Eastern Sun, 7 July 1969
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Title Section21 1969-07-07 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1968. Vol. 3 No. 1050 Monday* 7 July 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents21 words
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560 1969-07-07 1 SPACE DOCTOR, WHITE HOUSE DISAGREE SPACE CENTRE, Houston, Sun. (UPI) The Chief Astronaut Doctor said on Saturday he would discourage President Nixon from dining with the Apollo 11 astronauts as planned the night before they take off for the moon on July 16 because the560 words
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375 1969-07-07 1 Raiaratnam Advises: THE Minister for Foreign Affairs and Labour, Mr. S. Rajaratnam last night spoke of an entrepreneurial spirit that must express itself through ideas, attitudes and methods radically different from those of the past if the Republic's industrialisation programme is to achieve new heights375 words
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Article210 1969-07-07 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The recent disturbances which shook Malaysia were caused by disloyal elements, many of them young people still in school. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said today. The Tunku said he was very sad because of the involvement of students in the disturbances.210 words
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Article133 1969-07-07 1 THE Minister for Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, yesterday called on the youth In the Republic to Improve on what their ancestors had achieved In making Singapore Into a great metropolis enjoying the highest standard of living In South-east Asia. Mr. Ong stated this when133 words
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Article234 1969-07-07 1 NAIROBI, Sun. (Reuter) Sporadic rioting broke out in Kenya tonight after the assassination of Tom Mboya, Minister of Economic Planning and Development, who was shot dead outside a Nairobi chemist'* 1 A J .«i snop yesterday afternoon. Mboya. 38, was regarded as one of the most234 words
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Article58 1969-07-07 1 BANGKOK, Sun. (Reuter) Communist guerrillas raided Thai government health centre In northern Nan province on the Laotian border last Friday and looted its entire stock of aspirin, police reported today. Police said the guerrillas, armed with rifles and hand grenades, held up the woman nurse In charge of58 words
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356 1969-07-07 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Police today continued their house-to-house operation against thugs, secret society and undesirable elements following the Chow Kit Road incident yesterday in which a policeman was killed and two others, including a child, were injured. Up till noon, police have356 words
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288 1969-07-07 1 MELBOURNE. Sun. (Reuter) Australian Prime Minister John Gorton said tonight that Australia should be prepared to help defend Malaysia and Singapore. Interviewed on a Melbourne television programme, Gorton was asked If Australian defence forces should be restricted to Australia. HP said. "I think it288 words
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Article30 1969-07-07 1 HOLLYWOOD, Sun. (Reuter) Actor Ben Alexander, who starred with Jack Webb in the popular "Dragnet" television series, was found dead at his home here yesterday. He was 58.30 words
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Article232 1969-07-07 1 Police officers from the C.J.D. nabbed a wanted bank robber, Ong Kiang Kek alias Ah Boy after a dramatic 200-vard chase through a maze of village huts near West Coast Road and Clementl Road, yesterday. At one stage, it seemed an exchange of fire was imminent when232 words
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Article174 1969-07-07 1 CAIRO, Sun. (Reuter and IPI) All members of s spy rine working for Israel in Egypt have been arrested here, it was officially reported today. The Middle East news agency said the alleged spies were arrested on June 2. The agency said the spy ring174 words
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Miscellaneous14 1969-07-07 1 LADIES PAY "No, Dumbrowski Homer was not the guy who made Babe Ruth famousl"14 words
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Article, Illustration104 1969-07-07 2 THE Royal Interocean Lines' "m.v, Strut Algoa" was given a lsoth Anniversary of the Founding of Singapore welcome when It sailed into port here on its maiden voyage over the weekend. At a simole ceremony on board the ship, the acting Traffic Manager of the104 words
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389 1969-07-07 2 JOHORE BAHRtJ. Sun. The Chairman of Gerakan Ra'avat. Malavsia, Dr. Syed Hussein Alatas has urged the Malaysian Government to set 'up a consultative body representing the views of all the significant sections of the population to come together and deliberate on ways and389 words
