Eastern Sun, 14 January 1969
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Title Section22 1969-01-14 1 SINGAPORE S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Eastern Sun Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 882 Tuesday, 14 January 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents22 words
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310 1969-01-14 1 T ON DON. Mon. (Feuter) Singapore's Prime Mnister J Lee Kuan Yew said yesterday he would be ashamed if people in Singapore were made to feel so unstable that they w n u il want to leave310 words
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Article34 1969-01-14 1 DIGNE. France Mon. (Reuter I A motorist here emptied his fire extinguisher on a blazing motorised bicycle only to have his own car destroyed by fire a few miles further on.34 words
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Article173 1969-01-14 1 TEL AVIV. Mon. (AFP)— Authoritative sources here today flatly denied Cairo and Amman reports that Israel was planning shortly to launch an attack against Arab commandos and Iraqi troops on the eastern bank of the River Jordan. The reports which appeared today in the Egyptian paper173 words
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Article43 1969-01-14 1 WASHINGTON. Mon (UPI) There will be lots of music and floats in Richard M. Nixon's two-and-a-half hour inaugural parade. Millions of Americans will watch on television as the parade moves down historic Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol to the White House.43 words
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298 1969-01-14 1 SAIGON. Mon. (Reuter) Daring Vietcong guerillas stormed Can Tho airfield In the Mekong Delta today and destroyed at least five 17.5. aircraft with satchel mines, informed American military sources revealed. The sources said the guerillas first shelled the airbase, nerve centre298 words
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220 1969-01-14 1 LONDON. Mon. (I'PI) Britain today rejected the idea of a major world money conference. Chancellor of the Exchequer Roy Jenkins said if it failed the international money crisis would be worse than before. Mr. Jenkins told the Commonwealth Prime Ministers’ Conference there would220 words
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Article86 1969-01-14 1 JAKARTA. Mon (Reuter) Seven people died and three others escaped unhurt when a truck travelling on a road believed to be inhabited by ghosts, plunged 150 feet into a river, according to reports reaching here. Local people at Tjirandang. about 60 miles south of Jakarta86 words
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Article74 1969-01-14 1 HONG KONG. Mon (UPI) —A Hong Kong newspaper reported today that antiMaoist forces attacked the citv of Swatow on Dec 21 and killed or wounded more than 100 soldiers and militiamen. The right-wing Sing Tao Jih Pao said the anti-Maoists sank a gunboat before they retreated from74 words
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Article, Illustration101 1969-01-14 1 LONDON. Mon. (AFP) Mr. S Rajaratnam Singapore Minister for Foreign Affairs and a member of the Singapore delegation to the current Commonwealth Prime Ministers' meeting, had a call at his London hotel today from the Ambassador of Southern Yemen. Mr. Ali Jaffer Mohamad Nasser, and the101 words
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Article119 1969-01-14 1 LONDON. Mon (l PI) Prime Minister* John Gorton of Australia and Keith Holynak of New Zealand conferred over lunrh today. Australian sources said they discussed defence problems after Britain's military pullout from Southeast Asia in 19*1. Australian External Affairs Minister Paul Hasluck also was present. The sources119 words
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254 1969-01-14 1 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew will put to the British Government this week a new plan to boo«t British investment in the island Republic, guaranteed by its sterling ha- 1 lances. Mr Lee here for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers254 words
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Article65 1969-01-14 1 BANGKOK. Mon. (Reuter) Thiee Thai students were seriously injured in a fight between rival student groups in a fight here last night, police reported today Felice said the fight started when a gicup of stuoents from the Kasetsart University intercepted three students of the That65 words
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Article, Illustration426 1969-01-14 1 OAXGKOK, Mon. (L'PI) Communist guerillas used mortars on Saturday for the first time in Thailand's three-year-old insurgency, attacking a Government patrol in mountains about 250 miles north of Bangkok, correspondents in the area reported today. But Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn. in426 words
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179 1969-01-14 1 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) British authorities todav counted the cost of yesterday’s street battles in London: Seventeen policemen injured, four of them seriously, 31 demonstrators arrested and dozens of broken windows in the South African Embassy. But the 1.300 policemen who pushed back and dispersed179 words
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Article73 1969-01-14 1 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) The Cunard cruise liner Carmania ran aground on San Salvador Island in the Bahamas last night, a Cunard spokesman said today. None of the 471 passengers, mostly American, was reported hurt. The spokesman said the 21.370-ton liner, on a Caribbean cruise from Port73 words
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Article68 1969-01-14 1 WOOLONGONG. Australia. Mon (Reuter) Labourer S:ephen Burke’s 20-year-old wife was so upset when he failed a breathalyser (alcohol content) driving test that she gace birth to a daughter the next day five weeks prematurely. Lawyer Edgar Beale told court here today. Stephen Burke. 22. was fined ASBO and68 words
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Article102 1969-01-14 1 JAKARTA. Mon (Reuter) Indonesia has requested a two-month postponement ol the implementation of Its border crossing agreement with Malaysia, not a one year postponement as reported in Kuala Lumpur. Malaysian Embassy sources said today. The sources said the earlier report was believed to have been based on a102 words
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Miscellaneous18 1969-01-14 1 LADIES DAY “Yes, dear don't lead with the right I understand bob and weave yes, dear yes, dear18 words
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Article, Illustration107 1969-01-14 2 Th<* Primp Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and the Foreign Minister Mr S. Rajaratnam. with the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Michael On the right is Singapore's High Commissioner to London Mr A. P. Rajah. Mr. Lee and Mr. Rajaratnam are now attending the Commonwealth Prime Ministers107 words
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145 1969-01-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian Minister for Transport, Tan Sri Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today hoped that with the addition of five Boeing 737 s to the Malaysia-Singapore Airlines fleet later this year "many things" in its service would be "put right Five new145 words
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95 1969-01-14 2 KUCHING Sarawak. Men Reuter) The chairman of the Opposition Sarawak National Party. Dato Kalong Ningkan. today urged the Malaysian Central Government to show understanding and sympathy towards his party policies, “Malaysia will find in our multi-racial party, a loyalty second to none If only95 words
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Article, Illustration686 1969-01-14 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore hopes that in the not too distant future she will become a major supplier of various types of consumer goods to ECAFE countries. This was stated by Mr. Tang See Chim. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry for Finance and head686 words
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228 1969-01-14 2 OAKLAND.. California Mon <UPI> Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation, one of the United States largest aluminum producers. yesterday announced price increases on primary aluminum ingots and other products ranging from 3 9 to 5 per cent. The increases were the latest m a series228 words
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Article63 1969-01-14 2 STOCKHOLM. Mon (UPI) —Sweden will open an embassy in Kuala Lumpur to handle Swedish relations with Malaysia. Foreign Minister Mr. Torsten Nilsson announced in his budget report to Parliament today. The Embassy will be headed by a Charge d'Affaires reporting to the Swedish Ambassador63 words
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Article, Illustration30 1969-01-14 2 THE fire which destroyed part of a furniture shop at 4½ mile Jalan Klang, Kuala Lumpur, shortly before midnight on Sunday. Total damage was estimated at $40,000. Eastern Sun picture.— Eastern Sun picture. - 30 words
