Eastern Sun, 3 November 1968
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Title Section24 1968-11-03 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE SUNDAY EDITION -fr Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 812 Sunday, 3 November 1968. MC(P) 0030 Price 15 cents24 words
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447 1968-11-03 1 PARIS TALKS: N.L.F. THE STUMBLING BLOCK PARIS, SATURDAY. Reuter status o£ the Vietnamese National Liberation Front (N.L.F.) emerged today as a stumbling bloek to any full-scale Vietnam peace talks. Almost at the same moment, 11 hours after the American bombing pause came into effect, the Hanoi Government and South Vietnamese447 words
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104 1968-11-03 1 JAKARTA. Sat. (Reuter)— Indonesia is making plans to set up its own transhipment ports to divert its exports away from Singapore. Communications Minis t e r Frans Seda has said. Antara News Agency quoted him as saying during a visit to Macassar, in the South Celebes,104 words
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Article38 1968-11-03 1 MOSCOW Sat. (UPI) A Russian physician Dr. M. Alexei Shapovalov has performed an appendectomy on himself In a submarine in the middle of the Pacific, the Communist Party newspaper Pravda said on Saturday.38 words
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Article, Illustration128 1968-11-03 1 PARIS. Sat. (Reuter) Hanoi’s Chief Negotiator to the preliminary peace talks here. Mr. Xuan Thuy. said today the American decision to halt the bombing of North Vietnam was “unconditional." This is a word that President Johnson and American officials have avoided. Mr. Thuy. who128 words
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Article, Illustration176 1968-11-03 1 SAIGON. Sat. (Reuter) —President Nguyen Van Thieu told Parliament here: “We will consider these talks as direct and serious, and will welcome the participation in surh talks, when the following conditions materialise: Hanoi must give firm and unequivocal assurance to the Republic of Vietnam that it is176 words
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Article37 1968-11-03 1 STOCKHOLM. Sat, (Reuter) Sweden’s Film Censorship Board today passed for adult viewing the Swedish film “The Naked Winds of the Sea” which is claimed by local press to "set a world record in sex.”37 words
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Article294 1968-11-03 1 SAIGON, Sot. (Reuter) North Vietnam lost night hod its first night free of air raids since Jonuory after President Johnson's bomb* ing halt come into effect. A US. military spokesman confirmed that the bombing had ended and said bombers flew through fair weather in their294 words
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Article86 1968-11-03 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Senior President of the Penang Sessions Court. Enche Anuar bin Zainal Abidin. disclosed today 40.9 per cent of all Court cases postponed in West Malaysia last year were caused by the police. Of the other postponements. 19.9 per cent were at the86 words
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Article88 1968-11-03 1 MOSCOW. Sat. (AFP) The Soviet Press today published with a minimum of fanfare a short Tass News Agency despatch announcing the bombing halt in Vietnam. There was little in the way of comment Izvestia’s Washington correspondent confined himself to noting that the three candidates for “The88 words
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90 1968-11-03 1 NEW YORK. Sat. (Reuter) The New York Times said today that the United States intends to compensate for its halt in bombing raids against North Vietnam by tripling the level of air strikes against the Ho Chi Minh trial in Laos.90 words
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Article45 1968-11-03 1 Pedestrian —a victim KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A shot fired by a member of a Ihree-man gang during an attempted robbery at Jalan Roger, in the heart of the town here. wounded a passer-by who later died half an hour after admission to the General HospltaL45 words
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194 1968-11-03 1 NAG A A HAMM ADI. Egypt. Sat. (AFP)—The Soviet built power station here was still smoking early this morning. 34 hours after the Israeli reprisal raid. Seven of the nine transformers at the station were badly damaged and another was almost unusable. Sparks and smoke194 words
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Article28 1968-11-03 1 KOTA KINABALU. Sat. (Reuter) —Filipinos working in Sabah today assured Malavsian Labour Minister Mr. V. Manickavasagam that they had never been mistreated by the Malaysian Government.28 words
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315 1968-11-03 2 MALAYSIA CAN REPEL ATTEMPTS BY MARCOS RAZAK By CHOO TECH MAU MI'AR. Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Ra»ak. today expressed confidence Malaysia would be able to repel any attempt by President Marcos to grab Sabah. Although Malaysia la a young nation, he added, the concerted strength of her315 words
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150 1968-11-03 2 Penang our 1969 target Prof. Alatas PENANG, Sat. “Penang is our 1969 target,” said the National Chairman of Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia, Professor Syed Hussein Alatas, here today. He stated that on bis own estimation of the situation, there was a good cnance of Gerakan winning the elections here to form150 words
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Article82 1968-11-03 2 BUTTBRWORTH. Sat. Textile machinery spare parts, cotton yam and knitted cloth, to the total value of $ll,OOO. were reported stolen from a store room at the Mak Mandin industrial estate. Butterworth. The goods and spare parts belonged to the Great Eastern Knitting Factory. A report82 words
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378 1968-11-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR Sat. Malaysia and Indonesia today signed new control arrangements for travel between border areas of tneir countries in Borneo. Under this border crossing, passes will be issued and border control posts will be set up on both the Malaysian and378 words
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348 1968-11-03 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Raja Allan Commission of Inquiry came to an end today after sitting for 59 davs with an attack on the Johore Bahru Town Council by the State Legal Adviser, Enche Mohamed bin Ya’acob. The Legal Adviser also disclosed that348 words
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Article91 1968-11-03 2 KOTA KINABALU. Sat. —The Ambassador of South Vietnam to Malaysia Mr. Nguyen Duy Quang will be paying a two-day familiarisation visit here on Nov. 15. He will be met on arrival by the Permanent Secretary to the Chief Minister. Mr. R. A. Lind and the91 words
