Eastern Sun, 5 November 1970

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Microfilm: NL6660
Total Pages: 23
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    Lock icon 2 abortions by bargirl during 3-year affair
    454 2 T>AR waitress Mimi Wong hod 2 abortions during her 3-year lore offair with Japanese engineer, Hiroshi Watonjbe, the High Court was told yesterday. The second abortion took place a month before Mrs. Watanabe arrived from Japan in December last year. Mr. Watanabe, 39,
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    Lock icon SAF traffic offences by military court
    304 2 Traffic offences by drivers of the Singapore Armed Forces will be dealt with by the military instead of civilian courts. This will he on e of the several drastic measures taken to cut down on the number of traffic accidents involving drivers of SAF
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    Lock icon ADVANTAGES IN GOING METRIC
    64 2 Since 90 percent of Singapore's trade is with countries which are using or will shortly use the metric system there are obvious advantages in converting to that system. Science and Technology Minister Toh Chin Chve told Parliament yesterday. He said that the expenditure to be incurred
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    Lock icon Tourist caught stealing purse
    91 2 A tourist, Ng Tak Sang, 65, from Hong Kong, yesterday pleaded guilty to stealing a purse containing $79.03 and some documents, belonging to a teacher. The offence was committed on Tuesday when Madam Pauline Teh A 1 Llan was shopping at 300 p.m. along High Street.
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    Lock icon Captain guilty of having dutiable goods
    150 2 A Dutch sea captain, Horjus Poppe, 28, was yesterday convicted and fined $ll,OOO, or in default, 18 months' jail, for possession of more than 400 pounds of dutiable cigarettes. roppe, master 01 me vessel. "Harlingen," anchored at the Eastern Quarantine, had pleaded not guity
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    Lock icon Manhunt for killer youths
    55 2 JOHORE BAHRU Johore police have mounted a manhunt for a group of 5 youths in connection with the death of P Muttan. 19. on Monday night. Muttan had gone with a friend. Rajaratnam, 22. to the Rex Theatre yesterday where they were stabbed by a group
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    Lock icon HUNGRY LOOK FASCINATES MINISTER
    84 2 "Another mouth to feed,' a sculpture by Nf Eng Tent (right), fascinates Minister of State for Labour. Mr. Sia Kah llui and Mr. Lai Kang, President of the Singapore Art Society. Mr. S>a urged local artists to concentrate on pur uin r art so that ordinary
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    Lock icon Singapore's victory
    25 2 KUALA LUMPUR Singapore scored its first victory in the third Asian Women's Basketball Tournament yesterday by beating India 7147 at the Stadium Negara.
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    Lock icon EX-BARISAN SOSIALIS MAN FREED
    82 2 A FORMER Barisan Sosialis official has been released from political detention. Chng Yong Par, 35, former Vice-chairman of the Party's Boklt Panjang branch, regrets his past mistakes and now wishes to become a useful citisen. He was on<» of 14 organising secretaries dismissed by the PAP
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    Lock icon EDUCATION PROJECT PASSED BY PARLIAMENT
    385 3 I)ARLIAMENT yesterday passed a bill to set up an Institute of Education that will be solely responsible for the training of teachers. The Institute, replacing the Teachers' Training College and the School of Education, University of Singapore, will be "a positive advancement in teacher education,"
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    Lock icon Historic monuments bill passed by House
    283 3 Parliament yesterday passed a Bill to ensure that industrial progress and economic advancement were not achieved at the cost of destroying Singapore's historical relics and monuments. Th<» urgency was underlined In the remarks by the Minister for Law and National Development Mr. E. W.
