Eastern Sun, 27 November 1969
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Title Section22 1969-11-27 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1191 Thursday. 27 November 1969. ft MC(P) 0737 Price 15 c©nt*22 words
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830 1969-11-27 1 KUALA LUMPUR/ Wed. The Federal Court today dismissed with costs on appeal involving former MSA legal adviser and secretary, Gerald Fernondex, seeking clarification on the interpretation of certain phrases of the Prevention of Corruption Act 1961 ond the Commonwealth Fugitive Act, 1967. The830 words
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Article, Illustration312 1969-11-27 1 THREE youths yesterday held up the recently-opened Outram Pork branch of a firm of watch dealers and got away with quality watches worth about $70,000. The three youths employed an "old trick" in executing the robbery by entering the premises as312 words
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Article95 1969-11-27 1 PERTH. Wed. (Reuter) Englishman William Welch arrived here today clutching a deed to one square Inch of Australia and an acorn. On the liner Orlana Mr Welch said he planned to ft* unn Mi "ww estate". He had an elaborate parch- ment deed which declared In long, legal95 words
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Article, Illustration395 1969-11-27 1 K. S. Sidhu - By K. S. Sidhu A TOP American-Chinese scientist whc arrived in Singapore yesterday said He is prepared to help solve the Republic's water problem if approached by the Government. He is Dr. Wong ChungNing, newly appointed Director of Saline Water, in the395 words
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Article77 1969-11-27 1 TOKYO. Wed. <UPI> The Japanese w 'fe of Sukarno has "a free choice" to d lVorrf forme-j- Indonesian president, Indonesia Foreign M;mste r Adam Malik g aid today. Malik, who ig here en route home from the United States, told the Kyodo news agency he had received77 words
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Article30 1969-11-27 1 TEL AVIV. Wed (UPD Israeli warplanes today carried out a major four-hour raid on Jordanian artillery 10 miles east of the Jordan River, an Army spokesman said.30 words
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521 1969-11-27 1 Ad-Men Con-Men Case THE First District Court trying two men on cheating charges was yesterday told that they hoodwinked six companies into inserting advertisements in a "souvenir programme" purported to be printed by the Ministry of Culture to commemorate Singapore's Fourth National521 words
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Miscellaneous16 1969-11-27 1 LADIES DAY ■A "I guess this knocks my chance of being 'Mother of the Year/ huh?"16 words
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340 1969-11-27 2 DELEGATES to Hit Asian Conference on Management were told yesterday there is a general lack of appreciation of the value of management education by the local business sector. Mr. Nyan Boon Hang, who it attached to the Department of Business Administration, University of Singapore,340 words
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Article, Illustration403 1969-11-27 2 THE Hong Kong Po Leung Kuk Goodwill Mission to Southeast Asia leaves Singapore this morning to continue its trip to Malaysia carrying away good impressions of the "excellent work carried out by local Government and private institutions on social welfare activities/' The403 words
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390 1969-11-27 2 RESIDENTS of Toa Payoh Estate are very pleased with the building of the Futsing Associations Poi Ching School, situated at the junction of Lorong Six and Lorong seven. The school built at a cost of $600,000 will soon open its door when390 words
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Article89 1969-11-27 2 THE chairman of the nan* 1 of officials foi tonight's Toto Draw will be Mr. Phua Kan Sa, managing director of a finance company in Singapore. The other two members ar*. M. Sng Kok Thye a Toto aeent and Mr Chua Phung Kim a weight-lifter who will89 words
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Article60 1969-11-27 2 A PUBLIC auction oS the confiscated motor vehicles, plants and stores will be held on Dec. 2, from 10 a.m. at Narsim Co. Ltd 4 anri 4-1, Collye r Quay. here. They can be inspected on Nov. 23. 29 and Dec. 1 at East Reclamation Road, PWD Workshop (Kallar.g)60 words
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Article448 1969-11-27 2 MR TANG SEE CHIM. the Parliamentary Secretary to the Finance Ministry, will open the Nam San Branch School at 12J m-s Chua Chu Kang Road, at 7.30 p.m. tonight. On Sunday. 7.30 pm. he will opon the electricity supply and newly-metalled road at Ama Kong Road at448 words
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Article, Illustration143 1969-11-27 2 THESE five children arc winners of thi 1969 scholarship grants awarded by the British Army's Civilian Employees Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. They received their awards from the president of the Society. LieutenantColonel E.W. Mac Donald at a ceremony at HQ Far East Land Forces yesterday. The143 words
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Article, Illustration394 1969-11-27 2 THE American Ambassador to Singapore, Mr, Charles T. Cross, said yesterday that the outcome in Vietnam it of ma|or importance to Singapore and all countries in this region. Mr Cross was speaking at the luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore. District394 words
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Article97 1969-11-27 2 TIPS from police Informer* helped po'ice in the arrest of N'o persons yesterday in connection with the murder of On? Ah H p r. 30. at Tua Tow Place, off Tanjong Rhu. According to a police spokesman the first suspect was picked off by CID detectives at97 words
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Miscellaneous90 1969-11-27 2 Time Tide TODAY Singapore Town: 1.10 a.m (82 ft.); «14 am (4 7 jt). 11.53 a.m. (9 6 ft); 6 52 pm. (1 in.) Naval Dockyard: 119 am. (10 ft 8 19am (5 7 ft.); 12 07 p.m. (10 4 ft); 6 32 p.m. <1.6 ft). TOMORROH Singapore Town: 1.4690 words
