Eastern Sun, 16 September 1969
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Title Section23 1969-09-16 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY ft Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1120 Tuesday, 16 September 1969. ft MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents23 words
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Article391 1969-09-16 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A court inquiry to determine whether charges of corruption against a former legal adviser and secretary of the Malaysia-Singapore Airlines should be heard in Singapore or Malaysia today opened dramatically with a shock announcement Gerald Fernandez is in London. Fernandez, arrested on391 words
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Article76 1969-09-16 1 CALCUTTA. Mon. (Reuter) Prime Minister Indira Gandhi today declined comment on a reported threat by her former deputy. Mr. Morarji Desal, to use Gandhian pressure to force her to confess lapses in Congress Party discipline. Mr: Desai said he would fight Indiscipline by Gandhian methods of Satyagraha76 words
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Article67 1969-09-16 1 COLOMBO. Mon (Reuter) The Ceylon government has revoked an order which outlawed strikes in the country's oil and electricity Industries and allowed troops to take over distribution t n the current national emergency. Aim of last night's eovernment move, which followed on Saturdays proclamation of the emergency, was67 words
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Article151 1969-09-16 1 LEAMINGTON, England Mon. (I'Pl)—Every week for 30 years, hospital clerk Bernard Fisher mailed away a bet in Britain's national betting pools on soccer games. Every week he looked at the game results and saw he lost. But last week the 62-year-old bachelor leaped up from his morning newspaper151 words
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Article133 1969-09-16 1 NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) The tanker Manhattan radioed yesterday that It had achieved its goal of becoming the first commercial ship to complete the legendary Northwest Passage. A spokesman lor Humble Oil and Refining Co., sponsor of the US$39 million research voyage, said the tanker arrived at133 words
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Article75 1969-09-16 1 CAPE TOWN. Mon. (UPI)— Dr. Christian Barnard's fourth heart transplant patient is in serious condition and not responding to treatment for a blood infection caused by rejection tendencies, hospital sources said. The sources at Groote Schuur hospital said Dorothy Fisher, who received a new heart April 17. was75 words
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Article, Illustration151 1969-09-16 1 ONE of th« world's biggest "steel giants", the British Stool Corporation of Wales, is now exploring Hie possibilities of setting up a joint-venture steel industry in the Republic. The Managing Director of the British steel giant. Lord Layton. "did not rule out the possibility"151 words
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Article182 1969-09-16 1 TEL AVIV. Mon. (UPI) Israeli warplanes attacked Egyptian "military target*' on the western shore of the Gulf of Suez for 50 minutes yesterday, an Army spokpsman announced. It was the sixth straight day of Israeli air raids against Egypt and the fifth time the Suez182 words
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Article49 1969-09-16 1 KATMANDU. Mon (UPl> Barj weather today again prevented a Kobe Uruvers:'y mountaineering team from flying to Jumla, from where they will try to conquer 22.060foot Mt. Patrasi Himal. Yesterday the team turned back after flying for about 30 minutes in bad weather They will try again tomorrow.49 words
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Article101 1969-09-16 1 BANGKOK. Mon. (Reuter) Thailand has agreed in principle to reduce Import duty on fiah imported from Malaysia. Mr. Prlda Karnasutr. director-general of fisheries said today. Mr. Prida told reporters that the duty would be lowered from 30 percent to three percent In the case of fresh fish101 words
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Article216 1969-09-16 1 SEOUL, Mon. (Reuter) Four angry opposition legislators stormed into the office of National Assembly speaker Gyo-Sang Rhce tumbling down the table and throwing books over the windows. Another group of seven opposition assembly men went to Mr. Rhee's official residence in southeastern Seoul and pulled216 words
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Article95 1969-09-16 1 SEOUL. Mon. (UPI) A heavy weekend rain storm, the worst to hit South Korea in 60 years, killed at least 250 persons and injured 91 others in the nation'* southern coastal areas, national police said today The dismal downpours which started at Saturday noon and95 words
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Article115 1969-09-16 1 DAMASCUS. Mon. (Router) All travellers to Syria of whatever nationality will be given entry visas at the new Damascus international airport. Syria's Director of Civil Aviation said today. Speaking at the ceremony marking the formal opening of the new airport, director Nahedh Al-Khanl said the115 words
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Article49 1969-09-16 1 JERUSALEM, Mon. (Reuter) —Some 20.000 citizens from Arab countries visited relatives in Israeli-held territories under a three-month long summer visit scheme which ended today. The scheme, first put into practice last year, enabled the visitors to stay for up to one month after obtaining special entry permits.49 words
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Article44 1969-09-16 1 FRANKFURT. Germany. Mon. (UPI) Pan American World Airways announced today its first Boeing 747 "Jumbo Jet'' flight from New York via London to Frankfurt scheduled for Dec. 15 had been cancelled because the Boeing 747 could not be delivered in time.44 words
