Eastern Sun, 21 October 1969
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Title Section21 1969-10-21 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OV'N NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1968. Vol. 4 No. 1155 Tuesday, 21 October 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents21 words
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236 1969-10-21 1 BORDER DISAF KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— There was no evidence to show that Malaysians were involved in the separatist movement in the Thai southern provinces, the Director of Operations, Tun Abdul Razak said today. He reiterated his warning to Malaysians not to support or collaborate236 words
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Article93 1969-10-21 1 COLOMBO Ceylon. Mon. *AFP) Colombo Municipal Council Is to consider a plan to help embarrassed couples on their wedding night. Council member Ananda Premasinghe has called on the authorities to provide a "nuptial home" where poor couples could spend the first night of their main age93 words
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Article167 1969-10-21 1 SINGAPORE and Poland have agrees to the appointment of Mr Romuald Spasowski as the first Polish Ambassador to the Republic. Mr Spasowski is concurrently the Polish Ambassador to India. Nepal and Ceylon and will continue to reside in India. The Ambassador-designate. 49, was educated at the167 words
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Article66 1969-10-21 1 NEW YORK. Mon (UPI) Aristotle and Jacqueline Onassis today observed their first wedding anniversary quietly at their Manhattan apartment. The private character of the anniversary was in contrast to the worldwide attention given the marriage of the Greek shippm? tycoon and the former US First Lady66 words
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Article, Illustration552 1969-10-21 1 Thousands Of 'Extras' THOUSANDS of Singaporeans will be engaged as extras in the multi-million dollar Carlo Ponti production of "Man's Fate" starring Oscar sward winner, David Niven. Shooting of ''Man's Fate" adapted from a story written by French Culture Minister, Andre Malraux will begin552 words
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314 1969-10-21 1 WASHINGTON, Mon. (UPI) A former U.S. State Department official said today the current isolationist movement in the United States can lead to war. Eugene V. Rostow, Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs in the Johnson administration, said that out of an isolationist course314 words
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Article45 1969-10-21 1 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. The Minister with Special Function, Tun Tan Siew Sin today presented a $2,000 cheque to the widow of bus conductor. Koh Kiat Beng who ■was killed by a group o* youths at Sungei Rengam. near Klang on Oct. 945 words
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187 1969-10-21 1 PEN ANG SCHEDULES KUALA LUMPUR, Mon —The Managing Director of Malaysia-Singapore Airlines, Mr David Craig, today had an hour long meeting with the acting Minister of Transport Mr. V. Manickavasagam to clear the recent misunderstanding over the airlines schedules to Fenang. In a statement187 words
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Article23 1969-10-21 1 SEOUL, Mon. (UPI) Australia won the world cup soccer 15-A elimination series in Seoul tonight when it drew South Korea one-all.23 words
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325 1969-10-21 1 Coming To Brass Tacks HONG KONG, Mon. (Reuter) China and the Soviet Union opened talks in Peking today in an attempt to improve relations between the feuding states, the New China News Agency reported. The talks are between top-level government delegations and believed aimed at325 words
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Article80 1969-10-21 1 JAKARTA. Mon. (Reuter) Indonesia's five-year birth control programme has already fallen behind schedule within the first six months of operation, according to national family planning board figures. The programme aimed to introduce 10&000 women to birth control methods by the end of the first year of80 words
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Article101 1969-10-21 1 KAMPALA. Mon. (ATP) Foreign banks and credit Institution must incorporate as Uganda companies by Nov. l if they are to continue in business here. Finance Minister Laurence Kalule-Settala announced here today. The announcement came in a legal notice issued under the Banking Act which was approved by101 words
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289 1969-10-21 1 WEST BERLIN, Mon. (Reuter) Two young East German hijackers of a Polish llyushin-18 airliner vanished here today behind a security screen after asking for political asylum. The two youths armed with revolvers, one loaded forced the pilot of the Polish Lot Airline turboprop aircraft289 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous13 1969-10-21 1 LADIES PAY 3 for "Joe didn't feel like playing today, but I insisted!"13 words
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612 1969-10-21 2 'sl22 After IS Years Service' ABOUT 19,000 public daily-rated employees were underpaid as compared to daily rated employees in the private sector, the M.P. for Telok Blangah, Mr. N. Govindasamy said yesterday. Submitting wage claims for these daily rated employees in the Public612 words
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Article59 1969-10-21 2 PYRENE Company, one of Britain's leading flrefighting equipment manufacturers, has appointed Mr. James Bemrose as resident Far East representative based In Singapore Mr. Bemrose. who will arrive in Singapore on Friday, has an extensive knowledge of the Far East His activities will cover all countries in this hemisphere59 words
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Article, Illustration115 1969-10-21 2 A recent visitor to RAF Tengah, to watch No. 20 Squadron, with its Hunter ground attack fighters, at work, was Singapore's Minister of Defence, Mr. Lim Kim San. He was accompanied by the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of the Interior and115 words
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Article, Illustration766 1969-10-21 2 AN Indonesian woman told the Fourth District Court how she was tricked into coming to Singapore and sold to three men who forced her to become a pro- stitute. Hayati bte, Ahmad Gaing 22, was testifying against Gai Lai Chong alias Ng766 words
