Eastern Sun, 8 November 1969
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Title Section21 1969-11-08 1 Eastern Sun SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1173 Saturday, 8 November 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents21 words
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Article355 1969-11-08 1 Peter Loke - NO SHORTAGE FORESEEN By Peter Loke ALL cohtractors carrying out construction projects in the private sector who require steel supply from National Iron and Steel Mills, must, as from today, submit their requirements to the Trade Division of the Ministry of Finance for scrutiny and355 words
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Article196 1969-11-08 1 MOSCOW, Fri. (UPl)—The Soviet Union rolled Its intercontinental missiles across a frosty Red Square Friday, pledging to "consistently and implacably struggle" for world peace As fur hatted Kremlin leaders gathered to mark the Unions 52nd anniversary. Defense Minister Marshal Andrei A. Grechko only routinely criticized America's196 words
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Article205 1969-11-08 1 MANILA. Fri. (UPI)—A helicopter carrying opposition Vice Presidential candidate Sen. Genaro Magsaysay lost two rotor blades Friday just before take off in a small Philippine town 125 miles north of Manila. Magsaysay. 45, suffered slight bruises on his nose, right hand, left knee and chest when205 words
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121 1969-11-08 1 PARIS. Frl <Reuter> North Vietnam said today that President Nixon's "breach of faith" In disclosing secret meetings here exposed the duplicity of the American attitude towards the Vietnam peace negotiations. Hanoi's Chief Negotiator Xuan Thuy. made the charge at a session of the Paris121 words
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Article40 1969-11-08 1 KUCHING. Frl (AFP> The Sarawak State Government denied a local Chinese press report that an American air base is to be established in the state. A statement issued by the Emergency Operations Committee described the reportas "completely untrue".40 words
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Article39 1969-11-08 1 COLOMBO. Fri. (ATP) Niger President Diori Hamanl arrived he*e today from Singapore for a 24-hour visit on his way home after a Far Ea st visit. He is the first African Head of State to vist Ceylon39 words
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Article128 1969-11-08 1 NEW YORK, Fri, (UPI) Mrs. John Kennedy didn't like a sweater her husband gave her on Christmas, 1959, so she got a 18.50 U.S. dollars refund. Her letter asking for the refund brought a bit more, 25 U.S. dollars at an auction Thursday. That letter and three others128 words
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37 1969-11-08 1 (UPI Radiophoto)(UPI Radiophoto) - 37 words
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317 1969-11-08 1 CANBERRA. Fri. ißeuter) Prime Minister John Gorton today retained a firm hold on the Liberal Party leadership with a first ballot defeat of two challengers to his position. The challengers. Treasurer William McMahon and National Development Minister David Falrbairn. both said alter their defeat317 words
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Article48 1969-11-08 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Yang Dl-Pertuan Agong today received the Marshal's baton from the retiring Chief of Armed Forces Gen. Tunku Osman bin Jewa at a ceremony in the Istana here. The King is the Comman-der-in-Chief of the Armed Forces with the rank of Chief Marshal.48 words
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Article471 1969-11-08 1 K.S. Sidhu - By K.S. Sidhu AN island-wide search has been mounted for five thugs who shot dead a Public Utilities Board lorry driver and wounded a policeman during a payroll robbery involving $140,000 wages for 800 employees of the P.U.B. yesterday. The daring daylight robbery took place471 words
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Article184 1969-11-08 1 JOHANNESBURG, Fri. (Reuter) Sixty-six men were killed and 29 injured in a blasting accident at a gold mine southwest of here today. Most of the miners were buried by rock after an explosion 7.700 feet below ground at the ZufTelsfontein mine, near the184 words
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Article59 1969-11-08 1 TEL AVIV. Frl. (Reuter) Israeli alrforce planes today blasted Egyptian targets In the northern sector of the Suez Canal, where Egyptian and Israeli gunners fought an artillery duel for several hours earlier today. A military spokesman here said the warplanes swooped down on Egyptian gunsites as well as59 words
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Article97 1969-11-08 1 BANGKOK. Frl. (UPI) Sixteen people were reported dead. 50 missing and at least 6.000 homeless in floods that continue to ravage the three provinces south of Bangkok, official reports said today. The worst hit was the seaside resort town of Hua Hin in Prachuab Khiri Khan97 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous20 1969-11-08 1 LADIES DAY CYf CAR NCSfc M€> T7«orr MOSPIXM. M i 81 5^2 "It's about my eyes, ears, nose, aad throat!"20 words
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109 1969-11-08 2 MISS HIBISCUS OF FIJI, Laurie Crowe, continuing her goodwill rounds of courtesy calls yesterday dropped by at the British High Commission in Singapore. She was accompanied by her host, Mr. Herbert Lim Eng Kwan, chairman of the Singapore Tourist Association, and Miss Selina Cheng, runner-up Miss Tourism Singapore 1969. Miss109 words
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266 1969-11-08 2 SINGAPORE would be a very difficult place to live in if the law allows every one of its two million population get away scot-free with robbery merely because it is a first offence, the Third District Judge, Mr. K.T. Alexander, said yesterday. Mr.266 words
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Article, Illustration239 1969-11-08 2 ADMIRAL A. K. Chatterji (above of the Indian Naval Staff will pay, five-day official visit to Singapore beginning Monday as guest of the Singapore government. Admiral Chatterji who will be accompanied by his wife, will also visit Thailand. Australia and New Zealand at the invitation239 words
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239 1969-11-08 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman reiterated today that the purpose of his meeting with a delegation from the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce yesterday was to discuss the high costs of building materials which affected the small contractors and239 words
