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1969-06-02
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Title Section26 1969-06-02 1 pT^HMffRAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175,000 The Straits Times The Nations! Nev/spaper Lstd. 1845 MONDAY. JINE 8, 1969 15 CENTS K.D.N. 3104 M.C. (P) No. 072326 words
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Article146 1969-06-02 1 August holidays may be scrapped Xl \l 11 MPI K. Sun. I In- August -.choKl bolMayi ataj b<- shortrnrtl or cancelled altiigetliet I<> enable pupils tv < ali h up on the li-s--sims Ike) UVC niisst-d. The ni l.itmor hief I (liK.itinn (Mil, r Mi K i k.ui.iiid.i. in announcing146 words
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Article391 1969-06-02 1 Tension still in some areas Incident-free 12 hours reports control, but... KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday THE overoll situation remains "fluid but virtually incidentfree, the Information Control Centre reported today. Although the atmbspbere \\;is out: of general calm, tension and restiyeness wn still evident particularly in certain sensitive areaa Bxcepl tor two391 words
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205 1969-06-02 1 Vietnam war roars on after an uneasy truce SAIGON, Sun.— The roar of artillery and the clatter of machineguns onre again shook the junand skies of South Vietnam after an uneasy lull marking Buddha's birthday. Prom >i.' demilitarised tone tn the Mekong I)i it.i und iiiihtlnu hi :_:.iii drawing heavyReuter - 205 words
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238 1969-06-02 1 LAUNCESTON. Sun CITY authorities last niitht declared a state of emergency In Northern Tasmania faced with its worst Mood disaster in 40 years as floodwaters isolated outlying townships and swept towards this coastal city of KO.OOO people. The South Esk RixerReuter - 238 words
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Article, Illustration104 1969-06-02 1 V MAN-SIZED dish for tuo little bow hilt llu\ seen) to hi' eejwU to tin t.isk aa the> polished off Ike nasi mm>ak an<l mutton curry II. mi/. ih Inn Moh. mud .1. Nit and his cousin ttiTc amonv ."»00 people uho en.io.wd a104 words
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Article, Illustration342 1969-06-02 1 lwms, Sunday GENERAL l>r (iaulle voted by prox> today in the French Presidential election la IIIOOSC Ilis Slll( CSSdl The former President, who resigned following the deieat on his refen ndum three weeks I holidaying In Ireland and is not expected342 words
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Article54 1969-06-02 1 100 LOSE HOMES IN BLAZE IVUPING E 180 pi ipli homeless when attap- roofed Tupal estai Tile To mod Nawaw mood, said the cldent l f from the kitchei of the houses at about 1 p m. The Red Cl cial Welfare Department Ung to relief work. All th( Ing54 words
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Article31 1969-06-02 1 BRlsbank Incomi from i.i lustraher. KM million stcrlmn during UN :;il Miinvic: Tourism, Senator I i .valti last iiißlit at tin openini: of Orch:d 1 a nc« ipmih aortli31 words
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Article98 1969-06-02 1 Israel warns King Hussein again TIEL AVIV. Bun A rael haa second warn Kin<4 Hussein th forces may hit back if the Jordanlau provokes moil In enta along th< tin- line, reliable sour.;d today. Hal the Jol la co-operal I Arab guerillas in i ins The ourc warning had been98 words
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Article30 1969-06-02 1 HAN TRA*fL» TO DKATB IIIM.O! A aun ffomii U> death by chart etophants 16 mil'-. police lour atapl from their herd *r mr wm <n whn ran EeH»»30 words
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Advertisement25 1969-06-02 1 *F 1 gff treshup Now who says all petrols are the same! Mobil Anti-wear petrol cuts engine wear up to 42t Mobil Anti-wear petrol i25 words
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Advertisement46 1969-06-02 1 PATEK PHILIPPE GENEVE IHOU WHO INSISI ON V* PRECISION... fs.~ THE ULTIMATE >^ ~~iw. »s«"« £*j~ Hkjl-i Class Jcwnliw^ %^gj [By There's no place like home for fun with friends and F> N) sparkling refreshment^^^ *"N^ gggggiV^ggggl V <^ejy puts Ute flavour where the fun is... vvrrylime!46 words
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130 1969-06-02 2 'Till nrnguin that looks like a pirate stomp> down to the water. Hr would have waddled but nec-lrt penguins cannot waddle properly. Captain Flint's his MM Hr is probably the only penguin in the world with that true touch of sea130 words
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Article, Illustration336 1969-06-02 2 Threat to burn island WILLEMSTAD. Sun STRIKING longshore--1 men in the tiny Caribbean island of Curacao today threatened to burn the capital of Willrmstad if the Government did not resign within 48 hours. The ultimatum (Qlloa <*rl a Government ordfr I i tr'-ops patrolling Uw Uland to .shoot to killReuter - 336 words
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Article48 1969-06-02 2 TOKYO. Sun The Loot and Pound Department of Japen National Railways sain today absent-minded passeiiK'ileft 602 480.000 yen (about $6 million i in cash aboard trains 111 JH 1968 However. 527.*****0 yen In cash were later reclaimed That left 164.500.000 yen (45«0OO rtni.Ur«J aim unclaimed APAP - 48 words
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Article63 1969-06-02 2 MANIIA Mm rrfrr.nn Pl.Cl ■<■ gavi U bac with 2.001> PM ."-d.iv but ii \rreri it tod;<v Him found a poor Mid ni..n at will T.t.v.-dnvrr Qrtgaria U whom the tin nrv equalled ,i iv >nt sin raonthi i •.<•■■ turned v over to hi> inm'.ivi>: whoAP - 63 words
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283 1969-06-02 2 River of blazing oil as Arab saboteurs blow up pipeline TEL AVIV. Sunday BLAZING patches of crude oil yesterday floated down tin River Jordan towards Lake Tiberius In Israel alter Arab saboteurs had blown up a pipeline in the occupied Syrian Golan Heights. The pipeline, carrying an e-t. mated 480Reuter - 283 words
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Article, Illustration117 1969-06-02 3 Baby who 'spoke' before it was born THE baby who 'spoke" to the world two months before it was born has arrived. It was "questioned 1 at London's University College Hospital and gave its answers to doctors before birth. It told them, through sensitive instruments strapped to its mothers stomach,117 words
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202 1969-06-02 3 CAPE KENNEDY. Sun '•FHE US Space Agency plans to orbit a monkey for 30 days in late June to make the most exhaustive study yet of an animal in space and help clear the way for months-long flights by 14-lb pintail m will202 words
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Article29 1969-06-02 3 BEIRUT. Kirn Nahil Mustafa Akkari. accused o? attemptme to assassinate former President Camllle Chamoun in Mhv 19<>8. wa.s .sentenced vi death \fsterday by the Supremt Court APAP - 29 words
