Eastern Sun, 28 May 1969
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Title Section22 1969-05-28 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 1011 Wednesday, 28 May 1969. -fr MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents22 words
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337 1969-05-28 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. A multi-million dollar merger has been effected between two leading industries, the Pan-Electric Group and the Selco Groups of Companies in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Bermuda. The Directors of Pan-Electric Industries announced today that they had accepted an offer from shareholders of the337 words
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Article77 1969-05-28 1 CANBERRA. Tues. (Reuter) —A total 9.790 Asians had been granted Australian citizenship bv naturalisation between July 1956 and the end of last year. Immigration Minister Billy Snedden said today. Mr. Snedden told the House ot Representatives these included 6,162 Chinese. 700 Japanese. 228 Indonesians. 202 Burmese. 1477 words
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Article48 1969-05-28 1 BANGKOK. Tues (Renter) Lord Shepherd, the British Minister of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, left here today for Rangoon, after offering to sell Thailand a nuclear power plant Britain was willinf to hay more Thai products to help narrow Thailand's trade balance deficit with Britain.48 words
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250 1969-05-28 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Six shopkeepers have [been arrested and their taoods confiscated for raising prices and refusing to exhibit price tags as required by emergency laws, (according to Malaysian 'authorities. I These were the first arrests onade under new antl-pro-fflteerlng laws following the Iriots in250 words
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Article78 1969-05-28 1 RAWALPINDI. Tues. (UPI) The old silk caravan route from China to the western iworld will be re-opened under new trade agreement between Pakistan and Communist China, official sources »a:d today. Mules and jeeps will be used for the 200-mile trip between Gilgit in the Pakistani part of78 words
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Article74 1969-05-28 1 SOUTH VIETNAM has banned this week's issue of the American news magaline Time because it contains an article suggesting the possibility of a coalition government in Saigon. The spokesman said the Time article was against the national interest and damaging to the fighting spirit of the74 words
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Article44 1969-05-28 1 TWYFORD. England, Tueg (Reuter) A British Army parachutist missed his target and landed On a pram i n the middle of a crowd watching a military display here yesterday. The' pram overturned and the baby inside fell out but was unhurt44 words
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Article, Illustration287 1969-05-28 1 SINGAPORE. Tuts. British actor, Roger Moore, the debonair hero of the TV series "The Saint" was accorded a quiet reception today when he arrived at Paya Lebar airport minus his halo. He is here for a two-day visit with his wife Luisa to promote men's suiting287 words
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Article118 1969-05-28 1 AGADIR. Morocco. Tuts (Reuter) The maritime radio station here .oday picked up a mysterious message from Thor Heyerdahl's papyrus boat, "RA." which sailed on a hazardous 4.000mile voyage to America on Sunday. The voice message, in French, was barely audible and the operator was only able118 words
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Article46 1969-05-28 1 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) Charlie Chaplin, who was 80 last month, is to make yet another film. It will star two of his daughter* Josephine. 20, and Victoria. 18.' No other casting has yet been decided. The film will be called "The Freak".46 words
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Article52 1969-05-28 1 KHARTOUM. Tues. (Reuter) The new Sudanese government hag decided to grant diplomatic recognition to East Germany, the Prime Minister. Mr. Abu Bakr Awadailah, announced today. It was the first major foreign policy move by the government which came to power following a coup by a military revolutionary council52 words
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Article74 1969-05-28 1 TORONTO, Canada, Toes. (Reuter) Beatle John Lennon has invited Canada's Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau to hop into bed with him and his Japaneseborn wife Yoko for a seven-day "Bed-in for peace.* He also wanted to five Mr. Trudeau some acorns to plant for peace. Mr. Trudeau said in74 words
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Article121 1969-05-28 1 PARIS, Tues. (AFP) Le Figaro, Frances oldest daily, reappeared on the news stands today after a 16day absence due to a conflict between its owners and the editorial staff over the control of editorial policy. The Journalists, from the editor-in-chief down struck for 13 days in121 words
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Article90 1969-05-28 1 BANGKOK, Tues. (Reuter) The Soviet Union has promised to buy rice, rubber and tin ore from Thailand, a member of a Thai trade mission who returned here from Moscow said today. Mr. Surlyon Raiwa told reporters on arrival that Soviet trade officials made the90 words
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Article42 1969-05-28 1 NEW DELHI Tues. <UPI) At least 3 persons have died of heatstroke in the P*st five days in North and Central India, where the temperature has hit as high as 48 degrees centigrade (118 P). Indian news agency reports said today42 words
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Article103 1969-05-28 1 PERTH. Western Australia. Tues. (Reuter) Two Royal Australian Air Force officers plan to make a 2.500-mlle flight across Australia in an American-made hydrogen balloon next month. Flight-Lieutenant Lee Jones. 39. and Flight-Lieutenant Chris Furse. 27. plan to travel inside a six-foot-square wicker basket suspended beneath the plastic103 words
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Article59 1969-05-28 1 JAKARTA. Tues (Reuter) The Soviet airline, Aeroflot. will introduce the big ***** airliner on its Moscow-Ja-karta route, with stopovers in New Delhi and Singapore, from next week. Soviet deputy aviation minister, Mr. NP. Bykov, told reporters the 186-seater aircraft with four rear engines will cut59 words
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357 1969-05-28 1 PARIS, Tues. (AFP) French presidential candidate M. Poher has offered Britain a respite and a new hope in the latter's call for entry into the European Common Market. Former President de Gaulle was firmly opposed to British entry. On Britain and the357 words
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Article93 1969-05-28 1 JAKARTA. Tues. (Reuter) Indonesia Foreign Minister Adam Malik said today Indonesia would be grateful If Australia would prevent the existence of West Irian refugee camps across the border in Australian Papua-New Guinea that might be used as training camps. This would be a necessary part of93 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous9 1969-05-28 1 "It's not the same since they IfWr.'d getting mcchaoucdr9 words