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Article, Illustration518 1968-11-03 2 •fTTiii a iITMPUR Sat. When the curtain fell •£L of z/n- a locally written play stated at the MARA list night, Malaysian theatre goer* ““.SV«ured of a bright future in entertainment. Whillhev saw was a* “new device” in entertainment. executed by a518 words
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483 1968-11-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A meeting of young Malaysians will be convened here next month to form a socialist youth movement to be known as the Young Socialists of Malaysia (YSM>. The proposed movement will be open to all Malaysians below the age of483 words
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Article82 1968-11-03 2 Grady Wilson Malaysia Campaign: Buffet dinner at Lee Wong Kee Restaurant, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman (opposite Vehicles Office) in honour of Dr. Gradv Wilson 8 p.m. singing evangelist Bob Harrison will entertain. Peninsular Art Gallery (41. Jalan Raja Muda): Works of prominent artists exhibition 9 a.m. to fi82 words
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561 1968-11-03 2 PENANG. Sat. Goo Yong Fook. a former bank peon, accused of strangling his wife of one week, could have sustained partial amnesia, not recalling what he had done, after finding her in an abnormal position on the bed. This was561 words
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Article, Illustration188 1968-11-03 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore Pools (Pte) Ltd today announced new measures to boost the threenumber Toto Draw. To make this secondary draw more attrative the method of payment will be changed. The guaranteed fixed prize of $2,000 given to participants who submit all-correct entries188 words
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250 1968-11-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The setting up of a new Court District Court was suggested today bv the Deputy Registrar to the Federal Registry. Enche Abdul Hamid bin Tan Sri Azmi. He said the setting up of a District Court would relieve the work of250 words
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Article, Illustration492 1968-11-03 3 The new 321-room hotel will have Japanese Gardens and Reflection Pool SINGAPORE. Sat.— Singapore’s preparation for the anticipated increase in tourists during the 1970’s has taken another step forward this week with the announcement of the building of the Hotel Royal. This hotel (with an authorised492 words
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282 1968-11-03 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two top officials of the University of Singapore Students’ Union will attend the proposed South-east Asian University Students’ Organisation inaugural conference to be held in Philippines from Nov 512. Mr. Peter Chen Siow Hsing, the hon. general secretary. and Mr. Francis282 words
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Article30 1968-11-03 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Actir -Vicar of St. Peter’s Anglican (C. of E.) Church. Rev. Canon John W.L. Timmins, will leave for Britain aboard the “Benwyvis” on Wednesday.30 words
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330 1968-11-03 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Housing and Development Board today warned tenants that they would be “severely dealt with” if they contravened the exhortations of the Government to keep the housing estates clean. An HDB statement today said: “Everyone is requested to refrain from dirtying the330 words
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Article47 1968-11-03 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Dr. G. H. Newns. Dean of the Institute of Child Health of the University of London, wiil deliver a public lecture on paediatrics in modern curriculum on Monday at 5.30 p.m. at the Allen Lecture Theatre. Faculty of Medicine, University of Singapore.47 words
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382 1968-11-03 3 SINGAPORE, Sat— T h Singapore Family Planning and Population Board has been ordered to take over all the functions of the Singapore Family Planning Association in the public interest. A Ministry of Health statement said that the order has been made382 words
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151 1968-11-03 3 Physical fitness a must’ for citizens—Ho SINGAPORE. Sat. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of National Development, Mr. Ho Cheng Choon. said today physical fitness for the people “is a must” in Singapore. He added that old traditions had long outgrown their usefulness in the fast changing modern world and151 words
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Article86 1968-11-03 3 10 am. 5 p.m.: Food and fun fair at Pava Lebar School. Lorong Bengkok. 10 am. Harmonica and Chinese operatic section practices at National Theatre Club. Ciemenceau Avenue. 2 p.m.: Chinese drama play-reading at National Theatre Club, Ciemenceau Avenue. 2.30 p.m. 4.30 pm.: Cycling proficiency trial at RAF86 words
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162 1968-11-03 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. Prcm Bhatia has been appointed the new High Commissioner for India to Singapore. He succeeds Mr. Surendra Sinh Alirajpur who leaves here next week to take up his new appointment as the Indian Ambassador to Congo (Kinshasa) with concurrent accreditation162 words
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Advertisement204 1968-11-03 3 The worlds longest, continuous civilisation has a lot to show India is so different. Thousands of temples, luxury hotels, the world’s tallest mountains, palm fringed beaches. Last year alone, more than a dozen, tourist hotels were completed in India. Indian internal transport services can whisk you anywhere in the country204 words
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465 1968-11-03 4 BANTING, Sat. The Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari, announced today all new teachers would in future have to serve a term of at least two years in rural areas. He was speaking at the opening of the National465 words
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111 1968-11-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysia will take part in a seminar on “standardisation —a tool for industrialisation" which will begin in Berlin next week. Attending the seminar will be delegates from countries of the Near and Middle East, the Far East. Southeast Asia and North Africa, with111 words
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83 1968-11-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Chia Siew Khow. 3n of Kampong Attap here, todav pleaded guilty i n the Magistrate's Court to using criminal force on Madam Lai Mun Nui with intent to outrage her modesty. However, the plea was recorded by the Registrar as the83 words