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164 1969-07-07 2 KOTA KINABALU. Sabah. Sun. (Reuter) The Mamut Copper Mirte at the foot of Mount Kinabalu is expecte-i to export its first batch of copper concentrate by the middle of 1972. the Overseas Mineral Resources Development Company (OMRD) ha? announced here. Yoshimura. Manager of OMRD.164 words
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Article253 1969-07-07 2 SINGAPORE will be the first country in South East Asia and second only to Japan in Asia to introduce FM stereophonic sounds in its Radio broadcasts from Julv 18 The newly introduced service which will provide 56 hours of listening in English and Mandarin a week, costs253 words
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Article170 1969-07-07 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A fire or rather, two fires broke out ar the ABC snack bar at Jalan Ampang in Kuala Lumpur this morning. causing damage estimated at about $70,000. Occupants of a next-door coffee shop summoned the fire-brigade at 6 30 a m.170 words
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Article136 1969-07-07 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Tunisia's Foreign Secretary Habib Boursuiba Jr. who is on a five-day visit to Malaysia. last mrrht presented the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Republic of Tunisia to Malaysia's Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman The presentation was made after a dinner given by136 words
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Article, Illustration228 1969-07-07 2 STUDENTS of the Bartlev Secondary School were urged to guard the reputation, safety and prosperity of Singapore R'-v T. R Doraisamy, principal of Teachers' Training CoHege told the students that leaiershio also meant service, acceptine responsibilities and to working for the betterment of the228 words
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Article44 1969-07-07 2 The Minister for Defence, Mr. Lim Kim San has prohibited the entry of a Malaysian. Lui Chin Cheong and one Teng Say Kow of China into Singapore under the Immigration Ordinance. The ban was published in a Gazette notification over the weekend.44 words
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Miscellaneous53 1969-07-07 2 TOTO DRAW THE following numbers were drawn in yesterday's weekly Tnto Pools: 24 —2—16—10—35. The additional number drawn was: 15. The following numbers were drawn In the weekly "Larky Draw':— *****—1%4—212 All with both entries filled in earh coupon will win valuable prizes If the coupon* had the above numbers53 words
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Article223 1969-07-07 3 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Sun. (UPI) New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, exhausted from a gruelling 20-nation tour of Latin America and the Caribbean, said on Saturday he would make recommendations to President Nixon which he hoped would result in a major overhaul of U.S. foreign policy in223 words
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Article102 1969-07-07 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. (UPI) —The United States will convene its first large scale maritime research and development conference Monday to consider long range proposals for the Commerce Department's Maritime Administration The three-week conference, to be held at the National Academy of Sciences summer study center at Woods Hole, Mass.102 words
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Article173 1969-07-07 3 SANTA MONICA. Calif. Sun. (UPl)—Academy awardwinning motion picture producer and director Leo McCarey died at St. Johns Hospital here Saturday of chronic emphysema. He was: 71. McCarey wrote, directed and produced one of the best-loved films of all time. "Going My Way," starring Bing173 words
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Article44 1969-07-07 3 WHITEHORSE. Yukon Sun. (Reuter) Japanese mountaineers have made the first ascent of 19.850-foot Logan by way of its northeast face. It took the six-man team 23 days to reach the summit aftemaking two false starts, said leader Shigeru Ito, 40, of Gifu.44 words
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Article27 1969-07-07 3 KEY BISCAYNE. Fla Sun. (UPI) Julie Nixon Eisenhower celebrated her 21st birthday Saturday night at B small but gay. dinner party given by her parents.27 words
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201 1969-07-07 3 CHICAGO. Sun. (UPI) America's Independence Day weekend traffic death toll went over the 400 mark late on Saturday with what Honolulu Police said was the worst traffic mishap, in terms of number of dead, in Hawaii's history. Six persons were killed and four injured201 words
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Article98 1969-07-07 3 AMSTERDAM. Sun. <UPI> Sir David Brand. Premier of Western Australia, arrived here yesterday from London for a three-day visit. Sir David, who was accompanied by his wife and the deputy Chief Treasurer of Western Australia, Mr. K. J. Townsing, will discuss the possibilities of attracting on98 words
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273 1969-07-07 3 KEY BISCAYNE. Sun. (Reuter) President Nixons official spokesman Insisted today that there were no plans for Nixon to visit Vietnam during his forthcoming tour of Ave Asian countries and Rumania. Spokesman Ronald Ziegler. giving details of the President's Itinerary, also said that273 words
