Eastern Sun, 11 March 1969
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Title Section21 1969-03-11 1 Eastern Sun SINGAPORE’S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 935 Tuesday, 11 March 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents21 words
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390 1969-03-11 1 SAIGON, Mon. (UPI) U.S. Defence Secretary Melvin R. Laird said today U.S. troops have crossed the border into Laos on occasion when it became necessary to "protect" other American soldiers. "I would not confirm that they are there now," Laird told390 words
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Article187 1969-03-11 1 Thieu: We’ ll Not Bomb Civilians SAIGON. Mon. (Reuter) President Nguyen Van Tbieu today said that any resumption of bombing of North Vietnam in retaliation for Vietcong shellings of civilians would be aimed at military targets. •If the bombing of North Vietnam is resumed, we will not shell civilians, this187 words
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Article70 1969-03-11 1 TAIPEI Mon. (UPI) Taiwan’s multi-millionaire “banana king" has surrendered to police investigating a massive fruit exports racket. Wu Chen-jui. Chairman of the Kaosiung Fruits Co-opera-tive, was accompanied by two lawyers when he gave himself up to the Investigation bureau or, Sunday. Wu 59. a former minor official in70 words
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Article, Illustration631 1969-03-11 1 CAIRO, Mon. (Reuter O UPI) President Nasser today led the nation in mourning the country's top soldier, Lieutenant General A jdul Moneim Riad, as tens of thousands gathered in the centre of Cairo to honour the dead Chief of631 words
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196 1969-03-11 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaysia is confident that a defence arrangement could be formulated with Singapore. Australia and New Zealand, said Tun Abdul Razak today. The Deputy Prime Minister, who was speaking to reporters in Malacca before flying back to the Federal capital after a nay's196 words
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Article109 1969-03-11 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. A Sunday picnic by six girls and a man in the Straits of Johore ended in tragedy when the boat they were in capsized, drowning one of the girls. The victim was identified as Tan Joo Lian. 23. of Florence Road. The group took109 words
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Article55 1969-03-11 1 BANGKOK. Mon. (UPI) An eight-month old drought in areas of north central and northeast Thailand has affected local drinking water supplies. At least one province. Nakom Sawan, about 140 miles north of Bangkok, is so dry that villagers are being forced to walk 10 to 15 mites55 words
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Article45 1969-03-11 1 MANILA, Mon. (Reuter) Fourteen people died in a Are which destroyed an apartment building in Manila yesterday. The fire trapped members of two families including a five-month-old baby. Four other persons suffered serious burns. Police were investigating the cause of the blaze.45 words
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128 1969-03-11 1 PENANG, Mon. Fifty OCPD's and senior police officers from Penang. Kedah. Perlis and North Perak are attending a two-dav seminar which was opened at the Contingent Police Headquarters. Penang, by the Inspector-General. Tan Sri Salleh bin Ismael. The seminar was being held to128 words
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234 1969-03-11 1 Australia’ s Forces ‘Should Be Home-Based’ KIAMA. Australia. Mon (UPIi Lance Barnard, the deputy leader of the Labour opposition said today Australia's Army. Navy and Air Force should be based in Australia. not South-east Asia. He told a combined meeting of service clubs in Klama. New South Wales: “The Labour234 words
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Article117 1969-03-11 1 READING, England, Mon. (Reuter) Three-year-old Sarah Kent slept soundly today after walking 14 miles (22 kms) for charity. Sarah was the youngest of 420 persons who set out on an 18-mile (28 kms) course yesterday to raise cash for a needy children’s fund. Sponsors had promised to give117 words
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Article, Illustration112 1969-03-11 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tunku Abdul Rahman today said given a little time, goodwill and understanding, a lot can be done between Malaysia and Singapore. The Tunku told newsmen at the RMAF base here on his return from a two-day visit to Singapore that the Singapore Prime112 words
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Article171 1969-03-11 1 KARACHI. Mon. (Reuter) President Ayub Khan met political leaders in Rawalpindi today to discuss democratic reforms as civil unrest continued In Pakistan. While the leaders met at the presidential guests house, student demonstrators set Are to the main gate of the United States Information Service Library171 words
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Article87 1969-03-11 1 Rehearsal Of Apollo 9’ s Recovery ABOARD USS Guadalcanal. Mon. (UPI) The ceremony that greets Apollo 9's astronauts when they step aboard this main recovery ship after returning from space has been rehearsed with all the care of a major theatrical production. Officers aboard the USS Guadalcanal. after practice sessions,87 words
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Article33 1969-03-11 1 All out war against lit—terbugs Page 2. $44,000 cloves grab Page 3. Denmark National Day feature Pages 4 and 5. Virgin Birth Page 10. Bukit limah winners’ pictures Page 12.33 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous27 1969-03-11 1 LADIES DAY /1 A?r 7 1* /\\l II j /A ja //i f* ‘Can’t we just be husband and wife? Do we have to be pals andbuddies?”27 words
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375 1969-03-11 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Ministry of Health is to launch an all-out campaign against litterbugs in the Republic. A Ministry statement today said it had already made many appeals against littering, an offence liable to a fine of up to $5OO.375 words
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Article, Illustration76 1969-03-11 2 A cocktail reception was held at the air-condi-tioned Ming Palace Restaurant at Clemenceau Avenue yesterday. The restaurant will be open to the public from tomorrow onwards. The Ming Palace Restaurant is part of the Goodwood Group. Among the many guests was American singer Miss Eartha Kitt seen here being received76 words
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374 1969-03-11 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. —A 20-year-old Austrian steward Konrad Steurer, was instantly killed when the German cargoship, Ludvigshafen, collided with a British tanker, in Singapore waters. The collision took place at hall mile east of Sebarok Island and two-and-a-quarter-miles south of Western Anchorage on February 1374 words
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75 1969-03-11 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. Former Singapore soccer star Abdul Rahim bin Omar, 35, was acquitted and discharged by the Third District Court on Saturday on a charge of bigamy. He was alleged to have contracted a second marriage under the Muslim law in Kuala Lumpur on75 words
