Eastern Sun, 12 September 1969
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Title Section21 1969-09-12 1 Eastern Sun SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1116 Friday, 12 September 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents21 words
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Article589 1969-09-12 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The chairman of the Capital Investment Committee, Tun Tan Siew Sin, today announced increased tariff protection and other investment incentives for 29 items of commodities for which viable industries could be set up. He explained in a statement that the proposed tariffs589 words
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Article178 1969-09-12 1 THE Malaysian Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, and his family, were among some 210 passengers who were on the P and 0 liner, S.S. Chitral, which sailed in yesterday morning from Port Swettenham. The Tunku Is on his way to Hong Kong for a178 words
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Article97 1969-09-12 1 WEST CHESTER. Pennsylvania Thurs. (UPI) Cattle farmer C Burtis Coxe shot and killed a lion here when it stampeded his herd The lion had escaped from his cage on the property of animal trainer Rudolph Alexander. A commotion wakened coxe and he saw the lion stalking the97 words
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Article116 1969-09-12 1 PARIS. Thurs 'AFP) Prime Minister Jacques Cha-ban-Delmas' government was todav faced with a major labour conflict for the first time since it took office on June 20. as a result of a surprise walk out bv train drivers that all but crippled the French state run116 words
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Article, Illustration177 1969-09-12 1 THE Minister of State at Prime Minister's Office, Tuan Haji Ya'acob bin Mohammed yesterday received a cheque for $lO,OOO from King Faisal of Saudi Arabia towards the building fund of a Muslim religious secondary school in Jalan Eunos, here. The Counsul-General of the177 words
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Article66 1969-09-12 1 FRANKFURT. Thurs <Reuter) West Germany today raised the official hank rate by one per cent from five to ox percent. The West German Central Bank Council held its fortnightly meeting today Afterwards. it said the new rate would be rffective today. Before today's decision, financial circle*66 words
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Article50 1969-09-12 1 TOKYO. Thurs. (UPl)— The pro-Peking Chinese Merchants Association today rejected a Japanese government proposal that its 76 members visit China for reunion with their relatives. The Justice Ministry holds the position that they will be permitted to leave and return to Japan only for humanitarian reasons50 words
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493 1969-09-12 1 TEL AVIV, Thurs. (Reuter) At least seven Egyptian aircraft were shot down during two air battles over Sinai today, a military an- nouncement said here. A military spokesman said that after an abortive attempt to strike at Israeli targets in NorthWestern Sinai earlier today,493 words
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Article107 1969-09-12 1 MANILA, Thurs. (AFP) The West German Deutsche Bank Aktierigesel'schaft. leader of an Internationa': bank syndicate and the Asian Development Bank yesterday signed ar. agreement for a 6(i-million-Deutschemark (US$l5 million) bonH issue. ADB announced today. The announcement said the proceeds of the loan will be107 words
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Article108 1969-09-12 1 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI) A baby narwhale placed on exhibition at the Coney Island aquarium yesterday. Two weeks ago. he was a homeless waif orphaned by Eskimos who apparently killed his mother in the vicinity of Grlsje Fjord. Canadian northwest territory Sympathetic Eskimos captured the narwhale108 words
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198 1969-09-12 1 THE DEATH CHASE AN accounts clerk. William Tan thong Ing 26, has been sentenced to death by High Court Judge, Mr. Justice Winslow. for murdering a motorcyclist, Ahmad bin Yassin, a retired policeman, with his motor-car, on December 8, last year. A special jury198 words
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Article149 1969-09-12 1 TAIPEI, Thurs (AFP) The Veteran's General Hospital here has claimed to have initiated an experiment of tooth transplants of monkeys hoping that someday they will be able to transplant monkey teeth to human gums, according to a report here today. The report quoted Dr. Hul Ching Yuan,149 words
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Article74 1969-09-12 1 L> AHLO VEG A, Oeorgid, Thurs. (Reuter) Local Fire Chief John Porter has been found guilty of arson Witnesses 6aid Porter wanted to conduct his own urban renewal project and arranged for two former policemen to use petrol drawn from a fire engine to burn down an abandoned74 words
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Miscellaneous11 1969-09-12 1 "If the wind turns suddenly, see page 12, diagram 4 .l~11 words
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Article, Illustration510 1969-09-12 2 MALAYSIA-Singapore Airlinas Has niadt a "grtat lift upward" in its 1968-69 year, making a soaring profit of $9,466,000, mora thas 300 par cant highsr than tha ytar before. This is disclosed in MSA's Annual Report for 1968-69 which was released yesterday showing an impressive table of510 words
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Article, Illustration183 1969-09-12 2 MISS Tourism Singapura 1969, Rosalind Ong, will fly to Japan this week to join Singapore's high-powered team of 30 at the American Society of Travel Agents to attract flow of tourists into the Republic. Her trip LS part of her global promotional tour during183 words
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Article394 1969-09-12 2 MEMBERS of Singapore's Armed Forces have been called upon to urgently re-exomine their concepts of 'Freedom' and 'Good Life'. The call is made in the latest Issue of the 'National pioneer", the monthly organ of the four-year old Republics Armed Forces. The National Pioneer's editorial said: We cannot394 words
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Article372 1969-09-12 2 A SERIES of public lectures for September will be held at the University of Singapore. School of Postgraduate Medical Studies. Dr. Anthonv Neaverson, M B, BS., M.R.C.C.P.. M R.A CP a Physician in the Sydney Hospital will lecture on "Acid Base State in Coronary Artery Disease"372 words
