Eastern Sun, 26 August 1969
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Title Section22 1969-08-26 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1099 Tuesday, 26 August 1969. •fr MC(P) 0737 Price IS canto22 words
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312 1969-08-26 1 TOKYO Mon. (AFP) Plans for soft-landing on mars by combining retrojetting with parachuting were explained by Dr. H. A. Wilson, of the U.S. NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Langley Research Centre, at the International Space Technology and Science Symposium in Tokyo today. The symposium, sponsored312 words
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Article399 1969-08-26 1 SYDNEY, Mon. (Reuter) The commander of the aircraft carrier HMAS Melbourne, Capt. John Stevenson, was honorably acquitted by a Naval court martial today on two charges of negligence. The court was directed by the judge advocate to find there was no case for Captain Stevenson to answer399 words
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Article53 1969-08-26 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. (Reuter) The Congress Party high command decided tonight not to take any action against Prime Minister Indir a Gandhi for defying party discipline in the recent presidential elections Mrs. Gandhi had supported Mr. V. V. Giri, who was elected. rather than the official party candidate.53 words
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Article152 1969-08-26 1 BEIRUT. Mon. (Reuter) Fifteen people convicted to being Israeli spies were executed in Baghdad at dawn today, Baghdad Radio reported in a broadcast. Six five soldiers and a police officer were shot by a firing squad outside Baghdad while the other nine were hanged Inside the152 words
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Article74 1969-08-26 1 HONG KONG Mon (UPI) Little Wong Tung-Shan was bom yesterday aboard a Ma-cao-Hong Kong ferry S. S. Tung-Shan while the steamer was in international waters. Her mother named her second son Tung-Shang after the steamer and will register him in Hong Kong. A spokesman for the74 words
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Article194 1969-08-26 1 'Make-uo 9 Swindle THE Police yesterday warned the public to be cautious when they are asked to invest in enterprises which appear to offer quick results with little or no effort. The warning issued by ASP G. Tolson of the Publicity Division. Operations and Planning194 words
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Article309 1969-08-26 1 Rode Animal 15 Hours MALMO, Sweden. Mon (UPI) A young Korean sailor who saved his life by clinging to the back of a giant turtle for 15 hours in the Pacific was extremely lucky, a Sweden zoologist expert said today. The 25-year-old unidentified Korean, who309 words
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Article, Illustration20 1969-08-26 1 THE winners of the Miss 150th anniversary Queen of Singapore Quest Susan, Amily and Hilary. (Story i n Page 2).20 words
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Article170 1969-08-26 1 TEL AVIV, Mon. (Reuter)— Israeli jeU struck acro«* the Jordan river early today at Arab guerrilla bases in the Wadi Zerqa region, a military spokesman said here. The plane® went into action shortly after announcements here that five guerrillas had been killed overnight in one of170 words
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Article57 1969-08-26 1 CANNES. France Mon. (UPI) Bushfires which ravaged a 60-mile front along the crowded southeast France vacation playground flared up again near Nice today. But firefighting officials said the outbreak of Mont Chauve (Bald Mountain) behind the resort city was not serious, and firemen and troops would get it57 words
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Article223 1969-08-26 1 TOKYO, Mon. (UPI) —The Finance Ministry announced today it has lifted most of the remaining exchange controls on remittances by foreigners in Japan. The new measure, to take effect starting Sept. 1, Is designed to make it easier fo r foreigners to send home the profits223 words
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277 1969-08-26 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Guidelines for the issue work permits to noncitizens were announced by the Malays!? n government today. The National Council decided at its mminj this morning to issue employment permits to four categories of non-citizen workers with varying durations. Non-citizens would be277 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous15 1969-08-26 1 o§l§ "This is silly! What makes you think well spot any bears £com up here?"15 words
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Article, Illustration268 1969-08-26 2 ONE of the world's biggest manufacturers of paints, 1.C.1. Paints (Singapore) Private Limited will built a $2.5 million paint factory in Jurong to meet the increasing demands of the home market and export orders. The factory will be ready for production by early268 words
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Article124 1969-08-26 2 The Singapore Sweep Bth Draw will be conducted at the Juron* Industrial and Agriculture Exhibition at 13J ms. Jurong Road on Sept. 2 at 630 p.m. Mr. Lim Yong Liang, secretary of the Football Association of Singapore; Mr- Ng Long Kee. a Singapore Sweep main agent; and124 words
