Eastern Sun, 5 October 1968
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Title Section23 1968-10-05 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 784 Saturday. 5 October 1968. •fa MC(P) 0050 Price 15 cents23 words
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249 1968-10-05 1 MANILA. Fri. (UPI) The United States and Great Britain were urged on Thursday night to find a solution to the current dispute between the Philippines and Malaysia over ownership of the State of Sabah. Congressman Salipada Pendatun of the island of Mindanao said249 words
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Article413 1968-10-05 1 Marcos: I’m ready to talk without pre-conditions MANILA, Fri. (UPI fir REUTER) T'HE Philippines today broke a stalemate with Malaysia on a proposed peace conference by announcing its readiness to hold talks without preconditions. Acting Foreign Secretary Jose D. Ingles said a ministerial-level meeting can now take413 words
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240 1968-10-05 1 KI'ALA LIPIS. Fri. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak welcomed reports that President Marcos was willing to hold discussions with Malaysia excluding the Sabah dispute. Speaking to newsmen here today. Tun Razak said this was a change in attitude of the Filipino leader and240 words
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Article, Illustration51 1968-10-05 1 Thirteen people escaped death miraculously when this bus plunged into the Bukit Timah canal after a collision with an on-coming taxi. All. except two. escaped only with slight injuries. The two injured passengers were admitted to the General Hospital with “severe injuries”. (Story in Page51 words
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641 1968-10-05 1 By Yap Rood Hui BANTING. Fri. A fourman gang held up a Securicnr armoured van along a lonely estate road here this morning and got away with $180,943. The money was the payroll of the Carer Island and Bukit Cheeding Estate which the641 words
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Article173 1968-10-05 1 JAKARTA, Fri. (UPI) Mrs. Hartini Sukarno, second official wife of former President Sukarno, has been arrested on charges of plotting a coup to restore him to power, the newspaper. Kusantara. said today. Authorities declined comment on the report, but informed military sources said she was under close173 words
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Article125 1968-10-05 1 MOSCOW. Fri. Reuter) Czechoslovak Communist Party chief Alexander Dubcek and two colleagues continued tough negotiations with the Soviet ruling Triumvirate here today surrounded by a wall of official silence. There was no reliable indication of the progress of the talks, believed to be concerned w’ith how125 words
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Article85 1968-10-05 1 MALACCA. Fri. The 21 Indonesians detained by the Royal Malaysian Navy in the sea off Malacca yesterday have been released by Malacca Police. Police here are satisfied, after a day-lcng interrogation of the 10 armed Indonesian policemen among the group, that no offence had been committed. The85 words
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Miscellaneous23 1968-10-05 1 LADIES PAY j c*v*T*r I J 57HL i .1 J 111* “You were right, Ma. I let him win and he pro* posedi”23 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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KEEP SINGAPORE CLEAN
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2625 1968-10-05 2 MNGAPORE, Fri. Passes in the City and Guilds of London Institute examinations 1968 have been released by the Ministry of Education as fallows: TELECOMMUNICATION TECHICIANS COURSEPRACTICAL MATHEMATICS PRIVATE CANDIDATES PASSED WITH DISTINCTION Au Yong Tian Pen?. Ho Sen? GeOk. Low Tin? Haw. Tan2,625 words
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527 1968-10-05 2 LIM THOW BOON - On voluntary basis says Prof. Ungku Aziz By LIM THOW BOON KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A plan to step up the use of the No, tional Language in the University of Malaya has been formulated, the newly-appointed Vice-Chancellor of the University, Prof.527 words
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Article32 1968-10-05 2 Grady Wilson Malaysia Campaign: Free shows of the Billy Graham film “The Restless Ones” at Bukit Bintang Boys* Secondary School. Petaling Jaya at 9 am., 3 pm. and 1 pm.32 words
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161 1968-10-05 2 SINGAPORE Fri. Toto draw No. 18 will he telecast “live" in English by Television Singapura on Sunday at 3.20 p m. The jackpot for the first prize is 8100.000 and the second prize (five plus one) carries the maximum supplementary winning of161 words
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Article182 1968-10-05 2 SINGAPORE. Fri The Environmental Health Department has put up an exhibition in connection with the “Keep Singapore Clean” campaign as part of Its educational and motivational measure*. The exhibition, open to the public lrom 10 a.m to 10 p.m., is Demg he-d at tne moment at182 words
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245 1968-10-05 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Gerakan M.P. for Batu. Dr. Tan Chee Khoon, today officially protested against the indiscriminate change of names of both Stale and Parliamentary constituencies. He said many such changes had been proposed and the Gerakan failed to understand the reason for245 words
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124 1968-10-05 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Malaysia will participate in a seminar on “energy policy and energy economy” organised by the German foundation for developing countries in Berlin from Wednesday to November 2. 1968 Experts from the Federal Republic of Germany. Western Europe and the United Nations124 words
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Article145 1968-10-05 4 Fire at MAHA show: KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tha Sarawak stall at the Malaysian Agri-Horticultural Association exhibition was gutted by fire early this afternoon. More than $6,000 worth of exhibits from the Borneo State went up in flames. The Are is believed to have been caused by a145 words
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166 1968-10-05 4 PENANG. Fri. Everything was going smoothly until Court interpreter was reading the charge to a youth. The youth was a mute. The interpreter stared at the youth in amazement, for the youth did not show that he was deaf and dumb. In the dock166 words
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95 1968-10-05 4 PENANG, Fri. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, will be invited to open the Penang State Alliance Headquarters on the second floor of the Football Association of Penang building in Dato Kramat Road. “The date of the official opening is for the95 words
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Article126 1968-10-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Malaysia will be represented at the Pacific Regional Fellowship Conference of Boys* Brigade in Singapore next week by Mr. Tan Teik Hock, the National President. Mr. Ong Tit Hoe. the National Secretary and Mr. Robert Hughes, a National Executive member. The three-day conference will126 words