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Article278 1969-10-21 2 Agfa-Gevaert's "pilot station" set up in the company's premises in Magazln# Road to train local people will soon expand into a major training centre, disclosed Dr. Ernst Friedlander the visiting Marketing Director of the firm from West Germany. Dr. Friedlander and three other executives are travelling to278 words
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Article, Illustration115 1969-10-21 2 AMONG the many items on display St the "Science in the Service of Man" Exhibition st the ictoria Memorial Hall which caught the eye of Singapore's Minister of Science and Technology. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. was an IBM Computer. Dr. Toh. who officially opened115 words
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275 1969-10-21 2 Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association has C u 1969. the Greetings Seals Campaign. A spokesman from SATA said, the campaign provides an opportunity for civic-minded citixens to participate in a personal way to fiqht tuberculosis He added It also serves as a way of reminding oneself275 words
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Article, Illustration258 1969-10-21 2 THREE more Singapore students have been offered scholarships by Vosoer Thornycroft Umteers Private Ltd. to study in the United Kingdom. e VT U announcement made yesterday said the students are Chan Hona HP! L 2" 9 Ki S "9 Elec t ric a l En",„7ennJ'258 words
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71 1969-10-21 3 A RARE ASPECT OF THE VIETNAM WAR THAT THE WORLD USUALLY FORGETS: the civilian scene. Happy children are seen above leaving the one of the few struggling schools, blessedly ignorant of Man's cruelty to Man around them. Though most of these institutions are in dire need for more proficient teachers,71 words
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317 1969-10-21 3 TOKYO, Mon, (Reuter) Four South Korean Embassy staff were injured when a small band of students armed with iron bars and petrol bombs broke into the Embassy this morning. The students dashed through the gates of the Embassy and tossed a petrol bomb317 words
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Article98 1969-10-21 3 KARACHI. Mon. (UPI) Pakistan's unmarried mothers have been asked to drop their babies on Maulana Sattar Adhi's doorstep and NOT into dustbins. In a published letter, the Maulana (Moslem Scholar), who runs a Volunteer s Hospital for the Care of Unwanted Babies, expressed grief and alarm that an98 words
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Article138 1969-10-21 3 NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) The National Broadcasting Company sadder but wiser kept Hefdi waiting on the sidelines tor eight minutes last night. As a result, NBC's television programmes ran eight minutes behind schedule to regain the goodwill of football fans who were angered last year because of138 words
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Article32 1969-10-21 3 PHNOM PENH. Mon (CPI) —Cambodia will restore diplomatic relations with Thailand if the latter will sign a joint declaration of (respect) of a common frontier. Cambodian diplomatic sources said today.32 words
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342 1969-10-21 3 WILKES-BARRE, Pennsylvania, Mon, (UPI) Two medical directors, a scub diver and a funeral director will testify at a hearing opening to-day on a request by Massachusetts authorities for an autopsy on Mary Jo Kopechne, killed when Sen. Edward Kennedy's car plunged off a bridge.342 words
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419 1969-10-21 3 MOSCOW, Mon. (UPI) Seven Soviet cosmonauts yesterday traded recollections of space history's biggest mass flight and rested up for an earth-bound triumph in Moscow. The crews of Soyuz 6, 7 and 8 were together at the Soviet Space Centre in Baikonur after separate soft-landing on419 words
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Article104 1969-10-21 3 MANILA. Mon. (XJPI) This year's elections look "tame" compared with the 1967 polls, according to the Philippine News PNS listed nine killed and 10 wounded in pre-poll violence from Sept. 16 to Oct. 19 The 1967 bloody toll was 99 dead and 90 wounded up to election day.104 words
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353 1969-10-21 3 SAIGON, Mon. (UPI) U.S. Military police and plainclothes investigators clashed yesterday with Thai soldiers who had been photographed carrying expensive items such as television sets out of the main post ex- change (PX) in Saigon. Troops from Thailand. South Korea353 words
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516 1969-10-21 3 MELBOURNE, Mon. (Reuter) The wife of British train robber Ronald Biggs was released today from custody and re-united with her three children who have been staying at a child reception centre since her detention by Police last Friday. Meanwhile, police believe her husband516 words
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236 1969-10-21 3 CUA VIET, Vietnam, Mon. (UPI) U S. Nary officers to-day put ten North Vietnamese fishermen rescued during a typhoon last summer aboard a junk and escorted them toward North Vietnam. Military spokesmen said the fishermen boarded the junk at the US. naval236 words
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Article83 1969-10-21 3 HONG KONG, MOB. (Reuter) Police have seized a large quantity of indecent photographs and slides 253 reels of films. 17.650 slide*. 84.100 pictures and 570 magazines from two flats in Kowloon. police said. A man and a voung woman were arrested In Jakarta, prostitutes in the Indonesian mountain resort83 words
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Article73 1969-10-21 3 TAIPEI. Mon (UPI) Deaths and injuries in Taiwan's mine and factories during the last five vears have surpassed the 10.000 mark, an interior ministry spokesman said today. He added that the accident rate was one oi the highest in the world. Ministry figures showed that since 196*4,73 words
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357 1969-10-21 3 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter and UPI) —Convicted tpy Peter Kroger, was believed to have been released from a British prison today as part of an exchange deal in which Russia released British lecturer Gerald Brooke last July. Sources said the Kroger was taken from Parkhurst Prison357 words
