Eastern Sun, 20 April 1969
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Title Section22 1969-04-20 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY •fr Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 075 Monday. 21 April 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents22 words
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Article98 1969-04-20 1 NEW YORK. Sun. (UPI) A fashion photographer taking pictures was set upon by a gang of six young men and knifed to death on Saturday. Police said the mid-afternoon killing took place as the photographer and two companions worked on the street in the shadow on the Manhattan98 words
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Article129 1969-04-20 1 NIGERIA MONROVIA. Sun. (Reuter) Six African leaders today ended their search here for a compromise settlement of the Nigerian civil war without announcing any progress towards a ceasefire. A final marathon session of the Organisation of African Unity's (OAU) Consultative Committee broke up in the early129 words
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Article131 1969-04-20 1 TOKYO. Sun (CPI) An airplane of a Japanese newspaper sighted seven US. warships including an aircraft carrier enterin* the Japan Sea this afternoon. The mass circulation Asahl Shlmbun said its own aerial photo plane "Asagumo" spotted the aircraft carrier t'SS Honnet (phonetic) and six other131 words
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Article, Illustration287 1969-04-20 1 ASIAN HIGHWAY RALLY SINGAPORE, Sun. Rizon Sardon of Malaysia was today declared the winner of the first Asian Highway Motor Rally from Vientiane to Singapore, which ended here yesterday. Rizan, son of the Malaysian Minister for Transport, Tan Sri Sardon, is an electrical engineer withEastern; Sun photos. - 287 words
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273 1969-04-20 1 Kt'ALA LUMPUR, Sun. Emerging from their chartered jet liner at the Kuala Lumpur airport after their visits to Iran. Switzerland and the Federal Republic of Germany, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong ond the Raja Permaisuri Agong were greeted with a sight which surely must273 words
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Article133 1969-04-20 1 HALESWORTH. England. Bun (Reuter) Lord Rugby, former Governor General of the Sudan, who postponed hia retirement to serve as Britain's wartime special envoy to the Irish Republic, died here today. He was 91. As Sir John Maffey he won distinction in the former Indian Civil Service133 words
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Article109 1969-04-20 1 LONDON. Sun. (Reuter) Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew yesterday conferred with Singapore High Commission officials here an* representatives from the Singapore Investment Centre in New York. On Monday, Mr. Lee is to launch a similar investment centre in London. Today Mr. Lee will relax on109 words
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Article75 1969-04-20 1 MOSCOW. Sun. (UPI) For the first time since the Russian revolution of 1917, the war years excepted, the Soviet Union may celebrate the Mayday holidays without military parades in Moscow and other metropolitan areas. There have been no rehearsals yet for such parades in Moscow75 words
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542 1969-04-20 1 NEW YORK. Sun. (Reuter) The wife of Commander Lloyd Bucher. captain of the captured U.S. intelligence ship Pueblo, today accused former President Lyndon Johnson of being remiss in his duty by tolerating the seizure of the ship by the North Koreans. Writing in542 words
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Article268 1969-04-20 1 BEIRUT. Sun (Reuter) Iraq announced today that It considers the 1937 border agreement with Iran on navigation rights along the Bhatt-El-Arab River still valid and binding to both countries. Baghdad Radio reported. Iran yesterday declared the agreement nul! and void because. It claimed. Iraq had violated268 words
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Article70 1969-04-20 1 BILBAO, Spain. Sun (Reuter) Several priests In Vizcaya Province, Northeast Spain have fled their parishes to avoid arrest by police hunting Basque nationalist extremists. informed sources said here yesterday. Two priests from Bilbao parishes Father Joseba Acha and Father Martin Orbe. were detained during searches of church halls70 words
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Article105 1969-04-20 1 LONDON. Sun. (UPD Once upon a time, girls wore clothes distinctly different from the boys Gradually they got to look more and more alike. Now. London Is selling onesex clothes that hang on the rail for either member of the species to buy. This last word in105 words
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Article71 1969-04-20 1 BANGKOK. Sun. (Reuter) A five-year-old boy was burned to death and a policeman seriously injured when fire swept through a shopping area and destroyed 11 buildings in suburban Bangkhen yesterday. police reported. The boy was sleeping above his father's drug store, while the policeman was71 words
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Advertisement167 1969-04-20 1 222 Silom Road, Bangkok, Thailand. Cable: "NARAIHOTEL BANGKOK" Tel. ***** 500 Rooms Luxury Hotel Completely Airconditioned. Located downtown Bangkok. Where the Social World Meets and Stays. In This Issue STUDENTS in London form action front—Page 2. MORE Asian Highway Rally pictures Page 2. STOP firecracker madness Page 3. SOCIAL Page167 words
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Miscellaneous17 1969-04-20 1 LADIES PAY "It seems to work out pretty well they live in one of those split-level places!"17 words
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591 1969-04-20 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. A United Malaysian and Singapore Students' Action Front (UMSSAF) has been formed in London to resist moves to disrupt the unity of Malaysian and Singapore students. This was disclosed today by Mr. Amir Dastan, Chairman of the mass forum representatives of the591 words
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Article234 1969-04-20 2 Kl T ALA LUMPUR. Sun The Executive Secretary of UMNO, Enche Musa Hitam. today hit out at opposition parties for resorting to double-talk, racialism, ridicule and character assassination in their election campaigns. They have been led to »uch a course because there was no particular major234 words
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Article168 1969-04-20 2 JAKARTA Sun. (UPI) Indonesia looks towards the United States for continuing financial aid and investments to rebuild its economy, left virtually in shambles by ousted President Sukarno. In contrast to Sukarno's pronouncements on American assistance to "go to hell" and camaraderie with the Communist168 words
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216 1969-04-20 2 UNITED NATIONS, Sun. (I PI) Land reform has made more progress in Asia and the Near East than in Latin America, according to a 17. N.l 7 .N. report. The 42-page document summarises the fifth in a series of land reform studies prepared jointly216 words
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Article, Illustration358 1969-04-20 2 K.S. SIDHU - Ir_ K.S. SIDHU SINGAPORE, Sun. In true Alien spirit, some ralliers who had earlier threatened to boycott the grand motor-parade in front of the City Hall, eventually decided to live up to sportsmanship. Grim faces which were full of protest and rage, soon turnedEastern Sun pix. - 358 words
