Eastern Sun, 15 November 1969
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Title Section21 1969-11-15 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1179 Saturday, 15 November 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cent*21 words
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Article, Illustration747 1969-11-15 1 CAPE KENNEDY, Fri. (Reuter fir UPI) The Apollo 12 astronauts lifted off from here today just ahead of a bad weather front that could have delayed the start of their lunar landing mission. The giant Saturn 5 rocket, belching smoke and flames, disappeared quicklyUPI Radiophoto. - 747 words
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374 1969-11-15 1 FOMULO ON MANILA, Fri. (AFP) The Philippines today expressed readiness to discuss normalization of ties with Malaysia, but said its claim to Sabah cannot be sacrificed for the sake of regional co-operation. Secretary Carlos P Rornu'o said he will discuss the question374 words
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Article137 1969-11-15 1 The price in Straits Tin rose another s4.B"i to Sb6B. the highest in the last four years. Yesterday's rise in the price of tin shows a gain of 523.75 since Nov. 1. The gain in Straits Tin also resulted in more active interest shown in the137 words
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Article46 1969-11-15 1 BANGKOK Fn iAFP) Two more Thai policemen were killed In a clash with Communist terrorists in the southern province of Pattalung. Thursday bringing to nine the number of police killed by Communists In the area this week, according to reports reaching here today.46 words
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304 1969-11-15 1 PARIS, Fri. (UPI) Vietcong Foreign Minister Madame Nguyen Thi Binh Friday endorsed the idea of staging a referendum in South Vietnam for or against the Saigon regime provided such a vote was not held in Vietcong-controlled districts. Speaking at a Paris Foreign Diplomatic Press304 words
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337 1969-11-15 1 LONDON, Fri. (UPI) Anti-war demonstrations spread across Europe Friday in a wave of sympathy for U.S. protesters that climaxes Saturday in marches, vigils, prayers and the planned burning of a dog. BOTH SIDES of the Iron Curtain were involved. Protests were underway or scheduled for337 words
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Article104 1969-11-15 1 COLOGNE, Germany, Fri. (Reuter) —The three Judges and members of the court trying a 45-year-old Bonn photographer on charges of spying for the Soviet Union flew to the United States today to hear evidence from a former Soviet spy. The spy is former Soviet Secretary Service Lt. Col.104 words
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Article128 1969-11-15 1 The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will officially open McGraw-Hill Far Eastern Publishers' complex in Jurong at 5 p.m. tomorrow. Leading publishers from overseas, including the Chairman of McGraw-Hill of New York. Mr. John McGraw. will attend the function. McGraw-Hill Far Eastern Publishers, a128 words
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Article40 1969-11-15 1 SYDNEY, Fn (Reuter) The worst floods m 15 years which Inundated parts of New South Wales. Queensland and Victoria were receding t°night. allowing hundreds of families to return to their homes for the heartbreaking task of mopping up.40 words
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Miscellaneous19 1969-11-15 1 ■HIER9 m m s Vi a Va m af "Just what are you trying for the Nobel Peace Prize?"19 words
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344 1969-11-15 2 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. (Reuter) —The U.N. General Assembly declined today to give rubber stamp approval to Indonesia's takeover of former Dutch Wast t New Guinea. In a surprise move, the 126-nation body, responding to African reluctance to accept that the people of344 words
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217 1969-11-15 2 SAIGON. Frt. (UPI) High-flying American 852 bombers striking in the predawn darknes* today unloaded at least 180 ton* of bombs on Communist concentrations threatening the Special Forces outpost of Due Lap northeast of Saigon, military spokesmen said. The stratofortresses unloaded their bombs in217 words
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Article157 1969-11-15 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Vice-C'nanceLor, Prof. Ungku Aziz today annour.ced appointment of three more professors for the University of Malaya. They are Prof (Dr.) Balide o B.sseru (Chair of Parasi'o:ogy>. Prof (Dr WR (Chief of Botany) and Prof (Dr.) SJ. Gilani as Professor in Analytical Economics Prof. Ungku157 words
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Article338 1969-11-15 2 NEW DELHI, Frl. (UPI) The Congress Parliamentary Council yesterday renewed its confidence in the leadership of Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi in a meeting she had called at the Central Hall of Parliament. The meeting was not attended by all members of the party who338 words
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Article86 1969-11-15 2 MANILA. Frl. (UPI) A U.S. Marine Corps F-4 Phantom Jet crashed into a hill and exploded Thursday during gunnery practice at an American military reservation but both pilots bailed out to safety, a U S. Air Force spokesman said Friday. Three Filipinos at the crash site were Injured86 words
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46 1969-11-15 2 UPI Radiophoto.UPI Radiophoto. - 46 words
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216 1969-11-15 2 TOKYO. Fri. (UPI) —More than 400 militant Zengakuren students took the police by surprise late Thursday by suddenly storming the Ginsa, Tokyo's Broadway, and the entrances of the subway with Molotov cocktails. Th e attack, coming during the busy ruah period with tens of216 words
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Article216 1969-11-15 2 FT. BENNING, Ga., Fri. (UPI) Charges that an officer murdered a large number of civilians in Vietnam are being reviewed by the army to determine whether he should be courtmartialled, a spokesman said yesterday. The officer Ist Lt. William Laws Calley Jr. 26. is currently attached to216 words
