Eastern Sun, 14 September 1969
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Title Section24 1969-09-14 1 Eastern Sun SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY -V Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1118 Sunday Edition 14 September 1969* •fr MC(P) 0737 Price 15 centi24 words
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411 1969-09-14 1 ADDIS ABABA, Sot. (Reuter) Two men today hijacked an Ethiopian airliner with 44 people on board and diverted it to Aden. The Ethiopian news agency reported that security men at Aden airport or someone on board shot and wounded one hijacker as he tried411 words
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Article36 1969-09-14 1 TOKYO. Sat. (Reuter) Miss Satu Ostling of F.nland won the Miss Photogenic title in the Miss International Beauty contest here tonight. The 22-year-old Miss Ostling was chosen by a panel of photographers and journalists.36 words
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Article261 1969-09-14 1 NEW ACCORD NEEDED KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Malaysia will >«nd a four-man detection to the 13th meeting of the International Tin Council in London to discuss the fate of the present export restriction scheme. The meeting called under the third International Tin Agreement Is scheduled to begin261 words
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Article103 1969-09-14 1 LONDON. Sat (Reuter) —A Member of Parliament today apologised to the Playbov Club for referring to the state-owned British Overseas Airways Corporation as "The Bunny Club Airline." Libera] MP. Mr. Feter Be?sell used the phrase in a tirade yesterday against BOAC'e offer to fix up b'.ind dates with103 words
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Article837 1969-09-14 1 MacDougal Changes Plea A managing director of an insurance brokerage firm, Ronald Hal* kerstone MacDougal, was find $lO,OOO on two charges of corruption in the First District Court yesterday. This followed a dramatic turn in the proceedings when 47-year-old MacDougal pleaded guiltv to the charges of837 words
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231 1969-09-14 1 ADELAIDE. Sat. (Reuter)— Australian Prime Minister John Gorton today denied there was any proposal for an Asian military pact with the Soviet Union and said such a development "would be dangerous for Australia." "The possibility has never been considered," he told an231 words
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Article70 1969-09-14 1 TOKYO. Sat. (Reuter) Miss Valerie Susan Holmes of Britain won the Miss International beauty contest here over 46 other beauties. The 22-year-old blond was selected by an International panel of judges Second wa* Miss Satu Ostling. 22. of Finland and third was Miss Mana Lacayo. 19.70 words
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Article59 1969-09-14 1 A seventeen-y a r-old girl was reported raped by two Indian youths late last night. The girl *a s returning with her father from the Sin Min Communitv Centre when she was gagged and dragged into the bushes by the youths. The father suffered knife cuts on the hand59 words
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Article, Illustration476 1969-09-14 1 THE Singapore Government yesterday announced that it had reached a general understanding with o large United States corporation on plans to develop Bali into a dollar-drawing tourist centre. The American firm is the Dillingham Corporation which conducts large diversified operations from it* Hawaii base. Yesterday's476 words
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Article44 1969-09-14 1 CAIRO. Sat. (Reuter) Egyptian planes today attacked Israeli positions and installations on the eastern coast of the Suez Gulf and South Sinai. a military spokesman said here. He added that all planes returned safely to base without being Intercepted by enemy aircraft.44 words
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369 1969-09-14 2 HONG KONG, Sot. (Rtuftr) Tht official Chinese news nvsdia has failed to give further details on Thursday's surprise meeting in Piking between Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin and his Chinese counterpart, Chou En Lai. Radio Peking monitored here continued to broadcast the three paragraph rather terse, report369 words
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Article54 1969-09-14 2 LONDON. Sat (Reuter) British bookmaker! threatened today to state alt-down demonstrations on the nation's racetracks unless a new betting tax is lifted. "If they don't reoeal this tax the bookmakers will create merrv hell,** said a spokesman for the Bookmakers' Action Committee. "They are sick and tred of54 words
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Article574 1969-09-14 2 MOSCOW, Sat. (Reuter) The Soviet Union today kept silent on the details of the dramatic Peking meeting between Prime Minister Alexei Kosygin and Chinese Premier Chou En Lai, and gave no hint that any breakthrough in Sino-Soviet relations might result. The brief official announcement of574 words
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Article134 1969-09-14 2 UNITED NATIONS. Sat. (Reuter) —U.N. SecretaryGeneral U Thant broke his long silence on the Vietnam question yesterday to declare that a settlement "may be in sight." But he said there must be "de-escalation of fighting and creation of conditions whereby the Vietnamese people themselves will134 words
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Article50 1969-09-14 2 LEEDS, England, Sat. (UPD Darren Hill came up with a new way to avoid going to school. Darren, 4, aprayed his hair silver with his sisters dye, plastered himself with her make-up. His mother said Thursday he cannot go to school until the spray comes out, probably a week50 words
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49 1969-09-14 2 TWO Colombo Plan students from Singapore who are studying at the school of engineering, Canterbury University, at Christchurch, New Zealand Lau Cho Chu (left) and Ng Yew Peng are both third professional bachelor of engineering degree (mechanical) students. They are shown undertaking experimental work in a sub-sonic wind tunnel.49 words
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121 1969-09-14 2 NEW YORK. sat. (UPI) Bemadette Devlin's tour of the United States raised about 95.000 dollars —less than 10 per cent of her original goal —for relief and civil rights activities in Northern Ireland, the National Association for Irish Justice said Friday. But the association, the official121 words