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Article107 1969-03-11 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. A new series of English Drama Workshop sessions based on Stanislavski’s “An Actor Prepares’’ and Shakespeare’s plays will commence on Saturday at 7.00 p.m. at the National Theatre Club. Thereafter, workshop sessions will be held every Saturday evening at the same time. Conducting the workshop107 words
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Article125 1969-03-11 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. The average daily stock of blood In the Blood Transfusion Service’s Bank Is below average at about 421 units. During the week, a total of 560 blood donations were received 540 blood transfusions were given in Singapore hospitals. Group donations received during the125 words
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160 1969-03-11 2 SINGAPORE. Mo*. Brig General Sunarso, Secretary General of Asean left here today after a private vi*it to the Republic. The high-ranking Asean oflicial was however tight-lipped when approached for an Interview by reporters at Paya Lebar International Airport this evening. Brig-General Sunarao summed up160 words
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Article22 1969-03-11 2 SINGAPORE. Mon—Radio Singapore wi;l broadcast a programme on the Asian Mass Communication. Information and Research Centre tomorrow at 10.30 p.m.22 words
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Article, Illustration224 1969-03-11 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. A top Australian mint expert, Mr. Gordon McLintosh will arrive here soon to assist Singapore in the “tooling up” of coins. Chartered Industries (Pte) Ltd. Singapore's coin-minting Arm has been stamping Us own coins with imported blanka from Australia since it began— AIS pix. - 224 words
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77 1969-03-11 2 Mr. H.C. Sargent, Australian Trade Commissioner in Singapore (centre) discusses fire control equipment with members of an Industrial Accident Prevention Training Course conducted by BP Refinery Singapore Lid. who paid a Special visit to the Australian Industrial Safety Equipment Display. Third from left is Mr. Tan Teck Meng, BP Fire77 words
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261 1969-03-11 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Wing Commander Mohamed bin Taib has been appointed the first Malaysian officer to command the Kuala Lumpur Royal Malaysian Air Force base. He has been given the acting rank of Group Captain, the second highest rank261 words
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Article72 1969-03-11 2 KARACHI. Mon. (Reuter) Angry mobs burned a man to death and are reported to have killed another by nailing him to a tree in weekend violence in the Jamalpur area south of Dacca. East Pakistan. There was no confirmation of the nailing incident, but if correct72 words
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460 1969-03-11 2 RTMOAPORE Mon. The Federal Court of Appeal *j 81 ihn cpntence of life Imprisonment im2?Fre<Mv*tSSSeng***- 28 > an SSate who was found guilty of culpable homicide not amounting to causing the death of a millionaire’s son. Gene Koh. In dismissing Freddy’s appeal against the460 words
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169 1969-03-11 2 MALACCA. Mon The Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razalc. yesterday said the Taiwan Overseas Chinese Affairs Commission must stop trying to win over loyalties of Malaysian students in Taiwan. Malaysia, he added, has evidence that the commission was conducting such activities. Tun169 words
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Article50 1969-03-11 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. The National Theatre Club will hold a Aim show on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the club hall. The session will feature films from the Australian High Commission including “Appointment with Alice"; ‘‘Challenge of Water”; “Children’s Theatre,” and “Concerto for Orchestra.” Admission is free.50 words
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Advertisement142 1969-03-11 2 PUT MUSCLE BACK IN YOUR ARM with W' /I F USA 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 responsible142 words
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41 1969-03-11 3 Photo here shows “Princess” of Singapore. Lorna Chong, aged 19. putting a miniature Australian Army slouch hat on a toy koala bear in Sydney. With her are California’s Joan Valent. 20 (far left) and Australia's Belinda Taubman, 18 (centre). AIS photo.— AIS photo. - 41 words
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Article148 1969-03-11 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. The following are the results of the Singapore Music Teachers' Association's competition held at the Cultural Centre on March 4. 5 and 6. All the first prize winners will be playing in a concert in aid of the National Defence Fund at the Victoria Theatre148 words
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Article97 1969-03-11 3 LAS PALMAS. Canary Islands, (Reuter) A 50-year-old father of 18 children has won Spain’s annual 100,000 pesetas (£600) national parenthood prize and now plans to ask General Franco for bigger house. Twice-married Francisco Ojeada. a farm worker, will travel to Madrid to receive his prize97 words
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343 1969-03-11 3 UNITED NATIONS, Mon. (Reuter) The latest clash along the Suez Canal between Israeli and Egyptian forces left diplomats here depressed today about the future of U.N. peace efforts in the Middle East. In letters to the Security Council. Israel and Egypt343 words
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Article121 1969-03-11 3 PARIS, Mon. (Reuter) Support among Frenchmen for General de Gaulle has declined slightly but he is still considered the best man for the presidency, according to a poll published today by the newspaper Figaro. The poll, carried out early last month, shows 17 per cent121 words
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70 1969-03-11 3 Two Unidentified Deaths In S’ pore SINGAPORE, Mon. An unidentified man about 50 years of age was found dead in a drain at 6 m.s. New Changi Road yesterday. He was about 5* 4” in height and thin built. In another incident, a female Chinese fell to her death from70 words
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Article78 1969-03-11 3 S’ PORE DIARY 5.30 p.m. 9 p.m.: SATA free mass X-ray station at Margaret Close Block I. 7.30 p.m. 8.30 p.m.: Free film shows by Ministry of Culture aA Kampong Kubor (off Kheam Hock Road), Chung Yee School (Jalan Ulu Sembawang) and Thuas Village Wayang Stage (Jurong Road). 8 p.m.:78 words
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Article56 1969-03-11 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Seventeen beautiful “Princesses”. representing Asian and Pacific countries took part in the recent “Queen of the Pacific Quest”. They were from California. Canada. Ceylon. Fiji. Hawaii. Hong Kong, Indonesia. India. Japan. Korea, Malaysia. Mexico, New Zealand. Philippines. Republic of China. Singapore and Thailand. The winner56 words
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Article190 1969-03-11 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Photographers and camera clubs from some 40 countries will participate in the forthcoming 20th Singapore International Salon of Photography organised by the Phdlographic Soc.ety of Singapore. The P S.S. expects to receive more than 2.000 colour and black-and-white pictures before the closing of190 words