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Article155 1969-11-08 2 A "MOONSHINER" Le« See Siew, 51, was yesterday fined 53.400 by the Ninth Court Magistrate, Mr. E.C. Foenander lor offences involving samsu and mash. He ©leaded guilty to having illegally distilled one gallon of samsu and 60 gallons of mash and possession of 88 gallons of mash. The155 words
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375 1969-11-08 2 RANGOON, Fri. (Reuter) Nearly 500 Chinese end Burmese troops have died in a total of 18 dashes along the two countries' 1,357-mile common border this year, according to Burmese Revolutionary Council Chairman, Gen. Ne Win. Three hundred and fifty-five of the dead were375 words
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Article62 1969-11-08 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Minister of Boclal Welfare. Tan Sri Fatlmah blnte Hajl Hashim todav called on voluntary organisations in Malaysia to promote goodwill and harmony among the various races. "You can promote goodwill and harmony among the races, and ensure a speedy return to peace and prosperity." she62 words
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Article220 1969-11-08 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Perok police have mounted a massive manhunt following the murder of a policeman, Abdul Sukor bin Majid, near Taiping last night. Two police dogs were flown there from Kuala Lumpur to assist Perak CID Chief, Acting ACP Haji Abu Bakar bin Fathil220 words
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Article159 1969-11-08 2 DELEGATES from 13 countries will be participating in the Second I.U.F. Asian Regional Conference, which will be opened by the Acting Minister for Culture, Mr Wee Toon Boon, at the Conference Hall on Sunday The aim of the conference Is to assist and guide workers in159 words
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Article120 1969-11-08 2 The Governments of Singapore and Greece have agreed to the appointment of Mr. John Yannakakis as the new Ambassador of Greece to Singapore. Mr. John YannakakLs replaces Dr. Constantlne Panaotakos and will continue to stay in New Delhi. India. The Ambassador-designate has been with the Foreign120 words
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67 1969-11-08 2 THE National Theatre stage was set in full splendour when the MID Combined Military Bands gave a concert earlier on this week. Included in the night's programme were the bands of the Singapore Infantry Regiment, the Band of the Polis Repablik Singapura, the Band of the People's Association, the People's67 words
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Article155 1969-11-08 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaysia's external reserves went up to a record high $2,270.2 mil'.ion at the end of June this year. This level of reserve* was sufficient to finance eight-and-a-half months of retained imports at the 1968 level. This was quoted in Bank Negara's Economic Bulletin155 words
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Article156 1969-11-08 2 The big "Jackpot prize'* of $150,000 for TOTO Is still on the offer for this Sunday's draw. In Thursday's Toto Draw, there were again no winners for the first prize. Only one participant submitted an entry with four numbers plus the additional number correct. winning the second group156 words
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Article, Illustration162 1969-11-08 2 CRAIG Newton, a 23-year-old American who is here on a holiday after hitch-hiking from Indonesia said he hoped to hitch-hike to Japan to witness the Expo 70. Craig who started hitch-hiking immediately after his military service in the United States Air Force last year worked162 words
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Article84 1969-11-08 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl The Penang State Government would take measures to counteract the ill effects of air pollution on workers, the Deputy Chief Minister. Enche Mustapha bin Husslan said today. "The risk of air pollution is assuming greater proportion as the pace of industrialisation Increases." he added. Enche84 words
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167 1969-11-08 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The body of the Malaysian High Commissioner to Canada and Malaysia's Permanent Representative to the United Nations. Dato Mohamed Ismail bin Mohamed Yusof arrived at the Kuala Lumpur international airport here today. Dato Ismail died In New York last Sunday.167 words
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Article101 1969-11-08 2 The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct Demolition Exercises at their Southern Islands Ranges at Palau Senang and Pulau Pawai from Monday to Thursday. Firing will take place daily from 8.00 a.m. to 12 midnight. The- public is warned to keep clear of these islands (Pulau Senang and Pulau101 words
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Article83 1969-11-08 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A policeman and a youth were Injured when two rival gangs clashed inside a bar at Batu Gaiah last night. The injured youth and another' were being detained by police for questioning. A spokesman said the injured policeman wa s in- a83 words
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268 1969-11-08 3 SAIGON, Fri. (Reuter) South Vietnam's Foreign Minister Trail Van Lam said today Saigon was still trying to start secret peace talks with Hanoi and the National Liberation Front (NLF), He disclosed at a news conference that the South Vietnamese268 words
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143 1969-11-08 3 SAIGON. Fri (Reuter) South Vietnamese Lower House Deputies today attacked new government tax increases and moved a motion of 'non- confidence' In the Government of Prime Minister Tran Thien Khiem The motion, signed by 48 deputies. sparked off a lengthy and frequently heated discussion143 words
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Article73 1969-11-08 3 SAIGON, Fri. (Reuter) The United States Command today reported the heaviest country-wide Vietcong shelling attacks against military installations and population centres for more than two months. A Command spokesman said there were 68 attacks in South Vietnam in the 24 hours ending at 0300 this morning.73 words