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Article135 1969-08-26 2 THE president of the Singapore Chinese Bus Owners' Association, Mr. Tay Soo Yong. will head the panel of officials at the mid-week Toto Draw to be held at the site of the Transport and Communications Exposition at Kalian* Park on Thursday, Aug. 28. The other officials are:135 words
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Article57 1969-08-26 2 A Korean Mechandise Exhibition will be held at the Singapore Conference Hall. Shenton Way. Oct. 7 to 16. it was announced yesterday. The exhibition, organised by a trade promotion agencv of the Republic of Korea, will be open Monday to Friday 11am. to 9 p.m. and Saturdays57 words
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Article108 1969-08-26 2 Dr. Ho Guan Lim, Director of Medical Services and Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Health, will open the first World Health Organisation Train In g Course in immunology at 4.30 p.m. Sept. 1 at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Singapore. The course which108 words
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Article51 1969-08-26 2 The Controller of Property Tax has issued warrants against properties for which property tax for the second half of 1969 has still not been paidThese properties have consequently become liable to seizure and sale. To avoid such seizure, property owners are advised settle arrears without further51 words
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620 1969-08-26 2 "A spate of hooliganism" was the description made by Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr. Issac Paul Retnam, of the actions of three men who were brought up before the Eighth Court Magistrate. Mr. Chandra Mohan, for causing hurt to seven policemen at the620 words
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1392 1969-08-26 2 KUALA LUMPUfI, Mon. Senior Federal Counsel Mr. Ajoib Singh today produced witnesses in the High Court, trying T. Mahesan for corruption, who testified that he: Received two amounts totalling $122,000 from S. M. Manickam; Transferred $330,000 to a bank in Madras; Subsequently transferred $882,587.501,392 words
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129 1969-08-26 2 A SINGAPORE shipyard. Vosper Thornycroft Uniteers Private Ltd.. ig offering three more scholarships to Singapore students for training in the ship-building industry in the United Kingdom. The three scholarships are naval architecture, marine engineering and electrical marine engineering. Applicants for these scholarships are being invited129 words
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Article, Illustration304 1969-08-26 2 EIGHTEEN-year-old Amily Cheong who beat 11 other finalists on Sunday night to take away the coveted title of Miss 1 50th Anniversary Queen of Singapore is a "modern miss" who is quite prepared to go "bra-less" in keeping with the latest trends. (Page one picture)304 words
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Article264 1969-08-26 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Goodwill and the desire to maintain close relations would surmount all problems between Malaysia and Singapore, the new Singapore High Commissioner to Malaysia. Mr. Maurice Baker. said today. In a "large family'' like Malaysia and Singapore, he said problems were bound to264 words
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Article, Illustration160 1969-08-26 2 Singapore International Airport has acquired a $lOO,OOO "Air Jet Varumn Sweeper" to keep the airport's aprorr «nd runways free from harmful debris that could cause damage to aircraft Officials of the Civil Aviation Department carried out a thorough test of the Vacumu Sweeper yesterday. Mr160 words
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Article, Illustration474 1969-08-26 3 EL-AQSA MOSQUE FIRE JERUSALEM, Mon. (Renter) A Public inquiry into the blaze at Jerusalem's ancient El-Aqsa Mosque, which touched off a bitter anti-Israeli ferment in the Arab world, opens here to-day before a Government-appointed commission. The five-member body, appointed by Israel's Chief Justice SimonUPI photo - 474 words
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232 1969-08-26 3 CANNES, Mon. (Reuter) Most of the forest fires which In the past three days have ravaged thousands of acres of riviera beauty spots were reported today to be either out or under control. But strong forces of firefighters kept close watch throughout the232 words
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Article110 1969-08-26 3 DAMASCUB, MOB. (Reuter) —Syria broke off diplomatic relations with Rumania yes terday in protet against Rumania's decision to raise her relations with Israel to ambassadorial level, the Syrian Foreign Ministry announced The Ministry statement accused Rumania of favouring Israel, supporting her, and challenging the Arab countries. Earlier yesterday110 words
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258 1969-08-26 3 PARIS, Mon. (Reuter and UPI) French workmen came close to ruining celebrations marking the 25th an. niversary of the Liberation of Paris yesterday when they were sent out to clean the statue of Venus but scrubbed down General Leclerc instead. The statue of258 words
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603 1969-08-26 3 NEW YORK. Mon. (AFP. Reuter and UPI) According to a Gallup Poll published yesterday Senator Kennedy is less popular among Americans since his car accident in which Mary Jo was killed, but he is still the favourite among Democratic603 words