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729 1969-11-27 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. (Reuter and UPI) The Secretary of the U.S. Army goes before congressional committees today to give all the known information on the alleged My Lai massacre as reports have started of a second possible mass killing729 words
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244 1969-11-27 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. (UPI) Harry Byrd, Democrat-Virginia, yesterday said that President Nixon has agreed to an early return of Okinawa to Japan in principle without any specific agreements. In a Senate speech, Byrd also predicted that the United States will return the unrestricted use of Okinawa244 words
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Article164 1969-11-27 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. (UPI) The alleged Vietnamese massacre should not be used to condemn all American soldiers in Vietnam, the Washington Daily news said editorially yesterday. The newspaper said the report "Is a ghastly story, as It stands, and Is capable of doing damage to the world's image of164 words
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137 1969-11-27 3 UNITED NATIONS. Wed (Reuter) Overriding strong Communist opposition, the U.N. Assembly yesterday called on the U.N. Commission for the Unification and Rehabilitation of Korea < UNCURK» to carry on its work for another year. The assembly, by 70 votes to 28. with 21137 words
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Article63 1969-11-27 3 TAIPEI. WH (UPI) The stern section of a Liberian tanker, which hit a reef and broke In two yesterday off South Taiwan, sank this morning but most of the 48 crew- men were s aved. according to Nationalist Chinese rescue officials Two warships of the United States Seventh63 words
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426 1969-11-27 3 PARIS. Wed. (Reuter) A partial account of the secret American-North Vietnamese meetings held here indicated today that they have made no progress, with both sides refusing to budge from their public positions. The account, which has no official426 words
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70 1969-11-27 3 SAIGON. Wed. (Reuter) An official U.S. Command spokesman said today he knew of no investigation being made by the military command into American air strikes inside Cambodia on November 16-17. In Washington, a State Department spokesman said yesterday the United States had expressed70 words
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183 1969-11-27 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. (Reuter) The United States will continue to pull troops out of Vietnam even though the latest target figure for withdrawals set by President Nixon has been met, Defence Department spokesman said yesterday. Officials said Ufi troop strength in Vietnam183 words
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402 1969-11-27 4 BEIRUT, Wed. (Reuter) Lebanon's new Cabinet meets today to take stock of the nation's political and economic situation after seven months of political crisis which began and ended in bloodshed. President Charles Helou swears in the 16 new ministers under Mr. Rashid402 words
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132 1969-11-27 4 OSAKA. Japan Wed (CPI) Rescue workers gave up hope yesterday for 11 men trapped in a construction caisson 64 feet below the surface of the Shirinashi River. The 11 were believed to have drowned immediately after an air pipe linking their132 words
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Article100 1969-11-27 4 BEIRUT. Wed (UPI) The Iraqi government banned its embassies abroad from employine girls, the official Iraqi news agencv reported yesterday. The decision by the 15-man Revolution Command Council (RCC) highest ruling body in Iraq, also banned the employment of any foreigners in embassies. Reliable sources said100 words
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216 1969-11-27 4 HELSINKI. Wed. (UPI) United States arms negotiators said yesterday they are encouraged by the absence of usual Soviet demands for a general ban on the use of nuclear weapons. They said this Is an apparent further Indication that Russia wants to do serious216 words
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Article81 1969-11-27 4 BLAENAVON. Monmouthshire. Wed (Reuter) Wealthy British Doctor Lovis Robinson wants to be wined and dined to the tune of £15.00n when he dies He wishes to be remembered and has offered the monev to local councillors to spend eating and drinking once a month !n81 words
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72 1969-11-27 4 PRESIDENT Nixon announced on Nov. 25 the U.S. is renouncing development of all germ warfare weapons except for protective research a s a peace move to prevent "massive, unpredictable and potentially uncontrollable consequences." He said in a special announcement that the U.S. would not use lethal chemical wen pons suchUPI radiophoto. - 72 words
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Article250 1969-11-27 4 PARIS. Wed ("Reuters The ftrst snow of the winter fell on Pari* today as strikers put out electric ftres for the second tlm® in two weeks with power cut* aimed at forcing home pay demand*. The cute began as the 48hour strike of electricity250 words
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138 1969-11-27 4 CAIRO. Wed (UPI) A top aide of President Gamal Abdel Nasser charged Tuesday night that America has been directly involved in the Arab-Israel conflict since the 1967 war. Anwar El Sadat told a Cairo television interviewer America has interfered directly In the battle since138 words
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Article32 1969-11-27 4 ROME. Wed <UPI> Bombs exploded outside a church and a Communist Party office yesterday and Rome bus workers began two days of strikes timed to cause maximum L'laruptlon of traffic.32 words
