Eastern Sun, 23 October 1969
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Title Section21 1969-10-23 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1157 Thursday, 23 October 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents21 words
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444 1969-10-23 1 Leban PM BEIRUT, Wed. (Reuter Cr UPI) —Lebanese Prime Minister Roshid Karami today announced he was stepping down as the country plung> ed into a crisis over clashes between security forces and Palestinian Commandos. Demonstrations were reported in Lebanese cities although it was not444 words
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67 1969-10-23 1 BOGOTA Colombia, Wed (Reuter) The son of the Swiss Consu; in the Western City of Call a Swiss Embassy official here, who were kidnapped 17 days ago by bandits. were found unharmed today A police statement said the two. 17-year-o!d Werner Jose Straessle and embassy67 words
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Article92 1969-10-23 1 PARIS. Wed (AFP) The two young East Germans ho hijacked a Polish p'ane to the French zone of West Berlin Sunday will be tried bv a French court, since they have broken French law by hijacking an aircraft and woundine a man. informed sources said here92 words
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Article137 1969-10-23 1 HAIFA. Israel. Wed. tUPI) .Arab guerrillas blew up a residential building containing 12 apartments on Mount Carmel in thus major port city before dawn today, an Israeli police spokesman said. first reports said at least one elderly tenant was injured. The entire three-storey building was137 words
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Article110 1969-10-23 1 SALINAS, California, Wed. (UPI) A rugged, red bearded male student was elected President of the Associated Women Students yesterday at a junior college. Mark Wall, 22, received 88 votes from Association members to 66 for pert Nancy Wong, his opponent at Hartnell College. The group's constitution limits membership110 words
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Article, Illustration462 1969-10-23 1 Peter Loke - By Peter Loke AT least 50 persons were made homeless when a raging fire at Victoria Street, between Holloway Lane and Lorong Sidin, destroyed an entire cluster of furniture and mechanical workshops. The alarm was sounded soon after 5 p.m. and within minutes,Sunpix by William Ng and Tan Man Long. - 462 words
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254 1969-10-23 1 CANBERRA, Wed. (Reuter) An Australian Labour Party government would ask the French government for permission to manufacture the Mirage jet fighter plane under licence for the Malaysian and New Zealand Air Forces. Federal Labour opposition Leader Gough Whitlam said here254 words
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Article38 1969-10-23 1 HONG KONG. Wed (Reuter) A West German hag been sentenced to ten yea rs imprison, ment in Lanchow for carrying out espionage activities *o r the United States in China, the New China N«w» Agenc* reported today.38 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous8 1969-10-23 1 LADIES DAY "There's something you don't often see!"8 words
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Article103 1969-10-23 2 The University of Singapore will launch Its United Nations Students Association at the campus tonight as part of Its programme to celebrate U.N. Day. The president of the association, Mr. Peter Chen Siow Hsing. said In a statement that the programme for the night included a forum103 words
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Article36 1969-10-23 2 A 44-year-old worker of an electrical firm was killed while checking an air-condi-tioning control panel at the premises of Rothmans of Pall Mall yesterday. Police has identified him as Tan Soe Bah of Trevose Crescent.36 words
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Article, Illustration54 1969-10-23 2 MONDAY was a significant day for the Hindus of Singapore because it marked the end of their Nine Nights" festival and the triumph of Good over Evil. Sunpix shows the Hindu Goddess Mariamman taken in a procession in a chariot drawn by two oxen through the main streets of Singapore54 words
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Article54 1969-10-23 2 The body of a 22-year-old Malay was found hanging from a tree at Kranji, yes terday. The youth who had no Eapers of Identification on im was about sft. Bins. in height, slim built and was wearing a blue-checked shirt. Those who know him are required to contact54 words
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Article419 1969-10-23 2 Discounts Corporation of Singapore will hold a dinner and dance at the Happy Night Club at the Lion City Hotel on October 24. A D.C. Queen will be crowned by Mrs. C.H. Chia. The American Ambassador Mr. Charles Gross and Mrs. Gross who arrived in Singapore419 words
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Article, Illustration217 1969-10-23 2 (Months) ALDO BURTON really starts young. At the age of 22 months, he has become a regular nightclub patron and an international one at that. But that's not so startling if you have a mum and dad who are professional entertainers. His parents. A217 words
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Article70 1969-10-23 2 PARIS, Wed. (AFP) The amount of money spent by the French government each year on its nuclear programme is les 9 than th e amount Frenchwomen spend annually on beauty products. Defence Minister Michel Debre said today. H« was speaking at a meeting of the cabinet, on France's70 words
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659 1969-10-23 2 SINGAPORE'S continued survival as a viable society and nation depended basically and finally on the ability of its traders and manufacturers to compete efficiently and effectively in the markets abroad. This considered opinion of an authority on business administration is the essence of an article659 words
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Article164 1969-10-23 2 London's Festival Ballet have decided to change some of the casting detail* to allow the Singapore dancer. Michael Ho. to be seen to better advantage by Singapore audience* In the performance of Bourree Fantascue on the evening of October 29 the first movement will now be164 words
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Article, Illustration30 1969-10-23 230 words
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223 1969-10-23 2 THE University of Singapore Students' Union has issued a stern warning to its members against the use of its premises for sessions of blue film screening and organised gambling. The warning has been given by the 3,000-strong union's president. Mr Lee223 words
