Eastern Sun, 28 November 1969
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Title Section22 1969-11-28 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY ft Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 IMo. 1192 Friday* 28 November 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents22 words
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586 1969-11-28 1 No More MangleTangle Fight In Asia For US '...LESSON LEARNED' WASHINGTON, Thurs. (UP I) President Nixon will no* allow the United States to become involved in another Vietnam-type war on the Asian mainland, according to U.S. Secretary of State William P. Rogers. "We have learned one lesson, and that is586 words
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Article145 1969-11-28 1 MANILA. Thurs. (AFP) Philippine Foreign Secretary Carlos P. Romulo said today the recent NixonSato communique carried "certain implications that affect the peace and security" of this region. In a written statement, he also noted that the Philippines was not specifically mentioned In the communique145 words
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Article68 1969-11-28 1 IXDNDON. Thurs (UPI> Br.tish Minister fr,r Culture Mr«. Jernie I-ee was the guest of honour at ooenins night of Sussex University's new Arts Centre, but she arrived half an hour late Mrs. Lee was shown the Theatre's rew regulation which ruled tha* n<> one could68 words
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149 1969-11-28 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. (UPI) Indonesia will examine Hie possible effects on the government of the request of the Japanese wife of deposed President Sukarno for a divorce, the Antara news agency reported today. The official news agency quoting a "high ranking government149 words
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Article197 1969-11-28 1 COPENHAGEN, Thurs. (UPI) The two organisers of the world's first sex fair said yesterday they have chartered a German ferry for an eight-hour floating pornographic show outside territorial waters. Jens Theander and Otto Tjerrild said contracts had been signed with a German ferry company after197 words
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Article166 1969-11-28 1 MADRID. Thurs. (Reuter) Police towed away a car with a trailer containing three lions last night and provided Madrid's zaniest parking incident of the year. Police found the car and trailer parked in the middle of the busy Gran via Central thoroughfare Madrid's equivalent oI Oxford166 words
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Article56 1969-11-28 1 LONDON Thurs (UPI) When the Borough of Islington closer down its public restroom for women more than 100 female residents petitioned Uyal officials to reoren it. They pointed out the winter closing was discriminatory, as the neighbouring men's toilet remained open The Islington Borough Council agreed and promptly56 words
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304 1969-11-28 1 ATHENS, Thurs. (UPI) A lone Arab hurled a grenade into the El Al Israeli Airlines terminal in downtown Athens today and fled as an explosion shattered the office and injured more than o dozen persons. Folic* captured a Jordanian running from the304 words
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Article47 1969-11-28 1 WHITLEY Bar England. Thurs (UPI) Night t\nb manager Aldan Keenan has advertised fo- bouncers, bat not the ordinary kind "They must be nrettr petite, dainty and femaJe. Mid the ad Keenan explained he thinks undesirable* will react more cordially to beine bounced by i woman47 words
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462 1969-11-28 1 A former actress. Norma bint* Abdullah was yesterday charged in Court with criminal breach of trust by allegedly selling a car which was still under hire pur- chase. Norma, who bought a Pontiac, was alleged to have sold it while there was still462 words
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Article119 1969-11-28 1 BRISBANE. Australia. Thurs. (UPI) The world's largest experimental balloon split a seam and drifted back to earth lata yesterday shortly after takeoff from Longreach, 870 miles north of Brisbane. The 587-foot high ballon which was to carry a 600pound payload of sensitive scientific equipment was about 200119 words
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184 1969-11-28 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Big power guarantees of security and not a large National Army is Malaysia's safeguard against aggression, the Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Rasak said today in an interview with B. K. Tiwari of the Indian Express. Tun Rasak said Malaysia's184 words
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Article39 1969-11-28 1 BRUNEI TOWN Thurs. AFP) —Pneumonia ar.d bronchitis killed more oeopl« here than &rv other disease last year according to a medical department annual rerx>rt tori a v Next came disease* peculiar to early Infancy and cancer.39 words
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Article72 1969-11-28 1 TEL AVIV. Thurs (UPII Israeli Air Force planes attacked Egyptian positions along the Sue* Canal today. A* Israeli militarv spokesraan sa;d Israeli jets blasted Egyptian military targets in the central and southern sectors of the canal The attack* followed assaults on position! In Jordan yesterday He said72 words
