Eastern Sun, 26 February 1969
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Title Section22 1969-02-26 1 Eastern Sun SINGAPORE’S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 IMo. 923 Wednesday, 26 February 1969. jlf MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents22 words
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Article231 1969-02-26 1 LONDON Tues. (UPI) President Richard M. Nixon lunched with Queen Elizabeth II in the gilded splendour of Buckingham Palace today, a brief, relaxing break in a series of meetings with Britain's political leaders. The 42-year-old monarch, accompanied by her husband. Prince Philip met Nixon231 words
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Article70 1969-02-26 1 WEST BERLIN. Tues. (Reuter) West Berlin Governing Mayor Klaus Schuetz said today he had sent a letter to East German Prime Minister Willi Stoph declaring West Berlin'* readiness to enter into immediate negotiations on an agreement for more freedom of movement in Berlin. Herr Schuetz.70 words
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Article, Illustration1344 1969-02-26 1 Joint Announcements In Canberra Wellington CANBERRA, Tues. (UPI) Australia will increase its military forces in Singapore after 1971 and New Zealand will maintain its present military commitment there, jo nt announcements by the Australian and New Zealand Prime Minister said1,344 words
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134 1969-02-26 1 TEL AVIV, Tues. (Reuter) —Israeli jet planes struck at Arab guerilla posts across the River Jordan todayafter an Israeli patrol had been fired on west of the river, an Israeli spokesman said today. The Israeli patrol, in the region of Xeve-L r, south of134 words
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257 1969-02-26 1 HOLLYWOOD. California. Tues. (Reuter) Big musicals swept this year's Oscar nominations yesterday as the 41st annual awards Derbv got underway with the announcement of contenders by actor Gregory Peck. President of the Academy of Motion pictures Arts and Sciences. The British-made film "Oliver” captured the257 words
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Article186 1969-02-26 1 PARIB, Tues (UPI) The Vletcong warned yesterday that if the United States resumes bombing of North Vietnam in retaliation for the weekend wave of Vletcong attacks it would commit a serious error. A Vletcong spokesman, asked to explain the motivation behind the rocket and mortar186 words
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Article71 1969-02-26 1 HONG KONG. Tues. (UPI) A 14-year-old boy has pleaded guilty to a charge of stabbing a 17-year-old boy to death in a pre-arranged duel to settle disputes between their girlfriends. The defendant, whose name was withheld because he ia a juvenile, was arraigned on Monday71 words
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Article151 1969-02-26 1 PRAGUE. Tuea. (U®l) A yeung man burned himself to death In Prague today on this 21st anniversary of the Communist Party's takeover of the nation’s government. The man left a note saying he was “Human Torch No. 2* and was taking his life in151 words
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Article66 1969-02-26 1 MADRID, Tues. (Reuter) The fashion for long hair may soon force hundreds of Spanish barber shops to close down for lack of work. This was the conclusion of 1,400 hairdressers who met here recently to discuss declining business. They decided other factors were high taxes66 words
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290 1969-02-26 1 CAIRO, Tues. (Reuter) Egypt was clamped under an indefinite state of emergency today and defence and medical services put on standby alert as fears mounted of possible Israeli reprisals for Arab commando attacks. The order, issued by Mr. Hamay Ashour, Local Administration Minister, came290 words
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Article66 1969-02-26 1 FLORENCE. Italy. Tues. (Reuter) Emilio Torrini 69. went to the post office at Pontassieve near here to get hia old age pension and was told he was dead. Officials found that a man of the same name had died, but so much red tape w»as involved66 words
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159 1969-02-26 1 CANBERRA. Tues. (AFP) Australia is worried about the dispute between the Philippines and Malaysia ove r Sabah. This was evident in the defence and foreign policy statement by Prime Minister John Gorton to the House of Representatives tonight. In the statement, the Prime Minister also159 words
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Article45 1969-02-26 1 LEES' reunion with ex-Cambridge colleague Page 2. 'GETTING to know you' scheme in Toa Payoh Page 3 *OUR youngest Lucky Shopper Page 4. 'THE Stalking Moon' (Part One Page 9. BUKIT Timah trackwork Page 12. PLUS the latest foreign cables and views.45 words
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Article60 1969-02-26 1 BRISBANE. Tues. (Reuter) Eight-year-old Dorian Gottani was asleep in his Queensland home when a ten-foot python dropped from the rafters onto his bed and clamped its jaws on his foot. Dorian's screams brought his parents rushing to the room. His mother grappled with the squirming snake while his60 words
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Miscellaneous34 1969-02-26 1 LADIES DAY pUKfAU I f h INCOME XS*s> frl DM O. 2 o O '^Ov* “Before I pay tax on that winning daily double ticket, I’d like to show you a few losing tickets!”34 words
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512 1969-02-26 2 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. G. G. Thomson. Director of the Political Study Centre, today described Singapore as the “emporium of the Seven Seas.’’ He pointed out that in this context the Republic was like a big department store which offered and traded goods512 words
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158 1969-02-26 2 TOKYO, Tues. (UPl)—Thai Foreign Minister Thanst Khomand told his Japanese counterpart today that “it is not Thailand’s real intention to maintain a hostile attituae t<> ward ((Communist) China. Japanese official sources said. Thanat also said. “Thailand wishes to have a dialogue with China158 words
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Article89 1969-02-26 2 BANGKOK. Tues. (AFP) Five notorious thugs, who had been terrorising villagers in South Thailand, gave themselves up to the police on Monday on the advice of a Government official, according to reports reaching here today. The thugs, ranging in age from 20 to 40, brought with them89 words
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Article61 1969-02-26 2 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) More than half the world’s tonnage of new ships launched last year came from Japanese yards, Lloyd’s register of Shipping reported today. The total launched from the world’s major shipyards was 16,907,743 tons—an Increase of more than one million tons over the previous61 words
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Article59 1969-02-26 2 JAKARTA, Tues. (UPI) Brig. Gen. Sunarso, Indonesian Government SecretaryGeneral for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, left for Bangkok today to begin a two-week tour of ASEAN nations. The official Army Information Bureau said Sunarso is expected to visit Kuala Lumpur. Singapore and Manila in addition59 words
