Eastern Sun, 9 June 1969
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Title Section22 1969-06-09 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY -fr Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 1022 Monday, 9 June 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents22 words
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86 1969-06-09 1 INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sun. (UPI) More than 70 persons were arrested on Friday night and Saturday during a second straight night of racial disturbances here. Sniper fire, broken windows, looting and massive crowds marked the sporadic flareups of trouble in the predominantly Negro northwest side86 words
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Article59 1969-06-09 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Tunku Abdul Rahman who underwent a successful operation on his right eye yesterday was reported this morning to be making "very satisfactory progress.^ The Prime Minister's personal physician. Dato Dr. RP Pillai. in a medical bulletin Issued through the Information Control Centre here said59 words
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Article269 1969-06-09 1 HUNTSVILLE, Ala. Sun. (UPI) A convoy of space ships carrying doctors, cooks and explorers can land a man on the surface of mars within 13 years, rocket scientist Dr. Wernher Von Braun believes. Such an undertaking. Von Braun told United Press International in269 words
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Article, Illustration629 1969-06-09 1 NIXON IN HONOLULU HONOLULU. Hawaii, Sun. (Reuter) developments on Vietnam seeme ed imminent today as President Nixon prepared to hold key talks with South Vietnam's President Nguyen Van Thieu on the Pacific island of Midway. Nixon flew here yesterday from his California home andUPI - 629 words
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275 1969-06-09 1 THE combined troops of the Singapore Army and Police yesterday conducted another massive operation in the Kampong Henderson Hill squatter area to weed out undesirable elements responsible for some minor incidents over the past 48 hours. The 90-minute operation, in the area bounded bv Tiong275 words
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Article58 1969-06-09 1 BANGKOK. Sun. (Reuter) Cambodian troops fired across the Thai border on Friday slightly damaging a customs checkpoint a"d several houses in Prachinburl province, police reported today. Police said the shooting start, ed when Cambodian troops wronglv thought Thai Armed Forces had crossed into Cam bodian territory58 words
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Article81 1969-06-09 1 KUCTONG. Sun. (ATP) Members of the Sarawak clandestine Communist organisation were responsible for three cases of arson in Kuching on June 6, it was stated here today. The State Information Control Centre said in a statement that the organisation had hop. Ed to create chaos and81 words
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Article70 1969-06-09 1 NEW DELHI. Sun. (UPI) Gen. Sam Manekshaw, 52. Sunday became Chief of Stafl of the Indian Army. Taking over from Gen. P. Kumarmanglam, who retired Saturday. Manekshaw said in an address to armed forces during turnover ceremonies. 'I know you will make every endeavour to enhance the70 words
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Article174 1969-06-09 1 KUCHING. Sun (AFP) A five-man Goodwill Committee was formed here yesterday at a meeting attended bv representatives from 14 Chinese organisations under the auspices of the Kuching Chinese General Chamber of Commerce. The committee, known as "Kuching District Goodwill Committee." was headed by Dato Wee Hood174 words
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Article242 1969-06-09 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Australia could help Malavsia build up her naval defence, the Deputy Leader of the Australian Labour Party, Mr. C. H. Barnard, said today. 4 Mr Barnard, who was speaking to newsmen during a brief stop-over at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport before flying242 words
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262 1969-06-09 1 MANILA. Sun. (UPI) The immediate futures of a young California junior grade Navy Lieutenant and a senior Australian Captain will be on the line on Monday when a joint investigation board begins determining why the Australian Aircraft Carrier Melbourne collided with the U.S. Destroyer Frank262 words
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Article47 1969-06-09 1 JAKARTA. Sun (UPI) Foreign Minister Adam Malik Saturday denied reports that the Australian Ambassador to Indonesia, Gordon Jockel has met with him early this month to discuss the shooting of West Irianese Inside Papua, New Guinea, and that the ambassador expressed great concern about it.47 words
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Article92 1969-06-09 1 NANTES, France, Son. (Renter) A tax-collector forced entry into a shuttered house In a village near here today, and found a skeleton lying on the bed with a cord round its neck, police said. It was the remains of a 65-year-old woman who had apparently committed suicide more92 words
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125 1969-06-09 1 SALISBURY, Sun. (Reuter) The main Christian churches in Rhodesia, with the exception of the Dutch Reformed Church, today called on their members to oppose the country's proposed apartheid-style constitution. The Roman Catholic condemnation of the n«w constitution, to be Dut to a referendum on June 20.125 words
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Article92 1969-06-09 1 CAIRO. Sun. (Reuter) Egyptian heavy guns pounded Israeli positions in occupied Sinai in an all-night artillery battle along the northern sector of the Suez Canal. A military spokesman said the Israels were trying to reinforce their positions under cover of darkness in the area north of92 words
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Miscellaneous23 1969-06-09 1 LADIES PAY Wa £193 I v t m m <r "You asked me to explain just what happened in my own words, right??23 words
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Article389 1969-06-09 2 Peter Ong - Each Dollar Is Backed Foreign By Peter Ong SINGAPORE has $2,200 million worth of assets abroad, and we have to make sure that they ore in safe hands, safe places and earning a good interest, said the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, just389 words
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62 1969-06-09 2 The Singapore Police brought in 21 persons for questioning yesterday during the Kampong Henderson Hill operation. Sunpix by Richard Chow shows some of the suspects being taken to a black maria and then to Queenstown Police Station. The operation, carried out by the combined forces of the Police and Army,62 words
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Article122 1969-06-09 2 THE British Minister of State at Foreign and Commonwealth Offices, Lord Shepherd, made a two-hour stopover at the Singapore International Airport last evening on his way to Jakarta. At Jakarta. Lord Shepherd will be the guest of the Indonesian Government for nine days. He will meet122 words
