Eastern Sun, 10 October 1969
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Title Section22 1969-10-10 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1144 Friday, 10 October 1969. llr MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents22 words
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255 1969-10-10 1 NEW RAZAK PLAN: KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Government departments in Malaysia will soon have to recruit its skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled labour force from the various government youth training centres only. The Director of Operations and Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said the government255 words
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198 1969-10-10 1 VIENNA. Thurs. (Reuter) Czechoslovakia has virtually dosed Her border with Austria for Czechoslovak tourists travelling the West, Interior Ministry sources here said today. They said only holders of Czechoslovak service Passports. and in some cases groups travelling with the official Czechoslovak Travel Organisation Cedok. were198 words
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Article81 1969-10-10 1 LAKE POWELL. Utah. Thurs. (Reuter* A freak radio signal that travelled 1.500 miles led to the rescue of a Californisn coup:e adrift on giant Lake Powell. Utah, for two days. Ronald. 38. and Be\*erly Holmes. 36. sent out repeated distress signas on their radio set which has a81 words
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Article93 1969-10-10 1 The Police yesterday disclosed one of the biggest thefts in Singapore, involving the loss of more than a quartermillion dollars in Jewellery, from the hou.se of a wealthy family in Pasig Panjang Road. A spokesman from the Police said the victim is the djughter-in-law of the late Mr.93 words
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Article52 1969-10-10 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. (Reuter) The senate judiciary '•ommittee today approved President Nixon's nomination of controversial Judge Clement Haynsworth to the US: Supreme Court by a vote of 10 to six. The committee chairman. Senator Eastland <Democrat. Mississippi), announcing the said dm not know when the nomination would reach the52 words
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Article214 1969-10-10 1 CAIRO, Thurs. (UPI) A "large number" of Egyptian reconnaissance patrols swept across the Suez Canal and rammed deep into Israeliheld Sinai last night, an Egyptian military spokesman said today. The spokesman said the troops "successfully carried out tasks assigned them' (or (our hours be(ore returning.214 words
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Article, Illustration199 1969-10-10 1 IRISH actor, Patrick Whyte, known to millions of television viewers as Ted Dowell, the lawyer, in the Peyton Place television series, is now in Singapore in his new role, not as a film star but a tour leader. Asked of the sudden change199 words
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Article65 1969-10-10 1 LONDON. Thurs. (Reuter) Princess Anne beat European horse trials champion Mary Gordon-Watson in the Dressage Competition at the Horse of the Year Show in London today. Queen Elizabeth's 19-year-old daughter was placed eighth in a field of 11 of Europe's top horse trial riders Miss Gor-don-Watson was65 words
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Article85 1969-10-10 1 THE Immigration Department is now issuing Singapore Passports which have been slightly amended. The ammendments are:- Front Cover: There is no "window" to show the printed number of the passport above the word Passport". The number of the passport corresponds with the number of the holder's Singapore Identity85 words
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251 1969-10-10 1 LONDON, Thurs. (AFP Reuter) Britain will protest today to Spain over the presence of two Spanish destroyers in waters close to Gibraltor which are regarded here as British, informed sources said. The two ships are part of the six unit Spanish251 words
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Article80 1969-10-10 1 MERCED. California. Thurs. (UPI» A giant Air Force 852 Jet bomber crashed and burned on takeoff at Castie Air Force Base tonight, apparently killing all six crew members aboard. The Air Force listed all sir as missing. The eight-engine jet was on routine training flight80 words
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Article186 1969-10-10 1 SAIGON, Thurs. (Reuter) The United States Air Force in South Vietnam is to reduce its strength by 2.541 men and nearly 100 aircraft by December 15, the American Command announced today. The reduction, part of the second phase of President Nixon's troop cut-back. Is186 words
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Article161 1969-10-10 1 PARIS. Thurs. (UPI) A Communist women's organisation today addressed an open letter to wives of American prisoners of war in Vietnam, calline on them to demand the U.S. government withdraw all its troops unconditionally from Vietnam. "Real peace is the only means of saving not161 words
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Article131 1969-10-10 1 INVERCARGILL. New Zealand. Thur*. (Reuter) A crewman from the Danish cargo shio Magdala (1 594 tons) Is seriously ill in Kew hospital here after twice being when he was thought to be clinically dead. He was overcome, apparently by bad air. :n a tank in the ship's131 words
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Article117 1969-10-10 1 MANILA. Thurs. <UPI) Heavily-armed combat tiwps moved Into Communist Huk Guerrilla territory today to hunt down the killers of nine off-duty Filipino security guards of a US. Navy transmitter site. Philippine Constabulary chief Vicente Raval said he has ordered into the hunt 200 combat troops and117 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous15 1969-10-10 1 "Clara is rather a poor player but somehow she always seems to get lucky r15 words
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Article, Illustration211 1969-10-10 2 MOST Chinese painter* with en appreciation of Chinese calligraphy takes easily to abstract painting. This was how Dr. E. M. T. Lu associated Chinese calligraphy with abstract painting at the opening of an art exhibition of abstract painting and sketches by local artist, Yeo211 words
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422 1969-10-10 2 THE Korean Merchandise Exhibition, currently held at the Singapore Conference Hall, has been a big success and big contracts have already been concluded including the purchase of 100,000 yards of Korean-manufactured nylon. This was announced at a Joint news conference called by the Vice-President and422 words
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Article, Illustration263 1969-10-10 2 THE Shell Group of Companies will put on show a 575.000 scaled model of the first refinery built in Singapore at Pulau Bukom at the forthcoming "Science in the Service of Man" exhibition opening at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Oct. 15. I The model263 words
