Eastern Sun, 24 January 1969
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Title Section21 1969-01-24 1 Eastern Sun SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 Mo. 892 Friday. 24 January 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents21 words
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Article143 1969-01-24 1 HONG KONG, Thurs. (Reuter) The success of Singapore’s anti-corruption drive can be credited personally to Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew the English-language newspaper. The Star, said here today. The Star was commenting editorially on Hong Kong's plans to fight corruption. A mission from the colony143 words
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Article91 1969-01-24 1 BELGRADE Thurs. (Reu- A 24-year-old locksmith attempted to burn himself today in Ljubljana, capital of Slovenia, northwest Yugoslavia, the Yugoslav news agency, Tanjug. rep rted here from Ljubljana. The locksmith was named as Marijan Lombar who. according-to Ljubljana Police, had spent eight years in reform schools91 words
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Article51 1969-01-24 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Australian Opposition leader. Mr. Gough Whitlam (Labour) flew into Singapore tonight for a two-day visit as guest of the Singapore Government. During his stay here he will call on the Acting Prime Minister. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, and the British and Australian Service chiefs51 words
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Article35 1969-01-24 1 ACQUI TERME. Italy. Thurs. (Reuter)—When Signora Jolanda Caputo. 30. visited her h sband in prison here he bit o'f part of her nose in an argument She was taken away in an ambulance.35 words
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Article32 1969-01-24 1 FLENSBURG West Germany. Thurs (Reuter)—Lolly, a Flensburg hen. set a new record here by laying a 115 rram (four ounces) egg—twice as big and heavy as the average C’g.32 words
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678 1969-01-24 1 CHEERS TURN TO HORROR IN MOSCOW MOSCOW. Thurs. (CPI) Shots were fired at the Soviet Union's four new cosmonauts at a Kremjin gate on Wednesday and a mentally deranged young man was arrested, official sources said today. Informed sources said a young man678 words
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Article109 1969-01-24 1 CAIRO. Thurs. (Reuter) Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. flew from here today for Aswan to visit the historic Abu Simble Temple on its new site. The temple was moved recently from its former site to a cliff top to save it from being flooded109 words
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157 1969-01-24 1 SAIGON. Thurs. (Reuter) South Vietnamese Vice-President Nguyen Cao Ky said here tonight before leaving for Paris that military matters should take priority at the peace talks. Asked what his role would be a.- chief Saigon adviser to the Saigon delegation, he replied “I am157 words
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Article59 1969-01-24 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs—Three construction workers were injured this evening when a 10storey scaffolding collapsed at a block of semi-completed flats in the Toa Pavoh Estate. The condition of the injured was not immediately known. One of them is believed to be a female worker. Firemen and rescue59 words
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Article, Illustration27 1969-01-24 1 CAIRO: Singapore Premier Lee Kuan Yew (right) meets CAR Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad on the second day of the four-day visit here on Jan. 22 CPI photo.CPI photo. - 27 words
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213 1969-01-24 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The recent Commonwealth Prime Ministers’ Conference in London was more successful than the previous one due to the absence of “showdowns" or "walkouts" by delegates. ——-i This is the view of Foreign Minister Mr. S. Rajaratnam who returned today after213 words
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Article75 1969-01-24 1 MANILA. Thurs. (AFP) Six Filipinos were killed and seven others wounded in a gunbattle between two warring Muslim tribes in Sulu, Southern Philippines, on Wednesday, the National Police reported today. The report said the encounter between the two groups, armed with assorted highpowered weapons, stemmed75 words
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37 1969-01-24 1 CANBERRA. Thurs (Reuter) The worlds first nuclear blasting on an industrial project —a man made harbour on Australia’s northwest coast may take place within a year. National Development Minister David Fairbairn said today.37 words
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Article, Illustration563 1969-01-24 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Dinesh Rahl. a top official of the World Bank International Development Association, said today the World Bank was generally encouraged by the progress Singapore had achieved. He said between the World Bank and Singapore had been “most happy." Mr Bahl who563 words
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111 1969-01-24 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore’s Air Defence Command will add eight Cessna 172 aircraft to its fleet. The aircraft are being flown from New Zealand. The single-engined aircraft have been bought by the Government for 5476.000 and will be used for the training of Singapore111 words
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334 1969-01-24 1 KCALA Ll'MPl'R, Thurs. Australia and New Zealand must let Malaysia and Singapore know of their long-term policy in order that defence arrangements could be formulated. r— This was stated ln the Dewan Ra’ayat today by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak.334 words
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Miscellaneous33 1969-01-24 1 LADIES DAY OPSAN DOWNS] I FACE TRACK I I C |7« I *#vl» s*^ Iwtfsrs /Ml W“I don’t get it. It says, ‘Grasp the reins firmly and push gently in a reverse direction!'”33 words
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837 1969-01-24 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Governments must realise that “tourism is top thinking”. Only if Governments realise and live this, can they give it the priority it deserves. This was stated by Mr. Herbert Lim Eng Kwan, chairman of the Singapore Tourist Association in a paper837 words
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Article, Illustration138 1969-01-24 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary for the Union of Soviet Socialist Republic, Mr. Ilya Ivanovitch Safronov. presented his credentials to President Yusof Ishak at the Istana yesterday. Picture above shows Mr. Ssfronov inspecting the Guard of Honour before presenting his credentials to the138 words
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Article, Illustration212 1969-01-24 2 SINGAPORE Thurs Seven topless A-Go-Go dancers from Britain start their Asian debut of their specially choreographed version of “Dolly's A-Go-Go" at Hotel Malaysia's Supper Club on Jan. 28. The girls and their choreograph er mana*er-proprietor Mr. Eric Lindsay nave arrived in the— Eastern Sun; picture. - 212 words