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Article61 1969-02-26 2 CAIRO, Tues. (Reuter) Mr. Mahmoud Riad, Egypt’s Foreign Minister, said today that Arab States must coordinate their capability to repel Israeli attacks of the type directed against Syria yesterday. The Minister was answering questions at the airport on his return from visits to six Arab States,61 words
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Article63 1969-02-26 2 JAKARTA, Tues. (UPI) The Jakarta Military Command announced today the arrest of a fugitive leader of the disbanded Communist Labour Federation, SOBSI. The announcement said Suwito, 36, who allegedly played an important role in recruiting cadres for the abortive Oct. 1, 1965 coup d’etat was arrested recently.63 words
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Article24 1969-02-26 2 NEW ORLEANS. Tues. (Reuter) —A clerk was arrested in suburban Gretna yesterday for operating a bookmaking business In the Police Department.24 words
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119 1969-02-26 2 TAIPEI. Tues. (AFP) Nationalist China’s Vice President and Premier C. K. Yen declared here today that it would be an impossibility for any free country to establish normal relations with the Peking regime. In an oral report to the opening session of the Legislative Yuan119 words
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Article198 1969-02-26 2 HONG KONG. Tues (Reuter) Maoists opponents led by followers of former Chinese President Liu Shao Chi are creating new chaos in Kweichow Province through their sabotage activities, the provincial radio reported today. Radio Kweichow was broadcasting a speech made bv a responsible member of the People's198 words
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Article83 1969-02-26 2 LAGOS. Tues. (Reuter) The Nigerian Federal Government today declared a two-day truce beginning at midnight (2300 GMT) tonight in the civil war with Biafra to mark the Moslem festival of Id-El-Kabir. An official announcement said Federal forces will remain in their positions and will only act in83 words
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Article, Illustration249 1969-02-26 2 Craddocks On StopOver Feted By Lees SINGAPORE. Tues. A British diplomat, who was placed under house arrest last year by the Chinese Red Guards, was among the 1.600 passengers on board the liner, "Oriana”. which arrived here from Hong Kong for a 12-hour stopover. He is Mr. Percy Craddock who249 words
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Article172 1969-02-26 2 BANGKOK. Tues. (Reuter)—Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn has ordered an Increase of 1.000 in the number of taxis serving Bangkok and Thonburi and taxi drivers will be given the chance to buv the cars or rent them cheaply. The quota of taxis for the congested streets172 words
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Article282 1969-02-26 2 TAIPEI. Tues. (Reuter) A sudden mechanical fault apparently forced the pilot of a Far Eastern Air Transport (FAT) turbojet to attempt a forced landing that resulted In a crash in Southern Taiwan killing all 36 people aboard. This was the preliminary finding of the team282 words
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Article, Illustration86 1969-02-26 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. The construction of Tpoer Changi Road Deviation Is nearing completion and the road will be opened to traffic shortly. Motorists are therefore advised to note the following- via the deviation will be shortened by a half mile between 6m s. and 7Jm.s. Ipper Changi86 words
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Article106 1969-02-26 2 AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Tues (UPI) —Evangelist Billy Graham said today Richard Nixon probably wag the best prepared man the United States ever had for the presidency. Graham said he had known President Nixon 20 years and known he had studied, planned and worked hard. America106 words
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Article80 1969-02-26 2 TOKYO. Tues (Reuter) A Japanese electrical firm said today it had obtained a US$lO million order from the United States for telephones and exchanges that enable caller* to see each other. Nippon Electric Company (N.E.C.) said it would supply video phones to Comtel Communication* Corporation80 words
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Article78 1969-02-26 2 LONDON. Tues. (UPI) —President Nixon's Cadillac was flying the British flag upside down—a common distress signal for sailors when he arrived for talks at Prime Minister Harold Wilson’* official residence today. A British spokesman pointed out the error to Nixon's chauffeur and the flag was corrected. The Union78 words
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192 1969-02-26 2 SINGAPORE. Tues 3inj». pore will be well represented at the forthcoming Junior Chamber International confe. rence to be held in Taiwan in April, this year. A top official of the J„r..or Chamber of Singapore sal that the Republic would seed a 20-man delegation to192 words
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Advertisement133 1969-02-26 2 US A. SUPER FORMULA BEIKLIN 12 VITAMINS 12 MINERALS YOU MAY NOT KNOW that the reason for general debility, lack of appetite, depression, etc.,.may be Vitamin/ Mineral deficiency and it is difficult to pin-point the particular vitamin or mineral responsible for this condition. BEIKLIN '/jj m mo -T'K5 JBEIKUN_ I133 words
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221 1969-02-26 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. Flat owners and residents of the Too Payoh 16-storey flats are proposing an association to wipe out the "tiadaapa" attitude and cultivate good neiqhbour- liness. A protem committee for the Toa Payoh 16-Storey (Improved) Flat-Owners’ Association has successfully registered the proposed221 words
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Article287 1969-02-26 3 Free After 3 Years SINGAPORE. Tues. A Malay, who was detained for instigating communal conflicts and frictions In the Republic was released today after nearlv three years. Idris alias Haris bin Ahmad was arrested under the Internal Security Act in July. 1966 for his communal activities designed to287 words
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Article128 1969-02-26 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Tear of the Rooster has really been a lucky one for the winner of the first or ire jackpot in last week s rrand Chinese Year Toto draw. The five-number correct entrant wins $lOO,OOO. Another two participants submitted entries with four Plus one128 words
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Article123 1969-02-26 3 SINGAPORE. Tues The Singapore Karate Association has invited two “Kendo" experts to give a demonstration of their art at the association's premises in McNair Road at 5.15 p.m. on Sunday. Mr. N. Maeda. fourth Dan. Kendo, is a lecturer in anthology. University of Malaya, and his123 words
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133 1969-02-26 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ten girls have been selected for the finals of the Miss New Ideal Exposition and Miss Kebaya contests to be held on March 3 at the Gay World Cabaret Hall in conjunction with the New Ideal Exposition. The girls are: Misses Patsy Pang,133 words
