Eastern Sun, 8 July 1969
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Title Section22 1969-07-08 1 Eastern Sun SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 3 No. 1051 Tuesday* 8 July 1969. MC (P) 0737 Price 15 cents22 words
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297 1969-07-08 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The Vice-President of the People's Progressive Party in Ipoh and State Assemblyman for Sungei Raya, Enche Samsuddin bin Harun who resigned this morning to join the UMNO was asked to quit his seat in the assembly as well. The quit297 words
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Article146 1969-07-08 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The overall situation remained unchanged today with tension and a feeling of uneasiness still prevailing in certain sensitive areas in Selangor. the Information Co-ordination Centre reported. Meanwhile, nine more people have been detained by Perak Police for questioning in connection with the case of arson146 words
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162 1969-07-08 1 CANBERRA. Mon. (UPI) Australian officials appeared tcaay to have been caught by surprise by the stated intention of Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman to convene South-east Asia leaders in a summit meeting to discuss area defence after 1971. Spokesmen for both External Affairs162 words
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Article58 1969-07-08 1 DAMASCUS. Mon (Router) —About 100 youths sporting beatle-like hair were rounded up by police early today as Syrian authorities launched a campaign against "the spread of effeminacy." A police spokesman said the youths were arrested in Damascus and main towns of Syria. Their hair was cropped58 words
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73 1969-07-08 1 WASHINGTON, Mon. (Reuter) —President Nixon has cancelled plans to dine with the Apollo 11 astronauts the night before they are launched on their moon landing voyage to assure that new germs are not passed to them, the White House announced today. Mr. Nixon had intended73 words
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Article109 1969-07-08 1 TEL AVIV. Mon (Renter) Israeli and Egyptian Forces exchanged artillery, tank and mortar fire in the second clash across the Suez Canal in 24 hours, a spokesman sa:d here. The spokesman said last night Egyptian equipment and weapons were damaged but there were no Israeli casualties in109 words
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Article68 1969-07-08 1 MOUNTAIN VIEW. California. Mon. (UPI) —Ground control scientists today abruptly ordered an end to the 8* day voyage of a space monkey because of concern over his physical condition. The monkey "Bonny" was launched July 28 from Cape Kennedy into weightless orbit 225 to 245 miles68 words
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Article80 1969-07-08 1 VALLETTA. Malta. Mon. (UPI) Prince Charle s and Princess Anne of Britain were cheered by thousands of Maltese today when they arrived for a week's vacation as guests of Governor Sir Maurice Dorman. A huge crowd gathered at Malta's Luoa Airport to welcome the Prince and80 words
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Article59 1969-07-08 1 rMPHAL. India. Mon. <Reuter) More than 100 NAGA tribesmen, armed with Chinese automatic weapons, made a surprise attack on a Police Post at Lakhmea near the border between Manipur and Nagaland on Saturday, authoritative reports said today. The NAGA guerrillas fled into thick jungles after a threehour59 words
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Article58 1969-07-08 1 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) The Duke and Duchess of Kent will make a five-week tour of Australia and several Pacific islands starting in early Augu£. court sources announced today. The royal couple are due to leave England for Australia on August 6 and will arrive in Sydney58 words
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Article52 1969-07-08 1 BHOPAL. India, Mon. (Reuter) Twentyone people, includine two women, have been eaten by man-eating tigers during the past year in the jungles cf Bastar, the Madhya Pradesh Assembly was told today. Mr. Shaturghara Singh Tiwari, Minister for Forests said the government had sent hunters to track down52 words
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224 1969-07-08 1 Facade To Live Longer MELBOURNE. Mon. (Eeuter) A Malaysian professor of politics said today that he doubted whether Malaysia would return to parliamentary democracy after the current unrest ends. Professor Wang Gung Wu. professor of politics at the Australian National University, Canberra, said here224 words
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237 1969-07-08 1 UNITED NATIONS, Mon. (Reuter) Secretary-General U Thont told the Security Council today that the level of violence in the Middle East now was at a higher point than at any time since the six-day war. If it continued, he said, it could "soon237 words
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Article42 1969-07-08 1 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Mr. George Brown, Deputy leader of the ruling Labour Party, underwent su*£cry bare today for a hernia. A spokesman for Mr. Brown said: "He is as well as can be expected. The operation was quite successful."42 words
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Article131 1969-07-08 1 MELBOURNE. Mon. (Reuter) British writer Malcolm Muggeridge today offered a few comments on British institutions, including: PARLIAMENT "If vou show it on television you will really kill it and that wouldn t be a bad thing would it?" THEATRE "I loathe pornography on the131 words
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185 1969-07-08 1 SYDNEY. Mon. (Reuter) Malaysia and Singapore completely understood Australia's decision on defence, the Australian Defence Minister Mr. Allan Fairhall said tonight. i "Comments offered at the time of the five power conference by representatives of Malaysia and Singapore must be read in the light of185 words
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Article131 1969-07-08 1 SYDNEY, Mon. (Reuter) Japan might be prepared to participate in South East Asian security "within a measurable time", the Australian Defence Minister, Mr. Allen Fairhall, forecast tonight. "Japan is restricted to military forces for home defence." he told a Liberal Party gathering in Sydney. "But131 words