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188 1968-11-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari. was today invited to attend the Gandhi Centenary celebrations in India next year. The invitation was extended by the leader of the visiting seven-member Gandhi aocial workers team. Mr. Vacant Dyas, when188 words
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Article, Illustration406 1968-11-03 4 CHARLES CHAN - Meet 'Miss Hot' Lips' the fire-eater By CHARLES CHAN KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. “Miss Hot Lips” that’s what Bernadette Mary Ann Theresa Burke is sometimes called. She does not particularly like being addressed as such but that’s the price to pay since she plays with fire. Most women prefer safer aids406 words
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Article152 1968-11-03 4 KOTA KINABALU Sat. A sum of 528.700 has been collected by the Sabah State Defence Fund Committee so far. according to a spokesman for the committee. He said the latest contributions totalling $8,251 have been handed to the Bank Negara here. The spokesman also •aid that152 words
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Article42 1968-11-03 4 IPOH. Sat. A language teacher. Miss Mayumi Hizukiri. 23 of the YWCA.. Kuala Lumpur, lost her handbag she had left m a car parked at Osborne Street here yesterday. In the handbag were her passport and a pair of glasses.42 words
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247 1968-11-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysians were urged tonight to assist the National Cancer Society in its fight against the disease. The call was made by the Prime Minister, lunku Abdul Rahman. when speaking at a dinner and nance at the Dewan Tunku Abdul247 words
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225 1968-11-03 4 VT'ATPT-R Sat The Minister without P„ rt Abda l Gh»-ar M n Ud., a, ...n, from MARA. The cheques were handed over at a ceremony in ms office here. The two contractors. Haji Ismail bin Haji Muda of Trengganu. and Enche Jasmam bln225 words
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Article80 1968-11-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Thieves broke into a sawmill at Ampang New Village here this mo-ning and got away with sl.noo worth of machine-y. The manager of the mill. Mr. Chong Kong Swee reported the loss of two electric saws, a hand saw. an electric and a80 words
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167 1968-11-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR Sat. Over 15 million people we e treated as out-patients and 450.000 as in-patients at tne country’s general hospitals last year. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health. Enche Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman gave the e figures when he opened167 words
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Article46 1968-11-03 4 PORT SVETTENHAM, Sat. The Methodist National Type Primary School here will hold its prize giving and speech day on Wednesday at 5.3 n p.m. The Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari. and the Selangor Chief Education Officer. Mr. R. Vivekananda will be attending.46 words
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Article, Illustration76 1968-11-03 4 The Minister of Works. Poata and Telecommunications. Tun V.T. Samhanthan represented the Malaysian Government Pix shows: The Resirie-t— Eastern Sun Pix - 76 words
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Article279 1968-11-03 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. The Pemuda Gerakan, the youth wing of the Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia, was formally inaugurated at the party's headquarters in Jalan Brickfields here today. In his address, Gerakan Chairman Prof. Syed Hussain Alatas, called on youths in the country to organise more conferences, seminars, and279 words
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Article, Illustration338 1968-11-03 5 SINGAPORE. Sat.— A former Deputy Speaker of the Singapore Legislative Assembly, Mr. Richard Chuan Hoe Lim, 64. passed away early this morning. Mr. Llm. who was on holiday in Hong Kon* with hi* wife, was flown back to Singapore to undergo an operation. He338 words
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143 1968-11-03 5 KUALA LUMPUR Sat. Malaysia will ask for more technical experts from the Food and Agriculture Organisation for the nation’s agricultural programmes. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Tuan Haji Ghazali bi n Haji Jawi, told Bernama today Malaysia would also ask the F.A.O.143 words
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Article54 1968-11-03 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The St. Peter’s Anglican Church at Tavistock Road will hold a “Bring and Buy Sale and Food Fair” on Nov. S. The fair which will be held at the Church grounds from 10 am. to 6 p.m is in aid of the building fund for54 words
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Article, Illustration38 1968-11-03 5 Off the record —Lee VANCOUVER. Sat. (CPI) “Off the record,” says the Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew during an informal discussion with students of the University of B.C. in the Reading Room of the Faculty of Law.38 words
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209 1968-11-03 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Member of Parliament for Mountbatten. Mr. Xg Yeow Chong, has submitted a number of questions for oral answers at the next sitting of Parliament. He will ask the Minister for Finance whether steps have been taken to ensure that no employees of209 words
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Article109 1968-11-03 5 PORT DICKSON. Sat The Chief of General Staff. General Tan Sri Abdul Hamid bin Bidin. today officially opened the Armed Forces Apprentice Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Trade Scnool here. Af er the opening ceremony. the General and his party witnessed a physical training and drill109 words
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351 1968-11-03 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The “Miss Tourism Singapura 1969” contest promises to be tbe most successful. Within 10 days of the announcement for entries, the Singapore Tourist Association, which is organising the contest for the first time, has reported tremendous response. According to Mr Paul Peralta.351 words
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79 1968-11-03 5 PENANG. Sat. The Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. will present certificates of appreciation to Government officers and bus companies who have rendered help during the recent civil disturbances here. The presentation ceremony will take place at the State operations room. Bangunan Tuanku79 words
