Eastern Sun, 18 January 1969
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Title Section21 1969-01-18 1 Eastern Sun SINGAPORES OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 886 Saturday, 18 January 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents21 words
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Article, Illustration755 1969-01-18 1 MOSCOW. Fri. (Reuter) The Soviet spaceship Soyuz-4 softlanded safely in Central Asia today carrying its commander and two cosmonauts who joined it dramatically in space yesterday. The craft, which took part in the world's first docking of two manned spaceships. was brought— UPI. - 755 words
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157 1969-01-18 1 PARIS TALKS START TODAY PARIS. Fri. (I'PI) —Allied negotiators today opened intensive consultations to prepare for Saturday's start of the expanded Vietnamese talks. Diplomatie sources said a tough battle with the Communists loomed over the conference agenda. The meeting opens at the fo mer157 words
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Article40 1969-01-18 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI) Secretary of State and Mrs. Dean Rusk said goodbye to State Department employees on Thursday in an emotional ceremony which left Mrs. Rusk In tears while a military band concluded with "Auld Lang Syne."40 words
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92 1969-01-18 1 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) Eightv-year-old spinster Gertrude Blanche Dunkin was ordered to jail today for visiting her sick brother on Christmas Eve. Miss Dunkin's brother and his wife had complained that when she visited their home in breach of a court order not to do92 words
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51 1969-01-18 1 NEW YORK Fri. (Reuter) —New- York City now has some Chinese street signs. The first of several dozen to be installed in the Chinatown area went up yesterday. Their aim is to assist many new Chinese-speaking immigrants who cannot yet read the English51 words
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243 1969-01-18 1 BANGKOK. Fri. -Reuter) A Thai tin exporter said today that Thailand should withdraw from the international Tin Agreement because of its unreasonable” export quotas restrictions. Mr Somphan Bisolyabut. Assistant Managing Director of the Thai Smelting and Refining Company iThaisarco). made the statement following243 words
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Article51 1969-01-18 1 HOVE. England. Fri. (Reuter) OfT-duty policemen became suspicious when the fruit machine at their social club paid out brass discs among sixpences in the jackpot. Hove Magistrate's Court heard yesterday Edward Page, a 27-year-old policeman, admitted stealing the discs and putting them in the machine. Page was fined51 words
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Article69 1969-01-18 1 BOCHUM. Best Germany, Fri. (Reuter) The second Soviet Soyuz 5-spacecraft appeared to have soft-landed in the Soviet I nion at round 8.20 GMT today. the Bochum Space Observatory reported. Herr Heinz Kaminski, the Observatory's Director, said the institute had received the same signals as shortly before69 words
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Article, Illustration451 1969-01-18 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Government-run Semhawang Shipyard (Pte) Company today made history when it completed work on the first commercial cargo vessel to dock at the former Naval Dockyard since commercialisation last month. The ship is the 1.400-ton dead-weight British cargo vessel “South Breeze" owned by451 words
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565 1969-01-18 1 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) A five-power Commonwealth Conference on Southeast Asian defence will be held in Canberra, the Australian capital, on May 12. This was decided at a 40-minute meeting of the Prime Ministers of Australia. New Zealand. Malaysia, Singapore and Britain's Healey565 words
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Article101 1969-01-18 1 PRAGUE Fri. (UPI' A young student who set fire to himself in Wenceslas Square yesterday was one of a group of 10 who have vowed they will sacrifice themselves one at a time until a 10-point list of student demands is met. student101 words
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Miscellaneous22 1969-01-18 1 LADIES DAY <e 0 c v c “I don’t care how many records he’s broken! I don’t want him seeing my daughter!”22 words
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486 1969-01-18 2 -OINGAPORE Fri. Members of the building profession were tonight told of the O need for an institution to take rare of the professional interests, as distinct from commercial interests, in this region in view of the expanding and maturing nature of486 words
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109 1969-01-18 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A total of 10.355 toto tickets and 54.30.10 in cash were confiscated by the police last October when they broke up a syndicate celling the tickets in Malaysia, the Assistant Minister of Home Affairs. Enche Hamiah bin Dato Abu Samah. said109 words
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Article131 1969-01-18 2 KUALA LUMPUR Fri MARA Is still considering sending MARA students to the Soviet Union, the Minister without Portfolio. Enche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, told the De..wan Ra’-ayat today. <.» He was replying to an oral question from the Alliance member for Muar Utara. Erche131 words
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Article29 1969-01-18 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. Thieve, broke into the Island Club •tore in dementi Road and escaped with cash $l,OOO, Jewellery worth $5OO and cigarettes valued at $5O.29 words
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Article136 1969-01-18 2 SINGAPORE Fri The Federal Court today allowed an appeal by the Attorney General against a High Court judgment in favour of two girls involved in a motor accident The two girls. Miss Chong Yein Foong and Miss Tan -o awarded a total of $2,886 by the High136 words
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Article51 1969-01-18 2 SINGAPORE. Fri The Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuan Yew. was guest of honour at a luncheon given by the Royal Commonwealth Society on Jan 9. Radio Singapore’s English Service will broadcast excerpt, of the address made by the Prim* Minister at this luncheon tomorrow at 7.1051 words
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133 1969-01-18 2 SINGAPORE. Fri The Singapore High Commissioner in India. Mr. Maurice Baker, will represent the Republic at the forthcoming Asian Labour Ministers’ Conference in New Delhi from Jan 28. It is not known whether the Labour Minister. Mr. S. Rajaratnam who is presently in London with133 words
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Article, Illustration185 1969-01-18 2 PHOTO shows Mr Denis Mainwood, Liaison Officer in charge of Singapore students in South Australia, presenting the gift of hooks from the State Librarian South Australia, to Mrs. Hedwig Anuar, Director of National Library, at the Library. A gift of books was presented to the185 words
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Article, Illustration575 1969-01-18 2 After ‘Cordial, Friendly’ Negotiations... SINGAPORE. Fri- A major oil company here. Caltex Oil (Malaysia) Ltd., today signed a new five-year agreement with the United Workers of Petroleum Industry, representing workers, after “cordial and friendly negotiations". Caltex is the second oil company to575 words
