Eastern Sun, 23 July 1968
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Title Section24 1968-07-23 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION ft Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 712 Tuesday, 23 July 1968. ft MC(P> 0050 Price 15 cents24 words
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216 1968-07-23 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —Members of the Philippine Embassy staff are now busy packing and making final arrangements to leave for Manila. The officials are expected to leave in a week's time. The move to cal] back the Philippines Ambassador here. Mr.216 words
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Article72 1968-07-23 1 Watch out in tomorrow's •ports columns for the first instalment of “Sports Talk by Chan Onn Leng. The writer needs no introduction. He was a top athlete in Singapore a little more than a decade ago. His first article deals at great length on dope-taking hab72 words
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Article555 1968-07-23 1 PATRICK J. KILLEN - Malik, Khoman expected to act as peace-makers By PATRICK J. KILLEN MANILA, Mon. (UPI) The regional friends of the Philippines and Malaysia are expected to act as peace makers in an effort to cool off the Sabah dispute. The controversy over Philippine claims to about three-fifths555 words
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Article, Illustration61 1968-07-23 1 e A Boeing's eve-view of the Subang Airport Control Tower. This picture was taken by Eastern Sun cameraman Mok Voon while seated inside MalaysiaSingapore Airlines’ new $22.5 million Boeing 707 at Subang airport yesterday. Neatly framed within the window of he plane is one of the most61 words
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730 1968-07-23 1 KOTA KINABALU. Mon. The Chairman of the 8.000-strong Sabah Filipinos’ Association, Mr. William Abu Bakar Mendoza. appealed today to President Marcos of the Philippines to avoid any course of action that would lead to severance of diplomatic relations with Malaysia. He told Bernama any730 words
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Article, Illustration358 1968-07-23 1 R.V. LINGAM - RAF HUNTER CRASHES By R.V. LINGAM OINGAPORE, Mon. Two families in a kampong had a miraculous escape this afternoon when a RAF Hunter ground-attack fighter crashed into a vegetable farm be- tween their houses. The plane which nosedived Into the farm was only about 20358 words
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Miscellaneous10 1968-07-23 1 LADIES PAY "All right, Annie. Cough again gently this tunel’*10 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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1478 1968-07-23 2 K.G. THARAN - By K.G. THARAN JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Raja Azlon Commiision of Inquiry took a dramatic turn here today when two witnesses revealed that several attempts i were being made to 1 kill them if they testified. >. One of the witnesses,1,478 words
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82 1968-07-23 2 l SINGAPORE. Mon A 32-year-old man, Wong Yon* Son, was fined 525 by 1 the Ninth Magistrate’s Court today for buying illegal Toto. r Wong pleaded guilty to placing sl-bet on the supplementary number at y Cross Street on July 6. Acting Chief Inspector82 words
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130 1968-07-23 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —Seventy youths in two buses clashed with sticks and bottles after a picnic in Tern pier Park, near here yesterday, a police spokesman said today. One of the groups came from Setapak and were boarding their bus for home at130 words
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220 1968-07-23 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Tractor* Malaysia Ltd. ha* undertaken a pilot project on the late»t mechanical land clearing techniques In the Jengka Triangle land scheme In Pahang. The project. Involving 150 acres of Jungle land at Sungei Tekam was announced by Mr T J220 words
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Article38 1968-07-23 2 IPOH. Mon. The Mentri Besar of Perak, Dato Haji Ahmad Said, said here today tne Philippines would have to take full responsibility in the event of a break of diplomatic relations between the two countries.38 words
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Article153 1968-07-23 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Minister without Portfolio and Chairman of MARA. Enche Ghaffar bin Baba said today the MARA Institute of Technology i MIT) In Petallng Jaya would begin a course in Russian from the first academic term next year. He told Bernama the153 words
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319 1968-07-23 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Pakistan’s High Commissioner to Malaysia. Mr. M. S. Shaikh, today described the development programme in Pahang as “bold and imaginative.’’ Mr. Shaikh, who has just returned here after a fourritey official visit—his first to Pahang, said. “I am very much impressed319 words
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Article, Illustration240 1968-07-23 2 MAUREEN LEE - First passengers of MSA ’s Boeing 707 By MAUREEN LEE. who rides high on MSA’s sleek, super-smooth Boeing 707. KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia-Singapore Airline’s $22 5 million Boeing 707 carried its first passengers here today when it gave two demonstration flights to 280 invited guests. The flights displayed smooth manoeuvring240 words
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Article100 1968-07-23 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Men The Party Rakyat branch here today said Sayonara’ to Enche Ahmad Boestamam. founder member and former national chairman of the party. In a statement, the branch secretary, Enche Ibrahim Ahmad said the branch reaffirmed its support for the new national leadership of the party'100 words
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283 1968-07-23 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Secretary-General of the Gerakan Rakvat Malaysia and M P for Batu, Dr. Tan Chee Khoon. said today he was “shocked” by the speech made by the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. at Jinjang on Saturday. In a statement today283 words
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Article, Illustration110 1968-07-23 3 Picture shows His Majesty (second from right), turning photographer by "shooting" a native dance the "Bisaya Berasik" performed by natives from Beaufort in honour of the Royal visit at Tanjong Aru. Picture shows the King (with walking: stick) savin? “hello” to a Brownie110 words
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Article, Illustration844 1968-07-23 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, last night warned a slaekenina of health standards and dis- cipline in Singapore. Singapore, being “one big urban area, one big city.” could not afford the high standards of cleanliness to go down, he844 words
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Article47 1968-07-23 3 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong has sent a congratulatory message to Emperor Haile Selassie on the occasion of his 76th birthday tomorrow. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. has also sent a similar message to the Prime Minister of Ethiopia.47 words
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Article, Illustration45 1968-07-23 3 THE Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Harun bin Haji Idris, on Sunday opened the Selangor Scout Council's Building at Gurney Road near t he Malaysian Boy Scout's Castle Camp in Kuala Lumpur. ?icture shows Dato Karun (second from left) when he arrived at the building.45 words
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169 1968-07-23 3 SINGAPORE. .Mon. All Christian burials will in future take place at the new Government Christian Cemetery at Chua Chu Kang. Arrangements are now in hand to move the staff and to make necessary preliminary arrangements for burials at the new cemetery. A Ministry of Health statement169 words
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336 1968-07-23 4 CONDEMNED MEN: No policy difference between Government and Alliance —Senu KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Enche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, who is also the Chairman of UMNO Youth Section, said today there was no difference in policy and attitude between the Government and the Alliance Party336 words
