Eastern Sun, 26 July 1969
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Title Section24 1969-07-26 1 EASTERN SUN id ADVERSARY BONUS: PRICE 10 CENTS. SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY, Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1069 Saturday, 26 July 1969. MC(P) 073724 words
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Article, Illustration547 1969-07-26 1 HOUSTON, Texas, Fri. (AFP and Reuter) —The three Apollo-11 astronauts, now in quarantine on the Aircraft Carrier Hornet in the Pacific, are in excellent health and so far {how no sign of moon contamination, Dr. Clarence Jernigon announced there today* Neil Armstrong, EdwinUPI Radiophoto - 547 words
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Article215 1969-07-26 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —A 24-hour curfew was Imposed today around the Simpang Tiga area on the Butterworth-Taiping trunk road following a case of arson at 2.30 a.m. this morning. The curfew was Imposed by the OCPD of Nibong Tebal starting from 5 a m.215 words
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153 1969-07-26 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Th e Malaysian Premier Tunku Abdul Rahman today stressed the urgent need to adopt a new approach towards friendly neighbouring countries in the light of British withdrawal in 1971. The Tunku was speaking at the conference of heads of missions in153 words
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Article149 1969-07-26 1 MANILA. Fri. (UPI Reuter) President Nixon, basking: in moonglow. comes down to earth when he lands in Asia Saturday. After America's conquest of the moon %nd his personal greetings to the triumphant Apollo 11 astronauts. Nixon heads out to five—possibly six —Asian countries to talk to149 words
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232 1969-07-26 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Sixteen ex-detainees in Sarawak today pledged to sever relationships with the Communist organisations and to become lawabiding citizens. The detainees. including seven women who were released yesterday from the centre of protective custody in Kuching. in a statement today said they were232 words
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389 1969-07-26 1 EDGARTOWN. Mass.. Fri. (Reuter) Sen. Edward Kennedy was given a twomonth suspended jail sentence here today for leaving the scene of the accident in which blonde secretary Mary Jo Kopechne died a week ago. The sentence was the minimum possible In the case.389 words
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Article60 1969-07-26 1 SAIGON Fri. (AFP)—President Thieu and Prime Minister Tran Van Huong are at odds over how to carry out the government reshuffle announced a week ago. Economy Minister Au Ngoc Ho confirmed today. The disagreement had been reported Ho said the premier wanted to set up a government of60 words
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Article45 1969-07-26 1 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter> England gained a thin first innings lead over New Zealand today when they dismissed the visitors for 169 runs against their first innings total of lf)0. England in their second innings were 21 for no wicket at close of play.45 words
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257 1969-07-26 1 THE heavily burdened wheels of justice finally collapsed under an onslaught of an army of white ants yesterday. In the wee hours of the day, a great chunk of the ceiling at the Fourth Criminal' District Court in South Bridge Road came crashing257 words
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Article90 1969-07-26 1 BHOPAL, India, Frl. (Renter) A poor smalltown tailor of Central India, trying his luck at diamond mining, struck it rich this week wben he found a stone worth over 10,000 pounds sterling. Noor Khan found the 28.13 carat diamond at the government owned Panna mines, where the mining90 words
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Article70 1969-07-26 1 MANILA. Fri. (UPI) —Hasook Suk. a 19-year-old blackhaired beauty from South Korea, is the 1969 Miss Asia. She was proclaimed winner Friday night in the Miss Asia Pageant at the Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City. near Manila. Runners up are Shirley Sha of the Republic70 words
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314 1969-07-26 1 TEL AVIV, Fri. (AFP) Israeli planes bombed and strafed Egyptian positions in the northern part of the Suez Canal zone today for one and a half hours, an army spokesman announced. The raid followed Egyptian shelling in the area, said the spokesman, who added314 words
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Miscellaneous22 1969-07-26 1 LADIES PAY yj m z i "What I like about the race track is this wealthy feeling of being where die* money22 words
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290 1969-07-26 2 PARIS, Fri. (Reuter) Hanoi and the Vietcong yesterday stood Arm on their programme for ending the Vietnam war, emphasising their rejection of Sai- gon's election proposals. The 27th session of full scale Paris Peace Talks saw each side stressing its version of self-determination.290 words
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Article175 1969-07-26 2 HAIFA, Fri. (Reuter^— The audience roared with laughter when a sharp explosion startled a clown during his comic act at a circus here last night. They thought the explosion was part of the routine, but outside, lying on a pavement, was a young man, wounded by an explosive175 words
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Article308 1969-07-26 2 L'AQUILA, Central Italv, Fri. (Reuter) The Public Prosecutor here yesterday ordered a preliminary judicial inquiry into the Nazi massacre of 17 villagers at nearby Filetto under orders passed on by Wehrmacht Captain Mutthias Defregger, now Suffragan Bishop of Munich. There is no time limit in Italy308 words