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Article67 1969-04-20 2 BANGKOK. Sun. (Reuter) —Communist guerillas in Phitsanulok Province, about 250 miles north of Bangkok, burned down a road bridge and ambushed a jeep-lad of policemen who arrived on the scene last Wednesday, the Bangkok World reported today. The newspaper said the police suffered no casualties in driving67 words
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Article128 1969-04-20 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. Bua routes will be set up by private entrepreneurs to link the countries in the Asian Highway soon This indication was given today by the Minuter for Social Affairs, Enche Othman Wok He was speaking at the prize-giving ceremonv for the winners of128 words
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Article153 1969-04-20 2 KUALA LUMPUF, Sun. Malaysia* first factory to bottle and can refined fresh toddy win begin production next month. This was d'sclosed In the latest issue of the Malaysia Industrial Digest published by the Federal Industrial Development Authority. It say* that the Nlra Cola Sendlrian Berhad which153 words
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Article, Illustration268 1969-04-20 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. The newly-e lec t e d General-Secretary of the Singapore Teachers Union, Mr. K. Thiagarajah, said today that the S.T.U. would vigorously pursue the objectives and resolutions adopted at the 10th annual delegates conference held recently. I Mr. Thiagarajah described the »even-point268 words
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Article262 1969-04-20 2 KUALA LUMPI/R. Sun A call for a stop to the •Tire-cracker madness" during festivals has been made by the Selangor Consumers Association. The large amount of money spent annually on firecrackers can a!«o be put to bettor use to help meet the needs of charitable and262 words
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Article167 1969-04-20 2 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Sun Four youths gatecrashed a party given by a contractor yesterday and robbed him and his guests of 5U.960 in cash and Jewellery. Mr Ng Uhok. 47. told police that he was giving a party to tome friends at his house in Batu167 words
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Miscellaneous54 1969-04-20 2 SPORE DIAftV I 530 p.m.-9 p.m.: BATA free X-ray station at Alexandra Community Centre, Mel Ling Street 7.30 p.m.: Free film shows by Ministry of Culture at Kampong Ayer Panas Sem■bawang, Yook Klau School (Tamplnes Road) and Tuas Village Wayang Stage (Jurong Road). 8 p.m.: Indian dance practice at National54 words
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719 1969-04-20 3 SINGAPORE, Sun. The 25th plenary ECAFE session which resumes tomorrow will make a detailed study of the second phase of operations of the United Nations Asian Institute for Economic Development and Planning. Mr. S- Rajaratnam. Singapore's Minister for Foreign Affairs, who chaired the twoday719 words
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Article267 1969-04-20 3 TRAMX AGENCIES NEW YORK, Sun. (CPI) U.S. travel agencies recently discovered to their horror that almost half of them lose money, and sales of domestic airlines tickets are a considerable part of the problem. Owners of some travel agencies knew they were losing money. And they267 words
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Article100 1969-04-20 3 CAGLIARI, Sardinia, Sun. (Reuten Ponce reinforcements were sent to a prison here today when about 110 prisoners refund to return to their cells after their morning exercise. The protest ended a threeda* lull after the most extensive prison riots In Italy to a decade to demand better conditions100 words
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Article36 1969-04-20 3 NEW DELHI. Sun (Reuter) Eleven people. Including several children, were killed and more than 60 injured when the roof of house collapsed today on a wedding farty at Meerut. 40 miles rom Delhi.36 words
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Article73 1969-04-20 3 SINGAPORE Sun A chariot procession will leave the Shree Lakshminarayan Temple. Chander Road, to celebrate the opening ceremony of the temple, tomorrow at 7.00 p.m. The procession will pass through the following streets: Serangoon Road. Rochore Canal Road. Rochore Road. Waterloo Street. Bras Basah Road. Queen Street. Stamford73 words
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204 1969-04-20 3 MOSCOW. Sun. (I'PI) —An alarming drop i n the birth rate is giving Soviet authorities second thoughts about the cherished Communist notion of complete equality of women. Russian women have become so emancipated that they no longer want to be burdened by large families.204 words
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Article136 1969-04-20 3 PERTH. Sun. (Reuter) Australia is about to enter into a mammoth A 51,250 million contract to supply iron ore to Japan, the West Australian Minister for Industrial Development. Mr. Charles Court, announced tonight. Mr. Court said the agreement between the Japanese steel mills and Cliffs West136 words
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Article, Illustration226 1969-04-20 3 SINGAPORE. Sun. With a sudden move to Kuala Lumpur, men of "A" Squadron The Queen's Own Hussars will this week and next week demonstrate how quickly they can get Into action at a distance from Singapore, with the help of the Royal226 words
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Article102 1969-04-20 3 LAGOS. Sun. 'Reuter> vr ff rlai i, federal leader. Major General Yakubu Gor,??c r sterc L ay carried a nurse from his home village a!fi?nrf2i 0 K rfu L State adding i2i £S. by a 5° ut 800 civilian and military dignitaries. They watched In the Chmt102 words
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262 1969-04-20 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Alliance would rather lose the elections than allow the communal harmony, goodwill and understanding among the races, which it had taken so many years to build up. to be destroyed. This was stated bv the Minister of Education. Enche Mohamed262 words
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Article74 1969-04-20 3 PRAGUE, Sun. (Reuter) Prague University students said today they would take over the philosophy faculty building tomorrow in what will be the first major public protest against Mr. Alexander Dubcek's replacement aa Czechoslovak Communist Party leader. Alter discussing the leadership changes at a meeting today. students74 words
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Article53 1969-04-20 3 VATICAN CITY, Sun (UPI) Msgr. Ambroz Lazik. the Apostolic Administrator of Tmava. Czechoslovakia, died early Sunday in the Czech city, the Vatican announced. He was 71. Lazik, who also was titular Bishop of Appla, was born in 1897 in Nadas He was ordained in 1922 and became53 words
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420 1969-04-20 3 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Society of Accountants has called on the Malaysian Government to remove the restriction of Singapore accountants in Malaysia. The appeal was made by the President of the society, Mr. Song Chwee Him. when he spoke at the society's annual general420 words
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Article98 1969-04-20 3 JAKARTA. Sun (Reuter) Information Minister Budiardjo said today the Government was confident that West Irian would remain part of Indonesia. Addressing meeting of officials, the Minister said the West Irian people had been aware that the territory was a part of the republic. "We are confident98 words