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Article230 1969-08-26 3 AMMAN, Mon. (Reuter and I'PI) Dr. Mohammed AI-Farra. Jordan's permanent representative at the United Nations, said here yesterday that Jordan was requesting a meeting of the Security Council to discuss the question of Jerusalem. He was talking to reporters before leaving for New York via230 words
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Article85 1969-08-26 3 NEW YORK. Mon. (AFP) Six girls and two men undressed and went for a 20-minute nude romp through the Museum of Modern Art here yesterday in protest against the "non-moder-nity" and "stagnation" of the museum. Organised by Japanese Artist. Kayoi Kusama. the demonstrators took up85 words
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Article189 1969-08-26 3 RIO DE JANEIRO. Mon. (Reuter) A wave of optimism swept Brazil yesterday as insistent press and semi-official reports from Brasilia said a first step towards a return to full democratic government would be taken to-day. The reports from the capital said President Arthur da Costa189 words
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100 1969-08-26 3 EDINBURGH. Scotland. Mon. (Reuter) Write r Mai co!m Muggeridge helped cele brate the opening of the Edinburgh Festival of the Arts last night by attacking the sad state of 20th Century culture Speaking from the pulpit of St. Giles Cathedral during the official openine service,100 words
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105 1969-08-26 3 PHILADELPHIA. Mon (Reuter) The world's biggest Ice-breaker, the 150.000ton "Manhattan," set sail yesterday on a voyage that could mean the fulfilment of a cen-turies-old dream the opening of a north-west passage across the top of the Americas The vessel left Chester. Pennsylvanma after a S3O105 words
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217 1969-08-26 3 BELFAST. Mon. (Reuter) Northern Ireland today starts a week of bridge-building between the alienated Protestant and Catholic communities in a climate of mutual accusations over this month's riots. If peace efforts fail, the province could face a repetition of the bitter sectarian strife which left217 words
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Article258 1969-08-26 3 PRAGUE, Mon. (UPI) Czechoslovaks started the working week to-day, faced with a new Emergency Law threatening loss of jobs if they protest the Soviet Occupation. The new Emergency Law was proclaimed last week after riots had left at least Ave persons dead. Yesterday, a three-mile column258 words
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Article310 1969-08-26 3 PARIS. Mon. (UPI) France faced yestesdav what could be a make-or-break week for the French economy and the devalued franc. President Georges Pompidou, back from a brief vacation on the southern French coast, was set for a heavy schedule of conferences beginning this morning to prepare310 words
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Article73 1969-08-26 3 ROTHERHAM. England Mon. (Reuter) Gardener Sandy Tomlinson has producer a tomato that cannot roll off a plate—it's SQUARE. He grew the ripe, red tomato in a plastic mould as a bet with friend* in his local tavern at the Yorkshire village of Kimberworth near here. But the73 words
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Article40 1969-08-26 3 HONG KONG Mon. (UPI) A 42-year-old man tried to commit Hara-Kiri with a chopstick today. Police said. He was sent to hospital after he was found writhing in a public lavatorv with a chopstick stuck in his stomach.40 words
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Advertisement122 1969-08-26 3 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT THE 2nd ASAHIPENTAX WORLD PHOTO CONTEST** IS OPEN! Here's the chance that is every photographer's dream! Prove your photographic skill and you could win one of the 15 GRAND PRIZES 10-Day Tour of Japan including visit to Expo '7O, "4, Osaka. All Hotel and Transportation Expenses Paid! DOUBLE122 words
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Fotorama '69
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Article, Illustration479 1969-08-26 4 Photograph Them And Win Yourself One Of These Big, Big Prizes J The 15 RTS TALENTIME •69 Finalists whose photographs are shown on this page will perform at the National Theatre on Thursday night, August 28th. This, the Grand Finals479 words
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343 1969-08-26 4 SNAPSHOTS TAKEN OF RTS TALENTIME '69 GRAND FINALS ON AUG. 28 ALSO ELIGIBLE; CLOSING DATE EXTENDED HERE'S food news tor would-be competitors in our novel, fun-to-enter RTS TALENTIME 69 TV SNAPSHOTS Contest. The Rules of the Contest originally stipulated that only snapshots (of the 15 Finalists)343 words
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Article748 1969-08-26 4 Tips SHUTTERBUG - Practical by Tips SHUTTERBUG THERE isn't a more comfortable way to photograph your favourite stars in action than from the comfort of your armchair, in your very own living room. All you need is a TV set and of course, a camera. Your TV set748 words
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Article, Illustration349 1969-08-26 5 CONTEST A-5 "Exceptionally high standard". "The standard continues to improve by leaps and bounds". These were Just two of the many favourable comments passed by the Judges of Contest AS. FOTORAMA '69 endorses these observations. As entries continue to pour in. their overall improvement349 words