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659 1969-09-14 2 MANILA, Sot. (Reuter) Only two of the 47 people aboard a Philippine Air Lines BAC 111 jet aircraft survived when it crashed down a steep hillside 14 miles east of Manila last night. A Philippine Air Lines spokesman said 41 of659 words
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170 1969-09-14 2 ROME. Sat. (UPI) Italian Foreign Minister Aldo Moro said Friday negotiations on diplomatic recognition by Italy of Communist China were continuing "in the appropriate setting." He did not elaborate or say where the contacts were taking place. Moro said in a report to Parliament's Commission of Foreign170 words
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Advertisement130 1969-09-14 2 SoeC'ttC oW TOURS EUROPE SPECIAL FLIGHTS:- to London. Paris, Amsterdam. Copenhagen etc. FARE: $B5O/- $950/- $1,380/-Hongkong-Kowloon (Macau) 8 Days $745/Hongkong (Macau) Bangkok 8 Days $845/-Taiwan-Japan-Hongkong 11/15 Days $1,400/- $1,650/-Taiwan-Hongkong-Bangkok 10/12 Days $1,250/- $1,330/Tai wan-Korea-Japan-Hongkong-Bangkok 17/19/21 Days $1,840/- $1,980/Above Tours Depart:- 20/9. 5/10, 21/10. 4/11. 18/11, 2/12. 16/12 Special Bangkok (Chiengmai)130 words
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Miscellaneous210 1969-09-14 2 TODAY a Sunday, September 14, 1969. 3 rr m Ki By CLAY R. POLLAN M Your Ooi/y Acfrvf* Conk K "tr According to tko Stan. To develop message for Sundoy, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 1 You 2 Pronwta 3 facial 4 T>m» 5 Working210 words
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Article247 1969-09-14 3 OWERBJ, Biafra, Sat. (Reuter)— Biafra today took up a Federal Nigerian offer of peace talks, calling oil Lagos to immediately name a friendly country to help arrange a suitable time and place. A Biafran government spokesman said Biafra was also ready to name a friendly state247 words
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Article50 1969-09-14 3 JAKARTA. Sat. (Renter) Several Indonesians involved In smuggling diplomatic goods into Indonesia had been arrested, the Indonesian Army newspaper Berita Yudha (War News) said today. The newspaper said that some members of foreign embassies also were Involved in the widepread smuggling ring. Police investigations were still continuing, it added.50 words
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548 1969-09-14 3 LONDON, Sat. (UPI) Israel and her Arab foes now are as strong as. or even stronger than, at the outbreak of the six-day war In June, 1967, the Institute for Strategic Studies said Friday. It said arms deliveries to the Arabs by the548 words
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Article239 1969-09-14 3 LONDON, Sat (Reuter) An airline's offer to fix op blind dates with British girls for American bachelors brought outraged squawks today from two mem- bers of Parliament. "It is an affront to British fir is," stormed Conservative MP Kenneth Lewis, Chairman •f the Association of239 words
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Article63 1969-09-14 3 TOKYO, Sat. (Reuter) The Laotian Prime Minister. Prince Souvanna Phouma will make an unofficial five-day visit to Tokyo beginning Sept. 29 on his way to the United Nations General Assembly, the Japanese Foreign Ministry announced today. Prince Souvanna will hold talks with Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku63 words
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Article56 1969-09-14 3 MANILA. Sat. (Reuter) Police have found a Huk tunnel network connecting a cluster of houses in a town in Tarla province, north of Manila. according to police reports here today. Police said they stumble on the rebel hideout yesterday while searching for a reported underground printing press.56 words
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286 1969-09-14 3 LONDON, Sat. (Reuter) France. Germany and Italv, Western Europe's three main producing countries moved another step today towards an autumn of industrial discontent. Militant striking rail drivers paralysed services throughout France as the country appeared headed for weeks of smouldering social unrest. In Germany three286 words
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Article79 1969-09-14 3 SAN FRANCISCO. Sat (CPI) San Francisco is celebrating Japan Week, but that has not kept some officials here for the occasion from criticising Japan. For instance. Assistant Secretary of Commerce Kenneth N. Davis said that Japanese business interests should not be so reluctant to change their79 words
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Article104 1969-09-14 3 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) —A leading British bookmaker tonight offered 100 against anyone proving the Loch Ness monster really exists. Gamblers rushed to lay money after a television company announced it was setting out to corner the legendary monster before its cameras. "We have been inundated.'104 words
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355 1969-09-14 3 UNITED NATIONS, Sat. (UPI) Pakistan Friday formally introduced an Arab-Moslem draft resolution condemning Israel for its failure to desist from annexing Arab Jerusalem and terming the burning of the Al Aqsa Mosque last month a direct consequence of Israel's occupation. The draft was tabled355 words
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Article159 1969-09-14 3 WARSAW. Sat. (Reuter) A tall good looking blonde with the manner of an imperious orchestra conductor today beat male colleagues from all over Poland to win the title of the country's best traffic police officer. Under-sergeant Anna Szymanska scored a total of 72.5 points out of159 words
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504 1969-09-14 3 BELFAST. Northern Ireland Sat (UPI) A mob of about 50 Protestant men attacked a pub owned by a Roman Catbo. lie with a battering ram and firebombs late Friday. The violence erupted on Donegal Road, on the fringes of the adjacent504 words
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Article127 1969-09-14 3 NAPLES. Italy. Sat. (Reuter) NATO reconnaissance aircraft today shadowed the Soviet Mediterranean fleet following reports of a further build-up coinciding with increased tension in the MiddleEast. A NATO spokesman here said a full report was being prepared on the size and significance of the new entry into127 words
