Eastern Sun, 12 August 1969
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Title Section24 1969-08-12 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY ft Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1085 Tuesday, 12 August 1969. ft MC (P) 0737 Price 15 cents24 words
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Article243 1969-08-12 1 KUCHING, Mon. (AFP) The Federal Government is doing oil it could to provide sufficient troops for the defence of Sarawak against Communist terrorists. This assurance was given by the Chief Malaysian Armed Forces Staff General Tunku Osman bin Tunku Mohammed Jewa this afternoon while on243 words
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Article171 1969-08-12 1 LONDON. Mon. (AFP) A Vietnam situation, with Nigerian overtones, is rapidly developing in Malaysia, Mr. Go h Hock Guan, General Secretary of the Malaysian "Democratic Action Party", said today. He told a press conference: "The present mishandling by the government in the aftermath of the riots has played171 words
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Article50 1969-08-12 1 NAIROBI.. Mon. (AFP) The preliminary hearing against a Kenyan accused of assassinating Economic and Development Ministe r Tom Mboya last month opened before the Nairobi Senior Resident Magistrate here today. The accused. Nahashon Issac Njega Njoroge. was led handcuffed into th# eourt by prison officers.50 words
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Article, Illustration276 1969-08-12 1 TRUMPETS and a roll of drums greeted Princess Alexandra when she arrived at the Singapore Turf Club last night to attend a glittering reception given in her honour by the British civilian community in Singapore. The Prtncess, who is in Singapore with her husband.Eastern Sun photo - 276 words
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80 1969-08-12 1 SAIGON, Mon. (Reuter) A Vietnamese allegedly shot bv eight U.S. Special Forces Officers and men was identified tonight as a double agent employed by the American Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and North Vietnamese Intelligence. Lawyer George Gregory, the civilian defence counsel for Major80 words
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278 1969-08-12 1 ISTANBUL, Mon. (Reuter) More pieces of handhewn timber, a second clue in the hunt for the exact location of Noah's ark, have been found on Mount Ararat in Eastern Turkey, by an American expedition. The timber is identical to pieces found in278 words
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Article76 1969-08-12 1 HONOLULU, Mon (AFP) Seven U.S. soldiers, absent without leave, took refuge in a church today to escape Military Police after an anti-war. anti-draft march through Waikiki. The march was led by an airman who said he had been AWOL since Julv 30 Reverend Bob Warner, minister76 words
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Article132 1969-08-12 1 LOS ANGELES. Mon. (UPI) Homicide squads fanned out across this sprawling city today attempting to tie together the murderg of actress Sharon Tate and four others with the bizarre deaths of a married couple a dozen miles away. Both murder scenes were similar. The five bodies found132 words
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Article208 1969-08-12 1 The price of rubbe r yesterday advanced to its highest since October 1961 when August first grade rubber buyers closed at 85-3/4 cents per lb., up two and three quarters of a cent from the previous close. The market opened nominally steadier due to uncertainties208 words
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365 1969-08-12 1 TEL AYTV. Man. (Reuter and CP I) Israeli planes yesterday bombed a vital irrigation canal in Jordan. blasting a new breach where it was newly repaired afte r a raid last June. An official announcement said the raid was staged on the Ghor Canal365 words
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Article280 1969-08-12 1 JOHN HSU - By JOHN HSU A $200,000 monumental sculpture to immortalise "Singapore's unknown immigrants" will go up shortly in one the island's scenic spots to symbolise the past efforts and future aspirations of the people of the Republic. The project is now being undertaken bv an elite corp280 words
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Article230 1969-08-12 1 The Government is now studying comprehensive legislation to provide for the preservation of historic lands, artifacts, sites and buildings which can then be declared as national monuments because of their historical or architectural significance. The Minister for Law and National Development. Mr E. W. Barker disclosed230 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous17 1969-08-12 1 "First jiggle this watchamacallit, then twiddle this doohickey here say, am I being too technical for .you17 words
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Article, Illustration1316 1969-08-12 2 Secretary Acquitted KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. T. Mahesan, 50, former secretary of the Malaysian Government Officers' Co-operative Housing Society, was today acquitted and discharged in the High Court on five counts of abetting three company directors charged with criminal breach of trust of1,316 words
