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1969-06-23
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Title Section28 1969-06-23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175,000 The Straits Times ThD Nations! Newspaper Estd. 1845 MONDAY. JI'NE 23. 1969 if 15 CENTS K.D.N. 3104 I U.C. (P) No. 072328 words
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158 1969-06-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun UARENTS were urged 1 today to allow their children to attend school as their safety wa.s well looked after. I'he Chief Education Officer. Mr. R Vivekananda, who made thi> appeal said the attendin schools were still -factory." Had158 words
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Article52 1969-06-23 1 \l CKLAND. &Un Chinese Urn 791-Ua. .'er Amalric have Ike here o\er allev'ii ill-treatment of the crew by xht ■hlp'l captain. The freighter. iraned by the Shaw Sovill and Albion Company and reeis'»red .it Southampton. »as l.i.able to for the Wet Indies today because of theReuter - 52 words
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Article37 1969-06-23 1 Now you know. YORK. Sun Zoologists keen to discmrr what whales do after dark tracked a hefty killer whale with infra-red equipment at a zoo near here and came up with .m obvtras HWIi; It sleep.. Keuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article, Illustration463 1969-06-23 1 Defence pledge by Healey 'Britain will meetregion's needs' KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday BRITAIN is ready to tailor her defence approach in South-east Asia to the needs of the countries concerned the British Defence Secretary, Mr. Denis Healey, said today. However, he inaflcTT clear thai any arrangement >li()iild riol "sc| ;il risk"463 words
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Article47 1969-06-23 1 BEIRUT. San. President Qahtan Mortar, mcd Al-Shaabi of South Vemei has resigned alter five lay!- of a struggle for power within tne ruling Nntlonal Liberation Fiont The President had held the top post since NLF seemed the territory's independence from Britain ir November, 1967. Reiner.47 words
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Article31 1969-06-23 1 nkw dklhi Bun fom Indian utrls and four Japanese students have conquered the 1ff.643 Hsnurr.an Tihba Peak In Urn Indidii Himalayas, according to n essages received here yestercUv. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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137 1969-06-23 1 Two die, 2 hurt as taxi goes off road MALACCA, Sun.— A 20-year-old University of Malaya student, Cnin Mai Kan. and another youth. Pairon bin Marmok, 18. were killed when the taxi they were in went off the road and crashed into a mangosteen tree near Paya Rumput, seven-and-a-half miles137 words
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Article92 1969-06-23 1 USSR, China start secret talks MOSCOW. Sun. Russia and China have opened seciet talks on nfi vitiation a lon* their troubled trontier rivers in the Soviet Far Eastern cUy of Krin- marov>k. Tate announced early today This i.s i he tir.M moellng reported between the two sides hr March bordei92 words
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97 1969-06-23 1 AUCKLAND. Sun. Nfii /.cihinds biesest vohann, Mount Ru.ipehu. covered ski resort* and farmland with thick black mud and Mfc today in its worst eruption in 24 yeais. No casualties were reported. The spectacular 15--minute burst on the M.17."> ft. mountain in the middle of North97 words
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Article, Illustration110 1969-06-23 1 THAT'S A LIE, SAYS MME. VAN THIEU OF 'EXODUS' REPORT SAIGON. Sunday MADAM Nsuven Van Thieu. wife of tin >«>uth Vietnamese President, today denied a story whii h appeared in Neu>week magazine sayitm she had recently luiught house in Switzerland. >la<!.<me Thieu's office ivsued a statement saying: the report wasReuter - 110 words
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221 1969-06-23 1 GRADUATES SEEK VARSITY HELP TO FIND JOBS KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday >JEW agriculture graduates of the University of Malaya today proposed the setting up of a placement agency to help find jobs for degree 1 holders. Speakinu to newsmen alter receiving their degrw.s during the convocation today, they expressed concern over221 words
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Article, Illustration234 1969-06-23 1 It's over the rainbow for Judy I ONDON. Sun. Judy Garland, the little girl who sang her way to fame with "Over the Rainbow" but never came to terms with adult stardom, died here today, aged 47 She wa.s found at their London apartment by fifth husband M Deans. MenReuter - 234 words
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76 1969-06-23 1 JAIIM It. Sun. At Iciisl n people died of food poison ing and hundreds of others were rushed I" hospital after imlin^ sweets ;il ;i il lage lc;isl ill |{;ij;isIhan, officials said here today. INSECTICIDE Newspaper said some insecticide had been the sweets76 words
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Advertisement54 1969-06-23 1 HOUSE OF DIAMOND THE SELECTION OF C ENGAGEMENT/WEDDING RINGS/GIFTS AT i CHIONG SHING MFG. JEWELS LTD. f IS WIDE; THE EMPHASIS IS ON QUALITY V.t *t°^ «o«d, Tel: 3*t«7. *****. •ronch: Louj Arcod., (ait Ceait Rood. lOp«n Till 7.00 p.m. Shelltpx Kills Insects INSTANTLY 0 AS YOU SPRAY AND sLfA54 words
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Advertisement50 1969-06-23 1 <&> GEORG JENSEN DANISH CUTLERY of STERLING SILVER High Ctaas Jwvilw 44 MMM (TKtCT tIMSHPOM Why extra dry? To add that extra tang, extra exuberance to a gin, or vodka-base drink. You'll taste the difference immediately. ..and then you'll know why we made it extra dry (t-efo£ EXTRA DRY TONIC50 words
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Article98 1969-06-23 2 UOMJ sun —A m.in has been arrested for keeping tun old relatives linked up in .1 iell.tr for fixe >e.<rs M lh.it he could dr.tw their pensions. Police said today that \nlonia Metta. >4. got his father la -law, Mirhele di MolfMta. HI. and Michele's brother98 words
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Article, Illustration56 1969-06-23 2 Sock's son to wed at Bandoeng University. Guntar is a trader in cattle, cars and real estate. They plan to marry sometime in the next few months. UPI picture. (JUNTARSoekarnoputra. eldest son of former Indonesian President Soekarno. with his fi.ancee Miss Henny Emilia H a nd a j a niUPI - 56 words
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Article, Illustration448 1969-06-23 2 Rhodesia vote is 'as illegal as UDF LONDON, Sunday DRITAIN regards Rhodesia's decision to become a republic as meaningless and illegal as its unilateral declaration of independence in 1965. The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Michael Stewart, will tell F'arliament tomorrow how Britain will respond to the Rhodesian referendum result in favour448 words
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Article, Illustration343 1969-06-23 3 'Nixon may have overreacted' fears WASHINGTON, Sun. ¥\IPLOMATIC and Defence officials dat President Nixon may have over reacted to his critics when he emphasised hopes of pulling out all U.S. ground combat troops from Vietnam by 1971. an and military officials were .stressing here yesterduv that Mr. Nixon said only343 words
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207 1969-06-23 3 'Spaceman Christ' finds place in Red theory MOSCOW, Mm Christ was .i cosmonaut and tbe Star of Bethlehem was the spaceship that brought him to earth i mm another planet. siiviet Professor Vladimir /.aitsev says. h* theory, ailvocated in magazine series and publn lertures. now his been given nationwide publicity207 words
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Article58 1969-06-23 3 LONDON. Sun Economic* lecturer Paul Maidinent. 33. last night claimed a new world non>tnp lecturing record and said lie panned to continue talking. •I feel fine. I know how to relax and that is the secret." he said during a live-minute break after parsing the 28hrs. 15mins.Reuter - 58 words
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Article, Illustration86 1969-06-23 3 pOP music, from a transistor radio, has Its own i-harms to soothe Cuddles, a killer whale weighing 1J tons, at the Flamingo Park Zoo near Malton, Yorkshire. Keeper Francis Rendell began the "treatment" when he found that Cuddles was getting lonely at night. Despite86 words
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293 1969-06-23 3 NEW YORK. Sunday AMERICA'S 55 astronauts and eight widows of spacemen will share a million dollars in the coming year for their personal stories of voyaging through space, according to publishing sources here yesterday. The money will come mainly ns a share of293 words