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Article61 1969-11-28 1 GEFONA. Spain, Thurs. (UPI> A Gerona businessman started to get Into his parked car when he noticed one of the wheels was missing. A note pinned to the seat explained a passing motorist had a flat tire and needed the wheel. He was directed to a garage where61 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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202 1969-11-28 2 Five British Scout leaders and a bright yellow painted Land Rover called Hannibal begin an Intercontinental expedition on Sunday their main aim to spread goodwill from British Scouts and to study scouting in other countries. The five have largely financed the expedition themselves and,202 words
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Article72 1969-11-28 2 A DETECTIVE police constable. Peter Chaw Chuan Choon. 39. was yesterday charged before the Ninth Court Magistrate, Mr. E.C. Fo*nander. for endangering life by discharging a round at ammunition from his revolver at the entrance oX the Cathay Hotel. Sophia Road. o« Oct. 15 at about 11.3072 words
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Article68 1969-11-28 2 A CHIEF 1 tenant of a house in Jalan Sulam was found hanging from a wooden beam of a toilet on Wednesday, a police spokesman said. Polio who went to the scene, following a 999 call, later identifier the victim as Madam Lion e Ah Lan. 72. of68 words
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Article, Illustration194 1969-11-28 2 ONE of the leading Japanese firms in electronic audio equipment yestcrdiy introduced a new range of radios, tape recorders and stereo receiver system, usinq integrated circuits." Integrated Circuits" popularly known as ICs for short n one of the marvels of today's electronics. ICs were Initially194 words
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Article, Illustration247 1969-11-28 2 THE local girl guide movement will face a "grave" time if problems like lack of trained guides and camping facilities are not solved, a world guide leader said yesterday. Miss Anu Karkare, Oirl Guide Trainer of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, told a247 words
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Article90 1969-11-28 2 THE Old Victorians* Association will hold its Annual Dinner and Dance at the St. John's Headquarters. Beach Road, on Dec 6 from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. Highlights of the evening will be a Fashion Show presented by Joan Booty's Fabulous Models, guest appearances by RTS90 words
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Article85 1969-11-28 2 THE Postmaster-General yesterday issued a circular to the public railing on them to observe the following guidelines when sending Hari Ray a Puasa zreeting cards In order that the cards will be delivered before or in time for the celebrations. The Ave point* are: Address your85 words
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Article73 1969-11-28 2 A 47-YEAR-OLD labourer from Kota Tinggl. Lee Kai Toon, died on the way to the General Hospital after a huge loe fell on him. on Wednesday. He was pushing the log at the Leong Wey Timber Company In Jurong Road, when it slipped and crashed on his73 words
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Article129 1969-11-28 2 MalaysianSoviet Air Pact Signed KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. An air services agreement was signed between Malaysia and the Soviet Union at the Wisma Putra here this morning paving the way for the Russian air. line, Aeroflot to operate here soon. Mr. V. Manlckavasagam. the Malaysian Minister of Transport who signed on129 words
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Article134 1969-11-28 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Kuala Lumpur Municipality will manage and control the outstatlon taxi stand at Jalan Mountbatten here from next month to combat the widespread toutin* for customers by taxi drivers The stand for taxis operating to the North and South of West Malaysia will be134 words
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336 1969-11-28 2 IPOH, Thurs. More troops hove been diverted to the MalaysiaThai border to be on the alert to prevent any possible infiltrotion by Communist terrorists in view of the increased concentration of Thai troops in Southern Thailand. Disclosing this here today, the GOC, West336 words
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Article75 1969-11-28 2 THE Ministry of Interior and Defence will. In conJunction with Radio Singapore. present a Radio Road Show at Guillemard Camp on Sunday at 7.30 pm. Entertainers for the ev#>nine of songs will include popular Radio and TV. personalities like Miss Leena Llm. Kartlnah Daharl. the Christones.75 words
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55 1969-11-28 2 The Sultan ofBrunei, Hassanal Bolkiah is seen here (right) with the British Minister for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, Mr. Stewart during the Sultan's current visit for talks on the planned British Military withdrawal from Southeast Asia in 1971. The talks have been held up because the Sultan is in hospital55 words
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Advertisement37 1969-11-28 2 Sunday Fair A grand Fun Fair will be held on Sundav from 9JO a.m. to 6 p.m. at the civilian employees' playing field In RAF Changl to raise funds for the expansion of Changl Point •Community Centre.37 words