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Article, Illustration112 1969-02-26 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. Two Indian naval frigates INS Cauvery and Tir will pay a routine visit to Singapore from Friday to March 4. INS Cauvery is commanded by Commander P.J. Barron and INS Tir carries a number of cadets under training. The two ships will be112 words
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57 1969-02-26 3 SMILING happily after their wedding at St. Peter’s Church, H.M. Naval Base, Singapore, at the weekend are Lieutenant Michael Moore, R.N., and Miss Penelope Lawson, daughter of the Admiral Superintendent, Singapore. Rear Admiral F.C.W. Lawson. Lieutenant Moore, formerly Flag Lieutenant to the Commander. Far East Fleet (Vice Admiral W.D. O’Brien)57 words
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183 1969-02-26 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Royal Air Force is performing yet another mercy mission, this time, for a paralysed German. Hans Joachim Haas, 26. Haas was among a group of patients who were flown by an Aeromad VC. 10 ambulance plane> to Britain tonight from183 words
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214 1969-02-26 3 SINGAPORE. Tues The Adult Education Board 1* organising a Thai language course for beginners. English will be used as the medium of instruction and explanation throughout the course will be by a qualified Instructor who has wide experience In the teaching of Thai especially to214 words
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Article46 1969-02-26 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Persons who wish to make donations to the National Defence Fund are advised that the next date for receiving such donations by the Minister for Defence will be Friday, at 10.30 a.m. at the Ministry of the Interior and Defence, Pearl’s HilL46 words
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346 1969-02-26 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. A businessman, Mr. Yeo Hock Thye today successfully sought the High Court for an order to be directed against Hong Thye Ltd. for the repayment of $3,500 balance of a loan given to the defendants. The hearing was heard346 words
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Article150 1969-02-26 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 23-year-old woman took poison because her husband always came home late at night, the Coroner’s Court was told today. Chan Soh Quen took the poison on Jan. 10 and died the next day in the General Hospital. Dr. Ananda. of the General Hospital,150 words
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Article59 1969-02-26 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. 12.45 pm 2 p.m.: Rotary Club of Singapore's weekly luncheon at Blue Room. Capitol Building. 7 p.m. 8 p.m.: Performance by Police Band at Kim Pong V. C.C. 8 p.m.: Magic and illusion course and Chinese drama rehearsal at National Theatre Club. Clemenccau Avenue Teochew opera59 words
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Article21 1969-02-26 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The H:gh Commissioner-designate for India, Shri Prem Bhatia. is due to arrive here on Friday.21 words
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761 1969-02-26 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Regional co-operation has definitely been the key-word in the organisation of the first Asian Highway Motor Rally which starts off from Vientiane in Laos on April 15 and ends in Singapore on April 19. This morning delegates of761 words
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169 1969-02-26 4 Rear Admiral F. C. W. Lawson (above) left by the liner Oriana after almost 3½ years in Singapore as Commodore Superintendent and latterly Admiral Superintendent, having been promoted to Rear Admiral in January this year. Arriving in November 1965 he took over responsibility for H.M. Dockyard whilst confrontation with Indonesia169 words
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218 1969-02-26 4 HOLLYWOOD. Tues (UPI) The Hollywood Foreign Press Association last night awarded the following "Golden Globe” awards; Best supporting actor In a motion picture: Daniel Massey. for •Star'* Best supporting actress in a motion picture: Ruth Gordon. for “Rosemary's BabyBest English language foreign film:218 words
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Article, Illustration306 1969-02-26 4 ("kl'R first Lucky Shopper this week is the toddler (circled) pictured above. He was seen at Metrotex department store yesterday under the charge eve of the charming lady behind him. A $2O gift voucher is the prize he has won as Eastern Sun's Lucky306 words
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239 1969-02-26 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. On her wav to introduce her friend to a Job she was raped bv two watchmen, a 14-year-old girl alleged at a preliminary inquiry today. In the dock were Anwar Haq. 49. and Nisar Ahmed. 28. tentatively charged with raping the239 words
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Article70 1969-02-26 4 SINGAPORE. Tues A grand two-hour Variety Show will be held at the Mcßitchie Reservoir on March 1 at 7.30 p.m. called “Music Pavilion”. It will feature six of the winners of the pop section of RTS Chinese Talentime. and comedians Wong Sa and Yoh Fong. Others are70 words
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Article55 1969-02-26 4 SINGAPORE. Tues —There will be an open air art exhibition. organised by Angkatan Pelukis Aneka Daya. at the Boh Seng Memorial. Elizabeth Walk, on Sunday from 3 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. Local artists are invited to exhibit their works which may be offered for sale. Sketching can55 words
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Article43 1969-02-26 4 SINGAPORE. Tues The President. Enche Yusof bin Ishak. has ordered the grounds of the Istana to be open to the public on Thursday. 27th February being the Hari Raya Han holiday from 8.00 a m. to 6.30 p m43 words
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234 1969-02-26 4 tcttat a LUMPUR Tues. The Soviet Minister rf v-Jum Trade Mr N. S. Patolichev, arrived this mom. infpon a mission to improve trade relations between the Soviet Union and Malaysia. Mr. Patolichev told reporters or arrival that he was optimistic that trade234 words
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114 1969-02-26 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Soviet Union is to hold a trade fair here in September to enable Malaysian industrialists and manufacturers to obtain a better knowledge of the range of Soviet-made goods available. This was disclosed today by the Minister of Commerce114 words
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105 1969-02-26 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue« Senator Wan Mustapha Ali today gave his supper* the government's decisior, *o buy jet fighters for the p Malaysian Air Force and sa i Malaysia must be preparfcc to meet all eventualities He was speaking in the wan Negara during the decs**105 words
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Article61 1969-02-26 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The former service adviser •-> the Malaysian Ambassacc: Jakarta, Colonel Mohamad Nordin bin Mahaiudm. has been appointed the new commander of the 4th Malaysian Infantry Brigade The post was left vacam* d to the death of Brigad er-d-e--neral Mazlan Bin Yunos early this61 words
