Eastern Sun, 29 June 1969
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Title Section22 1969-06-29 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 1042 Sunday Edition 29 June 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents22 words
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Article466 1969-06-29 1 BRITAIN has committed another $lOO million including $37 million for defence of its $375 million aid to the Republic over the next few years. Disclosing this yesterday, Mr. W. A. C. Mathieson. leader of the British fourman mission, said: "I can say right away that we regard466 words
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Article62 1969-06-29 1 VATICAN CITY. Sat. (UPI) —The Vatican City newspaper L'Osservators Romano said advocates of birth control are exaggerating the dangers of the population explosion. In fact, it said, the earth could feed many more people if some established interest stopped restricting agricultural output for selfish reasons. The editorial was62 words
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Article, Illustration52 1969-06-29 1 THE United States Ambassador i n Singapore, Mr. F. J. Galbraith today paid a farewell call on the President of the Republic, Enche Yusof bin Ishak. They met for more than52 words
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Article92 1969-06-29 1 LA ROCHELLE. Franc®, Sat. (Reuter) A message in a bottle thrown into the sea a year ago by 20 schoolgirls in Penang, Malaysia, has turned up nn France g Atlantic co;?st. M. GUT Martineau. 63, was shrimp-fishing when he found the bottle on the beach at Angoulins92 words
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Article297 1969-06-29 1 The Melbourne Inquiry SUBIC BAY NAVAL BASE, Philippines, Sat. (UPI) The six-man U.S.-Australian naval board met today to begin assembling its report on why the U.S. destroyer Frank E. Evans and the Australian carrier Melbourne collided during joint manoeuvres on June 3. The testimony of297 words
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169 1969-06-29 1 VIENTIANE, Sat. (Reuter) Outnumbered government forces have evacuated the town of Muong Soui in northwest Laos after heavy fighting with North Vietnamese troops, an informed military sources said today. The fall of the city, which is about 100 miles north of Vientiane in169 words
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Article30 1969-06-29 1 MANILA, Sat. (Reuter) Philippines is expecting a bumper corn crop next month and has suspended authorised imports of the grain, the Rice and Corn Administration (RCA) announced today.30 words
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Article56 1969-06-29 1 SION. Switzerland. Sat. (UPI) Swedish actress Ewa Aulin, 19. who became an international film star overnight a s the teenage nymphet "Candy." is a teenage mother and proud of it. "I feel even younger since I had the baby. said Ewa. just home from the hospital with her56 words
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Article43 1969-06-29 1 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) England were 321 for nine wickets at the close on the third day of the second cricket test against the West Indies at Lord's here today. The West Indies were all out for 380 m their first innings43 words
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438 1969-06-29 1 M-E CONTINUE HOT LONDON, Sat. (UPI) Arab and Israeli gunners continued to trade shots across the Suex Canal and Jordan River cease-fire lines yesterday as the Middle East fighting raged on amid reports that President Gamal Abdel Nasser was planning a trip438 words
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Article83 1969-06-29 1 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) The United States. Air Force in Britain isn't chained to the ground any more. The chain s went on last May after a home-sick American Air Force Sergeant, Paul Meyer, jumped into a giant Hercules transport ©lane and took off on a flight to83 words
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Article151 1969-06-29 1 NEW YORK, Sat. (UPI) President Nixon will leave on July 23 on a six-nation trip that will take Him to Romania, making liim the first U.S. president to visit a Communist country. The White House announced that President Nixon would visit the Pacific Ocean for the151 words
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248 1969-06-29 1 TYPHOID hat broken out on an off-shore island off Singapore, Pulau Ayer Merbau. During the past 48 hours, more than 50 positive and suspected cases have been admitted to Middleton Hospital for treatment and observation. To date, official sources have confirmed one death248 words
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Article, Illustration292 1969-06-29 2 MORE than 1.400 "rugged" members from the 11 companies of the Girls' Brigade yesterday celebrated the Republic's 150 th anniversary with a grand review and display held at the Methodist Girls' School grounds Donned in their immaculate blue uniforms the 250 girls who participated marched292 words
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133 1969-06-29 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. (UPI) Mobile units of the Information Department operating along the MalaysianThai border intensified its psychological warfare programme Saturday. Information and Broadcasting Minister Hamzah Abu Samah said the units, which ope. rate from vans, equipped with loud speakers, movie proiectors, leaflets and pamphlets133 words
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Article91 1969-06-29 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The curfew will be relaxed until 1 a.m. instead of midnight from today in most areas in West Malaysia. The Information Co-ordina-tion Centre said that for the states of Selangor. Negri Sembilan, Malacca, the Bandar Bahru district of Kedah, and the police districts91 words
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Article46 1969-06-29 2 THERE will be no water in Oxley Road, house Nos. 19 to 59 and Lloyd Road, house Nos. 3/3 AC to 19/19A-C from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Monday June 30. This is to enable connections to be made to a 6" diameter main.46 words
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Article98 1969-06-29 2 The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Labour. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. returned to Singapore last night after a threeweek tour of East European countries and participation in the ILO conference in Geneva. Speaking to newsmen at the airport, Mr. Rajaratnam referred to the interest shown by Yugoslavia in98 words
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Article, Illustration129 1969-06-29 2 SINGAPOREANS will get an opportunity to hear Prince Charle* giving his views on a host of subjects, ranging from Welsh Nationalism. hi 9 stav at University College at Aberstwyth. his daily activities to how he feels about the Queen etc. in a recorded interview to be129 words
