Eastern Sun, 2 June 1969
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Title Section21 1969-06-02 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 1015 Monday* 2 June 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents21 words
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459 1969-06-02 1 Rn-i.tJI 1 Democratic Action Party in Malaysia has sought the assistance of the I s International in Brussels to press for the immediate release from arrest ana detention of its National Organising Secretary, Mr. Lim Kit Slang, according to reports reaching Singapore last night.459 words
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Article104 1969-06-02 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. "Fluid" That was how the Information Control Centre here'described the overall situation In the country today. There was still tension and restlveness in certain areas, it eald. In Selangor. a case of arson. In which two unoccupied houses were set on fire by104 words
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Article195 1969-06-02 1 ISTANBUL, Sun. (Reuter) Riot police stood by in case of student demonstrations here today as delegates from 80 countries arrived for tomorrow's opening of the Intertional Chambe r of Commerce (ICC) Congress. Leftwine students have branded the ICC "the world's greatest imperialist organisation" and plan195 words
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251 1969-06-02 1 WASHINGTON, Sun. (UPI) Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said yesterday that Republican critics of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy were helping his chances for the White House. By focusing attention on Mr. Kennedy. Republicans actually are building him up as a candidate, Mansfield said.251 words
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Article64 1969-06-02 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaysian and Thai security forces have Intensified joint border patrols to prevent Communist terrorists operating in Southern Thailand infiltrating Malaysia. The increased patrols started after the recent disturbances In West Malaysia, a spokesman of the Border Operations Committee said in Alor Star today.64 words
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Article98 1969-06-02 1 a. The Minuter for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee left Singapore yesterday for a week's visit to the major financial centres in Europe. He will spend two days each In London, Frankfurt and Zurich. It was stated In an official release that the Minister will98 words
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68 1969-06-02 1 ITALIAN ACTRESS GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA is seen leaving the Rome airport recently for Paris to work on her latest film shortly after the departure of South African heart transplant surgeon Dr. Christian Barnard (right) from the same airport. Their names have been romantically linked since Mrs. Louwtjie Barnard sued her husband68 words
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232 1969-06-02 1 TEL AVIV. Sun. (Renter) —Israel has served fresh notice that It may Jordan's arm? unless Jordanian troops stop collaborating with Arab guerillas, reliable sources said today. The warning follows a twoweek build up in the number of clashes across the JordanIsrael ceasefire lines. The area232 words
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Article87 1969-06-02 1 THE Singapore Ambassador to Indonesia. Mr. P S Raman returned to Singapore suddenly yesterday for medical treatment. An RAF Andover aircraft from the 52nd Squadron was sent out to Jakarta early this morning to fly Mr. Raman back. Mrs. Raman and their daughter aLso returned on87 words
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Article92 1969-06-02 1 MADRAS, Sun. (Reuter) About 6.000 dockers paralysed cargo operations at Madras Port when thev walked out today for the second time in three weeks. Ten ships stood idle when the dockers struck, demandIn* less work a nd more bonus, but shore labour is not affected bv the92 words
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Article201 1969-06-02 1 KHARTOUM, Sun. (Reuter) The first of an expected series of trials under tough security laws brought in by the new army-backed Sudanese government has opened here. Arraigned before the military tribunal in Khartoum's Central Criminal Court vesterday. was a young employee of Mobil Oil accused201 words
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Article120 1969-06-02 1 LONDON, Sun. (UPI) A doctor rescued two baby girls yesterday from their father, who had barricaded them in a bedroom and held police at bay with a breadknife for 10 hoars. Police said the doctor, who was not identified, entered Clarence Monroe's house, persuaded him to put down120 words
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221 1969-06-02 1 TWO persons were admitted to the General Hospital following several incidents which occurred in Singapore early yesterday morning. An unsuccessful attempt was also made to set fire to two houses. A police statement said the evidence assembled indicates that the incidents reported last221 words
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338 1969-06-02 1 PARIS. Sun. (Reuter) Franc* today began voting heavily in the first round of the Presidential election to pick a successor to Gen. Charles De Gaulle. At noon voting was as heavy or in some places heavier than in the April 27 referendum that338 words
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Miscellaneous17 1969-06-02 1 -U n wt EktzM Wax wxwyg >/✓/// 111 "No, 110 yoa still haven't got it right, Miss Moroni!"17 words
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399 1969-06-02 2 CHAN KAM YAU - By CHAN KAM YAU KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.—The Labour party of Malaya and the Party Rakyat today jointly urged the Malaysian Government to restore democracy and civil liberty to the people by ending the State of Emergency as soon as possible. The two399 words
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Article202 1969-06-02 2 All Singaporeans, regardless of their race or religion, have the common task of ensuring that the Republic's future history is chartered on the abiding faith of its people. They also must have a Arm belief that progress spells happiness and contentment, urged the Acting Minister for202 words
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Article39 1969-06-02 2 JAKARTA, Sun. (Reuter) The Indonesian Government has begun selecting the 1.000 representatives to make the Act ©f Free Choice in West Irian without notifying the United Nations Office in Jakarta, a U.N. official spokesman here said today.39 words
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Article254 1969-06-02 2 •The long-drawn out literacy campaign, being conducted by the Government, has created a national urge to learn. This upsurge of the awareness of the importance of knowledge is registered in the increase in readership at the National Library. In five years its readership has grown254 words