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Article104 1969-07-07 3 KEY BISCAYNE. Fla.. Sun. <U T PI) President Nixon on Saturday named six prominent government leaders and former leaders to be members of the U.S. nelegation to strategic arms limitations talks with Russia. The group will be headed by Gerard C. Smith. Director of the U.S. Arms104 words
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Article182 1969-07-07 3 MOSCOW Sun (UPI) Astronaut Frank Borman has presented Russian cosmonauts with a colour film of his round-t h e-m o on Christmas flight. The cosmonauts, still awaiting the chance to take a Soviet spacecraft into lunar orbit, gave Borman a model of Vostok 1, the182 words
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Article187 1969-07-07 3 CLEVELAND. Sun. (UPI) An armada of U.S. Coast Guard rescue craft scoured windswept Lake Erie Saturday in a massive search for 200 persons believed missing in the wake of a killer storm. The search was concentrated in an area ranging from Cleveland west about 100187 words
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Article95 1969-07-07 3 WASHINGTON Sun. (UPI> Sen Eugene McCarthy. Democrat-Minnesota. said Saturday the biggest disappoinment to him in the Nixon administration wa s its failure to pledge acceptance of a new government in South Vietnam "You can call it a coalition or a fusion or a new government.' he95 words
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Article29 1969-07-07 3 BOSTON. Sun. <UPI) World-famous architect Dr. Walter GroDius died on Satur. dav at the Tufts-New England Medical Centre from complications of a heart condition He was 86.29 words
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Article332 1969-07-07 3 SPACE CENTRE, Houston, Sun. (UPI) Apollo 11 Commander Neil A. Armstrong announced on Saturday the ship set to carry him and Edwin E. "Buz" Aldrin to the moon's surface for the first time July 20 has been named "Eagle". The Apollo 11 command ship that will332 words
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Article87 1969-07-07 3 MEXICO CITY Sun (Reuter) Armando Casanova Alvarez, a 50-year-old oil worker, and his wife both lost their left legs within minutes of each other here today. Armando took his wife to hospital with an infected left leg which doctors said would have to be amputated because87 words
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Article201 1969-07-07 3 ANN ARBOR. Mich Sun. (UPI) A pretty University of Michigan doctoral candidate was shot twice in the head and gravely wounded early Saturday, perhaps by someone she interviewed in research on six recent sex slaying, police indlca'ed Margaret Phillips. 25. Coopersville. Mich., a graduate student in201 words
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Article349 1969-07-07 4 VIENNA, Sun. (Reuter) Professor Wilhelm Backhaus, the world famous pianist, died today aged 85 in a hospital at Villach, Southern Austria. First reports said he died of brain sclerosis. Backhaus who was born in Leipzig, now East Germany. in 1884 was taken ill a week349 words
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Article87 1969-07-07 4 SEOUL, Sun. (UPI) West German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt will visit South Korea sometime In October shortly after the general elections in Germany, a Seoul daily reported today. The Hankook Ilbo said that the Minister Is expected to stay here three to four days for talks87 words
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Article88 1969-07-07 4 NEWRY. Northern Ireland, Sun. (UPI> Protestant extremists threw fireworks at civil rights marchers yesterday. The fireworks were thrown as the civil rights group passed through a protestant commercial area of the town. Scuffling broke out briefly, but police quickly restored order. There were no injuries. Several hundred police and88 words
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409 1969-07-07 4 ROME, Sun. (UPI) The Centre-Left government of Premier Mariano Rumor fell last night, opening a crisis that could touch off rioting in a restive notion and lead to new national elections. Rumor's coalition of his Christian Democrats, Socialist and Republicans came apart because of409 words
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Article51 1969-07-07 4 TEL AVIV. Sun. (Reu'er) One Israeli soldier was killed and another wounded in an exchange of artillery fire across he Suez Canal early today An Israel Army spokesman said firing was heaviest in the Kantar and Ismailla areas The front has beer, quiet since 6 a.m. the spokesman51 words
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Article119 1969-07-07 4 LEEDS. England, Sun. (Reuter) A publican here who banned coloured men from one of his hotel's bars has been sacked Mr. Harry Baker. 52. licensee of the Ford Greene Hotel said today he and his wife Miriam had been told by the brewing company employing them119 words
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Article28 1969-07-07 4 NICE. France. SUB. (Reuter) —The mavor of Nice is suing a person rv persons unknown for sawing off a narking meter and stealing it. police said.28 words