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Article73 1969-07-08 1 JAKARTA. Mon. (Reuter)— An advance party led by President Nixon's cabinet secretary Mr. John Whitaker arrived here today to pave the way for the President's visit to Indonesia later this month. The party comprises 35 security officers, government officials, and journalists. Informed sources here said Mr. Nixon's party73 words
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Article188 1969-07-08 1 'BRITISH HAS SET...' SALISBURY. Rhodesia. Mon. (UPI) The Union Jack was lowered f©r the last time yesterday on the African continent. As the sun set oyer this Central African capital a whitecoated servant in government house walked across the lawn to the flag pole and slowly lowered188 words
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Miscellaneous12 1969-07-08 1 LADIES PAY \ik m "Just what did you tell him about me?"12 words
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Article, Illustration192 1969-07-08 2 SINGAPORE'S S. P. Loh returned from Taiwan triumphantly after winning the Cathay PacificBrunswick Far East Bowline Championship in Taipeh. Loh now among the handful of \oung bowlers from Singapore who have made a mark in international bowling championships in the Far East. During the championship192 words
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286 1969-07-08 2 KUALA, LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister for Home Affairs, Tun Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman has exposed the sinister move by independent secret societies to merge into a bigger body in order to carry out criminal activities on a larger scale. Speaking to the nation286 words
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Article89 1969-07-08 2 SAINT MAXIME. French Riviera. Mon. (AFP) Henriette Baunier, 49, and her 33-year-old '.over. Pierre Levesque, were qusrelling after a drinking session when the woman suddenly lifted a garden fork and stabbed at Pierre's head. The blow was so powerful that the prongs remained imbedded in his skull. Pierfe89 words
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Article76 1969-07-08 2 VATICAN CITY, Mon. (AFP) The Pope today spoke of the "unnecessary suffering of so many human beings, many of whom are innocent victims of wars into which they are drawn". The pontiff said this when he received the credentials of Zambia's new ambassador to the Vatican. Hoseajosias Soko.76 words
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Article107 1969-07-08 2 MAJOR General D.N.H. Tyacke. General Officer Commanding Singapore District, will present "Outward Bound" course awards to 39 army and police cadets from 32 Singapore schools at HQ Singapore District, Tyersall Park today at 4 p m. Among the 32 schools that will be represented at the ceremony107 words
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Article166 1969-07-08 2 HONG KONG. Mon. (UPI) —Special anti-cholera teams carried out a house-to-house innoculation campaign today in a crowded tenement area where Hong Kong's first cholera case in three years was detected two days ago. The campaign was part of a major preventive programme swiftly put into effect by166 words
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Article52 1969-07-08 2 SYDNEY, Mon. (Reuter) A Roman Catholic priest married an ex-nun at a Catholic Church here yesterday. Michael Parer, 36, who ob- tained a dispensation from the vow of celibacy last April, married Marlene Patricia Smith, 33. who left the Order of the Sisters of Mercy nine52 words
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Article, Illustration73 1969-07-08 2 MISS Singapore 1969, Mavis Young flew off yesterday for Miami Beach, Florida to participate in the Miss Universe 1969 beauty pageant. Keeping her finger crossed, an excited Mavis said she hopes to be a worthy representative of Singapore. A large number of her friends was at73 words
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272 1969-07-08 2 ALARM stations rang out on all naval vessels in Singapore waters and at the Naval Base early yesterday morning when a signal was received that a submarine has been overdue. Within a short time, naval vessels led by the guided missile destroyer.272 words
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119 1969-07-08 2 NEW YORK. Mon. (Reuter) Governor Nelson Rockefeller returned from his fourth violence-plagued mission to Latin America yesterday and said he had "acquired valuable information about significant new trends developing In western hemisphere affairs." He told an airport press conference: "We hope this will be119 words
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Article122 1969-07-08 2 TOKYO. Mon. fßeuter) The four nations which attended a three-day technical conference last week on safe passage in the Straits of Malacca have postponed announcement of their conclusions, originally scheduled to be made known today. A spokesman for the Japanese Maritime Safety Board said today Singapore.122 words
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Article116 1969-07-08 2 JAKARTA. M«n. <Reuter> The forthcoming ministerial meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean). originally scheduled for next month in Kuala Lumpur. may have t« be j»ostponed until early December Indone«ian Foreign Minister Adam Malik said last night. He said the current116 words
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Article, Illustration570 1969-07-08 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Managing Director of Johore Sugar Plantations and Industries Berhad, Dato Tsang Tak Chuen, last night congratulated the Malaysian Government on its far-sighted policy of allowing investors in sugar-cane planting projects to withdraw 25 per cent of their capital investment each year.570 words
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73 1969-07-08 2 BANGKOK. Mon (Reu'er) Foreign Minister Thanar Khoma n will be alloweo to leave the Thai government if there is general *.»emar* J for h:m as a World Couit Judge. Prime Minister Field Marshal Thanom Kitt:kachorn scici today. Marsha! Thanoir. said he had discussed73 words
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Miscellaneous95 1969-07-08 2 TIME TIDE High Tide (Today) High Tide (Tomorrow) Singapore Town: 5.21 am. Singapore Town- 7.02 am. (6 6 ft) 5.41 om (7.1 ft). (6 1 ft.) 6.31 pm (7 1 ft.) Naval Dockvard: 522 am. Naval Dockvard- 657 am. (8.2 ft.) 538 pm. (8 4 ft.). (7.7 ft 6.26 pm.95 words
