Eastern Sun, 24 January 1968
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Title Section23 1968-01-24 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION TuT Estd. 1966. Vol. 2 No. 539 Wednesday, 24 January 1968. MC(P) 0050 Price 15 cents23 words
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Article1281 1968-01-24 1 Chan Kam Yau; Lim Thow Boon - Tun Ismail: Britain can no longer afford role she played in the past By Chan Kam Yau Lim Thow Boon j£UALA LUMPUR, Tues. The former Minister of Home Affairs, Tun (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, today put forward a threepoint plan for the future security of1,281 words
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Article, Illustration142 1968-01-24 1 Mauritius bound. SINGAPORE, Tues—Four giant RAF Hercules transport planes were this morning air-lifting British troops from Changi to riottorn Mauritius. The soldiers are from the Kings Shropshire Light Infantry who had earlier dashed down from their camp in West Malays a to Singapore for the air-lift Aboard the planes with142 words
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Article44 1968-01-24 1 WASHINGTON Tues. (Reuter)—The Department of Defence todav announced that a navy intelligence collection auxiliary ship, the USS Pueblo. waS surrounded by North Korean patrol boats and boarded bv an armed partv in international waters in the Sea of Japan, last night.44 words
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Article57 1968-01-24 1 MANILA. Tues. (UPI) About 1.000 Filipino demonstrators burned an effigy of President Johnson, labelled in bold letters as “murderer.” in front of the Philippine Congress today in protest against U.S. Vietnam policy. Brandishing placards and chanting “Marcos puppet.” in criticism of President Ferdinand E Marcos, the demonstrators57 words
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293 1968-01-24 1 PORT LOUS, Mauritius. Tues (Reuter) British troops arrived in Mauritius today to quell race riots that have claimed 14 lives. Troops were brought in by an overnight airlift from Singapore. First reports this morning as yet unconfirmed by police -'poke of new rioting today293 words
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173 1968-01-24 1 JAKARTA. Tues (CPI) Thousands of Indonesian High School Action Front (KAPPI) students demonstrated in Jakarta for the second straight day in a row today. Th is time they demanded that Indonesia's Parlia- ment be reorganised to better represent the people of Indonesia.” There were173 words
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Article34 1968-01-24 1 NEW DELHI. Tues. (Reuter) President Tito of Yugoslavia today met Indian Premier Mrs. Indira Gandhi for their first round of talks on the international situation particularly Vietnam and the Middle East.34 words
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517 1968-01-24 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, told the Dewan Ra'ayat today that he would like to hold an all-party meeting to discuss the question of elections for Town Councils and local authorities. He would like the meeting to be held517 words
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Miscellaneous25 1968-01-24 1 LADIES PAY i i ¥\J r 4 3 s u 5 Wl "Just whose smart idea was it to have the cheer leaders learn judo?”25 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article, Illustration692 1968-01-24 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E. W. Barker, will introduce the “Recovery of possession of controlled premises (special provisions) Bill. 1968“ in Parliament tomorrow to remove “obstacles’* which stand in the way of private investors who692 words
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Article, Illustration447 1968-01-24 2 n n GAPORE Tues 1116 flrst Jumbo-Jet aircraft Boeing 747 carrying bar^by 0 *****^5 Will land at thc Singapore International Airport at Paya Le- This aircraft will be operated by Air India which had placed orders for two Boeing 747’5, one for447 words
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353 1968-01-24 2 SINGAPORE, Tues. Labour is one of the most important factors that contribute to the economy of the country whether the participation by the workers is great or small. Trie Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, said this during his address353 words
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Article234 1968-01-24 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. The visiting President of the Lions International. Mr. Jorge Bird, last night told members of the Lions Club here to set up a dynamic example by assisting the community to build a better society. Mr. Bird who arrived here on Sunday was accompanied234 words
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Article75 1968-01-24 2 7.00 D.m.:- International Exposition 1968 at the New Word Amusement Park. Jalan Besar. 7.30 p.m.:- Free film show’s by the Ministry of Culture at Kampong Ayer Panas (off Sembawang Road), Lorong Fatimah. Hwa Ming School (Lai Hock Kee Hng) and Chwei Chiun School (Jalan Lama) 8.00 p.m. 9.0075 words
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Article27 1968-01-24 2 SINGAPORE Tues A seven-man Japanese goodwill mission from the Osaka YMCA. will arrive here on Jan. 29. as part of a Southeast Asian goodwill tour.27 words
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Article91 1968-01-24 2 SINGAPORE Tues A heart monitor machine will be presented to the Thomson Road General Hospital by the Y's Men's Club of Singapore. Beta Chapter, on Saturday. The presentation will be made by Mr. Chor Yeok Eng. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health, on behalf of91 words
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Article246 1968-01-24 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. A former waitress. Wee Leng Neo. was granted a divorce by Mr Justice Winslow in the High Court today on the grounds of desertion by her husband. Wee told the court that a few’ years after the marriage her husband. Ho Kim Yong started246 words
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Article63 1968-01-24 2 SINGAPORE Tues A newly-metalled and drained road in Lorong Maha. serving 1.200 people of Ulu Sembawang village, was officially opened by the M.P. for Sembawang. Mr. Teong Eng Siong last night. The 3.500 feet long road with a width of 12 feet, with drains and a63 words
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Article250 1968-01-24 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. More than 500 Rotarians will attend the Rotary Club of Singapore West's annual conference on March 15-17 at the Singapore Conference Hall in Shenton Way here. The past director of Rotary International, Mr. Harold Kessinger, who served four terms as judge in New250 words
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Article43 1968-01-24 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. A man. Knm T;n. was todav fined $25 by the Fifth Magistrate's Court for buying a Malaysian Social Welfare lottery ticket at the Woodlands checkpoint on Jan. 17 this year Kom. from Johore Bahru, pleaded guilty to the charge.43 words
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Article212 1968-01-24 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Police in a statement today urged the public to comply strictly with the government restrictions in regard to the letting off of fire-crackers during the festive season. Anyone who contravenes the restrictions imposed by the Government Gazette Notification under the Minor Offences212 words
