Eastern Sun, 23 September 1969
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Title Section22 1969-09-23 1 Eastern Sun SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1127 Tuesday, 23 September 1969. <& MC (P) 0737 Price 15 cents22 words
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340 1969-09-23 1 TOKYO, Mon. (Reuter) —Japan will ask the United States to sell gold to her to help her meet the need for gold payment to the International Monetary Fund when her IMF quota is increased, Finance Minister Takeo Fukuda said today. Mr. Fukuda340 words
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Article106 1969-09-23 1 UNITED NATIONS. Mon (UPI) West German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt paid a courtesy call on UN. General Assembly President Miss Angie Brooks of Liberia thu morning, then started a series of discussions on EastWest" prob'emt in a meeting with US Secretary of State William P. Rogers106 words
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Article163 1969-09-23 1 TOKYO. Mon. (Reuteri An experimental hmrip facsimile newspaper receiver will be demonstrated by a leading Japanese newspaper here during British week The Asahi Shimbun. Japan's biggest daily with a circulation of almost ten million, said today it would transmit specially edited editions of the Asahi. the English163 words
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Article123 1969-09-23 1 BEIRUT. Mon. (UPI) Iraqi claim* that Infiltrators are slipping across Its borders from Iran to foster revolt are only the latest charges In a feud which could erupt Into a real power struggle between the two oil-producing giants. Informed observers were inclined to take seriously123 words
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Article147 1969-09-23 1 TOKYO. Mon (Reuter) Japan will do her best to explain at the forthcoming annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund that «he should not be considered a nation permanently in surplus In its balance of payments. Finance Minister Takeo Fukuda said today. He told a147 words
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Article48 1969-09-23 1 MANILA Mon rUPI) An explosion shook a Far Eastern University <FEU» building tonight. but no damage or casualties were reported. The blast at the administration building sent striking students and security guards ecamperlne for shelter. There was no immediate explanation for th e explosion.48 words
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Article, Illustration28 1969-09-23 1 Mr. Lee Kai To, Chairman of the Malaysia-Sin-gapore Timber Export Industry Board seen here before he left for Australia on a 21-day timber promotion. Story in page 12.28 words
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Article170 1969-09-23 1 BEIRUT Mon. (Router) Iraq said today It is boycotting the Islamic summit meeting at Rabat because the organising committee had been unable to give guarantees Iraq considered vital. Baghdad Radio quoted a Foreign Ministry Official as saying one proposed guarantee requested thorough preparation to ensure the170 words
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Article249 1969-09-23 1 MERIDIAN. Texas. Mon. (UPI) An 18-year-old mother said she cut off her baby's head because "it Is just cruel wcrla." The woman, Mrs. Randy Ashcraft. was held without bond in Bosque County Jail today, charged with decapitating the 28-day-old baby. Sheriff John Baxter said Mrs. Ashcraft called him249 words
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Article61 1969-09-23 1 MOSCOW, Mon. (Reuter) —A Chines* spokesman here said today that Chairman Mao Tse-Tuna was well and described an American magazine report that he was near death as "typical lies and slander." "Chiirman Mao it well. These reports are lies and slander typical of the American bourgeois press which61 words
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161 1969-09-23 1 Indonesia Malaysia Sign Continental Shelf Agreement KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia and Indonesia today signed an agreement on the delimitation of the continental shelf boundaries between the two countries. A joint statement issued after the talks said: "The two delegations after two week's deliberations and in the spirit of co-operation which161 words
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Article72 1969-09-23 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. (UPI)— Former Ahmedabad Mayor Dlkar Mehta said today more than 400 persons had been kiled in Hindu-Moslem rioting .n the Gujarat State capital. In a cable to Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi. Mehta appealed that she intervene "personally" to end the fratricide. The fight.ng72 words
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273 1969-09-23 1 SYDNEY, Mon. (Reuter) The national airlines of India and Australia have applied for massive tourist air fare reductions between the two countries, India's Minister for Tourism and Aviation. Dr. Karon Singh, said here today. "Air India and Qantas have applied to the International Air273 words
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271 1969-09-23 1 JAKARTA, Mon. (AFP) The important Jakarta newspaper Indonesia Raya today urged the government repudiate the military part of the nation's U*****.6 million debt to the Soviet Union. This accounts for most the debt, over which the Indonesians and Russians have271 words
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Article64 1969-09-23 1 GOTEBORG. Sweden. Mon. (UPP The first autumn storm hit Western Sweden and Southern Norway today, spreading death and destruction and causing havoc to shipping. At least three persons wefT killed, two in Sweden and one in Norway, and two Finnish seamen were reported missing from a shin in64 words
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Article88 1969-09-23 1 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI) Two Japanese fishing boats were be. lieved heading for a Chinese port, under armed escort today to explain a sea collision 111 which a Chinese fishing boat sank Officials of Japan's Maritime Safety Agency said the two vessels were last seen heading southwest from their88 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous16 1969-09-23 1 m "Mabel said I might as well use 'em I get no time for golf nowadays!"16 words