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Article211 1969-07-07 4 NAIROBI, Sun. (Reuter) The Kenya government today orderea a period of official mourning throughout the country following the death here yesterday of Tom Mboya, Minister for Economic Planning and Development, who was shot down by an unknown gunman as he left a pharmacy in one of211 words
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Article227 1969-07-07 4 ADRIFT ON THE ROCK GIBRALTAR, Sun. (Reuter) Some 2.000 Gibraltans marched through the colony's streets yesterday to give their answer to Spain's "Come and join us" invitation and it was a unanimous "no.'' Their answer was in the placards they carried: "British we are British227 words
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283 1969-07-07 4 STOCKHOLM, Sun. (Reuter) Mr. Harold Wilson, the British Prime Minister, said here yesterday that any further disappointments on expanding the Common Market would result in greater technological realiance by Europe on the United States. Mr Wilson was speaking at283 words
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44 1969-07-07 5 A MOBILE SMOKE GENERATOR spews tear gas towards rock-hurling students inside the gate of Korea University late last week. About 1,000 students, opposing the government's plans to amend the nation's constitutional law, staged street riots in which several policemen and students were injured. (UPI)44 words
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260 1969-07-07 5 HYDERABAD. India, Sun. (UPI) Hundreds of defiant Telengana agitators surged through the streets of Hyderabad on Saturday and fought pitched battles with police at several places in the city. Police fired on the rioting mob demanding a separate Telengana state be curved out of260 words
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Article56 1969-07-07 5 RAWALPINDI. Sun. (UPI) The military government announced on Saturday a new labour policy restoring the right to strike to the country's workers and providing additional measures to encourage trade union activity. Announcing the policy, Air Marshal Nur Khan, member of the President's Council of Administration, said the new56 words
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Article42 1969-07-07 5 KATMANDU. Sun. (UPI) Princess Sharda Shah. King Mahendra's eldest daughter, inaugurated on Saturday night the Japanese children's painting exhibition. The week-long exhibition at Nepal's Fine Arts Association building sponsored by Japanese amateur artist Miss Noriko Adacni displayed 200 different paintings.42 words
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Article104 1969-07-07 5 Changing Of The Guards' HYDERABAD. Pakistan. Sun. < Reuter > Pakistani and Indian border guards changed positions In the desolate Rann of Kutch east of here tonight to mark the Anal settlement of the border dispute. Four years ago. the dispute brought about armed clashes between the two countries An104 words
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122 1969-07-07 5 CALCUTTA. Sun. (Reuter) A group of Indians will set out next November on a 10.000-mile voyage bv sailboat to Bali in Indonesia, it was anhere today. Mihir Sen, Chairman of the Explorers Club of India, said the voyage would take about 6ix months of122 words
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Article95 1969-07-07 5 HONG KONG, Sun. (Reuter) An American plane was shot down over Laos last month while carrying out an air raid, the Vietnam News Agency said today. Quoting a report from the Khaosan Fatnet Lao News Agency, It said the plane, a T-28 propelled aircraft,95 words
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70 1969-07-07 5 JAKARTA, Sun. (Reuter) Indonesia's parliament will send a team to West Irian to observe the implementation of the Act of Free Choice which will decide If the territory will remain part of Indonesia, a parliament spokesman said toaay. The nine-member team, headed by Deputy70 words
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280 1969-07-07 5 HONG KONG, Sun. (UPI) Medical authorities today declared Hong Kong a cholera-infectfd area and notified the World Health Organisation (WHO). There were fears that the disease might have spread from Communist China, where outbreaks of cholera have been reported recently by travellers. Authorities took steps280 words
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551 1969-07-07 5 SAIGON, Sun. (UPI) Communist forces shattered a lull in the Vietnam war by pounding 44 targets with rockets or mortar rounds and heavily damaging a merchant ship on the Saigon river, military spokesmen said on Sunday. The targets of the new wave of551 words
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Article192 1969-07-07 5 MANILA. Sun (UPI) —President Ferdinand E Marcos revealed Saturdav the government is looking into reports Sen Sergio Osmena Jr. is soliciting funds in his bid for the Presidency from alien groups in the United States, Japan and Nationalist China Sen. o«mena. son of a Philippine President,192 words
