Eastern Sun, 24 December 1968
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Title Section21 1968-12-24 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 862 Tuesday, 24 December 1968. MC (P) 0050 Price 15 cents21 words
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604 1968-12-24 1 'BEATEN WITH FISTS, CLUBS' pANMUNJOM, Mon. (UPI) The skipper of the captured U.S. intelligence ship Pueblo led his 81 crewmen across a frozen bridge to freedom today after exactly 11 months of captivity, and charged that they were beaten with fists and604 words
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Article61 1968-12-24 1 WASHINGTON. Mon (UPI) Having formed a Cabinet, given away his daughter and caught the flu. Richard Nixon decided on Monday it was about time he started his vacation But standing between the Presi-dent-elect and 10 days in Florida was the possibility that his doctor might not let61 words
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Article, Illustration480 1968-12-24 1 SPACE CENTRE, Houston, Mon. (UPI) Astronauts Frank Borman, James Lovell and William Anders on Monday passed into the lunar gravitational field, speeding toward their historic rendezvous with the moon on Christmas Eve. "At the present time, we look very good,” mission control said— UPI radio-; photo. - 480 words
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147 1968-12-24 1 HONG KONG. Mon .(AFP) Peking has ordered an Increase in Communist subversive activities in Thailand. Taiwan, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Singapore in view of the peace prospects in Vietnam, the right-wing tabloid. The Star, reported here today. Quoting its own sources, the tabloid said the147 words
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Article83 1968-12-24 1 TAIPEI. Mon. (AFP) President Chiang Kai-shek today reiterated his advocacy that political actions should be given preference to military operations in the nation's struggle against Communists. The Nationalist President made the remarks in his message to an annual meeting of the “Planning Committee for the Recovery83 words
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Article35 1968-12-24 1 SAIGON, Mon (Reuter) Colonel George Patton son cf World War II veteran General George Patton has been awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery in the field, a US. spokesman said today.35 words
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Article76 1968-12-24 1 BUDAPEST Mon <UPI) At least 33 persons were killed and 57 injured seriously, most of them children, on a Christmas holiday, when a passenger train slammed head on into a freight train on Sunday 45 kilometres <25 miles) southeast of Budapest. Radio Budapest announced today.76 words
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106 1968-12-24 1 PARIS Mon <AFP> The South Vietnam National Liberation Front today flatly rejected a proposal by South Vietnam VicePresident Nguyen Cao Ky for direct contacts between the Front and the Saigon Government. The Head of the NLF. delegation to the Paris peace talks. Tran Buu Kiem.106 words
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93 1968-12-24 1 BANGKOK. Mon (.AFP) South Vietnamese VicePresident Nguyen Cao Ky stated here this morning that he did not think the Vietcong would launch a major offensive in the near future “because we can then destroy them and the war will be over.” Marshal Ky. during93 words
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104 1968-12-24 1 HONG KONG. Mon (Reuter) Officials at a local radio station running a fund-raising drive for poor children in Hong Kong today opened a parcel sent through the post to find US$lO,OOO parked in a cheap cigar box A note pinned to the money read “Just104 words
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248 1968-12-24 1 Inducements To Skilled Labour HONG KONG. Mon. (Reuter) Hong Kong must take seriously Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew’s statement that he was considering offering inducements to skilled labour from Hong Kong, the afternoon newspaper, China Mail, said today. In an editorial comment248 words
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Article36 1968-12-24 1 HONG KONG. Mon (UPI) One Hong Kong Chin-ese-language newspaper said on Monday that the release of the crewmen of the American spy ship USS Pueblo appeared to be part of a changing Communist policy.36 words
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Article133 1968-12-24 1 BANGKOK. Mon. (UPI)' Communist China and North Vietnam are trying to woo Meo hill tribesmen away from the Thai Government by urging them to set up their own “Meo kingdom.” Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn said on Monday Thanom also said he believed some central Thais133 words
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Article42 1968-12-24 1 VATICAN CITY. Mon. (UPI) America's Apollo 8 astronauts todav had the prayers and b'.essmg of Pope Paul VI. who said the US. moonshot “dazed” mankind. He called the exploits of the three astronauts in Apollo 8 “unbelievable adventure.”42 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous13 1968-12-24 1 LADIES DAY O an ■M “You always said you wanted a four-poster bed!"13 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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461 1968-12-24 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. Service ond voluntary organisations have been urged to play a part in making Singaporeans more conscious of physical well-being than before. The call came from Enche Othman Wok. the Minister for Social Affairs, in a speech delivered at the461 words
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Article304 1968-12-24 2 SINGAPORE. MonA Bill to provide for a crash programme to increase the supply of seamen was passed in Parliament today. Called the Seamen’s Registry Board (Amendment) Bill it would allow shipowners to take on a flexible number of Singapore citizens to acquire the skills of seamanship304 words
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Article85 1968-12-24 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Two UNESCO experts will arrive in a few weeks to advise the Minister of Education. Encbe Mohamed Khir Johari, on the introduction of sex education m Malaysian schools. The experts would be in this country for two to three months. The Minister said85 words
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Article, Illustration356 1968-12-24 2 Suhaimi Bidin - By Suhaimi Bidin SINGAPORE, Mon. A Buddhist priest of the Leong Nam Buddhist Temple in Jalan Geylang Serai today threatened to burn himself when a team of demolition workers attempted to build a fence in the temple compound to mark out a— Eastern Sun photo. - 356 words
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260 1968-12-24 2 First Time in Decade That Phone Bills Being Increased Tang SINGAPORE. Mon Parliament today passed the Statutory Boards (Taxable Services) Bill to cover two of the new taxes introduced by the Government re- cently. The two new taxes are the 10 per cent levy on Public Utilities Board bids and260 words