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172 1969-06-09 2 THE United National Front called on the Government to form a goodwill committee comprising members of all political parties to restore confidence and racial accord among the people in the Republic. This was one of the four resolutions passed at the meeting held by the172 words
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Article110 1969-06-09 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Johore Government is considering setting up a Vigilante Corps in coastal areas. I The areas being considered are Johore Bahru, Pontlan. Kota Tinggl Merging and Muar, said the Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Othman bin Saat, at a press110 words
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Article117 1969-06-09 2 Unity Is In Hearts Minds KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The succesg of national unity lies in the hearta and mindt of all Malaysians, said the Chief Education Adviser. Enche Hamdan bin Sheikh Tahir today. Opening the annual meeting of the Perak D.T.C. Trained Teachers Association in Ipoh. he said that Teachers117 words
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Article, Illustration195 1969-06-09 2 MAGIC CIRCLE MR Tan Hock Chuan, 60, will leave Singapore by air on June 18 on a round-the world tour during which he will attend the 1960 International Brotherhood of Magician* at Cincinnati. Ohio, from July 3 to 5. A veteran of world-wide repute, Mr. Tan, i*195 words
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281 1969-06-09 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Penang branch of the National Union of Teachers under the leadership of its new plain-speaking Chairman. Mr. Chan Chuck Hoi. is to launch M campaign to enroll all teachers in the State. Mr. Chan spoke of the281 words
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Article87 1969-06-09 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Vorational Stream pupils m Malaysia will sit for the Malaysian Vocational Certificate of Education this year This was disclosed today by the Chief Education Adviser, Enche Haji Hamban bin Sheikh Tahir when h« addressed the Perak D.T.C. Trained Teachers Association in Ipoh. "Action is being87 words
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Miscellaneous74 1969-06-09 2 Toto-The Winners The following numbers were drawn in this week's TOTO Pools: 9 21 34 47 14 The additional niober drawn was: 37. All coupons bearing the following last digits wUI win the lucky draw prises:* 221, 2162 and *****. S PORE DIARY I 4-3° pjn.: Public lecture on Orthopaedic74 words
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Article258 1969-06-09 3 CHICAGO, Sun. (UFI) An Arab Princess bestow, ed her crown on an Israeli one Saturday night when Teen Princess Israel Sharona Marash, 16, was chosen International Teen Princess 1969. "I can't believe it," said Miss Marash, a high school junior from Tel Aviv, as she258 words
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Article56 1969-06-09 3 SANTA MONICA. California, Sun. <Reuter) Film star Robert Taylor, near death from lung cancer. spent as "comfortable a night a s could be expected" hospital authorities reported yesterday. Taylor. 57. veteran of 7o films hag been in and out of hospital seven times since last September and had56 words
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Article273 1969-06-09 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. (UPI) Most of the world is in the midst of a "gigantic accident epidemic" which results in a traffic death every three minutes. The World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Saturday that reports from 27 countries indicate road accidents took 136.000 lives during273 words
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Article104 1969-06-09 3 MONTREAL. Sun: (AFP) Discussion centred on tissue rejection as leading cardiologists met here today for the second working session at the second world symposium on heart transplant. Dr. Denton Cooley. of Houston. Texas, called attention to the need for an international unit "for measuring the potency of various104 words
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Article81 1969-06-09 3 NEW YORK Sun. (UPI) The results of a nationwide survey indicate that a large segment of the American population disapproves of the lunar exploration programme. Sindllnger and Company, a market and opinion research organisation, said that a sampling of more than 1.400 adults interviewed by telephone after the81 words
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222 1969-06-09 3 OTTAWA, Sun. (UPI) Communist China wants Canada to make a clean break with Taiwan before a Sino-Canada recognition pact is signed, according to diplomatic sources in Ottawa- The sources say Canada is balking and that is the main stumbling block in the protracted discussions222 words
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294 1969-06-09 3 NEW YORK. Sun. (UPI) Charles Kenyatta., former bodyguard to the slain Black Militant Malcolm X, was shot and critically wounded on Saturday night as he stepped from a parked car on a bronx street. Witnesses said Kenyatta. 49. was cut down by a hail294 words
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73 1969-06-09 3 MONTERREY. Mexico. Sun. (UPI) Officials at the US. embassy said on Saturday the remains of the 79 victims aboard the Mexicana de Avaciones airliner that crashed last Wednesday had been gathered and placed in 15 two-foot-square canvas packages. Thirteen of the packages remained atop rain73 words
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247 1969-06-09 3 LA PAZ, Sun. (UPI) Antonio Argue das, former Minister of the Interior, was wounded in the arm on Friday night bv unknown terrorists who fired a burst of sub-machinegun Are from an automobile at Arguedas and a Spanish newsman who had just interviewed him.247 words
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Article112 1969-06-09 3 CARACAS. Sun. (UPI) Venezuela last night "categorically and emphatically" denied any participation in Guyana's official charges of June 6 that "it has received reports on renovation of activities in the border The Foreign Ministry issued a communique In which it rejects "supposed Venezuelan meddlings" In the112 words
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Article152 1969-06-09 3 SPACE CENTRE. Houston, Sun. (UPI) Astronaut Eugene A. Cernan apologised on Saturday for the salty language be used during an emergency on the Apollo 10 space Cernan erupted with some surprised profanity when be and Astronaut Thomas P. Stafford suddenly started tumbling about in their lunar lander152 words
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Article200 1969-06-09 3 NEW HAVEN, Conn. Bun. (Reuter) The President of Yale University warned student activists today violent revolution could pave the way for "latter-day fascists who believe in order more than thev believe in law." Speaking at a graduation ceremony here, Kingman Brewster said those who showed impatience200 words
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Article62 1969-06-09 3 CONCEPCION. Chile. Sun. (Reuter) Three hundred police armed with machinegun* and revolvers today raided the university here and arrested 36 student, in connection with the kidnapping. beating and public humiliation of a ne w sP*P e r •editor. The raid, approved by a Judge, was believed to be62 words