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Article110 1969-01-18 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Indian Government has offered an award to Singapore under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan for the 1969-70 Session. The award will be utilised for undergraduate training with the Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology. Kharagpur.110 words
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Article100 1969-01-18 2 SINGAPORE. Fri The National Library is sponsoring a I’nesco exhibit entitled "The Art of Writing which will be held at the Library's Lecture Hall from Jan. 21 to Feb- 1. This unusual exhibit consists of fifty panels of well-selected pictures arranged in logical and chronological order,100 words
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217 1969-01-18 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. To celebrate its 12th anniversary, the Anson Branch of the People's Action Party will hold a grand carnival lasting 30 days. The carnival will be held at the vacant space near the Singapore Traction Co bus terminus at Tanjong Pagar217 words
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Article183 1969-01-18 2 SINGAPORE Fri. Slfigaprre Pools (Pte) Ltd. has given av.av $603,289 during the last four “5 out of 49" Toto draws,, inclusive of the special holiday draws. The company has now decided to guarantee a minimum prize of $50,000 for distribution amongst winners with five numbers correct.183 words
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Advertisement242 1969-01-18 2 WEISEN-US Methylmethioninesulfonlum Chloride (I4M.SC) has been proved by eminent research authorities In USA. (Stanford University Medical Bulletin 1955 P. 204) to be an extraordinary substance found in the ordinary household cabbage and when taken regularly not only helps heal gastric ulcers, but also prevents relapses These findings have been further242 words
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Advertisement120 1969-01-18 2 Teething time *Cteed* Ttail time 6r \Jy poor, teething Bah y You’ll toon be tip-top Ma’t given you Steedman't. And your pain s bound to stop: Both Porvdert and Jelly Will your plan drive away And keep Baby happy And jolly all day.' STEEDMAN’S PRODUCTS ARC MADE IN BRI T120 words
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1378 1969-01-18 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The proprietor of an electrical nrm, Richard Lai Choon Seng, told a preliminary inquiry today that he was the driver of the Austin car to transport the body of a businessman's son stabbed in a fight along a dark spot1,378 words
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Article, Illustration53 1969-01-18 3 MISS Rosalind Ong, Singapore’s “MissTourism 1969”, yesterday received $2,000 in travellers’ cheques from American Express International being part of her prize for winning the title. Picture shows Miss Ong with Mr. Paul G- Peralta. Chief Executive Officer of the Singapore Tourist Association (left) and Mr. P. J. McCawley, Manager of53 words
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291 1969-01-18 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Health, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, who toured the various units of the General Hospital in Outram Road for four hours today said that he was very satisfied with the services provided. Mr. Chua today began his series of291 words
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279 1969-01-18 3 SINGAPORE Fri The University of Singapore will Introduce two new degree courses, each lasting four years, in building and estate management. This was disclosed by the Minister for Science and Technology. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. when he addressed the Inaugural meeting of the279 words
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Article53 1969-01-18 3 SINGAPORE Fri A 18-year-old motor-cyclist Goh Swee Heng. died on admission at the General Hospital after he was Involved in a road accident at Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim yesterday There was a total of 75 accidents of which one was fatal and four serious, during the past 24 hours53 words
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56 1969-01-18 3 MR. Lin Inglis, Vice-President of the Y’s Men’s Club for the Australia-Asia region who arrived here on Thursday for a one-day visit, was presented a lucky scroll during a dinner at the “Sea Dragon”. Picture shows Mr. Raymond Huang. International Director of Y's Men's Club for South-east Asia region (right)56 words
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Article38 1969-01-18 3 SINGAPORE Fri.—All the five children of the Koh family were reported today to be out of danger. Their father. Mr Koh Seng Kim 35 was reported to be still in a critical condition38 words
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Article42 1969-01-18 3 SINGAPORE Fri Police are looking for the friends and relatives of a 60-year-old Chinese woman who was found dead in the Kallang River yesterday Those who know her are requested to contact the Beach Road Police Station.42 words
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705 1969-01-18 3 MARTIN LIM - By MARTIN LIM SINGAPORE, Fri. A businessman, Koh Cho Phuan, told another businessman not to be afraid because he (Koh) had the chairman of fhe Public Service Commission, Dr. Phay Seng Whaft, behind him, fhe Second Disfricf Court was told705 words
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Article104 1969-01-18 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaysia is more Interested in fair terms of trade than aid from developed countries, the Minister of Finance Tun Tan Siew Sin. said today He told reporters this after a visiting US. Congressman, Mr. R. T Hanna, met him at Parliament House.104 words
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104 1969-01-18 3 TOKYO. Fri. (Reuter) An 18-man Japanese survey team will leave here for Singapore on Jan. 25 to investigate the capacity of the Malacca Straits to handle large vessels, the Transport Ministry announced today. It said the Japanese group will be headed by Mr. Fumisaburo104 words
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Article44 1969-01-18 3 SINGAPORE Fri. Mr. Teong Eng Siong MP for Sembswang. will make a tour of Kampong Tengah 15 ms. and Chong Sin Road on Sunday at 10 a m with community leaders of the Sembawang Constituency and P.A P Sembawang Branch Committee Members.44 words
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Advertisement52 1969-01-18 3 IN CELEBRATION OF THE 18th. PATA CONFERENCE JAN. 1 969 BANGKOK. THAILAND D A i CHINA AIRLINES THE FLAG CARRIER OF THE REPUBLIC OF CtflM CAL SINGAPORE OFFICE: LTat Towers. Upper Ground Floor, 541 Orchard Road. Singapore TEL: *****4—6 CAL KUALA LUMPUR OFFICE: 64 Jalan Burnt Bmtang, Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia52 words
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Article, Illustration620 1969-01-18 4 National D-Fund SINGAPORE, Fri. Readers of the Sin Chew Jit Poh, a Chinese national daily, today contributed $87,041 towards the National Defence Fund which now stands at $8,136 million. Dato Aw Kow. Managing Director of Sin Chew Jit Poh. who is also th£— Eastern; Sun pix. - 620 words
