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Title Section18 1969-06-01 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in No. 1733 SUNDAY, II NE 1, 1969 20 CENTS KUN 4071 .MC (P) 072418 words
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202 1969-06-01 1 17 hurt in attacks: 'Acts by hooligans' SINGAPORE. Sat. A number of lsolatPri incidents were reported In Singapore today. A Ministry of Interior and Defence tner.r issued al 1.15 a.m. on Sunday said "Beginning at about 7 pm. this evening. a number of Isolated Incidents occurred m which ome people202 words
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466 1969-06-01 1 Canberra says Yes' to arms request A part of promised aid CANBERRA. Sat. I AU S T R A LIA has agreed to Malaysia's request for military equipment for new forces needed to deal with the present disturbances. The decision \\:is taken l>\ tin- Peder al (;il)inrl. according •<) Ihe466 words
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179 1969-06-01 1 40 TRAPPED IN SEA OF BLAZING OIL ON TANKER STOCKHOLM Sal The 4ii-man erw el a Liberian tanker were trapped aboard ship in a M Ol blazing oil early yesterday wiion their caught tire in a collision off southern Sweden Ships and helicopters raced to the scene l:; miles south179 words
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Article, Illustration254 1969-06-01 1 PHILIP MATHEWS - PHILIP MATHEWS: B> KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. 'J'HK recent disturbances here will not affect the five-power defence arrangements to no discussed in Can- l>erra next month, Ihe New Zealand Defence Minister, Mr. David Thomson, said here today. Speaking In newsmen254 words
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Article106 1969-06-01 1 BANGKOK. Sat. Seve- I ral passengers were Injured when the •Southern Express lrom Bangkok to Sungel Golok on the Malaysian border was derailed in southern Nakhorn Sri Thammarat province last night, railway source* said today Bources said the riiesel locomotive and five carriage* Jumped theReuter - 106 words
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472 1969-06-01 1 Security: The outlook a little better WIALA 1.1 MIMI',. x Sat. The National Operations Council reported today thai Ihe security situation in Ihe conn try had "r<»o I c <l down ;i lilllr" in Ilic lasl 21 hours. But fresh Incidents and unfounded rumours circulated by Irresponsible elements had created472 words
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23 1969-06-01 1 Blast damages satellite at the Cape CAPF. KENNEDY explosion pnasiblj <!■..■ struclui which la Spare A' No In working i Immth would be |> ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article, Illustration577 1969-06-01 1 TEO EE SIM - 4-point aid pay-out TEO EE SIM B, KUALA LUMPUR Sa CASH FOR HAWKERS; RENT FOR LOW-COST FLATS; BOOKS AND UNIFORMS FOR STUDENTS AND BETTER FOOD FOR REFUGEES Till". Vtlioit.il Relief Fund commilkt dcridrd on .1 lour point Ikims It. ilisl SI.II'JUMMI |o ulinis (he i anccs Relief will In- given577 words
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Article16 1969-06-01 1 BINOAPt H Young wi pore last ni'^titotal 'it Runners- up wer Almashoor16 words
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Article52 1969-06-01 1 1 iiinii it <>* i\ i \^\i \\i\ I \i I skin gal. i ,it authoiitiis liiiii.ln vlalr of rmriifm v in tuirlhrin I JM11.1111.1 M«iml I latrd iiutlvinx ln«nvlii|is .i r\ «wrpt tnwanlv thiv MMtaJ f 1. 11. ***** l |»rii|llr AlMlUt (I 'I P»<ipl» NimM from 4052 words
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Advertisement15 1969-06-01 1 ENGAGEMENT KINGS by U.S. de SILVA SONS, Jewellers 25. Raffles Place. Singapore 1 Tel: *****15 words
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Article, Illustration608 1969-06-01 2 MAUREEN PETERS - English Centre sends up its second batch MAUREEN PETERS: By Singapore, Sat AN EXPRESSION OF THE EDUCATORS ROLE IN EXPLAINING THAT NATIONAL INTERESTS WILL SUFFER IF INTERNATIONAL INTERESTS ARE IGNORED 'JIIK Regional Enghsn Language Centre here today awarded certificates to 18 senior educators who completed its second four-month noune in608 words
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121 1969-06-01 2 I 'l AI.A LVMPUR. Sat. IX i l.ib'iurer. N. Munlandy. 40. who attacked his w:*h an iron pipe. for one year by the n lourt here He pleaded guilty to a Ing grteToui Verathan in Ja- lan Klang on121 words
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Article, Illustration285 1969-06-01 2 SINGAPORE. Saturday. yHEY arc two engineering freshmen who travel from lectures in a Nissen hut at tne Singapore University to practical classes lour miles away at a polytechnic workshop almost every day. A bit (>[ .i tough routine. But the285 words
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Article60 1969-06-01 2 PETAI.INO JAVA. Sat.— Th* monthly H< ly Communion will be celebrated during the 8.30 a.m. •nd 10. am. worship .services at Trinity Methodist Church here tomorrow. The Sunday School will nipfi ai usual <<t 8.30 am I nan will a meeting ol tn» church* Official Board60 words
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Article102 1969-06-01 2 l/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Major Gen- Dato Syed Ahmad Alsagoft has been appointed General Officer Commanding of the 2nd Malaysia Inlantry Dlvi- tlon. He succeeds Lt. Gen Dato Ibrahim bin Ismail I who is now the Chief Executive Officer of the National Operations Council Major Gen.102 words
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147 1969-06-01 2 CHANGSHA TO FLY SPORE FLAG IN AUGUST SINGAPORE. Sat. Pacific International Lines a local shipping line today confirmed It*, purchase of a 19--year old passenger cargo ship. Changsha. from the Hong Kong China Navigation Co. The niuiiaging dll Mr. V C. Chang, said that j the vessel would be deliver147 words
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114 1969-06-01 2 THREE YEARS JAIL FOR $20 EXTORT BID SINGAPORE. Bat— Urn Ah Bah, 21. who tried to extort money from a contractor, was today jailed (or three years Senior Inspector K Devaraiah said in the Fourth D'.Mnct Court that I.'m told the contractor, Te< Peng, that he was a member of114 words
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Article, Illustration153 1969-06-01 2 Nose-dive at 25,000ft, then all's well CINGAFORK. Sat.— An KAAF Mi jel had just tak from RAF IVngah when it went into an uncontrollable spin. At 25.0001 1 it nosedived in a rolling spiral. Squadron Leader Terry Carter and Flying Officer Ken Semmler panicked... but on'.y lor a moment A153 words
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Article29 1969-06-01 2 Xl ALA I I I >.c in Juiv a npi Centra •nd Human Mou.d 7 and would :>ir.; Dv 12 .V i gemfnt ptrymnei.— BrrnamaBernama - 29 words