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93 1968-10-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri A spokesman of Wisma Putra. commenting on the latest proposal from President Marcos for a meeting with him and the Prime Minister, said there was nothing new In this proposal. “Malaysia's position Is well known. “It would be fruitless to hold discussions93 words
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391 1968-10-05 4 PI action at ASEAN meet: KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs today described as "a strange and dubious act" the Philippine questioning on the right of the Malaysian delegation to represent Saboh at the ASEAN Conference on Commerce and Industry which ended in391 words
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253 1968-10-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Timber made the biggest gains among the major export commodities during the second quarter of this year and help give the country a favourable trade balance of $llO million during the period. This is shown in a table of253 words
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Article192 1968-10-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The late Malaysian Ambassador to the Republic of Korea. Enche Bahadun bin Haji Hassan, was today posthumously awarded the Order of Diplomatic Service Merit (First Class) by the Korean Government. The Republic’s Ambassador here. Dr. Hongkee Karl, handed the order to Enche Bahadun's192 words
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142 1968-10-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Selangor Police are stepping up their investigations into the fatal stabbing of Mrs Kon Min Sen. 24. by an unknown youth just as she was entering her house at Jalan Sahabat here In the early hour of Wednesday morning Detective*142 words
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Article56 1968-10-05 4 BUTTER WORTH Fri A stroll along the Jalan Pantai sea-front here cost a shop assistant his scooter, valued at SI.OOO. which he left unattended here last night. Goh Chye Huat. 23. from Bukit Mertajam reported to the police that he had parked his machine along Jalan Pantai and56 words
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Article, Illustration255 1968-10-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Bad weather resulted in a 15-mile chase for reporters covering the arrival of British Parliamentary Under-secretary of Defence for the Armv, Mr. James Boyden, this morning. Pressmen and photographers dashed to the RMAF Base for the scheduled arrival of Mr. Boyden at255 words
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333 1968-10-05 4 M ALA LUMPUR, Fri.— UNESCO has agreed to help Malaysia obtain free microfilm copies of her important historical documents now in the possession of other countries. the Director of the National Archives. Enche Alwi Jantan. sain today. Enche Alwi said: “Malaysia has333 words
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91 1968-10-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Ministry of Justice will hold a three-day seminar beginning on Oct. 18 for all State Legal Advisers and Deputy Public Prosecutors in West Malaysia to discuss problems faced by them. The Minister of Justice, Enche Bahaman Samsudin. will open the91 words
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72 1968-10-05 4 JAKARTA. Fri. (AFP) A team of Central Java officials will leave for Kuala Lumpur soon to study methods of rural development in Malaysia. Antara News Agency reported today. The team which has been selected by the Central Java Governor. Munadi. will pay special attention72 words
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287 1968-10-05 4 IPOH. Fri. An investigating officer of the Department of Inland Revenue here, Mr. John R. Dixon, was sent sprawling on the floor when he was assaulted at the dance hall of the Golden Jubilee Restaurant in Rampar Road. the Magistrate's Court here was told287 words
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172 1968-10-05 4 TAPAH. Fri. The existing conditions in the courts in this country are to be improved next year This was disclosed by the Minister of Justice. Enche Bahaman Samsudin. this morning when he visited the Court building here, accompanied by the Tapah Magistrate. Enche172 words
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122 1968-10-05 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. FilijblAG nationals working or studying in Malaysia will be allowed to extend their visas without any restrictions, the ControllerGeneral of Immigration, Enche Ibrahim bln Ali, said today. He told Bernama “no reciprocal action’’ would be taken against them although the Immigration authorities122 words
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Article, Illustration139 1968-10-05 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Low and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker, will lead the Singapore delegation to take part in the 19th Meeting of the Colombo Plan Consultative Committee to be held in Seoul, Korea, from Oct. 8 to 25. Other members of the delegation139 words
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Article66 1968-10-05 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. An accounts clerk, Tan Teck Lau. 64, was fined $5OO by the Fourth District Court today for bribing a policeman with $lO. Tan was found guilty of giving the bribe to PC Sng Sok Choon as inducement not to arrest him for being66 words
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Article35 1968-10-05 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.—Nearly 2.000 cakes for the Moon Festival will be distributed free to visitors of the New Era Exposition at the main entrances tomorrow. The cakes were donated by Empress Hotel.35 words
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157 1968-10-05 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. A new MacPherson Branch of the People's Action Party under the leadership of its Member of Parliament, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, who is also the Minister for Health, has now been established and is making good progress. The Branch, in its effort157 words
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Article, Illustration352 1968-10-05 5 Bus plunges into canal after collision with taxi SINGAPORE, Fri. Thirteen persons had a miraculous escape from death when the bus they were travelling in collided with an oncoming taxi and plunged into a nearby canal at the junction of Bukit Timah and Adam Roads early— Eastern Sun pix by Jimmy Chow. - 352 words
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753 1968-10-05 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. In many of the business organisations in Singapore the need for management training and its implications has not been firmly grasped. This was stated by Mr. Lim Chew Swee, Director of the Singapore Institute of Management in a paper753 words
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Article, Illustration31 1968-10-05 531 words
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74 1968-10-05 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A postman. Sulaiman bin Mohd Zain. 28. was jailed for six months by the Fourth District Court today for stealing five letters. Sulaiman admitted hiding the letters under his shirt at the Katong Post Office on Feb. 27. Three of the letters74 words