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Article64 1969-01-18 4 3.30 pm.: Choir practice at National Theatre Club. Clemenceau Avenue. 7 p m.: Chinese musical and folk dance practice at National Theatre Club, Clemenceau Avenue. 7.30 pm: Annual dance and dinner by Alexandra and Queenstown constituencies at Golden Crown nite-club 7.30 p.m.: Tae Kwnp-Dn tournament at Gay World64 words
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Article41 1969-01-18 4 SINGAPORE. Fri -There will be a family planning lecture and demonstration including a film show in the Nationa. Language at the Still Road Maternal and Child Health Clinic off sixth milestone Changi Road on Monday at 5.30 p.m.41 words
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Article, Illustration299 1969-01-18 4 SINGAPORE. Fri —lf there j is a will, there is away. And poverty did not deter the un-1 flinching desire of a farmer's! son, Mr. Chua Chor Teek. 28. i to climb to "the top of the ladder” academically Chua. who left school after taking299 words
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Article63 1969-01-18 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A watchman was this morning found murdered in his eharpoy —and police are working on the theory that his death was an act of vengeance “The murder,” said Deputy Superintendent E A Fernandez, OCPD Petaling Jaya. “seems to be the result of a private63 words
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Article61 1969-01-18 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Six secondary schools five English and one Chinese will be bui't in Sabah this year, the Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today. He told the Dewan Ra'ayat that of the five English Schools, three would be government schools and61 words
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Article105 1969-01-18 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Alex Josey's “Lee Kuan Yew” can be sold In Malaysia, the Assistant Minister for Home Affairs. Enche Hamrah bin Dato Abu Samah said today. The book, he said, was not banned and could be bought in the country. Enche Ham/ah was105 words
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232 1969-01-18 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A greater variety of projects to attract tourists was today by the Mentri Besar of Selangor. Dato Haji Harun bin Haji Idris. Dato Harun was speaking to reporters after touring the Site for "Mimaland” (Malaysia in miniature) at the 11th mile Gombak232 words
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Advertisement117 1969-01-18 4 'Ji ij Senilex Made in Germany GOOD NEWS FOR ELDERLY MAN l WANT TO BE ACTIVE AND ENERGETIC LIKE YOUNG MAN? Mart taking eiss, M P •t-KMLEX" F.C. t«-rtay According to Or Rich Germany Awarded BO Gold Weiss, F.C.B. in Gernianv Medals by International exhibition •Senilex I* a special compound117 words
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Miscellaneous102 1969-01-18 4 PILOT SIGN PEN FREE FOP EVERY PURCHASE OF ANY PILOT PEN COSTING BELOW $8.50 PILOT SIGN PENS FREE FOR EVERY PURCHASE OF ANY PILOT PEN COSTING ABOVE $8.50 PILOT Hurry! Offer extends throughout Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei from now to 31st Jan. 1969 while stocks last. lINDETEVES-JACOBERG SINGAPOBI KUAIA lUMPUIIPOM-102 words
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343 1969-01-18 5 Told To ‘Steal’ Sisters Back For Father tm wi*U oCK i*?° LM Fri (UP,) Po,ice caught up with an 11-year-old boy at Stockholm airport yesterday and took away his toys three tickets to Austria, two little sisters and a black book343 words
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Article90 1969-01-18 5 BEIRUT. Fri. (AFP) Two ministers in the newly formed broad-based Lebanese cabinet announced last night that they had offered their resignations. The v are Finance Minister Pierre Gemayal (Phalange Party) and Public Works Minister Raymond Edde (National Block). Their decision was announced in the name90 words
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Article85 1969-01-18 5 WASHINGTON. Fn. (Reuter) President Johnson has awarded outgoing Secretary oi State Dean Rusk America's highest civilian award the Medal of Freedom, with distinction. Mr. Rusk's “passion for peace runs deeper than in any other man I know." Mr. Johnson said in making the award here yesterday.85 words
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Article764 1969-01-18 5 PHNOM PENH. (UPI) Cambodian Chief of State p Ce Nor °dom Sihanouk said police have found enormous quantities of grenades and mines with which Cambodian Communists had panned to launch wide spread attacks during the dry season. He said the explosives and some 1.200 gas masks were manufactured by764 words
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Article, Illustration330 1969-01-18 5 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) Legal authorities last night honoured Singapore's Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, himself a barrister, by electing him a governing member of the Middle Temple, one of Britain's four Inns of Court. The Prime Minister who took his law degree here330 words
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Article154 1969-01-18 5 To Finger Print Gorillas BRISTOL. England. Fr 1 (Reuter) Police have been called in to take fingerprints of three gorillas. But so far they can think of no way to get the gorillas at the zoo here to co-operate The prints of Samson. Delilah and Caroline who range154 words
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430 1969-01-18 5 ZURICH, Fri. (Reuter) The father of 17-year-old Bernadette Hosier, who died after being savagely beaten by members of a fanatic religious sect, told a Zurich court today he gave all he earned to the sect's leaders. "We were obliged to leave430 words
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88 1969-01-18 5 NEW DELHI. Fn. (AFPt The possibilities of technical ro-operation and training in Asia will be explored at a fiveday conference of Asian Labour Ministers due to open here on January 28. The main problem for labour in the region is that the existing manpower88 words
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Article88 1969-01-18 5 BELFAST. Northern Ireland. Fn. (Reuter) Tension between Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland eased last night when civil rights marchers cancelled a demonstration planned for next Saturday near Londonderry. A spokesman for the committee organising the Catholicdominated march, said they called it off because they feared88 words
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498 1969-01-18 5 JAPAN’S DESIRE TO RECOVER WAR-LOST LAND TOKYO, Fri. (UPI) The Japanese ambassador to the Soviet Union has said the Russians are trying not to irritate Japan over the question of the Kuriles but they still have no intention of giving them back.498 words
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49 1969-01-18 5 VIENTIANE. Fri. (AFPi Eeven civilians were killed and 25 others wounded when a Pathet Lao commando raided a United States Information Service centre at Munong Cao. in Borikhane province, about 82 miles east of here yesterday the Laotian press reported today.49 words
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127 1969-01-18 5 CHARLOTTE, North Carolina. Fri. (Reuter) Surgeons today removed a five foot long piece of pipe which had been driven through the body of a man in a car accident. The pipe had gone through the middle of one of William Mobley's lungs and127 words
