Eastern Sun, 4 February 1968
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Title Section25 1968-02-04 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION ft Estd. 1966. Vol. 2 No. 548 Sunday, 4 February 1968. ft MC (P) 0050 Price 15 cents25 words
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274 1968-02-04 1 Very successful Viet offensive U.S. General SAIGON. Sat. (Reuter) The Operations Director of American Troops in Vietnam said here t«dav the Vietcong had surprised U.S. forces with their wave of attacks in cities and towns. "This has been a week of surprises." BrigadierGeneral John Chaisson told a Press Conference. ‘‘l274 words
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Article892 1968-02-04 1 Second wave of attacks possible-U.S. official Saigon* Sat. Reuter 6c UPI The communist offensive in Vietnam shows no signs yet of slackening. Early today, Government and U S. troops in Hue were fighting for their lives against a large fresh North Vietnamese force and battles still892 words
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158 1968-02-04 1 Hundreds of U.S. aircraft destroyed Vietcong BANGKOK. Sat. (Reuter) The Vietcong in their countrywide offensive in South Vietnam have destroyed hundreds of American aircraft and smashed military installations. the Liberation Press Agency reported today. The agency report broadcast by Radio Hanoi and monitored here, said that in Vinh Long the158 words
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Article61 1968-02-04 1 Bombs blast Saigon SAIGON, Sat. (Reuter) Bombs and shells biasted the outskirts of Saigon today as American and South Vietnamese troops tried to cut off any Vietcong withdrawal from the battered capital. In the far north of the country, heavy battles continued in the University City of Hue61 words
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Article118 1968-02-04 1 SAIGON. Sat. (UPI) A high ranking American Official said today that Hanoi apparently had the feeling that people in the cities would rise up and support the Communists. “If this has been the main theory I think it is obvious that effort has failed,” he said and118 words
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Article53 1968-02-04 1 JAKARTA. Sat. (Reuter) Indonesia'* Acting President. General Suharto plans to leave Jakarta on a foreign tour on March 28. Foreign Minister Adam Malik said today. He did not say which capitals Gen. Suharto would visit, but these are expected to include Tokyo. Paris. Amsterdam.53 words
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Article, Illustration384 1968-02-04 1 WASHINGTON, Sat. (Reuter). President Johnson, his top military advisers end millions of ordinary Americans waited today for the start of the biggest and possibly most decisive battle of the Vietnam war. The scene Is Khe Sanh, key town near the demilitarised zone where besieged— UPI radio-; photo. - 384 words
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117 1968-02-04 1 9 cities in Viet control Pravda MOSCOW. Sat (Reuter) The Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda said today the Vietcong was in complete control of nine South Vietnamese cities by yesterday and a political body had been set up to run Vletcong-occu-pied territory. The body Is headed by Dr. Le Van117 words
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Article64 1968-02-04 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. (Reuter) The U.S. Public Health Service reports a 'fairly steady increase” in cigarette smoking by American school girls, but only a slight increase among boys. It said yesterday that the reason for this trend was a social one the girls were catching up with the boys64 words
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Article36 1968-02-04 1 BOMBAY. Sat. (Reuter)— An Air India Boeing Jet collided with two rows today while taking off for New York, an airline spokesman said here. None of th»> 65 passenger* aboard was injured.36 words
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45 1968-02-04 1 JAKARTA. Sat. (Reuter)] Indonesia’s Foreign Minister Mr. Adam Malik said today that Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman would visit Jakarta for four or five days in early March. He was speaking to reporters after a Cabinet meeting here.45 words
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NEWS
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306 1968-02-04 2 Seoul (UPI and Reuter)—The United Nations Military Command met yesterday with the North Korea Communists at Panmunjom in an attempt to obtain the release of the captured U.S. Intelligence ship Pueblo and its 83-man crew. A U S Military spokesman confirmed that U.S.306 words
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215 1968-02-04 2 TOKYO. Sat. (Reuter) 1 Japanese news agency las reported a sharp injrease in the number of U S soldiers wounded in South Vietnam being flown to the Tokyo area for treatment. A U.S. Military spokesman here declined to confirm or deny the215 words
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115 1968-02-04 2 TOKYO. Sat (UPI) Worth Korea today broadcast a long spy confession which the Communist said was made by a Russian speaking officer aboard the captured intelligence ship, the USS Pueblo. The statement was made by Lieutenant Stephen Robert Harris, according to a broadcast115 words
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Article78 1968-02-04 2 MELROSE. Massachusetts, Sat. (UPI) Tne mother of an intelligence officer aboard the U.S Pueblo say* she is uncertain it was her son who apologised for the presence of the spy ship in North Korean waters. Mrs. Stephen R Harris is the mother of Lt. Stephen Harris, whom78 words
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53 1968-02-04 2 HONG KONG Sat )Reuter) Chinese Premier Mr. Chou En Lai has urged the Vietcong to inflict "thorough defeat" on American troops until final victory, the New China news agency reported yesterday At the same time, the Premier reiterated China's “powerful backing” for the Vietcong in53 words
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Article77 1968-02-04 2 SEOUL. Sat. (UPI) The United Nations Command today reported four gun fights along the western sector of the Korean Truce Front on Friday night. Command spokesman said tn one of the incidents three to four North Korean invaders threw a number of handgrenades at a77 words
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Article85 1968-02-04 2 ROME. Sat. (UPI> Italian book publisher Mr. Arnoldo Mondadori gaid yesterday h« had acquired world rights to the autobiography being written by Dr Christian Barnard, the South African heart transplant surgeon Mr Mondadori. who«e publishing house is in Milan. said he already had begun negotiating the sale of85 words
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Article32 1968-02-04 2 TAIPEI. Sat. (UPl>—China Airlines has cancelled indefinitely its scheduled flights to Saigon, a spokesman said today China Airlines has two flights to the South Vietmese capital each week.32 words
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Article36 1968-02-04 2 WASHINGTON. Sat. (Reuter) The Soviet Union has protested to the United States over the collision between an American destroyer and a Russian merchant ship on Wednesday off South Korea. U.S. officials said here today.36 words
