Singapore Herald, 24 July 1970

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 3 Singapore Friday, July 24. 1970 MC(P) 2207 Complimefctlrjft&ii
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    Lock icon RING-A RING OF ROSES... EIGHTEEN SKYMEN ALL FALL DOWN
    72 1 RING-A RING OF ROSES... EIGHTEEN SKYMEN ALL FALL DOWN MEET the circus m the sky. Eighteen skydivers jumped from four planes for this unique picture. The free-faliers are holding hands over Antioch, California while two of their colleagues right of centre, and far right try to float In on the
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    Lock icon Kedah Ruler to be new King of Malaysia
    122 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysian rulers today elected the 43-year-old Sultan of Kedah to become the nations next King. He replaces the* Sultan of Trenggaan as the Yang dl-Per-taaa Ag*ag when the current term expires on Sept. 21. He will rale Malaysia for
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    Lock icon 65 COMMUNISTS KILLED
    49 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. Sixty-five Communists were killed m a combine Malaysian-Indonesia operation m the Nonok area of West Kalimantan from Feb. 24 to July 17. Antara news agency reported today that this was announced by Brig.-Gen Zain Mohamad Hashim, commander of the Royal Malaysian Third Infantry Brigade.
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    Lock icon It's GO – on expert advice
    474 1 It's GO on expert advice MOST of the proposals outlined by the Communications Minister Yong Nyuk Lin for the overhaul of the Singapore's entire transport system follow closely recommendations put forward at the international road safety conference held m Singapore last month. The plan is workable, according to Automobile Association
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  • IN BRIEF
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      Lock icon Dockers told to unload
      46 1 LONDON, Thurs. Leaders of 47,000 striking dockers agreed today to ask their men to unload essential food supplies, but there was no assurance that the strikers would comply. Supplies of import fruit, produce and meat have dwindle and prices have soared. AP
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      Lock icon NEW PEACEMAKER
      35 1 SAIGON, Thurs. Mr. David Bruce, the new American negotiator at the Paris peace talks, arrives here tomorrow to explore the possibility of new peace initiatives with a government that is against them. AFP
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      Lock icon LAOS EMERGENCY
      28 1 VIENTIANE, Thurs. The Government proclaimed a state of emergency today m southern Laos following North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao military gains m the border provinces AP
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    Lock icon VARSITY RISKS IN U.S. FOR CHINESE
    134 1 HONGKONG, Thurs. Chinese students should not be sent to study m the United States because pressures there could be too much for them, the head of a suicide prevention organization said here. Andrew Tv, chairman of the Samaritan Association, was commenting on the death
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    Lock icon The chaos we must hold at bay: Raja's warning
    238 1 MOST of South East Asia may be m a state of disintegration m the next ten or 20 years. There will be more Vietnams and Cambodias. Foreign Minister S. Rajaratnam said this last night at a dinner at Eusoff College. He
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    Lock icon Gangs raid arsenals for bombs
    70 1 Gangs raid arsenals for bombs WASHINGTON, Thurs. Large-scale thefts of military munitions bound for Vietnam have fed the arsenals of violence-prone revolutionary bands m California. Thefts from Army posts m California have included machineguns and dynamite. Mr. Charles O'Brien, California's chief deputy Attorney General, said: "there's a market now for
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    Lock icon MPs dive for cover as smoke bombs rock the Commons
    222 1 LONDON, Thurs. A man "with an Irish accent" lobbed two smoke bombs from the visitors' gallery m the House of Commons today. MPs dived for cover as clouds of smoke billowed up m the Chamber. Some hid under the beaches
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    Lock icon Now Singaporeans have a chance to get a word in edgeways
    675 2  -  Adele ixLJii STARTING on a new newspaper seems as good a time as any to put together some thoughts on this writing business. "But journalism isn't writing," pedants at once exclaim. And indeed when I was m the University,
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      Lock icon The men in blue are in the red
      148 2 The men in blue are in the red DESPITE police campaigns crime is still increasing daily m Singapore. Yet many of the men involved m the fight against crime work long hours for relatively poor pay. Take the Reserve Unit. We citizens feel quite safe when they are around the
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      Lock icon Call-up anger on the campus
      121 2 NATIONAL Service has often brought discontent. The recent innovation of the call-up group affecting those entering the institutions of higher learning has again sparked off rousing discontent. The authorities do not take into account the fact that there are a number of students who have
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      Lock icon At last: Our own paper
      75 2 I HAVE just read the opening issue of the Singapore Herald and I must say it is very good. The concept is bold, the layout beautiful and the printing is excellent. Suddenly, my heart glows with pride at the thought that Singapore now has its
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      Lock icon My verdict: Excellent
      38 2 After reading the Singapore Herald my verdict was: Excellent. I guess my verdict was right because an African visitor came to my office and ook away one copy. WILLIAM GOH 16-C Lorong Renjong Singapore, 19.