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Advertisement396 1969-06-01 2 F«or n* om! With tuwwaia a 98 pound weakling con easily overpower a 220 Ib. HI MAN in seconds with nil bare hands. m in «««kt It can bt Itar nd ot horn* oion. It it th* traditional Ontntol method tar dt«hn« and function ■> to ditarm, subdue or cnpplt396 words
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Article, Illustration568 1969-06-01 3 On stage—a man who can make a car disappear... and fly a jet blindfolded SINGAPORE, Sat J'HK man who loves ing danger- flying jet aircraft blindfolded, playing with I cioua tlß'ftahs and forming tricks n a 100 ft c"! ona twofold mission. Billed as one of the toremosi magicians. John568 words
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125 1969-06-01 3 CHAMBER, MARA TO HELP MALAY YOUTHS pENANU. Sat. The Penang Malay Chamber of Commerce and the State Mara office are making joint efloru to encourage Malay vouth.s to become petty traders «r.a hawner.v The State Mara officer. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Haji AritT. has ottered his services to help make125 words
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303 1969-06-01 3 Goodwood Hotel Group to invest abroad gINGAPORE. Sat The Goodwood Hotel Group is negotiating to invest in Indonesia. Australia and Taiwan. Though details are not yet available, it was learnt today that the chain is interested in "link-ups" with big hotels in these countries. This is part of Goodwood's major303 words
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Article50 1969-06-01 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. A woman fell to death from a block of tints in Toa Payoh housing estate thi* morning. Police Indent tf led her as Pang Ah Yoke. 18. Her body was recovered at the tool of Block No. 3 Police do not suspect foul play.50 words
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Article104 1969-06-01 3 TEACHERS PLEDGE FULL SUPPORT ITOTA BHARU, Sat. The Kelantan branch of the National Union of Teachers has pledged its full support to the Central Government in its efforts to restore law and order. This was one of the two resolutions unanimously adopted at its aiinuai meeting here yesterday Thr other104 words
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100 1969-06-01 3 ARMY MEN FOR ORDNANCE COURSE IN UK I I/L'ALA LUMPUR, Sat Two army officers will ieave lor Britain early next week lor a six-month course ai ordnance. Captair. Mmstapha bin Mansor of the Ordnance Directorate and Captain Tan Pau Son oi the Third Ordnance Maintenance Park will attend the Royal100 words
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Article42 1969-06-01 3 SINGAPORE Sat. -Th<> Chief Minuter of the State of Gutemt. India. Mr. Hit«ndra De&ai. wiil give a talk on ■Oandhi Ceni tenarv" ,<t the Gandhi Memorui j Hall in Race Course Lant on 1 Tuesday at 530 Dm i42 words
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Advertisement113 1969-06-01 3 BALANCE ON LONG-TERM INSTALMENT PAYMENTS j.«t like paying rent) ONLY A FEW LEFT. For the benefit of your family. Book one immediately Lucrative Investment whether Self-Occupied Or Rent-out Don't Miss This Golden Opportunity WELCOME TO VIEW OUR HILLTOP SEAVIEW HOUSE All houses equipped with Diethelm Aluminium Sliding Doors, Split Level,113 words
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326 1969-06-01 4 LONDON. Saturday 'PHE British Govern--1 meat has defended a medical team that declared a young nurse dead while her heart was still beating and then used her heart for a transplant. But the statement from Mr. David Eiinals, Minister of Btate lor Health and326 words
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125 1969-06-01 4 SHEPHERD: BRITAIN READY TO HELP... DANGOON. Sat— Britain is ready to play its part in bringing peace to Vietnam but that at present the responsibility lay with the US. Saigon, Hanoi and the NLF. At a Press conference here on the eve of his departure. Lord Shepherd, Secretary of StateReuter - 125 words
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Article, Illustration251 1969-06-01 4 It's all smiles as Chiang welcomes Thieu TAIPEH, Saturday. PRESIDENT Thieu of South Vietnam met Taiwan leader Chiang Kai-Shek yesterday in preparation for his forthcoming meeting with President Nixon. Mr. Thieu flew in here for a four-day visit gfter talk.s with South Korean President Chung Hee Par*. The South VietnameseAP - 251 words
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348 1969-06-01 4 PARIS, Sat. A bomb exploded early today outside an apartment owned by Mr. Gaston Defferre, socialist candidate in the French Presidential election. The apartment. In the select area near the Arc de Trtmphe. was empty at the time and there were348 words
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240 1969-06-01 4 NUDES IN WINDOW BOUTIQUE MANAGER FINED $180 I ONDON. Sat. A judge yes--1-1 terday fined a bouuyue manager £25 < 1 80 > for 'causing an obstru by dre.-.sing hi* tbow window w.tn six nude tcirl.s. The Juda*. Aubrey Fletcher, told the boutique manasT the next time it happened it240 words
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314 1969-06-01 5 Now new American outlook at the Teheran talks Background IKIIKKAN Sat. tary of State Mr. William Rogers' attendance at the recent •To meeting In Teheran, like hi* appearano the SEATO meeting in Bangkok, was intended to symbolise both continuity and change in U.S. policy ad these organisations. The fundamental message314 words
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115 1969-06-01 5 TROOPS SENT TO STOP MASS ESCAPE FROM CHINA UON(i KONG, Sal. 11 Troops were sent to China's southern frontier to reinforce burder guards ipe atoung men, the Hong Konn Times said toIhe new-paper. quotum pcuple returning to Hong Kong from Urn mainland, I large number uf educated young men ;n115 words
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207 1969-06-01 5 ARMY REGIME IN SUDAN SACKS POLICE CHIEF |/HARIOL'M. Sat. Su- dan .s new army-back-td government yesterday I td tour more senior Officials uf the old regime and announced the first i trial under the Country's tough new >ecurity laws would open tomorrow. The four sacked officials were named as PoliceReuter - 207 words
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Article, Illustration58 1969-06-01 5 SOVIET technician Vitali Bagno (left) talks to Apollo 9 astronauts David (next to Bagno) and James McDivitt (centre) during a visit to the Soviet pavilion at the Paris International An and Space Show at Le Bourget airport. Mrs. Russel Schweickart, wife of another Apollo 9 astronaut58 words
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Article344 1969-06-01 5 Teams rescue 100,000 from floods HUNG KONG. Saturday. than 10U.000 people wore saved from danger when unusually big tidal waves swept across Shangtun.i| peninsula in east China last month, the New China News Agency reported today. One million soldiers and civilians in the north Changwei area ol Shangtung were mobilisedReuter - 344 words