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945 1968-07-23 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A computer is working out a "very important figure'' for the Aziz Teachers Salaries Commission the estimated financial cost of implementing new salary scales recommended. The Chairman of the Commission, Justice Da to Abdul Aziz told945 words
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Article, Illustration15 1968-07-23 4 Inside Malaysia-Singa-pore Airline’s Boeing 707, during a demonstration flight over south-western part of West Malaysia.15 words
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500 1968-07-23 4 BATU PAHAT, Mon. The Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari, today urged parents to encourage their daughters to take advantage of the opportunities provided by his Ministry in science education. He said parents would have noticed the impressive increase of500 words
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Article213 1968-07-23 4 KUANTAN. Mon. The Chief Education Adviser to the Ministry of Education. Hajl Hamdan bln Bheikh Tahir said Indonesian science and mathematics teachers would arrive here end of this year to teach In national secondary schools. KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Bultan of Selangor and the Tunku Ampuan will213 words
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71 1968-07-23 4 CANBERRA Mon (Reuter) Malaysia’s new High Commissioner in Australia. Dato Donald Stephens, presented his credentials to the Governor-General, Lord Casey, here today Dato Stephens said at the ceremony: “My Government Is extremely happy to note Australia* deep concern for the development. security and well-being of71 words
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642 1968-07-23 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —The Government, the Staff Side of th# National Whitley Council and the Industrial and Manual Group Council todav signed an agreement resolving the dispute over the Sufflan Salaries Commission report. The Staff Side accepted the $11.7 million salary increases642 words
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92 1968-07-23 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Men. Customs end Anti-Cor-ruption Agency officers today detained a lorry and a van suspected of carrying $75,000 worth of smuggled goods, mainly textiles, in Pahang Road here The Senlry Superintendent of Customs (Preventive) Kuala Lumpur. Enche Mohammad Nurl bln Bam Abdul Latiff. told92 words
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Article156 1968-07-23 4 KI’ALA LUMPUR. Mon —The 80th Conference of Rulers will be held in the Istana Negara here on Wednesday and Thursday The Conference will be attended by the Yang diPertuan Agong on the second day. The King will be accompanied by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. Bemama156 words
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Article, Illustration560 1968-07-23 10 SIM MING KUI - By SIM MING KUI SINGAPORE, Mon. A defeated independent condidate in the last general elections, Mr. T.T. Joseph, "threatened with his life" before he was found hanging, a Coroner's inquiry into his death was told today. His brother. Mr 8560 words
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184 1968-07-23 10 SINGAPORE, Mon. Indonesia will open a representative office of its Central Bank, the Bank Negara Indonesia, here on Friday. The office, the fifth one to be set up by the country overseas, will be at Suite 14. Second Floor, Meyer Chambers, Singapore.184 words
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142 1968-07-23 10 SINGAPORE. Mon A Public Works Department clerk, Jimmy Lee Kim Liang, 30, was jailed for two years by the Third District Court today for cheating the Government of §17,716.55. Lee. a father of three, admitted concealing from the Accountant-General the fact that142 words
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117 1968-07-23 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. Three officials of the Singapore Traction Company Employees’ Union will attend the 29th International Transport Workers’ Federation Congress to be held at Wiesbaden. Germany, from July 28 to Aug. 3. The three are Enche Hashim bin Idris, president of the union and117 words
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Article, Illustration68 1968-07-23 10 Mrs. Lee Swee Chen? gave a demons* a ion of Ikenobo flower and driftwood arrangement at the invitation of the Educational and Cultural Club of the Teachers’ Training College, to the fellow-trainees and staff of the Teachers’ Training College, recently at the Colleges Auditorium in Singapore68 words
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229 1968-07-23 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. Some 150 delegates from 18 countries in the Asia Pacific area will be attending the third Congress of the Asia-Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology here from Aug. 5 to 8. The Congress, to be held at the Faculty of Medicine Building in229 words
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Article72 1968-07-23 10 SINGAPORE. Mon—The Singapore Polytechnic Students’ Union will hold a graduation dinner and dance at the Golden Lotus Restaurant, Hotel Malaysia on July 27. The Minister for Interior and Defence. Mr. Lim Kim San. who will be guest-of-honour at the function, will present union awards to Mr.72 words
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231 1968-07-23 10 SINGAPORE, Mon. The MP for Thomson, Mr. Ang Nam Piau. has submitted four questions for oral answer during the next sitting of Parliament after July 28. He will ask the Minister for Finance. Dr Goh Keng Swee. whether he will consider setting up machinery to231 words
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Article20 1968-07-23 10 SINGAPORE. Mon.—There were 63 accidents of which two were serious, during the past 24 hours in the Republic.20 words
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114 1968-07-23 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. All the five accused charged with gang robery were given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal by the High Court here today. The five accused. Hassan bin Bashri. Anthony Queen, Hassan bin Amer, Hassan bin Muharah and Gani bin Dollah were alleged114 words
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59 1968-07-23 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. Another. boost has been given to Singapore’s Blood Bank by the Fto>«al Air Force station at Seletar. where Servicemen and women donated a record-breaking 601 pints of blood In ore session, to the Island's Blood Transfusion Service. At an earlier blood-giving session59 words
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214 1968-07-23 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. Three British soldiers, seriously injured in a road accident near the Jungle Warfare School in flu Tiram. were rushed to the British Military Hospital here today by two Scout helicopters of the Uth Flight, Army Air Corps, based at Kluang.214 words
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612 1968-07-23 11 DEV SHRIDHAR - By DEV SHRIDHAR KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A six-man high-powered Russian trade delegation, on a selling mission, today met the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Tan Sri Dr. Lim Swee Aun, to explain its aims and objectives. The612 words
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252 1968-07-23 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Malaysian Timber Industry is to launch a campaign overseas to stimulate more interest in the product. This was stated today by the Chairman of the Malaysian Timber Export Industry Board, Mr. Lee Kai To. Mr. Lee told Bernama the board252 words
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122 1968-07-23 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Ist Malaysian Infantry Brigade will hold its annual exercise codenamed Sri Mersing in East Coast of Johore between tomorrow and Sunday. The brigade stationed at Sungei Besi is under the command of Brigadier Dato Syed Mohammed bin Syed122 words