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247 1969-06-02 3 Ted Kennedy warns Thieu: Back down or stand alone BOSTON. Sunday. SENATOR Edward Kennedy has warned PresiJ dent Nguyen Van Thieu to make concessions for peace in Vietnam or stand alone in the future. "We have not fought in the heat and mud sihiDly to keep one or two peopleReuter - 247 words
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Article70 1969-06-02 3 MANILA. Sun. A ranking Hnk commander was killed byarmy troopers on Friday nlijht In a barrio < village i of San Fernando. Pampanca. about 45 miles north of here. The Huk leader, identified Commander Ca'ior. was shun mhlle the others escaped under cover of darknessUPI - 70 words
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Article36 1969-06-02 3 LONDON. Sun Police said a .small I). iv blacked out 500 homes fur tun boun yesterday when the nu-ty old bed-spring he tossed into the air hit two 11.000 volt overhead cables. UPI.UPI - 36 words
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Article32 1969-06-02 3 NEW DELHI, -sun At least 74 people have died in the heatwave no* sweeping the northern *ute» of Bihar. Uttar Pr»de>h and Madhya Pradwh and in MAturuhtu &nd M*dxM-32 words
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Article37 1969-06-02 3 Welcome but no crooks \MI/I O <M»Uu> Prr.Mtlent Kamiuu B.r ***** people at a rally here that Europe i UtUM "ere BMBI iwi d'.ti m H want he >.aid «ere I whether European A---<an oi Rt uter.37 words
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Advertisement317 1969-06-02 2 SKIHHY? J at^LlW I^^H 1^ -irfll'v i /Wk m\ JB V Jm*i^^^m\ m\ <—mm j isiiiiHiii^^M^iw > COME ON AND ENIOY LIFE! Amazing new scientifically processed formula. Super Nii^4i)jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjJ < BK Wate-On oiTers you a quick way to put on extra pounds inri inches o f firm, healthy flesh -safely.317 words
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Advertisement135 1969-06-02 2 I My goodness, it's not Fatty Fong, is it? \m "1 .!ii\ I ong. Shirley I ong 1 .i'A\" \anishcd into liist«>r\ some inches I her true slim selt. Thanks to Hcrmesetas. HernK is a sweet little thing \cl no calories. Nothing fatly about it. You can't taste the difference135 words
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Miscellaneous19 1969-06-02 2 TOE GAM&OU3 -A *~*l -ftrf (^Bor you UAVENiT) /you cant le*^ -jj Vall nigutj—^ i 1 v it" y19 words
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Advertisement121 1969-06-02 3 When Rothmans clise Ford for their new fleet of vehicles, they had good reason t0... ali their previous fleets. 9 Rothmans operates one of the largest all-Ford for their first fleet— some fleets of vehicles m Southeast Asia. time ago now. And now that they've Which means they insist on121 words
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Advertisement391 1969-06-02 3 Commencing TO-DAY! For SIX DAYS ONLY! EXTENSIVE Variety of Items at Unbelievably Reduced Prices Few of the Many Items at Special Offer!! fIIINCM. SWISS t ITM.UH 10 CltH *T HUf MICI pmxTio cottons yin g»j L T: an sttih NO«M«UY S7.it Tl SUM iILHT hbftNS. PIltMiS. SLIPS. NOW S2N UPWt»DS391 words
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Article165 1969-06-02 4 Reading habit growing SINGAPORE. Sun. More and more children, young people and adults are taking to the reading habit, according to figures of the lending section of the National Library. The number of book* lent by the library for home reading has Increased from 744.000 In 1963 to nearly 1.200.000165 words
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Article153 1969-06-02 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday SINGAPORE'S external assets totalling $2.'J(K) million will be the main (onrern of Finance Minister. Dr. (ioh Ken^ Swee when he discusses world economic conditions with experts in three major European financial centres over the next week. A Ministry of Finance statement which153 words
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Article, Illustration146 1969-06-02 4 Aussie Labour leader is keen to boost trade SINCiAPORK. Sun Mr. Donald Dunstan (above), reader of the South Australia's Labour Opposition, said here today that In was keen to develop industrial promotion between hi* State and Singapore. Mr. DunvUn wTio arrived hrre today for a fivr-day sta>, said that he146 words
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Article, Illustration81 1969-06-02 4 Press Queen Mavis is now Miss Spore 1969 SINGAPORE. Sun. Bis smiles from three huippy pirls... after they beat seven other contestants in the Miss Republic of Singapore 1969 finals last night. Mavis Young < centre > was crowned the new IflM Singapore, and runrnr.sup wer«' Fawzlah Almashoor right and81 words
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Article67 1969-06-02 4 UNOAPORI winniiic nunitx r> In uklhn Fou> draw are I 4i 31. 6. 14. The additional number li H In the lucky draw, ihp winning numbers are based on the printed M-nal numbers of coupons filled in both tables Coupons ending with numbers 208 will67 words
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138 1969-06-02 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The parliamentary private secretary to the British Secretary of State for Defence. Mr. Ivor Richard, began his four-day visit here today with a conducted tour of the city and tourist spots a.s guest of the Tourist Promotion Board. The tour took138 words
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Advertisement204 1969-06-02 4 IfkjjcATHATj COMING! ODEON NOW SHOWING PALACE 10 41cm. 1 IS. J 45. NO FREE LIST I.M, >*>. JO A »IS»m JO ♦1I».m. CI«COKrPECK/C^ EEL MACKEN^»C«I>®I TILLY MVILII Ml *m miASPWIOWfWIBCBSDf r£im Kmm wmiiam aimuai THIS IS DARLENE. J All she looks for is M a "turned on" thrill, jjf An204 words
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Advertisement83 1969-06-02 4 QUALIFYING ROUNDS $7 ART /f~J TODAY at///al JACKIE S BOWL I ORCHARD tr /iJL'J I KATONC ~y SPONSORED BY t' -^k r""*™ 1^ MSA I v m OICI L TdfL/lt 1 1 J Til: ***** k F M?B. East Cust Rl r Singles Tournament 1969 OIAMOND (Aircondmoned) /"»"*!TT7HjT/2T7TyB"IBR! T.-*y: IJO83 words
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Advertisement135 1969-06-02 4 1 I.IIMI RIBALD ESCAPADES OF AN J opens wed. AMOROUS AMORAL WOMAN PETER OTOOLE 'S' I ZERO IfIOSTEL Am pnnEinoßEflD mS&& i jfleKHflWKins l WmM> mttiejuvsßucit- <p" PctcrOTb^ic m production <.f -|S^ V^ George Bcnk\it3 "_>•< SIMsOC-^ I wTijL:^ I TECHNICOLOR 'FROM WARNER BRC IMPITOX NEXT CHANCE! (M w 1135 words
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Advertisement385 1969-06-02 4 [£ATHAY^J NOW SHOWING' llax, 1 30, 4. 6 j0 4 9 30 pm FobiO" The WILD RACERS HARD CONTRACT MOW SHOWING' 1.10, 4 00, 6 30 4 9 IS pm MGV, "THE FIXER Alan BAIT; CO*-' Pomr-n .i' SKIDOO NOW SHOWING Nu Fr«. UstJ 10 45. 115. 345 1 00,385 words
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280 1969-06-02 5 By cable car to Mt. Faber if plans materialise SIMGAPORE. Sun |F all goes well, you will soon be able to go up Mount Faber in little cable cars. ?rom the ral hundreds of feet by n tower rvs in a restaurant. is- understood, an us? pos--1 ns p.Tt o!280 words