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Article121 1969-09-12 2 A 32-YEAR-OLD man, Low Seng Tuck, was sentenced to two years' jail to be followed by two years' Police supervision by the First District Court Judge. Mr. D.C. D'Cotta, yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to a house-breaking charge. His accomplice, Chia Vun Ylng. was jailed for121 words
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Article, Illustration47 1969-09-12 2 MR. Mrs. Sulatman bin Ahmad at their bersanding ceremony recently at No. 1. Lorong 107 Changi Road, Singapore. Mr. Sulaiman Is attached to the Telecoms Department. The bride, the former Miss Dahlia binte Yusoff, is a teacher at the Telok Kurau West Int. School. Singapore47 words
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Article, Illustration138 1969-09-12 2 Sixteen-year-old Lim Kok Huang was taken by surprise when she was notified that she had won one of the three in- dividual awards in the All-Sin-gapore Secondary Schools Mathematics Competition ori eanised bv the Mathematics Society of the National Junior College Daughter of Mr. Lim138 words
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Article96 1969-09-12 2 Two Singaporeans ire among aome 100 Asian and American scholars now In Washington participating In a discussion called "The American Urban Crisis Through Asian Eyes." They are: The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Law and National Development and the former Chairman of the96 words
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Article79 1969-09-12 2 Small-time "pirates" held up a fisherman and his son at sea. off Pulau Damar Laut, Tanjong Kling on Tuesday night and made off with their motor sampan and fishing nets. The fisherman. Osman and his son, said four men In a sampan rowed up to their boat79 words
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422 1969-09-12 2 THE Singapore Institute of Management is organising a series of compact yet comprehensive courses on various aspects of industrial management to beain at end of this month. Called the Junior Management Programme, the series Is so designed and organised so that the various courses422 words
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Article, Illustration660 1969-09-12 2 THE president of the Singapore Tourist Association, Mr. Herbert Lim Eng Kwan. yesterday stressed the importance of "Visitor Satisfaction" as an invaluable help to the Republic s "emerging tourist industry." Mr. Lim was speaking at the prize-presentation to the winners of the "Most Courteous660 words
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Article47 1969-09-12 2 A voure man of 21 wa| found" to be gutter:ng from serious burn® on him in h;s house at Bukit Timah Avenue yesterday The Police, who rushed h:m to hospital was alerted by a member of the public. No foifl play is suspected47 words
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Advertisement57 1969-09-12 2 The Stunning Birds of Fen Lansdowne Audubon mat have been a greater student of birds." say* an expert, "but Lansdowne's painting Is far superior Meet the reticent, self-taught Canadian who. at 31. is already ranked among the best wildlife artists of all time Article illustrated in color, illuatrated in color.57 words
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Miscellaneous20 1969-09-12 2 YOUR GUIDE TO WIN BIG CASH PRIZES! u-1° TOTO SCORE CHART FREQUENCY OF EACH NUMBER DRAWN 22.12.68 31.849 NUMBER \s20 words
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509 1969-09-12 3 LONDON. Thurs. (UPI) Peking is reported to have urged Hanoi's emerging leadership to pull out of the Paris Peace Talks. Failing this, they should pursue a hard, non-compromising line at the Vietnam Conference. North Vietnamese politbureau leaders have rejected the suggestion for a509 words
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Article366 1969-09-12 3 TOKYO, Thurs. (UPI) The funeral for Ho Chi Minh is over but North Vietnamese authorities to-day were not saying whether the body had been interred. Vietnam News Agency (VNA) broadcasts heard in Tokyo told of foreign delegations leaving for home after attending Tuesday's requiem for366 words
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Article92 1969-09-12 3 HONG KONG, Thurs. (Reuter) Hong Kong may have many vices but over-exposure of sex Is not one of them, according to the toastmasters and toastmistresses here. At a luncheon debate, they rejected a motion, by 22 votes to 14 that sex was over-exposed in the colony. Arguing92 words
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541 1969-09-12 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. (Reuter and TPI) Postponement of public and television appearances by U.S. and South Vietnamese leaders increased expectations yesterday that major decisions will be taken at President Nixon's wide-ranging review of the Vietnam war here to-morrow. South Vietnamese President Thieu. who had541 words
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260 1969-09-12 3 SEOUL, Thurs. (UPI) Health Authorities said to-dav they will enforce cholera quarantine measures even though they aren't certain that the mysterious epidemic in South Korea's western coastal area is reallv cholera. The strange outbreak, now tentatively regarded as "cholera." has struck 514 persons killing260 words
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403 1969-09-12 3 SUBIC BAY NAVAL BASE. Philippines. Thurs. (UPI) Lt. Ronald Ramsey pleaded guilty today to his part in the collision of his ship, the U.S. Destrover, "Frank E. Evans," with the Australian Carrier. "Melbourne." The gulltv plea came after his Chief Defence403 words
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Article61 1969-09-12 3 ROMFORD. England. Thurs. <UPI> Shop manager Renee Stanley was unable to get to the bank, so he left £125 at the back of the premises until the next day But In the morning, garbage men entered, took cans of rubbish and the box It was61 words
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Article552 1969-09-12 3 LONDON, Thurs. (Reuter) The Soviet Union has now reached parity with the United States in numbers of land-based continent-spanning nuclear missiles and may take the lead by the end of this year. The Institute for Strategic Studies here reported this to-day in its latest552 words
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162 1969-09-12 3 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs (UPI) Japan signed an agreement with the United Nations on Tuesday on the establishment of an Asian Statistical Institute in Tokvo. The project, which i« sponsored by the U.N. Development Programme (UNDP), aims at train.ng highly qualified statisticians for the Asian162 words
