Eastern Sun, 6 November 1969
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Title Section21 1969-11-06 1 Eastern Sun SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1171 Thursday, 6 November 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents21 words
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1118 1969-11-06 1 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, yesterday assured the building industry in the Republic that the Government would endeavour to ensure for it a fair and adeauate supply of rolled steel and bars. The Minister's acceptance of Government responsibility to assist towards1,118 words
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191 1969-11-06 1 CANBERRA, Wed. (Reuter) The sevenseat majority of the ruling Liberal-Country Party coalition in the Australian House of Representatives has been confirmed tonight ofter the allocation of preference votes in the final closely-contested electorates. The final official count gave the Coalition 66 of the 125 seata. In191 words
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Article57 1969-11-06 1 LONDON. Wed. (AFP) Mr. Edward Heath, leader of the opposition, met the Indonesian Foreign Minister, Mr Adam Malik today to discuss plans f°r Mr. Heath's visit to Indonesia in January. Mr Heath's visit i* part of a working tou r of Fa r Eastern countries he is57 words
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Article70 1969-11-06 1 LONDON. Wed (UPI) Latest diplomatic moves for a new big foui Middle peace initiative have all but fizzed out diplomatic sources said today. France and the Soviet Union urged the bi? four powers to intervene when the Lebanon cnsig heightened over guerrilla activities Britain joined the70 words
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Article83 1969-11-06 1 WASHINGTON. Wed <UPI> —President Nixon told a cabinet meeting today that this was the most "difficult time in history." "The most important thing is how we come out in the end." he said. He listed the main problems as the Vietnam war, inflation and law enforce-ment-crime. "We're83 words
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Article114 1969-11-06 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Discussions on the proposed Integrated Air Defence System for Singapore and Malaysia were completed by the five powers currently attending the Parliamentary-Secretary level defence talks at the Witma Putra here. According to sources, discussions in this area of Singapore-Malaysia defence were well-ahead114 words
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Article80 1969-11-06 1 BOSTON, Wed. (UPI) The Coast Guard reported today that a 600-foot Llberlan tanker broke In half on stormy seas 120 miles southeast of Nantucket lightship. The Coast Guard Identified the ship as the Keo. It was not known how many crewmen were aboard. A helicopter from80 words
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Article55 1969-11-06 1 CHAPELTOWN, England, Wed. (UPI) The cow took a running start and Jumped over the garden wall to freedom. But she Jumped too Jar all the way to the greenhouse roof. The roof gave way and the cow found herself standing In a floor of splintered glass and houthouse55 words
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Article37 1969-11-06 1 GLASGOW, Scotland. Wed (UPI) —Police arrested the director of a television crew making a murder film here on two breaches of the peace. The director faces charges of alarming passersby and inciting fear and alarm.37 words
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305 1969-11-06 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysian government would not stretch the law to accommodate the stateless people in the country who faced a bleak future as a result of the recent work permit exercise. The problems created by the exercise are so far theoretical,305 words
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Article640 1969-11-06 1 'ARTICLE )0' INVALIDATED KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. About 250,000 people would be affected by the Malaysian government's exercise to cancel citizenship papers issued under article 30 of the constitution, the Minister of Home Affairs, Tun Dr. Ismail Bin Dato Abdul Rahman disclosed today. However, he assured these people640 words
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Article91 1969-11-06 1 PARIS. Wed. (AFP) French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann said today the re-establishment of peace in Southeast Asia required a political settlement which presupposed an "entente"' among the nations which attended the 1954 Geneva Conference on Indochina—particularly the United States, China. the Soviet Union, France and Britain. Mr. Schumann91 words
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Article50 1969-11-06 1 LONDON. Wed (UPI) A British firm introduced a °e w bathtub for young married* C *U" ed the "Conversation bath." The jumbo tub is five f®*t wide an< nearly 6 even feet long. i s designed fo r two persons, and boasts a centre bar rack for cock-tails.50 words
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Miscellaneous16 1969-11-06 1 LADIES PAY "I thought it was the winning crew that threw the coxswain into the river?"16 words
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56 1969-11-06 2 THESE two charming Expo '7O hostesses are seen explaining to tour operators a scale model site of the Expo '7O. The occasion was a reception held at the Golden Lotus, Hotel Malaysia, yesterday, given jointly by JAL and Expo '7O officials to local tour operators. The girls are Miss Shoka56 words
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Article478 1969-11-06 2 THE VEN, BIKKHU ANANDA MANGALA is giving a talk on "Youth at the Crossroads" tonight at the Singapore Theosophical Society's premises, 8 Cairnhill Road. HIS EXCELLENCY MR. DIORI HAMANI, PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF NIGER i s paying a visit to the Housing and Development Board478 words
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526 1969-11-06 2 TWO policemen were yesterday sentenced to 18 months' jail by a District Court which found them guilty of corruptly accepting a $4O bribe to overlook a traffic offence. Lance Corporal Shaik Da wood bin Abdul Gani, 25, and Sergeant Sharif bin Wahid, 43, accepted526 words
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Article, Illustration472 1969-11-06 2 THE only treasured ambition possessed by a charming vocalist from Formosa, Miss Chang Mei Lung, is to get married to a "gentleman" and be a devoted housewife. A well-travelled vocalist, Mei Lung, 26, once a fulltime actress in Italy switched to singing which had472 words
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256 1969-11-06 2 SINGAPORE'S young, aspiring artists must be properly guided so that their creative talents could be developed and channelled in the right direction. This call came from the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Culture. Enche Sha'ari Tadin yesterday. He was speaking at the256 words