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47 1969-07-08 3 (UPI Radio- photo).(UPI Radio-; photo). - 47 words
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495 1969-07-08 3 PARIS, Mon. (UPI) Allied officials at the Vietnam Peace Talks are carefully studying the increase in Communist military action in Vietnam but an official said yesterday it would not weigh heavily on their tactics. The Allied statement raised fears in western quarters that495 words
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Article121 1969-07-08 3 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI) A stubborn rain front moved slowly eastward today after causing seven weekend deaths, triggering landslides and flooding homes and rice paddies on the southern-most island of Kyushu. The rains resumed on Fri day following a three-day deluge which began on June 29121 words
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Article59 1969-07-08 3 KATHMANDU. Mon. (Reuter) Wane Tse has been appointed China's new Ambassador to Nepal, it was announced yes'erday. The new Ambassador will replace Yang Kung Su. who left in July 1967 on "medical leave" shortly after anti-Chi-nese demonstrations here which led to a strong protest from59 words
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Article135 1969-07-08 3 HONG KONG. Mon. (UPI) Seven persons escaped from Communist China by swimming to this British Crown Colony yesterday, police reported today. One group comprised four men and one woman whose aees ranged from 18 to 21. They were from Fong-Kwong Commune. Tung-Kun County. They walked for135 words
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Article144 1969-07-08 3 MELBOURNE. Mon. rßeuter) —An Australian doctor campaigning for the reform of Abortion Law said ♦cday he will soon carry out his third abortion operation, but it will be his last. Dr. Bertram Wa.'ier who has challenged Australia's an-ti-abortion laws bv terminating pregancies of two women,144 words
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Article70 1969-07-08 3 SAIGON. Mon. (Reuter) South Korean troops killed 29 Vietcong and North Vietnamese troops yesterday in ambush and searcn operations along the central coast, a South Korean military spokesman said today. In the biggest clash with Vietcong forces four miles southwest of Hoi An, Marines from the70 words
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Article66 1969-07-08 3 HOBART, Australia. Mon. (Reuter) A co-educationai high school here where girls can wear mini-skirts and make-up is allowing male pupils to grow beards if they can Boys at Elizabeth High School must apply to a PupilTeacher Board before growing a beard. Fourteen days later the66 words
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Article133 1969-07-08 3 MANILA, Mon. (Reuter) Four policemen disguised as buyers have seized gold bullion and bars worth 435.000 pesos (about £43,500) from a farmer on the outskirts of Baguio City, north of Manila, according to police reports here today. The gold bars were hidden in four native bags133 words
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Article71 1969-07-08 3 BANGKOK. Mon. (Reuter) The Thai Government is deeply concerned over the road China has built from the Chinese province of Yunnan to Phong Salv :n Northern Laos, informed source.; sa<d today The sources said the 90-mile road linking Chfl: c 1 the .Vekong R.ver in Southern71 words
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Article126 1969-07-08 3 SEOUL. Mon. <UPI> Government authorities today ordered special quarantine actions at 18 airports and harbours in South Korea to prevent the entrance of cholera now spreading in South-east Asia The move came after the Government was notified by the Hong Kong Government that the British Colony126 words
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Article79 1969-07-08 3 AGANA GUAM. Mon. (UPI) Two American Senators yesterday completed a whirlwind overnight tour of Guam. Saipan. Yap and Koror Islands In the U S-administered Pacific Trust Territory. Republican Senators Theodore Stevens and Henry Bellmon returned to Washington following discussions with Trust Territory Officials on subjects ranging79 words
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295 1969-07-08 3 HYDERABAD, India. Mon. (Reuter) Congress Partv legislators in Andhra Pradesh last night urged their leader, K. Brahmanandra Reddy, to stay on as Chief Minister until the riot-torn State returned to normal. Reddy offered his resignation to the Party 10 days ago295 words
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297 1969-07-08 3 JAKARTA, Mon. (Reuter) Indonesian troops have captured four Irianese youths who tried to disrupt a meeting to set up a Regency Consultative Council in East Biak, West Irian, a West Irian Office spokesman said here today. The incident took place on Friday when297 words
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177 1969-07-08 4 PARIS. Mon. (Reuter) United Nations SecretaryGeneral U Thant has put off a European tour he was due to start in France today because of an indisposition, U.N. sources said here last night. They said that U Thant was suffering from a sever,177 words
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Article104 1969-07-08 4 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Beatle John Lennon and bis wife, Japanese artist Yoko Ono. arrived home yesterday after spending a week in a Scottish hospital from injuries they received in a car crash Lennon said: "The hospital was just great. If your're going to have a crash,104 words
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Article, Illustration550 1969-07-08 4 NAIROBI, Mon. (Reutcr) Thousands of silent Luo tribesmen yesterday surrounded a house in an outer Nairobi suburb where the body of Tom Mboya, leading Kenyan politician assassinated on Saturday. lay in state. Mr Mboya's body, in a simple plush-lined casket, was placed onUPI photo. - 550 words
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Article131 1969-07-08 4 TUNIS, Tunisia. Mon. (UPI) Two unidentified objects appeared in the sky over Tunisia last night, Tunis Radio said today. One of the objects exploded like an atomic bomb, the radio said. The radio said at 8:54 p m. (1954 GMT) a 'blue spherical ring about the131 words
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Article94 1969-07-08 4 REYKJAVIK. Iceland, (UPI) Flyin* grandmother Marion Hart. 70. landed her Bonanza plane safe and sound at Reykjavik Airport on Saturday night a ter her third Transatlantic solo flight. "Boy, am I tired," Miss Hart 70, who comeg from Washington DC., exclaimed when sne alighted from her94 words