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Article101 1969-06-29 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A notorious gangster, who escaped from "exile" in Kuala Kubu Bahru. about 40 miles from Kuala Lumpur, was shot today in the upper part of his left thigh when he resisted arrest. The gangster was spotted by detective Tan Chong Kim playing billiards101 words
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254 1969-06-29 2 A BIG group of American oil companies are now involved in an exhaustive survey-study of Singapore's potential as "headquarters" for their operations in this region. Mr. F. J. Galbraith. the out-going American Ambassador to Singapore, said yesterday that these firms representing some 30 companies254 words
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Article49 1969-06-29 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Two UNESCO experts will arrive in Kuala Lumpur ne«t month to assist the national family board implement sex education in Upper Secondary Schools and Teachers Training Colleges. This was stated by the Board's Director. Dr. Ariffln bin Ngah Marzuki at a press conference today.49 words
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145 1969-06-29 2 SOME 75,000 school-children, taking the Primary School Leaving Examination this year, will sit for the Second Language Oral Test, conducted for the first time bv the Education Ministry in Singapore, from tomorrow. The Oral Test forms an Integral part of the compulsory Second Language145 words
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Article85 1969-06-29 2 A 1 ♦-YEAR-OLD Singapore student. Krishna Sundram Moorthy flew off last night for Adelaide. Australia, for a "hole-in-the-heart" operation. His trip is paid for by Ma-laysia-Singapore Airline* and organised by the Rotary Club of Singapore West During the past few vears. a number of local85 words
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Article81 1969-06-29 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Sports Toto will begin operation on Thursday in Malaysia and will have its first draw on July 12. The Chairman of the Sports Toto of Malaysia. Tan Sri Abdul Kadir Samsuddin. said today that one of the aims of Sports Toto was to81 words
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Article, Illustration153 1969-06-29 2 THE Republic's Police Force reaches "adulthood" Tuesday when it changes from shorts to trousers. According to a Police spokesman, "This is to give the Police Force a new look" The traditional grey shirt, khaki shorts, blue hosetops and white anklets will be replaced bv153 words
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Article248 1969-06-29 2 THE re-oreani?ation of the Police Force goes into effect on Tuesday. According to a Police spokesman, this will brine It in line with other modern Police Forces and increase efficiency of units. The headquarters structure of the force will now be re-organised on functional lines248 words
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Article113 1969-06-29 2 Eating rambutans ran be qu'te expensive especially when you are caught Uttering public plares with rambutan skins. Yesterday. 14 persons plealed guilty to the charge of throwing rambutan *kin* nut of their vehicles on public road s and litterinr *t Upper Changt R"ad. Tan ah Merah Besa113 words
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Article84 1969-06-29 2 POLICE are lookln* for a hit-mvrun car that knocked down a 12-year-old boy, who died shortly after at Margarst Drive on Friday at 5 p.m. Police request that anyone who saw the accident should contact the Traffic Police Station at Sepoy Lines, or dial *****. The84 words
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Article106 1969-06-29 2 Both Singapore and Malaysia have increased their share capital in the Malaysia-Singapore Airlines by $4 million each, from $77 million to $B5 million. This announcement was made in by the chairman of MSA, Mr. Yong Pung How yesterday He said the additional contributions were made as a106 words
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Article84 1969-06-29 2 POLICE p cked up one of two men who had x noodie vendor of $5O at knife point on Nelson Road at 1 a m. yesterday. The two men. pretending U» buy mee. had appro-rn»-c n rree seller. Enche Kadir h*n Naina Musa, and ore of84 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous102 1969-06-29 2 TIME TIDE High Tide (Today) High Tide (Tomorrow) Singapore Town: 1203 p.m. Singapore Town: 12.53 p.m. x- (8 ft JL 10 i 5 pm (9 sft < Bl 11 34 p.m. (9.7 ft.) N# v a n 1 1203 P-m- Naval Dockyard: 12.49 p.m. (10 ft 10.59 p.m. (10.3 ft.)102 words
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Miscellaneous124 1969-06-29 2 I THINK I'LL DROP OVER TO THE FUNTSTONES AND SEE WHAT THEY'RE DOING... BARNEV THAT'S THOUGH PLAYING HORSIE FOR NOW, BAMM BAMM/ en I H F 3 IN CUBE UI s WOULDN'T SAV SUB'S JUST BEEN CPOWNED THE QUEEN OF "T SMILES! 7 4 »V L w. **OD, ...BUT/ BE124 words
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446 1969-06-29 3 WASHINGTON, Sat. (UPI) The White House confirmed on Friday that President Nixon is considering a trip to the Pacific in July to welcome the crew of Apollo 11 after the splashdown completing their moon landing. An announcement on the trip is expected on Saturday.446 words
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Article312 1969-06-29 3 CAPE KENNEDY, FIa.(UPI) Scientists readied a 14pound monkey named "Bonny" Saturday for a 30-day space ride to help clear the way for eventual manned trips to the planets. The pigtail monkey, a native of the Southeast Asian jungles about tw 0 and a half feet312 words
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Article110 1969-06-29 3 WASHINGTON. Sat. (UPI) The Army announced Friday it would burn and deactivate most of the 26.500 tons of surplus poison gas it wants to get rid of instead of shipping i* across the country for disposal at sea. The army announcement came two days after a select110 words
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Article155 1969-06-29 3 CHARLESTON. SC.. Sat. (Reuter)—A three-month-old hospital workers strike here that has been marked by violence and civil disorder ended today with authorities agreeing to meet the strikers' demands. Dr William McCord. President of the Medical College of South Carolina, said an agreement had been reached with155 words
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Article314 1969-06-29 3 MR. P. GROOT. Head of the Trade Division of the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will visit Singapore from July 1 3 a s part of a familiarisation tour of the Far East. In Mr. G root's honour, a reception will be held at the residence314 words
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378 1969-06-29 3 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Hundreds of top stage and screen personalities attended the funeral Friday of Judy Garland after more than 20.000 of the little people who were her fans gave her one of the greatest tributes in recent show business history.378 words
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251 1969-06-29 3 BRUSSELS, Sat. (Reuter) General Lyman L. Lemnltier retires from NATO command next week at a time when there are fears in the alliance that several members may reduce their NATO commitments. Gen. Lemnitzer hands over the post of Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) to251 words