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Article, Illustration170 1968-12-24 2 Count Eigil von Rosen, the Father Christmas from Stockholm, is the happiest Santa Claus in the world. He flew all the way from Scandinavia to disfri. bute gifts and bring cheer to the children of Singapore but to his surprise ended up with a gift himselfWhile170 words
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Article202 1968-12-24 2 SINGAPORE. Mon Property purchasers will have to pay more stamp duties with the passing of the Stamp (Amendment) Bill in Parliament today. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Finance. Mr. Tang S« Chim. in moving the second reading of the Bill. said that 40 per cent202 words
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Article107 1968-12-24 2 SINGAPORE. Mon The membership cl the Public Utilities Board will be increased from nine to twelve This Is due to the expansion of the Public Utilities Beard’s functions and the tremendous Increase in the work of the Board A Bill to this effect was passed In107 words
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Article174 1968-12-24 2 SINGAPORE. Mon A German seaman. Bemd Kiessling, was today fined S5OO or three months' jail for causing hurt to Tay Kim Sal. by tiring rashly with an air-rifle. Kiessling, a Third Officer on board a Beirutregistered vessel committed the offence on Hari Raya Day. (Dec. 21)174 words
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Article, Illustration65 1968-12-24 2 Toto booths such as the one above are becoming a familiar sight in Singapore. Ninety booths have been placed at strategic locations by Singapore Pools (Fte) Ltd to sell Toto coupons. This is in line with the company's policy to expand sales of Toto. Since the65 words
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Article, Illustration131 1968-12-24 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. A 19-year-old National Serviceman, Pie. Salatoon bin Samood, today received a Commendation Certificate from the Commissioner of Police for his public spiritedness in helping to apprehend a snatchthief at Alexander Road on March 9 this year. The Commendation Certificate was handed over to him131 words
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123 1968-12-24 2 SINGAPORE Mon Children born of Muslim parents out of wedlock, will become legitimate when their parents marry. This is provided for in the Legitimacy (Amendment) Bill passed by Parliament today. In moving the second reading of the Bill, the Minister for Law and National Development. Mr123 words
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Article66 1968-12-24 2 SINGAPORE. Mon —KhoO Wang Tee. 27. was today fired $3OO or two months’ mil by the Ninth Magistrate'* Court here today. He pleaded guilty to a charge of being a member of an unlawful assembly and assaulting Tay Kim Chwe* in the company of six others by66 words
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Article17 1968-12-24 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. Parliament was today adjourned sine die after passing a total of 14 Bills.17 words
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148 1968-12-24 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. A Bill seeking to streamline customs procedures with a view to improving the efficiency of the Customs Department and reducing inconveniences to traders, was passed in Parliament today. Mr. Tang See Chun. the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Finance, moving the second148 words
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Article, Illustration459 1968-12-24 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. The President of the Singapore Garments Manufacturers' Association, Mr. Lam Thian, last night appealed to the Government to set up an advisory committee to develop the garments manufacturing industry in the Republic. Mr. Lam was speaking at the first anniversary459 words
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385 1968-12-24 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. Parliament today passed a Bill to prevent the piracy of gramophone records in Singapore. Moving the second reading of the Bill, the Copyright (Gramophone Records and Government Broadcasting t Bill. 1968, the Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E.385 words
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Article, Illustration653 1968-12-24 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore has amended its Merchant Shipping legislation to make it worthwhile for shipowners to register their ships in Singapore and fly the Republic's flag. Incentives to make it worthwhile for shipowners to register their ships in Singapore are provided in653 words
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68 1968-12-24 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Two men. one armed with a dagger, this morning ordered a housewife to go back to sleep and then ransacked the house, getting away with $2,500 in cash and valuables. During the 15-minute robbery. Mrs. Gopal Nair's husband was fast asleep in68 words
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Article, Illustration91 1968-12-24 3 Mr. Hwang Tiaw Sooi, a senior meteorological officer in the Meteorological Services of Singapore recently attended an 11-day regional seminar on the interpretation of data from weather satellites, held at Melbourne, Australia. The seminar, organised bv the World Meteorological Organisation, an agency of91 words
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Article, Illustration82 1968-12-24 3 SINGAPORE. M on. Members of the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) today brought Christmas joy to about 50 children from the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus Girls' Home. The children, invited to the SAF’s camp in Holland. were treated to a "makan kechil”. drinks, a games82 words
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Article123 1968-12-24 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A technician who gave hi* name as Bobby Kok. told Police early this morning how two men robbed him of SB5 after one of them showed him tl-e butt of a revolver concealed at the waist. Kok said that he had gone to123 words
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131 1968-12-24 4 CIHGAPORE, Mon. More than 160 passengers arriving here O today on the liner Chitral found themselves playing a role in a film which is being shot on location in Singapore. The film "Romance on the High Seas", which includes several top Hong Kong stars,131 words
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128 1968-12-24 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Tun V. T. Sambanthan, has been elected President of the Malaysian Indian Congress for the 14th consecutive year. The results of the protracted elections, which began on Nov. 16 and ended on Dec 15.128 words
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Article44 1968-12-24 4 KUALA LUMPUR Mon Malaysia will sent a fiveman delegation to the Fourth South-East Asian Ministers of Education Council (SEAMEC) meeting in Jakarta from Jan. 7 to 11. The Minister of Education Enche Mohamed Khir Johari. will lead the delegation.44 words