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Article134 1969-04-20 3 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI) Leftist Japanese students, demanding early reversion of Okinawa to Japan and protesting the US-Japan security treaty clashed today with police. Twenty-one of some 5.000 students were arrested, but no one was reported injured. Police made the arrests when the snake-dancing students tried to storm134 words
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Article61 1969-04-20 3 6EOUL. Sun. (UPI) US. military forces in South Korea were placed on emergency alert effective early Saturday morning, a South Korean newspaper reported The Government owned daily Seoul Shinmun said all American forces in Korea were ordered into the "Defcon Two" posture, an alert statu* ordered for Impending61 words
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Article, Illustration474 1969-04-20 4 WHILE their husbands were husv debating at the current ECAFE session bemg held 1b Singapore the wives had a specially drafted programme which Included visits to places of interest, shopping and sight seeing. Last week thev were guepts of the First Lady, Puan Xoor Aishah over tea474 words
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Article, Illustration898 1969-04-20 5 WASHINGTON, Sun. (UPI) U.S. intelligence flights, with air and seapower protection, were believed to have resumed yesterday over the oea or Japan as the search ended for survivors of the unarmed reconnaissance plane shot down by North Korea. The protective sea and airUPI radiophoto. - 898 words
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Article908 1969-04-20 5 MANILA. Sun. (UPI) Delia Morales will be going on to high school on a scholarship grant because she cried at ner graduation on Friday. Sen. Emmanuel Pelaez. who spoke at Delia's graduation, was touched by her tears in making her valedictory address and he offered to shoulder her future908 words
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38 1969-04-20 5 UPI Radiophoto.UPI Radiophoto. - 38 words
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423 1969-04-20 5 TOKYO Sun (UPI) The Japanese Government yesterday supported US. President Mr. Richard Nixon's decision to continue reconnaissance flights under protection over the Sea of Japan but the major opposition expressed anxiety about the operations. Chief Cabinet Secretary Mr. Shlperu Hon told newsmen yesterday it423 words
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Article171 1969-04-20 5 LOS ANGELES Sun a*PI) S:rhan B Sirhan. the convicted k'ller of Sen Robert F Kennedy, was visited in his cell during the weekend by his mother and brothers The seven men and five women who found him guilty of first degre« murder on Thursday after 17171 words
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Article184 1969-04-20 5 JERUSALEM. Sun. (UPI) Egyptian forces opened fire on Israeli troops yesterday In •he 11th consecutive day of fighting across the Sue 7 Canal. Israeli mllr.ary officials said. Egyptian troeps opened up with light arms sniping, then tank and artillery fire at o*oo GMT. official! said184 words
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Article59 1969-04-20 5 SASEBO. Japan. (UPI) The U.S Navy destroyer Tucker sailed into the partially cloudly Sasebo Bay on Sunday morning to turn over the remains of two sailors to their loved ones more than four days and 19 hours alter they were killed by the North Koreans 75 miles59 words
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Article240 1969-04-20 5 BERLIN. Sun. (UPI> The SOth anniversary of Adolf Hitler's birth passes with little notice today jn this nation which has risen from the depths of the sbame and rum he brought. It was on April 20. ISB9. in the A'istrian village of Brau-nau-Am-Imm. that the man who240 words
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408 1969-04-20 5 LONDON. Sun. (UP!) The United States and Russia will start their lone-awaited nuclear arms control talks "very shortly" but a summit between President Nixon and Kremlin leaders is still some time off, authoritative Communist diplomatic sources said yester- In principle, the decks have been408 words
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Advertisement374 1969-04-20 5 Teething time .time a My poor, teething Ba by You'll soon be tip-top: Ma's given you Steedman't And your pain's bound to stofx Both Powders and Jelly Will your plan drive away AM keep Baby happy And jolly all dey! STEEDMAN'S PRODUCTS ARE MADE IN BRITAIN BY EXPERTS TO HELP374 words
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Article271 1969-04-20 6 THE report by a team of U.S. experts on an aerospace industry for Singapore, if implemented in a thorough fashion, will push the Republic to unheard of heights. The survey is not a dream but a practical approach by citizens of a nation which today occupies the foremost271 words
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Article265 1969-04-20 6 UPI THE Sydney Sunday Telegraph in a lead editorial said President Nixon's stern warning to North Korea that U.S. reconnaissance planes will be escorted by fighters must effectively disillusion any communist hopes the new administration would be softer than President Johnson's. In the editorial headedUPI - 265 words
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Article210 1969-04-20 6 UPI THE New York Times in a Sunday editorial entitled "China's Communist Congress" commented: "The Ninth Congress of the Chinese Communist Party consecrates a purge. Nothing that has appeared at the conclave is more important than what has disappeared: more than two-thirds of the members ofUPI - 210 words
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458 1969-04-20 6 ANTHONY WHITE - By ANTHONY WHITE SALISBURY, Sun. (Reuter) Rhodesia's whit* rulers are carefully setting the stage for their most defiant slap at Britifch authority since the colony declared its independence more than three years ago Confident that the country ha« weathered the wor«t storms458 words
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Article130 1969-04-20 6 LONDON. RUB <Reutrr I Left wing Labour members of Parliament and trade union leaders met here aecretly this weekend to disc UM a ran pair* (A harass the Government. the Sunday Telegraph reported today The group of ahout la who oppose the Government's proposed legislation130 words
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Article14 1969-04-20 6 Whitman Walt - Whitman Walt. Jf anything it saered the human body ia tarred Whitman,14 words
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427 1969-04-20 6 JANE BRAGA - By JANE BRAGA RIO DE JANEIRO, Sun. (Reuter) A thr«e-m»n expedition ii due to leave here this week to seek friendly contact with an entirely primitive tribe of Indians in north-eentral Mato Grosso State. The Tapaiuna Indians better known as "Wooden Lips" because of427 words
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Article660 1969-04-20 6 WASHINGTON, Sun. (IPI) The Washington Post said on Saturday President Nixon's orders to protect l'-S. intelligence ships 'was prohabh the least he could do under the circumstances and al*o probably the most he will do or ought to do' In an editorial the Post said: "It660 words