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Article59 1969-06-29 3 WASHINGTON, Sat. (UPD Sen. Henry Bellmon of Oklahoma leaves Saturday for a 10-day tour of South Vietnam and Micronesia. Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska will accompany Bellmon. The two will visit Saigon, the IV Corps area in the Mekong Delia, some province and district capitals, and Da59 words
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Article201 1969-06-29 3 HOUSTON. Texas. Sat. (UPI) Dr. Denton A. Coolev, the world's most active heart transplant surgeon will resign on July 1 as a full-time facultv member at Baylor College of Medicine. Cooley and Dr. Grady L. Hallman. senior member of the Cooley heart team, will be201 words
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Article48 1969-06-29 3 SANTA MONICA. Calif wIL l? l) ACt r ford. 48. was divorced Thursday by actress Kathryn Hays, 33, who testified he refused to talk things over with her. "If I tried to discuss a matter. she said, "his frequent was not to talk me at all48 words
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Article151 1969-06-29 3 MONTREAL, Sat. (UPI) President Richard M. Nixon and Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau celebrated Canadian-US. friendship Friday in ceremonies ranging fiom New York State to Montreal observing the 10th anniversary of the St. Lawrence Seaway. Referring to the seaway. Trudeau compared It to the "good fence that151 words
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Article58 1969-06-29 3 SANTA MONICA. Calif. Sal. (UPI) Academy award winning actor Burt Lancaster was divorced no Friday by his wife of 22 years who testified ihat he had not been home for the past two and one-half y€irs. Norma Mane Lancaster 51, charged her 56-year-old husband with extreme cruelty In58 words
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183 1969-06-29 3 SACRAMENTO, Calif. Sat (Reuter) Two nude girl dancers performed before a judge at a nightclub here to give evidence in their defence. The girls. Georgia Golightly and Kathie Gains, are accused of giving a "lewd and wilful exhibition of their private parts in a183 words
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Article467 1969-06-29 3 WASHINGTON. Sat. (UPI) The Nixon administration is making a systematic effort to reassure the wives and relative? of U.S. prisoners in the Vietnam war of its deeo concern for their well being and to stress the efforts being made to win their release. State Department officials sav467 words
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Article38 1969-06-29 3 WASHINGTON, Sat. (UPI) The Senate Armed Services Committee yesterday recommended approval of President Nixon's plan to deploy the Safeguard Anti-ballistic Missile system. The recommendation came as the committee approved a 23 billion dollars defence procurement bill.38 words
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Article36 1969-06-29 3 OAKLAND. Calif. Sat. (Reuter) A judge here today ordered the forfeiture of 50,000dollar bail posted for Eldridge Cleaver, the fugitive Black Panther leader. overruling arguments that Cleaver is confined in Cuba against his wUL36 words
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Article195 1969-06-29 3 AMI-U.S. RIOTS BUENOS AIRES, Sat. (UPI) Students firm* pistols and shouting anti-American slogans battled police and firebombed American businesses in the Argentine capital and two interior cities on Friday night, protesting: the visit on Sunday of Gov. Nelson A. Roc- kefeller of New York. One student.195 words
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Article71 1969-06-29 3 HOLLYWOOD. Calif. Sat. (UPI) John Wayne Thursday called Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal. Democrat. New York, a "publicity seeker" and said the Pentagon was "more than careful" in billing him during production of "The Green Berets." Wayne said the 18,623 dollars and 64 cents he was charged was71 words
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Article48 1969-06-29 3 HONOLULU, Hawaii. Sat. (UPI) Two inter-island airliners collided On the ground at Honolulu airport Friday. Three stewardesses suffered minor injuries when the Aloha Viscount in which thev were riding rammed into a parked DCS But none of the belted-m passenger or crew members suffered a scratch.48 words
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Article142 1969-06-29 3 SEATTLE. Wash. Sat. (UPI) —The first Soviet freighter to deliver commercial cargo to a U.S. port in 19 years has arrived and unloaded 900 tons of titanium, a vital metal in the U.S. defence and aerospace programmes. James Smith, Vice President of the Oregon Metallurgical Corp..142 words
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Article135 1969-06-29 3 WASHINGTON. Sat. (UPI)' The Air Force said Friday it believes it has found the principal structural weaknesses in the controversial Fill fighter bombers and will proceed to fix them at a cost of dollars 100,000 per plane. All of the approximately 140 Fills built so far will135 words
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Advertisement155 1969-06-29 3 You'll a never get squeezed into a centre seat. Fly Thai International and you'll never gat crammad into a narrow, uncomfortable centre seat for one very simple reason There ts no centre seat On every That International Caravel le Jetliner there are only two seats abreast Two wider, more spacious,155 words
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139 1969-06-29 4 MANILA, Sat (Reuter) Three visiting Russians have urged closer economic and commercial links between the Soviet Union and the Philippines. They are Eugeny Ivanov, deputy chairman of the Soviet Union of Friendship Society. Levtonova Julia Olegovna. research worker of the Oriental Institute of the139 words
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Article89 1969-06-29 4 SHILLONG, India, Sat. (Reuter) Floods which have made thousands of people homeless and killed hundreds of cattle are now receding in parts of the north-east border state of Assam, officials said today. Nearly half a million people have been affected and more than 30.000 acres of land89 words
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Article79 1969-06-29 4 BANGKOK. Sat. (Reuter) Thailand hopes to cut by 20 per cent the number of foreign experts working with government departments. Disclosing this to reporters yesterday, National Development Minister Pote Sarasin said the move was being made to reduce government expenditure. He said all government departments had79 words
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178 1969-06-29 4 TOKYO, Sat. (UPI) Finance Minister Takeo Fukuda says Japan must shoulder the responsibility for its own defence and gradually free herself from dependence on the United States. He said the government would consider assisting, if necessary, in technological development of domestic178 words