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425 1969-05-28 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The situation in Malaysia tensed up today in anticipation of the Prophet Mohammed's birthday tomorrow, but authorities said that they were firmly in control of the situation. The celebration of the event is expected to be quiet as all processions have425 words
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288 1969-05-28 2 TEACHERS TRAINING COLLEGE SINGAPORE, Tues. The Teachers' Training College has commenced to conduct its first course for gra-duate-students jointly with the University of Singapore. The course will lead up to the award of the Diploma in Education of the University of Singapore. The principal of TTC,288 words
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81 1969-05-28 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 32-year-old man. who escaped from police custody, was today jailed for two week? by the Ninth Magistrate's CoUrt. Gan Eng Leong, who had been banned in Oct. 30. 19(57 from the Republic, returned to Singapore illegally. He was arrested by a81 words
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Article, Illustration154 1969-05-28 2 SINGAPORE, TUES:— The m.v. "Vishva Shoba" which arrived in Singapore during the weekend on her maiden voyage was given a 150 th anniversary welcome by the Port of Singapore Authority. A PSA release §aid the visit of the Indian ghlp the fourth vessel154 words
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Article, Illustration119 1969-05-28 2 SLNGAPORE. Tue*. Madam Low Chay Boon was today "rewarded handsomely" tor her worthy recommendation to her friends to do their shopping at Metro shopping centre at Hlrh Street. Ovet the weekend, Madam Low took some of her friends from Malaysia to visit Metro. There she was "caught" by119 words
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Article154 1969-05-28 2 BINOAPORE, Tues. A 21-year-old pregnant woman was found dead in a lonely track in Yeo Chu Rang Road after she underwent an Illegal abortion. This was disclosed today at an Inquiry in the Coroner's Court into the death of Gwee Tian Hiang of Mandai Road on Dec.154 words
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Article137 1969-05-28 2 SINGAPORE. Tues.—The Jurong Shipyard Co-opera-tive Stores Society is an unique organisation that miintains an efficient network of transport vehicles, including seven Mercedes Benz saloons, for ferrying its members to and from work. Together with a big bu«. the society besides providing transport for its members made a137 words
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Article294 1969-05-28 2 SINGAPORE. Tues It was only a lovers' tiff that led to the alleged assault on a dance hostess. Irene Tang Ah Mol. 22, by her paramour. And "not an extortion bid by broker Tan Tee Kla." 27. contended defence counsel. Mr. 8. K Lee, at the end294 words
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122 1969-05-28 2 ALCOA of Australia Ltd., which is owned 51 per cent by the Aluminium Co of America, more than doubled Its profit from $2,849,784 to $5,802,833 in 1968. Three big Australian mining groups Western Mining Corporation. Broken Hill. South and North Broken Hill hold 49122 words
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98 1969-05-28 2 FINANCE companies secured 21.4 per cent of Australia's credit market In 19«8. according to the retiring chairman of the Australian finance Conference. Mr. C-W. Fletcher. He said that the cheque-pay-ing banks held 33 9 per cent of the market in the year to December.98 words
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373 1969-05-28 2 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Catering Services Staff and Workers Trade Union has made substantial progress during the past year despite difficulties following the Implementation of the Labour Legislation. Mr. Fang York Tow. the assistant-Secretary of the Union In his annual report presented to the 14th373 words
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Article, Illustration98 1969-05-28 2 PAT CHAN - By PAT CHAN SINGAPORE. Tues. "The Saint" Roger Moore, came "maithior" Into Singapore today with his beautiful Italian wife. Luisa Mattioll. They were both very happy and loving, looking iike a "hooeymooo" couple but their visit here is no holiday. Roger will be here for only98 words
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Article169 1969-05-28 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. A murder trial in the High Court was adjourned todav following an application by the Deputv Public Prosecutor. Enche Ibrahim Burhan. The DPP made the application soon after defence counsel. Mr. Ho Thlan Cheh, finished his cross-examination of a key prosecution witness. The key prosecution169 words
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Article173 1969-05-28 2 SINGAPORE, Tues. A fata! accident in the United States triggered a premature high school graduation here on Sunday night for twin Singapore residents. For Lynn Rae and Linda Ludden. 17. son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hartley B. Ludden. graduation day was not due till173 words
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Article276 1969-05-28 2 MURDER BID SINGAPORE. Tues. A quarrel over some icecream led to the near-fatal stabbing of a seaman. An* Koon Huat, a preliminary inquiry was told today. In the dock was So Gie Chin. 27, a businessman, tentatively charged with attempting to murder Ang. 25, at276 words
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130 1969-05-28 2 BINGAPORE, Tues. —Mrs. Tan Chin Tuan, the wife of a Managing Director of the Overseas Chinese Bank today praised the St John's Home for the Aged for their concern in providing comfort for the old people. Mrs. Tan who donated $lO.000130 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous64 1969-05-28 2 VPOPF DIARY 12.45 p.m.-2 p.m.: Rotary Club of Singapore weekly luncheon at Blue Room, Capitol BuHdlng. 7.30 p in.: Free film shows by the Ministry of Culture at Chung Yee School (Jalan Ulu Sembawang). Kampong Bereh (18 m.S. Chua Chu fcang Road) and Taman Juront block 48. 8 p.m.: Oriental64 words
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Article340 1969-05-28 3 And To The Moon And To The Stars... PAGO PAGO, Samoa, Tues. (Reuter) Pretty Polynesian dancers greeted the American astronauts, Tom Stafford, John Young and Eugene Cernan, with kisses and flower garlands when they arrived here from the USS Princeton. As they stepped from separate helicopters340 words
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Article163 1969-05-28 3 TEHRAN, Tues. (UPI) A budding disagreement between the United States and Iran over the "threat" or lack of It of Communist aggression overshadowed today's closine session of the fire-nation Central Treaty Organisation iCento) conference. U.S. Secretary of State William P. Rogers warned at yesterday's opening163 words
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Article153 1969-05-28 3 LIMA. Tues. (UPI) Peru'. Mines Ministry was reported to have completed action on an appeal by the U.S.-owned Jnternational Petroleum Co. J<IPC) from a governmentimposed U*****.5 million debt, and awaiting only a formal okay to release it. Action of the Ministry is •xpected to be153 words