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310 1969-07-26 2 UNITED NATIONS. New York, Fri. (Reuter) African and A»ian Delegates consulted privately to-day on the terms of a possible resolution to wrap up the U.N. Security Council's consideration of Zambia's charge of aggression against Portugal. The Council planned to hold its fifth meeting on the310 words
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268 1969-07-26 2 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter)) The Government last night struck a hard blow at Britain's booming gambling industry in an attempt to keep it within bounds and prevent Mafia-type gangsters taking control. Home Secretary James Callaghan told Parliament that tighter restrictions and vetting procedures will be268 words
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204 1969-07-26 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. (UPI) The Soviet Union is facilitating the shipment of mail to U.S. prisoners of war in North Vietnam, U.S. State Department officials said yeserday. Officials said the parcels, posted at local U.S. post offices. would be collected at several large receiving204 words
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Article97 1969-07-26 2 MANCHESTER, England, Fri. (Reuter) —Michael George last night set a British record for non-stop piano playing, spending a s much time at the keyboard as America's Apollo 11 astronauts did in space 195 hours and 17 minutes. The 24-year old pianist, who learned how to play97 words
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Article198 1969-07-26 2 SAIGON. Fri. (Reuter)— Thirteen passengers were killed when their tinv Scooter-bus ran over a Yietcong mine in the Mekong Delta, a South Vietnamese spokesman said to-day. The three-wheeled vehicle was trundling along muddy Highway Four just outside Ba Cang in the rice-growing province of198 words
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208 1969-07-26 2 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) Members of Parliament last night urged the Government to stamp out a trade in Chinese heroin said to be smuggled into Britain by seamen from Hong Kong. One MP, Mrs. Renee Short (Labour) said there was great concern at the apparent208 words
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450 1969-07-26 2 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) Britain yesterday exchanged two top Soviet agents for one British lecturer and defended the package deal on the grounds that it averted a possible disaster in Anglo-Soviet relations. While lecturer Gerald Brooke enjoyed his first day of freedom in just over450 words
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266 1969-07-26 2 SEOUL, Fri. (AFP) South Korean President Park Chung Hee in a special radio and television speech to-day proposed to hold a national referendum to decide whether the Korean people do want or not a constitutional amendment opening way for Park to run for266 words
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Article162 1969-07-26 2 NEW DELHI. Fri. (Reuter) Nominations for the Indian Presidential Elections on August 16 closed yesterday with 24 candidates in the field. But only three stand any chance of ge*nng more than a handful of votes ?he Congress Party candidate Neelam Sanjiva Reddy. former VicePresident. V.V.162 words
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Article48 1969-07-26 2 BERNE. Fri. (Reuter) About 10.000 Czechoslovak citizens who fled from their country at the time of the So-viet-led invasion last summer have settled in Switzerland. The Swiss Government has spent about 9.5 million Francs (about 900.000 sterling) in looking after them and helping to settle them.48 words
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700 1969-07-26 3 ABOARD U.S.S. HORNET, Pacific, Fri. (Reuter) President Richard Nixon today told the three Apollo 11 moon explorers "Gee, you look great," and invited them to dinner with their wives on August 13. After laughing and joking with the astronauts, talking to him by microphone700 words
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Article114 1969-07-26 3 HUNTS VILLE, Ala. Fri. (Reuter) German-born Dr. Wernher von Braun, Director of the Natlonai Aeronautics and Space Administration's Marshall Space Flight Centre here, said today that a U.S. commitment to send men to Mars could come within a year. "The moon Is just a commuter114 words
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Article59 1969-07-26 3 COLOMBO, Frl. (AFP) Fou r sort-haired men in Ratnapura Ceylon's City of Gems were today wishing the three astronauts' moon mission had failed. They cut off their traditional long hair with a knot at the back after losing a bet that the mission would fail. And now they're called59 words
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Article103 1969-07-26 3 HOUSTON, Texas, Fri. (AFP) A team of U.S. astronauts could leave for Mars in the early 1980's, George Mueller, head of the NASA Manned Space Flights Programme. told a press conference here today. Mueller said Mars will be the next major goal for manned planetary exploration.103 words
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Article64 1969-07-26 3 SYDNEY. Fri. (Reuter) Among the first people in the world to see Apollo 11's reentry to the earth's atmosphere today were passengers on an Australian airliner Captain Frank Brown, pilot of the specially-rescheduled Qantas fliight between Brisbane and Honolulu radioed to Sydney that the crew64 words
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Article63 1969-07-26 3 MOSCOW. Fri. (Reuter) A photograph showing the smiling faces of U.S. astronauts Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins appeared on the front page of the Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda today under the headline "Project Completed." Inside was a factual report of the last minutes of the moon63 words
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Article209 1969-07-26 3 SPACE CENTRE. Houston Fri- (UPD —Sixty pounds of the moon rock arrive under elaborate security wraps Friday for the start of one of history's greatest scientific investigations. Scientists gathered from around the world for the arrival of two planes at nearby Ellington Air Force Base209 words