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Article83 1969-03-11 3 UNITED NATIONS, Mon. (Reuter) Chief L'.N. Middle East observer General Od Bull reported last night that 16 observation posts all along the canal had informed him that Saturday's battle along the Sues Canal was begun by Egyptian forces. In almost every case. Israeli forces returned heavy83 words
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Article51 1969-03-11 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. —A labourer. Poh Soo Whatt, 21. was jailed for 18 months by the Third District Court today on two charges of theft of scooters. Poh admitted stealing the scooters, valued at $1,700, at Havelock Road and Cross Street between Feb. 20 and51 words
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Article50 1969-03-11 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. A trishaw' rider, Teo Goon Huat, 67. was killed in a road accident yesterday. The trishaw rider, lived in Tanjong Pagar Road. There were a total of 47 road accidents of which one was fatal and one serious during the past 24 hours in the Republic.50 words
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Article, Illustration313 1969-03-11 3 SPICY WEEKEND GRAB SINGAPORE, Mon.— A gong of ten surprised the coretaker of a firm in Pekin Street on Saturday night, blindfolded and tied him up and ransacked the pre nises for several hours. They later escaped with 52 sacks of cloves worth 544.000 and313 words
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Article123 1969-03-11 3 When A Star Twinkles’ LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Actor Richard Burton's deeply masculine voice may soon be heard on television reciting ‘•Twinkle, twinkle, little star The nursery rhyme is among verse readings to be included in a British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) astronomy spectacular called "The violent universe.” The verses, including lines123 words
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Article41 1969-03-11 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Khalid bin Ahmad Koya, 17, was today remanded for a week by the Ninth Magistrate’s Court on a charge of unlawful possession of an automatic pistol at the Singapura Theatre toilet in Geylang Serai on March 3.41 words
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Article48 1969-03-11 3 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Harpist Marisa Robles added a new note to a Mozart concerto here Doyng A string of her harp snapped loudly as she played with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra last night. The orchestra stopped and waited three minutes while the harp was restrung.48 words
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Article26 1969-03-11 3 SINGAPORE, Mon Another student organisation, the Singapore Polytechnic Political Society has come out in protest against the expulsion of seven student* from Nanyang University.26 words
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35 1969-03-11 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. Admiral Sir Peter HillNorton, Commander-in-Chief, Far East Command inspecting the Tri-Service Guard of Honour which was mounted at his headquarters at Phoenix Park on the occasion of his taking up his new appointment.35 words
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Article121 1969-03-11 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Entries for science subjects for the Cambridge School Certificate examination this year will be received from now till March 21. Thev may be submitted to the Examinations Division. Ministry of Education. Kay Siang Road. where entry forms are obtainable. Candidates must supply121 words
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379 1969-03-11 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. The ASEAN Research Centre on Tourism is to set up in Singapore. The decision was taken at the Fourth Conference of the Southeast Asia Business Committee in Manila, which concluded over the weekend. Mr Max Lewis, a prominent businessman and leader379 words
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Article66 1969-03-11 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Mathematic Society will hold a mathematical competition between teams of students from schools in Singapore in connection with the 150th anniversary celebrations of the founding of Singapore. The competition will be judged by means of an examination consisting of one threehour66 words
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Article48 1969-03-11 3 TUNBRIDGE WELLS. England. Mon. (Reuter) Micky Midwinter's shirt tails caught fire when he warmed himself bv standing with his back to a gasfire. Micky. 17, returned home after hospital treatment for bums, and said: “I won’t be able to sit down comfortably for a week.”48 words
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Advertisement120 1969-03-11 3 e. is* W I tablets ffli-U sa-C-v XJ-ua-^ijr^z outer: antacids UJ 7r inner: anti-ulcer PAST WEISEN-U is a double layered tablet. The outer layer contains quick-acting antacids, and the inner core contains an anti-ulcer substance, the latest discovery M.M.S.C, which slowly dissolves to relieve pain EFFECTIVE WEISEN-U by its anti-ulcer120 words
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Special Feature On Denmark National Day
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Article, Illustration1327 1969-03-11 4 SINGAPORE TODAY the Danes throughout the world celebrate the 70th birthday of th?> beloved ruler, King Frederik IX. Frederik IX, affectionately known as the "Seaman King" began his reign on April 21, 1947, when Me Prime Minister of the1,327 words
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Article349 1969-03-11 4 DENMARK Is an agricultural country: so we were taught at school, and that is still true But It Is not the whole truth. Actually. It la only 13 per cent o* the truth. Such a small proportion of the Danish people now make a living from agriculture349 words
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Article196 1969-03-11 4 DANISH made microphones were used in the first American rocket to make a soft landing on the moon. DENMARK has Europe’s second biggest shipyard (at Odense) producing oil tankers and bulk carriers of up to 250,000 tons. DENMARK S main trading partners are in Europe, but196 words
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Article, Illustration365 1969-03-11 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Denmark places great importance in trade with Singapore and Malaysia, the country’s Trade Commissioner in Malaysia. Singapore Mr. Leif Donde said today. In an interview with the Eastern Sun, he noted that it was through trade that his country hoped to foster greater links365 words
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Advertisement188 1969-03-11 4 BEST II ISHES to H.M. KING FREDERIK IX OF DENMARK OA THE OCCAS lOA OF HIS MAJESTY'S BMRTHDA Y. DENMARK augurated This modern factory makes alt parts for the mass production In the COPENHAGEN Plants REX-ROTARY 1 OO O* 999 MEXICO CITY OLYMPICS Over 300 Rex-Rotary units were used to188 words
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Advertisement26 1969-03-11 4 I *r. K *5 f. V CONGRATULATIONS TO HIS MAJESTY KINO FREDERIKIX OF DENMARK ON THE OCCASION OF HIS SEVENTIETH BIRTHDA9 THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY LTD.,26 words