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314 1969-01-24 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Police Constable today related to the Second District Court his part In a trap to arrest a man, Lee Run Kin. for allegedly assisting in managing a brothel. Lee. 37. Is alleged to have "assisted in the management of a place314 words
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Article82 1969-01-24 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A 13-month-old baby girl crawled out through an opened door and disappeared from her house. She was later found drowned in a well, the Coroner's Court which conducted an inquiry into her death was told. A grand-mother. Tiong HiOng. 65. of Lorong Kerat.82 words
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Article58 1969-01-24 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. 9 A M. 4 P.M.: Singapore Blood Transfusion service mobile blood bank station at Coleman Street car park Opposite City Hall. 7 P.M.: Performance by Police Band at Jalan Bahru Community Centre. 7 P.M.: Western dance practice at National Theatre Club. Clemenceau Avenue. S P M.:58 words
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158 1969-01-24 2 Master HouseBreaker Jailed For 9 Years SINGAPORE. Thurs A housebreaker. Abdul Rahim bln Aman, was jailed for nine years by the Fourth District Court today on eight charges of housebreaking and theft. In sentencing Rahim. 33. to three years’ jail on each of the three charges preferred against him and158 words
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Article131 1969-01-24 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. —New Shipments Of the latest models of Enicar watches have arrived in Singapore and are being displayed at all leading watch dealers. Enicar watches of superior quality have been well-known and selected by pilots, car racing champions. explorers, scientists and other important occasions for131 words
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Advertisement249 1969-01-24 2 OVERWORKED? TIRED? a f< N YOU NEED LLS.A. SUPER FORMULA BEIKLIN 12 VITAMINS +l2 MINERALS YOU MAY NOT KNOW that the reason for general debility, lack of appetite, depression etc., may be Vitamin Mineral deficiency and it may be difficult to pin point which particular vitamin or mineral is responsible249 words
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Article269 1969-01-24 3 Thurs. Snell Marketing Company of Borneo., Ltd.. Sarawak today signed a new 3-year collective agreement effective from Jan. 1. with the Petroleum (Marketing Distributing) Workers Union, in Kuching. Among the main provisions are a 2-month annual bonus and annual leave of from 14 to269 words
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170 1969-01-24 3 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. i ne leader of the Opposition Labour Party in Australia. Mr E G. Whitlam. today had an eNchange of views with the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. on how Australia and Malaysia could co-ope-rate in regional development and security. Mr.170 words
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165 1969-01-24 3 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong will visit Iran sometime after March 22. the Iranian Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. Abdol Hossein Hamzavi. said today. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong said yesterday that he and the Raja Permaisuri Agong165 words
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Article117 1969-01-24 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Swiss Watch and Jewellery Exhibition which is currently Heine held at the Trade Union House will open Its doors to the public for another day. This was announced today bv Mr. A. Roosli. Director of the Swiss Watch Industry Information Centre who said:117 words
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31 1969-01-24 3 Albert Johnson - Stranded bear (who likes beer) is lonely heart-broken By Albert Johnson Sat- A Malayan beer-drlnklng honey bear named "Benny'' believed to be ■the mascot of the 32nd British Rosa! Artillery of^mang31 words
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Article200 1969-01-24 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A peeping-tom was today committed to stand trial in the High Court for the alleged murder of a neighbour, who had advised nim not to indulge in his "anti-social" activities, after a three-day in- quiry. Johnny Ho Joon Toh. 31. is alleged to have200 words
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182 1969-01-24 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Philippines violated Malaysia's air space and territorial waters on three occasions between September and October last year, a Ministry of Defence spokesman said here today. Giving details of the three incidents, he said the first violation took place on182 words
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Article60 1969-01-24 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Chandra Mohan, the assistant coroner, today returned a misadventure verdict on a Woodbridge patient. Sim Ah Tee 36. who collapsed and died on Dec. 1. last year after he had taken break and “mee boon” brought to the hospital by a relative. The court was60 words
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388 1969-01-24 3 SINGAPORE Thurs. The Federal Court of Appeal today upheld a High Court judgment that the dismissal of a police inspector from the Singapore Police Force by the Public Service Commission was improper and invalid. In dismissing the appeal by the Attorney-General against the388 words
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Article49 1969-01-24 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs—The Coroner’s Court today returned a verdict of suicide on a 42-year-old man. Ong Yoke Poh. who was found dead in his attap hut in Lorong Baling on Dec. 13. last year. When Ong was found hanging. his body was already decomposed, the court was told.49 words
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Article318 1969-01-24 3 By ALBERT JOHNSON SINGAPORE, Thurs. Benny, the beerdrinking Malayan honey bear stranded on the island of Blakang Mati, has been destroyed. The four-foot tall bear —a former mascot of an artillery unit based on the Island was “shot” In an operation conducted by the Ministry of318 words
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191 1969-01-24 3 Toto Windfall For Hawker Labourer SINGAPORE. Thurs A labourer and a hawker who have been undergoing a hand-to-mouth existence for years will now be able to afford some luxuries thanks to Toto. The two were the lucky winners of Toto's first prize jackpot In Sunday's draw They submitted separate all-number191 words
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Advertisement275 1969-01-24 3 >::: *1 *—*>< >% K 9 v 4-" This beautiful pearl, diamond and turquoise ensemble will be displayed among other items of Omega High Fashion Jewellery at the Swiss Watches Jewellery Exhibition in the Singapore Conference Hall. The gift that shows the Seal of Success ..Omega fashion jewellery When the275 words
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602 1969-01-24 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Medical Association is to hold yet another extraordinary meeting the third one to discuss the controversial Abortion Bill marked by a major difference of opinions at the two previous debates. The third extraordinary meeting will602 words