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Article93 1969-07-26 3 HOUSTON*. Texas. Frt. (AFP) The Apollo-il crew were not only the first spacemen to land on the moon, they were also the first astronauts to be covered by travel insurance The premium payment was shared by NASA and a group of Houston businessmen, it was learned here today.93 words
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399 1969-07-26 3 HOUSTON, Fri. (Reuter) Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad and Alan Bean will take two walks on the Ocean ofStorms in the western half of the moon in mid-November, the Space Agency's Lunar Landing Programme Director said to1 day. I Air Force Lt.399 words
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Article70 1969-07-26 3 ABOARD USS HORNET. Pacific Ocean. Fri. (Reuter) The three Apollo 11 astronauts' first earth meal today after nearly eight days of space fare consisted of pancakes. cheese omelette, bacon, roll and butter and jam. They are confined to a mobile quarantine facility (MQF) like a caravan70 words
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Article100 1969-07-26 3 WASHINGTON, Fri (Reufer> An American airlinp appl.ed today for government permission to operate a com mercial passenger service to the moon. Trans World Airlines filed an application w:th the U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) for a route "between points in the United States and points100 words
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Article36 1969-07-26 3 CAPE TOWN Fri (AFP) A South African theatre impresario has offered America's three Apollo-11 moon-men half a million dollars to make a three-week tour of South Africa, with personal appearances m cinemas and theatres.36 words
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Article126 1969-07-26 3 HOUSTON. Texas. Fri. (Reuter) As Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrln settled Eagle down toward the floor of the Sea of Tranquillity last Sunday, th# computer which guided them was flooded with so much information it almost stopped working and set off a series of alarm lights. The126 words
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Article62 1969-07-26 3 MOSCOW. Fri. (AFP) Soviet cosmonauts sent teleprams of congratulation to the Apcllo 11 moon team who splashed down in the Pacific today, Tass reported. The telegram said the Soviet cosmonauts "followed your flight with attention and great emotion We congratulate you with all our hearts for the success of62 words
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Article47 1969-07-26 3 SAINT CLAUDE. Eastern France Frl. (AFP) Three briar pipes have been sent from here to the Apollo 11 astronauts with congratulations and the wish that they help them "discover yet another world and bring to you. as to all pipe smokers, peace, detente and happiness".47 words
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Advertisement261 1969-07-26 3 What if it had turned out underexposed Space Meter 1 The stunning photographic achievements of America's Apollo astronauts are possible because NASA provides them with the finest photographic equipment here on earth. Including an unusual exposure meter designed and manufactured by Minolta. When the Apollo 8 mission went around the261 words
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Advertisement273 1969-07-26 4 CcnaratutaticHA tc EASTERN SUN on entering 4th Year Of Publication Johdre CHOP THYE SENG MR. CHONG SEE TEE HONG CHONG NEWS AGENCY TONG SANG NEWSPAPER AGENCY MR. LIM CHIN KONG KOTA NEWSPAPER AGENCY CHOP TAI TONG BOON FOO BOOK STORE CHOP YONG HWA SENG MR. NG KAI BONG CHOP SIN273 words
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Advertisement594 1969-07-26 5 Congratulations to on entering the 4th Year Of Publication From: Liao Sung Yang Lee Tian Tsiang Foo Leong Keat Chang Chih Tao Law Kwek Pin Lin Chien An Ho Chin Min Wong Kwei Fung Liu Tien-Fong Chen Mong Tse Hu Toh Quah Wei Siew Chan Mien Tsz Tan Thian Seng594 words
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Article540 1969-07-26 6 mms is the time to stand up and cheer, to clap hands, to doff the cap and bow with respect for the courage of man and the perfection of machines. We now know that man can go to the moon, walk on its virgin surface and return540 words
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Article184 1969-07-26 6 APOLLO-11 success, Vietnam war, the East turmoil and Nixon's Asian tour are all causing a strain on the serious-minded people here. The Barisan Sosialis, it seems, is determined to do its best in relieving the mental strain. In its recent condemnation of Lim Chin Siong, the Barisan184 words
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760 1969-07-26 6 JOSEPH TEMPLE - By JOSEPH TEMPLE Gemini News Service FREMANTLE It was a Jaycee meeting with a difference when the Academus Chapter in Fremantle, Australia, celebrated its first annual dinner the other night. Instead of the lounge suits customary at Jaycee (Junior Chamber of Commerce) functions. the760 words
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Article37 1969-07-26 6 S e 1 /-knowledge is that acquaintance with ourselves which shows us what we are. and what we ought to be. in order to our living comfortably and uaefully here, and happily hereafter. John Mason.37 words
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Article463 1969-07-26 6 JERRY OSTER - BY JERRY OSTER HOUSTON, Thurs. (Reuter) White mice, quail, minnows, oysters and cockroaches are to be exposed to lunar soil samples, after Apollo 11 gets back to earth, in tests to see whether there are germs on the moon. The questions to which scientists are463 words
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Article760 1969-07-26 6 FRED MPANGA - BY FRED MPANGA Gemini News Service LONDON: It has been a Royal occasion for more than 800 teachers from all over the world recently. Or, more accurately, two Royal occasions. Twice during the past few weeks at Lancaster House, just off the Mall in London760 words