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Article35 1968-02-04 2 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) Britain's House of Commons last night voted 69-17 in favour of a national lottery. On the lines of the worldfamous Irish sweepstake, to aid Medical Research and Social Welfare schemes35 words
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Article36 1968-02-04 2 CAIRO. Sat. (Reuter) The authoritative Cairo newspaper A1 Ahram said today the United Arab Republic would support any steps taken by Saudi Arabia to preserve the independence and Arabism of Persian Gulf emigrates.36 words
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100 1968-02-04 2 HANOVER WEST GERMANY. Sat (Reuter) Some 6.000 Germans will live like Spartans for the next 10 years to discover whether this is the key to long life. Another 6.000 promise to continue smoking, eating and drinking a lot and taking very little100 words
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Article42 1968-02-04 2 NEW YORK Sat (UPI)— Vietcong terrorists killed five American missionaries and kidnapped a sixth in an attacg this week on Ban Me Thuot in the central highlands of Vietnam, the Christian and Missionary Alliance said yesterday In New York42 words
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281 1968-02-04 2 BIRMINGHAM. England. Sat. (Reuter) Foreign Secretary Mr. George Brown tonight appealed to the Soviet Foreign Minister, as Geneva conference cochairman. to join him immediately in calling for an end to Vietnam fighting Mr Brown, in a speech prepared for delivery here, said his281 words
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136 1968-02-04 2 PARIS. Sat. (Reuter) Dr. Christian Barnard. South Africa heart transplant surgeon. said here tonight that a child's heart could be transplanted into another child. Transplant experiments on animals had shown that the heart weuld grow as the recipient grew physically, the doctor told a press136 words
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Article87 1968-02-04 2 SAIGON. Sat < Reuter) Government trucks rolled through the chillingly quiet streets of Saigon today. taking food to the Capital s hungry people, most of whom have not been able to buy anything for five days The trucks were carrying rice, bread, salt. chicken and pork87 words
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426 1968-02-04 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The government has not been able to overcome the numerous problems Involving efficiency in ministries, departments and statutory bodies because they do not have the staff or the specialist capabilities. This was stated here today by the Chief Secretary to426 words
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Advertisement148 1968-02-04 2 ISatMs i 5* Now you can enjoy wonderful color movies on your screen in a much shorter time. Your movie film won't have to be sent to a distant laboratory and back again. Instead, it will get dependable, high quality processing in SINGAPORE. The secret of the shortcut is the148 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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268 1968-02-04 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce today announced its full support for the establishment of the National Defence Fund. This was contained In a statement issued after the Chambers Executive Committee meeting yesterday. The Chamber has also set up268 words
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Article227 1968-02-04 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The New Zealand's National Day —"Waitangi Day" will be officially celebrated in Singapore this year on the evening of Monday, Feb. 5 instead of Feb. 6 A spokesman from the High Commission here said that this was to allow the Maori Concert227 words
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143 1968-02-04 3 SINGAPORE. Sat—Every well-trained and disciplined youth is an asset to the Republic, which, in addition to other pressing problems, presently faces the urgent task of having to build up a sound defence capability by 1971 in view of The accelerated British pull-out. The Parliamentary143 words
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Article74 1968-02-04 3 PENANG. Sat The State Chinese Association will be holding a Chinese New Year get-together dinner at the Mandarin Restaurant here at 7.30 pm. on Feb. 10 M em b e r s who are Interested, are asked to contact the Hon. secretary, Mr Richard SG. Chua. who will74 words
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Article, Illustration213 1968-02-04 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The public will he able to see a historical pageant called “Madam Peranakan” to be staged at Victoria Theatre on Feb. 19. -I The show is produced by Mrs- Lee Chi n Koon and directed by Mrs. Seow Peck Leng. All proceeds of213 words
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107 1968-02-04 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Yugoslav Grand Master of Chess. Mr. Svetozar Gligonc will be coming to Singapore next week to give a “simultaneous exhibition match” and a public lecture on chess. The Grand Master, who recently tied with the Philippine representative in the MERALCO Open107 words
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Article157 1968-02-04 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will open the Third Conference of the South-east Asian Ministers of Educational Council at the Singapore Conference Hall on Tuesday. Altogether Ministers of Education from seven Southeast Asian countries and a large number of consultants.157 words
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122 1968-02-04 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society will give a special preview of the Egyptian's colour production of "Hijara-Tul-Rasul” at Galaxy Cinema on Feb. 10 at 10 a m. The film, which is a religious epic of the migration of the Holy Prophet Muhammed122 words
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Article91 1968-02-04 3 SINGAPORE Sat. The Royal Consulate General of Saudi Arabia In Singapore today Issued a statement from Its Foreign Ministry in Jeddah denying a Reuter's report In Cairo that the Saudi Armed Forces supported with tanks and heavy artillery entered the Yemen territory in the direction of Haradh91 words
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Article, Illustration108 1968-02-04 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Australian External Affairs Minister, Mr. Paul Hasluck, currently visiting Singapore today began his "exploratory talks" with the Republic's leaders. This morning he called on the Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, and was with the latter for about an hour. Mr. Hasluck told newsmen— Eastern Sun photo. - 108 words
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Article, Illustration47 1968-02-04 4 VIR India's Boeing 70* inaugural flight from Bombay touched down at Subang Airport on Friday night. On board were 45 V I P.'s. Members of the In d i a n Parliament (above) who were on board pictured at Subang Airport.47 words
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154 1968-02-04 4 SINGAPORE Sat. Twenty-eight members of the Singapore Clock and Watch Trade Association will attend courses organised by the Swiss Watch Industry Technical Centre In Southeast Asia, next week. The Director of the Technical Centre, Mr F. Lakner. was In Singapore earlier this week154 words
