Eastern Sun, 5 December 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents Ictd. 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1515 Saturday, December 5, 1970 MC (P) 1616
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    Lock icon THINK BIG ON INDUSTRY-MP
    421 1 should not waste time with small in* dustries and concentrate on "the big ones" to attract foreign investment and enterprise. And the MP. for Whampoa, Dr. Augustine H.H. fan said yesterday: "One should expect the phasing out of the ii> efficient small industries as development proceeds"
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    Lock icon USSR missiles in Syria?
    53 1 BEIRUT Russia may establish missile sites and joint Soviet-Egyp-tian air bases in Syria, the Beirut French-Lan-guage daily, "Le Jour,** disclosed. It warned this could be a method used by the Kremlin to break the Middle East deadlock and pressure Israel into returning to the talkfe of
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    Lock icon Attack on Pope: knife man in court
    133 1 MANILA Vagabond Bolivian painter Benjamin Mendoza (centre) appears in court yesserday to plead not guilty to a charge he tried to stab Pope Paul. Bis lawyer moved for his confinement in a mental hospital. Judge Pedro J. G. Bautista scheduled a continuation of
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    Lock icon UN blames the Guinea 'war' on Lisbon troops
    213 1 NEW YORK A five-nation United Nations fact-finding mission reported yesterday the invasion of (auinea two weeks ago was carried out by "naval and military units of the Portuguese armed forces." The report, submitted to the security Council, said the Portuguese launched th
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    Lock icon Jobless man jumps to death
    150 2 A DESPERATE man yesterday ended years of fruitless job-hunting by jumping to his death from the eighth floor of a block of flats. < The body of Tal Singh, 53, a former employee of the Public Utilities Board, was found at the foot of a
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    Lock icon BARGIRL COMPARED TO WILY EMPRESS
    430 2 jBARGIRL Mimi Wong Wenq Siu, 31, was yesterday described as a modern-day Empress Wu 'Tser-Tien, a historical figure of ancient China. This d»crip(ion ot her eame from Mr. {John Tan Chor Yong, the lawyer defending her husband, Sim Woh Kum, 37. In their joint 'murder
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    Lock icon Fined for burglary
    97 2 An employed youth who broke Into a house and stole $335 cash to buy clothes for Deepavall was yesterday fined $5OO, or In default four months' Jail. Arumugam s/o Muthusamy. 24. pleaded guilty at the Fourth Magistrate's Court to the offence committed on Sept. 12 at a
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    Lock icon JACKPOT
    56 2 Thp J ark pot prize for this Sunday's Toto Draw No. 97/7o has reached $170,000 as there was no top winners in Thursday's draw. In conjunction with this Sunday's Toto Draw to be telecast "live" over Channel 5 ®t 4.15 pin., there is also a Christmas Special Draw which
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    Lock icon Robbed
    31 2 Tan Sioh Hock, 22. a waiter was walking along Margaret Drive yesterday when three persons confronted him and robbed him of cash $lO and a wrist watch valued at $34.
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    Lock icon Two honoured for assisting police
    235 2 BUS driver Maripilly Ramachandran, 50, who assisted the police In at resting a robber was yesterday awarded a certificate of commendation at the Central Police Station. Mr. Yeoh Bin Chiat, Ag. Deputy Commissioner of Police also presented a certificate to Cpl. Grant Charles Young. 22.
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      122 2 NANYANG UNIVERSITY ECONOMIC WORKSHOP 1970 GENERAL EXHIBITION OF SINGAPORE TRADE, INDUSTRY fir SERVICES NANYANG AUDITORIUM, December 5 6, 1970 daily from 9 am to 9 p.m. INVITATION TO ONI AND ALL TO COME AND VISIT NANTANC UNIVERSITY AND BE TREATED ON A GENERAL DISPLAY OF PRODUCTS AND SERVICES DEPICTING SINGAPORE'S
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      106 2 AROUND TOWN 9 30 a m —Food and Fun Fair of the Christmas Fair 1970 at Victoria Memorial Hall. 10.00 am.—Forum on economirs at Nanvang University. 10 00 a.m. Exhibition l>v "Six Young Contemporaries" at Tang Chou Art Gallery ana Framers, O u t r a m Park. 10.00 a.m.