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Advertisement152 1969-09-14 3 if Stje ißalh was ill wGqaedaqd Staying in maharajah's palaces, or on luxurious houseboats complete with servants, fishing, swimming, waterskiing, mountain climbing, t—, horse riding, golf, tennis, scenery so grandiose you'll F have to buy a carry bag to bring all your extra film home. Alice was a smart kid.152 words
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BRITISH ENGINEERING WEEK IN SINGAPORE
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Article213 1969-09-14 4 Ministry of Technology National Engineering Laboratory BRITISH FIRMS Adcock Gr Shipley (Sales) Ltd. W. T. Avery Ltd. British Oxygen Co. Ltd. Coventry Gauge Tool Co. Ltd. The Chartered Bank Denford Machine Tools Ltd. Eaton Yale Towne Inc. F. J. Edwards Ltd. Elliott Machine Tools Ltd. General Engineering Co. (Radcliffe)213 words
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Article, Illustration364 1969-09-14 4 THE Minister for Science and Technology/ Dr. Toh Chin Cnye, will officially open the British Engineering Week at the Singapore Polytechnic, tomorrow evening. The Week, which will last until Sept. 20. is sponsored by the Singapore Polytechnic and has been organised by the London364 words
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Article, Illustration154 1969-09-14 4 REYROLLX and Parsona two fimoui companies now combined to provide a comprehensive service in the generation. control and application of electricity will display several sophisticated British products during the British Engineering Week exhibition. Now called the Reyrolle Parsons Group, it will displav Industrial Plugs and Sockets;154 words
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921 1969-09-14 4 A.H. Cottrell - By A.H. Cottrell SHARPLY increasing world technological competition, particularly from the United States of America, has raised new problems for industrially advanced countries All now face the problem of technological co existence with the United States. Th: s adjustment, by Britain, is dealt with in921 words
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Article, Illustration135 1969-09-14 4 IN this aie of rapid advances in technology It i* difficult to keep abreast of all new product* and technique*. but I am pleased to think that the forthcoming British Engineering Week will give Singapore engineers and businessmen an opportunity to hear about135 words
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Advertisement186 1969-09-14 4 avt ENGLISH (gyO/a ELECTRIC GEC-AEI (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. GEC-AEI (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD. The largest electrical manufacturer in the Commonwealth, produces a range of products which covers the entire electrical field from power stations and generators to refrigerators and transistors. GEC-AEI-EE can design, supply, install and maintain Complete power stations including186 words
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303 1969-09-14 5 SPACE CENTRE, Houston Sat. (UPI) Moon rock samples brought to earth by the Apollo 11 astronauts were given to six scientists from the United States and England yesterday, the first time the priceless samples have left the manned space centre. The scientists303 words
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Article, Illustration270 1969-09-14 5 GLENDORA. Mississippi. Sat. (UPI) A train derailment that loosed deadly phosgene gas and routed 30.000 people from their homes was blamed yesterday on an aged man who wandered in front of the train forcing the engineer to apply emergency brakes. There were noUPI picture. - 270 words
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Article71 1969-09-14 5 MEXICO CITY. Sat (UPI) —The Government imposed a curfew on flooded and abandoned towns along the Papaloapan River In southern Veracruz state yesterday afterlooting broke out in the region Town authorities at Tlacotalpan reported some abandoned homes had been burglarised and asked the navy to impose71 words
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269 1969-09-14 5 WASHINGTON, Sat. (UPI) Commerce Secretary Maurice H Stans pledged yesterday to bolster US. exports by pumping more funds into export credit channels. A Treasury official said it would take years to reconstruct traditional U.S. trade patterns. Stans told the National Export Expansion Council, "we269 words
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325 1969-09-14 5 GENEVA, Sat. (Reuter) The United States vesterday circulated to its allies a revised draft treaty to keep nuclear weapons off the world's seabeds, diplomatic sources said here. T'ne American text does not differ substantially from a revised Soviet text handed privately to the US.325 words
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Article85 1969-09-14 5 WASHINGTON. Sat (Reuter) The Atomic Energy Commission conducted a wea-pons-related nuclear test of low vield at its test site in Nevada yesterday, it was announced. The commission said tnat after detonation, instruments showed some radiation readings slightly above the normal natura' radiation readings in the test area, but85 words
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Article202 1969-09-14 5 BOSTON. Sat fßeuter) Senator Edward Kennedy's appeal over rule® of procedure for the inquest on Mary Jo Kopechne will be the first case on the list when Massachusetts supreme judicial court session opens on October 8. The appeal was put ahead of 55 other cases202 words
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221 1969-09-14 5 DETROIT, Sat. (UPI) Black revolutionary Robert F. Williams, who fled the United States eight years ago, flew home yesterday to face and fight kidnapping charges in North Carolina he said vvere a "frame-up." Protected by a flying wedge of black legionnaries of the Republic221 words
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126 1969-09-14 5 LONDON. Sat. (UPI) A French shipowner placed a new one million pounds (U.S. $2.4 million) order for a 7.700 tons tanker with the Robb Caledon Shipyard to coincide with the scheduled launching yesterday Its 3.800 tanker. Port Tudy. from the same shipyard Robb126 words
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Article30 1969-09-14 5 RAPID CITY, South Dakota Sat. (UPI) John Franklin was injured on the job recently. An alligator bit him Franklin is an alligator wrestler at a tourist attrao tion.30 words