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Article37 1969-11-27 4 ST. MORITZ. Switzerland. Wed. (Reuter) Millionaire playboy Gunther Sachs is to marry his Swedish flanree. 26-year-old Inger Mirya Larssen. at a civil ceremony here tomorrow, official said today. She will be his third wife.37 words
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375 1969-11-27 4 LONDON. Wed (Reuter) The English language looks like staying at the top of the world's linguistic league, despite old resentment*, new prides and general xenophobia. This is the ftndin* of a survey published todav by the British Council a body created In375 words
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Article121 1969-11-27 4 LONDON. Wed <Reuter> More than 300 top airline pilots from all over the world yesterday called on governments to adopt tougher measures to stamp out air piracy. The pilots, attending a symposium organised by the Brltiah Airline Pilots* Association were told by senior first officer121 words
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Article, Illustration356 1969-11-27 4 LONDON, wed. (Reuten Beatle pop star John Lennon has returned his MBE. medal to the Queen with Just one pang of regret "I'm sorry for my aunt Mimi. She had it on her TV set and I'm sorry I've taken It off her."356 words
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Article266 1969-11-27 4 PARIB Wed (UPI) President Georges Pompidou yesterday completed his dossier for next week s Common Market summit 'n The Hague, and government sources said France will no loneer try to veto the opening of talks on Br.tain's membership Pompidou conferred at length with Foreign Minister Maurice266 words
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Article167 1969-11-27 4 WARSAW. Wed (UPI) Polish studies indicate journalism is becoming one of the most hazardous professions for life expectancy and health, the Polish news agency PAP reported yesterday. "For many years a high rate of deaths has been noted among young newsmen," Woicieeh Brorwoski. Chairman of the167 words
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300 1969-11-27 4 WARSAW. Wed. (Reuter) West Germany yesterday proposed talks with Poland on healing the quar-ter-century-old wounds of World War Two, and Warsaw promised Bonn an early reply. The West German move j came in a Note delivered yesterday morning to Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Jozef300 words
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210 1969-11-27 4 HARLOW England. W*<L (UPI> Jennifer Wood 1* pregnant and according to local doctors, she s been that wav for nearly a year. The London Daily Mirror said Jennifer. 21. visited her doctor last March with pregnancy symptoms He told her she was about threo210 words
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Miscellaneous15 1969-11-27 4 TODAY and YOU... YkL* T V if f I Thursda>. Nov. 27, 1969. 36-39-52-69 72-76-86-9015 words
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Article681 1969-11-27 5 SPACE CENTRE, Houston, Wed. (UPI) The first botch of Apollo 12's priceless moon rocks was flown here from the South Pacific Tuesday and whisked under guard to a quarantine laboratory to see what secrets they hold. The rocks and soil samples, gathered last week on the681 words
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Article338 1969-11-27 5 LAS VEGAS, Nevada. Wed <CPI) The District Attorney vowed yesterday to airest members of the cast of "Hair" if they go through with a nude scene. The producers insisted the show would go on uncut. The showdown will come tonight when the curtain goes up338 words
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Article159 1969-11-27 5 PORT EVERGLADES Fla. Wed. fUPI) Importer Franklin Bower is no Santa Claus. but he has some gift suggestions for "the man who has everything "I'm going to sell these damn things to anyone stupid enough to buv one." said the crusty Jacksonville businessman a? 32 aging London taxi159 words
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367 1969-11-27 5 NEW YORK. Wed, (UPI) A proposal by the United States Lines that its superliner, the United States, be taken over by the government for military transport in the Pacific drew enthusiastic support on Tuesday from an important Congressman. The ship line announced on367 words
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124 1969-11-27 5 THE best kept animal children in Stuttgart, Germany, are the three monkeys above, presently being raised by the family of animal keeper Heins Scharpf. Even though Mrs. Gundi Scharpf has two children of her own, she has enough energy and motherly love to be an understanding mother to her three124 words
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244 1969-11-27 5 Barbell Shaped American Space Station Up In '75 LOS ANGELS, Wed. (Reuter) The United State* may hive a barbellshaped. 12-man space station whiixing round the earth by 1975, it was announced here today. The space station has been designed by North American Rockwell Corporation, makers of the Apollo spaceships, for244 words
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Article81 1969-11-27 5 LEXINGTON PARK. Md. Wed. (UPI) —An inert 250pound bomb accidentally fell from a jet Tuesday a nd landen in a residential area near t'ne Patuxent Nava; Air Station the Navy reported. Thei> were no injuries. The bomb landed or private property in ihe Lexington Park suburb of81 words
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Article53 1969-11-27 5 ST LOUIS. Missouri. Wed. (UPI) South Korea supports the policy of "Vietnamlsatlon of the war in Vietnam. South Korean Ambassador Done Jo Kim said Monday. Kim spoke at a news conference formally announcing the appointment of Granite City Steel Co. executive Nicholas P. Veeder as Honorary Consul of the53 words
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Article90 1969-11-27 5 PALO ALTO. California, Wed. UPI) Anthropologist Margaret Mead says there will have to be some changes if American society is to survive and even the honoured institution of marriage is not exempt The idea that every American marriage should be considered Ideal is "ridiculous." she said Monday90 words