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Article93 1969-07-08 4 WASHINGTON. Mon. <Reuter) President Nixon arrived back in Washington last night after a long fourth of July week-end at his Key Biscayne. Florida home. Mr Nixon had a round of golf with television comedian Jackie Gleason at the Miami Country Club. Reporters and photographers. kept well93 words
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Article95 1969-07-08 4 CARDIFF. Wales. Mon. (Reuter) A bachelor flat in an 18th century tower at Cardiff Castle is being prepared for Prince Charles' use. if his mother gives final approval. But Queen Elizabeth was quoted by a Buckingham Palace spokesman to be "quite interested." The flat for the95 words
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Article60 1969-07-08 4 ST NEOTS. England. Mon. (Reuter) At least four people died when their sightseeing coach was in collision with a heavy transporter on the highway near here yesterday. At least three other passengers were seriously injured, and a rescue worker said onlv three of the 41 people in60 words
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312 1969-07-08 4 ROME. Mon. (Reuter) The Italian constitutional court is being asked to abolish more laws which punish unfaithful wives but treat erring; husbands leniently. Under these laws a wife who has a prolonged affair with another man can be Jailed for up to two yearg312 words
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254 1969-07-08 4 WINFARTHING. England. Mon. (UPI) Winfarthlng may only be a one-bar town, but when the pub closes the action starts, the local rector says Wife swapping and strip parties have become part of the social scene in Winfarthing and Ave other villages north-east of254 words
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289 1969-07-08 4 CAPE KENNEDY, Mon. (Reuter) Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins returned Here today from their homes in Houston, Texas, to start their final phase of training before setting off on man's first moon landing expedition on July 16. The three289 words
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179 1969-07-08 4 ANN ARBOR. Michigan, Mon <UPI> Police arrested a 28-year-old Negro repair worker last night and charged h;m with the murder of Margaret Phillips. the seventh young woman slain in this university area. Washtenaw county prosecutor William Delhey said he issued a warrant for the179 words
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168 1969-07-08 4 LSAN LSALVADOR. Mon. (Reuter) Films showing castrated men and raped women the alleged victims of Honduran troops were screened here yesterday before a three-man international mission. The mission, from the Human Rights Committee of the Organisation of American States (OAS is investigating charges of168 words
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Miscellaneous232 1969-07-08 4 LIDO Phone *****1 LAST DAT! U Uk. 1.44. 4.00. «30 9 13 p a OUvar Roed. Michael J. Pollard HANNIBAL BROOKS" Color (UA> TOMORROW ONLY' Ivy Line Po "Raw Patsinni" 'A SHAW PRODUCTION' Mandarin in Shawscope. Color OPENS THURSDAY! Jwon Robarda. BrUt E'«land "Tha Nlfht They Raided .Minsky'a" in Color232 words
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Miscellaneous28 1969-07-08 4 TODAY an Tuesday, July 8, 1969. *3 I UAr 70 25 r r JUNE 20 writ*: 4- 5-13-16 i in" 1 ft 3 rrs >■- ft ©7 Concerned MTrtubU28 words
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Fotorama '69 From The Editor's Hypo-Stained Desk
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Article, Illustration378 1969-07-08 5 111 THERE, FOTOFANS! With just one week to go before APOLLO 11 blasts off for the moon, we thought we'd air a few thoughts on a very timely photograph which we're reproducing here. Yes, you recognise it. It's the 'fantabulous', out-of-this-world shot of Earth taken378 words
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Article, Illustration477 1969-07-08 5 THE LOCAL SCENE pOR the second year running. the Inter-School Photographic Competition organised bv the Photo Society of Raffles Institution was won bv Chung Cheng High School. The Champions scored a total of 103 points to retain the Pato477 words
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Article36 1969-07-08 5 CONTEST A-2 lit. Price: Mr. Wong Kon Foo of <69 Commonwealth Drive. Singapore. 3. Title: Lovely Scenery 2nd. Prize: Miss Lian Meng Hua of 324-K Changi Road, Singapore. Title: Promising of Everlasting Love and Happiness36 words
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Article705 1969-07-08 5 CONTEST A-4 Sponsored by Behn, Meyer £r Co. Ltd Sole Agent for Agfacolor CNS Colour Negative Film. THE PRIZES FIRST: $3OO CASH VOUCHER SECOND: $lOO CASH VOUCHER THIRD: $5O CASH VOUCHER plus Certificates of Merit to the next 10 best entries THE RULES 1. To participate in this705 words
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Article859 1969-07-08 6 THE Prime Ministers of Australia and Malaysia have revived this week discussions on the defence problems of Southeast Asia and this topic, instead of getting staid and outworn, appears to preoccupy more and more the leaders of every nation. Somewhat loftily, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India waived859 words
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Article, Illustration1055 1969-07-08 6 EILEEN HADDON - By EILEEN HADDON LONDON (Gemini News Service) rpo any student of political developments in -I Britain's Colony of Rhodesia over the past decade, there was nothing surprising about the overwhelming vote of confidence which lan Smith received from his approximately white electorate1,055 words
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1149 1969-07-08 6 R. N. WILSON - By R. N. WILSON, Gemini News Service Canberra JN these days of student demonstrations, unrest on the campus and adolescent attempts to enter the affairs of State it is an event for a Government Minister to commend publicly the work of a student organisation.1,149 words
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Article201 1969-07-08 6 WASHINGTON—A plant hormone may hasten complete merchanisation of the lettuce Industry in California's desert regions. The hormone, kinetin. has been found effective in overcoming the heat dormancy of lettuce seeds. a major problem hindering mechanisation of the desert lettuce industry. Dr. E.O. Smith, a plant physiologist201 words