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Article97 1968-02-04 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Llm Kah Kiang. 16. d ed at the General Hispi.al yesterday after she wag involved in a road accident on Jan. 30. The deceased was travelling in a van which collided with an oncoming car at Ylo Chu Kang Road. Llm. of Jalan Bahagla.97 words
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Article49 1968-02-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Mr. N. Krishnan Kutty has been re-elected president of the Central Kedah Hindu Youth Organisation for the sixth successive year. Other officials: Vice president, Mr. V. Thambusamy, hon secretary. Mr. R. Chandrashekaran. hon asst, secretary. Mr. C. S. Navalinfam and hon. treasurer, Mr. Diliiappen.49 words
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251 1968-02-04 4 INDONESIA TO TRAIN MALAYSIAN SAILORS DJELANI PENANG, Sat Rear Admiral K. Djelanl, the leader of a delegation of 50 members of the Staff School Command of the Navy of the Republic of Indonesia, said here today that every country has to defend Itself without interference or influence bv foreign countries.251 words
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Article64 1968-02-04 4 KAMPAR. Sat. A couple on the way home from a show here was robbed of $l4 cash and a $3O wristwatch by two men. armed with daggers, last night at about 11.30 pm. Mak Shing Shoon. 18. a fishmonger, and his girl friend. Ah Kiew,64 words
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Article38 1968-02-04 4 IPOH. Sat. The Public Works Department workshop in Lahat Lane here was broken into last night, and engineering equipment, costing $259 stolen. The storekeeper. Mr. F.GFolwer. discovered the loss when he reported for work today.38 words
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118 1968-02-04 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Le# Ah Ben*. 19. was today sentenced to five months’jail by the President of the Sessions Court. Enche Yusof bin Mohamed. for having in possession of hand-written, an-ti-government pamphlets. On another charge. Lee was fined $150 or one month’s jail for118 words
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136 1968-02-04 4 IPOH. Sat. Solidarity Week in Perak will be declared open by the Sultan of Perak Tuanku Idris Shah, with a mass rally of school children and members of the public at the Municipal padang here at 4.30 pm on Feb. 8 The Sultan136 words
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416 1968-02-04 4 rDH, Sat. A ten-man committee on land development in Perak has been formulated to study the Government's envisaged plans in opening up 82,000 acres of jungle land in Hutan Melintang, Lower Perak, for the cultivation of palm oil. ThiS was416 words
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Article274 1968-02-04 4 IPOH. Sat. The Mentri Besar. Date Ahmad bin Said, will fly to Mecca on his pilgrimage during his onemonth visit to tne Middle East next month He will leave here on Feb. 27 for Kuala Lumpur, where he will take off the next day f274 words
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Article67 1968-02-04 4 KAMPAR. Bat. a labourer. Wong Sang. 34. of Mambang di-Awan New Village, died at the hospital here last night as a result of a fall from a ladder He la stated to have died from loss of blood from a deep cut In his armpit, which he sustained67 words
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127 1968-02-04 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Teachers- Training College will conduct an abbreviated course of lectures for all teachers of Government and Government-aided schools as a preclude to the "Special In-Service Course on Political Studies”, commencing from Feb 7. This two-month abbreviated course will be held dally127 words
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148 1968-02-04 4 IPOH. Sat. Three highway robbers, two armed wi h pisfols. failed in their bid to hold up a fruit wholesaler, Teng Kee Lam. in the outskirts of the town here today. A police spokesman said today that Teng had in his possesaion $lO,OOO cash148 words
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Article, Illustration98 1968-02-04 4 The presentation of the cheques by the donors waa held at the Minister’* office in Kuala Lumpur. The Chemical Company of Malaysia Ltd. donated $75,000 for the Tunku Abdul Rahman Foundation Fund, the Lee Foundation $2298 words
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Article, Illustration42 1968-02-04 5 SINGAPORE, Sot. The new British High Commissioner in Singapore, Mr. J. de La More, is seen presenting his credentials to the President of the Republic of Singapore, Enche Yusof bin Ishak, at the Istana Negara here this morning.42 words
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Article, Illustration357 1968-02-04 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, Enche Othman Wok, has called on the people of Singapore to be thrifty and to contribute w!iat they could to the National Defence Fund, was speaking at the Chinese New Year celebrations organised bv— EASTERN SUN Picture. - 357 words
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Article85 1968-02-04 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Puollc Utilities Board todav announced that there will be no water or poor pressure in the following arras on Monday from 9 a m. to 6 p.m. Houses number 1 to 59 ol Blair Road and Houses n imber 9. 11. 13. 25 34 ol85 words
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Article62 1968-02-04 5 SINGAPORE. Sat The 3 :3 d of Urban Renewal, I us rv of Law and National Development. Mr. Alan F C. C'oe, will speak on "3 he V ban Renewal and Prospects for Private Development” at the Lions Club of Singapore luncheon meeting on Wednesday.62 words
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528 1968-02-04 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. Police are working round-the-clock to investigate the two "fatal stabbing cases" and three suspected "suicides" which occurred during the past 24 hours in the Republic. Disclosing this today, the acting Police Secretary Mr Lionel Chee, said that in one of528 words
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170 1968-02-04 5 SINGAPORE. Sat —The staff of the Peoples Association has contributed $10.04)0 to the National Defence Fund. In making this announcement today, the P A.’s Director. Mr. Sim Boon Peng, said the contribution was “a token of our Datnotism and our duty as citizens.”170 words
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137 1968-02-04 5 SINGAPORE, Sat.—Three public lectures will be delivered by two visiting Australian doctors at lecture theatres in the General Hospital on Feb. 5 and 7. Dr HA. Luke will lecture on radiological aspects of cerebrovascular insufficiency at the Orthopaedic Lecture Theatre on Feb. 3 at137 words
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Article55 1968-02-04 5 5 pm 6 p.m. Band performance bv Police Band at Macßitchle Reservoir Park. 5 pm 6 pm Band performance bv the Singapore Infantry Regiment at NVF Blakang Mati. 530 p.m. 6.30 pm. Band performance by Mnntfort Secondary School Band at Elizabeth Walk 6 pm Singapore Festival 68 at55 words