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    Lock icon Boy crushed playing in railway siding
    214 3 A child was crushed to death by a goods train wagon which rolled oyer him while he was playing hide-and-seek along the tracks# yesterday. lne mangled Doay oi Ponnusamy Ramakrishna, 10, was found beneath the wheels of a goods train wagon under repair at
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    Lock icon $175,000 fraud case: Guilty plea
    65 3 An employee of the Messrs. Canning Holdings Sendirian Berhad at Alexandra Road was yesterday charged in court with misappropriating $174,905 belonging to his company between Oct. 2to Oct. 16 this year. Chua Koon Beng, 28, pleaded guilty to the offence yesterday The Deputy Public Prosecutor
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    Lock icon Part of million dollar loot found by police
    126 3 Police believe they have recovered $8,129 part of the $946,000 in Chartered Bank robbery which took place on Oct. 30. A police party from C.I.S. led by Supt. B. G. Bogaars, conducted a aerieg oI raids on Nov. 3 at various places
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    Lock icon Sound training prevents accidents
    112 3 Sound basic instruction is the only way to ensur# permanent and improving standards of road saiety for new drivers. Mr. Milton Tan, chairman of the National Safety First Council also said that the problem was urgent as more and more drivers will b* teenagers. "The tragic
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    Lock icon Settled in chambers
    61 3 A civil suit between a former minister in the P A P. Government, Mr. Tan Kia Gan and Mr. G. Balan Nair was settled in private in the chambers yesterday. The hearing was scheduled for two days before High Court Judge, Mr. Justice DC. D'Cotta. Mr. H.E.
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      46 3 Mil! TODAY'S DRAW Mo: 88/70 (S-11-70) Will Be Held At The People Park Complex (Ground Floor Foyer) At 6.30 P.M. S CASH JACKPOT IS $140,000 TO WINNERS WITH 5 NUMBERS CORRECT THE OTHER GROUP PRIZES REMAIN THE SAME PLUS FREE ENTRY FOR 3 CIRCLES CORRECT $5OO/-
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    Lock icon 'Approach Mao' bids welcomed
    258 4 Y/'UALA LUMPUR The Democratic Action Party and the Gerakan Ra'ayat Malaysia yesterday welcomed moves by Malaysia to approach Communist China on the neutralisation of South-East Asia. The Secretary-General of the DAP, Lim Kit Siang, proposed that the Government establish Informal bilateral contacts and lines of communications
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    Lock icon Work found for 27,391 jobless
    246 4 KUALA LUMPUR A total of 27,391 unemployed citizens throughout the country were found jobs through the various employment exchanges in the first 9 months of this year. During the same period from January to September last year, only 11,234 were found positions. The National Operations
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    Lock icon Marines commended for rescuing trapped driver
    180 4 A Singapore company ha* commended the Royal Marines for the dramatic rescue of one of its truck drivers trapped in his cab after an accident in the Sembawang Road News of the appreciation of the Manager and staiT of Semangat Ayer (Pto) Ltd.. has
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    Lock icon Chin San in Singapore to woo local fans
    233 4 Singing his way into Hie hearts of thousands is Taiwanese pop star. Chin San, 25. It all started two-and-a-half years ago when he decided to turn professional after a two-year stint of National Service. He shot into fame and fortune with his
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    Lock icon 2 BOMBS EXPLODE NEAR SIBU BASE
    192 4 KUALA LUMPUR The National Operations Council disclosed yesterday that 2 bombs had exploded in the bushes near the naval base at Sibu in the Third Division of Sarawak on October 27. However, no damage or casualty was caused. The area was cordoned of! by
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    Lock icon New industrial estate soon?
    34 4 The Jurong Town Corporation has proposed the development of a marine industrial estate at Lo« yang This was disclosed in Parliament by the Minister for National Development, Mr. fcW. Barker.