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43 1969-10-10 2 THE Vice-President and Comptroller of Korea Trade Corporation, Mr. Har Sanghoon (centre) speaking at the news conference. With him is Mr. Shin DaeChyol, leader of the Korean Trade Mission (left) and Mr. Lee Poong Jick, director of the Korea Trade Centre in Singapore,43 words
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Article147 1969-10-10 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Selangor police have solved the mystery of the "disappearing golf equipment" with the arrest of 12 men all caddies last night. The gang specialising in stealing golfing equipment is believed to be responsible for the numerous thefts reported at the Royal Selangor Golf Club147 words
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Article94 1969-10-10 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thu r The Director of Operations. Tun Abdul Razak todav announced that immed:at e action would be taken to set u D the consultative council to discu5 S issue, affecting national unity. Tun Razak vag referring to th» NOC report on Mav 13 issued today »n94 words
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Article82 1969-10-10 2 The Minister for Health, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, yesterday received a cheque of $l,OOO from the Singapore Medical Association to be given away to orlze-winners of the "Keep Singapore Clean and Mosquito Free" Poster Des»n Competition. The competition is sponsored by the Singapore Medical Association. The82 words
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73 1969-10-10 2 THE Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Communications, Mr. Phua Bah Lee seen speaking to Dr. V. R. Bhimani, chairman of the newly-opened Tampines Home for Retarded Children, after the opening ceremony recently. Looking on (at right) is the chairman of the Singapore Association for Retarded Children, Miss D. K.73 words
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Article, Illustration69 1969-10-10 2 THE new Netherlands Ambassador, Mr. Rudolf Carl Pekelharing presented his credentials to the President of the Republic, Enche Yusof bin Ishak, on Wednesday, at the Istana. Mr. Pekelharing replaces Mr. W. T. Leeson. The new ambassador was the vice-consul in Singapore from 1947-50 and was before his69 words
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Article90 1969-10-10 2 Fifteen finalists will enter the grand final i n the "Princess of the Republic" beauty contest organised bv the Government Servants Welfare Organisation tomorrow at the Singapore Conference Hall in Shenton Way at 8 p m. These finalists were selected out of 28 contestants at the semi-final90 words
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Article86 1969-10-10 2 A labourer. Org Chwee Chuan. 49 was killed when several bags of fertilisers lell on him while he was working of board the Japanese ship. Yae Maru at the Eastern Anchorage on Wednesday afternoon. Ong was with a group of workers working together and was unloading the86 words
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183 1969-10-10 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Officers of political parties will not be allowed to hold office in a trade union, the National Operations Council announced today. The is to ensure that individual unions and the trade union movement as a whole shall be led by persons183 words
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Article, Illustration25 1969-10-10 2 Mr. Mrs. Nonis bin Haji Hassan at the bersanding ceremony recently.The bride is the former Miss Subaidah binte Mayuni of No. 11 Jalan Eunos. Singapore.25 words
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Article122 1969-10-10 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs (UPI) Five workers were killed and three others were knocked out last night apparently by poisonous gas from a rubber factory's 50-foot-deep well in Penang The first victim was Lee Oh Kow, 29, foreman of the Lee Rubber Factory who went122 words
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Article152 1969-10-10 2 FALUN, Sweden, Thurs. (Reutcr) A major Swedish company said todav it had lost an American order worth 175 million crowns (about £l4 million) because of Swedish aid to North Vietnam. The Stora Kopparberg Mining concern said it had won a contract again s t international competition to supply152 words
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69 1969-10-10 3 REPUBLIC OF CHINA, together with millions of overseas Chinese, celebrates today the founding of the First Asian republic the Double Tenth or Oct. 10. It is exactly 58 years since the Father of Modern China, Dr. Sun Yat Sen, saw the incarnation of his aspiration. Mammoth rallies (above), rivalling theUPI photo. - 69 words
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Article220 1969-10-10 3 SAIGON. Thurs. (Reuter) A Negro marine security guard is being held in custody pending a full investigation into the fatal shooting of a White marine guard at the U.S. Embassy in Saigon today, an Embassy Statement said. The spokesman, reading a brief statement on the incident220 words
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Article75 1969-10-10 3 RAWALPINDI. Thurs. (UPI) Organised gangs of thieves are reported to be operating in Rawalpindi and .Islambad, the nation's capital, and stealing everything from cattle to cars According to the Police, special squads detailed to check the gangs' activities have produced "good" results. More than 20,000 U S dollars75 words
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171 1969-10-10 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. (UPI) House Republicans yesterday endorsed President Nixon's conduct of the Vietnam War and his attempts to seek a negotiated peace. In an obvious move to blunt growing dissent Inside and outside the Republican Party members at a closed conference ordered a resolution prepared171 words
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Article56 1969-10-10 3 SYDNEY. Thurs. (Reuter) Two pilots escaped with a shaking when a bolt of lightning tore a gaping hole in the tail of freight aircraft en-route to Sydney from Brisbane with 17.000 lb of cargo today. The plane shook violently when the lightning struck about TOO miles north of56 words
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343 1969-10-10 3 INDIRA—NIJALINGAPPA STRUGGLE NEW DELHI, Thurs. (Reuter) Prime Minister Indira Gandhi today joined battle with Party President S. Nijalingappa for control of the Congress Party machine. Supported by five of her close associates, she demanded an immediate meeting the Congress Working Committee to discuss343 words
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593 1969-10-10 3 HONG KONG, Thurs. (UPI and Reuter) China wants to solve Sino-Soviet border problems under a just and reasonable measure, the Chinese Communist Foreign Office said in an announcement yesterday. The announcement was broadcast by Peking Radio at midnight, Peking time, in criticisino593 words