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Article, Illustration331 1969-01-14 2 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The death of taxi driver. Giam Chin Chye, whose body was found among some bushes off 11 ms Jurong Road yesterday, has puzzied his family. Giam was reported missing a week ago. His taxi, with its engine running was found at De331 words
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53 1969-01-14 2 JAKARTA Mon. (Reuter) —The Second Secretary of the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta. Enche Abdul Latif bin Hussain, last night married an Indonesian girl. Miss Sjoeaenah Wiriaatmadja, in Bandung. West Java The Malaysian Ambassador. Tan Sri Ya’acob bin Abdul Latiff. will hold a reception tomorrow night to53 words
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348 1969-01-14 2 BUTTERWORTH. Mon. The Officer Commanding the British Royal Air Force in Penang. M ing Commander. F. R. Pusey today emphasised the air defence system in Malaysia must be linked with its counterpart in Singapore for a complete defence system for both terri- tories. “Since348 words
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169 1969-01-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.—Communist elements subverting students have been discovered in three Govern-ment-aided primary schools and seven private secondary Chinese schools, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. disclosed today. He told the Dewan Ra ayat that 57 students and “a few teachers” were arrested in169 words
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Article192 1969-01-14 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. —Tonight is a memorable night for leaning Hong Kong film actress. Miss Lily Ho to spend in Singapore. It so happened today is her birthday and she was given a big surprise by Shaw Organisation in Singapore and her colleagues who threw a192 words
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Article, Illustration1210 1969-01-14 3 LUMPUR, Mon. An Opposition alleged in the Dewan Ra'ayat today a u* aebt, every man, woman and child in this country, now had to pay $25.66 each towards servicing the debt for this year. Speaking during the debate on the 51,925 Supply1,210 words
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132 1969-01-14 3 Eastern Sun picture shows the chairman of the SATA Donation Draw. -Mrs. Miranda Eu congratulating Mr. Sim See Joon. manager of Poh Heng Goldsmith, the winner of the first prize a 55.000 car after she had handed over the keys of the car to Mr. Sim Looking on is SATA's132 words
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187 1969-01-14 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The United States’ Catholic Relief Services will spend more than $3 million on its programmes in Malaysia this year. th e Director of the Services, Sir Robert J. Fieischman said today. One of the programmes would be the provision187 words
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Article123 1969-01-14 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A UNESCO agricultural science expert attached to the ecurat.oral. planning and research division of the Ministry of Education died at his house here last night. The late Mr Stanley W Ne.son leaves behind a widow and three children. The UNESCO Chief of123 words
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91 1969-01-14 3 SINGAPORE Mon. (UPI) Four Japanese destroyers will make a goodwill visit to Singapore and Malaysia in November, a Japanese Embassy spokesman said today. He said details of the visit had yet to be finalised. The Japanese destroyers not immediately identified, are expected to visit the91 words
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Article56 1969-01-14 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The First Sudanese Ambassador designate to Malaysia. Syed Amin Magzoub Abdoun. will present his credentials to Ihe Yang di-Pertuan Agong at the Istana Negara here on Wednesday. Syed Amin, who is also Sudan s Ambassador to India, met the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun56 words
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Article27 1969-01-14 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The North Indian Hindu Association here will hold its annual general meeting on Jan. 19 at 2 p.m. at 47 Cuff Road here.27 words
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Article, Illustration295 1969-01-14 3 SINGAPORE, Mon "Miss Tourism Singapura 1969", Miss Rosalind Ong, was today thoroughly briefed by Mr. Woon Wah Siang, chairman of Jurong Town Corporation, on the Republic's industrial development. Mr. Woon said former “Miss Tourism Singapura” representatives had publicised other aspects ol Singapore but295 words
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301 1969-01-14 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Police are looking for a man who swindled a housewife of $l5O worth of Jewellery after telling her that it was to be used as bail for her husband who had been detained. Che Fatimah binte Omar, whose husband. Enche Talib301 words
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66 1969-01-14 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The chairman of the Kuala Lumpur Tourist Association. Mr. A.J.M. Ruiter. todav welcomed the government move to seek the services of consultants in Europe the United Stales. Australia and Japan in its bid to attract tourists here He said it was a66 words
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102 1969-01-14 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaysian artists are planning to hold exhibitions of their works in various countries, including Japan and Australia, this year, the Assistant Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Ungku Mohsein, said today. He told Dewan Ra’ayat that such exhibitions would help102 words
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Article76 1969-01-14 3 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. Two youths brandishing revolves held up four female factory workers here this afternoon and robbed them of SI.OOO. Shortly after 2 p.m.. the youths stormed into the office of the Paramount Plastics Limited at Jalan Cheras here and confronted the four workers.76 words
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Article61 1969-01-14 3 SINGAPORE. Mon A police detective was accidentally shot by his own revolver today at the Police Cantonment at Mount Vernon during a practice. His condition was reported as "not serious”. The detective was running along when his revolver fell off his holster As it fell to61 words
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Advertisement245 1969-01-14 3 Mf CICCM.TT STOPS ULCER WtldtN CJ PAINS EAST Methylmethioninesulfonium Chloride (M.M.S.C) has been proved by eminent research authorities in USA. (Stanford University Medical Bulletin 1955 P. 204) to be an extraordinary substance found in the ordinary household cabbage and when taken regularly not only helps heal gastric ulcers, but also245 words
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405 1969-01-14 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Some 2.500 students will be admitted to the Republic's various industrial training centres and vocational institutions by April this year. This was stated today by Dr. Lee Chi aw Meng. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education, after he had405 words
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253 1969-01-14 4 SINGAPORE. Mon —The Photographic Society of Singapore has urged its members to adhere to the “no-litter” policy of the government. In urging for this, the society recalled the times when an outing invaded a locale and left in a state of confusion with bushes trampled,253 words
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Article242 1969-01-14 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Major General D. G T. Horsford will be the new General Officer Commanding Headquarters 17 Division/Malaya District, and Major General Brigade of Gurkhas from Jan. 16. -He takes over the new appointment from Major General A. G. Patterson who will be leaving242 words
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159 1969-01-14 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Education and Defence Ministries are now studying how to use the Terendak Camp in Malacca after the British Government has handed It over to Malaysia. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. told Dewan Ra'ayat this morning159 words
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Article, Illustration212 1969-01-14 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Housewives often dislike washing clothings and tablecloths with stains. But now they can sigh with relief when faced with such a task. Recently available in the market here 16 a new enzymeaction discovery called Bio-Ad. a stain remover. Here to launch the promotion212 words
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Article144 1969-01-14 4 HONG KONG. Mon. (UPI) —The appointment of an Asian as governor of the British crown colony of Hong Kong was proposed yesterday by Mr. Ma Man-Fai. executive secretary of the United Nations association of Hong Kong Speaking on television Mr Ma said “a governor appointed144 words