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372 1969-09-23 2 NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) Time Magazine reported yesterday Communist Chinese sources in Moscow claim Mao Tsetung is in critical condition from a stroke suffered on Sept. 2, and "only a massive medical effort" is keeping him alive. The magazine said: "According to the372 words
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Article190 1969-09-23 2 HONG KONG, Mon. (UPD— A right-wing newspaper today said Japan should be pre. vented from rearming. The Tin Tin Yat Pao Mid, "while peace In the world is today being threatened by gome regimes with ambitions of military aggression, Japanese voices for rearmament are causing fear among190 words
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Article38 1969-09-23 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Men Thieve® broke into the office of Boh Tea estate at Tanah Rata in Cameron highlands during the weekend and got away with $1,294. The theft was discovered by the manager, Mr. E.P. Fernandez.38 words
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Article77 1969-09-23 2 The new Fleet Commander of the Far East, Vice-Admiral L. D. Empson. leaves Singapore today for his first visit to Kuala Lumpur. Thi* is his first visit since taking over his new appointment some ten days ago. The Fleet Commander will spend 24 hours in77 words
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Article157 1969-09-23 2 BRISBANE, Moo. (*«wSer) —Sir Peter Hill-Norton, British Forces Far East Commander-in-Chief, has said here that in. creasing Soviet presence in the Indian Ocean should be taken seriously by all the countries in the area, the Australian Broadcasting Commission (A. 8.C.) reported today. Sir Peter, on157 words
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Article155 1969-09-23 2 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter and UP I) Hippie squatters, turned out of London mansion yesterday, took refuge in an office building to-day. About 4 Hippies moved in to five-storey office premises leased by the Irish University Press on Russell Square. A spokesman for the firm said155 words
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204 1969-09-23 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —T. Mahesan, 51, former secretary of the Malaysian Government Officers' CoOperative Housing Society, was today refused bail by the Federal Court pending an appeal against his conviction for corruption. The Federal Court however assured that it would convene a special sitting204 words
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Article78 1969-09-23 2 UCHINOURA, Japan, Mon. (UPI) Japanese Scientists failed today In their fourth effort to put a satellite into orbit entirely with Japanese knowhow. The 16-foot four-stage Lambda 4S rocket they launched from this research base In southern Japan developed control difficulties after firing off its third stage.78 words
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44 1969-09-23 2 THE MOON-LANDING CREW OF APOLLO 11 (L-R) Alan Bean, Charles Conrad and Richard Cordow sat in an Apollo Command Module shortly before egress practice in the Gulf of Mexico on Sat. The three are scheduled to go to the moon in mid-Nov. (UPI radiophoto)44 words
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237 1969-09-23 2 KYOTO, Central Japan, Mon. (Router) Soma 2,000 polica moved in today with axet, powar aawt, taar fat and watar cannon in a froth attempt to ditlodge about tan Molotov cocktail throwing ttudantt from tha top of Kyoto University's clock towar. By mid-morning, tha237 words
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Article106 1969-09-23 2 COLOMBO. Mon. (UPI) Many of Ceylon'* tame elephant* suffer from heart disease, according to two Ceylonese scientists. Dr*. G.G. Jayaainghe and M. R. Jainudden. who made electrocardiographic studies of tame elephants. s«y they are suffering from cardiac abnormalities like heart blocks, irregular rhythm* and enlarged hearts.106 words
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Article112 1969-09-23 2 COLOMBO. Mon. (UPI) The Health Ministry is giving incentives to doctors helping the government'# family planning drive. Each doctor Is entitled to five rupees (US$l) incentive bonus for each sterilization and two rupees and 50 cents (50 US. cents) bonus for each loop insertion. Midwives will112 words
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111 1969-09-23 2 NEW YORK. Man. (Reuter) Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir is to ask Washington for easier payment terms for the 50 F-4 phantom jet fighters now being delivered to Israel, Newsweek magazine said yesterday. The item in Newsweek's "Periscope" column said that111 words
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Article430 1969-09-23 2 SAIGON, Mon. /UPI) The U.S. 3rd Marine Divlsion yesterday doted its two remaining artillery bases just oelow the demilitarized tone and began moving out of the desolate region under cover of 6-52 bomber strikes. Informed U.S. military sources said the leathernecks abandoned their fire support430 words
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Article145 1969-09-23 2 CANBERRA. Mon. (UPI) Government authorities denied today that Australia has any intention of recognising Communist China. The authorities, commenting on a "Newsweek" report that Australia, was "considering" recognition of the Peking regime. said the government has been "considering" recognition ever since the Communist came to power on145 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous226 1969-09-23 2 TODAY an Tuesday, September 23, 1969. f-i rrt STAR GA2EKH -By CLAY X. PQIIAN- 2=SB£E££ To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding to ntmbers 62-67-89-90 of your Zodiac birth sign, trwwft" l&T** 31 Could 61 Dmandho OCT.2J 2 Hours 32 You -62 By i 3 Youll 33 In 63226 words
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Article, Illustration587 1969-09-23 3 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR ANN: This letter was inspired by the man who said the girls in his office were "beginning to look better every day." He claimed his wife was always too tired to make love. Either she had a backache,587 words
