Eastern Sun, 5 December 1969
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Title Section23 1969-12-05 1 EASTERN SUN SfNGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY TV Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1199 Friday* 5 December 1969. 'fe MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents23 words
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340 1969-12-05 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia and the Philippines today opened negotiations at official level at Wisma Putra here for the normalisation of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Mr. Romeo Busuego. the former Phlipoine envoy to Malaysia arrived here unannounced yesterday, described the one-and-a-half-hour meeting340 words
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239 1969-12-05 1 LONDON, Thurs. (Reuter) The Internanational Tin Council today halted the operation of the buffer stock which is used to regulate the morket price of the metal. The move came as tin prices herp snared above £1.630 per long ton. This is the239 words
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Article90 1969-12-05 1 KUALA LUMPCR Thurs The public meetine scheduled for Dec. 13 at the Dewan Tunku Abdul Rahman were to clarifv matters pertaining to citizenship under Article 30 and the Employment Permit Act has been postponed indefinitely. A government statement today said the postponement was due to "unforeseen circumstances."'90 words
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Article41 1969-12-05 1 STOCKHOLM. Thurs. (Reuter) The crew of two men of slx-seater private plane were killed today when it failed to take off at Stockholm's Bromma Airport, ploughed through a boundary fence, caught fire and then smashed Into an office building41 words
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Article, Illustration18 1969-12-05 1 HONG JEN. harmonica player NEO RIM THt'E Chinrsr physician18 words
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Article135 1969-12-05 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. (Reuter) Foreign Minister Adam Malik has said that Indonesia will confiscate any large sums of money which it finds were embezzled by Ratna Sari Dewi, the Japan born third wife of deposed President Sukarno. Mr MaUk was commenting last nieht on parliamentary demands for135 words
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Article40 1969-12-05 1 MOSCOW Thurs. (UPI) The Soviet Union vesterday launched another unmanned Satellite Cosmos 313. the new s agency Tass reoorVd Ta«s said the new sputnik carrving out space studies ar.d carried a radio transmitter and radio telemetrv system aboard.40 words
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236 1969-12-05 1 TEL AVIV, Thurs. (UPI) Isrocl announced its military commando raiders wiped out Arab guerrilla front-line base on Lebanon slopes of Mount Hermon Wednesday, killing an estimated two dozen guerrillas in the three-and-a-half-hour battle. A military spokesman said one Israeli lieutenant wa; killed,236 words
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158 1969-12-05 1 BANGKOK, Thurs. (liri) Thailand "cannot afford" to withdraw her troops from South Vietnam, even though the U.S. is gradually reducing its forces there, the commander of the Thai Force in Vietnam said today. Lt. Gen. Cha\eng Young- charoon told newsman. "We can't158 words
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Article81 1969-12-05 1 THE Government has slashed 20 per cent off the customs tariffs for all footwear, previously subjected to 40 per cent tax. The change take effect from today The 25 r« r cent tax 00 glass containers not exceeding 40 fluid ounces remain unchanged Further particulars81 words
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130 1969-12-05 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. (Reuter) Reports that 11 Malaysian branches of recently-na-tionalised Indian banks might oe asked to close down are untrue. parliament was told today Mr PC Sethi. Minister of State for Finance told questiorers that state-run foreign banks could carry or work in130 words
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476 1969-12-05 1 McNamara Also Sees CARACAS, Thurs. (UPI) World Bank President Robert McNomara was an eye-witness to the death plunge of an Air France Boeing 707 into the Caribbean just off the Venezuelan coast last night. McNamara. here on a brief i visit, was aboard a476 words
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Article62 1969-12-05 1 RANGOON Thurs (AFP) Forme r Burmese ambassador to Ceylon Sao Boor Waat yesterdav received a concurrent one and four-year sentences m conneetior. with the death of his wife Shirlev in Colombo on October 15 1967. He wa« sentenced by the Rangoon district magistrate to orv vejr for62 words