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Article92 1969-11-08 3 SHTLLONG India. Frl. (Reuter) India's northeastern State of Assam earned 433.079 rupees (24.000 sterling) last year through sales of rhino horns at prices ranging up to 9.000 rupees (525 sterling) a kilogramme, officials said here. The Government auctions horns collected from dead rhino In the Kazlranga Sanctuary92 words
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Article70 1969-11-08 3 HONG KONG, Fn. (Reuter) Signs a thaw in icy Sino-S ovi e t relations emerge today with publication of a Chinese greetings message to the Kremlin to mark the 52nd anniversary of the Russian Revolution. The message—sent yesterday —was broadcast by Radio Peking. It said. "Long live the70 words
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533 1969-11-08 3 UNITED NATIONS, Frl. (UPI and Reuter) The Soviet Union is not really interested in a complete U.S. withbrawal from Korea, a veteran U.N. diplomat and delegation head said yesterday. "And that also goes for the entire area of South-East Asia, "he added.533 words
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393 1969-11-08 3 NEW DELHI, Fri. (UPI) Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi and Congress Party President Nijalingappa were reported yesterday to have agreed to meet today to try to settle a dispute threatening to split the party which has ruled India since Independence 22 years ago. Party sources393 words
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Advertisement83 1969-11-08 3 Sneakout of town for MSA introduces Boeing 737 low-cost fares between Singapore and Koala Lumpur. Sneak out of town for 529.50 with MSA. Every day, commencing 15 November, an MSA Boeing 737 will leave Singapore for Kuala Lumpur at 5.30 am. Another 737 will leave Kuala Lumpur for Singapore at83 words
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573 1969-11-08 4 CAIRO, Fri. (Reuter) President Nasser, The 51-year-old leader, looking fit and in good voice after his recovery from influenza and overwork.( told the National Assembly that all occupied Arab territory must be liberated "with sacrifices of blood and under fire Amid applause, the573 words
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285 1969-11-08 4 LONDON. Fri (Reuter) Controversy raged in Britain Last night over whether the fallows should be brought back for certain types of murder when a five-year no-hang-ing experiment ends on July 31. 1970. Both abolitionists and those favouring the death penalty cited statistics in a285 words
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Article40 1969-11-08 4 STOCKHOLM. F r 1. (Reuter) A man's sexual potency is worth 40,000 crowns (3,250 sterling), according to the Swedish Supreme Court which was awarded this sum of damages to a man left impotent after a road accident.40 words
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Article76 1969-11-08 4 PERTH. Trl. (Reuter) Prisoners at Fremantle Jail here have been cutting it a bit fine lately their hair, that is. Prison Authorities disapprove of the bald or mini-crew cuts a number of the Inmates have been sporting recently and West Australia's Controller-General of Prisons. Colin Campbell,76 words
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368 1969-11-08 4 JERUSALEM, Fri. (Reuter) —A pretty, mini-skirted Israeli girl told a court yesterday there had never been anything to suggest that there was a love affair between herself and Australian Denis Michael Rohan, on trial for setting fire to the Al Aqsa Mosque here.368 words
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Article87 1969-11-08 4 JERUSALEM. Fri. (Reuter) The late night curfew which has been in force in Jericho, on the Israeli-held west bank of the Jordan, for about a year will be lifted on Sunday Nov. 16 it was announced here today. A spokesman for the West Bank Military87 words
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Article40 1969-11-08 4 LONDON. Fri (Reuter) Mr Anthonv Grey Reuters correspondent released last month from 26 months house ariest in Peking. t>aid a courtesv call on Mr. Michael Stewart British Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary here yesterday. British officials said40 words
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Article, Illustration492 1969-11-08 4 MOSCOW, Fri. (Reuter)— Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny said yesterday a favourable outcome of the current Soviet-Chinese talks in Peking would help to normalise relations botweon the two feuding communist giants and strengthen world socialism. In a public review of Soviet foreign492 words
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174 1969-11-08 4 LONDON. Frl. (Reuter) The Privy Council's Judicial Committee yesterday upheld a Federal Court of Malaysia ruling that a taxi owner should not pay damages for the deaths of two people caused by a failure In the taxi's braking and steering systems. The taxi collided174 words
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66 1969-11-08 4 Second symposium on development of deltaic areas, organised by the Uniter Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE), was held at the Takanawa Prince Hotel in Tokyo recently. Rokusuke Tanaka, Japan's Parliamentary Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs (centre standing) delivered an opening address, before the delegates from Ceylon,United Press International photo by Oikawa. - 66 words
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68 1969-11-08 4 SOVIET President, Nikolai V. Podgorny, assails U.S. policy in Vietnam while calling improved American-Soviet relationship during a speech in the Kremlin on Nov. 6 to mark the 52nd anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution on Friday. Podgorny promised that Russia would continue aid to North Vietnam and the Vietcong and demandedUPI radiophoto. - 68 words
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Article66 1969-11-08 4 JERUSALEM. Fri. (Reuter) Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said last night that President Nasser's speech to the Egyptian parliament was "the soeech of a warmonger." According to Israel; radio. Mr Eban ssid the speech was th-» expression of "a helpless regime on the brink of decline"66 words
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Article114 1969-11-08 4 GENEVA, rrl (Router) Christie*'*, the London art auctioneers, last night sold almost £9OO 000 worth of impressionist and modern works here with most going to the United States. The sale of 37 pafntines and drawines. and a bronze sculpture, fetched a total .of 8.979,500 swiss114 words