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Article81 1969-01-18 5 DAMASCUS Fri. (AFP) Floods in northeastern Syria have taken toll of 15 lives, with 40 people injured, nearly 1.500 homes destroyed and 5,000 families without shelter, Damascus radio reported to day. Heavy rains have been falling for ten days already and today the downpour81 words
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Advertisement140 1969-01-18 5 m P* Her first time by the sea. She lored the sunshine and the sounds. And then you found the shell. >ou said that if she held the shell to her ear. she could hear the sea. always. A/uays is a lone time...especially for holding memories. So save those precious140 words
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Article275 1969-01-18 6 AT last there is good news from Paris. The procedural hitch which so long obstructed the Vietnam peace talks has been cleared. The ‘two sides’ (or better the ‘four sides’) have now agreed on the shape of the table around which their delegates will put forth275 words
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Article307 1969-01-18 6 (Reuter). THE Commonwealth Prime Ministers’ conference in London had ended on a note of mutual respect and understanding, contrary to all predictions, the Sydney Daily Telegraph said today. The Morning tabloid said: ‘‘Naturally enough there w’ere clashes of policy, but there were no explosions. There w>ere— (Reuter). - 307 words
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Article193 1969-01-18 6 (UPI). THE Hamburg newspaper Die Welt said in an editorial Thursday one consequence the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia ‘‘certainly w r ill not have is the more severe confrontation of the super-powers.” The newspaper said: ‘‘In 1969 we may see how the two great powers continue their— (UPI). - 193 words
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605 1969-01-18 6 JOSEPH L. MYLER - By JOSEPH L. MYLER WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI) President Johnson looked forward on Wednesday to moon trips by Apollo astronauts, after the first lunar landing in 1969, “for years to come.’* But he left it to Presidentelect Richard M. Nixon whether to commit the605 words
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Article192 1969-01-18 6 THE HAGUE. Fri. (UPI) Queen Juliana’s husband Prince Bernhard. 57. and his daughter Princes* Irene. 29, have brought a civil suit against a West German publlshing house, a Court spokesman announced yesterday. They accuse the publishing house of Der Verlag Welt Am Sonnabend of Duesseldorf of192 words
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494 1969-01-18 6 EDOUARD DILLON - (By EDOUARD DILLON) PEKING, Fri. (AFP) Chairman Mao Tse-tung’s daring educational theories were put into operation yesterday in China, which plans to fill universities with workers and peasants after sending masses of students to factories and fields. Peking newspapers gave a whole front-page on494 words
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429 1969-01-18 6 VIENTIANE. Fri. (AFP) Neither the official Laotian Press Agency nor Vientiane Radio referred today to Foreign Ministry moves to bring about the departure of the Neo Lao Haksat Party’s permanent dele- gation here. If it is to be announced to the population, observers believed. the429 words
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342 1969-01-18 6 MARK MEREDITH - BY MARK MEREDITH PRAGUE. Fri. (Reuter) The Czechoslovak Communist Party Central Committee took the unusual step today of inviting the country’s press to sit in on its debate over the source of recent political tension the parliamentary leadership. Newspaper, television and radio men342 words
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Article471 1969-01-18 6 GEORGE SIBERA - By GEORGE SIBERA PARIS, rri. (UPI) The United States will go into the expanded talks on Vietnam starting Saturday with twin political and strategic objectives. The United States is certain to underwrite a Vietnam peace accord only if it prevents a communist takeover in the471 words
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Article145 1969-01-18 6 ROME. Fri. (Reuter) China has built two nuclearpowered merchant ships, one of which is the biggest of its kind in the world, the Italian Communist Party newspaper LTJnita said today. An article in the paper said the vessels had been built in shipyards at Tientsin and145 words
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Article447 1969-01-18 6 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI) Here are excerpts from President Johnson’s economic message to Congress. In the past 5 years, this nation has made great strides toward realising the full potential of our resources. Through fuller use and steady growth of our productive potential, our real output has risen447 words
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Article261 1969-01-18 6 NEW YORK. Fri. (Reuter) The New York Times said editorially today American military and civilian personnel in Saigon are promoting "delusive dreams of military victory.” The editorial said: The new spurt toward peace in Paris has been accompanied by a’.l-too-familiar foot-drag-ging on the part of some261 words
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150 1969-01-18 6 HONG KONG. Fri. (AFP) The official press in Shanghai. the “pioneer citv of the cultural revolution”. today highly praised the cultural revolution group for its “great contributions” in defending and implementing Chairman Mao’s revolutionary line during the most critical phase of the power struggle. The papers.150 words
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Article243 1969-01-18 6 MAY I refer to the Governors' portraits shown next to Percy Carpenter’s copy colour painting of Singapore from Mt Walllch In 1856 in the National Museum? They are Incomplete and not up to date, the last portrait being 1934 46 Slr Shenton Thomas. The reason for the243 words
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130 1969-01-18 6 I AM not aware if corporal punishment is still permitted but 1 happen to Know of a few cases when some teachers still U s e their h 0 a Q n< j!* rath er freely while teaching their students. The accepted way of course130 words
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Advertisement28 1969-01-18 6 Eastern Sun Singapore’s Own National Daily SATURDAY. JANUARY 18. 1989 23-1. Cantonment Road. 39. Ulan Sultan. S'ngapera 2 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Telephone: *****/7 Telephone: *****/6 Cable Address: AW.VEWS28 words
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377 1969-01-18 7 A WesternSoviet Freight War In Effect LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) Western shipping lines operating freight services to Australia are challenging the growing Soviet Union merchant fleet to what amounts to a price war. Western shipping lines have made no secret of the fact that they are worried by the emergence of377 words
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Article43 1969-01-18 7 NEW YORK. Fri. (UPI) F bber futures closed unchanged and untraded (Rid) (Asked) Mar 22.75 23.15 May 22.35 22.85 July 21 80 22.15 Sept 22 35 22 85 Nov 2235 22.85 Jan 22.35 22.85 Locally, No. 2 RSS was 24.43 words
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Article50 1969-01-18 7 LONDON. Frj. ißptiter) Bn'ain is making AX215.000 in-terest-free loan to Indonesia for the purchase of 12 Leyland singledecker buses, the Ministry of Overseas Development announced here today. The loan, which ig repayable over 25 years, is part of Britan'S 1968 69 aid programmes to Indonesia50 words