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Article65 1969-01-14 4 BAGHDAD. (Reuter) The Danish Charge d’Affaires in Baghdad has been declared persona non grata and ordered ou l of the country, the Iraqi Foreign Ministry announced tooay The spokesman added that the Foreign Minister Mr Abdel-Karim Al-Sheikhly. had cabled hit Danish counterpart stressing that the measure was65 words
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Article473 1969-01-14 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. All male Singapore cltiaens born betwren April 1 and June 30. 1951. must present themselves for an examination at the Central Manpower Base. Kallang The examination will comprise both a medical examination and a written aptitude test followed by an Interview. Regardless of473 words
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158 1969-01-14 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaysia had strengthened her defence forces In Sabah since the Sabah dispute, the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. said today. He assured the Dewan Ra'ayat that Britain under the present defence agreement, would come to Malaysia’s aid *'lf we are158 words
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Article, Illustration193 1969-01-14 4 SINGAPORE. Mon Tiglii security piecauwons were in force today when more than S 3 million worth of watches and jewellery arrive aboard en MSA aircraft from Hong Kong at t’aj.i Lebar International anpart this afternoon. Ine cargo, according to a MSA spokesman,— Eastern Sun picture. - 193 words
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Article261 1969-01-14 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Federal Court today dismissed an appeal against sentence by a hawker. Koh Song Mong. 29. Koh was sentenced to eight years' imprisonment by the High Court last year when ne was found guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to murder for causing261 words
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Article154 1969-01-14 4 SINGAPORE. Mon Two new Britten Norman Islanders aircraft which arrived here recently have been put Into operation by Malavsla-Singapore Airlines on rural air services in East Malaysia from today A third aircraft will arrive n mid-February and augmented services will be introduced by March 3154 words
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Article93 1969-01-14 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A Queen's Counsel. Edward Lucas Gardener was admitted to the Singapore Bar today by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah Mr. Gardener will argue the appeal for Kao Chia Jen who was convicted by a lower court of a total of 49 charges93 words
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Article29 1969-01-14 4 CAIRO. (Reuter) Egypt has expressed deep appreciation of President d# Gaulle s derision to impose a total embargo on arms and military spare parts shipments to Israel.29 words
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Article, Illustration580 1969-01-14 4 /'MIOPIN'S Concerto Well P’a.ved at the Conference Hall last Friday by Local P<ano Teacher Cheung Mun Chit with the Very remarkable 35-mem-her National Orchestra conducted bv Leone Yoon Pin (.Mathew) who supported her with inch to Inch graciousness. The programme was delightfully light and enjoyable. The580 words
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342 1969-01-14 4 SINGAPORE. Mon —The Hua VI Government Chinese Middle School in Margaret Drive is to raise $250.4)00 to build a «ui*ab> playing fle'd and to expand its school hall. Heading the fund-rfisir.g campaign will bfi the schofil advisory committee set un last year with Mr Ng342 words
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Article181 1969-01-14 4 KUALA. LUMPUR. Mon A squatter need not have to be evicted if he can pre-e that he has been occupying a house for at least a year before a quit notice Is served rn him. the Minister of Local Government and Housing Mr. Khaw181 words
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Article149 1969-01-14 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A Japanese Colombo Plan expert in the field of immunology will arrive here next month to work r in the division of filariasis research of the Institute of Medical Research for three years He i* Dr. Junzo Kobayasht. head of the Department of149 words
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Miscellaneous28 1969-01-14 4 abu By LIM KOK WING NQU GETJHIS THROUGH) rj NATHAN'S DENTAL SURGERY \—UF YOU HURT HER AGAIN IIL KICK 1 1 YOU AGAIN!! HEAD OF YOURS. IX isJq_28 words
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Article686 1969-01-14 5 FRANKFURT. (Reuter) l inters Benedikte of Denmark g-ive birth to a son at the LnWersity Clinic here on Suncay The baby weighed 6.4 pounds NEW DELHI, (AFP) About 300 villagers attacked a government run family planning centre yes erday at Chitin the North Indian State of Uttar Pradesh. 350686 words
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224 1969-01-14 5 Robert Taylor - By Robert Taylor BASLE, Mon. (Reuter) Western Central Bankers today continued their search for ways to stop speculators from making huge profits out of flights of "hot money" across international frontiers. But Informed sources said considerable difficulties remained to be ironed out in224 words
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Article129 1969-01-14 5 BLACKBOI'RTON. England Mon. (Reuter) A pedigree Siamese cat called Gigi was recovering from an operation today with the blood of a scruffy black stray pumping through her aristocratic veins. And Cuddles, the cat that broke through the class barrier to save Gigi's life was being recommended for an129 words
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Article98 1969-01-14 5 LONDON, Mon (Reuter) One hundred Commonwealth law students last night protested there was racial discrimination in London's four Inns of Court where they hoped to qualify as barristers. They marched to Downing Street and presented a memorandum of complaints at British Premier Harold Wilson’s home. This98 words
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150 1969-01-14 5 AUCKLAND, Mon. (Reuter) A New Zealand surgeon who performed a hole-in-the-heart operation on a young Malaysian boy here 15 months ago does not believe the boy's death on Saturday was caused by tissue rejection as apparently thought by doctors in Malaysia. The boy.150 words
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Article115 1969-01-14 5 LOS ANGELES, i Reuter) Charges that Italian department teachers swapped good marks for dates with rirl students are to be investigated tomorrow at the Los Angeles campus of California university. A report in the university newspaper, the Daily Bruin, charged that girl students who115 words
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Article112 1969-01-14 5 BENEVENTO Italy, (Reuter) A poiice officer took out his pistol and fired seven shots at his mother-in-law and wife when he returned home tired from night duty only to be told to go out and buy some cooking oil. police said Fellow-officers arrested Vincenzo Viscione. 38. after112 words
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147 1969-01-14 5 CANBERRA. Mon. (UPI) Australia's future commit-1 ments in Vietnam are considered uncertain following re-1 ports that 60,000 American troops may be withdrawn from the war area. The Minister for Defence Allen Fairhall. wnose department is the key planner" for Vietnam participation wou d147 words
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70 1969-01-14 5 HONG KONG. Mon (UPI) Kg Ho-Bun. Hong Kong's first kidney transplant patient. sat up in bed for the first time today since a kidney of a 19-year-old girl was transplanted last Thursday. Doctors said the 39-year-old ferry company employee was In satisfactory condition70 words
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Article73 1969-01-14 5 SANTO DOMINGO. Mon (UPI) Former Dominican Army Chief Gen. Elias Wessm Y. Wessln returned home with government permission yesterday to end more than three years political exile in Miami. Wessin. who led the military overthrow of former leftist president Juan Bosch In 1963 and was himself expelled by73 words
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61 1969-01-14 5 FLAG INCIDENT: Men Men tified as experienced mountaineers lan Middlehurst, 25. and Jon Coles. 27. are questioned by London Police after they scaled building and hoisted the Cnion Jack atop Rhodesia House on Jan. 12. A friend said the men did it because they felt it was “about time" the— UPI Photo - 61 words
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Article236 1969-01-14 5 LOS DON, Mon. (AFP) A call to resettle, the entire African population of Rhodesia elsewhere in Africa was made yesterday to the Commonwealth Prime Ministers. The suggestion came from the Middle East African League, which cited "precarious nature of the race situation in Rhodesia.” Secretary236 words