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259 1969-01-24 4 SINGAPORE Thurs A 66-year-old retired seaman sat in the door-steps of his prewar shophouse in Bandar Street and wept as he related how he was robbed of his entire strings of 5t.300 this morning. Lum Slew the robbery victim could hardly speak259 words
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147 1969-01-24 4 HONG KONG. Thurs (UPI) Authorities warned compulsive gamblers today they might wind up as men without a country, let alone without a shirt. The government Is getting tired of replacing identity cards for gamblers who go to nearby Macao, lose all their money and then147 words
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56 1969-01-24 4 TAIPEI. Thurs (UPI) The Taiwan University Hospital said today Miss Wang Hul-Feng from Hong Kong Is In critical condition but her two kidneys continued to show notable progress following delicate operations. Authorities of the hospital said the 27-year-old woman, dying a slow death of56 words
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Article45 1969-01-24 4 HADLEIGH. England (UPI) ■—Sambo, a fox terrier, is the new vice president of the Hadleigh Cricket Club Richard Keigwin, 85. a former cricketer, sent in a membership application for Sambo, but admitted he hand’t expected the dog to be elected vice president.45 words
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Article35 1969-01-24 4 DES MOINES (UPI) A legislative aide last week suggested the secretaries in the Jowa House of representatives not wear miniskirts. The lawmakers ballotted an unofficial 67-32 that the ?ecretaries continue to wear them35 words
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Article91 1969-01-24 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs A six-year-old Malay girl and a 32-year-old motor-cyclist died in the General Hospital In separate road accident* yesterday. The Malay girl Rohayan blnte Musa of Commonwealth Close who was involved In a road accident on the same road. The motor-cyclist. Fong Ah91 words
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56 1969-01-24 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —A two-day seminar on management problem* of small and medium-seized industries will be held at the National Productivity Centre in Petaling Jaya from March 15 Several aspects of industrial operations. including general management, finance, sale* and marketing, production and personnel management.56 words
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Article39 1969-01-24 4 HOUSTON. (UPI) The brakes slipped and the auto and its two passenger* slammed through a wall into a bathroom. It was the Yale Clinic, where doctors treated them for minor injuries and sent them home.39 words
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108 1969-01-24 4 SINGAPORE Thurs Thirty-two officers, cadets and students of the Singapore Army Cadet Force. Teachers Training College Raffles institution and eight others from Singapore schools and Boys Brigade will receive their “outward bound” awards tomorrow They will receive the awards from Major-General David Tyacke at108 words
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103 1969-01-24 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Ten more marketing officers are to be appointed to the country’s trade commissions overseas this year by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. the Dewan Ra’ayat was told The appointment of these officers was one of the three reasons why103 words
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365 1969-01-24 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Government will be asked for an assurance during the next sitting of Parliament, that persons with more than 15 years’ residence in Singapore will not be deprived of their jobs. The assurance is being sought by Enche Rahmat365 words
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Article460 1969-01-24 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Government considers It inadvisable to hold the Behool Certificate and Malaysian Certificate of Education examination earlier because It would mean less "study-days" for the pupils, the Minister of Education. Enche Mohamed Khlr Joharl. told the Dewan Ra ayat this morning He460 words
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Article53 1969-01-24 4 PHILADELPHIA. (UPI) The new metroliner of the Penn Central railroad between Washington and New York shatters not only records but also windows of the slower trains it passes The railroad said the superspeed train sucked five window, from commuter tram as th* two passed near Chester, PA No53 words
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Article38 1969-01-24 4 DACCA. East Pakistan. (UPI) Fiftv persons were feared drowned last night when two launches collided on the river Buriganga near Dacca One launch loaded with more than 100 passengers, sank immediately, according to report, reaching DACCA38 words
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Advertisement107 1969-01-24 4 MONTRES ET BIJOUX DEGENEVE EXHIBITION the Swiss Federation of Watch Manufacturers proudly presents the fabulous new creations of watches and jewellery by master craftsmen, shown for the first time outside Europe. The Public of Singapore is cordially invited. Singapore Conference Hall. January 21st to 27th. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.107 words
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Miscellaneous33 1969-01-24 4 abu “y LIM KOK WING TELLING ME D/TEEREN^LIHA I/£ TOURCHOICE f /?/£s_ WHICH Y3E l LOST MY PURSE RENT! EXPECT 'l£ 70 BELIEVE A WERE we robbed AT PoinT! A Gun 0 a33 words
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Article587 1969-01-24 5 US: $35 Gold Assured WASHINGTON, Thurs. (Reuter) The new Nixon administration today tried to dispel overseas concern about its international financial policies by re-affirming the official U. 5.535 per ounce price of gold. In London, the market has reacted optimistically in anticipa- tion. Incoming treasury Secretary David587 words
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Article152 1969-01-24 5 DENVER. <UPI) A compulsive gambler has asked the Colorado Racing Commission for help. He wants the state agency to bar him from all race tracks in the state. The Denver man included a picture of himself in a letter which asked that he be barred from all152 words
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94 1969-01-24 5 WASHINGTON. (Reuter) Mr U. Alexis Johnson, the New Under-Secre ary of State tor Political Affairs, disclosed last night he had held conferences with U.S. military authorities in Hawaii on the future of the American detente on Okinawa. However, he said he was not prepared94 words
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Article84 1969-01-24 5 NEW YORK. Thurs. (Reuter) A multi-racial civil rights organisation has urged President Nixon to investigate a “rapidly deteriorating racial climate in the armed services” and call a special White House conference on growing enmity between police and the black community The report said that Investigations of84 words
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Article380 1969-01-24 5 OFFICIALS PROTEST PRAGUE. Reuter) Czechoslovak officials have protested to Soviet military authorities against the arrest of Czechoslovaks by Soviet troops stationed in the country, it was reported today. It was the first known admission of Soviet arrests among the population although it was not known how many people were380 words