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Article86 1969-11-06 2 SINGAPORE. Armed Forces personnel will be carrying out rock blasting activities tomorrow from 2.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. at Rifle Range Road. Police personnel will form a cordon round the blasting area from 1.30 p.m. In addition the Police will also be Inspecting houses close86 words
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Article, Illustration129 1969-11-06 2 Crew members of the Scanservice cargo vessel Basra answered the call of the Singapore Blood Bank when the ship arrived in Singapore yesterday from Europe. As the vessel docked at the PSA wharf, the Blood129 words
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Article95 1969-11-06 2 Police are looking for the relatives and friends of an unidentified fatal road victim who died In the Oeneral Hospital. after his machine collided with a PWD sign post at Sims Avenue. The person, a Chinese, was on a motor-cycle when the tragedy occurred. In another road95 words
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Article, Illustration275 1969-11-06 2 The Economic Development Board (EDB) hat appointed Mr. Humbert Bourquard, a prominent Swiss industrialist, as the EDB honorary representative in Switzerland. The appointment is part of the EDB's intensified efforts to encourage high growth and export-orienta-ted industries to Singapore. Mr. Bourquard's industrial experience will be275 words
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Article, Illustration366 1969-11-06 2 A PROUD moment for Squadron Officer, D. E. Lane of the St. John Ambulance Brigade Singapore, was when the President of the Republic Enche Yusof bin Ishak congratulated her on being awarded the medal of Order of St. John at a simple ceremony366 words
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Article152 1969-11-06 2 Two men yesterdav D.eaded guilty to robbing a money lender with a dagger ann were sentenced to two years' in. jail bv the Fifth District Court Judge. Mr Syed Alwi Tang Henr Men*. 3ft and eong Chee Kuen 2ft and another man who i s still at152 words
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Article63 1969-11-06 2 THE CHINESE Y.M.C.A in conjunction with th e HINDU ADVISORY BOARD is organism* a lecture and visitation t« a Hindu Temple on Sunday, November 9. Mr. M.K. Bhasi will give a short message on the significance of D»»enavalj in th§ Chinese YMCA in Palmer Road at 5 p.m.63 words
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Article41 1969-11-06 2 MR ONG PANG BOON. t h« Minister for Education will give awav prize s to winners of the nation-wide Chinese Essay Competition for English Primary Schools at the Teacher's Training College auditorium on Saturday, November 8 at 10 a.m.41 words
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43 1969-11-06 3 INDIA'S PRESIDENT V.V. GIRI (right standing) gave the opening speech at the 57th Inter-Parliamen-tary Union Conference (IPU) in New Delhi recently. From left to right seated are Vice-President G. S. Pathak of India, Premier Mrs. Gandhi and IPU President Andre Chandernagore. (UPI radiophoto).(UPI radiophoto). - 43 words
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309 1969-11-06 3 BOMBAY, Wed. (Reuter) —S. K. Patil, Treasurer of India's ruling Congress Party, has asked the Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi to explain what authority she had to collect funds for the 1967 General Elections and state elections earlier this year.309 words
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257 1969-11-06 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. (Reuter) A United States congressional committee approved special funds to provide a simplified fighter aircraft to America's allies in South-East Asia as a means of speeding up the withdrawal from Vietnam. The entire purpose of this257 words
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Article137 1969-11-06 3 HONG KONG. Wed. (UPI) Chen Sze-Yuen, father of the late Asian movie queen Lin Dai. has hanged himself in Communist China, the China Mail reported today. The news was not confirmed Chen played an important part in the defection of the late Li Tsung Jen,137 words
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297 1969-11-06 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. (UPI) Federal Aviation officials yesterday disclosed a new hijacker detection system in use at certain airline passenger terminals has shown gratifying results in its first three weeks. Although no "hardcore suspects" have been turned up by the screening system, the officials said, its workability297 words
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Article631 1969-11-06 3 CANBERRA, Wed. (Reuter) Prime Minister John Gorton appears to have won the Federal Elections with majority of five or seven but he is in grave danger of losing the leadership of the Liberal Party. Developments in the last two days indicate dwindling support for Gorton631 words
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Article219 1969-11-06 3 M 'sia Powder Keg Can Erupt: MPs LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) Malaysia is a political powder keg which could blow up without warning, five prominent Conservative Members of Parliament said in a political pamphlet yesterday. The pamphlet, "A Presence East of Suez" was published by the Conservative Political Centre which described219 words
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107 1969-11-06 3 CANBERRA. Wed. (Reuter) A 10-man mission from Singapore has begun talks in Canberra on the possibility of establishing Ashing ventures in International waters off Australia and Papua-New Guinea Singapore la the first country other than Japan—which for years has fished off AusI tralia107 words
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171 1969-11-06 3 DALAT, South Vietnam, Wed. (Reuter) —VicePresident Nguyen Cao Ky said today the Saigon Government aims at replacing all United States combat units with South Vietnamese troops by the end of 1970. Speaking informally to reporters, he added there was a171 words
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Article63 1969-11-06 3 MOSCOW. Wed. (Reuter) There's gold in the hills of the Soviet Central Asian Republic of Uzbekistan, according to the Republic's Minister of Geology, Khabib Tulyaganov. Tulyaganov, quoted by Tass news agency, said gold was already being extracted from three of the eight deposits now63 words
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42 1969-11-06 3 INDIAN POLICEMEN clear the way for cars carrying the Congress executive members to the Congress Working Committee meeting recently. Over 500 proGandhi demonstrators, protesting against "impeachment of Indira Gandhi" in the meeting, stormed the Congress Headquarters during the crucial conference. (UPI radiophoto).(UPI radiophoto). - 42 words