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Article315 1969-01-14 5 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) —The Commonwealth heads of government con- j ference. having so farj avoided a crisis over Rhodesia. prepares to tackle tradp, aid and other economic issues today. No rows are forecast but the delegates from the 28 nations are certain to take a315 words
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Article209 1969-01-14 5 HONG KONG. Mon (UPI) The minl-sklrted girl said she came to visit a friend, but she couldn't explain why she carried seven skeleton keys and brought a coolie who told police he was hired by her to carry a safe. Which was why the girl. 21. was209 words
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351 1969-01-14 5 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Britain is being urged by her Commonwealth partners in Southeast Asian defence to keep a token torce in the Far East after December 1971 the date set for a total British military evacuation. But there are no signs351 words
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Article222 1969-01-14 5 PARIS 'TALKS’ PARIS. Mon (Reuter) American and North Vietnamese diplomats met privately here last night hut failed again to agree on arrangements that would permit th«> next phase of the stalled Vietnam peace talks to get under way. The stumbling block remained the seating arrangements for en222 words
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Article79 1969-01-14 5 BLOOMINGTON. Indiana. Mon (UPI) Dr. Vaclav p-ominent Indiana University mathematician who won recognition for his solution of Albert Einstein’s unified field theory died on Saturday. He was 74. Hlatavy was born in Czechoslovakia and studied throughout Europe before becoming elected to Czech parliament in 1948. He left79 words
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Article93 1969-01-14 5 LONDON, Mon.(Reuter) Shoals of tiny fish threatened to close a nuclear power station on England's east coast over the weekend. Thousands of the four-inch-long sprats were trapped in the filters of the cooling system of Sizewell Power Station, one of the largest in the world. A93 words
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165 1969-01-14 5 MANILA. Mon. (AFP) Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos flew to Camp Olivas in nearby Pampanga province yesterday and personally interrogated a teenaged Huk girl captured in last week's bloody encounter with government forces. Fifteen-year -old Marietta Cagang-Parungao told th® president that according td Information from165 words
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Article64 1969-01-14 5 SHIMIZU. Japan. (UPI) A 30-tor. tuna fishing boat sank in stormy seas early today and by noon resuce crafts had recovered the bodies of eight of its 15 crewmen One survivor w-as plucked out of the icy waters. The maritime safety agency said the crew64 words
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Article36 1969-01-14 5 ALGIERS. (Reuter) Seven people were killed and 49 injured today when a coach taking soccer fans to a football match plunged off a bridge in Constantine. Eastern Algeria, the Algerian news agency reported-36 words
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Article150 1969-01-14 6 THE Japanese Foreign Ministry Is planning to boost its assistance to Southeast Aslan countries. With this object, it is raising the quantum of aid available for the year from 300 mil. yen to 1,560 mil. yen (over 13 mil. Singapore dollars). This is a five-fold increase. Japanese150 words
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285 1969-01-14 6 (UPI) Admiral George W. Anderson said -IV Sunday that the Soviet Union has built a modern navy “second only to the United States at the present time.” Anderson, former Chief of U.S. Naval Operations also said the Soviet Union is determined “to extend its— (UPI) - 285 words
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Article281 1969-01-14 6 (Reuter). THE Washington Post said today the recent T? 0^ ie i XT 0 supporting four-power backing United Nations mediation efforts toward a Middle East peace should receive serious attention from the United States. In an editorial, the newspaper said that e *E ssen^ about the— (Reuter). - 281 words
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1520 1969-01-14 6 Mik Feinsilber - By Mik Feinsilber WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI) —President-elect Richard M. Nixon was presented on Thursday with a 620 page book of expert and predominantly gloomy advice warning that he will be powerless to do much good for America if the Vietnam wo/1,520 words
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Article444 1969-01-14 6 ROBKRT HART - By ROBKRT HART FRA.NKFI'RT, Mon. (Reuter) Frankfurt financial U* P weil?H >St Gern an F; 15 having to pay the price for its wealth —a record crime rate. Prostitutes crowd the streets and bars around the main railway station Rob- bery is rampant and confidence444 words
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Article128 1969-01-14 6 Why Output Is Low —Nhan Dan HANOI, Mon. (AFP) The party paper Nhan Dan today cabled for speedy measures to eliminate production gaps in certain unspecified sectors of the North Vietnamese economy to ensure the completion of ihe 1969 State plan. The paper complained that in certain areas of the128 words
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Article154 1969-01-14 6 LONDON. Mon (AFP) Sue.en's decision to recognise North Vietnam and to es sblish diplomatic relations With the Hanoi Government was sharply criticised recently by “The Scotsman” in an editorial which said: “This latest development would be of little importance, were it not for :he fact that154 words
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Article77 1969-01-14 6 PARIS. Mon (UPI) An association of British journals s working in Paris announce on Sunday they had cabled Chinese officials demanding the release of Anthony Grey, the Reuter's correspondent under house arrests in Peking since Augus* 1967. The Paris branch of the British National Union77 words
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Article703 1969-01-14 6 WASHINGTON, Mon. (t'PI) Wilson was the most impressive as a person. Roosevelt in his methods Coolidge was a tease and harding was in awe of the office. Truman was the most tolerant of criticssm and 1 Johnson the vainest of all. I These are703 words
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630 1969-01-14 6 JEAN RAFFAELLI - By JEAN RAFFAELLI MOSCOW, Mon. (AFP) Maoism ha* won (for the moment) in China, where a “military-bureaucratic” regime has taken over from a decimated communist party such is the verdict of the party newspaper Pravda and the whole Soviet press. In630 words
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Article81 1969-01-14 6 NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) Samuel Gioradno, 44. New York Hospital’s third heart transplant patient, died yesterday of a lung ailment at New York Hospital. Giaradno had received tho heart of a wealthv builder, Thomas Frouge. who died a week ato of a massive brain81 words
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Article74 1969-01-14 6 TEL AVIV. Mon. (UPI) A high ranking Israe i Defence Official said last mgnt the French embargo on arms sales to Israel may prove to be a ‘blessing in disguise.” Mr. Moshe Kashti. director general of the Defence Ministry was addressing the opening session of the first74 words
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Article48 1969-01-14 6 MANILA. Mon. (AFP) Philippine government agents seized 500 seedlings of Marijuana in a weekend raid on a 100-square-metre Marijuana L, arm on a mountain-top in 4ambale s province, northwest of Manila. o.JoL seedlings were worth 250.000 pesos (U 5562,500) press reports here said.48 words
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Article46 1969-01-14 6 MOSCOW, Mon. (UPI) The Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda on Sunday criticised the Commonwealth meeting in London ond said if host Prime MinisHarold WllEon ot Bri am ,i.V* chan 8« his conciliatory aUtude toward Rhodesia, anconference should b« held on the issue46 words
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Article48 1969-01-14 6 BUDAPEST. Mon. (UPI) ine Hungarian newspaper Nnszava branded the US. L ar g 5 mes in We *t Ge.many ad venturism” on Sunday d said Bonn would have to renounce such exercises if it r d to im Prove rela iona Europe 0 ommu D 15 Eastern48 words
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578 1969-01-14 7 T ONDON, Mon. (UPI) The out ook for gold is described as "cloudy" un ln 1, e ann ual circular of Mocatta and Goldsmid, leading London bullion dealers associated with Ham jros Bank. They said the "two-tier system now has been operating satisrac only578 words
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334 1969-01-14 7 ERUSSELS, Mon (Reut:./ France's new trade agreement with the Soviet Union has highlighted the considerable difficulties facing the European Economic Community’s plan to set up a common trading policy for the six member states next year. Under the Community's Treaty of Rome, all trade334 words