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Article94 1969-11-27 5 NIAGARA FALLS Wed (Reuter» The 176-foot high American side of the Niagara Falls roared back to life today after over five months of silence. The falls, one of the worlds great tourist attractions. had been shut off by engineers in June so that geologists could make a94 words
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Article76 1969-11-27 5 WASHINGTON. Wed (UPT) The Senate Space Committee approved yesterdav the appointment of George M. Low as deputy administrator of tbe National Space Agency Senate confirmation is expected shortly Low. 43. was asked at a hearing about Russian-Ameri-can space co-operation. "I have been quite interested and to co-operation and76 words
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250 1969-11-27 5 NEW YORK, Wed. (Reuter) A panel of prominent Americans today proposed the creation of a 5,000-man permanent United Nations "fire brigade" ready to move quickly into any crisis area. The plan, which also called for a standby peace force of 25,000 men ready to back250 words
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Article145 1969-11-27 5 PARIS Wed (UPI) —Outgoing U.S negotiator Henry Cabot Lodge bluntly to d the Communist side in the Vietnam peace talks today that negotiations are impossible as Ion; a s the* maintain ther presen* demands "Your entire position at these meetings seems to be bared145 words
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Article345 1969-11-27 5 UNITED NATIONS. Wed. (UPI) Britain has welcomed President Nixon's renunciation of germ weapons and poison gas on Tuesday and said the U.S. initiative would make an international treaty outlawing chemical and bacteriological warfare easier to achieve. Lord Chalfont. British Minister of State and chief disarmament345 words
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Article55 1969-11-27 5 MOSCOW. Wed. (UPI) Soviet President Nikolai V. Podgorny yesterday hailed the Apollo 12 mission as "a new step in exploration of the moon by man In a telegram to President Nixon. Podgorny said: "I ask you to convey sincere congratulations and the best wishes to courageous astronaut* Charles Conrad.55 words
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150 1969-11-27 5 LONDON*. Wed (UPT> A ranking British Conservative politician yesterdav s aid leftw:ng criticism of the United Sfa'es role in Vietnam makes me sick." Anthony Barber, a Member of Parliament and Chairman of the Conservative Party, told a partv rally at Bedford. "If the published150 words
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280 1969-11-27 5 NEW YORK, Wed. (UPI) A New York-based wine importer is carrying the Bordeaux battle to U.S. college campuses in an attempt to win young drinkers away from Burgundy wines. Bordeaux In southern France, and Burgundy In the east central area, are the two major280 words
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Article59 1969-11-27 5 RENO. Nevada. Wed. (UPIY A well-dressed man walked into the Security National Bank and asked. Who would like to help me'" "I will, sir,** said a teller. The man handed her a papej bag. drew a pistol and sa:<i "Then give me the money." She gave him nearly US$l,5OO.59 words
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Article961 1969-11-27 6 PROM all Indications at present the elections in New Zealand this Saturday will not be as dramatic as the one in Australia where every prediction was that it will be close. And John Gorton's victory was so close that he nearly lost the leadership of his party.961 words
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Article, Illustration648 1969-11-27 6 ANDREW GRAHAM-YOOLL - By ANDREW GRAHAM-YOOLL ARGENTINA'S biggest casino hat onntd its doors for the summer season. More than a million and a half people will crowd into the dignified, old-fashioned Hotel Provincial to try their luck, They will pay more than £600.000 in admittance fees648 words
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Article451 1969-11-27 6 Lctlcrs... I am a regular reader of your newspaper, the "Eastern Sun". In a recent Issue of your newspaper there was an article about "Social Escorts" which I read with considerable Interest. There are now numerous unauthorised and unqualified girls who have taken up duties with local shadv451 words
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Article549 1969-11-27 6 JOHN BARTON - Spurred on by Soto's fruitful US visit, the JopOnese now tum their attention to another equally touchy dispute with the Soviet Union. A quick, successful Outcome of the latter is extremely doubtful as its causes lie deep in history. By JOHN BARTON WASHINGTON, (UPI) Japanese officials,549 words
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Article379 1969-11-27 6 THE LIGHTER SIDE WASHINGTON. (UPI) Introducing the 1970 Hydro-mobile Six! She ain't much to look at, I'll concede, but for motorists who Sut safety ahead of estmeties. the [ydro-mobile should be the ultimate auto. The idea for a car of this type splashed into my head with a379 words
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711 1969-11-27 6 SOEHARJONO - By SOEHARJONO JAKARTA, (Reuter) Indonesia's President Suharto is facing a dilemma over whether or not to hold a general election scheduled for July, 1971, The choice before the "Smiling General" is whether he should rely on military power or the voice of the masses to711 words
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422 1969-11-27 6 VERGIL BERGER - By VERGIL BERGER ZURICH, The first major public trial of Palestinian Commandos outside the Middle East begins at nearby Winterthur next week when three Arabs who shot up an Israeli airliner face murder charges. In the heavily guarded dock with them will422 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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Article513 1969-11-27 7 CONDITIONS studied in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday on improved buying support which was mainly of a speculative nature and some shortcovering. The market opened on a firm note with trading concentrated in selected equities. Marginal improvements were registered on a broad513 words
