The Straits Times, 25 June 1969
1969-06-25
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Title Section29 1969-06-25 1 25JU AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175.000 p 0- c. The Straits Times The National Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNI 25. 1969 15 CENTS K.D.N. 3104 MX. (P) No. 072329 words
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Article558 1969-06-25 1 THE Board of Directors of the Straits limes Group today announce far-reaching plans Tor the expansion of group services to Hie public and to industry. These clude:PRINTING )V web-offset at a cost of many millions of dollars. Phase one will" cost .Sri,(MMUMMi. PRINTING )V web-offset North558 words
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Article, Illustration468 1969-06-25 1 No reasons given in Cairo decree CAIRO. Tuesday PRESIDENT Nasser sacked his Air Force Commander today and replaced him with a Soviet-trained general the fourth man to lead the air force since it was destroyed in the 1967 war. Two of the President's aides were ;ils<>Reuter; AP - 468 words
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Article64 1969-06-25 1 BEIRUT, lues \n Israeli jet lie liter and an EcjrptiM Mi<i were shot down today in an air en countrr o\rr the Suez .in. 1 1 between Israeli and I i:\ptian planes, it MM liarncd here. I .11 her. Kuyptian commandos slipped across the Su./ (anal64 words
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Article121 1969-06-25 1 A WOMAN DRIVER TO BEAT THEM ALL I ON DON. Tues. Every housewife who has dented the family car can take heart. Consider Dorothy Smiths ordeal. Mrs. Smith, 38. apparently trying to reverse In a Wellington side street, drove her car head-on into a wire fence, breaking a concrete post.121 words
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Article57 1969-06-25 1 BANGKOK Tue.v A 1 000 II). Ine bomb of World II \intHge has been airliftrd .nid dropped Into the Gui: "l Thailand following demulition experts' decision noti to <lilu.se it for fear it might explo lin :«'inii whs found nine dan ftSjo under a railway bridgeReuter - 57 words
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Article42 1969-06-25 1 HONU KONO. Tue.s BniLsh Delence Secretary Mi Dinis Hfalry arrived here to(i.i\ Jrnni Bangkok lOC a two;i He wU hH\e talks wiih the Governor. Sir David Trench, and the commander of BiinMi foceea, Lieut-Oeneral Sir Ba.Ml EuKSter— Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article38 1969-06-25 1 SAIGON. Tues. A ijomb bla.st. beh-ved to have been deton.tte<l by Vietcong guerilla*, killed ctvfliana and wounded 21 in a Mekong Delta town Market nl:ice ye.slfrday The bust aUo hMvUj damaged four shops.— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article27 1969-06-25 1 ACCRA. Tues Ghamans will vote on Auk 29 to elect a civl- I'iiment after more than three \ears of army and police i rule.— Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Article, Illustration583 1969-06-25 1 SOH TIANG KENG - British aid survey team ends talks in S'pore SOH TIANG KENG: By SINGAPORE. Tuesday 'I'M I British aid survey X team today ended talks with the Singapore Government on the progress of existing projects and new ones planned under the British 5375 million assistance programme to the Republic. Main aim583 words
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231 1969-06-25 1 TONY HERMON - Malaysia to get full picture of pullout aid TONY HERMON: By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. MALAYSIA hopes to get next week an "up-to-date picture' of the $184 million economic aid Britain has promised to offset the effects of her military rundown. Talks on the programme will be held here between the231 words
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230 1969-06-25 1 Poison in Rhine so Dutch cut off water to cities r FHE HAGUE. Tues. Poison in the river Rhino today forced Holland to cut off drinking water supplies to its main cities. About 40 mliilon ll>h In theRhine over a distance of 250 miles an- reported to h;i\<- been killedReuter - 230 words
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Article172 1969-06-25 1 Atomic plant fire in the U.S. WASHINGTON, Tuet. missile production tIM been halted for perhaps the rest of this pliiiK fire at an mlc Energy Commission phi: This situation the b.icr; -i DELAYED n thr b] v I mom The n vu 1 1 plant, was laid bi I behindAP - 172 words
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Advertisement53 1969-06-25 1 NAHAR'Rfnpjn[?MW I p/^Q- OL 1 WORLD FAMOUS SWISS WATCH \^^P^^ wiw Rich in Styling f 25 Jewels r Automatic fr^ .i^-^.Sm i.L fc\ Calendar SBJ jj V^'-'.W^^ FIXED PRICES j I") W* V Singapore 593 00 9. |f* iHK^ West Malaysia $100 00 £*+J Mj*/ Penang 595 00 jK J53 words
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Advertisement46 1969-06-25 1 PRACTICAL 6IFT fir i New Home El.ctrit or Sorter* oprra(ri) CHOOSE A FANCY WALL CLOCK w ofch 1 Clock Therms no place like home /m for fun with friends and Fr, N) sparkling refreshment jML (^e n puts the flavour where the fun is... every time!46 words
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106 1969-06-25 2 £2,500,000 month jump in trade between Britain, China I ONDON. Tues. Trade lJ between Britain and t^iina is increasing at a monthly rate of BSJtfc--000. the Sinn British Trade Council reported today. The total value of trade in both directions hetweea January and April this year was VJ 27.X7K.000 comparedReuter - 106 words
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Article57 1969-06-25 2 NKW YORK TUM International Telephone and Tr.egraph Corp. announced today that it would prowd wan h merger with Hartford Fire Insurance C<> dtaplta a threatened G"vernmeir .suit to block the merger. II I I* the 11th largest tndus>n in the VM. aad Hartford It the57 words
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Article27 1969-06-25 2 NEW YOHK Tuea World I cigare'te production broke j all r»iord« bl IPK7 despite arning* linking exrevive mnnk- Ing tn cancer and heart allroi nU27 words
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Article67 1969-06-25 2 NEW I)E1,H1. TUMI Th (ilturn. lie of th( »rabi-<n tmbass; Sheikh Hu>h;i bin Mohammed-ui-Suiein found mvi k red thp olr I>. hi yesler Gay Hn »l B O* oriel, »hor he had taicet, into Mrvice lM than a fortnight ago. was found dead. Policf nid the67 words
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Article, Illustration168 1969-06-25 2 'Mission Impossible' girl is sued for a possible $500,000 HOLLYWOOD. Tuesday PARAMOUNT PICTURES today sued actress Barbara Bain for US$l2,OOO a week damages, and asked for an injunction barring her from working for anybody else. A complaint filed In Los Angeles Superior Court said that she was still under contractReuter - 168 words
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Article171 1969-06-25 2 AP E KENNEDY. Tues. Americas Apollo- 11 astronauts scenes of the lunar surface flashing before tht-m on television ncreena today .simulated next months daiiK^rous landing on the moon N>il Armstrong and Edwin Aldnn. who will be the first men to set foot on th? moon,Reuter - 171 words
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70 1969-06-25 2 BOMBAY Tues. Striking docton have mi up pavement nuiHide t»(i h<v, givr free treatment to pt.or p»nenU. Mure ihati 400 re-:clrnt doctors 111 six municipal hospitals yesterday joineo an 11-day-old indeft:nt *> striki" by doctors in four Bcvernment natpit Iboawno* oi patient* w uncutReuter - 70 words
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197 1969-06-25 2 MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH-THE 217 FACES OF WAR NEW YORK, Tuesday. I IFE Magazine published yesterday the photographs of 217 American Servicemen killed during one week in the Vietnam war from May 28 to June 3. It was" the week this year wnen most Americans enjoyed a long MemorialUPI - 197 words
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Article48 1969-06-25 2 Role of Papal envoys VATICAN CITY. Tut*. Pf\M- Paul lias aecnipfi i \MI cerumen; of Pri>»l mrajt and KlMtlK blMinps a bigger I church h? Vatican nnnunred yesterday. The rtocumem li being ■t the requeat «f bishnj,--n: wlmm navf conipi.i.. Vatican envoy* lointtlmta •orrtafft -n hrir jurindirtmn. Rfutcr.48 words
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Article, Illustration183 1969-06-25 3 MIAMI, Tuesday A DOMINICAN Airlines DC-4 plane with two of its engines crippled and belching smoke, crashed into a crowded business area yesterday, demolishing and burning buildings and cars in a twoblock area. Police Capt Robert Adair said 10 people were killedUPI - 183 words
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Article38 1969-06-25 3 ■Atlantl: ied i><>.i 4 r.i iroachinf the Capo Verde the newspaper Al rrpnrw crew of seven plus a monkey and a duck air in good health and morale is high. according to Heyerdahl— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article, Illustration253 1969-06-25 3 'NO BORDER MODIFICATION' (^AIRO. Tues. The Government has rejected the 13-point American plan for a peaceful settlement of the Middle East problem, the Foreign Minister, Mr. M'.ihmoud Riad. said yesterday, Mr. Riad, In Bruin a three-i. Europe, spelled out Egypt*! attitude to the AmiUPI - 253 words
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Article31 1969-06-25 3 TOKYO 111. li..tf.r .ucirtrn:- h*\r t rti ..n .c.rajo of 40 3 deaths day m Japan tin* ,>4 H dc.Hll* i- d.<> in the .same period last year k-31 words
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141 1969-06-25 3 1 ON DON. Tiles. A former bus conductress who married an army sergeant and helped him become a millionaire has won one of the highest settlements awarded by a British divorce court £75.000 plus £7.500 a year for life. Mrs. Betty Rose. 52. who usedAP - 141 words
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134 1969-06-25 3 I ON DON. Tucv A 39Ld ytar-uld father of sc\rn children described by police as a deinnl t ion expert blew liimsiii and his hous* to P -its ill Oxiord today after a family argument. Police and neighbours rescued five of his children,Reuter - 134 words