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Advertisement109 1969-09-12 3 -cOur whole world is Asia When you fly the world to the U.S.A. or Europe, we know how thoughtful you are in choosing your airlines. You choose the big ones. The experienced ones. The globe-circling ones. For all the reasons you choose them, you can choose Cathay Pacific when you109 words
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321 1969-09-12 4 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. (Reuter) Arab and other Moslem countries at the U.N. reported to have reached agreement on a draft resolution condemning Israel's military occurr^ r J JS^ )urces SQic j t^e f ina touches were put to the draft late last night but321 words
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363 1969-09-12 4 LONDON, Ttaurs. (Reuter) The Arab armies are now better equipped than before the June 1967 war in which thev were defeated by Israel, the London-based Institute of Strategic Studies reported today. The comparative strengths bf the Middle East forces were detailed in363 words
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124 1969-09-12 4 JERUSALEM. Thurs. (UPI) Israeli Premier Golda Meir sa.d last night that obtaining the release of two Israeli men held in Syria remained the responsibility of the United S f ates Government and Trans World Airlines Mrs. Meir, making a New Year broadcast to the124 words
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335 1969-09-12 4 NAIROBI. Thurs. (Reuter) Nahashon Isaac Njenga Njoroge a 32-year-old Kikuyu. was yesterday sentenced to death by hanging for the murder of Mr. Tom Mboya, Kenya's Minister for Economic Planning. Mr. Mboya died almost instantly alter two shots were fired at him on July 5 in335 words
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Article79 1969-09-12 4 CASTELOANDOLFO Italy. Thurs. (UPI) Pope Paul VI said yesterday the Roman Catholic Church was not undergoing a crisis of faith, but a crisis of distrust that includes some clergymen. Some of them, he said, distrusted him personally as well as certain aspects of contemporary church79 words
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Article, Illustration214 1969-09-12 4 CASERTA. Italy. Thurs. (Uf»D Relative calm returned to Caserta yesterday followinf two days of rioting by soccer fana angered over the demotion of their team to the third division. Hundreds of policemen patrolled the streets of the city of 50.000. 20 mileg north of Naples, and(UPI Cablephoto) - 214 words
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Article, Illustration277 1969-09-12 4 BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Thurs. (Reuter) —Belfast's feuding Catholics and Protestants spontaneously began dismantling some of their street barricades today, offering slender new hope for peace in the divided city. The Northern Ireland capital had Its second successive quiet night as(UPI picture) - 277 words
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Article86 1969-09-12 4 MILAN. Thurs. (Reuter) "Thats not me." said Bophla Loren and filed a suit against a Milan girlie magazine which published a photograph o! her apparently nude. The magazine claimed that it was a genuine shot, taken in America some years ago Bophla's lawyers said yesterday86 words
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Article66 1969-09-12 4 Where To Please LONDON. Thurs (UPI) The railroad station at Stratford in East London has put a sign saying "Please state your destination" in Chinese. British rail officials explained: "Theses rather a large Chinese population. and many don't speak English. Sometimes ticket clerks asked them where they were going and66 words
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Article203 1969-09-12 4 MELBOURNE. Thurs (Reuter) Twenty-five dockers here are scrubbing out rust In the holds of a 7834-ton Oreek vessels. "Irene Xllas." following the discovery of Khapra beetles, the most feared wheat pest in the world Several larvae were found last Monday by a quarantine officer behind rust flakes in one203 words
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96 1969-09-12 4 LONDON. Thurs. (UPI) Communists joined Arab and African states in blasting Israel yesterdav for her "flagrant and adventurous"' coastal raid on Egypt, Rumania's official communist newspaper. Scinteia. called the action "an adventurous course which couki have serious implications for the security of the96 words
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83 1969-09-12 4 GHENT, Belgium. Thurs (UPI) The world's longest living lung-transplant patient died at Ghent University Hospital yesterday a university spokesman said. Alois Vereecken. a 24-year-old steelworker, received a new right lung on Nov. 14. 1968, when he was in critical condition because of double lung83 words
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126 1969-09-12 4 LAGOS. Thurs. (Router) The Nigerian federal leader. Major-General Yauubu Gowon. said on his return home yesterday from the African leaders summit in Addis Ababa that prospects of peace In the Nigerian civil war were now brighter than ever before. He told a press conference126 words
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Advertisement142 1969-09-12 4 SERRAVALLO S TONIC A famous Italian Bark and Iron Tonic Wine since 1848 Hat boon awarded 24 Gold and Sihor Modali Over 10*000 Medical Testimonial* It doesn't take a connoisseur to appreciate Serravallo's Tonic you too can enjoy it. Serravallo's Tonic hat all tha goodness of wines. Serve it to142 words
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Miscellaneous230 1969-09-12 4 TODAY and YOU Friday, Sept. 12, 1969. m —By CLAY H POLLAN JK Your Doily Activity Guide JK According to tho Stars. <» To develop messoge for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac blrth sign. 1 Probably 31A <IA 2 Taking 32 If 62 Propositi! 3 Bt230 words
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Article, Illustration358 1969-09-12 5 WEEKLY pictorial feature by the Eastern Sun based on the photographs taken by our cameramen at official functions, parties, exhibitions, shopping centres etc. Going Hawaiian in Singapore? Why not. The weather we have is almost similar Mrs.' Molly Armstrong, (left) wife of the Senior Surveyor of358 words
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Article215 1969-09-12 5 GRAND VALLEY, Colo. Thurs. (L'Pl) A nuclear explosion with the power of 40.000 tons of TNT ripped a huge cavern a mile and a half deep beneath the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday to ret at the 1.2 billion dollars in natural gas scientists hope215 words
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Article73 1969-09-12 5 WASHINGTON. Thurs. (UPI) Indianapolis air traffic controllers warned the government gix weeks ago that radar coverage was weak in the area where 83 persons died on Tuesday when a jet'.mer and a light plane collided in flight. It was reported on Wednesday Stanley Lyman President of the National73 words