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491 1969-10-10 3 SAIGON, Thurs. (Reuter) American battle deaths in Vietnam last week dropped to only 64. the lowest week's toll for about three years, according to figures issued by the U.S. Command today. A spokesman said the level of fighting throughout the491 words
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Article273 1969-10-10 3 MANILA. Thur*. (UPI) Ten persons, nine of them Filipino security guards at a U.S. Navy transmitter site, were shot to death early to-day in an area where Communist Huks operate. The bodies of the nine guards and a small bus driver were discovered by273 words
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Article90 1969-10-10 3 CANBERRA. Thurs. (Reuter) A 25-year-old Chinese, who allegedly paid 2,000 dollars (933 Sterling) for an Australian giri to marrv him, has made a fresh appeal to Immigration Minister Billv Snedden to be allowed to remain in Australia. Cedric N* Chon* Sun yesterday lost a90 words
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198 1969-10-10 3 ON USSR'S SUCCESS NEW YORK. Thurs. (LTI> The New York Times in an editorial in to-day's edition suggested the United States should consider improving relations with Communist China in the light of Peking's willingness to negotiate its border dispute with the Soviet198 words
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Advertisement8 1969-10-10 3 IN CELEBRATION OF THE 58TH. NATIONAL DAY IS8 words
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Article, Illustration281 1969-10-10 4 PARIS. Thurs. (Reuter) France yesterday gave a raptumus welcome to America s three Apollo 11 astronauts, cheering them through the streets and making them Knights of the coveted Legion of Honour Award. Tens of thousands of Parisians cheered and applauded as Nell Armstrong. Colonel EdwinUPI picture. - 281 words
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172 1969-10-10 4 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI) Asia will need outside aid for along time to enable it to achieve political and economic progress, Australia's ambassador to the United States. Patrick Shaw, told the Far East-America Council of Commerce and Industry this week. The172 words
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289 1969-10-10 4 JERUSALEM. Thurs. (Reuter) The prosecution will call more witnesses today to give evidence against Australian Denis Michael Fohan who has admitted setting fire to Jerusalem's Al Aqsa Mosque but says he was mentally disturbed at the time. At yesterday's session of the trial, now289 words
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Article247 1969-10-10 4 PRAGUE. Thurs (Reuter)— Former Liberal leader Alexander Dubrek may be allowed to resign as chairman of the Czechoslovak National Assembly—h:s last prominent post in public life—instead of the indlgnitv of dismissal. Informed sources said yesterday Mr Dubcek had written a letter to the Communist247 words
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283 1969-10-10 4 BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Thurs. (Reuter) British Home Secretary James Callaghan arrived here yesterday on his second inspection tour of Northern Ireland's centres of sectarian tension and pledged to "get rid of the troublemakers." "They have to be arrested and brought to Justice and283 words
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84 1969-10-10 4 LONDON. Thurs. (UPI) At least 150.00n fon s of uncollected garbage littered London yesterday in the 16th day of an unofficial strike by garbage collectors for better pav. The government said on Tuesday night health experts reported there was still no endemic menace although rotting refuse84 words
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Article65 1969-10-10 4 TEL AVIV. Thurs (Reuter) —Two Egyptian soldiers were killed shortly before midnight in an encounter between Egyptian and Israeli troop* south of Lake Timsah. a military spokesman said here today. There were no Israeli casualties in the clash, he added. The Egyptians' arms, includ. lnr65 words
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Article227 1969-10-10 4 GIBRALTAR Thurs fHeuten A big fl*et of Spainsh warships arnved off Gibraltar .ast night In what observers railed a new show of strength against the British rock colony The fleet comprised the cruiser Cananas. the biggest In the Spanish Navy, the he-licopter-carrier Dedalo and four227 words
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304 1969-10-10 4 PARIS. Thurs (Reuter) French Fore.gn Minister Maurice Schumann leaves here today for a five-day official visit to Moscow the first by a member of the new French Government. Mr. Schumann yesterday held a final meeting with President Georges Pompidou and though there304 words
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210 1969-10-10 4 EL QANTARA. Israeli occupied Sinai Peninsula. Thurs. (UPI)_ Israel traded six dead Egyptian soldiers and 110 Arabs yesterday for 123 Air s who wished to return to the Gaza Btrlp Egypt lost in the June 1967 war In a rare act of peace210 words
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103 1969-10-10 4 LONDON Thurs fUPI) Marathon walker Dr Barbara Moore was supposed to show up in court yesterday But fhe had to postpone It because of a Jeopard. Dr. Moore, scheduled to answer bankruptcy proceedings against her. sent a telegram to103 words
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Article127 1969-10-10 4 BELFAST. Northern Ireland, Thurs. (Reuter) A bomb scare forced families to flee their homes In a predominantly Catholic area of Belfast today. People were evacuated from houses while British troops and police cordoned off the district around Donegall Road In the Northern Ireland capital. Army explosives127 words
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307 1969-10-10 4 UNITED NATIONS, New York, Thurs. (Reuter)—United Notions efforts to promote a Middle East settlement ore ogain being suspended and the U.N. representative, Dr. Gunnor V. Jarring, will return to his post as Swedish ambassador in Moscow, it was learned yesterday. Dr. Jarring had a number307 words
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232 1969-10-10 4 LONDON. Thurs. (Reuter) A bombshell opinion poll yesterday showed a steep drop m the lead held by Britain's opposition Conservatives o v *r the Labour Government The latest sounding put the Conservative margin at a meagre four per cent compared with 18 per232 words
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124 1969-10-10 4 BOGOTA Colombia. Thurs (Reuter^—Some 7.000 security forces, including flv« army batallions. yesterday combed western Colombia in a desperate search for the 17-year-old kidnapped son of the Swiss Consul in Call a member of the Swiss Embassy here. A massive hunt Is underway for124 words