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Article158 1969-09-14 5 TOKYO. Sat. (UPI) Imports Ucensea in August totalled U.S.$ 1,164.500,000 for an increase of 19 4 per cent over August a year ago. the Ministry of International Trade and Industry announced yesterday. The ministry said import increases 30.8 per cent were re-, gistered in158 words
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Miscellaneous219 1969-09-14 5 >f... A -ry Ti MM MM... It COULDNTP6 YDGf HE'S BEEN PLAYIN© WITH HIS BOOMERANG ALL DAY. Vi I V m I iU m •r s*fc s8BS! R' B wi I '4 «5/W. 1 UB3 K Km 4. I i ii! i i I 5* i i 9S §8 m219 words
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Article, Illustration295 1969-09-14 6 W<++++4»J'+++ I CHUR i H ifiS®! j, 4 y&\ Xje&Guisfc lr\^rp THE President of Harvard, Nathan Pusey, once made a succinct observation: "Young people today all over the world are looking for a song to sing; a creed to believe; and a banner to march under."295 words
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Article45 1969-09-14 6 THE Asia Evangelical Literature Fellowship, formed during the Congress on Evangelism held here last November, will hold the first "Asia Evangelical Literature Conference" from April 6 to 11 next year. Venue of the eonferenct will be decided later The chairman requests for prayers.45 words
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Article, Illustration199 1969-09-14 6 THE executive secretary for Christian Literature and Literacy of the United Methodist Board of Missions. New York. Dr. Dons E. Hess, spent four cays in the Republic last week to study the various Methodist establishments, particularly the bookroom. Dr. Hess199 words
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321 1969-09-14 6 SOME 450 students packed the main lounge of King Edward VII Hall to hear Mr. Gregorio Tingson give the last Mission address on the subject "Resurrection", on Friday. Summing up his previous addresses. Mr. Tingson said: "Unless you know the power of the321 words
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290 1969-09-14 6 A public meeting was held at 8t Andrew's Cathedral last nieht to honour delegates of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students, (1.F.E.5.), who have been holding their executive committee meeting in Singapore since Septembr 9. The speakers were: Dr. Bodo Volkmann, Chairman of the 1.F.E.5.,290 words
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208 1969-09-14 6 THE aim of "Christ Is The Answer Singapore Crusade" is to reach the masse* with the message of power in action and to inspire all Christian workers. This was spelled out by Mr. Figueiro. co-ordinator and speaker of the Crusade m an interview208 words
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Article, Illustration561 1969-09-14 6 Some Miracles In Brazil "THE People of Singapore will see what they have never seen before and I can promise them that.'* Mr. A Figueiro, co-ordinator of "Christ is The Answer Singspore Crusade" to be held at the National561 words
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Advertisement210 1969-09-14 6 HAKKA MLIHOUIST CHURCH 1-B. Lveiyn l!i*ad. Singapore 11. 900 a m. tia&ka Service Preacher: Rev. David Wong 000 a m. Sunday School < hng <& Chinese) 1100 a.m. English Service Rev. Peter Lim CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH (English) 48. Wan Tho Avenue. Telephone: ***** Sunday 945 a m. Sunday School 1100210 words
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Advertisement205 1969-09-14 6 BKKTHKKN BKTBE>I»% < HATONU) IiI'KCH 17. Pennefather Koad. Singapore 15. Sunday 830 a.m. Lord s Supper 9.30 a.m. Ministry ot the Word 10.16 a.m. Lord s Supper (Malay i 11.00 a.m. Ministry ot uw Word i Malay 11.45 am Sunday School (Junior Kindergarten Session i 400 p m Sunday School205 words
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Advertisement211 1969-09-14 6 SOLIHLAST AM A OftlOft COI LL'lifc <731 tpiM-( trruniooß Moan. Singapore, 10. i bngllftb) *3O a m saDbatD School 1100 am. service o t Aorsnie 3 45 Dm Youth Maeting ST. ANUHIWB CATHKDKAL <Anglican) 700 a m Holy Communion 800 am. Pariah Corn nr.ui ion 9 30am Service in Chinese211 words
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Advertisement227 1969-09-14 6 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS THOMSON KOAl» BAPTIST ClllKtH (Teochew English) 45 mom son Read. Singapore 1L relepuone: *****. Sunday 9 15 am. Sunday Scßool 10 30 am. Sunday Worship 345 pm. trcl'.sn 8 8 500 p-m. Leg I:6b Worship KATONO CKKSHYTIiKIAN I HI Kl H Hnr«hippiiiK in kuo Chuan (iiris hooi Kveritt227 words
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Advertisement209 1969-09-14 6 WLSI.LV MLIHOIM9T CHURCH Fort Canning Road. Mnsapore 7 30 am. 10 00 am. > Woraftip Sarneea 6 30 p m. 845 a m. Sundav Scnooi for all ages 10 00 a.m. Junior Church ILIOK tM.AMIAII I HINKMS MKTHUUhI I HI HI H l Wlilun Hoaa. Singapore «HBdav i3O p m.209 words
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Advertisement193 1969-09-14 6 PKtSBYTtkIAN CHIKCH MMiAPOKE C nrner Orchard Krt.. Penan* iid. 9 00am. 6i 600 p m. Sunday Service® 0 00 mm. Sunday School üßiiia or IHIIS. ST) Block 41. ran«Ur Hi t Road. A i. Tel: M3O7S >aadar Bibia ClatM I am Morning worahtp it a Cveoiaa Worthlo o m CHI193 words
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Advertisement180 1969-09-14 6 &ONU KAPOK METHOUISI CHIKIH Singapore (Off Caff Road) /.SO a.m.. Si 930 am. Berne* in Bngilsh 1100 am. Service in Malay 8 15 am. Sunday School 11KOX) CHKIMTIAN I'HIKI'H iaman Jurong <«> 846 am Sunday School 10 00 am Worship Seme* in English Sso pm Worship Samoa in Tamil 8-00180 words
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Advertisement191 1969-09-14 6 RAV POH KU4U BAPI Isl CHIRIH (Cantonese English) I KM Pob Road. Singapore 10. reiepbone: ***** wOO am. Sunday School 10 16 am. Sunday Worship 7.46 P.m. Gospei Meeting (First Sunday; QUEKNBTOWN BAPTIST «U5 Margaret Drive •00 am. sunoay School 10 00 am. Worship Service 1115 a m. Frainlng Onion191 words
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Miscellaneous14 1969-09-14 6 Regular! Bj Chris Khoo rr? m h j,} I see that Easter s gone14 words
