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Title Section23 1969-12-01 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY -V Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1195 Monday, 1 December 1969. MC (P) 0737 Price 15 cent#23 words
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220 1969-12-01 1 KUALA LUMPUR/ Sun. Floods in Kelontan have closed all roods from the state capital to oil districts and claimed its first life today. More than 2,000 people in the state have also been evacuated to higher grounds. All the roads except the Kota Bohru220 words
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Article, Illustration180 1969-12-01 1 AMERICAN singer Brenda Lee arrived here last night with her backing group. The Casuals, fresh from a successful night's performance in Jakarta. Only a handful of fans were at the airport to meet Miss Lee. acclaimed as "The World's Top Female Vocalist.'' Dunne her180 words
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Article126 1969-12-01 1 TEL AVIV. Sun (Reuter) Israeli jets struck twice at Egyptian positions along the Suez Canal today after Egyptian Commandos crossed the waterway and made what a military spokesman said was an abortive attack on an Israeli post. The spokesman said at least Ave Egyptians were killed126 words
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Article189 1969-12-01 1 ADEN. Sun. (AFP) Saudi Arabian troops supported by tanks artillery and aircraft, yesterday attacked the strategic post of Wadia. nearly 400 miles north east of Aden. South Yemen President Salem Rebaye told a mass rally here last night. President Rebaye said that there had been189 words
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Article106 1969-12-01 1 AMMAN, Sun. (AFP) The Palestinian Peoples Fighting Front (PPFP) today sent a message expressing its "deep regret" and "sincerest condolences" to the mother of a two-year-old Greek boy killed in Thursday's grenade attack on the El Al Airline office in Athens. "We want to assure you that our106 words
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206 1969-12-01 1 LONDON*. Sun <t~Pl) A ranking U.S. government official yesterday held secret talks In Cairo with two of Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser's closest associates 00 the Middle East crisis. In Tel Aviv, an Israeli spokesman denied Cairo reports that 184 Americans were serving with206 words
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Article72 1969-12-01 1 JAKARTA. 3un. (Reuteri— Indonesian police in Medan. North Sumatra, have arrested a woman and a man accused of being illegal agents of Malaysian lotteries and seized hundreds of lottery tickets. Antara News Agency reported today. Antara quoted the head of the criminal section of the Medan Police Command.72 words
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378 1969-12-01 1 The National Trades Unions Congress will soon launch an island-wide mass campaign aimed at doubling its present 100.000-strong membership, it was announced here yesterday. In a press statement, the Deputy Chairman of the NTUC Modernisation Campaign Committee, Enche Hashim Idris, said: "Recruitment cards are378 words
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Article68 1969-12-01 1 PANGKOK Sun (Router > —A Peking-trained Thai Communist guerrilla leader, much feared in Nakhon Sitftammarat province, 500 miles south of Bangkok, has escaped a police cordon after a brief gunflght. according to Gen Prakarn Chatnilbhand. Provincial Police Commissioner. Gen. Prftk&rn who returned from South Thailand last night, told68 words
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Article28 1969-12-01 1 NEW DELHI. Sun (AFP) Kerala Interior Minister Mohammad Koya has accused mill t&nt Communist Marxists of collecting arms for an uprising in the South Indian province.28 words
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Article, Illustration143 1969-12-01 1 WELLINGTON. Sun. (Reuter) There would be no change in New Zealand's commitments to the Malay-sia-Singapore region. New Zealand Prime Minister, Keith Holyoake, said here today. Speaking to reporters at National Party headquarters after the results of yesterday's General Election showed he had been returned to officeUPI Radiophoto. - 143 words
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Article130 1969-12-01 1 BANGKOK. Sun. (Reuter) Bangkok police last night removed a funeral wreath from outside the pavilion where the week-long Miss Thailand 1969 contest is being held, police reported today. The report said the wreath, which attracted a large crowd, had attached to It a poem in the Thai130 words
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Miscellaneous11 1969-12-01 1 "Del's like the rest of the jocks crazy about tail showgirls!"11 words
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59 1969-12-01 2 What, a coat for a double bass? Yes, a member of the North West German Chamber Ensemble, Prof. Alwin Bairer thought it would be a good idea to rest his coat on hit double bass while waiting for his flight to Kuala Lumpur. But he was unaware that his coat59 words
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509 1969-12-01 2 THE week-long lull in the "murder wave" which hit Singapore wa» rudely shattered yesterday morning by the discovery of the badly stabbed bodies of two youths at the foot of People's Park. The murder of Wan Chee Chai, 18, and Tan K*ee509 words
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Article208 1969-12-01 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun A proposal to set "P a regional centre for the investigation and development of tin deposits is to be submitted to the government, the Chief Inspector of Mines. Enche Mohamed Salleta bin Abdul Majid. said here today The centre, he said, would208 words
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Article, Illustration141 1969-12-01 2 About 450 people attended the funeral of the Rev. Bro. Noel, Principal of the St. Gabriel's School, yesterday. Bro. Noel, who served the robe for a great many years, died on Friday at the Mount Alvernia Hospital. Students. old boys, parents, teachers, relatives, friends,141 words