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    Lock icon $100 million for expansion of airport
    248 3 MORE than $lOO million will be spent over the next five years to develop Paya Lebar Airport to meet the demands of the 1980's. This was disclosed by the Minister for Communications, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin yesterday. The Minister was taken on a two-hour
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    Lock icon Malaysia asks for Danish aid
    58 3 KUALA LUMPUR—Danish investors were yesterday urged to "lend Malays'a a helping hand" in her efforts to establish a dairy lnlustry in the country"Denmark is in the best position to provide ■uch assistance," said Minister of Finance, Tun Tan Siew Sin after siffn* big an avoidance
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    Lock icon YOUNG REBELS JAILED OVER DOCUMENTS
    293 3 Cheng Toon (17) and Leow Chin Poh (18) wore yes- terday each sentenced to nine months' jail for distributing Chinese documents advocating school rebellion. Both youths had two previous convictions and Leow is at present serving a six-month sentence tor evading National Service. His sentence
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    Lock icon MSA employees' unions ask for month's bonus
    136 3 FOUR unions representing MSA employees in Singapore and Malaysia have asked for a month's bonus in view of the $3l-million profit made by the airline over the past three years. The four unions are Singapore Air Trans-port-workers Union; Airlines Employees Union, States of
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    Lock icon UK relief team to leave Dacca
    64 3 LONDON All ships of the Royal Navy and British troops will be withdrawn from the East Pakistan hurricane disaster area by December 12. The first phase of the relief operation will have been completed by that date said the Foreign ana Commonwealth office. Six
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      87 3 Congratulations Best Wishes to HIS MAJESTY KING BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ of THAILAND on his 43rd Birthday. MOOLAMALL COMPANY 73/1, High Street, Singapore, 6 Tel: *****/*****/****** i&al [\\V I«rVAI Schenker Singapore (Pte.) Ltd. affiliated to one of Europe's largest Forwarding Agents* with offices worldwide now offer you a complete and efficient Air
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    Lock icon MANUFACTURE OF COMPONENTS: KEY TO OUR SMALL INDUSTRIES' FUTURE
    541 4 THE future of small-scale industries lies in the manufacture of components to feed larger industries. This was stated yesterday by the Acting Director of the Light Industries Services. Mr. Tan Hui Boon. He was speaking ai the economic workshop on "The
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    Lock icon Singapore ripe for 'art boom'
    112 4 SINGAPORE, with a growing number of talented artists reaching maturity, is ripe (or an art boom. This claim was made by the Australian High Commissioner, Mr. N. F. Parkinnoa (above), at the opening of the art exhibition by 6 young local artists at Taug Chou
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    Lock icon CORONER HITS AT HAPHAZARD PROBE
    301 4 STATE Coroner, Mr. Liew Ngik Kee, declared that an investigation into the death of a watchman has been conducted "in a haphazard manner." Mr. Liew returned a verdict of murder on Rajak Shah s/o Wajid Shah, 47, who was found dead in a godown on
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    Lock icon Multi-storey car park opens on Monday
    172 4 THE $l4 million Oversea* Union Shopping Centre in Collyer Quay will open its multistorey car paric to Hie public on Monday. The car park, on the second. third, fourth and fifth floors. is capable Of accommodating up to 750 cars at one time from
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    Lock icon RECRUITMENT DRIVE SOON
    65 4 TAWAU Work 0 n the buildings and the recruitment of personnel for the Royal Malaysian Naval Vounteer Reserve Division in Sabah will start late next vear. The Chief of Naval Start, Commodore Dato K. Thanabalasingam yesterday opened the Royal Malaysian Navy's $l-5 million advance base. "KD Sri
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    Lock icon KL has plans if UK joins Common Market
    229 5 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia baa plans to protect Its Interest H Britain Joins Uc Common Market. 1W Minister for Comnertt and Industry, Inche Mnhsmcd Kifc Mail said this yesterday when he briefad m German jourwlhti en a one-week tew la study Malay da'a
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    Lock icon Fatally hit
    62 5 Miss Norma binte AH, 23. was killed on the spot after she was knocked down by a motor-car at the junction of Everitt Road and Changi Road, yesterday. Norma of Jalan Labu was returning home at 12.40 a.m. when the accident took place. Those who have s*en the
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    Lock icon Modesty charge
    43 5 Sambandan Dora is ami, 30, yesterday claimed trial to a charge of outraging the modesty of a 12-year-old girl. Hearing into thi» case will be on Feb. lin the Tenth Court Meanwhile a hail of $5OO in one surety wa« offered.