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Article38 1968-11-03 5 PENANG. Sat. The Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry. Enche Abdul Talb bin Mahmud, will pay a courtesy call on the Chief Minister, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. at Bangunan Tuanku Syed Putra on Thursday afternoon.38 words
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Article28 1968-11-03 5 PENANG. Sat. A member of the State Executive Council. Tuan Haji C.C. Ismail, will open a mosque at Lahar Kepar, Province Wellesley North, on Nov. 8.28 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous556 1968-11-03 5 your TV and tv Malaysia CHANNEL KOALA nwor m S3J5*? SK3 r wnin Annct 301 Bahasa Rita; 3.16 World of 420 Restless Gun Than Water”; 446 Squad. 5.07 Cartoon r, The Strange Cir--8 4* Part 12 Close Down; 0.45 Opening Annct.; 5.50 News Soccer; “Thickr Backet Classisc Y m Outlines556 words
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Miscellaneous7 1968-11-03 5 WATCH OUT! HAS SOMETHING SPECIAL TO SAY7 words
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Article480 1968-11-03 6 NICHOLAS MOORE MOEN JODARO - By NICHOLAS MOORE MOEN JODARO, Pakistan, Sat. (Reuter) The bronze age ghosts of Moenjodaro Pakistan's ''mound of the dead" appear destined to a damp and dreary future unless a costly effort is made to rescue the ruins of the 5,000 year -old city from the480 words
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Miscellaneous554 1968-11-03 6 me MAN FROM U.tr.C.Z..E. A A A Act II—My alien can lick your alien? THEN WE ARE REAM TO CONTACT THRUSH/ AND THE FATE OF THE MJRLD /WREST IN THE SUCCESS OF OUR RUSE.' A TUgQUGH THE AIRWAVES...FOR THRUSH.. UNCLE CALLING ALL THRUSH UNITS! WE ARE REACT/ TO TALK BUSINESS554 words
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510 1968-11-03 7 By GEOFFREY MURRAY T ONDON, Sat. (Reuter) In taverns and chapels this weekend Welshmen are plotting the final thrusts in a feud over the country's Sunday drinking laws. The issue will be resolved at least for the next seven years on510 words
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56 1968-11-03 7 MANILA, Sat. (Reuter) A group of men gunned down a man while he was kneeling in prayer in a chapel in Manila, Police said today. Francisco Lao, Jr., was beaten with a pistol before he was shot by a group of seven men. they56 words
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Article, Illustration591 1968-11-03 7 A RE you planning your next holiday trip right now? Whether it's to be a holiday of several weeks or just a weekend jaunt, you'll want to be sure that the places you visit and the sights you see will remain alive for you long after the591 words
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Miscellaneous289 1968-11-03 7 Vfl? 0 WOftf KEVIN PITCHED ANOTHER HO HITTER! gut! WAIT A SEC/ KEVIN, and i'll walk home with you/. KIDS PO D V\ /V Vis o GREAT, mm YOGI/ Q £3* V V «r IS* LITTLE KEVIN...YOU DID IT AGAIN' you PITCHED YOUR SIXTH NO-HITTER OF WHAT' YOUR WELL.... >J289 words
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WORLD NEWS
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150 1968-11-03 8 JAKARTA. Sat. (Reuter) Two Indonesian Communist leaders trembled with fear when they faced a firing squad last Tuesday, the Army newspaper War News reported today. Njono and Sudisman. both members of the banned Indonesian Communist Party’s politburo, were taken blindfolded150 words
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256 1968-11-03 8 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter)— A Punjabi Sikh, accused of killing his 20-> ear-old daughter with blows from a hammer. left the room while his brother-in-law dismembered the body, it was alleged in court here today. Suchnam Singh Sandhu. 38, who lives in the East256 words
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Article136 1968-11-03 8 MANILA, Sat. (Reuter)— Manila Times columnist Teodoro Valencia said today that Malaysia might appoint a third party to represent her interests in the Philippines but Manila could always reject it. Mr. Valencia, writing in his “over a cup of coffee” column in the EnglishLanguage morning136 words
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423 1968-11-03 8 TTNITED NATIONS, Sat. (Reuter) Israel and Egypt traded angry charges in the Security Council as year-long U.N. peacemaking efforts appeared near total collapse in the wake of major military operations by both sides. Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban is due here today.423 words
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44 1968-11-03 8 UP! photo-— UP! photo- - 44 words
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Article79 1968-11-03 8 MANILA. Sat. (Reuter) Several airline firms have pledged full support to the "Grand Air Snow” show which will be held In conjunction with the Middle East and Southeast Asia Regional Air Navigational Conference in Manila from Nov. 1 to Dec. 14. The air force*79 words
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Article, Illustration21 1968-11-03 8 MOSCOW: Georgy Beregovoy being welcomed bv crowds of cheering Moscovltes as he arrived in Moscow yesterday. LPI photo.— LPI photo. - 21 words
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190 1968-11-03 8 I'NITED NATIONS. Sat (I’PI) Secretary General C Thant said yesterday prospects for peace in Vietnam are brighter than in three years and urged all sides avoid Impending success of the Paris peace talks. U Thant, who first urged a complete halt to190 words
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128 1968-11-03 8 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) The captain of a luxury liner was reported lost at sea after the cruise ship docked at Bermuda yesterday Capt. Charles G- Reid, the Commander of the SS Argentina, was lost at sea on Wednesday after the liner left Kingston.128 words
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Article63 1968-11-03 8 ATHENS Sat. (UPI) Thousands of Greeks filed past the coffin of former three-time Premier of Greece Papandreou. as ha lay in State today In a byzantineage chapel next to Athens Cathedral. When the body of the expremier was carried to the chapel from the Athens63 words
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Article39 1968-11-03 8 WEST BERLIN. Sat. (Reuter) Unarmed British military aircraft today continued their unprecedented air exercise? over West Berlin, aeen here as proof of the Western Allies’ determination to keep the vital air link* to West Berlin free.39 words
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Article142 1968-11-03 8 LONDON. Sat (Reuter) Scriptwriter Denis Goodwin, 38. who has worked for comedians Bob Hope and Jack Benny, took clothes from a London store to gather background for a script about a shoplifter, a court here was told today. Mr. Goodwin, said that with a girl friend,142 words
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104 1968-11-03 8 SAN FRANCISCO. Sat. (Reuter) A Black Panther party leader, George Murray, was suspended today as a teacher and graduate student at San Francisco State College for urging black students to bring guns on the campus. The college President, Mr. Robert Smith, was ordered to enforce104 words
