Eastern Sun, 27 November 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 centx CtHl. 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1509 Friday, November 27, 1970 MC (P) 1616
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    Lock icon RADICALS PLOT TO SHOOT POPE IN MANILA
    336 1 'MANILA, A top security officer soid yesterday he has received "row information" radicals are plotting to shoot Pope Poul during his visit to Monila. The Pope will arrive at Manila airport this morning from Dacca. It is the first major stop during his
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    Lock icon India giving Egyptian navy refit facilities
    120 1 NEW DELHI India has granted Egyptian submarines and ships refitting facilities at the east coast naval base of Vishakapatnam, Defence Ministe.' Jagjivan Ram said yesterday. Mr. Ram. who was replying to questions at a meeting of the Foreign Correspondents Association, said Egypt had asked
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    Lock icon Polish visit
    32 1 W A R S A W—French Prime Minister Jacques Chaban-Delmas arrived yesterday fo r a three-day official visit to Poland and talks on European and world problems with Communist leaders.
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    Lock icon REFORMS
    26 1 CAIRO The United Arab Republic's new Prime Minister, Dr. Mahmoud Fawzi, has promised Egyptians sweeping social reforms. and a greater say in running the nation.
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    Lock icon Teheran stopover
    129 1 TEHERAN—Pope Paul VI arrived in Teheran yeslerda v on the first ■top of his historic tou r which will carry him from the Persian Golf to the Pacific and almost within sight and sound «>i the Vietnam war. Iranian Air Force Jets escorted the Papal airliner to Teheran.
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    Lock icon U.K. postal strikes over dismissal
    57 1 LONDON Britons faced mail delivery delays yesterday as post office workers continued a series of lightning against the sacking of strikes to protest their boss. Lord Hall, Chairman of the Post Office Corporation, has been summarily dismissed by the Minister of Posts and Communications, Christopher
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    Lock icon Rhodesian suburban apartheid
    84 1 SALISBURY The Rhodesian Government has announced details of a bill allowing the eviction of Asians and persons of mixed blood from white residential areas The bill also establishes a race classification tribunal to hear appeals from those declared "excluded persons'' and ordered to move. Local Government Minister
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      89 1 Buy Jeweller ies ot Distinction M/ I r **ii %oi\ m another up-and-coming businessman It's never too small with us to assist our local businessmen in their enterprises. They come in confidence. We talk |And up goes another distinctive project in town. A great benefit to the I Community. FAR
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    Lock icon LOCAL FOOD MANUFACTURERS DENY NEWS REPORT
    360 2 ANGRY food manufacturers yesterday vehemently denied a news report that their manufacturing processes are unhyqienic. They fear that the report allegedly distorted would harm Singapore's food manufacturing industry. They were commenting on a news report quoting British food technologist Ronald Jowitt as saying that
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    Lock icon $2,000 taken during night
    57 2 THIEVES broke into a departmental store in North Bridge Road and escaped with $2,000 in cash on Wednesday night The theft was discovered by the manager Mr. ST. Rochiram, 39. when he opened hi* premises. yesterday. Police said the thieves gained entry by boring a hole
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    Lock icon CALLOUS CROWD SEES MAN BEATEN, ROBBED
    157 2 Scores ot people watched a salesman being badly beaten up and robbed of $5,000 by two robbers on Wednesday without coming to his help. N.M. Azit, 41 had earlier withdrawn the money from a bank in Cecil Street and wa s returning to hi
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    Lock icon Verdict on 3 drowning casualties
    223 2 Tim State Coroner Mr. Liew Ngik Kee, yesterday returned verdicts of misadventure on Hiree people drowned earlier this nontfc. Lee Chin Peng. 22. died of 'deep acute decompression' when he dived to free an entangled anchor. Lee. a member of a local fishing ve&sel d.ved
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    Lock icon Fined $25
    25 2 SEAMAN Wee Beng Huat, 23 was yesterday fined $25 at the Eighth Magistrate's Court for not displaying a navigation light on his sampan.
