Eastern Sun, 8 February 1970
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Title Section23 1970-02-08 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1060b Vol. 4 No. 1259 Sunday Edition, 8 February 1970. MC (P) 1616 Price 15 cents23 words
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Article, Illustration22 1970-02-08 1 Eastern Sun Photo.Eastern Sun Photo. - 22 words
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159 1970-02-08 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Philippines will set; tip its embassy here by Jfarch 10*4* w stated today. 1 A temporary offico will be set up at Hotel Merlin until a more suitable building to site the embassy it found. The Second Secretary of159 words
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390 1970-02-08 1 KUALA LUMPUR Sat. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman today spoke on a personal question which has intrigued the people. He said that he would step down when his nephew, the Sultan of Kedah, is appointed the next Yang di-Pertuan Agong. The Tunku told390 words
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Article101 1970-02-08 1 JERUSALEM. Sat. (UPI) Israeli officials said they could neither confirm nor deny a New York Time« report today that President Nixon has decided to sell 25 more Phantom and 80 Skyhawk jet fighters to Israel which she has been seeking since September. "I hope it101 words
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Article40 1970-02-08 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Deputy Prime Minister and Director of Operation. Tun Abdul Razak. ha» been advised by his doctor to rest for a few days. A statement Issued here today said he has been indisposed since Wednesday.40 words
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Article, Illustration38 1970-02-08 1 Sunpix by Jimmy Chow.Sunpix by Jimmy Chow. - 38 words
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99 1970-02-08 1 New Year for the conservatives: This was the scene at the Kuan Yin Temple, Victoria Street, on Chinese New Year Eve as thousands of devotees crammed into the temple to offer prayers to the Goddess of Mercy and Love. The temple was packed with devotees for the two days priorSunpix by William Ng. - 99 words
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45 1970-02-08 1 Eastern Sun photo.Eastern Sun photo. - 45 words
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324 1970-02-08 1 Sat. (Reuter) Thailand will not resume its Thomas Cup badminton match with Indonesia, which was halted in Bangkok last month, the President of the Thai Badminton Association told reporters in Bangkok today. The president. Police Lieutenant General Pictaal Kullavanlt. said his association would324 words
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111 1970-02-08 2 MANILA, Sit. (Meter) A Philippines Catholic Priests Association has let up a committee to itudy the feasibility and desirability of ordaining married men. So far all Catholic priests in tlio country have been celibate but the Philippines Priests Incorporated (PPI) said in111 words
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Article120 1970-02-08 2 BANGKOK, fiat. lAFF> Thailand will most probably sign a trade agreement with the Soviet Union before the end of thia month. This was revealed today by Dr. Sompong Suteharltkul, Director General of the Economic Department of the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs In a press interview.120 words
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251 1970-02-08 2 KUCHING, Sarawak, Sat. (Reuter) The council of the Anglican Church of South-east Alia (CSIA) has decided, after a five-day meeting here to press for a break from the control of the Archbishop of Canterbury. However the council proposed to remain part of the Anglican251 words
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Article57 1970-02-08 2 RAWALPINDI. Sat. (UPI) I The Pakistan government today Issued an order banning entry into Pakistan of I hippies and beatniks who do not have enough money for their stay in the country. a cneck into the "financial condition" of every hippie or beatnik entering the country will be made57 words
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Article134 1970-02-08 2 TOKYO. Sat. (Reuter) Foreign students studying here boycotted classes t-oday to press their demand for an increase in the amount of the government scholarships. Japanese reports said. The reports said about 60 students, mostly Asians, studying at Chiba University Joined in today's boycott. Foreign students yesterday demonstrated134 words
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Article62 1970-02-08 2 TAIPEI. Sat (AFP) A Chinese farm in South Taiwan is experimenting with a new type <>f "seedless watermelon" said to be sweeter and juicier than the existing ones, a report from Fengshan said today. Th« new watermelon will be cultivated during the coming autumn and th« crops wi'.i62 words
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267 1970-02-08 2 BLANTYRE, Sat. (Reuter) President Kamusu Banda warned today that Europeans or Asians who were arrogant or acted in a manner detrimental to Malawi's economy coufd expect immediate deportation. He stressed however, that his government was in power "not just for Africans but for all the267 words
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Article26 1970-02-08 2 Dr Toh Chin Chy«, MP far Rochore Constituency and the Minister for Selance end Technology. has suspended his weekly meet-the-people session until Feb. 22.26 words
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118 1970-02-08 2 CORPORAL Udin bin Daik of the British Army has been awarded a Long Service and Good Conduct medal by Lieutenant General Sir Peter Hunt at Terendak Camp recently. Cpl. Udin has been in the Army for the past 20 years and it a highly trained NCO in charge of the118 words
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374 1970-02-08 2 f INGAPORI mutt maintain toe in ternatlonal standard* in advertising and strive to bocoma tha world's fourth advertising capital, Mr. John Nicol, Managing Diractor of International Design and Scripts Pte.# Ltd. at urged. "There ore no official figures available but my374 words