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Article55 1969-02-26 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Yang di-Pertuan Agozg has sent a congra*ula*o:v message to the Amir of K > wait's Sheikh Sabah Al-Sakm. Al-Sabah. on the occasion of Kuwait's National Day today. The Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, also sen* a similar message to Kuwa.'s55 words
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Article, Illustration419 1969-02-26 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. More than 700 books on economics from the late Professor Lim Tay Boh’s personal library were donated to the library of the University of Singapore today. The books were presented by Mrs. Lim Tay Boh and her son. Mr. Lim Shun Ping,419 words
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Miscellaneous36 1969-02-26 4 By LIM KOK WING abu iYf/rONE SAID YOU COULD HAVE BEE THE CH4NIP/0N IF ONLY YOU'D IFT O DON’T RE SO OCMNHEARTED. Bu J H£. (HAHIPION JFONIYYOUD LET GO THE BALL EVERYTME YOU 6OUL ED.'J^k* ffiL.36 words
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Article85 1969-02-26 5 P H I L A D ELPHTA (UPI) Joseph Ivasiatyn. 20. said he killed his teenage wife because she wanted to walk across the street in her bikini. Irasiatyn. a native of the Ukraine, pleaded guilty to a voluntary manslaughter charge in the fatal stabbing of85 words
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Article97 1969-02-26 5 CAPE KENNEDY, Florida. Tues. (Reuter) U.S spaceman Donn F. Elsele is being sued tor divorce by his wife Harriet on grounds of mental cruelty. Space Agency officials said today. The couple, who had four children, one of whom died in his first year, have been separated97 words
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Article172 1969-02-26 5 Youth And Materialism UNITED NATIONS. Tues. (UPI) It is unrealistic, cruel and dangerous for poor nations to whet youthful appetites for a better material liie, the Philippines told the L'.N. Social Development Commission yesterday. Better to tell them the hard economic truth and enlist their self-sacrifice172 words
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Article105 1969-02-26 5 HONG KONG. Tues. (Reuter i if you’re a postman and you think your Job is tough, then you still have not heard of Kung Pen-Yu. Rung, according to the New China News Agency. Is a country postman in Kirin Province, north-east China ’ho sometimes has to forge rivers,105 words
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Article, Illustration469 1969-02-26 5 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) President Nixon lost night praised the special relationship" between Britain and the United States. His words came in the midst of the controversy between London and Paris over disclosure of President de Gaulle's plan for revamping of Europe's political, economic and military— UPI; Radiophoto. - 469 words
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Article71 1969-02-26 5 HONG KONG. (Reuter) The president of the Asian Development Bank has said Hong Kong’s prospects of being admitted as a full member of the bank were very promising. Mr. Takeshi Watanabe told reporters during a short stopover in the colony yesterday he hoped a final decision71 words
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Article120 1969-02-26 5 NLVv YORK. Tues. (Reuter) Mr. George Brown, former British Foreign Secretary, last night expressed doubt about the effectiveness of President Nixon’s current European tour and accused the L T .S. of patronising Its allies. Mr. Brown, speaking on a taped television programme here, also criticised the120 words
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154 1969-02-26 5 UNITED NATIONS. New York. (Reuter) The United States, Britain, France and six other countries today proposed that the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) discuss recent attacks on Israeli airliners and the whole problem of air hijackings. At a meeting of the 27nation154 words
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Article24 1969-02-26 5 OSAKA. Japan (Reuter) Brazil has become the 63rd nation to announce participation in Japan’s 1970 world exposition here. exposition organisers said today.24 words
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111 1969-02-26 5 BELFAST. Northern Ireland. Tues (Reuter) Premier Terence O'Neill was reelected to Parliament last night by a 1.412 majority, only just staving off a challenge from extremist protestant clergyman lan Paisley. Paisley, an extremist critic of Captain O’Neill’s conciliation policy towards Northern Ireland's Catholic minority,111 words
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Article988 1969-02-26 5 760 REDS RILLED DA NANG. (Reuter) At least 760 North Vietnamese and Vietcong troops have been killed in South Vietnam’s five northernmost provinces in the past two days, military spokesmen said today. A U S. spokesman here said Marines and Infantrymen in Quang Nam. Quang Tin and Quang Ngai988 words
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373 1969-02-26 5 LUCKNOW. Tues. (Reuter) With the loss of two of the five late-voting hill constituencies, the Congress Party has failed to get an absolute majority In the 425member assembly In Uttar Pradesh. It has thus failed to get an overall majority In373 words
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Article427 1969-02-26 6 PRESIDENT Nixon has landed in a Europe in major political and social turmoil, and what he says and does during his five-nation eight-day trip may have a profound impact on political ties and rethinking among the nonsuper powers as well. The Pope’s surprise call to Europeans to427 words
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281 1969-02-26 6 (AFP) rpHE New China News Agency today hailed X the recent demonstrations in Turkey against the presence of the U.S. Sixth Fleet as Indicating that the antl-U.S. movement In the country “is irresistibly surging forward”. “The massive patriotic anti-U.S. demonstrations In Turkey have demonstrated that the— (AFP) - 281 words
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Article939 1969-02-26 6 MAX VANZI - BY MAX VANZI (Editors note: UPI correspondent Max Vand. now assigned to Singapore, spent two and a naif years covering Pakistan, from November of 1964 to June of 1967. In the following dispatch. written after the announcement that President Mohammad Ayub Khan will step down. Vand939 words
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Article271 1969-02-26 6 Edourad Dillon - By Edourad Dillon PEKING. Tubs. (AFP) The Chinese Communist Party, over-Bhadowed during the Cultural Revolution, today for the first time in a long time waa honoured by a edifying anecdote in the Pekins press. It was “thanks to the concern of the party” that 16271 words
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Article635 1969-02-26 6 IAN TICKLE - BY IAN TICKLE BERNE. Tues. (SPR.T.) The Azikiwe Plan for peace in Nigeria comes as a refreshing surprise. Here at last is something new. proposals which are not just propaganda, proposals which are based on profound knowledge of Nigeria, proposals which would require concessions from both sides635 words
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Article806 1969-02-26 6 JOHN F. BARTON - BY JOHN F. BARTON (Editors note: The following dispatch concerning recent developments in Pakistan la written by John F. Barton, who served as UPI Manager In Pakistan and India from 1961 to 1966. Barton has spent the past IS months as tri Asian Affaire Correspondent in Washington.806 words