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190 1969-01-24 5 GENEVA. Thurs. (Reuter) Dr. Raul Prebisch. outgoing Secretary Genera’. of the U.N. Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) warned yesterday of violent upheaval in the developing world unless advanced countries were ready to step up assistance. Dr Prebisch. in a final address to the190 words
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132 1969-01-24 5 BOMBAY. (Reuter) Sir Leslie O Brien. Governor of the Bank of Engiand. has said here that although uncertainty in the Internationa! Monetary System had not ended, he believed there would be less danger m 1969 than in 1968. “I hope we will have132 words
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103 1969-01-24 5 NAIROBI (Reuter) —Three East African countries today slashed by half the amount of money Asian and other immigrants are allowed to take out. Changes in currency control regulations announced by the Centra Banks of Kenya. Tanzania and Uganda, said householders leaving East Africa103 words
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70 1969-01-24 5 OTTAWA (Reuter) Canada will soon approach mainland China on the question of extending diplomatic recognition. External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp said today. Mr. Sharp told reporters Canada was “now to the point" where it expected to get in touch with the Chinese authorities. Recognition70 words
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121 1969-01-24 5 LONDON. (Reuter) An extension of Britain's overseas cable strike which could include telephones and mail was threatened today by the Union of Post Office Workers. Since midnight on Sunday, 3.500 Post Office telegraphists operating overseas cable routes have been on strike in support of121 words
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Advertisement94 1969-01-24 5 JAS. HENNESSY SONS Read between the lines of this statement and you'll see HAVE THE LARGEST why Henncssy VSOP Reserve Cognac is the top-seller in Singapore OLDEST RESERVES and Malaysia: Because the Hennessys have more brandy aging OF AGED COGNAC in wood, they can put older brandy into every bottle.94 words
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Article262 1969-01-24 6 A FOUR-NATION joint survey of the Malacca Straits is to start early next week. Thirteen surveyors from Singapore. Malaysia and Indonesia and a 18-man team from Japan will conduct the preliminary survey, lasting about seven weeks, to study the capacity of the Straits to handle large262 words
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Article182 1969-01-24 6 CHINA claimed today that the thought of Chairman Mao Tse tung was useful in observing eclipses of the sun. Peking Radio broadcast a report on how the communist leader’s teachings had helped Chinese scientists to overcome reactionary opposition to such scientific research and carry out182 words
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161 1969-01-24 6 AFRICANS will have to change their attitude to basic hard work if they wish to become truly independent and free from colonialism, the Soviet Government daily Izvestia said Wednesday. Izvestia called on the continent to throw off the idea born from years of slavery, that161 words
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1536 1969-01-24 6 Ian Tickle - By Ian Tickle BERNE. Thurs. (SPR.T.) The main pre-condition for American withdrawal from Southeast Asia is the existence of some kind of military alliance between the free nations of the area. In the last few months, there have been a number of encouraging steps in1,536 words
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206 1969-01-24 6 UNITED nations. Thurs. (UPI) Secretary General Thant, who observed his 60th birthday on Wednesday, told newsmen he marked the day by trying to fortify “my ability to distinguish between what is good and evil.” Thant told a birthday party given in his honour by the206 words
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Article320 1969-01-24 6 BERNE, Thurs. (SPR.T.) The attitude of the Soviet Union to the Palestinian terrorists Is equivocal; and this may throw considerable light on the question of whether the Soviet leaders are sincere in wishing to help towards a Middle East settlement. Though Moscow is not dlaturoed320 words
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327 1969-01-24 6 PEKING. Thurs. (AFP) The Peking Pres* todav greeted Richard Nixon on his accession to the I S. Presidency with an angry chorus that was as bitter as for any of his predecessors. The People’s Dally said: “It goes without saying that the Nixon327 words
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Article307 1969-01-24 6 (From Sin Chew Jit Pohj President Nixon's inaugural speech. generally speaking, rings partly hol!ow with impractical hopes and partly lamentations out of his innermost. It is very unlike those of previous Democratic Presidents. which were loaded with ambitious schemes, nor like those of any of307 words
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Article102 1969-01-24 6 MOSCOW. Thurs. (AFP) Mr. Leon Tolkunov. Editor-in-Chlef of the Government newspaper Izvestia, has been awarded the order of the Red Flag of Labour, the Soviet News Agency Tats said today. The agency said the order was awarded on his 50th. birthday for “his long and productive102 words
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100 1969-01-24 6 JAKARTA. Thurs (UPI) A record 2 5 million Indonesian Moslem* have been converted to Christianity In the past three years, according to the Moslem newspaper New Generation. New Generation said most of the conversion* occurred in Central and East Java, areas of former communist100 words
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Article177 1969-01-24 6 VIENTIANE. Thurs. (AFP) The official Lao Press Agency today called for the departure from Vientiane of the company of armed soldiers under the command of Soth Pethrasi. Chief of the procommunist Neo Lao Haksat delegation here. At the same time Neo Lao Haksat headquarters broadcast a demand177 words
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Article310 1969-01-24 6 PARIS. Thurs. (AFP) The Government deliveied a verdict of “good” yesterday to the economic recovery effort since the upheaval of last May and June, but called for continued austerity through 1969. Wage rises must be held to “strict limits,” prices will continue to be controlled and310 words
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Article622 1969-01-24 6 Phu Si - By Phu Si SAIGON. Thurs. (MF)—President Nguven Van Thieu has repeatedly stressed the need for a strong, stable political force In Vietnam and he has appealed to the existing parties to work together and form an alliance He met with some two hundred representatives of political groups622 words
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Article131 1969-01-24 6 HONG KONG, Thurs. (Reuter) —a leading Shanghai newspaper today exhorted Soviet workers to overthrow the "Fascist rule” of Kremlin leaders. Quoted by Radio Shanghai, the chief Fang (Liberation) Daily said the "workers takeover” in China was an epochmaking event that shocked the world. The great131 words
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262 1969-01-24 7 I\f ANILA, Thurs. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) hopes to double its loans and technical assistance operations in 1969. The two-year-old bank reviewed the hig slights of its 1968 activities and the outlook for 1969 in the quarterly newsletter published by262 words