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70 1968-10-05 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The pro-tem committee of the Malaysian Welfare Association in Singapore is inviting all Malaysians to attend a meeting on Sunday. The meeting will be held at All-Malaya Muslim Mia- sionarv Association at Lo» rong 12. Geylang, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. A70 words
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Article56 1968-10-05 5 SINGAPORE. Fri—Lui Chin Cheong. 21. was fined $250 by the Ninth Magistrate’s Court todav for being found with materials relating to triad societies. Lui admitted having six booklets containing triad verses and one red packet containing three one-cent coins of the "Ang Bin Huav Triad Society” at56 words
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291 1968-10-05 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Industrial Workers’ Union of Singapore, representing the bus workers of the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Co. Ltd., has replied to charges made by the Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, on the “unsatisfactory state of service” provided by the291 words
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Article, Illustration139 1968-10-05 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore's “Singing Pastor”, the Rev. Philip Chan, has set church-goers talking. Rev. Chan, a young and “wtth-it” preacher from the Barker Methodist Church, has hummed the Message to many in a language they understand. The guitar-strumming preacher who moves with the139 words
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Article57 1968-10-05 5 3.30 p.m. Choir practice at National Theatre Club. 7 p.m. Folk dance practice at National Theatre Club. 7 p.m. Talk on current problems and ideals of humanity by Swami Advaitanandaji at Gandhi Memorial Hall. Race Course Lane. 8 p.m. Chinese Musical Section practice at National Theatre Club--8 p.m.57 words
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Article, Illustration480 1968-10-05 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Miss Lee Siok Tin, daughter of the iate Dato Lee Kong Chian, today declared open the $llO,000 extension of Kuo Chuan Girls' School here. The building was dedicated by Rev. R. M. Greer who has been associated— Eastern Sun pix.; — Eastern Sun; photo. - 480 words
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Article, Illustration165 1968-10-05 3 Members of the International Executive Service Corps in Singapore recently paid a call on the American Ambassador, Mr. Francis J. Galbraith and First Secretary, Mr. Albert K. Ludy. Made up of retired American business executive volunteers. lESC is a private. non-profit organisation, directed and managed by165 words
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663 1968-10-05 3 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The East Lagoon Project berths, now being developed by the Port of Singapore Authority, will have maximum flexibility, Mr. Kenneth Seah, the Public Relations Officer of the PSA declared today. He was speaking on “The development of Port Facilities’’ at a meeting of663 words
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Article102 1968-10-05 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Heralds Choral Society will present a joint recital bv soprano Leong Mei Leng and pianist Louise Hwang at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow at 8 p m. The programme for the evening will include arias from Puccini’s “Madame Butterfly”, “La Boheme” and “Tosca”;102 words
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233 1968-10-05 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The hearing of an application by a political banishee. Low Tai Thong, to set aside a bankruptcy notice served on him by the Attorney-General was adjourned for a week. Mr. Justice Winslow granted the adjournment following an application by Mr.233 words
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Article82 1968-10-05 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. D.J. Fennessy. who has been serving as Australian Assistant Trade Commissioner in Kuala Lumpur for the past eight months, is being transferred next week to Singapore. He is replacing Mr. W.D. Grove, Australian Assistant Trade Commissioner (Publicity), who is returning to rejoin the82 words
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Article, Illustration1204 1968-10-05 13 Ningkan appeal: Grounds for dismissal r ON DON, Fri. (Reuter) Doto Stephen Kalong Ningkan, former Chief Minister of Sarawak, has failed to establish that there was no emergency in Sarawak to justify Malaysia's proclamation of a state of emergency on Sept. 14, 1966, the Judicial Committee of1,204 words
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Article51 1968-10-05 13 TPOH. Fri. A lorry and a car were involved in a head-on collision at the 39$ mile. BidOr-Tapah Main Road yesterday. The driver of the car Lui Mun Yotic. 30, was killed on the spot. The unver of the Lorry, Nyew Chiang Lee. 33, escaped with51 words
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337 1968-10-05 13 Kl 7 ALA LUMPUR. Fri. The President of the Malay Language Society of the University of Malaya, fcnche Haron Awal, today categorically denied the Society carried out activities which were contradic- iu constitution. Enche Haron said in a statement: 'All this while337 words
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124 1968-10-05 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri —Two Mara students. Enche Shanffudm bin Mohamed Yusof. 21. and Che Norasmah binte Mohamed Sam 18. left for Sa.sburg Austria today for a one-year course in hotel and catering management. They are sponsored by Mara and the Austrian Government. Enche124 words
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Article75 1968-10-05 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Two Malaysian police officers left for London today to attend a nine-week course in criminal investigation at the Wellington Po.ice Col lege in Lancashire. They are Inspector John Chong from Sabah and Inspector Haida n bin Haji Merican of the Selangor Police75 words
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Article51 1968-10-05 13 KUCHING. Tri. A total of 92 civil servants will be awarded the Long Service Meda!s at the forthcoming birthday Of the Governor. Tun Abang Haji Openg They will receive their awards from the Governor it the Actana cp Monday hii will be followed by a51 words
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WORLD NEWS
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659 1968-10-05 6 MEXICO CITY, Fri. (UP! fir AFP) Army tanks silencad student snipers in a giant housing project early on Thursday, ending a pitched battle that left at least 26 civilians and one soldier dead, more than 100 wounded and nearly 500 persons under arrest. In659 words
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101 1968-10-05 6 ROME. Fri. (CPI) The Communists asked Italy yesterday to seek cancellation of the Olympic Gaines "in view of the tragic situation brought about in Mexico City by repeated massacres of students and workers.’’ The Communists asked Premier Giovanpi Peone in a Parliamentary question101 words