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78 1969-06-25 3 Two-gun youth kills three in restaurant \f AMI A. Tues— A youth iTi with a. pistol in ea« h hand blazed away inside a restaurant here last night, killing three people and wounding four others. The it unman and two unarmed companions fled on foot after the shootIng. The victim*Reuter - 78 words
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Article30 1969-06-25 3 OTTAWA. Tups Canada's armed forces will be reduced from ***** to between 80.000 »nd 86.000 men during the next three years. Defence Minister Mr. Leo Oadieux said yesterday.30 words
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Advertisement271 1969-06-25 2 WORLD FAMOUS POWER TOOLS Wolfs Sapphire Power Tools are the most reliable you can buy. Handle them and you feel solid quality. Use them and you feel the power. And they have an unbeatable range of equipment for every need from an ingenious drill unit with quick-fix attachments to the271 words
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Advertisement13 1969-06-25 2 Pride in your home i in your kitchen i^p v it. V It13 words
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Miscellaneous26 1969-06-25 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby I flu SRNG HOME O oowt euv\ wMATeyteTp==i ANYTHING KM. V CA^jC THAT WILL 9E SUPPtK. OEAC/ /•UTTWRoS?^ /V TW6V LOoiT^26 words
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Advertisement95 1969-06-25 3 Insist on engines from the NortonVilliers Group j^^^^^P^^^B 'he Villiers name is \><ur hucm guarantee aWT afy^^^aiawV IIuJ depcml.ihiliiy in poweied Jy/ 1 fr^^mU Itural and industrial machinery Villiers 2_^^^^j^^^B es all over ihe world arc hacked hy '^*jfik l economical semcing and l^feHaWHi maintenance. --stroke Petrol f.ncines Four-stroke Petrol95 words
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Advertisement365 1969-06-25 3 THE ONLY LUXURY CRUISES IN SINGAPORE FOR THE TOURIST! FOR THE SINGAPOREAN! DAILY 2 hours Harbour Tourv at !t.30 a.m. and 4 00 p.m. from lifiord Pier DAILY 3 hours Southern hiaaafe lours Specially arranced tfawi for Clubs. laaaatatlana ukl oreamscd parties at ratci I fliK .(tinn.il rxcuriaions of the365 words
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106 1969-06-25 4 Four new cholera cases in Kelantan KUALA LUMPUR. Four new cases of cholera were confirmed during the past three clays in Kota Bharu and Tumpat In Kelantan the Ministry of Health said today. This brings the total number of confirmed choThe Ministry said in a statement that the situation was106 words
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99 1969-06-25 4 Detainee (now free) pledges to lead new life SINGAPORE. Toes. A political detainee, freed today, has pledged to lead a new life of a useful citizen. Low S«ee Bian, 23, w n detained in November l'iH."> for having participated actively in Communist Inited Front acti\itirv He was then chairman of99 words
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Article51 1969-06-25 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police yesterday recovered the body of a Chinese womirn from the sea of! Clifford Pier A police spokesman said she hud no external injuries. He described her as between 50 and 60 L She was clad in hi ark trousers and a blue-and-whlt* striped51 words
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Article21 1969-06-25 4 SINGAPORE. Tue* -Mr L. P. Maheshvary was electerl gover- 308 of Lions International for 1969-70 a recent meeting la21 words
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73 1969-06-25 4 IPOH. Tue*. The Municipal Council is considering an appeal to exempt hiukers from one-«nd-a-h<iif months' licence fee* because thrir business wu affected by the curfew. Representative*, of the Klat* Hawkers Association and the Ipoh Petty Traders Association met the council president, Dato S.P. Seeniv&sagam.73 words
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Article38 1969-06-25 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Yap Yeofc Lang. 21. today pleaded guilty in a magistrate s court to retaining a stolen scooter. The scooter was stolen from Yap Hon Pin on May 36. Sentence was postponed.38 words
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Article, Illustration223 1969-06-25 4 ALAN DA SILVA - 14 GET INDUSTRIAL TRAINING -THE TOUCH SYSTEM WAY ALAN DA SILVA By I/UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Fourteen young men are undergoing a course In industrial training using the touch system. Tbey are all blind and are talcing advantage of a course being conducted by the Association for th« Blind here. De*pite223 words
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131 1969-06-25 4 MANILA. Tuesday fTHE Australian frigate X Parramatta sailed for Singapore today with a number of crew from the carrier Melbourne who have testified here in the inquiry into the collision between the Melbourne and the U.S. destroyer Frank E. Evans. The carrier, flagship ofReuter - 131 words
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Advertisement102 1969-06-25 4 1 wtvbbbbW* *Wi£MM&^ *WB fl El "I SHE'S A TIMELESS BEAUTY MAZDA WOO SEDAN /fTCTISX This new Mazda 1500 has beauty in styling, "%ttgg| S^^^^^fe and many new improved features. She is gA > J *&s■■ \*L indeed a beauty to look at, a pleasure f > to drive. Designed102 words
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Article, Illustration55 1969-06-25 5 MRS. Tien Suharto, wife of President Suharto, presenting a tray of fruit to Puan Sharifah Rodziah. wife of Tengku Abdul Rahman, when they met In Medan north Sumatra. Puan Sharifah Is leading a Malaysian cultural troupe to Medan at the invitation ofAP - 55 words
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82 1969-06-25 5 Carpenter slashed to death in gang ambush UA L A LUMPUR, Tues. A 20-year-old carpenter was slashed to death and another youth seriously injured In a gang fight at Serdang Bahru. 12 miles from hero, this morning. found house wh nd Yoe Ah Ming. 19. lay un.'on.sc'.ou.s on th<» road82 words
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Article44 1969-06-25 5 BIMOAPORI in —1 He lor. Mr. K. Hew lintiir todny to nr» |Xi.Mitiß. Mr. BM to Singapore in Dec--1967. On thr »rfine flittht was the flr.M OlMk Ambassiicior hfre. Dr OonsUattM Pan»vntico». mriM h»* returning to tin Ntf i O^hl ofllec44 words
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309 1969-06-25 5 'INVEST IN MALAYSIA' KHIR'S CALL TO AUSSIES KUALA LUMPUR. Tv«» THE Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamcd Khir Johan. today issued an "open invitation" to Australian manufacturers to invest in Malaysian industries. Speaking at the op of the five-day Australian building material display here, he said such ventures would309 words
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142 1969-06-25 5 Two Negri princes invited to Charles' investiture lOXDON. Tues. Two members or the Xetri seniiulan royal family have been invited to attend the investiture of the Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle on July 1 They are Tengku Naquiyuddm. son of the Yang cii-Pertuan Resar of Negri Semblian. and Ins142 words
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Article81 1969-06-25 5 CINGAPORE. Tues.— Police have r.ned a man in connection with an incldent In a nightclub last night in whlcn Theah Koh Benij. 37. was stabbed M Crescent in the F. .rj at thr Park when »a, invoked in mi anpuaeni The Mi H I H 181 words
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Article, Illustration84 1969-06-25 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. J A few days after a fight with her husband over a RirL bar casher Molly Rozelli saw then both ill brd In her own home. Mr.- Row meriy Mis<= Ch'vi W'cr 1 >fully o*l from x on grounds ol84 words
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Advertisement66 1969-06-25 5 presenting the fr.m »AnOW-^ I ttfltCDM Ortss Skirts. SHrtskirts wt Xmttct SprUiirts IM iitr««Kis vh ti tk« iiwtjt treid in fasbitn Male Utm any lainmk ie* fabrics mcltfiit bteatfs if Ariel N/Im. Jtriel TiikiUU Nytoa mi Fartrei Polyester Cttiti Stt the styles it lie-Starts Cm liitft MiM Otais -4 tfce66 words
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Advertisement226 1969-06-25 5 a^a^a^B^BH&U' <jfc i-.j., Jj^^^F<4r —TH^C^it- "flfl? ■^^MaUr^aia^B^B^BlMKf^B&r HHK \^S bßbßbb^ t9i L^B^*VB^at a\ -p-j |BBBW^^^^^^^^^^ BB^BB^B^BB^BBBB^BBatoa^k «H I XIBBW jfe^^ >■* flß> 3 >^ilr>*^^ -fcit v BbV%. *o*^A I 'irfc^^ x^H bb^bCmll% a -a. Ho 4' a -v B^HM <i!SHHtfßMttß^B^B^B^V^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^Bflß^Bißlt^^^^^L^^l_ > s u^p^ jr? >■•* ■bv^bSbbb^b^bbbmbiHbbWll^sßMMMHbMM .^BBBflfla? HbbSß» j^^^BBSMBMh Kkuu^.226 words
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Article, Illustration446 1969-06-25 6 Order to developer invalid: Counsel SINGAPORE, Tuesday PI HA Kok Lim, the managing director of Pearison Enterprises Limited, ceased to be ;t licensed housing developer before a ministerial order w;is issued to him in his capacity ;is ;i "licensed" developer. This submission was made by his counsel before the Fourth446 words
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57 1969-06-25 6 51 extramural courses at the varsity SINGAPORE. Tues. The University of Singapore's Extramural Department has organised a variety of courses for the second half of the year. A range of 51. fiom computer programming to general medicine has been planned for the general public. Those Interested should contact the Secretary,57 words
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248 1969-06-25 6 40 STUDY GRANTS OFFERED TO MUSLIM STUDENTS SINGAPORE. Tuesday Singapore Muslim Religious Council Is ofL fering 40 higher education scholarships to Muslim students this year The president of the council. Inche Ismail bin Abdul Aziz .said today that the scholarships were Intended to raiM- the status of local Muslim., to248 words