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190 1970-02-08 2 THI Singapore Institute of Management has organised a series c 7 seminars on various aspects of corporate strategy in recognition of Singapore's urgent need for highly competent, business leaders who can compete with their counterparts in other countries. These seminars are designed to enhance190 words
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152 1970-02-08 2 ST, CHARLES. Michipan, Sat. (UPI) A hi~h school business teacher who was dismissed for kissing one too many girl students was supported by a mass student walkout Friday at St. Charles Community High School. Louis Tody, a 45-year-old typing, shorthand and general business152 words
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Article310 1970-02-08 2 No Coup Possible In Manila' MANILA. Sat. (AFP) Armed forces Gen. Manuel T. Yan last night squelched rumour., of a possible military coup d'etat in the Philippines in the wake of laef week's bloody student riott. In a televised interview, Van assured the nation tha£ the armed force* remained loyal310 words
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Advertisement185 1970-02-08 2 A Taxi Service 0 0. &>&* and London TAX! <+ m m Maybe we can get you there quicker. Every day, back and forth, Air-India flies the Atlantic route 14 times a week. Something to remember, next time you're headed for the USA, or you want to get from New185 words
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329 1970-02-08 3 MANILA, Sat. (UPI) The controversial chief of the Philippine Constabulary Brig. Gen. Vicente Rarol has resigned to "ease tensions arising from last week's riots in Manila." And, student leader promptly called for the resignation of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos. Her Raval. 56, said:329 words
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Article156 1970-02-08 3 MANILA. Sat. (UPI) The presence of at least 30 millionaires in the 110member Philippine House of Representatives has •pawned a touchy problem in Congress. It concerns conflict of interest interests like money. A rule approved by ConKess forbids anv of Its memrs from joining any congressional committee156 words
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Article71 1970-02-08 3 HONG KONG. Sat. (Reuter) Russia todav expressed the hope that the traditional Chinese New Year greetings would replace ant--Soviet •crollg an,} paintings. Radio Moscow beamed to China, wished the Chinese people a happy New Year The radio said the Chinese New Year festival should s tay71 words
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Article74 1970-02-08 3 HONG KONG. Sat. (UPI) The Marin:* Department ■aid today it may take another ©ne or two days for the fire to burn itself out aboard the Singaporean freighter 'Ton* J:t\ The 'Tong Jit* arrived In Hong Kong harbour on Thursday after it caught fire74 words
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Article238 1970-02-08 3 SAIGON. Sat. (UPI). Cambodian mercenaries have uncovered one of Hie largest Communist weapons caches of the Vietnam war. The arms wer<* found by a battalion of mercenaries 45 miles northeast of Saigon In Long Khanh province They were stored in a vast bunker complex which238 words
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79 1970-02-08 3 WASHINGTON Sat. (UPI) —A US Army lieutenant has been charged with r>remediated murder of a South Vietnamese soldier last September He is Lt. James Duffy of Company C. 2nd Battalion, 47th Infantry. 9th Infantry Division. The Army said Duffy will be tried by a79 words
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Article58 1970-02-08 3 NEW YORK Sat. (UPI) India has undertaken a large fam i 1 y-planning programme which will "measurably affect the population growth." according to a United Nations report. A U.N advisory group studied the plan's effectg in more than 5.O<V) rural areaa The report said over the58 words
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Article64 1970-02-08 3 BREST. France. Sat (UPI) The Greek tanker Arlea 11.897 tons, was rocked by an explosion o ff the Atlantic roast of France yesterday, maritime authorities said. Thev said the tanker radioed that the ship's capta:n died as a result of the explosion Several crewmen were reported64 words
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30 1970-02-08 3 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Cambodia has accused the United States and South Vietnam of committing another 12 border incidents between December 10 and January 1970.30 words
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Article178 1970-02-08 3 TOKYO. Sat. (UPI) A Llberian freighter sank today In the Pacific about 1.000 miles west of Tokyo, as Japanese merchant ship? and U.S. Air Force aircraft struggled to save the 30-man crew. More than 20 of the 30 men aboard the 15,997-ton freighter Antonio Demades178 words
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29 1970-02-08 3 TOKYO. Sat. (UPI) A fir® today gutted seven-storey Charman Hoei department store in Toyohashi. There were no casualties. Damage is estimated at US$l million29 words
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178 1970-02-08 3 JAKARTA, Sat. (AFP) Three Indonesian Air Force cadets have defected to Russia, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. They were on a training course in Russia. The spokesman said they defected alter their graduation eeremonv at Odessa The Indonesia Air Attache has asked178 words
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Article77 1970-02-08 3 MANILA. Sat (UPl)—The Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines has dented rumours that the mili-1 tary is planning to overthrow the government. "I can assure you that there is no such plan, and that the officers ana men believe In the supremacy77 words
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244 1970-02-08 3 VIENTIANE. Sat. (Renter) A massive airlift of 18,00# refugees, whos« homes are threatened by a North Vietnames* attack on the Plain of Jars, will end on Tuesday Caribou and two U.S. C-130 aircraft are flying the refugees, most of whom are Meo hill244 words