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Article, Illustration24 1969-01-18 7 UPI photo— UPI photo - 24 words
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Article280 1969-01-18 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. February first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 59* cents per lb., up half a cent from previous close The tone was quiet after steady. The market ruled steady but very quiet on some demand for280 words
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Article32 1969-01-18 7 NEW YORK Fri OJPI) Dow Jones closing averages: 30 Inustriala 938.59 20 Rails 265.92 15 Utils 134.52 65 Stocks 336 63 40 Bonds 74.62 Commodity Futures Index 142 6632 words
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Article, Illustration282 1969-01-18 7 Hamburg Conference To Decide Singapore 's Role In Jumbo Jet Age SINGAPORE. Fri. Important topics concerning tourism in Singapore and Malaysia and Singapore's role in the Jumbo jet era will be discussed at a meeting of airline executives in Hamburg. Germany, next week. The meeting will be attended by regional282 words
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126 1969-01-18 7 NEW YORK. Fri. <UPI) The board of governors of the New York Stock Exchange has broadened tts disciplinary powers and strengthened existing powers over Its membership. The board, along with American Stock Exchange governors, also voted to continue the present five-day trading week with its126 words
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Article191 1969-01-18 7 LONDON Fri. i UPl)—Profit takers cashing in on recent big rises slashed price on the stock market yesterday and brought some of the recent high fliers back nearer to earth. The industrial share index spun 5 5 lower to 514 2 shortly beiore the market closed, but191 words
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Article112 1969-01-18 7 WASHLNGTON. Fri. (UPI) Nationalist Chinese ambassador Chow Shu-Kai has signed articles of agreement which makes the Republic of China a member of the International Finance Corporation. The Chinese subscription to the capital stock of the corporation ls 4.154 shares with a total par value of U112 words
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Article187 1969-01-18 7 lONDON. Fri. (Reuter) The price of gold dropped sharply in the London and Paris bullion markets yesterday speculators who had bought when the rate was low decided the time had come to make their profit. The London price was lowered in the afternoon by 35187 words
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Article1419 1969-01-18 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Trading in the Stock Exchange of Singapore and Malaysia today was steady. There was slightly more activity and an improved total turnover of some $2.3 million units was recorded in the trading rooms. Two suspensions in trading were enforced. Industrials were steady and1,419 words
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343 1969-01-18 7 MANILA. Fri. (IPI) Tbe Central Bank, working behind the scenes, has suspended temporarily the import of Scotch whisky and other liquors to save on foreign exchange, financial sources said today. The government agency turned the tap off by gaining agreement earlier this week from343 words
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Article66 1969-01-18 7 HONG KONG. Fri. (UPI)— Money Quotations; HK $6.***** per US dollar. HK $6 1125 per U S dollar TT. HK $14.51 per pound sterling HK $312.0 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness HK $162 8 per 10.000 Japanese yens. HK $139 0 per 100 Philippines66 words
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Article89 1969-01-18 7 LONDON. Fn. (UPI) Rubber market closed very quiet with spot 24-5 16 21L Settlement House. Feb. 21-7/16 21- 9/16 March 21-9/16 21-11 16 April 21-5/ 8 21-13/16 April/June 21-3 4 21- 7 8 July/Sept. 21-5 8 21- 3/4 Oct/Dec. 21-9 16 21-11/16 Jan/March 21-7/16 21-5/8 April/June89 words
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Article13 1969-01-18 7 LONDON. Fri. (UPI) Bonds Japanese oldconsols unchanged. Japanese assented all unchanged.13 words
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Article657 1969-01-18 7 MIMiAPDKfc Stud bi rhanir *01(1 and other prues nmciall) lined at the close of blltlMW 1VDISTRIAL8 H tl'M 2 46 248 Hen A: Co 3.00 Itorneo Bhd 2.110 2.02 Bntistead I II 1.92 1.90 i >ugar 4.86 4.90 old Morale 3 40 5 15 I heinlt al Co657 words
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Article111 1969-01-18 7 NEW YORK Fri. (I PI) The stock market advance moved yesterday into its third day. Trading was active. Near 11 am. the UP I stock market indicator showed a gain of 0-70 per cent on 1.365 issues crossing the tape Advances topped declines. 862 to 266 The111 words
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Article31 1969-01-18 7 NEW YORK. (UPl)—Thursday's volume w-as 13,120.000 shares of a total 1.575 issues traded. 936 were higher and war. American exchange volume was 6.710.000 shares bonds volume amounts to 4,130,000.31 words
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Article15 1969-01-18 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The tin price for today was $581.50 per picul, down $0.50-15 words
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Article40 1969-01-18 7 (Managers Price* > l*t Mala»an \1> 2.91 ’nd Malayan XD 2 10 3rd Malayan 131 The mnmerre Ind'Utrv 1 04 113 The 'atlng Mind 1.1# 1 28 Malayan ln\e*tment fund \l> 1 30 1 40 sterling C'mndlty 6 040 words
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Article113 1969-01-18 7 <s 1 V r» P O B E. Frl The noon prices at the Singapore i hme«e Produce Exchange today Buyer heller Coronal Oil (FOB) Bulk 50.25 52 75 (COB) Drum (N»sr <«»pra Mixed 32 00 Muntnk While Pepper 115.00 F OH) N I. W saranak While Pepper (FOB.)113 words
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Article69 1969-01-18 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Association of Banks in Ma-lavsia-S'.ngapore today marie the following changes in its rates to merchants (rate s are quoted to the equivalent of one unit of foreign currency). SELLING TT or O D. ready; Deutsche Marks $*****0; Holland Guilders $85.1325; Swiss Francs $7l 3475; Belgian69 words
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Advertisement183 1969-01-18 7 DEPARTURES 3.30 am M'A MLO2O KualO Luinpur. 700 am MSA ML 120 Kuala Lumpur 8.15 am MSA MLI22 Kuala Lumpur. 830 a m <P A CX572 Bangkok. Hong Kong. Taipei, n>.ika. Tokyo. 8 45am MSA ML6IO Kuala Lumpur. Hong Kong. Taipei. Tokyo. 9 00am Ms\ 51L522 Penang, Bangkok 9 30am183 words
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Article, Illustration8 1969-01-18 8 A typical bare midriff harem styled for lounging.8 words
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Article101 1969-01-18 8 ir you wish to catch up with the trends, look around the leading fashion houses and especially VANITY at Raffles Place. It’s one of the most popu.ar and up-to-date fashion houses in Singapore and an exclusive importer of American fashions and goods According to its proprietress. Vanity has101 words
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Article39 1969-01-18 8 Where colours are concerned. bright and colourful prints remain In vogue this year In the evening, black is the reigning colour offset with pure white. For the evening also, the luxury of velvet will most certainly be felt.39 words