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534 1969-06-09 3 SPACE CENTER, Houston, Sun. (UPI) The chief of the Apollo moonflight programme said on Saturday he is satisfied with progress toward a lunar landing attempt next month with Apollo 11, but that several problems must be cleared up before the flight. Lt. Gen.534 words
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Article298 1969-06-09 3 NEW YORK, Sun. (UPI) Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat-Mass., on Saturday defended critics of U.S. defence policy against implications that they are fostering Isolationism. The speech was an apparent attack on President Nixon's speech last Monday in which Nixon warned of the "dangers" of a298 words
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Article620 1969-06-09 4 LONDON. Sua. (LPI) Britain is seeing wore of its future king and liking what it Prince Charles, who will he 21 in November, has emerged from a gangly, bashful- teeni|fr to a candid and sensitive heir-apparent who expresses a sense of duty about his620 words
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Article110 1969-06-09 4 ALDERBURGH. England. Sun. (Reuter) Organisers of the Alderburgh Music Festival today searched for local churches large enough to hold concerts in after a *lr© badly damaged the festival's main hall on opening day yesterday. Mr. Stephen Reiss. secretary of the festival, one of the bestknown in110 words
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Article83 1969-06-09 4 CAIRO Sun. (Reuter)—East German Foreign Minister Herr Otto Winzer met President Nasser today for talks on the Middle East situation and bilateral relations. During the meeting, at the President's Villa on the outskirts of Cairo, Herr Winzer delivered a message from East German head of state83 words
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Article134 1969-06-09 4 PARIS, Sun. (Reuter) The British and French prototypes of the Concorde supersonic airliner flew together for the first time today over the Paris air show. The French prototype, Concorde 001, took off from Le Bourget airport as the British model, Concorde 002, came overhead after134 words
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Article69 1969-06-09 4 VIENNA. Sun. (UP I) Pretty Magdalena van det Spuy has confessed she lied to her parents that she had been kidnapped because she was troubled and just wanted to be alone, police Mid yesterday. The 16-year-old daughter of South African ambassador Johan Van der Spuy actually had been alone69 words
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Article77 1969-06-09 4 MADRID. Sun (UFI) Police are seekln* the granddaughter of the late Dominican Republic dictator Rafael Trujillo and the young man with whom she disappeared. A family acquaintance said a ransom demand had been made to the young man's father a wealthy Spaniard. Maria Trujillo. 19. and Francisco Verjar77 words
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Article65 1969-06-09 4 CAPE TOWN. Sun. (UPI)— A bill published yesterday will prohibit disclosing the names and donors and recipients under certain conditions in South African heart transplant operations. The bill, which will be introduced In Parliament soon, forbids publication of the names of either donors or recipients without prior65 words
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47 1969-06-09 4 KHARTOUM, Sudan. A mass rally to support the two-week old revolutionary government includes banners and a portrait of UAR President Nasser (top photo) while the Revolution Council Chairman Gen. Gaafar Numeiri (in uniform, right, in photo below) and Premier Babakr Awadallah are seen at the stand. (UPI)(UPI) - 47 words
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Article367 1969-06-09 4 THE RED MOSCOW, Sun. (Reuter) Rumanian leader Nicolae Ceautetcu it expected to react firmly to the scathing attack on China made by Soviet party leader Leonid Breihnev, according to Rumanian sources. I But they added Rumania doe* not at present plan a walkout from the367 words
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Article67 1969-06-09 4 ATHENS. Sun (Reuter) Greek Premier George Papadopoulos announced that he had foiled a plot by a group of retired Army. Navy and Air Force officers to overthrow his Army-backed government. He also angrily denied that his regime was responsible for torture and promised that if allegations of67 words
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Article90 1969-06-09 4 BARNBLEY. England. Sun (Reuter) Prime Mlnlater Harold Wilson said today the government stood by Its proposed anti-strike laws despite the hostility of the nation s powerful trade unions. Mr. Wilson spoke in tough term* in advance of govern-ment-union talks on Monday that could determine the fate of his90 words
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264 1969-06-09 4 ROME. Sun. (Reuter) The 18 Italian oil company workers freed by Blafra after being condemned to death went home to meet their families today as Italy observed a day of mourning for their 11 colleagues killed In the Nigerian fighting. The oil technicians 14 Italians,264 words
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Article274 1969-06-09 4 NEW YORK. Sun. (Reuter) Mrs. Golda Meir, Israel's Prim« Minister today called the United States the "best friend we have in the world" and urfed the IJ.S. to influence Arab governments to change their rigid opposition to direct negotiations with Israel. Bhe said such negotiations were274 words
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Article341 1969-06-09 4 MADRID, Sun. (Reuter) Spain tomorrow seals her land frontier with Gibraltar and withdraw! 4,500 workers who have long formed a major part of the rock colony's labour force. According to informed sources here, this is only the first of a series of measures which will341 words
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Article33 1969-06-09 4 LONDON. Sun (UPI) Police halted a Lendon-bouad passenger train carrying Britiih Prime Minister Harold Wilson last night after they received a report that a bomb wa* on board. Nothlnf *aa found.33 words
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Article303 1969-06-09 5 S SpUL. Sun. (UPI) A Bouth Korean coastal defence lorce sank an armed North Korean boat carrying Communist agents early Sunday morning off Bukpyong located about ijp miles east of Seoul eastern coast. Military officials reported. The North Korean boat was at about 1; 50303 words
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Article169 1969-06-09 5 BANGKOK. Sun. (UPI)—At least six persons have died in an outbreak of cholera in Übon province in Northeast Thailand and suspected cases are being hospitalised at the rate of 15 a day. officials disclosed Sunday. The outbreak, in two districts in the province 300 miles eastnortheast169 words
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375 1969-06-09 5 Anti-ASPAC Demonstrations ITO, Japan, Sun (UPI) Leftist Japanese students turned this hot spring resort city into a mob scene and clashed with police time and again on Sunday on the eve of the opening of the Ministerial Conference of the Asian and Pacific Council. About375 words