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Article34 1968-12-24 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Two people were injured last night when a police patrol chasing a scooterist along Jalan Imbi. was involved in collision with the car they were travelling in.34 words
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Article73 1968-12-24 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The following are the results of the Lucky Donor Draw held on Friday at the Blood Transfusion Centre. The winning tickets bear the following numbers: *****0 *****2 *****6 *****1 *****9 *****1 *****0 *****2 *****5 *****8 *****0 *****5 *****2 *****7 *****1 *****3 *****973 words
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Article, Illustration106 1968-12-24 4 A welcome Christmas Box came the way of Set. R.G. (Geordie) Palmer (41) erring at RA F. Bukit Gombak Air Defence Centre (Radar) in Singapore He was awarded 4110 and a certificate of merit hv the Air Commander, Fir East Air Force, Air106 words
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83 1968-12-24 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Peranakan Association, formerly known as the Straits Chinese British Association will hold their annual Christmas dinner and dance at the Golden Crown Restaurant on Dec. 23 from 7.30 pm to 2 am. In conjunction with the dinner and dance a “Peranakan Queen83 words
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Article, Illustration131 1968-12-24 4 Although Utter is still a relatively minor problem in New Zealand, the authorities can see a menance looming ahead and they are not going to tolerate It Getting in early, a nationwide antl-litter campaign has hern launched with the avowed intention of bringing about131 words
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Cultural and Music Corner
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Article, Illustration183 1968-12-24 4 pou TS'ONG, the celebrated Chinese pianist, will be presented by the International Concert Enterprises Ltd. on Dec. 27 at the Singapore Conference Hall. This will be his fourth visit since 1965 to this part of the world. He has more than 500 concerts to183 words
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Article28 1968-12-24 4 7.45 p.m. National Theatre Club Indian dance practice. 9 a.m. to 5 n.m Exhibition of low-pncea college text books from Britain at University of Singapore Library.28 words
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115 1968-12-24 4 MANILA. Mon (Reuter) The Executive Committee of the Philippine Foreign Policy Council today agreed on a new set of proposals aimed at reconciling differences with Malaysia over the Sabah dispute Informed sources said the proposals were actua ly a "new version" of115 words
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Article178 1968-12-24 4 SINGAPORE Mon. A total of 2 119 persons from 438 families victims of the Carey Road blaze recently which wiped out the entire squatter colony had so far received more than t33n(K) in relief. So far they have received s first payment of cash relief178 words
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Article20 1968-12-24 4 SING AFORE Mon There were 85 accidents 12 of them serious—during the past 24 hours in the Republic.20 words
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106 1968-12-24 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A special Sunday morning session will be held at the blood Donation Centre at Outram Road Genera Hospital on De 29 between 330 a m. and 12 noon. Says Dr Y W. Ong Acting Medical Officer-in-Charge of the Blood Transfusion Service: “If106 words
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Article86 1968-12-24 4 SINGAPORE. Mon Parliament today rassed a 8.1 l to beautify the National Museum. This is the National Museum (Amendment) Bill, which was moved by the Minister for Science and Technology. Dr Toh Chm Chye Dr. Toh said the Bill provided for the setting up of a Museum86 words
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181 1968-12-24 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A 42-year-old farmer, Quek Chut was injured yesterday when he resisted six armed robbers who forced their way into his house. The armed robbers all wielding daggers and one of them masked appeared suddenly m front of Quek when181 words
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Article116 1968-12-24 4 SINGAPORE Mon. Thieves broke Into a house at Mirl Road yesterday and took away cash totalling $375 and jewellery and clothing. The occupant. N. Ratpasamy. told Police that he left the house at about 1045 am and returned at 2.45 p.m to find that thieves116 words
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146 1968-12-24 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A rapid expansion of Malaysia's poultry industry is foreseen by the Deputy Director of Veterinary Services, Mr. S. Thuraisingam. The industry expanded three-fold In West Malaysia in the last 10 years, with annual turnover of eggs and poultry meat146 words
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Article125 1968-12-24 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. TV films on the crew of Apollo 8 at work on the way to the moon will be shown here next week, the Director of the Television Malaysia. Mr Ow Kheng Law told Bernama today He said: "Four film agencies in125 words
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Article242 1968-12-24 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Ministry of Interior and Defence has temporarily lifted "Operation Bear Trap" mounted last month to capture "Benny" the stranded bear on the island of Blakang Mati. A MID spokesman said: “We’ve decided to let Benny enjoy some moments of freedom during the Christmas242 words
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145 1968-12-24 4 Singapore. Mon Seven pioneer aircraft (four twin-engined and three singled-engined) of No 209 Squadron will stage a farewell fly-past on Friday over the thrpp Royal Air Force stations in Singapore. The squadron, commanded by Squadron Leader Vernon Small, is to disband at the end of145 words
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Advertisement26 1968-12-24 2 EHJOV THE OISTIHCTIUE IRSTE OF JUST OllCEand you’ll never want to smoke anything else! Calypso cigar-ettes made from fine cigar tobaccos Kingsize tipped 20 for $l2O26 words
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Advertisement62 1968-12-24 3 Ask a Frenchman, what’s his favourite hobby? and he’ll say ’drinking White Label!’ However many hobbies a Frenchman has, his favourite one is drinking “White Label” scotch whisky. He’ll tell you about its clean, masculine tasteand its stimulating strength. No wonder young-in-heart Frenchmen, of all ages, drink “White Label”. Ask62 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article620 1968-12-24 5 St. Vincent. British West Indies. (UPI) P erson s were missing and feared drowned slr >king of an intersch °nner In the Grenadine Islands on “fturday night. Another 38 persons had been rescued. SEBASTIAN. Spain. iT u 24 hour sit-in by basque nationalist ri^s°S ter i S ln620 words