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Article68 1969-10-23 2 The Chairman of the ExServlces Association of Singapore Flag Day Appeal. Mrs. T.J D. Campbell, has announced that the total nett collection# from their flag day in July amounted to $20,500. This amount included donations from commercial flrrrs and special collections in schools. She thanked all68 words
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105 1969-10-23 2 AN Indonesian businessman, Alexandra Sokqenq, 22, who arrived in Singapore to seek business contacts was forced to sign an "I0U" for $35,000. He immediately reported the matter to the police and investigations are proceeding. Mr. Sokgeng told the police that three local businessmen took105 words
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Article31 1969-10-23 2 There were a total of 52 accidents. 10 of which r re described as serious, during the last 24 hours in the Republic. ending at 6 a m yesterday.31 words
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158 1969-10-23 2 THREE Singapore brothers attended a graduation ceremony in Melbourne recently one as a spectator and two to receive diplomas. The ceremony was at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology earlier this month. The graduates are Mr. Ho Wai Kee and Mr. Ho Hoi Kee of Home Road, Singapore. They both158 words
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48 1969-10-23 3 UPI photo.UPI photo. - 48 words
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337 1969-10-23 3 THREW AWAY MY NOTE-BOOK' TOKYO, Wed, (UPI) A Japanese businessman who slapped a Filipina while on a business tour to Manila today said he felt sorry about the affair and expressed hope that she will accept his apology. "I made an at>ology to her before337 words
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Article153 1969-10-23 3 SAIGON. Wed. (UPI> North Vietnamese and Vletcong units have supply and troop replacement problems which have forced them to maintain a low level of bat-tle-fleld activity in recent weeks. Informed allied military sources said yesterday. Prisoner interrogation and Information obtained from Communist deserters Indicate the153 words
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Article, Illustration390 1969-10-23 3 Prince Charles Tribute To Mahatma Gandhi LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) Prince Charles. 20-year-old heir to the throne last night led Britain's Commemoration of the Birth of Mahatma Gandhi 100-years-ago. He was attending a festival in London's Albert Hall named after Albert Prince, regent husband of Queen Victoria, the first Empress of390 words
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Article44 1969-10-23 3 HOUSTON. Wed. (UPI) Henrv C. Sims. 54. Dr. Denton Cooley's latest heart transplant patient, died yesterday at St. Luke's Hospital of viral pneumonia Sims, a Birmingham. Alabama. drug company supervisor. received the heart from an unidentified middle-aged woman Sept 25.44 words
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Article, Illustration312 1969-10-23 3 A FEATURE writer on the women's page of the Eastern Sun", Singapore, before she arrived in New Zealand, Mrs. V. T. Joseph (nee Miss Helen Tan) will take the special course for Asian journalists to be held at the School of Journalism, Wellington Polytechnic.312 words
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556 1969-10-23 3 MELBOURNE, Australia, Wed. (UPI) Great train robber, Ronald Biggs, holed up at an Essendon motel on Friday and Saturday but fled leaving his clothes behind, police said to-day. Essendon is eight miles west of Melbourne, near the airport. Consorting squad detectives went to the556 words
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372 1969-10-23 3 TOKYO, Wed. (UPI) The army of Zengakuren students who tossed nearly 3,000 molotov cocktails at riot police last night were directed by 'generals' from command posts in the rear. Police said to-day. A spokesman said only one known leader was seen on the streets372 words
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Article55 1969-10-23 3 AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Wed. (UPI) About 300 placard-waving youths threw lavatory paper at Prime Minister Keith Holyoake yesterday to protest the planned New Zealand Rugby tour of South Africa. Holyoake was leaving the Auckland University after opening the Asian Broadcasting Union Conference when he was met by demonstrators carrying55 words
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140 1969-10-23 3 BANGKOK. Wed. (UPI) The Government 1? planning a major reshuffle of administrative officials in Moslemdominated provinces of South Thailand, an authoritative source from the Ministry of Interior said to-day. The reshuffle will affect ALL levels of officials below provincial governors. The present governors were140 words
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Article48 1969-10-23 3 SYDNEY. Wed. (Reuter) Gary Player, the South African golfing record-breaker, is about to become a recordmaker. Player told reporters of hts plans to make a LP record of ballads in England when he arrived here yesterday to compete in the Australian Open Tournament starting tomorrow.48 words
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302 1969-10-23 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. (Reuter) A Congressman is considering a bid to cut off ALL economic aid to India, including the Food for Peace Programme, if India gives full diplomatic recognition to North Vietnam, his office said yesterday. An aide to Representative William302 words
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513 1969-10-23 4 r\AMASCUS, Wed. (Reuter) Syria has sealed off her border with J the Lebanon and warned of serious retaliatory action unless the _ebanese army stops attacking Palestine guerilla bases in the country. The warning from Syria's Politbureau the Republic's highest executive authority was issued shortly513 words
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Article235 1969-10-23 4 MOGADISHU. Somalia. Wed. CRetuer) Troops in combat uniforms patrolled Mogadishu streets overnight after an armv-backed police coux> toppled Prenrer Mohammed Ibrahim Egal s government. The coup came less than 24 hours after the funeral of President Abdirashid Ali Shermarke. shot dead by a police guard during a235 words
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249 1969-10-23 4 MOSCOW. Wed (ReutersCzechoslovak Premier Oldrich Cernik last night assured Soviet leaders his country's Communist Party would continue the purge of liberal elements. Mr Cernik was speaking at a reception at the Czechoslovak embassy here given by the visiting Czechoslovak state and party delegation and249 words