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Article56 1969-10-10 4 CAIRO. Thurs (Reuter) The Supreme State Security Court last night sentenced a former Egyptian soldier to hard labour for life on charges of sabotage But the accused. Mohamed Mahmoud EI-Haddad. was acquitted after a week-long trial of charges of spying for Israel, for which the56 words
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272 1969-10-10 4 NEW YORK. Thura (UPI Pioneer heart surgeor Christiaan Barnard refused t< comment again yesterday or reports he will marry a 19-year-old South African girl Barnard, enroute to London from a meeting of the American College of Surgeons m San Francisco, stopped In New- York272 words
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Advertisement113 1969-10-10 4 new, simple fun-to enter time the song contest Have you just missed getting any of the 17 LPs in Contest-I? We have 17 more for you in Contest -II All you have to do is time a song and the song to time is > "BABY, I LOVE YOU'' by113 words
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Article, Illustration479 1969-10-10 5 A WEEKLY pictorial feature by the Eastern Sun based on the photographs taken by our cameramen at official functions, parties, exhibitions, shopping centres etc. WELL, WELL, here we have the little lady In pants and looking very attractive and delightful too. She is Mrs. Nancy Lim479 words
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279 1969-10-10 5 BUENO AIRES. Thurs. (Reuter) Two gangs of hijackers have forced two South American jetliners carrying 109 people to fly to Cuba threatening passengers and crew with instant death if the pilots refused. I One of the planes, a Brazilian Caravelle. was last seen heading for279 words
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Article219 1969-10-10 5 FORT WORTH Texas, Thurs. (UPI) The Strategic Air Command took delivery yesterday of its first FBI 11 A, a revolutionary aircraft constructed in controversy but now praised as the "Ultimate of the art." The nine million US dollar FBIIIA Is a modified version of the variable wing219 words
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Article116 1969-10-10 5 WASHINGTON. Thuri. (UPI) A pretty agent who booked entertainers Into Army Service Clubs in Vietnam lost her business because sergeants running the clubs demanded kickbacks from the performers. Senate Investigators said on Thursday. June Collins, a boxom blonde booking agent from Australia, was called before the Senate116 words
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Article159 1969-10-10 5 SAN FRANCISCO. Thurs (UPI) Research work on a universal cancer vaccine is "off the launching pad" but gucce«« is "more years awav than we'd lkc to admit. an Atlanta medical researcher said yesterday. Dr. Loren J. Humphrey of Emory University, who has been studying the159 words
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Article60 1969-10-10 5 PASADENA Calif Thurs (Reuter) The mother of convicted assassin Sirhan B Sirhan said today *he would drive across America in rented car to appeal to the United Nations for her son's life, and for Middle East peace Sirhan Sirhan is m San Quentin jail awaiting execution for assassinating60 words
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Article53 1969-10-10 5 CHICAGO. Th of i (Renter) Hundred, of antiwar demonstrators sorted through Chicago's north side late last night smashing windows, stonin* cart and battling police. The violence erupted after a rally in > Park where hitter and bloody battles were fought between police and antiVietnam was protesters during last53 words
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113 1969-10-10 5 WASHINGTON. Thurs <Reuter) President Nixon today stood firm behind Judge Clement F. Haytworth despite serious new Congressional opposition to the Supreme Court nomination The White House said Nixon is still standing by the embattled judge and experts him to win confirmation to the high court.113 words
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Article63 1969-10-10 5 LAS VEGAS Nev Thurs rßeuter) Tall buildings in this gambling citv rocked when the Atomic Energy Commission set off a one megaton nuclear device. The blast. equivalent to 1.000.000 tons of TNT. registered 5.5 <>n the Richter scale at the University of California at Berkeey Yesterday's test had63 words
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Article274 1969-10-10 5 BOSTON, Thurs. (Reuter) The Massachusetts Supreme Court has reached e decision on Sen. Kennedy's appeal for e ban on reporters attending the inquest on Mary Jo Kopechine. The court made up Its mind yesterday several hours after hearing lawyers for the Senator and his aides press274 words
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Article70 1969-10-10 5 NEW YORK. Thurs (Reuter) Heart transplant pioneer Dr. Christian Barnard announced the formation here today <>f a foundation bearing his name which will study rejection of transplanted organs by the body. The non-profit -making Christian Barnard Research Foundation will be financed by voluntary contributions from governments and private citizens.70 words
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Article115 1969-10-10 5 MONTREAL, Thurs. (UPI) —City t>olice and firemen returned to their posts Wednesdav after a 164 hour strike during which vandals firebombed and looted th« city, leaving two dead and acorej injured Troops from a Canadian army commando unit, ordered in when rioting broke out Tuesday night. stood115 words
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Article69 1969-10-10 5 NEW YORK. Thurs. (Renter) Police used the tip of a man's little finger that'a all they had to check with fingerprints of known thieves here and came up with a suepe<t's identity They got the fingertip frora. Mrs. Harriet Neham. who claim* she bit it off an attacker69 words
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Article577 1969-10-10 6 OUR Foreign Minister's speech at the U.N. General Assembly fell in line with the mood of self-criticism that is currently sweeping the world organization. Although Mr. Rajaratnam made several other points of importance in his speech, he should be first commended on the clear logical analysis and the577 words
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Article287 1969-10-10 6 THE Republic of China today celebrates her national day, barely 10 days after Communist China celebrated hers. The founding of the Republic antedates both the Communists and Nationalists and was done by a man revered on both sides of the Bamboo Curtain Dr. Sun Yat Sen. It was287 words
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522 1969-10-10 6 DAVID MUSOKE - (By DAVID MUSOKE, Gemini Newt Service) KAMPALA: In Uganda these days people of the rural areas do not send invitation cards for marriages or weddings. They assume you must have listened to the Personal Announcement programme. The programme comes after supper. The scene is common in522 words