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Article, Illustration147 1969-07-26 6 HAMBURG. (DaD) Economic Senator Helmuth Rem recently opened the "Euro-Rai Canal" in the new addition to the harbn ur in Hamburg (Federal Republic of German?). The ramplesc quay wall is 214 metres long after the first construction phase and will one day be increased to 570 metres.147 words
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Article780 1969-07-26 6 Sin Chew Jit Poh - (From Sin Chew Jit Poh Dr. S.B. Rwa. the Director of the Blood Transfusion Service. in his speech at the luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore-West, proposed the establishment of a nutritional anaemia research laboratory, which could be extended to form a complete research780 words
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142 1969-07-26 6 WASHINGTON. There were 62 percent more visitors from Asia to the United States this vear than ast May. The United States I? V nL fe said visitors totalled 22.402 of whom 14,419 came from Japan. .f D iQ«o n^u the first flve months142 words
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Article371 1969-07-26 6 R. E. STANNARD JR - By R. E. STANNARD JR. BOSTON (UPI) India is cutting into its population problem with a sterilisation programme. Nearly six million men and women have voluntarily submitted to sterilisation in the world's biggest planned parenthood programme. Surgery is only one remedy among many being used to371 words
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Article261 1969-07-26 6 LONDON. (Reuter) Five British and Swedish scientists have made an advance in the battle against cancer which could lead to ways of stopping malignant tumours and the rejection of transplanted organs. But the authoritative British science magazine "Nature", reporting the advance today, warned that this does not261 words
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Article, Illustration209 1969-07-26 7 BUILDING work on a 440-room iirst-class hotel has begun here near the junction of Marine Parade and East Coast Road. Scheduled to commence operations in early 1971, the Hotel San Beach will have fifteen storeys and cost about $l5 million. The tastefully furnished209 words
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306 1969-07-26 7 OUR MARKET REPORTER - By OUR MARKET REPORTER TRADING in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday followed up on Thursday's steady undertone to effect a slight improvement in the stock market. The market opened firm but eased gradually on meeting a stream of sellers. Late shcrtcovering demand,306 words
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123 1969-07-26 7 NEW YORK. Fit (UPI) Gold prices rose In moderately active trading yesterday on world markets. In London, gold rose 10 eents to $4l 90 and remained at that level for the second fixing. Gold In Frankfurt gained 4 cents to $40.34 per ounce. On123 words
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Article57 1969-07-26 7 JAKARTA. Frl. (Reuter) I A six-man Indian trade mission is due here on Sunday for talks with Indonesian officials on trade relations, a spokesman for the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce said yesterday. The mission, led by Mr. HL. Somany. will also seek new markets in57 words
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Article60 1969-07-26 7 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore yesterday made the following changes in lis rates to merchants (rates are Quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency): SELLING T.T orO.D. ready: Deutsche Marks $77.1175; Holland Guilders $84.6775; Swiss Francs $71.5625; Belgian Francs $6.1450; French Francs $61.9650; Danish60 words
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Article87 1969-07-26 7 STOCKHOLM. Frl. Scandinavian Airlines staff swept the board recently by winning the top three prizes from 50 beauties In the "Queen of Lake Mal&ren" contest. The first was Agneta Lundquist, the second Therese Ekstedt and third Wenche Fougner. Agneta and Therese are both air hostesses.87 words
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348 1969-07-26 7 ANEW peak of 77 cents for current month, the highest level since September 1963. ha* been recorded in continued steadier conditions during the past week, which started out at 75# cents. Market features were largely a repetition and follow through of348 words
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Article262 1969-07-26 7 AUGUST firat grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m.. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 7(54 centa per lb., down one quarter of a cent from the previous close The tone of the market was dull. After opening prices were marked down slightly reflecting an262 words
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Article53 1969-07-26 7 HONG KONG. Fri. (UPI) Money quotations: HK56.***** per U.S. dollar HK56.***** per U.S. dollar TT. HK514.53 per pound sterling HK5308.625 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness HK5161.7 per 10,000 Japanese yens HKJ135.2 per 100 Philippines pesos buyers. HK5136.2 per 100 Philippines pesos sellers. Philippine pesos 4.5353 words
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Article1206 1969-07-26 7 "DUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms u of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1.000 onits unless otherwise specified: INDUSTRIALS Ben $1.70 (1) $1.73 (1) $1.70 (1) $1.75 (1) $1.74 (1); Borneo $1.581,206 words
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Article228 1969-07-26 7 THE following is berthing list released bv the Singapore Authority for July 26th: DEPARTURE: Godowns Vessels 10/11 Kota Selamat 13 14 Neder Rhone 15 16 Helenus N W 4 Giang *nn 21 22 Shoho Maru 44 Tigre 45 Manjusan Maru 46 Australasia 47 Stentor 40 41 Eastern228 words
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110 1969-07-26 7 LONDON. Fri. (UPI) Rubber market yesterday closed barely steady with spot 27 27 3/8. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Aug. 27 27 1/8 Sen 27 1/8 27 3'B Oct 27 1/4 27 1/2 Oct/Dec 27 1/4 27 3/8 Jan/Mar 26/9-16 26 11/16 April/June 26 3/16 26 3/8110 words