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Article, Illustration35 1969-06-02 2 Sunpix by Richard Chow.— Sunpix by; Richard Chow. - 35 words
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Article121 1969-06-02 2 MANILA. Sun. (UPI) Senator Genaro F. Magsaysay has put on a bit of weight recently. Perhaos not astounding considering he's 45 years of age. But for each ounce he puts on now may be counted a» votes later something that Is important as this sprawling Republic of about121 words
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Article278 1969-06-02 2 Cholera Outbreak THE Health Ministry yesterday, confirmed the discovery of three more cholera cases, bringing the total to eight in the current outbreak four weeks ago. One confirmed case of a contact was also alscovered. the statement added. Among the three were two who contracted278 words
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Article234 1969-06-02 2 KLALA LUMFLB, Sun. With only Tiger Balm rubbed on their noses to withstand the revolting stench of death, members of the Ex-Servicemen'* Asportation of Malaysia, had the nauseating task of corpses from the General Hospital Mortuary here during the recent disturbances. s w^ s234 words
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Article, Illustration73 1969-06-02 2 Pictured here U Dart of the Singapore National Junior College building. The shutter seen at the top 0 f the building was partly damaged by the thunderstorm on Friday. Some trees la the Buklt Timah area near the eollege were uprooted and the depth of water caused by73 words
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Article175 1969-06-02 2 JAKARTA. Sun. (Reuter) The Indoneaian Government managed to curb inflation last month despite a sharp drop in exports. Information Minister Budiardjo told reporters here. The Minister said after a cabinet meeting yesterday that exports dropped bv 12.1 million U.S. dollars to a total of 35.6175 words
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Article27 1969-06-02 2 JAKARTA, Sua. (Reuter)— The Indonesian Government will move some 2,500 Communist detainees from Java to the tlnv island of Burn. East Indonesia, next month.27 words
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Article274 1969-06-02 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The call for country-wide formation of Parent-Teacher Associations to foster racial harmony has received the blessings of the Ministry of Education. All Chief Education Officers in the various State* have been advised to constantly encourage the formation of PTA's said Tan Sri Syed274 words
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Article30 1969-06-02 2 NEW DELHI. Sun (UPI) Domestic air services to India's smsller cities w*re cut today following a 24-hour wildcat strike by pilots of the 3tate-owned India Airlines Corporation (lAC).30 words
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79 1969-06-02 2 MR. and Mrs. Robert Tan Tee Soon after their wedding on Saturday. The bride is the former Miss Peggy Ong Mew Chan, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ong Chin Ho, while the bridegroom is the third son of Mr. Tan Meng Seng. Mrs. Tan. 25, is a surgical79 words
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Article117 1969-06-02 2 CAIRO, Sun. (UPI) He was called "King of the mountain" and no count was kept of those he robbed or killed. "The important thing is survival, not the number of people you kill," Hedaye Rifai once said. "You have to kill before thev117 words
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Article24 1969-06-02 2 JAKARTA. Sun. (Reuter)— Indonesia will attend the fourth meeting of the Asian and Pacific Council (ASPAC) at Ito. Japan, next week.24 words
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Article34 1969-06-02 2 CANBERRA. Sun (ReuterV —Australia's Immigration Department today declined to commit itself in advance on whether to bar English Pop Singers Mick Jajger and Marianne Faithful, now facing drug charges in London.34 words
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Miscellaneous30 1969-06-02 2 Toto Draw THE foO«wiif numbers were drawn is yesterday s TOTO Draw:— 9—43 —31—6—14. The additional number drawn was: S3. The lucky coupon numbers drawn were:— 26*, 2119 and *****.30 words
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Article188 1969-06-02 3 0F SPAIN > Trinidad, Sun. (Reuter) Gov- ocke t«»ef of New York arrived here by his vii 1 nr m Paz a ter cubing to three hours visit to Bolivia because of threatened demonstra- I tions. Rockefeller, President Nixon's special envov to Latin America, was scheduled188 words
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Article77 1969-06-02 3 MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Sun. (Reuter) Uruguayan police last night used tear gas to break up gangs of students who built barricades In front of the Technological University here and hurled stones and Molotov cocktails. A police spokesman said two securitv officers were injured and three student! arrested.77 words
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199 1969-06-02 3 QUENTIN. California, JUEG Sirhan B. Sirhan receiver his first visitor on Sunday since he entered death row at San Quentin prison Defence Attorney Russell Parsons. Papons interviewed the convicted assassin of Sen. Robert Kennedy for about 45 minutes in a private room adjacent to199 words
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Article134 1969-06-02 3 CHICAGO. Sun. (UPI) American motorists were writing a new bloody chapter in Memorial Holiday highway carnagf Saturday. Traffic deaths were running about 50 per cent ahead of the 1968 record-setting pace for the holiday weekend. A national Safety Council spokesman said a projection of the death134 words
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123 1969-06-02 3 SEOUL, Sun. (Reuter) United States Under Secretary of Defence David Packard, arrived in Seoul today for talks with South Korean Defence Minister Chung-Shik Im on how to improve South Korea's defences against the North Korean threat. He is standing in for U.S. Defence Secretary123 words
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36 1969-06-02 3 A DEMONSTRATOR goes topless and attracts a large audience on Friday in Berkeley, Calif., during a huge demonstration for the "People's Park". The park is at right,guarded by a Con tinent g of National Guardsmen. (UPI).36 words
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57 1969-06-02 3 U. ALEXIS JOHNSON, U.S. Under-secretary of State (left), is seen greeting Japanese Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi at Washington's Dulles International airport on Saturday. Aichi is in the U.S. for discussions with U.S. officials on the return of Okinawa to Japanese jurisdiction. In the background are Sam King, Deputy Chief of57 words