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Article1253 1969-11-27 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 INDI STRIAI S A em a <2.10 <3» S2 12 (P DIM s: 13 <2<1,253 words
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Article, Illustration399 1969-11-27 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The scope and nature of private banking in Malaysia has changed remarkably in the years since Merdeka. This was stated by the manager of the Chartered Bank in Kuala Lumpur, Mr. 0. W. Reynolds, who is retiring next399 words
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Article156 1969-11-27 7 6YDNEY. Wed (tTI) Wednesday's closlnc Sydner Stork Exchange se'ected shares. MINING* Acmex 2 60 ASS Min 7.50 Austral Min 45 Barrier 110 bn south 480 C Gold 910 CRA 10 80 Emper 15U Endur 50 GT Boulder 3 85 GT Ntkn 40 GT West .15 Hammersley 12156 words
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Article99 1969-11-27 7 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore yesterday made the following changes in its rates to merchants (rates *re quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency): SELLING T.T. or O D ready: Deutsche Marks $83.4150; Holland Guilders $85.4525; Swiss Francs $71.3950; Belgian Franc, 58.2023; French Francs99 words
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Article73 1969-11-27 7 HONG KONG. Wed. (UPI) Monev Quotations today: HK$ 6.055 per U S. doilar HKJ 6.***** per U.S. dollar TT HKJ 14.47 per pound sterling. HK$ 284.75 per tael of gold 94 5 per cent fineness HKJ 161 MW per 10,000 Japanese yen. HK$ 11TMT per 100 Philippine pesos73 words
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Article31 1969-11-27 7 MELBOURNE. Wed (Reuter) Gold trading in Australia was suspended for the second day running today. The Australian Gold Producers' Association halted dealings yesterday after world gold prices fell.31 words
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Article311 1969-11-27 7 RUBBER: 60 3 4 Cts. DECEMBER first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m.. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 60-3/4 cents per lb., up one and three eighths of a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was steady. The market reacted by nearly a311 words
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Article126 1969-11-27 7 The Minister for Communications. Mr. Yong Nyuk Linwill officialh open Continental Device S ngapore Pte. Ltd. at lndustrial Estate on Dec 9 at 500 rvm Continental Dev~e. formed in November last year, manufactures semi-con duct or devices used ir. computers, radio* t«*levis!or. sets ard other126 words
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Article211 1969-11-27 7 THE Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for ships in port today, Thursday. Nov. 27 DEPARTURES Godoicns Vessels 3 4 Tamuraeverett rt 7 Vishva Vikas 8/9 Chantaia 18 Bradeverett 35 '3B Robert Maersk 40 41 Soko Maru 46 Gudrun Bakke 47 Kunltama Maru211 words
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Article, Illustration98 1969-11-27 7 Whilst in Hong Kong, heads of the mission paid their visits to local government and industrial leaders. Shown exchanging their views98 words
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138 1969-11-27 7 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI) Stocks finished lower yesterday for the eleventh successive session after staging a lackluster advance around midday. Trading was moderate. At the close, the UPI market wide indicator was off 0.23 per cent. Of the 1.613 issues crossing the tape, declines138 words
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Article129 1969-11-27 7 LONDON. Wed (Reuter) The market wa* dull on the continued downside movement of Wall Street. Prices were pushed lower by persistent small selling. and buyers held off ahead of ICl's third quarter results due on Thursday to accentuate falls. Towards the close the FT index was129 words
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Article685 1969-11-27 7 SINGAPORE Stock Exchange •old and other price# officially luted at the clo*e of basinet*. INDUSTRIALS B AC MA MO Ben A Co 166 Borneo Bbd xd 1.74 Boustead Co 1.97 camel plywood 148 C. 8 86 C- storage Hold. t- 31 C- A Carriage 173 D685 words
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90 1969-11-27 7 LONDON. Wed (UPI> Rubber market closed quiet yesterday with spot 22-I'2, 22-3 4 nom SETTLEMENT HOUSE Dec. deleted Jan 21-5 8. 21-13/16 Feb. 21-11/16. 21-13'16. Jan /March 21-11/18. 21-13 'l6 March 21-11 16. 21-7' B. April/June 21-3 4. 21-7 8. July Sept and Oct Dec90 words
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Article43 1969-11-27 7 NEW YORK. Wed (UPIW Dow Jones closing averages on the N>w York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrials 807 29 20 Ralls 187 01 15 Utilities 111MPU 65 Btocks 269 34 40 Bonds 69.62 Commodity future* index 1141 32 off 0.3543 words
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Article13 1969-11-27 7 THE tin price for yesterday was $705.12 i per pieul, unchanged13 words
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Article92 1969-11-27 7 l UK noon prieea at tDr sinespore Chi new Prodnc* uehanc* >e«terdaj wer«> Buyer Seller Coconut Oil (rod) Bolk 60 00 Coconut OH (FOB.) Drum 62.80 Ml*ed Copra 36 50 Muntok White Pepper (F.OB.) *00-00 Sarawak White Pepper (FOB) 197 JM) Sarawak Special Blacm Pepper (FOB.) 96% VL-W. 14292 words
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Article56 1969-11-27 7 NEW YORK. Wed (UPP Rubber future* closed unchanged and untraded yesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange. (Close) (Prer) Jan. 22 708 22.70 Mar. 23 2SA 23.25 May 2325 A 23 25 July ***** 22 25 Sept 23.25 A 23 25 Nov 23.25 A 23.25 Locally. No. 256 words
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Article474 1969-11-27 7 ft-00 t-m- 1 10 ft.Ok oc m. lit ftS iSillS j U4t pua Ut»a 110 p m 1 j 5 t» m tlBIViU 4*A V«U fc. Lumpur T A IT l»( LM ABHonolulu. Pap«i«, Aneklind tourer*. 4»>Al 1« A Lumpur. JAM tUP UtWA 4414(14 414 Itl Lumpur UsA474 words