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Article13 1969-07-26 7 THE tin price for yesterday was $631.12$ per picul, up $3.25.13 words
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302 1969-07-26 7 NEW YORK. Fri. (UPI) Another serious rise in the cost of living, indicating minimum success in the battle against inflation, marked the U.S. economy this week, as other indicators remained strong showing no easing of the pare of business. The302 words
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Article36 1969-07-26 7 •NEW YORK. Fri. (UPI> Dow Jones Closing Averages on The New York Stock Exchange: 30 Industrie* 826.53 20 Rails 198.22 15 Utilities U909 65 Stocks 280.70 40 Bonds 72.61 Commodity futures index 140.3536 words
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Article134 1969-07-26 7 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) The market eased slightly In quiet trading yesterday. Most activity was centred around special situation stocks, particularly textiles, which Jell back on Klinger Mfgs application for a temporary suspension of dealings while its bankers report on its liquidity situation. Towards the close the134 words
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Article571 1969-07-26 7 SINGAPORE Stock Ex-1 change sold and other prices officially llateo at tbe cio»e ol buslneaa. INDUSTRIALS B. s. AC MA 1 70 Ben Co. CD 1 73 Borneo Bhd 1.57 Boustead 1.75 1.87 Camel Plywood \BI 1 82 C. sue 3 r 3 12 3 16571 words
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Article47 1969-07-26 7 NEW YORK. Fri (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged and untraded yesterday (Bid) (Asked) Sept 28 60 Nov 27.85 Jan 70 27.10 27 25 Mar 26 85 27.00 May 26.60 27 10 July 26 15 26.85 Locally. No. 2 RSS was 26i 7/8 cents per pound.47 words
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Article84 1969-07-26 7 THE iiam prtrd at the *tnr»pore Chines* Produce Exchange >e»terdaj were:— Bnjet «riier Coconut Oil fF OR* Rnlk 48 25 Coconut OH (F O R.) Drum 50.:5 Mixed Copra 30-50 Miliiink White Pepper (F.O.B.) 132.50 Sarawak White Pepper (FOB) Sarawak Special Black Pepper (F-O-B.) »6% N.L.W Lamponf Special Black84 words
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Article49 1969-07-26 7 (Manager* MM) l«t Malayan XD 2.53 mm* 2nd Malayan XD 183 —m 3rd Malayan 115 Thf < nn». lnrt. .94 1 04 The Saving Fund >. In\e*t Fund i£ 109 1.30 1-i Hunt hong 1.50 1-56* 2nd Hone Rons XD Sterling com. 1.02 5/5 1 01* (•Boni Ron*49 words
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Article396 1969-07-26 7 ARRIVALS 8.00 a.m. MSA MLU*9 R. Lumpur 9.00 am. MSA MLII 9 R. Lumpur 9-35 a.m. MSA MLS2W PbnomPenn 1015 a.m. MsA MLI2I R. Lumpur 10.25 am. MSA MLOOS Penan*. lpob. R. Lumpur. Malacca 10.90 am. THAI TG42B Bangkok 12-30 pm. GARCDA GABO6 Medan 1.10 pm. MSA ML4SI396 words
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1006 1969-07-26 8 K.F. Yap - By K.F. Yap SELECT your pesticides carefully. Stick to the recommended ones, or those known to be non-toxic to plants (non-phytotoxic), reasonably safe to human beings and domestic animals under normal usage, of short persistency or low residual value and selective enough to kill1,006 words
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Article119 1969-07-26 8 CLEAR colour combinations for fall, such as red and yellow with black accents, or winter white with red and black, the red in a lone scarf. NEW fashion status for corduroy, in swagger pantsuits with long jackets In cocktail dresses, all in new colours like beige with purple119 words
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Article, Illustration227 1969-07-26 8 Mary Sue Miller - By Mary Sue Miller THE scent a Lovely uses should be chosen, like her dress, to fit the occasion and the season. Just as you would not wear a satin suit to a picnic, you would not wear a femme fatale perfume to business, meetings or Informal227 words
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Article258 1969-07-26 8 LOOKS like moon talk isn't going to be restricted only to the three astronauts and their historic moon walk. Over at the Roman haute couture, the autumnwinter collections brought out quite a few comments with its variety of 'moon' accessories. There were cresent moon buckles for shoes and258 words
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Article, Illustration511 1969-07-26 8 H.C. Tan - Carpet Power Persian Style Story And Pix By H.C. Tan I HAVE always regarded Persian carpets with a sense of appreciation for its beauty, its intricate designs, its durability and at the same time puzzled by its costliness. This is until I spoke to511 words
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Article121 1969-07-26 8 A beauty contest open to all girls, age 18 and above, with round-trip tickets for the top three winners will be held on August 30. 1969 This year's Mobil Princess will receive an air-ticket to Hong Kong and ten other valuable prizes Second and third prize121 words
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249 1969-07-26 8 ANY beauty treatment always begin with the care of the skin from the very first steps in cleansing to toning of the skin With P:as cosmetics, this basic principle is emphasised as a very important basic rule in skin care. In fact, skin249 words
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Article27 1969-07-26 8 THE new leg look for fall, sheer but rolourful. in a very fine mesh or a cobwebby lace of charcoal, wine, green or navv.27 words
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Article140 1969-07-26 8 ROME, Fri. (Reuter) Italian designer Roberto Capucol slit his maxi-skirts up to the waist in a teasing, eyebrowraising winter collection shown here recently. Underneath, all was concealed by thick wolly but the effect was still a shock. The slits were in front and flew open as the models140 words