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Article43 1969-12-05 1 MO6COW. Thurs. <AFP» A Swedish and four American youths. f hree of them students, have been given heavy sentences by a Tashkent court for taking an unspecified quantity of hashish into the Soviet Union, the daily Socialist Industry reported today.43 words
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Article52 1969-12-05 1 HONG KONG Thurs (AFP) The Communbf "Voice of Malayan revolution" radio has begun its broadcasts, the New China News Agency reported today. NCNA sa:d that from now on the Communist Radio would waee with Its powerful, militant voice, a tlt-for-tat struggle against the reactionary propaganda and propagate Mao52 words
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Article60 1969-12-05 1 SAIGON. Tbur s ißeuter) American iets today bombed jrun positions in Cambodia for the aecond day running, a United State s militarv spokesman »ald The latest strikes in the Plain of Reeds were in defence of the Cai Cai special Camo miles west of Saigon60 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous23 1969-12-05 1 LADIES PAY i "I've always sort of felt sorry for Trixie the only one of the old crowd who never found a husband!"23 words
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78 1969-12-05 2 MR. and Mrs. Ang Poh Khiam after their marriage at the Paya Lebar Methodist Church. The bridegroom, the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Ang Oon Hue, who is the chairman of Nanyang Finance Limited, Nanyang Realty Pte. Limited, Comfort Industries Pte. Limited and Dah Yung Steel (S) Pte. Lmited.78 words
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92 1969-12-05 2 W.R.A.F. officer Flight Lieutenant Elaine Walker, who serves Supply Squadron at Changi one of three R.A.F. stations in Singapore was married at the station's Trinity Church to a pilot with No. 52 Squadron, Flight Lieutenant Richard Ward. Special guest at the wedding was Mrs. Pamela Mullin. the bridegroom's sister, who92 words
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Article294 1969-12-05 2 ORGANISED labour in developing Asian states should exceed its present primary role to function as purely bargaining institutions, in order to acquire a meaningful influence on social and political affairs, the Director of the National Trades Unions Congress Research Unit, Mr. C.V. Devan Nair, said294 words
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395 1969-12-05 2 SINGAPORE can rise to the challenge of keeping up with the ever-rising standard in technology and engineering skills provided two "Ifs" are met, said the Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye yesterday. If the quality of technical education and engineering education395 words
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Article108 1969-12-05 2 The South Vietnamese Minister of State. Dr. Phan Quang Dan- has criticised certain American politicians who described Filipinos fighting in Vietnam as mercenaries. Dr. Phan. who met newsmen at the airport vesterdav morning when he flew into the Republic for a four-<!ay goodwill visit, said that s-ich108 words
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Article97 1969-12-05 2 Police are trying to locate the relatives of an unidentified Chinese man found dead In a drain in front of 227 Jalan Besar at 12.30 a.m. on Wednesday. The deceased, about 45-year-old. 5' 5" In height, and of medium built, has dark complexion and a tattoo mark97 words
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Article75 1969-12-05 2 Motor-cyclist Ho Tian Lee. 35 was killed on the soot and his pillion rider was admitted in the General Hospital in a serious condition, when his machine collided into a stationary car alone Upper East Coast Road, yesterday. Police gave the name of the pillion rider as Madair.75 words
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Article, Illustration194 1969-12-05 2 The Gemini Chit Fund C orpuration Limited will evolve a strategy to do a good job by serving people of all walks of life. This was stated yesterday by Mr V. K 3. Narayanan Chairman of the Corporation, when he opened his firm's branch at Taman194 words
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Article, Illustration108 1969-12-05 2 Low over Singapore s waterfront flies a photo-recon-nal&sance Canberra of the 81 Squadron Royal Air Force, plotting out survey* map* of Singapore. The photo, taken from another Canberra, show* the City Hall. Padang. 8t An* drew'a Cathedral and the Cenotaph. Virtually all map* of Singapore108 words
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Article97 1969-12-05 2 TWO youths who were caught trying to dlMnantle a tape-recorder from a car parked along Bras Basah Road yesterday afternoon will b* charged In court today. Police «ave their ages as 18 and 14. Murlimulchand the complainant. of Mulchand A: Co at Bras Basah Road said97 words
