock icon For a swim in jungle pool
    43 15 jacki Piper in her role as June, ladies maid to Lady Evelyn Bagley, whose beauty passes unnoticed until she strips from her frumpish dress for a swim in a jungle pool in Carry On Up Th« Jungle.
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      200 15 SB SHAW HON [LID O Phone *****4 LAST DAY! 11 mm. I.4ft. 4. 9.lft P n> "What Ever Happened To Aant Alice" Color (SB) E* 't [CAPITOL Phone J9?i9] Sod WEEK! No Free List Note REVISED TIMES 10 30 m. 1.30, 4. 4.4 ft 0.30 Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin St
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      73 15 HURRY! HURRY! SEE IT NOW! SEASON ENDING SOON! nnPON 2H 16 rfiM'lL'M ODEON Katong* RUBY MAJESTIC SILVER CITY N OW (MOWING rO(IB M001I8" (Mand.) Li U Hua. Chan* Met Yeow Color. Scope Engltoh Chi nc«f BuW_ "The l«oyal B*'e»" <Mand.) fcung^Color, Scope PfITHAY ■1- S. 3 7 I r T
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  • WOMEN
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      Lock icon The monocle makes news in more ways than one
      530 16  -  discovers Marianne Pereira Monocles moy become Hie eye piece of H»e future with the trendy in Singapore. Tliey ore fast becoming the 'in' thing with swingers in London ond Sydney, ond looks like they've drifted over here. Yts, the monocle once
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      Lock icon Finger tips: A sheath of colour adds up to glamour
      217 16 A sheath of gentle colour on finger and to nails adds up to a prettier you. Ten little fingers and ten little toes painted with a glossy nail polish is definitely going to compliment your looks. Besides adding prettiness, It
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      Lock icon Be dressed without wearing a stitch
      419 16  -  By Florence de Santis Ultrasonic sewing of garments has been orecast for some time. Now a beginning has actually been made, with an Ultrasonic Sewing Machine developed by Branson Bonic Power Company of Danbury, Conn. At present an Industrial machine, the device sews by
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    Lock icon IT'S SOFT IF YOU LIKE IT: DROOPY IF YOU DON'T
    693 17 WITH the skirt-length controversy for from deod Paris is not about to calm things down. The latest collections are, for the most part, longer than ever. What's more, their silhouettes are nothing like that rectangle or A-line every eye has
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    Lock icon FASHION FUTURES
    102 17 Stores which want to promote the return of longer skirts are discovering that one way to do it is to use the past. In Beverly Hills, one store recently held a fashion show of longuettes originally worn by such AS Sarah Bernhardt, Lillian Russell and Ethel Barrymore, all
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    Lock icon I DON'T NEED YOUR CHOCOLATE COOKIES
    412 17  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN: I make great chocolate chip cookies. The world's best. Everybody raves over them Last night I baked a batch to take over to a friend's house. She had a back operation and asked for my famous chocolate chip cookies. After
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      2079 18 r At.I 10 EASTTnW Dult f FlInAY, OCTOBER 10, IV7U m LOOKING AND LISTENING.... tv and radio guide I CARROLL VtlOHTBR'8 from the Carroll Righter Institute GENERAL TENDENCIES: You feel completely tied down to obligations that you want to escape from, but they would be there when you get back.