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160 1969-09-12 5 RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs. fUPI) —A military source reported Wednesday the arrest of two persons "directly connected with the kidnappers of U.S. Ambassador C. Burke Elbrick. but not involved in the abduction itself. They were not identified. Elbrick. kidnapped by leftigt terrorists last week,160 words
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130 1969-09-12 5 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. (UPI) Australia and Japan congratulated the United Btates on the Apollo 11 Moon Landing yesterday and pointed to their own contributions to the success of the American space mission. The committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space opened130 words
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Article185 1969-09-12 5 CLINTON, N Y. Thurs (UPI) —The United Nations must be given authority to actully settle such conflicts as those in Vietnam, the Middle East, the Indian subcontinent and southern Africa in the next decade, Charles W Yost. U.S Ambassador to the United Nations. sa:d Wednesday185 words
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Article97 1969-09-12 5 SAN JUAN Puerto Rico, Thurs (UPI) —A young Puerto Rican charged with assault and attempted air piracy in the aborted hijack of a US jetliner said Wednesday he joined in the plot only s o that he could get to Havana to "personally insult* Cuban Prime Minister Fidel97 words
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Article95 1969-09-12 5 HOUSTON, Tuil. Ttaur*. (UFI) Dr. Denton A. Cooky, who has transplanted more human hearts than any other surgeon. rat his ties with Dr. Michael Dehakey and the Baylor College at Medicine Wednesday in a professional wrangle over an artificial heart. Cooler declined to asfc the Baylor Research95 words
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Article173 1969-09-12 5 MONTREAL, Thurs. (CPI) Riot-equipped polica used teargas on Wednesday after Molotov cocktaila exploded and extremist French Canadian nationalists foiled barricades at the town limits of St. Leonard, a suburban community torn by dissent over school lan- guage policies. Some 1,000 supporters of Raymond Lemieux. leader173 words
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Article236 1969-09-12 5 ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Thurs. (Reuter) oil Anns spent more than 900 million dollars here bidding for stakes in an Alaskan oil reservoir believed the biggest in the United States. But the sum. although staggering, was lower than expected In the race for 179 tracts surrounding236 words
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Article63 1969-09-12 5 MONTEVIDEO Uruguay. Thurs (UPI) Friends of Italian-born banker-newspaper executive Gaetano Pellegrini Giampietro offered a reward of $20,000 yesterday for Information leading to his rescue from the hands of abductors. Peregnni managed the newspapers La Manana and El Dlario and was an offerer of several bank management groups He63 words
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Article132 1969-09-12 5 MONTEREY, Calif Thurm. (TPI) Cm dr. Lloyd M. Bucher. former commander of the USS Pueblo, predicted yesterday North Korea will continue "renegade' acts like the setting of his ship "until they either grow op or are nd» to do go. Bucher arrived to enroll in the132 words
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Article69 1969-09-12 5 WASHINGTON. Thurs. (UPI) Secretary of State William P Rogers and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko are to meet at the United Nations next week for urgent talks on the critical Middle East situation. State Department officials said on Wednesday arrangements are being made for the two men to69 words
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Advertisement68 1969-09-12 5 m The best thinq i .1 CJ little pastille is... it tasles so good. Dissolve one in your mouth. They're delicious, and they leave your breath sweet. For over a century, millions of people, singers, speakers, smokers, all over the world have been sucking Lakerol pastilles. If you have a68 words
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Article534 1969-09-12 6 CRIMES with an international flavour which will make headlines all over the world and will spotlight a specific local situation have occurred twice recently and bid fair to make their appearance again. The latest, of course, is the kidnapping of American Ambassador C. Burke Elbrick in Rio de Janeiro.534 words
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Article214 1969-09-12 6 NOTHING else is more paying than training the young minds. Unlike other nations Singapore's future entirely depends on its youths and how well they can discharge their responsibilities in the next few difficult years. A good deal of planning, caution and training is required if the youths214 words
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Article, Illustration920 1969-09-12 6 DEREK INGRAM - By DEREK INGRAM (Gemini News Service) LONDON: In these days of yore the British Foreign Secretary bestrode the diplomatic earth like a colossus. Today the country's status dictates otherwise. What sort of man does Britain need now as its foreign Secretary and920 words
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Article414 1969-09-12 6 The Lighter Side By Dick West: WASHINGTON (UPI) Every time I began to lose confidence in the mother country, something happens to reassure me there'll always be an England. The secret of England's ability to endure is her capacity for producing the right man for the times, such414 words
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Article858 1969-09-12 6 HITOSHI SATO - By HITOSHI SATO TOKYO (UPI) Japanese businessmen probably won't even grimace when fed an American pun, but most agree that English makes whole lot of cents. Japan's major trading partners are Englishspeaking countries, and most Japanese companies have found it advantageous and profitable —to have English speaking staffers858 words
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Article790 1969-09-12 6 FREDERICK M. WINDSHIP - By FREDERICK M. WINDSHIP NEW YORK, (L'PI) Moon merchandise, inspired by America's space programme and the recent Apoilo li moonshot, is beginning to appear in toy, book, game, record, and coin stores across the United States- Space novelties have been on the market for some 10 years790 words