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Article190 1969-06-09 5 BANGKOK, Sun. (Reuter) Unidentified helicopters have been flying into mountainous Petchaboon province, about 250 miles north of Bangkok, where Communist-trained Meo hill tribesmen are entrenched, according to provincial officials. Officials told reporters that three large helicopters. suspected to be bringing in supplies for the guerillas,190 words
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Article142 1969-06-09 5 SEOUL, Sun. (UPI) U.S. military authorities turned over several thousand carbines to South Korea Saturday to help arm South Korea's two million militia men. The carbines were presented at a ceremony held at Kimpo Air Base outside Seoul. Korean Defence Minister Im Chunf-Sik, Army142 words
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206 1969-06-09 5 PARIS. Sun. (UPI) Asian diplomats said on Saturday that the Viet Con* and North Vietnam would unleash a new military offensive in South Vietnam if Sunday's allied summit on Midway Island failed to produce new negotiating offers for the "Vietnam peace -i talks." The206 words
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Article33 1969-06-09 5 SRINAGAF. Sun. (UPI) The Kashmir unit of the Indian Swatantra Party demanded on Saturday Indian Presidential rule and dissolution of the state legislative assembly to remedy the deteriorating political and economic situation.33 words
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Article97 1969-06-09 5 HONG KONG, Sun (Reuter) Government officials are looking for a reputable zoo to accommodate an Orang-Utan seized from a vessel when it arrived from Indonesia The rare mammal taken to a government kennet last Friday bv Agriculture and Fisheries Department officers is banned from trading in Hong Kong.97 words
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Article81 1969-06-09 5 JAKARTA. Sun. (UPI) Ten of 14 Chinese arrested in South Sumatra late last month have denied charges of subversion filed against them It was reported here on Sunday. The Chinese were charged with having distributed antiIndonesia leaflets to Instigate the local Chinese population to overthrow the81 words
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148 1969-06-09 5 RAWALPINDI. Sun (Renter) Gen. De Gaulle has invited Field Marshal Ayub Khan, former President of Pakistan, to visit France as his private fuest, the authoritative Urdu daily, Jang, reported today. French Embassy sources confirmed that the French Ambassador, Michel Lengendre, handed a personal letter148 words
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Article189 1969-06-09 5 JUNEAU. Alaska. Sun. (UPI) The Coast Guard cutter Stons seized two Japanese fishing boats yesterday for dropping their nets inside the US. 12-mile limit. Coast Guard District Headquarters said the Stons seized the vessels in Norton Sound on Alaska's west coast and was taking them189 words
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Article125 1969-06-09 5 SRINAGAR Kashmir. Sun (UPI) —Thirteen students and Buddhist Lamas have been arrested in Leh, the principal town of Ladakh. according to official sources. The sources said those arrested were charged with arson and rioting. They also faced charges of violating section 144 of the Kashmiri125 words
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Article624 1969-06-09 5 VIETNAM WAR REPORT SAIGON, Sun. (TO) U.S. infantrymen in tanks and armoured carriers caught up with about 200 North Vietnamese regulars in a rubber plantation near Cambodia and killed 95. military spokesmen said on Sunday. The battle Saturday 58 miles northwest of Saigon came Just624 words
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Article49 1969-06-09 5 BANGKOK. Sun. (Reuter) —The Local Administration Department has prohibited female officers from wearing mini-skirts or dresses in psvchedelic colours during office hours. A directive of the department told the women officials that the proper dress was knee-length black, blue or tan skirts and white blouses.49 words
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Article198 1969-06-09 5 TOKYO. Sun. (Reuter) Japanese Foreign Minister Kiirhl Aichi said today he felt President Richard M. Nixon knew Asia better than any other American President had done. i 1 Returning from talks in Washington with President Nixon and Secretary of State William Rogers. Aichi stressed198 words
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Article42 1969-06-09 5 JAKARTA. Sun. (UPl)—lndonesian President Suharto celebrated hi* 48th birth anniversary Sunday with an informal reception in the traditional Javanese style at the Presidential Palace. A Palace spokesman said the President also received wellwishers led bv other ranking Indonesian public officials42 words
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Article80 1969-06-09 5 TOKYO. Sun. (UPl)—Cambodia has lodged a protest with the United States and South Vietnam against the sending of helicopters into Cambodia, straffing and killing five inhabitants on May 23. according to the official New China News Agency (NCNA). The broadcast monitored in Tokyo Sunday quoted a Cambodian News80 words
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Article566 1969-06-09 6 OKI of the surefire manoeuvres which can improve British Prime Minister Harold Wilson's standing both in his party and in his country will be Britain's entry into the Common Market. Now that the diplomatic dust has settled after the crash of Gen. Charles de Gaulle, with566 words
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Article303 1969-06-09 6 rjiHE nation deserves the press it gets in J. as far as the newspapers in the traditional western democracies, and in the lands where these colonial powers bequeathed the fourth estate, are the barometers of the social and political climate of the day. Where the press has303 words
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Article539 1969-06-09 6 RICHARD BECKETT - By RICHARD BECKETT NAIROBI, Sun. (Reuter) Kenya's politician* hare found themselves in the middi of a full scale row over the rights of Parliament to criticise following charges of corruption against high ranking Minis* ters and civil -trvonts. The charges were first made by a number539 words
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Article196 1969-06-09 6 SINCE Communism c*me to Cuba only a deeade ago. most Cubans have vivid memories of better times. Two friends wert reminiscing in a Havana eoffee shop recently and one of them became so excited that he forgot to keep his voice down. "I would walk to the196 words
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Article218 1969-06-09 6 DENVER. SUB <UPI>— Anthropologist Margaret Mead UTS the main cause of the so-called "generation gap" is the "tremendous speed of change." technological snd social, since World War Two. "The change has been so rapid that youths hare no mentors, no models to teach them." she said.218 words
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437 1969-06-09 6 EXTRACTS from the speech of Dr. Toh Chin Chye, Vice Chancellor, University of Singapore, at the Convocation cere~ mony held on June 7th. It It appropriate that «a this 150 th anniversary th« foundIn, of modem Singapore wt should look for now437 words