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Article36 1969-06-01 5 ATHENS Sal Security police fWtcrriilJf arrested lour Athens {ounaUata for alleged involvement in organ Lsation* i.opoNffi t» the 2S-m(inth-oir) army-barked Greek regime A reliable hnurre >aid three of ih» four were women. APAP - 36 words
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133 1969-06-01 5 Britain may stop Jaguar sales to South Africa lON DON. Sat. Britain's embargo on arms salt South Africa apply to the Ai French Jaguar fighter, British (ill: said today. A horeinn Oflßc< lv>U.-(l reports thai B had mpp about the j> of the pi. me laid •'lh< ta aenrea an133 words
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172 1969-06-01 6 Husak wins power struggle with conservative bloc |> AGUE, Sat. Communist Party leader Gustav Husak last night appeared to have won a power struggle against powerful Conservatives demanding further purges among reformists in Czechoslovakia. .•■d t; he end of a two-day mre;ng of the party's Central '"mmluee in Prague Castl*172 words
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Article, Illustration127 1969-06-01 6 SUED THE HUSBAND WHO DID ALL THE CHORES 1 ONDON. Sat. A wife, who claims her husband insists on doing nearly all the shopping and cooking, is appealing against a Judge's refusal to grant a divorce. A divorce court ludge said earlier this ft ir that 58--\iar-old Fredrick Baker niavReuter - 127 words
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Article165 1969-06-01 6 Powell's son weds society girl II'VSHIM.TON. Sat. Thr son of rontruversial Harlem Congressman Adam <U\ton Powell tudav married a white su«irt> girl in a Washington National <.itliiili.il ceremony that attracted a minium lit glie>t list of 2.'>o foreign diplomats. ia// musicians and MKietv residents of Washington and New York. TheReuter - 165 words
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113 1969-06-01 6 Lone rower is spotted 400 miles off Puerto Rico ONDON. Sat British y* Atlantic rower. John Fairfax, ha.* been spotted In tht Sargasso Sea about 400 miles north-east of Puerto Rico. Tlie 31-ycar-oM advrnturor set out t.-om the Canary Islands on Jan. 20 trying to be the first man toReuter - 113 words
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Article46 1969-06-01 6 JAKARTA. Sat. Foreign Minister Adam Malik has said Indonesia will normalise 1U trade, relations with Bast European countries. He told reporters yesterday that trade with these countries had dropped considerably Mnce the 1965 communist coup In 1 Indonesia failed ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article45 1969-06-01 6 CATANIA. (Sinlv. Sat. Pnur gunmen blazM avmv at rarh other with pistols and ghotkum In a crowded street yesterday, f filing 13 persoru. Five children who had b««n 1 playing in tha atrMt wer« amaeg 1 ttkt Mund. Mtutm.45 words
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567 1969-06-01 6 SALISBURY, Sat DHODESIAN leader Mr. Lan Smith last night rejected reports tnat Britain's Queen Elizabeth was expected to intervene in the Rhodesian independence dispute. "How could the Queen intervene? I tlo not believe that the Queen would approve of her name being usedReuter - 567 words
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Article45 1969-06-01 6 Elections in Poland WAX. ipuuameatj ol 46u m il ,11. Ule us never been in doubt ■veryam :> sun U ruling Caaußiinlst Pary u.j; gain thr same apprux £>5 per cent of the In thf i ,2Sj Witt) the rrmaaidfi whj accept their leadership. Re t«r45 words
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Advertisement328 1969-06-01 4 "There are no ugly women; there are only women who do not know how to look pretty (1 7th Century French writer, Jean de la Bruydre) Cam you «vw know enough abort ■"'"3 now TO piMiy r ~r Tha beauty hints you read. th« b— mMcm you gw. are not328 words
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Advertisement725 1969-06-01 6 Thai International Royal Orchid Holidays. THAILAND WALKER BAH "NEPAL KASHMIR INDIA and JAPAN CHIENGMAI HILL- NEPAL KOREA 8 days 8 days 8 days Ml days MO days >^ Koraa, "Land of tb« For th« holiday of a•> Aftar canturlaa of Tha Swititrtand of This tour oflaf* a ka- I A725 words
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Miscellaneous92 1969-06-01 6 sß^^ Bfo"l~~"~T""""Bsl sW""™"* ACROSS: 1. Personal belong- DOWN: 1 B»by carrliute. Ings 1 13); 9. Gaming rube .3.; UJ) 2 Pum ,Fj 10. Dislocated ,3. 11. Quid; .3.-"4 Burtf? f-icV .8. «•>: »3. Tree .3); 14. Pairy (4); nllatA 7^ V pVilt (SJ-^l" 16. Pacify ,7); 19 Oelatinoun A h,»ve92 words
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Article, Illustration487 1969-06-01 7 R. CHANDRAN - Big day for romance as 20 couples say 'I do' together R. CHANDRAN STORY BY: PICTURES BY: MAX KIAN SENG and VOW YUM WOH. MAKE a date with TV Singapore at 3.20 p.m. today. Watch the repeat broadcast of the first trU-visrd in is s wedding on Channel Eight. Then487 words
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Advertisement43 1969-06-01 7 a^aW Jr^^^i 1 DAY SEASON from Saturdly Mth Jun« daily a! 8.30 p.m. at th» Natioiul Theatrt Tickets at 12. M. Obtainable h Nit mil Tktatre o»e« t«to| (ll. Ma* II it) lltillHS. C K. Taut 1 Cal« SUrate. Ntt>«nal Theatre Trust Presentation43 words
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Advertisement317 1969-06-01 7 V^y V- %> S for"' i <L». I A _-V- 2' J 9 vS 1 1&?'* > > 4K <+"m~~ ~~\^r s ..s!%■ imp. mm The best things in life are free H 9 with the exception of: J y \J double-breasted suits engagement parties Pembroke tables Ming vasei convertible317 words
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336 1969-06-01 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. SINGAPORE'S First Lady, Puan Noor Alshah. today made an urgent call for more voluntary workers to come forward and help the handicapped. She said that these unfortunate people would not lead a better life unless there was a band of336 words
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Article, Illustration225 1969-06-01 8 SINGAPORE. Saturday A BRITISH ship-owner. Mr. Patrick Toosey. thinks Singaix>re will be a focal point for the distribution of equipment essential for oil exploration and timber exploitation in the region. He said that the oil hunt now in Indonesia and Malaysia225 words
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Article50 1969-06-01 8 SINGAPORE. Sat Prof. Harris Straet. Professor of English Law at the Unlveralty of Manchester, will talk on "Compensation for personal Injuries" at 6 Prn on Monday at the New Lecture Theatre <No. 4), University of Singapore. The lecture Is open to all members of the public.50 words
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Article25 1969-06-01 8 SINGAPORE, Sat. Th» Interact Club of the National Junior College held its oratorical contest finals on "International Undeiktanding" at the colleges auditorium today.25 words