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Article, Illustration113 1968-07-23 11 MALAYSIAN Army officers join Australian troops for a navigation and patrol exercise in dense undergrowth in the Australian Army training area at Enoggera, Queensland. Pictured from left, are Gunner Eddy McNee. of Dandenong, Vlcto r i a Captain Hung Hn’g Meng. Lieutenant Pan Kong Leong. both members of 2nd Malaysian113 words
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46 1968-07-23 11 BELGIUM celebrated its National Day on Saturday. A reception was held in Kuala Lumpur on the same night by the Belgian Ambassador here Tan Sri Taelemans. Pix: The Minister of Health, Dr. Ng Kam Poh and the Belgian Ambassador (centre) during the reception. Eastern Sun pix.— Eastern Sun pix. - 46 words
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597 1968-07-23 11 l/'UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Director of the Rubber Research Institute, Mr. B.C. Sekhar, has accused the synthetic rubber industry of "an unreasonable show of strength" even to the extent of suffering losses to "bluff" the natural rubber industry out of the competition between the two.597 words
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389 1968-07-23 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Twenty-four countries will be represented at the Natural Rubber Conference 1968 to be held here from Aug. 28. Organised by the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya on behalf of the Malayan Rubber Fund Board, the conference will be389 words
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Article112 1968-07-23 11 MALACCA. Mon. Malacca has revived its State Tourists’ Association and has big plans to “sell” this historical State to visitors The Association has tentatively planned to hold a Tourists’ Week shortly. It also decided to send six representatives from this State to the second seminar to112 words
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52 1968-07-23 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The Yang di-Pertuan Agong has sent a congratulatory message to President Nasser on the occasion of the National Day of the United Arab Republic tomorrow. The Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, has sent a similar message to Mr. Mahmoud Raid, UAR’s52 words
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35 1968-07-23 11 PICTURE shows the 20 Muruts who came all the way from Ulu Kinabatangan to welcome the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong at the Sandakan airport during their four-rday State visit to Sabah.35 words
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441 1968-07-23 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Tht Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association is to set up a medical centre providing 24 hours' service for port employees living in the Port of Singapore Authority area. Described as a "pilot and pioneer" project, it is the first time441 words
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Article245 1968-07-23 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Indonesian Armed Forces cultural troupe from Kodam VI of Siliwangi. Indonesia. which is scheduled to make a three-week visit cf West Malaysia will arrive here tomorrow. The troupe called the “Bandung Ayang Ayang Gung" and led by Major Sucady Wangsadipradja consists245 words
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Article38 1968-07-23 13 SINGAPORE. Mon A man. Arumugam Subramaniam, alias E. Maniam. was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today with raping a 15-year-old girl. He was remanded till July 29 when the case will be mentioned.38 words
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Article41 1968-07-23 13 9a.m. Final rehearsal of dance and music (whole of third night’s programme) for the Singapore Youth Festival 1968 at the National Theatre, Clemenceau Avenue. 6.30 p.m: Inaugural meeting of News Vendors’ Association at Gandhi Memorial Hall, Race Course Road.41 words
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Article, Illustration367 1968-07-23 13 H. M. S. SUTAN - 'MSA's new Boeing 707 is just gorgeous says 'Miss Blue Skies' By H. M. S. SUTAN SINGAPORE. Mon It was a ride “high above the clouds” for more than 100 Government officials, pressmen, businessmen and others when they flew in Malavsia-Singa-pore Airlines’ new Boeing 707 this morning. And to top— Eastern Sun pix.; — Eastern Sun pix by; Jimmy Chow. - 367 words
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Article118 1968-07-23 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Ara you looking for overseas pen-pals? If you are. you can write to: Miss Julie Johnson (age, 13 yrs). 194 OSSA St.. Gorrie Park. 7306 TASMANIA. Miss Christine JJttlejohn (age 14 yrs.), 9A Alma St., Youngtown, TASMANIA 7250. TWINS Jane and Janelle Denny, Flat 5. 11118 words
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439 1968-07-23 13 PETER LOkE - By PETER LOkE SINGAPORE, Mon. A deaf and dumb sign language expert was called in today at the High Court to assist in the divorce proceedings taken out by a bicycle repairer, Ng Ah Lay—deaf and dumb—against his bar waitress439 words
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Article146 1968-07-23 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. A worker was fatally Injured yesterday morning when he was involved in a lorry accident at the entrance of the Singapore Ice Factory at Lorong 27, Geylang. The Police gave his name as Goh Tuck Lim, 28. and said that the time of146 words
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Article64 1968-07-23 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Apex Club of Singapore is organising a grand charity film premiere of Paramount’s "HALF A SIXPENCE” starring Tommy Steele and Julia Foster in aid of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital for Children. The film premiere will be held at the Cathay Cinema on Wednesday at64 words
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Article56 1968-07-23 13 SINGAPORE. Mon.—Despite the torrential rain which washed out some arena events late in the afternoon and sent visitors home early, R.A.F Changi’s 1968 Fair produced a profit of $22,652 $3,000 more than last year’s Fair. The station’s Fairs have now raised more than $70,000 for56 words
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177 1968-07-23 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Prof. Hugh Long, a specialist on financial management and quantitative methods, will conduct a series of courses at the Singapore Institute of Management soon. Prof. Long, a visiting lecturer with the SIM. will also conduct a series of semi- nars in177 words
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Miscellaneous78 1968-07-23 2 TOTO: $100,000 winner? SINGAPORE. Mon. Preliminary checks show that an entrant to the seventh Toto draw held on Sunday submitted five plus one numbers correct entitling him to the second priee of 5100.000 This is the first time that somebody has hit the second priie since the draw was inaugurated.78 words
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WORLD NEWS
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298 1968-07-23 5 PRAGUE, Mon. (Reuter) Defiant CzechoSlovakia waited today to see whether the Soviet Union would dare to move against her, a step which Western observers here sav would shatter Communist unitv and the calm of Eastern Europe Ominous reports of possible intervention poured298 words
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Article173 1968-07-23 5 PRAGUE, Mon- (Reuter) American and West German newsmen and television crews shadowing Russian troops evacuating Czechoslovakia were detained last night but later released. Stuart Smith of the American daily Baltimore Sun was questioned for 20 minutes by Czechoslovak police 30 miles northeast of Prague in an area173 words
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Article141 1968-07-23 5 TOKYO. Mon <UPI> Millions of Japanese flocked to beaches and swimming pools yesterday to seek relief from hot and muggy weather and at least 68 persons drowned in bathing accidents across the nation. The number of the victims set a weekend record for the141 words
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255 1968-07-23 5 BONN. Mon. (Reuter) —Manoeuvres by 30.000 West German troops close to the Czechoslovak border were today still set to go ahead in September despite uneasiness voiced by Foreign Minister H. Willy Brandt and other politicians who fear East European reaction. Defence Minister Gerhard Schroeder255 words
