Eastern Sun, 26 October 1969
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Title Section23 1969-10-26 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY TV Estd. 1966, Vol. 4 No. 1160 Sunday Edition 26 October 1969. <& MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents23 words
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600 1969-10-26 1 Beirut Gives Terms To Arabs TEL AVIV, Sat. (UPI) Israel has warned Arab nations and guerrilla organisations it will not stand idly by if the Lebanese government is overthrown and Arab armies are stationed there. The afternoon paper Yedioth Aharonoth said.600 words
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133 1969-10-26 1 MANILA, Sat. (Reuter) President Ferdinand Marcos today described the presence of American bases in the Philippines as an insult to the dignity of the Filipino people. In an election address at the University of Manila, the President said the Philippines had shown133 words
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Article68 1969-10-26 1 DAR ES SALAAM Sat. (Reuter) Married women in Tanzania are now liable to National Service. Introducing the National Service (Amendment) Bill to the National Assembly last night, Mr. Rashidi Kawawa, the second vice-president, said too many young girls had married simply to qualify for the married68 words
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Article33 1969-10-26 1 DAR ES SALAAM. Sat. (Heuter) Tanzania ha® banned Enclish-language pinuo magazines Customs officials said the government had ordered the seirnre or the magazines "to pre:er\e the dignity and cultur*'* of Tanzania.33 words
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Article81 1969-10-26 1 LIMA. Sat. (Reuter) Mexican lawyer Eduardo Sanchez Velasquez. 38. got an unexpected 5.000-mile round trip to Argentina this week because he drunk too much at a wedding He told reporters here on his way home that he went to the airport to see the newly-weds off on81 words
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Article52 1969-10-26 1 THE HAGUE. Sat. (Reuter) A water pistol used by American astronauts to inject water during flight Into dehydrated foods nas been stolen from an exhibition here. It was reported today. The organisers of the exhibition said the value of the pistol was put at about 8.500 guilders52 words
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243 1969-10-26 1 KUALA LUMPUR Sat —The revaluation of the Deutsche Mark would bring about a greater stabilitv in monetary affairs. the assistant Minister of Finance. Enche Ali bin Haji Ahmad said today. The revaluation he said wuld also increase prospects for an expansion of world trade.243 words
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Article, Illustration48 1969-10-26 1 The Prime Minister is seen inspecting a guard-of-honour formed by members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade.48 words
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185 1969-10-26 1 LONDON, Sat. (Reuter) —Australian publisher Rupert Murdoch announced tonight his expanding group will take over the Sun newspaper and start publishing it on Monday. Nov. 17. He said this marks the first time in generations a new daily has been launched185 words
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Article58 1969-10-26 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Deputv Prime Minister and Director of Operations. Tun Abdul Razak cabled a congratulatory message to Mr Walter Scheel on his appointment as new Foreign Minister of the West German government. In his message. Tun Razak hoped the cordial relations between the two countries would58 words
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Article56 1969-10-26 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Ministry of Works, Post and Telecommunications, Malaysia, announced that all postal items intended for delivery in Thailand must be addressed in Roman characters. Postal items intended for delivery in Thailand and addressed other than in Roman characters will be returned to the sender or56 words
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151 1969-10-26 1 TEL AVIV, Sat (Reuter) Two of 11 Israeli soldiers injured in an Egyptian air strike yesterday at Romani, Northern Sinai, have died of their wounds, a military spokesman announced here today. The condition of one of the other soldiers was described as serious151 words
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Article107 1969-10-26 1 NEW DELHI, Sat. (Reuter) Mr. U.N. Dhebar, former Dresident of India's ruling Congress Party, has cancelled a planned visit to South Africa to unveil a statute of Mahatma Gandhi at Ladysmith. There had been criticisms in India of the visit at the invitation of the South107 words
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Article82 1969-10-26 1 A WEST GERMAN embassy spokesman says it is too early to say how the revaluation would affect the two-way trade between West Germany and Singapore. But it was generally expected that Singapore's export to Federal Germany would go up. West Germany which is Singapore's 12th biggest trading partner82 words
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Article79 1969-10-26 1 NUI DAT South Vietnam, Sat. (Reuter) Two Australians were killed and five wounded on Election Day in a mine tragedy which cast a pall of fi'oom over a sunny election Saturdav at Nui Dat today. The Australians were car* rying food and water supplies by hand79 words
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Article, Illustration395 1969-10-26 2 Twolva-yaar-old Nq Boon Liang had a big problem. Hit problem: How to gat enough money to buy books tor the coming year? An idea came across his troubled mind. "Try your luck at the Blue Cross Milk Contest and you might win theSunpix. - 395 words
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Article133 1969-10-26 2 six-year-old girl was killed when she and her five-year-old brother fell from the kitchen window of their third-floor flat, while playing hide-and-seek. yesterday. police who rushed there after a 999 call, found the two children lyine in a pool of blood at the foot of Block 30, Jalan133 words
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Article101 1969-10-26 2 A reputed thief with a strlrg Of convictions dating back to IM.S was yesterday »entenr»>d to three years jail followed by two years police supervision by the Fourth Court District Judge. Mr. Dalip Singh. after he pleaded guilty to a charge of housebreaking and theft.101 words