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    Lock icon Friday, July 24, 1970. THE SINGAPORE HERALD A first-rate piece of planning
    603 2 Friday, July 24, 1970. THE SINGAPORE HERALD A first-rate piece of planning THE White Paper on public transport deserves full marks. Especially praiseworthy is the plan for putting 600 additional buses on the road. Heaven knows they are needed. They have been needed for years. The bus companies, however, were
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    Lock icon WATCH FOR OUR COLUMNS
    68 2 SERENDIPITY. ..the art of discovering happiness by accident: Back tomorrow ROBERT REECE... Notes on the foreign news: First appearance on Monday. FRANCIS WONG. ..Back on Monday. HEALTH FORUM... Expert views on health problems m Singapore personal and social: First appearance on Monday. ASEAN ROUNDUP...Notes from our
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    Lock icon All this-and room to grow, too...
    313 3 All this-and room to grow, t oo... LECTURE ROOMS WITH A VIEW A "CITY OF LEARNING" perched on a hilltop this was the picture of the new University of Singapore at Kent Ridge which was painted last night. This concept was outlined by the man commissioned to draw up the
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    Lock icon Sacked! Because air route plans fell through
    189 3 SABER Air Pte. Ltd. the Government-backed airline retrenched 20 workers last Monday becaase plus for new passenger services did not Materialise. Mr. Duncan Au, executive director of the compaay, said this yesterday. Most of the staff were stewardesses aad stewards. The company operates
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    Lock icon Lee to open Jurong residents' association
    77 3 Lee to open Jurong residents' association PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew will open the Jurong Town Residents' Association at Corporation Drive on July 31. The association was formed to improve the environment and morale of the workers m the town. It has nearly 600 members and is headed by Dr.
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    Lock icon TOTO DRAW
    33 3 THE numbers picked m last night's Toto draw were 25, 45, 4, 21 and 7. The additional number was 30. In the circles draw, the numbers were 29, 12 and 3.
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    Lock icon Death sentence warning for the armed robbers
    204 3 Death sentence warning for the armed robbers ANYONE who fires a gun or attempts to use it is liable, on conviction, to be punished with death or jailed for life. Provisions for the death penalty or life imprisonment are included m the Arms Offences Ordinance, police said m a statement
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    Lock icon Dr Lee: Art for art's sake won't do now
    178 3 ART for art's sake is not good enough any more, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Education Ministry, Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng, said here yesterday. "It is not enough for the artist m Singapore to be merely a painter of pretty pictures,"
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    Lock icon Singapore's Expo '70 bonus
    66 3 Singapore's Expo '70 bonus EXPO '70 has meant thousands more tourists for Singapore. They stopped here before or after visiting the exposition. A report by the Tourist Promotion Board says these visitors mainly from the United States, Australia, Britain and Europe would not have visited Singapore otherwise. The report said
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    Lock icon EXPENSIVE VISIT
    35 3 LIM Song Lee, 20, was fined $100 and Tan Gek Leng, 34, was fined $150 by the Ninth Magistrate yesterday for remaining m Singapore after their visit passes had expired. They are Malaysians.