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Miscellaneous126 1969-11-08 4 TODAY and YOU J. Saturday, November 8, 1969. m 8-10-13-34 37-46-57 3 Frundi 4 Hoppy 5 Don t 6 SuTKiMS 7 Sr «g 8 bptcttd 9 Todo/g 10 Fundi 11 CdloetiM 12 M.ohr 13 Mar 14 Ge 15 Your 16 Du» 17 Mor* It Accnflh 19 PaopW 20 Ba 21126 words
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Article299 1969-11-08 5 Apollo 12 Crew CAPE KENNEDY, Fla„ Fri. (UPI) Apollo 12's astronauts may be the first to bring man-made machinery back from another world. Charles H. Conrad Jr, and Alan L Bean are supposed to land only 1,120 feet from the Surveyor 3 spacecraft that299 words
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Article161 1969-11-08 5 WASHINGTON. Frl. (UPI) Republican leaders allotted much of the credit to President Nixon yesterday for party victories on Tuesday in contests for the governorships of New Jersey and Virginia. And Democratic National Chairman Fred Harris said Nixon's campaign appearances in the two states and his election161 words
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240 1969-11-08 5 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI) President Nixon will view the launching of the Apollo 12 moon shot Nov. 14 at Cape Kennedy. Fla., the White House announced yesterday. The Apollo 11 astronauts, who spent the night at the White House after their return Wednesday from240 words
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Article193 1969-11-08 5 CAPE KENNEDY, Fri. ?UPI) The Launch Director «n Thursday ordered the Apollo 12 countdown started SI hours early, at r.oon EST totiav (003 C Saturday Singapore time) to save money on the nation's second moon larding mission. The decision, made by Walter J. Kapryan, will have no193 words
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Article204 1969-11-08 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) The Senate yesterday approved a 2C.700 million dollar Defence Department Budget which includes funds for the Vietnam war and the controversial safeguard Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) system. The vote was 58 to 9 *nd the measure now goes to the White House for President204 words
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64 1969-11-08 5 DR. BENJAMIN SPOCK, famed baby doctor, it seen speaking before a standing-room-only crowd at the Queen Elisabeth Theatre in Vancouver. Canada. Thursday, reiterating his demand for immediate withdrawal of U.S. troops from Vietnam. He shared the rostrum with Le Phoung (seated) and Huynh Van Ba (not seen), two representatives of(UPI Radiophoto). - 64 words
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280 1969-11-08 5 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Fri. (UPI) America's future policy in Asia and the Pacific will be shaped more and more by Japan's and Australia's wishes, according to former U.S. Ambassador Edwin 0. Reischauer. This country's dealings will depend largely on two thmss over the next two280 words
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233 1969-11-08 5 EDGARTOWN, Mass.. Fri. (Reuter) A Judge refused today to set a date for an inquest into the death of Mary Jo Ropechne until a decision has been reached in Pennsylvania on whether her body is to be exhumed and an autopsy performed. A clerk representing233 words
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Article26 1969-11-08 5 AMCHITKA. Alaska. Fri (Reuter) America has halted Its Aleutian Islands nuclear test programme for two years, an Atomic Energy Commission (A EC.) spokesman said today.26 words
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Article33 1969-11-08 5 CHICAGO. Fri. (Reuter)— A twin-engine jet with seven people aboard crashed today In Lake Michigan about 50 mile® north of Chicago, the US. Coast Guard reported. There was no report of survivor*.33 words
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Article69 1969-11-08 5 WASHINGTON. Frl. (UPI) The United States negotiating position on the return of Okinawa to Japan will not be affected by senate resolution requesting that President Nixon consult it on the issue, the State Department said Thursday. Department spokesman Robert J McCloskey said, however, the Senate resolution obviously raises questions69 words
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Article68 1969-11-08 5 CHICAGO. Frl. (UPI> The President of the Chicago Bar Association (CBA) says he will ask for a search for new methods to cope with "revolutionary tactics in the courtroom," such as those experienced in the riot conspiracy trial the "Chicago Eight." "Our response to these tactics is awkward68 words
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Article66 1969-11-08 5 WASHINGTON. Fn (Reuter> The House of Representatives today approved Increases in taxe s on domestic and international air to pay for expansion and improvement of airport* and airways systems in the United States The bill, chlch was proposed by the administration and still has to be approved by66 words
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Article53 1969-11-08 5 MIAMI, Fla., Fri. (Reuter) —A dog-mat-ing system "doggie match" modelled on computer dating systems for humans has been started in Miami. It is run by university student Bruce Kusens, who has compiled a list of likely dates which he supplies at a small fee to dog-owners seeking a mate53 words
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Article308 1969-11-08 5 HONOLULU, Fri. (UPI) Sen, Barry Goldwater said Thursday if Vice President Spiro T. Agnew keeps talking the way he is, he may be drafted a Presidential candi- date. If Ted Agrew keeps or expressing the sentiment of the vast, overwhelming majority of the American people,308 words
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394 1969-11-08 5 WASHINGTON, Fri. (UPI) The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved Thursday a resolution supporting President Nixon's "efforts to negotiate a just peace in Vietnam." The vote was 21 to 8 on the measure first formal expression of House sentiment on Vietnam since the 1964 Gulf394 words
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Article242 1969-11-08 5 SAO PAULO. Fri. (Reuter) A kidnapped American school-boy found dead near here yesterday was shot In the back of the neck as he stood blindfolded on the edge of a grave before his father even had to nay all the ransom money, police said last night.242 words