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559 1969-10-26 2 THI National Trades Union Congress'* dependence on public subsidies for its activities was a standing disgrace" to Singapore's organised labour, ten ot the Republic's leading trade unions declared yesterday. The 10-unions, having a total membership of more than 80.000 workers in both559 words
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Article104 1969-10-26 2 THE Singapore Armed Force* will eondurt exerciaea at the following «rea»i> The Mandai Forest Reserve from son am Oct. 28 to 100 a.m Nov. 1. Blanks and thunderf ashes will be used The Hlfh Street North Bridle Road, area from 100 am. to 500 am. on Ort. 28104 words
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151 1969-10-26 2 SHOPPING for Christmas? Then it's a "must" to pay a visit to the Fabulous Fantasy Handicrafts Sale to be held at the home of the wife of the Minister for Social Affairs, Che Dah binte Noor, at Cavenagh Road, on Wednesday, Oct. 29,151 words
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Article22 1969-10-26 2 THERE were a total of 32 road accidents the lowest recorded for this month during the past 24 hourg on Friday.22 words
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Article, Illustration180 1969-10-26 2 Little girl receiving the LP album is Miss Tan Sai Boey, one of the three winners of the second 'Time the Song Contest" sponsored by the A and R Department of Phonogram FE) Pte Ltd The other two winners who received prizes from A and R180 words
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291 1969-10-26 3 SAIGON, Sat. (Reuter) American troops suffered their heaviest casualties in more than a month yesterday with the loss of 10 men killed and 12 wounded in a single action, a U.S. spokesman said today. The US. troops from the 25th Infantry Division reported291 words
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Article254 1969-10-26 3 SAIGON, Sat. (UPI) The Saigon government has slapped a new 100 per cent tax on the price of gasoline as part of a series of austerity measures aimed at stabilising the Vietnamese economy, it was announced Friday. According to the Economics Ministry, the price on254 words
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Article104 1969-10-26 3 RYDE. Isle of Wight, England. Sat. (Reuter) About 150 con\ict s in Britain's topsecuniy Parkhurst Prison rioted last night in clashes that injured 12 warders and ud to 40 prisoners. Police were ordered to surround the jail which holds some of the nation's most notorious criminals104 words
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Article229 1969-10-26 3 SAIGON. Sat. (Reuter) South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu does not be ieve that President Nixon will make any major peace or ceasefire offers in his Nov. 3 address. The Vietnamese Head of State told local reporters in Long An province 20 miles south229 words
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Article85 1969-10-26 3 JOHANNESBURG. Sat. CUPI) Pioneering South African heart transplant surgeon Dr. Christian Barnard Is considering running for a seat In parliament, a leader of the United Party told UPI yesterday. Sen. Bill Horak of the minority United Party said "preliminary discussions" had been held between Barnard and the85 words
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Article69 1969-10-26 3 HYDERABAD. India, sat (Reuter) —A 16-year-old girl who had beer fasting here for the past seven days, was arretted by poiic* today and forcibly fed in hospital Doctors said yesterday the girl. Rama Devi, was extremely weak, restless and giddy. She was fasting In support of69 words
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Article82 1969-10-26 3 VATICAN CITY, Sat. (Reuter) Journalists covering the world-wide Synod o* Bishops yesterday found a false communique in the Vatican pres s office apparently planted there as a joke by dissident priests. The communique, puporting to be an account of yesterday's proceedings at the Synod, said an unnamed82 words
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Article341 1969-10-26 3 RAJGIR, Bihar State, India, Sat. (UPI) The Viswa Shanti Stupa or World Peace Pagoda was inaugurated Saturday in the Ratnagiri Hills where a former Indian Prince, Gautama Buddha, preached sermons five centuries before Christ was born. The Inauguration marked fulfillment of a vow made 33341 words
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122 1969-10-26 3 ISLAMABAD Sat (UPD— About 100 Arab students from various colleges In Pakistan took over the Lebanese Embassy in Islamabad on Friday in protest against Lebanese army's firing of Palestinian commandos. The students broke into and took over the Lebanese Embassy and announced they122 words
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Article140 1969-10-26 3 HONG KONG, Sat. (Reuter) Former Burmese Prime Minister U Nu will send his son and secretary from Hong Kong to Thailand today to meet 11 Burmese politicians reported to have sought political asylum there, the South China Morning Post reported. Reports from Bangkok said140 words
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Article171 1969-10-26 3 PARIS. Sat. (UPI) Communist diplomatic sources said on Friday North Vietnam and the Vletcong would maintain unchanged their negotiation position in sPJte of Thursday's surprise protest walkout by the American delegation U.S. Chief Negotiator Henry Cabot Lodge refused to deliver his statement and moved171 words
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Article104 1969-10-26 3 UNITED NATIONS. Sat. (UPI) A 17-natlon group asked the General Assembly on Friday to award the U.N. China seat to Peking and expel the Nationalist Chinese from the world organisation. They tabled a draft resolution which would have the assembly decide "to restore all its rights104 words
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238 1969-10-26 3 NEW YORK, Sat. (UPI) The South Vietnamese observer at the United Nations Saturday attacked American people and politicians for "publicly insulting" the Vietnamese. A speech by Ambassador Nguyen Huu Chi prepared for delivery before the 11th Congress of Americans of Ukrainian descent, also indirectly chided the238 words