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Article404 1969-12-01 2 Opportunity To Express The first "Model Youth Parliament" session which begins this Tuesday will prepare the first batch of 68 students from the upper secondary schools and institutes of higher learning to shoulder responsibilities as future parliamentarians. This was disclosed Saturday by the M.P. for Crawford,404 words
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Article174 1969-12-01 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The cost of power in West Malaysia has rone down by 50 percent for industrial consumption and about 22 percent for riomnUr uses. spokesman of the National Electricity Board said todar "The tariffs for commercial and industrial uses had fallen by174 words
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Article, Illustration306 1969-12-01 2 Fourteen-year-old Ho Koh Cheong has won again in the Blue Cross Milk Contest, but this time he has been placed right to the top, in Contest "D". Koh Cheong. a secondary two student of the Serangoon Garden Secondary School hat earlier won consolation prises in two previous306 words
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Article272 1969-12-01 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. About 400 huts housing 2.813 squatters in Gombak Lane here today went up in flames when the demolition squad initiated its big operation against slum areas in the Federal Capital. What was home to the 624 families for the past 20 years272 words
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Article163 1969-12-01 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The National Union of Teachers today ursed all Malaysian teachers to take concrete st*»ps to enhance racial harmony in the country. The call was contained in the Union's annual report to be tabled at its annual delegates' conference in Seremban Dec. 4163 words
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Article131 1969-12-01 2 KUCHING. Sarawak. Sun. (UPI) Se-uritv force, in Sarawak killed fovr Communist terrorists in the Sarikei district of Sarawak Friday a State Operations Committee spokesman said vesterday Act:ng on information, security for"e« contracted the terrorists who were in jungle green uniforms and resting, in the d*eo Jungle131 words
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Article231 1969-12-01 2 KUALA Sun The Alcrn Malaysia Berhad will offer 2.950,000 share* at $1 10 per share to rr.eet the firm'* expansion programme. The prospectus offering the shares of $1 each for public subscription at $l.lO per share will be pub lshed tomorrow and the subscription list will open231 words
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Article51 1969-12-01 2 KUCHINO Sun (Reuters A 24-hour curfew imposed on parts of the Sibil and Kanowit districts of Sarawak on Nov 21 has been relaxed. Curfew hours from today will now be from 7pm t<* 5 a m. police said Security forces have seen searching f6r Comm.urtist terrorists m the51 words
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Article, Illustration35 1969-12-01 3 UPI Radiophoto.UPI Radiophoto. - 35 words
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392 1969-12-01 3 SAIGON, Sun. (UPI) The Nixon administration already has met its goal of reducing U.S. troop strength in Vietnam to 484,000 men by mid-December, American military sources said today. The sources said the actual troop strength figure for Vietnam as of Nov. 27392 words
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Article92 1969-12-01 3 SEOUL. Sun. (UPI) All male students in senior high schools and in South Korea will take military drills a* r>art of their reeular curricula beginning next year. Th Education Ministry announced thi* plan yesterday afte r studying the result* of student military training in seven big universities92 words
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Article100 1969-12-01 3 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI) One tram passenger was killed and 19 others were Injured last night when their train derailed alone the national railways in the western part of Japan. The accident occurred in Shiga Prefecture of Japan's main Island of Honshu. 360 kilometres east100 words
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Article135 1969-12-01 3 Perth-to-Sydney Rail Opened BROKEN HILL, new South Wiles. Sun (Renter) —-The first standard ,tr?fscontinentai railway UnWng Sydney with Perth -.641 •way across some of the most desolate countrv In Australia, has been ooened here by Prime Minister John Gorton Mr. Gorton yesterday drove a golden spike into th e ground135 words
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364 1969-12-01 3 OKINAWA ISSUE TOKYO, Sun. (UPI) Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai declared last night that the United States and Japan have entered into new military collusion wnich will bring Japan to a greater disaster than the wartime dictatorship of Hideki Tojo, Communist China's364 words
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167 1969-12-01 3 RAWALPINDI. Sun. (UPI)— Police arrested 23 person* yesteraav for rioting and making an attempt on the life of Z A. Bhutto cha.rman of the leftwing Pakistan Peoples party, at Sadiqacad. some 550 miles southwest of Rawalpindi. The 23 were part of about167 words
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Article196 1969-12-01 3 HONO KONO. Bun <AFP> Death claimed the ninth life in the local movie circle In five years when yesterday the body of popular movie actress Margaret Tu Chuan wis found with that of another girl in what appeared to be a suicide pact196 words
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Article53 1969-12-01 3 VIENTIANE. Sun. (Reuter) —A British nurse and her Vietnamese driver were killed when their car was ambushed on the road from Thakhek to Vientiane, as informed diplomatic source revealed today. source said the nurse had served at the British hospital In Thakhek under the Colombo Plan53 words
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Article199 1969-12-01 3 SAIGON. Sun (UPI) A government spokesman says there woul I be no new investigation of the alleged Song Mv massacre despite Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky's dissatisfaction with the original probe The spokesman declined corrment when asked if he was aware that Ky earlier199 words