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Article98 1969-05-28 3 MIAMI, Florida. Tues. (UPI) Fidel Castro, in a 90minute speech in Havana last night, exhorted Cubans to step up efforts to meet his regime's announced goal of harvesting JO million tons of sugar in 1970. Reminding workers that 1969 is what he labelled the "year98 words
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Article96 1969-05-28 3 MEMPHIS. Tennessee. Tues. '(UPI) Criminal Court Judge Arthur Faquin has turned down a request for a n«w trial by James Earl Ray. the admits ted killer of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Faquin ruled that Ray 'knowingly, intelligently and properly' pleaded guilty to the King96 words
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Article94 1969-05-28 3 MANILA. Tues (AFP) Native Ilongot headhunters yesterday shot to death and beheaded five Filipino Christian game hunters in Nueva Vigcaya province North of Manila. Ilongot tribesmen go on a beheading spree during this part of the year when fine trees are in bioom, signifying that it is94 words
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Article105 1969-05-28 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. (Reuter) An American Air Force Sergeant has been arrested on suspicion of trying to take off in a C-47 transport plane without authorisation from Andrews Air Force Base near here. The sergeant, a C-47 crew chief, was off duty at the time. The incident105 words
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Article79 1969-05-28 3 GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador, Tues. (UPI)—An Ecuadorean housewife said by Police to have been enraged by her husband's physical abuse, tied their five small children to beds in their home and shot them. She then committed suicide. Police said three of the children of Germania Piedad Colleo79 words
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Article41 1969-05-28 3 MANILA, Tues. (AFP) The Asian Development Bank today denied a report that it was threatening to transfer its offices to another country because of the Philippine government's inability to put an ADB headquarters building here up to now,41 words
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Article83 1969-05-28 3 DECATUR, Georgia, Tues. (Reuter) Gary Steven Krist was jailed for life last night for kidnapping the daughter of a Florida millionaire, holding her for US$5OO,OOO ransom, and burying her alive. The jury recommended mercy for Krist, a 24-year-old escaped convict, who left the girl, Barbara Jane Mackle,83 words
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Article47 1969-05-28 3 CHICAGO. Tues. (UPI) Two policemen were shot and at least six other officers injured when police battled demonstrators at Seattle Washington Community College. The outbreak spread to an adjoining Negro area. All offduty police were called in and the National Guard alerted.47 words
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302 1969-05-28 3 TOKYO, Tucs. (UPI) Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi said today ha would hold "substantial talks" with U.S. Secretary of State William Rogers to set a timetable for Okinawa's I return to Japan. Mr. Aichl. speaking in a luncheon sponsored by the America-Japan society, termed his forthcoming302 words
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423 1969-05-28 3 NEW YORK. Tues. (Reuter) Ivan Maisky, the Soviet ambassador to London before and during World War Two, sought the aid of British elder statesman David Lloyd George in 1938 as protection against Stalin's political purges. This w'as disclosed in a book being published here tomorrow423 words
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Article29 1969-05-28 3 CANBERRA Tues. (Reuten Australian External Affair s Minister Gordon Freeth will visit the Philippines at the invitation of the Philippines government from June 4 —7.29 words
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Advertisement116 1969-05-28 3 as needs. So BO AC's coverage of Europe takes all major cities. Gives you unlimited choice As your travel agent will tell you, we rather specialise in choice. VCIO or 707, day or night m AU\ BOAC's services, Travel Agent. flights from Singapore or mm Kuala Lumpur, friendly gk l116 words
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Feature On International Milk Day
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293 1969-05-28 4 VATICAN CITY, Tues. (Renter)— Vatican sources last night dismissed press reports that Pope Paul is considerine amending his controversial encyclical on birth control. The sources also denied that the Pope might soon publish a new document on the problemLast Summer's "Humanae Vitae"293 words
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Article178 1969-05-28 4 2 Boys Defy Royal Navy— And Won LITTLE HAVEN, Wales. Tues. (Reuter)—Two teenajed brothers in a tiny dinghy challenged the might of the Roval Navy yesterday and won. The two brothers. Paul and Nigel Fransham, were tired of being roused early every morning of their holiday here by carrier-based Navy178 words
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169 1969-05-28 4 TOKYO, Tues. (Reuter) The Soviet Union yesterday informed Japan it had in custody eight Japanese fishermen who were aboard a small flihln* boat gunk off the Kurlle Islands on Sunday. Japanese Coast Guard said. The 19-ton Tayo Maru went down off Kunashlrl in the169 words
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Article43 1969-05-28 4 ROME. Tues. (UPI) A Pakistani economic mission arrived yesterday to visit Italian industrial centres and seek an increase in economic and commercial relations between the two countries. The textile, marble, farm machine and fur businesses were represented by delefates.43 words
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199 1969-05-28 4 SAIGON. Tues. (Renter) North Vietnamese runners inside the Demilitarised Zone mortared an American camp just below the buffer atrin detonating ammunition sapplies which killed 8 marines and wounded 24. Five 82mm mortar rounds thundered into the marine camp about 400 yards below the six-mile-wide199 words
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Article180 1969-05-28 4 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter)— Princess Ann® spoke about her taste in clothes yesterday and disclosed that a lot of people were irritated by her favourite garment a reefer Jacket. She also confessed to an Intense dislike of raincoats. Bpeaklng at a lunch to open a festival of London180 words
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Article, Illustration150 1969-05-28 4 SAIGON. Tues. (UPI) South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu left Saigon early this morning for South Korea, his first State visit in almost two years as President. Thieu. accompanied by his wife and an official party of 14 including Foreign Minister Tran Chanh Thanh150 words
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131 1969-05-28 4 BANGKOK. Tues. (Reuter) Thai border police captured a jungle camp over the weekend after a fierce battle with guerillas in Southed "inailand. Captain Samnlang Achalasuta. Police Chief of Sadao District on the Malaysian border, said the camp, protected with bunkers and trenches, was •quipped131 words