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455 1969-10-26 4 DAMASCUS Sat. (UPI) Syria warned yesterday it would mount increasing pressure against Lebanon until that country adopts an active fighting role against Israel. The statement from the office of President and Prime Minister Noureddin A 1 Atassi said: "We will not accept in455 words
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Article115 1969-10-26 4 JAKARTA. Sat. (UPI) Drillers of the American lapco Oil Company have struck a new oil reserve 80 miles northeast of Jakarta in the Java Sea. according to a spokesman of the Indonesia state oil company Pertamma. The reserve is located 6.5 miles south of115 words
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Article338 1969-10-26 4 MIL BOURNE Sat (Reuter) Escaped great train robber Ronald Bifss i« believed by police her*? to be still in the city—although companion in hi* iail-break was arrestee In Sydney yesterday morning. The man. Eric Flower, 34, who escape?] from London's Wandsworth Prison with Biggs338 words
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Article, Illustration456 1969-10-26 4 ANAHEIM. California. Sat. (UPI) The time la near when Russian and American spacemen may fly together aboard the same craft In orbit, two Soviet cosmonauts and a US Space Agency official aa.d on Thursday The cosmonauts, first Russian space pilots to visit the UnitedUPI Radiophoto. - 456 words
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215 1969-10-26 4 MOSCOW. Sat. (Reuter) North Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dons has sa d in Peking that Hanoi hopes for a successful outcome to the current Sino-Soviet tal*i in Peking. the Soviet News Ager.cv Tass reported last nifht Mr. Pham Van Dong was speaking al a215 words
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Article113 1969-10-26 4 TOKYO, Sat. i Reuter) The 16 r h Tokyo Motor Show opened here yesterday at a •..TIP of rapid progress in Japan's motorlsation and »ast expansion of Japanese automobile exports Nearly 200 Japanese passenger car models and 300 commercial vehicles are on display. Foreign car maker*113 words
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Article73 1969-10-26 4 PORT MORESBY New Guinea Sat. (UPl)—The death toll on the number of peop e killed bv influenza and pneumonia in the Papua-New Guinea area has now risen to 1.«63. it wa s reported Friday Rov STagg. Director of Health, said additional 208 deaths from epidemic was reported Thursday. In73 words
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191 1969-10-26 4 WAS H I NGTON. Sat. (UPI) P«°P ,e Re public of Southern Yemen hat broken diplomatic relations with the United States, State Department officials said yesterday. Authorities gave no reason for this action to U.S. Charge D'Affaires William Eagleton when they summoned him to191 words
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Article50 1969-10-26 4 RHNOM PENH. Cambodia, Sat. (UPI) The Cambodian government announced Fndav that no visa* will be issued f«r foreign journalists wanting to attend national day ce'ebrations in November The Ministry of Informal->n announced that this year's rational dav would be relebra'H quietly because of the rove-n* ment's austeritr prograrop.e50 words
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Advertisement219 1969-10-26 4 7 EXPO'7O FREE! Go Free to Expo '7O. The first 500 to book on eny one of 33 C. E.'s Extravagant Bonus Tours are entitled to compete in the C. E. EXPO *7O, 'Easy-to-Win' CONTEST. Ist Prize. A free return trip to Expo *7O; 2nd Prize, return trip to Tokyo;219 words
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Miscellaneous276 1969-10-26 4 JLBI APARTMENT SS&stsi BELIEVE ME, TAKE THIS MONEY/ GOING TO NEED IT —BAPLY/ >4 H V A m K IN T IJ YOU'RE NOT MAKING ANY SENSE, MR 6ROVE/ WE PAID VOU THE TWO HUN PREP FOR THE ADDRESS OF l THATGIRL.' NOW YOU RE TRYING y V> TO GIVE276 words
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Article293 1969-10-26 5 SAN FRANCISCO, Sat. (UPI) A survivor of an attack by the "Zodiac" killer said Friday the murderer had such an unusually calm voice "it never entered my mind that he would try to fr'H us." The voice, said Bryan Hartnell, a pre-law student who293 words
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Article176 1969-10-26 5 WASHINGTON. Sat. (Reu•er) A Democratic Senator yesterday called on the US. government to Immediately ban the additive Monosodium Glutamate (MSG) in babv food. a letter to the jbvernment's Food and Drus Administration (F.D.A.). Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia said Scientific experiments showing the effect of176 words
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Article101 1969-10-26 5 MIAMI na Sat, (UPI) A Cubar exile organisation a Alpha 68 announced on Friday that its commandos will make landings "throughout the whole island of Cuba" before the end ©f the Two military leaders of the g-oup. Capt. Vicente Mendez and Capt Jose Rodngue? Pacheco.101 words
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Article91 1969-10-26 5 SAST JOSE. Calif. Sat (Renter) A coroner todav blamed wi'd dogs for killing a girl whose death last Sunday fanned local fears that a mystery murderer who calls umself "Zodiac"' had struck for a sixth time Sant? Clara County Coroner John Hauser said numerous gashes on the bodv91 words
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Article24 1969-10-26 5 HOUSTON. Texas. Sat. YUPI The double-billing posted on the marquee at the Gulfiray Drive-In Theatre readJ: "Romeo and Juliet". "The Odd Couple."24 words
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Article66 1969-10-26 5 MANILA Sat (UPI> A 42-year-old Filipino carpenter flew to the United States on Friday to donate on* of his kidneys in a transplantoperation to his ailing sister living in Los Angeles Hernani Onang said his sister. Nena Onang Mayeda. who is marr.ed to a Japan-ese-American businessman had been66 words
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142 1969-10-26 5 CAPE KENNEDY. Sat. CUPI) Winds gustlng up to 40 miles per hour lashed the Apollo 12 rocket during a critical countdown test on Friday but did not Interrupt the launch pad exercise Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Richard F Gordon and Alan L142 words