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444 1969-11-06 3 NEW DELHI. Wed. (Reutor) Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi yesterday accused Congress Party President S. Nijalingappa of being bent on ousting those wno disagreed with him even at the risk of splitting the party. In a letter released to the444 words
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262 1969-11-06 3 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. (Reuter) The United States said yesterday it was important for China to return to the family of nations, but Peking's conditions for doing so could not be accepted by the United Nations. The annual General Assembly debate on Peking's admission262 words
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Article35 1969-11-06 3 BLANTYRE, Wed. (Reuter) A young South African coup e who have been deported from Rhodesia allegedly because of their inter-racial marriage wil! be allowed to stav in Malawi, authoritative sources said here today.35 words
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453 1969-11-06 4 AVELLINO, Italy, Wed. (Reuter) About 200 people blocked traffic and lit bonfire® here yesterday In a demonstration of support for American hijacker Raffaele Minichiello, now facing heavy charges in a Rome jail It was the second demonstration here In two days in favour of the453 words
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83 1969-11-06 4 JERUSALEM. Wed (Reuter) Five young Arab women before an Israeli military court yesterday were charged with attempting assassination with poisoned whisky. The prosecution that the Ave women, three of them teachers had conspired against a number of pfople in the Ramallah a n83 words
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263 1969-11-06 4 MOSCOW. Wed. (Reuter) H— Soviet novelist Alexander Solzhenitsyn was yesterday expelled from the local branch of the official Writers Union in Ryazan, the southern Russian town where he lives and writes. according to a report reaching Moscow last night. The report, quoted by usually263 words
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Article250 1969-11-06 4 LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) Lord Snowdon. Princess Margaret's husband, hoaxed millions of T.V. viewers with a fake film of a housewife hatching a chicken's egg between her breasts. The sequence appeared last week in a documentary on pets called "Love of a kind*. It showed250 words
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Article70 1969-11-06 4 MUNICH (Reuter) West Germ ar. millionaire plsybov Gunter Sarns. former husband of Brigitte Bardot, yesterday announced his engagement to a 26-year-old Swedish g-rl Miss Mirja Larsson No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Larsson is the daughter of a Swedish broker. Sachs and70 words
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273 1969-11-06 4 ROME. Wed (Reuter* Men wore necklaces, earrings and gold lame evening shirts— and carried handbags in collections unveiled at the Florence 1970 Ready-to-Wear Show. The collections were shown last night as men's fashions made their first appearance at the current show at the Pltti273 words
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153 1969-11-06 4 DUBLIN. Irish Republic. Wed (Reuten Defence Minister James Gibbons announced on television last night a national recruiting drive for the republic's army to boost strength from 8.250 to 12.500. He said he hoped the country would be spared war but it was necessary153 words
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Article218 1969-11-06 4 TEHERAN. Wed. »Reuter) World Bank President Robert McNamara will arrive here tomorrow for talks with the Shah of Iran. Mohammad Reza Phalavl. and the Iranian Government on future World Bank loans for various development projects. Mr McNamara will spend two full days in the218 words
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Article189 1969-11-06 4 PRAGUE, Wed <UPI) Lazy, drunken and careless Czechoslovak workers could have their pay cut or lose their jobs under an official proposal for new labour laws the Slovak Communist Party newspaper Pravda said yesterday. Fines up to 3<M> crowns (42 US. dollars) a month are189 words
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179 1969-11-06 4 LONDON, Wed. rßeuter) Prime Minister Harold Wilson last night told opposition critics of Britain's aid programme to developing nations that it still compared favourably with most other advanced courtrles in the world. He aareed. when questioned in Parliament that the basic figure had fallen over179 words
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Article45 1969-11-06 4 ATHENS, Wed (UP!) Greefc military tribunals sentenced five students prison on Mondar on conviction of conspiring against the government. Two girls sentenced U> 17 and 15-vear told the court thev alwars would oppose the government and accused police of using torture of prisoners.45 words
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199 1969-11-06 4 NAIROBI. Wed (Reuter) Boy. the lion which starred in the film Born Free" has been saved. from starvation after being found lame .n Kenya's Meru National Park, it was learned here yesterday. Mr. P Olindo. director of Kenya's National Parks, told a reporter that199 words
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Article98 1969-11-06 4 ALGIERS, Wed. (Reuter)— President Tito of Yugoslavia, champion of non-a.ignment among smaller nations, arrived here todav on a four-day visit as euest of Algerian President Houari Boumedienne, an outspoken critic of such neutralist policy On'.y a few days ago. President Boamedienne told a conference of Algerian ambassadors98 words
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Article64 1969-11-06 4 HONG KONO. Wed More than 20 British businessmen visited the Canton Trade Fair and made some good contracts with China, the British-owned South China Morning Post reported. Quoting a European traveller, tne traveller was reported to have said the fair was a "tremendous improvement'* on the64 words
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489 1969-11-06 4 BEIRUT, Wed. (UPI) Arab guerillas operating in Lebanon have agreed to cross the Israeli border before opening fire and not to launch rocket or artillery fire against Israel from within Lebanon, Lebanese and guerillas officials said yesterday. Speaking separately in Beirut489 words
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Article237 1969-11-06 4 BEAUNE. France. Wed. (Reuten Some 15.000 gallons of choice wines go on sale in one of the most unique charity auctions in the world here on November 15. The auction is a yearly affair, with all profits going to the upkeep and equipment of the237 words
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Article127 1969-11-06 4 CAIRO. Wed (Router) Egyptian trooos crossed the Suez Canal info Israek-occupi-eri Sir.ai today, killing an Israeli officer and eieht soldiers in a raid On an armoured patrol, a military spokesman said here A wounded IsraeL soldier w? s taken prisoner and all the Egvptian troops returned127 words