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Article, Illustration269 1968-01-24 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Royal Mail Lines' 27.00 n-ton luxurious cruise liner, “Andes" will sail into Singapore in early February during her 78-day-long winter cruise around the world The “Andes" left Southampton on Jan. 7, this year and is scheduled to call at269 words
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260 1968-01-24 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The chief executive of the worldwide Bata Shoe Organisation, Mr. Thomas J. Bata and Mrs. Bata fly into Singapore tomorrow for a three-day visit of the Republic. Bata Shoe Organisation is currently the largest international shoe manufacturing and marketing organisation in260 words
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Article194 1968-01-24 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Lim Peng Boon was elected President of the Singapore Clock and Watch Trade Association for 1968. Others elected were: VicePresident: Cheng Moh Yu. Standing Committee: Quek Moh Teng. Tong Tuck Peng. Tay Thuan Boon General Affairs Officer: Song Chm Lock; Asst. GAO:194 words
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Article, Illustration150 1968-01-24 3 SINGAPORE. Tues Dancers from the Philippine Consulate in Singapore will perlorm “Tinikling Dance” in the “International Variety Show organised by the Permanent Board of Congress for Malay Language and Culture at the Victoria Theatre here on Jan. 27. The various art performing competitions will be held during150 words
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Article38 1968-01-24 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. DrArthur Lim, President of the Singapore Medical Association. will speak at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore at the Cathay Hotel tomorrow. He will speak on “Medicine and nation-building.38 words
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Article22 1968-01-24 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. There were 92 road accidents of which three were serious during the past 24 hours in the Republic.22 words
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Article114 1968-01-24 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. Thieves broke into the premises of Gammeters Ltd. at Winchester House and escaped with SBOO in cash and watches worth 56.0A0 yesterday. A police spokesman said this morning the thieves gained entry by forcing open the main door. The theft was discovered by a114 words
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Article, Illustration196 1968-01-24 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Luen Wah Medical Company today donated $lO,OOO to the National Arts Council Building Fund, which was received by the Minister of State for Culture. Mr. Lee Khoon Choy, who is also the president of the Arts Council. In making the donation, the company decidedEASTERN SUN picture. - 196 words
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427 1968-01-24 4 Peace and stability lies in neighbour's co-operation Sibree SINGAPORE. Tues. The future peace and stability of the region clearly lies in the measure of cooperation and mutual understanding that can be built up with our immediate and near neighbours. The Chairman of the Joint Standing Committee of the Joint Chambers427 words
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220 1968-01-24 4 SINGAPORE Tues.— A bar waitress. Yeow Guat Beng. who was assaulted by her husband on a number of occasions was granted a divorce in the High Court today. Yeow told the court that her husband, Koh Ghee 800, 6 bank clerk used to return220 words
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Article95 1968-01-24 4 SINGAPORE Tues The Police today called on the public to be more careful in their driving so as to reduce the number of arc dents on th° roads during the festive season. A Police statement said that last vear. during the Chinese New* Year festive period,95 words
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158 1968-01-24 4 SINGAPORE. Tues—Wi*h the advent of the Chinese New Year, the Jalan Besar Citizens Consultative Committee will stage a Chinese cultural show in aid of two sports funds. Proceeds of the four shows will go to the Sports Promotion Fund, under the Ministry of158 words
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Article32 1968-01-24 4 SINGAPORE Tue S The Deputv Prim* Minister of Singapore. Dr Toh Chin Chye. wjill declare open the new Vosper Thornycroft Uniteers L’d office tomorrow at 430 pm at Tanjong Rhu.32 words
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Article1266 1968-01-24 4 Seeni accuses Govt of destroying the democratic way of life KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Mr. D. R. Seenirasagam, PPP member for Ipoh, today made o scathing attack on the Alliance Government's performance during the past 10 years. In an hour-long speech in the Dewan Raavat during the debate1,266 words
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479 1968-01-24 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. An elderlv woman today admitted knowing that a love affair’between her daughter and a boy at a murder trial in the High Court here The woman. Chuay Siang Eng, 46. said however did not object to her daughter’s relationship479 words
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Article64 1968-01-24 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Mr. Jorge Bird. President of Lions International the world’? largest service club organisation and Mrs. Bird arrived here today from Singapore. While here, they w*ill meet Lions in Malaysian Lions Clubs and review their projects to the needy and contributions *o\vards community betterment. Among64 words
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Article1927 1968-01-24 10 Chan Kam Yau; Lim Thow Boon - Devan Nair says Tun Tan instead of acquiring virtues of solidity seems to have wandered Off.... “Country will be faced with serious inflationary tendencies By Chan Kam Yau Lim Thow Boon KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Democratic Action Party's M.P. for Bungsar, Mr. C. V. Devon1,927 words
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283 1968-01-24 10 KOTA KINABALU, Tues. Malaysian Finance Minister. Tun Tan Siew Sin. has g<ven a “tax exemption” for all donations to the Sabah Flood Relief Fund, in the wake of devastation by flood in the State. This was revealed by Sabah s Minister of283 words
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Article76 1968-01-24 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Three senior military officers of the Malaysian Armed Forces will be leaving for India tomorrow to attend a 4-month senior officers course at the school of infantry there. They are: Major Mohamed Ismail bin Omar, Second-in-Command of the 3rd Regiment. Malaysia Rangers.76 words
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205 1968-01-24 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A University lecturer. Mr Lee Ming Chong, submitted today that the original cost of a fixed asset should be taken into consideration in determining provisions for depreciation of that asset. Mr. Lee. a lecturer on cost accounting from University of Malaya.205 words
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Article, Illustration510 1968-01-24 11 Ben D’Cunha - By Ben D’Cunha KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Five German shepherd dogs have joined the ranks of the Royal Malaysian Police. They all come from aristocratic families of the canine world with names like the arch duke of with thoroughbred family records dating back— Eastern Sun Pix; by Yap Chew Yan. - 510 words