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Article312 1969-02-26 6 HONG KONG. Tues (AFP) The official Shanghai Liberation Daily today lashed out at “leftist opportunism” being committed by— Maoists who opposed the party policy of “winning over ail forces that can be united". The paper quoted “some people in our ranks" as complaining, “it has been so difficult312 words
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Article449 1969-02-26 6 From Sin Chew Jit Poh There are all totally unforeseen development, which President Nixon could not have dreamed of when he decided to take the trip. As far as the Berlin problem is concerned, this new tension between the East and the West Germanies is only449 words
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167 1969-02-26 6 BUCHAREST. Tues (AFP> No decision on holding b Warsaw Pact manoeuvres taken during the visit here 0 -i Feb. 19 and 20 of Marsha; Ivan Yakubovski. Command*-. in-Chief of the Pact Forces semi-official Rumanian sour-ej ■aid today. The Soviet Marshal here at the167 words
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240 1969-02-26 6 WASHINGTON, Tue? (LTD American economics pro f <=*- sors Monday predicted a s down this year in the rat# of inflation, together with acrease in unemployment in e US. The Senate-House Joint T > nomic Committee heard Da- B Suit* of the240 words
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175 1969-02-26 6 Impose Sanctions Against Israel Cairo Radio CAIRO Tues. (AFP) Cairo Radio today called «n the United Nations to impose sanctions against Israel is th« I'.N. had done with South Africa and Rhodesia In a comment on this morning's Israeli air raid on suburban Damascus, the radio urged the U-N. and175 words
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142 1969-02-26 6 KARACHI, Tues. (AFP) Tariq Ali, the Pakistani student leader from London, sa 4 today that the student movement in Pakistan “was just a prelude to the strugge to change the present economic and social order.” Tariq Ali, who was visiting his parents in142 words
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277 1969-02-26 7 INVESTIGATIONS Into the use of latex as an addi--1 tive r building plaster is one of the new developments to be discussed at the Natural Rubber Producers’ Research Association's Conference, ‘natural rubber Marcli 12-2 I* IWyn Garden CU y»277 words
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Article88 1969-02-26 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The 1' lowing ships are expected to be in port today: 1/2 Queensville Vanlene 6/T Mexico Maru 10/11 Ceylon 13/14 Cyclops 15/16 Westfalia 18 Port Louis Maru 19 Broholm 21/22 Sletter 23/24 Pinya 25/26 Kaiyo Maru 27/28 Wainui 31/32 FTintshiro 33/34 Golden Spring 38/39 Spring88 words
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Article, Illustration239 1969-02-26 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr DG. Campbell has recently been appointed Area Manager for Singapore. Malaysia. Brunei and Indonesia by Bwtfsair A native of Greenock. Scotland. Mr Campbell in 1947 joined Thomas Cook and Son In London and in 1948 he was posted to South Africa. He later joined239 words
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Article43 1969-02-26 7 NEW YORK, Tues. (UPI) Rubber futures closed 165 to 186 points higher on no sales yesterday. (Bid) (Ask) Mar. 26.00 May 2600 July 25.50 Sept. 2535 25 60 Nov. 25.50 Jan. (70) 25.56 Mar. 2550 Locally, No. 2 RSS was 243/4.43 words
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1435 1969-02-26 7 SINGAPORE, Tut*. On som« better buying support trading in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore today turned steady following yesterday's profit-tak.ng. i-.ce movement* were steady and reflected conditions usually associated with the normal procedure of recovering to previous levels. Erratic behaviour which1,435 words
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Article311 1969-02-26 7 SINGAPORE. Tuet March first (rade rubber buyer* clo*ed at 3 pm. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur toda> at 68* rent* par lb. down one and three quarters cents from previous close. The tooe of the market was easy. Lack of follow through in London made for311 words
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Article92 1969-02-26 7 LONDON. Tues. (UPl)—The Rubber Market elated quiet yesterday with spot 25-1/2 25-3 4 SETTLEMENT HOUSE Mar. 25- 9 16 25-11/16 Apl. and Apl/Jun* 25- 5/8 25-13/16 July Sept. 25- 1 8 25-1 4 Oct./Dec. 24-11/16 24-13 16 Jan 'Mar. 24- 14 24-7/16 Apl./June 24- 3/16 24-5'1692 words
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Article15 1969-02-26 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The tin price for today was $594.87* per picul, down $2.12*.15 words
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Article, Illustration195 1969-02-26 7 "For every nil of Kodak Ektachrome 11 .Movie Film, Super 8 or regular Bmm. the customer sends to any Kodak dealer for processing by Kodak (Malaya) Limited during the month of March, 1969. a new roll will be included free of charge with195 words
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Article119 1969-02-26 7 NEW YORK. Tues. (Reuter) Pieces tumbled again on the New York Stock Exchange in heavy trading yes erday. Over 1.000 stocks closed lower and only 300 managed gains as last week's market slide was resumed. Nearly 13 million shares were traded against about 11119 words
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Article449 1969-02-26 7 MIXOAPOKfc. Mint K» rhdnjs** mi in and lit het prlcr* »rti<iNlf> titled at the cm»e ot nu>inrM INDUSTRIALS UMA 2.47 2 li 8.49 i to 187 2'li 4Rt> 4 84 (hrmietl to lilt I’B» i .75 1.7 ■Minlop 3 >2 7.95 803 2.0.5 U! 2 .110449 words
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Article117 1969-02-26 7 NEW YORK. Tuos (UPI) Gold prir-o* resd slightly in moderately active trading yesterday on world markets. In London, gold gained 7* cents at the morning fixing of 42.70 dollars per troy ounce and remained a; that level for the second fixing Gold was slightly lower at117 words
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Article69 1969-02-26 7 HONG KONG. Tues (UPI) —Money quotations. HK $6 ***** per U S dollar HK $6 110 per U S. dollar TT HK $l4 48 per pound sterling HK $315.25 per tael of gold 94 5 per cent fineness. HK $160.7 per 10.000 Japanese yen. HK $134 369 words
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Article49 1969-02-26 7 i Manager* Prior*) 1*f Malayan \D 3 00 ?prj Malayan \D 2.18 Malavun 1.35 1 hr < nmnifrrf Ind. 1.06 1.1# 1 hr sating Fund.. 120 180 M Inu'M Hind 1.30 1.40 Ut Hong Kong 137 1.43* in cl Hong Kong 101* Mrrllng < om 1/t ••Hong Kong49 words
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Article118 1969-02-26 7 SINGAPORE, Tum. The noon once* at the Singapore hine*e Produce Exchange today are Buyer Seller l Munoi Oil (FOB) Bulk 49 50 l omnal Oil < F O B Drum 52 00 l.oo*e (opra Mixed *1.00 M'intnk White Pepper (F O B.) 96% X L ff. ***** Saransk White118 words
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Article36 1969-02-26 7 NEW YORK Tuee. '(UPIV —Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Industrials 903.97 20 Rails 260.63 15 Utilities 134.23 65 Stocks 327.89 40 Bonds 74.61 Commodity futures Index 139.9836 words