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292 1969-06-02 3 BUENOS AIRES, Sun. (UPI) Army troops brought Cordoba. Argentina's third largest city, under control yesterday, but sporadic firing could still be heard after two days of violence, which could put the death toll as high as 18. Patrols of the 3rd Argentine Army,292 words
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Article320 1969-06-02 3 CAPE KENNEDY, Sun. (UPI) The U.S. Space Agency plans to orbit a monkey for 30 days In late June to make the most exhaustive study yet of an animal in space and help clear the way for months-long flights by men. The 14-pound pigtail320 words
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Article121 1969-06-02 3 NEW YORK. Sun. (AFP) American physicist Edward Teller suggested today that exploding an atomic bomb on the moon might enrich scientific knowledge considerably. In an interview, he said that man's conquest of the moon should not be regarded simply as a sporting record but as the point121 words
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253 1969-06-02 3 SPACE CENTRE, Houston. Sun. (UPI) Analysis of Apollo 10 data revealed the gyrations of the Lunar Module that momentarily rattled the astronauts orbiting the moon were wilder than first believed, it was learned yesterday. Flight controllers at the Space Centre first described the separation253 words
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Article88 1969-06-02 3 BRAZZAVTLLA. Sun. (UPI) Frenchman Jacques Depre (alias Debreton) was sentenced to hard labour for life by the revolutionary justice court in Brazzaville on Saturday on charges of spying. He also was fined one million francs on tbe charges, which accused him of staying in the former88 words
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361 1969-06-02 3 WILLEMSTAD, Curacao. Sun. (UPI) Striking: oil workers yesterday night raided Curacao's radio station and forced it to broadcast demands that the govern, ment resign or face renewed violence which has already left two persons dead and the citv in smouldering ruins. About 300 more361 words
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Article199 1969-06-02 3 HAVANA. Sun. (Reuter) Cuba will be represented only by observers at the World Communist Conference starting In Moscow on June 5. It was officially announced here today. The delegation, which will leave for Moscow on Monday, will be headed by Dr. Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, an199 words
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Article142 1969-06-02 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. (UPD The Pentagon yesterday defended Its plan to develop a supersonic manned bomber to replace the agin* 852 but it assured a Congressional critic that no decision has been made to buy the aircraft In quantity. John S. Foster Jr., Director of Defence Research142 words
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Article68 1969-06-02 3 OSLO. Sun. (Reuter) Soviet landing craft and warships staged a large-scale exercise off the Russian coast near the Norwegian border last week, the Norwegian Defence Staff said today. It said the force consisted of at least 25 vessels, one third of them landing craft and the rest68 words
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83 1969-06-02 4 A file photo of Swedish pilot, Colonel Gunnar Von Bosen, who according to a report in a Swedish newspaper is in command of Swedish planes with Swedish suicide pilots based in Biafra who have performed recent bombing raids against Nigerian air bases. The planes, MFI B trainers, smuggled from Sweden,83 words
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Article65 1969-06-02 4 War Target' Warning LAGOS. Sun. (Reuter) General Odumegwu Ojukwu, the Biafran leader, has warned the Federal Nigerian government that if its planes bomb any more civilian tarJets in Biafra the Biafran iir Force will consider the whole of Federal Niferia as a military target. General Ojukwu was addressing troops and65 words
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Article194 1969-06-02 4 ABERYSTWYTH. Wales Sun. (UPI) Prince Charles last night became the first member of the royal family to make a speech entirely in Welsh. Charles, heir to the British throne, delivered his 300-word speech at the final day of the Urdo National Festival, sponsored by a Welsh194 words
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322 1969-06-02 4 PRAGUE, Sun. (Reuter) A leading Cxechoslovak Communist reformer was expelled from the party, six members of the party's central committee were dropped from its ranks and five others officially reprimanded in a political shake-up announced here last night. Prague radio said that Dr.322 words
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Article96 1969-06-02 4 CAPE TOWN. Sun. (Reuter) South Africa's fourth heart transplant patient has developed pneumonia and his condition ia causing concern, Groote Schuur Hospital announced today. But the hospital said that there was no evidence that the transplanted heart was being rejected. The patient was being treated with96 words
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Article72 1969-06-02 4 PRAGUE, Sun (Reuter) Mr. Stefan Dubcek. father of the former Liberal leader of the Czechoslovak Communist Party. Mr. Alexander Dubcek. died today i n the Slovak capital of Bratislava ased 77. Ceteka new? agency reported. The older Mr. Dubcek. a veteran Communist, lived for many years in72 words
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Article298 1969-06-02 4 TRELLEBORG. Southern Sweden, Sun. (Reuter) —The crew of 30 of a Liberian tanker yesterday successfully fought a desperate five-hour battle for their lives after a dawn collision set fire to bunker fuel and threatened to blow up her cargo of 70,000 tons of crude oiL298 words
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Article393 1969-06-02 4 French Elections FABIS, Sun. (Reuter) Following are the main points of the programmes outlined by the two leading candidates for the French presidency. Gaullist Georges Pompidou and Centrist Alain Poher, during their election campaigns. The President's Role: M. Pompidou Is for greater dialogue between parliament and393 words
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Article81 1969-06-02 4 ROME. Sun. (Reu'er) The bodies of 10 Italian oil technicians and one Jordanian have been found at Kwale, mid western Nigeria, by offlciala of the Italian oil company Aglp. it was officially announced here today. The dead men were part of a group of 29 oil81 words
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Article101 1969-06-02 4 ATHENS. Sun (UPI) The former head of Greece* Defence General staff, VlceAdmlral Spyrldon Avgerls. was reported under arrest after a new government crackdown on Its opponents yesterday. Members of his family said the 59-year-old Avgerls was arrested ©n Friday in Athers. The government neither confirmed no denied101 words