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Article20 1969-09-16 1 JAKARTA. Mon. (Reuter)— Garuda Indonesian Airways today Inaugurated a weekly service between Singapore and Palembang, in South Sumatra.20 words
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239 1969-09-16 1 KY JUMPS THE GUN SAIGON, Mon. (UPI and AFP) Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky tonight said 40,500 more U.S. troops will be withdrawn from South Vietnam by the end of November. Ky made the disclosure to an American and a French correspondent at239 words
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Article48 1969-09-16 1 A KIT A, Japan, Mon. (Reuter) Utajo Hashimoto. 78, blasted himself to death here today by lighting the fuse of a detonator cap and patting ft in his month. Police said he left a note saying he wag committing suicide because he had a nose disease.48 words
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Article99 1969-09-16 1 BUFFALO. New York. Mon. (UPI) A half-paralyzed gunman fell from his wheelchair during a robbery at grocery and was arrested yesterday, police said today. Jeffrey Merukeb. 29. and his alleged accomplice who pushed the wheelchair, were arrested for first degree robbery Police said Leroy Workman. 18, of99 words
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Article95 1969-09-16 1 "Guards" and per*. and a large crowd continued tfc»,jjather at tlt« site of a "beautiful" mystery coffin near midnight. The unusual coffin was uncovered yesterday _by workmen working aloßg Tiong Bahru, opposite Red Hill Estate. The coffin is the only one on the site of former attap huts and95 words
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Miscellaneous11 1969-09-16 1 LADIES DAY I wm I 2\i 'Hi Joe, here I am!*11 words
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388 1969-09-16 3 PARIS, Mon. (UPI and Reuter) Four American Air Fore* Wives arrived at the scene of Hie Vietnam Peace Talks yesterday to see if a direct appeal to the North Vietnamese will succeed where diplomacy so far has failed.388 words
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Article257 1969-09-16 3 AMRITSAR, INDIA, Mon. (Reuter) An 85-year-old Sikh leader, Dr. Darshan Singh Pheruman, yesterday completed a month of fasting for inclusion of Chandigarh City in Punjab State. Pheruman has pledged Chandigarh or Death and although he is getting weaker end more feeble each day is expected to257 words
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302 1969-09-16 3 COLOMBO, Ceylon, Mon. (Routor) Military forcos Kav« taken charqe of oil supplies and distribution in key centres following the Government's proclamation of a nation-wide State of Emergency. Armoured vehicles were also on patrol yesterday in the streets of Colombo and302 words
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Article72 1969-09-16 3 HONG KONG. MOB. (UPI) Bong Kong waa declared choiera-free today for the second time tiiiq summer. The Colony was declared cholera- Infected Uat Joiy ch era-free July 26 and again cholera-infected S®T>t- 3. The on-agaln. off-again declaration were due to "International Sanitary Regulations that the Colony may72 words
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Article287 1969-09-16 3 LONDON. Mon (UPI) —The men who created James Bond also laid e plot that brought Nasi Deputy Fuehrer, Rudolf Hess, flying Into Allied captivity during World War 11. In a new history of Britain a Secret Service, author Richard Deacon says the late lan287 words
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441 1969-09-16 3 RIO DE JANEIRO, Men. (R«ut«r) Fhr« specialists celled in to examine President Arthur Da Costa E. Silva, felled by a stroke 16 days ago, reported yesterday he lacked mobility on his right sid« and hit speech was affected. The specialists, headed by French neurologist, Francois441 words
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Article84 1969-09-16 3 MANILA. Mon. (UPI) The Philippines Herald U>-day ran a cartoon showing Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman and South Korean President Park Chung Hee with arms around each other. The cartoon showed the two leaders clutching bottles labelled "Power* Rahman holding of paper saying. Arrest anybody who84 words
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Article239 1969-09-16 3 TOKYO, Mon. (UPI) The Mainichi Daily News, a nationally distributed daily, to-day featured sightseeing in South-oast Asia in connection with the annual Convention of the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA). Some 3,000 ASTA members have gathered here to attend the meeting to be held to-day through239 words
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168 1969-09-16 3 SUBIC BAY, The Philippines. Mon. (Renter and UPI) —Commander Albert McLemore, commanding officer of the American Destroyer "Frank E. Evans" which was sliced in two by the Australian aircraft carrier "Melbourne" last June, to-day pleaded not guilty before a court martial to charges of168 words
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50 1969-09-16 3 REV. IAN PAISLEY addressed an outdoor rally at Crossgar, Ireland, on Sept 14. Shaking his fist and waving a bible, he told a cheering crowd in the county down village."The fight is on!" Full report on the latest turn of events in Belfast appears on pa ge 4. —(UPI photo).—(UPI photo). - 50 words
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Article145 1969-09-16 4 SEOUL. Mon. (UPI) overnight rain storms killed 131 persons In South Korea's southern coast areas late yesterday to-day Government authorities reported. In addition. 263 persons were missing and 51 others were Injured In the worst rain In Korea In 60 years, according to the latest statistics145 words
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Article67 1969-09-16 4 NAIROBI. Mon. (Reuter) British air ace Sheila Scott was involved in a scuffle with three drunken pilots who tried to throw her into a swimming pool on Saturday night, she said when she landed here yesterday at the end of the East African flying safari. Her67 words