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194 1969-10-26 5 WASHINGTON, Sat, (UP!) The Soviet Union has agreed to begin talks with the United States on strategic arms controls aboutmid-November, reliable sources sa>d Friday night. An announcement of the Russian agreement to begin the long-delayed talks was expected at an unusual today briefing at the194 words
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Article328 1969-10-26 5 VEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) Actor Richard Burton, disappointed that a 69.42 carat flawless diamond slipped through wife Elizabeth Taylors fingeTs at auction, bought it for her Friday from the successful bidder for a sum well over one million dollars It was one of the biggest328 words
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Article99 1969-10-26 5 TEHERAN. Sat. (UPl)—The three world-touring Apollo 11 astronauts and their wives arrived here in drizzling rain yesterday from Kinshasa. Congo, for a 36-hour visit to Iran The astronauts were met at Mehrabad airport by American Embassy personnel. Iranian government official* and a large crowd of Iranians99 words
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Article46 1969-10-26 5 LOS ANGELES. Sat (UPI)— A moderate earthquake sent shock wives rolling through the Los Ar.geles area Friday for the second time m 12 hours The tremor reached a moderate magnitude of 5 0. according to the seismology laboratory a* the California Institute of Technology46 words
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Article394 1969-10-26 5 SOUTH BEND. Ind., Sat. (UPI) Addeke H. Boerma. Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) warned Friday that "pressures are building up in the developing countries which could lead to violence." At least half of the people in these countries he said,394 words
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Article192 1969-10-26 5 BOSTON. Sat (UPI) A medical journal report finds the household cut "strongly suspect'' as a transmitter of leukemia to other animals, including mar. The report, to appear soon in Medical World News, finds the feline leukemia virus, which is the cause of cancer in cats, can192 words
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Article45 1969-10-26 5 LOWELL. Mass Sat (UPT) Jack Kerouac. the man who put "he non-conformity and Zen Buddhism of the Beat cencration on drugstore bookracks. was buried Friday at St John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church. Kerouac died Tuesday :n St. Petersburgh. Fla He was 47.45 words
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278 1969-10-26 5 SAN FRANCISCO, Sat. (UPI) Television personality Art Unkletter told a Congressional committee investigating drug abuse Friday the Beatles were "the leading advocates of an acid society." He said the pro-drug atmosphere was so pervasive currently that the only way to get teenagers to278 words
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Article121 1969-10-26 5 BOGOTA. Colombia. Bat. (Router) Colombian secret police claim to have broken up a gang called "The Invisible Ones" believed to be responsible for a recent wave of kindnappings in southwest Colombia. The disclosure came two day« after the release of 17-year-old Werner Jose Strae&sle. the son121 words
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Article161 1969-10-26 5 MIAMI. Fla. Sat. (UPI) Thirty-five coeds bared their mid-sections Friday in the University of Miami's annual search for the most attractive navel on campus. The winner will be crowned "Miss navel" and will reign at the school's homecoming game agatnst the U.S. Naval Academy A photographer161 words
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Miscellaneous207 1969-10-26 5 n S3 K fe sis H K 8 Ym v I H rs 'A 9 K H >J K. •>■ m w MM in n ■in 91. V. m m 1 i SCT SK f •IS SitTi 1 u s J! M rr m A K m V I'M J207 words
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Article598 1969-10-26 6 The Sunday Page IT IS SO EASY for denominational workers, pastors, missionaries, evangelists and professors In our colleges to become victims of the number one enemy of effective service envy. Envy was regarded as a deadly sin in the earliest years of the Church. Paul598 words
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189 1969-10-26 6 JANICE KEIDEL - by JANICE KEIDEL OVER a dozen of Christian leaders in the United States publicly endorse the Oct. 15 Vietnam Moratorium. Protestant, Roman Catholic, and Jewish theologians, educators and executives gathered at a news conference in the Interchurch Centre, New York and issued statements criticising the189 words
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Article234 1969-10-26 6 In a Missionary Convention recently concluded at the famed People's Church of Toronto. Canada with founder Dr. Oswald J. Smith and son Dr Paul Smith, a new record amount was Riven and pledged to world missions. At the conclusion of the two-week Missionarv Convention, the people234 words
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Article221 1969-10-26 6 Derek Prime - Book You Should Read by Derek Prime (Hodder Stoughton) Paperback, pp 96 "I CAN'T believe that God is interested in 'little me'/' said an elderly man who appeared desperately to want to believe in God In speaking like this, he failed to realise the meaning of221 words
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105 1969-10-26 6 PRESIDENT G CJHOS Smith. President of the newlyformed Southeast Asia Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will be visiting Singapore in conjunction with his tour of the Southern Far East, on Oct 27 and 28 Effective Nov.105 words
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Article304 1969-10-26 6 VIETNAM: He who came to proclaim release to the captives has been at work amongst the prisoners' camps. In one cam D 42 out of 71 present accented the Lord as their Saviour. Please pray that the word of liberation may be preached to the war-torn, suffering peoples of304 words
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Article167 1969-10-26 6 Paul Kauffman - Paul Kauffman THE moon cast its magic spell over most of Asia recently as the United States placed two men on the moon. In every part of Asia, where permitted to do so, people watched and listened as the great human drama unfolded. The Voice of America alone167 words