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183 1968-12-24 5 WASHINGTON, Mon. (Reuter) Mr. Charles Yost, President-elect Richard Nixon's new United Nations ambassador, said today the basic elements now existed for a Middle East settlement that could be accepted by both Arabs and Israelis without humiliation or undue risk. In an183 words
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Article101 1968-12-24 5 CANBERRA Mon (Reuter) A misdirected suitcase spoiled a plot to smuggle ASIOO.OOO to Hong Kong, it was announced here today. The money, all in Australian notes and packed in the suitcase, was despatched as air cargo to Hong Kong, but accidentally sent on to Tokyo.101 words
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Article103 1968-12-24 5 HONG KONG. Mon (AFP) Chairman Mao Tse Tung has started a nation-wide drive to get the educated young people of China to settle down in rural areas. In a “new directive” broadcast repeatedly today by Radio Peking and other Chinese provincial radios. Chairman Mao103 words
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83 1968-12-24 5 EDINBURGH. Scotland. Mon. (UPI) Athletes in the 1970 Commonwealth games will take sex tests. fames chairman Sir Herbert Irechm said yesterday. “There are international regulations governing the question of sex and drugs and these will be carried out at the games”This will83 words
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Article87 1968-12-24 5 LONDON, Mon. (UPI) British Sunday newspapers turned from sex and scandal to headline the Apollo 8 flight. The seven papers., with a total circulation of more than 25 million, devoted more than 400 column Inches of headline space to the moonshot. “Out 0 f this world.” said87 words
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Article38 1968-12-24 5 JERUSALEM. (AFP) There is little prospect of United Nations envoy Gunnar Jarring finding a solution to the Middle East problem unless the Egyptians change their attitude. Foreign Minister Abba Eban told the Israeli cabinet yesterday.38 words
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Article185 1968-12-24 5 MOSCOW. Mon (AFP) The unscheduled visit of Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to Cairo is a sign of Moscow's determination not to he left behind in international affairs by the new American administration. diplomatic observers said here today. They considered also that Mr Gromyko's185 words
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Article148 1968-12-24 5 NEW YORK. (AFP) Millions of televiewers yesterday watched a 15minute ’’live" programme from halfway to the moan. In Vatican City, the Pope, addressing pilgrims from a w.ncow of the Vatican, said of the Apol o spaceflight: When we open the window, instinctively our eyes thoughts148 words
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Article40 1968-12-24 5 LONDON. (AFP) The Fussians have not given up the race for the moon, and they “are going to attempt to land a man on the moon before the Americans.” a Soviet space scientist said here yesterday.40 words
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Article, Illustration56 1968-12-24 5 PARIS: South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Can Kv with IS Ambassador Averell Harriman (right). Mr. Ky met after a news story in which Mr. Ky was reported to have said that he would ask the United States to quit Vietnam “if they tried to make Saigon— UPI; photo. - 56 words
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385 1968-12-24 5 Saigon Must Face NLF ‘With Reality Says Ky WASHINGTON, Mon. (Reuter). South Vietnam's Vice-Pre-sident Nguyen Coo Ky said today the Vietcong's National Liberation Front (N.L.F.) must be dealt with as a reality even though the Saigon government did not accept it as a political entity. But jn a television interview385 words
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376 1968-12-24 5 FORT MYERS, Florido, Mon. (UPI) Gary Steven Krist, 23-year-old "intellectual" charged with the bizarre kidnapping of heiress Barbara Jane Mackle, who was tracked down and captured in a mangrove jungle early yesterday is held under US$5OO,OOO the some sum as the ransom payoff. This left376 words
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Article121 1968-12-24 5 MIAMI. Mon (Reuter) Barbara Jane Mackle. 20. Is suffering from low blood pressure as a result of her ordeal buried in coffin-like box for 80 hours after being kidnapped last Tuesday. The Mackle tamily physiclan. Dr Edward Lauth. told a press conference In the Miami Heart121 words
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Article88 1968-12-24 5 SRINAGAR, Kashmir. Mon. (UPI) Shiek Abdullah today told a gathering of campaigners for a free Kashmir that Indian threats of “jail and bullets” could not compel Kashmiris to give up their demands for self-determination. Speaking to a large crowd of Muslims. Abdullah warned that Indian government88 words
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Article41 1968-12-24 5 NEW DELHI. Mon. (IPI) Herds of wild elephants have killed four children, destroyed barns and farmyards, and created panic among villagers around the forests of Hazaribagh. in India's Bohar State, the press trust ol India agency said yesterday.41 words
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Article85 1968-12-24 5 SAIGON. Mon (Reuter) Vietcong and North Vietnamese troops shelled the main gate of Da Nang airfield today killing 12 South Vietnamese civilians and wounding 19. a I.S. military spokesman said. Damage to military installations was light and there were only light U.S. casualties, he said.85 words
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Article40 1968-12-24 5 MANILA Mon <UPI) A single-engine plane crashed on Saturday while on a mission to airdrop Christmas packages to remote villages in the Southern Philippines. killing two American missionaires aboard Civil Aviation Authorities reported today.40 words
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Article335 1968-12-24 5 Nixon-Eisenhower Wedding NEW YORK. Mon (UPI) The marriage of two college sweethearts, who first met long ago as children at play at the White House, forged a formal and historically unprecedented link yesterday between two American presidential families. Julie Nixon, her chestnut hair curling down around a335 words
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Article32 1968-12-24 5 NEW YORK Mon. (UPI) Striking fuel truck drivers yesterday voted to end their week-long strike and immediately resume deliveries to a city still operating under a health emergency.32 words
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Article345 1968-12-24 8 WASHINGTON. U P I) The prospect for prompt action early next year on a treaty to stop the spread of nuclear weapons was diminished today when two senators announced they would wage a sessionopening fight to modify the senates filibuster rules. Sens. Jacob K Javits. R"«w York, and345 words