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210 1969-01-24 7 LONDON. Thurs. (UPI) Fellers took the upper hand in the stock market yesterday and pushed the list lrregu.arly lower but merger situations and board rooms statements still produced p enty of bright spots. The new strength of the pound sent British Government210 words
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Article123 1969-01-24 7 NEW YORK. Thurs (UPI) Gold prices advanced in rr ~rately active trading on n kefs here and abroad yesterday In London, the price of gold rose l2i cents at the mrning fixing, but slipped 71 cents at the second fixing to $42 52* an ounce, for a123 words
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98 1969-01-24 7 BANGKOK. Thurs r AFP' Thailand will stick to Its demand that Japan should pay the free market price for 100.000 tons of maize earmarked for shipment from here next month. Foreign Trade Department officials reported yesterday The officials said the Thai Ministry of98 words
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Article69 1969-01-24 7 LONDON. Thurs (UPI) The pound ran Into strong buying and put up its best performance for months in busy foreign exchange markets yesterday. The currency climbed to its highest level since midNovember and before last year's European currency crisis. Dealers said there was good commercial69 words
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Article83 1969-01-24 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The fe"owing ships are expected to be in port today; Godowns Vessels 1/2 Cyclops 3 4 SUaat Freetown 5 Djakarta Maru 6'7 V/estfalia 8/9 Boma 10/11 Talthybius 13'14 South Breeze 15 16 Ceylon 18 Kaptaspyro 27/28 Ravi 29/30 Eastern Ranger 3) 32 Achilles 33 3483 words
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264 1969-01-24 7 LONDON. Thurs. (UPI) British businessmen were urged yesterday to take part in one of Britain s biggest and most expensive trade projects British Week in Tokyo. The call came when the British National Export Council (BNtC) disclosed further plans to invade264 words
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122 1969-01-24 7 KARACHI. Thurs <UPI) Pakistan has rep aced India as the major exporter of raw cotton and yarn to Hong Kong According to a report received here from the Pakistan Trade Commission in the British Crown Colony. Pakistan had exported to Hong Kong 843.326122 words
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106 1969-01-24 7 LONDON. Thurs. (Reuter) The price of tin on the London market steadied yesterday after two days of small fluctuations following reports that the United States might be about to revise its stockpile policy On Monday, the price dropped by £l4 and 10 shillings a106 words
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Article341 1969-01-24 7 RUBBER UP CENT SINGAPORE. Thurs February first grad# rubber buyers closed at 3 pm., in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 60-i cents per lb., up three eißhths of a cent from previous close The tone of the market was quiet after very steady. Despite the lack of followthrough in341 words
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258 1969-01-24 7 LONDON. Thur*. (Reuter) Ford of Britain has unveiled the Capri —a four-seater fastbeck sporting sedan that available with a choice of engines ranging from 1.3 to 3 litres Alternatix-e specifications are available for the n ew range which alter the character of the vehicle258 words
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Article28 1969-01-24 7 LONDON Thurs. <UPT> Rubber market opened steady quiet with spot 21-18'16. 22-1 6 No 1 RSS CIF basis ports Feb 31-5 16. 21-1 /2.28 words
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1469 1969-01-24 7 SINGAPORE Thurs—Trading in the Stock Exchange today hung on to the better buying support which was set off towaras Wednesday’s close and managed the sustained steady conditions at the flnial bell Generally. the easiness which persisted the past few days seemed to have been1,469 words
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Article80 1969-01-24 7 MANILA. Thurs (AFP)— The Tskeda Chemical Ind. Ltd., the biggest and major producer of pharmaceutical products in Japan, has merged with the Philippines' Boie. Inc. to form the Boie-Takeda Chemicals. Inc. The new corporation, to be heaned by J Antonio Araneta of Boie as board chairman and T.80 words
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54 1969-01-24 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged to 10 points higher yesterday. (Bid) (Asked) Mar 23.00 23 40 May 22.60 23.10 July 21.30 22 15 Sept 22 60 23 10 Nov 22 60 23 10 Jan 22.60 23 10 Locally. No. 2 RSS was54 words
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Article317 1969-01-24 7 TOKYO. Thurs (1 PI) Hitachi Ltd. disclosed yesterday it has successfully developed a “laser colour” TV set with extra-wide hraun tube. Hitachi said its newly developed TV set is designed to utilise laser rays of three primary colours. It used hraun tubes three to four metres317 words
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Article632 1969-01-24 7 NIMiAPOKT. Mork t:* chance Mild and othei prli e» iilllflall) ll»l(d al the clove of DU'Infn INDUSTRIALS H U M 2.16 Mi Ben Ai < ion H'unni Bhd 1 9.1 2.11 2 11 1 suear 4 7 1 < olil vintage .5. Ill r> i hcmical632 words
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Article133 1969-01-24 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—The Association of Banks in Ma-lavsia-Singapore today made the following changes in its rates to merchants (rate are quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency). SELLING TT or 0 D. readv: Deutsche Marks $76 8575' Holland Guilders $84 9650; Swiss Francs S71.1625; Belgian Francs133 words
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Article17 1969-01-24 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs The tin price for today was $5Bl 50 per picul, up $0 5017 words
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Article53 1969-01-24 7 c'lanagrr* Priors) I«l Malayan Z 00*d ,’n'l Malayan 2 ooxd ini yi.ilayan 140 7 hr < omnirrrr Tnd 1 01 1.13 1 hr ing 1 uml 119 1.28 M In*r«.( 1 und l.:<0 1 40 IM Hon* Kong 1.35 1.41* -*nf1 Hons K»n: .85 1 00« Mrrlln* <53 words
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Article97 1969-01-24 7 sIm.iporf. Thur* The noon price« at the Singapore t hlne«e Produce Exchange today are:— Buyer Seller Coconut till (I t) B Bulk 51.00 t ot omit Oil (FOB.) Drum 5350 1 .note ('ultra Xllaeti 32-00 Wtintnk White Pepper II IIH Niff. ***** Sarawak White Pepper (FOB) 112.50 Sarawak Special97 words
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Article76 1969-01-24 7 HONG KONG. Thurs. (UPl)’’ —Money quotations. Hong Kong dollars 6.0873 per U.S. dollar. Hong Kong dollars 6-1025 per U.S. dollar TT. Hong Kong dollars 14.52 pier pound sterling Hong Kong dollars 311.125 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness. Hong Kong dollars 162.3 pier 10.000 Japanese76 words
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142 1969-01-24 8 CAIRO. < AFP) Michel Habih Delonde. a former French Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs who is currently visiting the Middle East, said here yesterday that a French government mission was at present studying the problems which would arise if any new142 words