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241 1969-11-06 5 WASHINGTON. Wed (UPI> Senate and House negotiators agreed Tuesday on a compromise 20.7 billion U.S. dollar military hardware bill that would give the Pentagon nearly every weapon it sought and more. The conferees approved a military procurement bill at a level between the 21 4 billion241 words
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Article122 1969-11-06 5 CARACAS. Wed. (UPI) Violent demonstrations in Maracaibo and reports of clashes between troops and guerrillas In rural areas shattered the tense calm reigning In the country since the mlIltarv occupation of Venezuela's largest university last Friday. Police used teargas to disperse demonstrating school teachers In Maracaibo,122 words
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Article264 1969-11-06 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. (UPI) The Justice Department said Tuesday it would not grant a permit for a mass demonstration down Pennsylvania Avenue Nov. 15 because of some persons "planning to foment violence." The New Mobilisation Committee to end the war In Vietnam (New Mobe> said the Justice264 words
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Article102 1969-11-06 5 MADRID. Wed. (UPD The Forgotten men" of bullfisht ng want a 100 per cent salary raise. They are the magnificent Matador's assistants the three Banderilleros. who place the short barbed stick* In the bulls* whlthers and cape it Into position and the two mounted Plcadores, the Corridas102 words
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306 1969-11-06 5 MOUNTAIN VIEW, Cali., Wed. (UPI) —The Space Agency said Tuesday it plans a launch date in early 1972 for the first of two unmanned probe of Jupiter. Once It was completed lt.B mission, the 525-pound spacecraft will become the first man-made object to leave306 words
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Article52 1969-11-06 5 WASHINGTON. Wed <UPI) —Dor.a'd Downs. Deputv Chief of the US Mission in Panama, was asked to leave tha* country for interference In that nation's affairs, the State Department disclosed Tuesday. Department Sookesman Robert J. McClofkey said the Panamamat military government requested Washington on Oct 23 to transfer Downs out52 words
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Article83 1969-11-06 5 WASHINGTON Wed (UPI) House and Senate conferees agreed on Tuesdav on a space budget that will help finance three more manned moonflights in the next nine months and re-iulre U.S astronaut? to plant the American flag on their initial landing on any planet Agreed upon by a romm.ttee83 words
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Article274 1969-11-06 5 SAO PAULO, Wed (Reuter) Brazilian political police here used a Roman Catholic priest as decoy to trap the man believed to have masterminded the September kidnapping of U.S. Ambassador C. Burke Elbrick. Brazil's most wanted Communist terrorist. Carlos Marighela. and one of his confederates were machine-gunned274 words
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Article282 1969-11-06 5 CAPE KENNEDY, Wed. (Reuter) —A colour television camera is being tested today for use on the moon when Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad ond Alan Bean make their scheduled landing on N0v.19. The camera aboard the "Intrepid", Lunar Module for the mission, developed a282 words
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Article82 1969-11-06 5 SANTIAGO Chi'.e. Wed (UPI) A Brazilian Varlg jetliner with 101 persons aboard was hijacker shortly before a scheduled landing on Tuesday, and the plane was refuelled here for a flleht .to Cuba It wa« the second hijacking n t a Latin American airliner during the dav. Officials82 words
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Article228 1969-11-06 5 GEORGE TOWN. Grand Cayman. Wed (Feuten Airport officials here duped two hljarker 5 into believing they had landed in Cuba when a Nlcaraguan airliner sidetracked from a scheduled flight between Managua and San Salvador put down to refuel. Warned by the pilot that two gunmen228 words
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Article80 1969-11-06 5 NEW YORK, Wed. fUPI) There are signs that "a statistically measurable recession" already may have begun or will develop within a year. Manufacturers Hanover Trust economist Tllford C. Gaines said yesterday. "This is a time for caution in business planning time to be absolutely sure of the soundness of80 words
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Article73 1969-11-06 5 NEW CUMBERLAND. West Virginia. Wed. (UPI) The warlock trial involving a horse trainer and his former neighbours who accused him of being a warlock was settled amicably on Tuesday with both sides retracting statements they had made. Frank Daminger, 33. a trainer at Waterford Park. West Virginia, had73 words
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Article, Illustration471 1969-11-06 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. (UPI) President Nixon said Tuesday that a flood of telegrams of support received by the White House showed the country was behind him in his Vietnam policy. He said he was overwhelmed by a "phenomenal" number of telegrams and added, "it's very important(UPI Radiophoto) - 471 words
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488 1969-11-06 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. (Reuter) Though President Nixon yesterday claimed widespread popular support for his no-retreat stand on the Vietnam war, there was immediate criticiym to the nation-wide televised address from both Congress and various anti-war protest groups. Bcn. Edward M. Kennedy said he was disappointed, and488 words
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209 1969-11-06 5 CHICAGO, Wed. (UPI) —Thirty lawyers, charging that U.S. District Court Judge Julius J. Hoffman had returned Black Panther leader Bobby Seale "to his preemancipation chains/' Tuesday petitioned to halt Seale's riot conspiracy trial until Seale is allowed to handle his own defence. The suit209 words
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Article58 1969-11-06 5 WASHINGTON Wed (UFI) —Former U S Attorney Ger.e. ral Ramsey Clark urged Congress Monday to find sorr# wa\ othe' than prison to punish youths who refuse draft induction. War is bad enough without making criminals out of those who refuse to serve." C.ark said In testimony a f58 words
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Article527 1969-11-06 6 ONE of what Foreign Minister S. Rajaratnam called perennial items In the agenda of the U.N. General Assembly is now being discussed with much wasted rhetoric although the outcome is pretty certain. The admission of Communist China is being debated by that august body for the 20th527 words