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Article153 1968-10-05 6 MANILA, Fri. (Reut*r) Philippine newspapers today continued to report the presence, and in some cases the arrest, of alleged Malaysian spies in the Southern Philippines. But Armed Forces authorities could not confirm this and said they were still checking the reports. A Philippine News Service153 words
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Article84 1968-10-05 6 MANILA Fri. (Reuter) Red Cross and Government relief agencies used motor boats today to ferry relief supplies to thousands of people stranded by floods in villages in the Northern Philippines. Provincial officials said 9.000 people were homeless and lacked food as a result of recent typhoon84 words
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196 1968-10-05 6 1, HONG KONG, Fri. (UPI) A force of 500 Riot Police took up positions in the Central District of Hong Kong Island on Thursday night following two nights of Communist demonstrating. P M f* officia,s said the squads were deployed to forestall any196 words
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106 1968-10-05 6 BANGALORE. India. Fri. (Reuter) The Indian Air Force is to have a new ground attack plane, it was announced here today. Air Marshal P.C. LaL Managing Director of the Hindustan Aeronautics Firm, said the new plane— a secondary ground attack aircraft was106 words
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Article, Illustration28 1968-10-05 6 FIVE surviving babies in the Maternity Hospital, Birmingham, after Mrs. Sheila Thorns gave birth to sextuplets after taking a fertility drug- UPI radiophoto.UPI radiophoto. - 28 words
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296 1968-10-05 6 UNITED NATIONS, New York, Fri. (Reuter) Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik today expressed confidence that Malaysia and the Philippines will peacefully settle their dispute over Sabah in a "spirit of conciliation." Mr. Malik, addressing the General Assembly during its world affairs 'debate, said296 words
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123 1968-10-05 6 SAIGON. Fri (UPI) Female Vietcong guerillas have been turned into “sexhelpers” for Communst troops, the official Vietnam press agency reported yesterday. The Government Press Agency quoted a defector, Nguyen Thi Mai, 16, as saying young girls became the victims of “shameful crimes" after being lured123 words
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Article182 1968-10-05 6 PARIS. Fri. (UPI) —Two men were pulled from a cafe in the heart of Paris, manacled together and executed at noon yesterday by five gunmen in what police believed to be a Corsican vendetta. One of the victims was not Immediately identified. The gunmen pulled182 words
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456 1968-10-05 6 NEW YORK. Fri. (UPI) Chou En-lai, Premier and currently No. 3 man in China, chose the regime's 19th birthday to announce that everything on the mainland is just dandy and that complete victory for Mao Tse-tung’s cultural revolution “is not far away.” This bright456 words
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135 1968-10-05 6 LONDON. Fri. (Renter) Blonde film actress Diana Dors. 36. told a Bankruptcy Court here today she had once handed over 100.000 sterling in assets to a man at gunpoint. The man, she claimed, was her late husband Dennis Hamilton who had forced135 words
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Article46 1968-10-05 6 BUENOS AIRES. Fri. (Reuter) Peruvian President Fernando Belaunde Terry, ousted by an army coup this morning, arrived here by air from Lima shortly after midday. Earlier a Foreign Ministry spokesman confirmed that Senor Belaunde had asked for political asylum in Argentina.46 words
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165 1968-10-05 6 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) Leading British Catholic laymen, including, author Graham Greene, today joined growing rebellion against Pope Paul’s ban on birth control. Two influential religious magazines published a statement challenging the Pope’s ruling signed by 76 university lecturers, medical and religious figures. On Thursday the165 words
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Article332 1968-10-05 6 OIRMI N G H A M, Fri. (Reuter) Five surviving sextuplets were "throwing their arms and lege about quite a lot" at a maternity hospital here yesterday, where a spokesman said: "Every hour increases their chances slightly." Mrs. Sheila Ann Thoms, 30, who took a fertility332 words
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566 1968-10-05 7 TTNITED NATIONS, Niw York, Fri. (Reuter) —The Soviet Union reaffirmed today its willingness to begin talks with the United States on the limitation of Anti-Missile Systems and to pursue o policy of friendship with the West in the wake of the Czechoslovak566 words
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207 1968-10-05 7 CANBERRA. Fri. (Reuter) Two missionaries were believed “ambushed and cannibalised” while on a trek in the West Irian highlands late last month, an Australian External Affairs Department spokesman here told Reuter today. Quoting from an Australian Embassy report in Jakarta the spokesman207 words
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Article149 1968-10-05 7 MANILA. Fn. (Reuter) A man held Quezon City police at bay for three hours during the night by threatening to kill a one-year-oid baby he had grabbed from the mother. The man, Wenceslao Arzuelas. 28. married with four children, surrendered to police only after they149 words
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Article160 1968-10-05 7 SANTA MONICA. California. Fri. (Reuteri Dorothy Malone, star of “Peyton Place”, who sued her ex-husband last week, has gone to court again with a *1.600.000 <666.660 sterling) claim against the producers of the television serial and the American Broadcasting Company. Miss Malone, 43. yesterday brought160 words
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Article54 1968-10-05 7 HOLLYWOOD. California. Fri. (Reuter) The pilot of a small plane was killed here last night when his two-seat aircraft slammed into the main administration building at the 20th Century Fox Film Studios here and exploded in flames. The plane narrowly missed scores of people at54 words
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Article34 1968-10-05 7 NAIROBI. Fri. (Renter) A Kenya police dog is believed to have set a world record by making its 1.074th “arrest” police reported. The champion is Hugo, a nine-year-old Alsatian.34 words
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Article113 1968-10-05 7 NEW YORK. Fri (UPI) The market moved ahead during the first hour of trading yesterday. Turnover wa* heavy. Observers said strength reflected the bright outlook on the automobile scene, a record increase in consumer credit in August, a rise in the backlog of new factory113 words
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Article86 1968-10-05 7 LONDON. Fri (Reuter) Another 21-knot passen-ger-cargo liner will join the Britain Europe Far East service tomorrow when the 14.650-ton Ben Line Bencruachan leaves London on Its maiden voyage. Bencruachan. named after a 3.689-foot mountain in the Scottish Highlands, has been specially fitted with a bow thrust86 words
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89 1968-10-05 7 PARIS. Fri. (Reuter) A Pan* Court today deferred a hearing of a case in which American film star Marlene Dietrich is suing French novelist Roger Peyrefltte for defamation. A date for the first hearing of the case will be fixed on Oct. 24, the Court decided89 words