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Advertisement217 1969-02-26 7 SHIPPING NOTICES 0Y A M Alai IN E DISCHARGING FROM JAPAN PORTS VIA RONGRONG n-NSHO HARD Feb MM Frb 19 ABIARAM Mar 7/S Mar IS SHINSCIMARU Mar M M Mar U Pi U.MANJU LINE DISCHARGING FROM JAPAN POK I» %IA BUM.KUNI. Mnci pura P sham MANHEI MART Frb *3 fMO217 words
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Advertisement506 1969-02-26 7 FLY THE BIG BOEING 707 s OF MSA TO HONGKONG, TAIPEI, TOKYO, MANILA, DJAKARTA PERTH, SYDNEY. Contact tout travel agent or ring 7205) for reservations '//i swum ttsie a i*u a m 10 hi m to 15 a at irts« m to SO a m 10 pm is p nr>506 words
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Article335 1969-02-26 8 TOKYO, Tues. (AFP) The Japanese Finance Ministry is considering ways to increase Japan's gold reserves and its "super gold tranche" holdings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), it was learned from the ministry sources today. Enlargement of Japan's official stock of gold and its IMF335 words
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Article196 1969-02-26 8 MANILA, Tues. (AFP) The large circulation Manila Times today questioned the appropriateness of the name “Japan-Philippines friendship highway” for the projected Philippine national road network from Cagayan to Davao. The Times in an editorial said there must be “another way to show our appreciation” for196 words
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34 1969-02-26 8 DAMASCUS: This refrigeration factory near AlHamah. Syria, shows the damage done by Israel on a reprisal raid on Monday. Tension mount* with incidents and outright attacks by Israel and her neigh- bours. UPI Radiophoto.34 words
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226 1969-02-26 8 NASSAU. Bahamas, Tues (Reuter) The Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr Michael Ramsey has said it would be a shame upon Britain if it could not absorb a four per cent coloured population by the end of the century He told a luncheon yesterday attended226 words
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Article20 1969-02-26 8 BELGRADE. (Reuter) Yugoslav parliamentary election* will be held on April 13 and 23, it was announced here today.20 words
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194 1969-02-26 8 NIXON IN LONDON LONDON. Tues (AFF) Peace finally returned to the streets around Clartdge's Hotel, where visiting U S- President Richard Nixon Is staying, early this morning after demonstrators finally went home But the area, strewn with debris, discarded placards and smouldering rubbish194 words
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Article206 1969-02-26 8 KARACHI Tuec (AFT) Sheikh Mutihar Rahman, the East Pakistani opposition leader, flew into Rawalpindi last nifht and had to quit his plane ria the cockpit after it was mobbed by thousands of supporters. Sheikh Mujibar. trapped inside the aircraft for 40 minutes while friends made206 words
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Article74 1969-02-26 8 CAIRO. Tues. (UPI) The semi official Middle East News Agency (MENA) said on Monday night Syria had reopened the airport at Damascus after earlier announcing its indefinite closure MENA said Cairo airport had received instructions from Damascus that normal traffic had been resumed at the airport. No74 words
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147 1969-02-26 8 4 COMMON freighter service will be operated between Europe and Japan by Air France. Lufthansa German Airlines and Japan Airlines from April 1. on the Polar route. The aircraft, a Boeing 707/330C. operated by Lufthansa. will provide a capacity of 28 tons. Each partner147 words
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237 1969-02-26 8 THE SHAW TRIAL NEW ORLEANS, Tues. (Reuter)-- TH e bullets that killed President John F. Kennedy were fired from behind him, a US Army Doctor testified today at the presidential assassmct.on conspiracy trial of Cloy L. Snow. Colonel Pierre A. chief of the237 words
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Article233 1969-02-26 8 HILO. Hawaii. Tueg (UPI) KUauea Volcano spewed fountains of lava 50 feet into the air today, burning trees and brush and covering three miles of popular chain of craters road. The eruption in Alae crater began on Saturday morning briefly trapping a ranger at Hawaii Volcanoes233 words
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168 1969-02-26 8 LOS ANGELES. Tues R. u ter) The prosecution mo today to shorten the murder trial of Sirhan B Sirhac acrused of assassinating Sena, tor Robert Kennedy Prosecution lawyers -■> had previously said the; > call about 80 witnesses this morning’s session would eliminate 20168 words
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96 1969-02-26 8 MANILA. Tues (Reuter) Five men. armed with p:s*-j and knives, held up three vehicles In the middle cf a traffic Jam in Manila ar.d robbed the passengers as scores of pedestrians ar.d motorists watched in horror, police said today The robbers also shot a96 words
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Article94 1969-02-26 8 MANILA. Tues (UPP Robbers beheaded a Filipino couple in their home :n northern Luzon last night, the Philippine Constabulary reported today A report reaching the regional constabulary headquarters at Camp Olivas, Pampanga Province, sad Crlstlto Bulac. 32. and his wife, Florenza. 38. begged for their lives before94 words
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363 1969-02-26 8 APOLLO 9 MISSION CAPE KENNEDY. Tues. (Reuter) Four special cameras used by Apollo 9 astronauts may help to detect rich mineral deposits by means of stereoscopic colour pictures, according to C.S. space official. The cameras will perform a host of other functions In363 words
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Advertisement217 1969-02-26 8 EASTERN SUN U.N.C.L.E. FAN CLUB B. NEWSLETTER n Picture A mi SL Picture B Open Channel D Come In All Members. I am very sorry for not communicating with you Last week but anyway, here is the contest l promised you. We have published two pictures, A and B. All217 words
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Article, Illustration1240 1969-02-26 9 A Story of Gripping Suspense PART ONE of a five-part serialization of the Alan J Pakula-Robert Mulligan motion picture starring Greg ory Peck and Eva Marie Saint. Released by Nationa General Pictures, the film will be opening at a loca theatre at an early date. r" WAS1,240 words
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Article, Illustration1626 1969-02-26 9 Sheilah Graham - HOLLYWOOD EVERYWHERE By Sheilah Graham WHEN Elizabeth Taylor completes her Las Vegas locationing "The Only Game In Town," she and Richard Burton will fly to Puerto Vallerta their honeymoon hideaway, if you remember where Elizabeth will rest her aching back. She leaves in June1,626 words
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Article166 1969-02-26 9 EMLYN WILLIAMS and Phyllis Calvert have been signed to co-star In “The Walking Stick.” which began production for MGM at the company’* British studio recently Williams and Miss Calvert Join David Hemmlngs and Samantha Eggar. who star in the film which Is being directed by Eric Till.166 words
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Miscellaneous364 1969-02-26 9 SHAW# raw. nlan.* o 1 LIDO Phone ***** 13th Uuon ■'ukm D»»! Note Revised Times No Free List in 45 a m 1-3#. 4. 1U #3# pm. William Hoiden. Cliff RonerWoo "THE DEVILS RRIGADE" PanaOnon At Co or »PAI Llde Capitol Tonight Midnight •BOOM OR BI ST" in Color Uam364 words