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256 1969-06-23 3 Britain cheating herself of £10 mil. a month... I ONDON, Sun. Brii tain has been cheating itself out of £10 million a month for the past six years, it was officially revealed yesterday. And. now that the missing money has been found, the Government has smartly announced Britain's finances areReuter - 256 words
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Article63 1969-06-23 3 Top wages for workers HONG KONG. Sun—lndustrial wages in Hong Kong are now onr of the highest in Asia and are second only to Japan, ttv chairman of the Federation of Hong Konc Industrie*. Mr. Chung Kze-yuen. said yesterday. '•Remunerations for industrial managers and engineers in Hong Kong are even63 words
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114 1969-06-23 3 The day Lucio turned into a statue SAO PAII.O. Sun.— Luclo Silveira. 30. fell asleep on a heap of pitch left by road workers here and woke up :is statue. The warmth of his body softened the pitch and he sank deeper and deeper until only tiis head and shouldersReuter - 114 words
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143 1969-06-23 3 Egyptians down 3 Israeli spotter planes CAIRO. Sun. Egyptian gunners shot down three Israeli reconnaissance planes yesterday In one of the fiercest clashes along the Buez Canal In the past month, a military spokesman said here. The light aircraft were downed near Deversoir, a small port at the northern neckReuter - 143 words
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Article32 1969-06-23 3 NEW YORK. Sun. Gone With The Wind has been selec-tr ed to open the Moscow Film Festival. Metro-G<>l<Ju>n-MHYi r announced. The official U.S. entry is 2001: A Space Odyi&ry. -AP.AP - 32 words
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Advertisement229 1969-06-23 2 Ammn mm success... CfC/ OUrEnoHELL lj r^jgjgs q %mp^ tfov 'A a l 9 vlhj Ist Asian Highway Rally 5 firsts for MAZDA and all on SHELL! successes now mean better cars BB«flV»--i«BBM CC/ass 7307 7600 cc. Category B Group 5) BB^P^flß^V afl M *W aVifll JbW Ist Selangor Grand229 words
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Miscellaneous16 1969-06-23 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appieby (GA/e!) i LOST *V I*AKVtUOU6^J I PICTIKKS J V^TUMMY^/ \r >r16 words
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Advertisement182 1969-06-23 3 HOTEL MIRAMA Sendirian Berhad Kuala Lumpur Proudly take pleasure in announcing the opening of their Luxury Hotel for business on Thursday 26th June, 1969. Hotel Rooms Standard &De Luxe Luxuriously Furnished Air-Conditioned throughout Wall to wall carpeted Bathrooms attached with Hot and Cold water steak House Luxuriously Decorated Fixed A182 words
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Advertisement289 1969-06-23 3 OUR ONCE A YEAR 10th C f ANNIVERSARY LAST FEW DAYS LADIES MENS "STRETCH" SLACK/ ARROW SPORT SHIRTS BLOUSES SET S 13.80 (Odd Assortment) S 8.90 BELL BOTTOM SLACK HOT ROD FANCY BLOUSES SET S 17.80 SPORT SHIRTS S 4.90 ■TRAPEZE" STRETCH HOT ROD PRINTED SLACK S 9.90 PYJAMAS S289 words
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Article288 1969-06-23 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. r pHE Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, tonight stressed the need for an ever-ready state of vigilance in Singapore, whether it be in times of emergency or peace. This fact, he said, was demonstrated barely three weeks ago when lawless elements288 words
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188 1969-06-23 4 Murder of girl in flat: Arrest expected SINGAPORE, Sun. Homicide Squad officers are now interrogating a man whom they believe could lead them to the assailant of a 17-year-old girl, Kong Sau Lan, murdered in a Redhill Road flat yesterday. The man Is believed to have been in the company188 words
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Article, Illustration317 1969-06-23 4 Engineer grads: A bright future in industry SINGAPORE, Sun. SINGAPORE industries will reach a higher level of sophistication in the near future, an engineering lecturer from the University of Singapore, Mr. S. Richardson predicted today. He expected computer sub-assemblies and more electronic products to pop up on the Industrial scene317 words
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356 1969-06-23 4 SINGAPORE. Sun T\ID you know that v the bulk of Singapore's two million population live in an area which can be made up of Pasir Laba (Safti) military complex, the water catchment area, the Tengah airfield and the international airport? The356 words
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Article50 1969-06-23 4 Chung Cheng monument SINGAPORE. Sun. The Bducstlon Minister, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will unveil a monument to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Chung Cheng High School at the school In Goodman Road on June 30. The monument Is also to commemorate the !50th anniversary of the founding of 81neapore.50 words
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Article43 1969-06-23 4 SINGAPORE. Bun. The winning numbers in todays Toto draw were: 4, 6. 21. 15 and 41. The supplementary number was 13. In the lucky draw, number 356 wins $15. numbers 2295 wins $100 while the $1,000 prize goes to number *****.43 words
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Article, Illustration62 1969-06-23 4 VI R. AND MRS. Michael Tan Soo Leon* after their wedding at St. Mathew's Church in Neil Road on Saturday. The bride, the former Miss May Leanf, is the fourth daughter of Reverend Canon and Mrs. James Leung. The groom is the youngest son of Madam62 words
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Article57 1969-06-23 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The following Is a list of latest donations received by the Straits Times for the National Relief Fund: Mr. MM. Sukett. (SJS), Wakteb Perguaman Ithmu Khas. K.L. ($*****), the past, present trainees and staff of the Job Interview Training Centre <$78>. and the Asean57 words
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Article138 1969-06-23 4 KIWI TRADE TEAM TO EXPAND MARKET SINGAPORE, Sun. An unofficial trade mission from New Zealand will spend six days here from June 25 to enlarge markets for their products. The group of 15 businessmen, many of them company directors and several already trading with Singapore, and two government representatives will138 words
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104 1969-06-23 4 BINGAPORE, Sun The heats for the ninth annual Safety First Quiz for Singapore schools, organised by the Singapore Junior Safety First Council, begin tomorrow at the Shell Theatrette at 2 pm. Schools of all language streams have been asked to send teams of104 words
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Article68 1969-06-23 4 All five MSA Comets flying again SINGAPORE. Sun. All five Comets of Malay-sia-Singapore Airlines grounded for the last three days were flying again today. Only one of the eight scheduled Comet flightsserving domestic and regional routes was cancelled. Comet Ml.i;-) 4 flight at 6.30 a.m. was rani riled because of68 words
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Article109 1969-06-23 4 StNOAPORi;. Sui. Celebrations for the 150 th founding anniversary of Singapore has resulted in a boom for the paint industry. Many public buildings are being white-washed for the occasion, which reaches a climax In Außust Biggest paint purchaser is the Government through the PWD and statutory boards109 words
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Advertisement191 1969-06-23 4 ijdo-'openV wednesday" i IF YOU THINK YOU'RE OLD ENOUGH! I |9 wa Albert Finney m O I 'Charlie Bubbles' P** ss Also starring LIZA MIHNELLI (Judy Garland's daughter) J COLIN BLAKELY BILLIE WHITELAW In TECHNICOLOR j LIDOSOON •••LIK6 j reading t& :?layboy pi I —KANSAS CITY STAR. ANN MARGRET VITTORIO191 words
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Advertisement84 1969-06-23 4 PROGRESS REPORT MM -1 BENJAMIN SCORES TOP MARKS. THOUSANDS HAVE ALSO PASSED WITH BLUSHING b»P 1 Benjamin The Diary of an mJ Innocent YouNGjiOY m PICCOU CLEMENT!^ DENEUVE iQI DON'T DELAY... ENROL TODAY at CATHAY or PALACE 1 1 am, 1 .30, 4. 630 4 9 15pm 1 .00, 3.30,84 words
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Advertisement525 1969-06-23 4 I ORGANISATION LAST 2 DAYS' NO t*U IrJT« Horn. 1.43. 4^o, ».30. 0 Mpm "V«n9*onte I ">»• A ".HAW Mondnr Op*"' Wrrlnes-f XHAKLIC BUBBLtS- LAST 2 DAYS 111 11 am, 1 45, 4.00, 6 30 4 9 JO S*an T -CJAMANGO" NOW SHOWING 1 RIX: 11, 1 45, 4, 30525 words