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Miscellaneous176 1969-07-26 8 TODAY a Saturday, July 26, 1969. > y.Uih A Urn SCORPIO OCT. 23& L NOV. 21 34-36-38-40/ 46-49-50 m CANCER JUNE 21 -&JULY 22| 1- 5- 7-10 m ilMcir**-' I 8 Think 9 B« 10 For 11 Onto 12 Your l3Tomonwr 14 Fretting 15 Your 16 Is 17 A 18176 words
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Miscellaneous132 1969-07-26 8 By Jack Tippet "or o/m-ihSr V). i N 2TO "You'vegpta very bad case ofwhatchamacall^t. DATELINE: DANGER! DOES THAT MEAN I'M I'M 60INS TO TAKE yOUR HOME SAFE, SCHOOL RECORD INTO I MR.THOMAS? CONSIDERATION, LEGS... I'LL SUGGEST A YEAR ON PROBATION St^K NOT EXACTLY SON... WAIT OUTSIDE WHILE I HAVE A132 words
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Article142 1969-07-26 9 SYDNEY, Fri. (Reuter) r i!Sr iP° p sin er Marianne F aithfull is making steady Krogress m the Mount St largaret Psychiatric Hospitai here a hospitai spokesman •aid here yesterday. She was transferred to the •üburban hospital last week rha r J at Sydney's Chevron Hotel on142 words
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Article, Illustration596 1969-07-26 9 Sheilah Graham - By Sheilah Graham T ONDON, Fri. Mia Farrow and Andre Previn went underground for most of their recent stay in London. Everyone knew they were here they arrived together and Andre made his plans for the concerts he will give596 words
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Article206 1969-07-26 9 MGM has obtained worldwide distribution rights to GMF Picture. Corporation's "Flare Up," starring Raquel Welch. The suspense thriller was filmed entirely on location at famed Las Vegas nightclubs and at Los Angeles* Loser's Club, Gazzarri's on Sunset Strip and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office in the Hall206 words
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Advertisement87 1969-07-26 9 THE NATIONAL THEATRE TRUST. SINGAPORE >n association v«>;n tUCIf OAAF t.Ob( OMLfP' Muscnw J L WIIIIAMSO* iHMlktSltli AUilßAtlA* Hl/AttHHAN IHtrA T H t IKtIS" 1 40 STARS OF THE RUSSIAN CLASSICAL BALLET 2 PERFORMANCES ONLY NATIONAL.Thursday 7th Aug.]B-30 p.m. THEATRE Friday Bth Aug./ Nightly Tickets: $3, $5, $lO. $l5, $2O87 words
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Advertisement201 1969-07-26 9 $60.00 CASH TO BE WON! COLOURING CONTEST a m fir v m > 3 You may use any form of colour you wish e.g., water colour, pencil colour, pastels, crayons, etc., and then submit your best effort to THE CATHAY ORGANISATION PUBLICITY DEPT., CATHAY BLDG., SINGAPORE, 9. Entries close on201 words
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Advertisement155 1969-07-26 9 Your Very Own WEEKLY PHOTO PAGE FOTOHANM'69 Free With Your Copy of EASTERN SUM Every Tuesday GOLDEN PALACES? Pt.tolnn AnqS'umjKnng.ott Rood.Mms. SIM6APOKES LATSST ATTRACTION! Golden Pagoda Garden Nite-Club Opening Ceremony Today by Mr. Chua Pho Tiong at 5.00 p.m. i C«Mn Pa la so mw offers new. unique attraction the155 words
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Miscellaneous229 1969-07-26 9 LIDO Phone *****] NOW SHOWING: y m nl 4.00. 6.30 4 9.15 m Christopher George. J d Cinnon "THE 1.000 PLANE RAID" Uara.ne Stephens Color iCA» p LUS Pa&e News m Color APOLLO 11 BLAST-OFF gCAI *l*l'fn CAPITOL Phone 2975" NOW SHOWING No Free Ll*t! L x 1 43 "30229 words
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Miscellaneous74 1969-07-26 9 PARAMOUNT PICTURES presents .WILLIAM CASTLE fc CHRISTOPHER GEORGE- GRE HEW JONES-MONTE WSKHM PROJECT X Wli]AM CISM EDMUND MORRIS IfCWHT IMlKWllttl IHi: ORCHARD: OPENS TODAY! CHRISTOPHER GEORGE- GRETA BALDWIN HEW JONES MONTE MJRKHWI H4ROLD WlIuM WSTUE EDMOW MORWS TECHWCaW APtfttCWTOE mniA vamiui TOMORROW IPENS TODAY!™;'" 0 SSI L<s; OHNB TODAY! I.74 words
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Miscellaneous421 1969-07-26 9 *'»<»» Festival 1969 447^2 WORLD PREMIERE! tsth JULY 9.15 P.M. "Uki2 m Tak Bernama (THE MAN WITHOUT A NAME) INDONESIA* SENSATIONAL FILM IN COLORSCOPE RELEASED BY SOUTH-EAST ASIA FILM CO PERSONAL APPEARANCES OF ALL 6 STARS SI?YJ ,AMBO RIMA MELATI FARID RATNO TIMOER W D. MOCHTAR RAHMAT KARTOLO N-ar i421 words
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Article974 1969-07-26 10 BIG BEN - GOING: GOOD By BIG BEN T>LUMP for Marker Buoy, an improving EngA lisH-bred three-year-old in the class three division two 6f (Race Seven) at Ipoh today, opening day of the Perak Turf Club July/August meeting. A good looking grey Marker Buoy scored a smart win at974 words
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Article32 1969-07-26 10 Big Ben Scorpio II Algerian Lady Marker Buoy Jimmy Lad Gilang Gumilang Good For You Marker Buoy Cisco Lotus Lamp Film Studio V Marker Buoy Zodiac Checkmate Scorpio II Motivation32 words
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Article174 1969-07-26 10 BIG BEN JIMMY LAO CISCO ZODIAC SACS 1 LOTUS LAMP Fiery Flight Kakamion LOST HORIZON II Fiery Flight Warm Season LOTUS LAMP Fiery Flight Warm Season CHECKMATE Four Wishes Warm Season RACE 2 DESEBT TEBBOB Lightning Flash II Nataraj CUTE CO-ED Lightning Flash 11 Desert Terror L. FLASH n174 words
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331 1969-07-26 10 SEVEN top Big Walk competitors will attempt in their first official trial to beat the SEAP Games qualifying mark for the 50 kilometres walk at Katong Park, -j tomorrow at 6.30 a.m. They are B.K.S. Maniam, S. Durairaj, R. Sivapillai, A. Kannan, V.T. Raj331 words
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Article132 1969-07-26 10 HUA YI Government Chinese Middle School raised a total of $40,000 at their Fun Fair held in March. The money will be spent on a sports field for the need of an Increasing school population. The two-acre sports field, comprises a running track, a stage and132 words
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Article232 1969-07-26 10 MONTREAL. Fri. (Reuter) Veteran Sam Snead. hitting his approach shots with fine precision, plastered the pinegrove course here with a brilliant five-under-par 67 yesterday to take a onestroke lead in the opening round of the U. 5.5125,000 (about £52.000) Canadian Open golf championship. The 57-year-old232 words