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Article66 1969-06-02 5 Sr.IMMHW. Sun Flylnr foxes are clranine up mangoes and other fruits in gardens while hunters look on helplessly, because the use oi" sliotftun* has been restricted br Kmereency reflations. Vint one hunter: "I nd« r normal ein umstam cv I iispil to travel more than «0 miles66 words
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Article35 1969-06-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Th« di-PPituan Agi>:ig has H Dib H {uibti i f d of the Repuiilu a N. today Abciul R..nm.in ii.. nie.s>«ige to Lbc lu:i..un Minister, t-u H^.u i Jr.35 words
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Article, Illustration178 1969-06-02 5 GOOD WORK OF MISSING PERSONS BUREAU IS PRAISED Xl \l.\ LIMPI.R. Sun. The Mi>.siiiK Persons. Bureau, whose good work has won the praise of the National Opera ii'wis Council, is manned l>\ 10 handpicked officers of the .Ministry of I ilucation. The team is headed by the Ministry's Permanent Secretary.178 words
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241 1969-06-02 5 Americans plan a $45 mil. tourist centre in Brunei BRUNEI TOWN, Sun. v A syndicate of American businessmen is planning to develop this oil rich State for tourist trade. Ii plan.s to invest initially about US$l5 million < $45 million* to build a hotel, a swimming pool, course and other241 words
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247 1969-06-02 5 SINGAPORE. Sun I3LANS for Singapore's 1 second underground car park boneath the grounds of St. Andrew'l Cathedral have been approved by the Government Work la to i" gin In Aupusi ami expected to be--1 ni. shed :n the ni.ddle247 words
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112 1969-06-02 5 SIM.APOKI Su n. Sini;ap<irr'N unili.iss.klih li Indoiioia. Mr. P. S. Raman, v.is flnun liomr in a -pocial It VI i i>u l.i n i r plane this .iliri iiiiuii on medit.il erounds. Mr R mi. in who recently .surfrred a heart .ui.uk112 words
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Advertisement54 1969-06-02 5 SC. book 25--™T2.o. V last p bVb ••V**^"^*.- ai ail' -t WML IW PROGRAMME VA fX I f iBW^V Smj»poc« D-ractfrom j J VgW |»i F^l C--J, ,n Dor. 1 f j^B B».r Y»«l S»,rt L»urtit*tc. A *&mM GLAMOPOUS BOSOMY M t Vfl aW .J Maltf Bib wSwZ^ wj**** j&m54 words
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Advertisement178 1969-06-02 5 SUPERMARKET AND SHOPPING CENTRE ORCHARD ROAD TODAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY ONLY APPLE JUICE PURE KRAFT 15 oz .60 BINGO Liquid Detergent USA Formulated standard .52 PORK SAUSAGES Freshly made _$&K !b 1.20 MURRAY MINTS Everyone's Favourite pkt .40 AXE CLEANSER New Formula standard .55 SALAMI SAUSAGE Fresh S&K Jb 1.30 CHICKENS178 words
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Miscellaneous49 1969-06-02 5 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Hcimdahl W P-EASE CAWVvV MV FwHERE ARE VA, I PURCHASES OUT TO TWE > I ELMER? I CAMT 6EE HLJW>WYi J V< M ERE I'M GOlN'^y QvUy~X l^oPifX I PER *WHILJE TWE«e\ j« *W nfe\i^ \I THOUGHT! WlftaOTl Hi Pi Ly^Nv L yQQNN*- >KMCE IT »y49 words
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Article, Illustration284 1969-06-02 6 Factory workers may be given curfew passes KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE police have promised to look into the question of issuing curfew passes to all factory workers. "This step does not pretend to solve all the problems, but it Is the best course to prevent further losses by factories here284 words
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Article49 1969-06-02 6 SINGAPORE, bun Mr. Peter Vuicrni w*.-- elected president of thr S.nf?.iixirr Admiralty Local strffl On terday. Other o(llcia:> elected were Mr. Lam Ah Kuong. vire-pre-slderr. Mr. R Sreetharan. secretary. Mr Clioo Sr.i Knw. as*t. secretary. Mr Yip Wen* Sun. treasurer, and Mr. K. M. Dass. asst. treasurer.49 words
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Article39 1969-06-02 6 SITIAWAN. Sun. Mr. Hong Kok Chior.it has been elected president, of the suiawan Rotary Club, the Rev Tan* Km War. \;t-f -president. Inche Azizan bin Arlffln seci. tary. and Mr. M. M Hi ii.. i. treasurer.39 words
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145 1969-06-02 6 Tighter border watch to keep out Reds- A LOR STAR. Sun. Mala ysian and Thai security forces have intensified their border patrols to prevent Communist terrorists operating in south Thailand from entering Malaysia. 'The increased vißilanc c started soon after the recent disturbances in the country," a senior Malaysian border145 words
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Article82 1969-06-02 6 UNGEI PATANI Sun An Assistant Commissioner of the Police Volunteer Reserve. Mr. Lav Cheng Im was injured when a cow collided with his scooter here on Friday. Mr. Lav was thrown off his machine. He had a deep trash on the head. He was82 words
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113 1969-06-02 6 Pilots to get more detailed weather information L-UALA LUMPUR. IV Bun Pilots of commercial aircraft leaving here for destinations in Aiwt and the Far East will get more detailed information of the weather by the end of the y< will bp D ble by I r chart recorders at the113 words
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Article35 1969-06-02 6 m.ai a :.i au*lk. sun. Th» V i Italy on tIM country's R> •om'vrow The Pr;me Minister. Tenuku AM.: Rahman, al.so sent similar message ?n the Foreign Minister. Mr N Vennl35 words
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Article24 1969-06-02 6 LL'MCT Sun Ran Sh» .rlman bin Raa Abdul Hamld. a: chief. Dindiru been elected president nf th« D:nriinns Red Cr-we Society24 words
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184 1969-06-02 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun MALAYSIAN bananas may be exported to Japan for the first time next year. A .Ministry of Agriculture and Co-operatives spokesman said today that by next year, Japan's clemand for bananas might exceed Taiwan's export capacity by 103.000 to 215.000 tons.184 words
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Advertisement418 1969-06-02 6 m MARY QUANT STARKERS an all-in-one semi-transparent fluid make-up dries almost matt It is a very light make-up that allows the natural bloom of r" -~n^^ the skin to show through w/ M Contains a moisturiser end a chemical-balancer to care for i Jig your skin Three shades Bare Light.418 words
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Miscellaneous145 1969-06-02 6 YOU WDfsrT MIND NO, A.U-EY...1 Don"/ aOMCTtMgSIV^aiH I ...BUT THANKS ID Mis' "*-*t L \pu M^pm cnM.\ t Ptnffr MS BLOWN' WUR BELO^S IN THIS j WE'D NEVER MET UP TIME- MATH INE /MET SOMB\ CLEOWTRa!/^ I CANTOR S'^f 'SSSctoaV moc^^^^^RA wnwou'rocKONMua. vveve kap some terrifk nero.cheopsusomeof TEEVEE CAREER? ANY145 words
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Article1567 1969-06-02 7 ROLAND PAYNE - ROLAND PAYNE -by— NEW YORK A PREY TO HIDDEN DOUBTS, A PERVERSE PLEASURE IN SHOWING THE SORES THEY REALLY HATE 4 XT ELLO de--I—l clares the leA^gend on the card stuck on to my jacket as I enter the room. "My name is Ronald S. Payne,1,567 words