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Article95 1969-08-26 5 JST - by JST Ist: S3OO CASH VOUCHER, Mr. Francis Xeo. 31, Jalan Tiga, Singapore, 14. (ALL ALONE). Mr Tang Chow Kong. 52 Pagoda Street, Singapore 1. (STUDYING) 3RD: $5O CASH VOUCHER Mr. Yan Kong Weng. 170-C Bahru Road. Block 21, Singapore 3. (BEAUTY) Certificates of Merit will95 words
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Article72 1969-08-26 5 Have you sent in your entry to our "SINGAPORE AXD HER PEOPLE" Contest? The closing date is September 4th. that's •nly a week from today, so if you haven't begun to do so. start sending in your entries now. Remember, there's $450.00 in cash vouchers to be72 words
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Article347 1969-08-26 5 THE PRIZES Ist PRIZE; $3OO CASH VOUCHER 2nd PRIZE: $lOO CASH VOUCHER 3rd PRIZE: 50CASH VOUCHER Plus Certificates of Merit to the next 10 best entries THE RULES 1. To participate in this contest, all you have to do Is to submit one or more postcard-size or Ji"347 words
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Advertisement289 1969-08-26 4 YASHICA TL I Now you've a choice of two great SLRs. YASHICA TL-SUPE The d #ai*ne§ fiat In the rang* of abutter speeds. The TL has speeds from to 1/500 sec. The TLSUPER has en extended range from 1 full sec. to •n ection-freezing 1/1000. The TL-SUPER also features mirror289 words
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Advertisement40 1969-08-26 5 The YASHICA SUPER-60E takes color movies without over-exposure instantly, automatically, electronically, Servomatic Exposure Control. <• m See the fabulous YASHICA n !KH and the companion Super-40E model at all Yashica retailers today. Soto Agmt: TITHES DfMTAL 4 PHOTO SUPPLY LTD. SMtgapor*—^P«"«P940 words
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Article658 1969-08-26 6 EVERYONE considers that the outcome of the Vietnam war is of prime importance to the future of Southeast Asia and simultaneously everyone is totally bored with it. Neither offensives mounted by one side or the other nor the number of Americans or South Vietnamese or Communists658 words
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Article248 1969-08-26 6 SELDOM Peking speaks about disruptions in its domain. But when it does leak the news, though for quite different reasons, the world gets stirred up. Peking Radio is spotlighting once again the erroneous leanings among unreformed landlords and rich peasants as well as religious troubles along the Sino-Soviet248 words
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Article, Illustration626 1969-08-26 6 MEHR KAMAL - (By MEHR KAMAL, Gemini News Service) KARACHI: An entirely new light has been thrown on Indus Valley civilisation by four Finnish scientists in Copenhagen who claim to have deciphered by computer the mysterious Indus Valley Script. If their claim is to be accepted some626 words
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822 1969-08-26 6 WILLIAM FORREST - By WILLIAM FORREST, Gemini News Service LONDON: On August 23, 1939. Joachim von Ribbentrop. the one-time champagne salesman who became Foreign Minister of Nazi Germany, flew to Moscow in Hitler's personal plane and within an hour of his arrival found himself inside the822 words
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Article14 1969-08-26 6 H« that would eat the fruit must climb the tree. James Kelly.14 words
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Article447 1969-08-26 6 JOHN ORGAN - By JOHN ORGAN MADRID. (Reuter) "On Rodriguez", a traditional figure of fun in Spanish life, has taken over the hot, semi-deserted city of Madrid this August. He can be recognised by his sheepish leer. "Rodriguez" is the nickname given to every husband who has been left to447 words
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Article228 1969-08-26 6 WASHINGTON: A longsought goal of scientists is accurate prediction of severe earthquakes. This l> not yet possible, hut continuing study offers hope for the near future. One approach to the manyfaceted problem Involves careful measurement of small ground movements along fault lines fractures in the earth's228 words
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673 1969-08-26 6 Letters... THE report of the fullgrown leopard which escaped and terrorised the Pasir Panjane area but was recaptured (E.S. Aug. 18) reminded me of similar escapades and recapture or death of Mr. Spots and Mr. Stripes in the town and suburbs in Singapore's673 words
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Article210 1969-08-26 6 U BA THAN - By U BA THAN RANGOON (UPI) The trouble in Burma, the government says, is that young people know more about the go-go than the yodaya. The yodaya Is a lively dance which traces back into the history of this ancient land on the Bay of Bengal210 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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438 1969-08-26 7 OUR MARKET REPORTER - By OUR MARKET REPORTER TRADING In the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday hardv ™f? ed rom the recent week's trend and share prices drifted lower in very quiet conditions. The market failed to follow up last Friday's steadier close after438 words
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Article875 1969-08-26 7 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 of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified: INDUSTRIALS Acma 51.78 (3) $1.76 (2): Ben $l.BO (1): Borneo $1.75 (12); Camei PI ay875 words