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Article66 1969-08-12 2 A NEW wonder Germanmade remedy for sinus (blocked nose) is now available in Singapore through Khushi Brothers of 6 D'Almeida Street. The medicine is called "Nasal Jet" which has been developed over 15 years of Intensive research. A representative of Khushi Brothers said enquiries could be66 words
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Article49 1969-08-12 2 Kamal Deen s/o S.S. Packir Mohamed was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with theft and housebreaking on May 24. He was llleged to have broken into Zait bin Haji Mohamad Serat's house in Lorong En?kj Aman and stole $155 worth of property. He claimed trial.49 words
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Article, Illustration166 1969-08-12 2 About 400 aged, handicapped. orphans, boys and girls from eight Homes in Singapore were given a special treat by the St. John Council here at the 150 th anniversary celebrations of the founding of Singapore yesterday evening. They were from Little Sisters of the Poor, St.166 words
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Article239 1969-08-12 3 MANILA, Mon. (Reuter) The Manil a Times said to-day that Southern Philippines bankers believed large sums of pesos smuggled out of the country through Sabah partly accounted for the pesos's low rating in Hong Kong. The Times, quoting local banking authorities in Zamboanga City, said239 words
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448 1969-08-12 3 SAIGON, Mon. (UPI and Reuter) American forces fought Communist troops from the edge of the Demilitarised Zone to jungles near Cambodia in the south and t'.S. casualties rose to their highest point since late June, military spokesmen said to-day. In battles yesterday448 words
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240 1969-08-12 3 SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE, Mexico, Mon. (Reuter) The "Yul Brynner" look is spreading fast in Mexico, thanks largely to the anti-hippie campaign of Mayor Antonio Gil of San Miguel de Allende. Reacting to a nation-wide campaign to clear Mexico of hippie communities. Mayor Gil240 words
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Article194 1969-08-12 3 SURENDERNAGAR, India, -Won. (Reuter) A Hindu priest who had planned to burn 120 million rupees <6.700.000 sterling) worth of foodstuffs in sacrificial fires said yesterday he now would use herbs and vegetables follow an official ban on the use of more than 2? pounds of194 words
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Article113 1969-08-12 3 FORT GORDON, Georgia. Mon. (UPI) The commanding officer of this army base ordered a full investigation yesterday into the circumstances of why a Signal Corps Sergeant drove his car into a column of basic trainees, killing two and Injuring 14 others. Maj-Gen. John Tillson 111 said some113 words
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155 1969-08-12 3 SEOI'L. Mon. (UPI) North Korean troops attacked a South Korean army patrnl in the central sector of the truce border yesterday morning and then followed ud with a series of four shellings at a South Korean army post, it was announced today. The South155 words
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Article133 1969-08-12 3 SRINAGAR. Kashmir. Mon. (UPI) The existence of a vicious gang of kidnappers responsible for several childsnatchings throughout India has been unearthed by police authorities. Police have arrested an undetermined number of gang members and have recovered a dozen blind and maimed youths kidnapped by the gang before133 words
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Article197 1969-08-12 3 LINCOLN, England, Mon. (Reuter and UPI) The man in the front row of the Reverend Peter Parkinson's congregation was casually dressed in fact naked except for a pair of tennis shoes. The vicar was unworried. For he was holding a service at a nudist camp in his parish. About197 words
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284 1969-08-12 3 PARIS, Mon. (UPI) U.S. and South Vietnamese negotiators at the Vietnam Peace Conference have one more proposal they are holding in reserve, an authoritative Allied source said to-day. After President Nixon's declaration that the Allies have gone as far as284 words
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421 1969-08-12 3 SAIGON. Mon. (Reuter) The lawyer representing U.S. Special Forces Officer, Major Thomas Middleton. one of eight Green Beret soldiers charged with murder, arrived in Saigon yesterday and said he Intended to discover why the case had been cloaked in so much secrecy.421 words
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Advertisement92 1969-08-12 3 TURN OUJ a Here's where your car gets the fashion. Boron turns on the power you've never touched before. Caltex Boron is the space age motor fuel resulting directly from research into high energy fuels for rockets. Caltex Boron —the most powerful high energy fuel for petrol engines. Key benefit92 words
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Article, Illustration402 1969-08-12 4 SPACE CENTRE, Houston, Mon. (UPI) America's "perfectly healthy" Apollo 11 astronauts emerged last night from their long moon-bug quarantine and went into seclusion with their families. After more than two weeks in isolation Michael Collins still had his moustache, grown during the moon landing flight,402 words
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Article94 1969-08-12 4 GRENOBLE. France. Mon. (Reuter) Bulgarian potho'.er Anna Taparkova. 23. yesterday claimed a new world record for the deepest cave descent by a woman. The young potholder set up the record on Saturdav night as she reached 3.681 fee t below ground in the Gouffre Berger Cave near here.94 words