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    Lock icon CRIME BEAT
    256 2 MLh» Gtth Chooa Las. 25. a clerk, bad her handbag contaiilir SIN snatched while she was walkint along Qveeaswsy mm Wednesday night In another snatch case, housewife. Can Ah Kee. 36. wa» walking along 6 mile Yio Cku Kang Road when somebody snatched her fold chain valued at
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    Lock icon Six additional Hercules leave with relief supplies
    250 2 The massive R.A.F. airlift of much needed relief supplies has reached its peak with file departure of six mare Hercules yesterday. The aircrafts took-ofT from Changi with loads for Dacca and Chittafong for the East Pakistan cyclone and tidal ttave victims. About 24
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    Lock icon U.S. oil expert dies
    100 2 Ben Frank Elder. 41, a geologist from Los Angeles died at the Thomson Road General Hospital on Nov. 2St irom a heart-attack Elder who lived in Chancery Lane with h a wife and two children, arrived from Jakarta on Nov. 25. at 2 a.m. In a
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    Lock icon Air pact with UAR signed
    58 2 An air service agreement between Singapore and the United Arab Republic was concluded yesterday. The agreement would enable the designated airlines of the two countries to operate air services between Singapore. Cairo and beyond. The agreement is the 30th in which Singapore has either granted
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    Lock icon Rotarian ambassadors
    86 2 THE Rotary Club of Singapore has selected three bright young men potential ambassarlora for the republic. They are Mr. Koh Kong Chia. 33, a visiting teacher with the Ministry of Education, Mr. Ivan Lea Cheong Chit. 27. assistant manager of Henry Noon Co. and Dr. Ong Leong Boon,
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      33 2 town 500 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. Painting Exhibition by Arthur Tap at National Librar? Lecture Hall. 7.5« p.m. Troche w Opera by invitation at Natioaal Theatre 8.00 p.m. Children's NirM at Victoria Theatre.
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    Lock icon Woon discloses plans to avoid slum problem in Jurong town
    622 3 JURONG will become o slum if only one type of people, workers, live there, Mr. Woon Woh Siong, Chairman of the Jurong Town Corporation, said yesterday. A balanced population, he said, will enrich the lives of those living in Jurong
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    Lock icon HUSBAND SAYS MIMI A VIOLENT WOMAN
    516 3 JJARGIRL Mimi Wong wos yesterday described in the High Court as "a violent ond aggressive woman" who had once attacked her husband and mother-in-law with a knife. That description came from Sim Woh Kum, 37, her estranged husbond. He was making his defence in
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    Lock icon Canadian here to survey resources
    181 3 KUCHING The special advisor to the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), Mr. John G. Bene, arrived here yesterday to look into the possibility of further Canadian involvement in forest resources development in Sara- wak. During his three-day stay here, he will have discussions on possible
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    Lock icon Misadventure
    38 3 The Assistant Coroner, Mr. Chan Chee Pew yesterday recorded a verdict of misadventure in the death of a carpenter. The carpenter, Mohamed bin Sarbini. 21 slipped while removing planks on the 14th floor of an uncompleted hotel.
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    Lock icon THEATRE CLUB ANNIVERSARY PRESENTATION
    148 3 A variety concert that reflects multi-racialism in Singapore will be staged by the National Theatre Club when it celebrates its third anniversay on Dec. 14. The variety concert which will be performed by 400 members of the Club, will be held at the National Theatre. At
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    Lock icon FLUORIDATION SCHEME UNDER SERIOUS STUDY
    78 3 IPOH The Perak State Government is studying a proposal that water fluoridation schemes he introduced in the state to improve the dental health of the people, the Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Kamaruddin bin Mohamed Isa. said yesterday. He told a press conference here that though
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    Lock icon Club offers members 40 percent fares
    146 3 A social club which promotes racial understanding by organising social evenings and rharfer flights at 40 per cent of the ordinary rates to members has been formed in Singapore. The parent club was first formed in England bv the Chairman, Mr. Lan Tollemache. who
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    Lock icon MODERNISATION PLAN FOR ORANG ASLIS
    198 4 KUALA LUMPUR The Government aims to help modernise the Orang Aslis to that there will be no difference between them and others in this country, the Minister of Agriculture and Lands, Tan Sri Ghasali Jawi, announced. To achieve this, the Government will continue Its efforts
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    Lock icon FAULTY MSA PLANE BACK AT AIRPORT
    88 4 KUCHING A Malay-sia-Singapore Airlines aircraft bound for Sibu with the Minister of Transport. Dato Abdul Ghani Gilong. on board returned to Kuching |Airport 8 minutes after take-off yesterday morning. There has been trouble with the flap system. A MSA spokesman said that the fault
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    Lock icon Bucket latrine system must go
    68 4 KUCHING Three hundred houses in Kuching ar e still using burket latrines despite repeated warnings, the Vice-Pre-sident of the Kuching Municipal Council. Abdul Kadir Marican, disclosed yesterday. He warned that if they did not install a waterborne system, by June 30 r.e*t year, appropriate action
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    Lock icon E. Europe to buy rubber
    49 4 KUALA LUMPUR Russia. Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary have agreed to seriously consider purchasing more standard Malaysian rubber. the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mohanied Khir Johari, announced. Poland. Czechoslavakia and Hungary have also agreed to exchange more trade missions with Malaysia to promote trade.