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Miscellaneous12 1969-09-14 6 4»V= SS a fi And lt'« mrti* than 2 months to ChrUtous!12 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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118 1969-09-14 7 NAIROBI, Sat (UP I) Japan is interested In increasing Its investment in Kenya by establishing new factories and finding more goods It could import. T. Teraro. the leader of a Japanese trade delegation said yesterday. The delegation from Osaka's Chamber of118 words
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312 1969-09-14 7 LONDON, Sat. (UPI) Britain's balance of payments stated a dramatic improvement in the first half of this year to show a surplus of £4B million (U*****.2 million) on combined current and long-term copital account, Treasury figures showed on Thursday.312 words
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Article, Illustration150 1969-09-14 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Mr. Jochen von Mueller, district sales manager for Lufthansa German Airlines for West Malaysia leaves next week for a two-month holiday in Europe. Mr. von Mueller will first visit Honq Kong before proceeding to Germany on a hunting holiday. Prior to150 words
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Article88 1969-09-14 7 WASHINGTON, Sat. (UPI) Micronesia's development aid budget will be increased by U. 5.58.380,000 to accelerate the development programme in the islands if Congress approves a request made yesterday by the White House The increase was requested by the President on the recommendation of Interior Secretary88 words
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Article88 1969-09-14 7 BERNE. Sat. (Reuter) Switzerland yesterday raised ita bank rate by three-quart-er® per cent from three to three and three-quarter per cent to take effect on Monday. Yesterday's announcement by the Swiss National Bank follows the action by West Germany on Thusrday In raising the West German bank88 words
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Article41 1969-09-14 7 NEW YORK. Sat(UPI> Dow jone* ckis.n« averages on the New York Stock Exchange yestercay: 30 industrial* 824 25 20 rails 198 45 15 utilities 113-91 65 stock* 273.54 40 bond* 71.45 Commodity future* index 140.68 up 0 53.41 words
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Article13 1969-09-14 7 THE tin price for yesterday was $639.00 per picuj, down $0.12*.13 words
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Article188 1969-09-14 7 LONDON. Sat. (Reuter) The market ended the account narrowly mixed The Bank of Eng.ana quarterly review had a depressing effect, but late bear covering enabled a small recovery to be staged In late ceaings. Towards the close the FT index showed a loss of 0.7 at 378188 words
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Article82 1969-09-14 7 LONDON. Sat. (UPI) Rubber market closed Arm yesterday with spot 27-1/4. 27-3/4 nom. SETTLEMENT HOUSE. Oct. Nov. Dec. and Oct /Dec. 27-3/8. 27-5/8 nom. Jan/March 27. 27-1/8 April/June 26-7/8 27 Juiy/Sept. 26-3/4. 26-7/8 Oct./ Dec. 26-5/8. 26-3/4 Jan/March 26-7/16. 26-5/8 April/June 26-5/16. 26-1/2 July/ Sept.82 words
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Article49 1969-09-14 7 NEW YORK: Sat (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged to 35 points higher on the New York Commoditv Exchange. There were no sales. (BID) (ASK) Nov. 2800 29.35 Jan. 28.85 Mar. 27.75 28.70 May 2860 July 28.50 Oct 28.45 Locally. No. 2 RSS was 28 cents per pound.49 words
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Article238 1969-09-14 7 THE following is a berthing list released by the Port of S.ngarpore Authority for S«pt. 14: DEPARTURE Godowns Vessels 1 2 Tarantel 3 4 Madison Lloyd 6/7 Anna Bakke 3 9 Jhelum 10 ll Golden Summer N W 1 Gian-g Lee N.W. 5 Perli» 27/23 Ceylon Maru238 words
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719 1969-09-14 7 T ONDON, Sot. (AFP) The London gold L market yesterday celebrated its 50th anniversary after successfully warding off the threat to its existence created by the setting up in March 1968 of the double, official and unoffi- cial, gold market. Following the frantic719 words
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Article88 1969-09-14 7 TUB oooo pnre* at IM HHlC» porr rtilfir** ProdOkO KHMRIt )C*<rrd*J ••«>— m um tr»' loconnl U*l 48.50 FOB) Balk lM«inui On (FOB.) Drum SI 00 l«pn 10-50 Mnntuk Whit* P*PD*r 1(10 00 (FOB.) mm 4»r«Mik Wbllr f»PO*t IS?-AO (FOB) mm HamWiik *nwtat Bturl Pfpp« (FOB) Wl* 115.00 KL.W,88 words
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Article66 1969-09-14 7 CM»n«ier»* Wfii of S»pl. IB) iSIA UNIT T8C6T8 Mai. In VMt Fund 1-15 141 8I>0 IPOKL UNIT 1 RL'gTt 1«t Malayan CM Jnd Mala>an 2 03 3rd Malaru I SO The Coin. Ind 1#J Thf Sir. Fund xd... l-0§ 9(rrlini fooi 5 t 113 Lii H K TW5T66 words
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229 1969-09-14 7 BANGKOK. Sat. Thai Airways International have been appointed the official overseas carrier by air for the 10th International Federation of Asian Western Pacific Contractors Association Convention which will be held in Bangkok from March 7 to 14. 1970 The IFAWPC, of which Singapore229 words
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695 1969-09-14 7 Rtf the vocabulary of regional co-operation In Asia, a pregnant phirase la anathema regional integration. Now the cat ia at last out of the bag. One of the country's leading economists, Mr. Sixto Roxas 111, Is quoted by Fortune magazine as follows: "All this695 words
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Article400 1969-09-14 7 ARRIVALS 5 00am >i»A 019 k. Lumpur 00 a.m. MfcA lift K Lumpur 8.45 am. Mb A 331 b d U e y. iiltaiii 10 13 am. MSA lit K. Lumpur RMSm CAL LI" lajpei Hunt Koug 10.25 ajn. MSA 055 Penanc, IP®*1L Lumpur, miarra LMPA ciAH frK5»:i400 words
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Article, Illustration236 1969-09-14 8 ANEW 16-track album by the Beatles mostly recorded only within the past six to eight weeks is to be released by Apple in September Title of the LP is "Abbey Road," inspired by the address of EMl's recording studios in London's St. John's Wood. One236 words
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Article465 1969-09-14 8 JJI THERE! HAVE you heard the good news yet? You should nave since it's already started more than a weefc ago. And if you're hip, you'll know I'm talking about Eastern Sun's fabulous new TIME THE SONG Contest! It's on e*enr Wednesday, and if you're still not465 words