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    Lock icon 'Not guilty' plea by 2 policemen
    69 4 KUALA LUMPUR Two police constables, Moliamed Dol bin Baharudin, 29, and Ismail bin Hashim, 36, yesterday pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court to breach of trust of gold and platinum bars worth $90,000. It was alleged that they committed the breach of trust
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    Lock icon A MALL IN THE CITY PLANNED
    233 5 R A LK Place will soon become a "pedestrian mall" during the day to provide more safety for pedestrians. All traffic, including trishaws and bicycles will not be permitted into the area between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., under the new scheme. For cars
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      104 5 I %%tp m m m Anyone, absolutely anyone, can catch a cold In the head. ...but Contac 500 makes absolutely any cold feel better. Inside each capsule are 500 tiny "time pills". They're timed to Keep working all day. Or all night. They clear your head, let you breathe freely,
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      110 5 Around town 9.30 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 pjn. to 8.00 p.m. Weekly classes of Taekwon-do ait Chinese YMCA, Palmer Road. 10.00 a.m. to 7.00 p-m. Exhibition of paintings, sculptures and ceramics «t National Library. 12.50 p.m. to 1.00 p.m. 12 variations on "Ah, vous diraisje, Maman" and piano
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    Lock icon 'Ex-premier U Nu a pawn of the rebels'
    272 6 RANGOON Karen rebels hare joined hands with former Burmese Premier (J Nn to start an armed rebellion in Burma but they would never allow him to become the Prime Minister, according to the Burmese Defence Ministry. The Karens, who formed the backbone
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    Lock icon Manila demands return of base
    396 6 Tl/f AN ILA The Philippine government announced yesterday that it Is renewing its demand to the United States for the immediate return of the U.S. Naval Base at Sangley Point near Manila. Foreign Secretary Carlos P. Romulo told a news conference hours after his return
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    Lock icon Thieu not running for re-election?
    89 6 SAIGON South Vietnam's President Nguyen Van Thieu, who hinted Tuesday night he might not run for re-election in 1971, was off and running like a campaigner yesterday on a flying trip to his country's flood stricken northern provinces. Thieu flew to the north this morning
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    Lock icon Japan's Armed Forces Day
    42 6 Nike-Hercules missile corps of Japanese Self-Defence Force move through Tokyo streets during the 20th anniversary parade of the SDF. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato said the time had come for Japan to increase the quality of the SelfDefence Forces.
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    Lock icon Arms sales to Pakistan: India anxious
    181 6 WASHINGTON Indian ambassador Lakshmi Kant Jh» conferred with State Department Officials yesterday on the U<S. decision to sell some military equipment to Pakistan. Jha met with Joseph Slsco. Assistant Secretary of state for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs. Indian embassy officials said the
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    Lock icon Ceylon freezes newspaper's funds
    239 6 COLOMBO Trotskyist Finance Minister Dr. N. M. Perera yesterday ordered the government-owned Bank of Cevlon to free*e the account of the opposition United National Party weekly newspaper "Motherland." The newspaper's bank account was frozen following a statement in Parliament by Fisheries Minister George Rajapakse the newspaper
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    Lock icon Israel now stronger, says Allon
    208 7 TEL AVIV Israel b stronger BOW than before the 90-day Middle east ceasefire came into force on August 7 Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Yigal Allon said yesterday. Allon, who is acting Prime Minister and Foreign Minister during the absence of Mrs Golda Meir and Mr.
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    Lock icon Church drives man to drink
    46 7 London A reformed alcoholic returned to drinking after sipping "wine at holy communion. a conference on alcoholism was told yesterday. The man. who had Just been released from an alcoholics home, became a heavy drinker again within hours of leaving church.