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Article, Illustration18 1968-07-23 5 Seoul during heavy downpour SEOUL: Policemen carry villagers in the city during floods here last week. UPI radiophoto.UPI radiophoto. - 18 words
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239 1968-07-23 5 ON THE RECORDS WASHINGTON, Mon. (Reuter) The United States told Britain it felt the planned withdrawal of British forces East of Suez was unwise, a high State Department official said in congressional testimony released today. The U.S. also made239 words
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Article51 1968-07-23 5 SAIGON. Mon. (UPI) President Nguyen Van Thieu arrived at Tan Son Nhut airbase today from his meeting in Honolulu with President Johnson. Among those greeting Mr. Thieu at Tan Son Nhut were Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky. deputy U.S ambassador Sam Berger and Prime Minister Tran Van51 words
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122 1968-07-23 5 MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Mon. <U?I) More than 40 persons were reported injured I t nt-’ht when a large t' t c'il'pted on several hundred teen-agers attending a rock and roll show at the lake front. County emergency hospital officials said at least five patients122 words
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210 1968-07-23 5 THE US ECONOMY WASHINGTON, Mon. (Reuter) President Johnson's inflation-fighters today issued a stern warning to Americans that they were still on “a dangerous road” of excessive wage and price rises. The cabinet committee on price stability issued its statement, a spokesman said, to make210 words
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Article60 1968-07-23 5 PARIS. Mon. (Reuter) The French Communist Party has cancelled a call for a meeting of European Communist parties on the Czecholsovak crisis. Fourteen parties had given their agreement to a principle to the meeting but they were asked “not to insist at present on the convening of60 words
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149 1968-07-23 5 ROME Mon. (Reuter) Italian dictator Benito Mussolini worked long enough in government service to earn a state pension and his widow should receive It, a court has ruled here. The court of accounts which deals with financial grievances against the civil service, pointed out that149 words
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Article113 1968-07-23 5 DURHAM, England, Mon. (Reuter) A threat to shoot Prime Minister Wilson was disclosed last night by organisers of Durham Miners’ Gala which he visited yesterday. Mr, Wilson returned to London after a 24-hour visit to Durham that passed oft without Incident amid extraordinary security precautions. Gala113 words
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272 1968-07-23 5 CASTELG4ISDOLFO near Rome Mon. (Reuter) Pope. Paul today admitted for the first time that the Vatican had sent blockade-busting planes uith food and medicine into beleaguered Biafra. At the same time he renewed his appeal for Nigerian peace talks in his first public272 words
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Article59 1968-07-23 5 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI) Radio Hanoi said yesterday that shore batteries in Thanh Hoa province sunk an “enemy commando boat” on Saturday. A broadcast monitored in Tokyo gave no further details. Thanh Hoa province is near Haiphong. The same broadcast said one American F 4 jets was59 words
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Article, Illustration27 1968-07-23 5 HONOLULU, Mon. Pres. Johnson delivers final speech yesterday at conference with Pres. Nguyen Van Thieu, while Mr. Thieu looks on. UPI Radiophoto.— UPI Radiophoto. - 27 words
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400 1968-07-23 6 OAIGON, Mon. (Reuter) South Vietnam's President Nguyen Von Thieu said today there will be no let up in the bombing of North Vietnom until Hanoi responds with recirpocal action. In a press conference in Saigon's Independence Palace following his return from400 words
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134 1968-07-23 6 NEW YORK Mon. <UPI) A bomb blast shattered the windows of a left-wing bookshop and an adjoining luncheonette on the fringe of Greenwich village early yesterday. There were no injuries. Police declined to speculate on whether this was another in a series of134 words
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111 1968-07-23 6 SYDNEY, Mon. (UPI) Minister for Customs and Excise, Sen. Malcolm Scott, yesterday announced new methods to speed up cargo clearance in Australian capital city ports. ‘Customs officers will no longer be stationed permanently at individual wharves, and the ports will be divided into111 words
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260 1968-07-23 6 NEW DELHI, Mon. (Reuter) Police arrested the Deputy Mayor of Delhi and five Members of Parliament as they marched here today with 5,000 demonstrators protesting against Soviet plans to sell arms to Pakistan. About 400 demonstrators mostly from the rightwing Hindu260 words
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107 1968-07-23 6 TOKYO, Mon. (UPI) The Tokyo District Court today convicted a 20-year-old youth of clashing with police during demonstrations against Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's trip to the United States last Oct. 8. The Court handed Toshiro Yoshino a three years suspended sentence. He way charged107 words
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Article82 1968-07-23 6 SEOUL .Mon (UPI) A total of 20 cases of encephalitis have been reported from various parts of Korea, the health-social affairs ministry said today. The sleeping desease has claimed seven lives, one has been cured and the rest are still under treatment, a ministry spokesman said. Newly82 words
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Article359 1968-07-23 6 CHICAGO, Mon. (UPI) A curfew was reimposed on Akron, Ohio, yesterday following new racial outbreaks and police In Benton harbour, Michigan used mace to break up a crowd of enraged Negroes. Roving Negro bands staged hit and run raids in Jackson. Michigan. The 700 national guardsmen359 words
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378 1968-07-23 6 WASHINGTON. Mon. (UPI) Vice President Mr. Hubert Humphrey can be excused for seriously considering an invitation to Senator Edward M. Kennedy to run for Vice President on a Humphrey-Kennedy ticket. After all, the combination might well win the Presidency for378 words
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Article105 1968-07-23 6 MEMPHIS. Tenr.esee. Mon. (UPI) A mattress caught fire last night in the third floor of the Shelby County Jail where James Earl Ray is housed in strict security, but firemen quickly extinguished the blaze and said another inmate apparently had dropped a cigarette on his105 words
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Article, Illustration134 1968-07-23 6 LONDON: Girls at tba Royal Mint here seen packaging souvenir sets of five of Britain's new decimal coins into plastic wallets. They were on sale at banks and main post offices from June. The Mint is producing more than 150.000 souvenir sets a week, and more than—UPI photo. - 134 words
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282 1968-07-23 6 MEMPHIS, Tennessee. Mon. (UPI) Arthur Hanes, attorney for accused assassin James Earl Ray, poked through the Elophouse yesterday where authorities claim Ray fired the shot that killed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The former Birmingham mayor, his son and a police bodyguard went282 words
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160 1968-07-23 6 LOS ANGELES. Mon. (Reuter) Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) was reported today to have uncovered a Negro militant plot to execute California Governor Ronald Reagan, possible Republican Presidential candidate. The Los Angeles Times said that a recent attempt by two young Negroes to160 words
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Article88 1968-07-23 6 LONDON. Mon. (UPI) Actress Elizabeth Taylor underwent surgerv yesterday at Fitzroy Nuffield Nursing Home, North London, a spokesman for the Home said. After the surgery her second operation in five days, the actress’ condition was described by the spokesman as “satisfactory.” The hospital discribed the surgery88 words