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Article25 1969-07-08 6 The first step, my son, which one makes in the world, is the one on which depends the rest of our days. Voltaire.25 words
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Article832 1969-07-08 6 On July 14 the huge remote territory of West Irian begins its "Act of Free Choice'' on its political future. Reuters correspondent Huge Lunn has visited the island to assess the mood of its people. DJAJAPURA, West Irian, (Reuter) West Irian, formerly Dutch New Guinea, is832 words
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Article563 1969-07-08 6 INAYET-UR-RAHMAN - By INAYET-UR-RAHMAN KARACHI The merger of four of Pakistan's political parties into one to be known as the Pakistan Democratic Party, is a significant step forward in the country's political development. The suggestion for the merger of "like-minded" political groups was made by President Yahya Khan,563 words
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174 1969-07-08 7 ALL these girls are students of Sec. III C, who took part in the inter-class talentime contest, presented by the M e thodist Girls' School Music Society, at the school hall on Saturday. The g i rls sang O Suzannah from left are Linda Ang, Wasfiyah Talib, Elizabeth Tan, Theresa174 words
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Article, Illustration676 1969-07-08 7 R. C. PANDE - By R. C. PANDE NEW DELHI (UPI) Medical research workers have developed an inexpensive machine which may help reduce India's death toll from snake bites. Because of inadequate medical facilities in rural areas, an estimated 20.000 persons die of snake bites in India each year. A(UPI) - 676 words
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Article50 1969-07-08 7 SAIGON: Saigon police were at a loss when two pretty teenage girls applied for new identification cards both claiming to be the same person. The girls, aged 16. were identical twins, whose parents did not consider it necessary to fet two birth certificates when hey were born.50 words
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Article266 1969-07-08 7 Ele; Watt Dulaney - By Ele and Watt Dulaney DEAR Date-Line: What should you do If you're at a dance, and your date doesn't know how to do a certain dance? Hates-to-Sit. Dear Hates: Take your cue from the fellow. If he seems shy, he'll be embarrassed to have other people watch him266 words
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282 1969-07-08 7 MANILA: (Reuter) A bill passed by Congress this month authorising a student representative to sit on the board of trustees of a government-supported institution awaits President Ferdinand Marcos' signature. Dr. Nemeslo Prudente. President of the Philippine College of Commerce (PCC), a government282 words
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Article152 1969-07-08 7 "The Advisory Committee of Bales t i e r Hill Integrated Secondary Technical School will be holding a Food and Fun Fair on Sunday, 20th July 1969, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the school premise?. The collection from this Fun Fair will be used152 words
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370 1969-07-08 7 THE Technical Department of the Queenstown Secondary Technical School will conduct an InterTechnical Schools Skills Competition on July 19 to commemorate Singapore's 150 th anniversary and also to celebrate the Republic's Independence Day. The Skills Competition is intended to stimulate the students' interest in acquiring and370 words
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Article614 1969-07-08 7 THE milk we drink normally comes from a cow. So does the cream. But did you know that it is now possible to buy milk and cream which has not been anywhere near an animal not even a goat? Such dairy prcduce is now on sale614 words
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Miscellaneous20 1969-07-08 7 AMY By Jack TippH"Archie, you're not well enough to leave the hospital* .Archie. .ARCHIE!" I V/OUUPHV P&attMErtP |T, MAPAMZ. J20 words
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Article, Illustration233 1969-07-08 8 Minister To Open MultiMillion Dollar Shipyard FEATURE ON FAR EAST SHIP BUILDING INDUSTRIES LIMITED. rpODAY is an ausoicious day in fhe ship-building industry in Singapore. At 5.00 p.m. the Minister for Defence, Mr. Lim Kim San will officially declare open the Far East Ship Building Industries Ltd., at the Jurong233 words
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Article, Illustration657 1969-07-08 8 THE Boom in the shipbuilding industry in Singapore today can be attributed to the activity in offshore oil exploration being carried out around the area. Large numbers of specialised vessels and pontoons are needed for these projects. One Singapore company has exploited the market for657 words
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Article, Illustration771 1969-07-08 8 TAR East Shipbuilding Industries Ltd. was incorporated in June, 1967 with 3$ acres of land in Jurong. opposite the island of Pulau Samulan for the purpose of repairing Indonesian vessels. and building of barges, river crafts and coastal vessels, engaged in a barter trade between Singapore771 words
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Advertisement54 1969-07-08 8 -%><& -s"s• -0- •s••s- <5- -£«s- -s><s- &-$> «£•s. -$--0.-$■ &-§>&& -ft- FAR EAST SHIP BUILDING INDUSTRIES LTD., j taA;e #reaf pleasure to announce the official opening J J o/* £/ie Shipyard today at 5.00 p.m. sharp < t by the Minister < HON. MR. LIM KIM SAN MMNk: >—•'"54 words
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Article122 1969-07-08 9 TOKYO, Mon. (UPI) Mitsui Petro-Chemical Industries. Ltd. announced it will establish in concert with Mitsui and Co. a firm in the United Statea this summer to pave the way for manufacture and sale of petro-chemical pro. ducts in the United States. The announcement said122 words
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Article64 1969-07-08 9 TOKYO, Mon. (UPI) Business bankruptcies in Japan decreased drastically in the first half of this year, according to the Tokyo Shoko Mercantile Agency. The Agency said there were 4.327 cases of bankruptcy, with debts totalling 36.022 million yen (about US$lOO million) in the January-June period. The figure represents64 words