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Article113 1969-11-15 2 LONDON. Frl. (Reuter) Doctors should be careful about prescribing the oral contraceptive pill for women with a clear-cut history of depression, the British Medical Journal warned today. A recent comparative studv between 50 women on the pill snd 50 other women showed that 13 of the113 words
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Article45 1969-11-15 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl Two new diplomats to Malaysia the United States Ambassador. Mr. Jack W. Lydman and the Australian High Commissioner. Mr. J 8.Rowland. paid courtesy calls on the Minister with special functions. Mr Khaw Kal Boh at his office here today, today.45 words
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203 1969-11-15 2 BALLARAT. Victoria. Frl. (Reuter) Austria's Government was described today as "like a medieval court" with Prime Minister John Gorton as King" in the centre of a stage surrounded by bis "courtiers" But there is only one person who can really get the King's ear." said203 words
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Article67 1969-11-15 2 WASHINGTON. Fri. (Reuterj Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said today the overwhelming reelection this week of President Ferdinand Marcos "may aLso mark the beginning of a new era In U.S.-Philippine relations." "The next four years may well mark the period In which the book Is finally closed on the67 words
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Article171 1969-11-15 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Tun Dr Ismail today assured the people that the government's exercise to recall citizenship certificates Issued under article 30 was the aimed at depriving them of their citizenship. Television Malaysia quoted the Minister of Home Affairs as saying the move Is a question171 words
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Article91 1969-11-15 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tr* The Government was urged ♦odav to take strict measures aealrst Muslims who do not observe the fasting month of Ramadhan and also against those Muslims wno consumed alcoholic drinks at all hours of the day. This call came from the Imam of the National91 words
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212 1969-11-15 2 PARIS. Fri. (UPl—Communist North Vietnam maintained yesterday its re* fusal to deal directly with the South Vietnamese government and turned down a Saigon offer to free 62 North Vietnamese prisoners of war. Chief Saigon Negotiator Pham Dang Lam. who made the offer212 words
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Article55 1969-11-15 2 Elmer Nicholas Soy*a, 22. wa« yesterday charged before the Tenth Court Magistrate. Mr Tan Chine Tiong. for outraging the modesty of Liew Leek Kee by embracing her at Clifford Pier, on July 9 at about 9-40 p.m. Soyza. a member of the British Armed Force*, claimed trial The case55 words
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Article45 1969-11-15 2 ONE hundred and twenty handicapped children from Rix homes will be enjoying themselves at a "Get together" party at the Tanah Merah Holiday Camp this evening The party was organised by the Committee on the Education of Handicapped Children. Singapore Council of Social Service.45 words
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Article173 1969-11-15 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. said today the murder of seven Thai policemen by Communist terrorists on the Thai side of the border Wednesday was a pointer to the seriousness of the border situation. He said this shows that people on173 words
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Article100 1969-11-15 2 THE Adult Education Board will register those who wish to enrol for a nine-week course in "Law Relating to Marriage and Family Affairs" as from Nov. 26. The course is designed for those who wish to understand marital law in relation to marriafe and family life.100 words
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Article380 1969-11-15 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Two company exeeutiv# who were discharged not amounting to an acquittal on Nov. 7 on acts of corruption charges will now face similar charges on Jan. 19. The executives are AG. Kyle-Little. 48, Manager of Hume Industries (Malaya) Ltd. and Cerosio Franco, 50,380 words
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Article187 1969-11-15 2 MANILA, Fr; (UPI> The too level Philippine Foreign Policy Council approved today President Ferdinand E. Marcos' plan to withdraw all Philippine forces from South Vietnam Marcos immediately announced the 1 S'W-rran Philippine Civic Action Group (Phllcag) will be deployed in Philippine countryside in areas where the187 words
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Article55 1969-11-15 2 THE pilgrim ship. "Kuala Lumpur", will leave Singapore on its first trip this year to Mecca tomorrow The ship ia now anchored la front of Godown s 42/43. at th# Port of Singapore Authority Those pilgrims travelling on this ship are requested to bring their luggsge to the ship55 words
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Miscellaneous123 1969-11-15 2 "Sorry, Marlon*. could never be engaged to -anyone who wears his shirt backwards and who can'tHe hit shoes." DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and AUen MdMhro YEP' HE'S WORRIED I CAN T BELIEVE IT, DANNY/A ABOUT MY PATH BR OFFERED YOU YOUR MONEY TO TALK ME OUT OF/ HEALTH, UNIFORM123 words
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Article, Illustration277 1969-11-15 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) President Nixon yesterday appealed for congressional support for his Vietnam policies and held out the prospect of progress towards peace in the next few months. Addressing a packed Upper Chamber after lunching with congressional leaders, Nixon acknowledged tha 1- his VietnamUPI radiophoto. - 277 words