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Article106 1969-11-08 5 NEW YORK, Frl. <UPI) The 3.500 US dollar replica of actress Elizabeth Taylor's new 70-carat diamond will be used by Cartler Inc.. the Fifth Avenue jewellers, as a dlsplav ?iece. it was disclosed on hursday. "But we'll be glad to make up another for Miss Taylor.'* said Robert106 words
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Article40 1969-11-08 5 WASHINGTON. Frl. (UPT) The government reported that a "moderately strong" earthquake was recorded Thursday about 60 miles east of the Aleutian Island of Amchitka. where the United States exploded a one-mega-ton hydrogen bomb 4.000 feet under ground Oct. 2.40 words
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Article370 1969-11-08 6 THE troubles in Lebanon appear to have been at least temporarily settled but what appeared to have been more of a sideshow to the main Arab-Israeli conflict could have farreaching consequences. For over a year, the Palestinian commandos, or the A 1 Fatah guerrillas or the370 words
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Article366 1969-11-08 6 AS many observers expected John Grey Gorton will continue to be the Prime Minister of Australia after an agonizing election and after an ever more agonizing struggle for power within the party. Both the elections in which the Country-Liberal Party coalition secured a paltry majority of seven seats366 words
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Article382 1969-11-08 6 THE LIGHTER SIDE BY DICK WEST WASHINGTON. (UPI) The record show that no man has been more forthright, diligent and courageous on the mini-skirt issue than me. I first began raising my voice against rising hemlines at a time when the average skirt length was still within commuting382 words
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Article, Illustration886 1969-11-08 6 CHRISTOPHER PARKER - By CHRISTOPHER PARKER Gemini News Service When on ageold, hygenic sex custom of religious sign i f icance goes out of hand, the clash between the Old and New Africa is vividly contrasted. By a lonely Zambian bush path a rustic signboard proclaims: 'There is no way here.886 words
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Article, Illustration666 1969-11-08 6 BETTY PILKINGTON - By BETTY PILKINGTON Gemini News Service Quietly but consciously. Albania, a Communist country of only two million, seems to be undertaking, in this her twenty-fifth year as a People's Republic, a change of image. Not that she will cease for a moment to666 words
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Article64 1969-11-08 6 MANILA Thurs. (UPI) At stake. Presidency VicePresidency, ei*ht it-1 ar g e Senate seat*. 110 Lower House Congressional seats (by district). Number of registered voters: About 11 million out of an estimated 38 million population. Personalities: Nacionalista President Marcos is opposed by Liberal Party Senator Osmena. Jr..64 words
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Article664 1969-11-08 6 THAT the Vietnam Conflict Is still unsolved after 20 years is a disgrace to our so-called 'Space Age". That Man must resort to might to prove his superiority is another scar to his intelligence. LONDON, (Reuter) America's involvement in the Vietnam War has probably sparked664 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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409 1969-11-08 7 A MODEST decline in ejrly trading in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday was reversed as a technical rally got underway. The upturn was due to some shortcovering and renewed buying interest in front of the weekend. The market, especially the Industrial409 words
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Article1043 1969-11-08 7 BUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with tha number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified:- INDUSTRIALS ACMA $2.13 (1) 52.13 (1) $2 14 (8); DIM $2 15 <2) 52.16 (1);1,043 words
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Article13 1969-11-08 7 The tin price for yesterday was $651.12J per picul, up $3.00.13 words
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Article, Illustration70 1969-11-08 7 Mr. S- L. Speight, managing director of Jonas Colver Ltd, Sheffield, northern England, is to lead the Sheffield Chamber of Commerce Trade Mission to the Far East (Nov. 8-28). Jonas Colver Ltd.. a member firm of the Neepsend Steel and Tool Corporation Group, manufactures files, saws, twist drills70 words
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128 1969-11-08 7 NEW YORK. Frl. The chance to catch Japan'* EXPO '7O at Osaka is offered through Value Orient Holidays. a new series packaged by BOAC for sale in the USA Both of the tour* the 17-dav Prince and the 22day Sultan offer optional128 words
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309 1969-11-08 7 LONDON, Fri, (Reuter) The price of gold slumped dramatically in all the world's bullion markets yesterday and experienced dealers were last night forecasting that the slide may go on again today. As always. London set the price trend. When dealers met here for309 words
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304 1969-11-08 7 THE market reacted sharply during the week follow, ing the heavy clear out of hedges and physicals which took place over the preceding ten days and which resulted in a drop of some nine cents. About three cents were added to values after the304 words
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Article157 1969-11-08 7 SYDNEY Fri. (UPI) closing Sydney Stock Exchange (Selected Shares:) MINES Acmex 2.65 Ass- Min 7.40 Aust Dev. .74 Barrier 1.75 BH South 4.62 C Norse 5.50 C Gold 940 CRA 1950 Emp*r 1.50 Endur .93 GM Kale 120 GT Boulder 3 60 GT West .15 Hammersley 1220157 words
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Article139 1969-11-08 7 NEW YORK. Frl. <UPI) Stocks wandered aimlessly yesterday in the absence cf outstanding features. Trading was moderate. At the close, the upi marketwlde indicator was uncnanged on 1611 issues traded. There were 630 declines and 654 advances. Volume of about 11.000.000 shares ran behind Wednesday's pace.139 words
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Article244 1969-11-08 7 THE Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for ships In port today. Sat. Nov. 8 DEPARTURES Godowns Vessels 3/4 Yewbank 6'7 Straat Colombo 10 11 Vishva Mahima N W. 1 Giang Lee N.W. 2 Serampang 21/22 Kota Klnabalu 25 26 Altalr 27 28244 words