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187 1969-06-29 4 HYDERABAD. India. Sat. (Reuter) All seven remaining ministers from the Telengana area in the Andhra State government resigned today after violent demonstrations by separatists here. Police opened Are on demonstrators in the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad as they raged through the streets looting187 words
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Article184 1969-06-29 4 TOKYO, Sat. (UPI) The House of Representatives at its plenary session yesterday afternoon passed by a majority vote the highly controversial twin defence bill to boost the strength of the Japanese Self-Defence Force. The Bill, designed to Increase the strength of the force by 7,702184 words
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Article606 1969-06-29 4 AUTHORITIES, in Indonesia. Thailand and the Philippines are fightinr out'nSJi# cholera w hlc 1 1 hav caused more than 120 deaths in the past few weeks, respite mass vaccination r~ I programmes, other cases nave been reported in India and Pakistan, where the dreaded disease last606 words
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257 1969-06-29 4 TOKYO, Sat. (UPI) Indio and Japan called for a settlement of the Vietnam problem on the basis of the 1954 Geneva agreement today as Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi wound up a five-day state stay in Japan today. Mrs. Gandhi left Tokyo at 9.59 am.257 words
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Article145 1969-06-29 4 HONG KONG. Sat. (Reuter) Peking today accused Prime Minister Elsaku Sato's government of attempting to make Japanese youngsters serve as cannon fodder for the U.S and Japanese reactionaries In their aggressive wars. The reactionary Sato government was going ali out to inooctrinate Japanese youth and children with145 words
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168 1969-06-29 4 JAKARTA. Sat. (UPI) Smuggling and illegal hunting in Komodo Island, East of Java is threatening the existence of one of the few remaining "living fossils" on earth, according to press reports in Jakarta. The reports quoted local officials as saying that the illeeal export of168 words
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Article165 1969-06-29 4 LONDON, Sat. (UPI) Prince Souvanna Phouma of Laos says the latest North Vietnamese attack on the Laotian town of Muone Soui amounts to an "invasion." He said he intends to protest the Communist action to Britain and Russia, the cochairmen of the 1962 Geneva Conference which165 words
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210 1969-06-29 4 SAIGON. Sat. (UP I) More than 40 tons of food, ammunition and water was dropped into the Ben Het Special Forces camp yesterday through a smokescreen provided by helicopter runships and propeller-driven government sky-raider planes, military spokesmen reported. The resnpply aircraft flew out210 words
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293 1969-06-29 4 Baby Boom To Even Economic Boom TOKYO, Sat. (UPI) Prime Minister Eisaku Sato said that Japan's 100 million population was one of the major factors that enabled the nation to achieve its phenomenal economic growth. The Prime Minister made the statement in an address to293 words
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119 1969-06-29 4 SRIXAGAR. Kashmir. Sat. (UPI) Eleven persons and 30 heads of cattle have been killed by snakes in the border town of Kashmir Uri. The reptiles, described as flying snakes (tree snakes) more poisonous than the ordinary snakes in Kashmir, appeared in the area early119 words
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Article123 1969-06-29 4 KOTTAYAM. India. Sat. (Reuter) —Planters in the South Indian State of Kerala are concerned by the mounting costs of production, increasing taxation and dwindling profits in tea. rubber and coffee plantations. Mr. M.C.A. Jackson, chairman of the association of planters of Kerala, told the association's 30th123 words
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218 1969-06-29 5 PARIS, Sat. (Reuter) Prime Minister Jacques Chaban-Delmas had implied that France would reconsider its embargo on arms to Israel if other countries delivered arms elsewhere in the Middle East. Replying on the radio to live questions from listeners last night he said: "I believe M.218 words
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Article110 1969-06-29 5 CAERNARVON. Wales. Sat (Reuter) The leek traditional emblem and only national dish of Wales has been banned from a supper at a ball to commemorate the investiture of the Prince of Wales on Tuesday. The reason: It makes the breath smell. Mr. Mervyn Hughes, director of110 words
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Article111 1969-06-29 5 ATHENS, Sat. (Reuter) Premier George Papadopoulos today announced a minor reshuffle of his military-backed government. The reshuffle included three ministers Agriculture, Communications and Northern Greece and three undersecretaries. Mr. Emmanuel Athenakls becomes Alternate Minister of Economic Co-ordination, replacing Mr. loannis RodinosOrlandos. Com munications The Ministry of111 words
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75 1969-06-29 5 BLOEMFONTEIN. Sat.fßeuter The City Council of this Orange Free State capital has decided to allow non-white spectators at matches played here by the Australian Rugby Union team. A ban on non-white spectators attending sports meetings at Bloemfontein stadiums was imposed by the council a few75 words
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219 1969-06-29 5 ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast, Sat. (Reuter) A young Guinean sprang out of the crowd and attacked President Ahmed Sekou Toure of Guinea as he was driving into Conakry in a motorcade with President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia, Radio Conakry announced today. The Guinean leader the219 words
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Article49 1969-06-29 5 HOME. Sat. (Reuter) The bcdies of four children were exhumed today durine investigations In a home run by a former nun alleged to have cnained and beaten her young wards Another six children are believed to have died there. Then deaths were reported due to pneumonia.49 words
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Article115 1969-06-29 5 AMSTERDAM. Sat. (Reuter) Father Jos Vrijburg. 37. the Dutch Roman Catholic priest whose wish to wed sparked off a church crisis in Holland in the spring, today married 21-year-old Annewiek ReiJmer. The couple, said to have received Vatican dispensation for a church wedding, were married in115 words
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Article81 1969-06-29 5 LORIENT. France, Sat. (Reuter) A lion used In a publicity stunt leapt on Pop singer Jacqueline Dulac and badly clawed her face and legs. One of France's best known pop stars. Mile. Dulac was being photographed in the lion's cage at a local zoo yesterday for81 words
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376 1969-06-29 5 LONDON, Sat. (Renter) Britain and Spain wrangled today over the Spanish sQueeze on Gibraltar, accusing each other of obstinacy in settlement efforts. Both sides maintained their readiness to talk about a solution on conditions. The latest clash in the longstanding dispute376 words