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Article692 1969-04-20 6 Sin Chew Jit Poh - (From Sin Chew Jit Poh Recently. the Singapore Automobile Association and the Driving Tutors' Association have had a row on the fall of the percentage of passes in driving tests The Auto Association blamed the tutors in general of being inexperienced and irresponsible and advocated the holding of692 words
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Article74 1969-04-20 6 LETTERS... Resident of Tior.g Bahru And that the bus transport situation has gone from bad to worse. Every morning !ong queues of offl-e workers are seen along T'.ong Bahru Road bus stops. Sce.ng is believing I hope that the M P concerned would come personally to74 words
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Article454 1969-04-20 6 DAVID LAWDAY - Bv DAVID LAWDAY SAN FRANCISCO. Sun. (Reuter) Americans, mainly satisfied (or two centuries bv hard Jiquor beer and iced water, are beginning to step out a* a wine- drinking people. They may never be a match for the French and Italians but their taste for wine is growing454 words
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Article244 1969-04-20 6 Aline Mosby - By Aline Mosby PRAGUE, Sun. (UPI) Stuaents at the Prague School of Economics made tne first open attack on the new regime of Gustav Husak on Saturday, accusing the Czechoslovak Communist Party of a sell-out and citing '•unjustified, brutal interference" as the only cause of anti-Soviet244 words
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Article484 1969-04-20 6 KHADER NASSAR - By KHADER NASSAR BEIRUT, Sun. (Reuter) Relations between Iran and Iraq strained over the disputed Shatt-El-Arab River border Region have ebbed and flowed over the last 10 years. Egypt and Syria, which do not have diplomatic relations with Iran at present, often accuse it of being influenced484 words
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236 1969-04-20 6 Robert Evans - By Robert Evans MOSCOW. Sun. tßeuter) The Soviet Union, having set its seal of approval on Dr. Gustav Husak as new Czechoslovak Communist Party chief, today maintained public neutrality or. the Prague leadership shuffle. Soviet newspapers have so far avoided any comment on the removal236 words
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272 1969-04-20 6 Alan Reditt - By Alan Reditt MONROVIA. Sun (Reuter) —Liberia's President William Tubman and President Harnani Diori of Niger today enoed marathon talks with Biafran representatives on meant of achieving peaceful settlement in the Nigerian civil war. The two Presidents met the B.afrs delegation. led272 words
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829 1969-04-20 7 GOH ENG KEE - The weekly market review By GOH ENG KEE c n Steady to firm condition* ruled in the Stock cnange Malaysia and Singapore the past week. Trading wai active cs ne market was not particularly strained by any underlying factors noted previously. 9829 words
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172 1969-04-20 7 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI) Japan's balance of payments for international tourism In fiscal 1966 is expected to be about US$B2 million or about double the deficit registered in 1968, it was disclosed yesterday. The tourist committee of the invisible Trade Export Council estimated on Friday172 words
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Article107 1969-04-20 7 BUENOS AIRES. Sun. <UPI) Tne Argentine Mint started printing temporary "new pesos" on Friday in a move aimed at giving the nation's money a facelifting. The "new pesos," which will go into circulation in 15 cays, will be worth 100 times the existing ones, pegged at107 words
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Article148 1969-04-20 7 CANBERRA, Sun The total Australian fish eatch for 1967-68 amounted to 104,900 000 lb., an Increase of 6 4 per eent over the previous year s eatch The record AustraUgn salmon catch and increased snoek (barraeoutg) and tuna landings were mainly responsible for this. Total of148 words
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228 1969-04-20 7 ADELAIDE, Sun Delegates from seven Asian countries were among the 30ft Australia and overseas attending the recent ninth convention of the International Federation of Asian and Western Pacific Contractors Association in Adelaide, capital of the State of South Australia. Oversea.* delegate to the convention228 words
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Article66 1969-04-20 7 TOKYO. Sun (UPI) Japan's 12 foreign exchange banks yesterday raised their import usance rate by .125 per cent to a record 9 50 per cent for usance bills with letters of credit and 976 per cent for usance without letters of credit The bank* said they66 words
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Article66 1969-04-20 7 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI) Foreign investors will be able to hold up to 33 per cent of oustanding shares in the Sony Corporation, one of Japan's top electronic appliance makers, it was announced The government's decision means foreigners will be able ♦o buy an additional four million Sonv shares66 words
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211 1969-04-20 7 HONG KONG. Sun. (Reuter) 'ine New China News Agency said today Britain's ne* budget was a new sign ot an "awkward dilemma" contenting me Labour Government. The official organ, commenting on the buaget subrr.i.ted by the British Government to the House of Commons on April211 words
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84 1969-04-20 7 CANBERRA, Sun. The wool, wheat, sugar and timber industries will be featured on four new Australian stamps this year. The Post Office is planning several series of stamps depicting Australian primary and secondary industries and ether aspects of national development. Each group will be on84 words
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Article98 1969-04-20 7 TOKYO, Sun. (UPI) Hungarian Min.ster cf Foreign Traae. Mr. Jcsef Biro arrived in Tokyo yesterday for a series cf talks with government and business leaders on economic re.ations between the two countries. Mr Biro will meet with Foreisn Minister Mr. Kiichi Aichi ar.d International98 words
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Article80 1969-04-20 7 NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana. 6un. (UPi; —The Japan Society ef New Orleans and the New Orleans Board of Trade. Ltd., entertained members of Japan's economic mission to the Southern States at a reception today. The trade delegation, made lip of some of Japan's leading industrialists, is touring80 words
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Article251 1969-04-20 7 CANBERRA. 6un The Ord irrigation project in Western Australia would In the long run contribute far more to the development of northern Australia than any of the major mineral developments. The Australian Minister for National Development. Mr David Fairbairn. said this at a reeent ceremony251 words
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Article64 1969-04-20 7 BANGKOK. Sun. (AFP) The Indonesian Embassy here hag denied reports that an official Indonesian trade mission, headed by a brother of President Suharto, was now visiting Taiwan, it was reported yesterday. An embassy statement said the reports were "completely incorrect." There never was an official trade mission sent64 words
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338 1969-04-20 7 MELBOURNE, Sun. The Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd. (BHP), Australia's largest st««l maker, has announced a project costing more than $150,000,000 to expand its steelworks at Pert Kembla. south of Sydney on the east coast of New South Wales. A new blast furnace with338 words