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Advertisement90 1969-06-02 7 TOMORROW The dinosaur unwilling to use its great strength Welcome aboard welcome abroad with PETER STUYVESAIMT (Bahamas. Algarve. Riviera sun. Jet routes to enjoyment. I Wings to the new. This is the world of Peter Stuyvesant youngest of the world brands. Rich choice tobaccos. W Miracle Filter. King Size. Wherever90 words
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Article451 1969-06-02 8 from dawn to ud a full day's work in lend i ;<pit«l would do more to j;et West Malaysia back to normal than anything el.se. The security authorities and '.heir advisers nave- the last word, and the must forbid any real risk being taken. But it ig451 words
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Article336 1969-06-02 8 r'nin this nionili Sinnaiml servants will lli-hour week, five and a half hours txtra which will bring them BOBM ii.it 44--fc prescribed for th< vtor under thy new laiiuiir laws. Yet the changa is not .simply to reduce anomalies between -< ctors. Working conditions difTer so much336 words
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Article136 1969-06-02 8 Ihv Husak WM .<ppointcd Dubcek'.s su. ss the Czech Communist Party's first secretary to placate Itaacov and that he has purniKl the Central Conn me of its DO surprise. Among those who vanish is Dr. Ota Sik. the chief planner «.f C/c< hoslovakia's economic rcformv could baldly136 words
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Article, Illustration1132 1969-06-02 8 Nora Beloff - 'END IT The anti-war cry of U.S. academics that Nixon must hear Nora Beloff by WASHINGTON IT IS THE BRAIN NEED THAT WILL UNDERLINE A VIETNAM PULL-OUT THE violence of the student revulsion agaimt the Vietnam war is the crucial but unmentionable factor forcing President Richard Nixon to begin planning1,132 words
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Article670 1969-06-02 8 JOE HAGGERTY - JOE HAGGERTY From NEW YORK COME Americans who have received heart transplants have wound up with severe psychiatric troubles. This is the disclosure made by Dr. Donald T. Lunde, the psychiatric consultant to the cardiac transplant team headed by Dr. Norman E. Shumway at Stanford670 words
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Advertisement90 1969-06-02 8 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPN. LTD. tst STMMEST art LAKE ST lAW MALAYSIA a* SINCAPME AUTHOWSO CAPITAL. tIOO.MO Sv -X PAID UP «qWPWpfc CAPITAL. 40.0M.Mt/. i ST*» SfNIRAL inllVl AND "«~7 noriT i ioss ALAMCI CN.t J3 Mt.OOO/- wtn **n 4Tm m Rfl TOTAL O.w f 71.Mt.Mt/. I 5.M i Bit .Ml90 words
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Advertisement126 1969-06-02 8 Tremendous Success Big Rush at our c7l4idf§eaSoii A»»r in full mtrinff Prices genuinely slashed even on New Goods Buy before they are sold out FURNISHINGS REMNANTS DRESS MATERIALS a void* range of colour* and detign* to choose from. Join the happy crowd today and buy before they are matched up126 words
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173 1969-06-02 9 Asean to set up permanent bodies in five capitals JAKARTA. Sun. fie heads of the »nal secretariats of the Association of h-East Asian Nations have ended their three -day meeting with a decision to set up permanent committees in the Asean capitals. The meeting which endp<? >'' M held atReuter - 173 words
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Article20 1969-06-02 9 A n imoer HI are the Angkaian «v Pinang Of Pe.imiltff Sum 8 to r the20 words
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417 1969-06-02 9 ANOTHER FATAL CASE KOTA BHARU, Sun AN urgent appeal to the people to co-operate with the health authorities in its anti-cholera campaign was made by the Kelantan State Secretary. Dato Wira Jaya Hashim, today following the death of an 18-month-old baby from417 words
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76 1969-06-02 9 37,791 work permit holders in Singapore SINGAPORE. Sun. The total number of work permit holders in Sing. i pore hi the end of April was 37.791. Durng the month, the Labour Department dealt with 139 applications for new permits, of these. 79 Watt approved 51 nlected and the rest cancelled.76 words
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254 1969-06-02 9 SINGAPORE. Sunday. THE Ministry of Health warned today that it would take action against people who created insanitary conditions and against food hawkers and other establishments that did not keep hygienic standards. The warning came with he announcement254 words
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Article79 1969-06-02 9 TEI.UK ANSON. Sun Two t;ipprrr found with toddy in their houses said that the drink was. for tpe< tal i a i S. Applisamy. 30. i"ld the m.igotrates court yesterday that the one and a half gallons of toddy in lus house \\.is for memorial79 words
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Article, Illustration292 1969-06-02 9 IPOH. Sunday TWENTY-ONE girls will be among the 290 pioneering students of the Ungku Omar Polytechnic here, the first of its kind in the country, when it begins its teaching session tomorrow. Tour of them— Saw So Hoon. Pene Soo Eng. P'ng Kirn Choo tall292 words
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76 1969-06-02 9 Two men with stolen cycles detained SINGAPORE, Sun. Police have detained two men found with two stolen bicycles at Telok Blangah Road yesterday. They were pushing t.it bicycles when they wr-t stopped by two off-duiy policemen. A man found with the handle-bar of a stolen mo-tor-cycle was also arrestec. He76 words
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104 1969-06-02 9 A new date for Miss Perak contest IPOH. Sun. The Mi^» Perak. 1969 content and h.id-vear ball scheduled to be held at the St. John Ambulance hall here on Tuesday, lias been tentatively postponed to June 14. The organising chairman of the contest. Mr. L. Sarjeet Singh, said: "If a104 words
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Article32 1969-06-02 9 PSNANO, Sun About ft tourist, guide tramees were today taki-n on a. group tour c-f Penang a> part of the thlid LM.de.- training rour-e organi-rd by the Penang tour st32 words
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Advertisement372 1969-06-02 9 YOUR DAUGHTER WILL QUALIFY UNDER GRADUA TE TEACHERS IN NEW ZEALAND arkangc now for a personal interview with visiting premier secretarial college administrator june »th, 7th, ith and «th. Your d.uyht.f cfln ttudy in New Z.olonc unlir N#^* Zt.l.nd* top iccrctortol teacher. Your dauajl tcr will b« pr*p>«r*«< 'or Pitman'i372 words
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Miscellaneous790 1969-06-02 9 Today*! Radio, TV TV MALAYSIA lIKNMI.v Kual.» Lum- 635 Bat Master^m The Inpur. I'rnans 5; lpoh and ncr Circle; 7 News In Bujllfh, WkMca li Joliorr Rharu 3A. 719 Scope; 7.35 Mad Movlps mi; liipuii; I. Batu I'ahai '<: 8 News in Mandarin; 8.10 B<iKluant; I. ha&a Kits; 8.30 Mv790 words