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122 1968-12-24 8 MANILA. Mon (UPI) The Philippine foreign policy council today approved a draft counter proposal to Malaysia aimed at restoration of their diplomatic relations but without giving up the Philippine territorial claim to Sabah Details were not disclosed. but informed government sources said122 words
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Article56 1968-12-24 8 SEOUL. Mon. (AFP) Seven more North Korean guerrillas were killed over the weekend, bringing to 106 the total number of North Koreans killed since they landed on South Korea’s eastern coastal province early November. It was announced today. Seven others have been captured. During the weekend operations,56 words
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Article27 1968-12-24 8 UMUAHIA. (AFP) Nigerian airforce planes yesterday bombed three churches In this last Blafran stronghold, killing at least 28 persons, according to a Biafran government report.27 words
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Article107 1968-12-24 8 MADRID Mon (Reuter > Undreamed -of wealth and the Christmas of a lifetime todav await hundreds of families in the small orange-grow town of Alclra 90 million pesetas (5.400,000 sterling) richer after an annual state lotteryFactory workers were adjusting to their newfound wealth following a107 words
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223 1968-12-24 8 TOKYO Mon (Reuter) The United States today presented to Japan a plan providing for return, joint use or relocation of about 50 US military facilities and areas In this country This was announced after the ninth meeting here of the US-Japan security consultative223 words
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138 1968-12-24 8 JAKARTA. Mon. < Reuter) At least two people were killed and about 20 injured by stray bullets fired by troops to celebrate the end of the Moslem fasting month at the weekend. One was a young mother sitting at her home with her138 words
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Article74 1968-12-24 8 HONG KONG. Mon. (AFP) Workers In Peking were making active preparations for an Industrial “leap forward" In 1969 after having fulfilled their 1968 s production quotas by mid-Decem-ber. Radio Peking reported today. Industrial output in the Chinese capital had been on steady rise throughout the year74 words
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Article, Illustration29 1968-12-24 8 NEW YORK: Mr. and Mrs David Eisenhower, both 20. leave Marble Collegiate church following their Sunday wedding. She Is the former Juli** Nixon —UPI radio- photo.—UPI radio-; photo. - 29 words
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125 1968-12-24 8 Bonn ‘Unconcerned Over Third Defection To East BONN, Mon. (Reuter) Bonn government officials today reacted calmly to the defection to East Germany of physicist Peter Moebius the third West German scientist to go over to the East in four weeks. A science ministry spokesman described Dr Moebius whose defection was125 words
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Article82 1968-12-24 8 CULGOORA. New South Wales. Mon (Reuter) Four girls ore of them Ameucan and another French, will spend a lonely Christmas in a building at this tiny outback settlement to help the American Apollo astronauts The girls are working in shifts at a solar observatory here. watching ihe82 words
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137 1968-12-24 8 LONDON Mon (UPI) Ar. English housewife who claims she can exerc.se control over ’he world's weather yesterday promised to g;ve Londoners a mild Christmas “I didn't say it was not going to rain.” cautioned Doris Munday. 49 'At the moment I am trying to make137 words
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Article582 1968-12-24 8 Betty Bauer - THE PRETTY MYTH FOR CHRISTMAS By Betty Bauer NORTH CHATHAM New York. (IPI) Seventy one years ago. 8-year-old Virginia O Hanlon w ondered whether there really was a Santa Claus, and received a memorable reply. Today, as another Christmas approaches, the little girl grown to be582 words
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714 1968-12-24 8 WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI) The United States won the release of the crew of the USS Pueblo by signing a "confession of spying which it repudiated in advance. Secretary of State Dean Rusk said he could not understand why the North714 words
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172 1968-12-24 8 PARIS. Mo n (AFP) The French socialist party decided at an emergency congre<« last night to form a new "socialist party” grouping all the nnn-Com-munist left The decision represented a difficult victory for retiring Socialist Partv Secretary General Guv Mollet. Fewer than three-fifths of the172 words
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Article102 1968-12-24 8 MANILA. Mon. (AFP) Five persons taking an afternoon nap yesterday were killed in a fire started by a cigarette smoker who absent-mindedly threw a lighted matchstick into a pile of Inflammable materials The fire broke out on the second floor of an apartment building in102 words
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Article61 1968-12-24 8 BRATISLAVA. Mon. (AFP) —The Slovak Academy of Sciences last night voiced strong support for National Assembly President Josef Smrkovsk in his bid to gain the leadership of the new Federal Assembly. Announcement of the mov# followed Slovak Communist Chief Gustav Husak's plea earlier In the dav61 words
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37 1968-12-24 8 TOKYO: As new year approches shops selling the traditional battledore (Cloth and paper figures with a martial context) ply their wares in the com—pound of the Sensoji temple. The expensive ones cost as much as US$50 UPI.UPI. - 37 words
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Article220 1968-12-24 6 THE American astronauts are well heading for a Christmas lunar orbit. Latest reports say they have passed into lunar gravitational field. This bold and epoch-making attempt by the United States, into which years of planning and precision work have gone, has rightly caught the entire imagination of220 words
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Article181 1968-12-24 6 NEW YORK newspapers bannered the flight as man's greatest adventure in space. Even the Russians, who on Saturday had criticized the voyage as risky, acknowledged the historic moon trip. Nearly every major newspaper published on Sunday proclaimed the American flight to the moon with fat,— (UPI). - 181 words
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Article296 1968-12-24 6 RETURNING from two and a half months abroad Premier Lee Kuan Yew had a number of things to say. but none more welcome or important that he found Singapore “cleaner than it was”. This is recognition that the Keep Singapore Clean campaign is taking noticeable296 words
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1799 1968-12-24 6 Citizen - Tourism In Singapore: Prospects In The 70s By Citizen TN the Eastern Sun in August tms year attention was drawn to the tourism potential of Singapore. It is admitted that there is no great attraction in the manner of Angkor Wat or Borobudur, nor a national dance, but nevertheless if1,799 words