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Article106 1969-07-26 10 DOVER. England. Fri. (Reuter) Six 17-year-old English Schoolgirls last night gave up their attempt to swim from France to England in relay. They were just 600 yards (metres) short of their goal the white cliffs of Dover. "We were off Dover harbour when we106 words
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Article123 1969-07-26 10 MOSCOW, Fri. (Reuter) Eduard Streltsov, one-time boy wonder of Soviet soccer brought back to the national team three years ago after serving a jail term for rape, has again been sacked from his club side for violating team discipline, it was reported yesterday. The 31-year-old forward, who123 words
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Article216 1969-07-26 10 IP OH, Fri. Colin Tulloh's new Sydney Jockey George Podmore was seen in action on the training track here this morning. He was on Star Writ. Film Studio V and Sunspot reports Big Ben. Star Writ with Lightning Flash II for company impressed in a216 words
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Article384 1969-07-26 10 Toh Chuwe Kim, making her first appearance in competitive table-tennis, captured the women's singles title when she beat Dr. Vivian Choo 3-0 in the final of the 1969 National junior championships at the Khee Fatt School on Thursday. Results Junior women's singles (finals): Toh Chuwe384 words
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Article54 1969-07-26 10 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) The West Indies cricket team left here by air yesterday on their way to Bermuda where they will play a two-day match. Their flight was delayed for over an hour because of an airlin« dispute The West Indies have just completed a54 words
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Article73 1969-07-26 10 TOKYO. Fri. (UPI) Former world junior welterweight champion Paul Fuji of Honolulu went all out for a knockout in the final 10th round and stopped Manfredo Alipala, No. 4 Philippine welterweight at 1:22 in an overweight bout last night at Korakuen HallIt was Fuji's first comeback fight73 words
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Article1471 1969-07-26 10 Race l: Class s« Dlv* 1—Furs-— »2«00 P*BI ($5,000) t 675 3 710 J 511 4 9X0 ft 900 6 111 7. 562 8. 509 9 724 10 233 11. 124 12. C28 13 .736 14 115 15 79? 16 154 1st Blotang Slngapur* Court's Gift Rakamlon1,471 words
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Article505 1969-07-26 11 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) English County championship leaders Gloucestershire slipped towards their second successive defeat yesterday as they were bundled out for 130 by Lancashire. Gloucestershire were 117 runs behind on their first innings and Lancashire increased their lead to 224 as they advanced to 104 for505 words
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Article221 1969-07-26 11 KALLANG Camp edged Pearl's Hill Camp by five goals to four in a thrilling final of the Singapore Armed Force.* inter-unit soccer knock-out tournament at the Jalan Besar Stadium, yesterday. Pearl'# Hill had five State players. They played a better game than their opponents, but their221 words
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Article467 1969-07-26 11 NEW YORK, Fri. (Reuter) A routine fly ball that got lost in the right field sun sparked a fourrun sixth inning for Chicago Cubs yesterday as they defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers. 5-3. The fly ball came off A1 Spangler's bat with twoout and bases loaded. It467 words
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331 1969-07-26 11 BYDNEY. Fri. (Router) With a tilt at his third world boxing title only three days away. Japanese challenger Fighting Harada said today he would be going for a "knock-out If an opportunity presents Itself" against featherweight champion Johnny Famechon of Australia "I'm331 words
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187 1969-07-26 11 Whitley Secondary School snatched the combined schools' division two rugger title when they beat Monk's Hill Secondary School by eight points to nil in the Anal played at the St. Joseph Institution ground yesterday. Whiltey won bv a goal and a penalty and owed victory187 words
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Article83 1969-07-26 11 The third film in Shell's Wonderful World of Golf 6th Series featuring Ken Venturi playing against Jean Garaialde at La Boulie Golf Club. Versailles. France, is now available on loan to golf clubs and enthusiasts in Singapore. This one-hour colour film is available from Shell83 words
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Article173 1969-07-26 11 CRICKET TEST LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) New Zealand placed themselves cautiously Into a solid position in their first innings on the second day of the first cricket Test against England at Lord's here today. They were 71 for one wicket at lunch, replying to England's total173 words
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Advertisement534 1969-07-26 11 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS CHINKS 14 CHRISTIAN GLORY CHIRCH 4undaj (Services ID English) 7-30 tm. Worship Service 8.30 a~m Membership class In both English Chinese 4a tarda; 7.15 pol Bible Study Monday 800 Dm. Prayer Meeting iaturdtT 545 am. Training Union CHURCH OP THE TRUE LIUHT 35-G, Perak Road. 8. 8. 10.00534 words
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Advertisement679 1969-07-26 11 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS UIiVIXNU HIKIH OK CHRIST 4. uorona 2U. Singapore 11 Monday 9.46 a.m. Bible Claes (English I 10 30 a.m. Worship Service a.OO p.m. Worsnip Service (Coineeei CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHRISTIAN M IKM't (MM IBTV 8, Orange (irotf Road. Singapore. 10. Monday 10.00 a.m. Service. 10.00 am. Sunday School. Wednesday:679 words