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Article270 1969-11-06 6 WHAT next in Paris? If President Nixon's policy speech on Vietnam did one thing it was to effectively destroy all illusions of achieving a negotiated peace in Vietnam. Somewhat sadly Nixon said that in 40 public meetings the only agreement that has been reached amounted to the shape270 words
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Article737 1969-11-06 6 MARIS ROSS - Record Shattering By MARIS ROSS ALL THE ESTS" tHat you can think" of are compiled Tn-fee-tween the 2 book-covers of the most popular and enlightening volume, now in its 16th edition. The Guiness Book of Records, in its meritorious aim to turn 'the heat of any argument into light/ has737 words
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565 1969-11-06 6 CARL VINES - By CARL VINES OAK RIDGE, Tennessee (UPI) On a wall in the surgical building of the University of Tennessee Agricultuial Research Laboratory here, there's a mounted piece of cow-hide covered with horns. The "horns" are of the same composition as the normal565 words
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Article250 1969-11-06 6 PHNOH PENH, (Reuter) The United States pits itself against North Vietnam and the Vietcong in Cambodia this month but there will be no bloodshed in the encounter, only smiles. The only prize at stake in this new encounter will be Golden Apsara Awards for the best films250 words
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Article, Illustration574 1969-11-06 6 JOHN WALLACE - By JOHN WALLACE Gemini News Service FEAR it growing on both sides of the Irish border that underground groups ere arming themselves for a bitter winter conflict which could involve the country in civil war. In Northern Ireland, troops and police are now Matching574 words
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Article159 1969-11-06 6 NEW YORK. UPI) The cultured pear] necklace finally is winning over the mini-skirt. For two and a half years after the mini-skirt came in style, import* of Japanese cultured pearls into the United States languish, falling off as much as 25 per cent because the 'on i159 words
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Article, Illustration755 1969-11-06 6 Joseph Alsop - By Joseph Alsop NEW YORK American liberalism, so long the mainspring of American politics, is probably on its deathbed here in its homefortress. But on present prospects, as King Charles II apologetically remarked about himself, it is going to be "an unconsciouable time adying." That is the best755 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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518 1969-11-06 7 Our Market Reporter - By Our Market Reporter MALAYSIAN Wood Wool Products Berhad was the main feature in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Trading was almost wholly confined to the counter after it was officially quoted for the first time. Interest was quite intense518 words
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Article978 1969-11-06 7 BUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified:- INDUSTRIALS ACMA $2.12 (16. $2 13 <1)1 $2 14 1» $2 15 < 11>; DIM978 words
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Article288 1969-11-06 7 November first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m., j n Singapore and Kuala Lumpu r yesterday at 66i cents P e r '*>• up One and on® quarter 8 from the previous close. The ton® of the market was quiet. The mornine session «a 5288 words
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Article14 1969-11-06 7 The tin price for yesterday war $646.37$ cents oer lb., up $1.125.14 words
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Article277 1969-11-06 7 THE following Is a berthing list released by the Port of Singapore Authority for Nov. 6:DEPARTURES Godown Vessel* lb/11 Pacifique 18 Benmhor NW.I Gianz Seng N.W.2 Perak E.W. Jetty Timber Transport II 23/24 Nikkei Maru 27 28 Broholm 31/32 Ramoneverett 35 36 Congo Maru 40 41 Kinsen277 words
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364 1969-11-06 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A $lO million wood chipping complex is to be built here to process and export wood chips from over-matured rubber trees in the State of Johore. The chips will be used for pulp and paper manufacture overseas.364 words
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Article120 1969-11-06 7 DUESSELDORF, Germany. Wed. (UPI) An international banking consortium Is negotiating with the Tokyo Electric Power Company on the floating of a 150 million mark ($40.9 million) loan. It wis announced on Monday. The Westdeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale Finance House, the consortium leader, said Tokyo Electric is120 words
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Article, Illustration250 1969-11-06 7 CANBERRA. Wed. Fourteen executives from 6lx Asian countries are taking part in a flve-week businessmen's course in trade promotion in Australia. The course is being conducted as part of Australia's aid under the Colombo Plan by the Department of External Affairs with the cooperation of250 words
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Article174 1969-11-06 7 LONDON Wed. (Reuter) The market went lower yesterday. Small selling and a lack of buyers saw widespread losses although falls were generally small President Nixon's Vietnam speech and the expected Wall Street performance offset the bullish nature of the Chancellor of the Exchequer's statement on the174 words
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Article160 1969-11-06 7 SYDNEY, Wed. (UPI) Wednesday's Closing Sydney Stock Exchange selected shares: MINING Amcex 230 As* Min 7*0 Austral MIQ .55 AUGT Dev t 1 65 Barrier 1.90 Bh SoJth 4.50 C. Norse 690 C. Gold 9.40 CRA 18.30 Em per 1.60 Endu r .82 Gm Kalg 1.30 Gt160 words
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Article129 1969-11-06 7 RPHE Singapore kubber Brokers AIKH X following information in respect c istion has supplied the if business transacted In SMR 6CV (Heveacrumbl SMR 5L (Heveacrumbl SMR H5 (Heveacromb) SMR 5 (Heveacrumbl SMR 5 M (Comminuted) SMR 20M (Heveacrumbl SMR 20M (Comminuted) SMR oOM (Comminuted) Nov. Pallets Dec129 words
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Article597 1969-11-06 7 8INOAPOKB m M 1 dfhanre told ud officially llitM at other the el price* o*e ot INDUS TRIALS At MA B 2.13 B. 2 18 jjgj 1-7 19 4.2i 1.7 23 1 1 7 1.79 £-00 4-22 237 182 1-77 Dunlop 3 1 E. Smelting Electrical597 words
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76 1969-11-06 7 LONDON. Wed. fUPI) Rubber market closed steady yesterday with spot 26-1/2 271/4 SETTLEMENT HOUSE Dec. 25-1/2. 26-1/2 nom. Jan. 24, 24-3/8 Feb/Jan/March 23-13/16 24 April/June 23-3/4. 23-3/4 Ju'.y/Sept 23-5/8. 23-3/4 Oct/Dec. 23-1/2. 23-5/8 Jan/March 23-3/8, 23-9/16 April/June 23-5/16. 3-1/2 July/Sept 23-3/16 23-7/16 Oct /Dec 23-1/8.76 words
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130 1969-11-06 7 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) Sir Basil Smallpelce. Cunard's chairman, has announced that because of the success of the liner Elizabeth 2 as a holiday ship, the company will build one possibly two additional liners for the increasingly profitable leisure market. Shipyards in Britain130 words