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Article, Illustration645 1969-06-23 5 '0 ENABLE THE DESERVING CASES TO 'AY THE FULL COURSE ON THE CAMPUS KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday THK 10.000 new and old graduates of the University of Malaya were today asked to contribute $500 each to create a students' loan fund. The call645 words
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Article54 1969-06-23 5 lajNDON. Sun Ml Paul Sammy, former Singapore lawyer and member of the Strar* SettlrmW.? LagtltattM Counc.l 1 1941-42 1 has d:<d ;n R shire. W»le.v at the age Of 84 He ua.v ■>..-*! mnni)': ■v commits ■v Admii tstratloo tftCl UK V .11 H»54 words
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136 1969-06-23 5 SINGAPORE. Sunday ETV broadcasts for the third term will be reduced from 10 to eight weeks beginning from Aug. 25. Th: .dents more f.nif >n before their final cxamina- Jit times a week except thfl vocational RUidai winch will be transmitted twice136 words
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Article45 1969-06-23 5 TAIPINO. Sun. Wonit Yip Clirn was charged yesterday ;>binc Lee Hock Seng, rmplovri :n a >hop here of $3 410 on May 12 with three ot hi n i .11 at large. He nit-Hded not guilty. Hearing »a* U\fd (or Sept.45 words
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87 1969-06-23 5 WIM.APORK. Sun Chimes now usher in announcements <>\er thr public address svstrm at Para Lebar airport. This latest innovation is in keeping with inter national standard-,. >.ti(l an airport official Ami r\ rryl>'i(l> .1 c r r r s that this is better87 words
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Article38 1969-06-23 5 IPOH Sun ill*- Mate] .an Historical Society*! central P»rak branch has postponed iv Crystal Ball dance fixed for nr\t Saturday. Ticket* sold will be valid for the new date to be announced later.38 words
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178 1969-06-23 5 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Malaysian Red Cross Society was today assured that the Government would continue to Rive aid to voluntary bodies as far as resources permitted. The a>.surance was given today by Tan Sri Fatimah Hashim at the society's annual meeting in178 words
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76 1969-06-23 5 You can now have a litter bin in your car SINGAPORE. Sun. Banana skins and sweet wrappers need no longer harass the litterconscious motorist. Juv: out m the market is an attractive range of litter bins for use in can,. They are in pl.i.stic and coloured to match your car.76 words
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Article25 1969-06-23 5 Charged with robbery TAiriM i&. p aded nut guilty \<- t. ioui> iv aladan M $800 and r kiOO hrrr .n Ap- v 23 wai li\'d25 words
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Article24 1969-06-23 5 NIBONG TEBAI,. Sun V. goodwill committees ha\e been rf\nrd and two new rommiturs formed in South Province Wellesley since t&e recent disturbances24 words
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Advertisement44 1969-06-23 5 i-Q'^S-^B I Eft Ir I SjbTORANQE V &">v .lU»i<-' I S^PSQUASH COONAC r v (MWM ■fe/f mt'iM W&. s^ 1 FREr>fffl» with every one quart REMY MARTIN Hp^P V.S.O.R one 7 RINGS sunkist orange squaW^ during CHINESE sth MOON FESTIVAL LOt W MAtAYSIA ONLY44 words
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Advertisement198 1969-06-23 5 SUPERMARKET AND SHOPPING CENTRE ORCHARD ROAD TODAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY OMLY T-BONE STEAK new zeaiand ib 2.50 PORK PIES by S»K READY TO EAT eath .45 HOT DOC SAUSAGES plumrose the best ib 1.00 HONEY GOLDEN GLORY IN RE-USABLE GLASS MUGS 12oz 1.55 MARMITE IMSTANT DAILY NOURISHMENT 801 2.10 OYSTER STEW198 words
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Miscellaneous253 1969-06-23 5 Straits Times Crossword *i K<>^* 3 i M of Roman numerals 8. Postscript: he Is M.P. In 5( (rouble due to old Greek vote c "> 2000 8 Mid t0 b d 181 <"'• Art looking for a mediator 5 Architectural feature with a piece of 8 <4j. 10. Cantos253 words
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112 1969-06-23 6 $1,529 FOR PENANG HEART GIRL AH SIM SINGAPORE. Sun. Penang heart girl Teoh Ah Sim, who will undergo an operation in Singapore, has received a total of $1,529 from Straits Times, readers $230 of which was donated last week. The late.st donors are: Mr. Lee Oh wee Lay of Mirl112 words
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249 1969-06-23 6 More Govt depts. to use computers to cut back costs KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. MORE Government departments are to go computer to trim costs. The move will initially cover three departments the Survey Department, the Telecommunications Department and the Accountant-General's office. The computers will be installed in the three departments this249 words
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Article125 1969-06-23 6 RANSACKERS CAUGHT IN THE ACT SINGAPORE, Sun POLICE caught three men ransacking a shop In Lengkok Bahru. otf Redhill Road, yesterday. A stolen car was recovered outside the shop. Police said they received a call from a member of the public at 2 30 a.m. reporting that suspicious people were125 words
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Article, Illustration169 1969-06-23 6 Hong Kong soprano to give recital in S'pore CIM.APORK, Sun 3 One of ll»ni Kong's most versatile tingera, soprano Barbara Fel Mint Vee. will live a recital at the Conference Hall on Aug. 2. Mis* Fei, who it ttnnf-4 as an exponent of hin ese folk and art sons*. also169 words
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Article31 1969-06-23 6 IPOH. Sun Th# Senior Inspector of Mine*, nor Inche Ahmad Arlrudd:: meet representatives < Pemk Chinese Mining Association or. Tuecda.- to dUcuM th« effect* of the curfew on tin mine*.31 words
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212 1969-06-23 6 PENANG, Sunday THE Anti-Corruption Agency is investigat- ing a complaint by the Penanj? branch of the National Union of Teachers over the delay in the issue of registration books to teachers who had paid their money to the Education Department 11 vo years ago.212 words
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295 1969-06-23 6 More welfare bodies support free mercy flights proposal SINGAPORE, Sunday MORE welfare organisations have come out In support of the Singapore Rotary Club's appeal to the International Air Transport Association to allow free mercy flights for deserving cases. The latest to back the Rotary proposal are the Salvation Army. f295 words
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Advertisement2301 1969-06-23 6 Advertisement ANNOUNCEMENT THE GUTHRIE CORPORATION LIMITED. EXCERPTS FROM THE ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE CHAIRMAN, SIR ERIC GRIFFITH-JONES, KBE., CMG. The directors' report and accounts which this review accompanies cover the Group's operations during the year 1968. For the first time the Corporation Is able to present the resuits of a2,301 words
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Advertisement95 1969-06-23 6 M My goodness, it's not Fatty Fong, is It? Not "Fatty" Fong. Shirley Fong. "Fatty" vanished into history some inches ■go. Shirley Fong is her true slim self. Thanks to Hermcsctas. Hermesctas is a sweet little thing yet no calories. Nothing fatty about it. You can't taste the difference in95 words
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Miscellaneous59 1969-06-23 6 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl LAV OFF, I TELL VA I I OONtI K BUT WE'SE PK4MV4 CROSS TH' STREET: SO/¥>OS£D TO •^^■k PRACTICE HE_PING [^JTUUsW Vjf f OKAY > PEOPLE ACROSS m-J? WJdff -AN' THE STREET POR (^lM*^T >*C Irt-S? o^' OUR "LITTLE SCOUTS^ PH I HJDU±» Ai K59 words
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446 1969-06-23 7 S'pore boosts tourist image with shops and arcades IMPROVEMENT IN FACILITIES SINGAPORE. Sunday yilE new shopping centres and arcades which ii«i"" been developed here ha\ c helped to maintain the Republic's image as a 'shoppers' paradise." Reporting this in its ar.nual review, the Singapore Tourist Association •aid that Singapore had446 words
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99 1969-06-23 7 Vigilantes: Kedah's call for volunteers A LOR MAR. Sun. The State Government viii soon send out directive* to all hr.uk of departments and iMfM otiiters asking their stuff to join the Vigilante orp v need M-veral thousand \olunteerv' the Stair Superintendent of th«- corps. Ka.ia Brima Sulong hin Raja Ronu.99 words