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Article34 1969-09-12 6 Destiny in not a natter of chance it is a matter of choice; it U not a thins to be waited for. It is a thine to be achieved. William Jennings Bryan34 words
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Article560 1969-09-12 6 LESLIE MURPHY - By LESLIE MURPHY K U C H I N G. Sarawak. (Reuter) Sarawak's agricultural planners liavi had to face many hard facts sine* the state was designated the granary of Malaysia but they now predict an end to expensive rice imports within three years. The state560 words
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Article540 1969-09-12 7 By Our Market Reporter Mixed conditions prevailed fn the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday as profit-taking pared prices gains made following a firm opening. The market opened firm after Wednesday's reason for bearing down in Veneer and and Plywood shares was quashed by540 words
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Article, Illustration99 1969-09-12 7 MISS Leona Mount flew by Lufthansa recently to join a secretarial school in Geneva. Born in Singapore. Miss Mount received her earlier education in Switzerland and. to show how much .she will miss the Republic, she mad« per parents promise her a Chits'.mas holiday99 words
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Article155 1969-09-12 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI) Stocks climbed sharply yesterday In brisk turnover Helping bolster the market were improved Vietnam peace prospects and word from Federal Reserve Board Chairman William McChesney Martin that record high Interest rates might have reached their peaks. Shortly before the close, the UPI155 words
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77 1969-09-12 7 LONDON. Thurs. (ITI) Rubber Market closed hesitant with spot 26-3/4. 27. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Oct 26-3'4 27 Nov., Dec. and Oct./ Dec. 2613/16 27 Jan./ March 26-5/8, 26-3/4 April' June 26-1/2. 26-5/8 July/Sept. 26-3/8, 26-1/2 Oct./ Dec. 26-1/8. 26-5/16 Jan./ March 26. 26-1/16 April/June 25-7/8, 26-1/1677 words
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Article12 1969-09-12 7 THE tin price for yesterday was $640.00 per picul. unchanged.12 words
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360 1969-09-12 7 WASHINGTON, Thurs. (UPI) Two Senators yesterday introduced long-threatened legislation to require Presidential action to limit imports of textiles and leather footwear. The Bill, introduced by Senators Ernest F. Hollings of South Carolina and Norris Cotton of New Hampshire. would give the360 words
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Article52 1969-09-12 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged to 35 points higher on the New York Commodity Exchange yesterday. There were no sales (BID) (ASK) Sept. 23.35 Nov. 28.00 29.00 Jan. 28.50 Mar. 2775 28.35 May 28.25 July 28.15 Sept. 28.10 Locally No. 2 RSfl was 28 cents52 words
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Article1221 1969-09-12 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: INDUSTRLALS Ber. $l.BB (1) $lB7 (2); Borneo sl.Bo (7) $lBl (2): Boustead $1.95 (1): Camel1,221 words
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Article226 1969-09-12 7 The following is a berthing Ist released by the Port of Singapore Authority for Sept. 12: DEPARTURE God owns Vessels 3/4 Toledo 5 Union Skipper (clinker) 8/9 Unkai Maru No. 6 10/11 Luna Maersk 15/15 Fernmoor 19 Broholm 21 /22 Kinabalu 25 Kunak 2<5 Hua Li 31/32226 words
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Article136 1969-09-12 7 NEW YORK, Thurs. (UPI) Gold prices were mostly lower in moderately active trading yesterday on markets here and abroad. In London, gold fell 7j cents at the morning fixing and an additional 2$ cents for a second fixing of $40.95 the troy ounce. Gold in Zurich136 words
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Article289 1969-09-12 7 SEPTEMBER first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m.. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 74-3/4 cents per lb., down three eighths of a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was dulL After opening unchanged, the market fluctuated within narrow limits289 words
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Article39 1969-09-12 7 NEW YORK. Thur*. (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 industrials 828.01 20 rails 198.24 15 utilities 113.75 65 stocks 279.06 40 bonda 71.39 Commodity futures index 139.92 off 0.0639 words
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Article162 1969-09-12 7 LONDON. Thurs. (Reuter) The market was undecided yesterday. An earlier rise of 13 In the FT Index was replaced by a fall of 0.8 to 376 9 towards the close Leading industrials drifted on lack of interest, although Decca was a dull spot following it s reduced162 words
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Article600 1969-09-12 7 SINGAPORE chanre told ud officially Us ted at business. It othe Lh« M B* r prices class of INDC ft TRIALS Ben A Co. Bornro Bhd. B. S. 184 188 Si 1-82 1.93 197 Bousttad Camel Plywood C. Migar 1.74 1.83 4.14 Cold Storage Chemical co600 words
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Article93 1969-09-12 7 THK noon prlre* at pore rtlnw Prodo*.e >esterda; »rere>— tbe Mnrv fcxrhange Bay a setter Coronal Oil (FO B.) Balk 48.SO (omnut Oil (FO B Dram Mixed Copra 80-50 51.00 Muntok White Pepper (FOB) TT. 162 50 Mar»»*k White Pepper (FOB.) 160 00 Sarawak special Black Pepper (FOB) 96%93 words
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Article59 1969-09-12 7 (Minuen' Prices for Sept. 1») ASIA UNIT TRUSTS M*l. Invest. Fund 12A 1-M SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS 1st Malayan 2.80 2nd M&yan 2 03 Srd Malayan 1.29 The Com. Ind 103 The SaT. Fund xd... 108 Sterling Com 5/4 118 1.18 H.R. TRUST FUNDS 1st Hong Konr 1 8659 words
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Article55 1969-09-12 7 HONG KONG. Thurs. (UPI) Money Quotations yesterday: HK56.090 per U.S. dollar, HK$6 105 per U.S. dollar TT. HK514.52 per pound sterling. HK5307.25 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness HKSlfll.7 per 10,000 Japanese yen. HKSI342 per 100 Philippines pesos buyers. HK5135.2 per 100 Philippines pesos sellers Philippine55 words
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Article454 1969-09-12 7 ARRIVALS: 5.00 a m. MSA 029 K. Lumpur. 9.00 a.m. MSA 119 K. Lumpur. 1015 a.m. MSA 121 K. Lumpur. 10.25 a.m. MSA 005 Penang, Ipoh, K. Lumpur. Malacca1.10 pm. MSA 451 Kuchlnc 2.25 pm MSA 047 KoU Bharu. Trengganu. K. Lumpur. S.t5pm- MSA 509 Bangkok. 3 25454 words