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Article93 1969-05-28 4 CAIRO, Tuee. (Reuter) Dudley Senanayake. Prime Minister of Ceylon, arrived here today for a four-day official visit. He is expected to emphasise his country's support for an early Israeli withdrawal from Arab territories occupied in the 1967 ArabIsraeli war. The 57-year-old Ceylonese leader discussed the Middle East93 words
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225 1969-05-28 4 KHARTOUM. Tues. (R«UT®r) Sudan's new ruling 10-man Revolutionary Council which took over in a bloodless Army-backed coup early on Sundav was formally sworn in last night. The new Government formed by Mr. Abu Bakar Awadallah. to succeed that of the deposed Prime Minister, Mr.225 words
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Article153 1969-05-28 4 HONG KONG. Tues (Reuter) Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai has maintained his place as No. 3 man in the Communist Party hierachy accords inf to a new assessment of his position by some authoritative China analysts here. Earlier, some observers had thought the 70-year-old153 words
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Article72 1969-05-28 4 MANILA. Tue» (Reuter) Two policemen, who refused to give up their dancing partners after th« music had stopped, were stabbed to death at a wedding party, a court was told today. Thli was contained in the official charge against 13 teenagers accused of72 words
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Article51 1969-05-28 4 JHANSI, India. Tues. (Reuter) Eight people have died of heat stroke In thla central Indian town during the past few days, according to official reports yesterday. Northern and central India have been hit by a heat wave over the past few days with temperatures over 110 degrees51 words
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235 1969-05-28 4 WASHINGTON, Tues. (UPI) White House source* said yesterdav there had been no escalation of American ground operations in Vietnam during the Nixon Administration. The sources also said the majority of American casualties suffered since President Nixon was inaugurated have been caused235 words
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Article128 1969-05-28 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. In many parts of the world the name Fries land is wellknown. The produce of its highly developed agriculture has given this province of the Netherlands a good reputation in many countries. The export of its eminent breedingcattle have brought it into prominence128 words
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254 1969-05-28 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. What can be more ready and convenient than Ever Ready milk imagine within one pack, real fresh milk keeps for months without refrigeration. This pure farm milk is as fresh as when taken from the cow and is rich in food value254 words
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Article, Illustration519 1969-05-28 5 Apricot Bavarian TRY this "special" taining! 1 cup sugar 1 tablespoon gelatine Pinch of salt Two 12 oz. cans of apricot nectar 1/3 cup lemon juice 1 unbeaten egg white 1/2 cup undiluted Carnation Ev-nor a ted Milk Iwix the sugar, gelatine and salt with one can519 words
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Article178 1969-05-28 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. Bear Brand Milk, a full cream, natural milk is manufactured in Switzerland and obtained from cows of a reputed breed, regularly controlled by the Company's special inspectors. Here the most scrupulous care and cleanliness is observed throughout the process of milking and the178 words
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Advertisement114 1969-05-28 4 EVER READY MILK Imported pure farm-fresh milk from England. Stays fresh for months without refrigeration. Full of vitamins, minerals, proteins and butterfats. Full goodness for all the family. Obtainable from all leading grocers. Distributors: Hak Huat Co., 62 Rochore Road, Singapore. Barkath Stores, 212 Jin. Tuanku Abd. Rahman K.L Barkath114 words
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Advertisement90 1969-05-28 5 7 M Obtainable from all Pharmacies and Chinese Drug store* In Singapore 4 Malaysia. Sole Agents: LUEN WAH MEDICAL CO. Singapore A Kuala Lumpur. rices s promise EACH HICEE IS EQUIVALENT TO 10 ORANGES(Vit.C) WONDER TONIC WITH CANDY TASTE Your complexion is your fortune, but only if you make the90 words
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Article583 1969-05-28 6 PWERFUL malefic influences appear to be tearing at the vitals of the British Labour Government and the star of Prime Minister Harold Wilson, who has been at the helm of affairs for close on five years, appears to be setting. Almost the entire British press Is eloquently against583 words
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Article340 1969-05-28 6 XUAN Thuy, the Chief North Vietnamese negotiator at the Paris peace talks is returning home after a year of fruitless argument through Moscow and Peking. He will be holding discussions in Hanoi at the highest level about a breakthrough in the Paris deadlock at about the same340 words
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Article, Illustration810 1969-05-28 6 Robert Koylor - »y Robert Koylor LUANG PRAIANG, Loot, Tuot. (UPI) Luang Probong it Hio kind of town thot tht travel folders would toy tporklot liko a gtm in tht morning tun if Hitro wot o morning tun. The town Is the royal and religious capital of theUPI. - 810 words
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Article230 1969-05-28 6 MIN THU - By MIN THU RANGOON, Tues. (Reuter) Several Peking-trained Burmese Communists, allowed entry into Burma for peace talks in 1963, have taken over direction of the local communist party from their jungle hideouts, according to a book published in Rangoon. The peace talks, initiated by the Burmese230 words
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Article437 1969-05-28 6 Dick West - By Dick West WASHINGTON, Tues. (UPI) It was only after absorblnf an overdose of twaddle concerning the youth of today that I decided to pay a call on Dr. Horace McFeeble, the t\S Commissioner of Old Folks. "Dr. McFeeble," I said, "what is your overaU opinion437 words
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542 1969-05-28 6 Roger Sargent - By Roger Sargent KAMPALA, Tues. (UPI) Obingi Is dead the white rhino that delighted thousands of tonrists over the years. She was found by park rangers beneath the water of the Albert Nile, anchored there by rocks and ropes. It was an Ignominious death542 words
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Article179 1969-05-28 6 GWYNNE ROBERTS - By GWYNNE ROBERTS HUMBURG, Tues (Reuter) Journalists from West Germany's leading illustrated weekly, Stern, have struck a major blow for press freedom against the country's press monopolies. Beset with fears of a possible take-over cutting their independence, they hsve persuaded their liberal-minded employers to sign179 words