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82 1969-04-20 7 A policemen halts traffic temporarily during a historic moment as Concorde 002, the British version of the Anglo/ French supersonic airliner, flies over the Gloucestershire countryside before landing at the Royal Air Air Force station at Fairford after completing its successful maiden flight. Taking off from the British Aircraft Corporation's82 words
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Article211 1969-04-20 7 DETROIT. Sun. (UPI) Top officers and directors of general Motor Corp shared a total of USS 17.739.500 ir salaries bonuses and stock credits in 19«8 a proxy statement to shareholders disclosed Total bonus swards for 15.447 executives of GM. including the top officers, was US211 words
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Article123 1969-04-20 7 S pore Orders Thai Rice BANGKOK. SUB. (AFP) Singapore placed en urgent order on Friday for 5.000 toas of Thai rice, according to Ministry of Economic Affairs announcement here The Ministry gave no other detaila of the Singapore order Rice traders here have beer concerned over a glut In the123 words
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Article31 1969-04-20 7 WW DELHI. Sun. OJPI) India will import fertilizers worth TJS62BA million during fiscal year 1969-70. The Imports will be mainly urea, ammonium sulphate and calcium ammonium nitrate.31 words
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296 1969-04-20 7 QJYDNEY, Sun.—The Asian Development Bank has announced that it will co-operate with research projects in vegetables and financial security arrangements. In response to a request by seven member countries the bank wiU contribute $300,000 to support the Asian Vegetable Research and Development Centre (AVRDC),296 words
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Article48 1969-04-20 7 I'VITED NATION'S Sun (Ret: tar) A 12 per e*nt rise in wwld trade las* yetr was the highest Increase In the par 15 yaars. according to U.N statistic*. Last year's world trade, excluding the coun'ries. reaehed a total value of 236.000 million dollars (£95,000 million).48 words
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Article231 1969-04-20 7 AUSTRALIA has designed a t\ new type of spectacle lens to prevent certain types of vision distortions. The new lenses, the isogonal lenses, are considered a major break-through and will help an estimated 60.000 Austrlaians to see hetter. The isogonal lens concept was developed six years231 words
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Article143 1969-04-20 7 TOKYO. Sun <UPI> Japan s first nuclear powered merchant ship, scheduled to be launched on June 12. will be christened "Mutsu." the Japan Nuclear Ship Development Agency announced yesterday. The aaency said the name was selected from about 50 submitted by the public and 1* named143 words
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277 1969-04-20 8 PARIS, Sun. (Reuter) France's referendum campaign finally appeared to be gaining momentum yestsrday while politicions debated whether President de Gaulle might have to make a last-minute appeal to the country to clinch o convincing victory. As Gaullist and opposition leaders plunged into a final week277 words
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290 1969-04-20 8 LONDONDERRY, Northern Ireland, Sun. (Reuter) More than 80 people were injured in a rock slinglne riot here yesterday after police intervened between two rival factions and the mob turned on them. It u-as the worst disturbance in the British province since the brutal290 words
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380 1969-04-20 8 MANILA. Sun. <UPI> Philippine President Ferdinand E. Marcos sP«nds much of his time these days distributing money to village leaders in the rural areas. Mr. Marcos hands each leader a cheque for 2.000 pesos (.USSSOO) duly appropriated by the Philippine Congress for rural development. It380 words
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Article82 1969-04-20 8 ALGIERS Sun. (Router) Th* three Palestinians held in Switzerland for attacking an Israeli airliner at Zurich Airport last February were yesterday reported to be planning to start another hunger strike next Tuesday One of their Algerian lawyers. Mr. Amar Bentoumi. said their hunger strike would be a protest82 words
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Article282 1969-04-20 8 6T LOUIS. Missouri. Sun IUPI) Communist China should be admitted to the United Nations and the organisations peace-keeping machinery should be substantially bolstered. US. Sen. Stuart Symington. Democrat Missouri, said last night. §en Symington also said "stronger measures should be taken to assure that282 words
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297 1969-04-20 8 VIENTIANE, Sun. (UPI) Neutralist Laotian Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma declared yesterday the bombing of Pathet Lao controlled area:, includine the Ho Chi Mlnh Trail running through Laos, will continue for as long a* there are North Vietnamese forces in the country. "It's impossible for us297 words
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Article, Illustration657 1969-04-20 8 SAIGON, Sun. (UPI) There have been more than 4,000 indications of Communist activity inside the Demilitarised *-one since >e halt in bombing of North Vietnam last ov. American military sources reported yesteraay. The incidents range from supply movements to occasions when U.S.UPI radiophoto by Kent Potter. - 657 words
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668 1969-04-20 8 CAPE KENNEDY, Florida. Sun. (UPI) President Nixon's revised 1970 civilian space spending programme is designed to keep Americans flying to the mocn through 1972 but it will slow Initial space station work and cut back unmanned projects. If approved by Congress. it also will668 words
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Article, Illustration96 1969-04-20 8 HONG KONG, Sun. Communist China's ruler Mao Tse-tung (top) and his political heir Lin Piao (bottom, with Mao in background) are seen at the opening session of the Ninth National Congress of the Chinese Communist party in Peking in these delayed film scenes taken from television in96 words
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Article84 1969-04-20 8 MEXICO CITY. Sun. (Reuter) City Police Chief Renato Vega Amador was machine-gunned and seriously wounded yesterday when he foiled an attempt by three beared men »o hold up a bank delivery van near the city centre. General Vega Amador was shot four times in the groin and84 words
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Article169 1969-04-20 8 SAIGON. Sun Renter) A new South Vietnamese political party, the Progressive Nationalist Movement, held its flrst public meeting today and said it would consider joining a political alliance under President Nguyen Van Thieu if invited The party, formed in response to President Thieu's recent call169 words
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Article64 1969-04-20 8 NAPLES (Reuteri NATO warship? and aircraft start 13 days of mock warfare in the Mediterranean on Sunday, at a time when the Soviet Feet in the area is at its greatest ever strer-gth The manoeuvres. called Dawn Patrol", will Involve more than 60 warships and64 words