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Article126 1968-11-03 8 LOS ANGELES. Sat. (UPI) Four Hong-Kong sailors were sentenced to five to 15 years in prison yesterday on their conviction of smuggling $7 to $lO million worth of heroin into Long Reach California. Superior Court Judge Maurice T. Leader said he wanted to make the case126 words
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Article64 1968-11-03 8 TOKYO, Sat (Reuter) A pre-dawn fire at a hotspring resort hotel in Western Japan today killed at least 12 people and injured 42 others, a Fire Department spokesman said. Police said they were Investigating the cause of the fire which gutted a total of about64 words
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Article42 1968-11-03 8 JOHANNESBURG. Rat. (Reuter) A middle aged housewife had a loaded pistol in he r brassiere and diamonds worth more than 24 000 sterling in her corset when she arrived at Johannesburg Airport from Luanda. Court here was told today.42 words
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Article104 1968-11-03 8 NEW YORK. Sat (UPI) Buoyed by the new deescalation of the Vietnam war in the bombing halt ordered by President Johnson, investors gave the stock market a big boost yesterday in heavy trading. Shortly before 11 am., the UPI stock market indicator showed a gain104 words
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Article150 1968-11-03 8 MOSCOW. Sat. (Reuter)— Soviet Cosmonaut Georgy Beregovoi arrived In Moscow today to a red-carpet welcome and was immediately made an Air Force Major-General and awarded the order of Lenin. Beaming Kremlin leaders were at the V.I.P. Vnukovo Airport to congratulate the 47-year-old former test pilot when150 words
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Article45 1968-11-03 8 UNITED NATIONS, New York. Sat. (Reuter) The General Assembly today elected Colombia. Finland. Spain, Nepal and Zambia to two-year terms on the Secu- y Uounci'. beginning on January 1,10 SB. They win replace Brazil. Canada. Denmark. India and Ethiopia on the 15-nation council.45 words
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229 1968-11-03 8 NEW YORK Sat. (Reuter) The "New York Times'* today criticised VicePresident Hubert Humphrey, the Democratic Presidential candidate, for an alleged land purchase in which it said there was the possibility of conflict of interest. The newspaper earlier claimed that the Republican Vice-Presidential candidate, Mr.229 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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Article, Illustration789 1968-11-03 9 yOKYO. Sat. The A first computer complex to plan and administer the entire production and scheduling operations of two television and three radio networks was dedicated recently by the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK). The versatile computer network was installed at the789 words
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Article123 1968-11-03 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Th« Association of Banks in Malavsi a-Sings pore today made the following changes in it* rates to merchants < are quoted to the equivalent of inn units of foreign currency). Selling TT or O.D. ready. Deutsche Mark* $77 7075. Holland and Guilder* $24.8250; Swiss Franca $71.8475;123 words
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Article109 1968-11-03 9 SINGAPORE. 1 The noon priest at the Singapore Chin'tr Pruduce day are s— Bujer Seller Coconut Oil (F O B > Balk Crnnnut Oil 4* 00 48 .00 II I) H Ilium Lon*e opra Mined Oct Muntok White SB 50 Pepper I F OH) MW l*; v) Sarawak White109 words
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Article53 1968-11-03 9 i Manager* rrtml rtrst Malayan >ffond Malayan Third MiU.wn -\D t 74 19* 1 >0 flip t •iinmerce .99 l na Th«- >avlnt 1 07 1 10 First H'knn* XI> 117 l.SS* Second H k«ni *2 Mala><-ian Invednirni Fund \D Sterling 1 IS s/a 1 55 C’ntndlly XU53 words
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Article29 1968-11-03 9 TOKYO. Sat. (Reuter) Japan's external reserves will exceed $2,700 million, the largest ever, at the end of this year, a spokesman for the Finance Ministry said today.29 words
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Article177 1968-11-03 9 SINGAPORE. Sat following ships «r« expected to be in port today. Gndowoe Vessel* 1/2 Rhexenor 3/4 Si hie Lloyd 5 Eastern Unity 6/7 Eastern Muse 8/9 friesenstein 10/11 Netier Weser 15/16 Pando Head 18 Glenorchy 19 Rising Sun 21/22 Central Master 23 24 Hoi Houw 25/26 Melbourne177 words
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415 1968-11-03 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. Sales and earnings of 3M Company advanced to record levels in the third quarter, which ended Sept. JO. Worldwide sales of $360.1 million for the September quarter were up 10.7 per cent over a strong third quarter a415 words
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Article, Illustration255 1968-11-03 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Learning to look lovely whatever the climate or time of day or night that’s what these lour pretty girls are up to. It is just one part of the stewardess training given at BOAC’s Cabin Services Training School at London’s Heathrow255 words
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178 1968-11-03 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. On Nov. 6 1967, SAS introduced the Trans-Asian Express with a once a week service and from April this year it was increased to two. and following a heavy demand the third service was introduced on Oct. 16. On Nov 6, 1967.178 words
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Article83 1968-11-03 9 LONDON. Sat. (UPI) Rubber market closed uncertain with soot 20-9/18 20-13 18 Settlement House Dec and Jan/March 20-5/8 20.3 /4 April June 20-7/18 2 n -9/16 July Sept 20-3/16 20-7/16 Oct Dec. Jan March and April June 20-1/4 20-3 K July Sept, Oct Dec and Jan/March 20-3/1683 words
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63 1968-11-03 9 TOKYO. Sat. (UPI) Brother Industries, Ltd. has announced it will boost its production of sewing machines for industrial uses by 2.000 units to 7.000 units, effective next January. The company said it was making the production boost to meet the sharp increase in order for63 words
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Article28 1968-11-03 9 Sterling see sawed LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) Sterling see-sawed up »nd down on the Foreign Exchange market today as it reacted to Vietnam among a host of outside events.28 words
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Article15 1968-11-03 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The tin price for today was $594 per picul, up $1.375.15 words