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332 1969-09-23 3 SAN DIEGO, Mon. (UPI) The United States clamped a massive land, sea end air surveillance on 2,500 miles of the U.S.-Mexican border yesterday in e dramatic crackdown to cut off the flow of marijuana and dangerous drugs. In a split-second operation In which the332 words
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Article42 1969-09-23 3 HOUSTON. Mon (UPI) Doctors at M. D. Anderson hospital and Tumour Institute are using a penicillinlike drug, carbonicillln. lin. that is revolutionising the in dult leukemia patients, the treatment of deadly infections Houston Post said yesterday in a copyrighted article.42 words
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Article, Illustration333 1969-09-23 3 NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) Svetlana Alliluyeva, the daughter of the late Soviet dictator Josef Stalin, said yesterday she was "very much in love" with America and hoped eventually to become an American citizen. Miss Alliluyeva also disclosed that she had begun the long333 words
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320 1969-09-23 3 RABAT, Mon. (Reuter) Heads of State and other leaders of the Islamic world to-day begin a three-day conference here to discuss the fate of Moslem holy places in Israeli-occupied Jerusalem. The Islamic Summit Conference was summoned after a fire at320 words
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271 1969-09-23 3 JERUSALEM, Mon, (Reuter) A strict security dampdown on tho Israeli-occupied Hebron area, on the west bank of Jordan, curbed travel and banned Hie export of farm produce to both Israel and Jordan this weekend. The punitive measures, imposed on Friday, are the strictest yet271 words
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Article165 1969-09-23 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. (Reuter) Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eben said yesterday that recent land and air strikes against Egypt were not aimed at deposing President Nasser bat nevertheless suggested that his departure would help the cause of peace. He made the remarks in a television interview when he was165 words
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310 1969-09-23 3 MEXICO CITY, Mon. (Reuter) A Mexicane Airlinea jet carrying 111 American tourists and seven crew on a non-stop Flight from Chicago crashed and split in two while landing at the international airport here, killing at least 20 people. Most of the others aboard310 words
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Article67 1969-09-23 3 NEW YORK. Mon (UPI) The Soviet Union expected to Inform the United States today ©f its willingness to begin negotiations on limiting strategic missile systms sometime next month. Diplomatic sources indicated that the Russians favoured opening talks at Helsinki. Finland in mid-October, but qualified Soviet67 words
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124 1969-09-23 3 BELFAST, Northern Ireland Mon. (UPI) Northern Ireland. Police today said they have Issued three summonses against Bernadette Devlin, the Member of Parliament who (ought behind Roman Catholic barricades during sectarian riots last month. A Royal Ulster Constabulary spokesman In Londonderry said the summonses,124 words
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Advertisement270 1969-09-23 3 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT THE 2nd ASAHIPENTAX WORLD PHOTO CONTEST IS NOW J99 Here's the chance that is every photographer's dream! Prove your photographic skill and you could win one of the 15 GRAND PRIZES 10-Day Tour of Japan Including visit to Expo '7O, Osaka. All Hotel and Transportation Expenses Paid! DOUBLE270 words
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Article, Illustration697 1969-09-23 4 THE SINGAPORE HILTON situated in busy Orchard Road the city's main shopping and business thoroughfare, is expected to open its huge doors to tourists and other clients in mid-Decem-ber. The sophisticated hotel of international standards, standing 26-storey high and overlooking many pleasant views697 words
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Article93 1969-09-23 4 THE Vice-President of Marketing. Hilton International, Mr. William T. Prigge will perform the Topping Off Ceremony at the Singapore Hilton West today at 5.30 p.m. The ceremony will be held according to three major cultures In Singapore Chinese. Indian and Malay. The Indian ceremony will have the93 words
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Article, Illustration204 1969-09-23 4 MR. William F, Prigge, Vict President Marketing, Hilton International Company, Main Office. The Waldorf-Astoria, New York, N.Y. *****, U.S.A. He is responsible for advertising. promotion, public relations snd sa'.es activities for Hilton International hotels throughout the world. This includes the functional direction of Sales Managers tn 50 Hilton International204 words
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Article, Illustration244 1969-09-23 4 MR. H. Lim Ewe Hin, formerly General Manager of Hie Royal Tehran Hilton, was in 1968 appointed General Manager of the Singapore Hilton Hotel, scheduled to open for business at the end of this year. Recently his appointment to Area Director, Hilton International Company, Singapore244 words
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Advertisement112 1969-09-23 4 INVITATION THE DIRECTORS AND MANAGEMENT of the SINGAPORE HILTON WEST request the pleasure of the company of their friends associates at the Topping Off Ceremony to be performed by Mr. William F. Prigge Vice-President Marketing, Hilton International on Tuesday, 23rd September, at 5.30 p.m. at the Singapore Hilton West, Orchard112 words
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Fotorama '69
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Article, Illustration602 1969-09-23 5 Other Monochrome Acceptances At The SPAA International Photo-Art Exhibition THE LOCAL TO commemorate the 150 th Anniversary of the Founding of Singafore, The Singapore hoto-Art Association -recently held an 'lnternational Photo-Art Exhibition' at the National Library. According to an602 words
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Article355 1969-09-23 5 THE PRIZES Ist PRIZE; S3OO CASH VOUCHER 2nd PRIZE: SIOO CASH VOUCHER 3rd PRIZE: 50 CASH VOUCHER Plus Certificates of Merit to the next 10 best entries* THE RULES I. To participate In th}» contest, all you have to do is to submit one or more postcard-site or355 words