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    Lock icon 12 families of ambush victims get $8,000
    98 4 KOTA KINABALU The 8a bah National Youth Association (SANYA) has collected $B,OOO for the families of the 12 Sarawak border scouts killed hi a communist ambush last August. The money was from donations collected by the Association's branches and the proceeds Of shows
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    Lock icon Three workers injured by gas tank blast and restaurant fire
    296 4 l/'UALA LUMPUR Three workers were injured when o gas cylinder tank exploded and caught fire in a restaurant at Jalan Sultan in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Two of them were severely scalded by burning oil. They are Ho Chee Beng. 35.
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    Lock icon When is a camp mosque a mosque?
    127 4 MALACCA Muslims in Terendak Camp in Malacca are unable to hold their Friday prayers in the camp mosque because it has yet to be recognised as 'a mosque' under Islamic Law. The Assistant Minister of Defence, Tunku Ahmad Rithaudden b i n Tunku
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    Lock icon AIR RAIDS ON RED HIDEOUTS
    174 4 KUCHING Tebuan jeft of the Royal Malay* sian Air Force have been bombing and strafing Communist hideouts in the Third Division. So far. 3 Tebuan jets have peppered the targets with 8,000 pounds of bombs and 16,000 rounds of ammunition, the Deputy Air Commander of
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    Lock icon 3 hurt in 2-van collision
    108 4 KOTA RAIIRIJ A man was killed and 2 men and a woman injured when 2 vans were involved in a collision yesterday evening. The dead was Sleven Lai, 45, of Kuantan, a driver of one of the vans. The injured were Toh Moi, 27, who
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    Lock icon Ambulance service on
    54 4 KUALA LUMPUR Th« 24-hour Emergency Ambulance Service provided by the Malaysian Red Cr(»s« Society would g 0 on despite resignation of ambulance drivers. The Secretary-General or the Society. Mrs. D.K.K. Lee, said the service ha* not been affected. The 6 drivers had resigned because of low salary
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    Lock icon Minister clarifies report on 'closure' of rice mills
    194 4 KUALA LUMPUR The Minister of Labour, Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam. yesterday ruled out any "conflict of ideas"' between his Ministry and the Ministry of Commerce and Industry over the future of the ri<* mills In Kedah and Perlfo Deputy Controller oi Supplies,
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    Lock icon Relief mission in full swing
    280 5 DACCA Britain's Operation Burlap, the big mercy mission to help victims of the cyclone an<J tidal wave which devastated coastal areas of East Pakistan 12 days ago, was in full swing. From one of the Wessex helicopters serving the task force in the Bay of
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    Lock icon U.S. to probe 'gun mail' from Vietnam
    98 5 WASHINGTON The U.S. government, concerned over smuggling of contraband drugs and ■weapon s to the US through the armed services mail svstem, is sending two officials to Southeast Asia to investigate. U.S. Customs Commissioner Myles Ambrose and Colonel Andrew Di Antonio, commander of
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    Lock icon BEGGARS HOLD UP RELIEF WORK IN EAST PAKISTAN
    674 5 pjHOLA, East Pakistan Armies of ragged beggars are descending on East Pakistan's cyclone-torn coastal strip grabbing food and blankets dropped for starring survivors. Word of fhe new problem accompanied an official statement that the death toll in the cyclone and tidal wave
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    Lock icon ISRAEL HAS FEW HOPES MISSILES WILL BE REMOVED
    312 7 TEL AVIV Prime Minister Go Ido Meir soys tW Middle Eost peace tafk will probably hare to resume without Israel's demands on Egyption missiles being met. Israe' withdrew from the talks after claiming Egypt had violated tfie ceasefire by moving Soviet-built missiles
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    Lock icon Peking in on peace talks?