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Article, Illustration199 1969-11-27 8 DISCIPLINE is very often associated with school life. Often we hear of discipline in school. Hence we always think that discipline starts in school. This is not so for discipline really starts at home from the time we were born. Discipline must always be taught and cultivated199 words
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Article, Illustration313 1969-11-27 8 ONE day after school, when I wa« walking home, there came a drizzle 80 I walked faster in older not to be wet by the rain. But unfortunately, heavy rain began to pour down before I reached my home. I did not bring an umbrella313 words
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Article, Illustration374 1969-11-27 8 LAST year during the third term holidays, I went fishing with my friends, Steven and his brother. My parents agreed to the outing on condition that we should return early. I promised to do so. The sky was fine and clear. We prepared everything and then374 words
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Article, Illustration236 1969-11-27 8 A newspaper boy has a very difficult life H»> works day and night. He starts work as early as four-thirty In the morning. Besides newspapers, he sells magazines too. Early In the morning, he goes to the press to order papers. He usually goes to236 words
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Article, Illustration214 1969-11-27 8 SINGAPORE introduced campaign. "Keep Singapore Clean. recently. This meant that roads schools offices, buildings and drains must be cleaned. The Government spent thousand* of dollars keeping Singapore clean. La'w'S wert also introduced to orevent rubbish from being thrown everywhere If a P^ r son is caught throwing rubbish214 words
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Article, Illustration262 1969-11-27 8 FfVERYONE has neighbour*. 4 Neighbours are usually referred to friends living next door or living m the same district. Some neighbours are reliable considerate and helpful but others can be very selfish unreliable and inconsiderate. Neighbours who are heloful in times of trouble are always worthwhile to have As262 words
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Advertisement281 1969-11-27 8 Students Essays OTUDENTS are reminded that they can continue to send in their essays during the final-term school holidays. Winning entries will be published, as usual, in the Eastern sun every Monday and Thursday during the school holidays. Winners of essays will receive their cheques through their respective principals when281 words
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Advertisement284 1969-11-27 8 -1 3m VL\r^ SPWtI life RULES REGULATIONS L This Is a bi-monthly contest appear.n* weekly Thursday on this da«« 2. Every participant Is required to ftli in the "balloon" space(s) what he or »he think* is being said by the characters in this cartoon. S. Every entry should h# clearly284 words
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Miscellaneous104 1969-11-27 8 AMY By Jaek Tippit 0 "Daddy, do you have cny instant money?' DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and AUen McVWHams 1 m GIVE ME FIVE. MINUTES WITH MY 50N...1 PROMISE THIS ROOM < WILL BE. VERY vomer.' READ THIS CARCV DUKE/IT MAV prepare you FOR TM* •HOCK OP j YOUR104 words
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Article, Illustration613 1969-11-27 9 Florence de Santis - By Florence de Santis NEW YORK. Wed. Any Jeweller will tell you that Christmas is the time of year he sells more watches than at any other. But what he sells has changed a good deal in the past few years. Nowadays,613 words
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Article213 1969-11-27 9 gloria-mae - by gloria-mae VTO beating around the bush Christmas is just four weeks away Let's take a walk round town and find out more about the "]N" colours. A White Christmas? Nonsense, this cannot even be thought of in our hot. equatorial country where the sun is an eternally213 words
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Article, Illustration681 1969-11-27 9 Sheilah Graham - S/n*4i I, i Hij #or Wi/ self... i Sheilah Graham LONDON, WM. WHEN a film is called. "The ■Cry Of The Baruhee- and the star is Vincent Price, it is safe to assume what you wllj see on the screen will681 words
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Article, Illustration512 1969-11-27 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers HEAR ANN: These days when the world appears to be going to hell in a it might be reassuring to your readers to hear this story Yesterday I was having dinner in a well-knOwn restaurant A mother and her teen-age daughter were512 words
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Article141 1969-11-27 9 NEW YORK. Wed "Dylan," the play by Sidney Michaels about the celebrated and notorious poet, Dylan Thomas, will be brought to the screen by Frankovich Productions for Columbia Pictures release. "Dylan." a smash hit on Broadway in 1964. detailed the distinguished literary career and141 words
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120 1969-11-27 9 HOLLYWOOD. Wed. Remember Mae Ciarxe. the blonde actress who achieved instant stardom when James Cagney pushed a grapefruit in her face in that classic scene In the 1931 film "Public Enemy"? Misa Clarice, of late in semlretirement. has been signed for her120 words
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Miscellaneous281 1969-11-27 9 I.D O Phone ***** UST 4 SHOWS' Ham I (3. 400 6.15 p m 00)7 L: CUtng 6c Tl Luflj to M DEAD END" Mandarin m Shaw*cope. Co or TONIGHT 990 pm. PREMIERE In aid of the Singapore Scout AMnciattea Deve.opment Fund SEASON FROM TOMORROW Shirley Madame" "Street Charity" TOmm281 words
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Miscellaneous16 1969-11-27 9 ODEON f 11 V 1 MM i I ROBERT VIHARO. STUNTMAN H ULTRA FLW MAWM P«OOUCTION316 words
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Miscellaneous304 1969-11-27 9 R33ETI ORGANISATION ORCHARD —321 Now Show-lag] J.SO, 4. 6.St. #l5 p m Michael Calne Raf Vallon* in THE ITALIAN JOB" PanaVUion Color Paramount Saturday Midnight! <Color> Jack Lerr.mon "Thr April Feola" Catherine DMavt NOP I I CATHAY 3 34 O(T| Lad Day' 11. 1M 4. «.30. tSO p m. WALT304 words