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Article62 1969-09-23 5 1%9 SINGAPORE NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION (SUCCESSOR TO THE SINGAPORE AND PAN MALAYSIAN PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION» Entries to the above Exhibition are invited from all photographers residing in Singapore and Malaysia. The Exhibition i, organised by The Photographic Society of Sln--8a pore to whom applicant* for entry62 words
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Article, Illustration60 1969-09-23 5 (Monochrome Section) Le*t to Right. Clockwise: Mutter by Karl Almesberger, Austria; Dancina Pa*r by Lee Afun Chxyng. Singapore; Fbght by Tan Ban-C*(mg, Thailand; No Title by Wong Yuen Foo, Malaysia; Baby and Her B r ood by Arthur Y. Weill, USA.; fm Nebel by Ferdinand MilatsK, Austria;60 words
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Article, Illustration512 1969-09-23 5 Electronic Exposure Readout 4 EER*:) A New Concept Of Photographer-Controlled Metering THE swing to electronic initiated by Y a s h i c a's trend-setting ELECTRO-35 is now underway. More and more cameras today are now being equipped with electronic devices. These range from the fully512 words
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Article, Illustration58 1969-09-23 5 SHE'S a well-known amateur photographer and. as you can see from this snapshot, she'll to any length to bag a priiewinning picture. Maybe that's why she has a string of successes to her WHO IS SHE? And what ts it that's engrossing the attention of our58 words
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Article, Illustration87 1969-09-23 5 1) When the subject is underexposed, the red UNDER' lamp appears. Turn the aperture ring jn the direction of the arrow until the lamp turns off. 2) When the exposure setting is correct, the lamp fails to light87 words
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Advertisement206 1969-09-23 5 Never before has there been a camera like Yashica's new Lynx-14E. Because this beauty features a revolutionary new system of electronic exposure accuracy. We call it the IC Readout System (IC stands for Integrated Circuit). This, together with the ultra-fast,extra sharp f/1.4 lens, gives you perfectly exposed pictures in almost206 words
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Article847 1969-09-23 6 FEARS of a Nazi revival In West Germany, until last week at least, were somewhat tenable, but youth, the generation much maligned all over the world, took law and order Into their own hands and saw to it that the so-called "neo-Nazis" do not get a footing in847 words
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Article492 1969-09-23 6 John Chudwick - ■y John Chudwick CAIRO, (Reuter) Egypt may resort to mass sterilisation in an attempt to curb its critical population explosion, despite the bitter opposition which such a proposal is certain to arouse. The Health Minister Dr. Abdu Sail am. faced with a massive birth-rate which492 words
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127 1969-09-23 6 MANILA: The Children's Symphony Orchestra from Taiwan produced music with impish charms at the Cultural Centre of the Philippines here and had enthralled the audience headed by the Philippines First Lady. Mrs. Imelda R Marcos and Chinese Ambassador Patrick Sun. The 54-member Chinese Orchestra made127 words
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Article, Illustration706 1969-09-23 6 Betty Pilkington - By Betty Pilkington UNITED NATIONS Envoys from the small and newly independent countries usually leave the initiatives to others. Malta's Ambassador to the United Nations, Dr. Arvid Pardo, is a conspicuous exception. He presented his credentials in January, 1965. offered a bold but polite proposals for706 words
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Article271 1969-09-23 6 The question of the future of the world's seabed was first raised by the Maltese delegation in the United Nations in the autumn of ISM. It was then decided to set up an ad hoe committee to examine the problem. This met throughout last year without reaching any271 words
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Article425 1969-09-23 6 The Lighter Side By Dick West WASH I NGTON, (UPI) after a number of years in semiretirement, Helen O'Connell, who rose to stardom as a top vocalist during the big band era, has gotten her career into high gear again. The amazing thing about this is that425 words
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442 1969-09-23 6 Hitoshi Sato - By Hitoshi Sato TOKYO, (UPI) North Vietnam waited 24 hours before telling the world of President Ho Chi Minh't death. It's taking even longer to say whether Ho's body was cremated, buried or entombed. Many days have passed since the state funeral in442 words
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488 1969-09-23 6 HONG KONG. (UPI) Prince Norodom Sihanouk Mid Cambodia, by seeking to coexist peacefully with the communists, has managed to "contain" communism while her pro-Ameri-can neighbours "have shown their inability to save their peoples from communism." tn a letter to the editor of the South China Morning488 words
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Article14 1969-09-23 6 Pain makes man think. Thoufht makes man wise. Wisdom makes tile endurable. *<*■14 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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401 1969-09-23 7 By Our Market Reporter STEADY conditions prevailed in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singfpere yesterday as trading followed the pest week's trend. Generally, business was mainly of a routine nature. After a quiet but firm opening, the market fluctuated uncertainly and it was401 words
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Article1058 1969-09-23 7 EBUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms u of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified: INDUSTRIALS A cm a $lB6 (1) $1.87 (6); Ben $1.82 (1); Borneo $1.78 (2);1,058 words