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    Lock icon CONMEN SELL 'TICKETS' TO POPE'S SYDNEY MASS
    354 7 UPI. gYDNEY Australian swindlers are charging Ss66 for tickets to a mass which will be celebrated by Pope Paul at Randwick race course on December 1. The public mass, which is expected to draw 500,000 people of all denominations, is the highlight of
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    Lock icon Celebrations in Moscow
    61 7 Celebration time is nearing in Moscow and pictures of Soviet Union leaders are going up all over the capital. The celebration is the 53rd anniversary of the Communist revolution a bloodbath which ultimately claimed millions of lives. Here, pictures of politburo members are displayed beneath the Kremlin
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    Lock icon Gorton vows to keep troops in Asia
    250 7 MELBOURNE Prime Minister John Gorton last night opened the senate election campaign with pledges to maintain Australia's military commitments in Asia. Gorton warned a Labour Government under opposition Leader Gough Whltlam would withdraw Australian forces from South Vietnam. Malaysia and Singapore shattering defence
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    Lock icon U.S. fleet strength cut
    77 7 WASHINGTON Th« U.S. Mediterranean fleet, reinforced during the civil war in Jordan, is returning to normal. Ou« aircraft earner and six destroyers have been withdrawn, Soviet naval forces in the Mediterranean also have been cut. Defence Department spokesman Jerry Friedheim said the carrier USS Saratoga and
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    Lock icon Flea killer as a love potion
    146 7 LEEDS, England Flea-killer dog powders are being taken by teenagers who believe the drug will act as a love potion, a survey has disclosed. The survey, conducted among 1,125 schoolchildren by psychology lecturer Dr. Lan Hindmarch, showed the 14 to 16-year-olds turned to pet
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    Lock icon World in brief
    525 8 France won't allow jets to attack Israel PARIS France has stated firmly that its Mirage jets being delivered to Libya could not be used against Israel except in defence. This follows a reported statement by Libya's Deputy Premier. Major Abdul Salam Jalloud In London that his country
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    Lock icon Actress charged with smuggling, assault
    262 8 /CLEVELAND, Ohio Actress Jane Fonda was freed on bail after being charged with bringing Jrugs into America. She is also charged with assaulting a U.S. Customs officer and a police officer. Jane, a civil rights activist who has been in a number of clashes with
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    Lock icon TEARS FOR A FIRE VICTIM
    64 8 A little boy cries over the coffin of his brother during services for the 144 young victims of a dance hall fire in Grenoble, France. The French Cabinet is now discussing the disaster in the wake of mounting public fury. Less than 20 bodies still
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    Lock icon Mass strikes in Madrid
    117 8 MADRID A huge wave of sit-down strikes and attempted protests pat the Franco Government under increased pressure to amnesty political prisoners. An estimated 50,000 workers staged protests in Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Bilbao and other plaaes despite displays of force by security police and the paramilitary Civil
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    Lock icon NIXON-POLICE CHIEF CLASH OVER ISSUE
    172 8 SAN CLEMENTE, California The White House clashed with a police chief who denied that President Nixon had come under direct physical attack in San Jose, California, last Thursday. It also put the President's car on display to reporters to convince them that missiles had been
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    Lock icon Accord signed
    29 8 WASHINGTON The Agriculture Department and the Peace Corps have signed an agreement to provide more agricultural experts to advise developing countries on ways to increase food production.
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    Lock icon TEN G.O.P. GOVERNORS VOTED OUT OF WORK
    522 9 TV EW YORK Democrats swept Republican governor? from office in at least 10 states in the U.S. mid-term election, but failed to dislodge them from the key strongholds of New York and California. The Republicans captured two previously Democratic states Connecticut and Tennessee.
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    Lock icon SENATE'S WINS AND LOSSES
    228 9 WASHINGTON. Results of the 35 Senate races are; (outgoing party in parentheses): Alaska (R) undecided. Arizona (R) undecided. California D (R) John Tunnev defeats ln rumbent George Murphy. Connecticut R (D) Lowell Weicker defeats incumbent Thomas DodcL Delaware R (R) William Roth succeeds John Williams. Florida