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Article, Illustration382 1969-03-11 5 THE East Asiatic Company Ltd., has played an Important role In the social and economic progress of Singapore and Malaysia. The East Asiatic Company first established trading links in South-east Asia in Thailand and foresight and planning by the company’s chief executives in Copenhagen382 words
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525 1969-03-11 5 SINGAPORE, Although Denmark has. of late, put much stress on industrialisation, its traditional agricul- tural base remains strong. Denmark has for many centuries been a food exporting country. In the Middle Ages it was cattle. Grain exports came later. Today, 90 per cent of the525 words
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325 1969-03-11 5 In Denmark, industry take* first place both with regard to production and exports, as well as employment. The liberalisation of trade In post-war years has enabled Danish industry to cultivate many new overseas markets. As a result of these Increased sales opportunities, a whole325 words
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Article118 1969-03-11 5 SINGAPORE. Mon Denmark is giving technical aid and assistance to Malaysia and Singapore to help In the social development of the two countries Assistance to Singapore includes the training of picht young Singaporeans as butchers in Denmark in 1967 under scholarships granted by the Danish Government. Three Danish118 words
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Article, Illustration16 1969-03-11 5 Denmark's newest and biggest ship ‘Elisabeth Maersk’, 100,700 tons dw, built at Lindo yards in 1968.16 words
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Article218 1969-03-11 5 A new major industry is under rapid development in Denmark, the electronic industry. which is well on the way to becoming one of the country's biggest export industries. The Danish electronic industry produces for about 1.000 million D Kr. (appr. 3.400 million) yearly, and about half of218 words
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Advertisement78 1969-03-11 5 QUALlTY#***#' TAPE FROM DENMARK AT VERY COMPETITIVE PRICE u Complete range of Danofix Self Adhesive Tapes available for use in Industrie*. Offices tr Homes. OFFICE DEVELOPMENT CORP. 128. CSOSS ST*fft SlNG*»o*t-' SHONE 709J6 *****.***** 12}. INDMSOM *O4O. ISOH SHONE }SIO 7. JAtAN SIIANG. lUMSU* SHONE' B'IAO Our Sincere Best Wishes78 words
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Advertisement309 1969-03-11 5 TRANS-ASIAN EXPRESS Three flights weekly LONDON COPENHAGEN TASHKENT V 5 V #BANGKOK K LUMPUR SINGAPORE y'" Leave Singapore 7.00a.m. Arrive London 7.55p.m. Leave Kuala Lumpur 8.45a.m.- Arrive London 8.45p.m.* You l.#ve Singepor. ."v Mondr/. W*dnMd.v *«d Friday morning at 7 00 m —end emv* at London at 7.55 p m.,309 words
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Article439 1969-03-11 6 YET another national figure has fallen victim to the fortunes of war in the Middle East in the death of Egypt’s Major-General Moneim Riad who died Sunday in the fire-trading along the Suez canal. He had been hand-picked to revamp the entire UAR fighting forces after the439 words
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Article282 1969-03-11 6 THE recent border clash between China and the Soviet Union at Damansky or Chen Pao have forced the two communist giants to discard their niceties and start exchanging invectives. Gone are the days of abstract phrases and involved expressions. They have given place to pungent, bitter282 words
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725 1969-03-11 6 BY LEMMY PINNA KARACHI. Mon. (UPI) Reeling under months of bloody violence which succeeded in forcing President Mohammad Ayub Khan to announce he will step down next year, Pakistan now is moving toward complete economic and political chaos. Ayub's announcement on Feb 22.725 words
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383 1969-03-11 6 S.G. ROY - BY S.G. ROY NEW DELHI. Mon. (l*PI) The smouldering power struggle in India's ruling Congress Party between Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and a group of party bosses known collectively as the "syndicate” come out into the open again. Spearheading the syndicate* fight supremacy inside383 words
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346 1969-03-11 6 GORDEN SLESSOR - BY GORDEN SLESSOR UMUAHIA, Biafra (UPI) Two things In Biafra are fearfully short One is food. The other is reliable statistics. How many Biafrans have died of starvation? How many have air raids killed? How many casualties has each side suffered on the346 words
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169 1969-03-11 6 VIENNA. Mon. (AFP)—The Warsaw Pact countries are now engaged in consultations on the creation of an “international socialist brigade” to counter any future Chinese attack against the Soviet Union, communist sources disclosed here today. The main resistance against any Chinese military initiative would naturally be carried out169 words
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100 1969-03-11 6 WASHINGTON, Mon. < AFP) The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (C.1.A.) prevented the powerful Argentine Army from invading neighbouring Bolivia at the beginning of 1967 when it was learnt that guerrilla leader Che Guevara was fighting in the Bolivian jungles, the US magazine “True* 7 reports100 words
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Article423 1969-03-11 6 sv A Hundred Years Of Ceylonese In Malaysia And Singapore (1867-1967) by S. Durai Raja Singam (Price $30.) Mr S. Dural Raja Singam is a well known author in this region. His latest book on a ‘A hundred tears of Ceylonese in Malaysia and Singapore is indeed asv - 423 words
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Article109 1969-03-11 6 HONG KONG. Mon. (AFP) China has produced an advanced type of synthetic fibre, similar to pure wool but more hard wearing and being two to three-point five times stronger, the New China News Agency reported today. This synthetic fibre or artificial wool polyacrylonitrile conserve* warmth better109 words
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572 1969-03-11 6 VICENTE MALIWANAG - By VICENTE MALIWANAG MANILA, Mon. (UFI) An American Uwyer in the Philippines has won the first round in a ?Wrlc \egal case which could affect more than hmlf billioii doilars worth of American investments in this country. William Quasha, 56. of572 words
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179 1969-03-11 6 KARACHI, Mon. (UPI) Pakistan’s first nuclear plant being built with Canadian aid may be abandoned because Canadian engineers fear for their safety in the riot-torn country, the Evening Star reported. Engineers of the Canadian General Electric Company met on Saturday with a179 words
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143 1969-03-11 6 MOSCOW. Mon. (AFP) Moscow Television showed a 20-minute documentary film last night illustrating the hardships of the life Of the Russian population along the Chinese border. A Soviet colonel pointed to a little red book of Mao Tsetung’s thoughts and then to143 words
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Article705 1969-03-11 6 (From Sin Chew Jit Poh) The “Asian- Mass Media Conference in Singapore discussed principally the use of Western languages as media. We have no way of surmising just what all these have to do with the Chinese-lan-gtiage press. Of course, we have some common problems as705 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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65 1969-03-11 7 Mr. H.C. Sargent, Australian Trade Commissioner in Singapore, presents Mr. Alan C.Y. Yeo, prominent Singapore businessman and leader of the 14-man Singapore trade mission to Australia, with a kit of information on Australia. The mission was made up of members of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association and menders of Intraco, an65 words