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91 1969-11-08 7 LONDON. Frl (UPI) Rubber market cloaed slightly easier yesterday with No. 1 RSS spot 27, 27i nom. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Feb 23-7/8 24 Dec 26-1/2 27 nom Jan 24-1/8 24-1/2 Feb 23-7/8 24 Jan Mar 23-7/8 24 Apr/June 23-3 4 23-7/8 July/Sept 23-5/8 23-3/4 Oct91 words
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Article58 1969-11-08 7 LONDON. Frl. (Reuter) A smaller-than-usual Indonesian crop thia year had led to higher prices in Britain for Pepper, government minister Jamea Hoy said thia week. He also told a queatloner in Parliament that a temporary shortage of pepper in some shop* was mainly due to58 words
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Article166 1969-11-08 7 LONDON. Frl. (Reuter) The market was generally firm yesterday, although an initial rally faltered on lack of follow through. Towards the close the FT index was up 0.3 after an early rise of 13 Equities moved ahead under the lead of Unilever up 1/- at 54/9166 words
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Article282 1969-11-08 7 November first grade rubber buyers f o b. closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 65-5/8 cents per lb., down three eights of a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was uncertain. The market was Quieter and after282 words
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152 1969-11-08 7 MOSCOW, Frl. (UFI) Japan and the Soviet Union signed an agreement on Wednesday giving Japan Airlines (JAL) the right to fly the much sought-after Moscow to Tokyo route over Siberia, Tass said. The agreement will put U.S.made DCB airliner on the route for the152 words
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Article64 1969-11-08 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. of O D. ready: Deutsche Marks $83.3050; Hoiland Guilder? $B5 2175; Swiss rrancs $70.7775; Belgian Francs $6 1850,64 words
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Article612 1969-11-08 7 SINGAPORE fhanr? sold ud officially iiated at )>UilOtML stoea other the cji nIML(«S DM Of INDUSTRIALS Arma 21a 2.15 Ben Co 1.75 1.79 Borneo Bhd cd Boustead co. Camel, Plywood Central Sntin CCM 7T 1.75 1 66 I.7J 1.99 1-68 1-72 CI >1 Deb •94 Cold612 words
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Article39 1969-11-08 7 NEW YORK. m. (UPI) Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrials 855.20 20 rails 199.64 15 utilities 118.93 65 stocks 286.48 40 bonds 70.83 Commodity futures index 143.71 off 0.05.39 words
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Article59 1969-11-08 7 NEW YORK. Fri. (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged to 25 point* lower on no sales yesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange: (CLOSE) (PREV) NOv 27.50 27.50 Jan 24.658 25.25 24.90 Mar 25.25 2550 May 25.10 25.35 July 25 00 25 25 Sept 24.90 25.15 Nov 24.90 25.1559 words
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Article88 1969-11-08 7 THE noon prieci at the Bintspore Chine*# produce Cxduni* yesterday were> Buyer Seller Coconut Oil (F OB-) Balk 54-50 Coconut Oil (F O B Dram 57.00 Mixed Co pre 5S-50 Mnntok white Pepper (F-OB-) ***** Sarawak White Pepper (FOB) 212-SO Sarawak specia] BlacB Pepper (F-O-B.) 90% NL-W. 157-50 Iamponc88 words
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Article397 1969-11-08 7 ARHIVALB 5.00 am. MSA 029 k. Lumpur 900 a.m. MSA 119 k. Lumpur wB5 a.m. MSA 52a Phnom-Penb 10 13 am. MSA 121 K. Lumpur 10 25 am- MSA 005 Prnana. lpob. k. Lumpur, Malacca 10.50 a.m. THAI 1U423 Banskok 12-30 pm. (JAKLDA OA 806 Mr dan 1.10397 words
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Advertisement70 1969-11-08 7 C k TZunat TOUHS MM AGENCY <MT LTD. Our office, with experience staff, is specially destined to deal with well-arranged handling of all Tour Travels. Be sure to avail yourself of the excellent service and enjoy our personalised service, too!! Come to where every item of your travels' itinerary will70 words
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Article, Illustration1464 1969-11-08 8 Peter Bostock - By Peter Bostock LONDON, FRIDAY, the world's first faster-than-sound passenger jet aircraft, is streaking ahead in its ambitious flight test programme. Enthusiasm abounds on both tides of the English Channel as the joint Anglo-French project moves forward at an ever-quickening pace. In1,464 words
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Article, Illustration450 1969-11-08 8 Donald; MacRow - By Donald MacRow T ONDON, Fri. The activities of the tinsmiths and the bottle markets show that "waste not, want not" is no new saying in the developing countries. By far the greater proportion of the most sophisticated research is based on the same idea of using450 words
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Article, Illustration142 1969-11-08 8 FRANKFURT, m More than a valid driver's lincence and fast car are needed Tor sarety on the road The automobiles elubs in the Federal Republic of Germany advise all car drivers not to purchase cheap but rather practical extras such as those that the142 words
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Miscellaneous147 1969-11-08 8 AMY By Jack Tipprf ofrM, to 4 /TV,, 5 i "Archie, what ore you gonna be when we grow up?" DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and Alden McWKaro IN AN VORT TO CALM OUKE MOBLSfOANNY HASOFFERED TO PRACTICE. A FEW PLAYS WITH HIS WHAT DO XXi THINK YOU'RE DOING/DOC? JUST147 words
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Article, Illustration419 1969-11-08 9 Gloria-mae - By Gloria-mae house itself is an ordinary one, but behind its fdcade is the tastefully furnished home of the new Charge d'Affaires of Cambodia in Singapore, Mr. Thach Phiem and Mrs. Phiem. Cambodia is deftnnitely "present" in the home. Art pieces419 words
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Article145 1969-11-08 9 NEW YORK. Frl. Because of the great demand by New Yorkers to s.*e "Easy Rider." and because of the limited seating capacity at the Beekman Theatre. Columbia Pictures has decided to open an additional first run engagement at the Loew s State I Theatre145 words
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Article, Illustration571 1969-11-08 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR Ann: Two years ago I started to go with Wayne It wasn't love at first sight (I don't believe there is such a thing!, but I grew to love him one day at a time Last August I571 words