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Advertisement40 1969-11-28 2 !NO ORDINARY OFFER!! size bottle o( Gordon s Gin you buy! Bargain offer lasts for limited time only This is the Gin m E This is the free Gin iSBU z R,9' H 5T n- Y GORDONS THE BORNEO COMPANY40 words
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Miscellaneous962 1969-11-28 2 (CHANNEL 5) PM. 300 Openina Anncta in all Languages and Morning Star; 320 Woman'i World (English); 355 A Diarr of Events j n Sinfapore this Week (Engl.sn); 3 58 t's Happening in Singapore fEnghsh Repeat); 4.10 Scarlett Hill 'The Screaming Woods); 500 Clo»e; 555 Opening Anncta. in all Languages and962 words
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Miscellaneous34 1969-11-28 2 Toto Draws THE following numbers were drawn in yesterday's Toto draw: 13, 33, 19, 1, 42. The additional number drawn was: 45. In the three circle draw, the numbers drawn were: 27, 44. 16.34 words
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Miscellaneous214 1969-11-28 2 TODAY an Friday. Nov. 28, 1969. STAR GAZER By CLAY 11 POLLAN K Yovr Doily Activity Otttdu H According to tht Store. To develop messoge for Friday, w reod words corresponding to rnvnbtrt jj.yj of your Zodtoc birth »»gn. K 1 You 31 Con «1 Could <• fv-y 2Be 32214 words
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282 1969-11-28 3 PARIS, Thurs. (UPI and Reuter) Outgoing U.S. peace negotiator Henry Cabot-Lodge said for the first time yesterday that the United States was willing to discuss a coalition government for Saigon in secret talks with the North Vietnamese. However, the chief American negotiator282 words
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Article103 1969-11-28 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. (UPM Vice-President Spiro Agnew and His wife will represent the United States at the inauguration of Philippine President Marcos on Dee. 30, the White House said yesterdsv. Ahe Vice-President's office »a;d that in addition to the Philippines. President Nixon had askerj the Vice-President to103 words
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Article33 1969-11-28 3 CAPE TOWN. Thurs (Reuter >—Two local growers have applied for an international patent on a new blood -red rose they have nanaed after South African heart transplant pioneer. Professor Christian Barnard33 words
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547 1969-11-28 3 WASHINGTON, Thurt. (UPI) President Nixon yesterday signed legislation to pave the way for the start in January of the first draft lottery sinct World War 11. He said he will not be satisfied until the draft can be eliminated entirely. Speaking at a547 words
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291 1969-11-28 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. (Reuter) President Nixon yesterday promised a full investigation of the alleged My Lai massacre, and a White House statement said such an incident was abhorrent to the conscience of all Americans. Th»» statement. Issued by Presidential Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler.291 words
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390 1969-11-28 3 MANILA. Thurs. (UPI) The Philippine Government today barred the Director of the U.S. Peace Corps in the Philippines from leaving the country, despite a plea from the U.S. Embassy, pending the outcome of a criminal charge filed against him by another American. The390 words
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Article59 1969-11-28 3 JAKARTA. Thurs (Reuter) Indonesian censors are among the strictest in the world regularly blotting out with black ink partly undraped girls in "Time" magazine or "Newsweek." But radio disc-jockeys here p.av almost hourly the French record. "Je T'Aime Moi Non" banned in a number of countries. Record shops59 words
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262 1969-11-28 3 LONDON, Thurs. (UPI) An 18-year-old debutante pleaded guilty yesterday to conspiring with two wealthy Indians and a Pakistani to operate an international marijuana ring. A British court sentenced her to six months in prison, suspended for two years. Jane Withworth. daughter of British Millionaire262 words
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421 1969-11-28 3 HELSINKI, Thurs. (UPI) The United States now believes its own surveillance systems could detect a Soviet violation of any moratorium of flight testing new multi-warhead missiles, diplomatic sources said yesterday. Negotiation of a moratorium with Russia will be421 words
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Advertisement104 1969-11-28 3 y TURN ONJ i'r r f. ,;y m m m X lik 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 —the104 words
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248 1969-11-28 4 ROME, Thura. (Reuter) The Italian Chamber of Deputies last night defeated a final attempt by the ruling Christian Democrat Party to halt a Bill to permit divorce. With an unexpectedlv high majority of 32 votes, the Chamber rejecter a Christian Democrat motion proposing that248 words
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Article126 1969-11-28 4 NEW YORK. Thurs <Reuter) Italian actress Gina Lollobriglda arrived here yesterday from Rome and shrugged off airport reporters who tried to interview,- her about a possible rilt In her wedding plans. Earlier, a close friend of the actress »aid December 18 wed. dine plans between Miss126 words