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Article92 1969-11-06 7 THE noon price* at the Slngapore Chinese Produce Kicbange yesterday were> Buyer Seller Coconnt Oil (FOB-) Bulk 54 00 Coconut Oil (FOB-) Dram 56-50 Mixed Copra 33-00 Muntok White Pepper 4.F O B) 220 00 Sarawak White Pepper (F O B.) *17-56 Sarawak special Blar* Pepper (FOB) »6% X92 words
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Article79 1969-11-06 7 (Managers' price* for Nor. 6) CHARTERED UNIT TRUST S*pore Growth Fund 105 1.10 ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mai Invest. Fund xd 1.25 1-M SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS 1st Malayan 2 80 2nd Malayan 2 03 3rd Malayan 1 24xd The Com. Ind 144 1-14 The Sav. Fund 1 06 11C79 words
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Article41 1969-11-06 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UFI) Dow Jones closing averages on. the New York Stock Exchar.ga yesterday. 30 Industrial 853.48 20 Rails 200 65 15 Utilities ***** 65 Stocks 286.36 40 Bonds. 71.03 Commodity futures index 14" 84 off 0.0441 words
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Article443 1969-11-06 7 ARRIVALS. 5 00 a.m. MSA 029 K. Lumpur*•15 <t m ITA 11 l57fl Lnlted states. Papeete. Pacific H OC a m. MsAl 19 K. Lumpur. VXb a-in. GAKl'DA OA»84 Jakarta. 1015 a.m. MSA 121 R. Lumpur10.25 a.m. MSA 005 Penang, Ipoh. K. Lumpur. Malacca. 12-55 p.m. PAN AM443 words
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Article, Illustration301 1969-11-06 8 WHAT are winds? They are just air in motion. The chief cause of winds is the difference in the pressure of air Heated air near the earth's surface, being light, rises into the higher regions while cold air from the surrounding regions moves into this low pressure301 words
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Article, Illustration829 1969-11-06 8 jyjANY pupils think that science is just one of the subjects one has to study in schools and they learn it just for the sake of passing examinations. But, in fact, science has changed many things and it is through science829 words
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Article, Illustration181 1969-11-06 8 WE see that Singapore has many beautiful multi-storey flats. The flats are built to provide better accommodation for the people to live in. The prices of these flats are reasonable for the low-income group. Because of favourable conditions that suit these people, there is no housing problem181 words
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Article, Illustration382 1969-11-06 8 IN Singapore the Government has launched a campaign to get rid of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes are harmful insects. 'They suck our blood and their bites cause our skin to itch. Mosquitoes are also disease carriers like malaria and yellow fever. There are many382 words
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Advertisement187 1969-11-06 8 NEW ESSAY CONTEST: RULES TO OBSERVE THE EASTERN SUN'S new essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under appears in this page every Thursday. One of the objects of this contest is to encourage young boys and girls to express themselves properly. And what better way to187 words
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Advertisement278 1969-11-06 8 XSV7 SX 'J' RULES REGULATIONS 1. This is a bi-monthly contest appear;ng weekly Thursday on this oage 2. Every participant is required to fill in the "balloon" space(s) what he or she think* is being said by the characters In this cartoon. 3. Every entry should be clearly and neatly278 words
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Miscellaneous99 1969-11-06 8 AMY By Jack Tippit "Truthfully, Daddy, isn't this more fun than playing golf with the boys?" DATELINE: DANGER! I CANT LET HXJ GO> ONTO THAT PRACTICE FIELQ, RAVEN ...THOSE APES WILL KILL VTXJ y I CAN STILL r RUN/COACH... THEY'LL HAVE TO CATCH ME FIRST/ P-. m •Q. lW^. m99 words
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Article, Illustration601 1969-11-06 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers ANN: We have a daughter 16 artd a sOn 15 whom we cannot leave alone in the house because they will kill each other I realise it is normal for a brother and a sister to argue and fight Occasionally but dur601 words
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549 1969-11-06 9 Sheilah Graham - 1 S/H'tifiitit/ for 1/«/s«-/i" Sheilah Graham N'EW YORK. Wed. Robert Mitchum has been very restless during the long shooting schedule for 'Ryan's Daughter* In Ireland. The other day he expressed his impatience In a rather unorthodox manner and I hear David549 words
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Article73 1969-11-06 9 NTW YORK. Wed Partmount Pictures' The Sterile Cuckoo." an Alan Jay Pakua Production starring Liza Minnelli. Wendell Burton and Tim Mdntlre was premiered here re^ntly. "The Sterile Cuckoo' 1 was written lor the screen by Alvin sareent based on the novel by John Nichols Music was scored73 words
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Article, Illustration277 1969-11-06 9 K. S. Sidhu - By K. S. Sidhu TRAVELLING to every nook of Asia is alluring and bewitching German striptease dancer. Miss Wera Tentation. who is scouting for local talents. For. in two years' time, this curvaceous Fraulein is going to open her own restaurant and theatre in277 words
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Article, Illustration463 1969-11-06 9 Gloria-mae - by Gloria-mae TIME again for another round at the shops Was on my way to the coffee shop of Hotel Malaysia when I noticed a winding staircase down and decided to skip that ice-cream to do some "exploring Well worth the sacrifice and was "rewarded" with a row463 words
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Miscellaneous338 1969-11-06 9 y^HAWJ Mil LIDO Phone 2841 3rd Glorious ffMk No PTee List School Ch::dren II to any seat at 11 a nr. 2JO A 815 p.m Bhows! Due to film s length shows Vote Times: 11. 2.30. 6.15. 0.15 p.m. "BATTLE" Starts Promptly at 11.35, 3.03. 8 4ft 9 *<» am.338 words
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Miscellaneous15 1969-11-06 9 I& /f TAURUS AM. 70 W»R JO m m 74 76-79 ST 5 AQUARIUS Pi15 words
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Miscellaneous451 1969-11-06 9 CATHAY 3 3 400 *Nl> BIG WEEK! U an. 1.3". 4.00. 6.30 A 9SO pm Rank Organisation Presents "FOLLOW THAT CAMEL" In Color Phi) Silver*. Kenneth Williams_ NKXT~ CHANGE" Oina Lellobngida Robart Vfharo in "Stantmaa" in cclbr OP EON 2 i-116 Last Day! 11. I N. 4. 6 SO. 9.90451 words
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Article120 1969-11-06 10 Our Racing Correspondent - By By Our Racing Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Stormy Law, a smart winner last week-end, is retaining his winning form He was anxious to gallop but George Podmore kept him well in check over 3f in 42 1/5 on yielding going yesterday. Istimewa galloped strongly120 words