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    Lock icon THE WIFE WHO SAID'NO'
    59 3 THE WIFE WHO SAID 'NO' THE High Court yesterday auaUed the marriage between seamstress Chia Mcc huaa, 22, who has a defective heart, and Lee Foofc Seng, 37, Mr. Lee told the court that his marriage was not < on sum mated because his wife tboaght that sexual intercourse would
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      31 3 WEATHER forecast for Singapore from C a.m. to noon today: Scattered showers. HIGH TIDES Today 2.11 a.m. 9.1 ft. 3.07 p.m. 8.0 ft. Tomorrow 3.07 a.m. 8.2 ft. 3.42 p.m. 7.Bft.
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      211 3 THE DIARY t a.m.— 4 p.m.: Mobil Unit of Upper Serangoon Road Blood Transfusion Centre, (between Woodsville and Wan It a.m. S p.m.: Repro- Tho Aye.) and West Coast ductions of Indian paintings, Road, BV4m.s. National Library. P-"» "Festival of Plays" by It a.m.— 6 p.m.: Batik tne dramatic society
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    Lock icon Getting behind the curtain of the Bolshoi Ballet
    237 4 Getting behind the curtain of the Bolshoi Ballet RUSSIAN culture is a major export these days. We were as delighted as anyone that the Bolshoi Ballet decided they would stop over m Singapore after all, since they were m the region anyway. They've been asked to dance at Expo '70.
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    Lock icon Our regular guide to who's making the scene
    824 4 Our regular guide to who's making the scene IT WILL be quite some time before Singapore recovers from the energy explosion of this week's invasion by the Young Americans. Just watching them left us exhausted although they do have the* advantage of robust youth on their side! ENTERTAINMENT/THE ARTS... EVERY
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      233 4 PPJJI how to hear it ■fgy^ SOUNDSCENE-allthe music you want to hear- Is here. s3h^ Jockeying the discs you W sy> asked for are the men you |l J3l I asked for, henceforth to be r^L^ "*j known as "Roger Guest" Fl^^y Roger's programme is called, W^/ simply, "SOUNDSCENE" trm
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      758 4 nmm TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS /qmjL Gilligan's Island Gilligan Goes Gung Ho Bob Denver stars as Gilligan, the combined mate W(iX (i n/\ and crew of a marooned Ashing craft. His efforts <Cnt mi7'\l^i(fx or nis companions m their attempts to escape Jy\ Yv*a^y3fi]_| lead from hilarious calamity to uproarious disvJ^^n If
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    Lock icon Pantai students burn flag and effigy of Heath
    96 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Angry university students today burnt an effigy of British Prime Minister Edward Heath. Then they gathered for a noisy demonstration outside the British High Commission against Britain's intended sale of arms to South Africa. A score of armed policemen
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    Lock icon Malaysians for Lusaka talks
    50 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A Malaysian delegation from the Foreign Ministry leaves tomorrow for Lusaka, Zambia, to attend the three-day standing committee meeting of the non-aligned nations, beginning on Sunday. It will be led by Inche Mohamed Mustapha, head of the Ministry's United Nations and African desk.
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    Lock icon FREE LESSONS
    21 6 BUTTERWORTH, Thurs. The Malaysian Red Cross branch here plans to start free Mandarin lessons for nonChinese members next month.