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Article58 1969-11-28 4 PARIS. Thurs. (Reuter) President Georges Pompidou told Chinese ambassador Huang Chen last night he hoped relations between France and China would continue good Mr Pompidou, who was attending a reception at the national assembly also spoke with Soviet ambassador valerian Zorin. He told Mr. Huang Chen "I hope58 words
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Article, Illustration535 1969-11-28 4 Ann Landers - Keep Your Mouth Shut If You Can't Say SomeThing Good About Marriage Ann Landers DEAR Ann: I am 22, of sound mind and body, and very much in love. My sweetheart and I are getting married in December. I'd like to say something to all married people who read your535 words
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Article207 1969-11-28 4 TIBERIAS Israel Thure. (Heater) Israel: jets yesterday carried out their longest raid on Jordan Vallev target* sinee the six-day war. leaving huge columns of smoke billowing over the Gilad HJs aiter the four-hour strike. Wave after wave of Israeli fighter bomber swooped across the Jordan207 words
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Article80 1969-11-28 4 LONDON". Thurs (Reuter) A wartime hero who handed in his British Empire medal In protest against the Queen's honours for the Beatles wants it back now that John Lenon has returned his MBE Mr Cyril Dick" Hearn a 55-year-old former policeman, who won his80 words
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Article50 1969-11-28 4 TEHERAN, Thurs, (Reuter) Czechoslovakia's President Ludvlk Svoboda and the Shah of Iran yesterday discussed a wide range of subjects including trade and economic cooperation and international affairs. Source* close to the leaden said the talks would result in more trade and increased oil sale* to Czechoslovakia.50 words
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98 1969-11-28 4 LONDON, Thurs. (Router) Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, the ruler of Brunei who was admitted to hospital on Monday with influenza and asthmatic condition, was still undergo* ing treatment yesterday but was comfortable, a personal spokesman said. The spokesman added that there was no cause for98 words
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Article165 1969-11-28 4 JERUSALEM. Thurs. (loiter) A defence lawyer h «re yesterday made hia final pica to a court not to Jail a youna Australian who believed God would crown him Km* of Jerusalem if he burned down the ancient Al-Aqsa mosque to build a temple Instead. E?nis165 words
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Article38 1969-11-28 4 BONN. Thurs. (Reuter l We 8 t German Foreifn Minuter Walter Scheel said la«t night Trance wants British entry to the Common Market and agreed with West Germany that negotiations could start next spring38 words
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Advertisement11 1969-11-28 4 OVER 2,500 PRIZES WORTH MORE ""51,000,01 DRAWING DAY 2ND. DEC. £911 words
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Advertisement79 1969-11-28 4 mm rn^mm W nalflEß village 11 3-A. Cuscaden Rd. S pore 10. Tel: ***** Behind the bamboo stockade History standstill, the world outside seems far awav. Injoy succulent Mtay. steamboat. delieiow oriental dishes under the star*. A walk round the aouvenir shops A visit to the crocodiles completing a night79 words
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Miscellaneous391 1969-11-28 4 SHAW L I D O Phone ***** ISATION OPENS TODAT No Free L»»t Due to film's length 4 Show? Note Times: 11. 13®. A PM. Shirley MacLawe "Sweet Charity" 70MM P*a*Tt*ion Color (UI-SB) Win $3,000 worth of Ptiim in a Simple OootMt! Free Entry Forau Available at Box-Offlce. Oeeeon, Rod391 words
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Miscellaneous49 1969-11-28 4 0 Today 4 shows: 1.15-3.30-7.15-9.30 Today 4 shows: 1.30-4.00-7.00-9.30 eek 0 Today 4 shows: 1.30-3.45-7.15-9.30 Crcat Wall Film Co. <HK) COIOR sue /T j CHHUU SIM HtS If IPUIL O TIGERS TE r r ■B TonorrMr MtfalfM ti 4 TbMtm PALACC 04U1T lltllOVß GOLDEW CTTT IX ONE" iMandaria. Color)49 words
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Miscellaneous249 1969-11-28 4 ESIErjl O R A li l i> A I I P CAT HAY .13 4QO Opem Today' 11. 1«> "A WALK WITH LOVE AND DEATH" Anjeiiea Hu.'ton A*»«f Davaa Coier by Dtluat iPo*> Ja<l Midnight Tomorrow fA.VTA«TIC BCKBMEW" Tony Kendall Color Scope IODEON 21 116; Open. Teday! 11. IM. IM249 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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Article550 1969-11-28 5 Trading in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday was largely confined to the more speculative newer issues and total turnover was at its second largest within a fortnight at 4.8 million units. It was valued at $9,501,856. There were two features, namely. Federal550 words
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Article1150 1969-11-28 5 BUSINESS done 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 INDUSTRIAL S Acma $2 14 (It; Ben 4. Co $165 (s> Borneo Bhd $174 (It.1,150 words
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Article169 1969-11-28 5 SYDNEY. Thar* (UPI) Thursday's closing Sydney Stork Exchange selected shaxes:MLNING Acme* 2 45 ASS Min 750 Austral Mia AS Barrier 123 BH Soutls 450 C- Norse 590 C. Gold 900 CRA JO 50 Emper 130 Enaur 53 Git Bouldet 3 AO Gt Nthn 44 Gt West 13169 words