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Article, Illustration888 1969-06-09 6 HONG KONG, Sun. When banks in Hong Kong recently asked the government for permission to set up branches in resettlement estates, birth control and census authorities cheered. For to them, the request was another way of saying in a fashion peculiar to Hong Kong—that a vastly-improved standard888 words
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435 1969-06-09 6 DALE MORSCH - »y DALE MORSCH NEW DELHI. Sjii. (UPI) looaa figured prominently in tha formatio:. of Andhra Pradesh State 13 years ago. The revenue derived from it is a root cause of the Telengana struggle today. The nine districts which comprise Telengana once belonged435 words
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Article12 1969-06-09 6 Never answer a letter while yea are angry Chinese proverb.12 words
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Article98 1969-06-09 6 S. C. HOW - Punish RumourMongers Severely LETTERS... S. C. HOW I think it is about time that really severe punishment be meted out to persons caught trying to disrupt the racial harmony of our Republic, be it assault, rumour mongering or race incitement. Heavy prison sentences, canning and even the death pun* ishment98 words
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Article165 1969-06-09 7 GENEVA. Sun. (Reuter) Four European airlines have announced joint plans for their next generation of airliners. The Scandinavlsn Airline System (SAS). the Royal IKitch Airline (KLM), the Swiss National Airline (Swissair). and the French overseas airline Union de Transports Aenens (UTA) have jointly decided oil McDonnell-Douglas165 words
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Article92 1969-06-09 7 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI)— Sanyo Electric Co.. maker of electric appliances in Japan, sayj it has reached agreement with Axmayesh Industrial Manufacturing Co. of Iran for technical assistance in the production of black and white TV sets. It said under the agreement Sanyo will export parts for92 words
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213 1969-06-09 7 TOKYO, Sun. (UPI) The government's Foreign Investment Council has approved the proposed import of production techniques from the McDonnel-Douglas Aircraft Company of the U.S. for domestic production of the F4E Phantom jet fighters. The spprovsl hsd been •ought by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries which213 words
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Article116 1969-06-09 7 MANAGERS and sales staff of Burroughs Wellcome li Co. from 7 countries will be attending a Sales Conference in Singapore from 9-14 th June. The purpose of the conference announced by Mr A. Davies. Director of Burroughs Wellcome k Co. (S) Pte. Ltd. Is to improve sales training116 words
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Article21 1969-06-09 7 TAIPEI. Sun. (UPI) A 19-member trade mission from New Zealand arrived here yesterday from Manila for sixday visit.21 words
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Article898 1969-06-09 7 The weekly inaiket review Trading Time Advan THE decision by the Commit*## of tht Stock Kxckong# of Malaysia and Singapore to chang# th# tradina hours ot from today provided just obout tht only bright note to on otharwis# #asi#r, listloss and f#otur#l#ss week in th# stock market.898 words
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Article169 1969-06-09 7 NEW DELHI. Sun. (Reuter) A government committee on the tea industiy has recommended that the tea board should be reconstituted with a permanent deputy chsirmsn. usually reliable sourees ssid todsy. The Boroosh committee, whose report is now being examined by the Ministrv of Commerce md Industry, also169 words
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Article52 1969-06-09 7 TOKYO, Sun. (UPI) Japan has agreed to a request by the United Arab Republic (UAR) for extentien of the July 31 deadline for UAR's redemption of its trade debt to Japan. Unaer the agreement. UAR will repay a total of US$lB,330.000 debt over a ftve-year period starting52 words
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191 1969-06-09 7 WASHINGTON, Sun. (UPI) An American labour leader says U.S. textile worken are willing to aaaist Japanese textile worker# to build ftronf uniom and improve their living standards but not at the price or American jobs. George Baldanzi president c! the United Textile191 words
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195 1969-06-09 7 PARIS, Sun. (Rsuter) The group of 10 leading non-Com-munist industrial nation® will support the International Monetary Fund (IMF) In meeting a requested drawin* by Britain under a new stand-by credit arrangement. The «roup. leading member nations of the General Arrangement to Borrow (GAB) gave no195 words
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Article55 1969-06-09 7 TAIPII. Sua. (Iteuter) Th« Nationalist China Power Company ia planning to uk the world Bank for a further loan el US$36 million for lta expansion and development, the Central Newa Agency said today. The company had pravjoualy asked for 173 million to buy ha first atomic power plant55 words
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332 1969-06-09 7 HARRY HOBBS - ■y HARRY HOBBS LONDON, Sun. (UPI) The National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) took a gloomy view of the outlook for Britain's economy in its latest survey and a slumping stock market appeared to snare the opinion of the researchers. The politically independent332 words
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Article204 1969-06-09 7 HONG KONG. Sun (CPI) A leading American hotrl ring U collaborating with a rich Indian businessman in Hon* Koof to venture Asia's hetal bualnaaa. The Holiday Inns of America are p!an Dine with the Harllelaa to establish a ehsin of hotels in Southeast Asia and India.204 words
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Article96 1969-06-09 7 TOKiO, Sun. (UPI) The Powfer Reactor and Nuclear Fuel Development Corp. announced it had total of 12.600,00 tons of uranium ore deposits in stock as of April 1. It constituted an Increase of 2,327,000 tons as compared with a year ago. The ore deposits contain96 words
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Article86 1969-06-09 7 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI) Exports validated In May totalled US$l 337,400 up 3 per cent over the preceding month, the Ministry of International Trade and Ministry announced. The figure was an increase of 11 per cent a* compared with a year afo and the second highest86 words
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Article, Illustration283 1969-06-09 7 NEW YORK: The sparkle of a girl's earring is *U the Ufht that's needed to projeet a 3-D image from a eomputer-produced slide called a kinoform. The experimental kinoform, developed by International Business Machines Corporation, overcomes many limitations of holograms. Most holograms which also283 words
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Article65 1969-06-09 7 OSAKA. Sun. (UFI) Kanegafuchi Chemical Industry Co and Maruzen Oil Company said in a Joint announcement they will shortly establish a new firm to produce paraffin from petroleum protein. It will be the first firm in Japan to specialize in paraffin production. The announcement said a plant capable65 words