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    Lock icon Korea says GIs must die for murder of two
    305 6 SEOUL Two American Army soldiers were sentenced to death at the Seoul criminal district court yesterday for murdering and robbing a Korean couple last March near the demilitarised xone north of Seoul* The soldiers, John Blount, Jr. and James Walters, both
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    Lock icon Massacre witness: contempt charge
    176 6 FORT BENNING. Georgia The ex-soldier whose version of the alleged Mf Lai massacre shocked Americans will face a contempt charge for refusing to retell his story at the court martial of Lt. William Calley Jr. Paul D. Meadlo. 23, was ordered to undergo a preliminary hearing
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    Lock icon Arabs blow up Israeli train
    41 6 BEIRUT Palestinian guerrillas blew up an Israeli train while on its wa v from Jerusalem to Haifa. A number of its passengers were killed and wounded, a spokesman for the command of the Palestinian revolution Mut,
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    Lock icon 'CHRIST IS YOUR SAVIOUR TOO', POPE TELLS CHINA
    374 6 HONG KONG Pope Paul celebrated mass on the doorstep of China yesterday and said that Christ's message of love applied no less to its *7OO million people than to the rest of mankind. He was speaking at a mass before 40,000 people
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    Lock icon Snake doctors guard Pope
    43 6 COLOMBO. Ceylon A team of snake bite specialists were among those gathered at Katunayake Airport for the visit of Pope Paul VI. The specialists were told to move through the crowd during tn« Pontiff's two-hour stopover "just ia case.*
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    Lock icon Student bombs, then tear-gas
    83 6 MANILA One man died and two students were injured when home-made bombs were dropped from university windows on to marchers in a student demonstration. An unidentified man was fatally hit by one of the bombs which appeared to explode directly above his head as the procession
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    514 8 New clashes in tense Jordan again AMMAN Krdanlu forces ani Palestinian* have tired at each other in a new outbreak of violence la the tronbietf capital. The Interior Ministry announced unidentified persons had opened fire on 3 vehicles, wounding 3 people, including a member 01 security forces.
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    Lock icon NATO POLICY FOR THE 70's: Better relations with East Bloc
    308 8 ORUSSELS NATO Fore- igai Ministers announced yesterday that the ollionce will maintain its guard but will continue to seek for peace. The group is now keeping a flexible policy on seeking improved relations with East Europe. A 2-day top-level NATO
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    Lock icon KIDNAPPER ADMITS 2 ABDUCTIONS
    92 8 PARIS A Paris taxi-driver held for the kidnapping of a7-yesr-old by has con/fed that he also abducted a 6-year-old girl last April. The driver. 27-year-old Mohamed Llefrennl. had earlier confessed to the kidnapping of Alain Leb&rd on Monday. The Lebard abduction was almost a carbon copy
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    Lock icon Ships sink in stormy seas
    68 8 OSAKA. Japan A small tanker and a gravel ship sank in stormy seas off West Japan on Thursday and 7 of their crewmen are missing, the maritime safety agency said. Two patrol boats were sent to the area Immediately but high waves whipped up by
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    Lock icon Protest over foiled attempt to defect
    201 8 WASHINGTON The State Department hat protestad to l«uia over the attempt detection to America of a crevmaa ok a >■«tiae ship. The protest also indirectly indicted the U.S. Coast Guard over the incident. A Russian Embassy representative was summoned on Wednesday to receive a
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    Lock icon U.S. Space Command Post
    69 8 astronauts will control solar experiments and earth resources tests from this work station in the Skylab's Multiple Docking Adapter (MDA). The MDA, a 10-foot diameter cylindrical pressure vessel attached atop the Skylab airlock, is one of the important elements of ,the Skylab cluster Ilanned for launch
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    Lock icon More British aid to Saigon
    52 8 SAIGON The British Government has pledged increased economic and technical post-war aid to South Vietnam "'We want to play our full part in insuring peace and stability in South-East Asia," explained Anthony Kershaw, British Parliamentary Under-Secretary ot State. He has just concluded a 4-day visit
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    Lock icon COLLECTIVE DEFENCE