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239 1969-06-25 6 Witness is warned: I will put you in jail SINGAPORE. Tues The key witness in a kidnap case was today warned by the judge: "Unless you keep to the point. I will put you In prison until you decide to co-operate with the court It is my duty." Second District239 words
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172 1969-06-25 6 The aid St. John Brigade gave to the public SINGAPORE. Tucs. Tan Sri Runme Bhaw today said members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade contributed 74.900 man hours for public duties during the year. Tan Sri Shaw, who Is the ohalrman of the Bt. John Council was speaking at the172 words
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97 1969-06-25 6 PA trainees to direct road-making SINCiAPORK. Tues. I ieht People's Association trainees will spend this Sunday directing the building of a three-quar-ter-mile long road off the ''th mile West Coast Road. Tbr road benefit 500 peoplr, aervifif as a link between West Coast Road and I'pper Ayer Rajah Koad. The97 words
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Advertisement230 1969-06-25 6 "if you'thinVyou re old'enouch! Elido II OPENS TODAY I 11. 145, 4.00. 8.*****5 m Ly 9 Albert Finney ta 0 'Jfct. '^S>* _B < 3 j 11 f K»r M Also starring LiZA MINNELLI (Judy Garland's daughter) COLIN BLAKELY BILLIE WHITELAW In TECHNICOLOR 1 AIM 10l -OPENS TODAY! 5 (howt230 words
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Advertisement85 1969-06-25 6 Today: 110-3 30-7 00 L 9 30 pm Robert >•••■ "COLOFACE. THE FANTASTIC SUPERMAN" iColorscope Tomorr "Th« Singing Thitf" i i pr DIAMOND (Aircondifoned) Op.n, Todo, 330 L 7.30 p.m. S'vaii Gonesan Nirmala in "LAKSHMI KALYANAM" ESSSI OPENS TODAY! ZSXSXZZ FOR THE FIRST TIME ON THE SCREEN... a DUEL between85 words
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Advertisement224 1969-06-25 6 nrillllllll is the envy of oil KrN IAMIN 17 year-old male virgins. ™I™ HOW WOULD YOU iTSm. L HANDLE YOURSELF IN SITUATIONS LIKE THESE! mchelemoc on mk L^_____*rl PIERRE CIEMUNTI- CATHERINE. DENEUVLM CATHAY I PALACE NOW SHOWING! LAST DAY! 111 «m. 1.10, 4. *30*915 pm 100, 3 V>_._A*hJ* ?l m224 words
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Advertisement473 1969-06-25 6 j ORGANISATION OPCNS TODAY' 11 am, 1 45, 4 00, 6 30 1 9 M "Charli* lubblrt" B N««t Cria^g* The TIC-fP t TH£ PUSSYCAT 'OPENS TODAY No frc B 11 am. 1 30. 4 00, 645 9 30 i Chin Pi- "Vtn«*«ncr Is a Golden Blade" (A SHAW PROI473 words
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Article, Illustration617 1969-06-25 7 CHIA POTEIK - CHIA POTEIK Dr. TAN: Early detection can avert many tragedies By Mobile van unit to visit six community centres GI N AIM) HE, Tues. A free cancer check-up for everyone w;is announced today by I lit* Singapore Cancer Society as ils latest move to i\^\\\617 words
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238 1969-06-25 7 DAVID GAN - DAVID GAN: By SINGAPORE. Tuesday AIOTORISTS using A the latest oneway traflic system in the Republic have passed their "orientation test" with flying colours. The teething problems they faced in the three-d.iN-old M-hemc. covering Selegie Road. Srrunuoon ltii.nl. .l.il.in BiN.ir and Bencoolen Street, too are238 words
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Article106 1969-06-25 7 BINGAPORE. Tues.— Miss Chuang Ling Ling, one of the Government's field interviewers, has lost her special identification card No. 383. The Ministry of Law and National Development announcing tills tod;iy. .said tin d;it<(l June 11. »as last on or about June 13 Police have been informed. The106 words
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Advertisement233 1969-06-25 7 BETA NEW LOOK WITH MILOPA OF SWITZERLAND Milopa cosmetics has a full complete range to suit each and every skin tone. Y^ 1 9old case lipstick cost llillV 5350/ for every purchase of $10/- and above P^ 11 OFFICIAL Pf T«l W*H ITOIII, A^. BUKIT TIM»M KQIMT. MOOIRN AUTV CiNTM.233 words
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Advertisement14 1969-06-25 7 4+ mm I jE/^^ m Xmmm^ 0^ J HURRY! LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS LEFT!14 words
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Advertisement232 1969-06-25 7 <iAt Singapore's Most Q 1^ 0b The Smith Family Bond from Burma and Patrick Foo at the organ creates a delightful mellow otmosphcrc around you while you dine and dance in our luxurious restaurant. Grab a "Pick-Me-Up" in the Cocktail Bar. Refresh yourself at lur Coffee House. OBIVE, SINGAPORE S^^^_.232 words
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187 1969-06-25 8 Stamps to mark completion of the 100,000 th flat Tues. The Housing and Development Board experts to complete its 100,000 th flat on July 20 nine years after the statutory body was set up. commemorate this achievement, two sets of ids— of 25 and 50 > ent values— will be187 words
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78 1969-06-25 8 Xl ALA LlMri R. Tues. Sinirapore's special sI. SO Kold coin to be issued next month to mark the Republic's' 150 th anniversary tan be circulated in Malaysia, a ipokesinan of Bank Nefara Malaysia said today. The coin, which m ill be legai78 words
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Article, Illustration265 1969-06-25 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Turn NEW $14 million steel wire iactory at Batu Tiga, Berjaya Kavvat Sdn. Bhd., is expected to save Malaysia about $8 million a year in foreign exchange. The project is a ihree-way partnership of Malaysians headed by a former265 words
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111 1969-06-25 8 1 50-pounder baby born to circus elephant PENANG, Tues 1301 b baby was born here last luqht in the elephant house of the Great Royal Circus of India. An overjoyed circus manager, Mr. K. V. Gogate, said the baby jumbo had been christened Pearl after the first elephant that the111 words
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143 1969-06-25 8 MAN WHO BROKU ROAD SIGNS ON THEFT CHARGE [(UALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. A municipal labourer who broke two road signs "on orders from a clerk," was today charged in a magistrate^ court with theft. M. BatumaJai, 36. was arrested by PC. Yahayudin of Pudu police station at the junction of143 words
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Article29 1969-06-25 8 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Turn. JayerM here will hoid a »üb.vription dinner »t the R> it Hi.a>r on Jul> 5 to rai&e money lor the Nauonal Emergency Relief Fund.29 words
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177 1969-06-25 8 School to train air traffic controllers soon J^l ALA Lf.MPI K. lues A school to train air traffic controller* iv lo br. >et up near Subang international airport soon, thr aitine MiniNter of I r.inspni i. Mr. V. .Mannk.iv.isaeam, said today. It is planned to convert one of the ancillary177 words
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Article59 1969-06-25 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuea. The Minister with Special Duties. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. will open $30,000 Hindu temple at, Char.gkat Asa Estate in Ulu Bernam. Ulu Selangor. on Friday at 930 a.m. The temple, on land donated by the estate, waa built on a government (rrant of59 words
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Article21 1969-06-25 8 KUALA LI MPUB TV* The iireudent of the Co,' I Tuanku Idn«i mobtjup Kampon? Batu Laut. Kuala m Friday21 words
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Article39 1969-06-25 8 ki-ala i r.v; S Munlsamy. 40 n m sen* t«nced lo nine B Ul lo:.:iy for bre«k. hou«« on June 16 Riper Dlpe wort: Mur.isamy. v m»» »Ith six children, l.ja t*o pr^ vloua coi.vlc'.39 words
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138 1969-06-25 8 A $30,000 SHOCK FOR POLICE STATION OFFICERS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. CEVERAL police officers in Joo Chiat police station have been asked to make good $29,897 misappropriated by the station's chief clerk two years ago. The clerk. Joseph Tio, was sentenced to six months' jail last year for the jffence. th *>138 words
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Advertisement153 1969-06-25 8 ■I^Ma 4Wt e fa Corolla 1 100 is deceptive. If parks and turns in small spaces like small cars do; ond it gets up to 37 miles per gallon of petrol like small cars do. ~|^*3 Yet it speeds at 87 mph like big cars; and if lets you stretch153 words
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Miscellaneous50 1969-06-25 8 AUmW Onp By V. T. Hunt lin I sw BEHINP THW YE*H...l£S| I THERE IT Y^ "~"H WtU.THAT FIGURES... i^^TT^H' Til KlilHli CLUMP OF JSKwWkT IS AGAIN /UH UH! \HfHATS f BEU-S.' V^ r-Tl i jJB/K P«kLM6? J IT tST VMEAR rr?(rT SOUND UKE? V^J__ J \l IT (^CHRISTMAC^y ,j50 words
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Article, Illustration557 1969-06-25 9 T. F. HWANG - 'LOVER AGREED TO MY DA TE WITH SUITOR T. F. HWANG Murder ease: Prostitute tells of persistent wooer... By SINGAPORE, Tues. Self-confessed prostitute Ling Kirn I.;m, li!). s;iid today Hut she accepted her first (i;<te with persistent uitor Yeo Voo 800 with her lover's consent. But everywhere they went, they557 words
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231 1969-06-25 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday A TAXI-DRIVER. Tan Seh Low, and his 73--year-old passenger quarrelled over 20 cents and the passenger ended with a broken skull I Nine days later. Ang Koh Hin. died In hospital from a heart attack. Tan. 38. originally charged with231 words
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Article74 1969-06-25 9 THE FORGED MONEY CAME BY POST SINGAPORE. Tues Johan bin Saim. 20, opened several letters addressed to his office and found seven $20 American dollar notes inside them. But the Change Alley moneyi fused to change them tor Singapore dollars be- .<• notes were counterfeit. Johan then ttave the i74 words