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Advertisement201 1970-02-08 3 I I ;w TAPE COSTS! Frequency rtipenM or Philip* new recorder* el 3} I.pa. equals other machines «t 7} Lpa. Your tape costs halved. Your recording time doubled. Philips new tape recorders record and reproduoe the full range of audible sounds a! just 3} l.p.s. You've got to hear it201 words
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Article, Illustration627 1970-02-08 4 Ann Landers - Ann Landers f|EAR ANN: Please don't laugh. This is not a joke. I've never been more serious in my life I'm a 17-year-old girl who wants to play pro football. I'm 5'11" and I weigh 180 pounds—and there s not an627 words
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Article190 1970-02-08 4 LONDONDERRY, Northern Ireland, Sat. (UPI) British troops bearing batons and automatic rifles on Friday dispersed a crowd of taunting, stone-throwing Roman Catholics. But small bands of Catholic men. numbering from 50 to 100. continued to roam the streets, calling for confrontation with Protestants, and for the190 words
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Article124 1970-02-08 4 JOHANNESBURG. Sat (Reuter) Diamonds worth more than 167,000 rand (£97.000) have disappeared from a Johannesburg safe deposit vault, Detective Chief Jan Van Den Bergh disclosed here. The uncut and cut stones were last seen when they were placed in a top security basement vault on December124 words
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Article, Illustration288 1970-02-08 4 GENEVA. Sat, (AFP) A representative of the International Committee of the Red Cross (1.C.R.C.) just back from Nigeria said here last night that the medical situation in the former secessionist war zone was now qenerally "under control" thanks to the concerted efforts ofUPI radio picture. - 288 words
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370 1970-02-08 4 UNITED NATIONS, Sat. (UPI) The Soviet Union yesterday was reported delaying on plans for a concerted Big Four effort to establish a ceasefire in the Middle East. As the intensity of ceasefire breaches mounted, culminated by Friday's air-sea action by both Israel and the370 words
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Article309 1970-02-08 4 LONDON. Sat (UPD Prime Minister Harold Wilson stoked up Britain* preelection battle yesterday with charges that the Conservatives wanted to dismantle this country's welfare state and plan a "brutal onslaught" on. Its living standards Lashing out in a speech to a Labour Party rally at Nottingham. an309 words
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413 1970-02-08 4 AMSTERDAM. Sat. (UPI) The crazy Mina girls la»d plans Thursday to molest the men of Amsterdam with deeds even more dastardly than the whistles, kidnappings and washroom raids they us?d thus far in their fl 6 h t for sexual equality.413 words
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Article89 1970-02-08 4 BRUSSELS. Sat. fAFP) Foreign ministers o* the six Common Market countrie*. meeting here In an all-night session reached agreement earlr tod«v on th® powers to be liven to the European Parliament The minister! last night retched agreement on the costs of financing agricultural modernisation and89 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous305 1970-02-08 4 HE'S BEEN ON THAT PHONE FOR TEN MINUTES/ I WONDER WHO HE'ST TALKING TOT 15 I SUPPOSE WEB WANTS SOME OF THIS FOOP OUT OF THE REFRIGERATOR r MAYBE WE P BETTER WAIT UNTIL ME GETS OFF THE 'PHONE/AFTER ALL THESE CHEFS CAN GET VERY L TEMPERA MENTAL/ Ifl m305 words
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Miscellaneous66 1970-02-08 4 TODAY a Sunday, February 8, 1970. ft •112 fyr 9 Tr«ndi 10 Foen 11 EfOTK 1 17 Of 18 Will 19 B. 20 Semaar 21 Ohiw 22 Littl# 23 A 24 In'luan 25 Unnpi 26 Good 27 47 Prebiv" 4C PntimltMc 49 Help* 50 For 51 Lw S2Co«cK S3 Scan**66 words
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Article299 1970-02-08 5 LOS ANGELES, Sat. (UPI) Charles Manson, Hippie cult high priest accused on seven counts of murder, yesterday was denied a motion for dismissal of the charges against him and other members of his "family." Manson, garbed in blue denim shirt and jeans, appeared before superior court299 words
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Article83 1970-02-08 5 ATLANTA. Ga Sat. (UPI)— Officials of the National Communicable Disease Centre. **ho had oredicted thei> would be little influenza in th* United States this winter sain vesterdav thev were nuzzled by an outbreak that has occurred m IS states. "There s no obvious reason for it." said83 words
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Article131 1970-02-08 5 BIG SPRING. Texas. Sat. (LPI) Two mystery explosions spewed burning gasoline inside the Cosden Oil and Chemical Co. refinery where 400 men were working yesterday, injuring 16 and causing "pretty rough" damage. "There were moans and groans and they looked pretty bad," a hospital131 words
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Article166 1970-02-08 5 CRANSTON. HI. Sat. (UPI) Louia 'The Fox" Taglianettl, 67, described by police as a top underworld figure." killed by a shotgun blast last night on the steps of an apartment house in Cranston. A woman also was killed. Police said Tagltanettl apparently had arrived to visit166 words
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Article, Illustration305 1970-02-08 5 LOS ANGELES. Sat. (UPI) Susan Bartell. 19, was arrested on a traffic warrant yesterday outside the Hall of Justice while en route with a group of friends to a court hearing for Charles Manson, accused mastermind of i the Sharon Tate slayings. Sheriffs deputies took MissUPI Radiophoto. - 305 words
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Article92 1970-02-08 5 WASHINGTON. Sat (Reuter) Guards on the UA Canadian border are to he armed for the first time due to a rise in drug trafficking, attacks and threats US Customs Commissioner Myles Ambrose said here yesterday he had advised Port and Regional Directors to organise firearms training for guards92 words
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Article62 1970-02-08 5 RIO DE JANEIRO. Sat. (UPI) The annual carnival in Rio will be opened today with face masks prohibited but transparent costumes for women approved The military government banned weann* masks at carnival balls for security reasons, police explained Transparent costumes, which have been worn in past carnivals are62 words