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284 1969-07-08 9 SHARE price# were marginally easier in quiet trading in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday with the unchanged overall situation in West Malaysia which also spelt tension, feeling of uneasiness and apprehension particularly In Selangor. Buyers were still cautious and the284 words
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Article582 1969-07-08 9 SINGAPORE change told anil officially luted at bull net*. Stock Exother prices tha cioaa of INDUSTRIALS ft. 6 M 1 8G 4PM A Ben A Co. CD i0 2 04 1 MJ Uniel® Plywood XBl C. Mitar Cold storage CALL Chemical Co 1 cle A Carriage582 words
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Article52 1969-07-08 9 Managers Price* i 1st Malayan \D .'nd Malayan XO 1 9* 3rd 124 The Com Ind 101 1 11 The >auni mnfl l.i* 1 U M. Invest Fund 1.25 J* >-i rt-'Ut Kung 1.49 1 •55* «.nd Hong Kon« XD 1 02 1 o.» Sterling Com. 9 Ron52 words
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Article99 1969-07-08 9 THP, noon prices it the Slni* pore Chinese Produce l.»rbint« >e»terdaj wtre^— Bayer ifllet loconnt oil (FOB.) Bulk mm 4*30 Lot-finut OH (FOB) l)ram 51.00 MIXPO c.upr« 11 00 Muninh Mhlte Pepper (FOB) 125.00 *»r:iwdk Hhite Prpper (F.OB) 122.50 Harawiik ?»p*cial Black 1F0B1 92 50 limptini -prrifii Black Pepper99 words
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Article13 1969-07-08 9 The tin price for yesterday was $621.12$ per picul, down $l.OO.13 words
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Article435 1969-07-08 9 ARRIVALS 600 am. MSA Ml 020 Knala Lumpnr WOO am. MSA MLIIO Kuala Lumpnr 8 35am UARIDA UAUB2 Jakarta. 1016 am MsA MLI2I Kuala Lumpur. 10 25 am. MsA MLOOS Penang. luoh. Kuala Lumpur Malacca 100 p m s.AS sR97I lupenhagen Ta»Hent Bang kok iin p m MSA435 words
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Advertisement199 1969-07-08 9 Congratulations Best Wishes 10 FAR EAST SHIP BUILDING I INDUSTRIES LIMITED GAN WAH BENG CO. 25 LorOng 8, Geylang Road, Singapore 14. TELi *****6, *****0. Specialised in: Marine equipment, steel wine rope nylon manilla rope. Ship Block shackle, ship anchor chain. Hand winch Hook, Hardware, etc. Congratulations FAR EAST SHIP199 words
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Advertisement96 1969-07-08 9 WITH THE BEST COMPLIMENTS OF ESSO IN SINGAPORE Congratulations FAR EAST SHIP BUILDING INDUSTRIES LTD. on their official opening 1™ WANT TO START A NEW BUSINESS? WANT TO EXPAND YOUR BUSINESS? Consult The Man-On-The-Spot From the Bank of America BANK OF AM ERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Incdrpdrdted in96 words
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Advertisement310 1969-07-08 9 Thai International now flies to more countries in the Orient thanany other airline Ideal Holiday Trip to Colourful Hongkong and back By Luxurious Paiienger Liner M/S "TAIPOOSHAN ,12.000 Tom Croat. Speodti Knot*. FORTNIGHT!.* EXPRESS SERVICE FOE HONGKONG —SINGAPORE PEN AN G Singapore 7 8 Jul* 23 24 July 8 >310 words
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370 1969-07-08 10 GRAND BLANC. Mich. Mon. (UPI) Dave Hill, who takes pills to calm his kpnt his cool for two pressure packed rounds on Sunday to come from behind and win 25.000 U.S. dollars first prize in the Buick Open by two strokes with an 11-under370 words
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306 1969-07-08 10 DAYTON. Ohio. Mon. < UPI) I U.S. Olympic sprinter Barbara Ferrell of Sacramento captured the 100-yard dash in 10 7 seconds and the 220-yard dash in 23.8 seconds Sunday to be the only double winner at the Women's National AAU Track and Field Championships here.306 words
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Article103 1969-07-08 10 LYTHAM, England, Mon. (Reuter) Bob Charles the New Zealand left-hander won the Roosevelt Nine Nations 18-hole Golf Tournament at Fairhaven near here today. Charles, in deadly form ■with his putter, had onlv 25 putts as he scorchea to a se-ven-under-par 67, equalling the course record. He103 words
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Article133 1969-07-08 10 FRAN CORCHAMPS. Belgium, Mon. (Reu'er) Italy s Giacomo Agostini underlined his supremacy In the Belgium Motor Cycle Grand Prix here today, winning the 500 cc event in record time. He also 'broke his own lap record for the course. The Italian ace. who is133 words
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Article340 1969-07-08 10 CLERMONT-FERRAND, France. Mon. (Reuter) Scotsman Jackie Stewart won the French Formula One Grand Prix by almost a minute from Frenchman JeanPierre Beltoise here yesterday and consolidated his substantial lead in the World Drivers' Championship. It was Stewart's fourth Grand Prix victory this season and340 words
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Article63 1969-07-08 10 UTRECHT. Holland. Mon. (UP!) South Africa's Karen Muir bettered the world record for the women's inn metres backstroke at the international swimming meeet here on Sunday when as first leg in the four by 100 metres medley relay she clocked 1:05.6. The previous record, held by America's Kaye63 words
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469 1969-07-08 10 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Lancashire moved clear at the top of the English Sunday One-Day Cricket Championship today after beating Somerset by four wickets. Essex, who started the day sharing first place with Lancashire, were only able to play 20 minutes of their469 words
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Article, Illustration31 1969-07-08 10 (UPI Radiophoto).(UPI Radiophoto). - 31 words
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211 1969-07-08 10 SYDNEY. Mon. (UPI) Promoters on Monday night set July 28 as the new date for Japan's Fighting Harada to challenge Johnny Famechon for the world featherweight boxing title. The date was set after Englishman Mike Barrett made a series of phone calls to211 words
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Article167 1969-07-08 10 ONLY five final events were held on the first day of the Singapore Combined Primary Schools 10th annual athletic meet held at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. A total of 124 schools are participating in the meet. Madam Chan Choy Siong member of Parliament for Delta will167 words
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Article94 1969-07-08 10 HARTFORD, Conn., Mon. (UPI) —The Legia Soccer Club of Warsaw. Poland, overwhelmed the Connecticut All Stars 9-0 in an international soccer game Sunday plaved at Dillon Stadium. The Polish Club moved in swiftly, scoring in the first two minutes of play on a penalty kick by94 words