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Article135 1969-09-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Men. The Sabah state government Is planning to construct a 1.000 miles long railway line from the west to the east of the state, the Chief Minister. Tun Dato Mustapha bin Datu Harun disclosed today. Speaking to newsmen on his arrival at the Kuala Lumpur135 words
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Article63 1969-09-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Minister ot commerce and Industry. Ench e Mohd. Khir Johari, disclosed today that the report on the industrial potentials gurve y of Kedah and Perli s has been completed. The survey, he said was undertaken by a team of experts from the Federal Industrial63 words
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Article231 1969-09-23 7 October first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m.. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 74 cents per lb., down seven eighths of a rent from the previous close. The tone of the market was very quiet. Rubber Association of Singapore and Malaysian Rubber Exchange c231 words
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Article248 1969-09-23 7 THE following is a berthing list released by the Singapore Port of Authorities for Sept. 23: DEPARTURE God owns Vessels 5 Hoi Houw 6/7 Hollands Dreef 10/11 President Hoover N.W.I Sletter 21/22 Compass Satu 23/24 Yamalumi Maru 25/26 Thorsorient 31/32 Fernlake 33/34 Be'gorod Dnstrovsky 35/36 Yuuko Maru248 words
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Article, Illustration290 1969-09-23 7 SINGAPORE-made leather shoes arc currently enjoying j good export market which includes countries in South Pacific Island, East Europe, West and East Africa, the middle East and Australia. And the local factory enjoying the sales it Comfort Leather Shoes factory in Boon Keng Road.290 words
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115 1969-09-23 7 FRANKFURT, W. Germany. Mon. (Reuter) Some 900,000 visitors were estimated to have passed through the gates of the 10-day Frankfurt motor show which closed yesterday. The organisers, the German Motor Manufacturers Association. said visitors showed particular Interest in utility vehicles safety features. German observers read115 words
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99 1969-09-23 7 ALEXANDRIA. Egypt. Mon. (UPI) The Arab nations yesterday threatened to break all trade with Rumania if Bucharest's growing trade with Israel began to boomerang against the Arabs. An Arab League official said the League's office for boycott of Israel presently Is "inquiring99 words
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Article83 1969-09-23 7 LONDON. Mon (UPI> Opposition to Britain joining the European Common Market has reached its highest level >n years. Gal up poll in the Daily Te.egraph said yesterday. The poll reported only 2A per cent of the public favoured making an attempt to join the six-nation economic83 words
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Article65 1969-09-23 7 HONG KONG. Mon. (UPI)— Money Quotations: HK $6 0825 oe r U.S dollar. HK $6.0975 per U.S. dollar TT HK $14.51 pe r pound sterling HK $307,875 per taei of gold 94.5 per cert fineness. HK $162.0 per 10.000 Japanese Yer.. HK $ll9 0 per 100 Philippines pesos65 words
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Article222 1969-09-23 7 TOKYO, Mon (LTD—Japan soon will ask the UnitedSStat s to sell her USSIOO million worth of gold, one of the largest «old purchase requests from a foreign government since the U.S. halted gold sales on the open market. The financial newspaper Nihon Keizai said222 words
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Article13 1969-09-23 7 The tin price for yesterday was $629.00 per plcul, down $2.00.13 words
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464 1969-09-23 7 WASHINGTON. MOB. (Renter) Price increases will probably be larger in 1969 than last year in almost every industrial country, according to the annual report of the 111-nation International Mone. tary Fund released yesterday. But the report added the overall situation could "begin to change464 words
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Article366 1969-09-23 7 ARRIVALS 500 sm. Ms a 020 K. Lumpur 6.00 am. MSA 116 K. Lnmpur 916 an. GARLDA GABS 2 Jakarta. 10.16 a.m. MSA ltl K. Lnmpnr 16.25 a.m. M6A 606 fllini, Ipoh. Kuala Lnmpur Malacca 1.00 pm. SAS 6K671 Copenhagen. Taakkent, Bangkok. 110 p.m. MSA 461 Knehlns 110366 words
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Article299 1969-09-23 7 VtA. iihMtM L88 1.T0 IE OltU. Inlted H< Intted \eneer X Wearne 1 Wllklnaor W.M (Ml 2.48 2 50 aiding* 1.74 *£»four Qt i Pr'oeeta 2.45 i lay* la) 2.38 1* William Jack* l il V eo Hup MM U1 Ambaaaador Hotel .75 Hotel Ma la.vtia299 words
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Article122 1969-09-23 7 New Delhi, Moo. (Feuter) The government yesterday announced controlled price* for all three makes of cars made in India the first time it has don* this. The decision followed an announcement earlier this month by the manufacturers of Fiat cars here that they were increasing their122 words
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Article72 1969-09-23 7 KUWAIT. Mon (Reuter) Talks between Kuwait snd Malaysia began here yesterday to promote trade and industrial relations between the two countries. A 12-man Malaysian delegation led by Mr. Hanifa bin Hussien, chairman of the Malaysian Chamber of Trade, and comprising industrialists and exporters, arrived here72 words
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Article84 1969-09-23 7 THE noon price* at the Mntapore Chinese Produce Excbanga >Mt*r<Uy were:— Borer Seiler Coronet Oil (P.O.B.) Butt 90 00 Coconut Oil 52 50 (F.O.B Umm Mixed Copra *0M Muntofe White Peppat (F.OB.) 1M..V> Sarawak Whit* Pepper (F.O.B.) 190 00 Sarawak Special Blact Proon on i we% 145.00 N.LW Lamponr84 words
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Article47 1969-09-23 7 (Maaager** Prteaa for Sept. S3) ASIA UNIT TKCST8 Mai Invest. Fund t£5 1-SA SINGAPORE UNIT TMUgltf 1st Malaytn 2nd Malayan 3rd Malayan Ibe 8a® Fund sd 122 ill 6,CTttn 6i om T«ciT-r ltt Hone Rong 2nd Hon* Hon* HS 1.14 *uu i <«- (•Hons Eons Cirmer)47 words
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Article64 1969-09-23 7 HONG KONG. Moil. (UPI)— The Hong Kong Hotel industry lost two of it» prominent members when Anthony A.P. Ross and Captsin William Archie George died of illnesses last Saturday. Ross, general manager of the Mandarin Hotel, was 52. George, assistant manager of the President Hotel64 words