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Article53 1969-06-29 5 LONDON. Sat. (UPI) The British treasury announced that the government yesterday drew USssoom from the International Monetary fund (IMF). This is the first instalment under the standby agreement for one billion dollars for Britain which was approved by the fund on June 20 and debated in parliament53 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous420 1969-06-29 5 THE MAN FROM AND AS JETS RADIO PICKS UP HER CLEVER ENEMY... yOU WERE WORKING FOR FOREIGN AGENTS. MfSS CUTTHROAT-ANY REASON J SHOULDN'T SHOOT YOU DOWN, TRUCE FLAG OR NO* f 50 YOU BROKE JAIL AFTER WE CAGED YOU THERE WHEN YOU TRIED TO SABOTAGE ME DURING THE BIG AIR420 words
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377 1969-06-29 6 "BOUNDED in 1859 "The Christian" was acquired by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association in 1962. At that time the then proprietors agreed to sell the publication. Dr. Billy Graham was very much aware of the origin and tradition of the Newspaper, founded as it was in377 words
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193 1969-06-29 6 BREAKFAST BACKSLIDERS are often brought back to God through affliction, adversities and trials. When a lion is well fed it cannot be tamed. When its strength is reduced through little food then it is prepared to submit to the193 words
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Article, Illustration302 1969-06-29 6 RELIGIOUS freedom In Singapore is as old as the port itself. Different religions flourish side bv side in Singapore. The reason for religious freedom flourishing here is because it Is accompanied by religious tolerance. Professor Wong Lin Ken. M.P. for Alexandra said this at302 words
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Article, Illustration99 1969-06-29 6 JESUS said, "I am the Resurrection and the Life." John 11:25. This good news message will be proclaimed by the Rev. Philip Heng, pastor of the Galilee Bible- Presbyterian Church at a series of evangelistic meetings organised by the Fairfield Methodist Church. The meetings will be99 words
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Article59 1969-06-29 6 THE parishioners of the Church of Bt. Bernadette, Zlon Road, Singapore, made a collection on Bunday. June 1 this year for the relief of people who suffered in the recent disturbances in West Malaysia. The collection netted the sum of $546.60. A cheque to this amount has been59 words
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Article, Illustration178 1969-06-29 6 THE Joint Chinese-speaking churches evangelistic campaign in commemoration of the 150 th Anniversary of the founding of the Republic will end with a grand rally at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow at 8 p.m. Tonight is the last preach, lng session at178 words
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Article124 1969-06-29 6 THE Graduates Christian Fellowship will be holding monthly district meetings as follows: 1. Home of Mr. S. Dhanabalan: 185 Hillcrest Road. Singapore 11, Tel. No: *****3 Time: 8.00 9.15 p.m. Date: Wednesday. 2nd July, 1969 Theme for Discussion: The Christian Graduate in a Multiracial Society. 2. Home of124 words
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Article69 1969-06-29 6 members and thirteen observers turned up at the GCF annual general meeting held recently at the home of Professor and Mrs. Khoo Oon Teik. following were elected to office for the yesr 1969/70. President, Rev. James Wong; Vice-President, Mr. Paul Phua; Hon. Secretary. Miss Lee Quee Sim;69 words
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Article872 1969-06-29 6 Arthur C. Austin - CHURGH iMle- Arthur C. Austin THE flight of ApoUo 8 to the moon and back was a great and historic event. Unquestionably it was one of man's greatest scientific accomplishments. Vast Intellectual powers and scientific skill* combined to build a vehicle capable of escaping earth's gravity and872 words
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Article263 1969-06-29 6 A BAN on our Sunday best? Whoever would have thought it! Bu; a young lady in Bristol. England, Is strongly against special clothes for church-going She says they make n on-church people feel unaccepted when they do get around to attending services. "Baptist Times quotes her as saying263 words
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Article249 1969-06-29 6 James L. Johnson - BOOK YOU SHOULD READ by James L. Johnson (Tyndale House, USA) paperback, pp. 270 EVER read a Christian thriller? This is something new which is guaranteed to keep you reading to the last line! In contrast with much Christian fiction, this is strong writing, and James Johnson249 words
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Advertisement1085 1969-06-29 6 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS QUEENBTOWN BAPTIST CBCBCH 486 Margaret Drive 9.00 a.m. Sunday Scnool 10 00 a-m. Worship Service 11.15 a.m Training Union MMai BETHESDA (NEIL KOA1)) 417 New Bridge Road. Singapore 4 *unday 8.30 am BreaJclng at Breed 930 eon. Ministry Meeting 19.00 p.m. Sunday School 130 p.m. (Junior1,085 words
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Advertisement407 1969-06-29 6 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS tUTHKIUX CUIMCU U» OUR KKDEKMER tO. Dufca* Road. Spora-10. a3O s-m. Engiiab Bem<* 9-30 a.m English Sunday *3O im, Mandarin Samoa 10.45 im Tamil Samoa CALVABT BAPTIST CHURCH c Baiiiib) ifl Wan Ao Annua faiap&ana: BS33W iudv 945 a.m. Sunday be boot 11 00 a.m. Sunday Worablp 5407 words
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399 1969-06-29 7 John F. Barton - B y John F. Barton WASHINGTON, Sat. (UPI) A leading expert on rubber production has predicted that Malaysia will produce 1.5 million tons of rubber annually by 1975. The claim was made by Dr. J. W. Blencowe, deputy director399 words
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189 1969-06-29 7 SAN FRANCISCO. Sat. The world phenomena of •disturbing" flow of funds between countries, tight money, high interest rates and "impending crisis" will overhang the international financial scene for the rest of 1969. a multi-national "superbank." Societe Financier Europeene, reported last week. SFE., which is189 words
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Article47 1969-06-29 7 < Manager* Price lit Malayan 2.87 2nd Malayan 207 3rd Malayan 1.26 The Com. ina. XD 1-01 1.11 The Savin* Fond 1.12 1.22 M Invest Fund 1.25 1.35 1st Hong Kon* 1.45 131* 2nd Hong Kong XD 1 oo 1.05* Sterling Com. 5/6 •Hon* Kong currency)47 words
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75 1969-06-29 7 MONTREAL. Sat. (UPI) Two major Canadian banks yesterday announced 1/2 per cent boosts In prime lending rates to a new hich of 8-1/2 per cent, effectve July 1. The increase, second in 11 days, was announced by the Bank of Montreal and the Royal75 words
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Article36 1969-06-29 7 NEW YORK, Sat. (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Industrials 889.76 20 Rails 212.62 15 Utilities 120.94 65 Stocks 295.57 40 Bonds 72.69 Commodity Futures Index 138.7136 words