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948 1969-05-28 6 Sin Chew Jit Poh - (From Sin Chew Jit Poh RECENTLY, following the general disturbances In S-E-A. the northeastern corner of Asia has also begun to become restless. To start with, it was the capture of the American spy-ship, the U.S.S. Pueblo, by the North Koreans in their territorial948 words
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Article14 1969-05-28 6 The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge. A proverb.14 words
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Article403 1969-05-28 6 Henry Shapiro - By Henry Shapiro MOSCOW. Tues. (CFI) a spate of articles in tie Soviet press has served to remind the world thst the effective ruler of the Soviet Armed Forces is the Communist Party and not the professional militsry. The occasion was the preparation for the sth anniversary403 words
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Article454 1969-05-28 7 ilXOAPOKK. start ehange told and other p •fflrtiJly dated the eta bualnesa Kiel cea mt INDUSTRIALS j Borneo Bid 1-& 2.1# S. 8.01 178 2 04 36 404 6.35 182 l.tttt 1.92 3.60 2.31 1.57 tn 2.12 7.15 3.40 1.58 4.20 202 160 4.«0 3.76 240454 words
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Article37 1969-05-28 7 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York stock exchange: 30 Industrials 946 94 2o Rails 235.97 15 Utilites 129.86 65 Stocks 323.12 40 Bonds 73.36 Commodity Futures Index 138.5137 words
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Article49 1969-05-28 7 (Minsters Prices) 1st Malaran 2.99 —m 2nd Malayan 2.15 3rd MA la van 1.31 The com. ind. XD 1.03 1-13 The Savins Fund 1.15 1.23 M. Invest tund XD 1st Hone Krtnr 14S 154* 2nd Hour Kon« Sterling com. XD 100 1 06' 0/2 ("Hons Rons currency)49 words
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Article99 1969-05-28 7 SINGAPORE. Toes. The noon price* at tDe Singapore Chines* Product Exchange tixla> are:— MU>«f toconnt Oil (FOB) Bulk toionut Oil (F.O.B.) Oram Mixed i uptH 8100 Muntok White Pepper (FO B.) 96% S.L.W. Sarawak Unite Pepper (F.O.B.) Sarawak ppe« iai Black I'epper <t OH) l>6% xXw lampoiif tprciai Black99 words
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Article108 1969-05-28 7 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) The stock market cloaed lower Sesterday. But there was very ttle in the news to motivate traders, and turnover slowed considerably. Shortly before the closing bell, the UPI stock market Indicator measurinx all stocks traded, was off 0.13 per cent on108 words
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Article46 1969-05-28 7 NEW YORK. Tues (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged and untraded yesterday. (BID) (ASK) July 25.85 2650 Sept. 25.25 26 10 Nov. 24.80 25 50 Jan. (70) 24.50 24.90 March 24.45 25 05 May 24.35 24.90 Locally. No. 2 RSS was 26i cents per pound.46 words
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Article267 1969-05-28 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The following is a berthing list released by the Port of Singapore Authority for May 23: DEPARTURE: God owns Vessels 1/2 Lelewel 6/7 President Johnson 18 Swift Dragon 29/30 Monar 31/32 Japan 35/36 Kemngau 44 Athenian Sky 47 Pclyphemu* 38/39 Malacca ARRIVAL: Godowns Vessels 47267 words
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1155 1969-05-28 7 By Oar Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Tues.—Con-' ditlons in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore Improved slightly following the re-opening of the Kuala Lumpur trading room this morning. Only ready dealings were permitted and as there wag no further extension in1,155 words
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Article280 1969-05-28 7 SINGAPORE. Tw. June first grade rubber buyer# closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore today at 671 cent per lb., down half a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet After an unchanged opening the market eased nearly three quarters of a280 words
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Article15 1969-05-28 7 SINGAPORE Tu«s The tin price for today wi| $617.25 per pieul. up SII2J.15 words
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Article74 1969-05-28 7 HONG KONO. Tues. (UPI) Money Quotations: Hong Kong dollars 6.085 per U.S. dollar. Hong Kong dollars 6.11 per U.S dollar TT. Hong Kong dollars 14.51 S»r pound sterling, ong Kong dollars 322.5 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness Hong Kong dollars 162.5 per 10,000 Japanese yens.74 words
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Article70 1969-05-28 7 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPD Gold prices remained unchanged here In quiet trading yesterday. European markets were closed for the Whltsun holiday. American Express International posted noon prices unchanged at $43 55 bid, $43.85 asked. Engelhard Minerals and Chemicals Corp. maintained its selling price unchanged at $43.90 and70 words
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Article414 1969-05-28 7 ARRIVALS, ft 00 a-m MSA MLO29 Kuala tuinpur. AM SKB7B Bangkok. Tashkent. Copenhagen 9.00 a-m MSA MLII 9 Kuala Lumpur. 10.10 aA. UABL'DA GABOO Jakarta. 10.15 am MSA MLIBI Kuala Lumpur. 10-25 a-m MSA MLOOS Penang, lpoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malacca. 10.50 am THAI TG42B Bangkok. a Opm. MSA414 words
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Advertisement14 1969-05-28 7 Thai International now fifes to more countries in the Orient than any other airline14 words
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Article418 1969-05-28 8 WASHINGTON, Tues. U.S. space agency scientists have developed techniques which permit accurate tracking of spacecraft with lasers even in the full brightness of earth's daylight skvThis new capability is particularly important in geodetic studies, aimed at increasing man's knowledge of the gravitational field, size and shape of the418 words
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Article162 1969-05-28 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. St. Hilda's Church will hold a fete and fun-fair in aid of the school's expansion programme at the school grounds m Ceylon Road on Friday from 10.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. There will be many food and game stalls at the fun-fair. Among some of the162 words
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Article514 1969-05-28 8 Isa Ismail - By Isa Ismail JAKARTA, Tues. (UPI) Tuberculosis thrives amongst poverty ana ignorance, and Indonesia suffers from an over-dose of all three. Forty thousand Indonesians die each year of TB. officials say. Another 4 million people have active TB bacilli in their bodies and the number is growing.514 words
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64 1969-05-28 8 WASHINGTON. Tues. The U.S. Atomic Ene r g y Commission (AEC) has announced plans for the nation's nuclear research reactor on permanent display to the public. It will be housed inside a new flve-storey structure at the Hall of Science in New York City. Construction64 words
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Article438 1969-05-28 8 Barbara Herzog - By Barbara Herzog BERLIN, (DaD) Even several decades ago, many thrifty inhabitants of the old German capital of Berlin called the construction planning, street building and public transportation system of Berlin "luxurious". Today, the responsible persons in West Berlin praise their far-sightedness and daring of438 words