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Article369 1969-11-15 3 DES MOINES. lOWA, Fri. (UPI) Vice-President Spiro Agnew criticized television Coverage of President Nixon's Nov. 3 speech on Vietnam and yesterday urged the networks to work towards "improving the quality and objectivity of news presentation." Perhaps the place to start looking for a credibility369 words
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122 1969-11-15 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. (UPI) President Nixon conferred with Senate leaders yesterday about plans to return Okinawa to Japan and the forthcoming visit of Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, Sen. Mike Mansfield said last night. Mansfield would not disclose details of the plans outlined by Nixon122 words
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471 1969-11-15 3 NEW YORK, Fri. (Reuter and UPI) —Federal authorities yesterday aecused three men and a women of a rash of recent bombings in New York, including four explosions tn Targe buildings in the past three cbys. The four471 words
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Article363 1969-11-15 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. (UPI and Reuter) The U.S. delegation to the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) with the Soviet Union in Helsinki left yesterday in a military jetliner. The delegation, headed by Gerard C. Smith, was making a first stop in Brussels where it was363 words
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183 1969-11-15 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. (UPI) A White House panel yesterday charged the space agency is incompetent to decide what role man can or should play in future explorations of the solar system. The report made It clear that neither NASA nor anyone else knows183 words
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482 1969-11-15 3 NE'V YCV', r r i. (UPI) Dozens of white doves soared skyward yesterday into the bright November sunliqht above Times Square when 5.000 demonstrators packed tightly between wccoen police barricades below launched two full days of anti-war activity in New York. The doves482 words
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Article191 1969-11-15 3 UNITED NATIONS., Fri. (Reuter) Tooth decay is the commonest of all chrcnic diseases affecting virtually entire populations in many countries, and there are not nearly enough dentists t° rope witn the problem. The World Health Organisation (WHO) said in a report issued yesterday that in Sweden191 words
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243 1969-11-15 3 CHICAGO. Fri. (Reuter) A policeman and a youth said to belong to the Black Panther Party were killed and seven other policemen and a Negro youth wounded yesterday in a gun battle in a black ghetto area on Chicago's south side. The battle erupted243 words
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Article69 1969-11-15 3 PROVIDENCE Rhode Island. Fri (UPI) Diverting money and talent from the space programme would not be a cure-all for America's social ills, says Thomas Paine, Administrator of NASA. America spends more on Milady's coiffures every year than on space. "Turning back from the challenge of space would not simulate69 words
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Article77 1969-11-15 3 MOSCOW. Fri. (UPI >—Few Soviet newspapers yesterday reported on the preparations for the Apollo 12 flight to the moon, but those that did wished the astronauts well. Pravda, the Soviet Union's leading newspaper. carried nothing of the preparations for the flight. However. Trud. the trade union newspaper, devoted77 words
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Article133 1969-11-15 3 BOGOTA, Fri (Reuter) Six armed students hijacked a Colombian airliner to Cuba yesterday in the 100 th hijacking since this form of air piracy became current in 1967. An airline spokesman said the students took over an Avlanca DC-4 as it was nylng with 56 passengers and six133 words
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Advertisement204 1969-11-15 3 5 on u 49 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT IN LAST THURSDAY'S DRAW NO: 61 IST. PRIZE 155,000 AND 2ND PRIZE 20 000 HAVE BEEN WON OVER 200,000 WILL BE PAID OUT ON DRAW NO: 61 TO VfIN*CTS WTTHI NUMBERS COfHttCT $20,000 $350 $l5 TO ,V*T-t 4 PIUS AOOUIONAi NUMPI* i ORStCT £ACn204 words
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Article132 1969-11-15 4 T ONDON, Fri. (UPI) A 33-year-old L woman who had been taking fertility drugs gave birth to girl quintuplets last night at London's Queen Charlotte Hospital. A I -1.1 I A hospital spokesman said the mother, Mrs. Irene Mary Hanson, was in "excellent condition"132 words
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Article74 1969-11-15 4 JERUSALEM. Frl. (UPT> A high-ranking Israeli government official categorically denied yesterday there was any mass exodus of Arabs from the occupied Jordanian West Bank. The official said reports quoting Arab sources that 200 families had applied for permits to leave West Bank were "completely Inaccurate." He said74 words
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Article85 1969-11-15 4 HOLLY WOOD. Fn (UPI) Actress Julie Andrews revealed yesterday jhe was married on Wednesday in a private ceremony to director Blake Edwards The English-born beauty a n 4 Edwards had been Inseparable companions for more than tw o years It was the second match for each Miss85 words
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Article77 1969-11-15 4 TEL AVIV. Frl. (Reuter) An indefinite curtew was Imposed yesterday at Rafah. southern occupied Ga?a Strip, following a grenade and light arms attack on an Israeli patrol last Tuesday. A military spokesman said the curfew, on a section of the town's main street, will be for77 words
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Article76 1969-11-15 4 MILAN. Fri. (Router) A Milan court, after hearing the much-banned record "Je T'aime. Moi Non Plus." decided it was not obscene, just Indecent, and gave the Italian publisher a 200.000 lire (£133) conditional fine. The prosecution had asked for a conditional two-year jail sentence and 40.00076 words