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Article625 1969-04-20 8 SYDNEY. (Reuter) A brown snake dropped dead here vesterdav after b ttlng an amateur reptile collector. The collector. Neville Bums. 19. who was unhurt, said: "It looked quite healthy before It bit me." ZANZIBAR (Reuter) The spice island of Zanzibar, which gets its main revenue from cloves, yesterday introduced625 words
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Article321 1969-04-20 8 SAIGON. Sun. (Reuter) South Vietnam yesterday suspended two more newspapers and sentenced an editor to five years imprisonment. The Chinese-language daily Tan Quoc (International News) was suspended for carrying reports on Mao Tse-Tung and on the Chinese Communist Party Congress, an Information Ministry- spokesman said. This321 words
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Article980 1969-04-20 9 SHOTA USHIO - By SHOTA USHIO one Ume When just about everT one is taking the >outh movement seriously. particularly nnUin7?t S lTn «f,? 5 V n0V !l Vukio Mish'ma li putting It down with a massive sneer of contemnt. For a man 14 years past the magic age980 words
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Article112 1969-04-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Vice-President of the Malaysian Trades Union Congress. Mr. K. George, will attend a UNESCO-sponsored seminar on functional literacy in Nicosia. Cyprus, from May 6 to 10. It is organised by the World Trade Union Congress representing 350 million workers throughout the world.112 words
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Article86 1969-04-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A group of 117 members of the combined electricity authorities, Thailand, led by Dr. Boonrod Binson Under-Secre-tary of State. Ministry of National Development, will arrive here as guests of the National Electricity Board, Kilat Club, tomorrow. During their flve-day social visit, they86 words
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Article331 1969-04-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Three Ministers will lead the delegations of Iran, Jordan, and the United Arab Republic to the international conference of Muslim nations beginning here on Monday. About 100 delegates from 20 countries will be attending the one-week conference, which will be opened by the331 words
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Article99 1969-04-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR Sun (YAP) A School of Technology and a School of Business Studies are to be es'ablished in ♦he Tunku Abdul Rahman College next year. A statement from the college said the course structure and the necessary recruitment of teaching staff would be finalised aoen. The99 words
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Article743 1969-04-20 9 DALE MORSCH - By DALE MORSCH NEW DELHI (ITI) Arharya Vinoba Bhave, India's Walking Saint, is as controversial among manv Indians as he is popular with his millions of followers. The" 73-year-old spiritual heir of Mahatma Gandhi, patriarch of Independent India. was mentioned as a possible candidate for743 words
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333 1969-04-20 9 PHNOM PENH. Cambodia. Run. (Reuter) —An ornate chariot carrvtng 110 books arranged around a statue of Buddha rolled through the streets of Phnom Penh recently leoding a procession of 2.000 monks and tens of thousands of cheering Buddhists. The event marked the333 words
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Article, Illustration646 1969-04-20 9 R. C. PANDE - By R. C. PANDE F| HARMS ALA. India (UPI) To escape the Chinese Communists, the Dalai Lama fled from the snow plains of Tibet two miles above sea level to the milder climate of north India. He found sanctuary at an elevation 7.500 feet lower than hisUPI pix. - 646 words
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139 1969-04-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. An Indonesian religious expert today proposed the setting up of a radio network to apread the teachings of Islam. He Is Haji Muhammah Saleh Sua'idy. who »ald the network would cover South-Cast Asia, the Middle East the Near East and Africa. He139 words
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Article146 1969-04-20 9 HONG KONG. Sun. (Reuter) The South Vietnam National Liberation Front has ser a message to North Korea hailing the shooting down of the U S navv EC-121 plane on April 15 the North Vietnam News Agency reported today. Th«- mes«a*e was sent by Mr. Tran Nam146 words
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Article56 1969-04-20 9 BANGKOK. Sun. (Reuter) —The Thai Government has rushed water, food and medical supplies to aid 75.000 people suffering from drought in Khon Khaen Province, Northeastern Thailand. Officials of the Public Disaster Relief Division said in one area hundreds of villagers had to walk *ix miles to56 words
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Miscellaneous227 1969-04-20 9 I ISATION LIDO Phone ***** LAST DAT! DM ta N!a Irnrth 4 (haw* Tlan: 11. t.M. 111. 915 pa School Children 11/- to anr »eat at 11. 3.30 l.'.S p.m. chows Dies Van Dree. Sa.ly Ann Howe* CHITTT CIIITTT BANG BANG" TnyfM Panavi>ion A Color IPAI OPEN'S TOMORROW! Oeorje Pepoard227 words
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Miscellaneous85 1969-04-20 9 TODAY and YOU.J Monday, April 21* 1969. SSEIM 110 JUL 21 g. 22 u rrt 4J O r 44 Not 45 Compio*** 46 Up 47 E.poM 48 A 49 9. 50WeuU 31 for 52 S*orfy 53 To 54 *o».fcty 55 Tocki* 56 Seft 57 D tceuroat 51 Voo^tlf 59 To85 words
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Miscellaneous259 1969-04-20 9 CATHAY I PALACE ***** 447 5 7 8 NOW SHOWING' 11. 1.3*. IN. 1.00 A 44). 6 IS p m 8 45 9 SO p ot. Mujie Smith "THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE"COIpt (Po*) Students Concession $lOO To Any PEAT DII.T At DAR 6no*» C THAT PALACE. COMINO! Lana259 words
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Article, Illustration450 1969-04-20 10 A MALE secretary? (Gosh! How uninteresting! But like it or not, the picture of a young lady sitting on the boss's lap who in due course becomes his lawful wife is fast being erased. In place of this long-haired, dark eye-browed, rosycheeked, cherrv-lipped, slim young450 words
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Article, Illustration396 1969-04-20 10 ANY place, anywhere, anytime must be kept clean. Our Republic is a very small plac« compared to her huge population. Therefore, we must keep our homes and surroundings clean so as to prevent diseases such as cholera, dysentery, typhoid, tuberculosis. etcetera. By developing cleanliness it means396 words
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Article, Illustration410 1969-04-20 10 I AST Saturday my friend and I decided to climb a hill in my neighbourhood. So we set off the next morning. I decided to draw and paint some scenes, from the hill top. So I brought along my drawing and painting equipment. We set off very410 words
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Article, Illustration501 1969-04-20 10 AWAKENING by the sound of the alarm clock one sunny morning, I found that it was nearly nine o'clock. I got a shock for the alarm was supposed to sound at an hour earlier. Later, I came to know that my little cheeky brother had played a501 words
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Article, Illustration381 1969-04-20 10 IN Singapore, community centres play the role of a middle-man between the government and its citisens. These community centres serve as a better out-reach, especially to those people living in the rural areas. First of all, let us look Into the various activities found in381 words