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160 1969-12-01 3 NEW DELHI, Sun. (UPI) The New Delhi headquarter of the Congress Party organisation became the scene yesterday of the bitter tiff between the two factions each led by Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi and Siddavvanahali Nijalingappa. Majority of the employees of the All160 words
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Article59 1969-12-01 3 JAKARTA. Sun (UPI) Health authorities reported today that almost 50.000 persons in Central Java have caught malaria this year, a seven-fold increase over 1968. A malaria eradication drive Is being conducted in the den-sely-populated area. Officials said the big increase follows disbandment of annual eradication programmes59 words
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Article59 1969-12-01 3 TOKYO. Sun (UPl)—Prince Aya todav was promised by his grandparents. Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako, a new bicycle t<> replace his hand-me-dcwn It was Aya's fourth birthday The only bicycle he has ridden was a hand-me-down from his older brolher. Prince Hiro 9. Thev are the59 words
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330 1969-12-01 3 HONG KONG, Sun. (UPI) The wife of an American Medical Officer, captured by fhe Vietcong after a helicopter crash in Vietnam two years ago, arrived here from Phnom Penh yesterday after talking to a representative of the National Liberation Front. Mrs. Valerie330 words
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Article90 1969-12-01 3 NEW DELHI. Sun (Reuter)i West Bengal Chief Minister I Ajoy Mukherjee s aid here that he was going ahead with plans to hold a mass three-day hunger strike in Calcutta in protest against the violence and grown ng Lawlessness in his state. Mr Mukherjee told90 words
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Advertisement170 1969-12-01 3 Tokyo Taipei USA If you're set on getting from point A to point B. there ire few things more frustrating than tiring stopovers. That's why we try to keep our routes as straightforward as possible; Suppose you're going to Tokyo. Our Monday flight from Singapore means a 40-minute connection in170 words
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Article, Illustration571 1969-12-01 4 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR Ann: Frequently you priht gripes from disgruntled secretaries, housekeepers, salespeople. waitresses and postmen. While going through some old first editions I came across a little gem entitled "Rules Of This Establishment." I hope you will print it •for571 words
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Article69 1969-12-01 4 BAIOON*. Sun (UPI> The U.B. Navy said its oldest destroyer, the 27-year-old USS Nicholas, ha* completed her final operational mission and will leave Vietnam soon to be deactivated. The Nicholas, a veteran of World War II and the Korean conflict, blasted Communist targets near the69 words
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Article45 1969-12-01 4 KARACHI. Sun. (Reuter)— Pakistan is issuing a 50 palsa stamp on Tuesday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the first flight from England to Australia. It will depict a Vlckers Vlmy aircraft and Karachi's airport buildings as they looked half a century ago.45 words
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Article283 1969-12-01 4 VIENNA. Sun. (UPI) An 84-year-old Vienna won-an has been sentenced to six months In jail for stealing 40 shillings However, there was little sympathy yesterday for Miss Hedwiz Thoman The wisened. whitehaired woman, who has spent more than half her life in orison. i 5283 words
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Article102 1969-12-01 4 GIBRALTAR. Sun (tTPI) Spanish warships yesterday steamed into Algeclras Bay off the British Colony <>f Gibraltar which Spain claims. The ships dropped artchor shortly after Spanish Housing Minister Vicente Mortes Alfonso, in a speech a t nearby Alfeclras. said under certain conditions. Spam might impose further102 words
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445 1969-12-01 4 LONDON. Sun. (UPh The Kremlin it pushing a major fence-mending operation among dissidents of the Red bloc alignment, diplomatic sources said yesterday. The latest move to win back one time friends that have left the camp in hostility to Moscow applies to445 words
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118 1969-12-01 4 TEL AVTV. Sun (Router) A hint that Ruaua might intervene directly in the Middle F"t dispute has been dropped bv Dr Moshe Sneh. Chairman of the Central Committee of the Israeli Communist Party "I won't take it upon myself to lull the Israeli118 words
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Article99 1969-12-01 4 CAMBRIDGE England. Sun (L*Pl> Somewhere In England a min feels better n«»w after 60 years of regretting a college prank Frederick Drayton Porter. Chief Constable of the Cam-bridge-area Police Force, received a letter that attest* to thi» on Friday "About 60 years ago when I wag an undergraduate99 words
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Article130 1969-12-01 4 LONDON Sun (UPI) Scotland Yard appointed an eight-man team to investigate the first corruption charge* In recent memory against its elite corps of detectives Eight detective* from the Yard s murder branch will Investigate allegations in the Times of London's Saturday morning edition* that three London130 words
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Article100 1969-12-01 4 NEW YORK Sun (UPI) Academy-Award winner Bat+>ra Streisand has been gpumed in her C *****.000 bid to purchase a 20-roorn aoartment m a chic Park Avenue Co-operative Miss Streisand, who won the academy award for her portrayal of Fanny Brice In Funnv Girl." was rejected by the100 words
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Article, Illustration396 1969-12-01 4 ARAB COMMANDOS' ATTACK ATHENS, Sun. (UPI) Greek authorities filed murder charges yesterday against two Arab commandos accused of the bombing which tore apart the Israeli airline II Al office here on Thursday. The charees of premeditated murder, which can carry the death penalty, were filedUPI radiophoto - 396 words