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Article97 1968-07-23 6 SEOUL. Mon. (UPI) Communist North Korean infiltrators killed two U.S. soldiers and wounded two other Americans and a South Korean soldier in four incidents along the truce border since Saturday, U.S. Army spokesmen said today. All the four incidents took place along the western97 words
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107 1968-07-23 6 MANILA. Mon. (UPI) At least 44 people were killed and 34 others were wounded in a wave of violence in the Philippines last week, the Philippine News Service (PNS) reported. From July 14 to 20. the PNS said, 27 were shot.107 words
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130 1968-07-23 6 HARPENDEN. England. Mon. (Reuter) Healthgiving proteins extracted from plant leaves by a new process disclosed here may shortly be eaten by the world's starving millions to give them nourishment they now lack. The law of nature makes many animals depend on leaves for their130 words
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Article76 1968-07-23 6 CANBERRA. Mon. (UPI) —External Affairs Minister Mr. Paul Hasluck announced yesterday that Lt. Col Ralph Honner. 64, has been appointed Australian Ambassador to Ireland. Col. Honner replaces Mr. Hugh Roberton who returned to Canberra after three years in Ireland. He is former President of the New76 words
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190 1968-07-23 6 TEHRAN. Iran. Mon. (UPI) President Ayub Khan of Pakistan denied yesterday that the supply of Soviet arms to his country poses any threat to India. President Ayub told a news conference the current clamour In India over the Soviet decision to supply190 words
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170 1968-07-23 6 MADISON, Wisconsin, Mon. (UPI) The wife of Gov. Warren P Knowles received a Mexican divorce from her husband last Tuesday. The grounds were incompatibility, it was announced yesterday. The former Dorothy Camille Guidry and the Republican Chief Executive celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary last April170 words
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315 1968-07-23 7 12-mile claim row CANBERRA, Mon. (UPI) Nationalist China will seek a “phase-out” agreement with Australia to allow Its boats to fish inside Australia’s 12-mile territorial limit. The Chinese embassy counsellor, Chou YunTing, said today that negotiations with the Australian government would probably begin when315 words
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150 1968-07-23 7 Boy kills policeman to collect gun Violent example TOKYO. Mon. (Reuter) A 16-year-old Japanese auto repair shop worker has confessed to police that he stole a car and ran over a policeman to get hold of a pistol. The slain policeman’s pistol was found in the youth's straw-matted room which150 words
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Article69 1968-07-23 7 BANGKOK. Mon. (Reuter) Austria has agreed to help Thailand set up a vocational training school to which it will contribute technical equipment and the services of experts worth about 10 million baht (about £200.000 (sterling). Thailand made the request for the school, to be sited69 words
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Article552 1968-07-23 7 Wellington Long - News analysis By Wellington Long VIENNA. Mon. (UPI) Czechoslovakia's fate has been sealed twice in a generation by the threat of foreign military Intervention. The Soviet Union is hoping to turn the trick a third time. In 1938 and 1939. Adolf Hitler backed his tough552 words
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Article, Illustration43 1968-07-23 7 NEW YORK. Mon. Mr. Tommy TB. Koh (left) new Singapore envoy to UN talks with outgoing Ambassador Or. Wong Lin-Ken. DR. Wong retains his other two posts as Ambassador to the US and Brazil. UPI Radio- photo.— UPI Radio-; photo. - 43 words
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123 1968-07-23 7 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) President Ayub Khan of Pakistan arrives in London today for a 10-day private visit with demonstrations against him threatened by Pakistani opponents of his regime. Two weeks ago a group of anti-regime Pakistanis invaded and briefly held the Pakistan High123 words
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Article97 1968-07-23 7 SEOUL. Mon. (UPI)—At least nine persons were reported drowned in Seoul and Pusan as half a million people flocked to beaches and rivers yesterday, a sunny holiday after a long spell of rains. In Seoul, three persons drowned while swimming and two high school97 words
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Article83 1968-07-23 7 SEOUL. Mon. (Reuter) Two American soldiers, including an Army Second Lieutenant have been killed in four border clashes with North Korean infiltrators over the weekend, the U.S. Army announced today. Two other American soldiers and a South Korean serviceman were wounded, the announcement said. They83 words
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179 1968-07-23 7 JAKARTA, Mon. (Reuter) President Suharto has said he hopes Indonesia's relations with the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries will be intensified. He told a press conference yesterday in Djambi, East Sumatra, that Indonesia's relations with these countries had the same basis as its179 words
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Article90 1968-07-23 7 CAPE TOWN. South Africa. Mon. (UPI) Dr. Philip Blaiberg saw his wife yesterday for the first time since his near fatal bouts with hepatitis and pneumonia two weeks ago. He sat up in bed and ate while he visited with her. Dr. Blaiberg. the world's90 words
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Article86 1968-07-23 7 LONDON. Mon. (I'PI) Peking has renewed it's call on Hanoi to “fight to the end' as apparent price for further Communist Chinese aid But Hanoi has deftly avoided anv commitment to Mao Tse-Tung to change its present Vietnam strategy, diplomat said today. Peking's move86 words
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174 1968-07-23 7 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) The British Air Force is to be given a Navy stockpile of 100 nuclear bombs when it takes over Buccaneer bombers flown from aircraft carriers, the Daily Express reported today. Defence correspondent Chapman Pincher said the decision would produce an174 words
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Article165 1968-07-23 7 HONG KONG. Mon. (Reuter) Religious organisations in Hong Kong are operating three youth tea houses for young factory workers and shop assistants to relax and enjoy themselves after a day’s work. The youth tea house scheme based on the idea of coffee houses in Western165 words
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Article101 1968-07-23 7 SEOUL. Mon. (UPI) William P. Bundy. Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian Affairs, arrives in Seoul this evening for a 36hour unofficial visit. Officials at the foreign ministry said Bundy will pay a rail on Korean President Park Chung-Hee tomorrow. He will also meet101 words
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Article74 1968-07-23 7 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Britain plans to increase her air power in the Mediterranean. informed sources said today. Two squadrons of nuclearcapable V-bombers 16 aircraft will move to bases on Cyprus at the end of this year, replacing Canberras A squadron of Shackleton marine reconnaissance74 words
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270 1968-07-23 7 No anti-Red pact Mon. (UPI) Japan, which constitutionally renounces war, wants to keep the Asian and Pacific Council (ASPAC) as a forum for regular consultation among its members. Informed Government sources made this known in commenting on the coming ASPAC meeting, scheduled270 words
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108 1968-07-23 7 SYDNEY. Mon. (UPI). Australia is playing host to 27 Japanese university students who are having their first look at the country. The students arrived in Sydney last week on a fiveweek exchange visit. The visit, organised by the Japan-Australia student Exchange Federation, will include homestays in108 words