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Article249 1969-06-29 7 The following is a berthing list released by the Port of Singapore Authority for June 29: DEPARTURE: Godowns Vessels 3/4 Kcmsomolskaya Slava 8/9 Teverya 10/11 Berezovka 13/14 I?natij Sergeyev 15/16 Rita Maersk 18 Benratha E.W Jetty Kenari 21 22 Katong 25/26 Hong Kong Grace 38 39 Bonneville249 words
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Article, Illustration100 1969-06-29 7 WILLIAM Jacks has completed delivery on a major contract for steel windows for a Singapore government building The windows were manufactured by CrittallHope, for whom William Jacks Is the agent in Singapore and Malaysia. The 12-storey Ministry of Education Headquarters, one ot the latest100 words
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84 1969-06-29 7 LONDON. Sat. (UP I) Rubber closed yesterday largely nominal with spot 25-3/4 26. Settlement House Aug 25-5/8 25-7/8 Sept 25-3/8 25-5/8 Oct 25-1/4 25-1/2 Oct/Dec 25-1/8 25-5/16 Jan/Mar 24-7/8 25-1/16 April/June 24-11/16 24-13/J6 July/Sept 24-9/16 24-11/16 Oct/Dec 24-7/16 24-9/16 Jan/Mar 24-5/16 24-1/2 April/June 24-1/484 words
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349 1969-06-29 7 THE past week has been one of conflicting reports and reversals, and last week's steadier conditions and high levels have been re-establish-ed state Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co., in its weekly rubber market review. Prices initially dropped 1-1/2 cents and then recovered by an even349 words
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Article61 1969-06-29 7 LONDON, Sat (Reuter) The Market drifted lower yesterday. Signs In the clearing banks' May/June lending figures that advances are moving In the direction of the government ceiling deterred equity buyers. The diversion of the current major tennis and cricket fixtures made for an exceptloally small turnover.61 words
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Article57 1969-06-29 7 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Rubber futures closed 15 to 30 points lower on the New York Commodity Exchange yesterday. There were 2 sales. (Bid) (Asked) July 26.60 Sept 26.00 26.50 Nov 25.50 26.10 Jan 70 24.75 25.65 Mar 24.80 25.15 May 24.80 25.15 July 24.80 25.15 Locally, No.57 words
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Article143 1969-06-29 7 NEW YORK, Sat. CUPD Gold prices were mixed yesterday In moderately active trading on markets here and abroad. In London, gold rose 10 cents to 541.10 per troy ounce at the morning fixing and remained at that level for the second fixing. Gold in143 words
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165 1969-06-29 7 NEW YORK, Sat (UPI) The stock market finished on the plus side yesterday although the blue chlp« acted as a drag on the list Trading was moderate The firmness was a spillover from the strength which appeared late In Thursday's session. It presisted despite165 words
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Article59 1969-06-29 7 LUXEMBOURG Btt. (Reuter) India and the European Common Market yesterday signed an agreement on a food aid grant of 80.000 tons of wheat other than the durum variety. The agreement was signed here by Indian Ambassador Thlrumalraya Swamlnathan, Luxembourg Foreign Minister Gaston Thorn, and59 words
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Article88 1969-06-29 7 port Chine** Produce )«t«rdv were:— Exchange t$l Coronat Oil (F OE.) Balk Coconut Oil (F.O B Drum Mixed Copra ■yw sx.oo ■rut 48.00 50.50 Mantok White Pepper (P.OB.) 122.50 Pepper 120-00 Sarawak Special Black Pepper <Fo.R> 06% Lanipong special Black P'PD* (FOB.) Lam pong Black Pepper AST A (F.O.B)88 words
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Article13 1969-06-29 7 THE tin price for yesterday was $6lB per plcul, down $0.87*.13 words
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Article439 1969-06-29 7 ARRIVALS 6.00 a.m. M>A MLO29 Kuala 1 umpur. 0.00 a.m. MSA MLII 9 Koala Lumpur. 9<48 aum. MSA ML22I Sydney. Jakarta 10.15 a.m. M> a MLllt Koala Lurupu*. 12.40 pan. CAL CIS Taipei. Hons Kong. 10X5 a on. MSA MLOO4 Penang, lpoh. Koala Lompor. Malacca. 1-00 p.m. SAb439 words
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Article100 1969-06-29 7 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore yesterday made the following changes in its rates to merchants (rates are quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency): Selling TT. or O.D. ready? Deutsche Marks $77 0000; Holland Guilders $84.3625; Bwis s Francs $71.0475; Belgian Francs $6 1200;100 words
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Advertisement519 1969-06-29 7 VOUL OVERSEAS UNION BANK LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore) BALANCE SHEET, 31ST. DECEMBER 1968 8 $50,000,000 10.000 000 SHARE CAPITAL Authorised 500.000 Shares of SSIOO eacn Issued and fully paid 100.000 Shares of Ssloo each REVENUE RESERVES 5.350.000 General 866,167 Profit unappropriated 16.216,167 Total of Capital and Reserves CURRENT LIABILITIES AND519 words
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POPPING AROUND with Platter Pete
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Article, Illustration222 1969-06-29 8 AFTER that damaging decision to follow up "Eloise" with "Eloise Mark II" (the lamentable "Love Is Love"), we have been half expecting the much-ballyhooed "Barry Sings Paul" album to be nothing more than variations on "Eloise." Significantly "Love Is Love" is not included on this222 words
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Article, Illustration352 1969-06-29 8 JJI THERE! A number of you hep-type cool cats have asked me what my TV tastes are like, and to list my fave TV shows. Well, groovy. First of all, I'd like to say there aren't any more shows that I'd rave about not like once a352 words
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Article, Illustration373 1969-06-29 8 Mann &Hugg Form New Group THE Minfrad Mann group, which is currently, in the Chart with "Ragamuffin Mann," no longer exists! The group has amicably agreed to part and to go its individual ways and the split takes effect immediately. In future, Manfred and Mike Hugg will devote373 words
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Article, Illustration425 1969-06-29 8 PTIHE truth it that this new album, recorded in Memphis lest year under Atlantic chief Jerry Waaler's deft touch, knocks everything else she's done completely in the shade. It makes one think that in the past she has* per hips had425 words
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Article, Illustration903 1969-06-29 8 D. H - YOU-KNOW-WHO-OR DON'T YOU Manager Kit Lambert Gives The Low-down On THE WHO D. H. IT IS now juat over fivo years since Kit Lambert, then a fairly successful assistant film director, decided to make a B-picture for the cinema circuits documenting a pop group's life. Travelling through North London he903 words
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Advertisement23 1969-06-29 8 Tleuische \fbam mvphcti GestUsthaft of Supreme Quality Polvdor Available at leading disc dealers! i~l~ THE CYCLE ft CARRIAGE CO, (E) PTE. LTD? <S©23 words