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213 1969-09-16 4 6ELDIN. New York, Mon (UPI) A 12-year-old girl died yeaterday and a 15-year-old was in critical condition after taking an overdose of pills prescribed for one victim's older brother. Lynda Lee Sinclair. 12. and her friend Laura Pepe. 15, were playing213 words
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Article61 1969-09-16 4 HONG KONG. Mon. (Reuter) Fire broke out at the Shaw Brothers Film Studio in the New Territories this morning. causing damage estimated at about one million HK. dollars (about 66.000 sterling). There were no casualties. It took 13 fire engines and 80 firemen two hours to61 words
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Article33 1969-09-16 4 LOCH NESS, Scotland Mon. (UPI) —Britain's independent television news service yesterday began a 14-day search for the biabed Loch Ness monster, using anchovy, blood meal and gelatip for bait.33 words
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Article298 1969-09-16 4 WASHINGTON, M6n. (UPI) Israeli Premier Mrs. Oolda Meir said yesterday "the last thing' Israel wants la another war with the Arabs. But she added: "If it comes, there isn't a person In this country who lsn t confident that we will win again." Mrs.298 words
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Article43 1969-09-16 4 CAIRO. Mon. (Reuter)—The Jordanian Prime Minister. Mr. Bahjat A 1 Talhoum. Is due her® today for urgent ta.ks with Efyptian officials, Cairo newspapers reported. The newspapers said Talhoum was also carrying a message from King Hussein to President Nasser.43 words
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Article, Illustration486 1969-09-16 4 UNITED NATIONS, Naw York, Mon. (Reuter) The 24th Generjl A«sembly of the U.N. opons here tomorrow with a warning from Secretary General U Thant that tha world body has failed in its task of decolonising Southern Africa. The warning486 words
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Article94 1969-09-16 4 TEHERAN. Mon. (UPI) An Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman yesterday called one hundred per cent false" Baghdad radio broadcast L h V amie d Ira< *i soldiers had killed 30 Iranian troops and captured 14 others in a border clash. Earlier, military and foreign ministry officials said94 words
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Article376 1969-09-16 4 BELrAST. Northern Ireland. Mon. (UPI and Reuter) Alarmed by the death of two troopers, the British Army today called for reinforcements for the soldiers patrolling on 16-hour sh;ft« to keep a Kind of peace between feuding Roman Catholics and Protestants. Prime Minister Harold Wilson's376 words
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Miscellaneous183 1969-09-16 4 TODAY an Mi vs. wfi Tuesday, September 16» 1969. TAR By CLAY L POLLAN K Your Doily Activity Guido M, According to tho Start. To develop messoge for Tuesday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 1 Fr*ndk 31 Smilw 61 To 2Voguo 32 From 62 Today183 words
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891 1969-09-16 5 Marie Tang Photogenic Of Them All! RTS T:»lc*ntmie 6 1 TV Snapshots Contest Results SHE'S o petite, pixJ#sh four-foot niner. She sings snappy show tunes with a mischievous twinkle in her eye and belts out her songs with the aplomb of891 words
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Article63 1969-09-16 5 How many entries did they pull? Here's the eeore. No. of snapshots Eunice Sim 27 Marie Tan* 20 Loretta Mendota 17 The Muriels 11 Dusky La Gootna 10 M. Ismail 10 Axis Talib 7 Christina Tan 6 The Island Folk 6 M. Aim en f>r 6 Patrick Rudse63 words
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Article, Illustration74 1969-09-16 5 The Star: Marie Tang. The Occasion: Grand Final. The Song: When Chinaboy Meets Chinagirl. The Photographer: Mr. Tan Shee Tiong, 49A Jatan Besar, Singapore 8. Camera: YashicaMai EM Aperture: f 8 5 Film: AgfalSS. Judges' Comments: A splendid example of peak action photography Involving precise, split-second timing. Visually74 words
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Article, Illustration57 1969-09-16 5 The Stir: The Muriels The Occasion: Grand Final. The Song: 'Light My Fire*. The Photographer: Mr. Joseph K. S. Tan. 34 Jalan Kesoma, Singapore 19. Camera: Asahi Pentax Aperture: f 4 5 Film: Kodak Tri-X. Judges' Comments: Another well-timed shot, portraying the group at their best and conveying57 words
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Article, Illustration48 1969-09-16 5 The Star: M Almenor. The Occasion: Grand Final. The Song: Fly Me To The Moon. The Photographer: Miss R. Kaur, 15 Jalan Jarak, Singapore 28. Camera: Yashica TL Aperture: f 3.5 Film: Kodak Plus-X Judges' Comments: A dramatic close-up. depicting the singer at his most expressive.48 words
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Article, Illustration201 1969-09-16 5 And Now...From The Sublime To The Ridiculous: Or, Some Of Your Favourite Talentimers As You've Never Seen Them Before IN case you don't recognise them, they are, from left to right, top to bottom. M. Ismail, Eunice Sim. M. Almenor and Ainah Ahmad. These four snapshots were among201 words
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Article147 1969-09-16 5 First Prist: Mr. Foona Hon Yuen. 54, Pagoda Street, Singapore 1. (BACK LANE) Second Prise: Mr. Wong Sai Hoong Blk. 22, 551-E, Jin. Tenteram Singapore. (THE LITTLE GIRL) 3rd Prise: Mr. Kee She Lin, 288, Balestier Road, Singapore. !TWO ONLY) Consolation Prixes: (Certificates of Merit).147 words
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Article347 1969-09-16 5 THE FRIZES 1*» PRIZE: $3OO CASH VOUCHER 2nd PRIZE: $lOO CASH VOUCHER 3rd PRIZE: 50 CASH VOUCHER Plus Certificates of Merit to the next 10 best entries THE RULES 1. To participate In this con test, ell you have to do I* to submit or* or mor# po'tMrd-tii#347 words