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Article1305 1969-11-27 10 CL 1 DIv. 1-1 Mile 211 XII 323 963 1 MO 464 910 170 272 557 397 <542 122 291 76: 092 160 Katao« Oec*a New Une VrUunO BeUeodaine Count Nero Cattlf oomud Huang Bo v LP n Likewise Soya Ditu| Layhimtat Feature Film Moonbeam1,305 words
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300 1969-11-27 10 Jimmy Lad - Colony Surf Fireball In Fast Workout By Jimmy Lad pOLIN Tulloh't pair, Fireball and Colony Surf, were associated in a testing 3f workout in 37 on a yielding track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. It was the fastest time of the day. Literati with Des Coleman astride impressed when he300 words
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124 1969-11-27 10 DERBY. England. Wed Reuter) John Fltxpatnck. 23-year-old Manchester United defender, was yesterday suspended for eight week* by an English Football Association Disciplinary Commission meeting here. Fltxpatrick appeared before the commission for having his name taken by the referee three times this season against Everton on124 words
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255 1969-11-27 10 BELFAST, Northern Ireland. Wed. (Reuter) The South African rugby team's controversial tour of Britain last night suffered their biggest setback when Saturday's match against Ulster here was called off. The decision was taken by the Ulster Security Council who said the match could not be played255 words
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Article136 1969-11-27 10 TOKYO. Wed. <AFP) The World Boxing Association i WBA i have officially sanctioned a one-month postponement of a world featherweight title match between champion Shozo Saljo of Japan and challenger Godfrey Stevens of Chile, the Japan Boxing Commission announced today. The match was scheduled for136 words
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Article69 1969-11-27 10 LONDON. Wed. 'Reuten Results of football matches played last night were: English Division Three Luton Town 1. Fulham 0. Rotherham 2. Brighton Hove 0. Halifax Town V. Southport postponed to Saturday, Dec 6 English Division Four Northampton 1. Colchester 1. Scunthorpe 1, Workington 0. Swansea 1.69 words
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273 1969-11-27 10 LONG BEACH, California. Wed (Reuter) World lightweight boxing champion Mando Ramos, who stands trial today on a charge of possessing marijuana. was yesterday given a 60-day suspended jail sentence for drunken driving Police in nearby San Pedro arrested Ramos last night after his car was273 words
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Article213 1969-11-27 10 MOSCOW. Wed (Reuter) Tbilisi Dynamo beat Kiev Dynamo 2-0 in the final match of the Soviet Union national football championship at Tbilisi yesterday. But the match had affect on the outcome of the championship, won for the ninth time by Moscow Spartak COVENTRY. England: Australian213 words
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Article, Illustration32 1969-11-27 10 UPI pix.UPI pix. - 32 words
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Article233 1969-11-27 10 BRAZIL. Wed (Reuter) President Emlho Garrastazu Medici, the Brazilian Congress and a crowd of thousands vesterday hailed Pele, King" of Brazilian football for scoring the I.oooth goal of his professional career The 29-vear-old Santos star drove like a visiting Head of State do*'" one of this inland233 words
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Article26 1969-11-27 10 CASTLEFORD. England. Wed (Reuter) Castleford beat Leeds by nine points to seven In a Rugby League floodlight cup second round match here last night.26 words
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438 1969-11-27 10 BANGKOK. Wed. (UPI) Japan defeated India 83-74 last night to take over the lead in the sth Asian Basketball Championships and strengthened their bid to regain the title they first won in 1965. South Korea, the only r other unbeaten team in the438 words
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171 1969-11-27 10 WANOANUI. New Zealand. Wed <Reuter> Japan ese professional Takashl Murakami retained his big following for the New Zealand Open golf championship starting at the Belmont course here tomorrow when he reeled off another sub-par practice round today Murakami, who finished in the top ten171 words
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109 1969-11-27 10 STOCKHOLM. Wed IUPI> The first law committee of the Swedish Riksdag <Parliament will support the government's proposal to ban professional boxing in Sweden from Jan 1. 1970. it was learned yesterday Professional exhibitions and training fights will also be banned Fighters, managers, trainers,109 words
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360 1969-11-27 11 MUNICH, Germany. Wed. (UPI) Scottish world driving champion Jackie Stewart spoke yesterday against building faster and more powerful cars for Formula One racing. Stewart was taking part in a round-table discussion with other auto>racing names. It was a prelude to the forthcoming360 words
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Article143 1969-11-27 11 GUADALAJARA. Mexico. Wed. (UPI) Itiysiclans from the Guadalajara Boxing Commission have pronounced flyweight champion Efren Torres of Mexico and Suaumo Hanaeata of Japan in excellent shape for their 15-round title fight here Friday. Dr. Andres Ambriz. head of the medical team that examined the boxers at143 words
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Article89 1969-11-27 11 BANGKOK. Wed. (UPI) Khaw Kai Boh. Malaysian Housing and Planning Mirister, was toc'ay re-elected President of the Asian Basketball Con fed ration (ABC'. The ABC elected eight vice presidents; Yoshimi Ueda. Japan' Eugene Chong Malaysia: Lee Bvung Hee Korea. Gonzalo "Lito"' Puat II Philippines; Gen Luang89 words
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Article219 1969-11-27 11 NHO s Scorp:© are ®?ill the '.eaders at the half way mark In the first Inter-Varsity BowL ing League with 25 wins. thre e losses and a total oI ***** pinfallj. They are followed by Genrni with 23 wina. five losses and ***** plnfalls. In third219 words