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Article77 1969-12-01 4 MILAN. Sun. (ReuW) Polio vrtlk+d Into th*. digrifled premise* of a new bank her* questioned the four director* and promptly arrested them. It w '*s nor really a bank at all. the po'.ice «aid yesterday. It h ad been opened without authorisation or licence and with intent to77 words
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Article43 1969-12-01 4 MILL, HILL. England Sun. (UPI> Mountaineer Nigel HdlmoU used hi* personal climbing *err to shinny uo a 100-foot highway lamp-post when hit professional electricians ladder broke down Firemen arrived to get him dow r 20 minutes after he cilled for he p43 words
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Miscellaneous267 1969-12-01 4 I sb SHAW ORGANISATION —ffl ■I. I D O Phone ***** 1 NOW SHOWING! Due to film's length 4 Show Note Times: 11. 2.30 6 p.*. School Children Concession 00 To Any Seat at 11 am.. 230 6 pm. Show* Daily Shi.-iey Mac Lame "Sweet Charity" "PXIM Panavislon St Color267 words
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Miscellaneous6 1969-12-01 4 TODAY a Monday, Decemb«r 1, 1989.6 words
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Miscellaneous246 1969-12-01 4 CATHAY *****. LaM D»t! 11. I"A (M MM |M Po* t SffMT WOULD" tn Color SUrnnf Jacqueline B-.«J>et Open* Tomorrow! Toraaa Mt'toa •PACE TO FACE" Color Beopo IODEON ?1 --LULI Vov »bo*m: 11. ISO 4 111. IM Paramount'* "STCNTM AW Color B'.arrms Oina Ijollobrieido COMING! fPoml "Ti» t adrfritrd' Color246 words
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Article, Illustration360 1969-12-01 5 MARBLEHEAD, Mass., Sun. (UPI) The word Christmas" and any activity which might suggest observance of one of the Christian Church's greatest holidays have been banned from Marblehead's public schools. All reference to the word Christmas will be eliminated In group activities planned In all Marblehead360 words
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Article203 1969-12-01 5 FORT BENNING. Georgia, Bun. (Reuter) The U.S. Army disclosed tonight that a new charge of murder has been brought against Lt. William Calley, already facing Court Martial in connection the alleged My Lai Massacre of South Vietnamese civilians. The new charge alleges that Lt.203 words
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Article160 1969-12-01 5 BUENOS AIRES Sun <Reu«s> El Bhty-four Argentine political prisoners were released and 25 fugitives pardoned In an amnesty ordered last night by President Juan Carlo® Ongania Most of the prisoners had been held without charge for five months under the terms of the State of Seige imposed160 words
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Article123 1969-12-01 5 WASHINGTON. Sun. <UPI> Whereas U.S. government maps say its Cape Kennedy, all the signs you see call It Cape Canaveral, and most Floridlans consider them signs of the future as well as the past Government officials were swept Into a name-changing fervour In the emotional days following the123 words
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Article65 1969-12-01 5 LAS VEGAS. Nevada Sun (UPI> Producers of the r°ck musical 'Hair" were assured or Fridav that the' dawnlr.g of the Age of Aquarius woulri suffer no setbacks from local law officers. District Attorney Georee Franklin, who received a written renort on the oroduction on Friday from Undersheriff L'ovd65 words
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313 1969-12-01 5 NEW YORK. Sun. (UPI) The New York Times in an editorial entitled "The Lesson of Song My", commented in its Sunday edition: "Public revulsion and official condemnation In the wake of the alleged massacre of Vietnamese civilians are proof that the national313 words
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Article423 1969-12-01 5 SPACE CENTRE, Houston. Sun. (UPI) "Proud thrilled and happy/' Apollo 12 moon pilots returned home yesterday to a warm welcome. "It's great to be back and I do appreciate a'.l vou folks coming o ut here." s aid Richard F Gordon, the Yankee Clipper423 words
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Article292 1969-12-01 5 NEW YORK. Sun. (UPI) An autopsy performed Saturday on the body of Steven A. Brandt, a Hollywood gossip columnist and figure in the Tate murders investigation, indicated his death had been caused by "congestion" of his body's chief organs after an apparent overdose of292 words
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Article241 1969-12-01 5 BOSTON, Sun. (UPI) The Kobierski Siamese t"win j, born a week ago and separated Wednesday, under* went the first of a series of followup operations Saturday and were reported "doing very well." A spokesman at Massachusetts General Hospital said Maureen Ann and Marie Elizabeth Kobierski241 words
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Article172 1969-12-01 5 WASHINGTON. Sun A Nobel Prize winning gene, j ticist. Dr .toshua Lederberg will be among witnesses who will testify on Tuesday at Congressional hearings into US policy on ehem:eal-blo-log cai warfare (CBW). Chairman Clement J Zablocki of Wisconsin, vesterdav announced his House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee172 words
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274 1969-12-01 5 HONOLULU. Sun. (UPI) An underwater laboratory may pave the way toward "inhabited villages on the ocean floor." Gosta Fahlman, General Manager of the Makapuu Oceanic Foundations test range, was talking about the Aegis, an undersea laboratory designed to support six scientists working on the ocean274 words
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Article64 1969-12-01 5 NEWPORT England. Sun fUPI) Every time John Richardson kissed his wife. Linda in their home they felt a tincle. Or rather, a painful zap of electric current Richardson hunted for the answer rather than desist. He traced the shock to a n*w nylon carpet and solves by the64 words
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Article410 1969-12-01 5 WEST PALM BEACH, Flo., Sun. (UPI) Thousands of bedraggled youths tried to dry out under a cloudy sky at Florida's Rock Music Festival yesterday while undercover narcotics agents circulated among them hunting for drug pushers. They're all on LSD. All of 'em are using it/' said410 words