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Article46 1969-08-12 4 HONG KONG, Mon. (Router) Medical workers in a South China County were reported to-day to have cured most of the deaf-mutes there through a new method of acupuncture the traditional Chinese form of medical treatment by inserting needles" into affected areas of the body.46 words
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Article100 1969-08-12 4 CHICAGO. Mon. (UPI) Police arrested I*s persons on Saturday for trying to break up a peace march commemorating the 24th anniversary of the atom bombing of Hiroshima. Nine of those arrested said thev were American Nazis, members of the Nationalist Socialist White Peoples Party.100 words
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Article74 1969-08-12 4 NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) Striking emplovees of Pan American World Airways voted yesterday and today on a proposed contract. Approval would end the work stoppage that has paralyzed Pan .Am flights from the United States The striking ticket sellers and clerks are members of74 words
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390 1969-08-12 4 PARIS, Mon. (Reuter) Devaluation of the French franc triggered successively last night a sharp price freeze in France, parallel devaluation by 14 African nations and West Germany's reaffirmation of its decision not to revalue the mark upwards. The French price freeze, covering industrial390 words
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Article294 1969-08-12 4 THE following is a berthing list released bv the Fort of Singapore Authority for August 12: DEPARTURE: Godowns Vessel* 1/2 Priam 3 4 Yuzan Maru 8-9 Emma Bakka ft 9 Ixurr.o Maru 19 Orient Liner N W4 Hui Here 23 24 Surabaya Maru 25 26 Rar.vo Mau294 words
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389 1969-08-12 4 LOS ANGELES. Mon. (Reuter) Police yesterday sought a second suspect who could have fled from the luxury home of film star Sharon Tate In a car after she and four others were murdered. A full-scale search waj under way for a red Ferrari car.389 words
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Article80 1969-08-12 4 ROME. Mon. (UPI) Premier Mariano Rumor passed his first Test in Parliament yesterday after restating support of a domestic and foreign policy programme virtually unchanged from the previous government Rumor and his minority, allChristian Democrat Government picked up 346 yes votes in the Chamber of Deputies.80 words
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186 1969-08-12 4 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) British Nobel Pnze winner Professor Frank Powell has died from heart attack while on holiday in Italy, a Foreign office spokesman said yesterday. Prof. Powell. 65. who won the Nobel Award for physics in 1950. died on Saturday after a heart186 words
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Article68 1969-08-12 4 TROXDHEIM, Norway, Mon. (Reuter) The Prince of Wales was not feeling well and stayed aboard :he royal yacht Britannia when Queen Elizabeth, the Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Anne stepped ashore here yesterday. A spokesman on board Britannia said last night that there was nothing seriously68 words
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Miscellaneous209 1969-08-12 4 SHAW I ■jliftttorttiltL'l LIDO Phone ***** I xow SHOWING: 11 a.m., 130. 4. 00. 6.30 9.15 p.m Oeorfe Kennedy "Gnm of The Mafniflcent Seven" (UA) Panavjsion Color by DeLuxe NEXT CHANGE: Natalie Wood. Richard Bevmer "WEST SIDE STORY" <UA» Technicolor Panavision NOW SHOWING" 11 a.m.. 1-45. 4.mi. ti.3o 9.30 p.m.209 words
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Miscellaneous352 1969-08-12 4 CRGANISAT.IQW ODEON 21 116 NOW SHOWING! No Freo List: 11 a 130. 400 7no A- 9 -M» R M Tien Clltnt NtCflr Li Ling Lmj "THE SPIRITS" in Mandarin. CathaySrope. Cc.or iEng.i:-h A- Ch ne?-e Subt.tleii ODEON 4 P4LACE: SfXt Chtrje'l Omar Sharif au~ "CHE'' Jack Pa!ance. PViiion. Co.or ORCHARD-*****352 words
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Fotorama '69
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Article, Illustration632 1969-08-12 5 Frown The Editor's Hypo-Stained Desk JN response to numerous requests, FOTORAMA '69 is devoting this entire issue to the prizewinners of Contests A-2, A-3, A-4 and B-3. Readers are reminded that the prizewinning prints, which were originally taken on Agfacolor CNS negative colour film, have had, perforce,632 words
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Article365 1969-08-12 5 THE PRIZES Ist PRIZE; $3OO CASH VOUCHER 2nd PRIZE: $lOO CASH VOUCHER 3rd PRIZE: 50 CASH VOUCHER plus Certificates of Merit to the next 10 best entries THE RULES 3. r-9 participate in this contest, all you Have to do Is to submit one or more365 words
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Article, Illustration255 1969-08-12 5 TN the novel SPOT THE DELIBERATE MISTAKE B-3 Contest which we ran a few weeks ago. we thought we had you all foxed with a difficult question. We are happy to say we could not have been more wrong. Apparently FOTORAMA *69 readers are all experts255 words