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245 1969-07-07 5 British Embassy Says: JAKARTA. Sun. (Reuter) The British Embassy in Jakarta today dismissed local press reports which claimed that the Embassy had photocopied secret Indonesian government documents. An Embassy spokesman said the reports were untrue but added that a British businessman. Ralph 8. Turner, had245 words
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Article183 1969-07-07 5 NEW DELHI. Sun (Reuter) India is opposed to the United States and the Soviet Union bringing nuclear weapons into the Indian Ocean and setting up bases in the area. External Affairs Minister Dinesh Singh said here today. He told a press conference that India would welcome183 words
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141 1969-07-07 5 o TOKYO. Sun. (UPI) Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman has sought Japan's help for his election as a Judge of the UN. International Court of Justice in The Hague. Holland, two Japanese newspapers reported today. He plans to replace Japanese Judge Kotaro Tanaka,141 words
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Article653 1969-07-07 6 THE Mercedes Benz is the hall-mark of the ruling clique in Asia and Africa. It has class without the ostentation of the Rolls Royce or the Cadillac. And it is also symbolic that one of the youngest and most brilliant men in Africa. Tom Mboya, was assassinated as653 words
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Article342 1969-07-07 6 "MOUSTACHES are of various kinds, all playing their part In the cult of personality. Its common quality, however, has been its cheapness. Whether one is a prince or a pauper, if he is keen on adding the 'feather' provisioning for it Is negligible. It is a case of painless342 words
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Article, Illustration711 1969-07-07 6 Kee Fletcher - By Kee Fletcher HONG KONG, The power game in Hong Kong never ends. When one scheme is completed, a more electrifying one is started. Then another. Which is why for a territory that is only half the size of Greater London and not much more bigger711 words
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Article359 1969-07-07 6 ALEC JOANNIDES - By ALEC JOANNIDES LISBON. (Reuter) A drydock capable of handling oil tankers up to 500.000 tons and expandable to take ships of one million tons is to be built in Portugal. A consortium of Swedish. Dutch and Portuguese companies will operate the joint venture at the359 words
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458 1969-07-07 6 SEAH CHIANG NEE - By SEAH CHIANG NEE BEN LUC, South Vietnam (Reuter) The prospect of US. troop wltbdrawala from the Mekong Delta does not seem to bother men of the South Vietnamese 25th infantry division. They were in jubilant mood recently over their seizur* of 93458 words
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513 1969-07-07 6 TERENCE WILLIAMS - BY TERENCE WILLIAMS SAINTES-MARIES-DE LA-MER, (Reuter) The French Government has enlisted prominent scientists and breeders of fighting bulls in a campaign to save the Camargue, one of the last wild plains of Western Europe. To rros6 the delta of the Rhine513 words
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840 1969-07-07 6 Sin Chew Jit Poh - (From Sin Chew Jit Poh ON June 29. at the University of Singapore, a seminar on "A new cultural and recreational environment for Singapore" under the auspices of the Singapore Radio and Television Joint Commission was opened by Mr. E.W. Barker, the Minister for840 words
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Article569 1969-07-07 6 ADRIENNE FARRELL - BY ADRIENNE FARRELL NEW DELHI, (Reuter) Communal tensions are straining: the placid tempo of life in the high mountains of Ladakh, where Buddhists fear they will be outnumbered by Moslems and may lose political power. Buddhist demonstrators campaigned recently to press demands for Ladakh, Kashmir's northernmost569 words
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141 1969-07-07 6 Diplomatic War Between U.S. Russia—Paper HONG KONG, (UPI) A rightwing newspaper here on Sunday described U.S. President Richard Nixon's forthcoming world tour as diplomatic war between U.S. and Soviet Union. "The United States and the Soviet Union a re engaged in an acute diplomatic war. The battlefield for the first141 words
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702 1969-07-07 7 ASIAN ECONOMIC MANILA, Sun. (UPI) The United States formally asked Japan last week to take the lead in voluntarily limiting cotton textile exports to the U.S., and to help persuade Hong Kong, South Korea and Nationalist China to foliow suit.702 words
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Article114 1969-07-07 7 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI) Mitsubishi Shoji. Ltd. has announced it was establishing a joint firm P.T. Kaju. an Indonesian firm, for development of lumber resources in East Kalimantan. The joint Arm to be called" P.T. Balikpapen Forest Industries. will be established on July 15 in Jakarta. It will114 words