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      Lock icon Golden age dreams
      176 19 RABAT: Young people in the backward villages of Morroco are today dreaming of safe salaried jobs rather than revolution. This Is the conclusion of a youth survey recently carried out for the Moroccan government. Alter interviewing 296 young men aged between 14 and 18. living In eight
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      Lock icon DAWN
      76 19 The sky is pale, still, and silent, Like the lifeless soul of a weary man; The clouds grey, dull, and somolent, Stretch on endlessly over the sleepy land. No life appears on the watery grass, Nor does any bird peep over his nest; Slowiy, the sun peers above the
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      Lock icon India readies satellite education test with US help
      646 19 SCIENCE NOTES NEW YORK: The Government of India, with kelp from the United States, is readying a social experiment of great promise for improving the life of the nation's rural people. Other governments will be watching the experiment's progress, with a view
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      Lock icon FAREWELL, MY LADY
      175 19 I stood waiting in great discomfort, Time rolled by like a dart. Worries so thick and heavy covered my face, As I yearned for my dear lady to say Far in the background of dull, stormy sky, A hurriedly moving figure, sad as if to die; Oh,
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      Lock icon Food and Fun Fair
      56 19 Owen School will be holding a Food and Fun Fair at the School Grounds, Owen Road on Sunday. Oct. 18 from 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. Mrs. Lee Chiaw Meng. wife of Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng, MP for Farrer Park and Minister of State for Education,
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      191 19 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe IThe Eastern Sun's essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and girls over 14 (Senior) appears in this page from Monday to Friday. Prize money is: $10 fo» Seniors end $5 for |uniors .for every essay published All
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    274 20 rPHREE new issues shot to prominence os the previous doy's 1 covering occount wos extended to the Stock Exchange of Moloysio and Singopore yesterday. The bullish speculative trio, Sento*a Mega Chemicals and Malaya Glass each registered a total turnover 293,0410, 327,000 and 104,000 units respectively. Sentosa rose
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    Lock icon Rubber 49 1/4 cts
    271 20 November first grade rubber buyers dosed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 49-1/4 cents per lb., up 3/8 cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was very quiet. The morning session was the slowest for some time. Opening quotations
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    Lock icon WEEKLY RUBBER REVIEW
    240 20 The market was influenced during the period first by the conclusion of October trading and second by consideration* attached to the outcome of the three-day talks between producing countries presently taking place. Otner than this the old factors, predominantly bearlth, remained constant. The lowest point of the
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    92 20 TIIK noon prlre# •I the Mngapor* rkinrM Prwlurt Etthanit )<»lrrila) •u a Coronui nil Hub bulk Ox-onut Oil (fob drum Mlird Copra Muniok tthiit Ptppff «lfl.b.) AHTA l«W* N.WrL* Sarawak Villi t# sru'£ b) ftarawak Kprcto) Blark ffMrt <f.n.b. > Ml* N.WL SaraMuk AKTA black Prppff (f o.b.) 100%
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    117 20 BONG KONG Yesterday's 5 p.m. currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Buyer*) (Sellers) 196.5 197.5 per 100 Strait# dollar# 150 152 per 1 000 Taiwan cMlars 0.76 6.775 per Australian dollar 840 360 oer 1.00c Burmest- nyate 500 520 per 1.000 Indian rupees 140 160
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    Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
    637 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: DKDOflTtlAiS B 8. ACMA AI1NOMOTO ALCAN Allied Choc 5Sj„. Btnw* BMMMI C. l1yw«M C. Hacari CC.M. C titorag* c. a c! D.&8 DUQ)O»
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    915 20 BUSINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms of the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS ACM A $132 (1); A Iran $139 (2) $l3B (1); HIM $l4l <2>; Ben $lO3
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    Lock icon SYDNEY MINING STOCKS STRONG
    399 21 CYDNEY An early buying burst strengthened mining stock on Syd- ney Stock Exchange Thursday. Buying was mainly centred on speculative issues and some of the recent favourites were boosted to higher levels. Speculation concerning a large nickel strike ot Yornup helped to boost Planet Metals to
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    Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
    467 21 4KRIVALS 1.411« MSA ISA Koala Lupu IJ«»m MHl IU Kuala Mam MSA IK Koala 1146 am Mats UNA U4 Prmai. Kaala Lampur MSA MS Jakarta Ms A (SI ka(JIM 1)S p m ittKi ill p m. iUPM iMpa. rhlac MHA K1 Kuala l.ampor, Malacca MSA 567 KM( Koa«.
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    39 21 NEW YORK Dow Jones dosing averages Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Industrials 762 73 20 Trans 152 46 15 Utils 106.44 65 Stocks 244.84 40 Bonds 65.67 Commodity futures Index 145 08 off 0.14
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    Lock icon Back from Europe tour
    87 21 MR. Jorn Relnholdt. motor manager of East Asiatic Co. Ltd., who Is In charge ot the Singapore. Malaysia. Indonesia. Thailand and Nigeria area, returned here recently after a twomonth tour of Europe. Mr. Relnholdt. who was away on leave with his wife and three children, spent
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    44 21 NEW YORK Gold prices moved mostly lower in brisk trading Wednesday on markets here and abroad. London gold rose 2-1/2 U-S. cents at the morning Axing but fell 20 U.S. cents for a second fixing of 37.25 U.S. dollars a troy ounce.