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Article62 1969-11-28 5 NEW YORK. Thurs (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged to 75 pointy higher on the New York Commodity Exchange yesterday. There were no sales. (Close) (Prer) Jan 22 «5B 22 20 March 23 75 23 00 May 23 008 22 75 Sept 23.75 23 00 Nov. 23.75 23 0062 words
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Article226 1969-11-28 5 THE Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for ships In port today. Friday. Nov. 23 DEPARTURES Godowns Vessels 6/7 Vishva Vikaa 8 9 Chantala 15 16 Glenfalloch 19 Hongkong Producer N.W 1 Giang Ann 25/26 Straat Clarence 42 43 Hemiplecta 44 Hanoi 45226 words
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Article310 1969-11-28 5 DECEMBER first e rade rubber buyers closed at 5 p m in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 60J c*nts P* r lb down half a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market •vas slightly easier. The market was steadier in the early310 words
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Article198 1969-11-28 5 Thurs. »Reuter> The market Armed as confidence eturned after Tuesday sharp drop. Small buying pushed prices ahead over a broad front, although trading volume was not large Towards the close the FT Index was up 3.3 at 382 4. Equities advanced under the lead of ICI.198 words
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Article, Illustration392 1969-11-28 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysian palm oil is amongst the best in the world, and Malaysia should encourage the introduction of international quality stan- dards for the product. This is the view of Mr G. Johansson, quality control manager of one of the392 words
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Article75 1969-11-28 5 NEW YORK. Thurs (UPI> Gold prices turned slightly firmer or market# here and ah-oad yesterday following two weeks of steady and sharp dec'.me London fold was 12j cents hisher at the morr:;ng f;x;ng pickei up another 2i cent* at the second fixing to 35 60 dollars75 words
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Article56 1969-11-28 5 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore yesterday made the following changes in its rates to merchants 'rates are quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency): BELUNG TT. or O.D. ready: Deutsche Marks $83.4050. Holland Guilders $B5 4175: Swiss Francs $71.3350: French Francs $55 1875: Norwegian56 words
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Article, Illustration181 1969-11-28 5 HONG KONG, Thurs An American computer executive sees good prospect for his ware in Hot* Kon e and the Far East Mr. Alltn Rudell. rlcepresidert and general manager for the Boston-baser: Honeywell Corp, computer manufacturers, said this when he 'eft for Tokyo recently, after181 words
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Article183 1969-11-28 5 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI> Despite inflationary concern and the Vietnam peace issue. Wall Street yesterday enjoyed one of its "brightest days in two weeks The market turned mixed In what was described a.* a long overdue technical readjustment. At the close, the UPI marketwide indicator showed183 words
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229 1969-11-28 5 HONG KONG. Thur*. Visitors to Hong Kong are on the Increase, announced the Hong Kong Tounst Association recently. October had been 8R a ll time record-break-ing month for visitors to Hong Kong in anv single month, the HKTA added Visitors totalling 82.349 came to229 words
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Article652 1969-11-28 5 SINGAPORE Stock 1 Sxchanie aold and other price* officially nated at the cloae or bnalDe**. IM>r8TBlAL# ACMA BB. Ml Ben C i an 1.70 Borneo Bhrt id 1*4 1 75 Boustead Co. 197 1-99 Camel Pl'nond 1.52 Central Satan s-iii CC..M 1.64 C-CM Deb I! 95652 words
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90 1969-11-28 5 LONDON Thur* (UPT) Ruhfcer closed uncertain vegterday with spot 23-1/4. 2M/4. Settlement House Jan 21-7/8. 22-1 /8 Feb 21-5/16. 22-1/8 Jan 'March 22. 22-1 4 March 21-1 '2. 22-1/8 April/June 22-1 8. 22-1/4. July/Sept 22-1/8, 22-1/4 Oct /Dec 22-1/8. 22-5 16 Jan March 22-3 16.90 words
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Article64 1969-11-28 5 HONG KONG, Thurs Money quotations today: HKS6 ***** per US. dollar. HK$6.OBO per U-8. dollar TT HKSI4 47 per pound sterling. HK5287.25 per tael of rold 94.5 per cent fineness HKS 160.0 per 10,000 Japanese yen. HKSIIS.O per 100 Philippine peso?! buyers. HK<ll3.O per 100 Philippines pesos sellers64 words
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Article15 1969-11-28 5 THE tin price for yesterday vas 5691 50 per plcuL down $l3 625.15 words
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Article90 1969-11-28 5 THE noon prima at the Klnrapore Chin** Produce mrbtnit eaterday were > Borer SeUer Cocnnnt CM) fFOR) Balk ffl 00 Coconut OH (FOB.) Drum 6350 Mixed Copra M 50 Muntok White Pepper (F OB) 197 50 Sarawak White Pepper Pepper (FOB.) 195.00 Sarawak Special Plan Pepper (FOB-) M% 14090 words
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Article41 1969-11-28 5 NEW YORK. Thurs (UPI) Dow Jones closinr average® on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday 30 Industrials 810 52 ?0 Rails 186.24 15 Utility 110.69 €5 Stocks ***** 40 Bonds 69.64 Commoditv future? Index 141 72 up 0.40.41 words