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392 1969-01-24 8 Evidence May Be Used Against Him Bucher Told SAN DIEGO, California, Thurs. (Reuter and AFP) Commander Lloyd C. Bucher, skipper of the captured intelligence ship U.S.S. Pueblo, was warned yesterday that he was suspected of being in violation of U.S. naval regulations392 words
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Article324 1969-01-24 8 WASHINGTON. Thurs. (UPI) Melvin R Laird, sworn in as Defence Secretary yesterday arrived at his Pentagon office five hours later and was met by the Army band and a multitude of problems that included the skyrocketing cost of weapons. The former Wisconsin congressman was received324 words
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Article136 1969-01-24 8 PARIS. Thurs. (AFP) President de Gaulle has solemnly declared that he Intended to serve out his sevenyear term “to Its end.” He was clearly replying to speculation raised by the Presidential ambitions expressed in Rome last week by former Premier Georges Pompidou that he136 words
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Article34 1969-01-24 8 GLUECKSBURG. Germany, (UPI) The West German Navy said it had called off an exercise by 10 patrol boats after four of the craft were involved in collision and a fifth ran aground.34 words
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Article99 1969-01-24 8 LONDON. Thurs (Reuter) Twenty-four Conservative (Opposition) MP’s, Including Mr Enoch Powell, last night voted against setting up an appeal system for immigrants refused entry to Britain The Bill, which the House of Commons approved in principle envisages such appeals being heard at ports and airports99 words
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Article98 1969-01-24 8 WASHINGTON. Thurs (UPI) A government health scientist says results of an Incomplete national survey show that malnutrition in the United States is as serious in some ways as in the world's underdeveloped countries. Dr Arnold E Schaefer. Chief of Nutrition of the US. Centre for Control of Chronic98 words
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Article705 1969-01-24 8 SUN ROCKET LN ORBIT CAPE KENNEDY. (Reuter) An orbiting solar observatory (OSO) designed to safeguard the lives of space explorers by providing early warning of dangerous radiation storms on the sun, was successfully launched into earth orbit vesterday The satellite, fifth in a series launched since 1962 to study705 words
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60 1969-01-24 8 UPI photo. WASHINGTON: Secretary of State William P Rogers is sworn in by Chief Justice Earl Warren— UPI; photo.; — UPI photo. - 60 words
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Article372 1969-01-24 8 DICK WEST - By DICK WEST WASHINGTON. Thurs (UPI) The new US budget as It now stands calls for a penny Increase In first class postal rates, again. Unless President Nixon revises the budget, or Congress decides otherwise it will cost Americans 7 cents to mall a letter In372 words
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Article92 1969-01-24 8 CAIRO. Thurs (AFP) The delegation chiefs attending the Arab Economic Council decided today to boycott all international oil companies using the Israeli pipelines between Eilat on the Red Sea and Askelon by the Mediterranean. The Middle n agency, announcing this news, said the delegates nad92 words
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191 1969-01-24 8 MEMPHIS, Tennessee Thurs. (UPI) A national Council of Churches delegation to the Paris peace talks said yesterday that the United States must encourage emerging Vietnamese nationalism or taee a Communist takeover. Dr J. Edward Carothers. national director ot the United Methodist Church's board of missions,191 words
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Article109 1969-01-24 8 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs AFP) M C V. Naraslmhan. chef de cabinet of Secretary General U Thant, will be making a trip to several Aslan capitals. Mr Naraslmhan will visit Delhi, where he will discuss the location of UN. centres. Katmandu at the Invitation of109 words
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Article51 1969-01-24 8 LONDON Thurs. (Reuter) Protestant extremists shouted abuse at England’s Roman Catholic leader Cardinal John Heenan. when he preached In the Anglican St Paul's Cathedral here last night At least six demonstrators some of whom tried to raise an antl-papal banner In the Cathedral when evicted by ushers and51 words
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Article58 1969-01-24 8 ROME Thurs. (AFP) The Japanese government will put US$3O,OOO at the disposition of the United Nations Food and Health Organisation. for Middle East refugees, it Is announced here The FAO will use the Japanese contribution towards the purchase of rice to be handed over to the Jordanian.58 words
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265 1969-01-24 8 SOVIET SPACEMEN MADE ‘HEROES’ MOSCOW. Thurs (APF) Prime Minister Alexei Kosygin was conspicuously out of sight yesterday when the four cosmonauts of soyuz-4 and soyuz5. which linked up in space last Thursday, were given a triumphal welcome here His absence marked the first occasion265 words
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384 1969-01-24 9 LONDON, Thurs. (Reuter) Malaysia was the front line of Australian and New Zealand defence, its Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman told the Imperial Defence College here yesterday. In an address to top ranking military and civilian defence authorities he emphasised the strategic384 words
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Article49 1969-01-24 9 BONN. Thurs (Reuter) Dr. Eugen Gerstenmater has decided to resign as Speaker amid an outcry over compensation paid to him for persecution by the Nazis, the West German news agency. DPA. said today The office of Speaker Is the second highest In West Germany.49 words
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Article, Illustration130 1969-01-24 9 $2 1,000 Fire At Geylang SINGAPORE. Thurs A 20minute blare at a timber factory in Lorong 3. Geylanc this afternoon destroyed timber and machinery worth $21,000 The fire which beaan at about 4.45 p.m at Ena Hone Timber Co. is believed to have started off by sparks from a timber-cutting130 words
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107 1969-01-24 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Kedah State government has taken all the necessary measures to stop Thai national from entering illegally into Malaysia and opening up State land along the border for cultivation The Men-tn Besar of Kedah. Dato Sved Ahmad Shahabuddin. told107 words
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622 1969-01-24 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A former bar waitress on trial for alleged murder of her three-year-old adopted son told the High Court today that her attempt to return the child to the natural mother was turned down. The former bar waitress. Peck622 words
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Article, Illustration161 1969-01-24 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A pre-university student of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus is very impressed with the high standards of physical education maintained in New Zealand. Miss Wendy Louis who was in New Zealand for 10 months also hopes that Singapore too will be161 words