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Article170 1969-06-02 4 BEIRUT. Sun. (UPI) President Charles Helou yesterday told the nation LebA&on's "sovereignty an<j security" would not be sacrificed for the sake ol the Arab guerrilla struggle against Israel. "We are fully ready to participate in every comprehensive plan to wipe oui traces of Israeli aggression," he said,170 words
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Article59 1969-06-02 4 THE HAGUE. Sun. (UPI) Three hundred Dutch Marines were sent yesterday to Curacao where striking oil workers went on a rampage of looting and burning, the Dutch government announced. A Government spokesman said Marines would be airlifted to the Caribbean Island, off Venezuela, at the59 words
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Article61 1969-06-02 4 COLOMBEY LES DEUXEGLISES. France. Sun (Reuter) General de Gaulle voted by proxy here today in the French presidential election to choose his successor. The former president, who resigned following the defeat of his referendum three weeks ago. is on holiday in Ireland and is not expected to61 words
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260 1969-06-02 4 MANCHESTER, England, Sun. (Reuter) Britain cannot afford wildcat strikes which cripple her export drive. Prime Minister Harold Wilson said here today. And he blamed small minorities who defy principles of collective bargaining and often stop production at other plants because of lack of components.260 words
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Article133 1969-06-02 4 ROME. Bun. (UPI) A printers strike threw Italy Into a virtual news blackout yesterday but most Italians did not care. They were off to the mountains or the seashore for a holiday. By noon Rome traffic had thinned to a trickle as city dwellers rushed away to133 words
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Article177 1969-06-02 4 PARIS. Sun. (UPI) Germany s revolutionary Dormer DO3l vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) transport airplane has automatic takeoff equipment, its American test pilot revealed yesterday. The pilot, Drury Wood, said his demonstration flight on Friday which wag an eyeopener at the Paris air show was conducted largely177 words
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Article91 1969-06-02 4 ISTANBUL. Sun. (UPI) Leftist student organisations threatened to stage a week of demonstrations during the 22nd Congress of the International Chamber of Commerce opening here on Monday. Students from Istanbul's Technical University located 500 yards from the congress site burned the Insignia of the ICN91 words
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Article81 1969-06-02 4 GLASGOW. Scotland Sun. (Reuter) Rival gangs of knlfe-wleldlng you!h s fcught a running battle ;hrough crowds of shoppers in the centre of Glasgow yesterday. About 40 youths were Involved In the fight. which at one poin 4 swirled Into a store as horrified women shoppers watched81 words
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Miscellaneous190 1969-06-02 4 TODAY and YOU Monday, June 2, 1969. v\ n ti According to too Stars. To develop tmssog* for Monday, »«od words ccrrespontfing to numbew ef your Zodiac birth sign. 1 2Kmp 3 Your 4 Tncs# SA 6 Your 7 Mate •OidNmo 9 Stools lOLom 11 Pratt* IDE. 14 Favor 15190 words
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553 1969-06-02 5 SAIGON, Sun. (UPI) Sharp ground fighting flared up in South Vietnam on Saturday in the wake of the 13th truce of the war. In two of the battles, 19 Americans were killed and 50 wounded, Military spokesmen said today. But, the spokesmen said553 words
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Article84 1969-06-02 5 SAIGON. Sun. (UPI) U.S. military spokesmen said on Saturday that the communists violated the Buddha's Birthday Truce 158 times and that 85 of the incidents were listed as "significant" because they resulted in casualties to either U.S. or communist troops. The communists had proclaimed a 48-hour84 words
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Article32 1969-06-02 5 GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador. Sun. (Reuter) Nine armed men raided a police station on the outskirts of this port city, killing one policeman, wounding another and making off with their firearms.32 words
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Article216 1969-06-02 5 HONG KONG. Sun. (UPI) I Lord Shepherd. British Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office arrived here on Saturday for an eight-dav visit. Answering a question on whether Britain would gl v a loan to help expand the Hong Kong Internationa! Airport's runway,216 words
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183 1969-06-02 5 NEW DELHI. Sun. (CPI) Indim Is apparently attachlnf little significance to the omission of any mention of the Tashkent Declaration in the communique Issued on Saturday by Soviet Premier Alexel Kosyfin and President Tahya Khan of Pakistan. A Foreign Office spokesman said he183 words
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Article80 1969-06-02 5 JAKARTA. Sun. (Reuter) The Indonesian Army has recently tightened restrictions on former President Cjkarno, 68 now under house arrest by revoking permits for his family to visit him. A member of his family s«id visiting privileges for his Ave children had been abolished without explanation by80 words
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Article180 1969-06-02 5 By Soeto&rjono JAKARTA. Sun. (Reuter> The heads of the National Secretariats of the Association of South-east Asian Nations (ASEAN) have ended their three-day meeting with a decision to aet up permanent committees in the ASEAN Capitals. The Meeting which ended yesterday was held at the180 words
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336 1969-06-02 5 K. C. THALER - By K. C. THALER LONDON, Sun. (UPI) North Vietnam has no Intention of releasing American Prisoners of War except as part of a peace "package" and intends to stall the Vietnam Peace Talks until the Upited States halts "war activities" in South Vietnam Communist Diplomats336 words
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Article76 1969-06-02 5 BOMBAY. Sun. (UPI) The Bombav Dock Worker's Union on Saturday lifted a two-day boycott of a Japanese ship, after an agreement was reached to look into the death of a stevedore who suffocated while the ship was loading hydro-chloric acid. The agents of the ship. S.S. Yamasuki Maru.76 words
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Article29 1969-06-02 5 SYDNEY, Sun. (Reuter) Floodwaters swept a crowded car into an icy creek at Parkes. 230 miles west of here last night, drowning three of its 10 occupants.29 words
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Article, Illustration121 1969-06-02 5 THIS aerial view (left) shows the papyrus reed boat, with Thord Heyerdahl. 54. the Norwegian explorer, a crew of six and a monkey aboard In th* Atlantic Ocean some seven hours after setting out from Safi. Morocco. This was the beginning of a 4.M0-mile voyage acrossUPI Radio Pix. - 121 words