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Article345 1969-06-09 7 akKIVALS ft 00 a m. MSA MLO29 Koala Lumpur. 9 09 am MSA MLII 9 Koala Lumpur. 19-lft a-m MSA MLltl Kuala Lumpor 10.2 ft a n> MSA MLOOft Penang. lpoh, Koala Lumpur. Malacca--1940 a u> THAI Torn Bangkok. 12-35 pn. PAN-AM PAB4I Saleon, Guam. Honolulu, ban Franclsco345 words
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Advertisement16 1969-06-09 7 Thai International now flies to more countries in the Orient than any other airline rMf* L16 words
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Article, Illustration380 1969-06-09 8 THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew reviews the Schools' Prefects contingent as it marches past during the Raffles Institution's Annual Speech and Prize-Giving Day. EASTERN SUN picture taken at the finals of the Sixth Annual Inter-School Science Quit organised by the Science and Mathematical Society of380 words
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Article, Illustration528 1969-06-09 9 THERE ore different kinds of people belonging to various races living in Singapore. Due to itheir different religions, various kinds of festivals are celebrated within a year. Mandisafar is a festival which ie celebrated by the Malays, Thaipusam by the Indians and Christmas by Christians Because of528 words
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Article, Illustration401 1969-06-09 9 THERE Is hardly a day without a mention of road accidents in our daily newspapers. Although the invention of modern transportation has eased the problem of communication, it is also indirectly responsible for the high mortality rate which has seriously drawn the attention of401 words
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Article, Illustration272 1969-06-09 9 EVERYDAY we hear of student revolts. Maybe this is because they do not like the way the government controls them. Too much freedom is given to teenagers today. In schools, the teachers are not allowed to use the canes and that makes the student* grow272 words
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Article, Illustration483 1969-06-09 9 The most remarkable development in human habit in the second half of the twentieth century is the great urge of people to travel and see how their human counterparts live in other parts of the world. Tourism is one of the growing factors In foreign exchange. The483 words
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Article, Illustration415 1969-06-09 9 IN the twentieth century the world has changed into a paradise when compared with the uncivilised times. We now live a comfortable and healthy life. We have gained much advantages. We have tall and clean buildings. Even if we are living in the sixteenth storey we can415 words
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Article, Illustration467 1969-06-09 9 SINCE the birth of science, the face of the world has been completely changed. It is through science that man has made progress. Formerly, man had no proper means of communications. Today, people witness more tremendous technical achievements than thousands of previous generations put togetner. The467 words
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Article, Illustration364 1969-06-09 9 GIVING presents is o natural way to show one's love of affeetion for others. Presents are bought for occasions like birthdays, weddings, Christmas and many other occasions. Many hours are often spent in visiting shops to find something original and suitable. In choosing birthday presents care should364 words
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Article, Illustration278 1969-06-09 9 THE value of newspapers increases as the world strives ahead. Modern newspapers differ a great deal from those of the early period. Today's papers have up-to-date news and play of words to promptly attract your attention. There ire different type* of newspaper* in Singapore Newspaper* are278 words
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Advertisement190 1969-06-09 9 Essay writing: Rules to observe All entrants are requeued to observe the following rules: 1. Each entrant mutt fill in hi* I her own writing the entry form appended below in block letters. 2. No entry will be considered without the entry form properly filled up. 3. The entrant must190 words
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Miscellaneous97 1969-06-09 9 AMY By J«elc Tipprt m LA >3* VV I Mom, can you throw In an extra peanut butter sandwich? The/ have great trading value." DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and AidenMcWiiams y'KHOW WHAT ro DO IP I WAS you, BAVIN ro TAKE THIS LITTLE OLD ROCK AN', MAN.l'O...* COACH LtWl*97 words
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Article, Illustration1668 1969-06-09 10 By 810 BEN IPOH, Sun. Royal Syndicate's Joint Command with Rod Dawkins riding a confident race captured the $30,000 Perak Derby here today. In seventh position at the half mile the Poly's Pet gelding made a forward move at the 3f post and was first into the1,668 words
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534 1969-06-09 10 EPSOM, England, Sun. (Reuter) Pulling out on electrifying finish for South African jockey John Gorton in the last 50 yards, Lord Rose be SLEEPING PARTNER won the Oaks classic for fillies here yesterday. The final battle for the winner's £30.422 purse was restricted to534 words
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Article272 1969-06-09 10 NEW YORK, Sun. (Reuter) Art* and Letters yesterday won the Belmont Stakes, ending Majestic Prince's hopes of becoming the first horse to win the triple crown since 1948. Arts and Letters finished sbout six lengtns ahead of Ma. jestic Prince, the winner of the Kentucky Derby272 words
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Article119 1969-06-09 10 DURBAN, SUB. (Reuter) Home Guard, fancied to win the Durban July Handicap. streaked to a one and three-quarter lengths victory In the South African Guineas over a mile here yesterday. Ridden by Charlie Maree. the 2-1 on favourite stayed with the field of 12 before moving easily119 words
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403 1969-06-09 10 BINOAPORE Cricket Club, the only team with an unbeaten record In the first round of he SCA senior division league tournament, got off to a very good start In the first encounter of the second round when they thrashed Ceylon Sports Club by403 words
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152 1969-06-09 10 SEOUL. Sun. (UPI) Japan captured three gold medals today to beat hardtraining South Korea and win the 4th Asian cycling championship* tournament at Seoul stadium here. A Japanese four-member team won the 4.000 metres team pursuit race by defeating Korea. Kooft Katoo and Kenji Enoraoto152 words
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Article814 1969-06-09 10 NEW YORK. Sun. (UPD Juan Marich&l, making his first start in two weeks, allowed only three singles yesterday and Ken Henderson slammed a two-run homer to pace the San Francisco Giants to a 3-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phillies, who suffered their814 words
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151 1969-06-09 10 AUCKLAND. New Zealand, Sun. (Reuter) The New Zealand cricket team left here by air tonight for a threemonth tour of England. Team manager Mr. C.G. Burgess said before departure he believed the team was "potentially a Test winning side.** The New Zealanders, who plav151 words