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Article993 1969-11-06 10 CI. 2 Div. 1 6 F: 343 Film Star 5y 9.00 Shaw Stable Tulloh 171 MaUco 4y 8.13 Da to A Datin KL Chong Teh 313 Legal Currency 5y 8.11 Malapura Stable J. Donnelly 841 Sri Lipta 5y 8.10 Sultan of Pahang Daniels 334 Donville 3y993 words
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Article457 1969-11-06 10 BOWLING S. P. Loh, the current Singapore bowling champion, came from behind in a 12-game series to emerge with top score at the end of the CPA and Singapore Ten Pin Bowling Congress Asian Bowling Championships Se-mi-finals held at the Orchard Bowl last Sunday. Showing457 words
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Article144 1969-11-06 10 LONDON Wed. <Reuter) The MCc cricket team to tour Ea s t Africa and the Fa r East next yea r will leav> her# on Wednesday Jan. 28, and P*ay their first match with Uganda at Kampala on Saturday, Jan. 3i and the following two days. They144 words
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Article59 1969-11-06 10 HONG KONG. Wed. (Reuter) The visiting Singapore National cricket team were bogged down to a draw by the Hong Kong Combined Services at a friendly game here today despite a powerful 153-run first wicket stand by skipper Reggie Da SUva and Robin Tessensohn. FINAL SCORES: Singapore 20959 words
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Article184 1969-11-06 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Director of Operation*. Tun Abdul Razak. who la also the President of the Olympic Council of Malaysia today called on the people to donate to the Olympic Council Fund in order to enable Malaysia to send a team to the SouthEast184 words
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Article131 1969-11-06 10 Eight teams are taking part in the Inter-Varsity Bowling League tournament which began last Saturday. They are Academic Staff (2). King Edward Hostel t2> and one team each from Raffles Hall. Eusoff College. Non-Hostelltes Organisation and the Non-Academic Staff. The Non-Hostelltes Organisation's Scorpio are leading131 words
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Article23 1969-11-06 10 LONDON. Wed (Reuter)— Oxford University scored a shock 6—3 victory over the South African Rugby Union team at Twickenham h«re today.23 words
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Article, Illustration318 1969-11-06 10 LOCAL carpenters are preparing a special crate in which Far East walk champion, 38-year-old Serqeant Paddy Rice, will pack his numerous trophies when he returns to Britain next month after serving 2i years at Tengah one of three Royal Air Force stations in the Island Republic.318 words
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Article228 1969-11-06 10 BOMBAY- Wed. (Reuter> Australia crawled to 93 for one in 190 minutes in reply to India's first innings of 271 on the second day of the first Test here today. Keith Stackpole was 57 not out at the close when the Australians' only loss was228 words
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Article86 1969-11-06 10 PARIS. Wed. (Reuter) Wing-forward Claude Spanghero (Narbonne> ha* been reinstated afte r being suspended indefinitely la*t month fo r punching an opponent, a French Rugby Union Federation spokesman said here last night. Spanghero. brother of Walter Spanghero who captained the French side last vear, suspended afte r th86 words
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Article, Illustration105 1969-11-06 10 THIS is the Royal Commonwealth Swimming Pool, venue for Hie swimming and diving events to be Held during the IX British Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh, Scotland, next year. The pool is 50 metres long with automatic judging and timing equipment. A separate diving tank is set105 words
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426 1969-11-06 10 TOKYO. Wed. (UPI) Hiroshi Kobayashi can retain his World Boxing Association's (WBA) junior lightweight crown next Sunday night by knocking out Argentine challenger Carlos Canete before the fifth round* manager Shinichi Nakamura predicted today. Kobayashi. 25, will be making hLs fourth defence of the426 words
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Article247 1969-11-06 11 SYDNEY. Wed. (Reuter) Jose Legra, formpr world featherweight boxing champion has refused a fight with Australian former bantamweight world champion Llor.el Rose here next month. Rose made a successful debut to featherweight fighting in Melbourne last week when he downed Mexican champion Vicente Garcia in247 words
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409 1969-11-06 11 Graham Stewart - "y Graham Stewart LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) Anti-apar-theid protesters are busy ma r shalling forces for their first direct on-the-field confrontation with the touring Springbok Rugby Union team in their opening match against Oxfort University here today. The battlefield is Twickenham headquarters of rugby409 words
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217 1969-11-06 11 MEXICO CITY, Wed. (Reuter) Japan's flyweight challenger Susumo Hanagata predicted yesterday he would easily strip Mexico's Efren "Alacran" Torres of the World Boxing Council's version of the world crown in the scheduled title-bout later this month. The dapper 22-year-old Japanese, who arrived here yesterday217 words
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Article29 1969-11-06 11 DURBAN. Wed fßeuter) The world middle heavyweight wrestling champion, Hungarian-bom Joshi Molner. retained his title here last night in a bout with South Africa's Jerrv De Jager.29 words
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Article, Illustration126 1969-11-06 11 AUSTRALIA'S world »eatherweight boxing champion. Johnny Famechon. left hi* home town of Melbourne Australia, last week "busting for his London fight with Miguel Herrera of Ecuador on Nov. 11. Although the ankle he seriously injured in defending his title against Japan's Fighting Harada in Sydney126 words
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Article63 1969-11-06 11 TOKYO. Wed (Reuter) Arrentine challenger Car!os Ruben Canete. determined to wrest the world junior lightweight boxing title, iteppen up his training today sparring five rounds against two Japanese. The South American Junior lightweight champion, appearin® in top form. displayed speedy footwork and punches today against Japan's63 words
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Article174 1969-11-06 11 BUDAPEST. Wed. (Reuter)—The Irish Republic meet Hungary in a World Soccer Cup qualifying match here tonight which the Hungarians are fiercely determin- Ed to win. A Hungarian victory could mean a place in the World Cup finals in Mexico next summer, since this174 words