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Article79 1970-02-08 5 PALISADE. Neb. Sat (UPI) —A huge C-133 military transport plane crashed in a farm field northwest o* here yesterday. strewing wreckage over a half mile lon* area and killing all five crewmen. "It looked like a big ball of flame and then like fireworks going off." Wayne79 words
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Article218 1970-02-08 5 WASHINGTON. Sat. CUPI) i The Federal Judge trying nine anti-war protestors charted with ransacking the Dow Chemical Company* Washington offices adjourned the trial abruptly yesterday! after a courtroom melee involving US. Marshals, spectators and one defendant. The trial continue* on Monday. The flght broke out218 words
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Article193 1970-02-08 5 CHICAGO. 111., Sat. (UPI) The Ylpple defendants in the trial of the "Chicago Seven" pulled a new twist on their sideshow tactic* Friday by showing up in flowing, black Judicial robes. US. District Judge Julius J. Hoffman stared in seeming disbelief when Abble Hoffman and193 words
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Article194 1970-02-08 5 LOS ANGELES, Sat. (Reuter) Eleven black panthers being tried for the Dec. 8 gun battle at Panther headquarters her« battled with police again today as they were being transferred from jail to court. The fight took place with seven police in a Jail cell where194 words
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Article55 1970-02-08 5 BOGOTA. Colombia, Sat. (UPl)—Six hundred resident doctors in 14 state hospitals in six Colombian cities went on strike at middav vesterdav for wages and improved working conditions. The doctors who now earn some 1.300 pesos ("0 U.S. dollars) a month, are asking for a 3.00 ft pesos about55 words
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Article124 1970-02-08 5 SAN FRANCISCO. Sat —American President Lines and Pacific Far East Line each were fined 50.000 US dollars Fridav for making campaign contribution* to Congressional candidates. The fines were the largest imposed so far in the recent series of cases brought 1 against businesses whose contributions violated124 words
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Article37 1970-02-08 5 MIAMI. Fla Sat (UPI) Juanita Castro exiled *ist«r of Premier Fidel Castro, said yesterday that adoption of proposals by three hemisphere statesmen for possible resumption of diplomatic relations with Communist Cub® would amount to betrayal."37 words
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Miscellaneous96 1970-02-08 5 mfft r< t THAT 2i£E v v. 7 y 5 >? 8F 85 5* hp S.E m K> o; a 19 II VX39 I At? 6JR, 6/Kf m 1 59 I a 91 ss 3pp \U if/! *r h isz i >! »Ss s a. St MJi C A V96 words
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Church At Home
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125 1970-02-08 6 MRS. Charlotte BrowneMayers U travelling in the company of her husband around the world and will stop in Singapore for one night. Until August of 1969 she was the first woman associate general secretary of the World Council of Churches. and director of its125 words
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Article176 1970-02-08 6 VATICAN CITY, Sat. (UPI) Pope John XXIII made a death-bed wish that priestly celibacy be continued, according to a Roman Catholic prelate quoted in the Vatican newspaper Losservatore Ro- mano yesterday. Archbishop L or i s F. Capovllla of Chleti and Vasto wrote his priests saying176 words
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194 1970-02-08 6 People The Elim Church of Singapore at Serangoon Road will hold a special 'lnspirational Service' today at 10.30 a.m. The Guest Speaker is Rev. Howard J. Ridings. Rev. Ridings and his wife Rosella are the newly appointed missionaries to Singapore and are no194 words
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359 1970-02-08 6 MANILA Dr. Leon Morris, well known author of numerous books *nd eminent Bible scholar from Australia will be the main Bible Hour speaker during the All Philippines Congress on Evangelism to be held at Faith Academy in Cainta, Rizal,359 words
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Article124 1970-02-08 6 A series of Revival Meetings will be held at the Faith Methodist Church in Queenstown from Feb. 23 to 25. at 7.45 p.m. nightly. Speaker for these meetings Vs Bishop Chundu Ray. the Executive Director for Asian Evangelism. In a church circular, the pastor In charge. Rev. T.124 words
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Article271 1970-02-08 6 LETTER Marriage is a serious Business Like all business enterprises, a lot of serious thinking, planning and consideration must go In before commitment takes place. No less shoui<j be required of two persons who love ana care for each other, and are willing to share their lives271 words
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Article71 1970-02-08 6 W. Graham Scroggie - W. Graham Scroggie A KNOWLEDGE QI things spiritusl ig not arrived at by reason, but by the apprehension of faith. And faith is a source of power. Not only does It apprehend the unseen but it enters into vital union with it and so wields, according to its71 words
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499 1970-02-08 6 Y.W.C.A. Prayer Day They (the disciples) wanted to pray "Lord," they saio. "teach us to pray" (Luke 11:1). "When you pray," said Jesus, "pray like this/' and He taught them the Lord's Prayer (Luke 11:2, Mathew 6:9) From 'The Plain Man looks at499 words
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Article1414 1970-02-08 6 POON MENG SENG - by POON MENG SENG 'CCIENCE' and 'Religion'. The very sight of these two words reminds many people of the so-called conflict between them. The 1960's are gone. But surprisingly some people's idea about science and religion is that of the 1860's. In the 1860's1,414 words
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Miscellaneous12 1970-02-08 6 w &D GOD CREATE#/£ C*. MS 4j£ -AN /M)AiZ/S im? WfiA T^A6cUT/?V?/12 words