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Article60 1969-11-15 4 CASTLEDAWSON. Northern Ireland. Frl. (Reuter) Major James ChichesterClark. Prime Minister of riot-battered Northern Ireland. has been ousted from office in his own Unionist Party branch here, it was disclosed iast night. He was oeaten on a vote when he sought re-election as vice-chairman at the60 words
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Article52 1969-11-15 4 MOSCOW. Fri. (Feuter) President, Cevdet Suna y of Turkey stressed here yesterday his country's willingness to maintain good relations with Its great neighbour the Soviet Union. President Sunay was speaking at a luncheon given in his honour by the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet and the52 words
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Article143 1969-11-15 4 LONDON. Fri. <UPP Prince Charles, the future King Charles 111 of England, turned 21 today in a blend of royal pomp and the swinging style of a jet-age monarch. Thereby he became a man who has Just about everything. Among his birthday presents were a millionaires143 words
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182 1969-11-15 4 CAIRO. Fri. (Reuter) The authoritative newspaper Al-Ahram said today that Israeli navy and air force units took part In Joint Anglo-American navy manoeuvres in the Eastern Mediterranean. Al-Ahram, known to reflect official Egyptian opinion, quoted Its military correspondent as saying the U.S. Sixth Fleet182 words
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172 1969-11-15 4 LONDON, Fri. (UPI) Britain announced last night it has offered to begin negotiations immediately with Libya for the wihdrawal of British military forces and termination of the Anglo-Libyan Alliance and Friendship Treaty. A Foreign Office spokesman divulged Britain's position after announcing172 words
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Article103 1969-11-15 4 KINSHASA. Fri. (Reuter) Four people were to death In CORPO Brazzaville yesterday for their part in the attempted coup uncovered on Saturday. Radio Brazzaville announced Thev were named a« Bernard Kolela Desire Mllanfo. Joseph Bakama and Eugene Matimba. Kolela. considered the plotters' leader had103 words
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Article55 1969-11-15 4 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI) President Nixon yesterday advocated immediate and dramatic reform of the nation's prison system to help protect the public from the criminal who comes out more dangerous than when first arrested He directed Attorney General John Mitchell to co-ordi-nate a 13-pomt programme ••vith emphasis on rehabilitation.55 words
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Article, Illustration531 1969-11-15 4 Ann Landers - Ann Landers QEAR ANN: For six years I carried on an affair with a married man I was divorced when I met him. This man was a successful professional person and had a very high standing in the community His wife knew531 words
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Article155 1969-11-15 4 WASHINGTON. Fri. (Reuter) President Nixon's request for an initial 95.900.CKD0 dollars to finance development on an American supersonic transport (SST) was approved in full today by the House of Representatives appropriations Committee. The Committee strongly urged continued development of the controversial plane "before our rivals gain155 words
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Article94 1969-11-15 4 LONDON, Fri. (Reuten Mr. John Prolumo. Britain's former War Minister, made his first public speech yesterday since his resignation six years ago during the Christine Keeler scandie He opened an exhibition of prisoners' art in London's EastEnd slum district, where he has been do.ns voluntary social94 words
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378 1969-11-15 5 TRADING in the Singapore and Malaysian market remained quiet but steady with renewed interest in hotels and properties. Hotel Negara was the most active stock of the day with a turnover of 292,000 units and improved by five points from 1.03 at the opening to378 words
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Article1022 1969-11-15 5 BUSINESS do«* in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS ACMA 52.18 (3) $2.20 (1) $2 13 (3); DIM S2 20 (2) $2 211,022 words
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107 1969-11-15 5 Picture shows (left to right): Mr Tan Keng Gin, Mr. E. E. Campbell, Plant Manager of Ford Motor Co. L.td., Mr. Owen F. Newnham, and Mr. C. S. Yap, Purchasing Officer of Cycle Carriage Co. (E) Pte. Ltd. examining the latest BDA grinding wheel. MEMBERS of the motor trade in107 words
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Article152 1969-11-15 5 NEW YORK Fn (UPI> Stocks fell sharply yesterday alter a rumour that a b;g Nex York bank was planning to boost its prime rate from the current record high of 3 12 per cent. Trading was active A spokesman for the banking fraternity said there tos152 words
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95 1969-11-15 5 LONDON*. Frl (UPl> Rubber market closed uncertain yesterday with spot 26-1/2 271/2 nom. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Pec 26. 27 nom Jan. 23-3/4. 24 Feb 23-7/16. 23-11/16 Jan./ March 23-9/1« 23-11/16 Apr:l /June 23-5/16 23-3/8 July Sent 23-1/8 23-1/4 Oct. /Dec 23. 23-1 8 Jan /March 22-7/895 words
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Article66 1969-11-15 5 HONG KONG. Fri. CUPI) Money Quotations today: HK $6 055 per US. dollar HK $6,075 per U.S. dollar TT HK $l4 47 per pound sterlin? HK $294 per tael of gold 94 5 per cent fineness HK $l6l 5 oer 10.000 Japanese Yen HK $llB 2 per 10066 words
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Article62 1969-11-15 5 NEW YORK. Frt. (UPD —I Rubber futures closed 25 points lower on sale* yesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange. Close Prev. Jan. 23 758 24 25 24 00 Mar. 24 75 25 00 May 24 60 24 85 Jly. 24 50 2475 Sep 24.40 2465 Nov. 2462 words