    459 10 VUE would go along with Indonesian Ambasy sador Soenarso's contention that regional defence alliances are proving to be lneffecwe'. The two clea r examples of such obsolescent organizations are Seato and I 1 1 former ly Baghdad Treaty but which had to be renamed when Iraq pulled out
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    Lock icon SMALL INDUSTRIES
    158 10 "TkR. Augustine Tan, Member of Parliament for Whampoa, has brought some fresh thinking to the economic workshop on the relevance of small industries. He made a strong plea to think in terms of optimum-sized industries and not in terms of small or large industries. He said, "Singapore should
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    Lock icon THE SEJNA TESTIMONY
    854 10  -  The most important military defector from the Soviet bloc is General Jan Sejna, former First Party Secretary of the Czechoslovak Ministry of Defence, who came out in 1968, after the fall of his chief patron. President Antonin Novotny. In earlier columns, Joseph Alsop has once or twice
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    Lock icon Japan experiments new excavation techniques
    310 10  -  By Toshio Kojima, JAPANESE engineers are experimenting with revolutionary methods of tunneling through mountains with microwaves. They are also trying out high-pressure waterjets to crack rocks. These new techniques of high-speed excavation, under development at the Railways' Technical Research Institute here, are needed to build
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      59 10 Foreign new* and features appearing In all editions of the Eastern Bun and The sun are from: Keuters, United Press International, Age n c e France Presse, Editors Preos Syndicate. Newspaper Enterprise Association, Publishers Hall Syndicate, Los Angeles Times Syndicate. Gemini News Service, North American Newspaper Alliance, First Features, Inter-Press
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    Lock icon SHOWMANSMP MAKES ALL-IN WRESTLING A SUCCESS
    1386 12  -  All-in wrestling is highly skilled entertainment which has captured the imagination of the public through regular shows on television. Here a London journalist who has covered the sport for 20 years, writes about its early days and its growth into a spectator §port that
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    Lock icon Welterweight title goes to underdog Billy
    299 13  -  by William Verigan SYRACUSE, New Yorfc —ln one of Hie biggest upsets in boxing history underdog Billy Backus stopped Jose Napoles with a barrage of punches that opened a bloody cut over the left eye to win the World Welter weight championship Thursday night
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      64 13 X jYTj Christmas 111 I Special Hr From 6th to 27th December 1970 TOMORROW'S DRAW NO: 97/70 l v" 1 W First groupCASH JACKPOT to winners with 5 numbers correct The other group prizes remain the same plus free entry for 3 circles correct $5OO/All Toto booths and many agents
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    Lock icon Singapore hockey team leaving for the Asian Games
    410 14 SINGAPORE'S hockey contingent of 16 piyers ond three officials leave this evening for the Asion Games in Bangkok with a promise to "do our best." Though Singapore has a slim chance to qualify for the semi-finals, the players have vowed that they
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    Lock icon GATOR BOWL'S GAMBLE
    578 14  -  A COLUMN ON AM BY DAVID MOFFIT ATLANTA George Olsen confesses the Gator Bowl took a "Calculated gamble" when it paired up Ole Miss and Auburn. The gamble, points out the bowl's Executive Director, was on Archie Manning and his broken arm. The arm was broken arainst
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    Lock icon Japan wins men's doubles
    258 14 Bowling BANGKOK Japan's K. Nishimura who rolled Hire* 200 games, and hit teammate H. Sonida, Thursday won the men's doubles on the second day of Hie fifth Asian Bowling Tourna- ment here. Nishimura with a six-game total of 1204 and Sonlda with 1147 scored a combined
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    Lock icon Fischer takes one point lead
    224 14 PALMA de MALLORCA, Spain American master Bobby Fischer took a decisive step toward winning this interxone tourney here Thursday by beating East Germany's Wolfgang Uhl mann. Uhlmann developed his pieces rapidly but made a bad error on the 12th move with F-RS which cost him
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    Lock icon Linking waters of 2 rivers: Tough task for 19,000 Indians
    764 15  -  By K.K. Duggal, Eighteen thousand Indian labourers and 700 engineers are working round-the-clock punching two great holes in the belly of the Himalayan mountains. I he/ are unking the waters of the Beas and Sutlej, two of the three rivers
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    Lock icon Beer for babies? Skip it! Why create problems?