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Article53 1969-11-06 11 CARLISLE, England. Wed. (Reuter) Carlisle United beat Oxfor<- United by one goal to zero n an English Football League Cup quarter* final replay here last night. Carliil# United are now at home to either Leicester City or West Bromwich Albion in the semi-final first 1«I on53 words
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Article74 1969-11-06 11 NEW YORK. Wed. (Reuter) America" Jack Nicklaus moved up to fourth place in the 1969 United States golf earnings list following his £11.600 (US$2B,OOO) Kaiser Open victory this week American Frank Beard, with prize money totalling £72.700 (U*****,574), still leads the list, the United States Professional74 words
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Article247 1969-11-06 11 ROME, Wed. (Reuter) Acc marksman Luigi Riva slammed three goals as Italy whipped Wales 4-1 in a World Cup qualifying match here yesterday and the stage is now set for the decisive group three match with East Germany on Nov. 22. Wales finished their qualifying247 words
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Article53 1969-11-06 11 MIAMI BEACH, Wei (UPI) —Cuban exile boxer Baby Louis knocked out Mario Saurennanr. of Philadelphia with a left hook in the Anal round last night to wi n a unanimous 10-rounn decision at the Miami Beach auditorium. Louis, whc won his 37th bout, weigher" 133j to 132-3/453 words
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Article69 1969-11-06 11 SANTIAGO Chile. Wed (Reuter) Chilean featherweight Godfrey Steven* must go into strict training if he is to wrest the world title from S'noho Sayji© of Japan on January 4. trainer EmiUo Balbontm said here Talkinr to reporters about Stevens' defeat of Don Johnson of the US on points69 words
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Article45 1969-11-06 11 LONG BEACH. California. Wed. (Reuter) World lightweight boxing champion Mando Ramos became a father here for the first time yesterday when his wife Stella gave birth to a 8 pound H ounce boy, who is to be named Armando Jr45 words
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Article25 1969-11-06 11 GUIMARAES, Portugal, Wed (Reuter) Victoria (Portugal) and Southampton (England) drew 3 —3 in their European Pairs Soccer Cup second-rounc firsWeg match here yesterday-25 words
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331 1969-11-06 11 LONDON, Wed. (Reuter) Most British newspapers today splashed latest developments in the Springboks tour controversy across their front pages. The threat of anti-apart-heid demontrations at today's game and a government ban on a suggested ground for the match drew banner headlines like: "500 Guard Springbok Team"331 words
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Advertisement392 1969-11-06 11 Classified Ad. Restaurant Bar EAT AND DRINK in quiet ted homely atmosphere? Visit Restaurant Bar in Strand Hotel. 21/25 Bencuoien Street. Tela *****/ ***** TENDER POLIS REPABLIK SINGAPLRA TENDER NOTICE SUPPLY OF COOKED MEALS TO PRISONERS IN POLICE LOCK-UPS. 1970 TENDERS will be received bv *he Commissioner of Police. S'392 words
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Miscellaneous1045 1969-11-06 11 (CHANNEL I) PM 300 Opening Announcements in all Languages A- Morning Star; 3 20 Another Song Another Melody Er.glnh; 3 35 It's Happening In Singapore Chinese; 3 SO Housewives Matinee —Part 2 of a Cantonese film "Bitter Romance"; 500 Close; 555 Prog Summary in all Languages. 600 Peter Potumus Show;1,045 words
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Article, Illustration573 1969-11-06 12 Enlightened GovtLabour Alliance Vital For Progress AN alliance between a forward-looking political leadership and a high-quality and disciplined working population is the only way open to Singapore to achieve meaningful social and economic progress. This was stated by Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, when he delivered a welcoming address on573 words
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Article193 1969-11-06 12 Stranded Stranger Much AWelcome Teiephone calls poured in by the downs at the airport information counter from the public, offering accommodation to the American businessman. Mr. Stanley J. Appiebaum. Mr. Appiebaum. who found a small measure of fame through his misfortune last night dined with members of the Jurong Town193 words
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Article134 1969-11-06 12 The Postmaster-General of Singapore announced yesterday that four new definitive stamps of i cent, four-cent $2 and S5 denominations (musical instruments series) would be Issued by the Postal Services Department as from Monday. All post offices will be opened, from 9 am. to 12 noon and134 words
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Article, Illustration64 1969-11-06 12 The timing of the expedition coincides with the Bicentenary of the first landing in New Zealand by the great British Naval explorer Captain James Cook, after whom64 words
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Article, Illustration484 1969-11-06 12 STEPS ore being token to "rejuvenate" ond modernise the trade union movement in Singapore to enable it to catch up with the pace of development, the acting Minister for Culture, Mr. Wee Toon Boon, said yesterday. A seminar to find ways and means of achieving this484 words
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Article58 1969-11-06 12 Police recovered a decomposed bodv on the beach at the East Lagoon yesterday The dead man had no identification papers on him The dead ma n was about 5' s*' tall, round fare well built and was wearing a white ahart Those who know him are requested58 words
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360 1969-11-06 12 THE President of the Singapore Tourist Association, Mr. Herbert Lim Eng Kuan, yesterday urged Asian airlines to make joint representations to the International Air Transport Association (lATA) to approve comparable air fares for the Pacific route. This, he felt, was not too much360 words
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Article, Illustration264 1969-11-06 12 AN American Hotel executive has declared that developing countries in Asia can take lesson in tourist promotion from Singapore. Mr. Louis Nobiletti, Regional Soles Manager of Hilton International in New York said this yesterday when he flew in with four other executives to make264 words
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Article20 1969-11-06 12 A man waylaid a taxi driver and robbed him of $31 —his dav's taking yesterday Police are investigating20 words
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Article, Illustration234 1969-11-06 12 Wives of prominent Singaporeans and dip omats and active sociaj workers yesterday received a taste of flower Dower'' at fht Nassim Road residence oi the British H'gh Conmi« c ionei to Singapore. Not that His Excellency the High Commissioner. S: r Arthur de la Mar** had suddenly234 words