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Advertisement108 1969-09-16 5 "LIGHT A CANDLE AND TAKE A PHOTO" Absurd? Would be with an ordinary camera. But the YASHICA ELECTRO-35 is no ordinary camera. II 0 P d YASHICA The Yashica Electro-35 does the almost Impossible! It takes living colour photoe in next to no light. An •electronically controlled systsm makes eutomstic108 words
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Advertisement227 1969-09-16 5 YASHICA The difference Ilea In the range of shutter speede. The TL haa apeeda from V 4 to 1/500 eec. Tha TL-SUPER haa an extended rang* from 1 full eec. to an action-freezing 1/1000. The TL-SUPER aleo feeturea a mirror lock-up for uee with the ultre wideangie 21mm lena end227 words
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Article562 1969-09-16 6 rE sitiiation in which President Nixon finds himself today can be described as the classic Aristotelian dilemma. At a time when most impartial observers believe that the Vietcong have been rooted and militarily North Vietnam is at the end of its tether, Nixon's arm is562 words
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Article240 1969-09-16 6 MUSIC and motor cars are mutually opposed and they haven't much in common. The sweet and soothing qualities of music is very unlike the burrs...putts and the other Jarring notes of an engine. Their ends are also different. Fumes and speed raise tension while melody reduces it and240 words
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Article, Illustration1142 1969-09-16 6 DARWIN, Australia: Most of the time the Todd River at Alice Springs, Northern Territory, wanders through the beautiful ghost gums as a wide expanse of dry sand. Only on a few days of the year is there any water in the river. Then itAIS - 1,142 words
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Article24 1969-09-16 6 The saddest failures in life are those that come from not puttinr forth the power and will to succeed. Edwin P. Whipple.24 words
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Article, Illustration788 1969-09-16 6 JOSEPH ALSOP - By JOSEPH ALSOP TRANG BANG, South Vietnam— The potentially fatal erosion of the Vietcong apparatus in large areas of South Vietnam has been this reporter's first quite astounding discovery on this trip. The facts showing the erosion in Hau Nghia and Binh Tuong provinces have already788 words
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426 1969-09-16 6 Alan Thomas - By Alan Thomas MOSCOW. (Reuter) Who discovered that Asia and America ara not joined together? The sea channel which divides the two continents, between Siberia and Alaska, bears the name of the Bering Straits. and most history books credit its discovery to Danish-born explorer426 words
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Article441 1969-09-16 6 Vernon Scott - by Vernon Scott HOLLYWOOD UPI) I It would, appear that female novelists have cornered the market on pornography, or at least clinically oriented stories dealing with sex. The latest to emerge from the stacks of prurient literature is Gwen Davis, who has had five previous books441 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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Article595 1969-09-16 7 81NGAPOK* BUMS ex-, change MJd IM other price* 1 omciaiiy onto «x ti« buslneae. INDUSTRIALS AC.MA 1 1 1 B. 87 liw 6. 1 j at a*> Ben A Co l 84 1.1 Ra Borneo slid l.?u Bousteftd 1.96 Camel Plywood 1.75 C. Sugar CD 4.14595 words
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165 1969-09-16 7 BRUSSELS. Mon. (UPI) Fore:gn Ministers of the six Common Market nations are expected to set a date for a European Economic Community (EEC) summit when they meet in Brussels today. Common Market sources said yesterday. Predicted date and place of the meeting165 words
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Article55 1969-09-16 7 HONG KONG. Mon (UPI) Money Quotations: HK56.090 per U.S dollar HK56.***** per U.S. dollar TT HK? 14.51 per pound sterling HK5308.25 per tael of gold 94.5 c>er cent fineness HK? 162.0 oer 10.000 Japanese yen HK5133.0 per 100 Philippines peso? buyers HK5134.0 per 100 Philippines pesos sellers Philippine55 words
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Article99 1969-09-16 7 tub noon price* «t pore Cbinete ProdOwa tfit etui* ttsetoaBgf >e»terda; wera»— HOW Coconut OH 49-50 (FOB Bulk mm Imonui Oil (FOB) Drum mm 52 00 Mixed copra 8050 l M tint oh Uhlte Pepper (FOB) 100 00 Ur»WMk White frpptt Pepper (FOB) mm 157 so •ara*<ik special Blue*99 words
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Article59 1969-09-16 7 (Managers" Price* of Sept. 16) ASIA UNIT TKU8T8 Mai. invest. Fund i ts 1-U S1NGAPOHL UNIT TKL6T8 l«t Malayan 2 80 2nd Malajan 2.03 3rd Malayan 103 The com. ind. 1.03 113 The r>ar. Fund xd 108 lit# Sterling Com 5/4 UK. TkLiST FLNUM lit Hong Ronr 1.6659 words
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102 1969-09-16 7 LONDON, Mon. (Reuterl Britain will not abandon or cut its overseas aid programme. Prime Minister Harold Wilson pledged last night. In fart his government's aid to underdeveloped nations this financial year would be £227 million about six per cent more than last year,102 words
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Article208 1969-09-16 7 THE following is a berthing list released by the Port of Singapore Authority for Sept. 16: DEPARTURE Godowns Vessels 8 9 Wonogiri 13/14 Ixion 18 Mandalay N.W. 1 Auby 21/22 Yushun Maru 33/34 Priam ARRIVAL Godowns Vessels 33 34 Jan Matejko 38/39 Esso Colon 23/24 Eastern Maid208 words
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408 1969-09-16 7 By Our Market Rtporter CONDITIONS in tha Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday war# quiat with a rathar mixad outlook at trading appoarod to conttnuo last Friday's trond. The market was marked up slightly after the opening bell but it eased just408 words