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Article620 1969-08-12 6 PAKISTAN is the only place where President Richard Nixon was told honestly that there are some serious differences between the host and the guest. Right from the welcome at the airport, Gen. Yahya Khan made it clear to Nixon that Pakistan's Realpolitik had made it essential that the620 words
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Article213 1969-08-12 6 THERE is unconfirmed report from London that South Africa is thinking of sending a multi-racial cricket team to tour England next summer. It is rather premature to hail South Africa on this since the entire world is aware of its extreme colour prejudice. Each summer it hardens. But this213 words
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Article, Illustration949 1969-08-12 6 Arnold Raphael - By Arnold Raphael Gemini News Service LONDON: President Kenyatta of Kenya was deeply shaken by the assassination of his key Minister Tom Mboya. It has stiffened his resolve for what could be his last and perhaps toughest campaign. At 77 or thereabout the949 words
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Article13 1969-08-12 6 A joy that's shared is a joy made double. John Ray.13 words
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402 1969-08-12 6 PATRICK J. KILLEN - By PATRICK J. KILLEN JSM 1 T dav movable r s whirh Cfylonrst now observe as their urrU, holiday instead of Sunday. Some weeks Poya day is Sunday. And then some weeks it's Monday or Tuesday or some other dav. Its a402 words
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Article640 1969-08-12 6 Frank Mankiewicz, Tom Braden - By Frank Mankiewicz, Tom Braden WASHINGTON A Boston youth achieved a measure of fame last week by getting together the materials which could make him the world's fifth nuclear power. Having assembled everything necessary from surplus stores to manufacture an intercontinental ballistic missile, he640 words
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440 1969-08-12 6 Elizabeth Prosser - By Elizabeth Prosser Gemini News Service LONDON: Like the girls before them, many distinguished —and lesser-known —men of the world today get the colour of their hair from a bottle or at the barbers. Particularly the mid-dle-aged. Even President Nixon of the United440 words
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Article626 1969-08-12 6 Robert Musel - By Robert Musel LONDON. (UPI) Dr. Mangalore Pai believes normal people can thrive on only fire or six hours of sleep a night and the children of the year 2000 will probably cut that down to three hours. Not all scientists agree with Dr. Pai626 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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Article523 1969-08-12 7 SINGAPORE change «oid and officially luted at business. Stock Exother price* the close of INDUSTRIALS ACMA Ben Co XD Borneo Bhd Boustead C. Sugar Cold storage Chemical Co C>cle Carriage Dun lop t smelting L*so Ords fcupoc Pulp u»an t N Ords. CALL Gammon G. Lumber523 words
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Article89 1969-08-12 7 THK noon price# at the stncapore Chinese Produce Exchange jesterday were >— Buja Sellei Coconut Oil (FOB.) Bulk 48 50 lotonui OH (FOB) I'rum 5075 Mixed Copra 30 50 Mlintnk unite Pepper (FOB) ***** Sarawak White Pepper (F.OB) mm 187.50 Sarawak Special Black Pepper (FOB.) V6% N.L.W 97 5089 words
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Article432 1969-08-12 7 ARRIVALS 5 00 a m. MSA ML029 Kuala Lunipnr SOU a.m. Ms A MLl 1V Kuala Lumpur 9 35 a.m. GARLUA GA982 Jakarta 10 15 am M>A ML121 Kuala Lumpur 10-25 am. MSA ML005 Penang. Ipob, Kuala Lumpur Malacca 1.00 p.m. frAS sRy"l Copenhagen. Taslrient. Bangkok. 1-10 p.m.432 words
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1279 1969-08-12 7 The Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday maintained the present upward trend. Trading was very active and despite some profittaking. many counters scored smart appreciations. TURNOVER: The total turnover was 2.964,000 units valued at $5,779,330 with industrials accountine for 2,485.000; hotels 282,000;1,279 words
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Article357 1969-08-12 7 AUGUST first grade rubber buyer# closed at 5 p.m., in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 85-3/4 cents per lb., ud two and three quarters of a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was strong. After opening nominally steadier due to uncertainties357 words
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Article55 1969-08-12 7 HONG KONG, Mon. (UPI) Money Quotations. HK56.0825 oer U.S. dollar. HKS6.IO per U.S. dollar TT. HKSI4.3 per pound sterling. HKS3IO.O per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness. HK5161.7 per 10.000 Japanese yen. HK$ 130.0 pe r 100 Philippines pesos buyers. HKSI3I.O per 100 Philippines pesos sellers. Philippine55 words
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Article14 1969-08-12 7 The tin price for yesterday was 5653.12 i per picul, up $11.87*.14 words
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Article50 1969-08-12 7 (Manager* Mot 2.67 1) 1st Malayan XD 2nd Malayan XD 193 3rd Malayan 1 24 The Com. lnc .99 1.09 The Sarins Fond 106 116 M. Invest Fund 1.20 1.30 1st Hong Kong 1.53 i«s 109# 2nd Hone Kone 1 04 feerllng Com 5 3 (•Hons B.ooc currency|50 words