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Article114 1968-07-23 7 HONG KONG. Mon. (Reuter) A Hong Kong University professor has stated that Hong Kong has too many “bookish blockheads- and there is no need to breed anymore Prof. Norman Henderson. head of the Department of Education, called for sweeping changes in the colony's education system to produce real114 words
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Article103 1968-07-23 7 Higher learning in the fields HONG KONG. Mon. (Reuter) The Peking People's Dally today called on Chinese youths to get two or three years practical experience in their fields of study after graduating from the universities or institutions of high learning. In an article103 words
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126 1968-07-23 7 MANILA, Mon. (CPI) A pack of swimming rats, so dense they resembled a school of fish, attacked and overturned a small fishing boat on Saturday night and caused the drowning of three brothers, it was reported today. Two other fishermen who witnessed the126 words
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151 1968-07-23 7 GLASGOW, Scotland, Mon. (Reuter) A ballad singer with curly black hair and a broad smile has beguiled Britain's toughest teenage gangs into mass disarmament. Police and social workers failed to pacify the razorwielding youths. Now it looks as if 40-year-old Frankie Vaughan has succeeded, writes151 words
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Article726 1968-07-23 8 T¥THEN the national elections draw near, It is the custom for opposition parties to break up and for political mutants to emerge as new parties. The first new party to proclaim its existence this year is the Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia. It claims to be the first party led726 words
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3266 1968-07-23 8 A lecture by Dr. K. Kanagaratnam, Deputy Director of Medical Services (Health) at the plenary session of the Peopled Association Management Committee Conference 1968 on Saturday. Tha health of o notion It Its Intangible wealth for with better health goes better living, higher3,266 words
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Article133 1968-07-23 8 IT was with some amuseI ment that I noted the Democratic Action Party’s nation-wide signature campaign for the 11 youths who were found guilty of consorting with armed Indonesians during confrontation. Though I am in full sympathy with the 11 youths I would be most careful before133 words
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Article, Illustration240 1968-07-23 9 SYDNEY. Mon. Agent* in Singapore are buying special ambulances from Australia, and there are prospects for export to other countries. An Adelaide firm. Moeller Industries Pty. Ltd., completed its first export order for a two-berth Holden ambulance last year and obtained a repeat order from240 words
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155 1968-07-23 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The smallholders of West Malaysia produce more than 400,000 tons of rubber a year and their output increases steadily. There are two ways of Improving the marketing of smallholders' rubber and helping them receive the maximum benefit from their labours155 words
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248 1968-07-23 9 MANILA, Mon. (Reuter) The Philippines Intends to keep its minimum commitment to supply the United States with sugar, according to Mr. Ramon Nolan, Sugar Quota Administrator. Mr. Nolan said today the United States Department of Agriculture had been Informed248 words
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178 1968-07-23 9 CANBERRA. Mon. (Reuter) Australia is to increase imports of defence equipment by more than AS 100 million (40.6 million sterling) during the next 12 months. Treasurer William McMahon said today. But talking about its effect on the Australian trade balance, he said the178 words
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Article51 1968-07-23 9 BANGKOK, Mon. (UPI) The Northeast Electricity authority has awarded a 1.4 million order to Fiat industries of Italy for a 15 megawat gas turbine generator for installation in Udorn, 400 miles northeast of here. Installation of the Turbine is expected nine months after a formal contract if51 words
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Article55 1968-07-23 9 BANGKOK. Mon. (UPI) —Negotiations on the current year’s maize trade between Thailand and Japan are being delayed over a formula for shipping the grain. Government sources said. A solution is expected by Wednesday. The Japanese want to be free to send the grain in carriers of55 words
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Article86 1968-07-23 9 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI) Major Japanese iron and steel producers will suspend operations in some of their plants for about five days in August in order to cut down on production, according to sources here. The planned suspension corresponds with the sum- mer vacation system of such86 words
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256 1968-07-23 9 WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI) The Johnson administration urged business and labour leaders yesterday to help restrain wage and price increases during the next five months. The administration's call for aid to stem inflationary pressures came in a letter sent to several hundred top executives by256 words
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Article277 1968-07-23 9 Rubber up cent SINGAPORE. Mon. August first grade rubber f.o.b. clojed at 5 pm. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 54 cents per lb., up one eighth of a cent from previous close. The tone was quiet. The market ruled very quiet and thin during the morning. The undertone277 words
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1276 1968-07-23 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Stock Exchange was less active today with buying somewhat less enthusiastic after the weekend. Industrials were generally easier on balance. The volume of business was moderate while sellers were not very depressive and buyers held quietly at lower levels hoping1,276 words
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232 1968-07-23 9 SEOUL. Mon. (UPI). South Korea's auto industry is still in a budding stage, but it is growing rapidly. It represents a booming business though it is still in the stage where local manufacturers assemble cars with part supplied by leading foreign automakers. South Korea's232 words
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Article363 1968-07-23 9 SINGAPORE Stock Exchance sold and offer prices officially listed at the dose ol business. industrials 2.76 2.86 Ben Co XBI 3.10 .3.12 Borneo Bhd 2.IS 2.18 Boustead ISO 1.82 C sugar 4.48 4.50 Chemical Co 1.77 1.78 C. Storage XD 4 80 Dunlop 3 48 3..30 E. smelting363 words
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Article116 1968-07-23 9 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI) The Bank of Japan is expected to cut its official discount rate around the end of August, according to informed sources here. The reduction, probably by 0.365 per cent per annum. will mean the end of a one-year tight money116 words
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Article22 1968-07-23 9 LONDON. Mon. (UPI) Rubber opened quiet with spot 19-1 8 19-5/16. No. i RSS CIF basis portsAug. 18-7 8 19.22 words
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Article45 1968-07-23 9 <Mana*em* Prices) First Mala'an XD 2.80 Second Malayan XD 2 01 Third Malayan 1.32 The Commerce Industry 103 1.1* The Savin* Fund 1.17 1.26 First H'Kona .93 .98* Second H'Kone .66 .70* Malaysian Investment Fund 1-25 135 Sterlin* C'modlty 5/9 Ron* Ron* Currency)45 words
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Article101 1968-07-23 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The noon prices at the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange today are > Selle* Buyer Coconut Oil (F.O.B.) Bulk Coconut Oil 54 00 56.50 (FOB.) Drums Loose Copra Mixed July 30 00(h) Muntok White Pepper (F.O.B.) 96% N.L.W. ***** Sarawak White Pepper (F.O.B.) 96% N.LW. 107.50 Sarawak special101 words
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Article127 1968-07-23 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Old Course Hotel at St. Andrews in Scotland, the first British hotel in. which BO AC has invested money was opened on June 25. The four-storey structure overlooks the celebrated 17th green “the road hole” —of the Old Course at St. Andrews,127 words