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662 1969-06-02 10 A.J.P. Taylor - A.J.P. Taylor -fe LABOUR'S INTERNATIONAL POLICY. Th« Labour Party hi the 1930s by John F. Naylor (WeidYnreld and Nieolton 75. fTHOUGH almost 30 •I years have gone by since the outbreak of the Second World War, the passions of the time are not yet662 words
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Article, Illustration873 1969-06-02 10 ALLINGTON KENNARD - SUHARTO... he has initiative but not yet the answers ALLINGTON KENNARD Urn THE SMILING GENERAL: President Suharto of Indonesia, ly O. G.Roe d a r (Gunung Agung $15) "yyK arc not the palace type," replieci Mrs. Suharto, the wile of Indonesia's President, to an American journalist who asked her why873 words
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Advertisement159 1969-06-02 10 Chart A Locale fly there by cal %mm A veteran air traveller was very much impressed by the smoothness of China Airlines* flight. If he had known most of CAL pilots have records as glorious as Frank \me %1 Ravage he would not have been surprised at all. One year159 words
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Advertisement236 1969-06-02 10 Advertisement SCIENCE SHRINKS AND HEALS PILES NEW WAY WITHOUT SURGERY STOPS ITCH-RELIEVES PAIN NEW YORK, N.Y.— (Special)— For the first time scienc* has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink haemorrhoids, stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. In case after case, while gently and promptly236 words
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Advertisement1218 1969-06-02 11 I- LIVERPOOL AND OTHEI UK. CttN jl^ »UIOIYCUS LV""". lei, 0w1ii.... Ii pt jmm4 AUTOtUMN JaM I JMM I JMI 7/11 jill'lj' IASeN london A'mou.h imi 11 Jmi 1) Jm 14/11 Hi SANDER Pool. Bilta&t JaM II JeM 14 JMa IS/21 iom 22 piiTooKi" h- T'w-& 4 MfiMIDaH Zl. 111,218 words
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Advertisement1280 1969-06-02 11 Scanservice V EXMtSS SAIUM6S TO MEPITEHRAWEAW/TME CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA f "am Penang Smjt.p it FORi TRICOLOI Sailßt tailil I. M-M/2 i,<-noa. Antmrp, rowa. Hterg, Aarhus, Malnra, C'hagen. fi'burg ■EIIA JiM 14/11 IBM 17/11 Joae 11/11 Ca^blanca, Rottirdam. Hburg. 6o'hinburg, Oslo, Copinhagin SUIAN JMI 25 2) IMi 21/21 Mao MV 1 Genoa. A-twerp.1,280 words
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Advertisement1196 1969-06-02 11 KVHfIHHHHHBI.IVV tVW^^^H '^iSs^" HBHnmiTT^TT»ieilwlaWll4!al[a| OPfESS BHVICE TB HWPOT, UVEIPOfIi I COWTIWEJITAI PMIS. BtNVENUL Gntaam Jily 1) Singapori P. SUkb Pirang Hamburg Jaly 2) It Pt/liM 4 lim 1/ Antwirp Jety 17 BENHIANT For Liverpool Jily 14 s '.gjc <• i nam Pening Hameun Jati 21 CHiTMa, J... 1 J m%\1,196 words
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Advertisement1225 1969-06-02 11 t^^ WORLDWIDE CARRIERS LTD. For: Lee Artfelet, New Orleans, Charletton, WrV^ New York, New London. |^^^^ejm 'olso accepting cargo tor other Gult and Atlantic parti, subject to inducement) Spore P. Sham PenorvlELLE ETOILE 16/19 June 13/15 Juna 10/12 Jmm CENTRAL TRUST 2*730 June 1/ 2 July 3/ 4 July KUPRES1,225 words
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Advertisement1111 1969-06-02 12 VI KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Waatarn Auatralta atnaapoM Japan tativlaa Fremanti* tingapor* Toakaichi/NagOf* T'tom* *oO* ■I*omom Mar*' Jl JaM I JMI 14 Jatr IS MIT ••<«•« Whi ACrtaa/Slnaapera/ Japan Smrvi— AngtX* Sngaoor* Naguy* fnama *uM ■iMitMM atn" HUM* a/MJoM I Joll 11 »oi» 1 cut Mart- •11 lor* II Jail1,111 words
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Advertisement999 1969-06-02 12 B^^blß^i BfcajjWJa^B«la»aa**»»Ha»a*o^^ AUSTRAIMNE* lEALAND SERVICE INDIA. PAKISTAN ANB FAR EAST SERVICES 10 AUSTRALIA. NEW ZEALANO Ta: NagaaattiMO) in* Madras S pore P. s>am Pfnang f*r: Brit. Aacl.. Oaae. lytt, Well RAJULA 11 II JaM 17 Jaat II JaM ..nan, P. Sham Sport JUI J lAMORA IV4J.M 11/11 J.M U/IIMM T0999 words
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Advertisement774 1969-06-02 12 iß^Mß^BHß^tiaßß^l^^aHa^Ha^M^KK PACIFIC LINE CALIFORNIA PACIFIC NORTH WEST EXPRESS LMdina far: LOS ANCtLES. SAN FRANCISCO. OAKLAND TACOMA SEATTLE. VANCOUVER IC Ptiung Sinupor* L Angf let S.Francnco 1.0 WEST BENBAI 11/17 JaM II II Jaaa II 12 JaM U Jar, ia wit VISHVA SIDONI 11,17 July 11/11 lull Jl 22 Jail IS774 words
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Advertisement623 1969-06-02 12 FAST PASStNOtK StRVICt B«U«n > V 1 MV IE HAVRE ABETO S> '2 M J PASSAGE BOOKINGS: INTERNATIONAL lELU CORPORATION Tal: *****, I4lal. M2»04 I N244L Generol Agents: PELNI-LINES SingofXire. Tel: 98 1 02 1 14 Imeaj RECULAR SERVICBS TO FROM INDONESIA €14 Vt> Ater»t,*| tjajl tar. SARIKAJA SILAT KARIMATA623 words
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765 1969-06-02 13 Straits tin price is up by 56.37 A on week THE Straits tin price la.st week made a net gain on balance of $6,374 on a total offering estimated at 1,365 tons compared with 1.600 tons In the previous trading period. The trading week was a short one due to765 words
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Article208 1969-06-02 13 THE following company meetings x are due: Kurhai Tin (1967) Bhd.: Toda> 12 noon at Room 411. OC.BC Building. Jalan Ibrahim Juhoie Bahru Liniui Tin (19«7) Bhd. Today. 12 30 pm. at Room 411. 0C.8.C. Building, Jalan Ibrahim. Jobore Bahru. Hotrl Sincapura Intrr-Contin-rntal Ltd.: June 6, 3 p.m.208 words
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Article41 1969-06-02 13 ON in. free aaahanga market n Hens; Kong on Saturday tne US. Dollar wns quoted at 6 lusTS for T.T. ;.n.t ri MH i,,r aath. Starling »v quutrd at 13. W and ont ta.'t a* (Old at 317.13.41 words
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Article36 1969-06-02 13 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES (per Ib.) 26. 68 'fc cU. 27. 67*. cU. 38. 67". cts. It. 68 i R cU. 3U. 68 Vi cU. SI. (perpicul). $61 6.1 2 '.j 1617.2S t619.lt 1 $62«.li'j36 words
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Article580 1969-06-02 13 T HE FOLLOWINC IS A rOMPLETI LIST OF REVISIO QUOTATIONS FOR THE WIIK UP TO FRIDAY MAY 30 INDUSTRIALS ACMA A!-x Biirka Ben A Co 2. 1S 3.10 B«o Rl» Kornro B«rh«iJ 1.73 Bouitead Camel Plywood C gugart 4mi 4.12 od CC.M. orda l.«l 1.i2 C.CJL <ltb C.UP - 580 words
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Article1020 1969-06-02 13 IN the annals of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore, as indeed it will be in the history of the country generally, May 1969 will not oe forgotten easily. It will also be remembered as a month when investors faced with a situation of1,020 words
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Article381 1969-06-02 13 \IOVEMCNT S OF SHARE M PRICtS BASED ON A COMPARISON OF LAST SALES IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE ON MAY 23 AND 30. INDUSTRIALS: ACMA < 3 Mai I Ban and Ca. (->« cento. alaad (4-1 csnta). Carnal Plywaad i381 words
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Article1243 1969-06-02 13 TU WEEK'S BUSINESS ON tMi I 1 STOCK BXCNANCE WAS At FOLLOWS: INDUSTRIALS: ACMA «l*i to $2 to Sl.B* to $2.03 to $2. $n A C*. <I 7 to *L' 10 to JJ O7 ti/ IS.M: Barnaa Barhad $173 to $1.72 to 51 It lo $1.76 lv $11,243 words