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Advertisement199 1969-08-12 7 Ot -> X «•> V The stars in your eyes won't pay for that ring on her Finger. One of the best things in life is being in love. But some of the best things that go with it start to run into money. Like engagement rings. And trousseaus. Honeymoons.199 words
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Article, Illustration1324 1969-08-12 8 VOCATIONAL Guidance is a relatively new term to most Singaporeans. But this term is not at all so in advanced and highly developed countries in Western Europe and the United States. In countries like America and the United Kingdom, Vocational Guidance is part and parcel1,324 words
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Article, Illustration764 1969-08-12 8 IT was on a bleak misty evening that I depressed because of my examination results decided to stroll down the back lane of my house (which was deserted) and ponder over the obstacles that had led me to my failure. As I walked down the764 words
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Article, Illustration548 1969-08-12 8 YOUTH can be regarded as the golden age of the whole life history of a man. But even so, being young, like all things, has its advantages and disadvantages. The advantages are very obvious. Youth is the time when one can really be happy without548 words
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Article, Illustration471 1969-08-12 8 SINGAPORE, as we know, is a small nation without natural resources. The usual source of income has all along been from the entrepot trade This entrepot trade is responsible for about 70% of our national income. Nevertheless, it is increasingly obvious that the entrepot trade will not471 words
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Advertisement174 1969-08-12 8 Essay writing: Rules to observe All entrants are requested to observe the following rules: 1. Each entrant must fill in his/her own 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/her174 words
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Miscellaneous95 1969-08-12 8 By Jack Ttpprf S "Well, Archie, I have YOU all brushedl" DATELINE: DANGER! .by John Saundas and AidenMcVVKams THE BOVS ON PROBATION TO ME,MR.NAPOLI...HE HAD A BRUSH WITH SOME BAD COMPANY/ m EVLL] I HOPE-Sa JOB, MAN /—IT •yf WOULD BE BETTER THAN V CHRISTMAS/ r> ti I 25 O95 words
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Article, Illustration1512 1969-08-12 9 Gloria-mae - 11l IF TICKET WILL TRAVEL—2 x By Gloria-mae A T last, I was going to see the girls in cheongsams, taste the variety of food yearned for and best of all, shop. But hang on. I am still in the plane and just told over the intercom "to1,512 words
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Article81 1969-08-12 9 will travel seems to be the maxim of Gloria-mae, Eastern Sun's latest "find' who writes mainly for the Women's Page. A swinger by any standard, Gloria• mae has just returned from a swinging tour of Down llnder and three exotic countries in the Orient. Jetting to Bangkok, Hong81 words
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Article271 1969-08-12 9 Gloria-mae - Rv Gloria-mae HEMLINES were still resting quite modestly an Inch above the knee In late 1966 and early 1368 Then, as If by missile, news arrived in the East of miniskirts via overseas students coming home, magazines and the like I've no grudge against Western271 words
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Article53 1969-08-12 9 NEW YORK. Mon. The trenrl to revealing fashions is putting bra manufacturers into a new business. They're doing clothes with built-in bras. Bra manufacturers know full well that women are growing more ample of bosom, not less, and thev s ee a need for "nude" styles designed with53 words
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Article, Illustration240 1969-08-12 9 Mary Sue Miller - By Mary Sue Miller PERMANENT PRESS pleats are a wonderful thing. But not In a woman s own throat! Perhaps you have noticed the pleated condition. It comes plain when a woman turns her head and one side of her neck develops pleated folds, while240 words
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Article, Illustration644 1969-08-12 9 SHEILAH GRAHAM - Sitvuliinff ,1/I/JP/1... "ft SHEILAH GRAHAM LONDON. Mon. THE Carroll Baker-Jack Garfem divorce Is a sad story. It might have had a different ending if Joe Levir.e had not become disenchanted with Miss Baker whom he loved madly after she made all those644 words
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134 1969-08-12 9 LONDON. Mon (UPI) The Hong Kong Trade Development Council has announced a three-day drive to show off Hone Kong haute couture to British buyers Fifteen Hong Kong fashion houses plan to join twice dailv fashion shows in the Royal Lancaster Hotel from Oct.134 words
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Article101 1969-08-12 9 HONOLULU, Mon. Long before the mainland knew them, boutiques were happily at home in Hawaii. With fashion customs casual, and lota of home-grown talent in design and fabrics, the islands took naturally to the small ownerdesigner shop with some specialty to set it apart from the others.101 words
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Advertisement47 1969-08-12 9 SKIRTS: Up or down? Pans has once more displayed its now customary confusion about whether women's hemlines should stay thigh -high or plunge towards the ankles. This 50-year survey shows how skirt-lengths led up to the cult of the mini-skirt which stays firmly in current command <(l970|47 words