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Advertisement195 1969-10-21 3 DRAW NO: 55 TO BE HELD AT THE BROADWAY HALL STAGE. NEW WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK ON THURSDAY 23.10.69 AT 7.30 P.M. WIN TWO BIG r--5 our iw 49 J EVERY THURSDAY Cr SUNDAY! For just a stake of 50 cents you can win this Jackpot Ist Group $1354)00 t»paooir--t'rv* irt195 words
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274 1969-10-21 4 PORT ELIZABETH, Mon. <Reuter) South Health Minister Carel Dp Wet todav backed the continuation of heart transplants despue growing public criticism of the operation in the country tha pioneered it Dr. De Wet. who came here to address a provincial medical association dinner. the274 words
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Article60 1969-10-21 4 LONDON. Mon. (Reuter) The Yeomen of the guard at the Tower of London known to millions of tourists as the Beefeaters rnay go on strike The picturesquely garbed corps stationed at the 11th century fortress, palace and prison are members of a rivil service union60 words
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64 1969-10-21 4 ROMAN slum-dwel-lers rip down their crude shanties on Sunday (Oct. 19) to dramatise their housing plight and prevent their eviction from three new apartment buildings occupied last week. For more than an hour the Romans burned and battered their flimsy shacks, and publicity in Italy was massive and immediate. TheUPI cablephoto. - 64 words
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338 1969-10-21 4 PARIS, Mon. (Reuter) Five former Gaullist Ministers swept back to parliament in by-elcctions yesterday, but former Prime Minister Maurice Couve De Murville was left to fight a tricky runoff election in two weeks time. Mr Pierre Messmer. former Armed For res Minister, and Mr. Edgar338 words
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Article62 1969-10-21 4 PRAGUE. Mon. (Reuter) Czechoslovak leaders leave for Moscow today on a visit of Major political Importance for Communist Chief Gustav Husak. The visit will also be of top importance for the Czechoslovak economy and a Prague television commentator hintpd strongly last, night that a much62 words
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Article105 1969-10-21 4 MIDDLESBROUGH. Eng Land. Mon (Reuter) The girl Siamese twins bom y*&erday to a 28-year-old mother died today, a hospital spokesman said The girls, who were joined from the chest to the umbilical cord had been rushed to a special care unit at Newcastle Upon Tyne to105 words
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Article79 1969-10-21 4 PORTLAND. Orffon, Moo. (UPI) Police converged on downtown Portland yfstr.TdiT to hHp a fellow officer In a chaw Officer Frank Howard had radioed he was trying to catoh a rwked Kirl who w« running down a one-way street the wrong way. incidentally. The winded officer Anally79 words
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230 1969-10-21 4 TEL AVIV. Mon <Re>uter)! Four Arab guerillas, two ol whom were said to have train fyi in China, were sent to prison for life yesterday by an Israeli military court. They were Issa Shain. 18 1 Hassan Ahmed El-Hag. 18. Dorar Abu-She.kh. 20. and230 words
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Article83 1969-10-21 4 WASHINGTON. Mon. <Reuter> Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme said yesterday his country would continue giving humanitarian aid to North- Vietnam, but would not provide economic aid until after the end of the wsr His statement, in a recorded television interview, came on the eve of a83 words
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296 1969-10-21 4 PARIS. Mon (Reutftr) French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann flies to Tokyo on Wednesday as President Pompidou's first special envoy to the Far East where he will outline France's postDe Gaulle policy. He has recently visited Washington and Moscow where he emphasised France's wish to296 words
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Article95 1969-10-21 4 LONDON*. Mon f Reuter) One of Britain's top lawyers. Sir Dingle Foot. Is to defend Miss Bernadette Devlin on 17 summonses issued by Northern Ireland authorities accusing her of offences during rlcts In Londonderry last August Sir Dingle Foot i» a Labour Member of Parliament95 words
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345 1969-10-21 4 ROMI Mor. (Reuter) The world will face a major hunger and unemployment crisis in the next 15 years unless rich countries drastically change their agricultural and trade policies, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) warned in345 words
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563 1969-10-21 4 BEIRUT, Mon. (Reuter) America's admission that U.S. citizens are serving with the Israeli armed forces has sparked a storm of indignation throughout the Arab world. c Officials, radio stations and newspapers have denounced America's involvement as "flagrant aggression" against c the563 words
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Article80 1969-10-21 4 LA 60S. Nigeria M6n (UPI) Nigeria's Ch:ef of State, Major General Yakubu Gowon. said yesterday the end of the Nigerian civil war wl/th Biafra was "In sight" and predicted the fighting would cease within a year. Speaking at a special military parade honouring his80 words
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Advertisement48 1969-10-21 4 [See Swinging t Music by the SKY SOUNDS led by E. Muramoto from Japan featuring EMERALD DANCERS 6 leggy stunning beauties in the most exquisite, >• expensive outfit! I R CANDY > Exciting in every move' WERA Tantalizing. Keeps you in suspense 2 SHOWS A NIGHT WITH COMPLETELY DIFFERENT PROGRAMMES!48 words
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Miscellaneous266 1969-10-21 4 If SHAW ORGANISATION LIDO Phone 2 TODAY TOMORROW OVLT (NO FREE LIST) 11 ft.ni., X 45. 4.00. 0 30 I.IS p at Ivy Ling Po "A Cause To Kill .A SHAW PRODUCTION Manaarm m Shawscope Si color Opens Thursday No Fro* U»t Michael Caine Laurence Olivier Christopher Plummer <3c Susannah266 words
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Miscellaneous318 1969-10-21 4 ORCHARD 321t>1 Opea* Today! 1 30th CenUUT-fo* present* "THE BOYS OF PAIX STREET" Anthony Kemp Color by De'.uia N?*» Ckanre! VJttorto OIMB»D in Fo«a "THE ARCHANGEL" Ooior CATHAY <l4Qol Op*n» TttiT* U> 1 I Burt LtßCiiMr "THE SWIMMEH" Technicolbr Columbia jfMt Change: Anouk Almw In Columbia* "Modal Shop" Color OP318 words
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Fotorama '69
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Article, Illustration280 1969-10-21 5 Tan Shee Tiong, First Prize Winner, Talentime TV Snapshot Contest TAN SHEE TIONG is 19 years of age and a student of Architecture at the University of Singapore. He is at present attending sessions at the Singapore Polytechnic. He was first bitten by the camera bug five years •go280 words