    143 7 LONDON Republican Senior Charles Percy ■ays Preside*! Nixon's recent peace plans for Vietnam will allow Con mnnist China to take part Hi an enlarged Indochina conference Senator Percy, who has been on a two-week tour of Europe and Africa, said: "It is my feeling that
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    Lock icon Pak student granted bail
    55 7 KEW YORK A 23-year-old Pakistani student was remanded in custody in lieu of 5575,000 bail on a charge of attempting to carry firearms aboard a British airliner. The «t TI (Tent, Abdul Rashid Chinoy, was arrested at Kennedy Airport while about to board a British Overseas
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    Lock icon Thai police capture Muslim guerrillas' jungle hideout
    217 7 Reuter BAJVGKOK That l»Bet •fcntiif fen the jungle-clad hißa of —tilera Yal a province on tkc Malaysian border have captured a Muslim dissident guerrilla camp, pallet sources said today. The sources said the cam* had mea huts each capable of accommodating 10 people.
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    Lock icon Guineans protest 'invasion'
    27 7 Guinean residents off Monrovia, Liberia, demonstrate im show their solidarity with the Conakry Government, which reportedly is fighting an invasion of mercenaries. UPI radiophoto.
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    Lock icon Liz signs wild fur ban pledge
    104 7 LONDON Actios Elizabeth Taylor haa ■ifoed a pledge never to wear a fur coat Bade froM the shins Of wild animals. Nigel SMweK editor of the World Wildlife nataiiir "Animals," and orraoLser of the pledge, announced Miss Taylor had dfMi He said he had
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    Lock icon World in brief
    497 8 Baby hoax man under arrest JAKARTA Jakarta police said today they had taken into custody the husband of Zahara Fonna, the young mother who hoaxed thousands of Indonesians into believing she was carrying an 18-raonth-old talking foetus. Formal charges were being prepared against businessman Teuku SJarifuddln after
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    Lock icon Gromyko-Ulbricht talks in E. Berlin
    192 8 BERLIN Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko has paid a short visit in East Berlin for talks with East German leader Walter Ulbricht. The lafrter's absence from the current Hungarian Communist Party Congress in Budapest has surprised theWWestt t Confrontation Gromyko's previously unannounced visit, his second
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    Lock icon HUNGARY'S 'NO' TO ECONOMIC INTEGRATION
    143 8 VIENNA Hungary's leading Communist Party economist has rejected Soviet and Police appeals for rapid economic integration in East Europe. Reszoe Nyers. a member of the party's ruling polltburo. bluntly declared that economic Integration could not be built upon the bloc's existing structure. There would also
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    Lock icon Proposal to meet on European security
    190 8 WARSAW Finland has proposed fJiat countries interested in the proposed European Security Conference should hold diplomatic consultations in Helsinki. They could then make up their minds about the possibility of convening such a conference. The proposal came In an aide memolre to Polish Foreign
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    Lock icon World's biggest space research ship
    56 8 Sporting twin radar domes, the world's largest space research vessel, the Soviet Union's Kosmonaut Vladimir Komarov» makes a striking study moored at the Yalta shipyard. The 18,000-ton ship can conduct observations not only of earth satellites, but also of automatic interplanetary probes, relaying data obtained
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    Lock icon U.S. will spare no effort to rescue POWs, says Nixon
    397 9 WASHINGTON President Nixon declared that the U.S. would us® diplomacy and any other way to try to secure th e release of American prisoners of war in North Viet, nam. The President, who did not explain what he meant by
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    Lock icon NIXON SACKS HICKEL FOR SPEAKING OUT
    404 9 WASHINGTON Interior Secretory Wolter Hickel, who once accused President Nixon of ofitnoting American youth, was fired after 22 months in office. Nixon summoned him to the White House and asked for his resig- nation Although Mr. Hickel's departure was not altogether unexpected the pre-emptory
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    Lock icon DEPORTED FROM SWEDEN: Deserter almost evades the MPs
    277 9 NEW YORK Joseph Parra, the first U.S. army deserter to be sent home by Sweden, was taken into custody by military police. He almost slipped through the police at the airport. They did no recognise him as left the airliner which had
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    Lock icon Bomb thrown at Aeroflot's N. York office
    225 9 NEW YORK F. 8.1, agents and city police are guarding Soviet diplomat and commercial offices following Hie bombing of Aeroflot's New York Office. Agents and oolice also tightened security around Soviet airliners, terminals at Kennedy International Airport and airports n Washington. Police said
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    Lock icon RUFFLES IN THE INDIAN OCEAN
    448 10 |?VER since the Labour government of Britain enunciated its policy of pulling troops out from east of Suez, there has been heightened interest in the Indian Ocean. The United States embroiled in the Vietnam war was not in a position to nil the predicted power
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    Lock icon THE KREMLIN SOOTHER?