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311 1968-02-04 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The immediate-past Chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association. Mr. L- S. Zampatti, has said that it was heartening to note that the first moves toward greater regional co-opera-tion among Asian and Pacific Basin countries had commenced. “While great problems confront efforts311 words
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Article47 1968-02-04 5 SINGAPORE. Sat—The Singapore Family Planning and Population Board will give two public lectures and demonstrations on' family planning at the Institute of Health. Outram Road on Monday at 5.30 pm. The lectures and demonstrations will be in English and Chinese. All are welcome.47 words
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Advertisement120 1968-02-04 3 I» v 5* K-r-.v y *wJM»agßas >1 If you’re wondering how we manage to cover that many mile? an hour, the answer is really very simple. We do it by going so many places. All at once. Just as we're about to take off in San Francisco, we're landing in120 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1503 1968-02-04 4 YOUR TV and Radio TODAY Bacnssa CHANNEL 5 KI7ALA LUMPUR and Pulau Pina nr; 6 Iprh and Johnre Bahru; Melaka; 3 A 10 4 Taiplng: 7 Batu Pahat: A Kluang. P.M. 3.00 Opening Annet. Prog Summary; 3.01 Learn Our National Language; 3.16 B:g Three Golf: 4 16 Zorro "Zorro Rides1,503 words
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Advertisement113 1968-02-04 5 IT'S THE SINGER ■v >u o >• NOT THE SONG Frankly, it's quite natural for all of us to hum the same jet tunes in praise of similar types of aircraft and the high standards we maintain. But singing the songs of service comes so naturally to us in Air-lndia.113 words
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440 1968-02-04 6 COLIN GIBSON - Hippiedom colonising the theatre film studios By COLIN GIBSON TJIPPIEDOM. the youth--11 ful phenomenon which swept across the United States at almost the speed of psychedelic light last summer is now colonising the theatre and film studios. Never have so much long hair and so many bare feet been seen440 words
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Article353 1968-02-04 6 Geoffrey Murray - By Geoffrey Murray through. out the world, often harassed by expense of their daughters' weddings, must envy an Indian religious sect which conducts marriage ceremonies, costing about one shilling and threepence sterling each. For this sum, a bridegroom of the Namdhari sect of the Sikhs353 words
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Miscellaneous577 1968-02-04 6 THE MAN FROM A 0 A A V.ir.C.L.E. IA'LR CHECKED THE VESSEL THERE'S A SHIR OUT THERE BUT IT'S BE/ONDTHE TIVELVE MILE LIMIT/ VE IT 15 LEATHER BINDING ...TORN FROM THE SMASHED BRIEFCASE' ILLVA. SOMEHOW. THE PROFESSORS PLANS HAVE GONE7OSEA! YOU SAW. MR. KURYAKIN/ IT IS BOUND FOR AUSTRALIA/ WE577 words
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Article, Illustration523 1968-02-04 7 4 CAMERA fan need never be at a loss for x a photo model if there is a pet animal in the house. Dogs make good subjects for photos but many camera enthusiasts feel that cats and especially kittens provide a variety of picturetaking523 words
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Miscellaneous336 1968-02-04 7 MtiJninOblZarbera's o HE WAS cVc£...THEM HE STARTED MIVING WITH HUMAM FOLKS...ACQUIRED A TASTE FOR THEIR WAy OF LIFE, AMD... A>/i4A(/.-BEFORE you KNOW IT, HE —BECAME THE WAY HE /S/ y HEY Sf/Uu;, ?00-DOo DiTiyDOM MAMA s HOW ASi WA WA THIWIC >OUR COME SAY THAT HE YOU zoo/e ISM LIKE336 words
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FOLLOW THE SUN A LIBERAL ARTS PAGE And the liberal soul shall be made fat
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Article, Illustration1410 1968-02-04 8 A SHORTISH man with a black b«ard and piercing blue eyes spent the last months of 1967 sitting in a warm, comfortable office in the West End of London preparing to make the longest and loneliest walk in the world. He is 33-year-old Wally1,410 words
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265 1968-02-04 8 At the Grenoble Skating Rink 6 February Opening Ceremony 18 February Closing Ceremony Speed Skating Grenoble (9-17 February): At the Speed Skating Rink: 9 February': 1.650 ft. women; 10 February 4.950 ft women; 11 February: 3.300 ft. women; 12 February: 9,900 ft. women; 14265 words
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Article313 1968-02-04 8 WASHINGTON. Sat (TFI) An Oregon pathologist and a California heart specialist testified that reducing pills containing the drug digitali* can kill you. Dr. Albert A Kattus. chief of cardiology for the University of California at Los Angeles, and Dr Russell C. Henry, Oregon's Chief State313 words
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Article, Illustration555 1968-02-04 8 JN 1968. as la previous years, the French Excavation Commission, dependent on the Cultural Relations Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, continued its work by supervising and subsidizing 28 missions which, according to information from Mr Andre Parrot, of the French Institute, are found555 words
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Article62 1968-02-04 8 BUENOS AIRES, Sat. (Reuter) A British wildlife expedition led by naturalist Peter Scott arrived here on its way to spend a month in Antarctica, on Wednesday. The 37 men and women, who are paying C1.5A0 sterling each for the holiday and research trip, left here yesterday to board62 words
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Article177 1968-02-04 8 THE PRESS ATHENS Sat. (UPI) The government says it will partially lift press censorship for 10 day* on a trial basis. Michael Sideratos, undersecretary to Premier George Papadopoulos, told editors and publishers of Athens daily newspapers and magazines the move did not mean restoration of article 14 of177 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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Article, Illustration89 1968-02-04 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Rank »rox Limited announce the appointment of Mr Henry Yen Loo Hoon to Marketing Planning Assistant whose chief responsibility will he to assist in all marketing planning operation* in Singapore and Malaysia. Mr Yeo has been with the Company since its inception in Singapore89 words
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82 1968-02-04 9 LONDON, Sat. (Reuter) Press magnate Lord Cowdray, who controls the T cancial Times and a chain of provincial newspapers, today made a 16.750.000 ster ng takeover bid for L igman’s. Britain’s biggest educational publishersLongman Directors said they were accepting the offer made by his flnar.nal82 words
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77 1968-02-04 9 STOCKHOLM. Sat Two $-=orption towers. each rr.re than 30 m long and weighing over 100 tons, and two columns, the longest measuring 47 m. have recently been shipped by the Swedish Uddenolm Company’s Degerfors division to ICI in Great Britain. The equipment will be77 words
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Article78 1968-02-04 9 STOCKHOLM. Sat. A ser.es of three attractively i .jstrated pocket books in English on city planning, tr.eatre. and the Lapps in Sweden has just been relca'ed by the Swedish Ins: ’ute, Stockholm. The serif- will later be published a o i n French and German. City Planning78 words