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Article38 1969-06-02 13 rpilE wrrk's dail.\ total drlavrd transactions) in thr trading rooms or thr Stork K\< hanj.follow rd by their pcrcenlagrs io brarkrU. May 26. 27 28. L'f> 97.000 (35 51 per cent). 30. 10,000 (30.03 per ceno.38 words
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Article17 1969-06-02 13 In London on Wednesday Malayan 5 per cent c.i.l. U.K. June in bulk was unchanged.17 words
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Article63 1969-06-02 13 May 26 Mjt :7 Industrials; 158.75 159.32 Hotels: 8a 87 86 75 Properties 153 49 154 15 Tina: 83 90 83 90 rubbers: 109.42 109.58 Dec. 30, 19fi6 100. 1 Dec. 31, 1868 in.). T Dec. 29. 1962 100. Mar ?8 ***** 8737 154 66 83 9063 words
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Article47 1969-06-02 13 HoDHtrad M. Flour Ankam Tin K. Kampar MenUkah Rub. urrrnt payment 10% in-, 14', To Half 1 payable June 30 June 19 June 27 July 0 June 20 t Interim Total fur the yrar 11% IM Total t*r previous year 15% v ie Ml J47 words
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Advertisement747 1969-06-02 13 LATE MODEL HEAVY EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT MARION HIM 4-1/2 YD DIESEL SHOVEL -»:ng sni.'t dragline. Pull operational »<M)u bouo i .it oi substantial Quantity ipare paru from »60.00U to JIOO.OoO P and H BoSA 2 yds snov«J I ■Juwu io 4000 hrs price Inclusive o< uantity of spare parts Horn SJO.IMHj747 words
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Advertisement236 1969-06-02 13 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE WATER DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS SHUTDOWN OF WATER SUPPLY There will be no water In the followlnu areas from 900 a.m. to 6.00 pm on Tuesday, 3.6.68:--(1) Carol Aquarium 8>« ms Tamplnes Road (2) Temp Bupply for P.W D., Drain Construction 9 mi Tamplnes Road d)236 words
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Obituary, Illustration105 1969-06-02 14 MB. \M)O vi in lia^vrd j«av peacefully on Ist i.l .lunr. IMS, leaving lirhind lii-lot rd m(f I.<iui-i ,iins. Ti-hsicn. li Wan. 1 1 \u. l>a\id. Djnirl. li.inaltl. lUuvhlris Ti II". I I X"M, I i Soo; daug.itn -in-l.i" Nrllir; ■.ons-in -law \<uh i Hup. Kuniiir Idle--ii'ii trand children,105 words
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Advertisement594 1969-06-02 14 SCIMO«IISCEM(NTS SNNtVfBSaBIES sNNOUNCIMtNTS SIiTNS. CLUI BttMBJM. CONSOIINCfS SCUMS ENCSkiMtNTS. I 'UNC*>IS CIECTINCS in MIMOIUH MIIIUCCS MISSINC PflSfNll P.PX lEIUIEMS 1 ICUNIINS. att M.s.aisa \l\ \v 21 BBJEB, titl Xtit.tsjl ••rl il IS all »t>t ClMH«el t»« t rt, t .-tietH M.s.asa J7 M »»f It «Xl Mwilittsl m*i JS ettll.594 words
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Advertisement913 1969-06-02 14 WANTEO: Candy Salesgirl, wnlet *h with pleasant per-.-sll personally Kit? Shopping ALL APPLICANTS I- or r>est photo Metropolitan Building i. Huiidmg, Cecil Paaa Heah treet. MSI. WANTEO ONE MALE BBaBBBB .i st I'a-rlrk Seconda v II Student three times per week, mornBfl «v ere French Ftmale Tutor. c: t port913 words
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Advertisement1010 1969-06-02 14 LUXURIOUS BUNCALOW. Su xhle for diplomat. L>t» IHXI «q f> P»r-v n »heo Aienue Baa| It, Conm. t M 408BEB. FURNISHED ACCOMMODATION in in 1 I IS. tem;^et .cheo 14 mreoeirf 'inner«. or Dens Company Spore M BUNGALOW FOR RENT: Onod locality, douhie or single storei im v gk lem1,010 words
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Advertisement870 1969-06-02 14 HOUSES/LAN. WANTED PRIVATE BUYER iec|u:res elevated %a.«nt la.nd from 15 ("hi sq.ft. ith Baaa] surroundings in IW. 10 or 11. wttMa I mic^ offers «ith house also considered. Contact Mr. Ns. Tel i r pore i para OFFICE SPACE VACANT TION tfaVCM M in. mediate occupatior. at .(K stainfoici Kc«d870 words
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Advertisement754 1969-06-02 14 ACADEMY OP ACCOUNTANCY I Secretaryship BSB. Clemenceau Avtnue Spore. 3041 J. Typewrifng. Shorthand. Knok-kteptnii, Account, n^. Kconomln Law, Costing. prim pies, Personnel A.lmlnti>trat'on. FOORMAN'S MUSIC STUDIOS D.<iLy er.rolinents P.anororte all Grades Theory. Piano- la//. Organ. I Aimnixn Pop Claaatcal/Ba«a Oiutar. Vii.in. Blowing Instrumenta and Driinn. lei J4..;« S l«re. TYPEWRITING754 words
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Advertisement761 1969-06-02 14 DECEMBER KM LAMBRETT* spec ial. S.nclt o ner.1 ner. Arrideot free Kood cordn.on. S port 71ST3 Kxt. 6j Mr. Plat. IMI AUSTIN CAMBRIDGE Cre,"trunan. «J7i» on n Hill. B, <Jx r\ OaKta S i*i re v or Tel. 404 M Kxt 216 offlce hoi. is. 1<»6I VOUVO 1321 W Saßf761 words
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Advertisement680 1969-06-02 14 NOTICE At a Meeting held on Saturda\ the 31st May 1969 an Aftreemeni was reached for the formation o! ihe Singapore Aircargo Agent.* Association cSAAAi It is the intention of the Asxoc lation to HBsßt in the development and promotion of aircargo traffic ;n South East Amr. to i-o-ordlnal* ihe680 words
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Advertisement235 1969-06-02 14 TENDER NOTICE MEDICAL k I!EA TU DEPARTMENT NEGERI SEMBILAN < \KI)I\< Hi\ H'MrMMIH HasW (.IVKRAI. HOSPITAL* -I Hf MBXN Further to my nottes co tha I above infDrm I you that the Tenons for 1 ply, deliver? and installation of Cardiac Equipment for the Rovhl Suite of the new General235 words
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Advertisement651 1969-06-02 15 —^-1 TENDER NOTICE Contractors who are registered under Class *C' and above with J.K.R. or Local Government, desirous of c Construction and Completion of a at Pay.i B»sar. Kuantan. SHARIKAI I ItIM MAI \\M\ KLRIIAI). are Invited to submit their applications In writing to the undersigned not later than 12.00651 words
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Advertisement556 1969-06-02 15 KLMENTERIAN PERTANIAN KENYATAAN TAWARAN DAN SHARIKAT KERJASAMA LETRIK BAHAG tal.a P veb T DAN JABATAN KERJA RAYA PEM TKon I tTe\ Hl N. T M"*, BAN T ra P™*™** (Kontrek >•. M.4, ygng di-Lem^g, Letnk TAWARAN baii "Korminf and Negara Bahagian Konterek) oatrimnunj of bands for field I lam Kelas556 words
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Advertisement776 1969-06-02 15 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE MATHEMATICS Applications are Invited for appointment to Lectureships or Assistant Lectureships In the Department ot Mathematics. Candidates should possets at least a good Honours degree In Mathematics or in Mathematical Statistics and have teaching and or research experience in any field of Mathematics Monthly basic salaries: Lecturer,776 words
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Advertisement167 1969-06-02 15 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT requires (A) OVF.RSEERS (TECHNICAL) K OVERSEER (TECHNICAL). ELECTRirAL |Cl OVERSEER (NONTECHNICAL) Consolidated Salary Scale: $165 p.m. rising to $435 pm. for iA> ißi. $160 p.m. rising to 5385 pm. for iC>. qualiflcatlons A Experience: Passed SECONDARY II In a Government Aided School with at leas' 3 years167 words