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Article30 1969-06-25 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The Canadian Association of Singapore will hold a dinner at the Cockpit Hotel at 8 p.m on Friday to mark the 102 nd annlof Canada.30 words
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Article16 1969-06-25 9 .'iAPORE I a' thr Y'.s 'lub lunch Ht the Good*'«)d Hotel (in Bui16 words
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Article22 1969-06-25 9 SINGAPORE. Tues ng aMroln«er-palmi^t Dadi Balsara will talk on ■Modico palmistry" at the University of Singapore at 5 p.m. tomorrow22 words
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199 1969-06-25 9 'FACE OF SPORE' PHOTO SHOW AT CHANGI SINGAPORE, lues The F■ c of Singapore phi.tiiiii.iphi, rxhibition npeiiN on Priiß) at the li.in-i .r.unin.ir School. Ihr ;;n hl.ii k and «hitr prinls show is uiiiuniM-d li\ Hip K \l v huul at < hinti but thr < ontriliutor* im huh thr199 words
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104 1969-06-25 9 Three years and rotan for robber gang driver SINGAPORE. Tu«> -Armed i 3 gang robber I.im Kirn S<nu i-Thi.s l.s my first uttcnee") was jailed lor t!ire«' yiars and ordered six itrokca ol the rotan today by the Fourth District Court. Lim who dVOTC a car used in the raid104 words
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Article47 1969-06-25 9 tailing 5359. ii.<\tbeen 'lie Strmlta tin 1 Miilay.Man Natiun..; Ht ii Fiind. They ware from Mr. Lall Singh" $10. the fellows and reMdents ot Kint: Edward VII hall of the fniversi'v oj Smga|x>re $334. md Mr Chan Kai Him.ii of Piilhu Bukom $15.47 words
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Article69 1969-06-25 9 SINGAPORE T. tecfante Wan Soon Yong has bern elected chairman of the Singapore Polytechnic Building iSociely Vice-chairman l- Hong Kok Kionu Other officials are; Secret ;tiv ('hay Siong; assutani secretary. Tang Chee Soon, irer, Goh Swee Miang. publication .secretary. Leung Keen Sun. .social and welfare secretary Mu*linel69 words
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Article105 1969-06-25 9 SINGAPORE. Tuev Kivr firemen dived to .safety today uhen tilts from the roof of a hurnmc huildinc in Rrarh Street hurtled toward! them as they fmicht the fl.uncv Thr two-*U>rrv building had kern vacated two months ago merit's urban renewal programme. Thr top floor ».i« dr*troTed105 words
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Article34 1969-06-25 9 SINGAPORE. Tuts A ihree-d.iv vocational guidemlnar will be held i i' the National Junior ("n!Icge lrom Friday. Throughout the seminar. !iv<- leading bookshop* will prominently display llteraature on careers and guidance34 words
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Advertisement516 1969-06-25 9 TQPBONUS and its aaaWß 36 PER 1,000 SUM ASSURED In keeping with our proud record, we have again declared the basic reversionary bonus on our participating policies at the rate of 36 for every 1,000 sum assured for the year 1968. ADDITIONAL TERMINAL BONUS In addition, terminal bonus will be516 words
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Miscellaneous88 1969-06-25 9 IHrk I mrtf Hts i'hvtttvr iiouid I r WEfeE KEEPING IT OUT "1 KdVE LI*Z ALLTME I |Tu/UAT?7 iVE OOT TO F, ASS £T^ OrTWENEWSMECHATILLI INFORMATION YOU CAN. I JJ TAKE A SPIN VOU*e7s JUECA^E,' RAOieJ hOULLMEARFROWUS/ T^jrt UPSTAIRS VICTIM. WE'RE WORKING I BHBH^^euT^ j r -jU^i. -t^~" >s >s\88 words
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Article383 1969-06-25 10 President tore prudent •pc" in an that Slates can iIDUSI from Vietnam balance 'ions of such author•(i to inticip in this they have valid fi doii Parair. Nixon lias. If so is little to indicate Could be. The milUillKJUe auttously defined tiona that will n the rate383 words
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Article460 1969-06-25 10 ion in restrictions on the ex- 1 "inpmniiM.' ptable t" d eek's res of International Tin differof opinion b< 11 er countries which have been awkward. Indonesia h.<s increased its production by fifty per cent in two years, and would much >n even at Bolivia, r,460 words
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Article282 1969-06-25 10 Interest on delayed EPF payment rE Employee* Prot Fund has charged v.-< lnteip.st on an all.-ged delayed E.P.F contribution a: 1.V208 per cent per annum. The contribution due »a.« $6 and reached them two kte due V> an Intervening Saturday holiday and a Sunday. If the Interest on $6 for282 words
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Article133 1969-06-25 10 youß report in the "Sunday Times 1' June 15 that the Clifford School. Kuala Kangsar was the first secondary school In the country to have Its sports conducted and officiated by the pupils themselves is not quiU' comet If the report had said that the school concerned133 words
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Article62 1969-06-25 10 I RKFER to a letter (ST. June 14' signed "Dust cuer." Strict instructions are repeatedly ({iven to all labourers to renlace dust heir original place and to replace the cover They have also been specifically instructed that they are 1 ot to throw dust bins and covers about thus causing62 words
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Article82 1969-06-25 10 I REFER t o the letter "The Lone Wa.t for P inciDal's Post" IST June 6> The Ministry of Educacatlon is not the authortv for making ippointments of principals of schools We do hovfvrr. recommend officers for acting appointment, in certain instances, in such cases no officer Is82 words
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592 1969-06-25 10 NORA BELOFF - NORA BELOFF by WASHINGTON U'ILL the United States House of Representatives dare to challenge the verdict of the Supreme Court, which has denled their right to exclude the flamboyant and irrepres sible Adam Clayton Powell as Member for NewYork City's Negro district of Harlem?592 words
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Article, Illustration1002 1969-06-25 10 Where hopes must rest on a rain cloud Famine has become a real possibility in the Philippines by A Special Correspondent OF THE FINANCIAL TIMES. LONDON AD R O U G H T said to be the severest this century, is now affecting about three-quarters of the total agricultural area1,002 words
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Advertisement69 1969-06-25 10 DRUM OUTFITS Pear: Dntau are famous throughout South East Asia W^« C.-k. IBM n. 44- O««»' k> poplar tfxi» »oid > fcg ductio- Complete with I pair of gn^ t f| &sis.cc V H -XMnki Im M*. *1~ OaHH i Jrcr^^n ♦♦>• o* "***> Ourtit < •Hfc I VJ.o '^l69 words
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Advertisement118 1969-06-25 10 DIESEL FUEL INJECTION EQUIPMENT ~^^M\ The CAY Group is the I FILTRAP I] world's largest mdnufacturer Zl— —^< of fuel injection equipment I —II for diesel cn 9 ir >es. Keep th« I ii II heart of your engine iIT 'rA** jU humming, specify only Cj^^BßE^airtl genuine CAY replacement QUALrTY118 words
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80 1969-06-25 11 Shock for man back in S'pore from visit to Malaysia Tues. A Malaysian who en residing in 1941.'. tod. waa told he could remain here for He |N thp •i. and i>peal to the Singapore Immigration Departr .ldren He His plight and each ed from Singapore closed Malaysian >n spokesman80 words
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71 1969-06-25 11 y.\C.AIM)Kk. lues. Mngupore is now i party to the Internati ii.tl onvention for Safety "f life at sea l^Ml under uhi.h Singapore-register id vhips an required to .»rr> specified safety equipment I'KIV jvjopv of lhl> I O!l--veattoa urrr hy the dovernnienl l.«st I71 words
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Article, Illustration350 1969-06-25 11 RUDY BELTRAN - RUDY BELTRAN MKRCEDES SMASHES INTO LORRY By 1/ UA L A LUMPUR. Tues. SporUman, rarehor.se owner and tin miner Mr. H. M. Lee was fatally iijured in a road crash at the "Jl; mil.' Kuala LumpurSrremban road, near Semrnylh. last night M*n k:!led was a350 words
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Article16 1969-06-25 11 I'RAI I'ui- I'iar\r-. Dr.. ice v Main Ri.ati. here, kiu and atalc telf\L»iun16 words
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Article122 1969-06-25 11 Healey due in Singapore tomorrow CIM. xi'OKi lues. The J British Defence Secretarj, Mr. Denis Healey. will arrive here on Thursday for a twoday visit accompanied bj his wife. He will call on the Prime .Minister, Mr. Let- Kuan Yew, the British Mich Commissioner. Sir Arthur de la Mare, and122 words
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293 1969-06-25 11 Govt officers surprised by new ruling on sick leave certificates KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. /MVIL servants were today surprised to learn of a ruling preventing them from getting medical certificates from private doctors for more than two days sick leave. They described the move brought in by an amendment to the293 words
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Article34 1969-06-25 11 tAPORS, TU( A dietelpuwered »atfr pump and *n MCtjrlCM torch valued at 1640 >len from a uoiit-v.te near Dpper Lim Chu Rang Road lMt Th» tlieft waa reportad to police only yeslerdsy.34 words
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Advertisement191 1969-06-25 11 THE BEST BRAKES IN THEWORLD Girlmg. equipped cars won the I 1968 World Championship. \SHhSrr J It s this extensive experience in S gruelling action-packed events that helps G.rling build the toughest, safest and most durable brakes for the everyday motorist. You owe it to yourself to specify only genuine191 words
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Advertisement107 1969-06-25 11 Little X Plus /WtA minimisesyou! v*tft Our Pantee Girdle has the new V v^f^^L m front panel which flattens your 1 Bb tummy and makes you just right I /I \I j^ for stocking tights. It comes in (m&qm \»/w white, black or turquoise from Bai^^/ small to extra large.107 words