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Article213 1969-05-28 8 HAMBURG. Tues (DaD) Kurt Gayer. an expert in the field of opinion polls, call® the inhabitants of the Federal Republic of Germany "the most frequently questioned population on the earth". According to his statistics, some 5.000 interviewers knock on the doors of 40.000 apartments and homes213 words
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Article325 1969-05-28 8 TOKYO. Tues. (Reuter) Learn English while you sip vour coffee is the latest attraction offered by a novel Japanese coffee shop in Nagoya, Central Japan. The shop, which says it is doing a booming trade with students and young office workers. insists that onlv English325 words
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Article244 1969-05-28 8 R.E. Stannard Jr - Br R.E. Stannard Jr. OVERCOMING WORLD HUNGER edited by Clifford M. Hardin (Prentice-Hall $4 95. Spectrum $1 95). This collection, edited by the man who ha s since become US. Secretary of Agriculture, examines the specter of famine menacing makmd and concludes that prompt and vigorous action can244 words
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Article, Illustration790 1969-05-28 8 NEW YORK, Tues. Selling tickets to a raffle and collecting old clothes for a sidewalk bazaar may not seem to have much to do with education, but to some enterprising parents in New York City, such activities are helping to keep their children in one ofIPS. - 790 words
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Article270 1969-05-28 8 WASHINGTON. Tues (UPTV Although California did rot slide into the Pacific Ocean m a catastrophic earthquake last month as some v*a« predicted, most of the big tremors of the past century have occurred in that state. The National Earthquake Information Centre said recently that 62270 words
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Advertisement122 1969-05-28 8 Students: Do you know what are cosmic rays, plastics and 'cutting the Gordian knot*. If you know, do write to us your answers and they (of course the well-written ones) will be printed in the Eastern Sun's Students Page with your names and the schools you belong to. They will122 words
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Miscellaneous89 1969-05-28 8 AMY By Jack Tippit 11 hid "Amy, did YOU caH th# plumber?" DOTTY By Buford Tune HMPH/ TD RATHER EAT A BASEBALL J Y 6AME THAN V I WATCH IT/ J .4* R a 1 ■|lJ I 9-n >► S» I RS V a b fi !i ft, 4 Vx89 words
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Article, Illustration808 1969-05-28 9 Anne Heywood - By Anne Heywood HOLLYWOOD, TUES (NANA) "The Fox" was not just a motion picture to me. It was the epitome of everything I have ever wanted to do theatricoily, and, ironically, it was the beginning of a new career for me. My808 words
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230 1969-05-28 9 CANT A MONICA. California. O Tuet. (UPI) Prinee Philip thought actress Join Caulfleld hid a 'slappable bottom." It vu revealed in superior court here yesterday. The husband of Queen Elizabeth n expressed that opinion to British aetor Jamei Robinson Justlee. in a letter230 words
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89 1969-05-28 9 LOS ANGELES, California, Tues. (Reuter) Michael Thiess, 23-year-old stepson of actor Robert Taylor, was found dead yesterday In his Los Angeles flat The cause of death was not immediately known and a postmortem was ordered, police said. Mr. Thiess, who was recently released89 words
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734 1969-05-28 9 Jose Ferrer - By Jose Ferrer PERHAPS In the heart of Death Valley, or on one o! the more remote islands of a Pacific Archipelago, there are a few souls who are in the dark about the youth revolution734 words
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Article, Illustration483 1969-05-28 9 MONTREAL, Tues. (UPI) Beatle John Lennon and his wife Yoko arrived in Canada's largest city last night. They planned to spend 84 of the next 168 hours in bed at the swank Queen Elizabeth Hotel as part of their round-the-world "bed-in" or "lie-in."483 words
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Miscellaneous223 1969-05-28 9 I js SHAW I RATION L, I b O Phon.- ***** 1 OPEN'S TODAT! No Pr«e Utt! U 1.4ft 4.M. «.M A t.Ift Lia-5% Christian Jackie Lana T* SMic* A Pl»yfc«y" with The Playboy Girls-Color ntl! "Ffaar A "Mniittck*" I.1S p.m. Show* Tnnicht I CAPITAL ~1>hbnft.^975 t V OPENS TODAT'223 words
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Miscellaneous220 1969-05-28 9 TODAY a Wednesday, May 28, 1969. Mi V m tm 9? CLAY PO Your Daily Adfritf Guido X According to tho Start,' Ta develop message for Wednesday, *eod words corresponding to numbers of yogr Zodiac birth sign. .1 Direct 2 Dorr 3Dic ->gs 4Sem» 5 Moke 7 If. 8 A220 words
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Miscellaneous49 1969-05-28 9 playboy, lover, thief. w 1 He enjoys midnight snacks, girls expensive cigars, girls fancy manicures girls What he enjoys most are THE ROBBERY THAT SHOOK ROYALTY! SJtAMSTo MASTTOIANNIHTATUSHINGHAM ■MnnHT CMtarnVWHN MrTO*LMj*«< TWIOR■ FWW3SCAtU-T>€ KARMS r* MAG* Wl n Kr-y M— Mliiirttjr Mbftlg&J OPENS TOMORROW! Till I I E HUD49 words
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Miscellaneous357 1969-05-28 9 TFTT3I W IHorchakd w I t< i Lut Day! IJI. t, Ul I.U "With Six Ton Get EcpoQ" Dorto Day Brian Keith PTUion Color (A CBS Reiaaaei s iWrTirmfW ODEON 2 1116 Lut Day! 11. I.M. 4. 6.3# *M Christopher Lm la MOM'a ••The Blood Of Fu Manehu" Taal Chin357 words
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265 1969-05-28 10 CHESTER. England, Tuea. (Reuter) Racing driver Paul Hawkins was killed yesterday when his flve-litre Lola T7O sports-racing car hit a tree and exploded in flames at Oulton Park racetrack near here. Hawkins, a 31-year-old Australian, was lying sixth on lap 74 of the 110-lap265 words
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Article147 1969-05-28 10 NORTHAMPTON, England, Dl*uter) Colin Milburn, the England Test cricketer who loat his left eye in a road accident on Saturday, told a E conference here today b« bad been assured his eye would be fine. But so far be has been unable to read the147 words
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Article65 1969-05-28 10 BAASTAD. SWEDEN, Tuea. (Reuter)—West Germany won both reverse singles to complete a 4-1 victory over Sweden in their second round European Zone Section 'A* Davis tennis cup tie here yesterday. Wilhelm Bungert beat Ove Bengtson 9-11, 6-3, 6-3, 6-4 and Christian Kunke defeated JanErik65 words
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Article, Illustration404 1969-05-28 10 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Raff fies Institution captured top honours in the long distance events on the second day of the fourday City District Secondary Schools annual athletic meet held at the Monk's Hill Secondary School ground, today. They finished first in the boy's 'A' andSunsport pix.; Sunsport pix. - 404 words