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147 1969-09-16 7 HONG KONG. Mon (Reuter) Hong Kong could expect more United States electronics firm* to set up manufacturing plants in the colony, Mr. Burgess Dempster, president of the California-based Electronic Engineering company, told a press conference here today. At present. 60147 words
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Article68 1969-09-16 7 SAIGON. Mon (ATP) Imports of rice from the United States are decreasing sharply. American sources affirmed. They said that this year South Vietnam will import only 300.000 tons of rice, compared with 750.000 tons In 1967. The decrease in Imports is due to satisfactory crops in68 words
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Article305 1969-09-16 7 OCTOBER first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 pjn., in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 76-3/4 cents per lb., up one and one eighth of a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet Steadier conditions were seen during the morning305 words
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202 1969-09-16 7 NEW DELHI. Mon. (Reuter) The government has removed Its limit on tourist charter flights to India by foreign operators, to promote tourist trade. Charter flights were almost completely banned till about three years ago, mainly because It was thought it would affect202 words
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Article414 1969-09-16 7 ARRIVALS 5.00am. MSA 029 K. Lumpur 9 00a.m. MSA 119 K. Lumpur а.HAa.m GARL'UA OAM8 3 Jakarta 1015 a m MSA 121 K.. Lumpur 10.25 a.m. MSA 005 P a n a n g. lpoh. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca 100 p m. SAS 8K971 Copenhagen, Taabkent, Bangkok. 1.10 pm.414 words
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Article997 1969-09-16 7 DCSINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms D of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in bracketa in lota of 1.000 unita unless otherwise specified: INDUSTRIALS BORNEO $1.79 (1); Boustead I 51.98 (1»: Camel Plywood $1.78 i (1); C.997 words
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90 1969-09-16 7 WELLINGTON, N.Z Mon. (Reuter)—Overseas exchange transactions for the year ended August 31 have produced a record surplus of NZ576.7 million on current account in New Zealand. The Minister of Finance. Mr Robert Muldoon, said in a statement today that although Internal activity had90 words
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Article75 1969-09-16 7 VANCOUVER. Mon. (UPI) Western Canadian coal mines and the Japanese steel industry are assuring one another a solid future. Enji Haseo. president of Mitsubishi Canada Ltd.. said here yesterday. Haseo said that within two years, Japan will be importing more than 12-million tons of coal annually from75 words
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Article, Illustration1106 1969-09-16 8 Reading And Writin': (2) THE linguists began their rise to eminence during World Wor 11, when they helped the Armed Forces turn out large numbers of people who could speok foreign languages. They were called in because the traditional methods had failed even after several1,106 words
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Article, Illustration126 1969-09-16 8 HAMBURG, (DaD) This automatic babysitter can be built by any talented hobby constructor with the help of an electronic construction kit. It was one of the many novelties at the exhibit "You and Your World" in Hamburg (Federal Republic of Germany). Young parents without a grandmother nearby greeted126 words
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Article251 1969-09-16 8 CANBERRA: A new "paint-on" which enables dentists to give porcelain teeth the appearance of gold process has been developed by an Australian dental expert. Marketed under the name of Magsudo Gold", derived partly from the name of its inventor. Mr. Magson of TecDent Laboratories, the preparation does251 words
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Article763 1969-09-16 8 NATURAL gas from beneath the North Soa, now pouring into Britain, it making vast changes in the nation's economy and industry. It's only a few weeks since Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, opened an elaborate coastal terminal on the East Coast where as much as 4,000763 words
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Article, Illustration178 1969-09-16 8 The Territory of Christmas Island (Indian Ocean) will issue a special 5c Christmas 1969 stamp on 10th November. 1969. The stamp was designed by Mr. George Hamori of Sydney, and is being printed in gold, red. blue and brown, by photo, gravure at the Note178 words
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STUDENTS' PAGE
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Article375 1969-09-16 8 El, Walt Dulaney - Pate-line By El, Walt Dulaney DEAR Ele and Walt: Recently a boy I know moved into our neighbourhood. The other night while my parents weren't home he came up to my house end begged me to let him in. He seid I could trust375 words
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Article54 1969-09-16 8 You have to shoot somebody. bum yourself alive, do something violent, in order to get any attention at all, however good your cause or iauses, however patient you have been, however well you have put your case There is an absolute stone wall of indifference All over the world.54 words
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Miscellaneous113 1969-09-16 8 DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and AtienMcWKams you KNOW WHERE M/ BROTHER, DAN NY'S, THE STUFF RIGHT,TbP../>t>U'RE NOTHIN' CAME BUT A CRUD.' VTXJ SWIPED FROM, THE DYNAMITE FROM MV J WISE GUY? JOB DO TO GET BLAMED If w. >*ll®s!'! m k CAUSE THE BOMB DIDNT GO OFF... AN'THE POLICE113 words