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Article, Illustration354 1968-01-24 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Press in Asia could play a dynamic role towards bringing nations closer in the spirit of togetherness to achieve social, political and economic progress. It should not only report on the daily events round the world but to be354 words
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Article120 1968-01-24 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues An officer. a warrant effleer and two senior non-eommissloned-nflficers from several units of the Malaysian Army have been selected for various courses In Australia. They are second lieutenant Masuod bin Sukhlml and sergeant Loo Siew Hin from Ist Regiment Malaysian Artillery and120 words
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Article33 1968-01-24 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— All offices of the High Commission of India, including the library of the Information Service of India will remain closed on Friday on account of India's Republic Pay33 words
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Article71 1968-01-24 11 IPOH. Tues Rewards totalling 585.000 still hold good for information leading to the whereabouts of the missing American Tha- silk millionaire. Mr. Jim Thompson. who disappeared from the Cameron Highlands some time last year. The extension of these rewards ■was announced by a senior police spokesman here71 words
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80 1968-01-24 11 MALACCA. Tues A sales-manager of Borneo Motors here. Tan Yak Kim. 36. was today charged in the magis’rates court with using criminal force on Tan Swee Bee. 31. a woman cashier of the firm, with intent to outrage her modesty. The offence was alleged to80 words
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358 1968-01-24 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The prospects facing Malaysian tin miners, particularly the gravel pump miners, will not be as bright this year as in the pre- vious years. As such, prospective miners must adopt a more cautious attitude before investing in any new mining358 words
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Article45 1968-01-24 11 PENANG. Tues. Two “suraus” for Muslim children will be included in the development and expansion plan of St. Nicholas Home and School for the Blind in Bagan Jermal Road. This was disclosed by the school principal. Mr. W. G. Broiuex, here today.45 words
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Article68 1968-01-24 11 MALACCA, Tues. The Education Department here has instructed a certain school which collected school fees this year from pupils holding free places to refund any fees collected. The Chief Education Officer. Mr. Khoo Eng Choon. who confirmed this today, said the collection arose from a misunderstanding68 words
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Article288 1968-01-24 11 KEN STANLEY - By KEN STANLEY KAMPAR. Tues. The mining village of Tronoh near here, has its own child hero in an orphan. Ho Kam San. He achieved nothing he failed to save a friend from drowning in a mining pool yesterday. But today, every village talked about288 words
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165 1968-01-24 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— Toh Puan Raha, wife of the Deputy Premier Tun Abdul Razak' today praised the work of the Malayan Association of the Blind“lt is a progressive organisation and has recently expanded its work to include preventive work. “This is165 words
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Article33 1968-01-24 11 PENANG. Tues. Two youths, attempting to snatch away a housewife’s gold chain, were apprehended by a keen-eyed Health Department employee, with help from a oassing police car at Siam Road yesterday.33 words
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155 1968-01-24 5 KONG KONG. Tues. (Reuter) Maoists ousted the supporters of President Liu Shao-Chi from one of their major strongholds in China when they took over Kansu province during the current cultural revolution. Radio Peking reported yesterday. The radio said the city of Lanchow, capital of155 words
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203 1968-01-24 5 TAURANGA. New Zealand. Tues. (Reuter) Buttling grandmother Mrs. Lyla M Langtnn. 59. finally hauled a 510-pound broadbill swordfish from the sea near here today after it lowed her launch across fhe waves for over 18 hours. Mrs. Langton tussled with the 12 feet 6$203 words
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Article56 1968-01-24 5 GHAZIPUR. Northern India. Tues. (Reuter) At least 28 people w T ere feared drowned after a ferryboat sank in the River Ganges near here yesterday, police said. The boat, carrying about 60 passengers, w*as reported to have sprung a leak In mid-stream and sunk almost Immediately.56 words
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585 1968-01-24 5 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) Britain will be the strongest military power in Western Europe after its current series of defence cuts, Defence Minister Denis Healey said last night. The Minister said the economy decision cancelling Britain’s order for 50 American F-11l bombers reduced585 words
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Article58 1968-01-24 5 BONN. Tues. (Reuter) Malaysian and West Germany today signed an agreement on technical cooperation and education here. West Germany is to support the building of technical education cenires. supply teaching material, send teachers and make it possible for Malaysian students to receive training in West Germany,58 words
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Article66 1968-01-24 5 STOCKHOLM. Tues (Reuter) Two more American military deserters have applied for political asyl im in Sweden, bringing the total to 16. the Swedish committee for Vietnam said today So far. only one American deserter has been granted political asylum although four sai'.orp who deserted from66 words
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Article74 1968-01-24 5 JAKARTA. Tues (UPI) The Jakarta special court will open sessions next week to try the first two major corruption cases in Indonesia prepared by the recent ly-fnrmed “Anti-corruption team.” Judge Sutarno Sudia of the Jakarta court identified the defendants as an official of the Indonesian Bank74 words
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292 1968-01-24 5 ON BORROWED HEART TAPE TOWN. Tues. (Reutr Dr. Philip Blaiberg. now the only person in the world with someone else’s heart beating inside him. is laying plans to take up a new career when he leaves hospital, one of his doctors said today. he292 words
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434 1968-01-24 5 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) Britain would be a "White slaver for Arab Sheiks" if it accepted a reported offer by oil Sheiks in the Persian Gulf to pay the cost of keeping British troops there, Defence Minister Denis Healey said last night. how434 words
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96 1968-01-24 5 STRASBOURG. France. Tues. (Renter) The European Parliament opened its first session here this year yesterday with a call to review their policies for the forihroming United Nations Trade and Development Conference in New Delhi. The main debate in the Parliament’s five-day session is expected96 words