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Miscellaneous533 1969-06-25 11 ON YOUR TV AND RADIO TODAY TV SINGAPURA TV MALAYSIA lIIWNH, Alt NCOS in Kng- CHANNELS: Kuali l.umpur. 700 Np K t 715 'I 00 r%l 915 Whal u:l: *r« Say Penan* Ipuh. Malacca b; Valentnif s I Money Everywhere 'E Johorr K.ihru 3 a It; Taping Whitcfe Witch 7.47533 words
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180 1969-06-25 12 Malaysia and Yugoslavia to sign trade agreement KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. Malaysia and Yugoslavia will sign a trade agreement here on Thursday. The fourth trade agreement with a country from the East European bloc, the agreement will accord "the most favourable treatment" for goods and serbetween the two countries. Signing180 words
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108 1969-06-25 12 Solidarity trip to Russia If the Govt allows it' ITU ALA LUMPUR, Tnea. —The Malaysian AfroAsian People's Solidarity Organisation will consider .ii i eptinf an invitation to visit the Soviet Union if Government permits It, its chairman. Dr. Mahathir bin Mohammad, said today. Dr Mahathir said he had received aBernama - 108 words
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Article108 1969-06-25 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. Housewife Teo Kwee Lan was today granted a divorce from her husband who drove her out of the house after only four months of married life. Teo, of Alexandra Road. t. id Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah that the Incident happened when108 words
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235 1969-06-25 12 Honorifics: Now kawan and sahabat join the list TPOH, Tues. Two A more words have been added to the list of honorifics which Malaysians have been urged to use in addressing each other to promote goodwill. They are kawan or sahabat both meaning "friend" and were suggested by Dato Ha.il235 words
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Article30 1969-06-25 12 KANGAR. TMB TIM Miniater of National and Rurai Development, Inche Abdul Ghalar bin Baba. will pay an official vlait to Perils on Sunday to inspect rural development projects.30 words
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208 1969-06-25 12 SINGAPORE. Tuas SIX of the seven Singapore fishermen released by the Indian Goverment last month are back in their cells in the Andaman Islands barely two weeks after they were set free. Detained since last December, they alleged they had208 words
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Article, Illustration428 1969-06-25 12 ARMED FORCES BUILD-UP... Kuala Lumpur, Tue». fIEW ZEALAND will continue to assist Malaysia in her plans to build up her armed forces, her new High Commissioner here, Mr. R.L. Hutchens, said today. In presenting his credentials to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong at428 words
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Advertisement257 1969-06-25 12 whitmont EBBS xOfl WrjJmr a Whitmont cut a bright new colour caper keyed to a fashion note that looks lean and unruffled. It all adds up to the most exciting collection of sport shirts ever. Look for your colours and buy 'em in Permanent Pressl %whitmont® OF AUSTRALIA FIXED PfcICES257 words
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Advertisement88 1969-06-25 12 VEHICLE INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES (f* Ask t0 see the [Zm'JMk A irT| P res sive range of lImI Smiths Vehicle V^O^^^^^F Instruments anc \^fe«_^V Accessories. Everything I /t^^S^^K from a NEW unique jRu M^\ oil-level indicator to J^A tachometers arnj a VV^ By market. See them QUALITY AND SERVICE GO88 words
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Miscellaneous271 1969-06-25 12 Straits Times Crossword DOWN fled 11 (Dryden) (10). 1. 23 24 for 20 down? (7-3). la Fl turning In a first -year 8. Capital of a very big see? (4). student with an angling per--10. Dearth for five years? That s <4 J 6> dull (4-6). 1S Is ll unhealthy271 words
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Article, Illustration74 1969-06-25 13 NAGLA, 14, AND HER HOST AT THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON. Tues. Nagla Hilmi, 14-year-old daughter of an Egyptian Air Force pilot killed in the Israeli-Arab war of June. I%T. meets President Nixon at the White House yesterday. Her father served as pilot for Mr. Nixon whenUPI - 74 words
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Article42 1969-06-25 13 HONO KQNO. Tuea. A scroup of 43 Australian aervicemen based here have won the first prize of HK.tS4O.OOO In a lottery here. Each member of the group will receive over HKSI2.SOO for an outlay of 80 cents. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article36 1969-06-25 13 BANGKOK. Tues. The Second Black Panuieri Divi&ion of 5 000 Thai troops will leave for South Vietnam in ihe midex 1 month to replace thr Fir.v. DiviMun which has completed tt.s ye*r-loog term of36 words
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242 1969-06-25 13 Court clears two in strip-and-whip club case WASHINGTON, Tu«s £ONVICTIONS against a couple alleged to have run a "strip and whip" club with 20.000 sexual deviate customers across America were quashed by the Supreme Court today. The court said in a un- 1 police violated the 1 itlonal rights ofReuter - 242 words
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110 1969-06-25 13 SMOKERS ARE 'STARKERS' SAYS DOCTOR CYDNEY. Tuea— People who smoke are "starkstar ing crazy." according to American pharmacolnKi>t. Dr. Jeremy ThompM»IL Dr. Thompson. MHClltt professor of pharmacology at the University of California, told reporters here; "The relationship between smoking and various diseases has been proven statistically time and time again.Reuter - 110 words
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Article50 1969-06-25 13 JAKARTA. Tues. •aid today they have i rated nine tons of attvar bring smuggled to Singapore from the Jakarta port of Tand.jung Pr'.Ok In the last few m BttU, But they *aid they ha\e not yel bee:i abie to catch ihu-' behind th« *mugg'.:ng i-mid' R^u'er.50 words
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295 1969-06-25 13 enkins announces new credit squeeze LONDON. Tun. UKITAIN today announced anotner so\ere twisi of the credit screw in return for a big new international loan, but hinted that some relaxations may be on the way Chancellor ol the Exchequer. *Mr. Roy Jen Una, j In a letter of intent to295 words
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Advertisement305 1969-06-25 13 fillil /^lf!\ /S^flf fifiplCPTiM 1 HOME J i™ii WL I ownership I H^M^Mm^mtX^ Skt lii^wM'v^ 130 units of single terrace houses and 10 units of semi- i •<"*- "^o^ r detached houses arc being built in Sri Taman Cicely ™*?T which is situated along Changkat Jong Road, some "^< 'M*t305 words
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Miscellaneous47 1969-06-25 13 Huy* llnnntf Ity itiilph Hfitntluhl (Vk CAM SELLER YES UJNGS^I Tl L r \E NEXT DOO* I f/J rODNJ^iYI LE KID SQ'JAW<! OcnVBUTVER NOT WATCHIN' J DO 6OAETMNG I I 6^l "'"MI —J X \ANIY MORE TV TOJGHTI^^ I ABOUT THAT KIP'S M qjtf? M6«T.- |> J (\\\K47 words
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Article, Illustration117 1969-06-25 14 Sales Manager from Copenhagen in Republic HANSEN \|K. Hugo T. Hansen, Sales Manager of A S Atlas of Copenhagen visited Singapore last week during the course of a South East Asian tour. AS Atlas are manufacturers of freeze drying equipment and fish meal plants. During his stay In Singapore Mr.117 words
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Article, Illustration43 1969-06-25 14 MR Aim nong Choo i above i, Accountant of Harrisons k Cros field Spore i pte. Ltd.. left on Saturday, for training with the company's London office and with "homas De La Rue L Co. Ltc. In the U.K.43 words
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Article57 1969-06-25 14 Mr F w Z.riKHp \ue Pre- Pettdleuni CorV rk ;n c harge of rrn Oprrauons recently made a [act (UKtng mission to Singapore und Malaysia Durum tm I'.ur (lavs' .xtav Mr. Zuigaro. accompanied by Mr E W. Sander*, the General Uanagfl. Caltex Oil M Ltd.. together57 words
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Article, Illustration92 1969-06-25 14 Manager for $7 mil. investment DOW Chemical International Inc., which last week announced the Investment of $7 million in a new herbicide plant at Batu Tiga for Pacific Chemicals Berhad, has appointed Mr. J. Manstun a" project manager for the development. Mr. Mansion who arrived in Malaysia recently. Is a92 words
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Article, Illustration431 1969-06-25 14 STEPHEN BOEY - Brains men will run amalgam of seven companies STEPHEN BOEY BY A NEW keynote iir organisational setup in commerce and industry has been struck with the formation of the Industries ami Realty Group Sendirian Berhad, the first of its kind in Malaysia. A feature of the private company is a431 words
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Article61 1969-06-25 14 Mr. Jackie Chua Tian Hock has been appointed Manager of Hecny Transportation (Si Pte. Ltd.. a newly established Hong Kong air freight, organisation in Singapore. Hecny. who pioneered the air freight business m the Orient In 1950. has its head office in Hong Kong with branch61 words
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Article123 1969-06-25 14 rE London Press Exchange Ltd. office In Singapore now represents the fourth largest advertising concern in the world. This Is a result of recont merger between LPE and the Leo Burnett Co. Inc. of the United States which was announced jointly by chairman of LPE. Mr.123 words