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Article148 1969-12-01 5 WASHINGTON Bun. (UPP A chunk of the moon will add Its dull lustre to Osaka, Japan's Expo 70, it was disclosed yesterday. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said one of 15 "moon stones'* gathered by the Apollo 11 astronaut* will be put148 words
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Article87 1969-12-01 5 KEY BISCAYNE. Fla Sun. 'Reuter> President Nixon and member? of his family today to Grand Cay Island in the British Bahama* 150 miles northeast of his Florida home here Nixon was accompanied by his wife. Pat. his daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. David ES.«enhower and Miss87 words
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Article859 1969-12-01 6 TyTJW Zealand, like Singapore, exert* far too 1.1 much influence in this region that what one would expect its size would warrant. Its population of 2.7 million is only a little above that of Singapore and in area, New Zealand is a wee bit more than four times859 words
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Article, Illustration785 1969-12-01 6 PETER AJAYI - By PETER AJAYI IBADAN Most Nigerians in fed up with the 28-month-old war They would be happv to tee its end now. Everybody hat suffered enough. Most people fail to understand why there is no solution. Can't the Federal troops take the small parcel785 words
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Article369 1969-12-01 6 THE LIGHTER SIDE BY DICK WEST: WASHINGTON, (UPI) Reports submitted to the American public Health Association recently provide new evidence that air pollution causes respiratory ailments and other maladies that sometimes prove fatal. Maybe there are still some skeptics around, but I personally am now convinced beyond369 words
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572 1969-12-01 6 JONATHAN FENBY - By JONATHAN FENBY PARIS, Sun. (Router) Heaps of manure outside government offices, roads blocked with broken bottles, a Minister pelted with apples and earth these are recent signs that France's farmers are on the march again, using their traditional weapons572 words
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516 1969-12-01 6 WILLIAM KROGER - Br WILLIAM KROGER RENO. Nevada Sun. (UPI) University of Nevada scientists are studying the atmosphere of the Planet Venus in an attempt to understand some of Earth's problems, including the effect of air pollution. Dr. Patrick Squires, a Desert Research Institute scientist from516 words
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257 1969-12-01 6 TEL AVIV, Sun. (Reuter) Following is a chronology of Arab guerrilla action against the Israeli national airlint. El Al: July 23. 1968: El Al plane with 38 passengers and 10 crew hijacked to Alriers shortiv after take-off from Rome All passengers except Israelis allowed to257 words
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Article31 1969-12-01 6 proplr who are very resourceful At being remorseful. And who apparently feel that the best way to make friends Is to do something terrible and then make amends. OGPENNASH31 words
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221 1969-12-01 6 WARSAW. Sun. (Reuter) Two minor rivers, the Oder end the Neisse, form a boundary line which has been e constant source of friction between West Germany and Poland since World War Two. Under the post-war Potsdam Agreement in 1945. they were used as th« basis221 words
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591 1969-12-01 7 HONG KONG, Sun. (UPI) Japan on Thursday contributed for the second time 7.2 billion yen (US$2O million) to the Asian Development Bank's (ADB) Consolidated Special Funds. An egreement on th« contribution designed for concessional lending was signed by ADB President Takeshi Watanabe in591 words
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Article82 1969-12-01 7 TOKYO Sun. (UPI) Nihon Aeroplane Manufacturing Co. disclosed on Friday it will soon ship five of its YA--11 commercial planes to Athens-based Olympic Airway# SA., multi-millionaire Aristotle Onassis' airline The price and dates of delivery are to be decided In talks to be held in New82 words
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Article327 1969-12-01 7 NEW YORK. Sun. (UPI) U.S. Steel Corp. has shifted its pricing method on large volume flat rolled products to the "theoretical weight basis" announced earlier this month by three competitors. The change, which offers oortoe reductions of varying degrees, was initiated by Bethlehem Steel Corp.,327 words
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Article199 1969-12-01 7 NEWARK. New Jersey Sun. <UPI) An American trade magazine said Fridav the Soviet Union will in 1970 or shortly thereafter surpass the U.S. in annual tonnage of raw steel produced. This 'vent will make th* USSR world leader in steel production. Said 33 Magazine.199 words
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Article94 1969-12-01 7 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI) Japan exported an all-time high of 71.300 passenger cars and trucks in October. Japan Automobile Manufacturing Federation announced yesterday. The federation said this was an Increase of 9 per cent over the preceding month and a whopping 41 per cent rise compared with94 words
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Article220 1969-12-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The director of the Tin Research Institute in England. Dr. W.K. Haore, has called for the establishment of a scientific and technical link between tin producing and consuming countries to achieve a more rapid increase in production. Dr. Haore who Is220 words
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275 1969-12-01 7 THE HAGUE, Sun. (UPI) Common Market heads of government meeting in The Hague next week are expected to agree on a loose "timetable" for membership talks with Britain, responsible Common Market sources said yesterday. The Minister* of the "Six" are unlikely, however, to set275 words
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Article150 1969-12-01 7 TAIPEI. Sun. (AFP) Nationalist China has built two more export processing sones which upon completion shortly are expected to accommodate a total of 250 plants. Official sources said that the Nantzu Processing Zone near Kaohsiung in South Taiwan would be completed at the end150 words