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Article189 1969-01-14 7 JAKARTA. Mon. (AFP) Indonesia expects to achieve gelf-sufficiency in rice by 1973 for the first time in recent history, Agriculture Minister Mr. Thojib Hadiwidjaja said here today. Mr. Thojib told a press confetence that the government's plan to boost rice output from tne 102189 words
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Article168 1969-01-14 7 LONDON Mon. (UPI) Japan today won the "Lombard" Oscar award for 1968 from the Financial Time* for the best all-round economic performance among the advanced countries Respected banking and finance commentator C Gordon Tether, who writes under the nom-de-plume of Lombard in the business newspaper, makes168 words
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Article33 1969-01-14 7 LONDON, Mon. (UPI) Tin was steady with sales of 260 tons. Spot buyers 1372 sellers 1374 business 1374 1373 Three months buyers 1379 sellers 1380 busiress 1380 1379. Settlement 137433 words
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Article90 1969-01-14 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The fallowing ships are expected to be in port today: (lodowns Vessels 12 Laos 3/4 Sou hern Prince 6 7 Centaur P 9 Patna Bakke 10/11 Shoryu Maru IS/18 Priam 18 Jhelum 1° Van Noort 21/22 Central Master 2324 Kyoshu Maru 25 Kimania 28 Shunwa90 words
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163 1969-01-14 7 LONDON. Mon. (UPI) Prices of silver over the last year again have been dominated by speculators, according to Mocatta and Goldsmid in their annual review. “As a result, price fluctuations have again been very large, reaching a high of 259 pence an ounce (2.59163 words
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Article221 1969-01-14 7 Rubber Down Cent SINGAPORE. Mon January first grade rubber I buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 58 cents per !b., down of a cent from previous close. The tone of the market was quiet and slightly easier. Rubber Association of Singapore and Malaysian Rubber221 words
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198 1969-01-14 7 HONG KONG. Mon <AFP( Technical innovation* have increased the output of Peking's vlnylon plant by 62 per cent, the official New China News Agency claimed yesterday. This was achieved through improved processes of fila-ment-spinning and heat treatment, followed by a series of198 words
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94 1969-01-14 7 JAKARTA. Mon (AFP) The Directorate General of State Plantations announced tre ay that it had signed agreements to build five crumb rubber fartones. The factories will have a processing capacity of 1.500tons or crumb rubber per month They will be built by PT Hapims94 words
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Article88 1969-01-14 7 SINGAPORE. Mon Two overseas directors of Caldbeck MacGregor ana Company Ltd., wi.l visit Malaysia and Singapore this month. They are Mr. J.J. Darby from Hong Kong and Mr. G B New from Japan. They will hold discussions and inspect the company's offices re ently opened at88 words
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Article1335 1969-01-14 7 Stock Mart Opens Quiet Easier SINGAPORE. Mon.—The market opened today after the weekend quiet and easier. The same trend of buying and selling like the previous two weeks continued with interests being shifted to new counters. The main feature today was on B. Nuts which registered ten-point jump to 51.921,335 words
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Article162 1969-01-14 7 TOKYO. Mon (Reuter) A planned merger of two Japanese banks that would have created the worlds fourth-largest bank, has been called off. It was announced today. The Dat-Ichl Bank said It had dropped a plan for a merger with the Mitsubishi Bank. The merger would have162 words
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Article98 1969-01-14 7 BANGKOK, Mon (Reuter) Thailand exported about 245.000 tons of natural rubber last year —about 30.000 tons more than in 1907, according to Dr. Sawaeng Kulthongkam. Under-secretary of Agriculture. Dr. Sawaeng told reporters that 229.000 tons of rubber were exported in the first 11 months last year.98 words
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Article82 1969-01-14 7 KL'RASHIKI. Japan. Mon. (Reuter) A new blast furnace. claimed to be the world's jargest. was kind ed today by the Kawasaki Steel Corporation. The No. 2 blast furnace of the Muzushima plant has an internal capacity of 2.705 cubic metres and can produce 0,000 tons of82 words
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Article79 1969-01-14 7 HONG KONG. Mon. (UPI) —Money quotations Hor.g Kong dollars 8.1025 per U.S. dollar. Hong Kong do'lars 6.1175 per US. dollar TT Hong Kong dollars 14.51 per pound sterling. Hong Kong dollars 314.0 per tael of gold 94 5 per cent fineness. Hong Kong dollars 163.2 per 10,00079 words
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Article597 1969-01-14 7 YOUR SHARES—UP-DOWN—UNC H ANGED SINGAPORE Stock fct* change sold and other prlies nlTlrially listed at the close Of business INDUSTRIALS B A* ACM A 2 A3 2 41 B» n n 2.95 HornfO 195 fM'| 1 90 191 < *ugar AIM i h; < hem.cal I n 1 81 1597 words
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213 1969-01-14 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Japan A;r Lines has announced the i establishment of "JALPAK Tours Company Limited.” a new subsidiary or JAL This new subsidiary, “JALPAK Tours Company Limited". Mr T Takenaka. Regional Manager of Japan Air Lines. Singapore. said, was to encourage and boost213 words
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Article47 1969-01-14 7 s i)|P«UI,3 (It 1 (it: i U\ pun 1 11MUI J'«* Ml UP\E|»|\ sr. i fill pull -1 glll\B« Jil l n t VO 1 VJ)HllpU| U.MUIIIO > «H|J. *u«»M 3u«»H pu; an Of l it i 11 r <|\ UP\K|K|\ pUUJ.K <l\ UB»K|B|\ WH < ,*JUd tJjlKUBIVt47 words
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Article133 1969-01-14 7 SINGAPORE, Mon The n«»«>n price* at the Singapore t hlne-e Produce Luhante today are:— Buyer seller Loronnt Oil (1 (> B i Bulk 52 00 1 hi it (Ml (1 O B i lirutn 54.50 Loom* 1 uurj Mixed J2 50 Muntok White Pepper it o B > »(j%133 words
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Article131 1969-01-14 7 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI) A spokesman for the Jaran Feed Traders Association (JFTA) today dismissed as groundless a charge by the Thailand’s Board of Trade (BOT) that Japane-e traners tried to force Thai maize traders sell at prices below the world market. "The so-called world pne# was131 words
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Article16 1969-01-14 7 SINGAPORE Mon Tha tin price for today was $.580.37$ per picul, up 52.12 C.16 words
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234 1969-01-14 8 SAIGON, Mon. (UPI) Gen. Creighton W. Abrams said today a reduction in number of U.S. troops in Vietnam appears "inevitable," but it is too soon to tell when a cutback will beou'.. The U.S. military commander said the decision to reduce American234 words
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Article85 1969-01-14 8 LONDON. Mon (AFP) The Daily Express said in an editorial today that "The British people have had enough of being lectured by Afro-Asian politicians on immigration, on Rhodesia, on their ••duty” to the underdeveloped world. “Britain pours out £2oom a year in dole to backward nations”,85 words
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Article126 1969-01-14 8 BRISBANE, Australia. Mon. (UPI) An American diving team from the Academy of Natural Sciences. Philadelphia, has found three cannon jettisoned by Captain Cook in 1770. The discovery of the cannon, as well as some rock and iron ballast, was confirmed today. Salvage operations are being organised126 words
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79 1969-01-14 8 MANILA. Mon. (UPD—The Philippines is scheduled to sign a nuclear co-operation agreement with Israel tomorrow. Foreign Secretary Carlos P Romuio told newsmen today the agreement calls for co-operation between the two countries on “the peaceful and constructive use of the atom Asked about79 words
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Article99 1969-01-14 8 PRINCETON, New Jersey. Mon. (Reuter) Women are to be admitted for the first time to America’s 223-year-old Princeton University. Dr. Robert F. Goheen, President of the University, said plans to Implement the trustees’ decision, taken yesterday would be ready within a few months, but it was99 words
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Article27 1969-01-14 8 SEOUL, Mon (UPD—Four persons were killed last night when a taxicab and a passing train collided at a Seoul railroad crossing.27 words
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Article206 1969-01-14 8 SUNOL, California, Mon. (UPI) Two hold-up men kidnapped the manager of the Sunol Valley Golf and Country Club yesterday and forced him at gunpoint to open a safe containing gate receipts and personal belongings of players in the $50,000 Alameda Open. One of the kidnap-robbery206 words
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Article76 1969-01-14 8 MOSCOW. Mon. (UPl>—The Soviet news agency Tass. which rarely reports crime news, took disapproving note of the crime rate In Washington. DC. “By number of crimes the American capital ranks first not only among U.S. cities, but among cities of many other countries.” Tass said. “Despite the fact76 words