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Article65 1969-10-23 4 LONDON*. Wed (UPI' Britain's secretaries are largely lazv and time-wasting, a leading work study expert said yesterday. The secretary bird is nothine but a vulture in disguise." said John Hendry who sp*nt six months researchine the subject. Hendry said that with private telephone calls, writing Personal65 words
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63 1969-10-23 4 A DEMONSTRATOR with a stick takes on a police water cannon truck near the Shinjuku Railway Station here on Oct. 21 during protest against U.S.-Japan alliance. Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators turned parts of Tokyo into a battleground and halted railway traffic in the worlds largest city. Demonstrators, mostly violent,UPI radiophoto. - 63 words
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Article182 1969-10-23 4 COPENHAGEN. Wed (Reuter) Crouds jam-packed the world's first sex fair here yesterday and within an hour of opening time firemen ordered a halt to ticket sales because the hall was filled to capacity. Several thousand people queued outside as Danes popped in for a peep182 words
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300 1969-10-23 4 GENEVA. Wed. (Reuter) Britain yesterday welcomed a joint Soviet-U S. proposal to denuclearise the seabed, but the draft treaty came in for some strong criticism from India and Brazil. Britain's T-ord Chalfont told the 25-nation disarmament conference that the draft was a300 words
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Article34 1969-10-23 4 LONDON. Wed. (UPI) Graham Kane pleaded guilty on Monday to obstructing traffic by running out into the street stark naked and grunting like an ape. The 21-year-old psycholog/ student was fined £6.34 words
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Article188 1969-10-23 4 LONDON. Wed <R»uter) Reuters today announced the appointment of Mr. Clare McDermott as South East Asian manager, general news He succeeds Mr. J J. Hahn. who ha? been manager for South East Asia since 1963 AS senior company representative in the area. Mr. Hahn.188 words
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281 1969-10-23 4 London. wed (Reuter) Master spies Peter and Helen Kroge r will make their journey to freedom, in stvle. first class on a flight to Warsaw on Friday morning, it was learned here last night. The Krogers who have served eight years of281 words
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Article82 1969-10-23 4 LONDON. Wed (UPI) The only difference between a brown and a white egg is the colour of the shell, but Britain's largest poultry firm has spent £25.000 breeding a chicken that will I a y the darker variety "For some reason, housewives insist the egg brown,"82 words
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48 1969-10-23 4 PETER M. WILL, master of the Singapore-regis-tered freighter Kota Java when he was seized at gunpoint in May 1968, holds a news conference after he was deported from China Oct. 16. He was the sixth British subject released from detention in China so far this month. UPI photo.UPI photo. - 48 words
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310 1969-10-23 4 VATICAN CITY. Wed. (UPI) The majority 0 t delegate* to the Vatican Synod of Bishops are in favour of bishop* getting a greater voice in the running of the Roman Catholic Church The delegates today discussed how much power the bishops should be310 words
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Article139 1969-10-23 4 PARIS, trt (TP!* T** Afi Khan and Lidy Si* t Cri eh ton-Stuart w-ere wrifi yesterday at the Tnwn Hall here, officials announced Prlnre Knim's S3id yesterday was onW t" e civil ceremony and that coup'e would he rp.'vriei ac~n in a relifious ceiemony139 words
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629 1969-10-23 4 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) Dr Christian Barnard, who performed the world's first heart transplant operation, revealed today he once caused the death of a 7-year-old boy during open heart surgery when he "gave the facal command: Cut that." and discovered629 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous29 1969-10-23 4 TODAY and YOU..\ Thursday* October 23* 1969. JJ2 IttTT kZX o s? 28 Sm s«For r ww« 2»T»vng» s»7>* 89 Oki »k)n 30 C«m«t 60 As -90Piiigio*efi @Gco& -^Nental29 words
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Article410 1969-10-23 5 24 Years Of The UN Today UNITED NATIONS, (UPI) Secretary General U Thant, in a message for the 24th birthday of the United Nations, said today (Thursday) that "Current youth unrest" is a reaction to the "deplorable and steadily worsening state of affairs." Thant's message. addressed to410 words
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314 1969-10-23 5 PALO ALTO, California. Wed. (Reuter) Police extended their protection of school buses to this university community today after a man claiming to be the "Zodiac killer" made a new threat to massacre a bus load of children. The threat was made in a314 words
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Article78 1969-10-23 5 Made-to-order Riot CHICAGO. Wed. (UPI)—An undercover police detective testified yesterday that he saw folicemen "fighting their ves" with demonstrator? during the 1968 Democratic National Convention The detective, James Tobin. underwent cross-examination at the trial of eight men charged with conspiring to incite riots during the convention Tobm testified earlier that78 words
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Article68 1969-10-23 5 PROVIDENCE Rhode Island Wed (UPI) —Brown University will expand :ts Asian studies programme bv creating a Department of Asian History. Lea E Williams, professor of the East Asian Language and of the East Asia Language and Area Centre at the Ivy League University, will head the new68 words
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Article228 1969-10-23 5 CANBERRA Wed (I'PI) Labour opposition leader Gnash Whitlam reaffirmed todar that If his party Is elected next Saturday. Australian troops will he withdrawn from Malaysia-Singa-pore Malaysian deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Rarak had attacked Labour's policy only because newsmen 'Badgered him for comment. Whitlam told the228 words
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Article, Illustration19 1969-10-23 5 UPI.UPI. - 19 words