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Article258 1969-05-28 10 LEIPZIG, East Germany, Tues. (Reuter) Bulgaria won the European Youth soccer tournament against East Germany here yesterday by the toss of a coin after the marathon 100mlnute final ended In a 1-1 draw. The game, played on a ralnsodden pitch, was postponed for one hour258 words
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359 1969-05-28 10 SINGAPORE, Toes. Thirteen-year-old Chee Swee Lee of Siglap Secondary School established herself as the fastest 400 metres schoolgirl here on the second day of the five-day Katong District Secondary Schools annual athletic meet held at the People's Association track. Kallang today. She clocked 62.5359 words
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166 1969-05-28 10 PARIS. Tues (Reuter) A French Tennis Federation's experiment of playing matches under floodlights at this year's French international tennis championships wag conspicuous by its failure last night at least as fsr as a spectator attraction. Only 50 die-hard spectators were still gathered round the centre166 words
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270 1969-05-28 10 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) A decision as to whether American-owned colt Ribofilio will run in the Epsom Derby classic on June 4 will be made within the next two days. This wi 5 after the colt had a public work-out on the racecourse at Sandown270 words
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Article57 1969-05-28 10 NEW PLYMOUTH. New Zealand. Tues. (Reuter) Wales drew the opening match of their New Zealand rugby union tour 9-9 against Taranaki here yesterday Brian Price and John Williams scored tries for Wales and Philip Bennett kicked a penalty. Taranaki. trailing 9-6 at halftime. scored through Kevin Hurley (try)57 words
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Article274 1969-05-28 10 PARIS. Tues. (Reuter) Two of America's top women players. Peaches Bartkowiez and Julie Heldman had comfortable first round wins in the women's singles on the second day of the French international tennis championships here today. Miss Bartkowiez. a member of America's victorious Federation274 words
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486 1969-05-28 10 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Ann Belletty of Cedar Girls' Secondary School established a new mark in the Girl's 'A' division shot putt event on the first day of the fourday Serangoon District Secondary Schools annual athletic meet held at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre, today. She486 words
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Article101 1969-05-28 10 JOHANNESBURG. Tues. (Reuter) —The England badminton team maintained their unbeaten record with a 6-2 victory over Southern Transvaal in the final match of their tour of South Africa at Roodepoort near hear last night. The surprise of the match came in the mixed doubles when101 words
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Article188 1969-05-28 10 IPOH, Tues. Hand in Hand was the star performer on a heavy track here this morning. With a riding boy astride he went smartly over 3f in 42 4/5, reports Bif Ben. Most of the horses were confined to pace work this morning. Miss188 words
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858 1969-05-28 10 Horses Class 5 Dlv. 4—6 Purs. 678 Vtlmonria h 900 LCG Stable Allen 036 Okay Okay 7y 900 Quarry Stable 363 Sana pot 6y 8 11 Bnght Star Stable 877 Klngford By 808 Klngford Stable R S Breuk 965 Autre D'ar 4y 806 Mai858 words
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Article265 1969-05-28 11 V T EW YORK, Tues. (Reu--1 ter) Veteran Biafran Dick Tiger last night gave world middleweight champion Nino Benvenuti a boxing lesson as he pounded out a unanimous. 10-round points decision in a non-title bout at Madison Square Garden. The 39-year-old Tiger, displaying oce of265 words
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Article, Illustration619 1969-05-28 11 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) Colin Cowdrey, the Kent and England cricket captain, is almost certain to miss this season's twin Test series against the West Indies and New Zealand. Cowdrey entered a London hospital last night for an operation on the achilles tendon he619 words
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Article, Illustration91 1969-05-28 11 The BBC "Saturday Special" team look at some of the letters sent In by listeners for the F.A. Cup Competition. From left to right: Harry Peart, programme operations assistant; Maureen Feavyour (seated), programme operations assistant; lan Kennedy, clprk, sports office; Geoff Parker. programme oaera- tions assistant: disc91 words
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Article334 1969-05-28 11 LONDON, Tues. (Renter) Mushtaq Mohammad Pakistan's Test all-rounder, shared the bowling honour. In yesterday's County crirket championship The 25-year-old Northamptonshire spinner took six wickets for 48 runs aeainst Surrey. But the day's best figures went to Worcestershire's Len Col dwell. The 35-year-old paceman skittled Essex on334 words
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Article437 1969-05-28 11 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) Rod Carew, the American League's leading hitter, smacked pair of two-run homers last night, powering the Minnesota Twins to a 7-1 triumph over the Washington Senators. Carew hit his fourth homer of the following walk to Ted Uhlaender in the third inning437 words
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Article86 1969-05-28 11 MOSCOW. Tues. (Reuter) Challenger BoriJ Spassky used the second of his three permitted options yesterday to postpone the 17th game In the world championship chess aeries with title-holder Tigrin PetroiySn Each player is allowed to call oft up to three games. Petrcrtyan h»s taken one time out,86 words
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Article69 1969-05-28 11 FLORENCE. Italy, Tuei. fßeuter) Former world junior middleweight champion Sandro Mazzingni was acquitted by a Florence Appeal Court today of the manslaughter of hit first Wife in a car accident. His 29-year-old wife Vera died instantly when their car with Mazzinghi driving skidded on a wet69 words
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Article159 1969-05-28 11 Prom Eastern Knight SINGAPORE. Tues. The final placlngs of the 1969 Singapore Open Chess championship are as follows: 1. Tan Llan Ann 9| points, 2. Oey Liang Hlen 74. J Tan Lian Seng. Oiam Cnoo Kwee 84 each. 5/6 Choona Liong On. Lee Chee Seng 4| *acn,159 words
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Article215 1969-05-28 11 PARIS. Tues. (Reuter) A high-powered performance from Australian professional John Newcombe was the highlight of the first round of the French international tennis championships here yesterday. Fourth-seeded Newcombe swept majestically throu|h hi# centre court match with seventh ranked American Charlie Pasarell. winning 6-1. 6-2. 7-5 The match,215 words
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Article40 1969-05-28 11 BANGKOK tu« (ATP) Thailand will stod 23 swimmers and thre# official! to tike part in the Singapore Sports Festival on Augua* 13-20, it was reported here today.. A spokesman for the Swimming Association of ThailaM40 words