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Article206 1969-11-28 5 5 00 ID P-BO A.M. 10 15 an. JO IS A.IB lio pn. TII P RA IJJpm LUpia. ARRIVAL*: M>A itP K Lompor MSA UP L La®par. MSA Itl k Lmpur. MSA BOS Prati>(. Ipoh. K. (.urn par, MaLarea. M9A 4.11 Kacbiot •M«A 047 kntatliar*. Tmuttna. K l206 words
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Article493 1969-11-28 6 AMERICAN Ambassador Charles Cross injected some optimism into the possible outcome of the Vietnam war and it was very welcome when all signs apparently point the other way. His reminder that the Vietnamese have been taking a sizeable portion of the burden of war is also timely.493 words
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Article337 1969-11-28 6 THE fantastic success of Apollo 12 did not excite the imagination of the world as much as Apollo 11. However, as all scientists agree, only with Apollo 12 did the actual exploration of a celestial body in outer space begin. The dramatic events that went with Apollo 11337 words
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Article, Illustration492 1969-11-28 6 DEREK INGRAM - By DEREK INGRAM Gemini News Service International understanding through cartoons— that is the dream of Fleet Street cartoonist Jon, who comes from Wales and whose real name it Jones. This year, he thought up a way of making a start: he wrote to492 words
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357 1969-11-28 6 LONDON, Thurt, ißeuter) The problem of outlawing biological methods of warfare hat been under discussion at the Geneva Disarmament Conference and the current United Nations General Assembly session in New York. Britain presented to the Geneva Disarmament Conference last July a draft convention for the357 words
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256 1969-11-28 6 WASHINGTON, Thurs. (UPI) The 1952 Geneva Protocal banning the use of poison gases and other chemical agents has been ratified by more than 80 nations including Communist China and the Soviet Union but not the United States. The accord is formally called the "protocol for256 words
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Article132 1969-11-28 6 T.C. NGA - T.C. NGA Singapore I wish o congratulate you anr" your stafi on the excellent fifty-eix pac> publication on November lot* this year. Thi s is the first argest publication ever put out by anv English Newspaper press in the Republic of Sirgapore The editorial of vour forty-four-page supplement132 words
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Article, Illustration711 1969-11-28 6 Joseph Alsop - By Joseph Alsop CAMBRIDGE, Mass. If you come to this ancient university city nowadays, what you find is downright lurid. The assault upon academic freedom by the New Left is far more ugly and the response of the academic community is far more flabby than any outsider711 words
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Article, Illustration964 1969-11-28 6 DARA KADVA - By DARA KADVA Gemini New® Service When the Indian envoys to Morocco and Jordan wore recalled to Delhi following the Indian delegation's exclusion from the Islamic Summit conference in Rabat, the episode represented a defeat for India and the Arab World, which both sides art still964 words
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Christmas Shopping Feature
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Article, Illustration905 1969-11-28 7 Peter Ong - By Peter Ong EVERYONE knows what Christmas is for. Only last year (Or was it two weeks ago?) that I witnessed one. And once again, the festive season is round the corner. How time really flies! Christmas is perhaps the most widely905 words
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Article, Illustration394 1969-11-28 8 HAVING problems choosing Christmas gifts for your boyfriends or husbands? Then, here are few suggestions: These days, men are beginning to sport some kind of "bravado" in them. They sport shirts made with burning colours. Tapered shirts are "in" with the modern trend in shocking pink,394 words
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Article, Illustration1186 1969-11-28 9 Gloria-Mat - MATCHING ACCESSORIES By Gloria-Mat EVERY year around Christmas there is a good deal of chat in newspapers and magazines, on the radio and sermons, about this being a season of goodwill and a rasn of suggestions that we should all try to be nice to1,186 words
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Article252 1969-11-28 10 CHRISTMAS, as everyone knows, foils on Dec. 25 and is one of the most widely celebrated festivals in the world. Singapore is no exception to this Joyous occasion. The Christmas mood already fills the air throughout the island-Republic. To Christians, Christmas means a spirit of peace252 words
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Article, Illustration259 1969-11-28 10 CHRISTMAS is a time when you wish to be remembered by close friends and re* latives. And by sending gifts, they II remember you throughout the year. When you wrap a gift, you express yourself uniquely as when you sign your name Your taste, creativity and even259 words
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Article, Illustration210 1969-11-28 10 With Christmas just around the corner, the joyous and spiritous mood is already in the air. The time has come to pick the ideal Christmas gifts for those beloved ones, young or old. So, when thinking of cosmetics gifts for your dear ones or sweethearts, give her Shiseido210 words