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STUDENTS' PAGE
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Article, Illustration231 1969-09-23 8 THE girls almost made a clean sweep of the top positions In the Junior Chamber of Commerce's annual "Leaders of Tomorrow'* nation-wide ora'orical contest, held last week, at the Singapore Conference Hall In the Secondary Schools' Division, school girls came In first, second and third in231 words
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Article610 1969-09-23 8 Ele; Walt Dulaney - Date-line By Ele and Walt Dulaney DEAR ELE: Hew can a girl date a let of boys and not have a bad reputation? Around here it's assumed that you must put out to keep that many boys happy. I don't want to marry anyone now because610 words
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785 1969-09-23 8 NEW YORK: The famed, ice- blocked Northwest Passage around North America one of the few remaining frontiers on Earth has been conquered at last by a commercial ship, this raising the possibility of a cargo route through the Arctic. The 1,005 feet icebrea-ker-tanker S.S. Manhattan785 words
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Article27 1969-09-23 8 Irving Howe - Irving Howe. How many intellectuals have the courage to admit they pick up a book and look first for their name in the index? Irving Howe.27 words
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Advertisement41 1969-09-23 8 ymmmmmtmWMMWM DEPARTMENT STORE LI AT TOWERS 541 ORCHARD ROAD USUAL PRICE NOW TEX $16.00 8.00 Swis 18.00 10.00 Swis 13.50 8.00 Fret 29.00 22.00 Swis etc. PRICE NOW LAD m USUAL PRICE nf>" s■* r miiiiim I 'ill 11., 'lt lll''41 words
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Miscellaneous80 1969-09-23 8 DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and AHenMcWßams IT WONT BE THAT EASY TOP.. I'M READ/WHEN YOU ARE WELL,NOW IP LEGS COPS OUT, I RECKON THAT MEANS I WIN... BY DEFAULT COOL IT/ TOP... NO NEED TO HURRy...yOUR HEE/HEE... x WORTHy OPPONENT'AINT SHOWED r—-rl XT H Zm a it >& 480 words
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Miscellaneous119 1969-09-23 8 uu m M w w"/h ii at nr. n By J*d Tipp# 31 m V 1. Who Invented the telephone? 2. At what distance does moon lie from the earth? 3. What is a Mach number? 4. Who discovered New Zealand? 5. What is a 'pun'? 6. Who said this:119 words
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590 1969-09-23 9 Gloria-mae - By Gloria-mae "i") H Merv, that overheard when a young lady met her date at the door. This expression may be taken with two meanings. One of which is that of approval and the other, disapproval. The colour, the prints or the590 words
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Article242 1969-09-23 9 by THIS week, let us start with a curry. This is the simplified method of Mrs. Sylvia Gan. wife of Dr. K. L. Gan. A mother of two very yow? and active children. Mrs. Gan still finds time to see to her husband's love for a great variety242 words
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Advertisement124 1969-09-23 9 f MEN IN FASHION GO FOR ELEGANCE, STYLE COMFORT THEY VISIT TOKO JAHIT MELAYU -I ['*> v I J J i CJhil 3 MALAY NATIONAL AND TRADITIONAL DRESS KEBANCSAAN DAN KEBUDAYAAN MELAYU Jasa Perwira Tailor 86 100, JALAN GEYLANG SERAI. (Geral Rumih pints* Geylacf) SINGAPORE 14. TEL: 44-3141 THE SHOES124 words
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Advertisement6 1969-09-23 9 i i "*.r. > *?v carn IREVIRAT6 words
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Advertisement80 1969-09-23 9 READY-MADE Superior Cutting/Tailoring made from top quality JAVA BATIK and MALAYSIA BATIK, WHOLESALE fir RETAIL u If "OLYMPIC" TENNIS JACKETS. TRACK SUITS TENNIS and BADMINTON SHIRTS. Best Selected Aluminium Tennis Rackets By CHEMOLD U.S.A. OLYMPIC SPORTS 64. Br&s Basah Road. Singapore Tel: ***** P. O. Box 2694 Cable: JAYTEX JAYTEX80 words
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Article160 1969-09-23 10 SINGAPORE will send a strong contingent to Hong Kong this week to take part in the First Asian Tae Kwon0° Singapore Tae Kw° n -C>° A» W a t..n, D>. F.n 9 Kin, JW The team will also be accompanied by the Parliamentary Secretary to160 words
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Article78 1969-09-23 10 NEW YORK. Mon (UPI) Following are the results of football games played yesterday: National League Cleveland 27. Philadelphia 20. New York 24. Minnesota 23. Pittsburgh 16 Detroit 13 Dallas 24. St Louis 3. Washington 26. New Orleans 20. Green Bay 17. Chicago 0 Atlanta 24. San78 words
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Article, Illustration125 1969-09-23 10 THE Singapore contingent (seen above) going to the Hong Kong Tae Kwon-Do tournament are: From left, standing: Mr. Woon Tai Heong (official), Roger Wee (Secretary to the Association). Mr. William Lai. Mr. Milan Kwee, Fong Kum Choy. Dicky Got. Philip Goi. Teh Kim Soon. Teo Ngee Wah and125 words
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325 1969-09-23 10 NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) What college football teams have this year is offence, and Saturday the magnificent men and their scoring machines did their best. Stanford 63. San Jose State 21; Florida 59. Houston 34: Purdue 42. Texas Christian 35. Indiana 58. Kentucky 30; Oklahoma 48.325 words
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Article37 1969-09-23 10 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) Pakistan, the Olympic hockey champions, gave a glimpse of their outstanding skill when they beat the England under match of their British hockey 23 eleven 8-0 in the first tour here today.37 words
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Article32 1969-09-23 10 ATHENS. Mon. (Reuter) Ron Hill, 30-year-old British runner, gained a thrilling Marathon victory in the European Athletics Championships here today, overhauling Belgain Gaston Roelants less than 1,200 yards from the end.32 words
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Article59 1969-09-23 10 BANGKOK Mon. (Router) The visiting New Zealand World Cup soccer team outplayed Thailand s "combined Bangkok XI" 3-0 in a hardfought match in torrential rain last night. The half-time score was 1-0. The New Zealanders impressed the small crowd of about 1.000 people at the National Stadium59 words