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Article202 1969-10-10 6 RICHARD WANG - Letters.,. RICHARD WANG I read with interest your leading articles of 4th October. The alleged campus disease is unfortunately not confined to the campus a!one. Even outside. the mania to burn runs riot. Those susceptible are usually the excitab e and the anti-authoritarian. There is nothing though to202 words
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Article447 1969-10-10 6 ELDON BARRETT - By ELDON BARRETT SEATTLE, Washington (UPI) The Society for the Protection of Old Fishes (SPOOF) isn't joking when it says it is looking for a live coelacanth. A coelacanth 1s Just about as old species of fish as there Is either in or out of447 words
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701 1969-10-10 6 JACK WALSH - By JACK WALSH PHNOM PENH (UPI) 1 The United States for the time being stands little I chance of creating an "Ugly American" image in Cambodia where diplomatic relations were restored in August. The U.S. m;aslon to Camt bodia has no pretentious701 words
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Article14 1969-10-10 6 TO And new thins*, take the path y<ra took yesterday —John Burroughs14 words
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438 1969-10-10 6 DEREK BLACKMAN - •y DEREK BLACKMAN BAHRAIN, Reuter Pearl fishing in the Persian (Arabian) Gulf, which one# enriched great empires in the Middle East and made Bahrain a prise for conquest, may soon be rescued after a long decline. Despite limited markets, loin-clothed divers. using simple equipment438 words
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Article433 1969-10-10 6 The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (UPI) —A hearings this week on the "high cost of outo repairs," a Senate Subcommittee will seek the answers to three questions. They are: 1. "When a wife comas home from Hie supermarket parking lot with 300 U.S. dollars damage to tho433 words
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Article889 1969-10-10 6 FRED MPANGA - By FRED MPANGA, LONDON: Nudity is going to Hie dogs, in manner of speaking. In a recent report by West German doctors, dog owners are counselled to appear naked to their dogs, preferably on ail fours. This is an anti-burglary device. The lesson comes from889 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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414 1969-10-10 7 Our Market Reporter - By Our Market Reporter INDUSTRIALS closed with a mixed outlook in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday after improved share prices attracted profit-taking which pared the gains. On the balance, about 21 Industrials improved. 20 declined and 22 remained unchanged. Trading was414 words
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Article13 1969-10-10 7 The tin price for yesterday was $632.37} per picul down $0.2513 words
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Article1110 1969-10-10 7 T>USINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified:- INDUSTRIALS Acrra $lB3 (3>: Ben tc Co. r. 85 *2>; Borneo Bhd $1 90 (11);1,110 words
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Article142 1969-10-10 7 SYDNEY, Thurs. (UPI) Thursday's closing Sydney stock exchange (selected shares): MINING Acmex 2 20 Aust Dev 1.50 Barrier 2.90 BH South 4.00 C. Gold 9.00 CRA 17.60 Emper .11 Endur .65 GM Kalg 1 30 GT Boulder 11.30 GT Nthn .40 GT West—Hammersley 12 90 Kath Inv142 words
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184 1969-10-10 7 LONDON, Thurs. (UPI) Australian nickel mines soared yesterday while domestic industrial stocks turned irregularly lower on the stock market and recently buoyant British government bonds lost ground. Official U.S. assurances that British Petroleum (BP) is getting fair treatment on the antitrust front produced184 words
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65 1969-10-10 7 RAWALPINDI. Thurs. (UPI) The Presidential Cabinet yesterday fixed the target for cotton production during the current financial year *****0 at 3 to 3.2 million bales In a meeting presided over by President Yahya Khan, the Cabinet approved the lifting of export duty on raw65 words
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Article54 1969-10-10 7 HONG KONG, Thurs. (UPI) Money Quotations yesterday. HKJ6.085 per U.B dollar. HKS6.IOO per U.S. dollar TT. HKJ14.51 per pound sterling. HKJ306.875 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness. HK516.27 per 10.000 Japanese ven. HKSII9.O per 100 Philippine pesos buyers. HK$l2l.O per 100 Philippine pesos sellers. Philippine pesos54 words
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Article64 1969-10-10 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI)— Rubber futures closed 35 points lower to 25 points higher on 2 sales yesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange. (Close) (Prev.) Nov. 2825 28.50 Jar.. 27 25 27.00 March 27 00 27.00 May 8% =5O 26 85 July 26.25 26.60 Sept 26.00 2164 words
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446 1969-10-10 7 BAHRAIN, Thurs. Even before the first guest walked into the new Gulf Hotel in Bahrain which opened last week it had already been decided to increase its size next year from 130 rooms to 235. Work on two new wings will begin next446 words
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Article96 1969-10-10 7 LA PAZ. Bolivia. Thurs. (Reuter) Bolivia's new stateowned tin foundry at Vinto will have top priority in processing a!l the nation's tin ore production as from next month under a government decree published here yesterday. The decree provides that only tin or e not required by96 words
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128 1969-10-10 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI) Economic uncertainty kept stocks in retreat yesterday for the second consecutive day in moderate turnover. At the final bell, the UPI marketwide indicator was off 0.58 per cent on 1 588 issues crossing the tape There were 880 declines and128 words
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Article288 1969-10-10 7 October first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p m.. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 71-4 cents per lb., up three eighths of a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet. The ma.ket improved some three quarters of a cent288 words
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Article231 1969-10-10 7 THE Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for ships in port today Friday, Oct. 10:DEPARTURES Godowns Vessels 1/2 Pacific Abeto 3/4 Fernlanrf 8/9 Jalagirija 10/11 Protesilaus 13/14 Straat Clarence N.W. 1 Sletter 23/24 Crna Gora 29/30 V'egrt 38/39 Centaur 40/41 Kyusei Maru 42/43231 words
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Article198 1969-10-10 7 CANBERRA Thurs. Qantas Airways Ltd., Australia's overseas airline, earned a net profit of $7,119,344 last financial year, almost three times the previous year's profit Of $2,867,000. The previous highest profit was $4,101,013 In 1964-65. Details of the company's operations were contained In Its annual report for198 words