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    Lock icon Three new members for EDB
    89 6 THREE new members representing labour, the universities and industry have been appointed to the Economic Development Board. They are Mr. C.V. Devan Nair, the NTUC secretarygeneral; Dr. Augustine Tan, MP for Whampoa and economics lecturer at Singapore University and Mr. Michael Fam, managingdirector of Hume
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    Lock icon Creche, mini-zoo for Jurong
    148 6 PLANS are underway to provide a creche complete with a miniature zoo for Jurong Town children. The creche (see artist's impression), is a circular building housing the dining hall aid nursery, with "rugged" playground facilities, commando nets and a jungle gym. There will also be space
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    Lock icon Taxing non-resident directors, too
    150 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Non-resident directors of Malaysian companies will now be subject to Malaysian income tax on their director's fees and similar benefits. The King has given his assent to an Emergancy Ordinance amending the Income Tax act to add this new provision. This was announced
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    Lock icon $100,000 FOR HOSPITAL'S NEW WING
    111 6 $100,000 FOR HOSPITAL'S NEW WING A CHEQUE for $100,000 was yesterday given towards Mount Alvernia Hospital's building fund. The hospital faces a $2 million bill for an extension due to be completed m December which will increase its bed capacity by 70 to 300. Tan Sri Runme Shaw presented the
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    Lock icon SCHOOL TEACHER WINS DIVORCE
    95 6 SCHOOL TEACHER WINS DIVORCE A SCHOOL teacher, Evelyn Ho Sow Fong, was granted a divorce m the High Court yesterday from Christopher Chen You Hian, a gynaecologist m the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital, on the ground of desertion. She told the court of their marriage difficulties when she realised Chen
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    Lock icon Lessons in use of firearms
    51 6 TELUK ANSON, Wed. Watchmen and officials of firms dealing m money and jewellery here are to be taught to use firearms. This was decided at a meeting of representatives of the police, banks, goldsmiths and pawnshops to plan tighter security measures to beat hold-ups and
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    Lock icon Nanyang plans to beat the crush with 370 new flats
    131 6 Nanyang plans to beat the crush with 370 new flats NANYANG University plans to beat its overcrowding problem by building 370 flats. Deputy Vice-Chancellor Lv Yaw said yesterday 300 will be for the students and the rest for staff. Construction plans have been submitted to the Ministry of Education and
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    Lock icon Customs grab $2,000 blankets
    43 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. Johore Customs last night recovered 12,000-worth of smuggled blankets from a Singapore-registered car near the court building. A spokesman said three youths m the car fled when they saw the Customs party. The car was detained.
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    Lock icon STAMP SHOW
    23 6 SINGAPORE'S first National Stamp Exhibition will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Aug. 7 to 11. Admission is free.
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    Lock icon Places for all in primary schools
    131 7 Places for all in primary schools THE Education Ministry yesterday assured parents that there is a place for every child m Primary One classes m the language but not necessarily m the school— of their choice. Hundreds of parents had camped outside some, wellknown schools on Wednesday night to get
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    Lock icon CYMCA DINNER
    44 7 MR. Ec Peng Liang, chairman of the Singapore Council of Social Services, will speak on the "Role of the Chinese Young Men's Christian Association m Singapore's fast changing society" at a dinner on Aug. 6 at the association's premises m Palmer Road.
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    Lock icon Introducing the very latest in wet-looks
    140 7 Introducing the very latest in wet-looks THERE'S nothing wet about Tony Gwilliams but he is taking a shower. Well, almost. For this is his dry-eyed way of solving a space-age problem. It's his method of working out how much room a man needs for his daily sluice. Tony, 31, a
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    Lock icon CHEAP FLYING ON 'EARLY BIRD'
    146 7 BOAC plans to slash its fares on the London-Aus-tralia-New Zealand route. And if their proposal gets off the ground when the International Air Transport Association Conference is held m Honolulu m September, it will mean cheaper flying from Singapore. The airline wants to introduce "Early
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    Lock icon CHAIN SNATCH
    30 7 A FACTORY worker, Sevabagiam, 21, had her $140 gold chain snatched m Redhill Road at 11.45 a.m. yesterday by a youth who escaped riding pillion on a motor-cycle.
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    Lock icon Drama group seeks actors
    49 7 THE Theatre World Association, an amateur dramatic group, is looking for actors for a series of plays on stories from many lands, specifically for children. Those interested m English and Asian roles, should contact Mrs. Gracia Tay-Chee (tel. *****) or the hon. treasurer (tel. *****3).