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244 1969-03-11 7 NEW YORK, Mon. US. companies expect their international sales to rise rapidly over the next three years, but the major gains will result from overseas productions, not from exports. The finding appears in a survey released by the National Industrial Conference Board, a non-profit244 words
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Article234 1969-03-11 7 A NEw banking venture has been launched by Australia, the United States and Japan to plough overseas investment funds into the development of Australian natural resources. Two of the world’s largest banks, the Bank of America and the Bank of Tokyo have joined with Australia’s oldest234 words
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Article15 1969-03-11 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The tin price for todav was $597.62£ per picul, up $2.25.15 words
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Article90 1969-03-11 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The following ships are expected to be in port today: Godowns Vessels 1/2 Wonosobo 3/4 Barerovka 5 Hoyo Maru 6/7 Vishva Prabha 8/9 Hoegh Dene 10/11 Prometheus 15/16 Hoegh Dyke 18 Polyfimos 23/24 Bencleucb 25/26 Teverya 27/28 Thomas Everett 29/30 Eiko Maru 31/32 Astyanax 33/3490 words
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Article307 1969-03-11 7 GENEVA, Mon.— Figures released in Geneva recently by Investors Overseas Services showed that the company’s assets soared again last year. Assets managed by lOS investment companies rose to a new record of more than US3I 5 billion an increase of 64 6 per cent307 words
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Article80 1969-03-11 7 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI)—The United Arab Airlines (UAA) of the United Arab Republic will inaugurate twice weekly flights between Tokyo and Cairo in June, a spokesman for UAA announced. The flight from Tokyo would leave Haneda International Air Port every Wednesday and Saturday for Cairo80 words
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1729 1969-03-11 7 SINGAPORE. Mon Trading in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore today was very steady, thus breaking the depressive trend of the previous Mondays. r~ The market opened firm and j eased slightly on spates of pro- fit-taking. Further active deal- t ings however1,729 words
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77 1969-03-11 7 COLOMBO. Mon. (UPI) Communist Chines# goods are enjoying a boom oft Colombo’s pavements and sidew>alks. along the domain of hawkers of Ceylon's famed carved ivory and wood. Goods being sold at bargain firices include flashlights, steel anterns. k tchen knives, fancy electric bulbs and77 words
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171 1969-03-11 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. BOAC will be introducing their polar route flights between London and Tokyo on March 31 and April 1. Passengers from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur can travel on these flights by flying to Tokyo by MSA every Tuesday. Thursday or Saturrav mornings. In171 words
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Article300 1969-03-11 7 SINGAPORE. Mon—March first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 D.m.. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 69t cents per lb.. down °ne cent from previous close The tone of the market was easy. A quiet and rather uncertain session ruled during the morning After opening300 words
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Article135 1969-03-11 7 BANGKOK. Mon. (UPI) The Board of Investment today offered tin miners tax and import duty relief by giving the industry “promotional” status proxuded they improve the efficiency of their mines The tin industry here has bee n caught with large stocks on hand and an135 words
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Article77 1969-03-11 7 TULSA. OKLAHOMA Mon. (UPI) —The drilling division of Sun Oil Co. has announced it will begin an exploratory drilling programme on April 15 on its 450.000 acre Brunei concession. Brunei is a small enclave on the northwest coast of the Island of Borneo, southwest of77 words
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Article32 1969-03-11 7 LONDON. Mon (URI) —TiA was very steady but quiet. 75 tons. Spot buyers 1376 sellers 1377 business 1376 1377. 3-month buyer* 1379 sellers 1381 busifieSs 1377 1380 Settlement 1377.32 words
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Article24 1969-03-11 7 LONDON. MOP. (URI) Rubbe r market opened quiet with 24-3/4 25 No. 1 RSS CIF basis port* March 28-1/4 24-1/2.24 words
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Article555 1969-03-11 7 MMMPDKK stock Ex mange sold and othn prlrft nfh< lallr iwm *1 t be clo*e Of Dutlnru I.NDt 8TRIALS B s ACMA l«.45 2.46 Be n to 2.44 rton i rtt*) 90 i.union Hod 1 *9 1 Ml Be u-trail 2 15 I 'iigar 4.41# fold555 words
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Article112 1969-03-11 7 CANBERRA. Mon. (UPI) The Board of Governors of the Asian Development Bank will meet in Sydney from April 10-12. it was announced here on Saturday. About 600 persons including delegations of bank governor* from 33 member countries observers and representatives of international organisations are112 words
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Article54 1969-03-11 7 i Mann iters Price*) l‘t 'lalatun XD 3.00 .’nil Malayan Xl> 2.IB 3rd Malayan 1.36 1 he loin merer Ind. 1.08 The >mins lund 118 Xl> 118 1.28 M lmr«t Innd 1.35 l 45 l«t Mont hong 1-17 1 43» .’nil Mont hong 06 1 01* Merllng uni54 words
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Article111 1969-03-11 7 OO-QST M T g Sjaiuins 00 S«l Soll iSaiuinv 0068 <%Si •'-UJ* ihnqoH 1 00 i6 (soil l H t 0016 0088 ***** a o i> z a 8 0 i) i a v i H O il V.I.8V J-dd*d Hji.iU luiiduitri 0088 < H <) 4> iJdd.i.1 jpeia111 words
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Article115 1969-03-11 7 SYDNEY. Mon. (UPI) The first air service f agreement between Australia and Indonesia was signed her* on Friday. The agreement gives tho two national airlines Australia's Qanta* and Indonesia’s Garuda rights to fly into Indonesia and Australia respectively. Details of the agreement are not yet known115 words
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Advertisement106 1969-03-11 7 SEACOWILHEIMSEH MTMKOI tIUNON TRICOLOR TUDOR TOLEDO r CUABUNU, ROTIERUAM HOIIWG IKtHF'' GOTHENBURG COPFNHAGBS OILO A MALMO 8 pore Penan* P S ham C Blanca Rcu B Burt U Bur* C hagpn Oalo Mar 24.26 DTI MB Apr *7 Mar t 14 trow SCANDINAVIA* A CONTINENTAL PORTA Pen a ilk P106 words
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374 1969-03-11 8 BASLE, Mon. (Reuter) Western Central Bankers last night decided that the situation of the French trance did not warrant emergency action for the present. A senior European Central Banker said that France has enough funds to meet the present pressure on her374 words