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Article114 1969-07-07 7 LONDON, Sat. (UPI) A British invention which, it is claimed, will cut the cost involved in processing flat yarn into twisted yarn by about a third in the manufacture of stocking and ©anti-hose was announced yesterdav by Lew Colton, managing director of Coltex Limited, Loughborough. Midlands.114 words
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Article, Illustration139 1969-07-07 7 MR. P.O. PRIOR, Deputy General Manager of Kelvin Hughes gave a reception at the Goodwood Para Hotel last week to Introduce the Company'* latest range of radar, sound-echo and flshflndlng equipment. Amongst those at the reception were Mr. J. Green from Bahrain Bhlpyard,139 words
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Article144 1969-07-07 7 MANILA, Sun. (UPT) Twenty-two countries will participate in the fourth regional conference of Development Banks in Asia scheduled in Manila on July 14 to 17. The participants include delegates from 31 development banking institutions from 18 Asiar. countries an<j representative# from five non-regional institutions, according144 words
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Article, Illustration309 1969-07-07 7 NZ CROP PLANE WINNING OVERSEAS INTEREST THE first cargo and passenger aircraft to be built in New Zealand, designed and built by Air Parts (New Zealand) Ltd., of Hamilton, is a modified version of the Fletcher Fl'24 top-dressing aircraft which Air Parts also builds. Powered by aNZIS.; AIS photo. - 309 words
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Article96 1969-07-07 7 TOKYO. Sun. (UP I) Japan's big four beer brewers produced 354.034 kilolitre* of beer in June for an increase of 25.9 per cent over the comparable month last year, beer industry sources said. Asahi Breweries, Ltd. recorded an especially marked increase of 53 396 words
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264 1969-07-07 7 Substantial Loss In HONG KONG, Sun. (UPI) Insufficient hotel accommodation in this British colony has turned large numbers of Japanese tourists to Hawaii. Guam Island and Bangkok. "Because of Insufficient rooms here, many Japanese tourists turned away from Hong Kong travelled to264 words
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Article, Illustration538 1969-07-07 8 LEFT: Hundreds were present at the gala "Fashions 17" show staged at the Tropicana Orchid Lantern in aid of the l?th International Bazaar f<* the Blind Sunpix shows (from left*:Mrs Wee Chong Jin. Dr. Arthur Lim Siew Mini;. Mrs Jek Yuen Thong. Mrs Rahim Ishak. Miss M538 words
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Article, Illustration1011 1969-07-07 9 THE morning sun was mild and soft clouds drifted across the limpid blue sky. The birds were twittering from the surrounding forest while the skylarks sang. There seemed to be serenity and happiness everywhere except the silent man. who had sacrificed his life for his twin brother. He1,011 words
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Article, Illustration227 1969-07-07 9 THE idea of supermarkets has come from American businessmen. In supermarkets customers purchase food by self-choice. Supermarkets are found mainly in large cities in the U.S.A., Europe, Asia, including Singapore and Australasia. 'The old-fashioned markets' situated mainly near the road, vacant grounds or parks are entirely different. The stall-holderg227 words
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Article, Illustration669 1969-07-07 9 SINGAPORE was full of forests and hills during the time when Raffles landed in 1819. Later on, a town grew around the Singapore River. Forests were cleared and swamps in the town areas were filled. Gradually, more and more houses were built.669 words
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Article, Illustration336 1969-07-07 9 HAPPINESS can be defined as "contentment." To be happy means to be contented with what we have and the daily tasks that we perform. Some people think that wea.th is the only means of happiness They believe that riches can buy everything on earth but not all rich men336 words
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Article, Illustration470 1969-07-07 9 IT was a month ago since I had my haircut, and I thought it was time for the barber to reap the harvest on my head. So off I went to my favourite hair-dressing saloon but to my surprise. I found that470 words
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Article, Illustration355 1969-07-07 9 A TREE is a woody plant with a main stem or trunk which is usually several feet above the ground Different types of trees are found in different belts. Deciduous, coniferous or cone bearing trees are found in the cool temperate belt. The355 words
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Advertisement258 1969-07-07 9 Essay writing: Rules to observe All entrants are requested to observe the following rules: 2. Each entrant must fill in his/her own writing the entry form appended below in block letters. 2. Ao entry will be considered without the entry form properly filled up. 3. The entrant must attach his/her258 words
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Miscellaneous130 1969-07-07 9 By Jack Tipprt I I <**■ > M >*• U PR m 9M| 6-/2 "Here comes the only dog in the world who con smell ice cream two blocks away!" DATELINE: DANGER by John Saunders and f /ienMcWiiams YOU'RE THE OUTSIDERS, RAVEN VOU AN' YOUR HONKEy/ My ARGUMENT IS WITH130 words