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Article, Illustration605 1969-09-12 8 KEE FLETCHER - By KEE FLETCHER HONG KONG: It must be the only place in the world where you con see Mono Lisa plumb next to a risk-] shaw-puller, a fruit hawker and a scantily dressed Chinese concubine. Where else but In Hong: Kong... In a small605 words
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934 1969-09-12 8 Maya Pines - The first of a series of articles on the New English. By Maya Pines QUIETLY, in the post seven years, a revolution has been building up in the teaching of English, and a Hood of New English" programmes may soon hit the nation's934 words
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Article655 1969-09-12 8 SCIENCE ALTHOUGH arthritis and rheumatism are still often semi-incurable illnesses, medical research at a number of centres in Britain is now providing new hope for sufferers all over the world. Most exciting of all perhaps, is the work going on at the Kennedy Institute of Rheumatology at Hammersmith in655 words
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Article324 1969-09-12 8 STUTTGART (DaD) Most Germans have an aversion to wearing glasses. A survey carried out several years ago revealed that this dislike is not based on aesthetic reasons or because the wearer feels that the glasses are a hindrance. Glasses are above all taboo in the lower324 words
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Article80 1969-09-12 8 Some people mistake weakness for tact. If they are silent when they ought to speak and so feign an agreement they do not feel, thev call it being tactful. Cowardice would be a much better name. Tact is an active quality that is not exercised by merely making a80 words
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Article438 1969-09-12 8 Ele; Walt Dulaney - Date-line By Ele and Walt Dulaney DEAR Ele and Walt: I'm a 13-year-old boy and I've got a problem about my voice. It's verv high and everyone mistakes me for a girl on the telephone. If I call up a girl, it takes me a long time438 words
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Article65 1969-09-12 8 "The Singapore Polyteehnle Marine Engineering Societv will hold its Annua] Social Dance on Sept. 13 at the Golden Crown Nite-Club under the distinguished patronage of Dr. Lee Chi aw Meng. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education The highlights for the eight include a Programme Drffct 4 Ticket65 words
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Miscellaneous163 1969-09-12 8 1. What's Koko Nor? 2. What Is the capital of Nepal? 3. What Is the meaning of the Idiom: 'to let the cat out of the bag*. 4. What does the abbreviation M.88.5. mean? 5. Give the adjectives of: Simplicity, Terror. afqixial 'aidmrs S 1° PUT avpTpafV J® Jopqwg f163 words
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Miscellaneous31 1969-09-12 8 By Jack Tippfti z I 4 "Daddy, If you •njoy the HttU «klt wo'ro dbout to do, you can show your appreciation fay your appjause, a dog biscuit, end a dint."31 words
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Article, Illustration226 1969-09-12 9 Mary Sue Miller - By Mary Sue Miller THREE out of four teena develop acne at some time It's not a case where m-sery loves company, but where misery hag company. Lots of it! So, Miss Teen there is no reason to feel like an outcast if acne strikes You226 words
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Article, Illustration568 1969-09-12 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR Ann: J just read the letter from "Hirsute Hilda", the secretary who had to shave every day. It makes me sick that life is so unfair. I am a 23-year-old boy and I have lots568 words
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349 1969-09-12 9 Gloria-mae - By Gloria-mae ALL that delicious food storing up at you and you are counting the extra calories which vou will have to get rid of after that meal to be able to get into that cheongsam or figure-hugging dress won't do,349 words
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Article132 1969-09-12 9 PARIS. Thurs. Shades of the Twenties, the Piano shawl is with us again That large fringed triangle which used to drape your mother's baby grand, and wag sometimes even worn, bv those emulating such movie vamps as Pola Negri, is a big thing this132 words
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Article41 1969-09-12 9 PARIS. Thurs. Pierre Cardin thinks In total effect*, and his covered-up tall clothes have the amall. wrapped hat* and bold gloves they need The Cardin glove designs are available in a special group done for Arl» in this country41 words
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283 1969-09-12 9 Florence de Santis - By Florence de Santis PARIS. Thurs. —ln the Paris the favoured silhouette was long and low, with slinky torso that ended in a "waistline" at the hip or even well below it. The long, low line appeared no matter whether the hem was283 words
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134 1969-09-12 9 PARIS, Thura. Italian designers are xn love with fancy hosiery, but Paris preferred union suit tights Perhaps they should even be called Dr. Demons, for like those children's sleepers, some of Paris' t.ght* even had the feet in them The idea was to wear134 words
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Advertisement121 1969-09-12 9 Nature's Little Puzzler: The Platypus Bra.k like s dock, fur like a beaver, egn like s snake, and the phrstqne of a hot water bottle—that's the dock-billed platrpn* Here'a fascinating Introduction to this ptnt-«ized enigma. the animal scientists refused to accept for o?er a hundred wears Deader)? IV Digest September121 words
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Miscellaneous202 1969-09-12 9 I SHAW TION I D O Phon 2841 CAPJXOL Phof-e_29Z59 VOW SHOWING No Fre# Li«t 11 am. 138. 4.00. 643 ft ».30 p m Wans Vu in >l* SON" A 6HAW PRODUCTION l Mandarin In Shawscope Color 4-Thestre Midnight Tomorrow at CAPITOL LIDO-REX-SKY Ju i* Yeh Feng <fc Jenny Hu202 words
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Miscellaneous49 1969-09-12 9 ILIDO-OPENS TODAY See kids shed their Inhibitions and the final freak-out under he ■HHk of lonoumer George Chokes Rchcd Egcn m IT In COLOR From WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTSlflt dan in? gth kxu hy FRANCISCO DtEZ BAR9OSO Production DOUGHS IMS F ORD DAVSON r« EIMJNDO BA£2 •rIINOStfY PftRSHNS oyPTO PARSON49 words
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Miscellaneous91 1969-09-12 9 E**r<oa* 1* TaJki&f ib»t tfeit PlrMr* —lf r«a kit (M >MR OHIII; •f Lero". Th*n Brlaf Toar faa«l!» To It Toda»r PALACE ?VD RECORD WEEK GALAXY TODAY 1 IWIH *2O n TODAT IIM-1 A ISA Flrtaf Pho#alx (HK) pre»«ata Woaf Pao Cb*n< Chianf Hia "DESTINY OF 10VE" A Modera Social91 words