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416 1968-11-03 9 CINGAPORE, Sat. The tailend of last week’s was the peak of the recent prolonged rise in prices, state Holiday, Cutler, Bath and Co. Ltd. in their weekly market report. The market during this current week lost ground and about 1-1/4 cents were erased416 words
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Article, Illustration1183 1968-11-03 10 SINGAPORE. Saturday About lio prominent church leaders from Singapore are expected to participate in the Asia-South Pacific Congress on Evangelism which will be held here at the 1,000-seat Dewan Persidangan Singapura from Tuesday till Nov. 13. The Congress is sponsored by the1,183 words
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Article825 1968-11-03 10 M. LLOYD SMITH - BY M. LLOYD SMITH r J 'WO men in a corrective institution of the state would not work and the guards did not want to be brutal to them as sufficient punishment had been given to make any man work. After the case was discussed825 words
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Advertisement657 1968-11-03 10 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS ST. PETEK 8 CHI KCH l. Tavistock Avenue Serangoon Gardens. S pore. 19 Parish Communion 8 00 a m- Sunday School 9 30 a.m. 6 00 p m. Evensong CHE KCH or THE TREE EIGHT 3S-G. Perak Road. 8 8 10.00 am. Service (Hokki 10 00 am. Bible657 words
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Advertisement319 1968-11-03 10 LIFE BIBI.E-PRESBYTERIAN CHIRCH 9. Otlstead Road. SJ>ore-lL 830 am— Sunday School 1000 am English Service 4.30 a m. Mandartn/Hokk. Ser. ZION BIBLE-PKESBYTEKIAN CHIRCH 5 Tavistock Avenue. S pore-19. 800 a m Sunday School 9 15 am. English Servlca OALII.EE BIBLEPRbsBY IEttIAN CBIKCB 175. Pasir Panjang Rd S pore-8. 3 45319 words
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Advertisement546 1968-11-03 10 religious ANNOUNCEMENTS LUTHERAN LUTHERAN CHURCH OIK REDEE-MtH 80. Duke's Road. 8 830 am- English service Sio a-m- English Sunday gJfU a m BchOOl a ao a m Mandarin Service iSS am Tamil Service JUBONG CHRISTIAN W”'™'** *B7. Blk-61. Taman Ju«>nK ,M> aOO p.m Sunday-School K nm English/Mandarin Service “"“"’W.M""' School546 words
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Article, Illustration339 1968-11-03 11 madeleine nathan - by madeleine nathan rns week Lady de Mare explains the subdivisions of Ikebana. Ikebana may be classified under three sub-divisions Seika, Moribana. and Nageire. Seika: Conforms to severe formality. Dignity should be shown. This is done by using numerous branches centering around a single source. All339 words
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Article, Illustration414 1968-11-03 11 ONE whip Ice Cream 3 rounded tablespoons castor sugar. 1 level teaspoon gelatine. 1 level tablespoon butter. 2 tablespoons water. 1 large can (14) oz.) Carnation Evaporated Milk, chilied, 1 teaspoon vanilla. Set refrigerator control for freezing ice cream. Place gelatine and water in a cup and allow to414 words
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Article, Illustration509 1968-11-03 11 A dress is just an accessory never vice-versa A TOP Filipino couturier spoke of his unusual introduction to the world of haute couture, as seven sleek models showed off his latest collection on the ramp. Little Rudy Dandan watched Bahaghari 68 at the Golden509 words
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Article181 1968-11-03 11 THE revival of Thirties evening pants, m crepe with fur ana feather borders. in velvet with jackets like men’s tuxedos, satintrimmed. Evening pants in far Eastern mood. with jewelled tunics or Nehru coats in fur over ilim-cut pants, always in crepe of clear colours. New evening181 words
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Article, Illustration215 1968-11-03 11 Problem feet By Mary Sue Miller THE feminine foot is sizes larger than la the past century. It seems to grow with every decade. Sports and vitamin feeding get most of the blame In the same breath, of course, the combo is credited with engendering asturdier race. It’s a case215 words
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Article108 1968-11-03 11 A SLOGAN like “black is beautiful” is no more true than white being always beautiful, but a lot of Negro models these days are surprised to find that they aren’t black enough. Seems that with people now anxious to have integrated fashion shows, ads and photos, girls108 words
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Article, Illustration124 1968-11-03 11 LEFT; In soft material and subtle colour, this attire has cat in sleeves and a plunging *V’ shaped neckline. The neckline and the sleeves (cut-in) are lined (margines) with matching coloured pearls or sequins. A rose is fixed below the neckline. /’’’ENTRE: A sleeveless gown made of lace.124 words
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Article, Illustration524 1968-11-03 12 1964 Januarv Februarr 7/21 February 25 March March 23 March 24 Hav 6 June 46 June 8 July 6 lulr 16 Julv 25 August 19 September 21 October 9/November 10 November 27 December December 24/January 16 1965 February 11 February March March 1* April April524 words
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Article, Illustration1232 1968-11-03 12 K. A - M> K.A. SCOTT WALKER is dead long life to Scott Engel only the name remains the same to protect the image. The new Scott Walker with the wonder ingredient "confidence” swept into a London pub to meet me last week in broad daylight, without1,232 words
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Article572 1968-11-03 12 HI THERE! LIKE Holy Groovy Goosepimples! Thtrf are wo many many of you asking for it that I've been frantic trying to hold hack the news from you But. at last it can be announced that PLATTER PETE'S 1968 POP POLL will be held next week! Never572 words
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Article, Illustration182 1968-11-03 12 Mmmm...! Mindbenders FOR an accompanying group to attempt to make the grade on their own was, on the face of it, a risky business. But not Manchester’s Mindbenders who've always felt they could succeed after leaving singer Wayne Fontana. Proof of the Mindbenders optimism came in January 1966 when their182 words
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Article, Illustration96 1968-11-03 12 FRENCH conductor Paul Mauriat probably never dreamt of it. but his special sound colours, packed in amongst others ‘Love Is Blue’ and ‘Love In Every Room’, have produced an ‘in’ sound all over the world. In Record World’s Disc Jockey Poll 1968 Paul Mauriat won96 words
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Article111 1968-11-03 12 Reuter. BEATLES protege Mary Hopkin with “Those Were The Days" tops the British pop charts for the fifth week running and Stockholm charts for the second week She is also heading for the top in Hong Kong and New York, while The Beaties themselves seem to be slipping.Reuter. - 111 words