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176 1969-06-23 7 SINGAPORE, Sunday. fHE first month of a new-born baby's life is the most crucial and the care given during the first 28 days often decides whether the baby lives or dies, This point was pr home by five176 words
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Article42 1969-06-23 7 SINGAPORE Sun. Radio Singapore's English MTTict \*:ii Interview wan the Prime Minister. Mr. Let Kuan Yrw by Ihe Australian Bro.id- Ci.nimisaion at 7.10 p.m. tomom The Interview w,)* recorded In Canberra on Friday after the nve-po»rr delence 'allcv42 words
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175 1969-06-23 7 TA I P I N G Sun.— The State Government has come to the rescue of the Merdeka Memorial public library here which has been running out of funds. It ha.s granted $2,000 to the library this year, four times last years grant.175 words
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229 1969-06-23 7 Brunei to try for mutual defence pact with Britain DRUNEI TOWN, Sun. Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah today pledged that he would try his best to secure mutual d c f c nee agreement with Britain during his coming trip to London. Re was speaking at the Brunei Teachers' Training College graduation229 words
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155 1969-06-23 7 Reform school order on boy set aside >ENANG. Sun —Mr Justice H. S. Ong has .set a>;de an order made by a juvenile court sending a 15-year-old boy to the Henry Gurney School for three years for stealing blachan and curry power. nstead the judge ordered that the boy be155 words
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123 1969-06-23 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Church or St. Peter and St. Paul in Queen Street will celebrate its 100 th birthday next year and to mark the occasion it will undergo a SHVOOfI renovation. The church, one of the oldest in the Republic,123 words
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Advertisement122 1969-06-23 7 TECHNICAL EDUCATION The Automobile Engineering Institute which was founded in 1967, is offering day training courses for school leavers who are between 16 to 25 years of ayp. The following courses are available: 1. Motor Mechanic Course Duration: l year Educational Qualification: Form I and above. 2. Junior Technician (Automobile)122 words
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Advertisement445 1969-06-23 7 f£ Kumpulan Guthrie Sdn. Berhad y^"-C^^A, EXPERTISE IN Jk ■j^V^lki Plantation Management t WiKr'in tr*Z*'*iT3K. KGSB oswat* the largest individual acreage of rubber and oi' palm *"*ißwK •»tale» in Malaysia. They can give you expert advice on any field MNbMKL* in management. Advice backed by experience and research. 1 f445 words
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Article, Illustration394 1969-06-23 8 TAIPING^ *un4my 1 A DOUBLE blesaed event at the zoo here a week ago has Rot the staff and visitors agog. The two new bundles of juy are a pair of furry leopard cubs who spend must of their time nestled close to Mama394 words
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Article42 1969-06-23 8 KPALA LUMPUR. Sun. A factory to product traHen la to be> set up soon. Cycle and Ornace IndustHm are joining In the venture wtth two Brftixh firm*, one of which specials** In the adaption of commeßrial vehicles.42 words
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111 1969-06-23 8 BRUNEI TOWN rC (■n\rrnnirnt today warned shopkeepers not to increase prices. The warning comes in the wake of fears here of a general rise in the cost of food and other essential commodities following the recent big pay awards to police. Army and Division111 words
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285 1969-06-23 8 Happy days are here again for capital's night spots L'UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Night club bands struck up "Happy days are here again" last night after more than a month's silence. I Jubilant crowds gathered in the places of entertainment, drinking and dancing until shortly before the curfew wu j re-Imposed285 words
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Article31 1969-06-23 8 KOALA LUMPTTR g»a>. *>'. Lallt Maheahwary, th« dapcrv district governor of th« Urn Club. Singapore, wu «l«rt«l rltftriet governor for DUtn«« 308 .Malavsi* and gtaff^ovM at a convenuon han today.31 words
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Article30 1969-06-23 8 ALOR STAR. Sun.— A pada» trian, Ta n Kirn Stone. M. vna was knocked down by a ear a) Sungel Patani laat Friday, A>d In hospttai la* ntght.30 words
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Advertisement2085 1969-06-23 8 Sparkling new functional design in Stainless Steel SI IM K N riMiiMMrj I LYDIA RLLAR TAP bsW m\\ lUiii^-^ m «rw >s^w >s ZETA BIBCOCK The superior design and quality of "Radiant "sinks bring a new luxury A fine range of Lydia and look to every kitchen. Manufactured from one-piece2,085 words
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Miscellaneous34 1969-06-23 8 refer r^SoSuTj (^wT-.LETißio^] ffTSIESo^SJ^/^^p^^lwrr ##•>* Tlr^c* "fr fT.mii fL.iflJ 1 BsßT"^"^T""^^^s roiET SMrrvi TOOK MiM TD"I 4*T WHAT THE SAM T STBAMGersrLrai -nivTl Pte^gw K^r-'s^^ TRACV?^P^l>y^f^hJ INTWO WAS VAPOffIZEP. ■■sssfl ——-/'ftf^' L Ahm g|gPt~^2g (S^S^B^34 words
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1331 1969-06-23 9 JOYCE EGGINTON New York correspondent of the London Observer tells a frightening story of military preparation and civilian danger A MINOR CRASH WOULD HAVE BEEN A MAJOR DISASTER Worried wife began the probe AN independent committee of scientists is about to begin anOFNS - 1,331 words
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Advertisement20 1969-06-23 9 i.l ;;fjHg||fl|W B^ M^ W A B^» Xwj *m^L I "43 FILTER TIPPED CIGAR ETTES^t i^^^fl H I r: ■"J20 words
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Article516 1969-06-23 10 After almost a year in office the Vve-Chanc'elloi r»f the University of Malaya. LJngku Abdul Aziz, presents a cheerful ri-port of the 1968-69 session. Every faculty has developments to boast of. The Faculty <,! Agriculture has expanded its higher degree programme and introdi. ounea at undergraduate level.516 words
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Article501 1969-06-23 10 When Mr. Smith disclosed the details of his new constitutional proposals for Rhodesia he described them as sounding the "death knell of the principle of majority rule" Now this death knell lias been formalised beyond the reach of any retraction by the results of a referendum.501 words
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174 1969-06-23 10 I refer to the .suggestion by the Mentri Besar oi Belangor that the Chi nese when convei with their Malay brother.should address them as ''Pa'chlk. Haji or Dato'. and that the Malays should address their Chinese brothers as 'Tow- I am very proud to ■a174 words
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Letter87 1969-06-23 10 I AM sure all pop fans 1 will loin me in saying a big "Thank You to Television Malaysia for it* telecast of Bea* Club" on Saturday June 14. Pop TV .shows like "The Engelbert Hamper :incK Show :<>m Jones Show' and BBC TV's Top of the Pops"87 words
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Letter266 1969-06-23 10 IKEFF.R to your loader of June 14 on the Presidential Council and your reference to letter printed oti the same day. You have not appreciated the point I had mr.de I had .stated that a bill passed by a tvo-thlrdi majority alter an adverse report by the Presidential266 words
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Letter230 1969-06-23 10 I WAS interested !n the news Item 'ST. June 21 1 "We were not warned, complained MSA passengers I wai never iiitormed of the change in time. Nor was I told that the flight had been cancelled. The MSA official of the town office whom I telephoned Irom230 words
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Letter152 1969-06-23 10 MOST of us residents of Georgetown. Penang have these past few diffl- ult weeks been taking for granted that our homes should be suplied with electricity and water, our roads and streets swept. oi:r waste and rubbish promptly carted away and last but not least our transport152 words
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1585 1969-06-23 10 C.K. LEE - EXTRA-CURRICULA The word that put new life in schools in Singapore C.K. LEE by SINGAPORE Sports, music, drama, adventure, service,— examinable subjects nuturing talent and meaning better Jobs NO MORE CRAM-SHOPS MAKING BOOKWORMS UNPRECEDENTED emphasis is being placed today on extra-curricula activities in Singapore schools. Extensive facilities are provided for1,585 words