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Miscellaneous60 1970-02-08 6 GOD and JOE JONES f\ just read last niqht about further I* You won't qet a wel read man to say iVs a fairy tale. Jericho did exist, the walls did £{ter Joshua march*! his children of •rael- round the ity for seven da Jencho wcavat ions. V LT £L,*60 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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Article, Illustration159 1970-02-08 7 MR. B. LETH NIELSEN, the general manager of The East Asiatic Company Ltd. in Kuala Lumpur is shown presenting an award to Mr. Ng Say Bee, proprietor of Bee Company in Kuantan for having achieved the best overall sales of the Vespa Motor scooter in 1969.159 words
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Article, Illustration146 1970-02-08 7 MR. H REINHARD STEFFEN has been appointed Executive Chef of the Singapore Hilton. His appointment was announced by Mr. Lim Ewe Hin, General Manager of the hotel and Area Director. Hilton International Corporation ior Singapore and Malaysia. As Executive Chef Mr. Steffen will be responsible for146 words
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Article, Illustration226 1970-02-08 7 Renus von d«r Klooster, director of Borneo Sumatra Trading Co. (M) Pte. Ltd., (Borsumy) left Singapore yesterday for a three-week visit to Africa where he will further develop and expand upon current orders for local glassware products made by Singapore Glass Manufacturers. Mr. van226 words
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Article, Illustration132 1970-02-08 7 DOW Chemical International has established an office In Singapore with responsibilities for the company's operations in that country and Indonesia. The announcemenet was made recently by Mr. DA. da Silva, Dow'g regional manager for South and South East Asia. He also announced the appointment pf Mr.132 words
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Article33 1970-02-08 7 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sat. (Reuter) The Brazilian Central Bank has devalued the Crueiro from 4.325/4.350 to 4.38/4.41 to the dollar. The currency was last devalued on December 18 last year.33 words
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Article38 1970-02-08 7 NEW YORK. Sat (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Btock Exchange: 30 Industrials 752.77 20 transp 166.96 15 utilities 106.63 65 stocks 248.96 40 bonds 68.96 Commodity futures Index 135.21 off 0.07.38 words
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Article267 1970-02-08 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The amount of smallholder rubber processed In the factories of Kumpulan Guthrie Sendirian Berhad rose from 1,876.078 pounds n 1968 to 10,875.000 pounds last year. Most of this smallholder rubber was from West Malaysia where the major holdings and factories of Guthrie Estates267 words
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Article85 1970-02-08 7 LA PAZ. Bolivia, Sat. (Reuter) Williams Harvey, main smelters of Bolivian tin. announced yesterday a furnace fault will hold up production of about 10,000 tons of tin. The British company, which smelts about 20,000 tons of tin annually, said It would take about three months to85 words
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Article53 1970-02-08 7 NEW YORK, Sat. (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged to 50 points higher on the New York Commodity Exchange Friday on no sales. Close Prev. Mar. 27.00 27.00 May 26.75 26.75 July 26.75 26.75 Bept. 26.75 26.25 Nov. 26.75 26.75 Jan. 26.75 26.75 Locally, No. 2 FSg was 261/453 words
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84 1970-02-08 7 LONDON. Sat. (UPI) Rubber market closed yesterday mainly nominal with spot at 24, 24-1/2 Settlement Bouse. March 24,3/8, 24-1/2 April 24-5/8, 24-7/8 May 24-7/8, 25-1/18 April/June 24-7/8, 25-1/18 July/Sept. 25-1/8, 25-3/16 Oct./ Dec. 25. 25-1/8 Jan./ March 25, 25-1/8 April/June 24-15/18, 25-1/16 July Sept. 24-7/8,84 words
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Article121 1970-02-08 7 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Gold prices continued unchanged In quiet and featureless trading Friday on markets here and abroad. In London, gold remained unchanged for both the morning and second fixings at 35.000 dollars per troy ounce. Zurich gold was unchanged at 35.00 dollars and Frankfurt gold121 words
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Article, Illustration250 1970-02-08 7 VANCOUVER, flat Canadian Pacific Air netted more than CANS 130 million in operatlnf revenue In 1969, an increase of 25 per cent over the previous year, the company's preliminary figures showed. Mr. John C. Ollmer, CP Air's President, in his recent review of the250 words
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Article, Illustration212 1970-02-08 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The British Overseas Airways Corporation Has appointed Mr. Hugh Brewster, District Sales Manager for the British airlines in Brunei and East Malaysia. Announcing this, Mr. Richard Graham, for BOAC in South-east Asia said, "By offering our General Sales Agents212 words
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Article, Illustration112 1970-02-08 7 THE Great Eastern Life Assurance Company Limited has appointed Mr Willie Tan as a Group Manager In its expending sales organisation. He was appointed after having achieved over $l7 million In Sums Assured. Prior k> his joining The Great Eastern Life in July, 1965 he was a112 words
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Article100 1970-02-08 7 NEW YORK, Sat <UPI> Higher unemployment figures for January helped the stock market Unish higher Friday in moderate turnover. Analysts noted that Wall Street was hopeful the big Jump In the jobless rate would Induce the Federal Reserve Board to ease up on monetary restraint. At100 words
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Article, Illustration154 1970-02-08 7 MR. Tan Swee Leong haa been recently appointed Sales Manager for the ShangriLa Hotel at Orange Grove Road. As Sales Manager of Shan-gri-La Hotel he will be responsible for promoting and arranging <>f conventions, corporate group meetings, banquets and tours. He will also be responsible for154 words
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Article341 1970-02-08 7 A2UYALO 8-15 am. MSA 123 K. Lumpur •45a m. MSA 119 E- Lumpur ltM pm. MSA 451 kucbliu 2.30 p.m. MSA 021 K Lumpur. Malacca 125 pm. MSA 453 K Elnabalu 8-40 p.m. MSA 821 Bangkok. PeDans 540 pm. MSA 665 Manila 7.10 p.m. MSA 027 E- Lumpur.341 words