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Article294 1969-10-23 5 CAPE KENNEDY. Florida. Wed. (Reuter) Investigai tion into the eight-day orbitalflight which killed Bonny, the as*ro-monkey. last spring threaten fresh controversy here over the hazards of prolonged weightlessness in space. Informed sources say that principal lnvestiaators of the Biosateilite 111 flight will state 'hat Bonny, a294 words
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Article, Illustration29 1969-10-23 5 PRESIDENT Nixon (the host) is seen here with Soviet cosmonauts Konstontin Feoktistov (I) and Maj-Gen. Georgi Beregovoy (r) at the White House Tuesday. (UPI) UPIUPI - 29 words
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209 1969-10-23 5 NEW ORLEANS, Wed. (Reuter) Thousands of people were evacuated from the northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico today as Hurricane Laurie with winds up to 100 mph threatened to strike the area devastated only two months ago by Hurricane Camille. Public school shut209 words
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Article115 1969-10-23 5 SANTO DOMINGO. Wed i Reuter) Senor Homern Lajara Burgo prospective candidate for next year's presidential election in the Dominican has accepted a to a duel to the death frorr former President Antonio Imbert Barrera General Imbert was one of ♦he four men who assassinated Rafae' Leonida s115 words
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Article142 1969-10-23 5 HONOLULU. Wed (UPD— The Pacifl- Basin Economic Co-operation Committee will hold its next meeting Mav 2023 m Kyoto it was announced yesterday. Ransom Cook, retired chairman of th*f Wells Fargo Bank In San Francisco and a member of the United States delegation. said that Korea. Vietnam and142 words
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96 1969-10-23 5 JAKARTA. Wed (Reuter) Both North Vietnam and South Vietnam may he invited to attend the Ministerial meeting of the Association of SouthEast Asran Nations (ASEAN) to be he'.d in Kuaia Lumpur from December 15. Indonesian sources said today The sources said the meeting might96 words
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Article345 1969-10-23 5 Joseph L. Myler - Dee Dee Tee Your Headache By Joseph L. Myler WASHINGTON, Wed. (UPI) Maybe you shouldn't blame those vicious "tension" headaches on the spouse who doesn't understand you, the new boss who never heard of you. or the risinq tide of noise that threatens to drive you crazy. They may be345 words
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201 1969-10-23 5 HOUSTON, Wed. (UPI) Two Soviet cosmonauts flew from a meeting with President Nixon at the White House yesterday to a special dinner held in their honour by the United States Astronaut Corps. Maj Gen Georgiv Beregovoy of the Soviet Air Force who made a space201 words
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Article175 1969-10-23 5 TORONTO. Wed (ITI) Hiere was an embarrassing moment yesterday when Princr Philip and his entourage strode into the Toronto's Men's Press dub for an in formal drinks-and-talk session with members of the city's pre* ™>rps A commissioiiaJre. not too familiar with royal fares, firmly asked Philip and his175 words
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96 1969-10-23 5 WASHINGTON Wed (TTPI) The White House said yesterday that there were no plans to reduce r S. Forces In Western Europe serving in the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), allaying fears of some alliance members "We have no plans for troop reductions'*96 words
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167 1969-10-23 5 SAN FRANCISCO. Wed. (UPI) About 200 young persons demonstrated at the Iranian consulate to protest the visit of the Shah of Iran to the United States, yesterday. A flurry of club swinging broke out when the demonstrators tried to march through a police line167 words
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Article146 1969-10-23 5 WASHINGTON'. We <L UPI) The Federal Aviation Administration yesterday Issued it? annual swanwatching alert to pilots. The FAA said more than 50.000 whistling swans begin t!wlr flight south from Northern Canada during the last week In October. The migration reaches a peak in November. the FAA146 words
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Article850 1969-10-23 6 ANYONE attempting to predict the outcome of the Presidential elections in the Philippines next month is either foolhardy or ignorant. In a recent issue of the "Examiner", a magazine published in Manila, a politician was quoted as saying: "Politics is the devil s game. Once you are in850 words
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501 1969-10-23 6 David Laulight - By David Laulight PARIS, (Rautcr) France's legions of small shopkeepers and artisans art pressing their demands and complaints louder than ever just as the government is calling for national belt-tightening. Violence spread to Paris for the first time recently as hundreds of shopkeepers battled with501 words
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418 1969-10-23 6 Vicente Maliwanag - By Vicente Maliwanag MANILA (UPI) Philippine politics spares no one. not even pop singer Tom Jones. Propagandists of the Philippines* two major Presidential candidates are using hit tunes of the shaggy-haired lustyvoiced British singing idol to flood Philippine radio lanes with political jingles. Usinp418 words
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Article560 1969-10-23 6 John F. Barton - By John F. Barton WASHINGTON (UPI) American business firms operating in developing nations should increase their financial contributions to local school systems, the head of the U.S. foreign aid programme has declared. Dr. John A. Hannah, who was president of Michigan States University for560 words
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Article387 1969-10-23 6 The Lighter Side WASHINGTON, (UPI) The other day I was looking over government Manual SMS6-7, titled "Occupations of Federal Whitecollar Workers," and as I was looking over this manual I was struck by an amusing thought. Or at least I found it amusing. You might consider it387 words
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630 1969-10-23 6 Alexander V. Ckukayeff - By Alexander V. Ckukayeff WASH I N G TON: Another document on the suppression of human rights and religious freedom in the USSR has recently been brought to the attention of world public opinion. This time, the document came from a group of630 words