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    Lock icon FLAG DAY
    17 7 THE Chinese Young Men's Christian Association will hold its annual flag day on Aug. 8.
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    Lock icon Kiwi MP: We believe in forward defence
    187 7 Kiwi MP: We believe in forward defence NEW ZEALAND is likely to send more troops to the SingaporeMalaysia area because it believes m a forward defence policy and wants to identify itself with the problems of South-East Asia. Sir Leslie Munro, 69, leader of a six-man N.Z. Parliamentary delegation on
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    Lock icon Bar bill killing: Man answers that plea by the police
    128 7 Bar bill killing: Man answers that plea by the police ONE of seven men whose photographs were published m the Singapore Herald yesterday has answered the call to assist homicide squad detectives probing the seven murders this month. Teo Cheng Hooi, 27, of Beach Road, walked into the CID m
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    Lock icon Crisis laws-a lean time for criminal lawyers
    205 7 Crisis laws-a lean time for criminal lawyers KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Criminal lawyers m Kuala Lumpur are finding the Internal Security Act bad for business. They are going through a lean period because hundreds of potential clients have been detained or confined to restricted residence under the Emergency Regulations following the
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      74 7 JTWIATELSE 1 I DO YOU FIND IN f ALEADING I HOTEL? I Superb Dining, Dancing and Wining Pleasures ROUGE ET NOR FRENCH RESTAURANT BALLROOM GOLDEN PHOENIX CHINESE RESTAURANT MADAM OKO JAPANESE RESTAURANT LAKSAMANA GRILLROOM CLUB CRESCENDO NITE-CLUB STEVENS CORNER I M HOUR COFFEE HOUSE Bufcit Twnah Road. Smgapor» 10 tyj_
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      232 7 IBM computers help nations utilize twentieth-century technology. How quickly can a country best utilize twentieth-century technology? How soon can its people best manage a modern economy? These questions face many nations, both new and old. "At least we have this advantage," one Asian government official observed, "We can leapfrog the
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    Lock icon The countries that help to fill our rice-bowl
    2275 8 The countries that help to fill our rice-bowl Us and them: part 2 HERALD SERIES ON SINGAPORE'S FOREIGN RELATIONS YESTERDAY'S article dealt with military matters and concluded that short of involvement m a Big Power confrontation Singapore can look after itself. But while security is the first requirement of wellbeing,
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    Lock icon 14,000 jobs tied to 'dependent' industries
    256 9 14,000 jobs tied to 'dependent' industries RUBBER processing, manufacture of rubber products and manufacture of wood, cork and furniture are three groups of Singapore industries which may be said to be totally dependent on Malaysia and Indonesia for raw materials. The total output ot these industries m 1968 (the latest
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      126 10 THE SIN6APORE HERALD LTD. EMPLOYING: V Wm WEB OFFSET PRINTING PRESS TYPE NOR-32 Supplied by <§> C. ITOH CO., LTD. TOKYO, JAPAN Hamada Machinery Precision Co., Ltd. can offer both Sheet and Web Fed Offset Presses Manufactured by HAMADA PRECISION MACHINERY CO.. LTD. TOKYO, JAPAN af m -^MI Developing #??M
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      65 10 ARCHIE By Bob Montana f NOW, IN OUR STUDY JUGHEAD, f 'OF "MAN'S RELATION WHICH DID "S TO HIS ENVIRONMENT! YOU CHOOSE? JMY I ASKED YOU TO USE < J ONE OF YOUR SENSES )J 7/^___^C VTD RELATE TO NATURE.' lIV V f THAT^ I AND HOW DID YOU I/*
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      Lock icon WOMAN SPY BARES REVOLT PLOT
      136 10 WOMAN SPY BARES REVOLT PLOT MANILA, Thurs. A woman spy claimed that an organisation of radical Philippine youths had a plan to go under-round and wage an armed struggle against the Government from an island south of Manila. Cpl. Elnora 'Babette' Estrada, 23, told a court she had been informed
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        35 10 Police fear that the kidnapped three-year-old son of a wealth businessman is m "grave danger" as they continue the search for the boy, for whose release his captors have demanded a ransom of U5566,000.