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118 1969-08-26 7 WASHINGTON. Mon. (UPI) The cost of living continued its steady climb in July, increasing five-tenths of 1 per cent mostly because of higher prices for food and services, the Labour Department reported. The Bureau of Labour Statistics said consumer prices had risen 3.6 ©er118 words
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Article46 1969-08-26 7 JAKARTA. Mon. (UPI) French aid to Indonesia is expected to reach $ll million this year, visiting Trench par:iamentary delegation leader Claudius Petit said. Petit tola a news conference the aid will be used mainly to complete nrojects already started by French companies in Indonesia.46 words
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Article243 1969-08-26 7 The following is a berthing list released by the Port of Singapore Authority for August 26: DEPARTURE Godowns Vessels 6/7 Broholm 21/22 Seiwa Maru 27/28 Vanino 38/39 Anton Makarenko 45 Luna Maersk 1 '2 Ixion 29/30 Makeverett arrival Godowns Vessels 5 Billy (clinker) 38/39 Eastern Muse Gimilekollen243 words
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Article, Illustration137 1969-08-26 7 Mr. Michael Pang and Mr. Ronald Tan Hock Slew, Boustead marketing executives, left Singapore recently for 3 months overseas training. They will attend a marketing course in the United Kingdom, and will also spend time with major companies represented by Boustead in Singapore and Malaysia,137 words
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139 1969-08-26 7 BANGKOK. Mon. (Reuter) Thailand will ask Cambodia to allow Thai International Airline flights over its territory. Dr. Sirilak Changrangsu. Under-Secretary of Communications, has said. Dr. Sirilak told reporters yesterday that the Thai Foreign Ministry would channel Its request through a third party as139 words
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579 1969-08-26 7 HONG KONG. Mon. (UPI) A revival in foreign investment in Hong Kong has begun following a slump in 1967 and 1968. So far this year, 13 industrial undertakings fully or partly owned by foreign investors have commenced operation in this British crown579 words
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Article13 1969-08-26 7 The tin price for yesterday was $642.00 per picul. down $0.25.13 words
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Article288 1969-08-26 7 September first grade rubbers buyers closed at 5 p.m.. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 78-3/8 cents per lb., up one quarter of a rent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet. Quiet and thin conditions marked the morning's trading with288 words
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347 1969-08-26 7 THE Philips and Jacks organisations in Malaysia and Singapore will combine on Jan. 1, 1970 to form two new joint venture subsidiary companies. Electronic Supplies (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd., and Electronic Supplies (Singapore) Sdn. Bhd. These new companies will as from tnls date handle the347 words
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Article645 1969-08-26 7 •IMGAfOM dta&rt sold sad officially liiiro at 4 biuloaaa. otbat Ida do price* M Of DiDl'ATRIAL p. ACMA 1-7 i Ben Cd M.I.1..I UK.I 1 11 6. n hoiutnd IK I'M 100 2-15 165 174 6 40 B 1 ¥4." IN 1 HO 815 141 1645 words
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63 1969-08-26 7 NEW DELHI. Mon. (UPI) Foreign Trade Minister Ball Ram Bhagat has announced the government will take over the importation of industrial raw materials. The Minister did not indicate when the government decision will take effect. He also said the government has proposed a gradual63 words
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Article91 1969-08-26 7 THfc noon pr1r«* at lit* )lnr»pure CbiDCw PrwSatt Kictuntt teiurdu »er* >— ttn;« eel** Coronal Oli if. O.B.) Balk «».v» Lotnnui Oil (FOB) Dram SI 00 MUM Copt* SO-SO Muni ok IV bile Pepper (FOB.) USM M»ran*li Whit* P«-[/D*t irOB) 142-M Harawftk special BlacB Pepper IKORI M% Nur. ion91 words
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Article67 1969-08-26 7 < Manager*' Pricea for Aug. 25) ASIA UNIT TBCSTS Mai Invent, rand 1U ft. U SINGAPORE UXIT TBOSTS 1ft MaU)io XD f.Tl m tna Malayan \D ]M 3rd MiUiac MS Ttaa Com. Ind. 101 J 11 The Savins rand 1<U I. u Sterling Com A 6 1M Hone67 words
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Article398 1969-08-26 7 ARRIVALS 500 a m. MSA 029 K. Lumpur 900 a m. MSA 119 K. Lumpur y.s&am GARIDA UAW)2 Jakarta 1015 am. Ms A 121 K. Lumpur 10.25 a.m. MsA 005 Penang, ipoh. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca 100 pm. SAS SK97I Copenhagen. Tashkent, Bangkok. 1.10 p.m. MSA 451 Kuchlng 1-30398 words
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Article145 1969-08-26 8 WASHINGTON: U.S. engineers have devised an improved technique for detecting welding flaws immediately during the weldinx operation. The technique, which tests indicate may spot flaw s not detectable by X-ray and gamma ray inspection, measures the acoustic emission resulting from release of energy when a material is145 words
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Article, Illustration353 1969-08-26 8 WHAT has four aluminium legs, weighs 3,000 pounds (1.362 kilograms), stands 11 feet (3.35 metres) high, and clanks and squeaks when it moves? A cybernetic anthropomorphous machine. of course, or CAM for short. That breaks down to mechanical walking machine. The creation of an American engineer. the machineIPS. - 353 words