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Article30 1969-06-01 8 SINGAPORE. 6at. The Police Band and the Peoples Askoclatlon Band will play at the Botanic Gardens and the E«planade respectively tomorrow from 6 p m to 6 P-Bi.30 words
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114 1969-06-01 8 Raja to lead team to the I.L.0. meet in Geneva SIM. A PORK. Sat. The Minister for Labour and Foreifn Affairs. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. will lead Singapore's delegation to the annual session and 50th anniversary celebrations of the International Labour Organisation in Geneva. The other members of the delegation are.114 words
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Article44 1969-06-01 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Tan Meng Siang was fined $75 in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today for illegal possession of a booklet on Mao Tse-Tung. The booklet is published by the Shantung Peoples' Publishing House which has been banned by the Government.44 words
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Article31 1969-06-01 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Crescent Girls' Secondary School and Hua Vi Government Chinese Middle School brass bands will play at Hong Llm Green tomorrow from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.31 words
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Article, Illustration257 1969-06-01 8 Another trip abroad for Miss Tourism S- IM.APORi:. Sat For pretty Rosalind Ong. "Mlsa Tourism Sinitapura lfi>!» (above), its another promotional trip abroad this time a seven -week Horld tour of the I'nited States. Canada. Britain and Europe. Rosalind leaves on Wednesday on a "hard selling" mission to woo potential257 words
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111 1969-06-01 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore exported about 100 cars, including secondhand ones, to Indonesia last month a 25 per cent increase over the figures for the first three months of this year. The increase is largely due to the Indonesian authorities' decision111 words
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Advertisement352 1969-06-01 8 3 EXTRA SPECIALS FOR TODAY ONLY BREAST SKIMMED BERBERS OF MILK BABY LAMB POWDER iOf Stnmei 4; n. 40c per Ib. per i. talMr 7i 2az 60c. 45< 60>^ U» Great Western Champagne per bot. $12.90 McDougalls Flour 4 Ib. per tin 2.20 "Golden Shield" Cordials 2 bot. 1.65 Plastic352 words
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Advertisement138 1969-06-01 8 SINGAPORE SWEEP OVER 2 500 PRIZES WORTH MORE THAN Si nnn nnn BuYY °w M I'llUUsUUUtickets now! AVAILABLE MAIN AGENTS POST OFFICES TOTO BOOTHS AUTHORISED AGENTS s*i't r"" 'S"*' Bronch I4E Chul.o St. Spore, I. Tl' ***** r d Sinflopor 8 Tel 4198 Myp Chunt ft Co., Mr w n138 words
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216 1969-06-01 9 The big changes now a growing sense of nationhood in S'pore SINGAPORE, Sat The Health Minister, Mr. Chua Stan Chin, today remarked on die growing sense of nationhood <>!' the people tremendous change in attitude since Singapore attained independence lour years ago. He was speaking at the opening of fun216 words
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99 1969-06-01 9 Service from Penang to Indonesian ports PENANO. Sat. Ambulombo. the 8.456-ton Indonesian veaael. Ml Penang for Belawan today to Inaugurate a new Penang-Sumatra-Jakarta service. The service will operate once a month between Malaysia and Indonesia. Mr. H. Ma.snlr. a director of the Indonesian Arafat Lines, said here today. Mr. Ma.snlr,99 words
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175 1969-06-01 9 Goodwill the secret of trouble-free Johore, says Sultan lOHORE BAHRU, J Sat. The Sultan of Johore said today that there were no disturbances in his State because of the strong bond cf goodwill among the people." However, he urged Them to be- alert against irresponsible people who might try to175 words
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Article, Illustration139 1969-06-01 9 Lee opens new Party branch SINGAPORE, Sat. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, opened the People's Action Party branch at Potong Pasir last night. At the function. Mr. S. Ramaswamy. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minist-y of Law and National Development. said that the P.A.P. would never lose sight of139 words
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Article, Illustration127 1969-06-01 9 SIMiAPORh. Sat. A six -year courtship betwern an M.I.D. officer and a bank official cliiii;ix<-d in a "double" wedding ceremony on Vesak Day. Second Lieut. Oo Soon Hee and Miss Agnes Chua Mi jii \n K first went through a ceremony at the Zion-Bible Presbyterian Church in TavistockAH Yusof shows cnd Lieut - 127 words
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189 1969-06-01 9 Import and export forms: New rates tomorrow SINGAPORE. Sat New fees and revision <>1 old ones for declaration form.-, for transhipment of K<>od.s will be introduced. The rates wero announced by the Imports and Exports Department today and take effect from Monday These are for transhipment declaration >$2 per consignee^189 words
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81 1969-06-01 9 New Minister 'happy' with welfare work KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. ThP Minister of Welfare Services, Tan Sri Fatlmah. today paid her first visit to the Selangor Social Welfare Department at Jalan Brickfields. She said she was happy with the overall work of welfare services in Selangor during the recent disturbances. Since81 words
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Article9 1969-06-01 10 KLI6I0US ANNOUNCEMENTS PMSBYTIftlAN CHURCH tINGA PORE IVnui 'n. and9 words
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Obituary16 1969-06-01 10 '[«rted 1 *«■> vi r«me<nrierod IN ivm loving ktomorr ot Mr. -ay 1 A Wa16 words
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Article262 1969-06-01 10 rriHE most urgent ta*k Malaysians face this Sunday morning is the rebuilding ot trust and confidence among all the races that have made this land their home. "This." sayi the Tengku. "is the primary aim." I And to help achieve it he decides to assume the chalrmansnip262 words
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Article91 1969-06-01 10 WHILE the situation Improves in other parts of the country, Malaysia maint.tMi.s a watchful eye OO the Thai border. There is close co-operation with the Thais, to coordinate and improve Intelligence and carry out operations that keep the border terrorists on the defensive Both Kuala Lumpur91 words
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Article, Illustration1657 1969-06-01 10 ARTHUR S. FREESE - ARTHUR S. FREESE ay NEW INSIGHT IN MEDICINE: WHERE MIRACLES BECOME COMMONPLACE A WOMAN we'll call Muth Wilson is tiltyisli. nice looking, intelligent Until recently she w;is .1 competent executive Kcretary. Bui a condition that began ;is mo mentarv Hashes of excruciating Facial i>;iin steadily worsened affecting both her1,657 words