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Miscellaneous87 1969-09-16 8 1. In which country Is th« volcano Guntur? 2. River Limopo flow* Into which ocean? 3. What is the capital of East Germany? 4. Which country is called 'the land of thousand elephants'? 5. What is the abbreviation for Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians? 4 3'H d S87 words
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Article, Illustration551 1969-09-16 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR ANN: Ten years ago I graduated from Stanford Phi Beta Kappa. I had always wanted to go to law school, but it was more important that my husband be a lawyer so I went to work for a mail order house I551 words
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Article, Illustration494 1969-09-16 9 John Rigos - By John Rigos ATHENS, Mon (UPI) Shipping magnate Aristotle Onossis may hove spint a lot of money on his wife of one year. But few Greeks believed recent reports that Mrs. Jacqueline Onassis had gdne through US$2O rhillion. The figure certainly is494 words
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Article235 1969-09-16 9 LOOK FOR... THE new fall city wardrobe. based on separate*, with skirts, pants, tunic pullover* and vests matching and contra sting in double knits. THE new head looks, often knitted In caps pulled down to the eyebrows, floppy brimmed in felts of many colours moonlike in silvery helmet*.235 words
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Article, Illustration252 1969-09-16 9 Mary Sue Miller - By Mary Sue Miller TT seems the feminine set 1* a bit slow on the uptake where hats are concerned. Doubtless those teased, destructible, crushable hairdo's had something to do with it. Now that the coif Is simpler and smoother hat worthy the virtues of millinery252 words
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Advertisement104 1969-09-16 9 LANCOME SALON beautiful Come and have a facial, a cleansing... or your hair styled...or just for advice on the range of Lanc&me beauty products Comeand be beautiful inthesplendid new Salon we've moved to in (Stavens/Bukit Timah Road) Mademoiselle Eliane Straub, LancGme's beautician from Paris, wiH be at our Salon to104 words
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Article, Illustration192 1969-09-16 10 A BIG-HITTING BLITZ by R.A.F. Tengah's captain, Tony, Lewis, pared the way Friday to victory over R.A.F. Changi in the 'play-off final of F.E.A.F/s inter-station cricket Championship tourney. 1A Changi batted first and scored 150 for 6 off 40 overs, Dougan hitting top score192 words
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Article209 1969-09-16 10 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Th« Players Sunday Cricket League ended their season's programme on a typically lively note today with England batsman Phil Sharp* heading the run-making. Sharpe hit 73 in Yorkshire's 134-run defeat of Nottinghamshire after racing to his 50 in 41 minutes Team-mate209 words
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Article77 1969-09-16 10 FOR THE first time in the history of Singapore's cricket annals loca) fans will be able to see a woman umpire in action this weekend. The umpire is none othe r than .Mrs. A. R. Place, wife of a British air force officer, stationed at RAF Sel*tar. Mrs.77 words
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Article142 1969-09-16 10 MELBOURNE, Mon. (AFP) Ron Clarke, one of the world's top long distance runners is likely to be missing from the Australian team for the Pacific Conference games in Tokyo this month. The world record breaker had already notified the Australian Athletic Union that he was doubtful142 words
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Article92 1969-09-16 10 LONGCHAMP, Mon. (Renter) Outsider Le Chmuan won the French St. Le*er, the Prix Royal Oak, after a photo finish with Honeyville here yesterday. Le Chmuan, ridden by Andre Jezequel and owned by Baron Geoffrey de Waldner, beat British owner James P. Phillips' Honeyville, ridden by Jackie92 words
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Article498 1969-09-16 10 American Pro NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) —The New York Jets opened defence of their American Football League title by whipping the Buffalo Bills 33-19 Sunday on four field goals by Tim Turner and an 11-yard touchdown run by Matt Snell. The Jets' victory, however, was498 words
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Article195 1969-09-16 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W L. G.B. New York 88 58 Chicago 85 62 3i St. Louis 79 67 9 Pittsburgh 77 67 10 Philadelphia 57 87 30 Montreal 47 100 41 i WEST W L. G.B. Atlanta 82 65 Los Angeles 79 65 li San Francisco 80 66195 words
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444 1969-09-16 10 LITTLE NENE - By LITTLE NENE ALISDAIR MALCOM. the 17-year-old 2-handicap golfing star snot a brilliant 1-under-par 67 over Hie «i« r »wg to win Hie September A Medal with a nett-65. Partnered by William Marr (8) and F. G Salaysay (8) In the first A-Division group of444 words
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193 1969-09-16 10 SEOUL. Mon. (UPI) The government Monday reiterated it® policy of banning the Rhodes, an soccer team from entering South Korea to participate in the elimination tournament of the World Cup 15-A region in Seoul next month. "The policy is firm and unchangeable." a spokesman193 words
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Article65 1969-09-16 10 PHILADELPHIA, Mon. (UPI) The Philadelphia 76ers yesterday signed Luke Jackson to a three-year contract, just three days after it was announced the 6-foot-9 centre had signed with the Carolina Cougars of the American Basketball Association. General Manager-Coach Jack Ramsay said Jackson, sidelined with an Achilles tendon injury most65 words