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Article106 1969-06-25 14 Mr Le« Poong Jick has been appointed to succeed Mr. Song Hak Rai as Director of Korea Trade Center, Singapore. Mr. Lm is confident that th* trade expaa^lon can be further achieved to the most satisfactory level in the future, as his organisation ls now fully equipped106 words
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Article46 1969-06-25 14 Mr Kur.g Beng H"ig of the Plrj-t National City Bank, has been promoted Assistant Accountant. An Old Pree who graduated from the University of Malaya with B A Honours ir> mics Mr. Kang Joined the Bank in March. 1968. as an Executive Trainee.46 words
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Article, Illustration191 1969-06-25 14 Asl.K mutton tone tarn ln»n wm DflwaJ to General Oramica 8«te»Bhd by Malay «*»n !»>- -dustrial Dr»«lopaaent Fteante Brttiad. (MUTT). assirt hi the tmtmbm+t inent of m rtr—nic waM tile fftctory »t Puiannc Jay*. The fartory »ad eqwtp ment. estimated to oo«4 $5 3 million, shoold m*« Malaysia about $3.2FT - 191 words
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Advertisement302 1969-06-25 14 j^^ Make Motoring Safer —^^^^^^H^ J flWa?TT^PBi *k L^Lv L^ukjr'jf From spotlights, windscreen washers, wipers horns, reversing lamps to Alternator sets Lucas uses only the latest techniques and newest designs. That's why theyie the manufacturer's choice they should be yours too Always specify Lucas Accessories QUALITY AND SERVICE GO BEHIND302 words
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Advertisement136 1969-06-25 14 Only six-cylinder, six-seater Falcon gives you so much car for just $9,300* on the road Falcon's a whole lot of car. The car that proved its superiority in the roughest, toughest rally ever the London-Sydney Marathon. It's worth remembering. Under all that glamour and luxury, the Falcon you can buy136 words
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Advertisement920 1969-06-25 15 TO LIVIRPOOL AHD OtHtR u> CONIIHENIAL PORTS TALTHYIIUS ckiVw" 1 j IS*' PROTESILAUS j' jJ'J «/21 111, 22 I Kheus in !1 Si, SSffl .n» Sept 1 sept s Sept Ml sept i: FPOM U CONTINENTAL PORTS. HUEUS y Shim r. lean tan BET E a 3 |s Et£ g»Tl920 words
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Advertisement1279 1969-06-25 15 Scanservice V EXPRESS SAILINGS TO MEDITERRANEAN/ THE CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA P I lain -erunt vngaO'jie fORi SUDAN li Pirt IS Jim 27 2S Jim 21/ 1 v noa. A'werp, R'daa, H'lurf, Airhus, Malmo, Cnjgie, 6'burg. SUMBAWA Jaly 14,11 illy 17/11 Wy IBTti Casatlanca. Rottirdwa, H'burf, Gott'enburg, CopenflifM, Otle. CEYLON Illy 23/2? tety1,279 words
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Advertisement1225 1969-06-25 15 OPRESS StRVICE TO IQNDON. LIVERPOOL CONTINENTAL PORTS. RFNHATNA fw Hamtiuig An IS r»_l^JTV>»iaTl/\ Rotterdam An IB Snfioori f.S'M« Penani 5™ outh JaM 2S/2S JM 1 Jaly 2/ 1 Ant > For Liverpool An B BENEDIN Bremen An 21 Hamburf An H Singasi-t P Stan Penang M trough Sept 7 Jane1,225 words
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Advertisement1309 1969-06-25 15 t^^ WORLDWIDE CARRIERS LTD. For: Lot Angeles, New Orleans, Charleston, V_4 New York, New London. (also accepting cargo for other Gult and Atlantic ports, subject to inducement) Spore P. S'hom Pejnong KADMILOS l» Fort KUPRES 22/24 July 19/21 July 17/18 July ■1= CENTRAL TRUST 9/11 Aug 12/14 Aua 15/l*Au« Colling1,309 words
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Advertisement1095 1969-06-25 16 VI KAWASAKI KISEN KAISIIA LTD., W astern Aatt»mliai Blmtptri impma S«rvlo« Frtnuntlt Sinppor* YokUichi Nigoja V hima KoM T II HOT" MJatt I Jaty 14 Jaly It iHy II My West AtriiM Slng&por*/ Japan Sarvkca An|lsi Srnpt9ori Ni|oyl 1 niTa Koßi Rtrwif Mm" 24 31 Jlly II U Auf 211,095 words
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Advertisement977 1969-06-25 16 AUSTRALIA NEW lEALANO SERVICE INDIA. PAKISTAN. AM fAR EAST SEBVICIS ri: AUSTRALIA. NtW tEALANB !t: *«?s?* p^f*,.- .n,. A-*., rat, Lyn.. BBS-fIM "4 t* l3| Pintn, P.S.a™ SW """"s.^Ts BARPEIA 11/ 1 Aaf, 2/ 3 Auf 4/ I Aaf BARPETA* 5' I Jtly B/1B Jiff 11 Jtly CARPENTARIA 5 I977 words
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Advertisement770 1969-06-25 16 l\^T7 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. l%>_ (Ittßrpßratrt la tli lipaklic i< SitiaptrO B bj Id BiiMißf. triial FlMf, 2 SUfitii Waj Til: 953G33 bj UK-EUROPE SERVICE REGULAR MONTHLY SAILINGS m/v "NEPTUNE TOPAZ" Loading ETA HK. Sa.l.d LE HAVRE 27 July SPORE G. 33-34/25 Jun* LONDON 29 July PT. SHAM 26/28770 words
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Advertisement703 1969-06-25 16 SCINDIA Sr LINES w»v jtm I— PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE—* Penanf P. S'Mm JALAKANTA 27/JB J»M 21 21 lull M Jaae 2 Jaly SET ™E= »a Ba saa :a U.S. EAST CANADA/ GREAT LAKES SERVICE IaMBB] »ar: NIW YORK. MONTRIAL. TORONTO HAMILTON Ma^aC EXPRESS PASSFNGER LINE bipf.QO'i BallWi 'I-/' uv703 words
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Article484 1969-06-25 17 Average gross dividend yield 5 7 per cent (5.5 por cent). Average grow earnings yield 8.7 per cent 18.6 per cenw. •P. Price; •!>.?. Dividend Yield igroaa per cent); '^.Y. Earnltu« Virld icrma.; hmM Covered; F.I K. Trice earnings ratio Adjusted for subsequent new issue; »O. Adjusted484 words
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Article28 1969-06-25 17 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES June 24. RUBBER PRICE: 71J cents (down seveneighths of a cent). TIN PRICE: $618.62* (up $1,624). F.stitnated offering 280 tons (up 10 tons).28 words
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Article322 1969-06-25 17 MELBOURNE. Tuea. DRICES generally continued their downward drift on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today although there was evidence of support fcr market heavy weigh la Bargain hunters .wsned the price of Western Mining up 26 centa to $9.16; Hamersley rose 20 cenu to $11.30 and CRA322 words
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Article249 1969-06-25 17 |i 1.1 first grade nboer f.e.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. In Sinrapore and Knala Lumpur »e»t«rday at 71 1 rents per Ib. down seren-eighths of a cent on Monday* closing If veL The tone »a* qu:et after easier. K.A.S. and M.R.I, closing prices in249 words
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420 1969-06-25 17 Straits tin price is up by another 1. 62½ rjTHE price of Straits tin X in Penang yesterday rose by $1,624 to $618.62} on an offering estimated down 10 tons to 280 tons. Strong demand was reported locally from Europe and Japan. NEW YOBK: Gains of a half US cenU420 words
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Article101 1969-06-25 17 /'MINIII Praduaa litnangt, I" pare, nean alMlng >nui a«r »mw< yesterday. Cecenut all: Bulk »4-» aellen, drain SSI Ml.tn C*»ra: Mixed if.ob.) looee June. taU IK Com S3l B. Pe**er: Muntok white »l??i enters. Sarawak white SI2O erllera, apaelal Sarawak him k $00 •tilers. arbled I-amponc hiark $110101 words
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Article125 1969-06-25 17 TNI Aiiaiiatian at Banht in Malaytia-tingaMr* madt th«M ehancra In Ita ratra to mrrrhanta vinTdar ltd* following ratet in quo'rd to tl>* aqtilTalrat of on* unit of forum currency). U.S. Dallart: Buying TT S3 0375. airmail Ol SS.MM: N d il «V.*S7S ■rain MUa, IS.MM trad* bills: Sailing125 words
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Article547 1969-06-25 17 r>ID ANO OTFIR PRICIS OFFI CIALLV LISTID AT TNI CLOtt OF BUSINESS IN THI lINSAPORE ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK IXCHANGE YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIAL* I. tCMA 1.90 UN 8«n Co 1.88 2.00 Bornro Btrtaad 1.71 cd ttouitead J.OS sd 3UMI riy»?od 2.44 2.30 cDI 3.547 words
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Article330 1969-06-25 17 MOVEMENTS OF SHARE PRICES BASED ON A COMPARISON OF LAIT SALES IN TNE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINO ROOMS OF THE STCCK EXCHANGE VIS' TEROAV WIRE INDUSTRIALS: AOMA (+4 e*ntm, ■tn a c*. (unch.i, •rrw* Batriad <unch.). Cam* (-.4 cm!*,, c. fugiti (unca>. c.c.M. s nata), c.330 words
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Article1387 1969-06-25 17 BDSINBSI IN \MI K»I'(»K1II) TO THK SINOU'OKr \M> KLAI. lIMI'IR TBAOING ROOMS OK THK s I/in K l\ CHANGE YKSTKKIIAV WITH THK M'MBLK OK SII\Kl» IKAUII) SHOWN IN BRU'KCTS IN LOTS OK 1.000. UNLESS OTHK.RWISK srillHUl INDISTRIALS: AC MA (1) 11.90, Ui tl.fi: Brn and Co. (2) 51.90.1,387 words
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Article36 1969-06-25 17 STOCKS INDICES June 2] June 24 Industrials: 147.86 141.51 1 Huu-lv 81.13 81.27 Prop*rtle»: 13.V08 135.64 tTim: sr.SH 82.5S t$ rulibrrs: 109.42 109.42 D«C. SO. 1»6« It*. 1 Dec. 31, 1968 IM. tDec. 29. 1962 1«.36 words
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937 1969-06-25 17 tXDR the first time for about a week yesterday prices on the Stock Exchange staged something of a moderate rally. After opening easier, short-covering made Its appearance and some counters improved In price. However, not In all cases did the rallies offset the losses earlier937 words
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Article115 1969-06-25 17 TUNS were quiet with a slightly firmer undertone In London on Monday and Issues tro show gains of around threepence Included Pahang. Southern Kima and PetalinK Rubber* were also qule* and showed little change. Guthrlp however roi* threepence to 28s 9d. DOW JONES: 801 IS (week ago115 words
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Article176 1969-06-25 17 'PMI PORT OF lINGAPORI AUTN*. RITV ANNOUNCID THI FOLLOWING BERTHING ARRANGEMENT* FOR JUNK 2*. OUT: Rroholm i/t, Airanlut */9. Uenan mII ToranH 1 N»lal .11 8», .-.epluni- Toi'm 33 .14. Fernsate 40 41. SHr Aldebaran 42,4*. and Bru*s H w I a IM:Br«i.«u% 1 4. Mint Marrak176 words
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Article20 1969-06-25 17 In London on Monday Malayan 5 per cent c.l.f. UK. July/August In bulk was unchanged at £68 sellers.20 words