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Article879 1969-06-01 10 WANG LAO WU - You and your money... WANG LAO WU By THIS Sunday Ttmea neries btufl on actual ca*e hi*U>rtf.<> 'though the ntmm are fictitious) t*ll* you what ordinary people \\a: e done with a little hit of extra money to m.tkr ihrir fortunes crow *fries \llll should cut out anil keep. Starting879 words
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Advertisement379 1969-06-01 10 ■■■f.ttiial^«iiia.ii?<lj^ia I ICKNOWUOGfv |NNOUNC[MENIS BIRTHS CLUB ACTIVITIES CONOOUNCES DEATHS (NCtCEMENTS fUNEftALS GREETING") IN MEMORUM MtRRIAGES MISSINC PERSONAL. PPC, REQUIEMS I REUNIONS Rate Minimum s:0 ftr 71 tKk ttttHmtt »iri N. lit O'»tr Classiliei Al»r'tise«ie»li MiiiMim V 50 fir 15 wards. tKk >Mltlllll wort M Ctltl. Singly Times In Strvitt c.»tf379 words
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Advertisement18 1969-06-01 10 f 09 C\ 1 f HB^-mJ^^^^ 111 TALKING POINT Genius is a heGdland into the future. Victor Huge.18 words
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Advertisement282 1969-06-01 10 "ONE GOOD INVESTMENT IS WORTH A LIFETIME OF TOIL" SOUTHPORT SOFTWOODS CO-OPERATIVE PLANTATIONS SOCIETY LIMITED NOW OFFERS A NEW INVESTMENT INCENTIVE TO YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN IN A MULTI MILLION DOLLAR REAL ESTATE AND TIMBER INDUSTRY ON THE GOLD COAST OF AUSTRALIA. ONE OF THE WORLDS FASTEST DEVELOPING AREAS: FOR282 words
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Miscellaneous40 1969-06-01 10 ■^rTET^M ...rwttwugk it rv-»w ...because. Mike no Wf WJ Jm The rtpori i 'me- iooth comb, if ipu find mistake, this report <* <w rse jutjjjaw^dkm-t hesitate s^^gm*^\ Jffct ...J dbrrf /FfteW dbrng Stfthq ..Mmp* BBjomuMmNiiMiMiiisßaßaaßßaßMaaMßaaßaaaßM&i'ii *itt>n«s oto atr ai mtt^mmm40 words
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194 1969-06-01 11 Rockets from Biafran plane set fire to Nigerian power plant I AGOS. Pat. A lone B. if ran aircraft swr oped out of the setting sun firing rockets which set Tire to the power station In Ughel!:. Midwestern Nigeiht, eyewitnesses ■day. Lights In the town and neighbouring suburbs went outReuter - 194 words
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Article28 1969-06-01 11 H'wh Bal rhlmi •In Lahat here ye*terdiy aliernoon and With a $900 television v" And a 5150 BMUo. beloneuit to Mr H. Mohideen Mohamed ft*-28 words
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Article, Illustration62 1969-06-01 11 SINGAPORE, Sat MR. and Mrs Fred Tan 1.411E Thong aftrr their wedding here today The bridegroom. a depot manager t Burroughs Wellcon c and in. is the eldesl son of Mr and Mrs. T*n rnt Shiang. The bride. Ma >el N*o Swer Neo, is the only (laughter of Mr. and62 words
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Article42 1969-06-01 11 DfDarlmfi. hi.". d;<M 3«3 in hooj Kid this baac of books and uniforms for needy- «tvU- .re OtDMT, Ibtou bin Kech.k. Mid der 250 orimarv and «*< ndary puf>iij> received pail of which went to v ■mmation tttt42 words
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Article23 1969-06-01 11 PCNANG SSt:. t Six people mere fin^u between $50 and b Ln th<> Session* Court hert tod*/ for breaking th« mrfew.23 words
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307 1969-06-01 11 Thai Air Force planes blast Reds massing to capture strategic pass BANGKOK. Saturday. 'J'HAI Air Force planes supporting ground troops have been daily bombing and rocketing Communist guerillas around Ban Pa Wai, 250 miles north of Bangkok, who are threatening to capture the strategic hill pass, provincial official sources saidReuter - 307 words
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106 1969-06-01 11 58 CURFEW BREAKERS IN CAPITAL FINED 1/UALA LUMPUR. Sat The magistrate's court today fined »8 people from $5 to $50 for breaking the curfew. An unemployed man. who could not pay his fine was Jailed for a week. A goodwill committee member, who was reluming home after a meeting, was106 words
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120 1969-06-01 11 SINGAPORE. Sat.— A swim in a flooded canal with a group of friends yesterday cost 14-year-old Ban Chye Teck his life. Ban. of Strathmore Avenue. was swimming with five of his friends in the canal behind the Strat. hrnore Primary School. It was raining120 words
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Article95 1969-06-01 11 $5 CUT IN PILGRIM PASS FEE PENANO. Sat. The fee for a pilgrim pass will be reduced from $20 to $15 starting from the forthcoming pilgrimage season at the end of this year. The decision to reduce the fee was made by Tengku Abdul Rahman in his capacity as Minister95 words
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Article152 1969-06-01 11 MAKIKG THE SCENE AT THIS WEEK... WITH TVs former Saint Roger Moore and his new wife iabo\ri who speaks up about living together with him before they could marry: Two full-colour pictures of Roger .Mnore and wife, plus threr exclusive interviews. WITH the readers who won the 'Peyton Flace' contest152 words
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Article, Illustration94 1969-06-01 11 Jazz pianist Eddie Gomes dies KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Well-known Malays. an jazz piani.st Eddie Gomes died in Singapore on Tues day after a fall. He wa.« 1 39. He had been suffering from diabete.s. A self-taught musician Mr. Gomes had been playing at the Four Lions and Pebble Bar of94 words
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Article195 1969-06-01 11 UN food for FLDA settlers KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The first consignment of food for settlers on Federal Land Development Authority schemes from the FAO is due in July. This was stated by the Resident Adviser of the United Nations here, Mr. X.A.P. Stevenson He said that the first consignment ofBernama - 195 words
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Article85 1969-06-01 11 HUNZA-THE LAND OF HAPPINESS I\EXT week in IHfc ASIA 1 MAGAZINE Travel to HI NZA. a land of happiness and longevity hidden in a high valley; the GEISHA, once headed for extinction and now making a big comeback in Japan, read about RKU CHINA, as told by Australian students who85 words
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Article14 1969-06-01 11 SINGAPORE Sat. There were 59 traffic accktenU, including Lhrre serious ones, yesterday.14 words
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224 1969-06-01 11 Travel paper you need to go to Sabah i rd Malay- Man passport be used to travel to Sabah. My friend s.:y.-; that since Sabah i pa-- Malaysia, i between East aid West MaDOUBTFUL I betnceu and Valapsw :.\h to travel ti> Sabah you will hart to yet an international224 words