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707 1969-10-23 6 K.K. Duggal - By K.K. Duggal (Gemini Hews Service) NEW DELHI: Even after an official committee has recommended that kissing be allowed in Indian films in certain situations the issue is being hotly debated here. Opponents argue that the kiss is a western import and should707 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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378 1969-10-23 7 Our Market Reporter - By Our Market Reporter Condition! eased in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday in an extension of Tuesday's profit- taking. Trading was active. THE market opened firm on the repeated pattern of selective trading which was again extended to include other speculative*. Profit-taking378 words
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Article1114 1969-10-23 7 TJUSINESS done in and reported fo 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 Acma $lBB <2» SI 88 < 1 >; Ben Co. $lBO (3> $1.78 C1,114 words
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Article147 1969-10-23 7 SYDNEY. (UPI) Wednesd»y 5 closing Sydney Stock Ex change Selected S-ares: MINING Acmex 245 As s Mm 760 Auctra; Mm .38 Aust Dev 1.50 Barrie r 2.00 BH Sou'h 4.25 C. Norse 6 60 C. Gold 9 10 CRA 17.80 Empe r 1.60 EndUr .55 GM Kalg147 words
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Article68 1969-10-23 7 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore yesterday made the following changes m its rates to merchants (rate s quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency): SELLING T.T. or O.D. r eady: Deutsche Marks In abeyance; Holland Guilders *85.5450; Swiss Franc s $71.3875; Belgian Francs $668 words
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Article240 1969-10-23 7 The following is a berthing list re'.eased by the Port of Singapore Authority on Oct 23: DEPARTURE God owns Vessels 5 Billv 6/7 Oriental Queen N.W. l Petaling 21/22 Mekatani-Ol 31/32 Barcelona Maru 33/34 Borussia 40/41 Jen s Maersk 44 Kyushu Maru 35/36 Star Betelgeuse 45 Bakuriani240 words
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182 1969-10-23 7 DUNLOP Malaysian Industries Berhad has secured another eontract worth about $75#000 to supply the plush Hilton Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya, due to open early next year with Dunlopillo mattresses and cush- ions. The full order is for 450 king-size Dunlopillo mattresses, without covers for completion182 words
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Article206 1969-10-23 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) Demand for slocks accelerated yesterday amid predictions of lower interest rates within the next few months and reports that President Nixon might be considering a unilateral case-Are In Vietnam or a sizable troop cutback. Shortly before the final bell, the UPI206 words
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Article40 1969-10-23 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrials 846.88 20 Rail, 199.53 15 Utilities 118 39 65 Stocks 284.74 40 Bonds 70-81 Commodity futures index 142.80 up 0.40.40 words
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324 1969-10-23 7 COPENHAGEN. Wed When Scandinavian Airlines begin* its winter traffic programmes on November 1, 1969, it will have completed a major phase in the expansion of lis cargo operations. On that date, additional intercontinental jet freighter services will be inaugurated linking Scandinavia with Chicago, Los324 words
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Article322 1969-10-23 7 NOVEMBER first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 pjn.. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yester at 68-3/8 cent* per lb., down one eighth of a cent from the previous close Th» tone of the market waa quiet alter steadier. After a slow and somewhat uncertain opening the322 words
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Article134 1969-10-23 7 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI) Gold prices slipped in moderately active trading yesterday on markets here and abroad. In London, fold remained unchanged at the morning fixing but dropped 5 cents for a second fixing of 40.30 dollars a trov ounce. Gold in Frankfurt fell134 words
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Article121 1969-10-23 7 VICTORIA. British Columbia. Wed. (Reuter) Foreign exchange difficulties and dwindling world prices for traditional export commodities |iave been blamed for economic stagnation in some Colombo Plan recipient countries. Economic review figures covering this decade, prepared for the Colombo Conference now under way here, also cited political121 words
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Article281 1969-10-23 7 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) The market eased yesterday, and lasses were seen over a broad front. The current labour dispute In the mining Industry, and the prospect of a tightening of the credit squeeze were the main bearish influences. A lack of buyers rather than actual selling281 words
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Article644 1969-10-23 7 chance sold ud other officially luieo tt the cle blUlDCM. INDUSTRIALS Acme 186 Ben Co. 177 Borneo Bhd 178 Bou*tead 19W C. Spgar 4. SO C". Plywood Chemical Co 1.77 Cold Storage 2 4ft C ycle Carriage 182 l>union *14 DtkM M Of 188 5 So644 words
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120 1969-10-23 7 LONDON. Wed (UPI) Rubber closed with sellers reserved with *POt 26 1/4 26 3/4 nom SETTLEMENT HOUSE Nov. 2b 1/4, 28 3/4 nam Dec. 25 3/4. 2f> 1/4 Jan. 24 3/4. 25 nom. Jan/March 24 3/8. 24 9/16 April/June 24 3/8, 24 9/16 July120 words
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Article58 1969-10-23 7 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged to 75 points lower on no sales yesterday on the NewYork Commodity Exchange Nov. 28.25 28.25 Jan 25.758 26.50 26.50 March 25 508 26.00 26 00 May 25.508 26.00 25.75 July 25.75 26.25 Sept. 25.50 26.00 Nov. 25.50 2600 Locally.58 words
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Article14 1969-10-23 7 The tin price for yesterday was $645.12 i per picul, up $1.125.14 words
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Article86 1969-10-23 7 THE noon prices «t the Slngapore Chinese Prodtice Exchange yesterday were:Seller Bny er Cornnof OH 50 50 (FOB) Bulk Coconut Oil MOO (FOB Drum Mixed Copra 32 50 i Muni<»fc unite Pepper 227.50 (FOB.) Sarawak White Pepper 225-00 (FOB) m Sarawak Special Black Peoper (F O B.) M% 167.5086 words
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Article58 1969-10-23 7 HONG KONG. Wed (UPI) Money Quotations yesterday. HK56.060 per U.S. dollar HK56.0825 per U.S. dollar TT HK514.47 per pound sterling HK5303.875 per taei of gold 94 5 per cent fineness HKS 163.1 per 10,000 Japanese ven HK5120.7 per 100 Philippines pesos buvers HKS 122 7 per 100 Philippines58 words