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    Lock icon Governors Elected
    148 9 WASHINGTON Candidates elected to U.S. governorships in today's elections: Florida Keubin H. Askew, D. Kansas Robert B. Docking, D. South Carolina John C. West D. Massachusetts Francis W. Sargent, R. Tennessee Winficld Dunn, R. Vermont Deane C. Davis R. Maryland Marvin Mandel, D (I). Wyoming Stanley K. Kathaway,
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    Lock icon Nixon pleased with four Senate seats
    173 9 SAN CLEMENTE President Nixon thinks voters have strengthened his hand in international affairs. "The results reaffirm what we are doing In foreign policy.'' Presidential counsellor Robert H. Finch said. Finch said returns received by White House political analysts Indicated Republicans have picked uP Democratic-
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    Lock icon Agnew says Senate is on Nixon's side
    108 9 WASHINGTON, VicePresident Spiro Agnew claims the Nixon administration has won an ''ideological majority" in the Senate. In yesterday's elections the Republicans did not gain as many seats as they originally hoped. The Vice-President, who campaigned actively against Senators he charged were "radical liberals",
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    Lock icon Priest wins House seat
    75 9 WASHINGTON. Voters have elected their first Roman Catholic Priest to the U S. Congress. But most of the unprecedented number of clergymen who sought Congressional seats, lost. Father Robert F Drinan, a Jesuit priest and longtime Dean of Boston College Law school was elected to the
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    Lock icon NEED FOR RE-THINKING
    328 10 jyjALAYSLA'S growing tendency to isolate Singapore from the peninsula appears both short-sighted and unrealistic. Nations of the world are now trying harder than ever for regional cooperation and in this context Malaysia's standofflshness to proposals made by our Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew is extremely surprising. Further
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    Lock icon BLUNTING THE EDGES
    277 10 THE betting on the banks of the East River (where the United Nations Headquarters is located), writes William Bundy, is that 1971 or 1972 will be the year that Peking makes it. Backing the later date is Tun Dr. Ismail, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia who has
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    Lock icon Mrs. Prime Minister
    826 10  -  5L Max Lerner, New York. Who would have foreseen, a quarter-century ago when the United Nations was founded, that at its 25th anniversary meetings the focus of attention would not be the representatives of the Great Powers, with all their fanfare and panoply, but the woman prime
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    Lock icon INFLAMMABLE...
    393 10  -  By DICK WEST, Washington The report of the commission on pornography continues to provide fuel for controversy, and may indirectly become the source of another type of fuel. Reduced to Its slmp est configuration, the pornography issue has two sides: those who believe that bawdy material should be more
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    84 10 The central point about the free press is not that It be accurate, though it must try to be; not that it even be fair, though it must try to be that; but that it be free. And that means, in the first instance, freedom from any ana
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      57 10 Foreign new® and Its. Cures appearing In *ll editions ol the Eastern Hun and The Hun are (rain Reuters. United Pnsi International. Agence Prance Presse. Editors Press Syndicate Ne»spapei Enterprise Association Publishers Hall Syndicate. I.os Angeles Times Syndicate Gemini New* Service North American Newspaper Alliance. First Features, Inter-Press Features ana
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    Lock icon THIS MIGHTY MUSCLE MAN (49-30-34) IS FOR HIRE
    848 11 TODAY S WORLD NEW YORK —This year's Miss America measures 34-211-34 and far it she gets a Ss3o f ooo scholarship, new wardrobe* year's travel and instant fame. This year's Mr. America measures 49-30-34 and for it he gets well, not much.
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    Lock icon S.E. ASIA COMES TO GRIPS WITH ITS FUTURE
    2619 12/13  -  No one can be certain of Chinas intentions is it the key to tho future? By Kenneth Braddick UPI. COMMUNIST Asia, a sweep of countries embracing about 1.3 billion peois growing up in o way friends and foes olike thought impossible two
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    Lock icon The ghostly visitors to Bali
    696 14  -  By Joseph Galloway T'HE most important tourists of all were about to visit Bali and the whole island was caught up in feverish activity. Villoge women bustled around oiring their finest heirloom sarongs, purchasing new offering containers for the family altars, plaiting the lovely palm