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343 1968-02-04 9 I ONDON, Sat. (UPI) The Stock Market strode up to a new all-time high this week under sustained buying from both the big institutions and the public In the face of the threat of a tough budget in midMarch. The heavy weight of money343 words
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Article61 1968-02-04 9 SINGAPORE Sat—Pretty Garuda air-ho*te»s Miss Irawati Siregar will attend the cocktail reception hosted by the Hong Kong Chapter, at the Grand Hotel. Taipeh on Feb. 13. Over six hundred delegates and guests have been invited. Miss Irawati Siregar will attend in response to the special committee61 words
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Article174 1968-02-04 9 NEW YORK Sat. <UPI>— The market turned lower yesterday In fairly active trading on the New York Stock Exchange. The list had a healthy tone for the early part of the session but then turned around. Analysts said a major factor was depressing news174 words
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Article95 1968-02-04 9 WASHINGTON. Sat. Reuter)—The World Bank and the International Finance Corporation are Joining with banks in the United States. Europe and Japan to provide $l2 million worth of capital for a private South Korean Development Finance Company. Together with about $lO 5 million from local Investors95 words
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Article50 1968-02-04 9 JAKARTA. Sat (UPI) The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation has formally approved Indonesia's membership In the plant protection plan for South-east Asia and the Pacific region. The regional organisation is aimed at fostering cooperation between member countries in pest prevention efforts The organisation now has 15 members.50 words
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291 1968-02-04 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Mr. Colin J. Bain and Mr Jerry H. Mcauliffe of Australian Lead and Zinc Development Associations. Melbourne. Victoria are at present visiting South East Asian countries to establish contact with lead and zinc consuming industries in the area. Their291 words
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253 1968-02-04 9 NEW YORK. Sat (UPI) Textile Industry protectionists continue to favour Import quotas over any im-port-tax. export-rebate programme that might be proposed by the White House this year. A House of Representatives informal textile delegation this week stepped up its drive for passage of253 words
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Article92 1968-02-04 9 LONDON, Sat. (Reuter) Stock Markets were firm today though closing off the best. Company outlooks and merger prospects continued the major firming factors, the modest rise in the UK January gold figures having little impact. Gains ranged from a few pence to ninepence or so. Tobaccos were92 words
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Article43 1968-02-04 9 WASHINGTON. Sat. (Reuter) No offers were received today to buy government stockpiled tin. General Services Administration said. No sales were made this week, GS A s' d. In the past eight weeks, the agency has sold 10 tons ot tin43 words
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Article512 1968-02-04 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. Business in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange today with the number of shares dealt in brackets. INDUSTRIALS Ben 6t Co $2 33 > 2.000 Boustead S'. 68 <1 000*; C Sugar S 2 27 -11.000 > $2 28512 words
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Article50 1968-02-04 9 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Rubber futures to points lower. Sales nil. March 68 17.20 May 17.45 17 80 July 17.55 17.90 Sept 17.55 17 90 Npv 17.90 18.30 Jan 17.90 18.30 Mar 17.90 18.30 The spot No. 1 RSS was quoted at 16-3/4 cents per pound, nominal.50 words
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Article15 1968-02-04 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. The tin price for today was $560, per picul, up $2.87J.15 words
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Article, Illustration97 1968-02-04 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat Mr. William Tan. Supervisor in the Marketing Department. left, and Mr. Lee Kwok Hoong, Assistant Chief Accountant, right, both of Caltex Oil Malaysia Limited take time out to view famous Manhattan skyline while attending Caltex Development Conference for Petroleum Managerial97 words
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79 1968-02-04 9 JAKARTA. Sat (UPI) Mr. Noboru Goto of the Tokyo Hilton, has started talk* with Indonesian officials on the possibility of operating international hotels here in ro-operation with th* Indonesian government. Mr Goto arrived here or. Thursday at the invitation of the Chairman79 words
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Article532 1968-02-04 9 MMj APOKfc—Stork txritance old and offer prices officially listed at the close of bta.1 news. INDUSTRIALS Ben dr Co 2.32 2 33 B«ii‘tead 1 .65 1 67 < Sugar 2 26 2.28 < henncal C« 1.33 1.54 1 old storage 402 Dunlop 2 46 2 47 1 'ini'lllng532 words
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Article52 1968-02-04 9 {Managers’ Prices) First Malayan XD 2 36 Second Malayan XD 1 69 Third M a la a n 1.10 The Commerce Industry 91 1.00 The savin: Industry 94 1 03 Hrst llnncknn* .60 .85* Second Hongkong .55 -■.9* Malayan Investment Hind 100 1.10 Sterling Commodity 4,2 4/9 Hon*52 words
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Article104 1968-02-04 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Tha noun price* at the Singapore Chinese Produce exchange today are > Buyer Sell** Coconut Oil (FOB) Bulk Coconut Oil 81 00 (F.O.B.) Drum* Loose Copra Mixed 83.50 Jan/Feb 58.50 Muntok White Pepper iF.O.B.) #6% N.L.W Sarawak White Pepper (F.O.B.) u: so 06* N.L.W. Sarawak Special Black104 words
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Article37 1968-02-04 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Association of Banks in Malaysia today made the following changes in its rate? to merchants: Selling T.T./O D. ready were; Deutsche Marks 1305/8: Holland Guilders 1173/4 French Francs 160-5/8; Swedish Kroner 168-1/4.37 words
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Article179 1968-02-04 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The following ships are expected to be in port today:Gndowns Vessels 1/2 President Adams 3/4 Benledi 5 Philippine Sampaguita 6/7 Ellen Bakke 8 9 Kame Maru No. 8 10/11 Nagasaki 13/14 Madison Lloyd 15/16 Ben valla 18 Machaon 21/22 Sletter 25/26 Kimams 27/28 Slosei Maru179 words
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Advertisement733 1968-02-04 9 AIR MOVEMENTS—S'PORE, LUMPUR] ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE MSA 151 10.55 am. from Kuching MSA 005 10.55 am. from Penang ipoh K L/Malacca MSA 04.1 1.50 p m. from Kota Bahru K.L. 51S\ .509 2.25 pm. from Bangkok MSI 001 3 35 pm. from Penang Ipoh k l.. MSI B35 4 20733 words
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Article124 1968-02-04 10 *3. Teach me. O LORD, the way of thy statute*: mad I shall keep It unto the end. 34. Give me understanding, and I shall keep thy law; yea, I shall observe it with my whole heart. 35 Make me to go in the path of124 words