    229 10 11^ALTER Ulbricht, the Communist dictator of East Germany, is the toughest hardliner of all the leaders in the Soviet camp. If Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko pays him a surprise visit and then announces the two had friendly talks about European security and other matters of mutual
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    Lock icon After 3 centuries -An all-metre world
    1323 10  -  By Gamini Seneviratne The March of Hie Metre continues and journey's end ?s In sight. By the second half of the Seventies, it seems, all the world will have o common system of weights and measures based on the metre. Even Britain, whose Imperial
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    30 10 ONE thin* I've learned after living 100 years u that every man is different, but husbands are all alike. Mrs. William E Borah, toidow of tht tenator from Idaho,
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      58 10 Foreign new® and features appearing In all edttloni) of the Eastern Hun and Tbe sun are from: Reuters. United Press International. A genet France Presse Editors Pros Syndicate Newspaper Enterprise Association. Publishers Hall B.vndlcate, Los Angeles Times Syndicate llemlnl News Service North American Newspaper AW llance. first features, Inter-Press Features
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    Lock icon Battle of the bulge—round two
    1228 12/13 THE MORNING AFTER with I Weatherbee Wong |WY personal bottle of the bulge bos entered a critical phase. My diet is in its fifth day and I'm p?rsevering undaunted by taunts and telephone .alls. It was hell the first couple of days. But, come to
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      56 12/13 The 22 carat Scotch I URE IMS TC 25-' S.^ r~4» •s. a, Kon>«6 J&B Rare-rare as in golcL Pale, as in golAj Pure, as in gold., Finer in blencL Finer in taste. Smooth, not rough. Pale, not dark; .With yet a silky strength that belies its gentle nature; ftl
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    Lock icon Smut! smut! smut! (You bored yet?)
    693 14  -  By Lee Mueller President Nixon hot received much criticism from the liberal establishment for "missing thepoint" of the report submitted by the Commission on Obscenity and Pornography. He has been accused of trying to rack up some easy political points by calling the report
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    Lock icon Stocking thread can now be magnified to 10 yards
    480 14  -  By BOY STOCKDALE LONDON A British-made A.E.I, electron microscope capable of magnifying a single 15 denier hosiery thread to a width of approximately 10 yards (9.14 m), has just been installed by the Shirley Institute, the world s largest co-operative textile
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    Lock icon To be taller, live on the moon
    492 14  -  Influence of earth vs. spate forces By Lawrence E. Lamb, M. D Dear Dr. Lamb 1 teach Junior high school sctence-llctloa classes. Would you answer a few questions the students hav e asked? If a child were born and reared to an adult
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    Lock icon TV Cassettes: Revolution in entertainment
    699 15  -  By Dick Kleiner Everybody is agreed on one thing video cassettes are coming and may be the biggest thing ever in entertainment. But thar is all everybody agrees on And because of the fact that everybody disagrees about everything else, Hollywood may have already missed
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    Lock icon Time for quiet thoughts
    47 15 BEVERLY HILLS, California: Amidst a collage of Indian print pillows, bedspread, and wall hanging, JANE FONDA takes time out from acting and politicking to think quiet thoughts. When she's not on location or travelling, Jane takes up residence in her Beverly Hills Home.
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      221 15 pi I org I CAT T$H OROANISATIOM CATHAY ***** »TH BIG DAY! 11 am. 1.3 a. 4 00. «.30. rso "Lou In The Otiert" Color Oirkle Hayes, (Columbia) School Concession: $1 00 To Any Seat Dally At 11 am. 1.30, 4 6c 8 30 Snows I ORCHARD 2ND BIG WEEK!