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    Lock icon Healthful Eating Hinges On Types of Fats
    527 14  -  By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. FAT facts cause about as much confusion as any aspect of the diet. It makes a difference whether you are talking about saturated fats or unsaturated fats and whether the unsaturated fata are polyunsaturated or not. As far
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    Lock icon Exciting role for Goldie Hawn
    113 15 HOLLYWOOD, Goldle Hawn has been given the most exciting role of her short but meteoric motion picture career starring opposite Warren Beatty In the Frankovlch production written and directed by Richard Brooks for Columbia Pictures release. Winner of an Academy Award for her first film,
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    Lock icon A TV PRODUCER'S DAY: MOGULING IS HARD WORK
    823 15  -  By Joan Crosby, It's 11 o'clock in the morning and producer Aoron Spelling has already put in a full day's work in his lush office suite at Paramount. Now "Superprez" (Elton Rule of ABC) is calling from New York. Aaron Is on
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    Lock icon 'GLASS HOUSES'
    98 15 COLUMBIA Pictures has acquired world-wide distribution rights to "Glass Houses,'* a biting commentary on presentday social mores. Produced by George Folsey, Jr. and Joel Steinberger and directed by Alexander Singer, "Glass Houses" Is the initial effort of Magellan Ltd., a new Aim company. Starring Bernard Bar- row, Delrdr®
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      214 15 SHAW I m RATION ML I D O Phone ***** 4J Now Showing! No Free List 11 am 1.30 4 H. 30. H. 15 pm -THE HEROIC ONES* A SHAW PRODUCTION! Mandarin In Scope. Color CAPITOL Phonr *****1 Now Showing—No Free List II am. 1.45, 4, 6.30 A 9.39 Christopher
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      263 15 ORGAIMIS ATIOI □EON ***** *ND HILARIOUS WKUI 1J »rn I <MI H M .Ml Carry Oa...(J» li.r Khyfcer" Sluuty James in Colour A Rank Organisation Picture Ind Midnight Saturday! Jamas Oarner (No Free Liit) "A Man Called Sledge" Color Columbia Scope CATHAY ***** OPENS TODAY! 11 M.. 1.M 6 30
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    Lock icon Cooks' post box
    597 16 Mrs. L.W.P. say* M 1 murh appreciate the variety of shrimp recipes in your October 11th, column, but miss one of my favourites Shrimp Newburg. In it possible to make this rich and delicious sauce without using real cream?" Last things first, Mrs. P. You can substitute
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    Lock icon An upstanding, outstanding mould that will not melt
    327 16  -  Thursday food with Ruth Bakalar Here's one moulded fish salad that Is guaranteed not to swim away before your embarrassed eyes, however hot the Singapore day! The secret is agar agar, a jelling agent made of seaweed and a staple in tropical
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    Lock icon SOUPE A L'OIGNON THE FRENCH WAY
    415 16 There are those of as who believe that Singapore stands beside Paris as a gourmet's paradise, so it seems only natural that Paris, too, should have its "stalls." In the wee hours of the night, after the theatre or the opera or the cabaret,
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      Lock icon WHAT THEY'RE WEARING...
      239 17 Even if you don't like the general idea of the midi you must concede it has brightened styles and the entire fashion world. There really wasn't much even the best designers could do with the mini. No matter what style, or fabric chosen it still looked like
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      298 17  -  ANN LANDERS Dear Ann: I thought I was strong enough to handle any problem that came my way but I was wrong. Please help me before I lose my mind. Our youngest child Is eight. After he was born, my husband had an operation so we wouldn't have
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      1710 18 LOOKING AND LISTENING....fv and radio guide froai the Carrol Rioter Institute GENERA L TENDENCIES: Fixed conditions of an adverse nuure could follow after cutting long-Ume plan into action Use extreme caution to avoid delays, obstacles anJ limitations of an unfortunate nature Avoid borrowing or lending as payments could be difficult
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    Lock icon A letter to adolescent daughter
    469 19 Dear Daughter, This letter is just to advise you because you have reached the age of maturity and you are no longer a child or not yet quite a woman. This is the age when parents find Hiey lose control over their children. This has
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    Lock icon The day I agreed to baby-sit...