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Article1795 1969-07-07 10 MIDAS GIFI ROMPS HOME By BIG BEN SAYA DATANG, a beaten favourite en the first day, made amends when he captured the Committee Cup at Bukit Timah yes- terday. He made a forward mov P as the field turned for home and with a furlong to1,795 words
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470 1969-07-07 10 Following is the Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's racing at Bukit Timah: The adjourned inquiry into the cause of Balasingam (app. Samry) falling near the 5f post was concluded when it was found that Raub (Rahwi), who was racing greenly, moved out and tightened Balaslng&m onto470 words
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Article162 1969-07-07 10 SANDOWN, England. Sun. (Reuter) My Swanee owned by A.G.M. Stevens won the Anniversary Handicap run over one mile here yesterday In firm going. A.J A. Kennedy's Benroy was second and Morris Dancer owned by American millionaire Paul Mellon finished third of four runners. Champion British Jockey162 words
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506 1969-07-07 10 BRILLIANT bowling by veteran Hevser Perera, helped Singapore Recreation Club to score a 43-run victory over Army in the second round of the SCA senior division league tournament played at the Padang yes- terday. Perera ran through the Army side with his slow leg506 words
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Article, Illustration541 1969-07-07 10 HING Hung Hee shattered the 15-year-old javelin record at the University of Singapore Students Union 18th annual athletic meet held at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre, yesterday. Hung Hee of Raffles Hall hurled the javelin to a new distance of 164 feet 2 inches, whichSunsport pix. - 541 words
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Article123 1969-07-07 10 LONDON, Sun. (Reuter) Lew Hoad, Wimbledon singles champion in 1956 and 1957, is coming back to big-time tennis probablv in South Africa in December, according to South African Davis Cup player Abe Segal. The 34-year-old Australian professional pulled out of the big-time because of baex123 words
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Article85 1969-07-07 10 JANSENITES will meet Singapore Armed Forces in the second replay of the Singapore Hockey Association Division One knock-out ftnal at the Padang today at 5.15 p.m Teams: Jansenites: Michael de Souza; Richard Gomez, Derreck de Silva; Vijavasingam, Seet Choo Huat (capt), Paul de Cruz; Vijaya Kumar,85 words
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Article210 1969-07-07 10 LYTHAM St. Annes. England Sun. (UPI) Ail four Australians bidding to qualifv for next week's British Open golf championship were eliminated yesterday as 77 players won through to the championship proper. Touring pro Stan Peach, veteran Norman Von Nida and young amateurs Bruce McClure210 words
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Article109 1969-07-07 10 NEW YORK, Sun. (ReuterV Results of major league baseball games played yesterday. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland Indians 4, New York Yankees 2. Washington Senator* 6. Boston Red Sox 2. Boston Red Sox 11. Washington Senators 4. Baltimore Orioles 9, Detroit Tigers 3. Minnesota Twins 13, Oaklan d Athletics109 words
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Article65 1969-07-07 10 ROYAL AIR FORCE of Changi defeated Police S A bv six goals to two in the second round of the FAS Division One league played at the Geylang Stadium yesterday At half-time the score was 4 —o in favour of the winners. Scorers: Gallagher (2), Mo. ley (2),65 words
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197 1969-07-07 10 MEXICO CITY, Sun. (Reuter) Filipino bantamweight champion Alberto Jangalay revealed here todav he had been offered US$3,OOO by "a mystery man" not to fight Chucho Castillo of Mexico here on July 19. Juan Cruz, trainer of the Filipino boxer told newsmen the offer had been197 words
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Article, Illustration463 1969-07-07 11 TOUGHEST LONGEST FINAL —Laver LONDON, Sun. (Reuter) Rod Lover, the 30-year-old tennis ace, who yesterday retained his Wimbledon Open championship men's singles title by beating fellow-Australian John Newcombe 6-4, 5-7, 6-4, 6-4, looked back on the final as the toughest and longest of the four he has won at Wimbledon.463 words
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Article157 1969-07-07 11 BYDNEY. Sun (UPI) The South Pacific classic, a premier tenpin bowling event, will be held in Melbourne In November, the Sunday Mirror reports. Apart from Australia's own top bowlers, the event, to be held on Nov. 7 to 9. is expected to attract the top contestants157 words
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Article121 1969-07-07 11 Henley Regatta HENLEY. England. Sun. (Reuter) East German oarsmen took the top honours at the Henley Royal Regatta yesterday when Hans Bohmer from East Berlin won the diamond sculls and the crack Dresden eight coasted home In the grand Challenge Cup. Bohmer from the Dynamo Club121 words