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Article33 1969-01-14 8 SINGAPORE. Mon The Tamils Representative Council here will hold a Tamils Festival to promote national solidarity and unity tomorrow at 630 pm at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Empress Place.33 words
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Article, Illustration24 1969-01-14 8 Concrete tribars are used on the island of Manui in Hawaii to quell mountainous waves. The blocks cast on site weighs 35-50 tons each.24 words
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347 1969-01-14 8 NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) Col. Frank Borman says that spending USS 24 billion to put a man on the moon was “technical life insurance for the future of this country. The astronaut, in network television interview with fellow space347 words
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Article62 1969-01-14 8 MANILA. Mon (UPI) Unidentified assassins ambushed and killed five men. including a town mayor, yesterday as they walked away from a cock-fight, the Philippine Constabulary reported today. Mayor Gabriel Bientipo. 50. of San Juan. Abra province, some 200 miles northeast of Manila, was the third mayor62 words
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186 1969-01-14 8 BELFAST, Northern Ireland. Mon. (AFT) Twenty-four people were appearing in court in the small town of Newry today on charges arising out of the weekend’s violent clashes there as Roman Catholic civil rights leaders vowed to continue their battle for equality in Protestant-ruled186 words
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154 1969-01-14 8 YOKOSUKA. Japan. Mon 'UPI) The USS Plunger docked here today without Incident despite protests by the Communist and Socialist parties that the American nuclear-powered submarine is a radioactive menace. The Plunger tossed out Its first line at 9 54 am. several154 words
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Article104 1969-01-14 8 ST LOUIS Missouri. Mon (UPI) A strike at the Mc-Donnell-Douglas aircraft plant, which would bring a halt to all production on the Phantom F-4 jet. was approved yesterday by some 13.500 machinists A company spokesman said the strike would bring a halt to all production of104 words
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Article87 1969-01-14 8 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI). A U.S air force fighter bomber crashed into a mountain last night killing its two-man crew’ and plunging 10.000 houses into darkness The F-4C Phantom bomber jet cut a high-voltage transmission line when it hit a f ores t covered mountain west of87 words
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Article54 1969-01-14 8 SYDNEY, Mon (UPI) Striking Trans-Australian Airlines (T.A.A.) ground staff in Sydney decided today to stay out on strike, and to meet again tomorrow. This is in direct defiance of an order made last Saturday by Commonw’ealth Conciliator John Gough in Melbourne that the men must54 words
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Article99 1969-01-14 8 NEW YORK, Mob (UPI) A group of about 30 Israeli students, carrying an American and an Israeli flag, demonstrated yesterday In Dont of the French consulate general here There was no Incident Some of the students were carrying signs saving. “J’Arcuse" 'I accuse) and “Celul Qui a99 words
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Article93 1969-01-14 8 TUNIS Mon (Reuter) A controversy about whether women should wear trousers Is raging in Tunisia, threatening to divide families and turn wives against their husbands. It was started by the women's page of the newspaper. L’Action. which claimed that trousers did not prevent women remaining93 words
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Article71 1969-01-14 8 TEL AVIV, Mon <AFP> Dr Hermann Abs. influential international financier and president of the West German ‘Deutsche Bank”, arrived here today for a one week visit as a guest of the Israeli government He will have meetings with Israeli president Zalman Shazar. Premier Levi Eshkol.71 words
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Article102 1969-01-14 8 TORONTO, Mon. (Reuter) Artist John Leach cut a fig leaf out of linoleum and stuck it on his charcoal drawing of a reclining nude. “Lady Jane,” when police ordered the picture to be removed from an art gallery window here. Mr. Leach objected that it was102 words
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311 1969-01-14 8 SANTA BARBARA, California, Mon. (UPI) Prominent American and Japanese statesmen will Hold private talks here next week aimed at creating more flexible attitudes toward mainland China on the parts of both countries. U.S. participants in the talks to be hosted by the311 words
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368 1969-01-14 8 LOS ANGELES. Mon (UPI) The trial of Sirhan B. Sirhan entered its second week today and not once during the legal manoeuvrings has the name of the man he is charged with murdering been mentioned in open court. But the name368 words
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169 1969-01-14 8 BANGKOK. Mon. (UPI) Police today were searching for three men in the fatal scabbing and strangulation of a tattooed Chinese murderess body was found stuffed into a hotel bathtub late on Saturday night. Officers said the body was found by a room boy169 words
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61 1969-01-14 8 SEOUL, Mon. (UPl)—The South Korean Foreign Ministry has instructed the Korean embassy in Washington to look into reports that two Korean students were aboard a Peruvian plane hijacked to Cuba on Saturday. The ministry said that it also instructed the embassy to take proper61 words
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Article62 1969-01-14 8 Closer DutchLibyan Trade Ties TRIPOLI. Mon. (AFP) Dutch Foreign Minister Joseph Luns left here today for Senegal after a four-day visit to Libya. Dr. Luns was accompanied by a team of advisers A Joint Llbyan-Nether-lands communique issued here after the departure of the Dutch group said ways of mutual co-operation62 words
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42 1969-01-14 8 BANGKOK. Mon (UPI) Riot police were called out early yesterday to break up what nearly turned into a pitched battle between students of Kasetsart University and Thai Suriya Engineering School Three students were reported seriously injured.42 words
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54 1969-01-14 8 INAUGURAL PARADE REHEARSAL: In a rehearsal of the inaugural parade on Sunday the automobile simulating the one in which President Nixon will be riding, passes the presidential reviewing stand in front of the White House. President Nixon, Vice-President Agnew and members of their parties will view the President from this— UPI radiophoto. - 54 words
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299 1969-01-14 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. A 16-year-old cook who promised h>s father that he would join him for dinner last night failed to turn up. He was later found lying on a pavement at Miri Road, bleeding profusely from a chest wound. The cook. Arumugam299 words
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Article205 1969-01-14 9 BANGKOK, Mon (Reuter) Thai Prime Minister, Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn today lashed out at a Thallanguage newspaper run by the brother of his political opponent. In an angry voice. Marshal Thanom told a press conference that he was not afraid of a coup d'etat or205 words
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Article73 1969-01-14 9 WASHINGTON. Mon. (Reuter) A youth dance which vis to have been held in a f hurhan synagogue here was tnnsferred to a private house —and §p escaped a homh blast that caused USSIS9.MD damage to the building. a synagogue spokesman said. No one was hurt in73 words
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Article47 1969-01-14 9 CARACAS. Venezuela Mon fßeuter) An international symposium on heart transplants. sponsored by the Venezuelan medical federation will be held here. In July An organising spokesman said that noted sur--peons and physicians including South African heart transplant pioneer. Dr. Christian Barnard, had been Invited.47 words
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Article84 1969-01-14 9 SYDNEY. Mon A 13-year-old girl has won an Italian Alfa-Romeo saloon car as part or her winnings from a national lottery in Australia recently. She cannot drive it for more than three years, but schooler rl Gila Nelson said she kept the car "because I love fast cars84 words
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49 1969-01-14 9 JAKARTA. Mon. (Reuter) —Eighteen Indonesian fishermen were feared missing when their boat which sailed into the Straits of Malacca failed tp return to the base According to Antara News Agency a team from Medan had been sent out to search for them but failed.49 words