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Article, Illustration742 1969-12-01 7 Its Ali Up In The Air The world's most unusual beauty contest is being organised by a group of men isolated tor a year inside the Arctic Circle. Unusual because the contest is being held at 35,-000-feet and because the judges will742 words
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286 1969-12-01 7 TOKYO, Sun. (UPI The third of eight supertankers being built for Chinese Shipping Tycoon C.Y. Tung will be christened on Tuesday and placed into operation in January, Tung's Island Navigation corporation said today. The 220,000-ton tanker the Inergy Generation, will be christened by Mrs.286 words
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Article119 1969-12-01 7 LA PAZ, Bolivia. Sun. (Reuter) Bolivia is expected to press for maintenance of current tin export quotas during next week's meeting of the International Tin Council ln London, informed sources said here today. Alternatively, if the pressure is too great from countries seeking a119 words
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Article119 1969-12-01 7 TWO more members of the Scandinavian Airlines staff will be leaving for further training in Copenhagen in December They are Miss Jenny Lee who will be taking a course in advance passenger ground service and Mr. Stephen Tav who will be taking a basic119 words
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149 1969-12-01 7 TOKYO Sun. (AFP) Toyota. Motors Co. of Japan will be the world's fifth largest automobile producer this year, surpassing Italy's Fiat, Toyota predicted Friday. The prediction was based on a comparison of aggregate outputs of the world's six largest autombile makers during the149 words
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171 1969-12-01 7 NEW YORK. sun. (UPI) While Japanese and American tex'ile trade bargainers we*e preparing for further talks aimed at ending the impasae over imports. American sales agents for Japanese trading companies were seeing chances of better prices after restrictions on imports of Japanese goods. With the171 words
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Article345 1969-12-01 7 00 a-m. 1*15 a-m. aMSYVlLfl MSA OS* E. Lumpur MX A 114 E. Lcmpur MEA 111 E. Lumpur MJI4B. Nil 0M taut. I pah. E. Lgspar, MilMft THAI TOOJ buikoi liMO* PAN-AM f AMI tel. m, Oum, IOMMII. tea fructin iutp«. OABCDA QAM Jaham U«»& M»4 *51 Enehia*345 words
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Article, Illustration491 1969-12-01 8 Vintage Costumes At 'Festival Of Diamonds' TOP: The "models" behind the giant frames are wearing clothes worn a century ago, at the recent Festival of Diamonds. From left are Miss Harbans Kaur Sandhu. Miss Pritam Kaur Sandhu. Mrs, Aminah Moktar, Datin Almenoar, Mrs. Loke Yew, one of491 words
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Article, Illustration557 1969-12-01 9 *T think it's time for your 1 haircut." my mother said to me one day. "Haircut?" I asked, sOmewnat astounded. Till now, I remembered that It was Just the ripe time to "harvest" my forest of half. It had now covered my forehead and was tangling557 words
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Article, Illustration658 1969-12-01 9 THERE were once about ten atrap houses situated very near to the sea. This was a very quiet place and the inhabitants earn their living by fishing. Thus at about four or five o'clock In the morning, the families usually set out for work. They row their658 words
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Article, Illustration520 1969-12-01 9 NOWADAYS, in the twentieth century, science it a very uesful asset to man. With the help of scientific research, many things which were unknown are discovered For example, during the world of yesterday, it was believed that no one could go to the moon because520 words
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Article, Illustration168 1969-12-01 9 HAVING pen-friends has aroused the interest of many younf peop:e of Singapore The word pen-friend" means a friend with whom you communicate through corresponding. Peoele use English as an international language for correspondence They use English to correspond because all ever the world large numbers of peop> know English168 words
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Article, Illustration244 1969-12-01 9 EVERYONE of us ought to have a fixed amount of Docket mon*v either weeklv or monthly, instead of being *iven a small amount daily. *»v bemr giver- the money weekly, we will d eve 100 a monev sense and realise the import a rre of money. The amount244 words
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Article, Illustration622 1969-12-01 9 TO be frank 'bravery* is known to all and has no definite definition. It is synonymous with dare-devil deeds backed with overwhelming odds which may be physical or moral, and with reference to examples it usually ends up in success or 'death'. Although the word 'bravery' seems to conjure622 words
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Article, Illustration383 1969-12-01 9 AS BOYS, we naturally love adventures. We hod read so many books about mountain climbing and we were so thrilled that one of the boys suggested the craxy idea of climbing Gunong Tahan. After much discussion we decided that we should go on an expedition This, in383 words
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Advertisement268 1969-12-01 9 Students' Essays OTUDENTS in reminded that they can continue te tend 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 when268 words
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Miscellaneous109 1969-12-01 9 DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and Aider McWifliams THAT'S THE DLiKE... THE SYNDICATE IS GOING TO TAKE OVER THE Y ADAM'S QIB3 COMPUTER NETWORK ALL BECAUSE YOU BORROWED MONEY FROM THEM TO GET STARTED...NOW EVERY UOTNT WILL BE A BKTTINa PALACE I'M SORRX SON... THERE'S NOTHING, Sw I CAN DO/109 words
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Miscellaneous35 1969-12-01 9 AMY By J«cl( Tippit m A" v< i) i w k I «i#A > *< it "Lost night I dreamed I was sinking In quicksand, but it turned into peanut butter ond I ote my way out."35 words