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333 1969-11-15 5 THE market was slow to resume after the extended week-end due to the Deepavali Holiday on Monday. Lack of fresh factors and new orders together with the approaching end of November trading led to gentle liquidation which depressed levels at the start. Conditions were practically333 words
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Article104 1969-11-15 5 The Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore yesterday made the following change* in its rates to merchants (rates are quoted to the equivalent of 100 unit* of foreign currency): SELLING T T or O.D. ready: Deutsche Mark* $B3 3525; Holland Guilders $B5 3675; Swiss Francs $71.0775: Belgian Francs $6104 words
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Article319 1969-11-15 5 DECEMBER first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p m yesterday at 63-7/8 cents per lb. up seveneighths of a cent from previous close. The tone of the market was quiet. The market opened in the morning yesterday slightly steadier with support derived from trade demand. In319 words
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Article42 1969-11-15 5 NEW YORK TV. (UPI> D«"*w Jon?* closing averaees on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday 30 Industrials 849 35 20 Rails 197.07 15 Utilities 118 29 65 Stocks 284 14 40 "n 53 Commodity futures 143 21 up 0.2042 words
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Article239 1969-11-15 5 The Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for sh:ps in port today. Saturday. November 15. DEPARTURES Godowns Vessels 1/2 Presiden* Pierce 5 Golden Sea 31/32 Lexa Maersk 13/14 Primorje 15/16 Protesilaus 19 Staj- Arcturus NW 1 Giang Ann 27/28 Straat Chatham 31/32 President239 words
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Article169 1969-11-15 5 SYDNEY Fri fUPI> FHday s closing Sydney Stock Exchange selected ahares: MINING Acmex 2 TO Ass M:n 7 40 Austral Mia 40 Aust. Dev. 1.50 Barrier 1.75 Bh South 485 Cnorse 6 00 C Gold 000 CRA 20 00 Err, per 1.52 GM Kalg 120 GT B?u169 words
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Article137 1969-11-15 5 LONDON. Frl fßeuter) The market came off the top In late dealing* following early firmness. Some confusion over the UK October trade figures turned prices lower. Equities closed mixed Glaxo and Rank Org were gainers, but Courtaulds. Unilever and ICI eased below overnight levels137 words
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Article13 1969-11-15 5 THE tin price for yesterday was $668.00 per picul, up $4.87^.13 words
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Article692 1969-11-15 5 BWOAPOU SIM #toanre aoid aM otber officially intra at the d bulnttt. K ex* pctaea «M of INDUSTRIAL* ACMA a S2.20 Ben A Co 1-72 Borneo Bhd CD Boustead Co. Camrl I'h nod C. Sugar* 1*4 1 98 1 63 4 12 1-75 1 99 1692 words
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Article145 1969-11-15 5 N'EW YORK. Fn fUPI) Gold prices were mixed In fairly quiet trading yesterday on market* here an<l abroad. In London, gold gained 5 cents to 37.80 dollars per troy ounce at the morning fixing and remained at that level for the second fixing Gold145 words
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Article85 1969-11-15 5 THE noon price* at tl>? Mnsapor« Chinese Produce MCbanga yesterday were:Borer Seller Coconut Oil (FOB.) Balk 57 00 Coconut Oil (FOR) Drum 5fl 30 Mixed Copra 35-00 Mnntok Whit* Pepper (FOB) 212 50 Sarawak White Pepper ***** (FOB.) 3i'a»ak Special War* Pepper (F.O-B-) 96% N.LW. ■P ***** laroponr Special85 words
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Article396 1969-11-15 5 ARRIVALS 500 a.m. MSA 029 K. Lumpur 900 am. MSA 119 K. Lumpur 9 35 am MSA 529 Phnom-Penh 1015 a.m. MSA 121 R Lumpur 10 25 a.m. MSA 005 Penang. Ipoh. K. Lam pur. Malacca 10.50 a.m. THAI TU423 Bangkok 12 30 pm. GAKLDA GABO6 Medan 1.10396 words
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Article835 1969-11-15 6 mHE National Trades Union Congress A Seminar on "Modernisation of the Labour Movement" will be officially opened by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew tomorrow although the registration of participants and the orientation session get underway this afternoon. In many of the messages that have greeted the seminar and835 words
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Article978 1969-11-15 6 BRITISH ROYALTY'S LIMELIGHT for the last few months climaxed with Prince Philip's quips on the American television networks. Prince Charles, who is 21 yesterday will become a millionaire by birthright alone. By comparison with the salaries of other world leaders, Queen Elizabeth ought to be978 words
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339 1969-11-15 6 LEMMY PINNA,NICHOLAS MOORE - Bv LEMMY PINNA,NICHOLAS MOORE KARACHI (UPI and Reuter) Pakistanis may well be baffled by President A. M. Yahya Khan whose few remarks on the future of the country are often wrapped in parables. Yahya recently told newsmen when asked about the politicians riew that elections would339 words
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Article, Illustration1009 1969-11-15 6 RALPH JOSEPH - AN amusing, sad account of today's youths searching for paradise and usually ending up more disillusioned than enlightened. By RALPH JOSEPH, HIPPIES and yippies, beardies and long-haired weirdies, sporting strings of beads and carrying hashish in secret pockets in their assorted1,009 words
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Article501 1969-11-15 6 CONTRARY to popular belief, Apollo 12 will definitely not be a carbon copy of the July flight. Its pioneering mission is positively a more delicat* and scientific one. SPACE CENTRE, Houston (UPI) Apollo 12, the second American moon, landing flight, is hardly a carbon copy of the501 words
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Article180 1969-11-15 6 JOHN BARTON - By JOHN BARTON WASHINGTON (UPI) Th# U.S. Geolosical Survey recently said that "the eruptive activity of Taal volcano in the Philippines hat become more intense." Dr Richard Fiske claimed Taal is made especially violent and unpredictable by water that seeps into its foundation* from the180 words