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486 1969-09-23 10 Forty-seven competitors took part in one of the most popular tournament at Kappol Club. the President's Prise. Appearing in his first tournament after acquiring his handicap Z2 hardly a week ago, J. R. Wilson shot a nett-64 to beat runner-up Moey Keng Weng486 words
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Article187 1969-09-23 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W L. G B New York 93 61 Chicago 89 66 4$ St. Louis *2 71 10* Pittsburgh 82 72 11 Philadelphia 61 92 311 Montreal 51 104 42* WEST W. L. G.B San Francisco 86 62 Atlanta 86 68 Los Angeleg 82 70 3*187 words
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Article55 1969-09-23 10 THE Singapore Wonderland Amusements Limited has agreed to donate gatetakings on Sept. 27 as the company's contribution towards the BEAP Games 1969 fund. This was disclosed in a letter from the President of the Singapore Olympic Sports Council. Inche Othman Wok to the Chairman of the Singapore Rifle Association.55 words
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Article141 1969-09-23 10 JUMAAT IBRAHIM, one of the top versatile boxers of the Republic was elected the Boxer of the Year" on the final night of the National Boxing championships at the Gay World Stadium on Sunday night. Jumaat of the Singapore Armed Forces decisloned Yong Chin141 words
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392 1969-09-23 11 LOCAL fans will be greatly disappointed to learn that two world record holders will not be participating in the friendly athletic match between Singapore and Australia to be held at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre on October 11. They are long distance runner Ron392 words
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Article145 1969-09-23 11 HONG KONO. Mon. <Reu--1 ter) Singapore narrowly lost Its game against Japan today on the aecond day of the Asian Regional Tournament. marklng-up its first defeat of the tournament. Yukio Kamimura Japan's brilliant forward snatched a win for his side from a long corner for145 words
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Article142 1969-09-23 11 Low Peng Koy of the Ministry of Education set a new record in the third annual A U P E's Big Walk when he ln as the winner In the senior open section in 1 hour 6 3 8 seconds Sunday. More than 85 competitors participated In142 words
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Article36 1969-09-23 11 BOMBAY. Mon (Router) The venue for the first cricket test between the touring New Zealanders and India next week has been switched here from Ahmedabad because of rioting there over the last few davs36 words
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Article31 1969-09-23 11 The Singapore Fire Brigade retained tbeir title for the th.rd successive year in the A.UPE's annual sepak-raga tournament when they b*»at University of Singapore 3-0 in the final on Saturday.31 words
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Article1012 1969-09-23 11 The following art the race weight* for next weekends racing at Bnktt Tlmah: SATURDAY CLASS I—Dir. t—6 Fur lon gv Copper Quest 9.00 Sunnytide Up 8.13 Wick ow 8.10 Balcre?t 8.09 Medal Music 8.09 Cast Kalimantan 8.08 Astoria 807 Gino 807 Ad Valorem 8.05 Master Prlda 81,012 words
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Article138 1969-09-23 11 ZURICH. Mon. (Reuter) International Football Federation (FIFA) today confirmed the revised timetable for the World Cup qual.fying round matches to be played in Seoul. South Korea, next month. The change follows FIFA 8 compromise offer under which Japan. Australia and South Korea will play a first138 words
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Article60 1969-09-23 11 BOMBAY. Mon. (Reuter) The Combined Indian Universities XI failed to take up the challenge of scoring 178 runs In 132 minutes for a win against the touring New Zealand cricketers here today. The three-day game fizzled out into a tame draw as the Universities finished at 121 for60 words
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Advertisement69 1969-09-23 10 WORLD FAMOUS ,.££> Finnan DIRECT FROM THE U.S.! AT THE ,fP ©HioPJcana 1 SINGAPORE: RESERVATIONS 1*241)4 Unique, versatile cast of 9, featuring 8 gorgeous Girls FAST, SPICY, LAVISH. FUNFILLED, SWINGING REVUE! Spirited dances. special theatrical effects, spectacular costumes. Definitely a nijhtlife must' Music by THE SKY SOUNDS led by MURAMOTO69 words
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Miscellaneous272 1969-09-23 10 is SHAWM ***** 0 O Phone OPENS TOD*Tt U am. 1.45. 4 00. <5 30 9 15 p.m. Hod Steiser Claire Boom -THE ILLI STR \TED MAN i Pans vision Color iWB-7 \rt*) NEXT CHANGE' Burt Revno'ds. Anne Franct* "IMPASSE" Color ',UA> CAPITOL Phone *****| NOW SHOWING! U a.m.. 1.45.272 words
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Miscellaneous494 1969-09-23 10 TV SINGAPURA (CHANNEL 5) PJC 300 Opening Announcement* in *ll Languages and forning Star; 325 Woman s Forld (Malay); 3.55 A Diary of Ivents in Singapore This Week Malay); 40n Its Happening in iingp.pore (Malay) (Repeat); 410 •evtor Place; i>.oo Close, a5O >mg Summary in all Languages. .55 Rocket Robin494 words
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Miscellaneous261 1969-09-23 10 ODEON ***** NOW SHOWING! XI aja- 1-34). 4.00. 8.30 Columbia'* "PENDULUM"* Color Oeorge Peppard Jean Soberg NEXT CHANGE'(Technicolor! Columbia* 'The Desperado# Vince Edwards Jack Pa lance ORCHARP-*****] IfITH BIG DAY! Ne Free List! Snow Starta: 1.45. 515 <St 830 p.ffl ICE" Starts: 2 03. 5 33 4s 8 48 O261 words
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Advertisement998 1969-09-23 11 Classified Ads.' Houses Land for SAIA DOWN PAYMENT DM lIT medial* Occupattoc K locif Seaside S ti»Wi Villa. 440 A Ur CommX Road) F reebote luxury semi-detached Bungalow 4 room* I balls ap4rt level balconiee, aoality equipment large Rltcber. fpanoua cardan at Raton* Flrat Qaw Kaai dentia! Area Hilltop facing998 words