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Article, Illustration198 1969-10-21 5 Joseph K. S. Tan, Third Prize Winner, Talentime TV Snapshot Contest JOSEPH Tan works in the accounts department of a leading oil company He has been an active photographer for the past ten years He joined the Photographic Society of Singapore in 1963 but it was not until198 words
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Article, Illustration77 1969-10-21 5 Or, Your Favourite Talentimers As Seen Through The Lens Of Fotorama "69 Viewers THE MURIELS "Boy, you couJdn't get much high-ex!" EUNICE SIM "You nearly drove me out of my h-e-a-d."' THE ISLAND FOLK "So U>-n-g M. ISMAIL "One Dav Soon I'ti poena fix that TV77 words
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Article379 1969-10-21 5 From The Editor's ONE of the nice things about running a photo contest is that it enables you to get to meet the prizewinners in person and to get to know more about them. Our recent TV Snapshot Contest provided us with the opportunity379 words
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Article46 1969-10-21 5 There Are BIG, BIG Prizes To Be Won In The S.E.A. 'Best Five' Cine Competition 1969 Organised By The Singapore Cine Club Write now to: The Secretary, 38A, Orchard Road, Singapore 9. for your copy of the official entry form. Entries close on 31st October.46 words
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Article356 1969-10-21 5 THE PRIZES Ist PRIZE; $3OO CASH VOUCHER 2nd PRIZE: $lOO CASH VOUCHER 3rd PRIZE: SO CASH VOUCHER Plus Certificates of Merit to the next 10 best entries THE RULES 1. To participate In thle contest, all you have to do la to submit one or mora postcard-sise or356 words
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Advertisement292 1969-10-21 5 YASWCA ;> YASHICA TL TWO FOR YOU Now you've a choice of two great SLRs. YASHICA The difference lies in tha range of shutter speeds. The TL has speeds from y, to 1/500 sec. The TLSUPER has en extended range from 1 full sec. to an action-freezing 1/1000 The TL-SUPER292 words
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Article789 1969-10-21 6 AFTER a series of border confrontations some resulting in skirmishes, the two Communist giants of this world are at a conference table with the ostensible motive of settling their differences by negotiations. Both Russia and China are represented by highpowered delegations with veteran negotiators at the head.789 words
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Article, Illustration1996 1969-10-21 6 Patrick J. Killen - By Patrick J. Killen MANILA (UPI) It was at a cocktail party in Singapore and in between "stengahs" and "brandy drys" the American was speaking in disturbed tones or the Philippines. He spoke of the corruption, the crime problem, the slow growth rate compared to theUPI. - 1,996 words
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Article14 1969-10-21 6 In every photographer. there la nm* thin* of fhe stroller.— Henri Cartter-Brw—14 words
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Article, Illustration772 1969-10-21 6 Joseph Alsop - By Joseph Alsop WASHINGTON, Suppose the vociferous supporters of the Vietnam moratorium get what they want. Suppose they are finally able to force what the President succinctly calls a "bug-out." Then what? For the students who advocate a violent revolution in this country, the foregoing question has772 words
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Article384 1969-10-21 6 Al Rossiter Jr - ■y Al Rossiter Jr. CAPE KENNEDY, Florida, (UPI) An aeroplane now evolving into an earth orbital shuttle ship may put the air force back into Hie manned spaceflight business. The National Aeronautics and Spoce Administration <NASA) is headin* development of the shuttle but the ship is384 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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436 1969-10-21 7 Our Market Reporter - By Our Market Reporter FIRM conditions ruled in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterX' 1 w active with interest confined to a wider selection of equities. I umnvfir amnniiUJ o n 1 Turnover amounted te 3.7 million units which was the highest436 words
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Article985 1969-10-21 7 T3USINESS 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 lets of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified INDLaTKIALS Atitia U) t<t-o4 ilj; Ben Uu »i.»o ij) vi); xaointu bua *i.iy vl), G.985 words
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Article222 1969-10-21 7 THE Port of Singapore Authority has announced the following berthing arrangements for ships In port for today. Oct. 22: DEPARTURES Godwwna Vewta 3 4 Benratha Australasia 21/22 Yamayasu Maru ARRIVALS God owns Vessels 5 Australasia 5 Billy (Clinker) 13 16 Wea:faUa 4fi Oregon Mail 29 30 Genko222 words
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Article181 1969-10-21 7 SYDNEY Man <UP!> cl«ung Svdney Staek Exchange selected share minging Acme* j 75 A*« Mill 740 Au«t Mia 35 Aust Dev. 1 «i 0 Barrier 45 BH 8 uth 4 10 C. Norsa C Gold 8 81 CRA 790 Em 1 80 Endur 80 GM Kalg 140181 words
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Article93 1969-10-21 7 TAIPEI. Mon. (Reuter) The E\port-Import Bank of the United States has agreed to provide a loan of US$ 78.040.000 to th« Taiwan Power Company for the eonstruction of a nuelear power plant in here. This was disclosed by Mr. I.K. Chen, president of the93 words
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Article13 1969-10-21 7 THE tin price for yastarday was $641.75 p«r picul. down $1.25.13 words
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Article273 1969-10-21 7 NOVEMBER first grade rubber buyer§ closed at 5 pjii., in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yes erday was 70-1/8 cents per lb., down one and a half cents from the previous close. The tone of the market was easier. After an about unchanged opening dull conditions ensued273 words
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282 1969-10-21 7 PARIS. Man. Plans were announced In here last week for an international reservation system which mav eventually link airlines, travel agencies. hotels and other transportation and supporting organisations around the world. The initial plans far a worldwide computer reservation system linking airlines and travel agencies282 words