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Miscellaneous239 1969-09-12 9 'iur OI.&A ORCHARD ***** 9TH DAT! No Free LUt! Sho* Staru 1.45. 515 83u m ICE Starts: 203 553 it Mi gig Ticket* Ob Sal* Fran U an a m A amnion 1150 $2.50 St 44 00 IN SI'PEB CINEBAMA MGM 'ICE STATION ZEBRA' Roc* Huuoa Jim Brown Super PanaVuion239 words
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Article2452 1969-09-12 10 StfMROAY Baee 1: CL 6 Div. 5 5V4 p.—2.15 p.m. ($4,500) (For Local Riders Only) Bedouin Novelist Jobber Koala Bear Bed Face King's Proctor Aagust Moon Easy Money Fleetmuster II Fighting Fit Chahaya Bnian Victory H RINGS: Walkaway Chiaramella 5y 6y 4y 7y 92,452 words
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420 1969-09-12 10 LONDON. Thurs. (Reuter) Derbyshire fast bowler Harold Rhodes, once destined for a lone England career until caught up in a throwing controversy, was forced into pre mature retirement yesterday when he discovered he had a cracked thumb. Rhodes. 33, bowled his last seven overs in420 words
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Article108 1969-09-12 10 HONG KONG. Thurs. (Reuter) The Combined Services cricket team from Singapore will play seven matches during their two-week tour of Hong Kong next month. The major matches will be against the Combined Bervices Hong Kong on October 15 and 16. and the Hong Kong108 words
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Article265 1969-09-12 10 BIG BEN - By BIG BEN IPOH, Thurs. Everything Better who pat op an Impressive debut when third to Lucius Quintus over the Bukit Timah 6f last month showed improved form today. With George Podmore astride Everything Better went smartly over 3f in 42 2/5 in the company of Vantage.265 words
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Article94 1969-09-12 10 HONG KONG. Thurs. (Reuter) Five national teams will participate in the regional hockey tournament being organised by the Hong Kong Hockey Association. The tournament will open on Sept. 20 and. according to a spokesman for the Hockey Association, matches will be played on a round-robin94 words
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Article142 1969-09-12 10 TWO Police Sports Association players were ordered off the field in the annual Police/ Military knock-out final for the Gold Leaf trophy at Jalan Besar Stadium last night They were Abdul Kader and Robin Chan for arguing with the referee. The winners by a 3-2 margin142 words
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Article26 1969-09-12 10 UPINGTON. South Africa, Thurs, (Reuter) The Australian rugby tourists, playing a second-string s»de. swept to an easv 37-6 victory over Northwestern Cape here yesterday.26 words
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Article, Illustration475 1969-09-12 10 DONCASTER. England. Thurs. (Reuter) Intermezzo. who had not woi a race for 12 months. Lan led the St. Leger Stakes, last classic of the English season, in impressive style here yesterday. Ridden by Australian Ron Hutchinson, the colt hit the front two furlongs out475 words
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Article, Illustration400 1969-09-12 11 A New Zealand schoolteacher will coach Singaporeana on the finer points of the art of rugby during the next 1} months. He is Mr. Eugene Cheriton. who has been teaching for 13 years at Mt. Albert Boys Grammar School, one of the leading secondary400 words
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Article232 1969-09-12 11 THOMAS CUP CHRISTCHt'RCH, New Zealand, Thurs (Renter) New Zealand and Singapore meet her* at the weekend in the Thomas Cup men badminton Austra- Han tone final. New Zealand will be making their first appearance m the final. They were beaten in the first round in232 words
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Article143 1969-09-12 11 NOTTINGHAM, Thurs. Reuter) West Indies cricket captain Gary Sober§ today married blonde Australian Prudence K:rby. 26 The 33-year-old cricket star had w-anted a quiet wedding but about 50 renorterg and photographers clustered outside the register office here for the ceremony. Th# couple met here Ift months143 words
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Article41 1969-09-12 11 MELBOURNE. Thurs (Reuter) Marathon cyclist Vic Browne of Victoria today smashed Sir Hubert Opperman's 30-vear-old 24-hour eyeing record by 18 miles and 243 yards Browne. 27. covered 524 miles and 639 yards In a similar Journey to Opperman41 words
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Article210 1969-09-12 11 US Baseball Results Standings NEW YORK. Thurs (UPI) —Results of baseball matches played yesterday. NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 6 Chicago 2. San Diego 2 Cincinnati 1. Atlanta 8 San Francisco 4. Houston 8 Los Angeles 1. St. Louis 11 Pittsburgh 2 (I*o. St. Louis t Pittsburgh l (2nd). New York 3210 words
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187 1969-09-12 11 LISBON, Thurs (Reuter) Portugal s star footballer Eusebio signed a renewal of his contract with Bcnflca Club for a further three years, an authoritative Bcnflca source told Reuter last night. Eusebio was said to have received 4.000.000 Escudos (about £57.850) for the renewal of his187 words
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Article102 1969-09-12 11 ROME. Thurs. (ReuWD The World Bozlnf Association have officially sanctioned a world title fight between mid-dle-weight champion Nino Benvenutl of Italy and challenger Fraser Scott of the United State* A spokesman for the Italian Boxing Federation said W.B.A President Bruneau sent a telegram yesterday au- thorising the102 words
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Advertisement296 1969-09-12 11 Classified Ads. House* A Land For Sele jt s w? D**alop«r: LLC** KEALTT CO.. LTV. 6S-<s Boutti Bridge Rom. tin Ptooei Asia Comasercia. F:aance Bulldin*, S port 1 111: VMM. *****. MM Where To Stay STRAND HOTEL. Ban cool *n Street Town centre. Quiet, clean, reasonable rates Airconditioned rooms. private296 words
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Advertisement358 1969-09-12 11 NOTICES NOTIFICATION Notice aider Section 19(2) IT Is hereby notified for general information that the making up of Mount Elizabeth (pt) from Reserve Road linking Cairnhill Road and Mount Elizabeth to lot 23 and Reserve Road linking Cairnhill Road and Mt. Elizabeth under Section 19(2) of the L.G1.0. which appeared358 words
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Advertisement488 1969-09-12 11 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC Or SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. 196S (NO. IS OF 1963) Notice Under Section 19(10) WHEREAS in exercise of the powers conferred bv subsections (1) and (3) of Section 19 of the Local Government Integration Ordinance, 1983 (hereinafter referred to as "th« Ordinance") the Director488 words