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Article, Illustration783 1969-11-08 9 MELBOURNE, Fri. Climate and practicality prevent the direct adaptation of Indian styles of dressing for Australians but many fashion observers agree that Indian influence has become considerably more important in recent years on the Australian fashion scene. It has shown Hself in fabrics and783 words
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Miscellaneous357 1969-11-08 9 W SHAW I ISATION LIDO. Phone ***** 17th Glormut Day! No T raa LUt! Scnool II to any neat at II a m.. 230 815 pm Shews! Du« to Aim .eneth 4 »no*i Not* T'tnM 11. t3O IU. 9IS p.m. Michaei Came. Laurence Oaviar Christopher Plummer it Susannah Yor< "BATTLE357 words
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Miscellaneous431 1969-11-08 9 ORCHARD —321b1 Naw Showing' 1.30. 4. 6.3*. O.IS p.m. TOMORROW and MONDAY Extra Show 11.00 a.m. ELVIS PRESLEY la UOiTl "THE TROUBLE WITH GIRLS'* PanaVisloa Metrocolor Special Prt-ltltaw Pr»rlewl TODAY At 11.00 a.m. AdmAsion Downstair* SI. Circle $2. THE ITALIAN JOB" PV-Color Michael Cam# Noe! coward 'A Paramount Picture I431 words
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Article, Illustration912 1969-11-08 10 Radiant Day's Best T EADING jockey Glynn Pretty has several fancied mounts and I strongly recommend punters to follow him at Kuala Lumpur today. One of his best mounts is Radiant Moon in Race Two. Last week with Liew astride the Australian gelding came with a912 words
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Article201 1969-11-08 10 JIMMY LAD CISCO ZODIAC RACE 1 (4) GOOD FOR TOD (1) M. Picture IV (5) Kerakah (5) KERAKAH (4) Good For Too (8) Ringgit (81 RINGGIT (4) Good For Ton (5) Kerakah RACE (5) R MOON (8) Delamare (12) Johnara (5» R MOON (9) Koala S'ror (12) Johnara (5)201 words
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233 1969-11-08 10 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) Jackie Stewart. Britain's world motor racing champion, will drive a brand-new British car next season, it was announced yesterday. Stewart won his world drivers title by an overwhelming margin this year in a French-built Matra. powered by a Ford V233 words
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Article133 1969-11-08 10 BANGKOK. Sat. <UPI) Eleven Asian countries will participate in the sth Asian Basketball Championship (ABC) scheduled here from Nov. 18 to Dec. 2, a spokesman for ABC said today. Nations to be represented are the Philippines, South Korea. India, Japan, Nationalist China. Hong Kong. South133 words
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Article93 1969-11-08 10 Go Jos n defeated Chip *B" II by 15 goals to eight In the Singapore Women's Netball Association 'Off Season* Grade B-2 division match yesterday. In the other tie, Dakotas II received a walk-over from STB. who have withdrawn from the tournament. Three matches will be played on93 words
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268 1969-11-08 10 HONOLULU, Fri. (UPI) —Jack Nicklaus, needing a victory here to top the million dollar mark in earnings at a golf professional, fired a record-shattering 32-31 —63 yesterday to run away from the field after one round of play in the U*****,000 Hawaii International268 words
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Article128 1969-11-08 10 LONG BEACH. California. Fri. (Renter)— World lightweight champion Mando Ramos was arrested yesterday for alleged possession of marijuana. Police said they followed his car into a parking lot where they found marijuana in a plastic bag hanging out of the glove compartment. Ramos, who at128 words
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Article116 1969-11-08 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Sokitomi with Glynn Pretty in the saddle did a smart 3f workout in the company of stablemate Wodonga on a heavy track here this morning. Sokitomi Clocked 43 for the distance, reports our racing correspondent. El Cid ran 3f in 43-2/5 on116 words
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Article73 1969-11-08 10 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) British Open golf champion Tony Jacklin has been named Sportsman of the Year by the British Sportswrlters Association In their annual ballot announced yesterday. Jacklin received 331 votes against world racing driving champion Jackie Stewarts 189 Ann Jones. Wimbledon lawn tennis champion, was73 words
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66 1969-11-08 10 Colonel Geoffrey Shepherd of Headquarters Singapore District hands over the 'Bradley Putter' to the Minister of Interior and Defence, Mr. Lim Kim San. The District team was recently defeated by five matches to nil with one halved. The 'Bradley Putter' is competed for twice a year by the Ministry of66 words
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Article1289 1969-11-08 10 Raee 1: CL 3 Dlv. 4—7 Fnee^-X .15 pan. ($7,000) 1. 252 Motion Picture IV 3y 9.00 Spencer 10 2 7M Bitna 57 9 00 E. Breuk 8 3. 380 Peisian Inn 6y 8.13 K.H Low m Tjoa Wilson 5 4. 103 Good For Ton 67 81,289 words
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Article375 1969-11-08 11 ¥7"UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Defending champions Malaysia qualified for A* the final when they beat Burma 3-1 at the Merdeka Stadium here tonight. The game, played on a wet ground, tended to be a bit rough but all the same it was keen and exciting with375 words
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Article220 1969-11-08 11 MELBOURNE. Australia. Fri. (UPI) Former world bantamweight champion Lionel Rose will have his second fight as a featherweight for a A 522.500 purse, a joint announcement said today. Melbourne promoter Bill Long and Rose's trainer-manager. Jack Rennie. said the fight will be held on Dec.220 words
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Article92 1969-11-08 11 BRADFORD. England. Frl. ißeuten Laurie Brown, the former English amateur soccer International. Is the only one of the 19 rebel players still insisting on a transfer from Fourth Division Bradford, bottom of the 92 English league clubs The player* demanded transfers a fortnight ago when92 words
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Article151 1969-11-08 11 LONDON. Fri. (Reuter) Th# international Tempest yacht. a two-man k**l boat, was adopted as the Sixth Class for the 1972 Olympic games Yachting events at Kiel by th* Internationa Yacht Racing Union's permanent committee here today When th* Tempest was proposed last year for the151 words