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Advertisement85 1969-07-26 11 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS ETERNAL LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH (Canton***) 28-A Kim Reat Road, Sunday 845 a.m. Sunday School 10.00 a.m. Sunday Worship SERANGOON CHI'RCH OF CHRIST 28. Jalan Geneng. Singapore ItSunday 900 am. Bible Class (Chinese) 10.00 am. Worship Bervtc« (Chinese) 3.00 p.m. Children's Blbl( 8 00 p.m. Worshl Class (Encllsh) Worship85 words
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Miscellaneous1272 1969-07-26 11 V i a. fca (CHANNEL 5) of the Devious Delinquent: 10.35 P.M. 100 Opening Announce- Rav Anthony Show; 11.20 Moments in all Languages A n;g.ht Movie Enemy Beiow Shazzan; 125 The Land of the «Starring: Robert Mitchura, Curt Giants Return of Inidu; 215 Jurgens. Theodore Bikel. Doug Sergeant Preston of1,272 words
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Article, Illustration542 1969-07-26 12 Bishop Yap: 'Home A nd Community Should Contribute To Education BISHOP (Dr.) Yap Kim Hao has called on parents to be more Involved in their children's education in the direction of raising the standards of education in schools. The Methodist Church leader said this when he spoke at Founders' Day542 words
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227 1969-07-26 12 ASIAN Universities are not making enough efforts In the teaching of and research in sociology to cope with the demands of modernisation and nation-build-1 ing. Prof. Victor M. Flc. a Canadian and resident professor of Nanyang University said this when presenting his paper on "The227 words
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Article39 1969-07-26 12 THREE Cathay Organisation's filmstars from Hong Kong will arrive here on Sunday to make personal appearance on stage during the Film Festival Week. They are Ingrid Hu Ying Ying, Fu Hsueh Mei and Agnes Koo Yee Meng.39 words
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Article62 1969-07-26 12 Heng Kheng Seng 17. was charged In the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with gang robbery. Heng was alleged to have robbed Phua Hoe Chwee of $l,OOO and $5OO worth of films on June 19 at Upper Serangoon Road. He claimed trial and was remanded at the CID until62 words
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Article99 1969-07-26 12 THE film industry in Singapore will donate more than $15,000 to the Ministry of Culture for the promotion of culture during the 150 th anniversary of the founding of Singapore. and the Film Festival of Singapore. The donation will be used by the Ministry for further99 words
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Article99 1969-07-26 12 A lorry-driver, Teo Ee Sem. wa s charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with causing the death of a one-year-old girl. Lim Bee Peng, on March 24 at Thomson Road. Teo, 23, was alleged to have driven his lorry in a dangerous manner99 words
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Article168 1969-07-26 12 THE Bukit Panjang constituency will hold a weeklong grand carnival as part of Its celebrations on the 150 th anniversary of the founding of Singapore, to raise about $50,000 for scholarships for deserving students. The Acting Minister for Culture. Mr. Wee Toon Boon, wiil open the168 words
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Article, Illustration229 1969-07-26 12 THE School for the Blind In Singapore yesterday received yet another generous donation which will be of great value to the 50 or so inmates there. The new machine, a Perkins Brailler, costing $325 was a gift from service wives of Toe H Club from the229 words
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Article, Illustration202 1969-07-26 12 SINGAPORE JET SELL' THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, jointly with MSA and the Goodwood Group has selected Miss Anna Low, 21, as the first of six models for "Singapore Jet Sell". This is a fashion show to be staged in Hong Kong and202 words
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271 1969-07-26 12 SCENES of young girls carrying machine guns and marching alongside the men in Singapore clearly signified the beginning of equality between the sexes in the State, declared Mr. Lim Kim San, the Republic's Minister for Defence, last night. Present day Singapore found as many271 words
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Article, Illustration135 1969-07-26 12 TEXTILE merchant Mr. Kuldio Singh wis waiting for bi s bus at Guillemard Road yesterday when our photonewsman Ooi Ens Cheang spotted him. And his copv of the Eastern Sun of course. Lucky reader Mir. Kuldip Singh. 38, of High Street, wins a $lO C. K. Tang gift135 words
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Article63 1969-07-26 12 Supaya, son of Sendakale. 24. was charged In the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with retaining stolen property. Supaya. who Is unemployed was alleged to have had about $709.20 worth of property belonging to the RAF Seletar on June 27. He claimed trial and was allowed bail of $l,OOO63 words
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Advertisement18 1969-07-26 12 Sorrento COFFEE HOUSE 304S ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE 9. PHONE: 357*1 Open 9-30 ».m. to 12.30 «.m. daily MmaitORHKMIKK18 words
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Advertisement227 1969-07-26 12 Beat 'flu' with Contac 500 With tne first sneeze, or stuffy nose, that warns you of the onset of •flu 1 take CONTAC 500. Just one CONTAC 500 capsule will relieve you of the discomfort of the 'runny' symptoms of 'flu' for up to 12 hours. It will also help227 words
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Miscellaneous96 1969-07-26 12 Time Tide High Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 9.24 a.m. (6.7 ft.) 7.49 p.m. (8 ft.) Naval Dockyard; 9.23 a.m. (8.2 ft.) 7.29 p.m. (8.9 ft.) Low Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 1.55 a.m. (1.3 ft.) 2.06 p.m. (4.7 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 1.38 a.m. (2 ft.) 2.18 p.m. (5.8 ft.) High Tide96 words
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