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Article122 1969-10-21 7 TOKYO, Men. (AFP 1 —The Japanese lovernment ha* dee.ded to give Indonesia a five million-dollar aid in foodstuff! and agricultural equipment. The sum is part of Japan's Oconomic assistance of $llO million to Indonesia pledged for fiscal 1968 on the basis of an international grains122 words
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Article, Illustration119 1969-10-21 7 MR. J.E. McMullen, general manager of Grant Advertising International Inc., Singapore, has been promoted to vice-president in recognition of the part he has played in achieving the expansion of the Grant organisation here. The appointment was announced recently by Mr. Will C. Grant, president119 words
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Article89 1969-10-21 7 BANGKOK. Mon (UPI) Thailand o'ans to ban certain imports including luxury items in an effort to stablise ITS CUP. rency, Deputy Prim# Minister Pote Sarasin said. Pote said when this and other step* wer« taken Th»ianri'g favourable balance of payments would drop within three year*89 words
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Article, Illustration212 1969-10-21 7 PENANG, Mon. The first phase of the expansion programme of St. Nicholas School and Home for the Blind in Penan* it nearing completion. Two new blocks for the school and home Jalan Bagan Jermal, Penang, which are the main features of the first212 words
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Article546 1969-10-21 7 e it b a ■IttUAPOKB MM ftance toid ui Mkii on flu tally LIAIMI at TLI* EI«M ualnaaa INDUSTRIAL! (Hi 1.89 1 len 1 c an lei V h j i i f kir K)U neo i fcteaf HUfla 12 miu. n n 1 it Ran546 words
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130 1969-10-21 7 TOKYO. Man (UPI) Japanese chemical fertiliser makers have concluded an additional export contract with a Communist Chinese corporation for a total of 530.000 tons of anwnonium sulphate fertilisers and 150.000 tons of urea, the Japan Ammonium Sulphate Induitry Association disclosed The contract was in addition130 words
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Article65 1969-10-21 7 BANGKOK. Mon. (AFP) Indonesia has placed a n order for another 10,000-toni of Thai rice, hrlnfinf the total ordered in the a*t two mor.tha to 50.000-ton s. Press reports quoting a "rotable source" said the new order was for shipment before November 4. Part of65 words
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Article91 1969-10-21 7 TBB nooa price* at the Slniapore Chinese Produce fcicbanie yesterday were > Buyer Seller loronat Oil (FOB) Bulk 50 50 Coconut OH (fOB) Dram 53 eo Mixed Copra 32.00 Muntiik White Pepper 230 00 (FOB) Sarawak WTilte Pepper (FOB) 227 50 Sarawak Special Blar* H«*pr>**r tt (I k) W*91 words
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Article64 1969-10-21 7 Mr. Tan Sin Whatt. Salea Manager of Cye'o and Carriage Co. (M) Sd n Bhd., has left on a South-East Asian tour to visit Mercedes-Benz distributors. His three-week trip will take him to Kuehinf. Kota Kinabalu. Hone Kong. Taipei. Tokyo and Manila. Mr. Tan will64 words
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Article371 1969-10-21 7 ARRIVALS 3 28:s. ati T tsts 9*S a.m. (JARLDA UAWaX Jaktrta 10 15 am. MSA 121 K Lumpur I0.t5 a m. .MSA 005 f a n a a g. Uioh. Kuala Lumpur, alacea100 pm. MAS 8K0T1 CopentSEU 1-10 p.m. M8A 451 Kuchln* ljtopm. CAL cjaik lAipei. Hong Sons371 words
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101 1969-10-21 8 BAD Godesberg (INB). For Germany's archers it's to be a golden sbot in three years' time. Archery will be included in the Olympic programme for the first time as an individual competition at the Games of the XX Olympiad in Munich in the south of the Federal Republic in 1972.101 words
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Article, Illustration489 1969-10-21 8 MINH TAM - By MINH TAM SAIGON (MF) Vietnam's younger generation, like youngsters in other countries today, often shock their parents with strange ideas, so Miss Le Thi Thu's father was nonplussed when his daughter suggested turning his house into a cafe. "You can't489 words
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Article, Illustration120 1969-10-21 8 NUREMBERG (DaD) The blonde young lady ;plays Lady Moon and welcomes her first small visitors with a smile. Just in time for the Christmas business, a tor factory i n the Federal Republic of Germany marketed the first lunanaut with space suit and battery-run knapsack120 words
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Article480 1969-10-21 8 WASHINGTON: Byron K Smith is a television news reporter and assistant tor radio at the University of Indiana News Bureau He Is also blind. This past spring the faculty of the I.U. Radio and Television Department unaimously voted to award Mr Smith the Jack Sh»»ehan Memorial Award,480 words
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460 1969-10-21 8 John Leighty - By John Leighty SAN FRANCISCO, (UPI) Now that man has walked on the moon and teems determined to make even this a commonplace, what's left for space fiction wri- ters? There are two schools of thought about thai: (1) they have had460 words
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Article635 1969-10-21 8 Ele and; Walt Dulaney - Date-line By Ele and Walt Dulaney Dear Walt: We have a family dispute 90ing over this question: does an older brother (19) have the right to spank a brother who's five years younger? Please answer this three ways: as though the dad were dead; as though he635 words
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Miscellaneous121 1969-10-21 8 1 What are these qualifications: DD; LR A M 2 Who is known as the Father of Greek tragedy? 3 What is the alternative to sinking? 4 Who, in Chinese mythology. was the first ruler of the world s 5 What is a fiMibeg* 6 What is a lapfdist? 7121 words
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Miscellaneous58 1969-10-21 8 AMY By Jack Tippit f*37 "It's a diving board for birdies." DATELINE: DANGER! m THE LOGICAL BEGINNING 15 AN INTERVIEW WITH OUR SUBJECT..SOFIND HIM m r r n a «i fj IC 1 THE WIZARD OF ID STOP TWr sNo£lN£, UP THEKE-- o LiKJ 1 n m fl parirar sad58 words
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Article, Illustration851 1969-10-21 9 Cliff Waller - By Cliff Waller LONDON, Mon. Just as the world it fast approaching the space age. so too are men's clothes becoming more and more suitable for the space-age man. These clothes are essentially for an active, yet comfortable, man. I once heard leading cloth851 words