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Article345 1969-08-26 8 SCIENTISTS have long debated whether water exists on Mars. Now, new findings seem to have erased any doubt. US. astronomers report that they have obtained the first "absolutely conclusive proof* of water vapour In the planet's thin atmosphere. The evidence came from spectroscopic observations at the University345 words
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Article, Illustration528 1969-08-26 8 Cong Phuc - By Cong Phuc SAIGON, (MF) Forty five kilometres east of Saigon a sign reads in Vietnamese, Thai and English: "Please don't shoot at the war orphanage." The sign marks the border of the Long Thanh war orphanage, and it is a reminder that the528 words
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352 1969-08-26 8 BETHEL, New York Michael Lang, a 24-year-old college dropout who picked this rural community to stage a massive rock music festival, feels good inside today. He also has a headache. Mr. Lang, along with four other young men. waved goodbye on Aug. 18 to352 words
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Article623 1969-08-26 8 Ele,Walt Dulaney - Date-line By Ele and Walt Dulaney By Ele,Walt Dulaney DEAR WALT: I am not the jealous type but how am I supposed to take it when nv steady keeps confusing my name with other boys' names, even when we are making serious love? It doesn't happen just623 words
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Miscellaneous64 1969-08-26 8 (1) What is the origin of the word "Thug"? (2) Do you know the meaning of the word "Utopia"? (3) What is chlorophyll? Yi 1. It is from the Hindustani word that* meaning deceivers. The tbufs were religious fanatics who killed by strangling. 2. 'No such place' from the Greek64 words
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Miscellaneous23 1969-08-26 8 By Jack Tippft 'Don't oct too enthusfaeHc, Roger I You CAN b%> replaced, ya' know!" DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunderc and Alder McWftams23 words
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Article, Illustration1124 1969-08-26 9 GLORIA-MAE - HAVE TICKET WILL TRAVELS By GLORIA-MAE who will conclude this travel series on Saturday with an account of her short stay in Perth. "WHAT If I get lost In Melbourne? Will I feel an outsider?*' I had pestered my brother Cyril before my departure from Sydney. After all, I1,124 words
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Article, Illustration558 1969-08-26 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers r\EAR ANN: I am expecting our first baby in about seven weeks. We waited a long time for this child and I want to do everything just right. Now a dark cloud is hovering over my shoulder. My mother-in-law assumes that558 words
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Article115 1969-08-26 9 CASS DALEY and GIL LAMB have been signed by producer Hal Wallis to make a "comeback appearance" in Paramount Pictures' "Norwood" The contemporary comedy with music, which stars Glen Campbell and Kim Darby, currently is before the cameras o n locations at Lake Elsinore. California. Lamb and Miss Daley115 words
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Miscellaneous298 1969-08-26 9 Fts SHAW |L I D O Phono ***** LAST DAT! 4 Shows! 11 ML, t.St. A School Children: <lOO any im| at au shows Natal it Wood. Richard Baysex WEST SIDE STORY" T67T la Technicolor A PinsTiilon 1 -JiM. 1 m InSCrr^? !i 1 fy C APITCL Phone 29 7h298 words
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Miscellaneous133 1969-08-26 9 TODAY and YOU... Tuesday. August 26. 1969. n 1 You 2Kmp 3 A 4 Work SLittW 6 And 7&wt of «Ooy •To lOFOHO* 11 Today 12 Your 31 Wilt 32 To 33 Of 3*Tol«nft 33 To 36 AWo»«S 37 Good 38 Will 39 R«mMd 40 41Uk«iy 42 On (IWMi 62133 words
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Miscellaneous378 1969-08-26 9 CA T KAY Uj-JOO IWH ENCHANTING DAT: U IJI 4.00 Ml |J| WALT DISNEY S "The Livinr Desert" color Plus! SPECIAL PKATURHTTR "•Of. APPALOOSA, RUN" Color IcImI: tl-M to u; Mit at 11 »ji. I.M. IN A Ml |jl Skin OD EON ***** LAST DAT! 11 a.m.. 1.80. 4.00. 30378 words
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591 1969-08-26 10 LESLIE NAKASHIMA - BY LESLIE NAKASHIMA (UPI Asia Sports Editor) To 0, 9 I n to the bovs of Nationalist China who on Saturday won the 23rd annual Little League World Series at Williamsport Penn., bv defeating Santa Clara, Calif.. 5-0 in the finals. It was591 words
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Article, Illustration148 1969-08-26 10 ROADS, hotels, stadia and all types of buildings are going up in Munich in preparation for the 1972 Olvmpics. In picture above the Federal Transport Minister Georg Leber is seen recently opening in a for. inal ceremony the Candid throughway, which comprises of a 375-metre long148 words
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Article152 1969-08-26 10 RANTO, Italy, Mon. (UFI) Police hurled tear gas and battled demonstrators with nightsticks on Saturday after a night of violence sparked by reports an Italian soccer team was involved in a bribery scandal. Police said at least 13 policemen were Injured. Several demonstrators also152 words
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Article78 1969-08-26 10 RIO DE JANEIRO. Mon (Reuter) Brazil overran Vene7uela 6-0 here today to qualifying for the 1970 World Cup soccer championship in Mexico The brilliant Brazilian® rattled up five goals in the first half to completely demoralise the Venezuelan team. Clockwork passing between Peie and Tostao78 words