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Article386 1969-03-11 8 PARIS, Mon. (Router) Prince nervously awaits the opening of world monetary markets today worried for the future of her currency and facing a massive general strike on Tuesday. General de Gaulle is confronted by his most testing political challenge since the May-June strikes of last year as386 words
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Article, Illustration360 1969-03-11 8 CAIRO, Mon. (UPI) Egyptian Chief of Staff Gen. Abdel Moneim Riad was killed yesterday in one of the Arab-Israeli artillery duels that raged all along the Suez Canal, Egyptian officials said. Riad, 50, was handpicked to rebuild Egypt's Army after the 1967 defeat It— UPI photo. - 360 words
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225 1969-03-11 8 TEL AVIV, Mon. (UPI) Mrs. Golda Meir, likely to become Israel’s next Premier soon, said Israel will not retreat from occupied Arab territories before a peace settlement and is under no American or other pressure to do so. She also rejected suggestions for merging the225 words
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Article538 1969-03-11 8 ELEMENTARY DEDUCTION TOKYO, (UPI) Arme troops in battle helmets meai something other than war to the new generation. Arthur Kaff. 4. son of a UPI news correspondent, saw world War II combat scene on television. "Student demonstration.” he said MINISKIRTS RAISE EYEBROWS SYDNEY. (Reuter) Two local church leaders a538 words
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Article170 1969-03-11 8 KEY BISCAYNE, Florida. Mon. (Reuter) President Nixon wrestled todav with a critical decision on the future of the controversial American Sentinel AntiBallistic Missile (ABM.) svstem which could plunge him into a first bruising battle with Congress. Senate opposition to the now-suspended AB M network mounted170 words
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Article156 1969-03-11 8 KATMANDU. Mon (Reuter) Anyone who wants to climb Mount Everest will have to pay the Nepalese government at least 10.000 rupees (£413). it was announced here today New mountaineering rules more than double the old royalty for Everest and raise substantially fees for attempts on other156 words
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Article, Illustration27 1969-03-11 8 SUEZ: Firemen continue to pour water on tanks set ablaze by Israeli shell during 5-hour gun duel acroM tha Sues CanaL UPI photo.— UPI photo. - 27 words
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Advertisement217 1969-03-11 8 The world's longest, continuous f'g 4 cr' India is so different. CIV Thousands of temples, luxury hotels, W\ lrvf- the world’s 1 C\. Hr tallest mountains, palm fringed beaches. Last year alone, more than a dozen wl ww tourist hotels were completed in India. Indian internal transport services can whisk217 words
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Article82 1969-03-11 9 NEW YORK, Mon. (Reuter) Vandalism at New York city's public schools last year included almost a quarter of s million broken windows, nearly 3,000 cases of unlawful entry and 200 fires and cost more than USssm. A police spokesman said p.OOO police officers would be reeded82 words
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972 1969-03-11 9 THE HOFFMAN SPY CASE SYDNEY, Mon. (UPI) Gough Whitlam, leader of Australia's opposition Labour Party, has accused Prime Minister John Gorton of displaying "an extraordinary cavalier" attitude to the Hoffman affair- Mr Whitlam said Mr. Gorton was condoning and defending extraordinary standards adopted by the972 words
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319 1969-03-11 9 BY NICHOLAS MOORE KARACHI. Mon <Reuter) Pakistan s political leaders are beading for Rawalpindi to put their demands for reform to President Mohammed Ayub Khan. At a resumed round-table conference at the presidential guest house today, leaders of the eight parties grouped in the319 words
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Article63 1969-03-11 9 NEW DELHI. (Reuter) Marshal Andrei Grechko, the Soviet Defence Minister, flew home to Moscow today after a week’s visit to India. He was seen off by India's Defence Minister, Mr Swaran Singh, with whom he held talks on India’s defence problems. The independent tin™*® °f India said63 words
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Article56 1969-03-11 9 CANBERRA, (Reuter) Russia has formally protested to the Australian government about the fire-bombing of a hedge fronting the Soviet embassy here, a Russian diplomatic spokesman said toThe Australian government has already apologised for the incident on March 3 in which four petrol bombs thrown at the embassy burnt56 words
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Article49 1969-03-11 9 BANGKOK. (Reuter) The Royal Thai Air Force has banned flying of kites near Bangkok’s busy international airport used by civil airliners and U.S. and Thai military aircraft. An air force announcement said a single thread attached to a flying kite could bring down an aircraft.49 words
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212 1969-03-11 9 SPACE CENTRE. Houston. Mon. (UPI) The three Apollo 9 astronauts wound up a week of space flying today with the fruits of their labours taking shape on a Cape Kennedy launch pad. Moonport workers were moving the Apollo 10 moon machine from its mammoth212 words
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Article99 1969-03-11 9 LARK. UTAH Mon (AFP) A 61-year-old miner who had been trapped below ground for eight days was brought safely to the surface at a colliery on Sunday. The man, the father of 11 children, was at first thought to have died as there were no signs99 words
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Article393 1969-03-11 9 DICK WEST - Morality‘s Last Laugh By DICK WEST WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI) Further fables for our times: In the latter part of 1969, a new group known as the "clean-cuts" bust upon the scene and soon xoomed to the top of the pop music field. As usual, it was393 words
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Advertisement104 1969-03-11 9 BUSINESS FROM TODAY ngHlaEe 4f 2nd Floor. Ming Centre, Clemenceau Avenue. Singapore. Tel: *****1/3 (Ample Car Parking Space at Penang Lane) The ONLY Restaurant in Singapore which serves BREAKFAST: 6.30 am. to 10.00 am. Z Hokkien "Makuteh" (Pork ir Soup) Cantonese Congee of varieties Hongkong Tim Sam Tf LUNCH: vr104 words
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Advertisement131 1969-03-11 9 ORCHARD: Premiere Tomorrow At 9.00pm. Nominated For 4 Academy Award* #BEST FILM# BEST DIRECTOR (Franco Zeffirelli) tVBest Color Costume Design-Color Winner of the Golden Globe Award* for Best Foreign English Language Film Moat promising newcomers. Leonard Whiting and Ollrla Hussey. A FILM ABOUT YOUNG PEOPLE. FOB MOST PEOPLE. yea may131 words
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Miscellaneous254 1969-03-11 9 SHAW# Orannlantlon LIDO Phone ***** 11 am., 1.45. I 6.30 Won* Pso-tseng K:ang Han "BOOM OR Bf ST" in Color Mandarin with English subtitle* NEXT CHANGE' Honor Blackman Richard Johnson "A Twl»t Of Sand" Color <UA! CAPITOL Phone ***** Last i Days! No Tree List 11 am., 1 SO. 4.00254 words
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Miscellaneous50 1969-03-11 9 ODEON OPENS THURSDAY! PALACE Tbe/ rut off his tongue and named him “SILENCE’ ...Their mistake was not killing him! From the Famed 20th Century-Fox Director of Presents M COFFIN FOR A 521 nunc GUNFIGHTER IN EASTMANCOLOR Starring: Jean Louis Trintignant in the most BRUTAL and SAVAGE Western of the Year!50 words