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POPPING AROUND With Platter Pete
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Article, Illustration532 1970-02-08 8 Alan Smith - By Alan Smith ON and on and on and on and on and on through "Cold Turkey" played the Plastic Ono Band ft Lyceum ballroom on Monday night. It was John Lennon's first live appearance in Britain with his part-time Plastic £oup (George Harrison532 words
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Article, Illustration126 1970-02-08 8 DAVE DEE, minus Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich found his solo cabaret debut "terrifying" Afterwards at the Club Fiesta, in Norton. Teesside, he said: "With the fellers I only had to move my head and they knew what was coming next." His 50-minute act, with a126 words
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Article, Illustration224 1970-02-08 8 TIMMY CLIFT has don* well out of reggae after a coupl# of years without much activity and he's following up his hit, Wonderful World. Beautiful People (included here), with a varied bunch of songs that are mainlv his own composition Time Will Tel] is reggae224 words
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Article, Illustration77 1970-02-08 8 Londeo't sedate Savoy Haul »u the scene if a presentation of Platinum and Gold Discs to tho flamboyant Lad Zeppelin. The award* aro for over five million dollars' worth of record tolas In America ovor tho past twelve month; for their two olbums "Led Zeppelin" and77 words
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Article342 1970-02-08 8 JJI THERE! Like Holy Wowsville' What do you think of our special Question Time this week? The second half of the George Harrison part will be published next week so make sure of your copy' Many of you have asked me about what I think of JOHN342 words
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Article, Illustration1606 1970-02-08 8 ROY CARR - GEORGE ERIC INSPIRE EACH OTHER... FRIENDSHIP and a mutual love of music brought George Harrison and Eric Clapton together for the recent Delaney and Bonnie tour. At a stopover in Liverpool, journalist Roy Carr had the opportunity for a long chat with them where all three relaxed and spoke honestly1,606 words
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Advertisement11 1970-02-08 8 C £2 *5 (Sf 4 m. Available at your favourite shop11 words
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Article, Illustration960 1970-02-08 9 Sabine Kell - THE LONG WAY WHICH HAS LED TO A FINE FASHION IDEA By Sabine Kell THE stage-by-stage process which saw women enter professional life at tha start off this century was accompanied by e revolution in fashion as well. The ffirst long trousers, at the960 words
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275 1970-02-08 9 NEW YORK, Sat. Only a few years age, fashion manufacturers wer« eagerly climbing on the junior bandwagon. Now, as we move into the Semantics, soma of tha top Junior design talent is reversing gears and moving back into the misses' field. The275 words
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Article85 1970-02-08 9 PARIS. Tues. It'* getting harder and harder to And a hat designer who does hats At th« spring millinery opening*, sometimes a scarf tied o**er the head, a headband or a bit of something covering chignon was enough to keet> the idea of millmerv85 words
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Article45 1970-02-08 9 LONDON. Tues. London designers are fascinated with the reptile look for spring. They're using real snaxeskin and reptile-look fabrics for their coats, costume® and dresses The status symbol it a mldi or maxi coat of real snakeskin. which coats about 1650 In London.45 words
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Article, Illustration246 1970-02-08 9 Mary Sue Miller - By Mary Sue Miller MANY Lovelies complain of a crepey Up complexion. In addition to the etched lines around the mouth. the condition causes problems with lipstick the colour runs along the creases and spills onto the skin. Creasing may be a past--30 aliment. But.246 words
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Article139 1970-02-08 9 raw YORK. BAt Despit* all the Juror® over hemlines, a good case could be made for the view that the Sixties were the ate of accessories. Certainly, from Jacqueline Kennedy's pillbox hat In 1960 to the chain belts of i960 there has never been a decade139 words
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Advertisement102 1970-02-08 9 KELONG RESTAURANT (off Ponggol Point 11 m.s.) PROUDLY PRESENTS Th» Nlfhttntala The Popular •I Ttlwii Slßfer Mli. UU TIEN MU» BABABA TAN Plus MISS ZAINAB HURI accompanied by SEA PALACE QUINTET. SPECIAL LUNCHEON MUSIC ON SUNDAY Also Featuring... THE SKATING SILVANIS Extension. to 4 a.m. nightly. Saturday till 5 a.m.102 words
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Advertisement160 1970-02-08 9 CIRCUS T»i m >L-M > -u MORRIS' CHALFEN presents Zr. >*S p: X A t' r. 'td 3 V nirM ■3'; U.S.A. VN V M Sv V t m A KONG mt fci o w 38 a sjwr <«W .afc ?:<fe «*i*W r/ •V «£2iS SPECTACULAR! £k. \3 I v160 words
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Miscellaneous304 1970-02-08 9 miotic All shows No Free List Wvinr» rash B*>okipg« Oil? (LIDO Phone ***** NOW SHOWING: 11 a.. 1.30. 4 mi. 6.30 9.15 p.m. Franco f««ro "A Professional Go*" Tonv M'jiinw Ac Jack Pa:ance Technicolor < United Artists t CAPITOL PHom ?97<»9 NO »> SHOv\ ING' U a.m.. 1 B*. 4304 words
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Miscellaneous226 1970-02-08 9 TTTTT ORGANISATION WffSMtS Ail ITS CH'fttfSl P»T Mm WEE', W7TCW WWM All Theatres No Free List Cash Bookings Only. DEOM ***** NOW SHOWING: 11 am 1-M. 4.M1. U.M A I M pm Peter Qravee in MOM* "TIE FIVE MAN ABMV Jims Daiy IB Color ODEON oaCHAKD Special Morning Show Today226 words
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Article1643 1970-02-08 10 BIN It CL 4 Dir. 1-6 Z.OO pjo. ($4,500) 1 ***** Lflahah 3y 900 Paaidh Stablo Spencer ww Kingston s. ♦4338 Ring's I turn 8r 813 P S LM R S Breuk Oai s ***** Aqu Vtra ®y 1.13 Aqua Viva Stabls R s Brsuk < >1,643 words