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Article84 1969-06-02 5 HONG KONG. Sun (UPI) Dr. Ting Pin Hul. Director of Hong Kong's Medical and Health Department, has carried out a successful mission to recruit doctors from Singapore. according to a Government spokesman yesterday. "Forty three applicants have been interviewed by Dr. Tine Some of them84 words
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Article698 1969-06-02 6 SINGAPORE authorities amply demonstrated Saturday night how an explosive situation coudd be scotched how timeliness, efficiency, a long period of training and a foreknowledge of possibilities could be combined to nip the violence of irresponsible hooligan gangs in the bud. Rowdy elements that disturb the law and698 words
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518 1969-06-02 6 WASHINGTON, Sun. Could it be that oats, which has the hlahest protein content and, the best balanced protein of any cereal grain, may some day become one of the most valuable foods in a world desperately eager to find ways to feed hungry518 words
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267 1969-06-02 6 NEW YORK. Sun. (UPI) The New York Times urged on Saturday that President Nixon present South Vietnam President Thieu with a time table for American troop withdrawals when they meet at Midway. Thieu's current Asian tour, the paper said in an editorial,267 words
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Article203 1969-06-02 6 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI> The United States' policy of aggression In Asia is a failure but the Nixon Administration won't admit It, the New China News Agency (NCNA) said yesterday. The recent Asian visit of US. Secretary of Btat© William P. Rogers, NCNA said, shows that203 words
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106 1969-06-02 6 TWO of Britain's Royal Air Force free-fall parachute team the Falcons pictured as they dropped away from their aircraft during a practice session over the English countryside. The canisters attached to their feet five off coloured smoke to add to the spectacle of the jump. The team are instructors from106 words
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Article11 1969-06-02 6 Everything comes if a man will only wait. Disraeli11 words
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Article316 1969-06-02 6 U Ba Than - By U Ba Than RANGOON, Sun. (UPI) They are taking extreme measures in Burma to tav e foreign exchange. "We are manufacturing article! from raw materials found in the trash bin," U Ohn Myint said. He is an engineer in Burma's largest firm, the People's Oil Industry,316 words
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Article57 1969-06-02 6 WASHINGTON. Sun. Americs's rocket-powered X-15 airplane has made its final flight. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration grounded the two existing models of the experimental craft after completion of a research programme begun in 1959. The X-15 was the only manned aircraft capable of hypersonic flight57 words
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Article716 1969-06-02 6 Joseph Galloway - By Joseph Galloway i'BUD, Bali, Sun. (UPI) The trilling of bamboo flutes rises from the palaee garden while a dozen persons sit down to a candle-lit table groaning under the weight of a roasted pig. Sarong-clad servants make the rounds filling glasses with sweet and "potent716 words
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Article460 1969-06-02 6 PATRICK J. KILLEN - By PATRICK J. KILLEN SAIGON, Sun. (UPI) The roar of motorcycles drown oat the sing-tons language of the Vietnamese in Saigon these days. The presence of thousands of motorcycles and motor scooters Is the bit difference in the citv to one who hss been sway for460 words
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624 1969-06-02 6 JAKARTA, Sun. (Reuter) An Indo. nesian needs signatures from seven government officials to get married and five to be buried and each official who signs must receive some sort of unofficial payment. To the Indonesian man-in-the-street this is the traditional way of624 words
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Article780 1969-06-02 7 Aspac Round-up < Sun (UPi) The i exchange boomed anew last week, while Japan's balance of payments registered a record surplus Japan ranks fourth among aid-giving countries. India launches trade drive i th! S" d North Tr.e Asian development bank inp e i«) C a nS780 words
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Article75 1969-06-02 7 WASHINGTON, Sun. (UPI) The Civil Aeronautics Board has refused to reconsider its order granting new Trans-Pacific routes to four airlines Trans World. Northwest. Pan American and Flying Tiger, a cargo airline. The board's action was the latest in the tangled Trans Pacific route case. On April 2475 words
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392 1969-06-02 7 f L rt'KE crises over speculation in currencies may be reduced or eliminated b> introducing greater flexibility in exchange rates, the Bank of America indicates in a report issued on the international monetary situation. The widening of exchange Intervention points from the present limits of f392 words
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Article344 1969-06-02 7 TOKYO. Sun. (t!PI) Price averages on the Tokyo stock exchange reached their highest in history day to reflect growing foreign investment in Japans booming market. The average price of 225 selected stocks climbed to 2,002.46 yen, first time the averages reached 2,000 yen (U5.55.55) since344 words
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103 1969-06-02 7 LONDON, Sun. (Reuter) A sharp rise in Britain's unemployed toll was forecast today by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research. This influential and independent organisation foresaw the jobless total rising by 20 percent by the end of next year. The Institute's103 words
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Article201 1969-06-02 7 TOKYO, Sun. (Renter) Monthly net income of Japan's average wageearning household in the 1968 financial year (AprilMarch) totalled 89,000 ven (£lO3 stg.), according to a survey published by the statistics bureau of the Prime Minister's office today. This showed tn increase of 10.4 per cent In nominal term*201 words
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Article149 1969-06-02 7 LONDON. Sun. (UPI)—Two big British banks with combined assets of about US$4.B billion and branches in Africa and the Far East are planning to merge, it was announced Wednesday They are Standard Bank, founded in 1862, and the Chartered Bank, incorporated by Royal charter in 1833 The149 words
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Article841 1969-06-02 7 ALTHOUGH trading was restricted by holiday shut-downs and the curfew in West Malaysia, conditions in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week were visibly steady. The market, though active, tended to behave rather erratically. Operators were cautious and in view of the still tense841 words