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Article116 1969-11-27 11 SEAP Games BANGKOK Wed (Reu'er) —The 185 Thai sportsmen who will compete in the South East Asian Peninsula (SEAP) Games in Rangoon next week have been warned they will f«c« stiff competition from the host country The Thais who reaped a big crop of gold116 words
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Article30 1969-11-27 11 JERUSALEM Wed (Reuter) Israel and Rhodesia will play on neutral ground if they cla-sh in the football World Cup preliminary competition. Israel Foreign Ministry sources said here today.30 words
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228 1969-11-27 11 THE Hustlers are holding to their lead in the Sharlkat National league powling tournament being held at the Jackie's Bowl. Katong. every Tuesday. They top the table with 35 points (***** plnfalls). Behind them are the Flaming Star with 33} points (*****) and the228 words
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Article, Illustration364 1969-11-27 11 THE Singapore Cricket Club second XV beat Hit Three Commandos Brigade (Royal Marino) by nina points to eight in a friendly rugby match at the Padang yesterday. SCC's points were from two tries and a penalty to the Commandos one goal and a try. TheSunsport pix by William Ng.; Sunsport pix. - 364 words
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Article198 1969-11-27 11 TOKYO Wed (UP!)—Offielals of the Taoar Lawn Tennis Association shocked at a report from Melbourne that Australia wil, pav in the Davis Cup's Eastern Zor.e n 1970 Australia, which in recent years ha\> played in the American Zone can choo«e their plaving ares because thev198 words
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Article195 1969-11-27 11 PALM A. Majorca. WM (Reuter> Viktor Korchnol of the Soviet Union today shared the lead with Brazilian prodigy Henrike Costa Meckmg ".n rhe Grand Master ches* tournament here after completion of all but one game In the fourth round. Korchnol. the popular favourite to195 words
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108 1969-11-27 11 BANOKOK. Wed. Japan will host the sixth Asian Basketball tournament In November 1971. according to a decision taken at the ABC Congress held here yesterday. The Congress also agreed that the Philippines would host an invitation contest next year to mark the tenth anniversary108 words
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Miscellaneous1039 1969-11-27 11 (CHANNELS) Feature Film) (English SubrM. 3.00 Opemn* Announce- titles); 1315 AM. Clo*e menu m all Lan*ua«e« Mora- (CHANNEL a mg Btar 3.20 Another Song P.M. 6.00 Announce Another Meiodr lEngbghi <Re- menu m all Languaees W(4 The pe*t>. 335 It a Happening In New Adventures of Hucit pnn Singapore (Chinese)1,039 words
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Article, Illustration512 1969-11-27 12 TEN supersonic Lightning aircraft of Strike Command will speed to the Far East from Britain early in December in the RAF'S first "two-hop" air-to-air refuel' ling exercise to the Far East Command. Hot on their tails will come two of the512 words
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Article, Illustration343 1969-11-27 12 PASSENGERS who will be flying in today's MSA planes will be greeted by two charming "borrowed" Aussie air hostesses who are here on a 10-day exchange visit. These two captivating air hostesses are Miss Catherine Baker and Miss Frances Maureen Maye. both from the AnsettSun pix. - 343 words
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Article, Illustration160 1969-11-27 12 THE Indian Naval cruiser "DELHI", under the command of Captain Barboza A.V.S.M., will pay a routine visit to Singapore from tomorrow to Sunday. INS DELHI will be visiting Singapore after calling at Freemantle, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Auckland, Wellington, Fiji and Port Darwin. The Indian160 words
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683 1969-11-27 12 THE Notional Trades Unions Congress has suspended the Singapore Bank Employees' Union from its affiliation to the Congress. In a strongly-worded statement Issued by the NTUC's Central Executive Committee, the Secretary-General. Mr. Seah Mul Kok. stated "the suspension will last until such time683 words
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Article253 1969-11-27 12 THE First Lady. Puan Noor Aishah yesterday called on the members of the Singapore Red Cross Society to work harder although they had made so much progress for the society last year. Puan Noor Aishah made this call when she spoke at the annual general meeting253 words
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Article63 1969-11-27 12 Mr Seet Pee Yam was fleeter) President of the Singapore Sanitary Contractors Association at its annual general meeting on Tuesday Other officf bearers ar«»: Hon Secretary—Mr Goh Meng Cheh; Hon Treasurer —Mr Tan Ah Chew. Committee Members Messrs Choo Kok Jee. Woo Ah Cheng. Woo Shoo Chon* and63 words
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Article, Illustration181 1969-11-27 12 BRENDA LEI hopes to do some sunbathing during her short stay in Singapore. "Miss Dynamite" as she is popularly known to her fans is due here on Sunday with her backing group, "The Casuals", one of the top showbands in the U.S. entertainment scene. She181 words
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Article, Illustration339 1969-11-27 12 PRETTY Janet Wood, leading female star in "Wit't End", a spy thriller currently being shot in Singapore, arrived here yesterday with a cheerful "Hey!" Beaming with joy, Janet, 21, who is making her first visit here will play the role of a339 words
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290 1969-11-27 12 THE Parliamentary Secretary the Ministry of Social Affairs, Mr. Chan Chee Seng, emphasised the importance of courtesy and honesty among taxi drivers in the Republic to create a good impression to tourists. Mr. Chan was speakine on Tuesday night a t the sweanngm290 words