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      263 15 LID O Phone 3734 14 List Day! No Free List! 11 am 1.4S 4 «.30 »15 Mi "A TIME FOR LOVE' (A SHAW PRODUCTION I Mandarin in Scope. Color OPENS TOMORROW I Rock Hudson, Sylva Kosclna "Hornets' Nest" Color (OA) CAPITOL PHonr J9/591 LAST DAY! 11 am. 1.45, 4.00, «.30,
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    Lock icon Anti-pollution steps: OECD to consult members
    143 16 PARIS, A high-level International committee agreed here today on an American "eariy warning" system under which 22 countries would con ult each other before taiung anti-pollution measures. The new "Environment Committee" of the Organisation lor Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) ended its first meeting
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      716 16 aiies IS m CARROLL RIGHTER'S taurus germm cancer GENERAL TENDENCIES: If you will make those changes and get rid of that worry that has been on your mind for some time you can have a most interesting new set of circumstances under which to operate in the future. Matters connected
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      18 16 IMIiI.TW At last! In only five minutes we'll be the first humans ever to stand on this peakl"j
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      1079 17 today's tWVBMI TV SIIMGAPURA CHANNEL 5: LOO Opening Announcements, followed by General Hospital Daytime serial about the staff and the patients of a hospital. .20 For The Family A magazine series in English .55 A Diary Of Events In Singapore This Week (English) 1.15 Days Of Our Lives a dramatic
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    Lock icon He could not control himself...
    1096 18 Robert was bora in o family full of hatred. His fattier only knew How to gamble and smoke. When his wife and son wonted to speok to him about family affairs, he scolded them and did not bother to core. It seemed that the family
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    Lock icon Small commune meets local suspicion
    287 18  -  DATELINE By Ele and Walt Dulaney DEAR ELS and Walt: I Ihrc MNM iistanre from ton w a farm with my family and three ttticf families in a w—My. Peojrte call u "hippies" hut we don't Mieve in any labela. We're just people who love
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    Lock icon Young Kim Seng's right decision
    230 18 One aftefMM, Kim Seng returned hone from whtoL He kaacked OA ike door bat mi answered Ike can, Mi even kia mother. He gave it a hard posh and the door opeaed. To fcia great surprise he aaw the room was ransacked. Suddently be heard
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    Lock icon DON'T BE A BREAKFAST DODGER
    795 19  -  Even if you are slimming... by Sara Lambert J*" y° u re m 'ss a main meal during the day miss lunch not breakfast. That s the view of dieticians and doctors concerned about the slimming craze and the growing habit o# many people to
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    413 19  -  ANN LANDERS Dear Ann My dad U a imi cay. mart 4a bmsim&m (ma cieaiUre m a big otnnMay) mad too T—UU U be acailc 151). So why can't he get a name straight? There are always tots of kids around, the same sang I've grown
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    Lock icon LENGTHY NOTES...
    306 19 European designers visiting this country are PbiM kr the fnrore earned by descending ririrt lengths. Marc Bokan of Christian Dior and Emmanuel Ungaro both expressed surprise that Americans shoald he so far behind with a trend which is now an accomplished fact in Europe. In Paris, London and
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    Lock icon Selected few busily traded
    260 20 T>RISK octivity in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore the previous day was shortlived and the market spent dull sessions again yesterday with the exception of a selected few which were busily traded. Trengganu Development Berhad showed top form on second day of listing b
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    153 20 JAKARTA The Indonesian government hai banned all foreign trading countries from imBrtlng and distributing avy equipment like tractors and road rollers, a spokesman of the Trade Ministry said yesterday. He said the companies have also been advised not to export home-made products. The move Is
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    Lock icon Rubber 56 1/8 cts.
    253 20 December first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 56-1/8 cents per lb. up one cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet. Last night's sharp after trading hours rise was maintained during best part
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    690 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 Acma Ajinomoto Alcan Allied Choc. Ben. Berjaya Borneo cd Boustead C. Plywood C, Sugars C.C.MC. Storage C. c. Das. Dunlop E Smell.
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    855 20 BUSINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms of the Slock 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 $l2O (2); Alcan $1.25 (1) $126 (1); Allied Choc. $2 60 (1);
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      146 23 The National Indian Hockey team comprising of 18 players and three officials arrived in Singapore yesterday to play a series of games here. Their first game will be with the Singapore Hockey Association's XI at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday. They will play two more
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