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Article, Illustration192 1969-10-26 6 "The Baritone Voice of the Reformation/' Dr. Fague Springmann, who hat recently performed in Singapore, will lead a tour to Palestine. He will leave on his 15-day trip, covering the land where Jesus was born and lived, from New York City on December 17192 words
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Article, Illustration218 1969-10-26 6 PEOPLE Mr. Lauw Kim Guan, the director designate of the Singapore Recording Centre ol the Far East Broadcasting Associates, left for Manila recently for a familiarization tour study, of Christian Broadcasting at the Far East Broadcasting Company. Having been honorary chairman of218 words
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Article, Illustration313 1969-10-26 6 THE musical talents of six Christian young people from New Zealand have been incorporated into a lively and meaningful Teen-Team. The Singapore Youth For Christ has sponsored the team's 10day visit here as part of their South-east Asian tour. "I've got a Reason to Sing" is313 words
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Article60 1969-10-26 6 "COMFORT ye. comfort v* my people, saith your God." (Isaiah 40:1). This verse from the book of Isaiah, is included in Sunday's Lesson-Sermon at Christian Science churches. The subject <>f the sermon is "Probation After Death". All are welcome at services to be held in Christian Science60 words
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Article60 1969-10-26 6 An organ recital bv Anthony Croasland will be held at Wesley Methodist Church on Sunday Oct. 26. The musical programme will begin at 8.30 p.m. The recital will also feature a guest soprano. Mrs. Pauline Fitchett. Mr. Crossland hails from Somerset, England. He is the cathedral organist at60 words
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Miscellaneous62 1969-10-26 6 O DEATH, WHERE IS THY STING?" </«« said: *AM THE RESURRECTION AND •vS*** 1 TOE LIFE, HE THAT 6ELIEVETH IN ME. THOUGH > HE WERE DEAD, VET SHALL HE y \vl\Vuw\ Hf^T K NOT HERE HE IS RISEN llfU Z6-6I y .iJ^^///vZr,'/"', i t '^');i:/WSwA j\ \>\w x v r62 words
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Miscellaneous177 1969-10-26 6 Radio Manila (FEBC) Daily Programme Gulda (Summary Form.J English Sarvica Nineteen Metre Band 70° News (also on 16 Metres); 715 Interest and Interviews 7 30 Music and Bible 900 News 9 25 From the Newspapers 9 30 Question Box 1000 Billy Graham Friends 1130 News 12.00 to 1.00 pa Cowboy177 words
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335 1969-10-26 7 MOSCOW, Sat. (UPI) The Soviets yesterday issued a decree calling for drastic cuts in the size and cost of the country s huge industrial management structure. The decree, published in all of the major newspapers yesterday, demanded that the cost of supporting management335 words
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Article210 1969-10-26 7 SYDNEY. Sat. Qantas has chosen the advanced. long-range B' model Boeing 747 to fill its order for four Jumbo Jets. The chairman of Qantas. Sir Roland Wilson. announced this here recently. Sir Roland said Qantas would be one of the first airlines in the world210 words
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Article214 1969-10-26 7 The Port of Singapore Author ty has made the following arrangements for ships in port today. Surdav Oct. 26. DEPARTURES Vessels God owns Setiabudhi 3/4 Tandjung Torawitan 8/9 Benkitlar 10/11 Erice 13/14 Jason 15/16 Caltex Kartika E.W Jetty Eastern Maid 23/24 Bruas 25 Kimanis 26 Benga.er; 33/34214 words
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Article474 1969-10-26 7 AKKI\ ALS 5 00am MsA 029 K. Lumpur 9 00 a.m. MsA 11S» K Lumpur 9.45 am. MSA 331 Sydney. Jakarta 10.15 a.m. MSA 112 K.. Lumpur l*.4o p.m. CAL CIS laipei. Hong Kong 10.25 am. MsA 055 Penang, lpoh. K. Lumpur, Malacca 100 p ro sAs SK971474 words
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Article, Illustration275 1969-10-26 7 THE first batch of local employees of SGS Singapore (Pte) Ltd. left this week for training In Milan. Italy to prepare them for Increased technical and production responsibilities. which they will assume wnen the company opens its new multi-million dollar factory In275 words
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Article448 1969-10-26 7 BONN Sat. (UPI) Chancellor Willy Brandt's government increased the official exchange of the German mark by 8 5 per cent yesterday in what Economic Minister Karl Schiller termed "a courageous but not foolhardy" act. Schiller told a press conference the Cabinet ordered the exchange448 words
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102 1969-10-26 7 LONDON. Sat. (UPI) Rubber market closed quietly steady with 5pot 25J. 261 nominal. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Nov. 25j. 261 nom seller. Dec. 251, 25J nom seller. Jan 24-1 8 24-3 8 Jan/Mar 24 24-1 8 Apr Jun 23-7 8 24-1 16 Jul/Sep 23-3 4 23-15102 words
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Article91 1969-10-26 7 WASHINGTON, Sat. (Reuter) American airlines won permission from the Civil Aeronautics Board iC.A.B.) this week to delay the start of it* Pacific service for up to six months. Under C.A.B. regulations, American airlines was to have begun flights on Wednesday between the U.B. mainland. Hawaii.91 words
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Article62 1969-10-26 7 NEW YORK. Sat (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged to 25 points lower yesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange. There were no sales. (CLOSE) (PREV) Nov. 28.25 28.25 Jan. 25.008 26.00 25 25 Mar. 25.008 75.00 25.00 May 25.008 75.00 25.00 July 25.50 25.50 Sept. 25.25 25.25 Nov.62 words
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Article103 1969-10-26 7 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore yesterday made the following changes in Its rates to merchants (rates are quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency): Selling T.T. or OD. ready: Deutsche Mark* In abeyance Holland Guilders $B*****: Swiss Francs $71.3525: Belgian Francs $6 1725: French103 words
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Article98 1969-10-26 7 'l ML noon price* at th* Mnn pore Chinese Product i UCfcUK jesterday were:Buyer Seller Coconuf O'l (FOB) Bulk 52 00 Coconuf Oh (F O B Drum 54 V) Mixed Copra 32 75 M n ill ot. tlhife Prupfl (FOB.) 232.50 Sarawak White Pepper (FOB) 230 00 Sarawak Special98 words