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Article, Illustration74 1968-10-05 7 TOKYO: Young girls in the guise of the old time “Oiran” (courtesan) and waiting maids march slowly before a crowd in a costume parade at Ueno Park, held in commemoration of the centenary of Tokyo. The Oiran costume including the wooden clogs is said to have cost 2— UPI; photo. - 74 words
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347 1968-10-05 7 ROME. Fri. (Reuter) Production, trade and consumption of tobacco continue to rise throughout the world, despite medical warnings against smoking and the outlook is for still further increases, a report of the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) said today. The report, prepared for347 words
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Article99 1968-10-05 7 HONG KONG. Fri. (Reuter) Two US. aircraft were shot down over the northeastern Laos province of Samneua on Sept. 22. the North Vietnam news Agency (V.N.A.)) said today. Quoting a report from the Communist Khaosan Pathet Lao News Agency. VN A. said American aircraft shot99 words
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Article89 1968-10-05 7 BANGKOK. Fri. (Reuter) General Duong Van Minh. South Vietnam’s former Head of State, will return to Saigon tomorrow after four years in exile in Bangkok General Minh. popularly known as “big Minh.” led the military coup against the late President Ngo Dinh Diem and89 words
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Article46 1968-10-05 7 HONG KONG. Fn. (Reuter)— Negotiations between Hong Kong interests and the British export credits guarantee department over finance for Hong Kong’s crossharbour tunnel have broken down, it was announced here today. Hong Kong may now turn to Japan for finance for the project.46 words
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Article61 1968-10-05 7 WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) Mr. Douglas Cater, Chief Presidential Adviser on Health. Education and Welfare Matters, has resigned to work for VicePresident Hubert Humphrey in his bid for the presidency. Mr. Cater is the first of President Johnson’s leading aides to move directly from the61 words
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76 1968-10-05 7 TOKYO, Fri (Reuter) Japan's first and only heart recipient was today reported recovering from irregularities bothering him since late last month. Dr. Juro Waria who operated on Nobuo Miyazaki last on August 8, in Sapporo, Northern Japan, said today that his 18-vear-old boy patient is believed76 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous1417 1968-10-05 7 yocr Y <J~ itt TV MALAYSIA S KUALA LUMP UK PlUBf. I Ipoh and S A If Johor* Bahru. 7 Bata Pahat; f and Mela] 1 Tl KlnangT Pro^ctS. o °P enin Annct. rwL,-^ marv; 301 A Bill P 1 1 I > or I ?«V: 4.10 True Adven--l 31,417 words
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Article658 1968-10-05 8 T IKE an Alice in Wonderland fantasy if the consequences were not so formidably awesome the Sabah-rattling pantomime put up by President Marcos and his land-hungry wolf-pack is getting “curiouser and curiouser.” First at the bright dawn of the new year, Mr. Marcos stepped on Malaysian soil658 words
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1579 1968-10-05 8 BANGKOK, Thailand During his very recent visit to Thailand, President Johnson's Special Adviser on Asian Economic and Social D e v e I o pment, Mr. Eugene R. Black, reviewed with Dr. Milton E. Bender, Jr., President of the AIT the remarkable1,579 words
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422 1968-10-05 8 Louis Cossels - By Louis Cossels WASHINGTON, (UPI). When Pope Paul VI issued his encyclicol on birth control in July, many people thought it would be o severe setback to the Christian unity movement. They felt that the Pope had dashed ecumenical hopes by reiterating rather than modifying a422 words
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Article527 1968-10-05 8 Patricia McCormack - CHILD CARE By Patricia McCormack NEW YORK, (UPI). This child next door, some age os your youngster, quotes poets, adds without counting on fingers of toes and otherwise demons trates a streak of genius. Do wrong by your boy or girl. Every chance, say: “Why527 words
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Article777 1968-10-05 8 Chinese press comments SINCE President Marcos of the Philippiies announced that military exercises would Je held at the vicinity of Sabah in. November, people dare not put much faith in his promise that the FilipinoMalaysian dispute over Sabah would be settled only by peaceful means. Last week,777 words
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Advertisement40 1968-10-05 8 Eastehn Sun Independent National Newspaper SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1968 23-8. Cantonment Road. Singapore 2 Telephone: *****/7 Penang Office tpeh Office 39. |alan Sultan. Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia. Telephone: *****'6 8. Leith Street, Tel: ***** 77. Breweter Road. Te1:***** Cable Address: AWNEWS40 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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Article, Illustration96 1968-10-05 9 The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bln Hussein, was presented a copy of film entitled "Enriching Our Soils” at his office in Kuala Lumpur by Mr. E. J. Callard. a Deputy Chairman of Imperial Chemical Industries. London on Tuesday. The film in96 words
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229 1968-10-05 9 WASHINGTON, Fri. (UPI) South Korean Finance Minis, er Jcnj Ryul Whang has said that the Korean economy is headed for another boom yeir despite serious drought and flood conditions. Mr. Wlang told the Annual Wtrld Bank group meeting that “despite the unfortunate recurrence of229 words
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Article16 1968-10-05 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. The tin price for today was 5565.00 per pi'll* ut» 25 cents.16 words
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Article, Illustration36 1968-10-05 9 Pic lure snows the large crowds visiting the stall nijhtly.36 words
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496 1968-10-05 9 SINGAPORE. Frl. Two milestones in the history of aviation will be observed by Pan American World Airways in the fall of 1968. On October 26 the airline will mark the 10th anniversary of its introduction of commercial jets, and shortly after it496 words
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Article297 1968-10-05 9 Rubber down cent SINGAPORE. Tri.—October first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 564 cents per lb., down one-eighth of a cent from previous close. The tone was very quiet. The morning market was quieter with levels ruling slightly below those of297 words
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Article84 1968-10-05 9 LONDON. Fri (UPI) The rubber market closed quiet with spot 20-3/16 203/8. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Nov. 20-1 4 20-3/8 Dec. 20-3/16 20-3/8 Jan 'March 20-3/16 20-5/16 April/June 20-3/16 20-5 16 July/Sept. 20-3/16 20-5 16 Oct. Dec. 20-3/16 20-3/8 Jan./March 20-3/16 20-3 8 April/June 20-3/16 20-3 8 July/Sept. 20-3/1684 words