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Article, Illustration193 1969-01-18 8 MISS IRIS HO. a beautician with Innoxa cosmetics says that superficial washing does not clean out the dirt from the pores Also It takes away all the moisture from the face without replacing It. leaving It dry and taut To Iris, the skin care Is193 words
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Article50 1969-01-18 8 CK TANG one of Singapore's leading departmental store? reports that the sale of brocade and Thai silk has been tremendous amongst the Chinese Its sheen and texture particularly lends Itself to the make-up of cheongsams the Chinese national costume which Is still the favourite among the older generation.50 words
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721 1969-01-18 8 H.C. Tan - By H.C. Tan SINGAPORE, Mon. /COSMOPOLITAN Singapore is proud of its multi-racial society and its many festivals. Now the Republic is getting ready for its next prominent festival of festivals, the Chinese New Year. With festivals come gaiety and celebrations.721 words
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Article50 1969-01-18 8 ON to shoes, which Is an ntegral part of fashion Heels remain chunky, sturdy and between two and three Inches high, usually mated with a high-rise tongue Fancv leathers, gilt and tewelled trims, ornamental heels combine to bring back evening shoes as decorative as those of the Renaissance50 words
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Article, Illustration14 1969-01-18 8 This black chiffon star-studded evening dress is all sugar ‘n’ spice ‘n’ everything nice.14 words
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Article, Illustration119 1969-01-18 8 WHAT is perhaps most prominent in the fashion scene this year will be the unisex look That is men and women dressing alike. My prediction is that it has alreadv caught on. and verv likelv it will appeal to both sexes. Anything from Mao suits119 words
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Advertisement40 1969-01-18 8 MONTE CARLO Social Escort <fr Travel Afencv Gav World Amusement Park (Opposite Cabaret Singaporat Tel: *****8 The finest selection of Costume Jewellery isonour im ground floor C.K.TANG (SINGAPORE) PTE., LTD. amOBQUDD SOUL SJNGAPORE. a TEL 3970 S U lines) 34JC&40 words
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Advertisement163 1969-01-18 8 C O Exclusive American GOWNS HATS SWIMWEAR SPORTSWEAR JEWELLERY ACCESSORIES Collection of featherhght "Hlcko\i| Girdles and Brassiere* 32. RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE 1 PHOM 7721» "0 gift from Vanity is a GIFT of ELEGANCE....” For latest selection in Gent’s, Ladies and Children’s Wear a* low, low prices Shop at: PTE. LTD163 words
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Article, Illustration501 1969-01-18 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The art of dancins and tbe expression of a feeling as seen through Indian dancing is by no means an easy one. Mrs. Santha Bhaskar, President of the Bhratha N'atva Association, said her students had to go through a 5-year course501 words
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274 1969-01-18 9 Sheliah Graham - By Sheliah Graham HOLLYWOOD. (NANA) Pst McGnohan is definite for Marty Jtansnhnff's "Taipan.” Pat took the notices in "Ice Station Zebra" as we knew this “Secret Agent” would. Hedy Lamarr was saying at Seafar* of the Aegean that years ago she wrote a script274 words
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Article, Illustration105 1969-01-18 9 Sizzling Belly Dancing By ‘Little Egypt SINGAPORE Fri. “Little Egypt” the highly acclaimed belly dancer Is currently the star of a snow “East Meets West” performed nightly at the Tropicana here She has been dubbed as a sizzling belly dancer of beauty and rhythm with splendid costumes, pulsating routine end105 words
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155 1969-01-18 9 NEW YORK (NANA) Shelley Winters Lx co producing “Caces" with Sidney Glazer she starred in the Off-Broad-way play. “I play a prostitute with a client.” she told me. during lunr-h at Sardi s West. “But that's not what it’s about— it's about155 words
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Article, Illustration81 1969-01-18 9 Cute Dolly Koh is one of the 200 children who will take part in a ballet railed "The Pied Piper" to be hcid at the National Theatre at 5 30 p.m. on Sunday. Dol.y plays a jester in the ballet. Proceeds from the81 words
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204 1969-01-18 9 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) Guitar-smashing wild man of the pop scene. Jimi Hendrix, has moved into the house formerly occupied by another musician George Frederick Handel, who died two hundred years ago. Handel composed the “Water Music.” "Messiah and 41 operas. Fuzzy-haired Hendrix204 words
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Miscellaneous234 1969-01-18 9 SHAW Orsnnlaatlon D O Phone ***** OPENS TOD%T! 11 a m 1.15 too. A 915 P m Carol White «v Terence Stamp CAPITOL Phone ***** NOW SHOWING! 11 am 1 i.imi, f, 45 a 9.3 n pm Chu Ching and Lu P:ng to •THE FASTEST SWORD” < A SHAW PRODUCTION234 words
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Miscellaneous339 1969-01-18 9 Saturday, January 18 1969. STAR. GAXER>O 3 ARIES MAR. V An tt .18-32-48 68 69-75-79-81 ,f TAURUS iZ\ AfA. 20 MAr 70 0.12-21-23-26 ’3l-39 8086 GEMINI MA7 71 JUNE 20 9&. f~M 4-20-28-42 17 70-73-77 CANCER JUNI 2’ et&JUU r?\ 2-15-22-33 ny 44-51-83 LEO JULY 21 AUG. 22 I 1-339 words
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Miscellaneous329 1969-01-18 9 NOW SHOWING! Daily At II am.. 3.15 Sc lAS pm j ItN-ll'l BUrU II- Ul. *O5 70MM. 6-Track Stereophonic Bound 1 mom's “BEN-HUR” in Co.or Charlton Heaton Si Jack Hawkin* School Cnnrc«sMn: *lOO To Any Se«*t at II a m A 3.15 p m Show* Including Weekend' A; Holiday* Principal'.329 words
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221 1969-01-18 10 LONDON, Fri. (AFP) Western countries should continue supplying Israel with enough arms to compensate for any Soviet attempt to upset the Middle East military balance the Western European Union (WEU) defence committee has recommenedd. The committee sent the221 words
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161 1969-01-18 10 PARIS, Fri. (I'PI) The first direct result of the French arms embargo to Israel hit France yesterday. An aircraft plant employing 100 persons will close soon and another 3,000 jobs were threatened. Officials of the Marcel Dassault Aircraft161 words
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Article381 1969-01-18 10 IN NEW YORK about 1.000 Jew* staged a threehour demonstration outside the French consulate last night In protest against President de Gaulle s ban on French arm* shipments to Israel. The demonstrators, belonging to various US Jewish organisations, carried placards reading “vive la France, shame on de Gaulle”381 words
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Article53 1969-01-18 10 BANGKOK, Fr i. (AFP) Police here arrested two youths last night for possessing 17 bottle-bombs, it was reported today. The youths aged 18 and 19 were apprehended In a coffe shop in the centre cf the town. Several people suffered injuries in Bangkok last month in53 words
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Article96 1969-01-18 10 CAIRO. Fri. (AFP) The United Arab Republic has transferred additional financial assets to French banks in appreciation of President de Gaulle's “noble attitude towards the Arab cause,” Foreign Trade Minister Hassan Abbas announced yesterday. The decision followed the French embargo on arms shipments to96 words