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Article398 1969-10-21 9 gloria -mae - by gloria -mae AS promised, I have recipes from Miss Chan Sow Lin, famous authoress of five cookery books and also a "very good cook" as often said of her. Since childhood, cooking has been Miss Chan's hobby. Thus she has S'nce specialised in cookery and enjoying the398 words
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541 1969-10-21 9 Vernon Scott - By Vernon Scott HOLLYWOOD, Mon. (UPI) "You've got to stay ahead or disappear/' Herb Alpert said from behind his own desk in hit own office in his own studio. The handsome trumpet player who turned the sound of541 words
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Article42 1969-10-21 9 CULViSR CITY. Mon Scoring of MOM* ftrat fulllength animated feature. The Phantom Tollbooth." a Chuck Jones production, was completed last week by com-poser-conductor Dean Elliott. "The Phantom Tollbooth." now in the final stages of production, combines liveaction with animation.42 words
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Article, Illustration556 1969-10-21 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR Ann: I am 22, have just completed two years of college and am fighting off two families, my girl's and mine Here's the problem and if yOu can't help me, forget it. I don't need any more negative opinions. Laura556 words
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618 1969-10-21 9 Sheilah Graham - 1«|- MifSiU... Sheilah Graham London mo« i did not want to interview Genevieve Page In the flrst place. I had been up half the night before at a party and was tired. In the second. I had nevtr met her before although I618 words
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Article69 1969-10-21 9 CULVER CITY. MOn. Director Guy Green, whose last assignment for MGM was the highly successful "A Patch of Blue." has been named to direct "Christy" for producer Lawrence Weingarten "Christy," with a screenplay by Isobel Lennart from the best-selling novel by Catherine Marshall. Is the69 words
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Article, Illustration239 1969-10-21 9 Sue Miller - By Sue Miller JL NOW and then almost everyone runs up against a makeup problem of some sort Puzzlers repeatedly sent in by readers are answered below It's a good bet you will find at least one of your pets in the lot: You have difficulty apS239 words
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Miscellaneous43 1969-10-21 9 TODAY an Tuesday* October 21* 1969. 20 Mok* 21 Sw**t*tofc« 77 Impuliiv* 23 For 24 E«*efalV 25 Antique 26 By 2T In 28 You 29CorMtf* 30t>V8tfor» 50 Could 51 Of 52 To 53 54Th0 55 TV* 56 V'irtor 57 May 58BM» 59WimJn» 60SuggB>43 words
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Article, Illustration353 1969-10-21 10 MEXICO CITY, Mon. (UPI) Denis Hulme of New Zealand, driving a cool race on the same track on which he won the World Driving Championship in 1967. won the Grand Prix of Mexico Sunday, beating World Champion Jackie Stewart of Scotland. Hulme. the drivingUPI Radiophoto. - 353 words
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382 1969-10-21 10 LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) Denis Howell, the British Minister for Sport, said today that next year's South African Cricket touring team should stay away from Britain. And he warned that South African cricket sta r Colin Bland, a Rhodesian, would not be able to enter382 words
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194 1969-10-21 10 WELLINGTON, Mon. (Reuter) South Africa has invited a New Zealand cricket team to tour the Republic but no firm decision has yet been announced by officials here. The invitation was disclosed by the New Zealand Cricket Council Board of Control at Its meeting In Christchurch194 words
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Article85 1969-10-21 10 BELGRADE. Mon. (UPI) Eizo Kenmotsu of Japan on Sunday won the lion's share of gold medals at stake In the Gymnastika 69 international gymnastic meet at Lubljana. the Yugoslav news agency Tan jug reported. Kenmotsu bagged four gold and one silver, while Mlroslav Cerar. the Yugoslav champion.85 words
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Article117 1969-10-21 10 DENVER. Colorado. Mon. (UPI) Ille Nastase. a 2S-year-old native of Bucharest. Rumania, won $3,000 first prize money m the Denver Invitational Tennis Tournament on Sunday with a 6-i. 6-5 victory over Stan Smith. Smith had to settle for second Dlace prize money of 52.000 in the117 words
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Article100 1969-10-21 10 ROME. Mon. (UPI) World Middleweight Champion Nino Benvenu-ti will defend his title in Italy Nov. 22 against Luis Manuel Rodriguez of the United States, organiser Rino Tommasi announced last night. Tommasi said he did not know in which city the fight would be held, although he100 words
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Article94 1969-10-21 10 HYDERABAD. India, Mon. (Reuter) Cricket fan» stoned police here yesterday shortly after close of play on the fourth day of final test match between India and New Zealand. The police, who yesterday had to go on the field to quell riots which brought play to an94 words
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Article169 1969-10-21 10 COLOMBO Mon (AFP) Australian cricketers, dogged by bad weather since they arrived here last Thursday, started their one-day match with a scintillating batting display of 105 runs for one wicket just before lunch In slight drizzle at Kandy, a hill town 72 miles from here. Playing against169 words
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Article112 1969-10-21 10 SYDNEY. Mon. (Reuter) Prominent Sydney race-horse owner. William Longworth. has died here at the age of 77. Longworth owned a huge string of race-horses and was Chairman of the Sydney Turf Club from 1959 to 196?. His best-known horse was the Golden Chariot mare Wenona Girl112 words
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Article57 1969-10-21 10 MILAN. Italy. Mon (Reuter) Madame P. Werthelmer's three-year-old French filly Glaneuse ridden by Frenchman Jacques Tail lard, won the Gran Premio di Jockey race at the San Slro course here today. Th« favourite lor the gold cup tad 36 million lire (£34 0001 arst prize, English fotir-y earmold57 words
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755 1969-10-21 10 LESLIE NAKASHIMA - WORLD FLYWEIGHT BOXING By LESLIE NAKASHIMA Asia Sports Editor OSAKA, Japan, Mon. Tough little Bernabe Villacampo of the Philippines scored a major upset Sunday night by winning a unanimous 15-round decision over Hiroyuki Ebihara of Japan to win the World Boxing Association's flyweight crown.755 words