    1080 19 One night, after my dinner, I had nothing to do. So I toolc a book at random from my bookshelf. It was my personal diary. It was long since I had written anything on it. It was very amusing to read about my previous
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    Lock icon Japanese language elocution contest
    206 19 The Japanese Cultural Society of Singapore, in order to meet the government's aim of making the people learn more foreign languages is or(ranising a Japanese anguage elocution contest. This is for the third timp the Society is organising such a contest. The preliminary contest is to
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      192 19 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe The Eastern Sun's essay writing contest for boys and giris of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and girls over 14 (Senior) appears in Hiis page from Monday to Friday. Prize money is: $lO for Seniors and $5 for lunfor* for every essay published All
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      Lock icon Uncertainty not dispelled
      246 20 TyiTH the exception of a few shares attracting better sentiment, the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore was generally paralysed. There wos still no inclination to deal as uncertainty still hangs in the market and everybody seems to be in the dark. The dav's sales accumulated to
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      Lock icon Japan will lift ban on imports
      138 20 TOKYO Import control on 10 more items will be lifted within this v« r to reduce the residual import restrictions to 80, the government announced yesterday. The items to be freed this time are macaroni, smoked scallop, shell ligament, cuttlefish, frozon pineapple and possibly
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      103 20 NEW YORK Gold prices were mixed on markets here and abroad Tuesday. London gold dropped 20 U.S. cents at the morning fixing and another 2-1/2 U.S. cents at the second fixing to UJ5.537.4250 per ounce, down 22-1/2 U.S. cents from Monday afternoon. Paris gold rose to 87
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      Lock icon Rubber 48 7/8 cts.
      264 20 November first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 48-7/8 cents per lb. up 1/4 cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet and slightly steadier. The market ruled unchanged to slightly lower than last
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      111 20 HONG KONG Yesterday's 5 p.m. currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Buyers) (Sellers) 195.80 196.80 per 100 Straits dollars 148 150 per 1,000 Taiwan dollars 6.76 6.775 per Australian dollar 340 360 per 1.000 Burmese kyats 505 525 per 1.000 Indian rupees 149 164 per
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      Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
      676 20 BID and offer prices officially listed at the close of business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange vesterdav were: INDUSTRIALS Aetna 131 1.32 Ajmomolo 2.03 2.06 AJcan Allied C hoc. 1,30 1 68 138 2.72 KU 1.01 LU 102 Borneo 1 64
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      682 20 BUSINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACMA $1 32 (1); Alcan $1.35 (3); Berjaya $l.lO (1) $lll (1) $ll2 (1);
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      74 21 KUALA LUMPUR —The Minister of Agriculture and Lands, Tan Sri Gharali Jawi. will visit Sabah and Sarawak in January to discuss with the state government's oil and copper prospecting in the two states. He will also discuss forestry matters with state officials. Tan Sri Ghazali added that there would
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      77 21 NEW YORK The stock market closed firmer Monday In slow trading. A turnover Of around 9,250,000 shares compared with 10,520.000 shares traded Friday. Analysts attributed the dull session to a lack of motivating news and usual pre-election caution. Analysts noted that the concern with this year
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    317 23  -  By RAM SURESH DELHI About 100 cors from o dozen countries will leave Teheran, the Iranian capital, next Saturday morning on a 4,750-mile (6,800 km) journey to Dacca, East Pakistan, in Asia's biggest ever car rally. They will be participating in the second Asian
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    182 23 SYDNEY. John Spencer of England scored two successive century breaks to strengthen his grip on the world professional snooker final against Australian Warren Simpson here Tuesday night. Officials said this was the first time that a player had scored two successive breaks
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    491 24 WASHINGTON The Democrats kept control of Congress in the U.S. election, but administration spokesmen claimed at least an ideological victory for President Nixon in the senate. Democratic National Chairman Lawrence O'Brien scoffed at that claim. The biggest surprise was the sweeping Democratic pickup of
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    335 24 Three children were saved in the nick of time by neighbours when the fifth floor flat, in which they were alone, caught fire yesterday. The screams oi ine children and smoke coming out of the one room flat on Redhill Close attracted the attention of
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    45 24 ONLY two percent of blood donors were relatives of patients who received blood last year. This was a "shocking'* state 0 f affairs, Culture Minister Jek Yuen Thong remarked yesterday. Of 34,000 blood donations last year, only 800 were from relatives of patients.
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