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Article458 1969-10-23 7 ARRIVALS. 5 00 a.m. MSA 029 K. LumpurOlAaro IIA LI I57A Lulled State*. Papeete Pattlt woe a m- M>A1 19 R Lnmpur. y joaiD GAKl I'A GAWK Jakarta 1015 a.m. MSA 121 R Lumpur. 10.25 a m. MSA 005 f'> nang, Ipob. K. Lumpur. Malacca. 12-85 p.m. PAN458 words
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Article, Illustration400 1969-10-23 8 THE two very beautiful times of the day are at sunrise and sunset. During the scorching day, the sun is high and everything looks common place and ordinary. In the dim light of dawn and in the gathering dust, even the ugliest400 words
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Article, Illustration215 1969-10-23 8 THESE are two types of light, one the sunlight and the other the artificial light which we get from the electric lamps. Sunlight is seen during the day and the electric light is mostly seen during the night. Sunlight is very important for all of215 words
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Article, Illustration220 1969-10-23 8 SIR Stamford Raffles founded her. In the year 1819, She is now one hundred and fifty years old. For now is 1969. Cleanest in South-east Asia!! Neat and tidy she is too, At the South tip of Malaysia she stays. Surrounded by waters and islands In her are trees220 words
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Article, Illustration430 1969-10-23 8 IT was a fine morning I woke up early, walked to the window and looked down on the street. The area was misty and the morning dew were covering the plants. The atmosphere was cool and fresh. The cock standing opposite on the fence was430 words
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Advertisement465 1969-10-23 8 NEW ESSAY CONTEST: RULES TO OBSERVE THE EASTERN SUN'S new essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under appears Ui this pare every Thursday. One of the objects of this contest Is to encouri|« young boys and girls to express themselves properly. And what better way to465 words
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Miscellaneous120 1969-10-23 8 By Jack JippJf I 7? "She's new fn the neighborhood, and she's okay, 1 guess. .if you like mops." DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunters and AUanMdMhro THERE API MANY THINGS TO SCE ON THE X FARM',GENTLE MEN...I SUGGEST WE SPLIT OUR FORCES/ s MISS LASALLE CAN ESCORT TOO"/ WHILE RAVEN120 words
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Article479 1969-10-23 9 gloria-mae - by gloria-mae r)DAY Is Oct. 23 we are barely two-and-a-half months to Christmas. Now is the time to prepare that list of gifts to buy for the family and friends and not forgetting THE GUY. To avoid any last minute rushes let's start NOW it's never too early479 words
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558 1969-10-23 9 Sheilah Graham - 31 if... Sheilah Graham LdNfcON. Wed The wife ot a successful actor can have a diHicult time. With movies made all over the world, she can on'y he with him at brief intervals, especial!v if they have children558 words
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Article, Illustration538 1969-10-23 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR ANN: My husband shoved your column under my nose this evening. "Don't miss this." he said smugly "It was written especially for you." The letter he wanted me to see was from Missouri Mule the girl who stubbornly refused538 words
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132 1969-10-23 9 NEW YORK. Wed. (Reuter) The Beatles are back on top of American pop chart* yesterday because of rumours sweeping the country that Paul McCartney is dead or dying. No one seems to know where the reports started, but they have become the132 words
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Miscellaneous351 1969-10-23 9 OFsha\Tl TION rL I D O Phone ***** OPENS TODAY! N« Trm List Dua to Aim's length 4 chow* Note Times: 1L 2.30, tli. #.15 warn NO INCREASE IN PRICES f Michael Came. Laurence Olivier Christopher Plummer at Susannah York "BATTLE OF BRITAIN" Technicolor. Pana vision (UAI CAPITOL Phone *****351 words
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Miscellaneous35 1969-10-23 9 Ik cathat OPENS TODAY! DAILY 5 SHOWS: 11am. 1.30. 4.6.30 9.30pm. A LOVE STORY OF TODAY! The Timeliness... The Romance... The Excitement of The Models! t-. •4 IS* i AnoukAimee GaryLockwood JACQUES DEMYS Model Shop35 words
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Miscellaneous382 1969-10-23 9 ORGAN 1S AT IO N ODEON 21-116 LAST DAT! 11 a.m 1M 4M. 6.3 ft 930 p m "KILL BABT KILL'' la Color float i Stuart MGMt OPENS TOMORROW i Toehntoolor > Paramount® "TRUE GRIT" John Wayne Olen Campbell O.N STAGE Mft pm. GLTNNESS Double Tear Money OanSbow Saturday MldSMghtt382 words
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286 1969-10-23 10 BOMBAY, Wed. (Reuter) Mr. Vijay Merchant, Chairman af the Indian Cricket Control Board's Selection Committee, said here yesterday India seemed to have hit a new low in the cricket history. He admitted New Zealand were unlucky not to win the three Test series286 words
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109 1969-10-23 10 BOMBAY, Wed (Renter) The Indian Cricket Control Board yesterday invited 27 players for an intensive practice camp here before the stan of the first Test against Australia on November 4. The move to hold a camp follows India's depressing show against New Zealand in109 words
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Article105 1969-10-23 10 BERLIN. Wed. (UPI) East Germany gained an unofficial lead over Japan in yesterday's opening of a friendly two-day gymnastics meet, the news service ADN reported from East Berlin. Eizo Kenmotsu, Japan's fourth-placing Olympics tumbler. led his team in the sixevent competition with 57.95 points to105 words
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275 1969-10-23 10 HYDERABAD, India. Wed. (Renter) New Zealand cricket captain Graham Dowling dominated the batting in the shared three-Test rubber against India which ended here Monday. Dowling's average of 40.80 total 244 was the highest for either side in this series of low scores on abnormal pitches.275 words
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118 1969-10-23 10 TOKYO, Wed (AFP)—The fifth annual International Masters bowling championships will be held in Tokyo on Nov. 27 to 30 with the participation of amateur representatives from 38 countries or regions, it was announced here today. The so-called "Bowling World Cup" is the biggest event118 words