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Advertisement559 1969-06-02 15 HJURORG TOWN CORPORATION SINGAPORE SENIOR VACANCIES AppJteot»ons ore invited *or tottowmg povU m i A) ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Q»«h>ic«»iow« t txp*rttn<* U J A Degree Or Diploma m Elec»Tic<J< Enrjin^ring and/ I m Member of the Institution of Electrico LnQtnrm ir it* equivalent. AppJicont most how* procticol e«p«<»er«ce m d»*»ribution network,559 words
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Article277 1969-06-02 16 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By I Cl'C shot to the top of the Singapore senior cricket tournament table yesterday when they beat arch rivals SRC by 44 runs at the Padang. In an exciting finish, SCC snatched victory in the last over of the day. With277 words
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Article58 1969-06-02 16 KOBJJSM ■us As2.o(>o South AuMralian Open .inn men 4 in a sudden:e. :h ••rd.i> after the even! had been reduced to ,S4 holes bMMW i>f M>giv (treen.« Boys and Australians Plank PhllllM aid Ted Ball had ued am 222 after S4 holes, bu: Boys birdied58 words
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Article29 1969-06-02 16 The Nesri Sombilan P. A. League Senior Divimuii competttion will begin »n June 10 with Chin Woo the defending rham- Indians '.n nini; match at UM Padang29 words
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Article, Illustration483 1969-06-02 16 FRANCIS BOEY - FRANCIS BOEY By i JWAVAL BASE Sailing Club became champions in the Singapore Open GP-14 (general purposes) yachting regatta at Sungei Pandan yesterday. Prior Fowle <NBSC> wuii the Sheiituii Tlioma> Challenge Cup for being the overall winner In the Bvc racai Of the three-day regatta. J:m483 words
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Article125 1969-06-02 16 Taiwan keep Asian title SEXSUL, Sun Taiwan retained the Asian amateur golf team championship today, thanks to a brilliant final round of 71 by Chen Chien Chi. Overnight leaders Japan slumped in scorching heat and finished runners-up on 898 eight strokes behind Taiwan's 890 India took third nlace on 909Reuter - 125 words
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Article28 1969-06-02 16 8 Seiondar of Ir.uk An-cin .scored a doub.e :n the Lower Prr.tk int( n-.ey or.. 1 Langl iiciei-15 hiidi-! Secondarjf 65-34 in thi Undcr--20 fin...28 words
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Article22 1969-06-02 16 Yesterday"* Suigaixire Div 1 i soccer mate-he* RAF Selelar v Pathul Karib; RAF Police and Bakal Baru v Tampenis were [x)^:poned.22 words
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Article521 1969-06-02 16 SI XWIKKS INSTITUTION (P. Bang) B«>»> (I. 1 lttm: 1 Palhinath.in 2 Atan Chek 3 Nic Joon Chee 11 9 !Mm.: 1 Pathinathan 2 Alan Click 3 Yeoli BCB| 25 1. 100 m.: 1 P.tth:nmthu h Koh 3 anal Bin Ul; 80»m.: 1 H Koh 2 K. riiurtran Liana521 words
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Article216 1969-06-02 16 CENTRAL PKRAK SCHOOLS rnder-70 ilpoh<: Boy* sin(le« l«t rd: l.im Jit Chow bt Kona Kun Mene 15-11 15-2: Ya.s«in Tunggal w.o Ixxj Sai Koon Pat LM| Kirn w.o. Lee Ah Fong: Tan Benij Hoe w.o. Lee Pcok Tat: Ong H<:ck Siew bt Chon? Chiew Fan. i 5-8. 15-5; Yee216 words
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Article96 1969-06-02 16 I M.IISH < OINTItS clone of pU> ktorea .\t Bristol: i E.^>p\ 125 iG Barker 44. D. Smith 4-1-1. D Allen 3-34 Glihk-s 118-4 At the Oval: Kent 186 iB Luckhurst 90 J. Cuinbes 5-55t Surrey 24-0 At Biriningiiain: Northaati "4 >n. McVnkcr 7-29 i Warwick 22-2 At (ardifT:96 words
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Article174 1969-06-02 16 Edrich hits defiant century ONDOK, BQn.-jO» lj Edrlch. the Kntrlai^ Test opener, proppedj' up a dismal MCC bat** tinp" performance with a defiant 125 when the three-day cricket I match against the West In d ia n s began at Lords herf yesterday. The West Indians, In reply to the174 words
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Article47 1969-06-02 16 Dal jit bags 9 for 68 F.nr K y n ground Dalll!. a f< n: ol nine \\uSrorr> Club 131 (K. Murnhy 42. Dalut 4-36 > and. 112-7 dec iR J.imes 37. Dalir 5-32'; Port Corinthians 153-8 dec "Dal'i* 57. J:«mes 3-49) and 87-5 (Daltlt 29 Holford 3-4V>.47 words
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Advertisement492 1969-06-02 16 mmmmmmmmmmmmi TENDER NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF PENANG MALAYSIA Pf\A\<. MMI UtllK M HI Ml RIVER Ml II H \IfK vi HI Ml IO\IR\( T NO. I ii m.i ami nnniKv M mim riri i AMP IPI I IM Tenders »re invited from suit from n <■ hin tr.t I tapped steel492 words
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Advertisement389 1969-06-02 16 JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK KENYATAAN TAWARAN TAWARAN SEMI LA Tawaran daripada Pemborong'J yang berdaltar dengan JKK laa A ka-Kela.s D' sahaja br'kepala I Krpala Kechll 3 untok Kelav A ka-Kelas C" dan Kepala 1 untok Kela.s D akan dl-terima di-Pejabat Jerutera Negeri. J.K.H Perak. Ipoh huigga lam pukul 3 00389 words
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Advertisement417 1969-06-02 16 MALAYSIA METAL INDUSTRIES BHD Tasek Industrial K«taU. Ipah. 1. Tender* «re invited from Approved Registered miring contractors for the Electrical InMallatlon for the above faci2. Approved Regl.Mered wiring contractors »ho wish to tender for the above work may apply to the office of MA k ASSOCIATES CONSULTING ENGINEERS. No: 8417 words
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Advertisement196 1969-06-02 16 a. r. a. agency in conjunction with M S: RUHR-STICKSTOFF A.G. WEST GERMANY HAVE PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF MESSRS: BLUE SKY AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES CO., LTD., SINGAPORE TEL: *****0 BLUE SKY AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES CO., LTD., (JOHORE BAHRU BRANCH) SOLE-DISTRIBUTORS IN SINGAPORE AND WEST-MALAYSIA FOR "RUSTICA" COMPOUND FERTILISERS as from196 words
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Miscellaneous37 1969-06-02 16 \THI.I.TH S K Farm Pk. 30 p .ni KXDMINTOX— CentraI Perak m nooli unopr-20 championships <Ipoh SJA Hall. 2 p.m.) <XX Nejri junior: 17 Ourkha Siemil.s Pur! Dickson RC <Seremhan> Taipinc Ui^ I: Thfnavan Youths v Eng.neprs37 words
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Article24 1969-06-02 17 THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD Oisin, the oldest horse in 'ining, after his victory, with apprentice Velu up, at Ipoh on Saturday.— Timespic by LEE FOO24 words
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Article, Illustration1229 1969-06-02 17 EPSOM JEEP - Bellendaine gives the Derby hopes a beating EPSOM JEEP By [JELL E N D AINE won the Derby Trial over 9f at Ipoh \esWrday. Bellendainr, who is not engaged In next Sundays classic, easily brat ;t strong ik-ld of Derby "hopes." Ridden by Johnny Nelson, B<>llfnciaine led all the way1,229 words