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Miscellaneous123 1969-03-11 9 GALAXYIBSa Beaton Eadtnr Boon Harry 14th Day Today! 3. fl. 9 n m rht Wondroua Com pie to Journey to Holy Mecca I “RI'MAH ALLAH” Tochnicolor-Malay Commentary Children 85 eta to all seat* ORCHARD: TODAY TOMORROW ONLY! To<Ut at l.M. 30 (.15 pm Tomorrow at 1.30. 4 0.50 pm M123 words
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Miscellaneous201 1969-03-11 9 NOW SHOWING! 11 a m.. 1.3 H. 4.00 «.30 980 p m Fox s “THE TOUCHABLES Judy HPXTABLE. Co.or By Df:uaa NEXT CHANGE! (Columbia! Peter Cushing in "CORRUPTION" Sue Llyod Columbiacolor LAST 2 DAYS 11 a m.. *.IS. 5.3 n A 8.43 pun. Admission: II M!. UN!. $3.00 A $4.00201 words
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Article, Illustration1041 1969-03-11 10 Harold Dunmore - VIRGIN BIRTH By Harold Dunmore IS VIRGIN birth happening all the time, without humans being aware of it? And how frequently is it likely to be happening? Human birth follows o very regular pattern especially in regard to the number of babies born to any1,041 words
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45 1969-03-11 10 New way to the two-colour look in linen is the coloured midriff, seen in the Philippe Bodinat dress for Laurence Gross. The A-line dress is in white, with midriff inset of pastel, crossed by a buckled narrow belt at the natural waistline. Fashion League picture.45 words
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Article, Illustration588 1969-03-11 10 H. C. Tan - By H. C. Tan T AST week we saw how a good bra helps to support the breasts, but the best way to keep fit and trim is through EXERCISE. Miss Fran Aqullina. a trained figure consultant, sat on588 words
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Article, Illustration176 1969-03-11 10 FROM neck hugging, form fitting Edwardian robes to the throughly modern micromini dresses! That is the essence of the “From THEN to NOW fashions" show to be presented by Ml&s Joan Booty’s modelling and charm school. This fashion snow will be one of the176 words
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118 1969-03-11 10 INEXPENSIVE watches these days are all “fashion" watches. having become a species jewellery to which the watch is almost incidental. So it’s natural that Kenneth J. Lane, the status designer in costumer jewellery, should do a special group for Sheffield’s spring collection. Snakes are a118 words
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Article121 1969-03-11 10 European fabrics for next fall will feature surface treatments in tighter, more subtle patterns than have been seen in recent seasons. The Italian woolens firm of Helita is showing worsted jacquards with a needlepoint effect, using only one or two colours. One is in cable121 words
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Article216 1969-03-11 10 LAVENDERS and violets coming up as the next step from pink, in soft, pale voiles, in mauve sweaters, in deeply pink-violet pants. MORE great vest ideas for spring, short and sassy in open-work knit, long and buttoned in reptile-look leather, soft in pink jersey. LOTS of216 words
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Article127 1969-03-11 10 The jumper having already been a success in spring collections. is now coming up even stronger for summer. This cool, casual look will be seen in both citv and leisure versions. Most often, it will take a shee r shirt in a dramatically coloured print. For127 words
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Miscellaneous313 1969-03-11 10 TODAY and YOU... Tuesday. March It, 1969. I tar G AZER‘*(O ARKS 4 VA» 21 APS 12 ?>l2-15-1832 5^36-*****8 TAURUS 4 AP9 20 1 Good 2 Be MAY 20 3 Ideal 53-58 4 K*«p 78-83-89 5 Vour 6 For GEMINI MAY 21 7 Very (Cy MAY 21 JUNE 20 I~'\4l-45-51-55313 words
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Article, Illustration629 1969-03-11 11 LESLIE NAKASHIMA - By LESLIE NAKASHIMA TOKYO, Mon. (UPI) Japanese professional golfers are finally beginning to show that they can deliver under pressure to the Jubilation of some 5,000,000 golfers in Japan. For the second straight tournament in two weeks, a young Japanese pro629 words
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356 1969-03-11 11 LITTLE NENE - By LITTLE NENE SINGAPORE. Mon. With the Far East Circuit players now in Kuala Lumpur where the third-leg of the circuit starts on Thursday, the Asians up to this stage have shown they are the ones to beat. Japan's Haruo Yasuda won the356 words
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Article243 1969-03-11 11 TOKYO. Mon. (Reuter) Berry Lougher scored 21 points to lead Hong Kong to a 27-0 victory over a Taiwan team on the third day of the first Asian Rugby Championship here today. The Hong Kong team, made up mainly of British military and police officers, displayed243 words
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Article150 1969-03-11 11 MELBOURNE, Mon (Reuter) Well-barked Cyron and Yootha fought out a thrilling deadheat todav in the US $24,000 11,200) Australian Cup over ten furlongs at Flemington. The ?-year-o|d Yootha (9/1), a prolific winner on country tracks in Victoria, looked a certain winner with 25 yards to go150 words
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201 1969-03-11 11 TAIPEI. Mon. (Reuter) A total of 107 golfers from 13 countries will take part in the US$lO,OOO China Open Golf Tournament at the Taiwan Golf and Country Club at Tamsui near Taipei, it was announced today. A spokesman for the Golf Association said that201 words
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Article157 1969-03-11 11 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Ted Dexter, recalled to Test cricket by England against Australia last summer, may have to drop out of first-class cricket this year. In a television discussion today on the disagreement between M.C.C. and the international Cavaliers team. Dexter said he would157 words
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Article175 1969-03-11 11 England’ s Team For Uber Cup LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) England will send a team of five women to play against Thailand in the inter-zone final ot tne Über Cup scheduled to be held in Tokyo on June 8, the England Badminton Association announced here today. Four of the five players175 words
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242 1969-03-11 11 Symbol Of Discrimination’ In HK To Go HONG KONG, Mon (Reuter) While cricket means fair play" to the English: in Hong Kong, where the majority of the population is Chines, it is a symbol ot discrimination. So when the Government announced last week that it would not renew the Hong242 words
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165 1969-03-11 11 TOKYO. Mon. (APT) For the first time, a Japanese thoroughbred will run in this year's famous French horse race “Arc De Tnomphe,” it was learned today. Speed Simboli. a six-year-old bay colt, is scheduled to leave for France, probably in July, Tomohlro Wada,165 words
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Article121 1969-03-11 11 MELBOURNE. Mon. (AFP)— Concerned about the scoring of the Rose-Rudkin world bantamweight title fight by one of its Vice Presidents, Ray Mitchell, the Australian Boxing Federation will next week discuss Mitchell’s judging. His 75-60 score in favour of Lionel Rose who retained his title by a point's victory121 words