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Article514 1968-12-24 6 WEST GERMANY: The Hamburg paper Welt Am Sonntag said millions of Americans had contributed billions of dollars for the flight and compared the expenditure to the Jewels Queen Isabella of Spain sold to finance the voyage of Christopher Columbus. AUSTRIA: “The greatest adventure of the514 words
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1705 1968-12-24 6 with the Improving hand of the planner and developrr. And the motor workshops could perhaps be persuaded to perform with less obstruction in another area of the precinct. Here is an area which U immediately on the correct scale for the tourist. The arcaded1,705 words
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Advertisement29 1968-12-24 6 Eastern Sun Independent National Newspaper TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1968 24-8. Cantonment Road 19. lalan Sultan. Singapore 2. Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia. Telephone: ***** 7 telephone: ***** 6 Cable Address: AWNEWS29 words
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218 1968-12-24 7 SINGAPORE. Mon- A major breakthrough in avoiding the hold-ups caused by customs inspections at airports has been introduced by London Airport. Faced with the prospect of an accelerated increase in the number of passengers using London airport when the jumbo jet s come218 words
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115 1968-12-24 7 MANILA. Mon <UPI) The Aslan Development Bank <ADB» announced today acceptance of Canadas US$25 million contribution to its consolidated apeclal funds. A normal agreement was signed at the ADB Headquarters here by the Bank’s Vice-President. Mr C.B. Krishna Moorthi, and Mr. W Kenneth Wardroper. Canada's representative115 words
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Article62 1968-12-24 7 HONG KONG. Mon <UPI) Money Quotations: H .-6 ***** per U S dollar HK*6 1225 per U S dollar TT HKSI4 49 per pound sterling HKS3OB 5 per tael of gold 94 5 per cent fineness HK5165.7 per 10,000 Japanese yen HK5142.25 per 100 Philippines pesos buyers62 words
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Article24 1968-12-24 7 LONDON. Mon. (UPI) Rubber market opered quiet with spot 20-11 16 26-7 I NO. 1 RSS CIF basis ports Jan 19-7/8 20-1/16.24 words
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Article15 1968-12-24 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The tin price for today was $594 per picul, down $1.12-1/2.15 words
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Article416 1968-12-24 7 SINGAPORE. Stork Eaehaoge told and ot her prtre* oftma II.? listed at tb* clot* of business INDUSTRIALS »CMA 2 4? 2 7* 2 B0 1. nco Blid 2 13 1*9 4 68 told Moracc S to .if mica l to 2.10 DBS 1 0i 1 03 3416 words
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Article52 1968-12-24 7 iMiniim frlrf*) rir»t Malayan sriuiid Malayan Third Malayan Th* iimnirnr Industry XD Thf >aUn* Z 98 2 15 1 29 1 03 112 1 15 124 fc'n ntff Mala>*ian Inraatmant 1 35 1 25 FlrM H'koni ffcimil H kon* XD 1.23 97 ‘is: ktfrlin* 6/2 C'moility XD <•52 words
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Article, Illustration24 1968-12-24 7 A HONGKONG air-filled Santa was voted favourite passenger of the week by these four pretty Cathay Pacific Airways ground hostesses.24 words
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289 1968-12-24 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The extension of world tin export restriction ‘‘fits in very well with Malaysia s production programme the Minister of t ommerce and Industry. Tan Sri (Dr) Lim Swre Aun. said today. Tan Sri Lim told Bernama that the decision by the289 words
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Article111 1968-12-24 7 MKGABORt, Mon. The niKin price* 'he nmgapnre rntne«e pmoare exchange day are-.— Win Heliei Coconut Oil (FOB) Bulk AO 00 cot nil in till (FOB) Drum 52.50 Loo*e Copra Mtxed WW Huntnk Whiff Pepper if OBJ N.L.B ***** eat.iwih tillr Pepper <1.0 H.) 117 90 Harm* h n penai111 words
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Article304 1968-12-24 7 SINGAPORE. Mon January first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m., in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 56-3/8 rents per lb., down five eighths ol a cent from previous close. The tone was very quiet. With the holiday in Malaysia and the approach of Christmas,304 words
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Article1646 1968-12-24 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Trading on the Stock Exchange of Singapore and Malaysia today was very get ive. The market opened the week's trading on an active front with prices, in most counters very much higher than the previous close The final gains ranged from one cent1,646 words
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Article98 1968-12-24 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The following ships are expected to be in port today. God owns Vessels. 1/2 Sahar 3 4 Slovenija S Wabana fi/7 Thors-epe 8 '9 Eiran Maru 10/11 Yewbank 13 14 Laomedon 18 Atsuta Maru 19 Panorea 21/22 Sletter 23/24 Barpeta 25/26 Euben Tipton 27/28 Angara98 words
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Article71 1968-12-24 7 TOKYO. Mon. The nations wholesale price index for October stood at 105.4 (1565=100). an increase of 0.2 per cent over the previous month, the Bank of Japan announced. The increase was attribut- od to 12 per cent increase in the prices of foodstuffs. Prices of steel produc's.71 words
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Advertisement69 1968-12-24 7 SEACOWILHEIMSEM I'wtri Pnig.r S him C blanca Roll. Hburg Oburg C lttgn 0.10 IRBMKmrW '“-V.W d~f= •CALLS ANTWERP IS/ rr— SCANDINAVIAN CONTINENTAL PORTS P M> g;**#* gn^ok._«b. s jh;» jpK*?:: i«»/« g Sas Saß<ss@ Hongkoa*. Jam» Shanghai lb AD )u *4*S j;» i«n Manila Honakong. Jams HARRISONS CROSPIILD (SINGAPORI) PTI.69 words
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Advertisement756 1968-12-24 7 Air Movementsk. .mi FLY THE BIG BOEINC 707 s OF MSA TO HONGKONG, TAIPEI, TOKYO, MANILA, DJAKARTA, PERTH, SYDNEY. Contact your travel agent or ring ***** tor The llori OK Vl 7/i Viti 'l 4 -s SINGAPORE ARRIVALS DtPARTURLS i. i.iimytii a on m >11.121 K Lumpur 1(1. ••.pm >l«\756 words
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498 1968-12-24 9 MANILA. Mon AFP) The high-powered Philippine Foreign Policy Council meeting behind closed doors today hammered out a statement recognizing Malaysia’s “de facto authority" over Sabah. The recognition, according to reliable sources, was subject to the usual reservation that it should498 words
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Article, Illustration89 1968-12-24 9 Siobhan Michelle had the distinction of being christened on hoard Her Majesty's Arms vessel 'Ardennes’ recently in Singapore harbour. Her father Warrant Officer Class II Patrick Wood is a member of 3.3 Maritime Regiment RCT so took the opportunity' of having the christening on board one89 words