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Advertisement140 1969-09-12 11 TENDER P.W.D. SINGAPORE TENDERS are invited from P.W D. Registered Contractors for the following Works:— Construction of a Centralised Workshop Block at Mat tar in dustrial Training Centre. Mattar Road, Singapore. Building Contractors above $lOO,OOO/-. Closing Date: 26-9 69 at 10 00 a m. Construction of MacPhewon Vocational Institute at140 words
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Miscellaneous1284 1969-09-12 11 (CHANNEL I) I P.M 300 Opening Announcements in all Languages and Morning Star; 320 Women® World (English); 400 A Diary of Events in Singapore This Week (English); 405 It's Happening in Singapore (English) i Repeat); 420 Scarlet Hill (Citv Mice); 5.05 Close Down; 6 00 Pro. gramme Summary in all1,284 words
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Article, Illustration333 1969-09-12 12 To Study Living Asia JAPANESE students believe stronglv In closer cooperation with Asian students. particularly with Singapore students. in promoting an international understanding. This was stated by a pretty 22-year-old Japanese gtudent. Miss Fumlko Suzuki, yesterday when she arrived with a group of 63 students333 words
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Article, Illustration318 1969-09-12 12 BRITAIN has no intention to desert this part of the world after her military withdrawal by 1971, tha new Commander of the Far East Fleet, Vice-Admiral, L. Empson said yesterday. •M.- «I KA ..J. The Vice-Admiral. 50, arrived here with his family to take318 words
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Article, Illustration210 1969-09-12 12 Overseas Union Bank Limited has opened a new branch In Jurong Town to serve industries and residents in the fastdeveloping industrial complex. Business started briskly soon after the branch officially opened its doors In the morning. All new depositors were presented with key-chains as210 words
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Article113 1969-09-12 12 THREE men. one armed with a knife, robbed a taxidriver. after having directed their victim to take them to the Camp. Somewhere aiong Upper Redok Road the three men ordered the taxi-driver. Ong Ah Kow. 42. to stop his vehicle. The driver was then tied up113 words
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Article101 1969-09-12 12 A youth, Anthony Tan Kim Ban was fined $4O by the Ninth Court Magistrate, Mr. Francis G. Remedios, after he pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing stolen lipsticks. He admitted committing the offence the rear of a godown of the Port of Singapore Authority on Sept. 10.101 words
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Article187 1969-09-12 12 Twenty-one agricultural and livestock extension officers from U Afro-Asian countries. Including B:ngapore. will attend a special course beginning in Australia late this month. The 11-week course, sponsored by Australia's Agricultural Council and its External Affairs Department, will consist of lectures, practical field visits and a study187 words
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Article67 1969-09-12 12 A BRAVE housewife yesterday put up a fight with a snatch thief who had earlier tried to snatch away her gold chain and pendant worth $lO9. at Kampong Bahru Road. The incident occurred when the housewife was walking to market after alighting from a bus A passer-by heard67 words
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Article58 1969-09-12 12 THE SATA Free Mass X-ray campaign will be stationed at the Mountbatten Community Centre, Guillemard Road from Sept. 15-17. From Sept. 18-Oct. 1, the campaign unit will be moved to Kallang Estates Area Office at 141. Jalan Lima Free X-rays will be available daily from 5.30 p.m. to58 words
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266 1969-09-12 12 T\VICE-the-speed-of-sound Lightning fighters of the RAF "4 Squadron (The Tigers) roared off f torn Singapore soon after dawn yesterday on a non-stop. 2,000 miles flight to Darwin. Australia. The four Lightnings ail supersonic Jets are making the flight as a test of mobility266 words
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Article136 1969-09-12 12 The youth of the world should be given more understanding bv the older generation. This was the opinion of the World President of the Junior Chamber International. Mr. Thomas E. Gates, when he met newsmen yesterday. He said people are quick to criticise anything that young136 words
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Article, Illustration177 1969-09-12 12 DINAH LOVES CHILDREN "CHILDREN here certainly have a way of theli own to enjov and amuse themselves in your 'community centres'" remarked a delighted Miss Dinah Shore who made a call to the Peck Kio Community Centre iast night. Calling the little girls "her177 words
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Article46 1969-09-12 12 PANG Gan Loon wag fined Sljfl by the N T inth Court Mag* tartrate. Mr *"ran<-ls G. Remedios. when he pleaded guilty to a charge of outraging the moaesty of a woman by pinching her breast, on June 19. along Leonle Hill Road.46 words
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Article155 1969-09-12 12 THE Ministry of Health yesterday warned that it has instructed its enforcement officers to promptly hook any one found indiscriminately littering the city. A statement issued by the Ministry said that there were still '"an appreciable number of people" littering public places and not making use of155 words
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Article, Illustration170 1969-09-12 12 AMERICAN and Canadian, travel agents now in Singapore I are of the opinion that the construction of more first-class hotels in the Republic is definitely a good move ensuring the future of the tourist industry of Singapore. The travel agents, IT of them, are here170 words
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Miscellaneous93 1969-09-12 12 TIME €t, TIDE High Tide (Today) High Tide (Tomorrow) Singapore Town: 11.31 a.m. Sl ?f Town: 11.51 ajn. (8 2 ft.), 11.15 P.m. (9.2 ft.) j^ 5 11 a 5O 9.3 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 11.48 a.m. M?,Tr y 1211 pm (10.1 ft.), 10.38 p.m. (10.7 ft.) uu>3 Low Tide (Today)93 words
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Miscellaneous33 1969-09-12 12 Thurs. Toto Draw Results THE following numbers were drawn in last night's mid-week Toto draw:- 4537 40 -38- 13. The additional number drawn was: 33. In the "three-circle" draw, the numbers drawn were:-4-32-9.33 words
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