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Article84 1969-10-21 10 JOHANNESBURG, Mon. <Reu. ter) South African cricket officials said tonight they were determined to see next year's Springbok tour of Britain take place and expressed disappoint* ment at a British Minister's call that it should not. "A$ everyone knows. South Africa has been invited to tour Britain bv84 words
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Article94 1969-10-21 10 MADRID. Mon. fUPI) Veteran Davis Cupper Manuel Santana of Spain won th# "Isabel the Second Canal" tennis tournament singles title here on Sunday when he beat Juan Gisbert, also of Spain 6-1. 6-3. 8-6. The women's singles title went to Spanish champ Ana Maria Estalella. who94 words
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Article449 1969-10-21 10 OSAKA, Japan, Mon. (UPI) Bernabe Villacampo of the Philippines, who won the WoHd Boxing Association's flyweight crown Sunday night with a unanimous 15-round decision over title holder Hiroyuki Ebihara of Japan, wept in his dressing room in jubiliation over his victory. He also won a Golden449 words
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Article79 1969-10-21 10 HYDERABAD. India. Mon (AFP) Rain saved India from defeat in the third and final cricket test against New Zealand here today. India won the first test and New Zealand the second. India were 76 for seven in their second innings when rain prevented further play79 words
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Article21 1969-10-21 10 SEOUL. Mon (Reuter) Australia drew with South Korea here tonight to win the Group 15-A World Cup qualifying ser.es21 words
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213 1969-10-21 10 LAS VEGAS. Mon. (Reuter) Jack Nicklaus charged home with a six-under-par 65 today to win the $lOO,OOO Sahara Invitational Golf Tournament by four shots from leading U.S. circuit money winner Frank Beard. It was Nicklaus' first tournament victory in eight months. He finished213 words
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Article158 1969-10-21 10 BUENOS AIRES. Mon. (Reuter) Italy's A. C. Milan held their first training session Here today for their World Soccer Club final second leg against Estudiantes of Argentina next Wednesday, Coach Nereo Rocco ordered his players to perform gymnastics and ball-handling at the training field In158 words
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Article225 1969-10-21 10 MANILA. Mon. (UPI)—In one of the supreme ironies In the tough world of boxing. Filipino fighter Bernabe Virlacampo will not be officially recognised as a champion in his own country. Vllllicampo. a 26-year-old southpaw slugger, won the World Boxing Association (WBA) flyweight title on Sunday night225 words
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589 1969-10-21 11 NATIONAL LEAGUE NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) —Craig Morton, a doubtful »tartar because of a iora shoulder, was the pieture of health Sunday at he threw five touchdown panes in the first half in leading the Dallas Cowboys to a 49-14 victory over the589 words
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Article58 1969-10-21 11 NEW DELHI. Mon (Reuter) A lona-dlstance. high altitude cycle race through the Kashmir Himalayas is to be launched on Oct 29 by the Indian Air Force it was announced today. The stamina-sapping event, believed to be the first of its k.nd in the world winds 145 milea through remote58 words
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215 1969-10-21 11 NEW YORK, Mon (Reute?)— Reau ta of yesterday's professional football games NATIONAL LEAGUE Washington 20. New York !4 Atlanta 21. San Francisco 7. Baltimore 3C. New Orleans 10. Dallas 49 Philadelphia 14 Detroit 13. Chicago 7. Los Angeles 34. Green Bay 21 Minnesota 27. St.215 words
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Article64 1969-10-21 11 HYDERABAD India. Mon fßeuter) A team of Indian Members of Parliament will play cricket in England next season Former Indian Text Captain Lala Amarnath will be the honorary coach of the team, which Is expected to be led by Hari Krishna, son of the late Prime Minister Lai64 words
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Article58 1969-10-21 11 AGEN France. Mon (Reuter> Second row forward Alain Plantefol broke his collar-bone today and will be out of the French Rugby Union team for six weeks Plantefol was playing for French club Agen who beat Lannemezan 45-0 despite his absence and maintained their record of scoring more than 4058 words
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Article249 1969-10-21 11 MEXICO. Mon, (AFP) Korea's seven-man national squad is expected, as a team, to be Japan's toughest rival in the sixth World Judo Championship here from Wednesday to Saturday although there is no official team title at stake. According to Tong Sup Hyun. the smiling249 words
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Article329 1969-10-21 11 AMERICAN FOOTBALL NEW YORK, Mon. (UPI) Daryle Lamonica foiled six touchdown panes Sunday in leading the Oakland Raiders to a 50-21 trouncing of the Buffalo Bills. No. 2 Charlie Lamonica. who completed 21 of 36 passes for 313 yards, connected with Pete Banaszak on TD329 words
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Article67 1969-10-21 11 The visiting Cambodian soccer team was held to a 1-1 draw yesterday by the Singapore President's XI at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The visitors drew first blood scoring in the first half through See Cheng Gang. The local team rallied strongly in the second67 words
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Article59 1969-10-21 11 LONDON. Mon. «UPI) Markham Wildman and Jack Karnehm of England, unbeaten In their first-three games, are the pace-setters In the World Amateur Billiards Championships at the end of the first werk. Top scorer is Bob Marshall. Australian, four times world champion and now out of retirement alter a six-year59 words
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298 1969-10-21 11 SKOPJE. Yugoslavia, Mon (Reuter) Yugoslavia bowed out of the World Soccer Cup competition here today despite a shattering 4—o victory over Belgium ir the last match of the Group Six qualifying section Th«» Belgians could afford to take th* beaf.ns as thev had298 words