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Article, Illustration87 1969-09-14 8 FLEETWOOD Mac has signed a three-year recording deal with Warner-Reprise for world-wide distribution on the Reprise label. Thi* follows the group's break from Immediate Records. The new contract is a considerable achievement for WarnerReprise. in the face of strong competition from Apple, who Had been favourites to87 words
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Article, Illustration168 1969-09-14 8 Derek Johnson - Despite fans' protests.... By Derek Johnson ELVIS PRESLEY: Clean Up Your Own Back Yard (RCA). THIS isn't nearly as bad as I was led to believe. The Elvis Presley Fan Club dismisses this track as tantamount to rubbish and is campaigning for the coupling to168 words
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Article, Illustration408 1969-09-14 8 COMMON TO Mi Present disc label Track Recording Manager: Pet# T ownshend Personal Manager: Peter Pudge Read Manager: KeitH Musical director: Pete Townshend Current hi*: "Somethirif In The Air" TNUNQMCUP MWMAM. tofl*—, «M CI r) JCNN VKDT BUM, JtM PITMAM-AVUT umm ««U pwfc JIMMY tmitCM Mi408 words
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Article, Illustration611 1969-09-14 8 Gordon Coxhill - by Gordon Coxhill "T'M broke", said Divy A Jones to the attractive girl talking to him. "You've got more money than I've got. I owe the taxman quite a bit, and I've got a pile of unpaid bills at home." The settin* lor611 words
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Article, Illustration169 1969-09-14 8 CLODAGH RODGERS (RCA Victor) A ROUSING mixture of country, rock and bigvoiced ballad is offered on this first album since Clodagh's big single hit. Come Back And Shake Me, which is one of the 12 tracks here. Similar to it in uptempoed gaiety is Paul and John's Get169 words
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262 1969-09-14 8 GREEN"00• – RICHASD - Jim Jack Quit To Form Rock Group GREEN" 00 RICHASD The two newest members of Thunderclap Newman Jim Pitman-Avery and Jack McCulloch have both left the group. They made the final decision last Friday and are to form their own outfit. Jim joined Newman in April as bass guitarist and262 words
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Miscellaneous488 1969-09-14 8 WORLD CHARTS JUST to prove a record can be a hit without what many consider as the vital radio plug' the controversial "Je T'aime Moi Non Plus" shunned bv radio producers in Britain and Sweden is now tn the top ten in both countries The record, which has even been488 words
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Article, Illustration414 1969-09-14 9 Goh Eng Kee - By Goh Eng Kee IN the cause and course of justice and mercy, the weighter judgment of the law often has been tempered or suspended by fringes of the constitutional rights of the individual. Consequently, basic concepts of "right and wrong" tend or appear414 words
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Article, Illustration640 1969-09-14 9 Florence de Santis - By Florence de Santis YORK, Sat. it used to be that a new night club star needed a voice, a personality and a dinner jacket. Now he thinks as much about fashion as about songs in put- ting together an act.640 words
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Article, Illustration541 1969-09-14 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR Ann: The guy I love is on pot. It's making a vegetable out of him and a nervous wreck out of me. When we first met, Steve was a top student. He had a magnetic personality and a thousand541 words
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550 1969-09-14 9 Sheilah Graham - >//*•/*/./#i// f»f Sheilah Graham NEW YORK. Sat. Will the murder of Sharon Tate and her three companions ever be solved? "It won't be." saya seer Maurice Woodruff If he Is right, and he often is. the tragedy will Join the growing list550 words
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Article131 1969-09-14 9 SHOES, with high and broad heels, important metal trims, bold details like perforations and scalloped edges. THE stretched-out. easy look to dresses. In soft knit, with tunic Jacket or vest at will, a flip of pleats to the skirt or a bias flare THE sweatery looks for lean131 words
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160 1969-09-14 9 Gloria-mae - By Gloria-mae THE students of the Department of Business Administration of the University of Singapore are at present conducting a survey on the purchasing pattern of cosmetics in Singagapore. They choose cosmetics as their product since the students feel that it would be easier to160 words
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Miscellaneous244 1969-09-14 9 LIDO Phone 284)4 OPENS TODAY No Free List 11 4 m 143 4 00. «.3n 813 p.m. Julie Yah Feng <St Jenn*- Hu "FAREWELL MT LOVE" 'A SHAW PRODUCTION) Mandarin in Shawaeope Color V;it Change School Children tl to any feat at all shows Nancy K*an James Shiget* 3 FLOWER244 words
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Miscellaneous13 1969-09-14 9 KIT TO EASTEHN SUN FILM RATINGS Poor Fair 1 Cood Very Good. Excellent13 words
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Miscellaneous262 1969-09-14 9 EXTRA! SPECIAL! Now Shewing it Cltki; A Olton APOLLO 11 A GIANT LEAP FOB MANKIND IN COLOB IODEON 2111 6J LAST 2 DATS! U a.m. ISO IN, IJI ».y> p m Carol White Paul Burke A National Genera! PieturM RKue In Technicolor OPENS TUESDAYI 'Mandarin) Chang Yana Tl»e Flying Tiger'262 words
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Article1331 1969-09-14 10 KIM l: CL. 4 Div. J-« F—1.1S pMU ($4,000) 9 00 9.00 900 900 9.00 8.13 8 13 813 811 8.11 810 810 808 808 807 900 E Breuk Dawkina 13 t s 2. 100 8. 08 4. M 5 330 6. 418 7. 03 8. 3601,331 words
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Article891 1969-09-14 10 Big Ben - GOING: VERT GOOD By Big Ben OPEEDY Kudadin can toppU the class four division two opposition in Raca Two at Ipoh today, second day of tht Perak Turf Club Gold Vase matting. The Enley Moor gelding is retaining his last start winnine form. Twice In the891 words
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Article24 1969-09-14 10 BIG BEN Kudadin Riverbanks Outspoken Jimmy Lad Troposphere Asian Pride Rina II Cisco Kudadin Johnara Outspoken Zodiac Asian Pride Maxwell Garden Riverbanks24 words
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Article206 1969-09-14 10 DONC ASTER, England. Sat. i Reuter) Aggravate owned by LE. Van Moppes won the Park Hill Stakes run over one mile, three quarters and 132 yards here yesterday. Mrs. PW. McGrath's Myastrid was second with P.G. Goulandis's Paul Mary third of six runners. Ernie Johnson206 words