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Article314 1969-06-02 17 Tot«: $14. til. $8. $18. Forecast (Not 11 Si 12): Ipoh $34: Penang $29: Spore $72. (nurse scratching*: Cute Co- ed 8 4. Myopic II MO. Tahiti II 8.0 Golliwog set the place followed by Pink Rose. Desert Terror. Manolito. Shantin Call West Kalimantan314 words
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Article41 1969-06-02 17 Total Pool: 534J40 lvt *****0 57.63* 2nd *****0 $3,816 3rd *****2 $1,908 Stirtrnt i.tl9* earhi: *****3 UUU *****9 *****4 *****1 *****0 *****4 *****6 *****8 13!?05 *****4. unsoUtion $l4B earn): 152X44 *****? *****56 *****6 ****** 1.187-1 *****9 *****0 *****3 *****0.41 words
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170 1969-06-02 17 IAN PEREIRA - Tengku to set new date for awards IAN PEREIRA B> SELECTION of Malaysia's Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year, 1968, has been postponed indefinitely. A .spokesman for the Organi.v.ng Committee said a new date would be set by the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, who will be the guest of170 words
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Article119 1969-06-02 17 The Penan* Schools Sports Council .>> badminton selectors have named 18 boys and eight girt for training in preparation for the Heah Cup (boys> and Lee Cup <R'.r!si interzone finals againM Per:<k at Ipoh on June 28-29 They are Bo>* Koay Kar Llm. Chow Chuan Juan. Gee119 words
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Article50 1969-06-02 17 NEW YORK. Sun. Bert Yamev and Lee Elder remained loint leaders after the third .n the Memphis Op/n golf tournament yesterday. Both had round? of 66 for a 54-hole total Of 197. L;ttle-known Str\e Reid provided the di h a nine-under 61 .<nii .-hind others50 words
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Article176 1969-06-02 17 Shocks for Emerson, Ashe PARIS, Sun. Arthor Ashe and Roy Emerson, Nos 5 and G seeda in the men's singles, c-rasiu'd out in the fourth round of he French international tennis championships here yesterday. Ashe lost 6-0. 6-4. 6-2 to Australian Fred Stolle and Roy Emerson was outplayed by theReuter - 176 words
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Advertisement219 1969-06-02 17 TRAVEL AUSTASIA TO AUSTRALIA V.V. MSTMUSIA SOPEnOR WE CUSS TO FKMANTLE 11 MAL4TSM IST I TtNHRST CLASS TO SYDNEY t MELBOURNE VIA POUT MORESBY Offer Economical Travel, Superb Cuisine, Courteous Service, Spacious Lounges, Bors etc. To Moke Your Voyage To Australia A Memorable One. Fares Soiling Schedules On Application To219 words
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Advertisement153 1969-06-02 17 |CAKE ICING I r^ A TZT7< DECORATION rr i I ICING &I I I I DECOR ATgdr -^jSL I Marguerite p^ J <J j fc4V%^»«i show the imaginative highly skilled ornamental work of both amateur and professional decorators F^jjj &^Vt vt^'t pictures indicate clearly the various steps involved in decorating153 words
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Miscellaneous242 1969-06-02 17 Straits Times Crossword %('RO*R deciphered 5. Cant see through card hold- ISSftS*? lng»--theyre unbeatable ,7> no more need be said i I. 9 shop alj>o dup i ays teuellery 9 lype of Ca»tiU»n an out- 7 J 4 d(rAM nrrn lla v B n e from statelier ntudlo (7i 10.242 words
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Article, Illustration49 1969-06-02 18 DEMONSTRATOR goes topless a) a demonstration l>\ students <>| Ihe University <>t California in Berkeley. The students were demonstrating j.^iinsl the university's decision to place .1 steel fence around a university-owned plol <>f wasteland which tin 1 students have turned into ;i "people's junk." UPI Radio pictureUPI - 49 words
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81 1969-06-02 18 Indons curb rising prices despite export drop lAKARTA. Sun. The Government managed to curb inflation last month despite a sharp drop in exports, information Minister Mr. Budlardjo said today. La had dropped by l'Ssl2 1 million to i; 5*35.6 million in May complied with U5547.7 million in April The dropReuter - 81 words
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108 1969-06-02 18 Franco takes the salute at big parade MADRID Sup. (.ienrral Franco Mood imidly at attention for nearly two hour^ today to take the salute at a Mf parade to mark the 30th anniversary ol tm victory in the 1936--39 clMl war Looking suntanned the Cau- dillo" i Leader i. who108 words
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164 1969-06-02 18 rnOKYO. Sun. An In- i donesian student accused of spying out Japanese industrial secrets for the Soviet Union was indicted yesterday on charges Of theft, the Public Prosecutors office said. The indictment accused Odantara, a 32-year-old technical trainee from Indonesia, of stealing a dictionaryAP - 164 words
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225 1969-06-02 18 19 hurt in S'[pore incidents: Lee visits Geylang Serai SINGAPORE. Sun. The police reported this evening that several incidents occurred this morning following incidents last night in which 17 people were injured. A pollre staWnurit Issued at 6 pm. said: Several Incidents ocearly this morning resulting in two persons being225 words
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94 1969-06-02 18 Dockers' strike i paralyses Madras port MADRAS. Sun About 6.000 dockers paralysed cargo operations at Madras port when they walked out today for the second lime in three weekv Ten ships stood Idle when the dockers struck, demanding less work and more bonus, but shore labour Is not affected byReuter - 94 words
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74 1969-06-02 18 Wolfe elected Scottish Party chairman LONDON. Sun Mr William Wolfe. 45-year-old chartered accountant, today was elected chairman of the Scottish Nationalist Party, defeating 67--year-old Arthur Donaldson, leader for nine yean. Mr. Wolfe won by 544 votes to 238. Observers saw the contest as heralding no significant poUcy changes. The nationalistsReuter - 74 words
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Article72 1969-06-02 18 CANBERRA. Sun A major i programme designed '<> ">- courage the employment of more aborigines for lonti term u>b training was announced by the Australian Government here to- night. The Government will mbsidisr employer* at rales of up to 30 per cent of the applicable awardReuter - 72 words
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158 1969-06-02 18 NEVER— AND PRINCE CHARLES MAKES PLEDGE IN WELSH ABERYSTWYTH. Sun. PRINCE Charles last night became the first member of the Ro>:il family to make a sprech in Welsh He delivered his :<OO--word speech on the final day of the Urdd National I cstival. sponsored by a Welsh youth organisation. He158 words
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181 1969-06-02 18 FAULTS, SO 600,000 JAPANESE CARS ARE RECALLED TOKYO. Sunday JAPANESE rar makers an recalling mort than (loo.ood ens :m« 1 trucks sold in the r.S. ;iikl Japan l<> repair defective parts, the As;ilii repoi lc<l today. In a massive unannounced thousand vehicles have already l» of defects seriously Thousands ol181 words
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