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Article294 1969-01-18 10 SINGAPORE. Fri. A statement bv the UAR embassy here says: Mr. Le Theule, French Secretary of State fo r Information, indicated that France, had helped Israel up to the point when “Israel adopted an aggressive attitude" in June. 1967. The decision of President Charles de Gaulle to impose294 words
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87 1969-01-18 10 TOKYO: The ambassadors from member nations of the Asian and Pacific Council met on Tuesday for the third meeting; of the Standing Committee of ASPAC at the Foreign Ministry here. Japanese Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi (extreme right, smoking) presided over the conference and said in the communique later the Standing87 words
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275 1969-01-18 10 MANILA. Fri. (UPI) American soldiers in Vietnam and elsewhere were ordered today into a search-and-destory operation against a tiny but deadly bean. Doctors at the U S. Air Force Hospital at Clark Field. 60 miles north of Manila, issued an alarm against275 words
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Article92 1969-01-18 10 LOS ANGELES Fri (Reuter) Two people were slightly injured when a United Airlines Boeing 727 took quick evasive action to avoid a midair collision with another aircraft, airline officials said here today. The near-coll lsion occurred as the plane took off from San Diego airport92 words
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134 1969-01-18 10 MEMPHIS Tennessee. Fri(UPI) There will be no closed circuit television camera in the courtroom on March 3 when James Earl Ray goes on trial for the slaying of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The decision was announced by Shelby Countv Criminal Court Judge W134 words
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Article51 1969-01-18 10 BRISBANE. Australia. Fri. (UPI) Three Chinese seamen who wandered into a remote North Queensland mission station last week will be escorted to Sydney late today. The three were flown to Cairns early this afternoon and interviewed by Customs and Immigration officiers. They claimed they were shipwrecked51 words
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389 1969-01-18 10 SHAW TRIAL NEXT WEEK WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) A group of four private physicians and a prominent New York City attorney were allowed to review photographs and X-ray pictures token of the body of President John F. Kennedy the night after his389 words
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Article371 1969-01-18 10 PEARL HARBOUR (ITI) Naval disaster teams who hoarded the nuclear carrier USS Enterprise to seek the cause of fiery explosions that left 25 sailors dead or missing and scores injured said “We are quite confident that he will find out exactly what did happen.” WASHINGTON. (Reuter) A leading American371 words
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Article92 1969-01-18 10 TEL AVIV. Fri. (AFP) Israel returned fire from two neighbouring countries using air force planes in one instance yesterdayFirst, an Army spokesman said, two Israeli warplanes bombed El Fatah (Palestinian guerrilla) position in Jordan after an Israeli patrol in the Jordan valley had been fired on from92 words
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147 1969-01-18 10 LOS ANGELES Fri. (UPI) A judge has ordered Mickey Hargitay to support three children from his marriage to the late actress Jayne Mansfield without financial help from her estate. Hargitay sough*. U *****,533 from the estate contending Miss Mansfield agreed in a147 words
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87 1969-01-18 10 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) More than 200 boys from two rival schools fought a lunchbreak battle here with bottles, chains and iron bars. The battle ended yesterday when police arrived There were no reported injuries. The factions come from two schools in London's dockland87 words
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Article62 1969-01-18 10 HONG KONG Fri (Reuter) 28-year-old Singapore-born actress Landy Chang was married to actor Kenneth Tsang Kong in a church ceremony here yesterday. Mr. Kenneth is the brother of actress Jeanette Lin Tsui. At a wedding reception later in the evening, which was attended by many62 words
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Article412 1969-01-18 10 WASHINGTON. Fri. (Reuter) A wall of more than 11.000 F B I. agents and police will protect Mr Richard Nixon during his inauguration as President on Monday. Nucleus of the force will be the 600 White House based secret servicemen whose main responsibility is guarding the412 words
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137 1969-01-18 10 ROME. Fri. (AFP) Canadian Premier P>erre Trudeau revealed today that his government would publish a white paper, setting out in detail the Canadian attitude to establishing diplomatic relations with People's China. Mr. Trudeau said this had been a major topic during a meeting137 words
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122 1969-01-18 10 JAKARTA. Fri. (AFP) Fifteen people have perished and hundreds have been scalded in hot lava flowing from the violently erupting Merapi volcano in Central Java. the Directorate of Natural Disaster announced here today. Four thousand fleeing refugees have moved to safety. Cold Lava accompanied122 words
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140 1969-01-18 10 NEW YORK. Fri (UPI) Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr., left New York last night fer visits to Italy and India to receive two awards honouring her late husband and to see Pope Paul VI. Mrs King left by jet for Rome en route to140 words
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Article74 1969-01-18 10 LONDON. Fri.(Reuter)-Judy Garland, on the eve of her wedding, left her sickbed to perform last night at London s Talk af the Town restaurant. A restaurant spokesman said 46-year-old Miss Garland had flu and was advised not to appear. But the show business star turned in74 words
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708 1969-01-18 10 r FHE French Post Office recently issued a special stamp to mark the iwentieth anniversary of the French Polar Research Expeditions. whose organiser is the famous explorer, Paul-Emile Victor. An exhibition was also held at the Hotel de Ville in Paris to mark the occasion.708 words
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Article, Illustration314 1969-01-18 11 A Big Loss To Cricket-Kanhai T ONDON, Fri. (Reuter) England Test cricketer Ken Barrington, 38, announced his retirement from first class cricket last night. He made the announcement on a British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) television sports programme. Barrington who has been suffering from heart trob!e since playing in314 words
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Article93 1969-01-18 11 It’s All Over Polities —Emil PRAGUE Fri. 'UPI> Czechoslovakia* Olympic hero Em.l Zatopek said yesterday he was demoted from his Defence Ministry job because of his politics, hi* dislike for desk iobs and his opposition to renewed sports contacts with the Soviet Army. Zatopek who won gold medals in three93 words