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102 1969-09-14 10 BANGKOK, Sat. (Reuter)— Burma will host the second South-East Asia shooting championships in immediately after the fifth South-East Asia Peninsula (SEAP) Games end on Dec. 13. according to the official working People's Daily The newspaper said the tentative programme of the shooting chamoionshipg was: Dec.102 words
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Article155 1969-09-14 10 BIRMINGHAM, Eng. land, Sat. (Reuter) South African Golfer Coble Legrange strengthened his grip on the £8.450 Dunlop Masters tournament near here yesterday with a thirdround two-under-par 70. Legrange, leader from the first round, added two more shots to his overnight advantage to take a six-shot lead with155 words
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Article156 1969-09-14 10 BIG BEN JIMMY LAD CISCO ZODIAC RACK I THE BOSS Conflict Sporting Sam TBOPOSPHERE The Boss Getalnng THE BOSS Sporting Sam Troposphere SPORTING SAM The BOM Fraser Hill II BACK t KUDADIN Motion Picture IV Everything Better uslihemb KUDADIN Catterick Motion Picture IV B SUCCESS Kudadin Ulysses II BACK156 words
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Article425 1969-09-14 10 NG EK HWANG emerged champion for the third year in succession in the women's section of the AUPE's third annual swimming carnival held at the River Valley Road Swimming Pool on Friday night. Ek Hwang of the Telecommunications Department scored 11 points from four events425 words
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Article29 1969-09-14 10 BOMBAY. Sat. (Reuter) The New Zealand cricket team led by Graham Dowling arrived in Bombay thi9 morning from London for a one month tour of India.29 words
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Article165 1969-09-14 10 LONDON. Sat The leading sports car race run in Britain, the BOAC 500-mile (804 km) international event, will be the first British race to be staged over a metric distance In 1970. The race will be run at Brands Hatch, Kent, Southeast England, over 1.000165 words
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Article136 1969-09-14 10 ATLANTA. Georgia. Bat. (Reuter) A crowd of more than 1.000 turned out for the first day of the world tennis championship show here and saw Australians Tony Roche and John Newcombe. the flying Dutchman Tom Okker and Earl Buchholz reach the semi-finals. Roche, meeting heavy resistance from136 words
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Article253 1969-09-14 10 LONDON, Sat. (Reuter) Derek Underwood, prolific wic-ket-taker for England and Kent, ended with a t w o-inning s total of nine wickets for 41 runs against Somerset yesterday In a brilliant end-of-season burst. At one stage Underwood claimed three wickets in four overs as Somerset crumpled253 words
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Article197 1969-09-14 10 US Baseball Results Standings NEW YORK, Sat. (Reuter) Results of yesterday', major league baseball games: NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 1, Pittsburgh 0 (1st); New York 1, Pittsburgh o (2nd); Montreal 4, Philadelphia 0; Chicago 5. Cardinals 1 Atlanta 4. Houston 3; Los Angeles 5. San Diego 3; San Prancisco 1.197 words
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Article516 1969-09-14 11 Thomas Cup CHRISTCHURCH. Sat (Renter) New Zealand ton! eh t beat Singapore by *even fames to two to win the Australasian Zone final of the Thomas Cup badminton competition. Nrw Zealand which had t 3—l lead after th« first session last night, won the remaining three516 words
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Article1407 1969-09-14 11 BIG BEN - Bv BIG BEN IPOH, Sat American jockey John Sellers scored a double on Romantlca In Race Four and Caramoor in the last race here today. Romantlca paid $12 while Caramoor Sl7. There were two three figure dividends Tee Up $ll2 and Courageous $ll6. The going was1,407 words
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Article295 1969-09-14 11 SERVICE FAULTS RULE CHRISTCHURCH, Sat. (Reuter) Singapore's badminton team have demanded clarification of the rule governing service faults in their Thomas Cup zone final against New Zealand here. Team coach Wong Peng Soon was seeking consultation with New Zealand official* this afternoon before the final games In295 words
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Article115 1969-09-14 11 Fathul Kinb trounced Armed Forces s—l in a FAS division one league fixture at the Jalan Be«ar Stadium.last night. Fathu; led 2—l at half-time. Hussein Abdullah (2). Syed Ahmad (2) and Majid Ariff (1) netted for Fathul while Ismail Jantan scored for the loaers In the other115 words
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Article650 1969-09-14 11 Godfrey Jalleh wa» the star performer in the Flash Sports Club first annual athletic meet held at the St. Patrick's School ground yesterday. Competing in the men's Junior division. Godfrey was first in the 100 metre® (11.5 sees.). 400 metres (55.5 sees >. 800 metres <2650 words
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Article76 1969-09-14 11 HONG KONG. Sat. (Reuter) Japan won all four matches in the eastern section of the Thomas Cup badminton competition agamet Hong Kong here today. RESULTS: SINGLES: Ippe; Kajima (Japan) beat Koo Man-For (HK) 15-6, 15-3; Junji Honma (Japan) beat Chu Sai-Wah (HK) 15-1. 15-4. Doubles: Kojima76 words
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Advertisement221 1969-09-14 11 Classified Ads. Houses Land For Sale DOWN PAYMENT HJflO/Immediate Occupation Katong Seaside (Opposite ShaWa Villa. 440 A East Coast Road) Freehold 2/3-storey luxury semi-detached bungalow 4 rooms. 3 balls, split level. S balconies, quality equipment large kitchen, gpadous garden at Katong First Class Residential Area Hilltop facing sea Convenient transportation.221 words
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Miscellaneous49 1969-09-14 11 BIG SWEEP Total Pool $34,636. Ist Prixe No. *****1 $8,572 2nd Prixe No. *****5 $4,286 3rd Prist No. *****2 $2,143 Starters ($217 each) Nos: *****7 *****2 *****0 *****2 *****6 *****7 *****6 *****1 *****5 *****4 *****7 Consolation: ($166 each) Nos: *****2 *****3 *****4 *****6 *****0 *****4 *****2 *****2 *****8 *****4.49 words