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Article137 1969-10-26 7 WASHINGTON, Sat. (UPI) The International Development .Association (IDA) this week announced a credit loan ot USSIS million to Indonesia to help finance two urgent electric power service projects The IDA. an affiliate of the World Bank. *aid the loan would help finance expansion of the137 words
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Article107 1969-10-26 7 TOKYO. Sat. (UPI) Japan and the Soviet Union will open talk* in Moscow on Oct. 28 to discuss an air agreement between the two countries, it was announced yesterday. The proposed agreement will primarily concern Japan Air Lines' planned inauguration of its independent route107 words
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Article13 1969-10-26 7 THE tin price for yesterday was $642.75 per plcul, down $1124.13 words
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Article43 1969-10-26 7 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPD Dow Jones closing average on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 industrials 862 28 20 rails 201 23 15 utilities 119.15 65 stocks 283 54 40 bonds 70 95 Commodity futures index 143.88 up 0.15.43 words
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Advertisement204 1969-10-26 7 tl GODMOTHER IN A SARI... npmm WW* PW' W mmM* SE®£&s A *V»» ,3" •.M. > M mmmm •y&S i r- v. 'A/■S 5 ST :> .i r: S B M iffi 5 S If > v. t,*< w m m >v x 5*4 n ,v i»'«; V*l u V204 words
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Article, Illustration531 1969-10-26 8 JOHN LENNON decided to fly to Canada for the weekend you know how It Is and when he and Yoko Ono. Eric Clapton. Klaus Voorman and drummer Alan White got to Toronto they appeared at a rock 'n* roll revival and had531 words
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Article170 1969-10-26 8 HOLLYWOOD, Sat—Johnny Cash, the nation's top country and Western singer and composer, has been signed to compose and conduct the score for "An Exile." the Columbia Pictures presentation starring Gregory Peck. Tuesdav Weld and co-starring Ralph Meeker. Cash will write 12 tunes as part of170 words
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Article, Illustration214 1969-10-26 8 fpHIS IS THE PICTURE that makes history, is histor T and was history! It could have b?en taken 12 years agr». The stance is the same, the expression ia the game, the guitar looks the same, and the sons "Heartbreak Hotel" is the same. The214 words
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Article, Illustration359 1969-10-26 8 Richard Green - by Richard Green Home pix by Stuart Richman rrs «11 very well to have a public image of a fun-loving, •anything goes'' girl about town, but in private bfe things can be very different As in the case of the delectable Jane359 words
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Article, Illustration387 1969-10-26 8 AMEN CORNER is to break up. Andy Fairweather-Low and all the members of the group regarded by many as Britain's No. 1 teenage attraction are to go their separate ways after a shock "farewell concert" at Boston Gliderdrome. Last record from Amen Corner will387 words
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Article433 1969-10-26 8 JJI THERE! Well, the big day has come. PLATTER PETE'S 1969 POP POLL is the only official poll of its kind in Singapore, and it's the only source where pop fans can find out who the real favourites in our groovy city are. However, to enable the433 words
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Advertisement162 1969-10-26 8 PLATTER PETE'S 1969 POP POLL VOTE NOW! YES, it's time once again to cast vour votes for the stars you think are tops in 1969! And mind you, this is the only OFFICIAL Pop Poll Held in Singapore a"d the respective winners WILL be officially considered the top stars of162 words
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Miscellaneous405 1969-10-26 8 WORLD CHARTS Bowie's Ballad Hits Top Ten "CPACE ODDITY." a highly 3. O original ballad about an astronaut who gets lost m 9 space, has put song writer and singer David Bowie Into the top ten charts in Britain AUand Holland. Originally scheduled for release at the time of the405 words
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Article, Illustration479 1969-10-26 9 Goh Eng Kee - By Goh Eng Kee THE Duke it still riding high in the saddle and I mean that John Wayne who, at 62, proves all that in Paramount Pictures' current release. "True Grit." Directed by Henry Hathaway from the novel by Charles Portii. it also stars479 words
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Article, Illustration293 1969-10-26 9 gloria-mae - by gloria-mae again for another X Cuppa and chat... I had the honour of meeting Mrs Dorothy Hon, P'esident of the Innerwheel Club With the club members Mrs Hon organised a ballet show in aid of Retarded and Spastic Children, the Association for the D«af293 words
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489 1969-10-26 9 Sheilah Graham - for u» Sheilah Graham LONDON, sat. Yui Brynner was the saviour of his son's play. •"Opium." In Dublin. When Yul arrived on that Monday, everything was chaotic. It was to open the same night but the scenerv was not ready and489 words
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Article, Illustration607 1969-10-26 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR Ann: May I comment on a letter in your column signed, "Woke Up Too Late". think the gal is still asleep She said, "At least a prostitute can have a day off and spend her money as she pleases Then she607 words
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Advertisement84 1969-10-26 9 at. ELEGANCE STYLE FOR KATONG GIRLS Visit this most exquisite boutique Dresses Blouses Stretch-pants Swim Suits Handbags fir Shoes. (French. Australian, American, Italian FashlonsY Specialise in facial treatments also retailer for Kanebo Cosmetics LILY'S BOUTIQUE 308, JOO CHI AT ROAD, SINGAPORE 15. Tel: *****5 *****7 OPEN ALSO ON SUNDAY. STATION84 words
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Miscellaneous259 1969-10-26 9 SHAW I ORGANISATION J D O Phone ***** 1 NOW iHO wing No Free List ie to J.ra s 'ength 4 #how» *ho« Mart*: 11. 2 :W>. IS. #.15 B<TTL£ *tart»; 11.3,1 am 05. 5.40 4 9*o p m INCREASE IN PRICES' "ie. Came. Laurence Oiiner pher Piummtr Sa.sannah V259 words