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        26 10 Italian scientists have extracted gaseous oxygen from moon rocks supplied by the United States a discovery regarded as of great significance to future space travel.
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        29 10 Japan will launch its first full-fledged scientific satellite m orbit on Aug. 19, using a four-stage rocket as a booster from Uchinoura space centre at Kagoshima, southern Kyushu.
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        27 10 French Planning Minister Andre Bettencourt returned from a visit to China where he met Chairman Mao, his heir Marshal Lin Piao and Prime Minister Chou En-lai.
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        20 10 One hundred and thirty-six people died m accidents m the Swiss Alps m 1969, the Swiss Alpine Club disclosed.
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        23 10 French and American police have arrested 12 members of an international drug ring by using a woman secret agent from the FBI.
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        24 10 Peking charged that the United States was trying to turn Taiwan into its reserve force m the Indo-China war, New China news agency
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        16 10 More than 2,000 Indonesians of Chinese descent m West Kalimantan have become Muslims, Antara reported.
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      442 10 Tories beat move to keep that embargo LONDON, Thurs. After one of the most animated debates that the House of Commons has seen for some time, the Conservative Government defeated by 32 votes an Opposition motion calling for the embargo on arms sales to South Africa to be maintained. Closing
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      225 10 US tropps in Asia vital for security' SEOUL, Thurs. Cabinet ministers of Japan and South Korea ended a three-day conference today with a declaration that a U.S. military presence m the East Asia is a "major contributing factor" to the security of the region. A joint communique issued at the
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      61 11 CAPE KENNEDY, Thurs. The eighth and last m a series of Intelsat-3 commercial communications satellites (Comsat) is to be launched to night. A three-stage Delta rocket is poised for blastoff to boost the payload toward a stationary orbit 22,300 miles above Indonesia. It will serve as
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      18 11 BELFAST, Thurs. The Northern Ireland Government today banned all street parades until Jan. 31 next year.
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      61 11 NEW YORK, Thurs. Senator Barry Goldwater predicted today that if the United States loses m Vietnam, it will face World War Three on Russia's side against China. He said if he had been elected President m 1964 the Vietnam war would be over by
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      21 11 LA PAZ, Thurs. The Bolivian Government declared a state of siege last night because of fresh guerilla activities.
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      467 11 Cambodia can fall 'in 30 days' BANGKOK, Thurs. Cambodia will fall to the Communists within 30 days unless effective action is taken to support the Cambodian armed forces, a senior Thai police official said today. Police Maj-Gen. Charoonrit Chamrasromran said m a speech that if his prediction came true, Thailand
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      206 11 PHNOM PENH, Thurs. Maj.-Gen. Siri Matak, Cambodia's No. 2 appealed urgently yesterday for American arms aid on a lend-lease basis if necessary. "The area of fighting against Communist forces now is m Cambodia," he said. "If our fight is not successful, the consequences will be
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      63 11 AMERICAN soldier, Pte George Hardin (above) who tried to hijack an Air Vietnam DC -4 from Saigon to Hongkong on Wednesday. The U.S. Military Command is carrying out an investigation to establish whether Hardin was temporarily insane when he made the attempt, which was
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      35 11 MANILA, Thurs. Prison guards today captured the last of 10 prisoners who escaped from Muntinlupa prison. Guards killed seven of his companions with shotgun blasts as they were scaling the prison walls.
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      23 11 BRUSSELS, Thurs. Britain and the Common Market countries are to hold their next ministerial talks on Britain's candidature m October.
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      27 11 MANILA, Thurs. The 1970 Philippine population census shows that there are now about 37 million Filipinos an increase of 9.9 million m 10 years.