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Miscellaneous1365 1969-09-14 11 (CHANNEL 5) A M 10.00 Opening Announcements in all Language? A- Skippv The Bush Kangaroo No Trespassers; 10.30 The Nurses Pa*iv Girl; 11.15 Pesta Poo. PM 12.10 Mr. Ed the Talking Horse Mr. Ed Writes Dear Abbv: 12 35 Hollywood Palace Milton Bcrle; 1.30 Prog. Summary in all Languages; 11,365 words
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246 1969-09-14 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. A $3 million flyover across the railway line at the Johore Causeway to ease traffic congestion was announced by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Raxak. This formed part of the four-point plan to speed up traffic across the causeway which246 words
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Article123 1969-09-14 12 POLICE have recovered the five valuable birds which were stolen by thieves from the Jurong Bird Park during the week. The birds including a pnzeeassowary from New Guinea, two peacocks and a pair of storks, were handed over to the Police by a shop-assistant from a shop123 words
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Article85 1969-09-14 12 THE fifth issue of the "Prospect" published by the Ministry of Education, will be on sale as from Monday, Sept. 15. Some of the titles in this Issue are: The Arab-Israeli Conflict. t Angkor, a travel guide to the great monuments. Who wants to read, a85 words
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Article123 1969-09-14 12 A STUDENT. Albert Lee. 18. and three at his classmates were robbed of two watches and $1 bv three men, one armed with a v eg e t able knife and the other two with sticks, at Sime Road on Friday evening. Albert, of Toa Pavoh123 words
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Article, Illustration138 1969-09-14 12 The First Lady, Puan Noor Alshah. the patron of the Singapore Olrl Guides Association. performed a treeplanting ceremony to mark the end of the Association's eight-month long celebrations to commemorate Singapore* 150 th Anniversary, yesterday evening. The ceremony was followed by dances and pantomlnes performed138 words
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Article107 1969-09-14 12 THE Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Culture, Enche Sha'ari Tadin spoke yesterday of the need for a greater number of local people to come forward and donate blood to save their fellowmen. Enche Sha'ari said this was because in the past, a considerable number of107 words
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Article44 1969-09-14 12 "FREEDOM From Arbitrary Arrest International Human Rights" will be topic of a public lecture to be given by Dr. Parvez Hassan at the Physics Lecture Theatre 1, Bukit Tim ah Campus of the University of Singapore on Sept 18 at 5.00 p.m.44 words
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Article65 1969-09-14 12 TELEVISION Singapura will provide a special service for students sitting for their School Certificate Examination, this vear. Special transmissions will be made over Channel 8 on the following davs on the following plays:— 0 "Macberth" on Sept. 14 (today) at 1.10 pm. "Where Angel® Fear to65 words
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Article173 1969-09-14 12 THE Majlis Ugama Islam. Singapura, has awarded 41 scholarships to Muslim students studying at the University of Singapore, Nanyang University, universities overseas In religious subjects; in the Higher School Certificate classes and religious schools of the H.S.C. level. The announcement was made in a news release yesterday.173 words
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Article, Illustration129 1969-09-14 12 A BUS conductor. Chua Khoot Tee. 41, was killed or the spot after he was hit by a passing mini-bus along MacPherson Road, yesterday. As a result of the accident, the van rammed against an obstacle, skidded and crashed on its side in the middle129 words
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Article61 1969-09-14 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat:—A junior technician of the Royal Malaysian Air Force who returned from a two-year course in Britain in June was killed last night when he accidentally walked into the moving propellers of a Caribou aircraft The bodv of the airman. A. Buyaneswaran. 21. was taken61 words
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Article, Illustration324 1969-09-14 12 THE practical educational potentialities of the Museum here should be fully exploited in the teaching of natural history in Singapore schools. This was stated bv the Chairman of the National Museum. Mr. J. F. Conceicao at the ceremony conferring certificates of attendance on324 words
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Article54 1969-09-14 12 KI'ALA LUMPUR. Sat A Thai teacher lost her cash and valuables amounting to $1,572 when her room in a rest house at Kuala Kangsar was burgled yesterday. The victim. Madam Apiromya Sankosik. 40. from Bangkok told police that she work up this morning to find the54 words
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Article20 1969-09-14 12 THERE were a total of 53 accidents during the last 24 hours in the Republic. Seven were serious.20 words
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688 1969-09-14 12 'OCCUPATIONAL SINGAPORE'S Minister for Science ond Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, has for the second time in two days called for a bias towards inter-employment mobility in the training accorded in local universities. Speaking at the University of Singapore Science Society's annual dinner688 words
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289 1969-09-14 12 A POLITICAL detainee. Tan* Chee Kiong, 29, who was one of the persons who took delivery of a consignment of Are arms, ammunition and explosives and smuggled it into Singapore from Indonesia in 1962 for sabotage purposes, had been released from detention earlier this289 words
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Miscellaneous91 1969-09-14 12 Time 6t Tide High Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 12.13 p.m. (8.8 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 0.13 a.m. (10.9 ft.), 12.35 p.m. (10.4 ft) Low Tide (Todoy) Singapore Town: 6.00 a.m. (1.6 ft 6.05 pjn. (1.7 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 5.55 am (2.0 ft), 6.05 p.m. (2.1 ft) High Tide (Tomorrow) Singapore -Town:91 words
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