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Article85 1969-10-21 11 PARIS. Mon. (UPI) The 4-year-old Karabas, owned by Lord Iveagh and ridden by Lester Piggon. Sunday won the Prix du Conseil Municipal at Longchamp race course. The winner came In two lengths ahead of the 3-year-old Le Mas Marvent. owned by Maurice Hennessy. Third was Candy Cane, owned85 words
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Article212 1969-10-21 11 MANILA, Mon. (AFP) —The controversial Kidney Punch" u«ed by Erbito Salavarria against Japan's Takeshi Nakamura in tneir title bout here last Saturday is "legal" under oriental boxing rules, a Filipino boxing authority said today. Rodrlgo Salud, Secretary of the Philippine Games and Amusements Board212 words
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Article526 1969-10-21 11 FOLLOWING are the weights for Pro-Am races on Sunday, Oct. 26. at Timah: PROFESSIONAL HORSES Claa. l Dist 7 for* N>ss Lane 9-C7 Desert Apache 8-06 Feature Film II 8-05 Noble Jones 8-05 Tudor Pirat» 8-04 Prince Piper 8-01 Treble J 7-08 You Asked For It 7-07526 words
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Article172 1969-10-21 11 SAN JUAN PR. Mon (UPI> Arthur Bisguier of the United Btate* remained atop of the standing in the International Chess tournament last night when he drew with Yugoslavian Mats] Damjanovle In 36 moves In an Bth round match. B'.sguier has a one point lead over the172 words
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Miscellaneous1096 1969-10-21 11 (CHANNEL 81 PM 300 Opening Announcements in all Languages and Morning Star; 3.20 Woman'* World 1 Malar Version); 3.45 A Dary of Everts in Singapore This Week 'Malay': 3.50 It's Happening in Singapore 'Malav Version) Repeat'. 4.05 Pevton Place 'Repeat. 4.50 CIO!**; 6.05 P:°* Summary in all Languages; 6 101,096 words
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Article158 1969-10-21 12 June Exams THE Ministry of Education, Singapore, yesterday released the results of the University of London, Degree and Diploma Examinations, 1969, held in Singapore during May and June, this year. IkA HONOURS CHINESE Ne Ful Fong—Third Class Honours B A HONOURS ENGLISH Venkitadbalam, Jaaiaki Third Class Honours158 words
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Article91 1969-10-21 12 A Bill has been introduced In Parliament at its recent sitting to increase the salaries lor the Chief Justice and Puisne Judges of the High Court. This Bill will Involve the Government in extra financial expenditure to tne order of $54,360 per annum. Under the91 words
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Article, Illustration197 1969-10-21 12 LIFE is so strange that two fellow Californians whose homes are only a few miles apart have come all the way to Singapore before becoming aware of each other's existence. Mr John Seffense. former accounts supervisor In MetroGo!dwyn. Meyer, Hollywood, rvow a tax consultant and197 words
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Article76 1969-10-21 12 A taxi driver. Tay Kok Leong. 33. was robbed of $l5 and his vehicle, by three tassengers he picked uo on unday night. Tay picked up the three men at about 11.30 p.m. at Old Airport Road and was directed to go to Kampong76 words
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Article, Illustration382 1969-10-21 12 A 17-MAN goodwill team from Singapore, will leave here early next year to aopear in 'The World Surprise Show", a colour television programme, a prelude to tne Expo '7O in Osaka. This was disclosed by Mr. Masao Nakao. a programme382 words
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Article141 1969-10-21 12 THE Singapore Government yesterday warned the public against buying any "blue-dyed petrol" from any person. A statement Issued from the Finance Ministry, stated that such petrol Is dutiable and its possession is an offence under the Custom* Ordinance. "If such petrol is found in the fuel tank141 words
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312 1969-10-21 12 professional engineers will have to be registered when a Bill, introduced in Parliament at its recent sitting, is adopted to provide for the establishment of a Professional Engineers Board. The main functions of the Board shall be To keep and maintain a312 words
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213 1969-10-21 12 THE Blood Transfusion Service announced yesterday that the blood stock situation has further improved during the past week. The Blood Bank. It was noted, received a total of 764 donations during the weekending. Oct. 19. an increase of 132 donation* over the previous week.213 words
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Article181 1969-10-21 12 THE 1969 Christmas Fair Committee is organising, as one of the several pre-func-tions, a Fashion Fantasy on Nov. 1 at the Tropicana Theatre Restaurant The function, under the chairmanship of Mrs. K. Medora. is in aid of Children's Charities (Spastics. Deaf, Retarded. and Children's Society).181 words
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Article, Illustration195 1969-10-21 12 A group of Texas tycoons led by Mr. Charles Kuhn, President of Dresser Industries Inc., Dallas, visited Si*- gapore recently. Their primary concern during this visit was to render service to the oil industries in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand for which they195 words
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204 1969-10-21 12 THE Singapore Government is again inviting applications from students from member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines) other than Singapore for Asean Scholarships to pursue Pre-University studies in Singapore. These scholarships will be of the value of204 words
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Article162 1969-10-21 12 THE Police has issued a warning to the public against a young man who has been going around certain schools a pd. cheating students of their watches. It stated that this man enters a school and creating an impression of being a member of the162 words
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Article104 1969-10-21 12 ANOTHER lucky participant in the Sunday's Toto Draw has won $20,000 for having four numbers plus the additional number correct. Singapore Pools (Pte) Ltd., disclosed that the winning coupon. No. *****22 was purchased from Toto Booth No. 201-07 in Shenton Way Car Park. Meanwhile, the big104 words
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Article104 1969-10-21 12 CHENG KWAI HOI a 20-year-old girt of Beo Crescent, died after admission to the General Hospital following a collision between the motor cycle in which she was riding pillion and a taxi at Cavenagh Road, outside the Istana, on Sunday night The rider of the motor104 words