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Article51 1969-01-18 11 SINGAPORE Fri Singapore Combined School held Ceylon Sports Club to a oneal! draw in a SHA Division One league match played at the CSC ground. Balestier Road, this evening Half-time score was 1-0 in favour of CSC SCORERS ST Lingam for CSC. while School's goal came through S51 words
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461 1969-01-18 11 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter)— Ken Barrington, the England batsman who last night announced his retirement from first class cricket, scored an aggregate of Test runs surpassed by only four other players. In a Test career which began in 1J55, Barrington totalled 6.806461 words
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Article186 1969-01-18 11 SYDNEY. Fri tßeuter) Former Wimbledon champion Mrs. Margaret Court strolled to an easy win over fellow Australian Kerry Melville in a semifinal of the New South Wales women's oprnn singles tennis championship at White City courts here today. Mrs Court. 26. played some of her best tennis186 words
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Article312 1969-01-18 11 MELBOURNE. Fri (Reuter) An unchanged bowling spell of 2! overs by young Fe:er Bedford put Victoria well on top in their crucial Sheffield Shield match against South Australia at :he Melbourne cricket ground today. Bowling without rest for more than three hours he captured312 words
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Article43 1969-01-18 11 SINGAPORE Fn. The final of the Far East Land Forces Inter-Unit Boxing competition will take place on Wednesday, at Crest Road Gymnasium. Nee Soon, at 8 p.m. The finalists are 29 Commando Light Regiment. Royal Artillery and 40 Commando. Royal Marine*.43 words
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168 1969-01-18 11 PHILADELPHIA. Fri. (Reuter) Vie Seixas, who played 60 Davis Cup matches from 1951 to 1957, a record number for an American player, believes that open tennis and an Open Davis Cup will give the game new life, game new life. "The game168 words
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Article133 1969-01-18 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. A Japanese soccer team. Mitsubishi, will meet a combined Police/ Daru! Afiah side at the Jalan Bcsar Stadium on Feb. 16 (kick-off at 7.30 p.m.). This was disclosed to Sunsport by Mr. Lim Yong Liang, Secretary of the Football Association of Singapore Mi133 words
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Article1450 1969-01-18 12 Race l: Horses Class 5, Div. 5—6 Furs.—2.50 p.m. (FOR LOCAL RIDERS ONLY) 1 890 Maranew 4y 900 TLS Stable Ahmad 2 470 Monev Printer 5y 900 Best Stable E Donnelly 1 3 007 El Cid 3y 813 Pinkie Stable Teh Chuah 13 4 089 Balkan Mascot1,450 words
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Article, Illustration1116 1969-01-18 12 BIG BEN - By BIG BEN SHANGHAI KID is my choice in Race Seven at Bukit Timah today. He will be ridden by Ron Hutchinson, leading jockey on the English Flat. The five-year-old disappointed in his last run at Ipoh over 8-1/2 f. last season on a1,116 words
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249 1969-01-18 12 SINGAPORE. Fri. Hobart and Wonderful Surprise (Glynn Pretty) provided an interesting workout on a yie'dmg track here this morning. Trained by Keith Daniels, the pair matched strides over Ilf in 39 with Wonderful Surprise striding out faultlessly at the finish. Ever England (Nelson) was paced249 words
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Article198 1969-01-18 12 SINGAPORE. Frl. R AF. Seletar lead In the Singapore Hockey Association Division Two league table with 16 points. They have played nine matches and won eight of them. Singapore Recreation Club B' team who have also played nine matches so far are in second198 words
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131 1969-01-18 12 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) Petros, who finished sixth last year, has been given top weight of 9 st. 7 lbs. in the Irish Sweeps Lincoln Handicap the first major race of the 1969 British Flat racing season at Doncaster on March 26. In the list of131 words
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Article170 1969-01-18 12 RIG BEN JIMMY LAD K B.K. CISCO RACE AQUA VIVA Winsan lair Chance WINSAN Aqua Viva Dust Fury FAIR C HANCE \qua Viva Winsan FAIR CHANCE Aqua Viva Winsan RACE 2 MOTIVATION Scorpio II La Ngomber APPROVAL Scorpio 11 Mirage T. HUNTER St. Flush II Cosmopolitan KING’S ROW Mirage170 words
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Article29 1969-01-18 12 Big Ben Aqua Viva Caramoor E'tainment II Jimmy Ldd Apprmal Ever England Shanghai Kid K.B.K. Caramnor Kaya T. Brightness Cisco Magic King Latin Gold Parellel29 words
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Article108 1969-01-18 12 MELBOURNE, Fri. (Reuter) World batamweight boxing champion Lionel Rose was today named Australian of the Year for 1968. And the fearless fighter admitted late*- that he was ‘‘scared stiff-*’ W’hat worries him is maxing a speech at tne Australia Day function at the Town Hall108 words
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Article57 1969-01-18 12 BANGKOK. Fri. (AFP) The Malaysian Perak Football Association beat Hong Kong's Kowloon Motor Bus team 6-2 in the Asian champions' cup football tournament here yesterday after leading 2-0 at half time. In the second match of the day. South Korea’s Yongji Club beat the Mysore State of India57 words
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Article54 1969-01-18 12 TAMPA. Florida. Fri. <UPI) Middleweight Bobby iSongbird) Williams and fellow American Sal Martinez fought to a io round draw last night Tiie draw ended a streak of 25 knockout wins by Martinez and it wa s the first time the 155pounder w 'as carried to a decision. His54 words
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Article137 1969-01-18 12 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) There will be an increase of nearly £2.000 in prize mon 7 for the British hardcourt championships at Bournemouth in April, the English Lawn Tennis Association Council announced here today. A first prize of £1.500 will eo to the winner of the137 words
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Article92 1969-01-18 12 BLACKBURN. England. Frl. (Reuter) Outside-right Bryan Douglas, a member of England's 1962 World Cup squad in Chile, is to retire from soccer at the end of the season Douglas, who won 36 England caDS. broke the new* today to his club Second Division Blackburn Rovers. The 34-year-old92 words
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Advertisement264 1969-01-18 11 CH IRC B or I HRUT MT Stork 47 ranclir Ra t Road 4. k. r«j ***** k <u4ai Bißta Claaa cam Morolnt Worship 10 a m Evening Worship k p m M.KAM.OON CHI Kl H Or CHRIST 28 Ja.an Cleneng Singapore 10 Sunday 000 am. Bible Claaa (Chinese) 10264 words
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Miscellaneous1071 1969-01-18 11 1 Yom TV and Radio today TV SINGAPUBA CHANNEL 5 PM 12.50 Prog Summary in all Language*. 100 Belajar-lah Bahasa Kebangsaan. 1.C5 Singapore 1968 Youth Festival of Music and Dance (Repeat); 1.35 The Lands of Giants (Ghost Town); 2 25 Greatest Fights of the Century (Garcia vs Armstrong 1 and1,071 words
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Miscellaneous33 1969-01-18 12 Time And Tide TODAY Singapore: 431 am (5 ft 1 in.); 10.15 am. (lo ft. 1 in). TOMORROW Singapore: 12.20 a.m. (9 ft. lin.); 5.18 am. (4 ft 7 91 £7 'if' *^GApg33 words
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