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Article, Illustration1920 1969-11-15 7 C. V. DEVAN NAIR - By C. V. DEVAN NAIR THIS could be a purely trade union article, but we would miss the whole point if we failed to understand the rationale of progress. It stands to reason that those who understand the requirements of social and economic progress will be1,920 words
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Article, Illustration486 1969-11-15 7 S. RAJARATNAM - S. RAJARATNAM THE general progress of Singapore will not be complete if organised labour does not share in it. Indeed, the whole aim and objective of the Government's policies is to secure increased job opportunities and better standards of living for our Republic's working486 words
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Advertisement55 1969-11-15 7 mm #lmmsmm. <f *:.<? m ■M' M M fradet Union on %£s§?■& >i- 'v Si": SW-! :ss=: y v, Hb organized by the N.T.U.C. 16th Nov.—l9th Nov., 1969 Singapore Conference Hal! OPEMNG ADDRESS by Saudara LEE KUAN YEW 1 'the RRIME,MINISTER SEMBAWANG SHIPYARD (PTE) LIMITED extend their best wish to55 words
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Advertisement186 1969-11-15 7 The airline for losers. m txw&NW f sUUiMU&f F* V. MV v-X V *v ET < *< ■m -n> y v y% Vi jy.: :v ■■■> .rr \< You are alone in a strange city. And you have lost your Lufthansa ticket for home. Don't lose your cool. too. Just186 words
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Article, Illustration216 1969-11-15 8 H. G. BUITER - H. G. BUITER General Secretary. International Confederation of Free Trade Unions EVERYWHERE in the world the trade unions are confronted with the necessity of a continuous reappraisal of their position in society. In the industrialised world with its many strong and sophisticated unions, the216 words
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Article, Illustration1634 1969-11-15 8 T.H. ELLIOTT - TRADE UNIONS TECHNOLOGY By T.H. ELLIOTT Advisor To N.T.U.C. WHAT determines whether a society has reached the stage of technological take off? And if it has, how can the new found level of development of the society be consolidated and advanced? Why are we in Singapore so certain that we1,634 words
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Article, Illustration1152 1969-11-15 8 SEAH MUI KOK - SEAH MUI KOK Secretary-General National Trades Cnioft Congress PAST experience reputedly provides valuable guidance for the future. On the basis of the successful development of the trade union movement in the Republic during the past two decades, there seems hardly any need for1,152 words
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Advertisement171 1969-11-15 8 Congratulations to the National on the Opening of 'Modernisation of the T ©o© t k ni: A iix f fi o r v e 'w«t IK "V "♦c. *7 TO* TIOCB OIL A new product for the fast. fast relief of Bronchial irritation, chest colds, sore throat, neuritis rheumatism, neuralgia,171 words
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972 1969-11-15 9 ORGANISED co-operation is almost non-existent in Singapore. Except for a few thrift and loan societies and the NTUC's Labour Research Unit, co-operation has failed to take roots here. The Republic's trade unions have, lor some reason or other, not exploited the concept of co-opera-tion. it972 words
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Article, Illustration417 1969-11-15 9 LEADERS of the National Trade Union Congress's 47 affiliate unions will meet at the Singapore Conference Hall tomorrow for a crucial four-day Seminar on 'Modernisation of the Labour Movement." The Seminar about the most important in the history of organised labour in Singapore will decide417 words
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249 1969-11-15 9 The German Example CO-DETERMINATION in industries by workers-is a must for Singapore's unions. And the success of the German Confederation of Trade Unions (D.G.8.) in achieving this should spur them towards this goal. For the German Confederation of Trade Unions (D.GB). workers* participation in249 words
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Advertisement31 1969-11-15 9 Congratulations Best Wishes to N. T. u. C. on the occasion of the opening of the seminar on Modernisation Of The Trade Union Movement FROM: UNITED WORKERS OF PETROLEUM INDUSTRY, SINGAPORE31 words
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Article, Illustration645 1969-11-15 10 SEMINAR PROGRAMME Saturday, 15th Nov. 1969 2.30 p.m. 5.00 pm. Orientation Session at Trade Union House. Staenton Way Registration of Participants Issue of bags, documents, etc. Grouping of Participants Into Workshops Sunday. 16th NOT. 1969 11.15 a.m. 12.30 p.m. Opening Session at Singapore Conference Hall, Auditorium Welcoming Address645 words
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Advertisement280 1969-11-15 10 an unbeata combination •+C. K fl When you put IHI, the world's leading ship builder together with the abundant, highly skilled and adaptable technicians of Singapore, you get an unbeatable combination in JURONG SHIPYARD LTD. Situated at the crossroads of the world. JURONG SHIPYARD provides fast and efficient first class280 words
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Advertisement55 1969-11-15 10 With Compliments ';CA C I J: ,vW. v Singapore Class Manufacturers Pte. Limited 201. Henderson Road, Singapore 3. TPTHE PORT Z5&2 OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY SOON AN INTERNATIONAL CONTAINER LINK Congratulations and Best Wishes to the NATIONAL TRADES UNION CONGRESS on the occasion of the Seminar on "Modernisation of the Labour55 words
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575 1969-11-15 11 THE NTUC has called for a system to review the work of employees who have been disciplined by their employers. A special committe set uf> bv the NTUC to study abuses by employers of the new labour laws also said that records of575 words