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Article59 1969-11-28 10 FOR foreigners who spend their Christmas *<ason in Singapore, they can look forward to an enjoyable night at a leading restaurant night-club, the Shindig Club Traditional Chinese dishes. Christmas food and Furopean cuisine are available. Supermarkets in the Republic are also storing huge quantities of the traditional59 words
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Advertisement260 1969-11-28 7 At the very first Christ mes, three Kings of the Orient gm Gold. Frankincense and Myrrh at the very first gifts. We at Want Crafts can't aupply franklneanaa or myrrh for your Christmas giving, but we DO have gold And chunky jewellery. And sifcar. pewter, and Ivory. If you prefer260 words
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Advertisement104 1969-11-28 7 i K» f p i"r* jk.'l -s'.v p^t'^rbr' tP- -i~"rVm «•> r Rifstp s^iic-cs^Li liata m IWSSS m Remember Feet First for Christmas *V\? Design 18 ss J :5; V/ Design 68 DESIGN 18 Continental styling with moccasin stitching and unusual plaited strap as decoration. A casual with extended edge104 words
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Advertisement269 1969-11-28 8 What if it had turned out underexposed \»f\ Space Meter 1' The stunning photographic achievements of America's Apollo astronauts are possible because NASA provides them with the finest photographic equipment here on earth. Including an unusual exposure meter designed and manufactured by Minolta. When the Apollo 8 mission went around269 words
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Advertisement253 1969-11-28 9 SANTA CLAUS IS COMIMG TO THE HOUSE OF TANG On December 2nd, sth, 9th, 12th, 16th, 19th, 20th, 22nd, 23rd. and 24th. from 2.30 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. If you wish your children to sec Santa Claus please write in for an invitation card. Coupons (at $1 00 each) obtainable253 words
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Advertisement59 1969-11-28 9 SUPERIOR V. H. F. TV ANTENNA FOR CRYSTAL CLEAR RECEPTION AND UNDISTURBED PERFORMANCE THE ONE AND ONLY SUPPLIER OE BAND 1, BAND 11. BAND IV AND ALL-CHANNEL TV. ANTENNAE IN THIS REGION A&NTSt MAC LAI\E WATSdN (IMPORTS) PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE MALAYSIA MANUFACTURERS: STAR ENGINEERING WORKS 493.-41 M, JALAN SAYUR. SINGAPORE59 words
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Advertisement54 1969-11-28 10 ELEGANCE A FOR KATONG GIRLS Visit this most exquisite boutique DRESSES:- ITALIAN DRESSES FOR 1970 AUSTRALIAN SPORTSWEAR LATEST DESIGN BEAUTY CULTURE. FACIAL TREATMENT We distribute the fine cosmetic Carnival, Max Factor cosmetic. WOLTZ FASCINATION Etc. Also cosmetic counter for men LILY'S BOUTIQUE 308, JOO CHI AT ROAD, SINGAPORE 15. TEL:54 words
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Advertisement250 1969-11-28 10 WINE AND DINE LIKE AN EMPEROR For the most sumptuous Chinese food in town, fc book s table at Emerald Room. Fabulous decor u and classical Chinese music by an ensemble I to provide just the right dining atmosphere. Famous nightingales will entertain you with the latest Mandarin songs. Lau250 words
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Article3212 1969-11-28 11 SATURDAY RiM 11 CI. 5 Dlv. s—6 r X.30 p.m. ($6,000) 1 t'iar* 49 000 U'ara StahU F Break Vela <• 990 Tanjong Bungah 8? 30b Mr DE Breuk R S Breuk PiMott 3 ooo Gold mi Glitter 3? 900 Mdm G H Lou Pamela3,212 words
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243 1969-11-28 11 SPRINGBOKS'TOUR MANCHESTER. England. Thura (Reuter) Police and demonstrator* fought yesterday in the biggest and bloodiest antl-apartheld proteat of the South African rugby team* strife-torn tour of Britain. About 4.000 banner-wavinf students who had marched through the atreets of Manchester In a half-mile-long (one kilometre)243 words
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Article280 1969-11-28 11 Jimmy Led - Jimmy Led COUND SPEED (Laurie Johnson) did an attraetivc half mile workout the last 3f in 38-4/5 at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. Clapping on the pace from the half mile post he galloped strongly finishing with plenty in hand. The going was yieding. Most of280 words
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Article56 1969-11-28 11 STOCKHOLM. Thurs. (Reuter> The Upper Chamber of the Swedish Parliament yesterday voted to ban professional boxing In Sweden. By 75 votes to 41. with four abstentions, the Chamber approved a government proposal to make professional boxing illegal from January 1. But It unanimously rejected a56 words
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Article41 1969-11-28 11 S T.U. II edged TTSH 18-17 In the Singapore Women's Netball Association's "Off Season" tournament plaved at the Tan Tork Seng Hospital ground on Wednesday. In another match played at Farrer Park. Woodpeckers II beat P W.D 22-16.41 words
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Article142 1969-11-28 11 LONDON. Thur». (Reuter) Park Top. winner of the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes and Epsom's Coronation Cup. hats been voted "Racehorse of the Year" for 1969 in the British Racecourse Association's annual poll. The five-year-old mare Is owned by the Duke of142 words