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Article, Illustration143 1968-02-04 10 SINGAPORE, Sat. Dr. Bob Jones Jr., president of ‘‘the World's Most Unusual University” in Greenville. South Carolina, U.S.A. (enrolment 3.800) is paying a brief call here on his tray to a pastors' conference in Kerala. India. Dr. Jones has a special message143 words
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Article, Illustration51 1968-02-04 10 9 million Gospel messages in the form of tract have been distributed throughout Thailand's 71 provinces by National Workers and Thai Christians. Each Gospel message had a reply slip included with it so that the seeking person could respond and receive help. Evidence, Jan51 words
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198 1968-02-04 10 Tonight last night of the 'Musical Crusade' SINGAPORE. Sat. The Musical Crusade" started off with a new full house at the Sinrapore Conference Hall (N’TTC), Shento n Way here last Thursday. The audience was given a musical treat which they would probably never forget —by Rev Eddie Wilson and Evangelist198 words
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Article204 1968-02-04 10 HERE are the Bible answers to some of our readers’ questions. Send In your problems to “The Christian Answers”. 23-B Cantonment Road. Singapore or 39 Jalan Sultan. K. Lumpur and have them answered. Bona fide questions mar he on any subject. Q Do Christians believe in dreams?204 words
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Article184 1968-02-04 10 JUST outside the Singapore harbour is the island of Pulau Bukom. owned by the Shell oil company. On thl* island is an oil refinery and the homes of the people who work there. These families have churches on the island, and the Anglican Church is dedicated184 words
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Article, Illustration165 1968-02-04 10 According to Mr. Low Hock Ann. a leading deacon of Rawang (Gawang) Christian Church, this Independent Teochew congregation has a history of well nigh fifty years. Since 1925. it has been worshipping In a wooden bungalow which, by reason of age. Is to be165 words
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Article374 1968-02-04 10 Rev. Sunderajah - by Rev. Sunderajah It was in 1961 in a revival meeting in our church in Madras, conducted by Dr. J T. Seamonus. I committed myself to the full time ministry My parents, even though are Christians, were not quite happy about it. At that time, I was working374 words
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Article993 1968-02-04 10 DR. BOB JONES - by DR. BOB JONES. A Radio Message SURELY the day that Christ rose from should have been a day of rejoicing and of triumph for the Lord's disciples but we find them instead oi being in the streets shouting “shouts of victory iocked themselves993 words
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Article172 1968-02-04 10 Daily Programme Guide (Summary Form.) English Service Nineteen Metre Band 700 am News (also on 16 Metres) 7.15 Interest and Interviews 7 30 Music and Bible 9 00 News 925 From the Newspapers 930 Question Box 10 00 Billy Graham Friend* 1130 News 12.00 to 1.00 pm172 words
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Advertisement454 1968-02-04 10 RELIGIOUS announcements CHINESE PRESBYTERIAN TRUE WAY CHURCH. 156-B Stirling Road off Commonwealth Avenue. Singapore Worship service and Sunday 1 School at 1030 a.m. Everyone Welcome. j CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 2 Dundee Road. Queenstown. Sunday Services j Chinese Worship (Hokkien and Cantonese) 8.30 a.m. on Ist. 3rd. sth Sundays454 words
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Advertisement437 1968-02-04 10 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS PULAU TEKONG GOSPEL CENTRE Pulau Tekong 230 p.m. Hokkien-Hakka Service. ZION BIBLE-PRESBYTER-IAN CHURCH 5, Tavistock Ave., S'pore 19. 8.00 a.m. Sunday School. 915 a.m English Service. PRESBYTERLAN CHURCH Singapore. Corner Orchard Road. Penang Road. Sunday Services 9.00 a.m and 6.00 p.m.. Sunday School 9.00 a.m. All welcome. ZION437 words
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Advertisement53 1968-02-04 10 5 missionaries killed SAIGON. Sat. Fire missionaries were killed in Dalat. South Vietnam. Full report will appear in this page next week. RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS KELAPA SAWIT CHRISTIAN CHURCH 26th mile Kulai Road. Johore. 3.00 p.m. Hokkien-Hakka ServiceGALILEE BIBLE-PRESBY-TERIAN CHURCH 175. Pasir Panjang Road. Singapore. 5. 3.45 p.m. Sunday School, 5.0053 words
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Article, Illustration337 1968-02-04 11 Maureen Lee - By Maureen Lee THE three looks In Calottes by Larry Leons A Elizabethan cutie version of Culottes dress u ‘h three puffs on a sl?eve. They are highlighted by numerous small buttons at the cuffs and also down the front of the outfit.337 words
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Article228 1968-02-04 11 DOCUMENT pegs:- These pegs are like those used for hanging clothes but are" designed with "a better look and are used for clipping co'uments in the office. They are about six inches long. Some are covered in biack leather while others are just made of228 words
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Article, Illustration168 1968-02-04 11 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) Transparent suits are helping London men win a sex war which erupted this week in Paris when seethrough bra-less tops for women were introduced. On Monday Paris fashion designer Yves Saint-Lau-rent decreed that women should bare their bosoms and display them168 words
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Article, Illustration218 1968-02-04 11 IN’DOOR life drains the skin of colour, firmness and clarity. Unless you've been basking on beach or mountain top. the chances are your skin looks a bit weary. But, that being the case, don’t fret. Just give your skin a series of pick-up facials. Depending on218 words
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179 1968-02-04 11 \EW YORK, Sat. (UPI) President Johnson. Frank Sinatra, Gov. George Romney of Michigan and Gen. William Westmoreland were among the Vnited States “best dressed’’ men announced recently by the Fashion Foundation of America. The Foundation listed 16 categories in its annual selection179 words
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Article, Illustration79 1968-02-04 11 USE a wild print for this ‘‘belted-rook” mini dress. A thick belt of one of the subtle colours of the dress Is fitted at the bodice and two smaller ones at bending of s.eeves. The upper half of the sleeves are slim and fitting but flare out with79 words
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Article, Illustration410 1968-02-04 11 BY THIS time, the average woman has been go battered by miniskirt publicity that she can be pardoned for thinking there are no fashions for her. The frantic worship of youth, which seems now to be defined as “below 25,” has left most410 words
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Article, Illustration241 1968-02-04 12 ■SIMON Dupree and the Bi g Sound will be making a 3(l-minute colour musical “featurette" in a new threedimensional technique. The movie will be produced by Mort Lewis for Columbia Pi ctures and according to Lewis. “This will make “Magical Mystery Tour" look like a trick by Tommy241 words