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115 1969-06-02 7 MANILA. Sun. (UP!) Philippine coconut oil will be traded In the London vegetable oil terminal market atartinf July 1. It will mark the first time that coconut oil will be traded in the market since Britain created a separate commodity market for oil*115 words
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Article, Illustration55 1969-06-02 7 NOW anybody can cook live fish ms the new kind of a choopinf board for sealin* and ratting the fish was devised and marketed in Finland recently. The new part in this simple board is the turning fish-fastener which makes the handling of the fifth much easier.PANA Photo. - 55 words
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Article329 1969-06-02 7 THE TEXTILE WASHINGTON, Sun. (UPI) Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans reaffirmed to key members of the House of Representatives on Wednesday the Nixon administration's determination to negotiate textile import controls. "The United States Is the only free market in the world for textiles." Stans said. "The United329 words
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Article256 1969-06-02 7 LONDON, Sun. (UPI) Klinger Manufacturing Co.. the specialist textile machinery concern of Britain announced it has formed a newcompany called Concorde Fibres Inc. in the United States in partnership with the Prouvost Group of France and Daphica-LLe Adam SA. of Belgium and others. This will use Klingers technology256 words
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Article77 1969-06-02 7 TOKYO, Sun. (UPI) U.S. and Japanese government negotiators will hold their seventh annual joint trade and economic committee meeting here on July 2931. The American officials are expected to urge Japan to lift import quotas and restrictions on capital investment, especially for assembling here of U.S. automobiles.77 words
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Article433 1969-06-02 7 AKKIVALS 300 am. MSA Ml 02# Kuala Lumpur. 0 00 a.m. MSA ML11» Kuala Lumpur 10 13 a.m. MsA MLI2I Koala Lumper. 10 23 a.m. MSA MLOOS Penang. Ipoh, Koala Lumpur. Malacca. 10.30 a-m. THAI TG423 Bangkok. 12-33 p.m. PAN-AM PAB4I Saigon. Guam. Honolulu, ban Francisco 12.30 p433 words
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Advertisement77 1969-06-02 7 SHIPPING NOTICE M/S "TAIPOOSHAIT, «oo° T c s w K Hongkong 10 13 June 2ft '2ft June 12 14 Jll? 28 30 Jmlj »er. Singapore Pen.n» Sing.yor. Hongkong 81 Mi* 1 J«®e J*"® 21 j ne June lft 17 Jane 1» •>•"* *5 J- j;, y 12 14 J«ly 377 words
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Advertisement15 1969-06-02 7 Thai International now flies t<3 more countries in the Orient than any other airline FMJ*15 words
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Article, Illustration467 1969-06-02 8 MRS. TAN CHIN THAN, wife of the Managing Director of Overseas Chinese Bank, speaking at a simple ceremony at the St. John's Home for the Aged when she donated $lO,OOO towards the building of a new dormitory for the inmates. Eastern Eastern Sun photo. PICTURE above showsEastern Sun photo.; Eastern Sun pix. - 467 words
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Article, Illustration711 1969-06-02 9 IN this modarn world of science, we may expect any type of machinery to be invented and perfected, whether big or small. expansive or cheop, useful or destructive. The machineries that have already been made use of have shown how ♦hey can serve mankind at the touch711 words
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Article, Illustration565 1969-06-02 9 n™L a 2Z' turned over and went back to sleep again. Then suddenly, woke un the I watteteter'iSS? n*V ro i7-.r;fJ° r e 1 Blaneed at the clock. it was nan past seven and I flew to the bathroom, yelling at the top of my voice565 words
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Article, Illustration412 1969-06-02 9 SOME of the memories which I recollect are very valuable to me. I can never forget my first day in a countryside and how warmly that morning welcomed me. Four o'clock in the morning In the countryside gave a different scene from the one a412 words
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Article, Illustration299 1969-06-02 9 SINGAPORE, is a small, diamond-shaped island situated in the heart of Southeast Asia. She has no natural resources and thus depend lor her survival on trade and tourism. Countries like Japan and Hong Kong have been visited by tourists from many countries and from them, they earn299 words
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Article, Illustration603 1969-06-02 9 FEAR it on underlying force, inherent in everyone. It is intangible, but constantly revolving in us, and powerful. Man lives in constant fear and it is o fact. We often fail to realise that life on this earth is fabricated amidst fear. Fear603 words
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Article, Illustration310 1969-06-02 9 We human beings cannot stay In hones always We mult move about as we like. We like to take a long Journey to other part* of the world, so that we can gain more knowledge from the different types of people In different places we like to learn about310 words
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Article, Illustration274 1969-06-02 9 SINGAPORE is an independent and young nation. The population of Singapore is cosmopolitan made up of Malays, Indians, Chinese and Europeans. We the people of this country should live in harmony as one big family so that we can help in natlon-bulldlng. Singapore youths274 words
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Article, Illustration259 1969-06-02 9 THE Singapore Government had found a solution to accommodate the fast growing population of Singapore. It is building flats that can accommodate a few hundred people. As a result, housing estates are springing up like seedlings all over the country. Many families have shifted from rural areas259 words
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Advertisement55 1969-06-02 9 Students: Do you know? 1. What is a diamond? 2. The tallest building in Singapore. 3. The first English school established in Singapore. Please reply together with your name and address for publication in the Students' Page of the Eastern Sun. Address your letters to: The Guide, Eastern Sun, 2355 words
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Advertisement186 1969-06-02 9 Essay writing: Rules to observe All entrants are requested to observe the following rules 1. Each entrant mutt fill in his/her oven writing the entry form appended below in block letters. 2. No entry will be considered without the entry form properly filled up. 3. The entrant must attach his/her186 words