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205 1969-10-10 7 HOMO KONO. Thurs (UPI) A 1.100-room hotel may be erected on the "golden site" in Kowloon after Its auction next month, the director of public works said this week. The land opposite the famed Peninsula Hotel, which has an area of 48.850 square205 words
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Article47 1969-10-10 7 TOKYO. Thurs. (UPI) Japanese manufacturers of synthetic fibre turned out 111-648 tons last month, 1.4 per cent down from August, the Japan Chemical Fibre Association said yesterday. Nylon fibres accounted for 21.490 tons while production of rayon staple reached 31.051 tons, according to the association.47 words
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Article106 1969-10-10 7 rpHE Hnnpore hubher Broken Asa ■j* touna b*s •applied the 1 following Lnfon nation in respect ot txuiacM tnattdtd to i >1.R»> 5AJR 6 CV (BC> Oct. PAT.ett 3 l cent* premium Miters. RW. Fuie» AT cent* premium seVierv BMR 5L (HO Oct. P*itet» 3 ceo** premium106 words
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Article589 1969-10-10 7 SINGAPORE stoca EXchange told and other prtott officially luteo at tiia eta at INDUSTRIALS Acma Ben Co Borneo Btod. C. Pl> wood C. Sugar L79 18 1.8* 187 l.tfl 1.75 4.40 Chemical Co Cold Storage Cjrl, 4 c.-rt... 1.75 2.39 1.84 1.75 176 185 Dunlop XD589 words
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87 1969-10-10 7 LONDON. Thurs. (UPI) Rubber Market closed uncertain yesterday with spot 26-1/4 26-3/4 SETTLEMENT HOUSE Nov. 26-3/8. 26-5/8 seller nominal Dec. 25-7/8. 26-1/8 Jan 25-1/4. 25-1/2 Jan March 25-1/8. 25-3/8 April/June 25, 25-3/16 July' Sept. 24-7/8, 24-15/16 Oct./ Dec. 24-3/4. 24-15/16 Jan 'March 24-11/16. 24-7/8 April87 words
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Article80 1969-10-10 7 WASHINGTON. Thurs. (UPI) The Federal Trade Commission has reported that three different types of rayoo scarves bearing "Made In Japan*' labels were "dangerously flammable". The scarves were Identified, as "certain rayon habutae scarves" imported by Boruch Petranker Import Co.. Inc., of San Francisco, with souvenir scenes of the80 words
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Article90 1969-10-10 7 THE noon prlc*« at the Hncapore rhlow Prodace Exchange yesterday were— Barer Reller locanot Oil (FO B.) Balk 50 00 Coconut Oil (F.O.B) Dram 62.50 Mixed Copra SI .50 Mnntok White (FOB) 242.50 Sarawak White Pepper (FO.B) 240 on Sarawak Special Black •Vpper (FOB) Hfi% N.LW 170 00 Lamponr90 words
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Article40 1969-10-10 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI)— Dow Jones closing averages in the New York Stock Exchange yesterday; 30 Industrials 802.20 20 Rails 194.85 15 Utilities 110.37 65 Stocks 271.67 40 Bonds 70 52 Commodity futures index 141.18 off 0.23.40 words
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Article433 1969-10-10 7 ARKIVALS: 5-00 a.m. MSA 029 K. Lumpur. 9.00 a.m. MSA 119 K. Lumpur. 1015 am. MSA 121 K. I urn pur. 10.25 a.m. MSA 005 Penang, Ipoh. K. Lumpur, Malacca. 1.10 p.m. MSA 451 Kurbln„ 2.25 p.m. M*A 047 Kota Bnaru, Trengganu, K. Lumpur. 3.25 p.m. MSASO9 Banekok433 words
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Article, Illustration781 1969-10-10 8 Gamini Seneviratne - (By Gamini Seneviratne, Gemini News Service) LONDON: One hundred years after the last child came out of Britain's coalmines, ponies are still being used in the pits. The National Coal Board has been busy for years modernising the pits and pulling the ponies781 words
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Article, Illustration678 1969-10-10 8 R. C. PANDE - By R. C. PANDE NEW DELHI (UPI) Indians say that one of the oldest known commentaries on dancing is the Natya Shastra, written in the first century after Christ. Savs the Natya Shastra: "Thp waist of a lioness. the neck of a swan and the eyesUPI. - 678 words
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Article, Illustration705 1969-10-10 8 DARWIN, Australia: Claud Wallace was one of the leading businessmen of Alice Springs in Australia's Northern Territory, and then one day about five years ago the high pressure suddenly caught up with him. "Heart," said the doctor. Claud had to retire. His hobby had been a705 words
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Article65 1969-10-10 8 BANGKOK: The Thai Government plans to form another nine vocational training units to teach young villagers in remote areas to become hairdressers or cooks The Government now has 29 units which travel from one village to another to teach the courses to young men and girls Last year,65 words
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80 1969-10-10 8 THE dates and places for the 'next few regular performances by School Brass Bands. Sunday, 12th October 1969: 5.30-6.30 p.m. at Elizabeth Walk. Willow Avenue Sec School and Sang Nila Utama Sec. School Brass Bands Sunday, 19th October 1969: 5 30-6 30 p.m. at Mount80 words
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Article494 1969-10-10 8 £/e and; Walt Dulaney - Date-line By £/e and Walt Dulaney DEAR WALT: How much right does a girl have to check up on her steady boyfriend? My younger brother has a girl who does this. At least twice a day she calls to see if Jerry is someplace he told her he494 words
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Miscellaneous109 1969-10-10 8 1. Who wrote these lines "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times 2. What does not make a summer? 3. What is the greeneyed monster? 4. What is jurisprudence? 5 Who wrote the Swan Lake? 6 What is the meaning of the id'om: To throw109 words
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Miscellaneous88 1969-10-10 8 AMY By Jack Tippfr /k 3 "Everybody outta the pool. .ARCHIE!" DATELINE: DANGER! IT'S BAD LUCK TO PLAN A VICTORY CELEBRATION BEFORE THE PINAL GUN. DUKE/ m I m m. H v: sr. s 'A THEY ODW APPLAUD i by John Saunders and Alden McWiiiams THE SHINDIG WAS NOTHIN' TO88 words
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Article, Illustration604 1969-10-10 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers riIARANN: while wait- ing for a bus on a morning in November, 1967 an attractive man asked me if I wanted a ride I said yes, because it was raining very hard and I was late for604 words
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614 1969-10-10 9 Sheilah Graham - S§n>4t kin 7 I i*r Sheilah Graham HOLLYWOOD, wed. John Wayne asked for Forrest Tucker in his current 'Chi sum" film Big Dike likes bi* actors to work with. That's how big Jim Am ess got his start in films In Wayne614 words
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91 1969-10-10 9 NEW YORK, Wed. A press conference at which Barbr a Streisand. Yves Montand and Alan Jay Lerner discussed Paramount Pictures' forthcoming musical film. "On A Clear Day You Can see Forever," was recorded in Hollywood and is being sent to English-speaking territories91 words