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Article474 1969-05-28 11 Hewitt-Taylor Fight WEST BERLIN, Tues. (Reuter) West Berlin's exclusive Red and White Tennis Club said yesterday they would not take any action against Britain's Roger Taylor and South African Bob Hewitt for their dressing room brawl here on Saturday. "It is their own private affair,"474 words
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Article148 1969-05-28 11 LONDON. Tues. (ATP> European champion Henry Cooper, who has been the British heavyweight champion for over ten years, will this week relinquish the title and tell the British Boxing Board of Control he no longer wants the title. This action is being taken by Cooper148 words
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Article63 1969-05-28 11 NORTHAMPTON. tagland. Tues fßeuter) England cricketer Colin Milburn, who lost his. left eye in g weekend road aceid#nt. is protrdgfting well.. A IpokesmAn tt Northampton General Hoipltai v*sterday: "Hfc had a food night and ftil condition 11 very satisfactory. He ii very cheerful" Milburn. 27. hat said63 words
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Article52 1969-05-28 11 PORTLAND. Oregon. Tufci. (Reuter) West Ham United siramped Dundee United 8-1 here last night in the first aoccer match ever played in th# Btate of Oregon. Thl ggme. one of tha leriia in th* North American Boecer League'i Ihtfcrnatltaal Cap c6mp«titloh, was &T? .S&JMliI® m for® crowd52 words
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153 1969-05-28 11 SINGAPORE, Tues The Singapore Olympic sports Council, will Hold a film premiere on July 1, at 9.15 pm. at the Lido Theatre to raise funds for the SEAP Games, to be held in Rangoon, this year. The film. "Ton-en of Desire.** is In153 words
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Miscellaneous36 1969-05-28 10 Time And Tide Singapore Town: 2.49 a.m/(1.9 ft); 9.13 ajn. '<7.6 ft); 2.59 pjn. (3. ft); 9.04 p.m. (8.4 ft). Naval Dockyard: 2.38 a.m. (2.6 ft); 9.25 tm. [(9.2 ft); 3.01 (3.8 ft); 9.18 k#« it).36 words
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Advertisement158 1969-05-28 11 Classified Ads. Birth LORE To Peter and Seng Keow a boun e 1 n baby boy. Muft-Wen|. an Jfl 5.1061 Thtrtki to the doctor*, nurftes And staff of Kandang Kerbau floaolttt Acknowledgement i The LI6R family thank all iiid friendj for their !mlftft 1 g e of condolence. dOnitiOrtft. flfti.158 words
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Miscellaneous1050 1969-05-28 11 CHANNEL 5 PM. 3.00 Opening Announcements in all Language* Housewives Matinee Part 1 of a Hokkien Film "The Folk Song Queen"; 340 Hou-e And Home Chinese Version; 3.50 A Talk on the Garden City Chinese Version. 355 A diary of Events in Singapore This Week Chinese Version; 400 A Talk1,050 words
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413 1969-05-28 12 Albert Johnson - Mass Media's Progress By Albert Johnson SINGAPORE, Tues. Enche Sha'ari Tadin, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, today said that although mass media in Singapore has made good progress and is put to good use there was need for all-round improvement. Enche Sha'ari413 words
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60 1969-05-28 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. The State Coroner. Mr. Liew Ngik Kee. today returned a verdict of murder by person or persons unknown on a 23-year-old man, Tan Tee Seow, on Dec. 9. last year. Tan who was patronising a night club in the White House building60 words
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Article, Illustration367 1969-05-28 12 K.S. SIDHU - Pickpockets By K.S. SIDHU SINGAPORE, Tues. The world's greatest "pickpocket", Stefano Kalanu, slipped into the islandRepublic under the eyes of the immigration officials, two days ago. For 48 hours he had been going about the streets of this bustling city, unnoticed. In real life,Eastern Sun pix. - 367 words
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Article46 1969-05-28 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Public Utilities Board announced today that the water supply in the Kuang Chong Road area will be cut from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday, June 2. This is to enable connections to be made to a six-inch diameter main.46 words
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Article409 1969-05-28 12 SINGAPORE. Tues: The following candidates have passed the sessional examination of the 1968-1969 academic year of the degree of Bachelor of Architecture held at the Polytechnic in March this year. B.ARCH FIRST EXAMINATION PART I The following have been awarded passes in all subjects: Chan Kong409 words
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128 1969-05-28 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. The first prize money in this Sunday's Toto draw has been raised to $72,500. There will also be the regular lucky draw with additional cash gift prizes to lucky draw winners. This will be based on the last five, four and three128 words
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Article57 1969-05-28 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. Dr. O N. Ba&karan of the General Hospital died on-the-spot alter his car skidded and turned turtle along Farrer Road early this morning. Dr. Baskaran, 35. of St. Michael's Road, a graduate from India was working with the Surgical "B" Unit. Orthopaedic Unit57 words
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Article, Illustration419 1969-05-28 12 9 OTHERS GET QUEEN'S AWARDS Bomb Disposal Team SINGAPORE. Tues. Major Michael Hoskins of Royal Engineers. Far East Land Forces, has been awarded the George Medal for gallantry while he was officer commanding the Bomb Disposal Team, Far East Land Forces. He was among419 words
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Article66 1969-05-28 12 SINGAPORE. Tues The Minister for Health, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, will declare open the Population Information Workshop for journalists from Asian and Pacific Area countries at the Singapore Conference Hall on June 9. The workshop is sponsored by the Population Studies Programme of the East-West Centre66 words
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Article193 1969-05-28 12 SINGAPORE. Tues Importers trading with socialist countries are required to submit their applications, suitably endorsed by INTRACO, (International Trading Company) to the Controller and Registrar of Imports and Exports. A government release stated today that this would apply to those who wish to import goods from193 words
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Article40 1969-05-28 12 SINGAPORE. Tues Seven local travel agents left here recently on a week-long study tour in Bangkok and Hong Kong. The tour was sponsored by Lufthansa (German) Airline?. They were accompanied by Mr. Vincent Tan. a Lufthansa sales representative.40 words
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Advertisement121 1969-05-28 12 Flying north? Take the first flight with us any morning and leave the crowd-and-bustle way of travelling to others! We jet you north as early as 8.00 am. Your choice to Hong Kong and Tokyo via Kuala Lumpur 3 times a week via Bangkok 4 times, Saturdays direct to Hong121 words
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