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Article109 1968-01-24 5 TOKYO. Tues (Reuter) A special envoy of Indonesia's Acting President General Suharto has asked Japan to provide Increased economic aid to Indonesia, Kyodo News Agency reports. The Indonesian envoy, Mr. Alamsja, the top special assistant to Genera: Suharto. told Japanese Prime Minister Elsaku Sato that Indonesia needed109 words
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217 1968-01-24 6 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) A Sydney Justice of the Peace, charged with conspiring to smuggle US $22.5 million worth of heroin into the U.S. bought U 5554,000 worth of international airline tickets during 1966. a Federal Court was told yesterday. This217 words
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146 1968-01-24 6 LE MANS. Tues. Reuter) British driver Malcolm New was charged with manslaughter here today following a collision bettween his Ford Lotus Cortina and a private car in a Monte Carlo rally on Saturday night. New left Le Mans Hospital where he had been under146 words
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Article67 1968-01-24 6 OSAKA. Japan. Tues. (UPI) Prime Minister Mr. Eisaku Sato has urged Japanese to save their money to build houses rather than buy automobiles and colour television. Postal Inspectors said Mr. Hiroshi Miura. 36. of the Osaka Central Post Office accepted the Prime Minister's advice and67 words
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357 1968-01-24 6 Thieu’s approaches to the Front ‘just childish farces New YORK, Tues. (Reuter) A representative of the South Vietnam Liberation Front, political arm of the Vietcone. said in a television interview broadcast here tonight that reported attempts by the Saigon government to start talks with it were "just children farces.” The357 words
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Article140 1968-01-24 6 TORONTO Tues. (UPI) A ranel of experts from Toronto General Hospital yesterday said it had completed a study of Dr. Gordon Murray's controversial sP' na l cord operation and found no evidence of a major advance in the treatment of patients with paraplegia or quadraplegia.”140 words
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192 1968-01-24 6 Ample resources to defend Canadian -Sharp OTTAWA. Tues (Reuter) Finance Minister Mitchell Sharp said in the House of Commons today the government had ample resources to defend the Canadian dollar against a run of speculation, and was doing so. He said the market exchange rate strengthened today, enabling the government192 words
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Article81 1968-01-24 6 CHRIST CHURCH. New Zealand. Tues. (Reuter) The tourist ship Magga Dan was freed from the ice off McMurdo Sound, in Antarctica. at noon today, a U.S. spokesman said. The shio was pulled clear of an iev shoal at the entrance to winter quarter bay81 words
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Article112 1968-01-24 6 LOME. Togo, Tues. (Reuter) A mystery aircraft is being held under guard at the airport here following the discovery aboard it of Nigerian bank notes valued at seven million sterling when it landed to refuel on Saturday. Old-style Nigerian banknotes ceased to be legal tender as112 words
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Article239 1968-01-24 6 WASHINGTON. Tues. (Reuter) Recent but still unpublished British studies have established a rause-an-ef-fect relationship between birth control pills and sometimes fatal lung clots, it was reported here yesterday. Dr Louis M Hel'man. chairman of a special advisory committee to the US Food and Drug Adml-239 words
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Article, Illustration329 1968-01-24 7 WASHINGTON. Tues. (Reuter) Four de-fused hydrogen bombs were possibly aboard a giant t -SAir Force B-52 bomber which crashed into deep ice in Greenland yesterday, official sources said today. The Defence Department said there was n® risk of a nuclear explosion because— UPI radio photo. - 329 words
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238 1968-01-24 7 Religion— Svetlanas cloak of convenience MOSCOW. Tues (UPI) A leading Soviet atheistic 'magazine said Svetlana A liluyeva. daughter of the late dictator Josef Stalin adopted a religious devotion to satisfy American prejudices. “Even traitors to our country who are always welcome in the United Spates must pretend they are ardently238 words
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150 1968-01-24 7 NEW DELHI. Tues. (UPI) President Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia has urged the United States to halt the bombing of North Vietnam "unconditionally and without delay.” Speaking at a banquet given in New Delhi in his honour by Indian President Zakir Husain.150 words
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Article49 1968-01-24 7 NEW YORK. Tues. (Reuter) Mr Will Lang. 53. chief of Life magazine’s domestic and foreign news bureaus for the past four years died of a heart attack yesterday while skiin e with his wife and daughter in St. Anton. Austria, the magazine announced today49 words
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Article88 1968-01-24 7 JAKARTA. Tues (Reuter) Australian opposition leader Gough Whitlam today bega n talks with Indonesian parliamentary and congress leaders at the start of his six-day visit here. He met the leadership of the House of Farliament and of the People's Consultative Congress Indonesia's supreme policy-making body. Later toefay88 words
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Article219 1968-01-24 7 TOKTO. Tues. (Reuter)— The United States nuclearpowered aircraft carrier Enterprise left Japan this morning to shouts of “Enterprise go home” by demonstrators. The four-day visit to Sasebo port in Southern Japan by the Enterprise had caused confusion in Japan and left in its wake at least219 words
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189 1968-01-24 7 SEOUL. Tues. <UPI) Communist Infiltrators fleeing from an attempted presidential assassination killed a South Korean soldier last night In another gun battle near Seoul, the South Korean Defence Ministry announced. The Ministry said Republic of Korea troops searching for the North Korean Invaders ran189 words
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Article69 1968-01-24 7 LAGOS. Nigeria. Tues. (CPII The Nigerian Federal Government finally sprung the trap yesterday in a manoeuvre aimed at breaking the rebel Biafran region financially as well as militarily. At the rinse of hanking business at 1 pm. old Nigerian banknotes became worthless under a decree69 words
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Article71 1968-01-24 7 JAKARTA. Tues. (UPI) Pilots of the state-owned Garuda Indonesian Airways have started a protest movement by refusing to wear their pilots hats and ranks on all domestic flight, according to the independent news agency KNI. The pilots are protesting the refusal of the Garuda management to grant71 words
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88 1968-01-24 7 JAKARTA. Tues. (Reuter) The Indonesian customs netted US$BOO,OOO in fines and $330,000 in sale of confiscated goods in anti-smug-giing operations last year, according to official figures released here this week The statistics state that some 3.400 smuggling cases and violations of customs regulations were88 words
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135 1968-01-24 7 MANILA. Tues. (UPI) An irate customer fired a 45 calibre pistol inside the Manila Hotel last night, setting off a stampede inside the hotel's roffee shop and upsetting a nearby banquet attended bv President and Mrs Ferdinand E Marcos. No one was135 words