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344 1969-09-16 10 TOKYO, Mon. (UPI) Australia's Johnny Famechon, the World Boxing Council's (WBC) Featherweight Champion, will meet Japan's Fighting Harada in a rematch title bout Jan. 6 in Tokyo, Takeshi Sasazaki, Harada's manager, announ- ced today. The IS-round championship fight will b« sponsored by the344 words
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Article134 1969-09-16 10 EAST BERLIN. Mon (Router) East Germany's volley, ball team gained a hard-won victory over Czechoslovakia after two hours and 20 minutes of play to head Group One in the World Championships here today The victory gave the host nation four points, one ooint ahead of134 words
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Article224 1969-09-16 10 CATANZARO. Italy. Mon. (Reuter) The referee disallowed the home side's only goal in the last minute, giving the visiting team a 1-0 victory and setting off southern Italy'* second football riot in a week About 1,000 angry fana, some hurling stones, stormed onto the pitch as224 words
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Article52 1969-09-16 10 PRAGUE. Mon (Reuter) Olympic Champions Hungary kept their World Cup hopes alive by holding section leaders Czechoslovakia to 3 —3 draw in a Group Two qualifying match here yesterday But Hungary, two points behind with a game in hand, missed a great chance of victory after building up52 words
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Article46 1969-09-16 10 ALBI. France. Mon (Renter) Graham Hill of Britain won the 17th Grand Prix of Albi Formula 2 motor race here today. Hill, twice world champion, took the chequered flag in his Lotus ahead of France's JV hnny Servoz-Gavin (Matra) and Austria's Jocben Rindt (Lotus).46 words
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74 1969-09-16 11 Mr. EUGENE CHERITON, a New Zealand school-teacher, arrived here yesterday to coach rugby players at local clubs and schools. A bachelor at 41, Mr. Cheriton will stay 12 months here under the sponsorship of the Ministry of Social Affairs and the Malayan Breweries. Sunpix shows him at the airport being74 words
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340 1969-09-16 11 DEFEAT IN NEW ZEALAND WELLINGTON, N.Z., Mon. (Reuter)— A New Zealand team official said ♦oday Singapore had no ground for complaint in the controversial foot-faulting episode in the Thomas Cup men's Badminton tie. George Vincent, non-playing captain of the New Zealand team, defended340 words
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Article215 1969-09-16 11 JOHANNESBURG. Mon i AFP) Black Powp r extremists tn America have told Negro tennis star Arthur Ashe they will cut of f h's hand s if he play in the South African international championships in Johannesburg next year, th* Sunday Timeg reported here today A South African215 words
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Article194 1969-09-16 11 BRIDGEHAMPTON. N Y. (UPl>—lt was Denme Hulme's turn to win Sundav as the "flower power" twin* of Canadian-American Challenge Cup racing swert to their sixth one-two finish in seven starts at Bridgehampton Road course. Hulme and hie teammate. Bruce McLaren, dominated the 56.800-dollar Bndgehampton194 words
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Article840 1969-09-16 11 The following are the race weights for tola weekend's racial at Ipoh:SATURDAY CLASS 4 DIV. 4 6 Furl6nit Provoolos 9.00 Matster 900 Sporting Sam 9 00 Diamond Gram 9.00 Getalong 9 00 Speed Orb 8.13 San Franciaco 8 13 Tropoaphere 8.13 Tudor Traveller 8.12 Kampong New Zealand840 words
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Article120 1969-09-16 11 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI) —Kenji Iwata of Japan, th« Orient No. 2 junior lightweight, scored a knockdown in the seventh round and wen a unanimous non-title 10-round decision Monday night over Philippine featherweight champion Flash Besande at the Korakuen hall. It was a hard-fought battle all the120 words
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302 1969-09-16 11 SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. (UPI) Dog-tired Bill Toomey, limpine with a sore back and a bruised left heel, made a valiant bid for the world record in the Decathlon yesterday but fell short by 182 points. Needing a 4:28.7 In the 1.500 metres,302 words
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Advertisement126 1969-09-16 10 e s>^E ''"s'v.U Af mTP ®ycT r^>77r ?T\° ■Sv^" 0 v-i- 1 11' i \hffjtL 1 CHINA AIRLINES IS JUST A CALL AWAY There will be no itineraries to struggle with; no timetables to be confused with. All you have to do is let us know your tentative dajtes and126 words
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Advertisement430 1969-09-16 11 Classified Ads. House* A Lend For Sale DOWN PAYMENT $2 500/Immediate Occupation Katong Seaside (Opposite Shaw'g Villa. 440 A Eart Coait Road) Freehold 2/3-itortv luxury semi-detached bungalow 4 rooms. 3 halls. split leval. 3 balconies, quality equipment, large kitchen, spacious garden at Katong First Class Residential Area Hilltop facing sea430 words
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Advertisement151 1969-09-16 11 BRHUfI KITCHEN CONTEST ORGANISED BY O'CONNORS (PTE) LTD. LUCKY WINNERS FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST* 1969 The following art His sight lucky winners of His Contest for His month of August, 1969. K C. ENG. GRAHAM WALL Mrs., 147 Nsil Road, Singapore, 2. 9 Burghley Drive. Serangoon ING HIANG KING,151 words
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Miscellaneous1038 1969-09-16 11 (CHANNEL S) P M 300 Opening Announcement in all Languages and itommg Star: 325 woman's World (Malay>: 355 A Diarv of Events jn Singapore This Week 'Malay); 4.00 Its Happening in Singapore (Malay) (Repeat); 415 Peyton Place (Repeat); 500 Close: 600 Prog Summary in all Language?: 605 Rocket Robin Hood.1,038 words