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Article42 1969-06-25 17 ON tht frt» •■•tMni* mirk it 'n Horn Ko t rwurday tt»« OS. Of liar mat quoUd at f.M for T.T. an>l li o*so for M*ft. •tiriing wai iawm at 14 58 a*4 mm un tf a«M «c MkMn.42 words
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Advertisement399 1969-06-25 17 FOR SALE CAHGO SHIP ABOUT 74(0 TONS DEADWEIGHT ON ABOUT Mill 11 Built Sweden U/IMI to Lloyds 100 A.I 5.5.5/IM6. One Deck Opeo Shriterderk «ith Intermediate Twrrndecas forward and aft under Raiard ShrlUrderk. S Hold* 'llatrhna. About 517.i71 475.*5S r.ft. Derricks 1 IHBh 4 71 U.. 10 Sis.. 2 J399 words
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Advertisement746 1969-06-25 18 in hiat Apply personally from :i m. SALESGIRLS for h«.ii«f n nou.e .nltsiv to»e r > .nt typ* ofl M 1 pper goon Road 3rd milestone. H pore. CET YOUR COMMIRCIAL AtADa MIC Ita.r nn Horn Kaja a Coueg* to I reiominenrl .•,<m |aßa Ketalia DOre. BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY clerk*746 words
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Advertisement1079 1969-06-25 18 ACCOUNTS CLERK ban ,int« I'ieik Mimmu m 1 aatl t Interim 1 ..'c L.C.G A.io.innnK 01 salary desired to Box i WANTED FIELD OFFICERS to 1 woik lor an insuranie orgamsatiui the state of .Nrisn Semhilan. only N.B. residents n.ed appiv. stating quallfica- I ■.eiessary training will be to selected1,079 words
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Advertisement1030 1969-06-25 18 FULLY FURNISHED ..-nedroom lungalon one airconditioned Oei Mint Ham Park available from Ist Ms*M for two months. R/nt II IMHI. •hone (aTpaM) 3:u>54 Mr. Terrier. ACCOMMOPATION WANTED RS.ADDILL ROAD hi, use outhouse or 1 1.1 4. -.'.1 J BEDROOM hiin..ni<l h m ci in port 1 .i<l Ml Kat tI«M1,030 words
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Advertisement781 1969-06-25 18 EIUCATION JULY NEW CLASSES: Bonhkerp r l>J«^ritir.. .\e« Krid«!t Kmu |.i.i. I, tMORTHANU TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPINC PUB* inn July. I aataat): K.ijt s uiei SHORTHAND SPBEO CLASSES: Bab fiiitriii r.iMd si«i. |4tfMß>. CITY A GUILDS COURSES atartmgl lul) EMCtrtßßl Knslneenng Beginners BuiMara uiiarii i>< r*r« I, 11. Kegal 1. BOOKKEEPERS BEGINNERS781 words
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Advertisement742 1969-06-25 18 FURNITURE LANE FURNITURE specially tor nui'i" and noir., I.i Am w Cavenags Ho-.d tl poi<ADRIAN'S I-iii Caat Kti'nltur* Of distinction. 4..% River Valley Road. PETS FOR SALE ONE MONGREL *****. Kif.-n montnj. excellent, playful, brave at k-uaid dut). 37s Orchard Koad. Spore. Iv/RADJO SALES t IERYICE REPAIR ON THE SPOT,742 words
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Advertisement943 1969-06-25 18 FOND FALCON liM. Insured Jun* TO. T«im! D»r Aircoadittoned. Sv.. driven. $3.500 Hutsoo. R««ent Estate, Batani; Malaka '-'IT. HA KtS NOVIMIIM MCI tPORTt Kirr-mhrel* also li^« 9W 1 v Poth I c.vn.t j,. Ansuliia Park. T*l: I porr. VOLKIWACON KOMBI VAN room cori'l M.mmi Ai<n> I 1 <■>. Box »4.943 words
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Advertisement574 1969-06-25 18 WHEUE Tl STH g'fUP NEW COUNTRY MOTEL Olay M plusant. yu.ft aurround'ng* at moderate cn*!»et 1. Bartiey Koad. Spore *****. CITY CUEST HOUHE D smitle roorna M convenitncc 1 LOnomiral. Terma D«*."ount for Monthly 1 elephona WIS» 4W tstcven* Road (Sporo. HICN CLASS Aiartmtnta di v-inootnir Kouurmal Smgapor* Mia and574 words
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Advertisement624 1969-06-25 19 BANK OFFICERS £S progrTmrS. 611 VaCaDCieS Cfeated by its cx P an exDeripSS^'^JL^^ at lpaBt 5 y ears> banking i 3? ThP sh ul 2 not more tnan 30 y ea of ShcanJs sh^ii h mal c^ ucational qualifications of apSrofrwon n i a Overseas Scho °l Certificate but SiDloma624 words
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Advertisement1522 1969-06-25 19 I Wanted for teaching and Educational Administration a suitably qualified person, preferably one with a professional qualification in Accountancy, Business Administration, Secretaryship or Law or an appropriate university honours or higher degree. This appointment open to residents in Singapore/Malaysia carries a four figure salary with other fringe benefits. Reply in1,522 words
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Advertisement766 1969-06-25 19 NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OP SINGAPORE Suit No. 715 of 1969. BETWEEN OUOH SINO LEONG Plaintiff AND JOSEPH B. KENNEDY Defendant To: Joseph B. Kennedy, of No. 35. Klngsmead Road. Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you ln the High Court ln766 words
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Advertisement282 1969-06-25 19 NOTICE While ever; endeavour U made to publish advertisement* on tht dates requested It Is not always possible to adhere to specified dates of Insertion due to pressure ol space. The publishers therefore reserve the light to arrange alternative dates for Insertion without reference. All cop; is subject to approval282 words
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Advertisement131 1969-06-25 19 LEMBAGA KEMAJCAK TANAH PERSEKI'TUAN KENYATAAN' TAWARAN BK. NO. 35/69 Tender For The Design, Fabrication, Erection and Completion of proposed FLDA's Godown at Jalan Makt.ih, Kuala Lumpur Tenders are invited from experienced Contractors for tho design, fabrication, erection and Completion of on« unit ol proposed Godown for the FEDERAL LaND DEVELOPMENT131 words
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Article247 1969-06-25 20 1 ONDON, Tues. Rain saved the West Indian cricketers from almost certain defeat by Surrey at the Oval yesterday. Their match was abandoned as a draw in mid-afternoon when persistent drizzle foiled Surrey's efforts to be the second county to beat the tourists. The WestReuter - 247 words
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Article, Illustration453 1969-06-25 20 NEW YORK. Tv«» JOK Frazier methodically pounded challenger Jerry Quarry's face into bloody pulp here last night to retain his world heavyweight boxing title after seven rounds. Acting on doctor's orders, the referee ruled a technical knockout and refused to let Quarry continue the453 words
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123 1969-06-25 20 £150,000 Clarke on transfer market LONDON. Tuiv. Allan must fxpanaivt looiballer at *'150.000, h.^ m.idr available tor transfer by relegated Leicester City yesterday. Leicester can expect to make a proni as 22-year-old Clarke has enhanced hia reputation and his value with a notable appearance (or England on their recent South123 words
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Article50 1969-06-25 20 ("JLASGOW, Tue*. Top Scottish soccer club Ranters will install a powerful claxon horn at their ground to drown the obscene song* of supporter*. This was decided after a meeting with city magistrates, who wer» disturbed about the violence and coarseness of tha club'i fanatical supporters.50 words
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Advertisement636 1969-06-25 20 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaßßßaaawaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaß 881 TECHNICAL CAREERS IN THE SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES \ppiir>atloti.s are Invited from suitable candidates 'MAfc* nnd PVmatot wtio arr interested in being trained '-h.nical vocations In particular electronics and other rstoted aircraft trades m trie Singapore armed force*. anator Cambridge Ortrflcafew nr Oort. See. 4 or Vi.CE. preferably wKh636 words
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Advertisement738 1969-06-25 20 UMENTEUAN PKJCTAHANAN MALAYSIA PKMBnUTAHU TENDER T9Ddnr7 ada-Uh di-jemput oleh Kementerian Pertaharmn bapi perkara2 yang berikut: Tender No. Perkara KP BEX 174 Pembekalan Baked Beans' KP BEX 175 Pembersthan Tong Sampah di Kern Kuantan. KP BEX 176 Pembrrsihan Ton* Sampah Dl Kem2 Setapak Batu Caves Batu Gensen. KP BEX 177 Pemberslhan738 words
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Advertisement711 1969-06-25 20 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE TENDERS iihTKiiiii DErAßTßtnrr (a) Installation of High mud /or Low Tension Cables. Tender Deposit $500/-. CVm M 2.15 p.m. on 1.7.69. «bi Supply of 2.000 Ptoea* 81mmfrsut SwlWhai. TenO«r Deposit $250/- Clom *l 2.15 p.m. on 8.7.69 iiplv of 500 Plaeaa lit" Diameter Boiling HocPlaus. Tender711 words
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Article, Illustration59 1969-06-25 21 If AMUNDU. on the v outside, wins the Royal Hunt Cup at Ascot, thanks to the skilful riding of Lester Piggott in a tight finish with Lorenzaccio (Sandy Barclay), on the rails, and Private Side (R Still). The day before, following a Stewards' inquiry. Piggott was barred59 words
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536 1969-06-25 21 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By $HAW Stable's promising three-year-old Movie House IV showed good form in a gallop at Bukit Tim a h yesterday morning. Kept on the bit by jockey Johnny Nelson, Movie House ran 3f in 39 1/5 in yielding going. Movie House,536 words
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Article391 1969-06-25 21 'THE Stipendiary Steward's report on the Penang races over 'he weekend. VII Kl>\\— Kare I: lugiut Mn.m prt pped after .mping irround. f 3.' hiaramelU had to tie checked when crcwdai by l-^liw II and Koala Brar. J: IJawk.n-.. rider of l>«nnml. i iini. I're- < urns391 words
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416 1969-06-25 21 First round shock for S'pore state trainees ABDULLAH Rahman and Adam Karim, last year's runnersup. led the way into the second round of the men's doubles in the Singapore Junior Badminton championships at Guillemard Road. They proved too i-trong for Baharuddin Omar and Arlff Ayob In winning 15-3. 15-3 Koh416 words
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Article35 1969-06-25 21 PARIS. Tue* French owner Bernard Larouses Huron von the Steeplechase Grand Prix of Paris, regarded an Frances Orand National at Autcuil race course yesterday at o-l odd*. Rivoll was second and Ravageur third.35 words