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Miscellaneous132 1969-06-02 9 "Which lad/ of the house do you wish to see? The OLD lad/, or the YOUNG lady?" DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saundere and Aldan McWßams I OIDNT KNOW YOU HAD A BROTHER AND SISTER, DANNY/ WE PAVENS APE MODEST *OLK, TROY.. BUT, SINCE you INSIST.^ THE QUEEN IS WENDY... AND132 words
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Article1722 1969-06-02 10 BIG BEN - By BIG BEN TPOH, Sun. Leading jockey Glynn Pretty had another good day toX day he scored a double on Fraser Hill II (late Gurkha) and Tower of Perfection, second day of the Perak Turf Club Derby meeting. Fraser Hill n paid sl2 while Tower1,722 words
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Article, Illustration1212 1969-06-02 10 In all kinds of weather, i people of all ages in the united States are Jogging in "run for your life" clubs, around school and playground tracks, in city i streets and parks, and through their own communities. Bicycle riding has more than doubled in1,212 words
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358 1969-06-02 10 SEOUL. Sun. (Reuter) Chen Chlen-Chl of Nationalist China blazed round the Seoul Country Club course in a one under par 71 to steer his country to an eight-stroke victory in the fourth Asian amatuer team golf championship today. The Chinese retained the title they358 words
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Article31 1969-06-02 10 I SEOUL. Sun. (UPI) Orient bantamweight champion Lee Won-Suk of Korea lo«t a decision to Korean featherweight champion Kim Hyun in a 12-round non-title boxing match here last night.31 words
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287 1969-06-02 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Government's sports development campaign to build *n army of firstclass champions in the field of sports has picked up momentum Enche Othman Wok, Singapore's Sports Minister, is now working out ambitious olans to instil a lasting national spirit toward287 words
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Article395 1969-06-02 10 SINGAPORE. Sun.—Defending champions Singapore Cricket Club beat Singapore Recreation Club by 44 runs In the last match of the first round of the SCA senior division league tournament played at the Padang, today. SRC looked as though they were going to bold SCC to draw395 words
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254 1969-06-02 10 HONG KONG. Sun. (UPI) Horse racing, the only legalised gambling in Hong Kong, is getting more and more popular and the Royal Hon* Kong Jockey Club will spend nearly US$l million on two extension projects "It is a natural development that more254 words
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194 1969-06-02 10 BRISBANE. Sun. (Reuter) Australia's Rugby Union selectors, in a surprise move, tonight omitted top Queensland goal kicker Peter Vincent from the team to tour South Africa later this month. Vincent was one of the star® of the final trial match today, in which New194 words
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217 1969-06-02 11 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Sun. (Reuter) —Seymour Nurse, 35, who announced his retirement from Test cricket during the recent West Indies tour to Australia and New Zealand, was today named captain of a Barbados team to tour England from August 1 to September 8. The team217 words
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Article149 1969-06-02 11 Canadian Hockey XI For S 'pore HONG KONG. Sun. (UPT)— A Canadian hockey team, the Hawks, will play three matches in Hone Kong from July 3 to 7. the Hong Kong Hockey Association said today. "The Hong Kong visit is part of the Canadian team's world tour," association President Harnam149 words
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422 1969-06-02 11 LONDON. Sun. (Reuter) John Edrich. the England Test opener, propped up a dismal MCC batting performance with a defiant 125 when the three-day cricket match against the West Indians began at Lords here yesterday. The West Indians, in reply to the MCC's first innings total422 words
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985 1969-06-02 11 NEW YORK. Sun. (UPI) Rookie centreftelder Don Young lined a single over >he drawn in Atlanta outfield in *ie bottom of the ninth inning yesterday to score Ron Santo and give the Chicago Cubs a 3-2 victory over the Atlanta Braves. The win985 words
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Article341 1969-06-02 11 MEMPHIS. Tennessee. Sun. (Reuter) Bert Yancey and Lee Elder picked up four more shots on par yesterday to remain in a tie for the lead in the USI 150,000 (about £63.000) Memphis Open. Each scored a birdie on the final hole to flmsh with341 words
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157 1969-06-02 11 ADELAIDE, Sun. (Reuter) New Zealander Brian Boys won the A 13.000 (£933) South Australian Open golf tournament In a sudden-death playoff yesterday after the event had been reduced to 54 holes because of soggy greens. Boys and Australians Frank Phillips and Ted Ball had157 words
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Article46 1969-06-02 11 CARDIFF, Wales. Sun (Reuter) Simon Partridge, the 20-year-old British player. beat South African Roger McFarlane to take the men's singles title in the Glomorgan lawn tennis championships here yesterday. Top-seeded Partridge beat the number two seed 6.3 6*4 IB the final on grass courts.46 words
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Article145 1969-06-02 11 SEOUL. Bun. (UPI) Orient middleweight boxing champion ICim KlSoo of Korea will soon retire from the ring and a Korean boxer and a Japanese will hold a match to decide the winner of the middleweight crown, a Beoul newspaper said today The daily Hankook Ilbo145 words
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Article254 1969-06-02 11 LONDON Sun. (Reuter) Norman McVlcker. Warwickrhlre'g seam-bowling discovery from Lincolnshire tore through the Northamptonshire batsmen to rapture seven wickets for 29 at Birmingham yesterday. Pakistan Test all-rounder Mushtaq Mohammed provided the only resistance with a stubborn 23. but Northants crumbled to 74 all out. Warwickshire254 words
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Article106 1969-06-02 11 HONO KONG. Sun. (Reuter) Hong Kong will act as host to the third Asian Junior tennis championships in August This was confirmed by the Asian Lawn Tennis Federation who informed the Hong Kong Lawn Tennis Association yesterday that they had agreed to stage the event.106 words
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401 1969-06-02 11 Ashe Emerson Ousted From French Tourney PARIS. Sun. (Reuter) Arthur Ashe and Roy Emerson, the sixth and seventh seeds in the men's singles at the French international tennis championships. crashed out in the fourth round here yesterday. Ashe lost 6-0. 6-4. 6-2 to Australia's experienced Fred Btolle and Roy Emerson401 words