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Advertisement86 1969-06-01 11 Every day from Singapore a mighty Qantas V-Jet takes off for Europe to Athens, or Rome, Vienna, Frankfurt or Amsterdam. Every day. Like today. SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT OR QANTAS. SINGAPORE— RAFFLES HOTEL. 86 BRAS BASAH ROAD. TEL *****1 KUALA LUMPUR -A.I.A. BUILD'NG JALAN AM<>ANG. TEL. ***** OR THEIR GENERAL86 words
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Advertisement131 1969-06-01 11 HI Castrol lasts longer H J from here to here. And your engine lasts longer too. Castrol XL Multigrade contains Liquid Tungsten* one of the toughest metals known, completely liquefied, and blended with the oil— to minimize friction and all but eliminate engine wear. Castrol XL Multigrade is designed for131 words
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Article, Illustration260 1969-06-01 12 JUDITH YONG - Body gems for a BARE LOOK JUDITH YONG A PAGE BY PHKKKS new nudity in the air with body jewellery to provide elegant nakedness. Now a woman can uncover her form and still confidently feel that she is not too bare. A collection of metal accessories has just arrived in260 words
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Article740 1969-06-01 12 The super way to go shopping MARKET DAY NOW MEANS COMFORT AND STYLE TO MORE AND MORE WOMEN I WAS 20 minutes early tor a lunch appointment. The meetIng place was a supermarket. By the time my friend arrived, on the dot, I was clutching a parcel containing an electric740 words
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Advertisement245 1969-06-01 12 ITS LAVISHY LACY, FIBERFILL CONTOURED ITS CHARADE' BY maidejiform If you have an eye for real value, you'll wear a Maidenform Charade. Lavishy lacy cups contoured with fiberfill. Shapes naturally. Dacron, nylon, cotton permanent press back and centre insert for separation. On tale at all fine storei. Try a Maidenform245 words
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Advertisement867 1969-06-01 12 Advertisement "Now Every Woman is entitled to look YOUNGER! A new aUrtUnx diieotwy h«§ b««n I tnmie by« small group of »Wui pny»- mnm iolointU. They found* way to tn»k« WmlH the akin of face and throat actually mmm drink tiny but •uffinent quantitie* f of water, to quickly gain867 words
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740 1969-06-01 13 SHEN SWEE YONG - Let's hope that you will never make a phone call like this one... SHEN SWEE YONG A PAGE BY A TELEPHONE rang in the office of an old folks' home in Woodlands. At the end of the line, a voice said: "It's about mv father. The old man is an740 words
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Article317 1969-06-01 13 DEAR JANE LEE Good-time girl A BOY 1 Know is very much In love with my sister but «he Is not In the least bit serious about him. He is very devoted; she Is just out for a good time. I feel I should warn my friend that he Is317 words
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Article, Illustration392 1969-06-01 13 CO you are retiring or at v least planning to. If you have been toiling all your life, this must be an exciting change, an important "happening." Your work days are over. Suddenly you are mistress of your own time. Just what do you propose to do?392 words
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Advertisement538 1969-06-01 13 SEASON CONFECTIONERY offers Mm and Delicious Pastry (Crib Curry Puff it now Sale!) Unaar hiahly tanitary conai»io«j. thouiondi at Daliciaat Curry Pv»H ara bain* mada daily through our Modtrn t«uipm*nt. It includti tha hi at mora than Hiirty kmdi of irtfradiantt. Tha aneo Mid ONLY 2SCTS. EACH Alaa avariaala ara538 words
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Advertisement217 1969-06-01 13 (?C|pierrel r^ALMAINI c. is coming to M feinGopura Ur^ IMtMWTIMM^L |Jun« 9th, 10th and J I Roservat.oos: Tel: ***** Mr. Wang^^ Arthritis and Sciatica Banished The imulni n«w dln'-ovrry Bom -d Knouaantlnn, Pthromtla. Neurltit and ib* r.nt doae nalm dt«ap[»ar. ar. l la a f<-w day* <hia mini u» diniolv»-<217 words
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Article, Illustration515 1969-06-01 14 Chen Meng Kong - Italy formulates a policy of 'trade and not aid 9 Chen Meng Kong By BUSINESSMEN KEEN TO SET UP JOINT VENTURES T A Ml. Italian dovei ninent believed in (lading with and not aiding developing countries, said an Italian Ambassador to Malaysia some years ago. Since then, this "trade not515 words
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377 1969-06-01 14 Peter de Cruz - Peter de Cruz By ITALIAN exports U) Singapore have Increased steadily in the past three years. In l!)l>(>. exports totalled $33.4 million, rising the following year to $42.7 million, an in(Tease of nearly §1(1 million. Last year, the upward trend continued with total exports377 words
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Advertisement307 1969-06-01 14 3D38 ....is at your service in Singapore Branches Singapore Petaling Jaya Kuala Lumpur Malacca Kuantan Ipoh Penang Johore Bahru Batu Pahat Kluang Muar Klang o Taiping Telok Anson Fiat organisation in. Singapore has one Seremban of the most comprehensive workshops RrnnJr™?n in the country in Alexandra Road. It is *of«307 words
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476 1969-06-01 15 Peter de Cruz - PRESTIGE CARS HELP TO BOOST THE INDUSTRY Peter de Cruz By V^RAFTSMANSHIP and styling of the Italian automobile industry are wellknown the world over. Prestige cars such as Ferrari, Rivolta, Lamborghini, Bizzarrini and Candido are household names among motor enthusiasts, not to mention equally f amous makes such as Alfa476 words
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526 1969-06-01 15 HXZ35B3 3DHEK -^-^-ij'^it-T^Ij i-SiTrrr^BB Italians, like Frenchmen, love their wine. Little wonder as Italy and France share the world record for the q v a n t i t y of wine production and for the variety of great wines. An Italian magazine526 words
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Advertisement184 1969-06-01 15 FARFISA COMPACT ORGAN IS AN IDEAL PRESENT T." F.rH.o Compact Electronic O'gom Th.y S.mq wh«t Ni« Action It I Thoy ore portobl* for Todoy > Young Action Groups. Sot* Aqvntt: Su?ggJLfic t 161. NORTH BRIDGE ROAO, SINGAPORE-6. TEL: ***** I On the occasion of your "Fiesta Nazionale" good wishes from184 words
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Advertisement419 1969-06-01 15 l/|/ j t jOfl Modol:F'4 Model: G 65 '^Bb^^~^^ Moder.Gg^js\i— Sole Agent for Singapore, Malaysia Brunei SOON CHEONG LTD. 33/34 Ptkin Street, Singapore. Tel: 7KS4 OUR BEST WISHES TO GOVERNMENT PEOPLE GF THE REPUBLIC OF ITALY ON THEIR NATIONAL DAY f,CHU CHEONG MOTOR CO., 2M 226 Sinngtin Read. Sinfittrt I.419 words
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Miscellaneous1538 1969-06-01 16 STAR off ■S3 the WEEK^j^y Or/JI ''Star 0/ Wccfc" <oday <3 M<s* .i/ofuca yoorijr ijrom Penangj born June 3, 1947. i I I tIK b. tmninc of your should notice »n impro»emmt. h.rlhdav ^r m,u m»v By the Ne» Year of IS.U you eanplam lh.it ever.Mhinit «oe> "ill be quite1,538 words