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Article106 1969-11-28 11 LONDON. Thurs. (Reuter) Results of football matches played last night were: European Fairs Cup Second Round Second Leg Arsenal 3, Sporting Lisbon (Portugal* 0 Liverpool 3. Vlttoria Setubal (Portugal) 2 Newcastle 1, Oporto (Portugal) 0. English Division Three Bournemouth 3. Doncaster 1. OUUngham 4. Plymouth 0. Shrewsbury106 words
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Advertisement79 1969-11-28 11 GO RACING! GO TO THE RACECOURSE BUKIT TIMAH, ON Saturday 29th Nov. Sunday 30th Nov. Saturday 6th Dec. Sunday 7th Dee. Admission $2/- per day. Admission tickets available at Entrance Gate on above days, or at 146. Robinson Road. from Friday 2Bth November (Children und«r 15 y«ars of age not79 words
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325 1969-11-28 12 The Asean Permanent Committee on Civil Air Transporation, which concluded its three-day deliberations yesterday, has called for the setting up of an Asean Aviation University. THIS it one of the six recommendations made to the Asean Standing Committee by delegates at Hie Permanent Committee's325 words
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206 1969-11-28 12 THE children of a tiny village at University Road can now look forward to some rollicking fun on an aluminium slide a gift from a man of goodwill who. until a few days ago. was not even aware of their existence. To the people of206 words
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Article, Illustration208 1969-11-28 12 A Christmas Toyland will be held at the Wonderland Amusement Park on Dec. 3 to raise funds for charities. A target of about M.OOO ia expected to be raised during this fair. Proceeds will go in aid of the Singapore Association for the Deaf. Singapore208 words
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Article41 1969-11-28 12 THE Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry for Social Affairs. Mr. Chan Chee Seng, will op#>n the Advertising and Display Art Exhibition organised bv the Singapore Commercial Art Society at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 5 30 pm. today.41 words
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126 1969-11-28 12 The best rifle shots from Australian Army units in Australia. New Guinea. Singapore and Malaysia gathered in Hobart for the annual Queen's Medal shoot, held at the Simpson Rifle Range. Pontville. It was won by Captain Ken Bladen, who shot a record score of 275 to take the prize for126 words
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Article67 1969-11-28 12 The second of two 110foot fast patrol boats built by a British firm for Singapore has been launched at the yard of the Vosper Thornycraft Group at Portsmouth, Southern England. Named "Sovereignty", the craft will Join its slater ship "Independence" and four other faa»67 words
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253 1969-11-28 12 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia Britain's champion jockey Leater Piggott. 35, arrived at the Singapore Airport from Tokyo last night and will be seen in action at the Bukit Timah meeting which starts this week end. P'ggott. acclaimed the W.>nder Boy*' jockev several seasons ago253 words
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Article109 1969-11-28 12 POLICE are looking for th§ relatives and friend* of an unidentified pedestrian, who died In the General Hospital, following a road accident in froai of Zenith Theatre in Tampines Road on Wednesday. Police sald the dead maa about 40 years of age had no papers109 words
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Advertisement270 1969-11-28 12 Classified Ad. Where To Stay STRAND HOTEL. Bencoolen Street. Town centre. Quiet, clean, reasonable rates Airconditioned rooms, private bat b Bar Restaurant. Homely services Tela: *****/*****TENDERS D! SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC TENDER TENDERS are Invited from established firms for the following 1. Tender For Transportation A 108'69. 2. Tender For The Supply270 words
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Advertisement420 1969-11-28 12 TENDERS P.W.D. SINGAPORE. Tenders are Invited from P.W.D. Registered Contractors and from "Specially Registered Contractors" for the following work:Ulu Pandan Sewage Treatment Works. Stage II Extensions. Contract No. U4 —Aeration Equipment. Approved Contractors above $250,000/Closing Date: 30.12 69 at 10.00 a.m. Persons or companies either within Singapore or overseas who420 words
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Advertisement614 1969-11-28 12 TENDER TENDER Tenders will be received In the Ministry of the Interior it, Defence, Pearl's Hill. Singapore 2, for the following items up to 12.00 Noon on closing dates shown against each ltem:1. Supply of Labour and Lighters for 1970. Closing Date: 12.1280 2- Collection Swill from Army Camp Kitchens614 words
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Miscellaneous91 1969-11-28 12 Time At Tide TODAY Singapore Town: 1.46 am. (7.9 ft 6.51 am. (4 7 ft 12.3<> p.rt: (9 4 ft.) 7.29 p.m. (12 ft.). Naval Dockyard. 1.56 a.m. <9 6 ft 6.55 a m (5.8 ft.); 12.42 p.m. (10 3 ft.); 7.08 pjn. (2 ft.). iT|\. SINGAPORE TOWN: 1.12 am91 words
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Miscellaneous58 1969-11-28 12 AMY By Jack Tippit I m mm m "TVwnks for the wafer, Daddy....l'll remember you in my will." DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and Alden McWViams THE WIZARD OF ID &UH&— T&ICKS P Q m n THATCOULP JR~ DU*T SST WM toy Brut parkar and Johnny hart &R IT V58 words
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