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Article1103 1970-02-08 10 Jimmy Lad - By Jimmy Lad DLUE SKY it in peak form and with 4 lb. mort for his win at Ipoh last month h« should hood tht field homo in th« class thrae division one event (Race Three) at Kuala Lumpur today, opening day of the Selangor1,103 words
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Article233 1970-02-08 10 JIMMY LAD CISCO ZODIAC •ACE I: (1*1 CAPITAL GAIN I Landaulet llll Honey Dear III) HONEY DEAR (5 Tallett* (101 Capital Gala (11) CHECKMATE (4) Lion City (It) Capital 6aia RACE*: («> SPRING FANCY 8 Maul ana Trooper («> SPRING FANCY (t) Trooper (It) Match ye (IS) T. OF233 words
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518 1970-02-08 10 MANILA, Sot. (Reuter) Ninety-four golfers from 10 countries are expected to play in the Philippines Open golf championship in Manila from February 19 to 22. Mr. Leonard "Skip" Guinto. President of the Philippines Golf Association told a press conference that Japan518 words
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Article88 1970-02-08 10 The Y M.C.A. Cncket club have decided to out new blood by including schoolboy* in thei r team this vear. Mr. R.S. Retnam acting secretary of the Y.M.CA. Cricket Club, said that at the annual meeting heid recently that the club aim to achieve the88 words
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Article48 1970-02-08 10 SYDNEY, Sat. (Renter) Australia have accepted an invitation to make a full cricket tour of South Africa in 1975-76. the Cricket Board of Control announced here today. Board secretary Alan Barnes said South Africa would tour Australia in 1971-72 and this would be a return visit.48 words
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Article68 1970-02-08 10 FLORENCE. Sat. (AFP) Florence withdrew their tentative application to host ..the 1976 Olympic Games In a statement to the press. Giulio Onesti. President of the Italian Olympic Committee explained that Florence would be unlikely to be chosen so soon after Romp in 1960. The application dossier could not68 words
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Article, Illustration244 1970-02-08 11 VIENNA, Sat. (UPI) Four years ago, Erika Schinegger won the world's girls' downhill skiing championships, Today Erika now a man named Erik Schinegger is trying to win a place in the Austrian men's national team. In between lies a story ofUPI pictures. - 244 words
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Article69 1970-02-08 11 LONDON, Sat (UPl)—Werabledon champion Ann Jone* has been included In the British Wightman Cup squad organised to fain for this vear'g match against the United States at Wimbledon June 1213. the Lawn Tenni Association announced yesterday. Mrs. Jones was not eligible to play last69 words
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Article86 1970-02-08 11 SAN FRANCISCO. Sat. (AFP) Mando Ramos, world lightweight boxing champion, has been given back his licence. The California Boxing Commission had suspended him indefinitely in November after he was arrested twice within a month. He had first been charged with possessing marijuana, and later with driving86 words
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Article1128 1970-02-08 11 Our Racing Corresponden - By Our Racing Corresponden SKIPPER II scored his fourth win in a row when he whipped a top Class division two field over 6f to return the smart time of 1 min. 12 sees, at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Trained at Bukit Timah by Ivan Allan, Skipper1,128 words
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Article242 1970-02-08 11 TOKYO, Sat. (Reuter) World Boxing Association's featherweight champion Shoxo Saijo of Japan, with an eight-year age advantage, is strongly favoured to retain his title against Chilean challenger Godfrey Stevens in their 15-round title match here tomorrow nigh». The 21-year-old champion is picked for his youth,242 words
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Article274 1970-02-08 11 Flight Lieutenant Sidney; Jennings. an Air Traffic 1 Controller with the Joint Air Traffic Control Centre at, Pay a Lebar and his son, I Clive, 16. sailed their 12-foot long pram dinghy, the smalleat craft In a field of 186 to victory In the274 words
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Article59 1970-02-08 11 ADELAIDE. Sat. (Reuttr) Victoria's opening left hand batsmen Ken Eastwood who scored 127 carried his side to a first mnlnfs lead o v *r South Australia on the second dav of the Sheffield Shield match here todav Victoria declared at eight for 254—a lead of six59 words
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Article90 1970-02-08 11 SYDNEY, Sat. (Reuter) Olympic geld medallist Maureen Caird today broke the existing world record for 100 metres hurdles In the New South Wales championships here. Miss Caird, ran 13.2 seconds to defeat Penny McCallum and Dianne Pease, both of whom recorded the same time. The listed90 words
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Advertisement198 1970-02-08 11 Classified Ads. Where To Stay STRAND hOTEL. Bencoolen Street. Town centre. Quiet, clean, reasonable rates. Alrconditloned room*, private bath. Bar/ Restaurant. Homely services. Tels: *****/ *****. (1) L.C.C. HIGHER ACCOUNTING—Question Papers Model Answers. Eight different examination papers. (Autumn 1966 to Spring 1969) (2) SIMPLIFIED MODEL ANSWERS TO L.CC. BOOKKEEPING (INTERMEDIATE)198 words
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Miscellaneous43 1970-02-08 11 BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: ($25,634) Ist Prist: No. *****1 ($6,344) 2nd Prise: No. *****5 (53J72) 3rd Prise: No. *****7 ($1,486) Starters: ($317 each): Nos. *****1 *****0 *****5 *****3 *****7 Consolation: ($l4O each): Nos. *****6 *****1 *****4 *****7 *****1 *****5 *****8 *****6 *****5 *****743 words
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Miscellaneous1239 1970-02-08 11 (CHANNEL 8) "Murder Snowballs"; 868 AM I«nn rv. Stw n Nfvgreel <E»; 825 10 t Opening Annctg Maniux "Plavground'; 1010 1003 Skippy the Bufh Kangaroo p er trait« in Mutfc; 10.10 The Esmeralda -10.30 The Doc- Blue and th« Grey "The rm! G un 1145 New in Brief 1158 Hit«s1,239 words