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Article, Illustration262 1969-09-16 12 TWO different lines of thought were presented to newsmen regarding Britain's role East of Sue* in the seventies by 10 visiting British Parliamentarians, yesterday afternoon. lllk They comprise of five Labour MPs, three Conservative MPs, one Ulster Unionist MP and a Member of the House262 words
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Article75 1969-09-16 12 "HUNGRY** thieves raided th« larder of a housewife at Holland Road over the weekend and escaped with canned food, beer and butter, valued at about $4O. The boueewife, Mrs. told Police that she had locked all the doors and windows of her house before sleeping on the night75 words
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Article, Illustration160 1969-09-16 12 The Australian Alumni yesterday handed over a cheque $2,400 to the Parliamentary Secretary, (Education). Dr Lee Chlaw Meng. for the promotion of technical education In the Republic. The president of the Alumni. Dr. Geoffrey Chlam. made the presentation. The $2,400 will be given away160 words
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Article88 1969-09-16 12 DR. LEE Chlaw Meng. the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education, will declare open a three-man art display at the National Library's Exhibition Hall on September 18. Called the "Autumn Art Exhibition", the show is being organised Jointly by the Singapore Art Society, the Society88 words
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324 1969-09-16 12 THE building of a young nation liko Singapore required not only hiqh calibre intelligence but alto a population that was physically sound and healthy, declared the Member of Parliament for Mountbatten, Mr. Ng Yeow Chong. yesterday. Mr. Ng was speaking at the opening324 words
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Article, Illustration550 1969-09-16 12 THE Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, stated here last night that Singapore could also achieve technological excellence if it knows clearly the areas in which the country can excel and has the will and staying power to do550 words
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Article89 1969-09-16 12 A $6O-a- month coffee-shop assistant was fined $5OO. in default three months' jail, by the Fourth District Court Judge. Mr. Dalip Singh, on a public lottery charge, yesterday. Ta n Eng Gun. of Lim Chu Kan K Road, pleaded guilty and admitted that on July? 20.89 words
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Article72 1969-09-16 12 A chap-ji-kee collector. Ng Piah Seng, was fined $750 °r fou r months' jail in the Ninth Magistrate'- Court yesteray fcr carrying on a public lottery. He pleaded guilty to the charge which wa« committed o n Sept 13 at Lorong Kinchi r Another woman. Heng Chear Peng.72 words
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Article125 1969-09-16 12 The $lOO,OOO jackpot prize of the Toto Pools is still waiting to be won. In a news release today. Singapore Pools (Pte) Limited announced there were two participants who struck the "four numbers plus the additional number" correct and won for themselves the second group prize125 words
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Article172 1969-09-16 12 O'CONNOR'S (Pte) Ltd. hat announced Hia eight lucky winners of the $45 Braun table lighters in the Braun Kitchen Contest for the month of August. The participants in the contest are all purchasers of a Braun kitchen machine or a mixer. For each purchase, th«y were172 words
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Article66 1969-09-16 12 THE Police has captured another "kingpin" of the underworld who escaped from Police custody a year ato. Since then, it is believed this man, ha<i been involved in a series of armed robberies and theft of several motor car? The Police arrested their wanted man in a66 words
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Article235 1969-09-16 12 A 25-year-old man. Loo Kim Bock, was jailed for three years on two charges of criminal breach of trust and cheating. Loo alias Anthony Loo Kim Bok. had earlier pleaded guilty before the Fourth District Court Judge, Mr. Dalip Singh, to the offences. Senior Inspector Joseph235 words
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Article174 1969-09-16 12 Reserves stock of blood in the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service had fallen to a "below average" level at the end of last week. There are now only 539 units of blood held in reserve. In a statement issued yesterday, it was stated there had been no174 words
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Article, Illustration230 1969-09-16 12 THE Indian Minister of Law and Social Welfare, Mr. P. Govinda Menon, flew into Singapore yesterday for i three-day visit at Hie invitation of the Singapore isovernmenr. Speaking to newsmen at the airport Mr. Mn»n said be is looking forward to visit230 words
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Article70 1969-09-16 12 TWO persons yesterdav denied a charge of cheating Dato SQ Wong of $3,000. Ng Ah Kwee, and Wor.g Teo Hin. 21. pleaded not guilty to the charge, in which thev were alleged to have attempted to cheat Dato Wong of $3.000 on Aug. 21 at70 words
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Article49 1969-09-16 12 THE Singapore Armed Forces has commenced daily demolition exercises at the Southern Islands ranges at Pulau Senang and Pulau Pawai. The exercises will last till Sept 19 Each day. firing will take place from 8 a.m. to 12 midpubbc is warned to keep clear of these islands.49 words
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Miscellaneous94 1969-09-16 12 TIME TIDE High Tido (Today) High Tide (Tomorrow) 10 /oa\?V Singapore Town: 1.48 am (8.9 ft.) 1.03 p.m (9.0 ft.) (8 3ft)> j 33 pm (8 9ft Na v«l Dwkyani: Naval Dockyard: 202 am. (10.7 ft.), 1.28 p.m. (10.4 ft.) (102 ft.), i 56 p.m. (10.3 ft.) Low Tide (Todoy)94 words
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