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Article57 1968-01-24 7 MANILA Tues <l'PI) Indonesia has accepted the nomination of Modesto Farolan a s the Philippines' new ambassador to Jakarta, the Foreign Office announced today. Ambavxador Farolan will succeed Narrisco G. Reyes. Philippine envo T |n Britain. Mr. Farolan has been ambassador to Switzerland since 100457 words
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Article64 1968-01-24 7 BIBAI. Japan. Tues (UPI) —Two miners reported missing since a gas explosion ripped through a mine last Saturday were found alive and rescued today. Shinharhiro Sakagurhi. 44. and Takao Aizaka. 28. were rescued after being trapped in the pit of the Bihai Coal Mine Company for more64 words
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Article152 1968-01-24 7 UNITED NATIONS, New York. Tues. (Reuter) The likelihood of a meeting early next month between Pope Paul VI and Secretary-General U Thant grew stronger today. w tu 1 N s P okesma n said it was expected that u would make a stop in Rome152 words
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474 1968-01-24 7 PORT LOUIS, Mauritius, Tues. (Reuter) British Sh f™r n t^ heir wa l he re 10 quell racial violence 14 people Pt th 1S and colony today Gibing at least Governor Sir John Shaw- Rennie, announcing this in a television broadcast, also said he had474 words
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Article118 1968-01-24 7 WASHINGTON. Tues. (Reuter)—A “Mystery seaquake" occurred yesterday directly under the equator and about half-way between Africa and South America, the US. National Earthquake Information Centre announced today. Some initial reports soon after the tremors were felt at 1«12 GMT had placed it in the Pacific118 words
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Advertisement89 1968-01-24 7 Sr. E FAVRE-LEUBA GENEVE SINCE UM FROM FATHER TQ SON, EIGHT GENERATIONS Of WATCHMAKERS Tl,l! kl Inseparables STYLING PRECISION are the inseparable qualities in every FAVRE-LEUBA watch. That's why FAVRE-LEUBA watches make the perfect gift —for yourself or someone speciall Ref *****/3 goldplatad or ataal S pora and Penang 108.Federetion89 words
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Article665 1968-01-24 8 IT is estimated that there are some 10.000 Malaysian students abroad. The question that arises is their future when they return home. Gone were the days when graduates came home from abroad with Jobs waiting for them. As Malaysia is a developing country, it is assumed that opportunities665 words
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Article, Illustration219 1968-01-24 8 Henry B. Rothblatt - By Henry B. Rothblatt (Author, "Handbook of Evidence For Criminal Trial*") pETITE Mari e, weighing a little over 100 pounds teas standing on the vanity stool in her motel room to turn on the air conditioner when the stool suddenly collapsed. Marie died as a result of219 words
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1199 1968-01-24 8 I AM writing you in connection with your editorial entitled First Things First of the January 17 issue of Eastern Sun/' which I believe does not express correctly what has been said by President Marcos and makes grossly misleading assumptions and interpre* tation1,199 words
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Article, Illustration134 1968-01-24 8 T'HE quest for minerals and the exploitation of marginal pastoral land in Australia has gradu a 11 v led people into the lonely, deserted regions of the continent. Such an environment no doubt encourages independence and resourcefulness, but these are not substitutes for education. This134 words
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274 1968-01-24 8 The F-III K France’s 'Mirage G' TT was with keen interest that I read your excellent article, Five-Power Far East Defence Talks," on page eight of the 19th January, 1968, edition of your newspaper. I would like to point out, however, one small inaccuracy in the hope that it will274 words
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Article77 1968-01-24 8 I refer to the letter written by “Pro PR” captioned “It could have been green all the way on the first day” and shall be obliged if you could request “Pro PR” to either write to me or call at my office, when I shall be glad to77 words
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Advertisement40 1968-01-24 8 Eastern Sun Independent National Newspaper WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24. 1968-23-8. Cantonment Road. Singapore 2. Telephone: *****/7 Penang Office Ipoh Office 39. |alan Sultan. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Telephone: *****/6 8, Leith Street, Tel: ***** 77. Brewster Road. Tel: ***** Cable Address: AWNEWS40 words
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Advertisement21 1968-01-24 8 LETTER WRITERS MUST GIVE THEIR NAMES AND ADDRESSES IN GOOD FAITH.■ TETTERS WITHOUT NAMES AND ADDRESSES I WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED21 words
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257 1968-01-24 9 JAKARTA, Tues. (UPI) An Indonesian Mining Ministry spokesman said today the Japanese Nickel Company of Sumitomo has withdrawn from the bidding for extensive Nickel Mining rights in Sulawesi (Celebes). According to the spokesman, Simitomo has “reversed its business policy”, leaving257 words
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225 1968-01-24 9 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) Selling far out pa red buying on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. With the closing bell for the first shortened trading session only minutes away, volume was close to 10 million shares, well above the total traded at the225 words
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133 1968-01-24 9 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) The Stock Market tended slightly easier today with small selling bringing leading industrials fractionally lower. However, tobaccos and some stores were firm spots and fair interest was noted in take-over stocks, especially ever-ready. Australians were generally better. Metals exploration featured following reports133 words
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Article69 1968-01-24 9 LONDON. Tues. (UPI) Rubber closed slightly easier and uncertain with spot 161/8 16-3/8. Settlement House Feb. 16-1/4 16-3 8 March 16-3/8 16-9/16 April 16-9/16 16-3/4 April/June 16-13/16 16-15/16 July/Sept 17-5/16 17-7/16 Oct Dec. 17-5/8 July/Sept 18-1/8 18-5/16 Oct/Dec 18-1/4 18-3/8 Jan/March 18-3/8 18-9/16 April/June 18-1/2 18-11/16 General69 words
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Article, Illustration284 1968-01-24 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. For the first time in Singapore. amateur moviemakers will be able to process their “colour movie films” locally and at a much shorter period, too Kodak (Malaya) Limited has made this possible with the introduction of the new Kodak Ektachrome II Movie284 words
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274 1968-01-24 9 LONDON, Tues. A fairly slow start was made to the week's business on the freight markets. Grain chartering was very thin, only three fixtures being reported up to the time of writing. Out of the Gulf. The Christine was fixed to Japan with a274 words
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Article961 1968-01-24 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The industrial section of the Stock Exchange opened firm today, but towards the afternoon met profit-taking which made the prices look easier at the close. It was quite a natural behaviour for the market after the appreciation of price in the past few days.961 words