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Article82 1969-03-11 11 Korean’ s Fine Sumo Debut OSAKA. Japan. Mon. (UPI) Suh Kil Yang of South Korea was jubilant today because he made his debut in Japan's traditional sport of sumo by winning his first two matches. The 21-year-old Korean is in the lowest class, having been among 9 of 19 applicants82 words
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171 1969-03-11 11 SINGAPORE. Mon Twenty teams from all over South Malaysia and Singapore have entered for the Johore Rugby Union ‘Sevens’ tournament, to be held at the Kluang Garrison ground, Johore, on Mar. 22. With a record number of entries. including several outstanding teams, the tournament171 words
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Article65 1969-03-11 11 HONG KONG. Mon. (Reuter) Hong Kong racing drivers are dissatisfied with the organisation of the first SouthEast Asian Highway Raljly due to be held from Anril 15 to 19. A spokesman for the Hong Kong Motor Sports Club said that it had not vet received any65 words
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85 1969-03-11 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Top favourites Fathul Karib defeated the four times league champions. Darul Afiah by two goals to one in a hardfought FAS Division One league match played at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Ali Astar and Andy Yeo scored for Fathul Karib.85 words
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Advertisement234 1969-03-11 11 Classified Ads. Death MRS. TANa CHEE CHENG, passed away peacefully this morning at 10.30 am She leaves behind her beloved husband, a sons, 2 daughters-In-law. a grandchildren and 2 brothers. Chow Heng Yee and Kuan Yee to mourn her loss. The funeral will leave the death house In Sago Lane234 words
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Miscellaneous48 1969-03-11 11 Time And Tide TODAY Singapore, 3.44 a.m. (6 ft. 9 ins 9.37 am. (3 ft. 4 ins.); 4.24 a.m. (7 ft. 6 ins); 10 47 pm. (4 ft. 3 ins.). TOMORROW Singapore. 4.52 a.m. (5 ft. 8 Ins 10.19 am (4 ft. 4 ins.); 5.56 p.m. (7 ft.).48 words
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Miscellaneous1086 1969-03-11 11 S »YOUR v TV and Radio today TV SINGAPURA (CHANNEL 51 P.M 555 Prog Summary in all Languages: 600 Belajar-lah Bahasa Kebangsaan: 6.05 Cartoon Corner. 6.30 Have Gun. Will Travel (Ben Jalisca'; 700 It's Happening m Singapore (Chinese Version i; 720 English For Everyone (Chinese Version*. 7.40 News in Chinese:1,086 words
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625 1969-03-11 12 PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad. Mon (Reuter) The West Indies cricket selectors yesterday dropped the once-feared fast bowling pair of Wesley Hall and Charlie Griffith from the West Indies team of 16 to tour England next month. It will be the first625 words
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699 1969-03-11 12 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) England manager Leslie Ames said yesterday that he decided to halt the riot-ruined cricket tour of Pakistan because the players were in danger. “For three weeks it was always on the cards that the tour would have to be abandoned699 words
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763 1969-03-11 12 WELLINGTON. New Zealand, Mon. (Reuter) New Zealand were within sight of victory at the close of the third day of the second cricket Test against the west Indies here today. Although thev faltered in their second innings, losing three wickets for 40. New763 words
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177 1969-03-11 12 MANILA. Mon. (UPI> Australian Richard Creaiy came from behind on Sundav to whip Filipino Eddie Cruz and wm the Philippines' National Open Tennis Championships in five sets. Cruz was ahead in the first two sets. 6-2. 6-4. until the third set when blisters on177 words
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Article138 1969-03-11 12 GEORGETOWN, Guyana. Mon (Reuter) Jamaica won the Caribbean's regional Shell Shield championship for the first time today when Guyana drew the last match of the tournament with Trinidad and Tobago. The final championship points were: Jamaica 24. Trinidad and Tobago 22. Barbados 18 and Guyana 12.138 words
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137 1969-03-11 12 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Table-Tennis Association will start off this season with the 1969 youth tournament on April 12. The tournament is open to players who are under the age of 17 years on April 1. this year. There will be both team137 words
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Article, Illustration181 1969-03-11 12 MRS. Mary Chan leads In NOVEMBER SI N, who completed the unique “double” of scoring two years consecutively in the Singapore Derby over li miles on Sunday. This dour stayer came with a pulverising run over the last furlong to win drawing away from Top Power.Sun pix.; — Eastern; Eastern Sun pix.; — Eastern Sun pix. - 181 words
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256 1969-03-11 12 MAR DEL PLATE. Argentina Mon. (CPI) The Soviet Union maintained its lead on Sunday night in the freestyle competition of the world wrestling championship here. Russian wrestlers won 14 matches a nd tied one Sunday easily maintaining its tourney lead. The Soviet team256 words
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197 1969-03-11 12 ORLANDO. Florida. Mon (Reuter) Little-known Ken Still came from two shots behind here to capture the US$ll5,OOO (£47.000) Florida Citrus Open It was the first triumph for Still, of Tacoma. Washington, in nearly eight years although he had come close with four runner-up197 words
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141 1969-03-11 12 Rose’ s Hand Injury Is Not Serious MELBOURNE. Mon (Reuter) The injury to the right hand of Australian Lionel Rose, world bantamweight champion, Is not serious. Earlier fears that a bone in the hand had been broken in last night's successful title defence against England's Alan Rudkin were dispelled after141 words
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Article54 1969-03-11 12 LOS ANGELES. Mon. (AFP) Australia's Rod Laver beat Marty Riessen (United States) 6-4. 10-8 to take the men’s singles title at the Los Angeles Invitation Professional Tennis Tournament here late yesterday Billie Jean King (United States) took the women’s title, with a 17-15. 6-3 win over54 words
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313 1969-03-11 12 A Sad Event In Annals Of Cricket LONDON. Mon (Reuter) The London Times said todav that planners of cricket tours overseas will have to take more account of the political climate in thp countries involved. This Independent British daily labelled the return of »he England team from Pakistan yesterday as313 words
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154 1969-03-11 12 Soccer Queen Of The Year’ Contest SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Women's Football Association are working hard to raise funds to organise an international 1969 Football Fiesta in August. The SWFA have sent invitations to three countries to participate in the soccer tournament. The countries are: Hong Kong. Australia and five154 words
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Article97 1969-03-11 12 CARACAS. Mon. (UPI) Australia’s top-seeded Margaret Smith-Court on Sunday won the women’s sinsles title of the 14th international Altamira Tennis Championships by default over Brazil's Maria Ester Bueno. Miss Bueno was unable to play in the finals against Miss Smith-Court due to a muscular injury97 words