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Article235 1969-07-08 10 LONDON'. Mon. (Reuter) The return of Derek Underwood will probably be the only change made by the E n ?land selectors when they announce their side tomorro I w or the third and final cricket test against the West Indies at Leeds, next Thursday The235 words
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301 1969-07-08 10 WIMBLEDON. England. Mon. (UPI) For Rod Laver, the Forest Hills Tennis Tournament cannot come fast. Laver wants to get the U.S. Nationals over with because they are the last of the big four tennis tournaments that stand between him and his second grand slam301 words
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432 1969-07-08 10 AMERICAN LEAGUE NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) Harmon Killebrews two-run homer climaxed a five-run seventh inning that carried the Minnesota Twins to a 7-6 victory over the Oakland Athletics Sunday and a sweep of the three-game series between the two leading teams in the432 words
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Article114 1969-07-08 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W L GB Chicago 52 31 New York 45 34 5 St Louis 40 44 124 Pittsburgh 38 43 13 Philadelphia 36 43 14 Montreal 26 55 25 WEST Atlanta 48 34 Los Angeles 46 33 San Francisco 45 38 3i Cincinnati 41 5 4114 words
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Article514 1969-07-08 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) Gary Wasleswsk! pitched a one-hitter and drove in two runs with a seventh-inning double to lead the Montreal Expos to a 5-0 victory Sunday after the Philadelphia Phillies won the first game of the double-header 13-2 with a 16-hit attack.514 words
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Article112 1969-07-08 10 PARIS. Mon. (Reuter) Daniel Whildenstein's Felicia came through with a strong run in the last furlong to win the 600.000 franc (£50.000) Grand Prixe de Saint-Cloud here today. Maurice Lehmann's Goodly, the favourite which had been among the leaders since the start of the one mile112 words
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Article, Illustration67 1969-07-08 11 SAYA DATANG ran a great race on Sunday to win the Committee Cup by two lengths from Camaro. Photo shows Jockey Coles bringing in the winner hard held. Backed heavily, Saya Datang paid only SI4 for a winning ticket. Photo below shows Mrs. Eunme Shaw presenting the(SUNPIX by Richard Chow). - 67 words
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Article795 1969-07-08 11 SINGAPORE'S most promising long distance runner, Serjit Singh, smashed his own record on the opening day of the five-day Singapore Combined Secondary Schools' 10th annual national athletic championships held at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre, yesterday. The 15-year-old Serjit of Dunearn Technical Secondary School, who795 words
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Article744 1969-07-08 11 THE following are the weights for the weekend race meetings at Kuala Lumpur. SATURDAY Horses Class 1, Dir. 3 6 Furlongs Bonoa 9.00 Master Pride 9.00 Fireball 8.13 Royal Meadow II 8.13 Sir Walter 8.12 Glorious Destiny 8.11 19th March 811 Sunray 8.11 Earl Marshal 8.10 Bandit744 words
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Article195 1969-07-08 11 THF following are the weights for H.M. the Agong Ciold Cup meeting on Sunday. Julv 20. 1969: NOTE: ThP r.oid CUD field will be limited to 16 runners. The 5 lowest weighted horses will also be handicapped in Div. 2 and shouid no vacancies occur through scratching195 words
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Article295 1969-07-08 11 A PENALTY flick scored by Jansenites' skipper Seet Choo Huat three minute# before the final whistle, gave them a 1-0 victory over the Singapore Armed Forces in the second replay of the Singapore Hockey Association senior division knock-out tournament played at the Padang yesterday.295 words
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Article138 1969-07-08 11 TOTO Women'i basketball team clinched victory from the Combined schools basketball team by beating them "0 to 42. This was the final round In the Singapore Open Women's Basketball Championship played at the Gay World Stadium Sunday. Prior to this victory, the basketball team138 words
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Advertisement117 1969-07-08 10 Keep fit with daily exercise lit STAY FIT WITH DAILY US A. SUPER FORMULA BEIKLIN 12 VITAMINS 12 MINERALS m Does exercise take too much out of you? Does it leave you short of breath weak and worn-out? Do you always feel tired, listless, depressed? Are you rundown, overworked? The117 words
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Advertisement606 1969-07-08 11 Classified Ads. Steam bath, Massage Etc. JEAN'S AIK CONDITIONED SALON for soothing steambaths and Swedish massage, facial treatment, manicures Hair growth stimulation and tinting services for ladies and gentlemen 29 B Tanglin Road. Tel: Singapore *****0 Machinery For Hire BUCKET AND SUCTION CUTTER dredges. floating pile drivers. Hopper Barges, flattops606 words
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Miscellaneous1045 1969-07-08 11 (CHANNEL 5) P.M 300 Opening Announcement? :n all Languages Mornins Star; 320 A Talk on the Dietician Malay; 335 Health in the Home Tamil; 3 4.") House and Home English; 3.55 A Diarv of Events in Singapore This Week English; 4 00 Peyton Chinese Subtitles; 4 4.i Close; 6"0 Prog1,045 words
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Article, Illustration263 1969-07-08 12 THIS happy couple (R) flew all the wav from their jobs in the East and in the West to get married at the Australian High Commission here yesterday. The handsome Australian bridegroom. Mr. Brian May, flew In from Jakarta where he is stationed263 words
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232 1969-07-08 12 THERE has been a drop of some 700 blood donations for the month of June as against the previous month. The Singapore Blood Transfusion Service Weekly Bulletin issued yesterday noted that there were only 2.816 donations in June. Meanwhile, though the stock position232 words