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Advertisement55 1969-06-23 10 OVERSEA CHINESE BANKING CORPN. LTD. The Bank for All- STMKEST ni LAHKT lANR Big and Small h MALAYSIA iri SINfiAKU I^Bv AUTMOimiD j£ CAPITAL: J100.000.900/. paid up capital s «o,ooo.oe»/- GCBCI SIMMAL «I»RVI soup ANO MOm LOSS lALAMCI AS HOCK Or., s u000.009/Jf J^VZ' TOTAL Ov« S 7*,»»0,»M, ufFjF'/PE TOTAL55 words
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Advertisement190 1969-06-23 10 Ik i sP" 1 w* "W Ts£" 1 **S KIAI.A IJMPI R, MALAYSIA COMFORT LUXURY CONVENIENCE The newest and finest Hotel in Malaysia with over 150 luxurious air-conditioned rooms all with modern amenities. Well trained staff providing flrst J class service Dy day and by night. For maximum comfort at190 words
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106 1969-06-23 11 BRUNEI POLICE SEIZE CHINA MADE TOYS BKI Ml TOWN, Sun. More than 700 1 hina-martc "propatan- l»«-i» sri/ed by the p- lit. in the past tw« months Oat., Coster, thr head of the Special Branch, said to«ere imported from Hong K<»nu hv kx-al buane>Mi' n ;ind were under the l.'gulations.106 words
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Article40 1969-06-23 11 L LUMPUR. Sun. V. offk to -^raighten Jalan Mountbatten beD Jalan Klyne and the roundabout with Jalan Pudu and LebOh Koch Is to b^ completed ie end of next nth. 'ic and S5OO 0 nverg^ig40 words
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141 1969-06-23 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun j ty of Ma- losed at the d AdminFaculty to :turer to ata In theatres. ly, the Dr. .-aid the about "ever.•neras :i stall- I r acuity :ne the second ■jmplex to go "el< The Medical Faculty h.-^ had141 words
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Article, Illustration410 1969-06-23 11 So lucky to be alive... these two blood transfusion children THE READ FAMILY IN SINGAPORETOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME SINGAPORE. Sunday *J'\VO lucky-to-be-alive children flew in from London last night with their mother to join their father at Farelf headquarters. They are Simon, two. and Rupert, two months children of410 words
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91 1969-06-23 11 Airfield in Changi re-opens after repairs VI\(.\IMMU Sun. h.inti airfield opened this evening after being shut for three days during which it was resurfaced. An KAF spokesman said repair work to the runway was done to keep it in good condition. From Friday, aircraft of the RAF Air Support Command91 words
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Article39 1969-06-23 11 KUAI.A I TMPL'R Sun— Thr in Youth Council will men rt •h' 1 i;ub »n July 5 of co-operation and promoting untletvandtng. The nieo'ing will be attended by 40 vnuth leaders from 18 urganisatKins affiliated to It.39 words
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90 1969-06-23 11 BACK WITH ANOTHER FEATHER IN HIS CAP SINGAPORE, Sun. J Singapore concert pianist and music teacher. Mr. Peter Chiang Kwong Tuck. 28. has returned from the United States with another feather In his cap. Mr. Chiang, who was at North-western University's School of Music on a Fulbrifcht Rrant. was the90 words
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Article50 1969-06-23 11 SEREMBAN Sun Capitalists are welcome to open bii? industries In Negri Sembllan. the Mentrt Besar. Inche Mansor bin Othman. said today when he opened the $1 million Tan Kal Liat Sawmill Ltd. at. Gemas The rawmlll. the largest in the State, is capable of producing 200.000 tons yearly.50 words
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196 1969-06-23 11 Kelantan Govt starts a hatchery to save turtles KOTA BHARU. Sun. The State Government has .set up a hatchery at Semerak in Pasir Puteh district in conjunction with its turtle conservation programs Mohamed bin .Na.s;i that $2,100 had been allotted lor trying turtle eggs Iroru all over and Trengganu. The196 words
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Article16 1969-06-23 11 PARIT Bi/NTAR Sun Ttw haa moved new »30.00# office and laboratory on the alt* ■ffice.16 words
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Advertisement52 1969-06-23 11 llfflopa THE NEW COMPLETE MAKE-UP FDR ALL THE PRETTY GOOD LOOKS Sal FOR DEMONSTRJITIONS IN LADIES' '^ZmxZuZT^uZ^^" CLUBS 4 SOCIETIES, WELL-TRAINED BEAUTY CONSULTANTS ARE AVAILABLE. FOR EURTHER DETAILS, PROFESSIONAL T"::^"" "I" ADVICE TREATMENT WRITE OR i I Tint if apiointMMt CALL- salon milopa, i -m 29-A, TANGUN ROAD, I Singapore52 words
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Advertisement333 1969-06-23 11 V" 3f «^-Hi lflv J 'd» a*VV^V Ab**"****. *a*V^V Ab^^^a .^V*** ttVyj^ .«,*y t < *<» V> 3 V*»' C> OK ?&Z* kJ& flv< ±J& fiv.< nLIP 'SL/OP fS^i kjl L* Ot' flS^kjft *^^*kj2S'at^>tJP*stj<M SENSATIONAL 0 u om GUARANTEED \WwsBj'T)ie*& RESULTS FIGURE SALON for the figure you've always wanted! JHfeV333 words
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Miscellaneous728 1969-06-23 11 HICH TIDES toimv: BetfUJ Kechil 2.22 am i 5 21t 333 did. i 7.oft >: Singar>''i< > 3.33 i m 7.2 ft j 4.86 p.m. <6 9K>. P>rt Dickson 11.37 a.m. 17.4 ft i; Port Swettenhum 10.45 a.m. 13.711 > 10.44 p.m. 1113 ft); PinaiiK 650 am. i 6.7 I728 words
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Advertisement201 1969-06-23 12 We extend our CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES on the occasion of the FOUNDATION STONE LAYING of OVERSEAS UNION BUILDING and MANDARIN HOTEL and are proud to be entrusted with Airconditioning, Refrigeration and Ventilation installations Complete Electrical installation Marble work for the entire project. h|^|BJr> THE GUTHRIE WAUGH ORGANISATION Wlf AIRCONDITIONING REFRIGERATION201 words
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Article, Illustration806 1969-06-23 12 Tallest building in Asia symbolises Singapore's progress FINANCE Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today lays the foundation stone of the 10-storey Overseas Union Building which will become the tallest and largest structure in South-Kast Asia. The project will cost $68806 words
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Article49 1969-06-23 12 4.15 p.m. Arrival of guests. Arrival of Dr. Goh Ken* Swee, Minktrr for Finance. 5.05 p.m Address by chairman of Overseas I Dion Enterprise Ltd., Mr. Lien Ying Chow. 5.30 p.m. Address by Dr. Goh Keng Swee. 535 p.m. Laying of the foundation stone. 6.05 p.m. Reception.49 words
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Article, Illustration25 1969-06-23 12 Model of the 40-itorey Overseas Union BuMdfng. Wfcen cornpitted, it will be coioMal lendmsn in the raihtooaMa (hopping district in Orchard Ro«d, Sinfpw.25 words
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307 1969-06-23 13 COMPANY REPORTS GOOD PROGRESS Till! mammoth Overseas Union proiccl \v a s mooted about 10 yean a^o. At I hat time the late Mr. Lin Loan Theng of Penang, former chairman of the Overseas Union Bank, and his son, the late Mr. Lim307 words
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Advertisement5 1969-06-23 22 Late CLASSIFIED JiSiiiiiiHgJ W I5 words
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Miscellaneous79 1969-06-23 22 ATHLfcTICS L Perak combined schools chanipiorLslnps <SAAS and Horlev Methodist grdi. T An.son. 8 a.m.). BADMINTON s pore junior championships (Ouilletnard Rd. 8 p.m.). Nettrl schools championships iNSCRC. Seremban). BOWLING Perak TCSC eOHBCtcW Icasue <Ipoh Bow- '< ling Cfntrr. 5.30 p.m.t HCM KfcV Ipoh Div. I: \ildr ii ui> V79 words
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Advertisement184 1969-06-23 13 Congratulations to Overseas Inion Enterprise Ltd. on the Occasion of the laying of the Foundation Stone of Overseas in ion Building and Mandarin Hotel at Orchard Road, THE SIME DARBY GROUP Contractors for the supply and installation of CHUBB SECURITY EQUIPMENT Jt %k Congratulations 1 lIHrfJ OVERSEAS I XION ENTERPRISE184 words
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Advertisement122 1969-06-23 13 Congratulations to the Overseas Union Enterprise Ltd. on the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone for their new building in Orchard Road. CONGRA TULA TIONS to OVERSEAS UNION ENTERPRISE LTD. On the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone of OVERSEAS UNION BUILDING and MANDARIN HOTEL by122 words
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Advertisement164 1969-06-23 13 Congratulations to OVERSEAS UNION ENTERPRISE LTD. on the occasion of the laying of the FOUNDATION STONE of OVERSEAS UNION BUILDING and MANDARIN HOTEL at ORCHARD ROAD Gammon South East Asia Berhad carried out the foundation piling and the construction of the basements of this building. GAMMON SOUTH EAST ASIA BERHAD164 words
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A BOOK COST THE AUTHOR HIS JOB....