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Miscellaneous309 1969-02-26 9 TODAY and YOU... Wednesday, February 26, 1969 STAR GAZER’" *O ABIIS yr» vAf 21 A»t 19 3- 4-19-33 40-59-70 4 TAURUS MAY 30 V*) 9-12 27-46 84.9C GIMINI MAY 21 y JUNE 20 2- 8-28-35 CANCER JUNE 21 Jt JULY 22 5-11-25-3? B5 LIO JUY 23 a 36-44 ,©>7s-76-77 54309 words
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Miscellaneous410 1969-02-26 9 ICATHAtiiI ORCHARD —***** Last Day! l-». 4 M. S SO A 15 •HOW TO WIN A BILLION AND GET AWAY WITH IT’ Ray Damon Oianna Scrra Technicolor Techniscope OPENS TOMORROW! James Oarnar Debbie Reynold ••HOW SWEET IT IS" P'Vleion Color A CBS Release On State Tomorrow lIS p m. •SHANPT410 words
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372 1969-02-26 10 OPORTO, Tues. (Reuter) Britons increased their drinking of Portugal's port wine during the Napsleonic wars mainly to snub imports of French Claret. Ironically, the French themselves now drink more port than the British. In fact, France is Portugal s best foreign customer with372 words
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240 1969-02-26 10 LONDON. Tues (Reuter) The Anglo-French diplomatic crisis was raised today in talks between President Nixon and British opposition leader Mr. Edward Heath. Mr. Heath. 52-year-old leaae r of the Conservative Party, spent 45 minutes with Mr. Nixon at the chief executive’s hotel this morning. Afterwards240 words
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Article71 1969-02-26 10 JAKARTA, Tu«. (Reuter) The independent Indone-*ian-American Petroleum Company has struck oil off the coast of West Java, It was announced today. The well has a daily capacity of 3,085 barrels and 170,000 cubic metres of natural gas. The announcement, was Issued by the Indonesian Pertamina71 words
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Article52 1969-02-26 10 BRISBANE. Tues (Reuter) —Miss Barbara Hutchinson switched habits last week fiom convent to crime, or rather its prevention. The former novice nun has graduated with 36 men as constables in the Queensland Police Force. Fhe will work as a plain clo ,es officer with the Juvenile52 words
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Article, Illustration191 1969-02-26 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. A two-week commodity exhibition of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea was opened by the Republic's Vice Minister of Foreign Trode, Mr. Bang Tai Ryul at Shenton Way this In an inaugural address, the Vice-Minister expressed the hope that the exhibition would further strengthen191 words
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Article89 1969-02-26 10 DARWIN, Tues. (Reuter) Hippies flocking to this far northern port to soak up the sun and smoke marijuana have turned the city into a "junkies paradise’’, according to authorities. Lax drug laws in the Northern Territory have brought the influx of hippies from the south to Darwin, the89 words
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Article, Illustration87 1969-02-26 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. After opening a new hospital for elderly patients at Tolworth, near London. Princess Alexandra toured the wards where she is seen chatting to Sister K. Chiu of Singapore. he s seen Sister Chiu, formerly Miss Goh. of 89 Kiliney Road. Singapore 9 left87 words
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Article241 1969-02-26 10 Mining Yachtsmen HONG KONG. Tues (Reuter) Hong Kong authorities said today they were still awaiting word from China about 15 missing Hong Kong yachtsmen following last night's announcemnt that another missing sailor was In Chinese hands Englishman David Bailey. 34. has been missing since Feb241 words
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Article156 1969-02-26 10 BANGKOK. Tues (Reuter) Fourteen pro-Communist Pathet Lao and eight government troops were killed when two Pathet Lao Battalions attacked three government out. posts along Route 13, about 280 miles southeast of Vientiane, last Sunday, the Bangkok Post reported today A dispatch from the newspaper’s156 words
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158 1969-02-26 10 SEOUL. Tues. (Reuter) Visiting Nationalist Chinese Defence Minister Chiang ChingKuo today held talks with President Chung-Hee Park Prime Minister 11-Kwon Chung and other South Korean leaders. A South Korean spokesman said Genera’ Chiang handed a personal message from President Chiang Kai-Shek to President Chung-Hee Park158 words
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Article, Illustration279 1969-02-26 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore should have a passengers’ terminal with shopping facilities for tourists at its wharves. This was suggested by Commodore Clifford Edgecombe. Master of the 42.000 -.ton liner Oriana which stopped over in Singapore today. Commodore Edgecombe. 59, who spoke to newsmen279 words
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101 1969-02-26 10 Live Simply In Line With Austerity Policy Call JAKARTA. Tues. (Reuter) An Indonesian student leader last night called on government officials to live simply in line with the current austerity policy. “The students do not ask much They only want government leaders to lead the country properly and honestly and101 words
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Advertisement80 1969-02-26 10 Hearty Congratulations To Our Chairman Tan Sri Haji Mohamed Noah, S.M.P.J., P.M.N., D.P.M.B. (Brunei), J.P., M.P. On His Election As President Of The Dewan Negara (The Senate) Of Malaysia. From: The Board of Directors, iohore Sugar Plantations Industries Berhad, Dato Tsang Tak Chuen, D.k.p.R. (Managing Director) Dato Tan Kim Chua,80 words
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Article61 1969-02-26 11 HONG KONG. Tues. -Reuter) The visiting Danish football team. Odense Boldklub, last night scored their first victory in four matches here by beating Hong Kong's Sing Tao XI 2-0. Both goals were scored in the second half bv burly leftwinger John Cristensen. In their first three61 words
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Article, Illustration1142 1969-02-26 11 The fast, gruelling pace of six-day cycle racing returned to Britain last year with resounding success. In this article a cycling journalist outlines the history of the event which started in Britain and discusses its expanding popularity and new found interest. Britain re-discovered the1,142 words
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Article221 1969-02-26 11 LONDON. Tues (Reuter) England’s too football clubs could soon be playing on manmade pilches. And there is talk that the World Cuo in Mexico will be nlaved on the new plastic “turf”. The American firm that laid the tartan track at the Mexico Olympics has221 words
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607 1969-02-26 11 LESLIE NAKASHIMA - By LESLIE NAKASHIMA TOKYO, Tues. (I’PI) The World Boxing Association (WBA) and the World Boxing Council (WBC) appear to be bitter rivals but for the good of the boxing business they should have the same world champions in the different607 words
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Article162 1969-02-26 11 MELBOURNE. Tues. (Reuter) World featherweight champion Johnny Famechon and his trainer Ambrose Palmer have parted following a disagreement over training since Famechon won the crown. Palmer told reporters here today that Famechon had not settled down to training since he won the title from Cubanborn162 words