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Article43 1968-01-24 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Watches of Switzerland Limited will officially open a new shop in Jalan Bukit Bintang here on Saturday. It will display a wide range of quality watches, clocks and gifts of many kinds costing from $2O to $4,000.43 words
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Article21 1968-01-24 9 LONDON. Tues. (UPI) Opening rubber quiet with spot 16-3/16 16-g. No. 1 RSS CIF basis ports Feb 16-1/8 16}.21 words
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Article19 1968-01-24 9 WASHINGTON. Tuei fßeuter) No offers were received today to buy government-stockpiled tin. General Service Administration said.19 words
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Article298 1968-01-24 9 Rubber up cent SINGAPORE. Tues. February first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 pm. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 47 cents per lb., up a quarter of a cent from previous close. The tone was quiet. London advices were lower than expected and opening prices were marked298 words
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Article57 1968-01-24 9 LOS ANGELES. Tues. (Reuter) Britain's largest stock-brokers. Cazenove and Company, have become a member of the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange here the first brokerage house outside North America to hold a seat on a U.S. Stock Exchange Two other British brokers who have bought57 words
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Article448 1968-01-24 9 SIMiAPOKE—Stock tn dans? nlrt and otter prices official!? listed at the close of business. INDUSTRIALS Ben A- Co n> oo 2.23 Bmistead i .65 1.66 sugar 2 21 2.22 Chemical t o i.'i.i 1.51 Cold storage 3.92 3.96 K •'melting 4.22 4.36 E.A 1 2.23 226 Esso (irds448 words
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Article95 1968-01-24 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The Association of Banks in Malaysia today made the following changes in its rates to merchants: NEW YORK: Buying TT. 32-5; Airmail OD 33; 90 d/st. 33} credit bills; 3313/16 trade bills. CANADA; Buying T. T. 35|; Airmail OD. 355: 90 d/st. 36-9/16 credit bills; 36§95 words
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Article15 1968-01-24 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The tin price for todav was $556.75 per picul, down $1.50.15 words
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Article46 1968-01-24 9 (Managers’ Prlres) Ftr»t Malayan \l» 2.35 second Malayan \D 1.63 Third Malayan 1.09 The Commerce Industp- 90 99 The Saving Fund 93 1 03 I1r«t Hongkong .80 .85* Second Hongkong Ji5 -59* Malayan In\estment Fund 100 110 Sterling Commodity 4'1 4/8 Hong Kong Currency)46 words
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Article115 1968-01-24 9 SINGAPORE. Tup*. The noon prices at the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange today are > Buyer Sellet Coconut Oil (F n R Bulk 5850 Coconut Oil (l.o r.) Drums 61 00 Lnn*e Copra Mixed Jan Feb 35.00 Muntok White Pepper (FOB.) 96% 1 W 132-50 Sarawak White Pepper (I.O.B.) 96%115 words
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Article67 1968-01-24 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. The following ships have laid anchorage in port today: Godowns Vessels 1/2 Centaur 3/4 Hoegh Dene 6/7 Kristin Bakke 8/9 Rotti 15/16 Sumatra 18 Var 19 Wandebori 21/22 Katong 23/24 Shavit 25/26 Kinabalu 29/30 Caprera 31/32 Toledo 38/39 Colombo Maru 42/43 Texaco Glasgow 44 Wonosobo67 words
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Advertisement284 1968-01-24 9 AIR MOVEMENTS—S'PORE, K. LUMPUR ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE. MSA ML 029 12.30 am. from K.L. MSA ML 309 7 20 am. from Perth/Jakarta. MSA ML 019 8 am. from KL. MSA ML 121 9.30 am. from KL. MSA ML 005 10.25 a m. from Penang Ipoh, K.L. Malacca. MM Ml. 451284 words
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Advertisement284 1968-01-24 9 MSA AIL 454 10.20 a.m. to Jesselton. MS.A ML 636 11.15 a.m. to K.L. Hongkong/Talpeh. MSA ML 008 11 a.m. to K.L./Ipoh Penang. MSA ML 052 335 p.m. to Malacca K-L./Ipoh/Penang. MSA ML 054 4.10 p.m. to KL./Penang. MSA ML 510 4.20 pm. to Bangkok. MSA .AIL 128 630 p.m.284 words
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Advertisement311 1968-01-24 9 Time 1.25 p.m. Airline MSA (ML 043) from Kota Batiru. Time 1.50 p.m. Airline MSA (ML 661) from Kota Bahru, Penang. ipoh. Time 2.30 p.m. .Air Ce.vlon, Rome. Karachi. Colombo. (AE 118/116 from London, Time 3.15 p.m. Airline MSA (ML 007) from Penan*. Time 4.55 p.m Airline MSA (ML 052)311 words
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Miscellaneous1499 1968-01-24 10 your TV Radio today TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 KUALA LUMPUR and Pu!au Pinang; 6 Ipoh ana Melaka; 3 A 19 Johore Bahru: 4 Tatping; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 Kluang. P.M. 5.45 Opening Annct Prog. Summary; 5.50 News Outlines in the National Language; 555 National Songs; 6.00 News in Tamil. 61,499 words
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Advertisement25 1968-01-24 11 Lenco The QUALITY Hi-Fi |.J2 STEREO RECORD PLAYER Insist on GUARANTEE CARD from THE CYCLE CARRIAGE ENTERPRISES (M) SDM.,BHD. QgNIIUL IMPORTS DIVISION KUALA LUMPUR-IPOH-PENANG -nu25 words
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495 1968-01-24 12 GEOFFREY MURRAY - By GEOFFREY MURRAY Reuter. TRIGGER wedding and funeral feasts are to be permitted in India under an official order indicating that the country's food shortage is easing. Austerity measures imposed during the twoyear drought and famine that finally broke with the 1967 monsoon haveReuter. - 495 words
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Article775 1968-01-24 12 Harold Dunmore - By Harold Dunmore I P F. Hut pi ere work means trouble, NHtj& the i/nrtors who hare been studying what happen* when you work. k TEAM of Swedish scientists, headed by Doctor Lennart Levi of Stockholm, have been making tests among workers in various— I P F. - 775 words
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1378 1968-01-24 12 Robert Jackson - KILL HITLER by Robert Jackson IPF. TT was five o'clock in the morning of Whit Monday, 1939, and the main road between Oberkochen and Konigsbronn was deserted. Suddenly the roar of a powerful engine split the morning silence, and an— IPF. - 1,378 words
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367 1968-01-24 12 Andrew Waller - By Andrew Waller Reuter. W O R L D health experts in Geneva are calling for an inventory of the world's water supplies as the first step towards combating pollution and ensuring enough water for everyone. They have said it Is necessary to make— Reuter. - 367 words
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457 1968-01-24 12 WALTER DAVIS - By WALTER DAVIS Reuter. Falls, a roaring, cataract higher than Niagara Falls will virtually disappear by 1975 as port of a U *****,000,000 hy-dro-electric project. Now under way in remote Central Labrador, 650 miles north-west of St. Johns, Newfoundland, the project involves diverting theReuter. - 457 words
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Article, Illustration49 1968-01-24 13 pRANK Sinatra stars in 20th Century Fox's Chinese New Year attraction “Tony Rome" as Anthony Rome, a cool, cynical private eye who becomes involved in a fast-movine violent pace of blackmailers, stripper, dope pushers, divorcee and all the ingred ents that make up a society of mis-flts.49 words