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Article437 1969-06-09 10 LONDON. Sun. (Reuter) Yorkshire opening batsman Phil Sharpe has been recalled after five years to the England cricket team for the First TMt against the West Indies starting at Old Trafford next Thursday. Another recall is Leicester, shire allrounder Barr v Knight who lost his437 words
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Article40 1969-06-09 10 Sun (Reuter) The M.C.C. selectors today named the following 12 players for England's first cricket Test against the West Indies at old Trafford. Q r next Thursday. Boycott, D Brown, B. D'Oliveira, J. Edrich, T. Graveney, Baow a40 words
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Article, Illustration363 1969-06-09 11 SINGAPORE, Sun.—Last year's Taiwan champion, Kao Cheng-Hsiung retained his title in the Taiwan national finals of th e 1969 Cathay-Brunswick Far East Bowling championships held at the Yuan-Shan Recreation Centre in Taipei, recently. He rolled a 12-game total of 2.262 pins to snatch the title.363 words
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Article35 1969-06-09 11 MANCHESTER. England, Bun. (Reuter) Clark Graebner of the United States won the men's singles title at the northern tennis tournament here yesterday bv beating Britain's Graham Stilwell 9-7, 3-6. 6-4 in the final.35 words
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Article69 1969-06-09 11 SANTIAGO. Chile. Sun. (Reuter) Rain yeaterday prevented an? further play In the South American zone tennis flnal of the Davis Cup here between Brazil and Chile, with Brazil leading by one match to nil. A second match, begun on Friday but abandoned because of bad light,69 words
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Article32 1969-06-09 11 LONDON. Sun. (Reuter) South African Derek Schroeder won the men* singles title at the Lowther tennis tournament here today by beating Australian Max Senior 5-7, 6-1, 6-2 In the flnal.32 words
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505 1969-06-09 11 LONDON, Sun. (Reuter) Barry Richards, the South African batsman, was in rampaging mood in the Gillette Cup one-day cricket competition yesterday. The Durban-born 23-year-old rattled up a rapid 78 for Hamp. shire against Surrev, clouting three sixes and eight boundaries. Richards' thundering knock helped505 words
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Article103 1969-06-09 11 LOS ANGELES. Sun. (AFP) Three world best performances of the year, including a three minute* 55.9 second* mile by Jim Ryun. were *et at an athletics meeting in the Los Angeles Coliseum yesterday. The other two achievements were a 20.62 metre* ahot putt by Neillstelnhtuer103 words
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Article302 1969-06-09 11 CHICAGO, Sun. fßeuter) Frank Beard refused to play the game of giveaway on the Midlothian Country Club course yesterday and assumed command of a US$l3O,OOO (about £33,000) Western Open golf tournament by two shot® over Billy Casper. In contrast to other 38 hole leader*302 words
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Article472 1969-06-09 11 STOKE ON-TRENT, England, Sun. (Reuter) Th e West Indian cricketers, fresh from their first tour victory over Somerset on Friday, were given a rude awakening bv the English Minor Counties on the opening day of their three-day match here. Opener Graham Saville and skipper Fred472 words
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133 1969-06-09 11 MEXICO CITY. Sun (UPI) The Mexican Tennis Federation yesterday was reportedly considering the possibility of withdrawing the Mexican team from Davis Cup competition as a sign of mourning for the tragic death of Mexican tennis star Rafael Osuna in an airplane crash last Wednesday.133 words
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Article217 1969-06-09 11 NEW YORK. Sun (UPI) Star Quarterback Joe Namath, sports' swingingest bachelor, announced his retirement from pro football on Friday rather than bow to an order from pro football commissioner, Pete Rozelle to sesll his interest in a nightclub Rotelle described as a "hang-out for217 words
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211 1969-06-09 11 ANYANG. South Korea. Sun (UPI) Nationalist China's Hsieh Yong Yo fired a one under par 55-26—71 yesterday for a four-round total of 286 and won the 12th Korean Open golf championship and a cash prize of US$3,OOO. Playing steady golf. Hsieh broke a four-way211 words
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Article520 1969-06-09 11 PAR 18. Sun. tßeuter) Rod Laver. the 30-year-old Queenslander, won the men's singles title at the French tennis championships here yesterday, beating 34-year-old fellow-Australian. Ken Rosewall 6-4. 6-3. 6-4 In 93 minutes. The undisputed world number one player thus reversed last year's result when Rosewall beat520 words
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Article36 1969-06-09 11 MANCHESTER. En f land. Sun. (Reuter) Mrs. Mary Ann Curtis beat Patti Hojan 6-4. 6-4 to win the women's smiles title in an a 11-Ameri-can final at the northern tennis tournament here yesterday.36 words
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Article35 1969-06-09 11 SYDNEY. Sun. (Reuter) Results of major rufby leaaue matches played here today were: South Sydnev 27 Caterbury 7, St. George 16. Cronul-.a-Sutherland 12. Balmain 25. North Sydney 15. Paramatta 25 Eastern Suburbs IS.35 words
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261 1969-06-09 11 WARSAW, Sun. (Reuter) The International Olympic Committee (IOC) prepared today for talks which could affect the future of the winter games, recently criticised for alleged commercialism by the lOC's American President Avery Brundage. The Olympic Games administrators cleared the way for these talks261 words
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Article72 1969-06-09 11 TOKYO. Sun. (Reuter) Britain took a 3-0 lead over Thailand in the inter-zone semi-ftnals of the world's women badminton tournament here yesterday. The British women were assured of advancing into the final of the fifth Über Cup championship by taking all the three single matches.72 words
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Miscellaneous117 1969-06-09 10 BIG SWEEP TOTAL ($31,512) Ist Prix* No: *****6 $7,799 2nd Prix* No: *****1 $3,899 3rd Prix* No: *****6 $1,949 Starters: ($543 each) Nos: *****8 *****2 *****8 *****4 Consolation: ($l5l each) Nos: *****5 *****5 *****9 *****3 *****5 *****2 *****4 *****3 *****5 *****9 Time And Tide TODAY SINGAPORE Town: 0.01 a.m. (3.7117 words
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Advertisement147 1969-06-09 11 Sales &l Service Television I Radio REDIFFCSION TELEVISION RENTALS BP CASH Oempleta ranee to colt a'dffuue Bhotrrocnu: Clemenceau Ate.. Joo Cblat Head Tainan Juroni (EDIRRRSION RCTKIII WO MAKE or TV srr* Radiophone LOB trolled Maintenance Phone RS23I/S UTW SlDtapare r«aa«Dti Aerial 8?* tern* Closed Circuit TV Backftoand Made laatallattoa. Phoae147 words
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Miscellaneous1105 1969-06-09 11 V Xrorar TV |*v mmmmm nuttoiii WHSMI 11 3 KdQiO TODAY I (CHANNEL 5) guage Elementary Sukar. SePM. 300 Ot>ening Anonunce- kolah: 11.20-11 40 Mathematics mints' in all Language* ai d Sec II Logarithms and the Morning Star: 3.20 Health In the Slide Rule: 11.55-12 15 Engish 2nd Home (English1,105 words