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Article783 1969-11-15 11 NO LESS than an "about-faco" in the attitude of members is needed if organised labour in Singapore is to halt its downward slide. Members must today discard the narrow and limited view of trade unionism and start reaching out lor wider horizons. If they persist783 words
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Advertisement90 1969-11-15 11 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES N. T. °U. C. on the official opening of the seminar on Modernisation of the Trade Union Movement. from: LEON KWON YAN and SINGAPORE CONFERENCE HALL RESTAURANT Shenton Way, Singapore. Best Compliments UNION CARBIDE S'PORE (PTE.) LTD., 9, Hill View Road* Singapore 23. Best Wishes to90 words
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Advertisement52 1969-11-15 11 Congratulations Wishes National Trades Union Congress on the official opening *of the seminar on "Modernisation' of the Labour Movement" from: MALAYSIA RESTAURANT 290-R Joo ChUt Road, Singapore. Congratulations Best .Wishes National Trades Union Congress on the official opening of the seminar on "Modernisation of the Labour Movement" PUBLIC DAILY RATED52 words
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Advertisement85 1969-11-15 11 With Best Wishes and Compliments from THE JURONG TOWN CORPORATION CONGRA TULA TIONS to the NATIONAL TRADES UNION CONGRESS on the opening 'MODERNISATION OF THE TRADE UNION MOVEMENT' From: SINGAPORE TEACHERS' UNION N i BEST WISHES to the N. T. U. C. on the opening from: MANSFIELD EMPLOYEES' UNION i85 words
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Article222 1969-11-15 12 JIMMY LAD CISCO ZODIAC RACE 1: 5 SPRING FANCY 8 i Honey Dear 9 Cluny II (9) CLCNY n 5 Spring Fancy (12) Pasir Kayangan (3) DARMAL 5 Spring Fancy 9 > Cluny O RACE y. (5) M. RACONTEUR (13) Globe Stream < 2) Pink Heather 2) P HEATHER222 words
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193 1969-11-15 12 RIO DE JANEIRO. Fri. (Reuter) Pele, Brazil's football wizard, will spark off celebrations throughout Brazil when he scores his I,oooth goal —and it could be within the next six days. The Santos forward whose tally to date is 998 goals has193 words
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Article108 1969-11-15 12 LONDON. Fri- (Reuter) British number one Mark Cox. who yesterday signed a £31,000 three-year professional contract with the world championship tennis group, collected another big pay packet at Crystal Palace here last night. The 26-year-old left-hander beat former Wimbledon champion Lew Hoad. of Australia, 11-9, 6-1108 words
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313 1969-11-15 12 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) Unbeaten Nijinsky. a Canadian-bred colt owned by American Mr. Charles Engelhard, has been rated the top-two-year-old of the 1969 English flat racing season He has been given top weight of nine stone seven pounds in the traditional English Free Handicap313 words
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82 1969-11-15 12 NEW DELHI. Fri. (Reuter) Bishen Singh Bedi. India's left-arm Test spin bowler, will captain North Zone against the Australian cricketers in a three-day match at Juilundur. in Punjab, starting on Saturday. The zone selectors yesterday picked 14 players, including one other Test player,82 words
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216 1969-11-15 12 BAXGKOK. Fri. (UPI> Eight Asian countries will meet in Bangkok f° r the second King s Cup soccer tournament Nov 19-28 The nations are South Korea. Malaysia. Singapore. Indonesia. Australia South Vietnam. Laos and Thailand Burma, runner-up of last year's tournament, will not216 words
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Article123 1969-11-15 12 TOKYO. Fri (UPl> A total of 120 race horses will be flow n to Japan from London within the next three months. It was announced yesterday. Air France information said the thoroughbreds will be flown by a series of chartered Air France All-cargo jetliners. The123 words
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96 1969-11-15 12 EDINBURGH, Scotland, Fri, (Reuter) Scottish rugby fans have a plan to stop anti-apartheid demonstrators by taking away their trousers. A group of burly supporters have suggested forming a "debagging squad" to tackle demonstrators who try to interrupt Scotland's match against South Africa here on December96 words
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Article952 1969-11-15 12 QJTART the day with Spring Fancy. The sparingly-raced Makapura mare gets a track to her liking and in this lack-lustre field she can topple the opposition in the opening event at Ipoh today. Her last start was at Bukit Timah in July when fifth952 words
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Article181 1969-11-15 12 IPOH. Fn Nonpariel with Lvall Harbndge astride impressed in a 3f workout on a sof f track hore this morning He should be followed on Sunday Royal Bourbon (Mat Shaari) also did a smart 3f sprint in 39. Skipper II (Coleman) covered 3f in 41 3/5181 words
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87 1969-11-15 12 JAKARTA. Fri (Rfuter) Indonesian Shootin? Association todav said ;t wants the South-east Asian shooting championships due t© be held in Rangoon next month to be postponed to January for religious reasons. Association secretary Tjiptadi explained that December was full of Moslem and Christian holidays,87 words
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Article1595 1969-11-15 12 Race is a 6 Div. 1—5Vz Fura.—2. 15 p.m. ($4,500) 1 090 Oar Hero 4* 900 T F, Sum Zaio Wadl 1 2 738 Checkmate 4y 8 u Domicile Stable Spencer Kingston 8 3. 3441 Daratal 8y 8 11 Bock Stable Ahmad Lec 10 4. .137 Red1,595 words
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Article380 1969-11-15 13 Macao GISB MACAO, Fri (AFP) Malaysian aca Jan Bussell faces stiff opposition from the Japanese when he seeks to retain the trophy he won last year in the international Grand Prix here on Sunday, Bussell. an airline executive from Kuala Lumpur, is one of the pre-race380 words
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Article43 1969-11-15 13 HORNETS I drew 20. all with Go Jos I in the Singapore Women Netball Association's 'Off Season" tournament played at the F k N ground on Thursday morning. The other two matches scheduled for the afternoon were nostponed due to rain.43 words