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Advertisement81 1969-06-29 8 ALWAYS VERSATILE ERNIE DJOHN WITH ALL HER TALE w POP SOUND HER TALENT IS STILL "GOING FOR A SONG I WANT YOU TO BE MY BABY ISLAND WARM IS THE LOVE PSE 112 320 ■Sir •< v m f w- W' on THE THUMOERBWDS come two great EPs MONSIEUR DuPONT81 words
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Miscellaneous290 1969-06-29 8 World Charts x}> ILVIS Presley's big-selling "In The Ghetto" climbs 15 places to number six in Britain this week, giving him hi* strongest Mies booster there since "Crying In The Chapel" four years a goBut Elvis i$ closely challenged in Britain at two previously unknown groups make even larger leaps:290 words
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37 1969-06-29 9 UPI pix.UPI pix. - 37 words
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709 1969-06-29 9 Sheilah Graham - HOLLYWOOD EVERYWHERE By Sheilah Graham FREEPORT, Grand Bahama Island "Why, that's Kim Novak/' giggled a lady looking up from her slot mdfcfflne, as the star of Warner Brothers' "The Great Bank Robbery" strolled into the Freeport Casino arm in arm with bearded709 words
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Article, Illustration470 1969-06-29 9 Goh Eng Kee - MAD SCHEME OF. SCIENTIST TO CONTROL MAN'S DESTINY By Goh Eng Kee "OOME GIRLS DO" has just about too many rings about it especially after over-indulgence in these kinky spy thrillers and is simply a profusion and confusion of a wily girlie mass. For openers, in470 words
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Article52 1969-06-29 9 TO promote tourism and good relationship between Singapore and Indonesia. Garuda Indonesian Airways in co-operation with the Information Office of the Indonesian Embassy, in Singapore, will give a free film show to the public, based on "INDONESIA". The preview will be held at the Wisma Theatre today at52 words
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131 1969-06-29 9 NEW YORK Paramount Pictures has become the flrst American film company in the history of the Cannes International Film Festival to capture the two top prizes at the French event in a single year. "IF was awarded the grand prize, the Golden Palm, and131 words
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Article, Illustration396 1969-06-29 9 Goh Eng Kee - By Goh Eng Kee JUST as the Maharishi transcended Mia Farrow and the Beatles at the Rishikesh, it is most likely that "The Guru" for its very attempt to provide c straightforward examination of a similar course will, likewise, reap its innate cultural396 words
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Advertisement110 1969-06-29 9 ARE YOU ONE OF THE LUCKY WINNERS? SEE FOTORAMA '69 ON TUESDAY. I! n :< t i SIN KWANG TAI CHI ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 43, Serangoon Garden Wiy, Singapore 19. Men and Women! You are welcome, irrespective of your age. The training will Improve your physical health and art *of self-defence.110 words
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Page 9 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous245 1969-06-29 9 Phone ***** SOW SHOWING! 11 a m 1 45 4.00. 6.30 915 p.m. Ann-Margret, Vittorio Gassman THE TIGER THE PUSSYCAT" E.eanor Parker Color (SB) I CAPITOL Phone 2975 c SOff SHOWING! No Free List 11 a n.. 1 30. 4.06. 6.45 9.30 p.m. Chin Pmc Yueh Hua to "Vengeance la245 words
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Miscellaneous163 1969-06-29 9 WiiFA'f CATHAY 334Q0 Now Showing! 11. 138. 4. I.M Rank Organisation Present* "CARRY ON DOCTOR" Color Sidney James Barbara Windsor |ORCHARD- 321 b7~j Tods?" U km.. I.M. 4. «.SO. t.15 "TODAY ITS ME. TOMORROW YOU" ook* Montfomerr Ford (WtdeaerMsl Tatsuya Nakadal ODEON I PALACE 21-U6 I *****8 NOW SHOWING! 11163 words
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Article, Illustration445 1969-06-29 10 H. C. Tan - Pretty, Simple, Young And Ambitious —That's Mavis A 'QUEEN* AT FOUR-PL VS... By H. C. Tan SHE was a 'Queen of the House' even at the age of 4, so it's no surprise that she should be chosen the beauty queen to represent Singapore at the age of 19. Mavis445 words
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Article, Illustration526 1969-06-29 10 H. C. Tan - By H. C. Tan WHAT is it that makes fashion so newsy? The women or the clothes? It's my guess that they are both part of the feminine story and nobody ever gets tired of reading about them. With the boutique business now in boom in Singapore,526 words
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Article113 1969-06-29 10 LOOK FOR... L LACE for fall evening costumes. often of Irish crochet-type, in tunics and pants, in rich Venise for long gowns trimmed in satin. NEW trend in print sports pants to be worn by both sexes, with wine floral patterns on white, or multi-stripes in fall corduroy.113 words
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Article, Illustration255 1969-06-29 10 Florence de Santis - By Florence de Santis A REAL mod dieting trick Is not to cut out what's dear to the reducer's heart, but to cut down. Take an aftermeal sweet as an example. A gourmet peach souffle* becomes a dieter's dish when It s made with sugar substitutes255 words
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Article844 1969-06-29 10 K. F. Yap - The A.B.C. Of J O By K. F. Yap MAN cannot live by love alone; nor can an orchid live by air and water. Every living thing, both plant and animal, depends on certain minerals for the development of its physical structure and the maintenance of844 words
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Article227 1969-06-29 10 Florence de Santis - By Florence de Santis. MATCHED costumes have been out of fashion for several seasons, ever since the sportswear inspiration took over. Now. the same sportswear concept is re-introducing the matched look. It's in knits, as sporty as vou can get. starting with the hat and ending227 words
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Article90 1969-06-29 10 FAKE fur Is still on the fashion upgrade. In fact, with fur itself now an accepted part of the general fashion picture, the lakes are also getting into even the high-fashion act. Designers who would once have used only the real stuff. are showing fake fur garments90 words
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Advertisement31 1969-06-29 10 A A ADDS A OF WHAT YOU'D LIKE TO VE.... NATURALLY. 4:1 mm V L# ritH to-day mud be convinced At THAROOMAL'S (Air-conditioned) 76. North Bridge Road. Singapore 6. Tel: *****31 words
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Miscellaneous68 1969-06-29 10 TODAY arid YOU... Sunday, June 29, 1969. r ii Vt'« KS 17 Old 18 Ways 19 Mary 20 Are 21 Of 22 Up 23 Day 24 Fore* 25 Old 26 Changes 27 May 28 Men#/i 29 Indicated 30 But 47 Pocket 48 Consolidate 49 Your 50 Music's 51 Issues 5268 words
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Article1678 1969-06-29 11 Bom Shocks By BIG BEN BORN FREE ridden by Mamat scored a shock win in race six here today. Neglected on the tote the Nautilus gelding paid $149 for a win ticket. Trainer Ivan Allan saddled three winners Radiant Moon ($3O), Green Son ($l7) and Darvl's1,678 words