    444 15  -  By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB Could you tell me if and how harmful It would be to let Infants have access to beer. Some people seem to think it's great to give some babies beer. I thought It would
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    Lock icon Father too interested in son's love life
    799 15  -  DATELINE By Ele, Walt Dulaney DEAR WALT: Do you think a boy's father has the right to ask him if he went parking every time he came home from a date? My dad does this and I dread his cross-exam-inations. I start thinking
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    Lock icon TANZANIA—THE ONE-PARTY DEMOCRACY THAT'S WORKING
    958 16  -  By Trevor Grundy J|OW con democracy be compotible with o one-party state? Outside Tanzania many people contend that such o state con be nothing short of o dictatorship one a "Papa Doc" might find comfortable but not one occept ole to a true democrat. Within
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    Lock icon Computer has last haw on 'Hee Haw'
    676 17  -  *r Roger Doughty TW gays «ver at tl»« Notional Society for IMBM) Up Awards to Give to People on Trfmtn wfl bo very remits if they don't oil a new ualiiiuif this poor —Boot Proy smt Written hy a Computer. They won't even
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    Lock icon Prisoners' story in film
    312 17 QUEIEC Five TV «D«to hare been east ia principal ar major exporting roles in Ac Gaaiwai International (Canada) LH. piadactiaw of John «ief prisen drama. Hp— And Men's Eyes", now filming on location in tke recently deactivated Prison De Danny Preedman, a young Montreal bom actor
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    Lock icon I have faith in show business—veteran actor Jimmy Stewart
    463 18 I have faith in show business —veteran actor Jimmy Stewart JJOLLYWOOD Jimmy Stewart, what's going on with movies, television and the theatre? He's o good man to ask. Stewart has starred In 75 films, on Broadway, won an Oscar in 1940 (Philadelphia Story), and made the first deal for an
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    39 18 Greek mythology comes to life in New York. Ruggiere (played by Luigi Diberti) arrives tn the nick of time on his winged horse to save Angelica (Paola Tanziani), the damsel tn distress. (DPI photo). UPI photo.
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    Lock icon History of 700,000 oil wells in library
    56 18 This library in Denver, Colarado has a collection of 2600 reels of magnetic tape on which is recorded the histories of over 700,000 oil wells dug in the U.S. since the *****. The information, collected and filed by an IBM comprjter system helps
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      1195 19 TV SIIMGAPURA A. CHANNEL 5 .05 Opening Announcements, followed by Astroboy Animated Cartoon Series .30 The Don Knotts Show A Comedy-Variety Series .30 World About Us "The Secret Bowers" .15 Tarzan Feature "Tarzan and The Huntress" .25 "Amuthum Thenum" (Repeat) A programme of Musical Entertainment in Tamil .20 Chinese Talentime
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    Lock icon Mishima: It's dangerous signal—China
    116 20 HONG KONG The Peking People's Daily today erge* the people of Asian countries to guard against what It described as the criminal intrigues of the Japanese reactionaries. The appeal came in a commentary quoted by New China News Agency on last weeks ritualistic suicide of Japanese
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    Lock icon Share counters fairly active
    259 22 INDUSTRIALS reflected o mixed look in foirly active conditions on the floors of the Stock Exchonge of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. InvMhMnt securities again sustained attention with batter bids and sellers holding off* Guinness was posted six cents higher to 14.16, Straits Trading lour cents to
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    Lock icon Chia Hoy in Japan
    154 22 Mr. Chia Hoy. ManaSng Director of Thong a 00. (8) Pte. Ltd.. sol* distributor of Seiko watches and clocks, left for Japan this week to discuss Seiko's sales plans and promotions far the new year. At this meeting, Mr. Chla Hoy will disclose his plans to
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    Lock icon Rubber 53 5/8 cts.