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Article74 1969-02-26 11 -iiiSBANE. Tues. (Reuter) South Australia, in a race against time, defeated Queensland by eight wickets in their Sheffield Shield match here today and put themselves in line for the coveted Shield. They picked up 10 points today which puts South Australia two behind Shield74 words
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Article154 1969-02-26 11 Title Defence MELBOURNE, Tues. (Reuter) World bantamweight champion Lionel Rose is at peak condition for his title defence against Britain’s Alan Rudkin here next month, his manager. Jack Rennie, said today. Rennie, normally cautious 'in public statements, said: “I’ve never seen Lionel work as well154 words
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1350 1969-02-26 12 Horses Class 1, Div. 2 1 Mile. 050 Summer Haze 6y 900 Weng Foong Kongsi Lee 802 Sir Walter 7y 812 K.L.K. Kongsi J Donnelly 1 Treble J 5y 812 Mai Pen Rai St R van B'kelen 005 Melody Road 7y 81,350 words
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345 1969-02-26 12 BIG BEN - By BIG BEN OINGAPORE, Tues. Correct Time and Spy II were associated in an Interesting workout on a soft track here this morning. They went smartly over the half mile to run the last 3f in 39 Correct Time did best at345 words
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462 1969-02-26 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. Following is the Stipendiary Steward’s report on the week-end races at the Selangor Turf Club's Tunku's Gold Cup meeting: THIRD DAY: RACE 1 Major's Girl (Pretty) and Demovel (App. Anuar) were slow to begin. In the straight Just William (Coles) and Myopic462 words
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157 1969-02-26 12 MANILA. Tues (Reuter) Foreign golfers practising on the 7.014 yards Philippine Open course at the Wack Wack Golf and Ccuntry Club just outside Manila have described it as tough. The four-day championship begins on Thursday. Mr Juan Carlos. President of the club, told reporters157 words
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Article115 1969-02-26 12 TOKYO. Tues. (Reuter) First rankea Orient lightweight Jaguar Kaizawa of Japan yesteiday became the Orient lightweight champion by ouihpointing jecona ranked Orient lightweight Rudy Gonzales of the Philippines here. The 12-round fight was for the Orient lightweight title vacated in December last year when Pedro Adigue115 words
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Article42 1969-02-26 12 SINGAPORE. Tues -Tarnpenis Rovers Sport Club will meet RAF Seletar in their first encounter of the FAS Division One league tournament, at the Jalan Besar Stadium, tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. The match was postponed on Sunday because of heavy rain.42 words
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Article449 1969-02-26 12 CHESS: FROM EASTERN KNIGHT THE Singapore Classification tournament ended recently and the results were: CLASS I: 1. Robert Yap. 2. Ismail ratail CLASS II: 1. Pang Kwok Leong. 2. Nigel Gwee. CLASS III: 1. Oev Liang Hien. 2. Lee Sin Seng. It is interesting to noteFROM EASTERN KNIGHT - 449 words
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Article, Illustration241 1969-02-26 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. The builder, founder and first president of the Warren Golf Club has been re-elected to the presidency of the club after seven years. He is Brigadier Derek Warren. Chief Signals Officer at HQ Far East Land Forces, who returned to Singapore last year. In241 words
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Article119 1969-02-26 12 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter)— Leading English goaiscorers after yesterday’s matches: Division One: Jimmy Greaves (Tottenham Hotspur) 30; Geoff Hurst (West Ham United). Joe Royle (Everton) 25; Hugh Curran i Wolverhampton Wanderers. 22 for Norwich Citv) 24; Frank Casrer < Burnley) 19; Martin Peters (West Ham United); Ron Davies119 words
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Article72 1969-02-26 12 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) The English F. A. soccer cup fifth round tie tomorrow between Leicester City and Liverpool has been postponed until Saturday. It is the sixth time '.he match has been postponed because of the weather and ground conditions. The English Football League have given Leicester72 words
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Article72 1969-02-26 12 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI)— The United Press International major college basketball ratings with first place votes and won-lost records in parentheses (12th week). Teams Points 1. Ucla (35) (22-0) 350 2. N. Carolina (21-2) 280 3. Santa Clara (22-1) 245 4. Lasalle (22-1) 208 5. Davidson (22-2) 19472 words
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374 1969-02-26 12 invndN Tues. (Reuter) European champions kOND a i ne d a wonderful morale-booM»* r Cup lie against Rapid, Vi," „a sh« th” cruahid Birmingham City 6-2 m ,h„ r ItogHsh Football Association Cup fifth-round replay last ni fcoVtish international Denis Law374 words
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Article430 1969-02-26 12 DUNEDIN. New Zealand. Tues. (Reuter) Burly West Indian batsman Clive Lloyd, one of the biggest hitters In cricket, today slammed 205 runs In 203 minutes. The bespectacled left-hander fired six sixes and 24 fours on the last day of the tourists' drawn match430 words
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Article55 1969-02-26 12 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter Results of rugby matches played last night were: Rugby League Challenge Cup Second Round. Keighley 2 Leeds 17 (Leeds away to Castleford in quarterFinals) on March 1. Rugby League Matches Hull Kingston Rovers 9 York 2. Rugby Cnion Coventry 28 Royal Air Fore*55 words
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Article27 1969-02-26 12 EDINBURG. Scotland. Tues (Reuter) —Edinburgh Umver. sity beat Trinity College Dublin by twelve points to thre« in a Rubgy Union match play, ed here yesterday.27 words
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Advertisement634 1969-02-26 11 Classified Ads. Accommodation Vacant TO-LET ONE unfurnished tworoom terrace house with hall kitchen, 8 Lorong Bengkok, Singapore Reasonable rent, ring *****3. Sales Service Television Radio REDIFFCBION TELFVISION RENTALS Hr CASH Complete range to >ult everyone Showrooms Cleroeoceau Ate.. Joo chiat Road Tainan Jurent REUIFFISKIN REPAIRS ANT MARE OF TV SETS634 words
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Advertisement259 1969-02-26 11 TENDER SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC Tender Ref. No. 106/69 TENDERS are invited from established Buildin* and Airconditioning Contractors lor the following:A) Tender for the Supply and Installation of Packaged Airconditioning Equipment and Ductwork at the Language Laboratory. B) Tender for the proposed Construction of Language Laboratory. Tenderers are required to deposit $lOO/-259 words
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Miscellaneous41 1969-02-26 12 Time And Tide TODAY Singapore: 3.04 am. (5 ft. 2ins.); 10.10 am. (4 ft. Bins.); 8.09p.m. (6ft. 2tns). TOMORROW Singapore: 4.45 a.m. (4 ft 4ins); 10.34 am. (5 ft 6 Ins); 3.19 p.m. (5 ft). 9.58 p.m. (6 ft. 9 Ins.).41 words
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