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Article57 1969-11-08 11 BOMBAY. Fri. < Reuter) A 35-year-old spectator died of a heart attack half an hour after play started today on the third day of the first Australia-India cricket Test mat<!h. It wa« the second death during the match. On the first day a man of57 words
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Article22 1969-11-08 11 LONDON. Sat (Reuter) Oxfordshire beat Buckinghamshire by thirteen points to three points in a Rugby Union County championship match yesterday22 words
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Article88 1969-11-08 11 LONDON Frl (AFP) Jockey Brian Taylor has be#n engaged to ride regularly next year for one of Norway's leading trainers. Birger Anderson Taylor, who leaves shortly to ride In India during the winter will be retained In England next season by Harvey Leader. Jack Watts88 words
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Article40 1969-11-08 11 BOMBAY Fn (Reuter) Australia, with three first innings wicket., left, led India by 51 run s at the close of the third day's olay in the first cricket test here today Scores: India 271; Australia 322 for sever.40 words
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96 1969-11-08 11 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) Sir Alf Ramsey, England's soccer manager, will call up 30 players for the international match against Portugal at Wembley next month. The friendly match against Portugal is regarded as an important test in England's preparations for the defence of the World Cup96 words
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271 1969-11-08 11 CANBERRA, Frl. (Rautar) Australia's Bruce Devlin streaked to a six stroke lead in the national Professional Golfers Association championship hara with a second round 69 today. Putting with a new found confidence. Devlin on aggregate 136 is eight under the card and appears to hold271 words
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Miscellaneous1164 1969-11-08 11 (CHANNEL 5) PM. 12 55 Opening Anncts. in all Languages and Woody Woodpecker; 1.20 Rhythm and Pops oy the Rustv Nails (Repeat"; 1.50 World Tennis; 2.40 Gertie Ben (Flamingo Flats*; 305 Ir.ba Neram (Deepavali Special'; 4.00 What's My Line; 425 Chinese Matinee 'Cantonese Feature Film. "Make It Mire" (English Sub.*;1,164 words
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Article, Illustration678 1969-11-08 12 THE National Trades Union Congress which yesterday lodged its "strongest protest" to U.S. Ambassador Mr. Charles T. Cross, will press ahead with its action against the Bank of America management for allegedly inducing 120 members of its staff to resign from the678 words
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Article50 1969-11-08 12 Chandrasegaran Kut a 16, was yesterday charged in the Ninth Magistrate Court for possession of a dagger, at Changl Road earlier on In the morning. Chandrasegaran however claimed trial and hearing was fixed for March 13 in the Eight Magistrate Court. Bail was offered at $5OO in one surety.50 words
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324 1969-11-08 12 NUDITY on the stage is very unnecessary because It does not enhance the value of the play, Miss Maisie Cobby, a British Inspector of Education in the Arts, said yesterday. Miss Cobby, who is here as adjudicator for the "Festival of One Act Plays"324 words
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Article177 1969-11-08 12 A man who o'eaded guilty an n apolog sed to a parking supervisor he threatened to assault haU-way through the trial was fined $2OO bv the First District Court Judge. Mr DC D'Cotta ve^erday Iloong M:np Ying 2fl had earlier claimed trial for threatening t 0 assault177 words
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Article21 1969-11-08 12 There were a total of 50 road accidents of which seven were classified as serious during the past 24 hours21 words
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Article, Illustration623 1969-11-08 12 SINGAPORE ranks second in Asia to Japan in the annual per capita consumption of electricity. The Chairman of Public Utilities Board, Dr. Ong Swee Law, disclosed this yesterdoy when he officiated at a ceremony to award two contracts, totalling more than $l7O million, to623 words
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Article, Illustration631 1969-11-08 12 THE third engineer of the Greek freighter "Nais" is still missing despite an extensive search following a collision with the Norwegian tanker, "Bergebragd" early yesterday morning. The 2,697-ton Nais sank within 10 minutes after the 80,003-ton Bergebragd ploughed into the porttida of her631 words
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Article32 1969-11-08 12 The numbers drawn In the "three-circle" draw during the mid-week Toto Pools on Thursday evening should be: "2". "31" and "40 These numbers were published incorrectly yesterday. The error is regretted.32 words
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Article54 1969-11-08 12 A return atr-ticket to Bang, kok by courtesy of MalaysiaSingapore Airlines \s one of *he prizes to be won at the Singapore Chlldrens' Christmas Fair to be held today at th* Victoria Memorial Hall. The draw ticket of $l can be obtainable from the stalls, organised by the54 words
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586 1969-11-08 12 SINGAPORE'S already booming tourist industry it to receive the biggest boost when a series of television and radio programmes are broadcast over i world- wide network. Thl* half-hour colour programme. which will be on on* week, will he shown first to more than586 words
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Article143 1969-11-08 12 ..i keeping a sharp look-out" for a group of thugs who call themselves the 'Scooter Gang Thugs" The modus operandi of r e new iy formed gang is simple They waylay their victims along lonely roads, whether they are walking or driving. Yesterday the timely arrival143 words
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Article97 1969-11-08 12 The Ninth Magistrate. \fr. EC. Foenander. yesterday rejected a plea of guilt by proxy from a man charged with engraving the Singapore State Arms on 50 gold plated medallions The man. Yap Kor Kol 52 had sent a youth to the behalf 10 Pl6ld gullty on97 words