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Article, Illustration243 1968-01-24 13 Maureen Lee - The ‘ya-ba-da-ba-do magic call in spying By Maureen Lee gXALA LUMPUR, Tues. Rub the wonder lamp and ya-ba-da-ba-do the genie is at your command! Though it is strictly an Arabian night's tale, this “rub-something-to work-magic” business has now gone as far as the screen when the United Artists released its243 words
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Article234 1968-01-24 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. “King Of Hearts” is one mad, mad. mad film hut in madness there is humour. And you will feel refreshed once in a while to take time off to have a peep at these “Insane’’ people. And “King Of Hearts" gives you that opportunity.234 words
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Article66 1968-01-24 13 VES. “The test proved that the manufacturer had not designed a faulty stool/’ the judge ruled. “A hotel owe* guest* a duty of ordinary care to keep premise* and this includes furnishings in reasonably safe condition. ‘‘lf the stool were inspected its weakness would have been obvious. ‘‘The66 words
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Miscellaneous235 1968-01-24 13 fSHAW ORGANISATION LIDO Phone ***** Oprns Today: 11. I 4. to. i t:. KING OF HEARTS" «UA' in IFTHNI SCOPE Ar COLOR NEXT CHANGE Troy Donahue. Connie Ste’-ens. Sharon Huguenv Diane Mcßam P\krish color w 3 School Children 85 el*, to anr teat at all thovt during «fi«nn. gET3LJ.lWnffl!Rr»mj Last235 words
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Miscellaneous118 1968-01-24 13 CATHAY: THE BIG BREAKTHROUGH IN SUSPENSE! SATURDAY MIDNIGHT! OF Ot R C.R\NT> CHINESE NEW TEAR ATTRACTION! sA ■< r A GENIUS PLAN TO GIVE THE ROYAL BANK THE ROYAL TREATMENT. Stephen Boyd Yvette-Mimieux Giovanna Ra I I ml ■3'y COLOR aiw IN' CaßwvaL apTweves CATHAY: OPENS TOMORROW! FUNNIER... than the118 words
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Miscellaneous312 1968-01-24 13 CATHAY •WraMT' f! TODAY ONLY: ONE-DAY ONLY PREMIERE Cash Bookings Only—No Free Lint! Odfon: 11, 1.30. 1,00, 6.30. 9.15 pm Orchard: 1.00, 1.00. 6.30, 9.15 p.m. Cathay: 11. 1.30. 1.15, 6.45. 9.30 pm. Palarr: l 00. 3 30. 615 93n p m THE MFRCENARIES” (MOM) R-'-i Taviiv-. P'Vinon. Color ODEON|312 words
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666 1968-01-24 14 LOUIS CASSELS - Religious in one crucible: ‘Many roads to the same summit By LOUIS CASSELS WASHINGTON, Tues. (UPI) After centuries of strife, the world’s great religions are moving into a new era of mutual respect and cordiality. The changed climate was strikingly evident at a conference on inter-religious understanding held last week666 words
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285 1968-01-24 14 PEGGY MASSIN - By PEGGY MASSIN PARIS, Tues. (Reuter) Elizabeth Taylor made her dehut as a fashion designer here yesterday with the showing of a collection featuring some startling ultra-mini skirts. The actress and her husband. Richard Burton, flew here from their film location in285 words
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Article114 1968-01-24 14 CAPE KENNEDY. Tues (Reuter) The United States today fired a 16-ton unmanned spacecraft into orbit around the earth as a dress rehearsal for an eventual landing of men on the moon. The bug-like lunar module. designed to carry two men from their orbiting Apollo114 words
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Article29 1968-01-24 14 CARMEL. California Tues. (L'PI). Comedian Jerry Lewis became a grandfather yesterday when a seven-pound baby girl was born to Sarah Lewis, wife of his son Gary.29 words
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Article147 1968-01-24 14 TAIPEH. Tues. (Reuter) Young and ambitious people on Taiwan need not be discouraged when they find themselves with no money to start a business The youth guidance committee of the cabinet has inaugurated a loan fund to help capable voung men and women washing to147 words
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Article102 1968-01-24 14 HONG KONG. Tues. (Reuter) The Acting Commissioner of Hong Kong Police. Mr. C P. Sutcliffe, says the younger generation is mainly responsible for the recent upsurge of crime in the colony. There had been an increase of 13.5 per cent in serious crimes committed by persons102 words
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Article102 1968-01-24 14 BRISBANE. Tues. (Reuter) A shark fisherman had a lucky escape when he was spiked in the chest by an eight inch barb from a giant stingray as it struggled to free itself from shark nets at the Gold Coast, about 30 miles from here. The fisherman. Noel102 words
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Article322 1968-01-24 14 Apples, Beetles, Chickens, WASHINGTON, Tues. (UPI) Statues of famous men and women have been erected in many countries of the world including the United States. Statues in honour of such lowly things as chickens, beetles, water melons and doughnuts probably are rare but they abound in322 words
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119 1968-01-24 14 MANILA. Tues. Free training of selected male youths In technical skills has been offered by the Philippine Air Force to boost the government’s manpower development programme An Air Force press release said an Initial class of 20 high school graduates who could not afford119 words
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Article80 1968-01-24 14 SYDNEY. Tues. (Reuter) A leading Australian churchman left here today for Manila to attend a conference which will complete plans for a five million dollars <£2.3m) Roman Catholic radio network to broadcast throughout Asia. Bishop TW. Muldoon. of Sydney, will join leading Asian bishops to discuss the80 words
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Article134 1968-01-24 14 BANGKOK. Tues. (Reuter) The Thai police department is seeking to prevent students going to schools in regulation white shirts and blue shorts from carrying bags in which they can conceal weapons or plain clothes. The police said that while searching students arrested afte r an134 words
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Article360 1968-01-24 14 NEW YORK. Tues. (Reuter) Excerpts from a film showing results of the bombing of North Vietnam were seen by American television viewers yesterday despite attempts by a group of Congressmen to prevent it being broadcastAbout 50 television stations affiliated to the National Educational Television360 words
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Advertisement1110 1968-01-24 14 Eastehn Sun Classified advertisements can be accepted at the following addresses: MONT DOR MILK BAR. Ngee Ann Building, Singapore. S.S. MUBARUK Brothers. 63, Bras Basah Road, and 2, Maju Avenue, Serangoon Carden Estate, Singapore. TAY BUAN CUAN LTD.. SUPERMARKET 83, East Coast Road, Singapore 15. Tel: *****9 HAMIEM STORE. 1419,1,110 words
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Advertisement268 1968-01-24 14 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, MADAM TAN GEOK SAN of No:- 464. Serangoon Road. Singapore, have applied for a Retail Shop licence in respect of premises No 464 Serangoon Road (Chuan Hoe) Singapore, and that this application will be heard in the Court of the District Judge and268 words
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Advertisement100 1968-01-24 14 irrru BIT THAT COIS 10*C WAT Eastern Sun /■CLASSIFIED ADS] 11 11 1,1 n— 21-1. CANTONMINT ROAD. JINCAPOM 2 TUIPHONIS 9J805/7. Advertiser’s Name Address Telephone No Number of Insertions...— Oate(s) Requested Parmrnt «na«t ereoMpan* year irtn ir.O. Cknit Cash enclosedl Cash am be registered- Cheqsea etc. should be created. Classified100 words