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Miscellaneous67 1969-10-26 9 TODAY and YOU... Sunday, October 26, 1969. m m 16-21-31-34 54-58-86-90 21 22 23 24 And 25 B« 24 Set 27MV» 28 Frimfiy 29 T>* 30 Help 41-44-43-61 63-68-8589 AQUARIUS 53 Proverbial 83 D<g 54 Expected 84 D vujgnds 55 Entertaining 85 Of 56 favor 86 Beeon* 57 J udgintnta67 words
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Miscellaneous290 1969-10-26 9 ODEON ***** NOW SHOWING: 11 m m IM. 4 00. 0.30 A 930 p m P»rM&ouni Picture* Present* •TRUE GRIT' la Color John WAYME. Olen CAMPBELL Nov Miowinf" Today 5 Shows: 11am., 1.30. 4M. «Bft 9 15pm FOOTPBINTS ON TIE MOON APOLLO 11 A 2 r, *r. centurv-Pox Pieture in290 words
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Article411 1969-10-26 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Hengky Iriawan has definitely established himself as the favourite to win the Grand Prix International for cars over 105 miles at the Batu Tiga racing circuit here tomorrow. "Shorty Hengky" driving his FVA-powered Elfin 600 took the third position on the411 words
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Article66 1969-10-26 10 COLOMBO. Sat. (UPI) Australia were all out for 197 a half-hour after play began on the second day of the match against an All-Ceylon side. Graham McKenzie top-scor-ed for Australia with 52 which included three sixes and four fours. Ceylon's Neil Chamugan finished up with five66 words
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247 1969-10-26 10 TOKYO. Sat. (ATP) Japan's Susumu Hanagata. the World Boxing Council's fourth-ranking flyweight, leaves for Mexico City early tomorrow morning to challenge WBC recognised world champion. Eferen Torres of Mexico on Nov. 16. He will be accompanied by his manager Tetsuro Kawal and Shitaro Oshima. his247 words
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Article73 1969-10-26 10 LOS ANGELES. Sat (Router) World welterweight champion Jose Naooles will make the third defence >f his title here on January 21 against number one contender Ernie Lopez, it was announced here. Boxing promoter George Parnassus said Napoles would get U. 5.590,000 (about £37.000) and Lopez U. 5.540,00073 words
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Article255 1969-10-26 10 NEW YORK, Sat. (UPI) Ed Charles, 36-year-old third baseman who scored the winning run for the world champion New York Mets in the second game of the world series, was given his unconditional release yesterday by the Mets and offered a job in the club's255 words
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Article434 1969-10-26 10 SYDNEY, Sat. (Re\i>ter) South Africa's Gary Player tamed the Royal Sydney Golf course with a four-under par 68 today to lead the A 550,000 (£23,300) Australian Open into the final round. Sinking putts from every angle the 34-year-old Player fired the best yet score of434 words
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Article81 1969-10-26 10 ST ALYBRIDGE. England. Sat. (UPl)—Lew Hoad. playing in the Dewar Cup indoor tennis tournament, had to withdraw yesterday because of an arm injury for the first time in his 20-year career. Hoad. 34. and a former Wimbledon champion, was playmg in his second tournament81 words
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Article, Illustration638 1969-10-26 10 M.B. Rai of the Ministry of Interior and Defence set two records at the Bth annual interministry athletic meet at the Farrer Park Athle- tic Centre yesterday. He won the 5.000 metres in 15 mins. 25.4 sees and the 3,000 metres steeplechase in 9 mins.638 words
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Article32 1969-10-26 10 KARACHI Sat. (Reuter) New Zealand were all out for 274 In their first innings to lead Pakistan by 54 runs on the second day of the first cricket Test here.32 words
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Article845 1969-10-26 10 GOING: GOOD Race 1—2.00 p .m. MARA CI. 5—2 F. Scurry »CATCHWEIGHTS 12 #1 i 1 *arima <fl it» penaltyi North 2 Knight Templar i? !bs penalty» Norm 3. Montr <7 15s penalty) i 4 Kcdidi 15 penalty" 5 Tanjon® Sural (j ip*. penalty) Boden845 words
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751 1969-10-26 10 Jimmy Lad - By Jimmy Lad Tudor Pirate has hit a bright patch and can make it three-in-a-row in Race Five in today's Bukit Timah mixed card of professional and amateur events. The English gelding scored a smart all-the way win over 7f at Kuala Lumpur last751 words
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Article130 1969-10-26 10 MELBOURNE, Sat (AFP)— Singapore owned three-year-old Harris Joy a strong favourite for next Saturday's Victoria Derby over twelve furlongs won at the Moonee Valley course here this afternoon After a runaway weight for her age. DaryLs Joy. starting three to one favourite outclassed the 10-furlon* W&130 words
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643 1969-10-26 11 World Sotcer Cup MEXICO CITY, Sat. (Reuter) The battle to aualify for next year's World Soccer Cup finals in Mexico is fast approaching its climax with few doubts remaining about the identities of the 16 finalist nations. Nine countries are certain of a place643 words
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Article136 1969-10-26 11 BUENOS AIRES, Sat. (Reutcr) The Argentine Football Association (AFA) yesterday imposed a life ban on Estudiantes goalkeeper Alberto Jose Poletti for his behaviour in the World Club championship game against A.C. Milan here on Wednesday. It also banned centre half Ramon Alberto Aquirre Suares from136 words
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Article53 1969-10-26 11 LONDON Sat (UPI) World featherweight champion Johnny Famechon will meet E>uador'g champion Miguel Herrer* nve r 10 rounds at the Royal Albert Hall on Nov 11 Promoter Mike Barrett sa;d it was a warming-u© session before Famechon meets Japan's Fighting Harada In defence of hir world title in53 words
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Article232 1969-10-26 11 lOC Meeting DUBROVNIK, Yugoslavia. Sat. (Reuter) The row over South Africa's membership of the Olympic movement was stepped up here last nignt when African delegates threatened a walk-out at a meeting today with the International Olympic Committee (IOC). African delegates who attended the General Assembly of232 words