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199 1968-12-24 9 Kl ALA Ll'MPl'R. Mon The Minister without Portfolio Enche Abdul Ghaffar Baba left for Sabah today to inspect projects undertaken in the State by Mara and the Federal Agricultural marketing Authority. He to'd newsmen at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport that199 words
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99 1968-12-24 9 TOKYO. Mon (Reuter) Four Japanese destroyers are expected to make a round of goodwill visits to Asian countr.es and Australia and New Zealand next summer. Defence Agency sources said today. They said the Teruzuki, 2.350 tons Takarami. Onami and Makinami, 1.750 tons ea99 words
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Article31 1968-12-24 9 KATMANDU, Mon 'Pouter) President de Gaul.e may visit Nepal and India during the first half of next year French Ambassador M Jean Francis told reporters here today.31 words
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Article47 1968-12-24 9 LONDON. Mon 1 Reuter) Admiral of the fleet s r Varyl Begg was named rodav as the new B' h Governor of Gibraltar He was knighted by Malaysia in 1968 He takes up the post next spring when Sir Gera*d Lathbury's term expires47 words
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Article37 1968-12-24 9 TOKYO Mon fUPI) Crown Prince Aklhito was 35 today The future Emperor of Japan received congratulations from h:s wife Crown Princess Mlcniko and their two sons Mlchiko is expecting her third child in April.37 words
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298 1968-12-24 9 EDWARD K. DELONG - By EDWARD K. DELONG SPACE CENTRE, Houston. Mon (CPI) A "celestial stomach virus." which plagued Apollo 8 Commander Frank Borman briefly but violently yesterday, kept spaee doctors guessing today whether the other two moonflight crewmen with him also would become ill. If all thre* astronauts298 words
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Article98 1968-12-24 9 TAIPEI. Mon (AFP) The Asian Development Bank will sign an agreement with the Nationalist Chiese Government on Dee. 2* for a loan to heln Taiwan de\elop its polyester fibre industry, it was learned today. Informed sources said that the loan will amount to U98 words
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38 1968-12-24 9 WASHINGTON Mon (UPI) Former President Dwight D Eisenhower and his ailing wife watched on closed circur television in their hospital rooms yesterday as their grandson. David Eisenhowever married Julie Nixon In New York City.38 words
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Miscellaneous289 1968-12-24 9 SHAW# Oz>(*n lantlon WISH ALL MOVIEGOERS A v EKY >f fRB V HRIsrMAs D O Phone ***** Li‘» D*t! II im. 4 Mft pu SCHOOL CHILDREN *l.OO To Any S*at At All Shows' K:rk Douzla.s. Tony Curtis Ar Lsurenr« OH er “SPARTACIA" Technlr*m* 70 A- Co)*r Ul-SBi OPENS TOMORROW' Tear289 words
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Miscellaneous314 1968-12-24 9 TODAY and YOU... Tuesday, December 24. 1968. rv ARIES WAR. 21 1 APR. 19 10-22-33-52 64-75-85-88] TAURUS APR. 20 MAY 20 Oi 4- 6-19-36 GEMINI MAY 21 JUNE 20 <VM 1-13-25-37 <vy46-58-69 V CANCER JUNE 21 JULY 22 14-26-38-49 59-60-70 LEO JULY 23 a AUG. 22 20-21-31-43 D VIRGO AUG.314 words
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Miscellaneous270 1968-12-24 9 aso 8 nfi ee Cathay O' ORCHARD-***** T*4ay! I so, 4 no. (in 915 pm 'Tnm«rmt E*tr« Show 11 a m “The Impossible Year»”tMOM Crutina Eerrare ii David Nivn Pinavlaum Metroeolor Plua! Tom A Jerry Color Cartoon: "NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS" CATHAY ***** Last Da?! 11. 1.36. 4M. 30. *3O Jarr?270 words
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Article, Illustration383 1968-12-24 10 THE flowing or Hanging style may also be called the Cascode style, because the Shin or the longest branch hangs down lower thon the top of the container. The procedure is as follows for today's arrangement: 1. Select a branch of the shrub.383 words
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Article245 1968-12-24 10 Colour in holiday jewellery rather than glitter, with ropes of beads in turquoise, coral or jade, the dangle earrings and bangle bracelets ditto. The return to sleeves on evening dresses, but now lavishly decorated, sometimes with jewellering, at others with embroideries and cutouts. A trend in245 words
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Article, Illustration1341 1968-12-24 10 H.C. TAN - Thoroughly Modern Living *by H.C. TAN rpHE art of gracious living is very often a cultivated one! And if you have not acquired it, it's still not too late to learn. ‘Genteel’ living of course begins in your home whatever you make of it. Good taste1,341 words
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Article, Illustration84 1968-12-24 10 is one of those rare evening gowns which really spells Christmas. It has a special sequinned braiding in silver on a plain background of deep turquoise. This gown has a very simple cut, as Hai Choo shows you, but it is also very smartly tailored84 words
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Article, Illustration350 1968-12-24 10 COFFEE CI.OI'D CARE Ungreased round pan, flinch preheated 350‘F oven. Ingredients: 2 tablespoons powdered NESCAFE, j cup boiling water. 1 cup 4- 2 tablespoons sifted plain flour, 1J teaspoons baking powder, pinch of salt. 3 eggs, separated. J teaspoon cream of tartar or teaspoon lime juice. 1 cup caster350 words
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Article337 1968-12-24 11 MEXICO CITY. Mon (CPI) West German soccer coach Helmut Schoen said on Sunday his bovs were luckv to come out of the last same of their Latin American tour, with Mexico, with a scoreless tie. He had high praise for his own team. which fought gamely337 words
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Article57 1968-12-24 11 PARAMARIBO. Surinam, Mon. Reuter) Surinam yesterday beat El Salvador by four goals to nil in their Group 13C match of the qualifying round for the World Soccer Cup Half time score was threeBil The result had no effect on the final outcome of the eliminatories as El57 words
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911 1968-12-24 11 PENANG. Mon.—Following are race weights for the Third Day Penang Turf Club X’mas/New Year Meeting on Saturday. Dec 28. HORSES CLASS 2 DIV. 2 —ABOUT 7 FURS Reganda 900 Sansulin 8 12 Limelight 8 12 Highland Joy 8 12 Bunga Merab 8911 words
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Article191 1968-12-24 11 BUENOS AIRES Mon. (AFP) —Italian Andrea De Adamich. driving a Ferrari, won the Argentine "Temporada” Formula Two motor race series which ended here yesterday but Britain's Piers Courage, in a Brabham, won the fourth and final event. The Italian was assured of victory in the191 words
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Article, Illustration400 1968-12-24 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singopore Cricket Association yesterday named a strong Singapore team for their forth coming three-week tour of New South Wales, Australia, from Jan. 16 to Feb. 8. The Secretary of the SCA Mr Osbert Rozario told Sunsport that Judging from the performances400 words