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Article37 1969-07-07 11 KIMBERLEY. Sun. (Reuter) The touring Australian Wallabies suffered their first defeat on their Rugby Union tour of South Africa when they were beaten 21-13 by Griqualand West here yesterday. The Wallabies led 5-0 at half-time.37 words
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Article221 1969-07-07 11 LONDON, Sun. (heuter) This year's increasea prize money ol £jJ.oou lor tne secona Open Vvimbledon tennis championships was distributed as loiiows: Men's Singles: Vv.nner, Hod Laver iAustralia) £.3,000. Kunner-up: John Newcombe (Australia) £1.500. Beaten semi-nnalists. Arthur Asne (USA) and lonv Roche (Australia) £BOO each. beaten quarter-iinal.sts, Clic221 words
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Article113 1969-07-07 11 SYDNEY. Sun. (UPI) Boxing promoter* are meeting today in Sydney to consider postponing the world featherweight title bout scheduled in Sydney on July 26. The bout Is between Australian champion Johnny Famechon and Japan's Fighting Harada and will be held the night of tha Apollo113 words
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Article, Illustration29 1969-07-07 11 BRITAIN'S Ann Jones proudly holds aloft the trophy after she won the women's tennis crown on Friday. Mrs. Jones defeated defending champion Billie Jean King. UPI pix.UPI pix. - 29 words
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Article501 1969-07-07 11 LONDON*. Sun (Reutert It was batsman's day In the English County cricket championship yesterday as seven plavers pounded out centuries. Top of the run-makin? brigade was England opener John Edrich. who hit 181 to become the second player to reach 1.000 runs this season. Edrich's501 words
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Article44 1969-07-07 11 THE Singapore Combined Schools Sports Council will held their five-day annual s hletic meet at the Farrer p ark Athletic Centre, starting today at 800 .a.m. About 1,700 athletes, including girls from the Republic's Secondary Schools will be participate in this meet.44 words
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214 1969-07-07 11 LONDON, Sun. (Reuter) Derek Underwood. 24-year-old left-arm bowler, is being confidently tipped to regain his place in the England cricket team for the third and final Test against the West Indies at Leeds next Thursday. The controversial decision to leave Underwood out214 words
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Article94 1969-07-07 11 DURBAN. Sun. (Reuter) Naval Escort, Joint 6/1 second favourite, won the 35.000 Rand (£20.416) Durban July Handicap, South Africa's premier race, over 10-1 2 furlongs her® yesterday. The favourite. Home Guard, at 2/1. was second, threequarters of a length behind and the Joint 6/1 second favourite. Coast94 words
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Miscellaneous41 1969-07-07 10 BIG SWEEP Ist Prize No. *****1 $4,900 2nd Prize No. *****6 $1,400 3rd Prize No. *****1 700 Starters ($l5O each) Nos:*****9 *****9 *****9 *****2 *****1 *****3 *****2 *****1 Consolation: ($lOO each) Nos:*****9 *****9 *****9 *****9 *****2 *****3 *****0 *****1 *****6 *****1.41 words
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Miscellaneous1075 1969-07-07 11 (CHANNEL Si P.M 300 Opening Announcemer.ts in all Languages Mornmg Star. 120 Health m the Home 4English>; 3.1.5 The Talk on the Dietician "Chinese 1 345 House A Home (Tamil l 3.55 A Diary of Events in Singapore This Week (Tami)l; 400 Scarlet Hill. 450 Clost Down fi 00 Prcg.1,075 words
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Article, Illustration449 1969-07-07 12 STUDENTS from Methodist Girls' School in Mount Sophia swept the judges, parents, teachers and friends off the floor when they keenly contested the Annual Inter-class Talentime over the week-end. Before a packed schoolhall, the contestants gave at gruelling time to the judges who had to decideSunpix by Richard Soo. - 449 words
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125 1969-07-07 12 A woman political detainee, Tan Yoog Yee, who was released yesterday, strongly criticised the pro-Communist unions which were not interested in the job security of workers and whose main objective was to bring about a Communist revolution. Tan, in a public statement, said the Communists125 words
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Article176 1969-07-07 12 MALIK ENDS VISIT THE Indonesian Ambassador-designate to Singapore, Gen. Sunarso will arrive her© sometime toward the end of this month to take up his appointment. This was disclosed by Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik prior to his departure for Jakarta after spending a day176 words
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Miscellaneous86 1969-07-07 12 TIME TIDE High Tide (Today) High Tide (Tomorrow) Singapore Town: 4.05 a.m. Singapore Town: 5.21 a.m. (7.4 ft.) 4.57 p.m. (7.2 ft.). (6.6 ft.) 5.41 p-m. (7.1 ft.). Naval Dockyard: 4.09 a.m. Naval Dockyard: 5.22 a.m. (8.9 ft.) 4.54 p.m. (8.7 ft.). (8.2 ft.) 5.38 p.m. (8.4 ft.). Low Tide86 words
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