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Miscellaneous147 1969-08-12 9 TODAY a Tuesday* August 12* 1969. m\ r. 11-14-29-40 48-64-73 m 13-21-30-37 52-59-80-86 CANCER JUNE2I 2- 7-16-20 '25-63-65 I LEO ffj JULY 23 AUG. 22 -53-58 -78-83-89 *****8 VIRGO J\ AUG. 23 HI SOT. 22 Sl2-IJ-18-32 '36-33-84-88 13 You'll 14 Emphotln 15 Gain 16 Can 17 Favor 18 By 19147 words
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484 1969-08-12 10 CLEVELAND, Ohio, Mon. (L'PI) Britain's sisters doubles team of Christine Truman Janes and Nell Truman kept Britain's hopes of retaining the Wightman Cup alive by a three-set victory over America's Valerie Ziegenfuss and Mary Ann 1 1 Eisel Curtis yesterday. Capitalising on the nervousness484 words
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Article57 1969-08-12 10 ZOLDER, Belgium. Mon (UPI) Harm Ottenbros of Holland on Sunday night outsprinted Julien Stevens to score a half-wheel victory to win the World Professional Cycling Championships road race here. Ottenbros won the title in an upset over Stevens who held the yellow jersey of overall leader for three57 words
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Article170 1969-08-12 10 COPENHAGEN, Mon. (UPI) The United States, only left crumbs to Europe and Australia by taking both the men's and the women's individual overall titles at the 11th World Waterski Championships on Lake Bagsvaerd. The United States thus kept her series of overall victories won since the170 words
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153 1969-08-12 10 FOUR Ceylon School badminton stars. Ajit Perera. M.Y.C. Perera Oliver Guruge and Tissa Jayasekera left the Republic for Manila yesterday after a one night transit here Their manager cum coach. Mr. R Werala told Sunsport in an airport interview that all the five boys153 words
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Article65 1969-08-12 10 BERLIN. Mon. lUPI) The teams of the United States and England pulled off the biggest surprises so far in the World Students Chess Team Championships on Sundav by beating top favourites West Germany and Czechoslovakia. At the end of Group "A" games adjourned from Saturday the American team65 words
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Article42 1969-08-12 10 SENIGALLIA. Itaiy, Mon. (UPI) Australian-born Martin Mullingan of Italy won the Senigallia International Tennis Tournament on Sunday defeating Brazil's first-ranked Thomaz Koch 13-11. 6-2, 6-2. Kasulo Saivamatsu of Japan debated Christian Sar.dberg of Sweden 6-3, 6-3 for the women's title.42 words
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Article167 1969-08-12 10 VIENNA. Mon. (UPI) Jo Siffert of Switzerland and Kurt Ahrens of West Germany driving a Porsche 917. won the 1,000-kilometre Austrian Grand Prix yesterday. The race. a t the recently opened Oesterreichnng track at Zeltweg counts towards the World Manufacturers Championships. Be gium's Jacky167 words
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Article94 1969-08-12 10 LA PAZ, Bolivia. Mon (Reuten Unheralded Bolivia scored its second successive upset victory in Group 10 of the South American Wor'.d Cup qualifying playoffs by edging Peru 2-1 in a thriller here today. It was a big blow to Peru's hopes of reaching the 1970 tournament94 words
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371 1969-08-12 10 JOHANNESBURG, Mon. (Reuter) South African cricket officials denied knowledge today of plans to send a multi-racial team on next year's tour of Eng- land. They were commenting on a claim by an English cricket writer today on British tele- vision that South Africa371 words
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Article249 1969-08-12 10 FAR East Air Force racing enthusiasts figured prominently in the 1969 BP South Malaysian motor rally over 600 miles of largely narrow earth roads through oil palm and rubber-tree plantations. Navigator in the overall winning car (an Opel Kadett) was SAC Dave Appleyard of249 words
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Article, Illustration128 1969-08-12 10 AFTER two days of excellent golf, the 1969 Singapore Junior Open Golf Championship was won bv 13-year-old Jeff Senior (left) of the Seletar Golf Club Jeff Senior, playing off a handicap of 18 had a nett score of 129. The winner of the trophy for the lowest128 words
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402 1969-08-12 10 MILWAUKEE. Mon. (l"PI) Ken Still, never a winner on the pro golf tour until this year, held off a charge by South African Gary Player with a sizzling seven under par 65 of his own yesterday to win the SlOO.OOO greater402 words
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Article79 1969-08-12 10 SYDNEY. Mon. < Reuter) Australia is hailing a new swimming sensation and she is only nine years old. Virginia Rlckard was picked tonight to tour New Zealand with the New South Wales team later this month after snatching eight titles In the state winter championships. She proved79 words
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Article85 1969-08-12 10 Basketball: Invitation championships. Gay World, 7.30 p.m. Billiards: Snooker championships. Siong 800 A.A. 6.30 p.m. Bowline: International championships. Jackie's Bowl. 8.30 p.m. Chess: Zonal Championships. King Edward VII Hall, 6.30 p.m. Football (women): International championships, Jalan Besar. 6.00 p.m. Lawn Tennis; Singapore Open championships, Padang, 3.0085 words