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775 1969-08-26 10 BROOKLINE. Massachusetts. Mon. (AFP) Stan Smith of Pasadena. Calif., became the 1969 United States national tennis champion yesterday when he defeated his lone-time doubles partner. Bob Luts of Los Angeles. 9-7, 6-3. 6-1 here at the Longwood Cricket Club. It was probably this775 words
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Article120 1969-08-26 10 ST. MORITZ, Mon. (Reuter) Freak snow conditions prevented any play In the International tennis championship here yesterday, but gave Japanese number one. Kojl Watanabe. the men's singles title. Watanabe's Swiss opponent. Dlmltrl Bturdza. was forced to concede a walkover as he had to leave for Lausanne120 words
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604 1969-08-26 10 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Lancashire became champions of the English Sunday Cricket League yesterday, beating Warwickshire bysl runs while their nearest challengers, Hampshire, fell to Essex by 42 runs. West Indian Test all-rounder Clive Lloyd (59) and John Sullivan (60 not out) shared in a Lancashire604 words
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Article102 1969-08-26 10 BRNO. Czechoslovakia. Mon (UPI) Lief Mortensen of Denmark won the amateur road race title at the World Cycling Championships here Sunday. Belgians Jean-Pierre Monsere ana Gustaff Van Roosbroeck were second and third respectively. Mortensen. who had been active among the leaders for the 181.233 kilometres (113.269 m:lesi102 words
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Article82 1969-08-26 10 BUENOS AIRES, Mon. (UPI) Buenos newspapers treated the fourth place showing of an Argentine Torino in the Nurburgnng marathon auto race as a victory for the national automobile industry. The newspaper Clarin Sunday called the Argentine showing **a true demonstration of the industrial and organising capacity82 words
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Article265 1969-08-26 10 WURZBIHG. West Germany. Mon. (AFP) For probably the first time ever the Cast German national anthem was played on West German soil yesterday when the brilliant East Germans won the first European Cup men's swimming match here. The West German crowd rose to its265 words
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Article161 1969-08-26 10 SUTTON. Mass.. Mon. (Reuter) American Tom Shaw scored a five-over par 77 here vesterdav but just managed to hold off Australia's Bob Stanton to win the 5150,000 Avco Golf lassie. Shaw had started the final round with a seven-shot lead but Stanton slowly whittled it161 words
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Article74 1969-08-26 10 GOSFORTH England Mon. (UPI) Tommy Horton has made it into the top eight place* in the last four b;g golf tournaments after winning the first award of 500 pounds (US$l,2OO) in the Tyneside Festival of Golf M-hole tournament on Saturday. Horton had two final rounds of 73 to74 words
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213 1969-08-26 10 BUDAPEST. Mon. (AFP) The first European Cup women's swimming match, which ended here today, confirmed the superiority of East Germany and produced five European records. The East German girls, led by Gabriella Wetzko, ran t wav with the competition, scoring* 138 points. Way back213 words
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Article, Illustration220 1969-08-26 11 P. I** 1 Ttltrm walker, Derrick de Souea, 41, has been awarded the Public Service Star (8.8.M In thie ycar > awards for bleod donetlen. Derrick. a special Grade Technician In the Telecom* Department and also the Hon. Secretary of the RaceWalking Sub-committee of220 words
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Article103 1969-08-26 11 NEWPORT. R. 1.. Mon. (UPT) Dutchman Tom Okker captured the singles title with two conquests and teamed with Amerlca'a Marty Rleuen to capture the doubles title on Sunday to dominate the New Port Casino Professional Tennis Tournament. Playing under the VASS (Van Alan Simplified Scoring) system.103 words
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Article104 1969-08-26 11 Hotel Singapura outplayed Armed Forces 5-3 in the FAS division one league match at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Singapura took the lead In the 10tn minute with a goal by Kader Sulaiman and increased their lead further through a penalty goal by Mahat104 words
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Article103 1969-08-26 11 Jurong Shipyard Recreation Club will meet Bndgestone Sports Club In the finals of the Jurong Town Corporation soccer tournament at the Taman Jurong grounds today. Jurong Shipyard qualified to play in the finals by beating the JTC Eleven while Bridgestone earned their place by defeating Jurong103 words
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Article102 1969-08-26 11 WINNIPEG. Manltob*. Mon (UPI) Tall Carol Mann 6f Buffalo. New York, defeated 22-year-old Jan Ferraris of an Francisco on the drat hnle of a sudden death playoff on Sunday to take first place in the 20.000 dollar tournament of champs. Mlaa Mann parred the flrtt overtime102 words
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Article47 1969-08-26 11 HELSINKI. Mon. (UPI) Finland and Norway ©lavtd a 2-2 draw in their soccer International match hero on Sunday night. All goals were scored In the first half. The scorers were Arto Tolsa (4 minutea). Tommy Lindholm (9 minutea) and Odd Ivorsen (21 and 29 minutes).47 words