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Article, Illustration297 1969-01-14 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Residents of Thomson constituency have thanked four members of the British Army, two of them Malays, from the 3 Base Ordnance Depot, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, for their services. The big “thank-you” was officially conveyed by the MP for the constituency.297 words
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194 1969-01-14 9 RANGOON. Mon. (Reuter) Youthful gangs of delinquents, dubbed “road devils'' by a disapproving public, are currently giving Rangoon police a lot of headaches. The gang.: themselves prefer names like “Red Sharks”. "007’. “Double Swords", or "Fu Manrhe”. writes Reuter correspondent Min Thu Armed with cycle194 words
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Article179 1969-01-14 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. todav assured members of the opposition they would he allowed, as in previous elections. to make use of radio and television during the coming general elections. He denied allegation* that 1 the Minister of Information and179 words
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Article54 1969-01-14 9 JAKARTA Mon. T roops in Central Java roundec up seme 258 youths with Beatle haircuts and snipped off enough hair to stuff a mattress. according to press reports. The scissors raid took place in Semarang. the Central Java capital, where authorities believe long hair is out of tune54 words
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Article, Illustration184 1969-01-14 9 THE Inspector of the British Army's Catering Corps who is now touring units in the Far East was shown the various Eastern preparations of chicken recently. When Colonel H A Decker visited the Catering Wing of the Far East Training Centre at Nee Soon in184 words
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139 1969-01-14 9 MANILA. Mon. Reuler) Philippine Foreign Secretary Mr Carlos Romulo said today that he would look into a complaint by a Sabah Filipino leader that Philippine Authorities had harassed members of his community who relumed to the Philippines for holidays. Mr Romulo was asked139 words
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Article134 1969-01-14 9 JAKARTA. Mon (Reuter) Indonesia's Social Welfare Ministry has donated one million rupiahs (U 552.50 01 cash and fifty tons of rice to some 3.000 people reported to have been driven from their homes by a minor eruption at Merap; Volcano in Central Java The Ministry yesterday134 words
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Article89 1969-01-14 9 BRUNEI TOWN. Mon. (Reuter) The Sultan of Brunei is planning to return to Lonuon in .\pril tor a second round of ta ks on Brune 's constitutional future, reliable sources said today. The first meeting between the Sultan and British officials took place in London in89 words
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370 1969-01-14 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The visiting editor of the Cairo daily, the Al-Gemhouria. Mr. Mousa Sabri, said todav unless an honourable political settlement was reached in the Middle East crisis, the Arabs would prepare themselves for another war. Mr Sabri. on370 words
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Article132 1969-01-14 9 BONN. Mon (Reuter* —A complete book on sex education will appear in West German schools in the autumn, the Health Ministry said today The Sex-Atlas” which will have 12 main chapters as well as colour charts and photographs. “will show the human being as he132 words
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Article92 1969-01-14 9 HONG KONG. Mon.—Many Hong Kong youngsters had one-track mind when it came to thinking about ]ob opportunities, according to Mrs Susan Yuen. Executive Director of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries It was to become a clerk. Addressing a meeting of careers teachers of secondary schools. Mrs. Yuen92 words
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Article69 1969-01-14 9 KARACHI. Mon. (Reuter) About 16.000 teachers and other school staff here are feeling the pinch financially because schools and colleges have been shut down here since student unrest early October. The Morning News reported that school staff faced acute financial troubles as they have not been69 words
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122 1969-01-14 9 KUALA LUMPUR Mon Tun Abdul Razak said today if an expensive limousine was provided for > p's visiting the country, it would indirectly benefit Malaysia by bringing about gnndiv'll between the countries nri perhaps even economic to Malaysia The Deputy Prime Minister told the122 words
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Article48 1969-01-14 9 KUALA LUMPUR Mon A driver was killed ye terday when his lorry crashed on him while he was repairing it Mr Wong Kum Kee 40. of Ulu Yam Bahru, had earlier lifted his orry w ith a lack which collapsed suddenly, crushing him to death.48 words
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Miscellaneous161 1969-01-14 9 SHAW# Or»|»ni«mtion O Phone ***** LAST PAY! 11 am. 1 W. 4 »n. i« ».1» P m Jean Sober:; 8: Maurice Ronet PE'l|R( Alios i-IM wmejcreen Open* Tomorrow: James Caan “SliiMAßisr XI" Color iCSi CAPITOL Phone 2V759 OPPss inn ay Ho Free Uat Him IJ». I MS P■> CHC c~HINO161 words
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Miscellaneous447 1969-01-14 9 ODEON orF.N'« TOP %Y! 11am 1 :{0 4ns :to a ft H» p m “THE GLASS SPHINX ’’Color Anita Ekbcm Robert i av'.or Scon* American International• ODEON a p\l CCF Next Change Sin With Stranger*’ Co:or Maria France Rover Paramount' ORCHARD —***** Tod**! 1 10. 1.00 010 4 IS p447 words
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Article, Illustration628 1969-01-14 10 Remember something called leatherette? It was an attempt to simulate leather with fabric. My chief memory of it was that cheap school bags were made of it. and the leatherlike surface soon rubbed off But in the current age of fabric marvels, it628 words
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Article, Illustration581 1969-01-14 10 H.C. Tan - By H.C. Tan WHEN you woke up one morning, stagger into the bathroom, and through blurry eye holes discover three grey hairs that have sprouted "overnight" what will your reaction be? Premature signs of grey hair are not necessarily signs of old581 words
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Article313 1969-01-14 10 HERE are some exciting sauces to serve with Findus Fish Fingers at meal times or at parties. For parties, cook Fish Fingers as directed on packet, then cut into bite-sized pieces. Serve on cocktail sticks for dipping into sauce. Place sauce in a small pretty bowl, or313 words
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Article298 1969-01-14 10 NEW YORK. Mon (Reuter) The Duke of Windsor and film star Fred Astaire were given “Hall of Fame” status In an international fashion poll yesterday. The committee of Judges said both men are “above competition and have never been topped in their lives.” The Duke298 words
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Article, Illustration56 1969-01-14 10 CHAINS for late dav often hark back to the mysterious East in styling. Monet does a delicately textured chain with tassel of more chains held by a filigree cap. Matching earrings complete a look perfect with a gleaming black silk dress whose high neckline is edged— Fashion League Photo. - 56 words
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495 1969-01-14 10 DO YOU still spoil your husband with those extra attentions that make a marriage happy and gay? Is your love for him a strong as when he first carried you over the threshold? To discover whether you are still the same sweet girl495 words
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Miscellaneous317 1969-01-14 10 Tuesday, January 14, 1969. ARIES MA*. 21 1 r*l 1-14 29-40 B-64-73 TAURUS An. 20 MAT- 20 fl'\s4-57-68-69| 1771-77-79 81 GEMINI MAP 21 y < c JUNE 20 CXI 3-21 -30-37 j»> 52-59-80-86 CANCER f M \JUNE2I &&JULY 22 r* 1- 8- 9 -34 46^0-75 LEO JULY 22 ".AUG. 22317 words
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359 1969-01-14 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. The match between the visiting Indian Schoolboys XI a e 4 ,n gaP or e Cricket Association XI was abandoned today when rain stopped play shortly after 3 p m. Batting first, the schoolboys declared at 132 runs for359 words
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Article95 1969-01-14 11 SAIGON, Mon (AFP) The South Vietnamese Sports Service is planning to organise a Bouth Vietnamese cycle tour circuit similar to the ones In France, Italy and Spain sometime In March this year The tour, according to the blue-print, consists of two distinct loops One loop,95 words
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98 1969-01-14 11 MANILA. Mon (Reuter) The World Boxing Council (W.8.C.) today named world bantamweight champion Lionel Rose of Australia as fighter of the year 1963. The WB G. said Rose won four fights during the year. He took the title from Japan’s Fighting Harada. successfully -defended98 words
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Article108 1969-01-14 11 Big Ben - By Big Ben SINGAPORE. Mob There was little activity on a heavy track here this morning. The only horse to go against the clock was Ever England. With a riding hoy astride Ever England returned 39-1/5 for 3 f. on the hit. Magic Jim did108 words