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Article71 1969-08-12 10 TORONTO. Mon. (UPI) Cliff Richey. of San Angelo. Texas, defeated Earl "butch" Bucholz of St. Louis here Sunday to win the men's singles event In the Canadian Open Tennis Championships and the 2.000 dollar first prize. As the 1966 United States hardcourt champion, Rickey asserted superiority on the71 words
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Article133 1969-08-12 10 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter> England Cricket Captain Cohn Cowdrey. back ;n action for the first time since suffering an Achilles tendon injury in May. scored 39 today against a women's team, Cowdrey. playing for a Kent eleven against an England ladies team in a benefit match for allrounder133 words
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Article320 1969-08-12 10 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Lancashire consolidated their position at the top of the English Sunday League with a 65-run win over Leicestershire today. John Sullivan made It hla match by scoring 45 not out, then taking five for 22 to polish off the Leicestershire innings.320 words
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176 1969-08-12 10 MANILA Mon < UPI > Japan and Nationalist China yesterday afternoon won their matches against the Philippines and Hong; Kon* on the opening dav of the seven-nation fifth International Students Badminton Championships here. Japan swept all three of their matches against the host team176 words
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Article485 1969-08-12 10 Baseball NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) Johnny Bench singled and homered and Lee Slay had a double and a triple as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 10-0 yesterday behind the three-hit pitching of Gary. Nolan, scoring his second win since his recall from485 words
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Article99 1969-08-12 10 HAMILTON". Bermuda, Mon. (Reuter) New Zealand's test cricket team will play a three-day match in Bermuda next May as part of their tou r of the West Indies and South America, local Cricket Board of Control officials announced here. The New Zealanders will be in Bermuda99 words
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Article31 1969-08-12 10 DUBLIN. Mon. (Reuter) Christy O'Connor and Jimmy Kinselia will represent Ireland for the second year in succession in the World Golf Cup in Singapore from October 2 to 5.31 words
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Article188 1969-08-12 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE East W L GB Chicago 71 43 New York 62 48 7 St. Louis G3 51 8 Pittsburgh 58 54 12 Philadelphia 44 67 25i Montreal 35 79 36 West W L GB Cincinnati 61 45 Atlanta 53 2i Los Angeles 61 51 3 San Francisco188 words
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Article90 1969-08-12 10 MONTEVIDEO Mon. (UPI) Uruguay qualified for the final round of the soccer World Cup to be played in Mexico in 1970 by beating Chile 2-0 here Sunday. The first half ended with the Uruguayans in the lead by 1-0 Cortez scored in the 44th minute of play and90 words
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Article275 1969-08-12 11 NOTTINGHAM. England. Mon. (Reuter) New Zealand dismissed both century-makers Edrich and Phil Sharpe as England laboured after quick runs on the fourth dav of the second cricket test here at Trent Bridge. England were 310 for three for a first innings lead of 16 runs275 words
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Article76 1969-08-12 11 A personal best score of 33 goals by Nola Green enabled the visiting Australian VII to beat Singapore by 44 goals to 16 In the international netball Pesta played yesterday Taking full advantage of her height Nola outplaved the opponents* attempt to block and ea.sily top-scored to76 words
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Article120 1969-08-12 11 MANILA. Men. (UPI) Nationalist China which posted twin victories on openingday matches Sunday, went down twice in defeat against Singapore and Japan on the second day cf the sth In'ernational Studer/s Badminton Championships here In other matches the Hong Kong Boys' and Girls' teams bowed to120 words
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95 1969-08-12 11 THE SINGAPORE TEN PIN Bowling Congress's First International Championships incorporating the Fifth National Championships was officially declared open by Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs) Enche Buang bin Omar Junid, at Jackie's Bowl, Orchard, last night. The General Manager of Sime Darby Group of Companies, Mr. Brian Parry, is seen above rolling95 words
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Article442 1969-08-12 11 Burma took the first day's honours in the flven.itinn Pesta Sukan Minggu Merdeka Shooting championships when thev captured a fold in the team and a silver in the individual event in the Small Bore Prone Competition over 50 metres at the Giimon School Shooting442 words
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Article309 1969-08-12 11 Cambodia's top player. I'm Sophon. had an easy first round victory in the men's singles of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's open grass court tennis championships, held in conjunction with the 1969 Pesta Sukan. at the Padang yesterday. Sophon. third seeded, defeat, ed Wilfred Wee309 words