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Article58 1968-10-05 9 HONG KONG. Fri. (UPI) Money Quotations: HK56.0975 per U S. dollar HK56.***** per US. dollar TT HKS 14.56 per pound sterling HK5296.375 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness HKS 163.5 per 10.000 Japanese yens HK5145.5 per 100 Philippine pesos buyers HK $145.7 per 100 Philippine58 words
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Article91 1968-10-05 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The following ships are expected to be in port today: 1/2 Clytoneus 3/4 Stentor 5 Centaur 6/7 Australasia 8/9 Glengarry 13/14 Benvalla 15/16 Theseus 18 State of Bihar 19 Bamora 23/24 Vega 25/26 Egda 27/28 Akiura Maru 29/30 Wainul 31 32 Bankura 33/34 Bali 35/3691 words
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1523 1968-10-05 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Industrials showed further gains today on the Stock Exchange and there was again fairly active trading with a suspension of 10 minutes during the afternoon session. Fresh buyers entered the market and it also appeared that dealers who sold during the past1,523 words
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Article94 1968-10-05 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore today made the following changes in its rates to merchants (rates are quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency). Selling T.T. or O.D ready were: Deutsche Marks 377.7375; Swiss Francs $71.8500; Belgian Francs $6.1450: French Francs $62.0650;94 words
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Article407 1968-10-05 9 SINGAPORE Stock Exchange sold and other prices Officially listed at the close o! business INU1 STRMJ.S ACMA 2 08 Ben 4: to 2.69 Borneo Bhd 1 *2 1.84 H Nut* 1.50 1.56 BnuMead 1.70 1.75 C. Sugar 3.08 4 "0 Chemical C 1.68 1.71 Dunlop \D 3 16407 words
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Article46 1968-10-05 9 (Managers Prices) First Mala van 2.(S3 second Malayan 1.30 Third Malayan XD 1.16 The Commerce Industry .98 107 The saving Fund \l> 1.07 1.16 First ll'kong XD 1.06 1.11* Second H'knng .76 .80* Malaysian Investment Fund 1.20 1.30 Sterling C'mcdity 5/8 Honk Kong Currency)46 words
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Article100 1968-10-05 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. The noon prices at the Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange toSeller Buyer Coconut Oil (FOB.) Bulk Coconut Oil 45.50 48.00 (F.O.B) Oram Loose Copra Mixed sept./Oct 27.00 Muntnk White Pepper (F.O.B.) 96% N.L.W 115.00 Sarawak White ***** Pepper <F.O.B.) Sarawak Special Black Pepper (F.O.B.) 96% N-L.W 87.50 Lam100 words
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Advertisement811 1968-10-05 9 Air Movements FLY THE BIG BOEING 707 s OF MSA TO HONGKONG, TAIPEf, TOKYO, MANILA, DJAKARTA PERTH, SYDNEY. Contact your travel agent or ring ***** for reservations. 25 '/A i ARRIVALS DEPARTURES SINGAPORE 6.lft pm. 0 00 p.m. 4.20 p m. 4.25 p.m. 6.10 p.m. 9.25 p.m. 10 25 a811 words
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NEW ERA EXPOSITION 1968
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Article, Illustration1211 1968-10-05 10 'THE Emergence of Singapore as an industrially independent, robust and varied society was brought into sharp focus with the successful launching of the New Era Exposition last month." Mr. 0 n g S o o Chuan, Chairman of the New Era Exposition Organising1,211 words
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454 1968-10-05 10 MORE than 45 cultural, sports and pugilistic organisations have combined under the Shows Sub-Committee of the New Era Exposition Organising Committee to provide free public entertainment at the Open-air Stage in the Exposition grounds. A total of 24 shows spread out over 24454 words
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Article, Illustration727 1968-10-05 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An electric mosquito destroyer the latest in the local market here is fast becoming popular. Priced at only $4.50, it Is called “Vape” and is very harmless, clean and convenient to operate. Manufactured by Fumakilla Limited, Tokyo it has five important factors. c727 words
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278 1968-10-05 11 SINGAPORE Fri.—Three top film stars from Shaw Organisation will fly Into Singapore next week to appear In a series of “New Era All-Star Shows" at the National Theatre in aid of the National Defence Fund. They are; Miss Margaret Hsing Hui.278 words
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Article186 1968-10-05 11 THE four volunteers at the Sansui announcing tower at the New Era Exposition are doing extremely good work. The four are Mr. A.G.S. Danaraj, a town planner and part-time Radio Stngapura announcer who does all the English announcements; Miss AC. Yap who does the Mandarin announcements186 words
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Advertisement34 1968-10-05 10 f,, ft? I-, m tz x;< a LAMINATED SHEETS For Easy Interior Decoration Beautiful Colours Modern Designs Heat Resistant Stainproof Mi ns SOU MINTS: "j lit ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE I. TEL: ***** (5 LINES34 words
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Advertisement68 1968-10-05 10 SANSUI TOWER AGAIN AT THE X Vw This impressive SANSUI TOWER o\ has again feed the entire sound system at the y y NEW ERA EXPOSITION 0 Whether its music for your home or a bip public project requirina a reliable sound system, SANSUI is invariably chosen Sn /i' s68 words
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Advertisement96 1968-10-05 11 n m m fUA *£eatlt£K,Q£finuekl-' Beautiful Elegant For Home Decoration (in assorted colours vices) ch»cCo pAoduotF Hygenic, Practical Ideal as Gifts {7&Gm£sr Famous All Over The World For Good Grooming Visit Our Booth at New Era Exposition Sole Agents sTAI WAH TRADING CO., 31 North Canal Road, Singapore 1. Tel:96 words
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Advertisement392 1968-10-05 11 $2,000.00 IN PRIZES MUST BE WON PROFESSIONAL-CLASS TAPERECORDER, CINE CAMERA, TYPEWRITER, RADIOS, MICROSCOPE, FOUNTAIN PENS RAIYA-WAVE HAMPERS. IN EXCITING EASY-TO-ENTER CONTEST Full details on entry forms obtainable from:* TITHES-RAIYA STALL AT NEW ERA EXPOSITION BEACH ROAD. SINGAPORE m*SBT- 13*0CT’68) ANO AT TITHES OENTAL PHOTO SUPPLY LTD,, Middle Hoad. Singapore 7.392 words
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ENTERTAINMENT
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Article, Illustration615 1968-10-05 12 OINGAPORE, Fri. From four corners of South East Asia, a host of top film and show personalities will fly into Singapore at the end of this month to take part in the biggest show of all years, “Startime International.” This show is615 words
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Article, Illustration185 1968-10-05 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.—They coll themselves the Levity Lancers —a group of talented musical comedians from London. Their speciality nostalgic “oldies” which they render with comic effectiveness. The group comprises Henry’ Champion (Leaden. Mick Panter, MacWhite. Davo Doakes Pogson and Keith Nicholson. The185 words
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Article, Illustration351 1968-10-05 12 SINGAPORE. Fri. Pop singer Ernie Djohan, the heart-throb of Singapore’s teenagers, has left for a tour of Europe. Before her departure, the Indonesian singer who has been here on several visits for the past three years said. “I am leaving with mixed351 words