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Article40 1969-06-29 11 IN MEMORIAM IN Loving Memory of ■J? I Venerable Dhammasukha Em who departed from us on The Full Moon Day of the n unar aie^--' JI 1 .'av HE Attain T-E hMI bliss of N,RVANA! JH THE BUDDHIST UNION SINGAPORE.40 words
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Article71 1969-06-29 11 THE CtRRAGH Ireland. Sat (Renter) The French Colt Prince Regent won the Irish Sweep, Derby here today. Charles Intel hard 8 Ribofllm finished «econd and Ravtnnnd Guenfs Reindeer was third of 15 runners. THF, leading Britiah jockev Geoff Lewis rode the winner Prince Regent. Lester Plggott71 words
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Article60 1969-06-29 11 ARMY' defeated Ceylon Sports Cub by thre* wickets in the SCA Division Two leacue tournament, played at tb* Balestler Read ground, vesterday SRC: 135 all out (KulasmEem 31. Pcnnudurai 41 N Balasingam 26. Davis 4-25. Henly 3-24. Matthews 2-30). ARMY: 138 for seven wiekets (Chemaye60 words
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Article59 1969-06-29 11 Singapore Cricket Club beat Army by 38 runs In the SCA senior division knock-out tournament played at the Padang yesterday. Chris Amerasekara knock-ed-up a splendid unbeaten 52 runs SCC: 187 for five wickets Chris Amerasekara 52 n.o. John Martens 45, Henry Scully 35. Tanzer 2-21 >. Army:59 words
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Article182 1969-06-29 11 WIMBLEDON, London, Sat. (AFP) Seeded Americans Billie-Jean King and Arthur A?he were early winners as the Wimbledon championships moved towards the end of th# first week today. The holder. Mrs. King, second seeded behind Australia's Margaret Court in the women's fingle s had a" ea«v passage182 words
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Article207 1969-06-29 11 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) The gates were shut at Lords minutes before plav was cue to begin on the dav of :he Second Test between England and the West Indies her,, today. The 25.000 crowd had come to see England attempt to improve their overnight position when207 words
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Article108 1969-06-29 11 NEW YORK. Sat. <Reuter) —Results of yesterday's major league baseball eames: American League Oakland Athletics 1 Chicago White Sox 0. California Angels 5 Seattle Pilots 3. Kansas City Royals 9 Minnesota Twins. 8, Baltimore Orioles 4 Detroit Tigers 1. Boston Red Sox 4 Washington Senators 2. Cleveland Indians108 words
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Advertisement79 1969-06-29 11 Classified Ads. STEAMBATH, MASSAGE ETC. FLEMINGO MASSAGE STUDIO For A Humanly Effective Steambath; Try Flemingo's 4 Ma«seuses In Attendance--248C-5. Orchard (toad. Tel: ***** Machinery For Hire BUCKET AND SUCTION CUTTER dredges. floating pile drivers. Hopper Barges, flattops and tugs now based Far East Asian Port. Available with engineers and crews79 words
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Miscellaneous286 1969-06-29 11 BIG SWEEP Ist PRIZE No. *****9 ($4,434) 2nd PRIZE No. *****3 (51,267) 3rd PRIZE No. *****3 633) STARTERS: ($l5O each) Nos. *****4 *****0 *****9 *****7 *****6 *****0 *****5 *****4 *****6 *****3 *****9 *****3 CONSOLATION: ($lOO each) Nos. *****8 *****7 *****2 *****4 *****7 *****5 *****7 *****4 *****2 *****2 m 1t&. m286 words
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Miscellaneous1112 1969-06-29 11 M 51 I H t TV SINGAPURA (CHANNEL 5, A.M. 10.00 Opening Announce- ent in all Languages The Carol Burnett Show; 10.50 The Nurses To All My Friends On Shore: 1140 Pesta Pop P.M 12 35 Mr. Ed. The Talking Horse Big Pine Lodge; 1.00 Prog Summary in all Languages;1,112 words
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Article1655 1969-06-29 12 Ra< M 1: Class It Dtv. l—l Mile—1.15 p.m. ($9,0001 1. 133 Mactrtl Bo* Affidavit ♦v 5y 5y 4y 8y By 900 811 809 807 8.07 80S 805 805 804 fl 01 Loo Chang Syndicate Noordia Heddle Wilaon 18 3 133 Sp^ricer Wadi 2 3 140 4.1,655 words
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Article1064 1969-06-29 12 BIG BEN - By BIG BEN AD VALOREM, winner of three raees in his four starts in the country, gets a confident vote in Race Eight here tca-y. *.ie four-year-old is all speed and should make every post a winning one. At the last meeting here he carried 8.121,064 words
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Article66 1969-06-29 12 OLDHAM. England. Sat. (Reuter) Ray Wilson, England's World Cup fullback, has signed for Fourth Division Oldham Athletic. Wilson. 32. was capped 63 tiroes for England He was released by First Division club cverton on a tree transfer at the end of last season. He will now66 words
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Article196 1969-06-29 12 BIG BEN JIMMY LAD CISCO ZODIAC RACE I FLECRETTE Affidavit Electroplate 11 AFFIDAVIT Fleurette Lajn Laju AFFIDAVIT Ming Dynasty Fleurette ELECTROPLATE D Laju Laju M. Of Distinction RACE 2 FAIR REGO For You Only Yakin FOR YOU ONLY Yakin Fair Rego YAKIN Skiborne Fair Rego SKYBORNE For Yon Only196 words
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Article29 1969-06-29 12 BIG BEN Spring Fancy Art Nouveau Ad Valorem Jimmy Lad Four i»hes Donville Movie House IV Cisco Affidavit Art Nouveaa Ad Valorem Zodiac Sunspot Tallette Film Star29 words
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Article272 1969-06-29 12 SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association fourth Allcomers meet at Farrer Park Athletic Centre today at 2.30 p.m. will enable the Association to make their final selection (or the Stonely Trophy triangular meet at Dover Road on July 13. The Stonely meet Is between the British272 words
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557 1969-06-29 12 GOING: GOOD LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) Gloucestershire's South African pace bowler, Mike Procter. hurtled through the Northamptonshire second Innings in the English County cricket championship yesterday, and Gloucestershire went on to win and consolidate the position as championship leaders. Procter's breakthrough followed a defiant 133-run557 words
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126 1969-06-29 12 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) Geoff Boycott, the 28-year-old Yorkshire and England opening batsman, yesterday signed a contract with American sportsmen's agent Mr. Mark McCormack which could make him the world's highest paid cricketer. Mr. McCormack. a lawyer from Ohio, made millionaires of golfs big three Americans126 words
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Advertisement162 1969-06-29 12 FIRST OF ITS' KIND HERE 1.F.8.8. SHOW (International Federation of Bodybuilders of Canada) TONIGHT at VICTORIA THEATRE at 7.30 p.m. CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS AMATEUR BODYBUILDING CONTEST and Mr. Senior 6c Junior Ymbba PLUS 111 SUPPORTED BY PLUS GRAND VARIETY SHOW Resident Band L'AMOUR Cuest Artistes: Anita Sarawak, Maggie Soon, Ronnie162 words
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