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    13 21 THE tin price for renterday was $656| per picul up 5i.25
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    Lock icon New chief of Kotra
    90 21 MR KWANG HO AHN, the former Korean Ambassador to TuisU, has been appointed President of Kotra recently, the Korea Trade Centre here announced yesterday. Mr. Aha succeeds Mr. Oh Porasih who has been aliened to a higher go- vernment post. The announcement also said that Mr.
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      943 21 TENDER NOTICES P.W.D. SINGAPORE TENDERS are Invited from P.W.D. Registered Contractors (or the un-der-mentioned works lm 1. Construe lion of Woodstock D r 1 v from Orange Kotd to Tomllnson Road "Ot»u rmimwiiMT or "Roads" Contractor* Closing Date:. 27.10.70 at 10 00 am. a Construction of Cascades Road from Oi
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    Lock icon Team from Singapore enters for the 2nd Asian Highway Rally
    317 22 A team of "oldsters" from Singapore hove pledged to "rough it out through thick and thin" in the Second Asian Highway Motor Rally. They are Hardit Singh Sandhu, 54, navigator, Dolla Singh 59, captain, Lim Ah Eng, 45, motor mechanic,
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    Lock icon Ten records broken at SAF swimming meet
    614 22 Records were shattered at the Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association's 2nd Annual Swimming Carnival at the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club in Amber Road yesterday. Sentosa VIII emerged as the 1970's champion unit with 82 points. The runner-up was awarded to Holland Road Camp.
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    Lock icon Reardon wins snooker series
    85 22 SYDNEY Ray Reardon (Wales) and John Spencer (England) last night won watches in the World Professional Snooker championship series. Reardon beat Australian champion Eddie Charlton by 21 frames to 16 and Spencer won an all-English match against John Pullman by 23 frames to 14. In another
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    Lock icon 68 entries for SGA tourney
    413 22 Sixty-eight golfers from six clubs around the country are entered in the SGA Intermediate Championship to be played at the Bukit Chermin links on Saturday and Sunday. After Saturday's 18hole round, the entries will be cut to a limited number to play on Bunday. Among
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    Lock icon Hartono continues badminton career
    110 22 JAKARTA, Indonesia's top badminton player Rudy Hartono has given ap hi s plans to become an airline pilot and instead will continue to pla T badminton for hia country, it was announced here yesterday. Dr. Sudirman, Chairman of the Indonesian Badminton Federation, said Hartono, for economic
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    Lock icon Indonesia beats Singapore 4-2
    43 22 JAKARTA An Indonesian waterpolo team from Jakarta beat a Singapore team 4-2 here last night. The Singapore team will leave for Bandung, West Java, today to play several matches before continuing to Solo, Central Java, and Malaria. EAR! Java-
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    Lock icon Plane lands on top of bus: 9 die
    94 24 T E G (7 C IGALPA. Honduras. A mili tar v aircraft came down on top Of a bus near Toncontin Airport killing nine passengers in the bus Hie landing gear of the Hondnran Air Force aircraft struck the ton of th
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    Lock icon POLICE SMASH UNDERWORLD GUN RING
    400 24 T>OLICE hove smashed on international gun-running syndicate supplying arms to t te Singapore underworld. This followed the arrest of a Singapore businessman, aged 37, and the seizure of an arsenal of assorted firearms. The man was arrested on Sept. 29 at 12.15 p.m. In connection
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    Lock icon 32 men die in bridge fall
    256 24 |y|ELBOURNE Thirty-two workmen are now known to have died yesterday in the collapse of a giant new road bridge being built across Melbourne's Yarra River. The number of missing was put at 19 the precise number Is not yet known as many workmen were
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    Lock icon Hostess shot dead in plane hijack
    78 24 ISTANBUL A 445-year-old Lithuanian truck driver and his 19-year-old son armed with seven run s and three homemade rrrnadcs between them hijacked a Soviet airliner yesterday to Trabzon, on Turkey's north tea coast. It was reported. Unofficial reports said the pair shot dead an
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