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151 1968-12-24 11 HONOLULU. Mon. (I PI) Mike Doyle of California took first place and l'Ssl.ooo in prize money riding fifteen feet waves in the Duke Kahanamokou Surfing Classic on Sunday. And while that contest ended, another world famous surfing meet got underway less than 20 miles away on151 words
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Article73 1968-12-24 11 DUBLIN Mon (UPI) Results in Sundays League of Ireland football competition: Limerick 0. Dundalk 3 Bohemians 0. Shamrock R 3 6: Patrick's Athletic 4. Cork Hibernians 0 Drogheda 0. Waterford 2 Cork Celtic 1. Shelbourne 1 Drumcondra 2. Sligo R 1 League Points Table: Limerick 13. St73 words
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Article69 1968-12-24 11 JAKARTA. Mon (Reuter) Malaysia are to send a football team to Jakarta next month to take part in the 60th anniversary celebration of the Jakarta Soccer Association, the association said today. The Malaysian side is expected to include Armed Forces members and some national players. It69 words
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Article617 1968-12-24 11 PENANQ. Mon Following is the Stipendiary Steward's report for the First Day. Penang Races hg.d on Saturday. Dec. 21. GOING VERY GOOD RACE ONE: Remember Me II (app C. Leong) and Pink Ro.-e (Oman were >-low to begin. After passr.g the 5 furlongs Sejarah (app P.K. Leong)617 words
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Article218 1968-12-24 11 ADELAIDE, Mon. (Reuter) The West Indies cricket tourists struggled to a lucky draw against South Australia when their four-day match ended at Adelaide Oval today. At stumps the West Indies, chasing a target of 310 runs for victory, had lost seven wickets for 219 runs218 words
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Article115 1968-12-24 11 MIAMI BEACH. Florida, Mon. (Reuter) Czechoslovakia's Jan Pisecky defeated fifth-seed Carlos De Brito of Brazil 6-4, 6-1 in the only upset in the first round of the annual Orange Bowl Junior International Tennis Tournament here. Top seeded Bob McKinley yesterday scored an easy 6-0. 6-0 victory115 words
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Article23 1968-12-24 11 LONDON. Mon (Reuter) Results of Rugby League matches played yesterday were: Bramiey 10. Hull Kingston Rovers 20 Oldham 17, Whitehaven 7.23 words
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Article, Illustration427 1968-12-24 12 ADELAIDE, Mon. (Reuter) American tennis star Clark Graeb- ner, reinstated in the strongly favoured Davis Cup team to meet Australia in four days, is fighting a back injury and lock of match practice in his bid for the second singles berth. Graebner.427 words
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360 1968-12-24 12 ADELAIDE. Mon. (UP!) The United States Davis Cup team today rounded off its gruelling preSaration for the challenge round against Australia, ecause their No. 1 hope. Arthur Ashe, was still nursing a “tennis elbow". Ashe suffered the injurv in London last October and has360 words
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Article126 1968-12-24 12 ROME. Mon. (Reuter) Defending champions AC. Milan squeaked past Torino 1-0 yesterday to pull themselves up to within a point of First Division leaders Cagliari. Milan, who meet Glasgow Celtic in the European Cup quarter finals, had an unexpectedly tough time from Torino who126 words
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123 1968-12-24 12 CAPE TOWN*. Mon. <AFP> Mr. Bob Steyger. past President of the South African Waterski Association. said here late yesterday that South Africa would fight to the bitter end against an attempt by Sweden to ban her from the World Waterski Championships in Denmark next year123 words
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232 1968-12-24 12 ADELAIDE. Mon. (Reuter) Dashing West Indies batsman Clive Lloyd has only a 58-58 chance of playing in the second Test beginning in Melbourne on Thursday because of a badly bruised left forearm. This shock disclosure was made today by the touring232 words
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Article220 1968-12-24 12 ASPEN. Colorado. Mon. < UPI) Hard-charging Hank Kashiwa. 19. of Old Forge. New York won the men's giant slalom In Aspen on Sunday the second day of the three-day Alpine holiday classic. Kashiwa* combined time for two runs down the course on Aspen mountains Little220 words
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Article, Illustration448 1968-12-24 12 Mrs. Gwen Hewlett of Liverpool Is spending two months in Singapore with her son. Army Sergeant Keith Hewlett and her daughter-in-law Margaiet. It will be a real family Christmas for the Hewlett? for ’Dad’ Leading Seaman Bob Hewlett of the Royal Nary,448 words
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579 1968-12-24 12 MEXICO CITY, Mon. (UPI) An illnessweakened West German soccer squad, fighting desperately against a non-stop Me* xican siege, eked out a zero-zero tie on Sunday, ending their Latin American tour without a victory. The strain of the journey and the impact of579 words
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Article153 1968-12-24 12 MELBOURNE. Mon.' (Reuter) Two dropped catches and forty minutes play lost because of rain and bad light today cost Victoria outright points in their Sheffield Shield match against New South Wa es Victoria won on the first innings by 85 runs putting them second on153 words
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Article152 1968-12-24 12 CALCUTTA. Mon. (Reuter) Seventh seeded Martin Carlstein of Sweden won through easily Into the third round of the men's singles in the Asian International Lawn Tennis Championships at the South Club here todav The lanky, 26-year-old left-hander made short work of India s S S. Verma. winning152 words
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Advertisement124 1968-12-24 11 Eastern Sun Classified advertisement can be accepted at the following addresses: MONT DOR MILK BAR. Ngee Ann Building Singapore SS MUBARUK Brothers. 63. Bras Basah Road, gnd 2, Maiu Avenue. Serangoon Carden Estate. Singapore TAY BUAN CUAN LTD., SUPERMARKET. 83. East Coast Road. Singapore 15 Tel: *****9. HAMIEM STORE. 1419.124 words
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Miscellaneous927 1968-12-24 11 YOUR TV TODAY ;> TV SINGAPURA (CHANNEL 5) r M Pag Sumrr.arv in all Languages 2.05 Beia.nr-'.ah Bahasa Kebangsaan 210 Gigantor (Giant Cobra). 230 Guns of Timberland (Malay Subtitles): 400 freedom Isn't Free (Repeat) 420 Tom Jones Special: 3.00 Children's Dav Show (.Repeat' 3)50 Programme Summary; 5.55 Cartoon Corner 63$927 words
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Miscellaneous60 1968-12-24 12 TIME AND TIDE Penang:: 10.12 am. (1.7 ft). 3.0| a.m. (8.1 ft). Port Swettenham: 2.53 p.m. (2.5 ft). 9.13 pm. (15.5 ft). Port Dickson: 3.10 a.m. (1.3 ft). 9.35 p.m (8.8 ft). Singapore: 8.35 pm. <O.B ft). 1.31 pm (ltt.O i >. Sedili Kechil: 6.48 p.m. (1.0 ft). 1.20 a.m.60 words
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