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Article, Illustration1997 1969-12-01 10 Jimmy Lad - Johnson Scores First Winner Br Jimmy Lad AUSTRALIAN jockey Lau- rie Johnson who is here on four-month's buiman'i holiday scored hit first winner at Bukit Timah ye»torday when he landed Sound Speed an easy winner to pay $33 for a win ticket. Cairo, with Hassan binSunsport pix. - 1,997 words
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Article106 1969-12-01 10 THE Singapore Turf Club will stage an international race on Sunday, the last day of the meeting. The guest Jockeys Lester Plggott. Ron Hutchinson. Sandy Barclay, who is expected here this week. Des Coleman and Laurie Johnson. will be pitted against resident Australian Jockeys Glynn Pretty.106 words
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269 1969-12-01 10 Steward Orders Swab Urine Test On Lovable II Following is the Stipendary Steward's report on yesterday's racing at Bukit Timah. R\CE 1: Trainer Teh SaT Leong was fined 525 for failing to produce the correct colours for Tartanga. During the race Jessie's Delight Wilson) hung In. RACE 2: Golden Kanna269 words
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Article156 1969-12-01 10 HILTON Head island. South Carolina, sun. <Reuter> Arnold Palmer was poised for his first tournament win In more than a /ear after regaining sole lead yesterday in the US$lOO,OOO Heritage golf classic with a third-round 70 here. Palmer, who shared the lead In the first156 words
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477 1969-12-01 10 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI> Canada's Graydon Robinson, a sheet metal worker from Montreal, today won the 1969 World Cup Ten-Pin Bowling championship for amateurs by coming from behind to beat Thailand's lit Lenavat by a six-pin margin 379-373 in two gamos at the Korakuen Sugamo477 words
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201 1969-12-01 10 MAR DEL PLATA. Argentina, Sun (L'PI) Santos football star Pele told reporter* here yesterday that he was "saturated with travelling, and because of this. I expect to play only three or four more years and t i dedicate myself to my (real ambition teaching children." The201 words
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Article103 1969-12-01 10 BRISBANE. Sun. (Reuter) Queensland looked set for an outright win tomorrow in tb*ir Sheffield Shield match against New South Wales at Brisban# cricket round. At stumps on the third day New South Wales, in their sec. ond mnings. were 257 for eight. But although they103 words
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Article170 1969-12-01 10 NEW DELHI. Sun. (Reuters Australia were skittled out for 107 their lowest total against India for ten years as spin bowler claimed 1" wickets on the third day of the third cricket Test here today India needed 188 runs to win with nine wickets remaining170 words
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Article145 1969-12-01 10 LONDON, sun. (Reuter) Denmark's Sven Prl, rated among the top half dozen players In the world, retained his men's singles title In the London Open badminton championships at Crystal Palace yesterday. In a exciting 48-mlnute final he recovered from unhealthy looking deficits In both sets to beat145 words
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Article569 1969-12-01 11 Snow Causes 24 Games Be Called T ONDON, Sun. (Reuter) Leeds United, the supreme example of professional dedication in English soccer, broke a 33-year hoodoo when they went to Maine Road yesterday and beat Manchester City 2-1 in a crucial English First Division game. This battle569 words
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Article374 1969-12-01 11 LONDON. Sun. (Reuter) Harlequins won the unofficial Ut.e of London Ru#by Union champions at Twickenham here yesterday whe n thev beat London Welsh 21-9 Quins s r oreri a il their points in the first-half against a *ide weakened by Welsh tnal calls. Four tries came374 words
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Article1410 1969-12-01 11 English Division One Burnley 1. Man Utd. 1 Derby 0. Nott. Forest 2. Ipswich 1. West Ham 0. Liverpool 0. Arsenal 1. Man. City 1. Leeds 2 Southampton 1. Crystal 1. Wolves 1, Sunderland 0. Postponed: Chelsea v Stoke. Newcastle v West Brom. ShefT. Wed v Coventry.1,410 words
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Article81 1969-12-01 11 LOS ANGLES. Sun. (UPI) Alan Rudkin. the 28-year-old British bantamweight who will face Mexico's Ruben Olivares in a title fight Dec 12. boxed four rounds with Mamoru Minamy of Japan yesterday in his first American workout i n preparation for the 15-round bout. "I'm in great81 words
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182 1969-12-01 11 LOURENCO MARQUES. Mozambique, Sun. (Reuter) Australia ended Rhodesia's world soccer cup hopes here yesterday with a 3-1 victory that puts them into the group fifteen final against Israel And the prize Israel and Australia will be fighting for Is a place in next182 words
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Article124 1969-12-01 11 BANGKOK. Sun. (Reuter) South Korea beat defending champions the Philippines 95-86 to win the filth Asian basketball tournament here last night with a perfect eightvictory record The South Koreans oaced by wily forward Lee Ja Young overpowered the Filipinos in a thrilling match which was124 words
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Article54 1969-12-01 11 NEW BRIGHTON, Sun. (Reuter) The south African rugby team beat a combined New Brighton and North of Ireland club combined side bv 22 points to 6 here yesterday after leading 8-3 at halftime The game was arranged after the Springviks' match against Ulster in Belfast, scheduled for today,54 words
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Miscellaneous44 1969-12-01 10 BIG SWEEP Ist Prix* No: *****3 $4,161 2nd Prix* No: *****7 $1,189 3rd Prix* No: *****6 594 Starters: ($l5O «ach) Nos:— *****0 *****6 *****4 *****3 *****7 *****6 *****4 *****3 *****0 Consolations: ($lOO *ach) Nos:— *****1 *****2 *****3 *****6 *****6 *****8 *****7 *****3 *****5 *****144 words