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296 1968-01-24 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Johore Football Referees Association today blamed the Football Association of Singapore for the absence of the referee and two linesmen from Johore who were to hove officiated at Sunday's FAM Cup tie between Singapore and Negri296 words
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280 1968-01-24 15 ADELINE - By ADELINE SINGAPORE. Tues. A-Go-Go and Hendak Menang (Xelson) did the fastest gallop on a good track at Bukit Timah this morning when candidates engaged In the forthcoming Singapore Turf Club's January February Meeting were given their heads. The pair clocked 33-1/5280 words
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344 1968-01-24 15 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) English and Scottish football fixtures for Saturday. January 27, are as follows. English Football Association Cup third round: Manchester City v Reading. Doncaster Rover v Swansea Town. Middlesboro v Hull City, Southport v Everton, Queen Park Rangers v Preston. Newcastle United344 words
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Article163 1968-01-24 15 LAHORE. Tues. (Reuter) Lowly-rated Singapore took over top place in the points table on the third day of the pre-Olympic hockey tournament here yesterday. They have four points after boosting their chances of a place in the Olympic finals with a 1-0 victory over Ceylon.163 words
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227 1968-01-24 15 MANILA Tues (Reuter) Singapore’s Lim Kok Ann caused quite a stir in the Manila Electric Company (Meralco) National Open chess tournament here w T hen he defeated Australian international Master Bela Berger in 20 moves of King's Indian game. Lim now has three227 words
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311 1968-01-24 15 MALACCA. Tues. Yeo Chiew Meng won the singles title in the annual Malacca Open Bank employees badminton championships at the Malacca Badminton Association Hall here. In the final Chiew Meng defeated Chan Peck Sun 15-4. 15-7. The championships was open to all bank311 words
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704 1968-01-24 15 PORT OF SPAIN, (Trinidad), Tues. (Reuter) West Indies survived some hostile bowling, particularly from David Brown, to reach 195 for three in reply to England's big first innings total of 568 by the close on the third day of the704 words
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255 1968-01-24 15 LONDON. Tues. More and more people in Britain are being attracted to an active holiday With this in mind the Central Council of Physical Recreation has organised a variety of sport s coaching schemes at a variety of excellent centres in Britain. The purposes255 words
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237 1968-01-24 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Goh Tfck Phuan former sports liaison officer in the Ministry of Culture and Social Affairs, has been appointed as sports promotion officer to head the Ministry's Sports Department. The appointment was announced in a Government Gazette notification published here this237 words
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164 1968-01-24 15 JOHANNESBURG, Tues. (Reuter) South African Gary Player won his fourth successive South African Open Golf title when he shot a fourth-round 69, three under par. lor a 72-hola total of 274 here yesterday. Player won by seven strokes from fellow South African Cobie Legrange164 words
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Article296 1968-01-24 15 LONDON, Tues. In recognition of his winning more world championship Grand Prixs than any other driver, the British Automobile Racing Club (BARC) has awarded a gold medal to Jim Clark, whose first victory this year was in the South African Grand Prix Not only has296 words
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379 1968-01-24 16 R. D. SELVA - Malaysia Thailand for high altitude training soon By R. D. SELVA KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A joint Malaysia-Thailand high oltitude training project in preparation for the Mexico City Olympics in October is to be held soon. The Ministry of Culture. Youth and Sports and the Olympic Council of Malaysia will jointly379 words
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226 1968-01-24 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Motor sports, tenpin bowling and yachting are included for the first time for the Malaysian National Sports Awards 1967 Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports. Enche Senu bln Abdul Rahman, who disclosed this here today said nominations for the 1967226 words
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114 1968-01-24 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Amateur Boxing Association have secured the facilities for a modern boxing gymnasium to be built at Farrer Park recreation ground. Disclosing this here today. SABA Vice-President Mr. Frank Pestana said the new gymnasium would be completed shortly.114 words
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105 1968-01-24 16 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) The English Football Association yesterday lifted their 12-month ban on players and officials returning to Britain from the “rebel soccer league” in the United States and Canada. Mr. Denis Follows, the association secretary, said the ban had been lifted105 words
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250 1968-01-24 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. An emergency meeting will be convened among all affiliated clubs to study in detail the Government's call to support Its soccer promotion programme. The meeting will be held on Friday. Feb. 2 at the Singapore Chinese Football Association Hall. More250 words
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237 1968-01-24 16 SINGAPORE. Tues Naval Base Secondary School 'A' team finished in the Third annual inter school road-relav league competition. held at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre here, today. Naval Base ‘A’ team, consisting of four athletes, running a distance of 2.7 miles each,237 words
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Article1359 1968-01-24 16 CL L Div. 2—6 F. 584 New Liberty 6y 900 New Liberty St RS. B'kelen 7 Dukedom II 4y 8 13 Dato Datin K.L Chong West 175 Let Me Go 5y 8 12 Open Stable Tjoa 993 Sir Argent 7y 8 12 SK Stable R-1,359 words
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856 1968-01-24 16 BRISBANE, Tues. (Reuter). Indio, needing 218 runs for victory with six wicket* standing, left themselves with a reasonable chance against Australia after the fourth day of the Third Cricket Test here today. India, extricating themselves from earlier difficulties when they856 words
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644 1968-01-24 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. declared today that if blame should be placed on anyone it should be upon the Olympic Council of Malaysia for the downfall of Malaysia including her prestige in the recent SEAP Games at644 words
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Miscellaneous57 1968-01-24 16 TIME AND TIDE Penang: 6.43 a.m (5.3 ft.), 8.09 pm. (6.3 ft.) Port Swettenham: 11.20 a.m. (11.2 ft). Port Dickson: 12.29 a.m. (7.8 ft.). 12.38 p m (5.7 ft.) Singapore: 4.45 am. (8.4 ft.), 6.13 p.m (7.0 ft.) Sedili Kechil: 3.08 a.m. (7.3 ft.), 5.17 p.m (6.6 ft.) Kuantan: 2.3057 words
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