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Article15 1968-07-23 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The tin price for today was $552,874 per picul, down $1,624.15 words
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81 1968-07-23 9 KOBE. Mon. (UPI) Kobe Steel has announced it will soon begin production of covered tubes for uranium fuel on a commercial business. The tubes are used to contain the uranium fuel which constitutes the heart of atomic reactors. The company has been producing the81 words
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Article185 1968-07-23 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The following ships are expected to be in port today: Godowns Vessel* 3/4 Peleus 5 Helan Maru 6/7 Shunwa Maru 10/11 Bawean 13/14 Schle Lloyd 15/16 Vlminale 19 Salajar 21/22 Sea Express 27/28 Kyokai Maru 29 30 Halldis 31/32 Mozyr 33 34 State of Madras185 words
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Miscellaneous1295 1968-07-23 10 w YOUK TODAY TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL KUALA LUMPUK ud PnUo Flnaai; 6 Ipoh and Melaka; 3 A 10 Jobore Bahru; 4 Taipinr. 1 Bate Pabat; 0 AloancP.M. 545 Opening Annet. and Summary; 5 50 News Outlines in the National Language. 5.55 National Songs; 600 New* in Tamil 6.10 The Outdoorsman;1,295 words
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559 1968-07-23 12 Peggy Massin - By Peggy Massin T>ARIS, Mon. A (Reuter) Paris high fashion is set for a general reform with smaller and less extravagant collections. Presentations for autumn and winter, starting today, will also feature simple, more restrained clothes. Designers acknowledge that few clients can pay prices559 words
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Article, Illustration136 1968-07-23 12 PEPPERMINT, sweet models take on the military look at the Robinson’s Peppermint Rock Teenage Fashion Show in Kuala Lumpur recently. This command was from “Field Marshal" Royston Consitliere, the designer and man behind this show the first of its kind staged by the departmental store for its136 words
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Article, Illustration119 1968-07-23 12 HUNDREDS of R.A.F. wives have gone back to school in Singapore to polish up their cookery skill at the Adult Education Centre on the island’s longest-esta-blished Royal Air Force station at Seletar Nearly a score of sub- jects are taught at 30 classes at the119 words
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588 1968-07-23 12 Florence de Santis - By Florence de Santis A SKED what her favourite outfit is for ■l** private life, Doris Day laughed and said, "Bermuda shorts, knee-length stockings, a turtleneck pullover and o windbreaker, topped off with a cap or scarf." That isn’t the Doris588 words
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Article, Illustration226 1968-07-23 12 MARY SUE MILLER - By MARY SUE MILLER many a slip in packing for weekA ends. Own up, how often have you left some essential beauty or grooming aid behind? Unsettling, isn't it? One solution is to compile and “file" a list of your needs, and then refer to it when226 words
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Article, Illustration61 1968-07-23 12 THE stripes are back and they are going horizontally, diagonally and vertically, in rainbow colours too! Let’s be with It, says Brenda, who is in a many-coloured 'striped mini-skirt dress with a matching flopping hat. This was introduced at the Peppermint Rock Teenage Fashion Show by Robinson’s— Eastern Sun Pix by Mok Voon. - 61 words
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128 1968-07-23 12 BANGKOK, Mon. (Reuter) The Thai Government will impose strict controls on the quality of Thai silk produced for export, beginning next November. The Government will then begin inspecting all silk fabric destined for export and print on every yard an "approved handwoven" mark.128 words
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Article200 1968-07-23 12 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Beatle John Lennon smiles, smiles and goes on smiling for 9o minutes in the latest film by his Japanese girlfriend Yoko Ono It was human bottoms, bottoms, bottoms 365 of them in naked close-up in the last movie by the Avantgarde artist, who has200 words
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Article74 1968-07-23 12 BANGKOK. Mon. (Reuter) A children's foundation under the royal patronage of Queen Sirikit has launched a welfare scheme for the relief of child victims of slum life and natural disaster. Officials of the foundation for the promotion of cleanliness and health of school children say that 1 e74 words
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Article132 1968-07-23 12 ATLANTA. Georgia, Mon, (Reuter) A social worker here has found a new way of getting summer employment for restless teenagers by forming the rent-a-kid organisation. For this purpose Miss Joy Cochran has brought a number of young people from poorer areas together to train them to perform odd132 words
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Advertisement56 1968-07-23 13 TRAVEL CENTRE OF SINGAPORE Well-known for personalised services E-10 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING panavislonV- metrocplof ORCHARD opens Thursday! PALACE RAQUEL WELCH Sets The Screen Sizzling With X-citement And Frolic Escapades! melro-goldwynmayer presents a shattel-stewart production rodertwagner raquel welch godtrey Cambridge biggest bundle f j ofttemi “Tvittono desca «edward g. nobinson WHO IS56 words
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Miscellaneous177 1968-07-23 13 11 a.I SHAW IGANISBT»'">W UST DAT! 1-tt. 4 00. 0.30 9.15 p.m Pietro Germf* "THE CLIMAX" (DA) Tognarri, 8tef«Bl» Sandrell! OPENS TOMORROW! Chenj Pei Pel In Shaw Productions THAT TIERT GIRL Mandarin in Shawscope Color) »ith English Sub*. No r LAST S DAYS —No Tree List! 11. 1-30. 4.00. 6.45177 words
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Miscellaneous405 1968-07-23 13 LAST 2 DAYS! See It Now! Please Note Time*: 11 am.. 2.30. no 9 no pm. R''" •‘-s a- -THE KING AND I” Cinemascope Color by DeLuse Deborah Kerr. Yul Brynner (FOX* School Conre**fon: $1 00 Te Anv Seat ror 11. 2.30 A **o pm show» CHARITY FILM PRKMIEItE! Tomorrow405 words
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Article, Illustration1172 1968-07-23 14 H.L. Herschensohn - By H.L. Herschensohn, M.D. 'J’HE news that a famous baseball player was incapacitated because of mumps came as a surprise and raised these questions: 1. Isn't mumps a disease of childhood? Yes, it is. It appears mostly between the ages of 5 and 10. Sometimes the1,172 words
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Article712 1968-07-23 14 JOHN F. BARTON - BY JOHN F. BARTON United Press International WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI) Indonesia's new Ambassador to the United States, Sudjatmoko, is telling American officials not to expect ony major foreign policy changes from the Government of President Suharto. Sudjatmoko was a personal adviser to Foreign Minister Adam Malik712 words
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243 1968-07-23 14 Sydney, Australian agricultural experts who have offered so many new techniques to the farmers of Asia, have still the same call for their services at home from new generations of young Australian farmers The importance of the role of rural youth in the development of243 words
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173 1968-07-23 14 ORISBANE. Pastoral conditions throughout Australia are now generally favourable and restocking of drought-affected areas Is under way. The Australian Minister for Primary Industry. Mr. J.D. Anthony, said this in his opening address as chairman of the Australian Agricultural Council, in July. Further improvements in wool173 words
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Article379 1968-07-23 14 Mon. (Reuter) The Australian Government has infuriated leaders of some aboriginal tribes in the Northern Territory by its announced plans for a township to be built on land where they used to roam freely. Site for the proposed little town is crown land at Wave Hill,379 words