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Article75 1969-01-14 11 MIAMI. Florida Mon. (UPI) An unidentified Tropical Psrk racing fan who played a 10-11-3-1 B:g Perfects combination on Saturday is due to collect US$lOB,l2B 40 Under State law the winner who did not immediately claim the money has one year to collect. In winning the entire75 words
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82 1969-01-14 11 GOALIE Ahmad Wartam (dark jersey left) leaps high in a hid to foil attempts by Police Sports Association player W. Skinner (white) during the President's up knock-out sec- cer tournament finals played at Jalan Resar Stadium on Saturday (Jan. 11). The match was won by Police 3-2. Police, first holders82 words
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589 1969-01-14 11 HOBART. Mon (Reuter) A brilliant unbeaten 114 by Tasmanian captain John Hampshire, was the feature of the second day'* play in the match between Tasmania and the West Indies at Hobart today. The Yorkshire professional was in devastating form and scored all hut589 words
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Article945 1969-01-14 11 FOLLOWING are the First and Second Days' Weights for the Singapore January Meeting starting on Saturday. Jan 18: FIRST DAY Stormy Law 809 Rubber Estate II 8 08 HORSES CLASS 1—Dir 2 Perkasa II 8 07 —1 Mile. Shiloh 8 07 Seah Bay 9 00 Romanticg945 words
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348 1969-01-14 11 MANILA, Mon. (I'PI) The Philippine Games and Amusements Board (GAB) said today the two-year suspension of millionaire sportsman Felipe Ysmael from racing in Australia is not automatically binding in the Philippines. The action against Ysmael was taken by the Victoria Racing Club stewards348 words
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399 1969-01-14 12 Women’s Crown To Gillian Perrin STOCKHOLM. Mon. (Reuter) English and Danish players dominated the S day of the Swedish Open Badminton Championships here yesterday, winning all f IV e eYenfe Andersen. 23-vear-old Copenhagen toolmaker, retained his men’s sin- s*K n .rrnu- virtorv over the399 words
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619 1969-01-14 12 SYDNEY. Mon. (Reuter) Two successive Test triumphs by Australia over the West Indies cricket tourists are expected to reprieve Australian wicketkeeper and Vice-Captain Barry Jarman from the selector..- guillotine tomorrow night. ou.-of-form Jarman Is facing a determined challenge for his Test place from Brian Taber619 words
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Article186 1969-01-14 12 MIAMI. Mon (UPI> Joe Namath. making good on his pre-game claims, pitched the New York Jet s to a 16-7 super bowl football victory over the Baltimore Colts on Sunday in a stupendous uP^et. A capacity crowd of 75.377 watched in amazement as the Jets.186 words
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228 1969-01-14 12 ADELAIDE. Mon (Reuter) South Australian slow bowler Ashley Mallett today spun South Australia to an Innings and 40-run victory over Queensland In the Sheffield Shield cricket match at the Adelaide oval. Mallett finished with 7 for 87 to give him match figures of228 words
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Article28 1969-01-14 12 SYDNEY. Mon. (Reuter) An Australian modern pentathlon team will visit South Africa in March. Their main mission will be the South African games in Bloemfontein.28 words
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Article184 1969-01-14 12 SYDNEY Mon (AFPi Pierre Barthes, the French professional tennis player, flew Into Sydney today oniy three hours before he was due to play in the New South Wales Open tournament at White City courts Twenty-six hours earlier, he had hurriedly boarded his plane, having heard184 words
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Article103 1969-01-14 12 NEW YORK. Mon <UPI) Emil Mosbacher Jr., winning skipper In the 1962 and 1967 Americas Cup races, would like to take enough time from his new duties as U S chief of protocol to be at the helm of Intrepid again in 1970. “I certainly hope103 words
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82 1969-01-14 12 The most Important and the most difficult event In the military competition of the equestrian is the cross-country race. Here, the rider is alone with only his horse for one or two hours or perhaps even longer. A whole range of obstacles must be overcome during this test. During the82 words
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324 1969-01-14 12 PARIS. Mon. (Reuter) French Rugbv circles were still bemused yesterday by one of the most astounding defeats ever inflicted on their national Rugby Union The French side turned on a feast of attacking rugbv against Scotland at Colombes on Saturdav running the Scottish side324 words
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Article128 1969-01-14 12 NEW YORK. Mon (UPI)— How the top 10 major college basketball teams fared in games played during the past week: 1. UCLA defeated Oregon 93-64. deleated Oregon State 83-64 2. North Carolina defeated North Carolina St 83-63; defeated Virginia Tech 99-77. 3. Santa Clara defeated St. Marys128 words
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326 1969-01-14 12 LOS ANGELES. Mon. (Reuter) t’.S. Negro Charlie Sifford vexterdav won the I 5520.000 first prize in the Los Angeles Open Golf Championship, defeating South African Harold Henning in a play-off Sifford clinched the title at the first of the four holes over326 words
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Article197 1969-01-14 12 MANILA Mon <UPJ> The World Boxing Council 'WBC) announced today Sandro Mazzinghl of Italy and Fred Little of the US. will meet for the vacant junior middleweight title Feb 26. in Las Vegas. WBC chairman Justinano Montand Jr said he had received a cable from Piero197 words
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Article116 1969-01-14 12 NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) The Boston Bruins took over first place In the Eastern Division of the National Hockey League on Sunday night with an 8-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Bruins won their third straight and extended their unbeaten string seven straight to116 words
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Article78 1969-01-14 12 HONG KONG. Mon. (UPI) England, the world soccer champion. has proposed a match in Hcn B Kong for June 20 on its way to seven games in New Zealand. S.K. Chan. Secretary of the Hong Kong Football Association. said a cable was received on Sunday78 words
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594 1969-01-14 12 SYDNEY, Mon. (Reuter) Seventeen-vear-old Sydney plaver John Alexander bludgeoned his way to a shock victory over American professional Earl Buchholz in the first round of the New South Males Open Tennis Championships here today. Alexander, a member of the Australian Davis Cup team, slammed594 words
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109 1969-01-14 12 SOUTHPORT, England. Mon. (Reuter) A promising young footballer has been banned from the school team because she is a girl. Ten-year old Karen Hardiker had to hang up her boots when the local Schoo s Football Association discovered that under English Schools109 words
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Article298 1969-01-14 12 NEW YORK, Mon. (AFP) Soccer, known to the rest of the world as football. will continue in the United States with a minimum of eight teams, and possibly as many as 14. This was announced in a communique here yesterday ly the United States Soccer298 words
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Article195 1969-01-14 12 RIO DE JANEIRO. Mon. (Reuter) Brazil has little chance of winning the 1970 World Soccer Cup and may even fail to survive the preliminary competition, according to most of the players who figured in Brazil s triumphs in 1958 and 1982. The stars who195 words
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Article55 1969-01-14 12 ~&V ENDALE California, Mon, (UPI) Retired baseball manager Casev Stenge! was reported improving on Sunday but-still was listed in serious condition after surgery for a perforated pepticulrer. He >S on the critical list. Stengel, 70. underwent the surgery o n Friday at Glendale Memorial Hospital after becoming55 words
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Miscellaneous1121 1969-01-14 11 rom TV and Radio tod at TV SINGAPURA CHANNEL 5 P.M. 555 Pros Summary. in all Languages; 600 Belajar-lah Bahasa Kebangsaar. 5 10 Cartoon Corner. 635 Bat Masterson; 705 It s Happening in Singapore Chinese. 720 English for Everyone Chinese Version; 740 News in Chinese. 755 Opera Theatre Part 61,121 words
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Miscellaneous49 1969-01-14 12 Time And Tide TODAY Singapore: 6.10 am. (8 ft 3 ins.); 1.18 p.m (2 ft. 6 ins.); 8.36 p.m. (7 ft. 2 ins.). TOMORROW Singapore: 126 a.m. (5 ft. 4 ins.); 7.17 am. (8 ft. 6 ins.); 2.33 p.m (1 ft. 7 ins.); 9.56 p.m. (7 ft. 9 ins49 words
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