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566 1969-01-24 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore has the capacity and facility to become the "Convention City of South-east Asia." This was told to newsmen at a conference by a panel of top American hoteliers from the Hilton International chain this evening. The Hilton hottiiers are566 words
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Article135 1969-01-24 9 KUCHING. Thurs (Reuter) The man who has been in charge of anti-communist operations in Sarawak and Sabah said today he was hopeful Security Forces eliminate the underground communist threat within the next two years. He is Malaysian Lieute-nant-General Dato Ibrahim Ismail, who today retired as Director135 words
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134 1969-01-24 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Another four industries and their products have been granted pioneer status under the Investment Incentives Act, the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Tan Sri (Dr.) Lim Swee Aun. announced today. The industries are those manufacturing hardware, tools and cutlery, industrial machinery and134 words
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Article61 1969-01-24 9 KOTA KINABALU. Thurs. ArP i Sabah's Chief Minister Tun Mustapha bin Dato Harun said here last night that he Malaysia would send a few jet fighters she waa buying from either France ©r Britain to Sabah for defence purposes The Chief Minister said this at the61 words
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144 1969-01-24 9 MANILA. Thura. (AFP) A Filipino news commentator today said Malaysian officials were “raking up coals that have almost died down” in order to ensure their victory in the forthcoming elections in that country. The commentator. Jose C. Balein of the nationalist Manila Chronicle, was144 words
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Article249 1969-01-24 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The national news agency Bernama is to begin its second phase of expansion in July with the establishment of five branches in Penang. Ipoh, Johore Bahru, Kuching and Kota Kinabalu. This was disclosed in the Dewan Ra'ayat by the Minister of249 words
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Article102 1969-01-24 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Director General of the British National Export Council. Mr P F D Tennant flew Into Singapore today to boost British exports. He is currently on a South-east Asian tour to make an on-the-spot study of the market for British exports. Speaking to newsmen102 words
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Miscellaneous423 1969-01-24 9 SHAW#] O rptnnlnnMon QD^3EIIES2XIZ2] oerss TniMv: Him 1 in, on, ;n 4 gl5 m Alan Arkn “THE HEART IS A LONELY HIMER' In Color S---., rNOW SHOWING! II a m 1.45 no. r :io 4 »30 r m Th?-Tia.s Hunter. James Shiaeta S PISTOLS AGAINST CAESAR' Tgchniacope Techpirntor Tonlghl Tomorrow423 words
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Miscellaneous287 1969-01-24 9 Friday, January 24. 1969. 1 TAR GAZER'O JL' ARIES ua». v •Aft. It ,—-21-29-44 &V-77-n CANCER JUHI V JULY 22 22 25-77-52 54-62-65 «TT>* -By CLAY L POLLAN H Your Detly Activity Guido According to tho Stan. 't To develop message for Friday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your287 words
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Miscellaneous258 1969-01-24 9 CATHAY 3 3 100 »lh ROMANTIC DAT: 11 a m I.S*. (M. (.30 »SO p m recommended tor those ABOVE 1* YEARS! Columbia’* INTERLUDE tn Color Oskar Werner Barbara Ferris ORCHARD ***** •th sti n NDors day: Dally At It am.. 8.15 7.45 pm 70MM. 4-Track Stereophonic Sound mom's “BEN-HUR”258 words
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Article, Illustration1274 1969-01-24 10 H.L. Herschensohn - By H.L. Herschensohn, M.D AN actress lost over 50 pounds during the last year. It averaged a loss of one pound per week which really isn’t much at a time. But the consistent loss, week after week, has given her back her youthful figure.1,274 words
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Article497 1969-01-24 10 Clean Up Istanbul’ Order Is Out ISTANBUL. Thurs. (Reuter) An influx of hippies and increased trafficking in drugs here has led to an order from the Turkish Minister of the Interior, Dr. Faruk Sukan. to clean- up the city and deport “undesirable tourists”. Late last summer, the prevalence of long-haired,497 words
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Article, Illustration464 1969-01-24 10 GEOFFREY MORRIS - By GEOFFREY MORRIS THE New South Wales Government this year will begin the first full-scale study of fishing grounds off the New South Wales coast. “We want to find out what's there and determine the best way of catching it,” said Dr. Bruce Malcolm,— AIS. - 464 words
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237 1969-01-24 10 MANILA. Thurs. (Reuter) Despite numerous and periodic drives by police authorities to check widespread violence in the cities and provinces of the Philippines, the number of shooting affrays and stabbing cases continues at a dangerous level. In Manila where violence is most evident, due237 words
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677 1969-01-24 10 Ian McEwan - B y Ian McEwan Tl RNBRIDGE WELLS. England. Thurs. (Reuter) An old man who says he was the only person who could have lost the second world war for Britain has decided at last to tell his storv of677 words
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Article70 1969-01-24 10 PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad. Thurs. (Reuter) With carnival time only a few weeks away. Trinidadians are now singing a new calypso—about Rhodesia. It goes in part; “England you are a toothless bull dog. “This thing gone too far. “You responsible for what happening in Rhodesia. “Smith70 words
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Article548 1969-01-24 10 RONALD GOLDEN - By RONALD GOLDEN GO VAP VILLAGE, South Vietnam. Thurs (Reuter) —Comfortable European-designed-homes for almost 700 war orphans have sprung up near this ramshackle Vietnamese village under the go-ahead direction of a young Frenchspeaking Austrian. He is 28-year-old bachelor Helmut Kutln from Innsbruck who in his 10548 words
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742 1969-01-24 11 A DELAIDE, Thurs. (Reuter) The West Indion cricket tourists ore poised tor a supreme effort in the crucial fourth Test against Australia starting at the Adelaide Oval tomorrow to save the series and to give their ailing finances a desperately needed boost.742 words
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Article329 1969-01-24 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Hockey Association have picked 19 players from leading clubs to represent the Republic in international and friendly encounters this season. Disclosing this to Sunsport today, the Secretary of the Association Mr. S Yogarajah said from Saturdav the squad will begin centralised329 words
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Article109 1969-01-24 11 MADRID. Thur s (AFP) Roberto Duque. president of the Spanish Boxing Federation is to demand the suspension for life of George Smith, the Scottish referee who awarded Australian Johnny Fameehon a supri s ing point* victory over the Cubanborn world Champion Jo*c Legra in their109 words
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Article, Illustration316 1969-01-24 11 BANGKOK. Thurs. (Reuter) Perak completely upset Israel's Maccabi Tel-Aviv team to foree a 1-1 draw in a preliminary Group ''B" match of the second Asian champion teams cup football competition here yesterday. Perak led 1-0 a» half-time Maccabi. who started the tournament as316 words