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Article, Illustration404 1969-04-20 10 SPORTS and games played a vital role especially in building up a rugged and robust nation. It is one of the popular forms of entertainment. Certain people make sports their profession by representing and participating for their respective nations in international sport meets namely. the404 words
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Article, Illustration393 1969-04-20 10 WHAT is friend? A friend is a person who feels kindly towards you. Well I am sure everyone of us has friends. Some many and others only a few. We must be careful when we choose a friend. At home we need help mostlY from our393 words
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Article, Illustration515 1969-04-20 10 LIVING in society has always been the intention of Man. This is evident as seen in the past when Man travelled great distances, crossed mountains, deserts and rivers, sailed across vast expanses of ocean to communicate with a fellow human being. As he progressed further,515 words
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Article, Illustration436 1969-04-20 10 gUNDAY is a week-end day. It is a rest day for workers and students. To enjoy and make use of this precious day one has to have a proper programme planned before-hand. I spend a Sunday quietly indoors, on a wellplanned programme. But the436 words
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Article, Illustration517 1969-04-20 10 IT was a cool, windy and cloudy day. The island came to life as greyish while clouds moved slowly across the skv. Trees happily swaying to and fro as the wind blew across the island. A ten-year boy, Kenneth, came along with a kite517 words
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622 1969-04-20 11 T ONDON, Sun. (Reuter) Leeds United swept nearer the glittering prize of the English Football League First Division championship yesterday with a 2-0 home win over re-legation-threatened cup finalists Leicester City. With 63 points and three more matches to play, they have a good622 words
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Article99 1969-04-20 11 AYR, Scotland Sun (Reuter' Topweight Playlord humped 12 stone to a comfortable vlctorv In the Scottish Grand National over four miles here yesterday. Jockey Ron Barry pushed Fiaylord into the lead two fences from home and held off a determined challenge by Two Springs to win99 words
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Article291 1969-04-20 11 LONDON. Sun (Reuter) Results of football matches played yesterday were: ENGLISH DIVISION ONE Chelsea 2. Queens P R 1. Coventry 1. Notts. Forest 1. Leeds 2, Leicester 0. Liverpool 4. Ipswich 0. Man. United 2, Burnley 0, Sheff. Wednesday 2. E'ton 2. Southampton 3. Man. City 0.291 words
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Article63 1969-04-20 11 WINDSOR GREAT PARK. England. Sun (UPl)—Prince Charles scored a goal In hi* first polo match of the season yesterday. But the Prince's team lost. Charles, heir to the British throne. Joined the Fr.a r Park team against New Farm In the first round of the63 words
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Article70 1969-04-20 11 MANCHESTER Lancashire. Sun. (AFP> George Best. Manchester United* beatlehalred winger, yesterday received the trophy of "European Footballer of the Year" before United'* First Division game against Burnley. Best, an Irish international marked the occasion by scoring the Arst of Manchester* two goals in their 2-0 win over local70 words
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422 1969-04-20 11 Games Will Become A Tradition— Vorster BLOEMFONTEIN. Sun. (Reuter) South Africa'! controversial All-White Games officially ended here this evening with a pledge from Prime Minister John Vorster that it would become a tradition. Speaking at the closing ceremony in Bloemfontem's Free State Stadium. Mr. Vorster hailed the games as "a422 words
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Article148 1969-04-20 11 TOKYO Sun (Reuter) Japan's Masters player Takalkl Kono shot a two under par 70 yesterday and won the first UStl 1.000 Dunlop golf tournament In Japan with a score of 141 for 36 holes. The 29-year-old Kono beat 57 other players Including seven Australians In the148 words
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Article189 1969-04-20 11 TOKYO. Sun. <Reuter> Japan won two reverse tingles matches over the Philippines today to make a 5-0 clean sweep In the semifinals o* the Far Eastern Zone Davis Cup tournament here yesterday Young Filipino player Fdd:e Cruz however, drew a bigger ovation than his ©opular Japanese189 words
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Article50 1969-04-20 11 BARCELONA Sun <Reuter) Barcelona of Spain, qualified for the final of the European Cup Winners' Cup with a 4-1 win over Cologne, of West Germany in the second leg of their semi-final tie here last nlghi Halftime score was I*l The first leg in Cologne was drawn 2-250 words
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Article1186 1969-04-20 11 English Scottish League Tables ENGLISH DIVISION ONE P W D L r A Ptn Le*ds United 39 26 11 2 65 26 63 Live-pool 38 25 8 5 62 22 58 Arsenal 40 21 12 7 54 25 54 Everton 38 20 13 5 73 34 33 Chelsea 42 201,186 words
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Article197 1969-04-20 11 LONDON 6un 'Reuter) Results of Rugby Union matches played yesterday were: Bridgend 22. Cheltenham 9. Bridgewater Albion 0. Petiryn 8. Bristol 14. Harlequins 14. Broughton Park 14. Maesteg 3. Coventry 11. Bedford 11. Esher 12 Hudderfleld 11. Exeter 18. Abertillery 6, Flyde 13. New Brighton 9, Gloucester 28197 words
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Article234 1969-04-20 11 NEWBURY. Ercland. Sun (Reuteri Mr V. Hardy's colt Tower Walk ran an impress ve trial for the 2.000 Guineas clas«ic in winning the Green ham Stakes over seven furlongs in course record time here yesterday Jockey Myrddin Thomas brought Tower Walk to the front234 words
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Article202 1969-04-20 11 RANCO LA COSTA. California. Sun. (Reutert South African Gary Player yesterday shot a 69 to tie with Lee Trevino for the lead in the US$l5O,OOO <£60.000» Golf Tournament of Champions Player'* third round score, three-under-par. wa? the best of the day. Trevino shot a 70 to202 words
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238 1969-04-20 11 MUNICH. West Germany, Sun. (Reuter) —Japan entered the fourth day of the world table tennis championships here today with their hopes of retaining the Corbillon Cup women's title virtually shattered. In the first major shock of the championships, thev were crushed 3-1 by238 words
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Article67 1969-04-20 11 MAGDEBURG. East Germany. Sun <Reuter» Soviet swimmer N'ickolal Pankin yesterday broke hi* monthold world 200-metres breaststroke record Pankln clocked two minute* 25 4 seconds, clipping off 1 1 seconds of his previous record which he set in Minsk, Soviet Union on March 22 The record67 words
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Article156 1969-04-20 11 MONTE CARLO. Sun. (Reuter; Britain's Ann Jones and Virginia Wade won the women's doubles final at the Monaco International Open tennis tournament here yesterday beating France's FrancoiseDurrand Geil ChanfreauSherifT 1-6. 6-4. 6-3 Miss Wade and Mrs Jor.es who plav each other in the singles "final tocav156 words