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Article122 1969-07-08 12 MR. LIM KIM SAN. Minister for Defence, will officially open the Far East Ship Building Industries Ltd., shipyard at Jurong Industrial Estate on Tuesday. July 8 More than 1.000 guests, including members of the diplomatic corps, senior government officials, leading dignitaries In commerce and122 words
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Article59 1969-07-08 12 A 24-year-old wife, Lim Siew Hong, was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with the murder of her husband, Ong Kim Seow. Lim is alleged to have committed the offence at her house in Lorong Bingkai on July 3. The magistrate, Mr. E. C. Foenander, ordered her59 words
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Article29 1969-07-08 12 There will be no water or poor pressure in houses along Woodlands Road Hi m.a and part of Lengkong Saga from 9.30 a.m. to 3 p.m. today.29 words
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Article214 1969-07-08 12 THE Science Council of Singapore yesterday announced that its first award of a Gold Medal for Applied Research has been given to Dr T. G. Ling for his valuable contribution in the field of animal nutrition in Singapore. The Gold Medal of the Science Council214 words
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97 1969-07-08 12 CHAN Ah Hung was sentenced to one week's jail and fined $2OO. or in default. on<? month's imprisonment by the Ninth Magistrate. Mr. E. C. Foenander yesterday for stealing a roll of Kraft paper. Chan, an employee of the Singapore Glass Manufacturers' factory in97 words
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Article55 1969-07-08 12 A HEADMASTER and an historian, Mr. W.A. Barker will give a talk on "The Problems of British Education Today" to the students and staff of the Teachers' Training College on Wednesday at the TTC auditorium at 11.30 a.m. He is headmaster of a leading British public55 words
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Article57 1969-07-08 12 KOH LIM SENG was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with attempting to extort $2O from Sim Whuat Kee at Orchard Road on July 5 at 10.30 a m. He denied the charge and was allowed bail of $5OO in one surety, by the Magistrate. Mr E.57 words
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Article63 1969-07-08 12 POLICE are now looking for a Chinese man who was robbed of a wrist watch near Block 10, Jalan Bukit Ho Swee at 9.45 p.m., on July 4. The man is raquested to get in touch with InsD. Lim Chin Ow. of Queenstown Police Station, to63 words
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Article52 1969-07-08 12 A COW-HERD, M. Potiapan. 50. of Jalan Bunga Tengah. died on the spot after he was knock down bv a car at Bukit Panjang Circle, yesterday at about 10 p.m. Those who saw the accident are requested to get in touch with Insp. Mohamed Idris of Sepoy Lines52 words
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Article88 1969-07-08 12 A National Serviceman. Hamdl bin Abdul Hamld. was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with unlawfully absenting himself for eleven days from a basic training course between Jan. 7 and March 25 this year. Hamdl. a member of the Vigilante Corps, is alleged to have absented88 words
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Article25 1969-07-08 12 THERE were a total of 44 road accidents of which six were reported serious during the past 24 hours in the Republic.25 words
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Article120 1969-07-08 12 TWO youths and a man were sentenced to two months' imprisonment each by the Fourth District Court Judge. Mr. Dallp Singh yesterday after they pleaded guilty to possession of offensive weapons. They were Mohamed Zln bin Kamls, 17. Mohamed Shah bin Kamls. 20. and Abdul120 words
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Article, Illustration93 1969-07-08 12 TWO of Singapore's "Brain and Beauty" girls left here over the weekend on their tour of Australia to promote Singapore. They are the runners-up to the Miss Tourism Singa- pura 1969 quest, Miss Sellna Cheng (front in photo) and Miss Yasmin Saif. Both of them will93 words
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Article, Illustration545 1969-07-08 12 GROWING concern that the contribution rate to the Central Provident Fund would be further increased to eight or ten percent was voiced by Mr. Lim Cheng Hai, President of the National Employers'. Council. Speaking at Sunday's dinner at the Singapore Chinese Chamber545 words
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Article815 1969-07-08 12 BUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots or 1,000 units unless otherwise specified: INDUSTRIALS Acma $1.86 (1): Ben $2.02 (1)- Borneo $1.70 (2), C. Sugars $3 66 (1)815 words
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Article284 1969-07-08 12 RUBBER: 74 7 8 Cts JULY first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m in Singapore and iCuala Lumpur yesterday at 74-7/8 cents per lb., up one eignth of a cent from the previous ciose The tone of the mam<.t was slightly easier. As anticipated. prices were marked UD on284 words
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Article277 1969-07-08 12 THE following is a bfrthing li«t released by the Port of Singapore Authority for July 8: DEPARTURE: Godowns Vessels Eiko Maru 6/7 Lexa Maersk. 15/16 Menestheus 19 Johneverett N.W. 3/4 Hua Li 21 '22 Seibun Maru 23/24 Benmachdhui 25/26 Yamaki Maru 27/28 Straat Johore 33/34 Glenalmond 35'36277 words
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Article58 1969-07-08 12 TAIPEI. Mon. <Reut-er) Foreign investments in Taiwan reached a record high of mor e than US$52 million in the first six months of this year an increase of 52 per cent compared with the corresponding period of 1963 According to government statistics, total foreign investment would reach58 words
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Article57 1969-07-08 12 HONG KONG. Mon. (UPI) Money Quotations: H.K.56.085 per U.S. dollar. HK.56.10 per U.S. dol'ar TT. P 6l P° un d sterling. H.K.5308.625 oer tae! of gold 94.5 per cent fineness. H.K.5162.7 per 10.000 Japanese yens. H.K.S 134.5 per 100 Philppines pesos buyers. H.K.S 135.5 per 100 Philippines pesos57 words
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Advertisement25 1969-07-08 12 GNkritfvUbitaMMi Sorrento COFFEE HOUSE JO4S ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE 9. PHONE: U7SI Op«n 9JO a.m. to 12.30 m 4i,l r M LKQia Tl SOKE lUE Min25 words
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