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130 1968-10-05 12 HOLLYWOOD. Fri "Every once in a while a film comes along that casts its spell on fashions.” according to Women’s Wear Daily. "Franco Zeffirelli’s •Romeo And Juliet’ is such a film.” Noting the long tradition of the film-inspired fashions. the influential newspaper predicted the130 words
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Article149 1968-10-05 12 HOLLYWOOD. Fri. Paramount Pictures’ “True Grit,” based on the runaway best-seller by Charles Portls. has gone before the Tcchnicolour cameras on locations near Montrose. Colorado. The motion picture, which is being produced by Hal B. Wallis and directed by Henry Hathaway, stars John Wayne. Glen149 words
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Article116 1968-10-05 12 ssnw.oPORE. Fri. For the next production. ‘The Bartered Bride’ at the Victoria Theatre in November, the Sceneshifters, the Dramatic and Musical Society of the YMCA. will be looking for the loan for a live bear to make a brief nightly appearance on the stage of the116 words
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Advertisement35 1968-10-05 12 jMining Out? When you think of dining out, think of the MAJESTIC when there is good cooking and pleasing service. Special Dinner $4.50 WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS Other Days $4.00 Hotel Majestic Kuala Lumpur Phone: *****/635 words
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Advertisement230 1968-10-05 12 W el amigo r *nite club] w t* miTCHfNft »00 SiNGAfO»f 3M6G-* (THE SWINGINGIEST NITE SPOT IN TOWN) -3* V vJB -N RETURN ENGAGEMENT! BY POPULAR DEMAHPI m,ss Shirley Wong Taiwan’s sensational recording star. tIHI recording star. miss Peggy tann ami the h.h. tann orchestra t th ©X a £4230 words
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Advertisement131 1968-10-05 13 I Was an Alcoholic Housewife With astonishing frankness. a young mother tells how a few “casual” drinks paved the way to insomnia, premature aging, and eventual rejection hr her husband. Then came the crisis Read how it changed her life —in a true story guaranteed to hold your interest from131 words
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Advertisement140 1968-10-05 13 11a m.. 1.30. 4 00 fi.3o 9.30p.m. OPENS TODAY! CATHAY THE STORY OF A TIME, WHEN EVERY MAN WAS A HERO, EVERY DAY AN EPIC. EVERY MOMENT AN UNFORGETTABLE THRILL! A CRAIG HILL in ADIOS HOMBRE n Z. EASTMANCOLOR TOTALSCOPE With «ilt 1.% HI WIN PIKKO 1,11,1,1 rm ARPO FAURnO140 words
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Miscellaneous293 1968-10-05 13 SHAW# Ornanlßittlon LIDO Phone ***** NOW No tree Lint! 11 am. MS, 4 00. A S.IS p m. Steve McQueen. F»ve Dunavnv The THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR" Paul Bu-icc. Color by Deluxe <UA» Lido A Capitol Simultaneoanly Tonitht At MMnfffet* Chen 670 Sze "STORMY PEARL” LIST t DAYS! 11 ant I.SP.293 words
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Miscellaneous304 1968-10-05 13 ISfiSTAR GAXER^^ AWIS 22 2O 3- 6- 8-341 5746-75-89-90 yf TAURUS APR. 21 may 21 %>l2-13-24-3q 5769-78-83-84 GEMINI 22 JUNE 22 ON 1-16-19-36 ry4o-48-81-82 CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 57-59-66-68 C 770-76-85-86 LEO JULY 24 AUG. 23 2- 9-28-31 32-45-53 D D VIRGO AUG. 24 SEPT. 22 5-33-39-581 61-64-67 -By304 words
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Miscellaneous215 1968-10-05 13 |£AJH£A CAT HAY ***** OPENS TODAY! 11 a.m.. 4.00. 6.30 0.30 pm "ADIOS HOMBRE" CRAIO HILL. COLOR. SCOPE Cathay Palace: Tonight Mnlte! ••DON'T LOOK NOW WERE REIN’D SHOT AT’." Terr-. Th»nu-. Color, P’ v ’jion TOD\Y! 1.3®. «.0«. 0 30 A 9 18pm iTomorrow EatTa Show 11 a m.) Hush215 words
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Article263 1968-10-05 14 MEXICO CITY, Fri. (AFP). Inspite of the violent scenes in the north of the City lote on Wednesday, the Olympic Village, situated to the south of Mexico City remained a calm world apart yesterday. Athletes continued their training routines as though they had not heard what263 words
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127 1968-10-05 14 Embarrassing but it was all a mistake OLYMPIC VILLAGE. (Mexico). Fri. (Reuter) Rhodesia has appeared on the training schedules at the Olympic Village track but it was all an embarrassing mistake. Rhodesia had planned to send a 17-strong team to the Games, but in August the Mexicans said that United127 words
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Article158 1968-10-05 14 NEW YORK. Fri (AFP) The American State Department said that the United States team would leave as planned for the Olympic Games despite the student crisis in Mexico City. (The first contingent of American athletes left Denver by air for Mexico earlier yesterday). State158 words
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Advertisement518 1968-10-05 14 Eastern Sun Classified advertisement can be accepted at the following addresses: MONT DOR MILK BAR. Ngee Ann Building. Singapore. S.S. MUBARUK Brothers. 63. Bras Basah Road, and 2. Maju Avenue. Serangoon Carden Estate. Singapore. TAT BUAN CUAN LTDSUPERMARKET. 83. East Coast Road. Singapore 15 Tel' *****9. HAMIEM STORE. 1419. Upper518 words
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Advertisement513 1968-10-05 14 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS BRETHREN BETHESDA (KATONG) CHURCH 17. Pennefattaer Road. Singapore 15. SUNDAY 8.30 a m. 9 30 a.m. 10.15 a.m 11.00 a.m. 11.45 a.m. 4.00 p.m 8.00 p.m 7.30 p.m. TUESDAY 3.00 p.m. 7.00 p.m. THURSDAY 7.00 p.m 7.30 p.m FRIDAY 3.00 D-m. 7.30 p.m Lord’s Supper Ministry of the513 words
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Advertisement583 1968-10-05 14 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS CHURCHES OF CHRIST church or chbist $37. Block 47. Tanglln Halt Road. 3. Tel: $4307$ Sunday Bible Clan* Morning Worship 10 a.m Evening Worship om CHURCH or CHBIST ISI Uoulmeln Road. a. 11 Tal: ***** Saatfay Biol* Class Morning Worship GEYLANO CHUBCH OF CHRIST 4. Lorong 23. Singapore583 words
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Advertisement670 1968-10-05 14 THOMSON ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH (Teochew English) AS Thomson Road Singapore U. Telephone: *****. Aunday 0 15 a m. Bunday School 10 30 am. Sunday Worship 3 45 p m. English 8 8 6.00 p m English Worship Wednesday 800 p m Prayer Meeting Saturday 7.30 pm. Training Union sembawa.no baptist670 words
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Advertisement619 1968-10-05 14 LUTHERAN LUTHERAN CHURCH UF OIK REDEDICK 30. Ouke’i Road. S pore-10 8 30 a m. English Service a3O am. English Sunday School a 30 a m. Mandarin Bervlce 10 45 a m. Tamil Service 41 KOMI CHRISTIAN CHURCH 487 BUt-61. Taman Jurong (23) 200 pm Sunday-School 800 pm. Engiish/Mandarln Service619 words
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Advertisement604 1968-10-05 14 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD OF MALAYSIA FAITH ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHIRCH '9. Jalan Segamhut Tea*ah, Kuala Lumpur. Minister: Rev. David W Nylen lei: ***** Associate Pastor George Seow Tel: ***** Saturday: 7 30 D.m. Christ's Ambassadors Youth Fellowabip Sunday: 9.30 a.m. Sunday School 11.00 a na. Morning Worship Service CALVARY CHURCH604 words