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Article, Illustration507 1969-10-10 9 GLEN" CAMPBELL, the country's newest country-folk-pop singine sensation makes his screen debut starring with John Wayne and Kim Darby In Paramount Pictures" "True Grit", based on best-selling novel by Charles Portis. Campbell plays La Boeuf. a Texas Ranger who helps in507 words
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128 1969-10-10 9 FORT WORTH. Text*. Thurs rupi> six finalist* were named yesterday in the Van CUburn International Piano Competition. Thev were Mljou Nojlma, 24, Japan; Mark Westcott, 21. US.: Mlchako Sujinuma. 25. Japan: Diane Walsh 19 U S Gerald Robbins. 23. U8 and Christina Ortiz. 19.128 words
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925 1969-10-10 9 Elizabeth Sherry - By Elizabeth Sherry CHILD expert* have shown that it is good for a child to be taken out to a restaurant with his parents, But how can you overcome all the problarm? Going out for a meal la fun particularly for925 words
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Article37 1969-10-10 9 SYDNEY Thurs. (UPIV Love and the income tax man have split up the Australian pop groups the Easybeats. Thp group announced their breakup over a champagne and bacon and eggs breakfast at the Sheraton Hotel yesterday.37 words
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Miscellaneous321 1969-10-10 9 mm ORGANISATION L I P O Phone ***** NOW SHOWING! 11 t m 1 4.V 4 no. A 015 p m Bern an DeVrie.s. Rosemarie Dexter THF. SEX OF tVGEU" Terfmico or. 'OA) CAPITOL Phone ***** Vo» Showmr! No Fru List I C te Film s Length Show* V«M» Ttmrs:321 words
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Miscellaneous168 1969-10-10 9 TODAY an Aim *A*. 21 t» 8-12-73-34 37-67-79 WA yf TAURUS 4-\ K I UAY 20 Friday* October 10, 1969. STAR GAZER*^ By CLAY R. FOLIAN K Your Doily AcfMtyGuA X un.u <» According to lh» Start. OCT. 22* To develop, message for Friday# 5.15.26-37 reod Words corresponding to numbers168 words
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Miscellaneous270 1969-10-10 9 ORG&NISATIO N CAT HAY 334Q0 NOW SHOWTXG! 11 IS* «W> BW>pm MOMS THE GTFSY MOTHS" Burt Lancaster In Color Tomorrow Midnight' (Colors C'umbla s "THE MAD ROOM" Stella Steven#. Sheiley Winters 321 to 1 PTH DAT! DAILT 4 SHOWS I.S». 40* «3» S.IS P m NO INCREASE IN PRICES! Anouk270 words
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Article270 1969-10-10 10 BIG BEN - By BIG BEN PENANG, Thurs. Forever Yours hos shown vast improvement since his first up second to Froser Hill II ot Ipoh lost month. This morning with o riding boy ostride Forever Yours qolloped impressively over 3f in 37 4 5 in the company of Temerloh 11.270 words
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Article197 1969-10-10 10 NEW DELHI. Thurs. (Reuter) Malaysian national champion P. Gunalan, top seed in the Nehru Memorial International badminton tournament, has withdrawn from the men's singles event because h e has a cold. The 26-year-old mechanical engineer is not in a position to play the gruelling singles,197 words
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Article89 1969-10-10 10 KINGSTON. Jamaica. ThuTS. (Reuter) El Salvador beat Haiti one-nil in extra time at the National Stadium here in their North and Central American Zone play-off last night to go into the final 16 for next year's World Cup series in Mexico City. Juan Martinez scored89 words
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Article226 1969-10-10 10 LAS VEGAS, Nevada, Thurs. (Reuter) Australians Tony Roche and John Newcombe were upset victims In the second round of the US$5O,OOO Howard Hughes Open tennis tournament here yesterday. However, top-ranked Rod Laver won a three-set victory to advance to the quarter-finals. Roche was beaten 6-1,226 words
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Article90 1969-10-10 10 TOUR OF THE CEYLON NATIONAL RUGBY UNION TEAM The Ceylon National Rugby Union XV will play their final match here against the Singapore Rugby Union National team at the Padang on Saturday at 5 pjn. The t®ams Singapore Keogh. Lyaul. Nicholson, Koh Yeow Tung. Vuniwaqa. Mellis90 words
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Article42 1969-10-10 10 MILAN. Thurs. (Reuter) A. C. Milan beat defending champions Estudiantes. of Argentina, 3-0. after leading 2-0 at half-time, in the first leg of their World Soccer Club championship match here last eight Scorers were: Angelo Sornuni .(2), Nestor Combin.42 words
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2466 1969-10-10 10 Saturday 1 Laee is CL 6 Dlv. J-7 Fur*.—2.50 p.m. ($4,500) (FOR LOCAL RIDERS ONLY) 1 Ronlgo Checkout* B 00 J C Stable J Donnelly Chiam 10 2. 077 4y 8 11 Doutelle Stable Spencer a 0*4 Ha 11 and 9y 8.0* Kwee Stable2,466 words
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349 1969-10-10 10 LONDON. Thurs. (Reuter) Gary Player, the South African who today begins the defence of his Piccadilly World match play golf championship at Wentworth, Surrey. Is worried by his game. During his final practice yesterday, playing with petite Catherine Lacoste of France, world's No 1349 words
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Article137 1969-10-10 10 MELBOURNE, Australia. Thurs. (UPI) Jack Rennle, trainer-manager of Australian boxer Lionel Rose, plans to visit Tokyo in January to push for a world featherweight title match for Lionel Australian Johnny Famechon will defend his title 5! ain Fighting Harada. The World Boxing Association's titleholder Japan's137 words
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Article405 1969-10-10 11 LONDON, Thurs. (Reuter) First Division newcomers Derby County crashed to a shock 1-3 home defeat last night as Everton widened their lead at the top of the table to three points. Derby's seven-match unbeaten home run was ended abruptly by Coventry City, displaying revived405 words
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Article105 1969-10-10 11 SYDNEY. Thurs (UPI) Hs:eh M'.n Nan. of Nationalist China and Takashi Murakami of Japan, were the best scorers among foreign golfers who competed in the A*Bno pro-am event yesterday at Fox Hills in Sydney. Mos* competitors wer#» using the pro-am as a warm up event105 words
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Article, Illustration209 1969-10-10 11 A TEAM of Karate instructors of the Karate Association of Malaysia will give free demonstration of karate at 7.00 p.m. at Pontian Diamond Jubilee Hall tonight, at 8.00 p.m. at Kulai Community Hall on Saturday and at 8.00 p.m. at Johore Bahru Diamond Jubilee Hall209 words
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88 1969-10-10 11 THE 1972 Olympic Summer Games will be held under the largest and most expensive roof in the world. The cost of this bold construction, which will cover an 85,000-sq. metre large area, has been a matter of discussion for months in Munich (Federal Republic of Germany) where the games will88 words