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Article1045 1969-08-12 11 The following are weight* for the Singapore August meeting 3rd and 4th days. SATURDAY: CLASS 1 DIV. 2 1 MILE AND 3 FUR. Peak of Perfection II 9 00 Saya Datang R. 13 Yangtze Kiang 8 13 Prince Alciae 8.13 Literati 8.12 Viva Ipoh 8.11 Top1,045 words
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Article772 1969-08-12 11 FOLLOWING are thp Stipendiary Stewards repoit> on the weenend rates at Singapore. SATIKDAY RACE 1: Charming Beau (Jamil) was s.ow out of the starting stall Toro (Hassan) jumped awnwjrd y and caused seme interference to Tobruk (Shaari) at the start. Shjree (Soaidn could not gallop freely m772 words
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Miscellaneous1200 1969-08-12 11 YOUR TV and Radio TODAY J (CHANNEL 5) Nite Movie (Marrying Kind PM .100 Opening Announce Starryins Judy Holliday Aldo nrntj in all Languages and Ray. Madee Kennedy, Shelia Morning Star; 325 Be Our Bond. Peggy Cass and Mickey Guest Malav >: 340 Health in Shanehnessy >: 11.45 Close Down,1,200 words
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Article, Illustration181 1969-08-12 12 Last RoundUp For Princess Alexandra Princess Alexandra yesterday spent a hectic day in Singapore touring: the Republic's housing' estates, the huge Jurong Town and Industrial Complex and the busy Singapore waterfront. Officially representing the British sovereign head at the Republic's 150 th anniversary celebrations, Princess Alexandra is due to return181 words
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Article173 1969-08-12 12 This week's mid-week Toto Draw will be held at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Thursday. Aug. 14 at 7 p.m. in conjunction with the Pesta Sukan Weight-lifting Contest. The chairman of the panel of judges will be Mr. Tang Chee Yuen, assistant sports promotion officer, Ministry173 words
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188 1969-08-12 12 Calling all pretty Chinese girls! If you are tallish and endowed with an oval face featuring almond shaped eyes topped with eyebrows that arc perfect crescents, a future of fortune and fame may be yours. The American film company of MGM are now188 words
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Article431 1969-08-12 12 THE Port of Singapore Authority will spend some $164 million during the next five years to improve and expand port facilities and ser- vices. Foremost in the Authority's development programmme is the East Lagoon Container Complex where considerable progress was made during the year431 words
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Article, Illustration180 1969-08-12 12 The Chief Scout of Singapore. President Yusof bin Ishak has appointed Mr. Chu Chui Lum, a company director of National Ca<=h Register Co.. as the new Chief Commissioner of the Singapore Scout Association. Mr. Chu. who has been a scout si nr 1935. is180 words
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Article109 1969-08-12 12 A twelve-man delegation of Singapore journalists left here for Jakarta yesterday on a two-week goodwill mission to Indonesia. The delegation, comprising members of the Singapore Malay Journalists' Association, is making the tour at the Invitation of the Journalists' Association of Indonesia. Led by one of Singapore's109 words
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Article136 1969-08-12 12 An Indonesian illegal immigrant ws sentenced to a total of 12 months jail by the Third District Judge yesterday when he pleaded guilty to three charges of escaping from legal custody of the Police, illegal possession of a Singapore laminated identity card and illegal entry136 words
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Article90 1969-08-12 12 The blood Transfusion Service Mobile Team will be stationed at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour. Sig'.aD Hill this week to receive donations from the public living in that vicinity. Free souvenir key chains wall be given to a l blood donors making donations90 words
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619 1969-08-12 12 THE Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye called on historians to provide more details of Singapore's history. Dr. Toh made this call yesterday when he received the first of four volumes of Sir Stamford Raffles' documents from the leader619 words
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Article, Illustration416 1969-08-12 12 Mavis On The US Male The Americans arc "oh, so charming and friendly" and they are such "fast-workers" too! They sure must be when they propose marriage to a girl within a few hours of acqua- intance. And 18-year-old Mavis Youne. "Miss Republic of Singapore 1969"416 words
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Article68 1969-08-12 12 A 45-YEAR-OLD man Samad bin Andin. was killed in a road accident at the junction of Jalan Sempadan and Upper East Coast Road, on Sunday. He was involved in a collision with a motor car at 1.30 p.m. Samad who did not wear a crash helmet died on68 words
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211 1969-08-12 12 THE CHangi Bus Company Depot at Changi Road was yesterday robbed of $8,322 in cash a day's takings by four armed robbers. A police spokesman said the four robbers used an employee of the company as a decoy to gain entrance into the211 words
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