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Article1478 1969-04-20 12 By BIG BEN KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Aratunga with Les Coles riding a confident race made the grade in the top class when he scored a brilliant win in the Class One Division Two event over 9f here today. Installed a Arm favourite Aratunga returned his backers1,478 words
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Article108 1969-04-20 12 LONDON*. Sun (Reuter) Twenty acceptors were announced yesterday for the Citv and Suburban Handicap Stakes to be run over about one mile and a quarter at Epsom (1410 GMT) on Wednesday, April 23. They are with weights: Karabas 92. Ward Drill 8 11. Mary Mine and108 words
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Article124 1969-04-20 12 NEW YORK. Sun. (AFP) Horse-racing, with a total audience last year of nearly 87 million, is by far the most popular sport in the United States according to a survey published here. Second in the research, carried out by the New York publishing firm Triansle124 words
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328 1969-04-20 12 MONTE CARLO. Sun. (Reuter> Australian professionals John Newcombe and Owen Davidson won the men's doubles title at the Monaco International Open tennis tournament here yesterday after a monumental two-and-three quarter-hour battle with American Pancho Gonzales and Dennis Ralston. Newcombe and Davidson beat the American328 words
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Article100 1969-04-20 12 LONDON. Sun—Wembley* famous international sports arena is to be given a £lO million face-lift. Plans are afoot for making the stadium and the playing areas around, the finest sporting complex in Europe An hotel with 200 bedrooms is to be built on the site. There will100 words
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Article80 1969-04-20 12 JOHANNESBURG Sun. (Reuter) America's Gary Anderson equalled the world smallbore rifle shooting record at a competition near here yesterday. Anderson, firing over 50 metres, scored 1164 out of a possible 1200 points, equalling the mark fellow-American Lones Wigger set at the Tokyo Olympics. In conditions made80 words
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Article416 1969-04-20 12 NEW YORK. Sun. (Reuter) The western division of the American League tightened up yesterday as five of the six teams moved to within a halfgame of lead. The Kansas City Royals were downed by the Oakland Athletics, 2-1, in the first game of what will probably416 words
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Article143 1969-04-20 12 LONDON. Sun (Reuter) A new appeal to the MCC. to cancel the proposed cricket tour by South Africa next year has been mad? by the South African Non-Racial Open Committee for Olympic sport, it was disclosed today Committee President Mr. Dennis Brutus in a letter to143 words
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Article58 1969-04-20 12 PARIS. Sun (AFP) Holders Australia are seeded number one for the seventh Federation Cup the women s version of the Davis Cup to be played In Athens from May 19 to 25 next. The draw, announced here today, puts America, winners in 1966 and 1967. as second58 words
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Article294 1969-04-20 12 SINGAPORE. Sun. Rain spoilt four Singapore Cricket Association Division One matches here today. All the games ended in draws. At the Padang, the favourites. Singapore Recreation Club scored 15 runs when rain came, in reply to lA's 135 all out. Again the bowling honours went to294 words
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Article118 1969-04-20 12 HOUSTON. Texas. Sun. (AFP) The Yugoslav Zeljko Franulovlc upse: the formbook by defeating top seeded Clark Graebner of the USA. here la*e yesterday to reach the River Oaks international tennis tournament men's mingles Aral. In a repeat of h:s victory over the number two American player118 words
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Article124 1969-04-20 12 LONDON. Sun Les West, dreams of becoming the Olympic road race cycling champion in Mexico exploded with a puncture fn the first ten km of the 196 km race, has made a successful start to his professional career bv winning the Mackerson threertav event in the Isle of124 words
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Article89 1969-04-20 12 SYDNEY Sun. (Reuter) A soccer match was abandoned In Sydney today after hundreds of spectators invaded the field and tried to stone the referee. The match at suburban Wentworth Park, between loral teams Pan Hellenic and Pollonla North side, was called off 15 minutes before full89 words
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373 1969-04-20 12 Kl T ALA LUMPUR, Sun. Muljadi of Indonesia humbled Malaysia's P. Gunalan to claim the MTCsponsored Gold Leaf Pestabadminton singles' title at the Stadium Negara here tonight. The final between Muljadi and Gunalan was an anticlimax and so much was expected from the who373 words
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Article121 1969-04-20 12 SINGAPORE. Sun The current All-England champion. Rudy Hartono and runners-up Darmadi of Indonesia are now in Singapore They arrived here last night with team-manager Dr. Sudlrman. This was disclosed to Sunsport tonight by the Secretary of the Singapore Badminton AnMtattoa, Mr. Ma* Lange Although Mr. Lange failed121 words
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Article101 1969-04-20 12 BONN. Sun. (Reuter) Californian Mitch Ivey coasted into the 200 metres backstroke final at the West German international swimming championships here today unaware that he set a worldbest time. Ivey. Olympic silver medallist behind East German Roland Matthes in Mexico, had the satisfaction of cutting 1.6101 words
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Article91 1969-04-20 12 LONDON. Sun. The determination of Martyn Woodroffe. Britain's schoolboy Olvmpic silver medallist for the 200 metres butterfly swimming, to beat all British records for his events this year, has got off to an encouraging start His Welsh records for 200 yards (2 mins. 92 seconds) and 440 yards91 words
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Article430 1969-04-20 12 BANGKOK. Sun. (ATP) Burma, defending champions, displayed excellent teamwork and speed to outclass Hong Kong by 5-0 in the Group "D" match of the 11th Asian Youta Soccer tournament at the National Stadium here tonight. Burma led 2-0 at half time. Scorers were Saw Win430 words
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Article266 1969-04-20 12 CHRISTCHURCH. Sun (Reu ,er J New Zealand have named a 16-man team spearheaded by a battery of five pare bowlers for the half-tour of England starting in June. From England the side which contain only three uncapped players wiU go on to India and266 words
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Miscellaneous104 1969-04-20 12 Time And Tide TODAY Singapore town: 12.38 a.m. (9 ft. 2 ins.); 7.27 a.m. (6 ins.); 2.03 p.m. (7 ft. 4 ins 7.21 p.m. (3 ft. 9 ins.). Naval Dockyard: 12.52 am. (10 ft. 2 ins.); 6.58 a.m. (1 ft. 3 ins.); 2 p.m. O ft. 1 in.); 7.13 p.m.104 words
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Miscellaneous46 1969-04-20 12 BIG SWEEP Total Pool: $44,360 Ist prixe No. *****2 $10,979 2nd prixe No. *****2 5,489 3rd prixe No. *****3 2,744 Starters: ($343 each) Nos:— *****5 *****4 *****3 *****5 *****9 *****7 *****6 *****2 Consolation: ($243 each) Nos: *****4 *****0 *****5 *****8 *****0 *****4 *****3 *****1 *****7 *****8.46 words
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