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Article778 1969-10-10 11 Alexander V. Chukayeff - Br Alexander V. Chukayeff MOSCOW. Thurs. When Soviet admission to the Olympic Games was being considered by the International Olympic Committee in 1951. Chairman Andreanov of the Soviet Olympic Committee conceded that his country in the past had given cash prixes to its athletes but said778 words
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75 1969-10-10 11 BANGKOK, Thurs. (AFP) Fourteen countries have accepted to take part in the Fifth Asian basketball championships which will be held in Bangkok from Nov. 17 to Dec. 2 The countries are the Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore Malaysia, Laos, South Vietnam India,75 words
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Article31 1969-10-10 11 LONDON. Thurs. (Reuter)— Results of Irish Football League Gold Cup matehea played last nifht were: First Round Replay Ballymena U. 2 Glenavoc. I Second Round Carusaders 1 Lmfleld 031 words
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Advertisement599 1969-10-10 11 I Classified Ads. Houses Land For Sale 4 L'NIT BLOCS TEBBACB BOtSE WSTTEN PAKE A TTW j-Stcrey Oarden Terraced Bourn at «4 m 5 Bukit Timah Read <opp Chinese H-»" School) spacious compound, f fiince and Luxury The area of the h?ose a bigger than a semi-detached bungalow with 4-rooma599 words
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Advertisement309 1969-10-10 11 PW x TENDERS are invited from P W.D. registered contractors for the following work:Tbe Construction Of Concrete Jet Apron Extension (Phase I) At Para Lebar International Airport. Buildings And Civil Engineering Above 51W.000/. Closing Date. 28th October. 1963 Ter,de r form with full particulars and specification can re obtained at309 words
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Miscellaneous832 1969-10-10 11 (CHANNEL 51 PM 3.0fl Opening Anncts. in ail Languages and Morning Star; 3.25 Woman s World (English*; 3.55 A Diary of Events in Singapore this Week (English); 358 It? Hsppenirj in Singapore (English) (Repeat); 4.10 Scarlett Hill (Hannah Eps 4 k 5»; 5.00 Close; 5.55 Prog Summary in Ail Languages832 words
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Article, Illustration272 1969-10-10 12 THE Minister for Culture, Mr. Wee Toon Boon, last night spoke of the value Singaporeans place on recreational activities despite this trying period of economic survival. In his messaee to the Grand Charity Premiere of the million-dollar production of Cathay. "Escorts Over Tiger Hills.** Mr Wee272 words
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Article, Illustration223 1969-10-10 12 Y's Men's Club of Singapore which raised funds on a large scale through film premieres was widely praised internationally. the immediate past President of the Club, Mr. Leslie Struys, said recently. Mr. Struys was speaking shortly after he returned from Pittsburg. Pennsylvania, where he223 words
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Article107 1969-10-10 12 A peon was yesterday fined Sl5O for possessing 11 copies of "Playboy'' and three books entitled "Raped" by the Ninth Court Magistrate. Mr. E. C. Foenander. Mohamed Sa'at bin Samsuri. 21. a peon at the Ministry of Culture, was arrested on September 13 at about 300 pm. when107 words
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Article98 1969-10-10 12 The Customs and Excise Department has disclosed that revenue collected on auties fo- both tobacco and petroleum for the first nine months of this year have increased by nearly SlO million as compared with revenue collected over the same period last year. The totai revenue98 words
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Article, Illustration605 1969-10-10 12 SINGAPORE'S rapid and intensive development operations in the urban renewal, building construction, and industrialisation arenas were giving rise to fresh challenges and unexpected problems in the Republic. The president of the Singapore Institute of Architects. Mr. Rex Koh Kim-Chuan, in a speech at605 words
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Article193 1969-10-10 12 Million Steel Barge Launched A leading ship-building company in South-East Asia. Far East Ship Building Industries Ltd. received a onemillion dollar boost when a 5.000-ton steel barge was launched at its shipyard at Jurong Town yesterday morning. The steel baree measuring 240 feet by 72 feet high will be delivered193 words
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203 1969-10-10 12 JALAN Eunos School and Jurong Integrated Secondary School have won the Inter-Schools Tree Planting and Gardening Competition, 1969, organised by the Ministry of Education, in their respective primary and secon- dary schools' sections. The competition is organised in association with th« Singapore Gardening Society. All203 words
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Article165 1969-10-10 12 The Victoria School Advisory Committee is organising a concert-cum-dlnner night to be held on December 6 to raise funds to finance expanded activities In the school's extra-curricular programme The special function will be under th«» distinguished patronage of the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs,165 words
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Article32 1969-10-10 12 KUCHING. Thurs. (Reuter) Police announced today that a curlew has been imposed on certain part® of Binatang diatrict in Sarawak's third division until 6 am. Saturday to assist security operation.32 words
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Article, Illustration597 1969-10-10 12 ONE of the world's finest dancers of this generation, Russian-born Galina Samtsova, will be here late this month to delight Singapore ballet fans with a twoday season. She will be the leading lady dancer in a group of eighty men and women of the597 words
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Article, Illustration74 1969-10-10 12 Mr Alex KH. Chew. Hume't planning engineer, left for Australia this week to modern methods and techniques of precast concrete production for two months Mr Chew, 31. will be visiting the Hum e Dlant s in Brisbane Sydney. Adelaide and Perth and also the company's74 words
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Article102 1969-10-10 12 A man Seah Lam Poh was robbed of $1,600. his watch and some documents by three men one of whom placed a sharp object against his back, at his doorsteps of his house at Bernam Street on Wednesday night. Seah. 42 was about to open the door102 words
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Miscellaneous101 1969-10-10 12 Time 6t Tide High Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 10.23 am. (85 ft,), 10.23 p.m. (8.9 ft Naval Dockyard: 321 a.m. (2.1 ft.), 3.47 pm. (3.2 ft) Low Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 407 a.m. (2.0 ft.). 4 14 p.m. (2.5 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 3.53 a.m. (2.6 ft.), 4.05 pm. (3.2 ft.)101 words
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