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Article502 1968-07-23 15 And it’s his 4th century of season LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Barry Richards, Hampshire's 22-year-old South African batsman, hit a dashing 176 yesterday for his fourth century of the season. Playing against Essex Richards was particularly strong in off-driving and hit one six and 21 fours during502 words
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327 1968-07-23 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. A leading local tobacco company has written to the F A of Singapore offering to donate an handsome trophy to be played annually between Singapore and the neighbouring countries in this region. In a letter to the president of FAS. the327 words
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Article103 1968-07-23 15 FRANCORCHAMPS. (Belgium), Mon. (Reuter) Luxembourg racing driver Nicolas Koob lay seriously injured in hospital last night sfter his car shot off the road during the Spa 24-hour motor race hereKoob received severe head, chest and fipinal injuries *hen his Alfa-Romed GTA -eft the track during the early stages103 words
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Article144 1968-07-23 15 RIO DE JANEIRO, Mon. (Reuter) Brazil’s soccer world yesterday mourned the death of 23-year-old “Brandao” Luis Carlos de Nascimento shot dead by a military policeman after a quarrel at his Bonsucesso Club headquarters here last night. A Rio Club championship match between Bonsucesso and Flamngo,144 words
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189 1968-07-23 15 SPAIN and West Germany emerged as the most powerful tennis nations in Europe as they won through to the interzone round of the Davis Cup yesterday. Spain completed a 3-2 victory over Italy In the European Zone Section “A” final in Barcelona189 words
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Article144 1968-07-23 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon For the first time foreign boxers will be competing in the sth Malaysian Open Boxing Championships at the Stadium Negara here from Sept. 1-3. Previously only competitors from Singapore vied for honours in the Malaysian Open. Three of the six countries invited144 words
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Article123 1968-07-23 15 DINARD. (France) Mon. (UP!) Australian boats placed first, fourth and fifth in the Captain Cook Trophy Race which ended yesterday Sponsored jointly by the Dinard Yacht Club and England’s Royal Yacht Club, the junior offshore group competition was held along a 154-mile course between Cowes, Isle of123 words
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106 1968-07-23 15 THE Olympic Games In Mexico loomed large at this year’s “Kiel Week,” for yachtsmen from all over the world used the contests in the extreme north of the Federal Republic of Germany as dress rehearsal for the Games. The German yachtsmen were able to qualify for Mexico on the course106 words
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Article145 1968-07-23 15 PARIS. Mon. (Reuter) Holland’s Jan Janssen yesterday won the 55th Tour de France Cycle Classic in the tightest finish ever seen here beating Belgium's Hermann Van Springel by only 38 seconds. The previous record was set in 1964 when Frenchman Jacques Anquetil beat his arch rival145 words
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368 1968-07-23 15 Mon. (CPI) The Japan Olvmpic Committee s Standing Committee today derided on a delegation of 176 athletes and 33 official* for parti-* Cipation in the 1968 Olympic Games at Mexico City’. The total number of 209 compares to the 285-member delegation demanded by368 words
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Article177 1968-07-23 15 LOS ANGELES. Mon (UPI) —Karen Muir of South Africa and Debbie Meyer of the Arden Hills Swim Club each set world records during yeslerday's final day of competition in the 10th annual Los Angeles Invitational Swimming Meet. MiES Muir surpassed her own previous world177 words
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Article863 1968-07-23 15 IFOR, Mon. The folic- log are the weights of the First Day of the Sultan's Gold Vase meeting of the Pernk Turf Club on Saturday, July 27. HORSES CLASS 1 Div S 6 Furlongs Avenger II 9 00 Prince Dine 9 00 Rustic 9.00 Lord863 words
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Article174 1968-07-23 15 IPOH. Men. The Sultan's Geld Vasa raee in the Perak Turf Club Meeting from Saturday. July 17 mill be on the fourth Day. Aug. 4 for Horses Class 1. Division 1, 5-1/? fur'ongs straight. The following are thr weights: King's Knight 9.03 Co-Prosperity 8.08 Oreenstone II174 words
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Article, Illustration704 1968-07-23 16 Little Nene - Story and pictures —by Little Nene Little Nene SINGAPORE, Mon. Members of the newly formed Singapore Senior Golfers Society comprising men golfers over 50, made their historic debut in a closely contested match against the SICC golfing ladies here today.704 words
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Article276 1968-07-23 16 His I: 55.7 run is far from qualifying mark MOSCOW, Mon. (Reuter) Roma Subramaniam, the Malaysian middle distance runner, failed to achieve his ambition of reaching the 800 metres Olympic qualifying time yesterday at the Znamensky Memorial track and field meetin g in Leningrad. Subramaniam clocked 1 min.276 words
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143 1968-07-23 16 MOSCOW. Mon. (Reuter) Asian sprint champion Mani Jegathesan (Malaysia) qualified for the 200 metres final at the Znamensky Brothers memorial athletics meeting in Leningrad, but was absent when the race was run. It was earlier believed he had failed to qualify. Jegathesan clocked143 words
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176 1968-07-23 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. Three records were toppled on the first day of the four-day annual athletic meet of the Singapore Combined Secondary Schools Sports Council held at Farrer Park centre today. The records shattered were in the shot putt event in the "A” division (boys),176 words
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Article61 1968-07-23 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Jurong Shipyard Recreation Club have organised a month-long series of competitions in conjunction with the National Day celebrations. The competitions include basketball, sepak raga. volleyball. table-tennis, badminton and carromThe General Manager of JS Mr. K. Sakurai. will open the tournament at61 words
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314 1968-07-23 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. Tan Thuan Heng Singapore’s top swimmer again failed to make the grade for selection to the Mexico Olympic Games by only a tick of a second in the qualifying trials held at the Chinese Swimming Club here today. Thuan314 words
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239 1968-07-23 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. Indonesia will field a formidable contingent of swimmers and water-polo players to the Singapore International meet to he held next month. The meet organised by the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association has attracted entries from Philippines. Indonesia and Malaysia. The Indonesian team239 words
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658 1968-07-23 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Ishtlaq Mobarak of the Jets Athletic Club today came very near qualifying for an Olympic berth with a record breaking 14.4 seconds for the 110 metres hurdles on the final day of the Selangor Amateur Athletic Championships at the Merdeka Stadium658 words
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Article154 1968-07-23 16 SEREMBAN. Mon. Mr.-T-Mahima Singh, a Member of Parliament yesterday donated a cricket pavilion to the N.S. Club in honour of the 46th birthday of the Yang di-Per-tuan Besar of Negri Sembilan. The pavilion will be declared open shortly. Cricketers taking part In. yesterday's social cricket154 words
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Miscellaneous50 1968-07-23 15 [TIME AND TIDE Penan*: 11.34 am. (7.3 ft.). Port Swettenham: 4.07 a.m. (12.7 ft.), 4.09 p.m. (13 8 ft.). Port Dickson: 5.48 p.m. (7.7 ft.). Singapore: 10.46 a.m. (6.7 ft.), 9.12 p.m. (7.7 ft.). Sedili Kechil: 9.48 a m (7.2 ft.), 6.47 p.m. (6.1 ft.). Kuantan: 8.54 a.m. (8.4 ft.)_*50 words
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