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      155 11 State to contest U.S. Vietnam presence WASHINGTON, Thurs. The State of Massachusetts urged the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday to rule that U.S. participation m the Vietnam war is unconstitutional, m a suit that named Secretary of Defence Melvin Laird as defendant, the State said the executive branch of the
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    197 11 MADAM B: WE CAN EVEN HAVE THIEU'S MEN IN COALITION NEW DELHI, Than. Madam Nguyen Thi Blah, foreign minister of the Vietcong's provisional revolutionary government, said yesterday she favours formation of a bread-based coalition government in South Vietnam that could even include some members of the present regime headed by
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      254 13 RUBBER brokers. Holiday. Cutler and Bath, reported that another relatively quiet period of trading on limited turnover started out on a somewhat steadier note, but the market failed to hold the new level and faded away once more to reach a Vow of
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      102 13 AVERY-LAURENCE (Singapore) has won a $300,000 contract for the feasibility study and engineering design of a long distance gas trunk line to be built for the national oil company m Yugoslavia. This is said to be the first time engineering design for such a project m
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      1626 13 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE KEY Closing buyers' and Miters' prices are followed by the business done. Figures, m brackets denote traded lota m I.ooo's. When the price is not followed by a figure m brackets, it means only a tingle lot of 1,000 shares was
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      77 13 (Managers' prices for July 24) B. S. CHARTERED UNIT TRUSTS Singapore Growth Fund 1.02 1.07 ASIA UNIT TRUSTS MaLlnvt. Fund 1-14 1.19 MaL Progress Fund .99 1.04 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Second Singapore 1.74xd Third Singapore 1.16 B. S. The Commerce tad. .96 1.00 The Saving Fund .99 1.04
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      146 13 TEXTILE QUOTAS KUALA LUMPUR, Thur.— Malaysia and the United States have reached agreement on a quota for the export of Malaysian textiles to the U.S. Commerce and Industry Minister Mohamed Khir Johari said today the agreement, to be signed m Washington, covered tariff terms for Malaysian batek
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        99 13 NEW YORK, Thurs.— The New York Stork Exchange said the largest block of shares ever traded m its history changed hand yesterday. The Exchange said the transaction involved 1.18 million shares of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. It said the block was traded at U5524.25 a share, down US$2 from
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        72 13 BANK NEGARA statement of liabilities and assets as at July 15, 1970, (m dollars). Liabilities: capital 40,000,000; general reserve 34,597,214; Malaysian currency m circulation 997,239,490; deposits banks 167,889,894, Malaysian Government 451,711,150, others 204,157,096; allocation of special drawing rights 64,285,800; other liabilities 132,757,189. Total 2,092,637,833 Assets: gold and foreign exchange 1,719,465,111;
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      333 13 STORE-MALAYSIA The Association of Banks m Malaysia-Singapore fixed these merchants rates for yesterday. The following rates are quoted to the equivalent of one unit of foreign currency. SELLING TT or OD: Sterling Pound 97.4040; Australian Dollar 93.4625 New Zealand Dollar S 3.4725; South Arabian Dinar 9 7.4200 and
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    170 13 PEOPLE in business Mr. V.V. MAKAROV has succeeded Mr. Y.V. Kubyshkin as vicechairman of Singapore Soviet Shipping Agency. Mr. Makarov, who arrived here last week with his wife, has been a docker, sailor and master. Prior to this appointment he was director of the container department m the Soviet Ministry
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    404 13 RUBBER S2ft ceils a 1b (dowi half a cent). Poor acceptance* and ao eating at terminal caused stoploss selling here yesterday. The market then traded quietly at 52 H cents for RSS ones August. This was a new low for current month this year. The previous tow of 52%
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    433 13 Share prices moved cautiously ahead m very quiet trading is the Sydney stock Exchange yesterday. Leading issues were generally firmer although the major price movements were recorded by speculative stocks. Tasminex was m demand all day, closing 45 cents higher at Ass. Eastmet was out of favour,
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    172 13 The stock exchange closed firm yesterday after another day of active dealings. Interest was mainly confined to leading utilities, including Lights, Electrics and Telephones, which advanced on sustained support. Wheelocks and Banks were heavily traded but finished little changed. Gammons and Providents improved. The latter opened at
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    165 13 Small selective buying m cameras and constructions helped the market yesterday to develop an uptrend at the opening But profit-taking later caused some leaders to ease slightly. Stereophonic makers, including Sharp, declined on reports of lower domestic sales. Prices moved irregularly m the afternoon on alternate bouts
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    231 13 AMSTERDAM Most internationals firmed yesterday In sympathy with Royal Dutch which was very firm on foreign demand. Akzo, Philips and Unilever were higher, Royal Dutch very firm and Hoogovens easier. Plantations were mixed and amongst shippings, Koninklijke Nederiandsche Stoomboot Mij. was very firm. KLM airlines was practically unchanged.