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Miscellaneous338 1969-06-01 16 fJaM w^^m j x^^a—^^^^a»awaa^aß^i^ai^a^a»»ai^aT^ \\w J\ f fca»-^^l'(4w r^^^AKA^^^ y J I (/if ▼^y^P 7^ /A/ J&/^^^^^* Wty Edgar Rice Burrouohsw^^^fi^M^f c^^r^rs^Ais^p.'n^le PSWSL----. If C^g^iP^ Xlllll-^aWjJhwßt<»™H THEM PEUVEtS THEM TV THE WAI/XI AT LOWS LAST HE *^fvT; ffN^jj^^^DV TO SE E&COKTEP FAX BEYQA/P THE F/9KE TO XETUAAJ TO y^S T338 words
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Article, Illustration346 1969-06-01 17 The machine man meets the new people Till, plot of "HARD CONTRACT" is l;iirl\ traditional, but Hie characters are definitely the latest developments. The hero is all snap-brimmed lint and even snappier dialogue. Example- "How much can I kill even for >m and the dignity of man? You may not346 words
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Article, Illustration204 1969-06-01 17 THE FIXER FAILS THIS one combine* the elements of fiction, fairly convention.il fiction, with the element* of KusM.sn biiarrrrie. but it f.uK to work. In "TIIK H\KK we have an attempt whi« h. despite the clossy expertise of .11 tin. and production, remain* decidedly uneasy As ;i cripping story of204 words
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Article511 1969-06-01 17 THE First Chamber D»nc« Quartet of New York, which Donald Moore Ent*rulnmenis Ltd. Is presenting at the Victoria Theatre on the 12th and 13th of :hts month, made 1U New York debut li» 1961. Its professional touring career began in 1964 and hi».hlyenthusiastlc audience* made it an immediate511 words
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Advertisement467 1969-06-01 17 '■mmh mn j ORtiANISATION NOW SHOWING' ■j It-- 14J 4ao 6io L 9) j B| i one k to Seduce a Playboy" _T The Plo>bo» Girls NOW SHOWING— No F,« L,.f I 4i 4 930 •»C DAGGER" Snawscope, Color. MS,, Mornmg Skew Th« p M ,pi i NOW SHOWING No467 words
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Advertisement207 1969-06-01 17 MHO RIBALD ESCAPADES OF AN I NEXT CHANGE AMOROUS AMORAL WOMAN K r^H Hk^ fl am4ai I i PETER OTOOLE-zIotOSTEL I .jEflnnETOEflo-jfleKHMns: J In the Juicsßucte-PQer CTbolc production of ecorge Bernard Sharos J KjMMa^MsUJ^J TECHNICOLOR* FWOM WARNER BROS. SEVEN ARTS CAPITOL NEXT CHANCE I LLI. VMiM fj aj I I207 words
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Advertisement11 1969-06-01 17 It's A Wonderful World for Women Every Month in her WORLD11 words
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Advertisement190 1969-06-01 17 SUPERMARKET AND SiHOPPING CENTRE ORCHARD ROAD UIIQ D V f This is the last da y of n%Jl\ r\ I our FR DAY SPECIALS I THE INDIAN FINE ARTS SOCIETY Presents GOPIKRISHNA 1 Troupe in tiplieit Indian cloit.cel dances Wednesday 4»h June, 1969, at 8.00 p.m. Singapore Conference Hall, Shrnton190 words
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155 1969-06-01 18 s iAPORE, Sat M Bennett. J. W. Mr\, P R. Fowle rireecorn< the leading position after the second day"s races In t; ore open I 14 chamSungel Pandan today. cbed the it be rps did finished the the I lUlli. v 7 R.155 words
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Article395 1969-06-01 18 Francis Boey - Francis Boey: By Singapore, Sat. OATRICIA Chan turned In one of her best performances today when she beat the Asian Games 200 m individual medley record at the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's eighth age group meet at Tanjong Rhu. Pat. 15, clocked 2:38.0 tor a395 words
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Article128 1969-06-01 18 MARIO WINS AT RECORD SPEED INDIANAPOLIS. S, ::dretti drove a turbocharged Ford at a record average >p^t-d of •r; rr.ph jresterdi ■be Ind;anap<'. I Andre lian-born driver to *:n here '.n 54 years. Andrettl'i t.me was frac;han four faster than the previous record ago. His victory w>u h:m over U*****,000128 words
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Article49 1969-06-01 18 Cl New I af-time the try and a The A| Blanc forward lor the Wektami n J J Uick. B E Mctyod B J K F. Ciray KOnd 'rie« !or the home side while \V F. McOirm;rk had two ron and a penalty R>- i:er.49 words
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Article115 1969-06-01 18 JAPAN THE ROUND 3 LEADER SOln ii japan shot 72 to pu>h bit country into a two-stroke <ad after ti,< round in thr astan amateur v champtonahip at the had a ti.np-stroke had m the Individual h a 219 score for throe round 1 South Korea. Ma.aysia and Singap ■■cd115 words
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Article47 1969-06-01 18 TANAH RATA. Bat Abdul A/mi bin Abdul Talirim handicap 12. won the special >ne club golf competition over 18 holes. He returned a nett 82 by uMng the -.slummcr' oniv throußaout the garr.r ong K:m l>e"tig, another 12 lundicapper. was runnerup on nrtt 84.47 words
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Article20 1969-06-01 18 DUNKDIN Sal Ihe tour. ma EiigiL-h KA team crashed in«g.< -tfcu'lilaiid 11-0 Uh Cil<*donian ground here Inrtaj20 words
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Article43 1969-06-01 18 PNANO 5..: Eul t record* were broken ar.d four equalled at the bt Xavier's Inttitutton annual sports at th« Citj Stad:um today. The class 1 champion vvt Pathianathan: < la^s. I Peh Teng Kee and class 3 Llm Sin Al.43 words
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151 1969-06-01 18 Jansenites, Forces to replay for title SINGAPORE. Sat. Despite extra time. Armed Porcei and Jan.senites played to a scoreless draw In the Singapore Hockey Association senior knockout final on the padang today. They win replay— on a date yet undecided. In a match played at cracking pace. Forces had slightly151 words
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Article24 1969-06-01 18 TANAH RAIA Sat A one *nod. i-ne iron competition o\fr 18 h ,s will be held here tomorrow morning al 8.24 words
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Article152 1969-06-01 18 Hamilton stage walkout SINGAPORE. Sat VIVA. reteree Ailnan Ksa today abandoned the KAS Divishui l match between Hamilton Spurts Club and Hotel Sinpapura at Jnlan Besar Stadium five minutes from time. Hamilton stayed a walkout when centre half Quail Kirn Siak was sent off for arguing »nh the referee. The152 words
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95 1969-06-01 18 Russian women athletes set 2 world marks MOSCOW. Sat. Russian women athletes set two world records at a meeting here yesterday. Nadezhda Chlzhova. the 23-year-old Mexico Olympic bronze medallist, was the first to achieve a new brM when she heaved the shot 19.72 metres <64ft 8J». This beat the previous95 words