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Article185 1969-01-24 11 BRISBANE. Thurs. (Reuter) Spanish proiess.onal Anares Gimeno gave American Kari Bucnnoiz an exmbilion of tennis artistry to Score a crusiung win in a quarter final or tfie Australian Open sing os teams cnampionsnip at tfie Milton courts here today. Gimeno took only $2 minutes to beat Bucnnolz185 words
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Article39 1969-01-24 11 GLASGOW. Scotland Thurs <Reuter> Glasgow Rangers (Scotland) qualified for the quarter-final of the Inter-Cities Fairs Soccer Cup on a 4-1 aggregate when thev beat DWS Amsterdam (Holland) 2-1 in their second-leg third round match here last night.39 words
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Article291 1969-01-24 11 NEW YORK. Thurs (Reuteri World light-heavy-weight champion Bob Foster has held his title by knocking fellow-Amertcan Frank Depaula to the canvas three times in the first round of their scheduled 15 rounder here. After the fight In New Yorks Madison Square Garden last night both boxers claimed291 words
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Article123 1969-01-24 11 NEW YORK. Thurs (Reuter) Bob Foster, who retained his world light-heavyweight boxing CrOWn here ast night by defeating Frank De Paula, was faced with a problem today whether he should step up among the heavyweights in search of big money. His manager. Musky Salow. said after123 words
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260 1969-01-24 11 ADELAIDE. Australia, Thurs. (Reuter) The Australian Cricket Board of Control today agreed to a tour of South Africa next year from January 4. to March 21. for four Test series following the Australian cricket teams campaign In India. Board Secretary Mr Alan Barnes announced260 words
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Article67 1969-01-24 11 70,000 Soccer Deal LONDON. Thurs (AFP> Chelsea and Fulham today completed a £70.000 exchange deal in which Fulham's defender Eire International John Dempsey moved to Stamford Bridge and Chelsea forward Barry Lloyd joined the Craven Cottage side. Fulham also received a cash sum estimated at £***** There was another tran.-fer67 words
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Article60 1969-01-24 11 MANILA. Thurs (UPI) The Philippine? won their first tropny today in the third ten-pin bowling Asian championships with a close victory over Guam in the four-man team event. The Philippines and Guam fought a pressure match in the last two frames with the Filipinos knocking60 words
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Article1088 1969-01-24 12 Race 1: Horses Class 5, Div. 5-6 Furs. 15 Yds.2.30 p.m (FOR LOCAL RIDERS OMLY) 1. 080 August Moon 4y 6y 7y 5v 4v 5y 5v 5y 900 8 13 8 12 8 12 8 12 6 Berkat Tuan Stable (—i 5 2. 390 Pasir Kavangan 21,088 words
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Article162 1969-01-24 12 HONG KONG. Thurs. (Reuter) Japan will provide the biggest contingent on the Far East golf circuit which opens next month in Manila. Thirty-five of them are taking part including the well-known golfers Tomoo Ishii, [ideyo Sugimoto, Pete Nakamura and Tadash* Kitta. Missing from the Australian162 words
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Article65 1969-01-24 12 BIRMINGHAM. England. Thurs. (Reuter) Coventry City manager Noel Cantwell was today fined £lOO by the English Football Association for swearing at a linesman. Cantwell had been reported for making “obscene remarks" following his club’s 3-0 defeat against Sunderland In a first Division league match on October65 words
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354 1969-01-24 12 BIG BEN - By BIG BEN SINGAPORE, Thurs. Wonargo showed improved form after his outing on Sunday when he did an attractive gallop over 3f in 38 4/5 on a good track here today. Wonargo was ridden by Glynn Pretty. Gala Bern and Ulysses II (Frank354 words
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Article46 1969-01-24 12 SINGAPORE Thurs Four local jockeys who have ridden in 240 or more races have been barred from closed races confined to local rider* and apprentices during 1969. They are Subian bin Dalwee. Asuwadi bin Nawi. Moses Lee and Luke Kang Boon Kwang46 words
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153 1969-01-24 12 LONDON. Thurs <UPI> New world featherweight champion Johny Famechon of Australia left for home yesterday saying he has no intention of giving Jose Legra a return fight. "Why should I?” Famechon asked “if I had lost. I would never have got another chance, would153 words
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Article24 1969-01-24 12 LINFIELD, Northern Ireland. Wed. 'Reuter)—Linfield beat Crusaders by three goals to zero in a Irish Football League match played here last night.24 words
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Article170 1969-01-24 12 SYDNEY, Thurs. (Reuter)— The Singapore State cricket XI won the second came of their New South Wales country tour this week. The Singapore side heat the Moree City team at Moree in northern New South Wales in a two-day match to show vast improvement on the form170 words
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164 1969-01-24 12 LONDON Thurs (Reutert Proposals that England should play six Tests during their 1970-71 cricket tour of Australia could provide difficulties. MCC Secretary Billy Griffith said here yesterday. Mr Griffith said of a report from Adelaide that the Australian Board had submitted a draft programme including164 words
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69 1969-01-24 12 MELBOURNE. Thurs <AFP) The offer of A5225.000 for "Always There" owned by Asian racing group head velipe Ysmael of the Philippines has been refused. Manager for the group. Mr. Frank Ford, said today Always There would be for sale on Jan. 31 when all69 words
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Article1693 1969-01-24 12 Race 1: Horses Glass 4* Div. 3—6 Furs.—2.00 p.m. (FOR LOCAL RIDERS ONLY) 1. 000 Beau Ideal 6y 9 00 Chukell Stable Allan Liew 13 3. 391 .Asian Pride 5v 9 no Dato Capt. H F Bloxham E B kelen 12 3 228 Impact 5y 8 13 Lucilla Stable Teh1,693 words
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Advertisement337 1969-01-24 11 P.W.D. SINGAPORE TENDERS are invited from P.W.D. Registered Contractors and from “Specially Registered Contractors” for the following works:The Supply of Standard Salt Glared Ware Pipes and Fittings. All Approved Contractors above 5100.000.00 Closing date: 28th February. 1969 at 10.00 am. The Supply and Delivery of Reinforced Concrete Pipes. All Approved337 words
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Miscellaneous1077 1969-01-24 11 1 f TV and Radio »r i a 5 J TV SINGAPURA CHANNEL S P.M. 555 Prog SummsrT in all Languages. 605 Belajar-lah Bahasa Kebngsaan. 610 Luckv HiC> 6.40 Sport* Parade: 7.20 Erg!i«h for Everyone (Chinese Version) (Repeat): 740 News in Chinese 7 55 Springtime G a 1 a x1,077 words
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Miscellaneous41 1969-01-24 12 Time And Tide TODAY Singapore: 305 am (8 ft. 7 ins.); 9.02 am. (3 ft. 2 ins.); 2.59 pm (8 ft. 7 ins.); 9.21 p.m. (2 ft. 9 ins.). TOMORROW Singapore: 333 am (8 ft. 5 ins.); 9.53 a.m. (3 ft.41 words
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