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Article, Illustration325 1969-06-09 12 Peter Ooi - The Moment By Peter Ooi THE Housing and Development Board is now planning to build four-room flats for sale to the public under the Home Ownership Scheme. So far, the Board has sold about 90,000 of the 120.000 units of two-room and three-roomSunpix by Richard Chow. - 325 words
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Article185 1969-06-09 12 MRS. Lim Kim Son, wife of the Minister for Defence, will officiate at a keel-laying ceremony of the first of several fast patrol boats for Singapore, on June 12. Four of the *l* 110-foot last patrol boats ordered by the Singapore Government will be185 words
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Article48 1969-06-09 12 Police detained a man who was caught hiding near the entrance to a store at Jalan Minyak yesterday. Police recovered two tins of paint, which are believed to have been stolen from the store The detained man will be charged In court today.48 words
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Article, Illustration88 1969-06-09 12 These concerts are being carefully arranged so as to present a wide variety of programmes including Asian and Western music, singers, dancers and instrumentalists. Tickets at SI/- are obtainable from Robinsons, C. K. Tang, Cold Storage and the Singapore Emporium. The Far East Air Force Band88 words
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Article139 1969-06-09 12 No 9 Lives Business Would you believe that a eat was responsible for Saturday night's "blackout** at Hotel Malaysia? Everyone was taken aback, when at 12.14 a.m. every light in the 11th storey hotel went out. Anxious officials went about hurriedly to find the139 words
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Article42 1969-06-09 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Sarawak Government toray blamed the Sarawak Communist organisation for the two cases of arson in Kuching cn Friday morning. It said it has obtained complete evidence on this, but could not disclose details for security reasons.42 words
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Article56 1969-06-09 12 DUE to unforseen circumstances, the 150 th Anniversary of the founding of Singapore and the 32nd Anniversary of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union Celebration Dinner will be held at 5 p.m. instead of 7.30 pjn. on Saturday on June 14. The venue is the Happy Nightclub and56 words
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Article31 1969-06-09 12 THE Adult Education Board will hold an 8-week course in "Keeping Accounts for Societies" at its office in Cairnhill Road, commencing on July 5. Applications close on June 18.31 words
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Article68 1969-06-09 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The curfew relaxation in the Kuala Lumpur Police District for tomorrow has been extended by another two hours from 5.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Areas which will enjoy the longer curfew relaxation include Subang. Subang International Airport, Sungel Buloh New Village. Keponf68 words
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Article, Illustration110 1969-06-09 12 K. S. SIDHU - By K. S. SIDHU SIXTY tiny tots remained lost in a world wonder and magic for all of 45 minutes on Saturday. They were being entertained by the World's "King of the Pickpockets" Steford Kalanu at the Red Cross Home in Tanah Merah. Though110 words
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84 1969-06-09 12 Determined to make this a "Give and Take** affair, Kalanu was in turn treated by the children to a repertoire of pop songs ending with "When the Saints go Marching in," to his Intense satisfaction. Said Kalanu. his eyes a mite misty: "This has been84 words
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Article276 1969-06-09 12 BROADCASTING DEPT. CONTEST WINNERS of the Song Competition organised by the Department of Broadcasting have finally been selected by a panel of judges. This began on March, 31. The competition, reflecting the history, life and aspiration of the people of Singapore, was divided into fou276 words
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Article141 1969-06-09 12 THE DOMESTIC savings drive launched last September had resulted in a steady Improvement with new records in volume of savings and saving accounts last month. A record number of new accounts, the highest in any one month, now stands at 26.449 and new accounts in March and141 words
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Article70 1969-06-09 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. No major incidents have been reported in the last 12 hours ending at 8 a.m.. the Information Control Centre here said this morning. It adden that there were only s few isolated incidents. These incidents and rumour mongering were the main cause of70 words
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Article29 1969-06-09 12 THE Adult Education Boara will hold a 16-week course In batik painting at its office in Cairnhlll Road, beginning on June 22. Applications close on June 14.29 words
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Article122 1969-06-09 12 Sport The Nation Sports can not only build muscles but a'so national concepts apd aspirations such as the oneness and togetherness of a nation. Enche Mohd. Ghazali Ismail, Polllcal Secretary to the Ministry of Education, said this at the closing ceremony of the Schools National Basketball championships at the Chung122 words
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Article142 1969-06-09 12 The Secretary-Oeneral of the Democratic Action Party, Mr. Goh Hock Guan vesterdav explained his absence at the forum on 'Regional Cooperation" at the University of Singapore on June 6. It was because of the abscence of another speaker. Dr. Mahathir, a central executive committee member142 words
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Article40 1969-06-09 12 THE Adult Education Board will hold a 12-week course in "Graphic Design and Silk Screen Printing" at the Cultural Centre, beginning from June 26 (7 p.m. to 10 p.m daily). The closing date for applicants is June 16.40 words
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296 1969-06-09 12 SINGAPORE is the melting pot of various cultures of this region, and this has placed an obligation on Singaporeans to spearhead the blending of these cultures. The president of the University of Singapore's Indian Cultural Society, Mr. Joseph Rajah, speaking at a tea party in296 words
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Article115 1969-06-09 12 The Geylang Serai Citizen's Consultative Committee has organised a goodwill committee whose object is to create and maintain a happv atmosphere among the people in the area. The Secretary of Geylang Serai C.C. Committee. Mr. Lawrence Arokia, said the C.C. Committee had formed a goodwill115 words
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Miscellaneous13 1969-06-09 12 Abu By LIMKOK out OF US WOULD HAMI TO FROM A TALL BUILDING.'!13 words
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