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Article184 1968-11-03 12 LONDON: 1. Those Were The Days Marv Hopkin. 2. Little Arrows Leapy Lee. 3. With A Little Help From My Friends—Joe Cocker .4. Good. Bad And The Ugly—Hugo Montenegro 5. Mv Little Lady Tremeloes. 6 Hey Jude Beatles. 7 Only One Woman Marbles. 3. Les184 words
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Article, Illustration397 1968-11-03 13 CARLO Ponti chalks up another great success with his witty and comical version of “The Man, the Woman, the Money”. And he has gathered around Marcello Mastroianni. the male "must” for such a comedy reflecting lightheartedly the wonders of Italian life: and of397 words
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Article, Illustration557 1968-11-03 13 ONLY the combined tolents of f i Imdom's No. 1 couple, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor can make such a success of Tennessee William's difficult play, "Boom". This electrifying drama. written by one of today’s greatest living playwrights, serves as a vehicle for the Burtons’ combined557 words
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Article, Illustration357 1968-11-03 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Bert Kistler Trio, one of Switzerland's most outstanding musical combos known throughout the Continent for their semi-c!assical and folk music, will he visiting this Republic on Nov. 11 for two days en route from Switzerland to Tokyo. Arrangements357 words
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Miscellaneous293 1968-11-03 13 SHAW Org«nl« atlon NOW SHOW IM, 11 am l.», «no n3O ||j n SCHOOL CHILDREN tl 00 to any »e»t »t 11 »m. 1 30 4 p m SANDY DENNIS-BEST ACTRESS MOSCOW FILM FESTIVAL "tF THE DOWN ITJUICUr Color From Warner g r o<-7 Arts Definitely Lost Diy! 11 1293 words
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Miscellaneous119 1968-11-03 13 ARIES f A'.AR. 22 t 7-12-24-34 45-57-78 TAURUS APR. 21 A ■Q. MAY. 21 >3O-41-42-71 GEMINI .MAY 22 JUNE 22 5-15-23-35| 47-56-67 D CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 Kjs 3- 8- 9-53| LEO JULY 24 AUG. 23 17-18-27-28 VIRGO AUG. 24 SEPT. 22 2-32-44-631 72-81-86 -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Your119 words
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Miscellaneous161 1968-11-03 13 ORCHARD-***** NOW SHOWING! II am. 1 30. 4.00. fi u> A 9 13 pm I’imf'A 1 **in in MOM'S "The Man. The Woman and The Money'’ .c-*:or p v:.-ioni CATHAY ***** opens Tonay. 11 am. inn. ;o A 30 pm “Thp OSHpst Profession In The World" <Color> ODEOfSI ***** NOW161 words
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518 1968-11-03 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. The chef-de-mission of the Molaysian contingent to the Olympic Gomes, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, said here today that Asian athletes lacked the physique and highly specialise ed training to put up medal-winning performance at the Olympic Games in Mexico518 words
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Article130 1968-11-03 14 IPOH. Sat. Perak scored another win in their H.M.S. Malaya Cup rugby competition by beating the Malaysian Armed Forces by 9 points (2 penalties and one try) to 3 points (one penalty) at the Municipal padang today. The Armed Forces made good start when Tan Kim130 words
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Article, Illustration382 1968-11-03 14 Singapore knows how to bowl —Othman SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore knows how to bowl, the Minister for Social Affairs, Enche Othman W'ok declared today. Speaking at the opening of the three-nation regional finals of the International Masters held at Jackie's Bowl, he said: “There is an expression in Germany, the country382 words
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Article190 1968-11-03 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Selangor scored a convincing 4 —l win over Penang in the Malaysian Government Services tennis finals at the Selangor Club courts here today. Billy Yap disposed oft Frankie Cheah 6 —o 6 —l and the doubles pair of C. Kanagendran and Mohd. Akhbar190 words
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Article34 1968-11-03 14 MELBOURNE. Sat. (AFP) —Philippines millionaire Felipe Ysmael and his wife won today’s coveted Victoria Derby run over one and half miles on Flemington Course with New South Wales bred colt. Always There.34 words
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95 1968-11-03 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Royal Malaysia Police and National Electricity Board meet at 5.00 p.m. tomorrow to decide the Government Services men’s hockey championships at the Armed Forces Stadium. In today’s matches. Police beat Armed Forces 2-0, while NEB scored a similar margin victory95 words
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361 1968-11-03 14 MEXICO CITY, n Sat. (Reuter) New Zealand’s Denis Hulme takes to the track with 19 other International formula One race drivers here tomorrow determined to defend his 1967 World Championship in the seventh Mexican Grand Prlx. The event is shaping up as a361 words
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231 1968-11-03 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. National Electricity Board are poised for an innings win over Royal Malaysia Police in the final of the Government Services cricket competition which ends at Pantai ground here tomorrow. Police were skittled out for 44 and have lost three231 words
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Article114 1968-11-03 14 PENANG. Sat. An excellent display of teamwork earned Penang a shock 10-0 (two goals to nil) victory over burly Commonwealth Forces North in the Malaya Cup rugby tournament today. This is the second victory registered by Penang in the five games they played. Despite soft ground.114 words
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Article, Illustration31 1968-11-03 14 Mike Ong showing off his beautiful Masters trophy which he won at the conclusion of the Merlin Bowling Centre’s second championships in Kuala Lum- pur last Sunday. Sunsport pix.— Sunsport pix. - 31 words
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Article193 1968-11-03 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Malaysian discus title holder Danapal Naidu (Kel.) and P. Savithri (N.S.) won the best performance for the man and women respectively in the Malaysian Government Services annual athletic championships at Merdeka Stadium today. Naidu won it for his record discus throw of193 words
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Article156 1968-11-03 14 PERTH. Sat. (Reuter) Basil Butcher salvaged the West Indians prestige with a dashing century against the Combined Australian Cricket Eleven here today. Butcher hammered a sparkling 115 in 148 minutes as he lifted the tourists to a repectable first innings score of 254. The West156 words