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    869 14 Fifteen new records in four days at Farrer Park TAI JONG LOOKS TO WIN 800 METRES ANOTHER five records were broken and two equalled on the fourth day at Farrer Park Athletic Centre yesterday. This brings to 15 the total number of records established m the first four days with
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    78 14 MANILA, Thurs. Filipino former flyweight champion Bernabe Villacampo picked present title holder Berkrerk Chartvanchai of Thailand to win "before ten rounds" over Erbito Salavarria m their 12--round non-title fight on Saturday. Villacampo's business manager Lope Sarreal Jr. said Villacampo based his choice on his experience m
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    53 14 TOKYO, Thurs. World boxing junior lightweight champion, Hiroshi Kobayashi of Japan, will stake his title against Panama's Antony Amaya m Tokyo on Aug. 23, it was officially announced here yesterday. It will be Kobay -shi's fifth defense of his title and the second world title match between the
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    104 14 Indons for TT meet here JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesia will take part m the Asian student table tennis championship tournament at Singapore from July 28 to Aug. 4. The players men: Faisal, Rodjak, Elri, Djoni, Dakosta, Ima Nanang and Eddy Sianto, and the women: Yenny Siswono, Diana, Carla Tedja Sukamana, Resiana
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    480 14  -  Cavalier TRACK WORK By Regal Mate impresses Regal Mate, with champion jockey Glynn Pretty m the saddle, impressed m a 3f gallop m ?8 2/5 on good going at Bukit Timah yesterday. Ad Valorem (Ricky Kingston) and Prince Alcide (Pretty) matched strides over 3f m 40 with Ad Valorem
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    186 14 36-run win for SCC over Indians SINGAPORE Cricket Club entered the semi-finals of the Singapore Cricket Association Pesta Sukan 25-overs knockout competition when they beat the Singapore Indian Assocation by 36 runs at Balestier Road yesterday. Continuing; the match which was interrupted by rain last Singapore Indian Association by 36
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    115 14 Gilsteaders score 2-0 upset in league GILSTEADERS created an upset when they beat fancied Kampong Kapor 2-0 m the Football Association of Singapore Division 118 league match at Farrer Park yesterday. Gilsteaders got both their winning goals through their speedy forward Piper. In another match, other Sembawang Shipyard trounced Port
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    303 14 GAMES ROUNDUP EDINBURGH, Thurs. The Commonwealth Games continued against a hint of melodrama today with everyone m this excited city talking of Kip Keino, the man who won the 1,500 metres with a death threat hanging over his head. The threat to Keino, contained
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      15 1 THE SINGAPORE herald I FOR FIRST DAY Singapore, Saturday, July 25. 1970 n RACE GUIDE
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      5496 1 Amusement looks a safe bet tomorrow SELECTIONS j COMBINED CARD AND FORM GUIDE FOR SATDRDAY —KEY THIS combined race card and form guide gives the following information: The first line reads from left: Number of horse, last five runs, name of horse; (sire); age and origin (e.g. 4A for 4
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