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Article136 1968-02-04 12 The Love Affair, unknown a month ago. this week topped the British pop charts for the second week running. Their hit disc “Everlasting Love” has already sold over 800.000 copies in Britain. The new group, whose ages range from 16 to 18. was formed when their managers advertised136 words
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Article, Illustration185 1968-02-04 12 "Your Precious Lore" by Jerry Butler: This is a tremendous song and it's performed with such a lot of feeling. "Unchanged Melody" by Al Hibbler: One of my all-time favourites. "Tragedy" by Thomas Wayne: It's a really good, sad song and I like sad songs "I Can't185 words
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Article, Illustration241 1968-02-04 12 Engelbert Humperdinck "WHAT'S in a name?" wrote William Shakespeare. He obviously hadn't heard of Engelbert Humperdinck! But then, how could he have, Engelbert is essentially a product of the Twentieth Century, with voice to match! Engelbert Humperdinck was born May 1940 in Madras, India, where he spent his first241 words
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Article, Illustration239 1968-02-04 12 Life-lines of Real name: Steve Adams Georg iou. Birthdate: July 21. 1948. Birthplace: London. Personal points: sft. 191 Ins.: 10. st. 91bs.; brown eyes; black hair. Parents’ names: Ingrid and Stavros. Brothers sisters: David and Anita. Present home: London Instruments played: Guitar. piano. Where educated: London. Sweden. Hammersmith239 words
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Article400 1968-02-04 12 J|/ THERE! LIKE. Holy Sprint lumbers! Happiness is when ynu gel mnrhn moola tchether they come from 'nng pows'. slot machines nr P. 4. rentiers (hint!). Anyway, yon can always reach meat the Eastern Sun office. And please register if you're sending cash. And look at the400 words
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Article, Illustration213 1968-02-04 12 LONDON: 1. Everlasting Love love Affair. 2- Am I That Easy To Forget Engelbert Humperdinck 3. Ballad Of Bonnie And Clyde Georgie Fame 4. Judy In Disguise John Fred A His Playboy Band 8. Mighty Quinn Manfred Mann 6. She Wears My Ring Solomon King213 words
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Advertisement97 1968-02-04 12 COSDEL Presenting 2 exciting /N and fabulous ‘POP’ programme every Sunday um on RntllTu«lnn (LnzlUh Pmcraiiimr) II M to 12 noon d J I.ARKY l \I on Radio Stngapura iKnthsh Prmrammf) 12 noon to I 00 p m. dJ. BERNARD SOLOS*. COSDEL PRESENTS ANOTHER EXCITING AND FABULOUS ‘POP’ PROGRAMME EVERY97 words
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Advertisement56 1968-02-04 12 BIG! INTERESTING CHESS MATCH SIMULTANEOUS EXHIBITION OF 40 BOARDS BY INTERNATIONAL GRANDMASTER SVETOZAR GLIGORIC OF YUGOSLAVIA (one of the eight best players in the world) AT 7.00 P.M. Monday sth February 1968 Singapore Polytechnic Exhibition Hall FREE ADMISSION ALL WELCOME Sponsored by Hicee SWEETLETS SOLE AGENTS LUEN WAH MEDICAL CO.56 words
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Article, Illustration839 1968-02-04 13 Tai Sing Onn - By Tai Sing Onn ,r pHE ASSASSIN” now being screened in Malaysia is only a sharp, tingling foretaste of what’s in store for Mandarin film-goers in the year ahead. Tales of the “genteel parfit knight” out to right wrongs Or help bring the839 words
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Article226 1968-02-04 13 IT will l«ng be remembered at Pinewood Studios as the day couldn't s too laughing. Predictably, it happened In one of the Peter Rogers “Carry On" films. Usually the idea behind this series is to make peop.e laugh. But on this occasion director Gerald Thomas ended226 words
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Article72 1968-02-04 13 PARIS. Sat. (Reuter) American actor Mel f e^ rer is to make a musical film from Sir James Bame’s famous children’s story “Peter Pan’’, it was announced here yesterday. A spokesman for Ferrer said he had bought the rights from the London Children’s Hospital72 words
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Article86 1968-02-04 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. Action fast gun-sling-ing action if that's what you are looking for then the “Hour Of The Gun” is for vou. James Garner in this United Artists release portrays the role of the Wild West fastest gunslinging artiste. Wyatt Earp. Story is based on an episode taken86 words
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Article242 1968-02-04 13 SFNGAPORE. Sat. The ‘Sinatra magic” Is working again in 20th Century Fox’s current release “Tony Rome.” In the starring role as Tony Rome, the “hotshot Miami private-eye, Frank Sinatra still charms his way into the hearts of his fans with his “not-so-dashlng and nonchalant" mannerisms that had242 words
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Miscellaneous260 1968-02-04 13 iSIIAH' ORGANISA-HOM NOW SdOWIM. —No Irre Llatl 1 am. 1 IS. 4 mi. 50, aIS p m Jamet Gamer A? Jaton Robards hoik or the Gi*N" *cai Co or bv DeLuie Ac Panavtaion Now Ahowinf' 11. ISO 4. 4.4A. 9*o (No free Lilt) LAND OF MANY PERFfMEi" A SHAW PRODUCTION260 words
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Miscellaneous260 1968-02-04 13 ALL THEATRES —No Free List! CASH BOOKINGS ONLY' CATHAY ***** NOW SHOWING! 11 am.. 1 :n 4 no. n 9so p m "CARNIVAL OF THIEVES" (Par.* Stephen Boyd YvetW Mtmteu* ln COLOR LAST DAY! 5 Shows at 11 a.m 1 It, too fi 30 ql5 p m “RINGS AROI'ND THE260 words
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Article1887 1968-02-04 14 SINGAPORE/ Sot. Chen Huan, with Kingston in the saddle, created a mild upset when he came with a storming burst of speed at the top of the straight to win the class two division two race over one and a quarter miles here today.1,887 words
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Article432 1968-02-04 14 SINGAPORE. Sat. Following is the Stipendiary Steward's report on today’s racing at Buklt Tlmah:The adjourned Inquiry into the reason for Venga (Coleman» being checked Just after the start In the last race on the second was concluded when it was found that Feature Film (Nelson hung on432 words
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Article, Illustration488 1968-02-04 14 GRENOBLE, (France), Sat. (UPI). The biggest sports extravaganza of the season gets under way here next Tuesday with the opening of the 13-day, 240-million-dollar 1968 Winter Olympics. Thirty-three nations are sending 2.300 athlete* after gold medal* in 35 event*, under the eyes of 7.200488 words
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Article189 1968-02-04 14 MUA R Sat. The Muar Town Council has received the first grant of SIOO.OOO for the development of the Sultan Ibrahim Park here into a first-class stadium. The Muar D.strict Officer. Enche Ibrahim bin Abdul Majid, who is also the president of the Muar Town189 words
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178 1968-02-04 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Tamil Physical Association always among the top bracket in the Selangor Hockey Association's division one league competition now heads the league with 11 points from six games. Club De Recrio. runnersup last year and up to two178 words