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Article158 1968-11-03 14 mm? FRANCISCO. Sat. (UFO Consistent Billy Casper shot a six under par c? y f* tPrda y and young Dave Stockton, who celebrates his -7th birthday today, came home with a 66 to share the second round lead in the *****0 dollar lucky open golt tournament with158 words
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Article1961 1968-11-03 15 WINDSOR LAD - young rawson CREATES SPECTACULAR UPSET By WINDSOR LAD Sot. Pisang Mot, owned by the Prime Minister, Tunkii Abdul Rahman, ond well ridden by jockey Lyol Harbridge put up a brilliant display when he fought o keen finish to clinch o neck decision from Currency Note (Colemon)1,961 words
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Article84 1968-11-03 15 BIEL. (Switzerland), Sat. (Reuter) Switzerland has been awarded it s only gold medal of the Olympic Games —for timekeeping, the Swiss Watchmakers Federation announced here today. A gold medal bearing the inscription “in grateful appreciation for excellence in time-keeping at the games” Is to be presented84 words
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Article24 1968-11-03 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Malaysian Police and Singapore Police drew 2—2 In their international soccer encounter at the Police Depot ground here today.24 words
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Article, Illustration83 1968-11-03 15 Rurlv Inspector Boon (Inn Leong, a Malaysian cricket and rugger international breaking away from the thick of a scramble while team mates make a human wall round him an incident In Thursday's rugger match between the Royal Malaysia Police and the Perak Government Services at the Polire— Sunsport pix; by Mok Voon. - 83 words
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179 1968-11-03 15 SANTIAGO. (Chile). Sat. (Reuter) American and Jamaicar. athletes led the field on the opening night here of a three-riay track and field meet in which 90 athletes from 10 nations are taking part. Jamaica's Neveille Myton came from behind to win the men's 800 metres179 words
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234 1968-11-03 15 SINGAPORE. Sat. Yesterday’s action taken by the Football Association of Singapore Disciplinary Committee was in keeping with the policy of football management. This Is the opinion of Mr. L. P Rcrir:go president of the Football Association of Singapore. Mr Rodrigo was referring234 words
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Article66 1968-11-03 15 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) Lee Kin Tat. the top seed from Singapore, reached the final of the Wimbledon open badminton tournament here last night with a 15-6. 15-11 win over defending champion Colin Beacom (England). In the final today Lee Kin Tat will oppose Oon ChongHau. the66 words
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Article99 1968-11-03 15 PENANG. Sat. Heavy ram here this afternoon marred the first day’s play in t'ne Penang Open Tennis Championships on the Penang Sports Club lawn courts. However. six matches were placed before rain fell. A top Penang player. Buddv Yap beat R Sularasa. 8-6, 6-3. Results:99 words
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292 1968-11-03 15 MELBOURNE, Sat. (UPI) Kel Nagle increased his lead to five strokes after today’s third round of the Australian P.G.A. golf title at the Metropolitan Goll Club. The 47-year-old Australian shot a five-under-par 69 for a 17-under-par total of 205 compared to a292 words
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Article122 1968-11-03 15 LONDON, Sat. (Reuter) The weather hit the English football league programme today and by early afternoon six matches had been called off because of flooded pitches. The second division was the worst hit with three postponements and all the matches involved top teams Only one first122 words
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Article209 1968-11-03 15 SINGAPORE. Sat.—Singapore displayed exceptional skill in the regional finals of the International Masters when four of its six representatives clinched top positions at the end of the first day's play of 16 games. Except for the second place which went to Thailand’s Deja Suvanarat. Singapore bowlers209 words
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Article1448 1968-11-03 16 Race 1: Horses Class 5* Dfy. 2 7 Furs.— 2.15 p.m, 1 890 Scottish General 5v 9.00 Loh Loh Stable Heddle 15 3. 555 Pleasant Vista 4.v 9.00 Khoo Leong Lee 10 3. 462 Genghiz Khan 4y 811 On on Stable Samsuri 13 4 609 Gurkha 5y1,448 words
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Article, Illustration1468 1968-11-03 16 ‘Windsor Lad’ - By ‘Windsor Lad’ 'T'RAVEL COURT rends o good each way pro- position in the main seven furlongs sprint for class one performers (Race Five) at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon, second day of the Selangor Turf Club's November meeting. This five-year-old horse by Pipe of Peace gave1,468 words
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Article165 1968-11-03 16 WINDSOR LAD ADELINE STAR BOY JIMMY LAD KACE 1 TEDDIE Straight Flush Lotus Lamp SET UP Sunspot Lotus Lamp S. FLUSH Teddie Desert Terror B. EYES IV Lotus Lamp Teddie RACE 2 T. of PERFECTION Vilmorwin Shanghai Kid PINTO Golliwog Vilmorwin T. OF PERFECTION Tiba Tiba Shanghai Kid SHANGHAI165 words
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Article29 1968-11-03 16 Windsor Lad Teddie Rinssit Pretty Dolly 4deline Widijana Great Champ Goodwill II Star Boy Straight Flush Lapee Mahseer Jimmy Lad Shanghai Kid Ringgitt Chaya Timor29 words
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376 1968-11-03 16 LONDON, Sat. (Reuter) The toss of a coin has meant the difference between success and failure for four of Europe's top football clubs this season. The clubs were involved in Inter-Cities Fairs Cup ties which ended with both teams level after extra-time376 words
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Article37 1968-11-03 16 LONDON. Sat (Reuter) Results of English football league matches played last night were: DIVISION THREE Hartlepools U. 1. Barrow 4. S County 3, B. Hove Albion 1 DIVISION FOUR Scunthorpe U. 3, S. Town j.37 words
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224 1968-11-03 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. The tough and rugged Thais, last year’s unofficial ‘gold medallist” at the SEAP Games are now in Singapore to thrill the local Rugby fans The Thais who arrived here this morning looking fit and ready for battle. Leader of the224 words
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Miscellaneous61 1968-11-03 16 TIME AND TIDE Penang: 11.29 a.ni. (7.0 ft.), 11.53 p.m (8 3 ft! POr ‘<H.4 ft')” 424 am 'l 452 pm. Port Dickson: 5.15 am. (9.2 ft.). 545 n m ti o tt Singapore: 9.49 a.m. (8.6 ft.). 10.12 pm (BVft Sedili Kechil: 7.58 a.m. (7.0 ft.). 9 14 t761 words
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