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Advertisement648 1969-11-15 13 CLASSIFIEDS...CLASSIFIEDS Solei 4 Sarviet Television Radio REDIFFUSION TELEVISION RENTALS a r cabb OompJato run to #uit avarroo* Showroom*: QMMBMD A»r. Joe Cbiat IM< I r»maa Juroot uvirrrsioN lerAin ait* MAKE or TV aria lt*dle#MooeUestrailed HIIIKKHI Phoec UUII A tJTSS Klnikpor* OMBIIIII Arrlai ITIMAI Clm«4 Clicitl TV •Mkfroaod Matte IntUllatloa rtaM648 words
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Advertisement669 1969-11-15 13 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS INTERNATIONAL BAPIIST Churrh 94> King's Rnad 8 b (AIM UP) U:46 am Worohip Service if:00 in Evening Service 6:00 o m. For Information: Phone 860 710I'HLRI H UK IHE GOOD SHEPHERD 4 OundM Hoed S.a. innrti? 8.30 a.m Cbineae Worship (Honk Cant. on Ut. 3rd fttb Bun> Holy669 words
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Advertisement646 1969-11-15 13 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS PtLAL TEKONO OOMPKL CENTRk puiau 1 ekons Hpure MO D-m. HokkfaD/nakka Samoa PENTECOSTAL EVANIiELICi HtK< H V 4Mian sendndofc. mile*) l Singapore tf Saturday ISO am- T Panossenip •W. m evangeiurac H tng RAMPoNO KAPOK METHODIS1 CHLRCB tiniapon <off Caff Hoed) l »0 em. At 9 30 a646 words
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Advertisement380 1969-11-15 13 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS UMUNU HtKCM or I HKISI 4 i>iron# 2J. Singapore 14 Monday 446 ft m. 81 Die Ciaaa i tod lab i 10 30 •ca Wurfttup Sernoe a. 00 ora Worn hip demo* (Cmneaai SKVKNTHUA) AU\KMTISI IHIKIH IJu HiMilrr Koad. Slniipor* Mturdt) w3O a m. aaooatn arbuoi 1100 aca380 words
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Advertisement840 1969-11-15 13 TENDER <b> (O (4) 3 i*) (b) tc» 3RD SALE OF I G URBAN RENEWAL SITES MB B FOR PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT Tenders arc invited from the public on the price per ft. for a lease of 99 ywri in respect of any of th# State lands described In the Schedule840 words
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Miscellaneous1026 1969-11-15 13 (CHANNEL 51 P* 12 50 Opening Announcements m all Language; and Space Kidettes; 115 Gentle Ben 1 Keeper of the Glades Part 1>; 1.40 Star Soccer (West Bromwieh vs Derby); J3O Inba Neram 'Repeat* (Deepavali Special'. 3 40 ABC Documentary (The Saga of Western Man 1492 4.30 What's My Line1,026 words
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Article, Illustration221 1969-11-15 14 A four-day exhibition of Chinese traditional and contemporary paintings by a well-known Hong Kong artist, Madam Fung Bi Che, opened yesterday at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce here. The exhibition jointly organised by the China Society. Singapore Academy of Art and Shun Tak Community Guild,221 words
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Article94 1969-11-15 14 A youth wa s arrested by two detectives after he had snatched a handbag containing $3O from Miss On? Cheong Mui. 20 at Raffles Place yesterday afternoon. The two detectives were on rounds when they heard a commotion ana saw two youths running away They gave chase94 words
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Article, Illustration973 1969-11-15 14 THE Minister of Law and National Development, Mr. E. W. Barker yesterday announced the third sale of Urban Renewal sites for private development. Speaking at a press conference held in the Conference Room of the Housing and Development Board, Mr. Barker said that emphasis973 words
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Article, Illustration123 1969-11-15 14 A "Symphony Concert" will be presented by the Singapore National Orchestra of the National Theatre Company on Nov. 22 at the Singapore Conference Mall. The concert is under the distinguished patronage of the President of the Republic. Yusof Ishak Composition? of Ludwig von Beethoven. Wolfgan? Amadeug123 words
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Article328 1969-11-15 14 Operations of a criminal syndicate involved in selling stolen car s from Malaysia to Indonesia via Singapore were exposed In the First District Court when five men all members of the syndi?a'te pleaded guilty to charges against them. Hie First District Judge Mr DC. D'Cotta sentenced328 words
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Article188 1969-11-15 14 THE volunteer of the Armed Forces, the People's Defence Force, is once again recruiting persons who are interested in part-time soldiering. Young men who are 20 years of age and above, physically fit. and who are not liable for National Service, are invited to volunteer for part-time188 words
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Article29 1969-11-15 14 The Sceneshifters of the Young Men's Christian Association of Singapore will be presenting Gilbert and Sullivan's "Princess Ida" at the Victoria Theatre from Nov. 25 to 2929 words
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Article231 1969-11-15 14 A LUCKY participant in the Thursday's Toto Draw has won the "jackpot prize" of $155.000 for submitting in an entry with all the numbers correct. The winner of this "jackpot prize", the blseest e v er won by anyon* from the Singapore Pools, purchased his coupon No 9R*****231 words
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290 1969-11-15 14 TWO of the five oil companies in Singapore has announced here yesterday the price cut of three cents for every qallon of petrol. The cut will take effect as from today. Both the oil companies. Shell and British Petroleum (BP), said the reduction290 words
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147 1969-11-15 14 A WIDE range of Australian drugs and pharmaceuticals will be display in the Trade Commissioner's Display Rooms at the Australian High Commission from Nov. 19 to 22. These Include vitamins, provitamins streptomycin, tyrocldlne and other antibiotics, hormones, bacterial products, sera, vaccines, medicaments and preparations147 words