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113 1968-02-04 14 MALACCA. Sat.—The Ist Battalion. King's Shropshire Light Infantry Regiment has entered five teams In the annual 28th Commonwealth Infantry Brigade league soccer competition which starts on Feb. 6. Twenty-six teams will be participating in the competition. Thirteen in the senior division and the other113 words
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Article76 1968-02-04 14 MANILA. Sat. (Reuter) The Philippines defeated Singapore three runs to nil in the opening game today of the First Asian Softball Championship here. The Philippines rightfielder Filemon Codinera hit the lone homerun of the game. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos opened the five-nation tournament by throwing the first76 words
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Article394 1968-02-04 14 KUALA KUMPUR, Sat. Negri Pirates, the senior league champions of Selangor and Seremban and the winners of the Klang seven-a-side tournament. defeated a weak Selangor Club XV by 19 points (two goals and three tries) to 3 (try) in a rugby match played at the394 words
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Advertisement112 1968-02-04 14 TENDER NOTICE PF.MBERITAHr TAWARAN J.K.R. (Tawaran Panged Samula) TAWARAN daripada Pemborong yang berdaftar dlJabatan Kerja Raya. Kelas E. D C <Hd. 11 SHd 2) akan dl-t«rlma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Kerja. JK.R.. Ulu Selangor. Kuala Kubu Bharu. hlngga pukol 12.00 tengaharl pada 19.2.1963. UNTOK:MEMBENA DAN MENYIAPKAN PEJABAT POS DAN RUMAH DI-BATU ARANG.112 words
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Miscellaneous43 1968-02-04 14 TOTAL POOL: $31,670 1st PRIZE: No. *****0 ($13,944) 2nd PRIZE: No. *****8 ($3,984) 3rd PRIZE: No. *****0 ($1,992) STARTERS: ($750 each):Nos. *****4, *****7, *****2, *****7, *****3, *****6, *****5, *****0, *****3. CONSOLATION: ($500 each):Nos. *****2, *****6, *****9, *****2, *****4, *****6, *****1, *****3, *****0, *****7.43 words
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Article423 1968-02-04 15 H. M. S. SUTAN - They win rugby classic by 18 points to 3 By H. M. S. SUTAN SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore Civilians turned the tables for the first time in their annual rugger classic by beating Malaysia by 18 points (3 goals, try) to 3 ooints (try) on the padang here423 words
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Article294 1968-02-04 15 LONDON, Sat Reuter» Results of football matches played today were: SCOTTISH ONE Airdrie 2 Morton 0 Celtic 4 Partick 1 Dundee Utd 2 Aberdeen 3 Dunfermline 0 Hibernian 1 Kilmarnock 3 Falkirk 0 Rangers 1 Clyde 0 S' Johnstone 0 Dundee 2 Stirling 1 Motherwell 2 Hearts294 words
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Article172 1968-02-04 15 SINGAPORE. Sat. Hamilton Sports Club, last years champions gave an early warning of their determination to pull-off a double this year when they trounced Arsenal SC. by eight goals to one In the 1963 youth knock-out soccer competition played at Jalan Stadium. Other results were: Peru172 words
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Article, Illustration62 1968-02-04 15 The Singapore softball team pictured at the Singapore airport before leaving for Manila by a MalaysiaSingapore Airline flight to participate in the 1st Asian Men’s Softball Championship. The tournament which opened today will last till Feb. 11. Eight other countries are expected to take part. Picture shows the 15-play-ers and62 words
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151 1968-02-04 15 PARIS. Sat (Reuter) The Internationa! Hockey Federation <FIHi is expected to decide on changes in the laws aimed at revitalising the game when It meet- here this week-end. informed sources said yesterday. The meeting, which opens today, will see the culmination of Is months151 words
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352 1968-02-04 15 KUALA LUMPUR Sat The Badminton Association of Malaysia has appointed a subcommittee to make arrangements tor the receiving of the Thomas Cup symbol of world supremacy in badminton—from the International Badminton Federation. A tour of the Thomas Cup team with the trophy throughout352 words
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535 1968-02-04 15 KINGSTON, (Jamaica), Sat. (Reuter) MCC, aided by a 201run second wicket partnership between John Edrich (98) and skipper Colin Cowdrey (107) set Jamaica a victory-target of 381 on the third day of the four-day cricket match here yesterday. MCC. resuming at their535 words
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285 1968-02-04 15 GRENOBLE. Sal (Reuter) On the eve of the Tenth Winter Olvmpic Garr.es here, there has been evidence this week that the leaders of the Olympic movement are planning a new drive to eliminate sham-amateurs from future games. Despite their efforts to keep285 words
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281 1968-02-04 15 OAKLAND. (California). Sat. (Reuter) Thad Spencer is being quoted as slight favourite to beat fellow-Californian Jerry Quarry in their semi-final of the World Boxing Association's world heavyweight championship elimination tournament here today. The winner will meet American Jimmy Ellis in the final of281 words
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854 1968-02-04 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The following is the training list for Tunku’s Gold Cup meeting to b e held here on Feb 10. 11. 17 and 18 Trainer Lee Kim Yan 1. Gambalan 2. Chava Timor 3 Chaya Bulan 4 Pay Day 5 Scottish854 words
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156 1968-02-04 15 KUALA LANGAT, Sat. The Kuala Langat District Football Association is calling for entries for the association's division one and two league competition which is expected to commence In March. As held last year both competitions will be run off simultaneously. Only first six teams156 words
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Article, Illustration1742 1968-02-04 16 Mr. Shaw Vee Meng leading In Feature Film II (Nelson) after winning the last race at Bukit Timah last Sunday. Race 1: Hones Class 2, DIv. 1 ty 4 Miles. 24M P.M. i. 617 Cassini Park 4y 9.00 Roval Syndicate Paul ..I Bougoure 4 3 521 Lord1,742 words
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Article, Illustration1180 1968-02-04 16 Jimmy Lad - He should beat the more fancied runners By Jimmy Lad SINGAPORE, Sun. Fireball should complete a double for the meeting by annexing the $15,000 Club Cup run over one mile (Race Six) here today, concluding day of the Singapore Turf Club Jan./Feb. meet- ing. Last week.1,180 words
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Article35 1968-02-04 16 Windsor Lad: Lord Shah Colombo Court Love and Joy Adeline: King** Knight Top Power Dukedom I! Jimmy Lad Lord Timothy Scot Dale Gwana Star Boy Pahang Colombo Court P. Houm* II35 words
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Article196 1968-02-04 16 WINDSOR LAD ADELINE JIMMY LAD STAB BOY RACE 1 PAHANG Lord Timothy State Law LORD TIMOTHY Pahanf Niagara LORD TTMOTHY True Friendship Pahang PAHANG Lord Timothy Cassini Park RACE S GANELON n Sent Dale Handal AMOS BL'RKE Scot Dale Handal SCOT DALE Handal Pride of Greece GANELON II Scot196 words
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