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Article414 1969-06-02 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. Peter Fowle, the overall champion, won the Shenton Thomas Cup at the end of the three-day Singapore open vatchmg GP-14 rhampion»hlp» held at the Sun> get Pandan. today. Out of the A** races in the championships. Fowle of the Naval Base Sailing Club,414 words
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Article185 1969-06-02 11 DALLAS. Texas, Sun. (Reuter) lan Mitchell scored twice to spark Dundee United to an upset 3-2 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers in the final match of the North American soccer league's international cup championship here. Wolves, who had already made sure of winning the tournament, started warm185 words
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Miscellaneous50 1969-06-02 10 BIG SWEEP Total Peel S 30,840 Ist Prix* Ne. *****0 $7,632 2nd Prize No. *****0 $3,816 3rd Prize No. *****2 1,908 Starters ($192 each): Nos. *****4 *****3 *****4 *****9 *****4 *****1 *****0 *****4 *****6 *****8 *****5 Consolation ($l4B each): Nos. *****4 *****7 *****6 *****6 *****8 *****1 *****9 *****0 *****3 *****050 words
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Miscellaneous59 1969-06-02 10 Time And Tide TODAY Singapore Town: 548 <-° 7 '2 54 pm. (8.2 ft); 55 7 pm. (3 8 ft); 11.40 p.m. (9.6 ft.). Naval Dockyard: 527 ft »i '246 pm. 554 pm 148 ft.); 11.56 p.m. (10 5 ft TOMORROW SINGAPORE Town: 8.41 a.m. (-0.8 ft.); 1.50 fi't'ft.) 64859 words
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Advertisement108 1969-06-02 11 Classified Ads. Sales 4 Service j Television I Radio REDIFFtJSION TELEVISION BENTALB HP CASB Cc.npm* r*nre to colt MWiyotx Showroom*: OlHMeauu AM-. Joo Cbltl RoM Ttman Jtmmc BBDirvrsioN lIPIIM un MAKB Of TV BITB Sadiopfeon* Uotrtlktf Htlßlnutt Ph«B* SK3IT *TIT» MIR*HN Owaicii Atrial CloMd Clrttlt TV BMkr«u4 Mast* iMttJUtfo* rkni108 words
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Miscellaneous1044 1969-06-02 11 (CHANNEL S) PM. 3.00 Opening Announcement in all Languages and Morning Btar; 3.25 Health in the Home (English Version*; 3.30 A Talk on Refuse Disposal (Chinese Version"; 335 House and Home (Tamil Version); 350 A Diary of Events in Singapore this Week; (Tamil Version); 353 Scarlet Hill: 440 Close; 5501,044 words
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536 1969-06-02 12 JProm Slums To Metropolis FROM slums to a bright new metropolis interspersed with shady forks and all the wonders of a modern city. This is not a dream but a reality of the Singapore that will be in the last decades of the 20th Century.536 words
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Article, Illustration310 1969-06-02 12 Students Wong Tan Are The Tops DAVID Wong, 15i, a Secondary Four Science student of Anglo-Chinese School yesterday topped all contestants from 15 schools in the oratorical contest organised by the Interact Club of the Singapore National Junior College. Tan Siok Shong, 15, science student of Maris Stella High SchoolPhoto by Yong Yik Min. - 310 words
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Article141 1969-06-02 12 THE PAP Government will continue to strive for a fair and democratic way of life after 10 years of holding the helm of the state. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Law and National Development, Mr. S. Ramaswamv said this on Saturday at the opening141 words
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Article182 1969-06-02 12 A fund was recently started to raise money for the purchase of a kidney machine for Rev. Father Leo Lee. former parish priest of the Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace. Tanjong Katong. Rev. Tather Lee who had been with the Our Ladv Queen of182 words
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Article, Illustration445 1969-06-02 12 PAT CHAN - Her Hopes And Dreams By: PAT CHAN MAVIS Iniar'i victory in the "Miss Republic of Singapore 1%9 contest was no surprise to most people. Nine out of ten in the audience expected her to win. And snre she did. So. the men who445 words
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133 1969-06-02 12 THE Vice-President of the University of Singapore Law Society, Mr. Francis Khoo, yesterday, called for the early apprehension of the instigators of disturbances on May 19 and yesterday. He said "The rule of law must be maintained at all times and the instigators of the133 words
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Article23 1969-06-02 12 THERE were a total of 79 road accidents of which five were serious during the past 24 hours in the Republic.23 words
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250 1969-06-02 12 THE average person wants to be noticed, to be respected and to be liked. He likes to feel he is wanted and that he counts, said Mr. Lan Hope of RTS. He wag speaking on Human Relations at the Rotary Club (West) weekly250 words
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Article65 1969-06-02 12 TWO policemen who were walking along Towner Road, early yesterday, arrested a man who had earlier stolen the handle of a motor-cycle. The handle was stolen In Jalan Bahagla. In another successful arrest. two more off duty policemen apprehended two persons who had stolen two bicycles65 words
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Article106 1969-06-02 12 LONDON. Sun. (UPI) The world's longest-running musical closed in London the other night. The odds are a hundreds to one you never heard of it. It chalked up twice as many performances as the longest run of "Oklahoma", thousands more than "South Pacific", incedibly more106 words
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Article82 1969-06-02 12 THE well-known figure In jazz music. Acker Bilk, and his Paramount Jazz Band have taken time off from their tour of top hotels in Singapore to entertain the British and Commonwealth troops in Malaya. Last week, thev entertained the soldiers and their families at the Terendak Camp82 words
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Article143 1969-06-02 12 A' Cargo Agents Assn. Three leading local transportation companies have sponsored the formation of a Singapore Aircargo Agentj Association in the Republic. The decision was reached at a meeting held on Saturday. It is the intention of the Association to assist in the development and promotion of aircargo traffic in143 words
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Article95 1969-06-02 12 JAKARTA. Sun. (AFP I The first one-week regional conference of the International Planned Parenthood Federation of South-east Asia and Oceanic Region was opened in Bandung. West Java, today. About 240 experts from Australia. Fiji. New Zealand, Indonesia. The Philippines. Singapore and Thailand participated in the opening ceremony which95 words
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Miscellaneous17 1969-06-02 12 Abu By LIM KO 1 a -Jr. W V MY COMPLIMENTS! timn uL Ti WA i I17 words
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