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Article181 1969-06-25 21 hrn th V/ inn.., I^rtm^nih^?" 7 Bu£ Lnl A,, ramaniam 3 Yuii.f 11.6. 1 Padman^bHn J Krirtinan 3 J.ißana'.rian 24.5 (rec). 4<tm. 1 Padmanaban 2 Subramaniam 3. Odean 54.2 .rec; 800 m: 1 Odean 2 Subramamam 3 Devada» 2 6.9 <rrt> 1.500 m: 1 Odfan 2 Drvadass 3 Muthufamy181 words
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Article41 1969-06-25 21 I'll m CommerrUl League UPOfti: Y*mu.n* 26.4601. Pticr Stuyvesant .25.777), Dutch Bab '26 751.. Boac <23.199>. Tymin OP"« '23 173.. Royal Peralc Motor Club «22.616.. Capital M ,22.536). Gold Pl*h Kn,.iki ,io nai T««*k c"*. (21^86. *****)> T*^ Cemen. «1886.41 words
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Article106 1969-06-25 21 im.iimi iOLMIES rloec of play scores: At BrUtol. Glouct. 307-7 dec (R. Nlcholls 108 D. Shepherd 82. A. Ca&lell 5-57). Hampshire 131-7. At Liverpool. Lancas 171 Sussex 186. At Colw.vn Ba>, Leics 203 and 23-0 Glamorgan 225. There was no play In the following matches because of rain. At106 words
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Article16 1969-06-25 21 t M:RAX, HCBOOU O«*V final <T Anpon): Phooi Yong bt San Mm I 5-016 words
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Article114 1969-06-25 21 Gonzago goals oust Sikhs TWO second half goals by centre forward Hlggi Gonzago enabled Rangers to eliminate Sikhs from the Negtri Sembllan knockout hockey competition yesterday. The goals gave Rangers a 2-0 win and will put them in the final against Police on Monday. Rangers are now In line for114 words
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Article180 1969-06-25 21 ERNEST FRIDA - Waterpolo in Seap programme ERNEST FRIDA By yyATERPOLo and diving will be included in the programme for the fifth Seap Games at Rangoon in December, i This was stated In a letter from Burma's Organising Committee Chairman. Than-Wln. to the President of the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council. Inche Othman180 words
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Article34 1969-06-25 21 Singapore Amateur Sepaktakraw Association officials President Salim Hi Sulalman: vice-presidents Qham Suratman and Ismail Safuan. secretary Daud Sirun: treasurer Mutalib Yu.>.ofT. council members Nordin 1.-«ut Mag.ar Sennn. S«ni Kadir. Ahm<id Rahman. Mahmud A^.«n.-34 words
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145 1969-06-25 21 DALLAS, lurk. .ujurern {Little Moi I onnollv one •■I the world* great lennis iii*\rii —«v buried today urar her Ualla* ranch home. liiiMitdi4lcl\ alter the ceremony at HilhrrM Memorial lark. her 12-.vrar-oltl ajughter, Lindy, »el off to MMprtl in tin- I > national girls tennis145 words
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Article22 1969-06-25 21 Gurkha Transport entered the final of the Caldbeck Cup soccer championship *t Klu»t:e ye»tert!a\ by beating "5 Aircraft Squadron 2-1.22 words
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Article21 1969-06-25 21 PWD upwt TMS teachers by beating them 4-2 In the Kluang District hockey league. PWD led 2-0 at halfilme.21 words
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Article232 1969-06-25 21 M. RAHMAN - Perak's 'no' to Ho Ho Cup M. RAHMAN IVy r |'Hh Perak Uiinest t.A. have declined to organise the annual Ho Ho Cup interport in.*tch between Malaysian Chinese and Hong Kong Chinese at Ipob on July 19. Cheah Teik Cheang. Malaysian Chinese FA. secretary, said yesterday that PCFA have declined232 words
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Advertisement88 1969-06-25 21 INBOARD/OUTDRIVE MARINE ENGINES r\T IL Volvo Penta pioneered the T**** I inboard/outdrive marine engines. juk"^y N° matter what type of boat vi/ y° u choose from a small runabout to a workboat or pleasure craft there is a Volvo Penta unit to suit you. QUALITY AND SERVICE GO BEHIND THE88 words
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Advertisement143 1969-06-25 21 The U.S.A. We give it to you EHBL straight. 9PHHRPPH|^^PQf We take you straight across the Pacific by the shortest route. We're the straightest. We're the fastest. WKM/p^M/KB/Utr fTom Malaysia, there are frequent flights Ku^S |pV which connect at Hong Kong with our daily IHHBHHHHr nonstop to Tokyo. We're the143 words
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233 1969-06-25 22 US will not adopt isolation policy: Rostow HONG KONG, InThe United Stai will not adopt an isolationist policy and desert Asia, Prof. Walt Rostow, special assistant to former President Kennedy and President Johnson, said today. Addressing a luncheon of the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents' Club. Prof. Rostow expri optimism aboutReuter - 233 words
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Article69 1969-06-25 22 S.UtiON I ere? inaedowi. d imbodian border yesterday. K U. 8 r man said today that the -130 cargo plane came under tire as it wa.-, trying to land at Katum airp' Ninli Province. 71 miles north- Saigon. An army UH-1 Huey helicopter flew low69 words
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Article65 1969-06-25 22 SITUATION CONTINUES TO IMPROVE KLALa LUMPUR. Tues.The itiiormation Coordination today -aid the over-all situation in the country continued to Improve In som< areas llngi and iT.utu.. n still i among certain 'till!! The cvi morrow rein tin unchang The Malay km R.d i the tK-ns to unauthorised colleci It said65 words
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Obituary18 1969-06-25 22 KIIHAKKE KUTTIKKARA RAMAN NAIR, FbUM I of Mr 1' I: Cfterakui MR MM LSI hi. LOST UROV.18 words
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Article, Illustration53 1969-06-25 22 MRS. K'mald Shilling ol Bafcei Street London, wins the Royal AflCOl Fashion stakes with all the trumps -an 18-in squared dice hat and hearts, diamonds, clubs and spades on her white PVC raincoat. She was attending Gold Cup Day the traditional Ladies' Day— at theAP - 53 words
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Article22 1969-06-25 22 MNt; \HOKE rui Mr I .-IVK--■Alli 11. Corps P.'Mi parade P t-' nlt T«" Que*n»town. at 430 p.m. on Jul]22 words
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262 1969-06-25 22 Sanctions: Afro- Asian nations face defeat UNITED NATIONS. Tuesday 'POUGH Atro Asian proposals to settle the Rhodesia problem with more itanettons and trade Dans on South Africa and Portuguese Mozambique rl for defeat here today. Seeu iiocU vote on the dralt resolution expected to be taken last night was postponedReuter - 262 words
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Article71 1969-06-25 22 Worldwide mosque design contest U WVALPINUI. Tur.v LrauniK Miuii'u an all DMT UIP wcrld will lumpi'ti u> ile.M«n a huge miu-quf m 1 i.iniHbud Ihe proposed mosque, which KniK Fetal <if S;nidi Arabia tv pay lor during Ins capital in 1966. will hold ***** people m the mam hall. 40.000Reuter - 71 words
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Article368 1969-06-25 22 I ONDON. Tue., The market »aa \ery firm today. Chancellor Jenkins' .speech yesu which he outlined the Gmeinment's letter of tnae International Monetary Fund, prompted perdstent small buying in a thin market Towards the close, the Financial nex was 9.3 up at 397.9. Leading equities showed wide- ■uh368 words
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Article155 1969-06-25 22 Saboteurs blow up a pipeline TEL AVIV, Tues.— Saboteur today blew up an oil pipeline in Haifa, Israel's main |)ort, in the most darinp ad of sabotage inside Israel Since the l une war in 1967. A large part of the harbour district was evacuated as flames raced through the155 words
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139 1969-06-25 22 Sabah claim an issue in Philippines Senate fight MANILA. Tucs. The Sabah territorial dispute between the Philippines and Malaysia today becamt' a political issue in the ttght for seats in the Philippines Senate. ■SMMI Filipino L.iixmr leaders u*ued a .statement opposing the bid oi loinitr Senator Lorenro Sumulonn to u'uain139 words
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Article45 1969-06-25 22 LONDON lues Enelu>h Lc;«nue Cbunptuni I us L'nirii today sicnrcl .striker Allan C'l.irkr from rt-louiitfcl I I Cay (or a lee in o\i £150 000 Leicester rrmnHKfr Frank O'Farrell refused to disclose the amount but said it was a new British record.45 words
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Article38 1969-06-25 22 BELGRADE', Tues. Singapore s Foreign Minister. Mr. 8. Rajaratnam ere last I night on a four-day official visit ol Yusos^via at the Invitation of Mr Marko Tepavac. SUte I Secretary for Foreign ADalrt.— I Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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135 1969-06-25 22 Increase in Aussie, NZ forces not necessary: Sir Peter WELLINGTON. Tues. Australia and New Zealand would not need to increase their forces in Malaysia and Singapore following Britain's military withdrawal. Admiral Sir Peter HlllNorton C-ln-C of British forces in the Far East, said this here tonight. Speaklnß at a pre.siReuter - 135 words
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246 1969-06-25 22 Layer routs Italian in first match LONDCT Australia's K"<j Layer, the holciei No. 1 seed, opened his bid to be mci champion a by beating Italy's Nicola Pietrangell 6-1. 6-2. 6-2 in the opening match of this years Wimbledon lawn tennis championships here today. Although problems and concede double (au.ed246 words
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Advertisement103 1969-06-25 22 1 T In Paris, thp plfvim in a jfc young mans eye is often 11 White Label" ~l>4^' Crisp, clean and ve r /^/latmg. That's the taste ol $k BK^/^^V /U' "White Label". Ask anj r^\SHHi^, 1^ M Frenchman they go 'oi more and more people ire e. i er>day.103 words
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