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Article311 1969-10-23 10 SYDNEY, Wed. (Reuter) South African golfer Gary Player will be attempting to win his record fifth Australian Open when the 135 entrants tee off difficult Royal Sydney Club here tomorrow. Player, American powerhouse Lee Trevino and British Open champion Tony Jacklin head the crack,311 words
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Article94 1969-10-23 10 SEOUL. Wed < UPL The World Cup soccer 15-A elimination series held Oct. 10-20 netted about 15-million Won < U5553,500 > for the organisers. tournament chairman Chang Duk-Chln said today. Chang said the profit will be Invested in a soccer foundation of Korea. Chang said Korea94 words
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Article30 1969-10-23 10 GYOER, Hungary. Wed. (Reuter) —Barcelona (Spain) beat Vasas Gyoer 3-2 in their second round (first leg) European Fairs Cup soccer match here yesterday. Barcelona led 2-1 at halftime.30 words
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Article215 1969-10-23 10 MOSCOW. Wed (Reuter) Northern Ireland's soccer chief launched a bitter attack against the British soccer system last night over the absence of star forward George Best from Northern Ireland's team for th#ir key World Cup clash with the Soviet Union here today. Best was injured playing215 words
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Article70 1969-10-23 10 OSAKA. Wed (UPl)— Willie 'Toothpick" Kirland. 34, signed a contract yesterdav to play with the Hanshin Tigers professional baseball team during the 1970 season. His two-yea r contract with the club expired with the end of the 196f« season He came from the Hawaii Islanders in70 words
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Article, Illustration53 1969-10-23 10 BERNABE VILLACAMPO (left) of the Philippines hits Hiroyuki Ebihara of Japan with a left straight in the eighth round of their 15-round world flyweight boxing title match at Osaka Prefecture! gym on Sunday. Villacampo won a unanimous decision to become the new World Boxing Association's champion. UPIUPI pix. - 53 words
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Article207 1969-10-23 10 BUENOS AIRES Wed (Reuteri —AC Milan were strong favourites here yesterday to win their first world clubc football championship tonight and return the prized trophy to Europe for the first time In three years. The classy Italian team will carry a three-goal lead Into their207 words
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Article68 1969-10-23 10 MANILA. Wed. <UPI) Guam have withdrawn from the World Boxing Association (WBA) and applied for membership with the rival World Boxing Council <WBC>, according to the WBC headquarters In Manila The Guam Boxing Commission cabled WBC President Justlnlano Montano Jr. saying they took the move "because68 words
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622 1969-10-23 10 TOKYO. Wed. (UPI) —By Bernabe Villacampo'* winning Sunday night of the World Boxing Association's (WBA) flyweight crown, the Philippines have replaced Japan in Asia as the country with the most world boxing champions. In addition to Villacampo. the Philippine* have two622 words
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Article119 1969-10-23 10 TRIESTE, Italy, Wad. (UPl)—'World middleweight champion Nino Benvenuti changed his mind yesterday and said he does not want to delay his forthcoming title bout with challenger Luis Rodriguez of Miami. Florida. The 31-year-old champion said Monday he wanted to cut off the scheduled Nov. 22 fight119 words
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155 1969-10-23 10 MADRAS. India, Wed. (Reuter) The Indian cricket authorities will take ut> with New Zealand the pitchmowing row which flared up in the ftnal cricket Test at Hyderabad last weekend. Mr. S. Srlraman. Honorary Secretary of the Cricket Board of Control, also claimed In a press155 words
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402 1969-10-23 10 Clay-Frazier Title Fight LAS VEGAS, Nevada. Wed. (Reuter) Boxing promoter Harold Conrad yesterday withdrew a request for a licence to stage a world heavyweight championship fight here between Cassius Clay and Joe Frazier. Nevada Governor Paul Laxait said last week that he was opposed402 words
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Article122 1969-10-23 10 BANGKOK Wed. (ATP) Thailand made a c'ean sv»ep of all fovr matches against Pakistan in the first day's play of the Asian Zone Thomas Cup badminton elimination encounter at the National Stadium here last night. Thailanc need win only one more match, out of the five122 words
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Article, Illustration996 1969-10-23 11 Largest Group For International Games Says Wok SINGAPORE will b« tending a contingent of 201 sportsmen, sportswomen end officials to the South Eest Asia Peninsula Games to be held in Rangoon from Dec. 6 to 13. JI'A ai y«»*erday by the Minister for Social Affairs andSunsport pix. - 996 words
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Article47 1969-10-23 11 A film premiere will be held to raise funds for the Singapore contingent to the SEAP Games. The film titled 'From The Highway' will be shown at the Odeon Theatre on Dec. Tickets are priced at S3. $5 and $lO and donation seats.47 words
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Article191 1969-10-23 11 ZURICH. Switzerland. Wed (Reuter) The International Football Association (FIFA) said here today that no protest had been received from South Korea concerning the eligibility of seven Australian footballers. Earlier today director of the South Korean Football Association. Mr. Tuk-Jin Lhang. s aid jn Seoul tha*191 words
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Article80 1969-10-23 11 OSAKA. Japan. Wed. <Uf>D Kuniaki Shlbata. top Japanese featherweight contender knocked out Philiiv pine featherweight champion Flash Basande in the third round of a scheduled inround bout tonight at the Osaka Prefectural gymnasium. Shibata was cautious in the first round but opened up in the second, catching80 words
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Article216 1969-10-23 11 Jimmy Lad - By Jimmy Lad None of the horses engaged in the only professional card at Bukit Timah were seen in action yesterday morn- ing. Only a Hand full of horses in the amateur races did track work on good going Colonel Whatnot II and Fury216 words
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Article32 1969-10-23 11 COLOMBO Wed fßeuter) The Australian cricketers drew their one-day match againat the Ceylon Cricket Board President* XI here today. Score*: Australian* 301 for •even declared; Preaident's XI 110 for «lx.32 words