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1169 1969-06-23 14 ALLINGTON KENNARD - Japan yesterday and today and the thrust to the top ALLINGTON KENNARD a TIIIS is the hook that cod its author Mis job. Mr. Ichiro Kawasaki was in Ihe Japanese diplomatic service when be wrote it. enjoying according to the dust jacket a brilliant career. He knew enough of diplomacy1,169 words
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Article514 1969-06-23 14 ROBERT KIRSCH - ROBERT KIRSCH VOYAGE TO ATLANLTIS. By IMM W. Mo. or Jr., (Putnam, US$*.»5>. -■y DID Atlantis really exist or was it a figment of Plato's imagination? The question has concerned historians and poets, novelists and geographers for centuries. There have been guesses at its514 words
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Article184 1969-06-23 14 I I TH A N A S I A AMI Till KM, HI TO MB. (Peter Owen 40s. i By Peter dros\enor EVKRY person suffering from an incurable disease should be given the right to die in dignity, says the former Dean of St. Paul's. Dr.184 words
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Advertisement230 1969-06-23 14 ~3 f\ //&s quality that* V Wg wins awSrds v 3/ This year the coveted Export Award in Men s Fashions was won by Whitmont. I I It was won because more men in 33 countries I have discovered that Whitmont Permanent I Press business shirts are the best in230 words
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Advertisement225 1969-06-23 14 ADD FUN AND VARIETY TO YOUR COOKING THIS NEW, EXCITING AND EASY WAY EQBHERY E ARID rqi p g r/ jsSf IL3IL M. iiww THE SECRETS OF fcilSlg^Bßß^^fc. V^fe A TREASURY OF NEARLY 800 EASY- M^V&Sfi^~ TO-FOLLOW RECIPES COLLECTED P^ FOR YOU BY THE FAMOUS COOKERY EXPERT OF WOMAN'S OWN225 words
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Advertisement1070 1969-06-23 15 1-pT^LffffffW TO UVII" 00, ANO rtN(RUKCoTriNEHTALPOßT^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ S: iHt! t j»i7 s/ i PUtUS t- „'n« o mly 11 July 13 July 14 11 PROTESILAUS //-^o-ITSL'' 1 1 £22 Nil l- lBl I AMTiiaout Ji'y 14 sasT ks as;j -j liiiicc J"'f it Am 1 CLYTiNEUS 1 U I »«t Ml1,070 words
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Advertisement2402 1969-06-23 15 J^UUi£^LUMMM^!UUM^M Scanservice V EXPRESS SAILINGS TO MEDITERRAWErW/THE COWTIWEWT/SCMDHOyU kM fen^nt FOR: lEIR Sailed Sailed 8 14/24 Casablanca, Rotterdam. N'Mrg. Gcthenbtrg, Olio. Copenhagen lUBAN Jni24,2t Jaatn/M Jittlt/I Genoa. A'aitrp, pi'dtaTH^B. Ajrhus. Vilmo, Chtgm, G'burg. >UMtAfjA Miy 14/ II lily 17/11 itty 10/11 Casablanca. Rotttrdtm, H Burg. Gothtnburg, Copenhagen, OHO -lIIOH Illy2,402 words
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Advertisement1351 1969-06-23 15 TW^ WORLDWIDE CARRIERS LTD. For: Lot Angeles, New Orleans, Charleston, WlfV^ New York, New London. (alto accepting cargo for other Gulf one) Atlantic port*, tubject to inducement) Spore P. Shorn Penong KADMILOS 23/25 Jane KUPRES 22/24 July 19/21 July 17/l$J-ly CENTRAL TRUST 2/4 Aug 5/ 7At| Aug Calling New York1,351 words
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Advertisement1044 1969-06-23 16 •^'^"^""k.AWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Wmtmrtt Au.tr Singapore Japan Scwvie* Frtaajwtla Sinpsort Tokl'iiihi/Xifcyi »'Mir-a «om Tiaaim Itirf MlaM I Jam 14 laly MM 10 HNa Wast Africa Singapore i Japf.n Service •Hirwty Man' 31 Jail II II Aaf Aaf M «M »«i Japan West Alnci Service Hongtani laOita Ugus U«m 'leiioo*1,044 words
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Advertisement975 1969-06-23 16 ■MMMMMMMMMJMMM| HRH BOTH Ma^aaajjßaajajJajßElilMMMlajMaMMMaAfcM* AUSTRUIA NEW ZEALAND SERVICt INDIA. PAKISTAN, ANO FAR EAST SERVICES TO AUSTRALIA. NEW ZEALAND. Tl: Nafapattmaai Hi Malm. Spon P. S'liim Panini 0r,,.. a.« c-a. L,n. w.u. JJgU.^a "ft .AR, iI4 p ;t: zrz J!z mm ""t^t* Smiapon P. S him Penjnf F.a« int.. win.. Naa.tr.975 words
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Advertisement802 1969-06-23 16 it^zVEPTUNE* ORIENt'uNES LTD. u 9 (iKorpontetf lo tkc lepoklic of Sioxipore) ICB Bmldißi. Ground FlMr. 2 Skontoo Way Tel: M 3133 B UK-EUROPE SERVICE REGULAR MONTHLY SAILINGS m/v "NEPTUNE TOPAZ" Loading ETA H.K. SeiUd LE HAVRE 27 July SPORE G 33-34/25 June LONDON 29 July PT. SHAM 26/28 June ANTWERP802 words
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Advertisement713 1969-06-23 16 FAST PASStNGtR StRVICt <| Pnal Ul AUTO 21/2) lan atVMMa 20,21 Jaae JO IMI I JWf PASSAGE BOOKINGS: INTERNATIONAL 111(1 CORPORATION. 111. ***** Mill. *****4 I N24U. Generol Agents. PILHI-LINES Singooore. Tel: *****1 (4 lines) EXPRESS PASSENGER LINE MrOMAS 24 2j hue 27 21 juii 31 JuM 1 Jaly 2713 words
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Article28 1969-06-23 17 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES une 1 6. 17. IX. IM. 20. n. (p^rlb.) (ptrpicul) "ii'icU. S6K.SU 79% cU. 5610.00 11% cU. $61*1.00 lv SeiO.37'/] U. $611.50 J6!4.12'/i28 words
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Article49 1969-06-23 17 ■THE weeks d»lly total delayed tran*actlonr in the trading room, of the Stock Ischanße followed by their percentage* in brackets: June 16. 643.000 (31 18 per c«nO 17. 849.000 (SI.SJ per cenu 18. 618.000 i34«2 per cent). 13. *****0 (2961 per cent:. 20. bttU.UUU USMB per cent.;.49 words
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Article50 1969-06-23 17 CM. Holding BrrjunUl TaUm Mlnr* I'anjonc Tin K.T. Fau t Interim Currrnt paymrnt Bit 125* 10% 8 1/3' 11% Oatr payable July 28 July 30 July 31 July 11 July 4 ToUl for Ihr ytmt 18% 67.7' c Mil 1T« ToUl for prevkoui year 15<"i ■3.4% lO''^ 17%50 words
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Article65 1969-06-23 17 June lto Junr 1? Industrials: i.> 2.08 151.:.) Hotels: 84.68 84 33 Properties: 140 68 ***** Tins 82.94 82.9 a r S m ib«i» 109.53 109.53 Dec. 30. 1966 100. 1 Df 31. 1968 100. t Dec 29 1962 100. June lg 151.54 84.18 138.09 82.74 109.4265 words
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1013 1969-06-23 17 Straits tin price up on ITC raising tin export quotas A mildly bullish tone was reported on the Straits tin msrket In Penang on Saturday, following the reaction In other world markets as the result of the action of the International Tin Council in raising the tin export quota for1,013 words
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Article226 1969-06-23 17 'FHI lollotting company meetings «re due: Straits Jradinf C Ltd: Tomorrow. 12 noon at company office, Ocean Building. Collyer Quay, Singapore. Kuala SeUngor Rubber Co.: June 26, 12 30 pm at 1-4 Great lower Street. London E.C. 3. Taiping < on. Bhd.: June 27. 12 noun at 16226 words