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681 1969-08-26 11 BASEBALL NEW YORK, MOB- (Reuter) Ron Swoboda slapped a double Into loft Add to send three men home In the seventh Inning yesterday and five the New York Mets a 7-4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The win puts the Mets681 words
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Article129 1969-08-26 11 NEW YORK. MOB. (Reuter) Standings of MaJor League baseball teams after yesterday's results: NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division W L GB Chicago 78 49 New York 71 52 5 St. Louis 69 7 84 Pittsburgh 6f 56 84 Philsdelphla 52 72 24( Montreal 39 89 394 Western Division Ssn129 words
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134 1969-08-26 11 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) The New Zealand cricketers dourly continued their fightback in the final test against Englanc at The Oval today and by lunch led by 30 runs with seven wicketg left. Scores were: New Zealand 150 and 122 for three; Eng land134 words
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Article115 1969-08-26 11 Hamilton Sportg Club were held to a 2—l draw by Police in division one FAS league fixture st the Jelan Besar Stadium yesterday. Quah Kim Lye scored for Hsmilton in the llth minute to five them the lesd. However a 40-yard free kick awarded to police and115 words
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Article56 1969-08-26 11 MOSCOW. Mon (Reuter) mm Soviet welghtlifters aet four world Junior neevy-welght records in an international tournament In Lvov yesterday Tuynu Yugar set s msrk of 182.9 kllogrsms (338.1 pounds) for the presg snd 447.5 kilogrsma (986 5 pounds) total lift. Aleaender Konovslov snstched 133 kilograms (293.1 pounds) and56 words
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Article1050 1969-08-26 11 Following are the race weights for Saturday and Sunday racing at Kuala Lumpur. SATURDAY HORSES CLASS 2 DIV. 1 6 Furlongs Cum Dividend 9 no Tudor Pirate 8.13 Air Marshal 8 12 Midas Gilt 8-12 Film Star 8.11 Norvic 8 10 Baghdad 8.09 Dendrobium 809 Royal Bourbon1,050 words
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Advertisement374 1969-08-26 11 Classified Ads. Houm A Land For lab DOWN PAYMENT lI.SM'Immediate OecupaUoa Katong S»a»ida (Opposite Shaw's Villi. 440 A Sast Coast Bead) Freehold I/*-ttorer luxury semi-detached bungalow 4 rooma. t halls, spilt lavaL I balconies, quality equipment, larg* kitchen, spacious garden at Katong first Class ft eeldential Area HUltop facing sea.374 words
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Miscellaneous1289 1969-08-26 11 (CHANNEL 5) PM. 350 Opening Anonuncements in all Languages and Morning Star: 3 25 Be Our Guest (Malay Version); 340 Health in the Home (Tamil Version); 350 House and Home (New Zealand Lamb 4) (English Version); 3.55 A Diary of Events in Singapore This "Week (English Version); 400 Peyton Place1,289 words
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Article, Illustration232 1969-08-26 12 SINGAPORE has become a major force in the shipbuilding and repairing business in this part of the world. The General Manager of British India Steam Navigation Co. Ltd.. Mr. D.E. Turnbull stated this when he sooke to newsmen about how Keppel Shipyard has won the232 words
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Article156 1969-08-26 12 Twenty members of the staff of the Scandinavian Airlines and the Thai International from Singapore and Malaysia will go for training to Copenhagen next year. They will be the largest group of staff members from any airline office in these territories to be sent to Europe for156 words
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Article, Illustration289 1969-08-26 12 A young talented pianist, Miss Margaret Hee-Lenq Tan will give a charity pianoforte recital at the Victoria Theatre on Sept. 7 in aid of the Singapore Association for Retarded Children. The recital 1* under the distinguished patronage of the Republic's First Lady, Puan Noor Alshah.289 words
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Article181 1969-08-26 12 THE Blood Bank's reserve stocks fell slightly over the pest week owing to a forty per cent decline in donations attendance while the usage of blood remained at its normal level. Statistics published by the Government yesterday showed that a total of 528 donations were received during181 words
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Article199 1969-08-26 12 The Japanese Cultural Society in Singapore is organising an elocution contest in the Japanese language to be held next month. The contest Is being organised "to promote cultural exchange, and international friendship and understanding between the people of Singapore and Japan." Organise under the Joint sponsorship of199 words
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Article70 1969-08-26 12 THE Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will attend a cultural show organised by the Delta constituency on Aug. 30 at the Delta Community Centre at 7.30 pjn. to commemorate the fourth National Day and Singapore's 150 th anniversary. Madam Chan Chov Siong, M.P. for70 words
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Miscellaneous94 1969-08-26 12 Time Tide High Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 10.53 am. (8 ft.) 9.51 p.m. (9.3 ft.) Naval Dockyard- 11.00 a.m. (9.8 ft) 10.09 p.m. (10 ft). Low Tide (Todoy) Singapore Town: 3.57 a.m. (0.1 ft.) 3.55 p.m. (3.9 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 3.30 a.m. (0.8 It.) 3.52 p.m. (4.8 ft.) High Tide94 words
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