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Advertisement680 1969-09-23 11 NOTICE CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbrokers.) Unredeemed Pledged Goods and Jewellery from the following Pawnbrokers' Shops Lam Joon Siong (Chop Sem Foh), 135, New Bridge Road; Ho Yan Kee (Chop Heng Fatt) Yong Kee. 255 South Bridge Road; Seo w Kian (Nam Cheong Pawnshop Ltd.). 287 South Bridge Road; Lam Joo Onn680 words
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264 1969-09-23 12 SINGAPORE Timber Export Industry Board will consolidate its timber export and promote further trade expansion with Australia. This was disclosed yesterday evening by the Chairman of the Malavsia/Singapore Timber Export Industry Board, Mr. Lee Kai To, shortly before he left for Australia264 words
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247 1969-09-23 12 SHELL Company yesterday presented a full-length feature film, Shell's Wonderful World of Golf", to the Singapore Island Country Club. The film shows a complete golf series played at the Island Course last year and was filmed for the "Shell's Wonder World of247 words
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233 1969-09-23 12 A mother who ill-treated Her six-year-old daughter was vesterday given a 12 months' conditional discharge by the Fifth District Court Judge, Enche Syed Alwi bin Syed Alsree. M, Ellammal, 22, was found guilty of wilfully illtreating her daughter, M. Lekshimi, on several occasions. The Judge. Enche233 words
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Article, Illustration113 1969-09-23 12 Jetting half way round the world is no novelty for the Squarey brothers of Malacca. They left Singapore last week-end on Lufthansa for the United Kingdom after two months holiday with their parents in Malacca. Mr. Squarey, Snr., Is manager of the World Travel113 words
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Article93 1969-09-23 12 The public is invited to see the Mid-Week Toto Draw which will be conducted at the Singapore Wonderland Amusement Park at Ka'lang Park on Thursday. Sept 25 at 7.30 p.m. In additional to the Draw, ihere will be musical entertainment by too "pop" band and93 words
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Article, Illustration187 1969-09-23 12 SINGAPORE'S shopping facilities have again proved to be a big attraction not only to Western tourists coming to this part of the world but also for Asian visitors passing through the Republic on transit. Here yesterday, to do honour to the citys well-stocked187 words
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Article133 1969-09-23 12 A Singapore fisherman whose legs were paralysed after contracting "bends" while diving in the South China Sea on Friday was reported to be making satisfactory progress, the Royal Navy hospital authorities reported yesterday. The fisherman, Ng Ah Wang, became paralysed while diving from a Singapore registered133 words
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Article, Illustration232 1969-09-23 12 AN unwilling 12-foot long python has joined th« family of animals and reptiles captured and reared by men from the Royal Air Force Airbase in Tengah. This is th« price a reptile has to pay for trying to stowaway in a RAF supersonic Lighting232 words
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Article, Illustration112 1969-09-23 12 THE Woodbridge Hospital Authorities appeal to anyone who knows of this unknown Chinese girl (>* seen in picture above) to come to the Hospital to take her home. The Psychiatric Social Work e r-i n-C h a rge of Woodbridge Hospital said the unknown girl was112 words
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396 1969-09-23 12 SINGAPORE has been invited to take part in an international conference on the Pacific to be held in Chile. This was announced at a press conference yesterday, by Prof. Claudio Velis, Director of the Institute of International Studies in Chile, who is now here396 words
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Article, Illustration124 1969-09-23 12 Rotary International President James F. Conway will arrive here this afternoon for a three-day visit An attorney. Mr. Conway, will be speaking at a combined meeting of Rotary Clubs In this area at the Golden Lotus Restaurant. Hotel Malaysia, tomorrow He will also be paying124 words
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Article87 1969-09-23 12 ONG KIM TECK was fined $2,500. In default. nine months' Jail by the Ninth Court Magistrate* Mr. EC. Foenander yesterday for possessing dutiable goods Ong. 29. pleaded guilty to the charge in which he stated to have In his possession 12.3 gallons of intoxicating liquor (samsu). on Sept.87 words
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Article87 1969-09-23 12 An old man. Llm Yang. 57. was found dead at the foot of a block of flats at Jalan Bukit Ho Swee yesterday afternoon. Llm. of Block 10, Jalan Bukit Ho Swee. was believed to have fallen from the 6th floor of the same block of flats He87 words
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Article52 1969-09-23 12 A woman was fined $l,OOO in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday after she pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing dangerous drugs Ong Gek Eng. 55, admitted that she had in her possession one pound and 60 cartons of Indian hemp at her house in L.arut Road on52 words
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Article52 1969-09-23 12 A 29-year-old man yesterday pleader guilty to five charges of cheating robbery and theft before the Ninth Court Magistrate Mr F. C Foer.ander Tay Cheng Huat. unemployed. admitted that between Jun« 15 and Aug 30 this year, he Md cheated three persons of $l5l in some52 words
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Advertisement152 1969-09-23 12 A CHANCE TO WIN IWO TOTO JACKPOTS A WEEKDRAW NO: 47 TO BE HILO AT THf SINGAPORE WONDERLAND AMUSEMENT PARK. KALLANG PARK. ON 2STH SEPTEMBER AT 7.30 P.M. souTk*49 For just a stake of 50 tents you can win this jackpot 2nd. GROUP $20,000 TO WINNERS WITH 4 PLUS THE152 words
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Miscellaneous102 1969-09-23 12 TIME TIDE High Tide (Today) High Tide (Tomorrow) Singapore Town: 9.53 am. Singapore Town: 10 22 am. (7.8 ft.). 855 am (8 6 ft) (8.3 ft). 9.47 p.m (94 ft) Naval Dockyard: 0.58 am. Naval Dockyard: 10 29 a.m. (9 5 ft.). 908 p.m. (9.4 ft.) (10 0 ft 10.05102 words
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