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Article39 1969-06-23 17 ON th« trn nehin«« markit in Rom Kong on SaturdHT the U.I. Oillar w«» que(*d at 6.0826 for T.T. «o1 6OT7S for urn. sttrimi wu qimtarf at 14. M aad •nt ti»i tf |«M at MT.39 words
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Article681 1969-06-23 17 TMI FOLLOWING II A COMPLIU L IT OP RIVISIn OUOTATIOM* FOR TMI WIIK UP TO FRIDAY JUNK 30. INDUSTRIALS b. a. M MA 1.92 1.06 Mcx Brirkf Ran Co 2.00 2.01 Ren Rt« Borrn-o Beroad 1.71 m Koi.ntead 2.00 xd :«m«i Plywood 247 2<« cbl L-\ Kugart 3.MUP - 681 words
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Article1143 1969-06-23 17 rpHE most apt des- crlptlon of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week was "mildly bearish." As a result on a somewhat reduced turnover 93 counters were down on balance In all sections, only seven up and seven unchanged. The drops, however, were1,143 words
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Article494 1969-06-23 17 MOVEMENTS OF SHARE PRICES BASED ON A COMPARISON OP LAST SALES IN TNE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINO. ROOMS OF TNE STOCK EXCHANGE ON JUNE 13 AND 30. INDUSTRIALS: ACMA Centa). Ben and Ca. < lv centa). Barnes Berhad I- 2 rental. Camel Plywead i 7 SSBtS),494 words
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Article1278 1969-06-23 17 THE WEEK'S BUSINESS ON THE TOCK EXCHANGE WAI AS FOLLOWS! INDUSTRIALS: Al MA SI 96 to S'-! to SI MS: Ban A Ca. UM to S^.o6 10 SI II to S-'.OI Barnaa Berhad 51. 70 to 51. 73 to aI.TS cd. Camel Plywaad 52.53 to UM to 14*1,278 words
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Article22 1969-06-23 17 In London on Wednesday Malayan 5 per cent c.l.f. UJL July August In bulk wu m»> changed at £68 sellers.22 words
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Advertisement622 1969-06-23 17 TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE Tenders from JKR registered Sa!!" 1 10 n Cla^ B •»>«<. a si~ H? h. h o bOVe lU recelv ea Djr the Peng«rah T«Ukom Necara. Ibu Pejabat Taaicom KuaU !«th P !n/!v U m t 9 ror U p on lhe > WORKS FOR t^a:622 words
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Advertisement149 1969-06-23 17 NOTICES PEJABAT PELAJARAN PAHANG ucuimnoN ok < hilusen I-OR ADMISSION TO M \M)\Kl> <)\t IN I»7L WO, a% 1973 atlon of children born m 1864, 1905. and 1966 will be earned oui in all Assljtra Primary Schools In the SUM on the following days and time: Period of registration: Tuesday149 words
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Advertisement628 1969-06-23 18 I gC>NOwI(OSiMtNTS INNIVFDStRIES. «NNtUMC(M(NTS BIPTNS CIUI ACTIVITIES CONDOLENCES. DEATHS ENCtCEMCNTS, ffHl»«lS CIItTINtS IN MCMORIsM. aUIIUCES. MISSING PEtStNil, MC. lEIUIEMS 1 lEUNIQNS. Rite Mit.siuai UI f*r 21 wsrls, tick jifititnl wtr( tt N I 111 tterr C'j!s.«K »eyfft.if»nu W.a.Baai {7 M Itr II w*r*s ikb i44.t.tsil »tr« it cttti. Struts T.sifs628 words
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Advertisement908 1969-06-23 18 r ood and M REOUIREO FOREICN COINC Msster 111 bmbbbßMb "ith testimo~ieet i S pore) telephone WANTED A construction arm r*etpereiwed land turveyar MatBMJ •a.<(ry expected witß testimonials to Box A4x»« 1 JUNIOR CLERK REOUIREO Bmal tie a*4* to read lit] h»\e paa«ed LCC. rookI 461 M ST. 8 pore.908 words
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Advertisement959 1969-06-23 18 APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED fr( Hor.- Pass Daavat c.r,<i» to tes Pky*eCt .n ronn VI V a.. plications giving full particulars shot res. h the Hesdmaster Cochrane Ko School K 1., hefore 2«th June. 1W ahciid come for xn Inn new on MSJa, June. 19K9 at 10.00 a. at the school959 words
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Advertisement1001 1969-06-23 18 URGENTLY WANTED IN BRAI I DEL ■aajata Three Redroomed U Kings low tor Immedi* (K. ul>ation hor Long Leaac Hlea P.em r>tste Afrnu And ln\es m**n t rom pit o v 03 Tbe A re* tit H po j HOUSES/LAND FOR SALE °'H NAPIER ROAD: Luxuriously fu •■ii lop fKMii1,001 words
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Advertisement737 1969-06-23 18 S EBVCATION s* I' CITY A GUILDS SSBJMBi <lirl,n, Jui. *g be k lon< It Kuiiders tjßßßtltt** Part* 1. 11. Kega ]<>01, Tel S i.ore IMM. DIPLOMAS Aali Motion smitn 1. tore to makt ter manently IsatinK copies of met r 1 \siuahie (Id. .an. Btß, i 1 c) 1737 words
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Advertisement877 1969-06-23 18 TV/RADIO SALES t SERVICE" REPAIR ON THE SPOT, ring Radio irlewsion ■anrsaa, Ttltvision I3M Rental available (Sporei ;t>irn. mmj .i REDIFFUSION riLEVISION RENTALS B_>. ft CAM* Complete range to suit everyone SQuwroonia Ciemeoteau Avt Joo Cbiat i.oaa. 1 unto J urooa* RXDItKLSION t—PAJRb AMI MAJUI O» X.V. stlB Phone BBB_/t877 words
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Advertisement919 1969-06-23 18 I ISSS TWO-DOOR FORD TAUNUS tor p_ la.™ I. ed second car for the past, Uf Ut D C TQ STAY(M'SIAI I' months Taxed and insured till end fl II LR b l« JI H I If". 01 AJ Octobtr. With radio. M :hall I c *JJ, O rt flrM919 words
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Advertisement1446 1969-06-23 19 ©Singapore Glass! Manufacturers Company Ltd COST ACCOUNTANT appSio^^rom^sin^nnri 3^ 1 5 C Umlted lnv «es TOST -ant ClUwns for the position of Qualifications Degree ta accountancy (Singapore Polyw« I a »K» -or Institute of Costs and Works Accountant (Part ill IV) fn V r r^i yea lev^ l working experience1,446 words
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Advertisement696 1969-06-23 19 TECHNICAL CAREERS IN THE SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES Applications are Invited from suitable candidates (Males and Females) who are interested in being trained for technical vocations in particular electronics and other related aircraft trades ln the Singapore armed forces. Qualifications Senior Cambridge Certificates or Govt. Sec. 4 or MCE. preferably with696 words
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Advertisement658 1969-06-23 19 Expanding Pioneer Company in Jurong invites applications for the position of: A) COMPANY SECRETARY Candidates should be graduates in Business Administration or A.C.( \S. with at least two year- experience in secretarial/administrative duties. B) COST ACCOUNTANT Candidates should preferably be members of I.C.W.A. Degree graduates in Accountancy and members of658 words
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Advertisement675 1969-06-23 20 SSSSSBSI STATE OF BRUNEI t U \N( > H>K |V(.I I^H IHINI>» TRANSLATOR Application* are muted for the ■oat of English 'Chlneoe Translator in Om Department of Broadcasting inel. gi Al II ■< II MM! App be Chinese. a\e pasaed at least Overe and r~* Senior Middle Three ;\alent. ■41675 words