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149 1969-10-23 11 MELBOURNE, Wed. (Reuter) The running of Australia's major horse race, the A 577.000 (about £36.000) Melbourne Cup, has been threatened by a union dispute over a state government plan to set up a Wages Board for offcourse totalisator workers. Trades Hall Council Secretary Mr. K149 words
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709 1969-10-23 11 Race 1 2 p.m. MARA CI. 5 ff Murry llatchwelfhu 12 «.> 1. 6*r;m« 16 lb penalty) 6 2. Knight Templar 17 lb. penalty) 10 3 Monty <7 lb. penalty) 11 4. Kfriidi (5 lb penalty) 12 5. Tanjonf Surat <3 lb. penalty)709 words
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Article91 1969-10-23 11 SYDNEY. New South Waits. Wed. Jim Pike, one of the greatest Jockey* ever seen on the Australian turf and the man who rode the immortal Phar Lap to 27 win* from 30 starts. died here recently, aged 77. One of Pike's most famoua wins was when91 words
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Article102 1969-10-23 11 DAVIS CUP MELBOURNE. Vlct6ria, Wed. Australia may break away from their traditional challenge through the American ZQne and challenge through the Eastern Zone for the Davis Cup. A move in this direction is being spearheaded by former Wimbledon champion and Davis Cup star. Neale Fraser. Fraser,102 words
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Miscellaneous1183 1969-10-23 11 (CHANNEL 5) PM 300 Opening Anncts in all Languages and Morning Star; 120 Another Song Another Melodv iMalay Version) tßepeat*; MS It's Happening in Singapore (Chinese Ve'Sion>; (Repent); 3.50 Housewives Matinee (Part 2 of a Cantonese film. "Devoted Sisters"" i English Sub 4-55 Close. 5.55 Prog Sumrrarv in all Languages.1,183 words
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Article, Illustration334 1969-10-23 12 DEVELOPING countries are steadily losing their share of the world markets, the General Manager of the Economist Intelligence Unit (South East Asia) Private Limited, Mr. James Morgan warned yesterday. Although the developing countries had made strenous efforts to penetrate the markets of richer334 words
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Article123 1969-10-23 12 ABOUT 48.000 candidates will sit for the ordinary and higher level of the Cambridge School Certificate and its equivalent examinations in four different languages next month The Cambridge School Certificate and Higher School Certificate examinations wil be taken by those using the English medium Chinese123 words
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104 1969-10-23 12 The Ministry of Finance hag announced that from today duty exemption on sugar only will be granted to manufacturers of alchohol and condensed milk. Manufacturers of fruit cordials. syrups etc. will no longer be eligible for duty exemption on sugar used in their products104 words
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Article51 1969-10-23 12 The proprietor of Sim Thye Tin Trading Company. Mr. Tan Nam Yong, reported to the Police that, thieves broke Into his office at Raffles Quay on Tuesday evening, and got away with 10 plculs of shouldering lead valued at $3,350. The thieves gained entry oy breaking a glass51 words
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566 1969-10-23 12 THE upward revision of wages sought by 19.000 daily rated employees in the Government, the Public Utilities Board and the Housing and Development Board, was not justified the Industrial Arbitration Court was told yesterday. Mr. Herman Hochstadt, representing the Government, said, "There could be566 words
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Article158 1969-10-23 12 A TOTAL of 39,989 persons visited Singapore by air or sea in the month of August, an increase of 17.2 per cent over the corresponding month in 1968. According to statistics issued by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, the United States again topped the list with158 words
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Article67 1969-10-23 12 The Chairman 0 n the Panel of Judges for Toto Draw No. 55 Is Mr. Martin Aw, Direc-tor-cum-General Manager of a Plastic Company in Singapore. The other two members are Mr. Paul Peng, a Toto Agent and Mr. Douglas Nonis. a State Hockey Player. Toto Draw No.67 words
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100 1969-10-23 12 THREE SINGAPORE officers (above) are among a group of trainee pilots currently undergoing a training course in the United Kingdom. They are (from left) 2/Lt. Lim Lu Hock. 2/Lt. Chan Chiow Hoe and 2/Lt. Ng Ang Keng. And the aircraft in front of them is none other than the Hawker100 words
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Article, Illustration353 1969-10-23 12 SINGAPOREANS would be allowed a discount up to 40 percent on travel"**? costs to Russia, the Director of the Intourist, of USSR, announced yesterday. Mr. Grigory M. Adivants, director of the Asia and Africa Department of the USSR Company for Foreign Travel, disclosed353 words
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604 1969-10-23 12 A WITNESS in a preliminary inquiry yesterday told the court how a woman kept by his own brother pleaded with him to look after her. At that time, said Kanaka Sabai, his brother, Govindah. was in jail. He was testifying at a preliminary Inquiry in604 words
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Article162 1969-10-23 12 Troop patrols which have i been providing target for si- I mulator air strikes durlns the four-nation air exercise, moved out of West Malaysia yesterday to the Asahan Range. Asahan Range was the target for the air exercises, codenamed "Caldrop", which is 30 miles from Malacca.162 words
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Article80 1969-10-23 12 The Occupational Therapy Department of the Outram Road General Hospital, the Thomson Road General Hospital. the Woodbridge Ho.p:tal and the Chronic Sick Hospital will hold a combined sale of patients' handicrafts on Nov. 3 at the Occupational Therapy Department. Norris Block. Ward 53. Outram Road General80 words
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Article59 1969-10-23 12 The PAP. Telok Blangah branch of the Telok Blangah Constituency will hold a Food and Fun Fair on Oct. 25 and 26 at Seah Im Road, to commemorate the 150 th anniversary of the founding of modern Singapore. The Food and Fun Fair is also held59 words
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Advertisement33 1969-10-23 12 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY, SINGAPORE FREE PUBLIC LECTURE THIS SATURDAY OCT. 25 7.00 P.M. WISMA THEATRE 435, Orchard Road, by Otto Berttchi C-S-B (member of the Christian Soenc* 6oard of Lectureship) ALL ARE WELCOME!33 words
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