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Article247 1969-10-26 11 SAN FRANCISCO, Sat. (UPI) —Gooroe Archer battled out of the woods three timet with a scrambling four-under-par 67 yesterday to hold the lead in the US$lOO,OOO San Francisco Open with a 36-hole score of 12-under 130. The Masters champion, returning to the golfing wars after247 words
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Article68 1969-10-26 11 BTALYBRIDGE England. St! i UPI» Virginia Wad# of Britain atormed through the last *lx games of a ▼omen's singles seml-flnai to beat Julie Heldman of the U5 6-3. 2-6. 6-2 yesterday In the De-war Cup lawn tennis tournament.. MUb Wade will play for the championship against Britain's68 words
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Article176 1969-10-26 11 BRADFORD, England, Sat. (Reuter) —An English League soccer manager resigned here yesterday and immediately 19 of his players asked for a transfer in sympathy. Laurie Brown, a tormer English amateur international, resigned as player-ma-nager of struggling Fourth Division Bradford after the selection of the team for today's176 words
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Advertisement556 1969-10-26 11 I Classified Ads. 4 CMT BLOCK TEIIACI BOCSE WATTEN PARK A TYPE" »-Storey Oirden Terraced Houses at u ci j Tiih Roid lopp. Chinese H:»h School) fpaeloua compound t trance »nd Luxury The tree of the h-j«e u btfttr than a temi-detached with 4-rooms. 3-hAlls »-bal-coa-.es. facinj Watten Estate Proposed556 words
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Miscellaneous1276 1969-10-26 11 3fcr yocB« pfc-r* A -im* TV (CHANNEL 5) A M 1010 Opening Announcements in all Languaces k Skippr The Bush Kangaroo Oat#; 10.40 Doctors and Nurse Once B:'ten; 11.30 Pesta Pop. PM. Mr Ed The Talking Hor?e Home Sweet Trailer. 12 40 The Monroe* Incident at the Hanging Tree; 1.351,276 words
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Article, Illustration470 1969-10-26 12 SINGAPORE will soon be o centre of operations in South-east Asia for one of the world s largest electrical manufacturers. It will provide technical advice and service to agencies of Reyrolle Parsons International Ltd. of England, and also to the firm's470 words
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Article103 1969-10-26 12 A 50-year-old clerk. A. Venkatesan suffered minor Injuries and lost $2,600 despite putting up a gallant flght against three youths who waylaid him along South Canal Road, yesterday. Venkatesan, a clerk with Eng Heng Trading Company in Perak Road was on his way to deposit the103 words
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Article, Illustration198 1969-10-26 12 AUSSIE John Hamilton Owens has some pretty wayout ideas about hairstyle for men as can be seen in this picture. If he keeps it until his hair turns grey, he will end up with something which will have many a magistrate green with enry. And198 words
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Article109 1969-10-26 12 A man hauled up for smoking while ccurt was in session yesterday was discharged when it was established that he did not know that it wag an offence Tan Seng Huat wag casually puffing away on his cigarette while seated in the public gallery109 words
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Article119 1969-10-26 12 The Ministry of National Development has made arrangementa to add another attraction to the Botanic Gardens by holding band performances on moonlight nights. A press release from the ministry states: "The first of these performances will take place in the Botanic Gardens on Sunday between 8.15 pm119 words
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Article38 1969-10-26 12 A Petrol kiosk attendant In Chua Chu Kang Road. Lua Chwee Ser.g. 26 was found dead on a canvas bed at the premises shortly after midnight on Saturday. Police do not suspect *ny foul play.38 words
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Article, Illustration152 1969-10-26 12 SINGAPORE is very lucky in that it has everything of the east and great deal of the west culturally. that is. This was stated yesterday by Mr. Donald Moore. Chairman of the Donald Moore Organisation Ltd.. and President of the Singapore Book Publisher* Association,152 words
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Article, Illustration419 1969-10-26 12 A Hotel and Restaurant Seminar will soon be organised by the various tourist promotion bodies in Singapore as part of a campaign to boost the tourist industry. This was disclosed by the Singapore Hotels and Restaurants Association's President, Mr. S.C. Huang on Friday419 words
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283 1969-10-26 12 War Against Mosquitoes A Continuing Affair' THE closing of the anti-mo*quito compaign at the end of this month will mark the start of a continuous vigilance against the breeding of the insect in Singapore, a Member of Parliament said yesterday. Professor Wong Lin Ken. the M P for Alexandra and283 words
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Article, Illustration101 1969-10-26 12 Caught in the act of listening in to radioactivity Howing into some orchid plants is one of the girls manning an exhibition stall at the Faculty of Science. University of Singapore. The occasion open day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. yesterday. A large crowd of101 words
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Article124 1969-10-26 12 It's now $140,000 as the "big Jackpot prize" for winners with a ll the five numbers correct in today's Toto Draw. For just a stake of 50 cents, a participant has a" equal chance to win this big tackpot prize or many other attractive cash prizes and124 words
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Article41 1969-10-26 12 THE Field Section of the Ministry of Culture will give a free film show at Bah Soon Pah Community Centre; Yue Nerrg School. Simpang Bedok and at Thomson R-">ad Co«runity Centre at 730 Pm. from Monday till Oct 31.41 words
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Article, Illustration241 1969-10-26 12 OOI ENG CHEANG - M'sian Doctor On R R In S'pore By OOI ENG CHEANG Among the hundred nf battle weary American G.I s who flfw in from South Vietnam yesterday under the R R programme, was a Lieutenant whose prettr wife was waiting excitedly for at the Singapore International Airport lounge As her241 words
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