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Advertisement167 1968-10-05 14 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD OF MALAYSIA EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF C-OD 94. Kampar Road. Ipoh Minister: Rev Allan K Y. Leong lVfdne«d«T: 730 pm. Bible Study Prayer Meeting pm. Christ's Ambassadors Youth Fellowship Sunday: 845 am Sunday School (For All Ages 1 10 15 am. Morning Worship Service Christ Is The Answer167 words
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Sun Sport
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Article635 1968-10-05 15 Games will go on a pledge Some officials not satisfied with statement MEXICO CITY, Fri. (Reuter) The Olympic Games will open on time in eight days despite the fierce noting two nights ago which left 25 dead and led to 1,500 arrests. The pledge to get the games going on635 words
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351 1968-10-05 15 Olympic athletes shocked and horrified MEXICO CITY, Fri. (Reuter) Many Olympic athletes have been shocked and horrified by the bloodshed during violent clashes between troops and student demonstrators here. The official death toll stands at 25. “The Olympics are not important enough for people to die for and I do351 words
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Article, Illustration33 1968-10-05 15 Victor serenades A Victor, Malaysian 400-metre runner, takes a guitar and sings a song while Malaysian runners T. Krishnan (left) and R. Subramaniam clap their hands as Mexican girls look on. UPI radiophoto.— UPI; radiophoto. - 33 words
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136 1968-10-05 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A karate training session and a display of oriental martial arts will be held on Sunday at the Esplanade ground, Penang, by the Karate Association of Malaysia. The display, beginning at 5 p.m. will be headed by Mr. Chew Choo136 words
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Article67 1968-10-05 15 SINGAPORE. Fri. The American millionaire ace jockey. John Sellers, has been permitted to ride at Bukit Timah this weekend. An official of the Singapore Turf Club announced this following a meeting to decide on the request by Sellers. Sellers, who was informed of the decision67 words
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297 1968-10-05 15 PENANG, Fri. A strong contingent of tennis players from Indonesia will compete against Penang for the Governor of Sumatra's Trophy here at the end of this year. The Penang Lawn Tennis Association disclosed today that the Sumatra Lawn Tennis Association have indicated that297 words
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Article166 1968-10-05 15 SINGAPORE. Fri. Jaswant Singh of Swift Athletics Association is tipped to snatch the St. John Ambulance Big Walk men’s senior title to be held on Sunday at 8.00 a.m Last Sunday. Jaswant, the Singapore champion. was placed second to K. Thirumal of Selangor in the166 words
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Article260 1968-10-05 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A grand five-goal feat by Hamzah Yus enabled Lee Bin Sports Club to romp home with an easy 7-3 win over Sri Jaya Sports Club in a Selangor Junior Knockout soccer match at the Pudu Road grounds here today. Hamzah who260 words
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371 1968-10-05 15 Australia and US overtake the leaders MELBOURNE, Fri. (AFP) Australia and the United States overtook overnight leaders France to share top position with 463 strokes each after the third round of the Espirito Santo Cup World Women’s Golf Championship here today. France, despite another fine round of 75 from 23-year-old371 words
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Article75 1968-10-05 15 IPOH. Fri. Unbeaten Perak will meet Penang in a Malaya Cup rugby competition match at the Municipal padang here at 5 P.m. tomorrow. Perak: Majid Hashim. Zainal Yen. Rozalli Noordin. R. Holder leapt.). D.J. Hughes. Chung Choong Mun, Jagjit Singh. Mazlan Salleh. Lee Sek Chiew, Mohamed Elias.75 words
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151 1968-10-05 15 NEW YORK, Fri. (AFP) The American Broadcasting Company yesterday sent a protest to Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz over the alleged rough treatment of two of its correspondents who received at the hands of Mexico City Rjiice during Wednesday night's incidents. Elmer W. Lower,151 words
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201 1968-10-05 15 SINGAPORE. Fri. Two top billiard players who will participate in the 1968 world billiards championships. will be here to play exhibition matches on Oct. 16 and 17. They are Mr. Shroff of India and Mr. David Taylor of England. The Singapore Billiards Association have201 words
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RACING COMMENTS
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Article, Illustration1490 1968-10-05 16 ‘Windsor Lod’ - By ‘Windsor Lod’ Race 1: Horses Class 5* Div. 2—9 Furs. 6c 15 Yds.-2.15 p*m. (FOR LOCAL RIDERS ONLY) L 440 Polaris Missile 10y 9.00 Loyalty Stable Spencer 118 040 000 507 192 316 665 710 Court’s Gift Prince Baeb Water Scout Lily's Pet Bintang Singapura Balt’s1,490 words
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1321 1968-10-05 16 (CROUPIER'S CHANT reods o safe each way proposition in the class one division three seven furlongs and 15 yards (Race 8) at Bukit Timah this afternoon. This four-year-old Tudor Melody gelding showed o return to form when he ran o creditable fourth to Baron1,321 words
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Article197 1968-10-05 16 WINDSOR LAD ADELINE STAR BOY JIMMY LAD RACE 1 B. S’PC R A Rina II King Barharossa B. S’PURA Bak's Pleasure Globe Stream CYNOSURE II Rina 11 Legisrika K. BARBAROSSA Polaris Missile Court's Gift RACE 3 EVERMORE Tower of Perfection Plate MOTIVATION Eastern Maid Tabu Sama Tahu SURVEYOR Olympic197 words
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Article30 1968-10-05 16 Windsor Lad Bintang Singapura Maulana Okay Okay 4 deline Top Kingdom Okay Okay Aratunga Cynosure II Surveyor The Texan Jimmy Lnd Shanghai Kid Capital Gain Istimewa30 words
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350 1968-10-05 16 SINGAPORE. Fri. Despite the three-hour predawn downpour. several Gold Cup candidates were out at winding-up gallops at Bukit Timah this morning. The gallops were delayed for an hour because of the rain. Moonbeam. with Alan Trevena astride, strode out freely on the heavy track350 words
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Article85 1968-10-05 16 OLYMPIC VILLAGE. (Mexico). Fri (Reuter) More than 600 Olympic athletes from 48 countries today begin a two-day track and field meeting here. Highlights of the track events on the all-weather circuit, are expected to be the 5 000 metres and the 4 x 100 metres85 words
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Miscellaneous58 1968-10-05 15 TIME AND TIDE Penan*: 12.01 a.m. <7.8 ft.), 11-55 p. Port Swettenham: 4.59 a.m. (16.2 m. (7.7 ft.), ft.), 5.19 p.m. (15.0 ft.). Port Dickson: 5.41 a.m. (9.2 ft.). 1V Singapore: 10.35 am. (8.3 ft.). 10.20 pm. (9.3 ft.). Sedili Kechil: 901 am. (7.2 ft 9.01 pm. (6.8 ft.). Kuantan;58 words
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