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Article1609 1969-06-23 21 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By ICKY Stable's crack sprinter. Goodwill 11, ridden by Glynn Pretty, won the Stewards' Cup at Penan,? yesteida.v. Goodwill beat thr favourite. Jingle Bell (Rod Dawkins). to complete a double for the meeting. Midas Touch "apprentice T. S. Chiarn) won the Club Plate for1,609 words
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Article, Illustration67 1969-06-23 21 DI^UT ON TARfiFT Japanese flyweight Susumu Hanagata n I van I Wll I nnUC I throws a long right to the head of Elfren Alacran Torres of Mexico during their bout in Los Angeles on Thursday. Hanagata cained a unanimous points decision a victory which has earned him a returnAP - 67 words
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Article339 1969-06-23 21 7ANDVOORT. Sun— Brllish driver Jackie Stewart gained his third victory out of four world championship races when ie won the Dutch Grand Prix here yesterday. Stewart, drivlim a French M.itra-Ford. led for 74 of tha 90 laps over the 26-mile Zandvoort Circuit, covering the 235Reuter - 339 words
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489 1969-06-23 21 I ONDON, Sun. Australian! Rod Layer ai.u Margarei Court arc official favourites to win the skiffles titles in the Wimbledon Open tennis championships which begin tomorrow. And London bookmakers agree with the Wimbledon seeding committee's rankings. They have installed LayerReuter - 489 words
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Article70 1969-06-23 21 PORTRUSH. Northern Ireland. Sun. Catherine Lacoste ot France yesterday won tha Brttiati women's golf championship with a narrow one-hole victory over Britain's Ann Irvln. Cathenr.- t he 23-year-old favourite, following in the footsteps of her mother who won :he title 42 *f*n ago, recovered ■r<>m -in70 words
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Article243 1969-06-23 21 LONDON, Sun. AUSTRALIAN Fred Stollc, three-times Wimbledon runner-up, yesterday won the London grasscourt tennis championship* with a prestige win over iellow-nrofessional John Newcombe. Stolle won the ■Wimbledon preview" by 6-3. 22-20 in 120 minutes, collecting the £500 winner's cheque. The win was also a bua-t forReuter - 243 words
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Article, Illustration308 1969-06-23 21 TVVI.L.AS, Sun.— Former world tennis champion .Maureen (I.ittl«? Mo) Connoil? died in hospital here of r nicer on the eve of the Wimbledon champtonships which she once dominated. She in ::i year* old. Little Mo. one of th* game's most brilliant stars, had suffered from cancer simeReuter - 308 words
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Advertisement1106 1969-06-23 21 <>F GtMIN CH|f FUND ASSOCIATED IMPORTERS CORPORATION LIMITED SDN RHD (Incorporated in the Republic (In VolunUrT liquidation i of Singapore) and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN m thf mattf» m tnal the Fourth Annual General IN THE mm im of Meeting of the abo\e Company THE rOMPAMF.S ACT. 1985 »iH be1,106 words
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Article, Illustration517 1969-06-23 22 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA r^ 111-: RAF cricket tourists' last match ended in a draw with a Singapore Selection on the Padang yesterday. With Saturday's play restricted by rain to only one completed innings, there was little chance of a result. In the517 words
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223 1969-06-23 22 2HAMSUDIN Hussein was the star of the Malay College, Kuala Kangsar, athletics championships yesterday. He won three events, I a record Ol 2:0 1 for till and and 1.50(i metres (4 21.4 i. Hai..; Baldl also won three events .sprint double ana the triple223 words
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Article59 1969-06-23 22 C\DNt.i bui. Auilrallas W«lUby Rugby Union ielt Sydney by air tuaay for strenuous tuur al b«iuth Airif.i h.iii uirlutie* lour t«sU and 22 other Their departure can day alter they played together as a team for the first time and lo&t 19-16 to Wales In59 words
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Article353 1969-06-23 22 LONDON, Sun /2RAHAM Roope, the 22-year-old uncapped Surrey cricketer^ shattered the West Indian touring teams morale in their last match before the Second Test against England, with a brilliant all-round display at the Oval here yesteiday. Roope's flrat contribution came when he captured the last five353 words
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Article93 1969-06-23 22 J OS AM, I II s sun Pole vaulter John Pennel leapt I7lt in, in (about 5.4420 l» *et new world record al Sacrament* lasl nuht at the AM iu\ national meet. With his third .mil last attrmpt at the height. Fennell added ll in <93 words
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Article98 1969-06-23 22 The Malaysian AmaUui Basketball Association have agreed In principle tn stage the third Asian women's ihampion.ship in Kuala Lumpur next year Maba president Khaw Kal Boh yesterday held Informal discussions with council members in Kuala Lumpur. Mr Khan jald no othei country had bid98 words
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Article925 1969-06-23 22 ATHLETICS HI VI, LING HIGH >( *****1 iPOMnfi: IMm: 1 CnaOf bin Loig 2 Yeap Chan Hoe 3 Lim Uaa San lv (rw>; 2«(Nb: 1 (linn* s.n long 2 Yeap Chan Hoe 3 l.im I.nn S«n 23.4 iree>; 4»Cni: 1 Ytap (."hall Hoi 2 Chang Bag E .ill 3925 words
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235 1969-06-23 22 MANSOOK RAHMAN - M-tourney may end earlier than Novl6 MANSOOK RAHMAN By MANSOOR RAHMAN By JHE 12th Merdeka Anniversary soccer tournament, due to begin on Oct HO, is likely to end much earlier than Nov. lti. the tentative date for the fin.,'. This is because some of the 11 countries, who had agreed235 words
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131 1969-06-23 22 Police gain points at last— for not playing IJOLICE failed to gain a point :n their first three matches in the Stonur Shield cricket competition in Selangor. Yesterday, they could not field -i<> as.unst holders Kilat at Pantai and gave a walkover. Under the tournament rules. Police received 'hree points131 words
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Article17 1969-06-23 22 seiangor Rugto Union will hold their annual mcetine at the Selangor Club on July 6.17 words
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Article99 1969-06-23 22 Valmai wins Plate race CINGAPORr. 3 Club won lubridge Plai two day l Club at Bung) yesterday. The BYC Snowdfii Mlki Clajdf the thr gOM I i The < Burton Tony Btembridge FUka 111 in the mai climbed before continued to p win by tout In the. cond gained th«99 words