    261 22 DECEMBER first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 53} cents per lb. down cent from the previous close. The tone of the maifcet was quiet. After an unchanged opening, the market ruled thin and quiet and eased •lightly
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    Lock icon PRODUCE
    102 22 THE noon prim at the HI nail port (hlnr-r Exchange mtrrda) Pro«l uce war> a H Cortina I oil (f.o.b.) hulk 01.00 Coconut (Hi (f o b drum 63 50 Mixed C opra 84-ft® Muntok Uhlli Pepper i f.o.b.) A8TA 100% N.WL. mm 182.00 Sarawak White jarsi M 192.00
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    111 22 HONG KONG Yesterday's 5 p.m. currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Buyers) (Sellers) 196 197 per 100 Straits dollars 140 148 per 1,000 Taiwan dollars 6.76 6.775 per Australian dollar 340 360 per 1.000 Burmese kyats 470 490 per 1,000 Indian rupees 149 164 per
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    Lock icon More rubber produced
    116 22 LONDON Production of both natural and synthetic rubber ran ahead of consumption in August, figures from the International Rubber Study Group showed yesterday. Natural rubber output was 255,000 metric tons against 220,000 tons consumed. Delivered from stockpiles were 5,000 tons. In the January-August period, however, output trailed
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    675 22 BID and offer prices officially listed at the close of business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpar trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday vere: INDUSTRIALS Acma 1.22 1.25 Ajinomote Allied Choc 1-81 2 00 2.60 2 65 Ben. -88 90 BerJ»y» SI 1.06 Borne* id Boustead 1.91
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    760 22 BDSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stork Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ALCAN $1.30 (1) $1.28 (3); Berjaya 99 cts. (2) 99} cts. (1); Borneo $1.58
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    Lock icon SYDNEY MARKET TRADE BUOYANT
    405 23 SYDNEY Buoyant trading on Sydney Stock Exchange yesterday showed the best improvements seen for several weeks in all sections of the market. Friday s session followed a similar trend experienced Thursday with bright trading in the morning followed by an easier afternoon. All sections of Hie
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    563 23 ARRIVALS 1.45 a tu. Ms.\ r„'s Kuala Luuipur 6.25 a.m. MSA ..HO Mi'.lras 730 a in. MsA Kuala Lumpur #.30 am. Ms A 452 KuuLa Lumpur 10.30 a m MSA 149 Knelling llo.~ia.in MsA 454 Prnnng, Kuala Lumpur 11.90 a.m. MSA 203 Jakarta 1.20 p in. MSA 30H
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    82 23 Pint-sited Toby Haines received the surprise of his Ufe just before boarding a Lufthansa jet the other night. As his parents were checking in at Paya Lebar someone mentioned that Toby would turn five years old somewhere between Bangkok and New Delhi. The Lufthansa staff decided immediately to
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    Lock icon TAIWAN TRADE
    76 23 TAIPEI Nationalist China expects European countries to P*ay a bigger role in its economic development despite the lack of diplomatic relations. Official sources said yesterday a number of major trading and manufacturing firm representatives have expressed favourable opinions after investigating Investment and trade possibilities in Taiwan. The sources
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    77 23 LONDON The demand for Eurodollar rates prevented sterling from fully reflecting the better-than-expected gold reserve figures published Thursday in the foreign exchange market. Another martcet factor was the premium on investment dollars, the currency needed by residents in Britain to buy foreign securities. This was influenced by a stronger
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