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Article502 1969-06-01 18 WATTS HURLS DISCUS TO NEW RECORD SINGAPORE. Saturday. JOHN Watts of the Royal Marines set a Singapore all-comers record when he hurled the discus 169 ft 10 at Farrer Park yesterday. He improved on hlj own Singapore mark by lft 71n set at the first all-comers In April This la502 words
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Article34 1969-06-01 18 MEMPHIS I I fin Bet >. ookmg for hree- under lead US$l5OOOO Mrmph-s Open g"lf Their 131 total. n:: ye thim on« •.(•r Dale Douj.aM, Jrvhn H.«.e irwin and Pin Syke.r34 words
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Advertisement210 1969-06-01 18 New technology of Correspondence Education Stamford College diagnostic testing and teaching produces amazing results. Many students secure U.S. C. in six months! Phenomenal 1965/1969 examination STAMFORD COLLEGE SI Largest correspondence college in this region Commended as a model by educators and colombo-plan experts Pioneers in the technology of correspondence education210 words
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Advertisement816 1969-06-01 18 Asthma Mucus Dissolved in 1 Day Since the discovery of MESDACO by x famous phvulcian it is no longer neresnary for anyone to Miffer from i hoklng, wheeling, gasping Asthma. MBNOACO .1 es »»«v with eTpKnBtTS injwtiono and offensive smokes. All you do is to take 2 tameless t*t>Ms with816 words
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Miscellaneous890 1969-06-01 18 f c?J ri w M d P A'J 4 rJH|rcT»l U«* Wjx=i=a "l I Forget the ball |||||||||||MIIMIltlllllllllllllll(IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMUIIIIIIIItllllllllllllllMI*llllllll**ll*l*l*l*** ia alltlMll|i(lMftl> lB fa ATI b^^^^^^ is^^^^^^ l^^^si TV MALAYSIA RADIO MALAYSIA a..* laiiHnt 4. Halo I'ahat (gr; l)f nd K:^ ,^,^,.50 fc Mornins Melodic 7 00 The News j.UO '1 -i-.iimr890 words
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Obituary23 1969-06-01 19 »t T a iMVtDK >on< Rirtivao cabli m y. K«ia 'e"»d MRS YIP MOW < MOON ••d a«a\ a phor--"i«rr« «t h« funeral23 words
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Article780 1969-06-01 19 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By [TRASER HILL II (late Gurkha) is napped to win Race 2 at Ipoh today. This handsome five-year-old grey haa won two of his last five starts and in his present form he will take a lot of beating In780 words
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Article, Illustration252 1969-06-01 19 Piggott keeps them guessing NEWBURY. Sat Champion jockey Lester Piggott yesterday increased speculation over his mount in next Wednesday's English Derby by refusing to confirm he would ride Americanowned early .season favourite Riboflllo. A rumour persiMed at New bury races yesterday that Piggott had been engaged to rui« chief French252 words
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Article135 1969-06-01 19 I -OM Jtr.P CALt BUY I'dlMIR lUCC I Q. GAMBIT <.t MILAM. STORMY LAW Manhattan Queen* (.ambit (.llanj «.nmiUn| Maulana Manhattan Manhattan Race t FRASF.R HILL PF.RKASA FRASFR HILL Srjarah Stay Free Srjar«h Pi rka»» hallenjrr Harang Baik Rare 1 s. COKnBBNCI H. MKNAXO MANM M MISS135 words
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Article1605 1969-06-01 19 Total pool 543.712 Ist MM 58..U3 2nd *****1 $1,171 3rd 151 tSS 52.0g5 Starters ($331 each): 152%') *****1 *****3 *****8 *****0 *****4 *****6. Consolation ($162 each): 1628K0 *****1 1433H4 *****4 *****7 1f.3222 *****9 *****1 *****7 15(M>80. IPOH. Sat. Leading Jockey Glynn Pretty was in top1,605 words
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Advertisement525 1969-06-01 19 20 uords t2O (minimum) TAN 1,. aa and rentier *'"i itaff. »naji« ENOACCMCNT »nnoi n v Tuan aad May Lee. A CLASSIFIED ADS. EDUCATION PaiNCM MOMB STUDY COUHH ««por» .f)rr»«poni»ao*» s<-hoe>i Lt4 RapM t'oursaa P O B«I SIS 4. (C MSC LCI f (ANIMATIONS" ft'ntaror* rorrMpond«B«« s. hoot off.rt for525 words
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Advertisement117 1969-06-01 19 M^aßsf V» ■gaaast aMI gaaaaV I §1^ PB» > Taka an enchanting flight to a city of en- MIDDLE EAST. EUROPE and U.IC., offering chantment aboard a swift comfortable PIA an interesting choice of stopovers for pasBoeing jet. Convenient late afternoon de- sengers journeying at leisure. With such partures every117 words
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Miscellaneous809 1969-06-01 19 GOING FORECAST: Good 1.30 CLASS 5 DIVISION 4 (S5.000) 6F local |ockcys only 1 ***** VALENTINO I < Asiatic) Tulloh 7 90 *Foa> 5 •i ***** SIWAI (Slwal) Tan 3 90 Nasadl 3 S 0759H STORMY LAW (Eve) Tulloh 4 90 Nawari 7 4 ***** Mill. OH (S.x Upi RS809 words
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Miscellaneous520 1969-06-01 19 6 4«65l YIP II a (XC Chew. J Donnelly 4 Ml (Ft •thlam 7 7 ***** WONARGO a (Boon Wall. Noordln 4 7.12 Pretty 1 8 ***** NORWEIXAN a (Tan <Sc Downard. Samsurl 4 7.11 Asuwadi 12 758 HUANG HO (LF Sung) R Breulc 4 710 Buugoure 5 18 9281520 words
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Miscellaneous77 1969-06-01 19 Mill r I Spor* PollCt waik < Woudlaiids. 7 am). KM hi I Vporr Dlv. I: <ak *rniy SCRC: L'r.l-.er y I KAF Changl N«H Lratme: CYF v S'khs (NSC jtrd. Seremban.. KGV Staff T Kajanp (KGV g'd) SO<( ER .spore Dly. Ii F Karlb < RAX Seletar (5 SO77 words
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Article, Illustration51 1969-06-01 20 pATSY WU, Queen of the Pacific, 1969. leads a motorcade of beauties tnrough Tokyo's shopping centre of Ginza yesterday afternoon. She is a guest at Japan's Miss Pacific contest to choose her 1970 representative to the final round in Melbourne. APAP - 51 words
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354 1969-06-01 20 Review plan to cut troops with Nato, Canada urged WASHINGTON, Satui HEFENCE SECRETARY Melvin Laird, returning irom a week of Nato meeting day said he hopes a proposed Canadian troop withdrawal would not have a "'snowballing effect" on Congress or the U.S. commi to Nato. Commenting on Canada'.s plan to354 words
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Article111 1969-06-01 20 SMOOTH SAILING IN SEATO EXERCISE |f ANIL A, Sal A 111 seato Beet is sailing smoothly Un Thailand In a: designed to tost the South -East Treaty Orpa. capability in ferrying men and supplies I invaded member nation. Thr inforn i of SEATO wr said today of 4(1 warship.* i111 words
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Article50 1969-06-01 20 HONG KUNG young wnniini z*\o r p a crowded frrry in th« middle of Hong K-ne harbour Trie ferry had Ju»t set off fiveminute -ourrisland when thr birn began Her husband and several p«sspnuers helped dehvrr Tlsc >rx of the baby '".a» not revealed. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article274 1969-06-01 20 CVDNCY, bau J mt: NM\ N«»K 111 l)l\ 1 ui.ni 0 C— nutfc 6. \>\\ I ID. 1)1 1 cmcrbuiv 1 Y.;u 0 South OOMt 1. N^W II l> Ml Ar;.irinoii i wesIfin 1 Nth. Sydney 1. NORTH Dl\ M.ivlifld 5 RAAP 1 Morewrtiier V WalUend BYDNI274 words
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