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Advertisement423 1969-12-01 11 Classified Ads. __Soles Service 1 elevision Radio REDIFFCSION TELEVISION RENTALS BP. i CASH Complete raaje to suit everyone Showroom#: Ciemenceau Ave.. Joo Chlat Road. Tamaa Jurong. REDIFFISION REPAIRS ANT MAKE Of TV BETS. Kadi* phone Controlled Mainteaaarr Phone ***** t A KIM Slntapore Communal Aerial Sr«tema Ctoaed Cirnit TV Batkfroand423 words
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Advertisement270 1969-12-01 11 I TENDER SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC TENDER TENDERS are Invited from established Arms for the following 1. Tender For Transportation A 108 69. 2. Tender For The Supply Of Books To The Singapore Polytechnic Library And Other Department* Of The Polytechnic L 109 69. 3. Tender For The Supply Of Staff Uniforms270 words
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Miscellaneous1028 1969-12-01 11 ■BTr/jn fgj&AaL TV SINGAPURA (CHANNEL 5) P.M 300 Opening Anncts ir all Language* A Morning Btar: 320 Woman's World (Tamil*; 3 5o A Diary Of Event# In Singapore This Week (Tamil); 3.55 Itj Happening In Singapore iTamil» 'Repeat) 4.10 Scarlett Hill 'Proof Positive*; 5.00 Close; 600 Opening Anncts in all1,028 words
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Article, Illustration426 1969-12-01 12 School children must not only be provided with good leadership but must also be given ample opportunities to be good leaders themselves, the Minister for Social Affairs, Enche Othman Wok, said yesterday. Teachers therefore have an important role to play in this426 words
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Article58 1969-12-01 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The National Union of Teachers will hold its annual dele, gates* conference at the St. Paul's Secondary School. Seremban, from Dec. 4 to 6. The Union's General Secretary, Mr. John Gurusamy, today said the conference would discuss the Aziz Commission's recommendations and that its deliberations58 words
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Article116 1969-12-01 12 PENANO, Sun. Panama would explore ways and mean* of Increasing trade with Malaysia, it* Consul General here. Mr. Arnulfo Stanzlola said today. He said at present his country is looking Into the possibility of buying more "made In Malaysia" goods. Mr. Etanzlola said he would116 words
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Article18 1969-12-01 12 THERE were a total of 72 road accident* of which six were classified as serious on Saturday.18 words
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490 1969-12-01 12 Prof. Leonard Cohen, head of Nanyang University's Department of Industrial and Business Maiagement, yesterday strongly urged that Nantah be accorded a status equal with that of the University of Singapore. Nantah, he said, is one of the finest universities in the world internationally recognised for490 words
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281 1969-12-01 12 An 11-member group of the Organisation for Industrial, Spiritual and Cultural Advancement (OISCA) International, arrived here from Japan for a three-day visit to promote goodwill and friendship in Singapore and countries in Asia. The group, which arrived Saturday led by Mr. Masayoshl Tomolko. comprises agricultural281 words
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178 1969-12-01 12 A trial run to select the "Most Courteous Driver" was held at the Empress Place yesterday morning. The following are the winner* Motor-Cycle* and scooters: 1. Abdul Malik. 2 M«hd. Arsat. and 3. Rama Jayaram Stephen. Consolation: P>h*r«« fc'M-n. Tommy Fanf. Tay Pnh Seng. Kok178 words
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Article, Illustration198 1969-12-01 12 A team of Russian scientists told reporters at the airport yesterday that Singapore can expect more visits from Russian scientists. The team of 18 top Russian scientists, headed by Prof. D.I. Pantshava. Doctor of Moscow University said that during their two-day visit, they will discuss with University198 words
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Article87 1969-12-01 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Malaysian government Is to set up four more fishing centres at Kuantan, Lumut, Kuala Kedah. and Penang. the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Dato Hajl Ghazall bin Jawl. disclosed here today Foreign experts from four nations Japan, Belgium. France and Canada have completed their surveys87 words
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Article100 1969-12-01 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. V> 1-known Penans->v>rn ar': r t Yeo Hoe Koon will hold his sixth one-man show at the Galerl 11 In Jalan Plnang here on Tuesday. Yeo. who has exhibited his works several times In London and Paris, would display a total of 61 oil and100 words
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Article39 1969-12-01 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Four people were missing when a motor-boat carrying 10 passengers capsized In the Trengganu River this morning. Six of them were rescued. A police spokesman said today efforts to locate the missing would continue.39 words
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Article152 1969-12-01 12 SEVEN robbers held up four employees of a provision store in Brighton Crescant and escaped with cash $l5 and goods worth $448, yesterday. Mr. Heng Jwee, 40, a butcher with the Liang Heng Provision Store told the police that seven robbers, armed with two knives,152 words
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270 1969-12-01 12 THE Samaritans of Singapore open their emergency telephone service to people tempted to suicide or des- pair today. The emergence telephone number ***** will be manned round the clock by two telephone Samaritans For a start, it will not be possible to cover all languages270 words
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Miscellaneous117 1969-12-01 12 TOTO DRAW THE following numbers were rlrawn In yesterday'i Toto Draw> 19 3 4 20 46 The additional number drawn was 32. In the three-circle draw, the number? drawn were 23 4 27. Time Tide TODAY CVr 1 Sirgapore Town—--342 am. (7 3 ft) 8 '>s am (5 ft). 236117 words
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