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197 1970-02-08 12 THE Police spokesman, ASP Leslie Wong, yesterday denied a local newspaper report (not Eastern Sun) that there had been a spate of robberies in Clementi Park, recently. Speaking to newsmen at a press conference, ASP Wong clarified that there had been no such197 words
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Article129 1970-02-08 12 ROYAL Marine tracker dogs will descend from ropes suspended 100 feet above the ground from Wessex helicopters, at a demonstration at the Fleet Amphibious Forces Base (.Far East) on Feb. 9. At the display, the 3rd Commando Brigade will demonstrate their military skills before an Invited audience129 words
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Article244 1970-02-08 12 ONE of the oldest institutions for higher learning in the United States, the Western College Tor women, is offering a scholarship for Singapore girls to undergo a 4-year coarse leading to a Bachelor of Arts Degree. The Western College for Women is accredited to one of244 words
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Article115 1970-02-08 12 CHWEE Yong Kee. 34, was yesterday sentenced to nine months Jail by the Ninth Court Magistrate Mr. Chandra Mohan, when he pleaded guilty to snatching a handbag. During yesterday's emergency court hearing, it was said that on Feb. 6 at about 4.50 p.m. Wee115 words
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Article108 1970-02-08 12 TWO men, believed to have been Involved in thefts of motor-scooters and cars, were remanded by police yesterday. They are Chow Wing Lok and Thum Kok Hong, alias Thum Soh Har. who were charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with the theft of a $l,OOO scooter108 words
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277 1970-02-08 12 "The Fire Raisers" a best known play by Max Frisch, Swiss writer hailed as one of Europe's outstanding: present-day dramatists will be presented by the Stage Club at the Cultural Centre Theatre on Feb. 25 to 26 at 8.30 p.m. and on Feb. 27277 words
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Article, Illustration409 1970-02-08 12 K. S. Sidhu - By K. S. Sidhu Londoners are now enjoying crispy "Made-in-Singapore" prawn crackers all because Good 01' Charlie Lam Wei Lau started the craze going. The enterprising local businessman has made it a "must" for London homes. And in return409 words
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Article70 1970-02-08 12 CHUA HOCK MENO. 32, was yesterday charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court with Criminal Breach 01 Trust involving $6,215 between July 15 and Oct. 4 1969 at North Canal Road. Chua. an employee of Chop Yeo Hong at 63 Arab Street, was entrusted with sarong70 words
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Article249 1970-02-08 12 ADAPTED FOR CHINESE NEW YEAR PATRONS at the newly opened "Marco Polo" night-club cum theatrette, were treated to a rare "ang pow" first time to be observed in the history of Singapore's night-clubs. They each received an "ang pow" in cash and a kiss from Miss249 words
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Article46 1970-02-08 12 A youth. Ye© Chye Lai 17 was vesterdav charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court with the a'le?ed murder of Goh Chin Hock, on Feb. 5 at 5.40 p.m. at Peslaran Kelllin* Hp wag remanded at Central Police Station for further investigation, until Feb 14.46 words
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Article, Illustration72 1970-02-08 12 Day Two of the Tear of the Dog was mostly celebrated indoors, yesterday when a non-stop drizzle which flooded many low lying areas kept people off the streets. Though the flood situation was "mild", many areas were under72 words
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Article103 1970-02-08 12 THE Police again reminded the public of the ban on the firing of crackers between the hours of 630 p.m. and 6 30 am. and also in or near any prohibited areas such as hospitals, the Botanic Gardens, the Padang. porks, beach resorts, swimming pools, places of worship103 words
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Article204 1970-02-08 12 SOS BY SOS THE SOS service is in urgent need of assistance to pay for office space, equipment, utilities and telephones and about $20,000 is estimated to be required. Persons wishing to contribute to the voluntary organisation as well as those willing to help can telephone *****204 words
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92 1970-02-08 12 A 28-YEAR-OLD man. Llm Kok Hwa was remanded after being charged in an emergency court session yesterday with setting Are to the nearly completed 22-storey Ministry of National Deveclpment Building Lim was ordered to be sent to the Woodbridge Hospital for a psychiatric report92 words
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Article66 1970-02-08 12 ABDUL KADIR. 17, an employee of the General Hospital in Outram Road had his left hand severed when It was accidentally caught In a washing machine. He was given immediate treatment and placed under the "dangerously 111 list.** The accident took place at 11 am.. Enche66 words
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230 1970-02-08 12 MRS D. MUTHUSWAMY. a Social Worker attached to the Singapore Association for Retarded Children left for India yesterday to attend the fourth Scientific Congress of the All India Association on Mental Retardation. The Scientific Congress will be held in Lucknow. North India from Feb.230 words
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Article71 1970-02-08 12 Mr. Edwin Thumboo. a lecturer in the Department of English. University o:" Singapore. will be conducting a six-lecture course on "Poetry n English from Singapore and Malaya" The course begins on Febt 18 at 7.30 p.m. in Room D. English Department. The feo for the entire course is71 words
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Miscellaneous79 1970-02-08 12 *ime 6t Tide TODAY SINGAPORE TOWN: 1244 a.m. (94 ft.). 6.02 a m. (3.5 ft.). 12 noon (10.9 ft.), 6.47 p.m (2 lnj. NAVAL DOCKYARD: 12.42 a.m. (11.4 ft.) 5.51 a.m. (4 ft.). 12.19 p.m (12.1 ft.). 615 p.m. <6 in.). TOMORROW SINGAPCRt TOWN: 115 a.m. 19.5 ft.). 646 am.79 words
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