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380 1969-12-05 2 TWO crew members of an R A.F. photo-reconnaissance Canberra who coo'ly nursed their disabled aircraft 400 miles back to base in Australia after an explosion had damaged the controls, have received awards for their gallant action. The Queen has approved the award of380 words
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Article81 1969-12-05 2 Payments for the 3-D (?100> nrues on the Singapore Sweep Draw held on De- -> will be paid from Dec 9 and the 4-D (5250 to $500) and o f her pnre s from Der. 11. Payments will be made at Singapore Pools <Pte) Limited 1-4.81 words
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Article44 1969-12-05 2 The Singapore Telecommunication Workers' Union will >e celebratirg Singapore's !50th Anniversary and its 14th Anniversary with a dinner a nd dance at tbe Ambassador Hotel on Sunday. The guest of honour will be the Minister for Communica- ons, Mr Vone Nvuk Lin44 words
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Article96 1969-12-05 2 More than 500 delegates from South-east Asian countries will attend a regional Bahal Youth Conference to be held at the Chinese YMCA from Dec 8 to Dec. 8 The regional conference which has been organised by the Singapore Bahais will hav«» a public talk on Dec96 words
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Article70 1969-12-05 2 Mr. Leuij Sewell has teen e.ected President of the Catholic Teachers' Movement a* <ts recent Hth Annual General Meeting. Other officials are Mr. James Tan. Vice-President Bernard S Mesenas. Hon. General Secretary. Miss Arrr Tan. Hon Assistant General Secretary. Miss Nellie Young, Hon Ger.erai Treasurer Mr Paul Yuerr.70 words
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373 1969-12-05 3 SAIGON, Thurs. (UPI) The rate of black market currency transactions is Ml an all-time high despite the so-called government crackdown on market operators, American economic sources said today. The sources also said that while illegal .currency transactions caused a373 words
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484 1969-12-05 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. (UPI) Capt. Ernest Medina, commander of the army company involved in the Song My slayings. was summond yesterday to testify before a Pentagon board formed to investigate the incident today. Medina is now at Fort Benning, Georgia, and has not484 words
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Article245 1969-12-05 3 SAIGON, Thurs. (Reuter) Colonel Nguyen Trong Luat, the Deputy Commander of the South Vietnamese Second Division based on Quang Ngai, said he had heard rumours of a massacre when he first arrived here last year. But he said yesterday he believed it was "an isolated245 words
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82 1969-12-05 3 WASHINGTON. Thur s (UPI and Reuter) Although lethal ca c e« are to be removed from Okinawa, riot control agents and herbicides wiU continue to be stored there, a Defen^ partment spokesman said yesthe toxic agents have been removed from Okinawa by next82 words
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146 1969-12-05 3 VIENTIANE. Thurs UTI> Prinif Minister Prince Souvanna Phouma yesterday reiterated his desire to retire as soon a-s a n mi-communist government can be formed in na-tion-wide elections "Hie 68 year old Premier said for the third time in two years thai146 words
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Article144 1969-12-05 3 SEOUL. Thurs (UPI) —Three American soldiers, who yesterday regained freedom after 108 days In a North Korean prison, left Seoul for home today for family reunions and further medical attention An Air Force CMI "Starllfter" ©lane departed from Kimpo Airport carrying Capt. David Crawford. Warrant Officer144 words
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240 1969-12-05 3 HONG KONG, Thurs. (UPI) The wife of ousted President Liu Shao Chi was slain in August in a plot masterminded by the wife of Communist Party Chairman Mao Tse Tung, the Sing Tao Jih Pao newspaper reported yesterday. The right-wing newspaper quoted a240 words
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401 1969-12-05 3 MANILA. Tburs. (UPI) The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI). a quiet but major participant in the war against hunger, has come up with two new improved versions of "miracle rice." The latest rice breeds named IR-20 and IR-22 are401 words
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Advertisement276 1969-12-05 3 The Seamailci Cosmic Calcndai-Day, waterprooi case, automatic movement, *iiii original bracelet in iiainle&s steel S22Q; in gold plate $345; in 18 ct gold 51^00. Omega's new Cosmic Calendar-Day tells you the time, the date and the day of the week automatically. Here is the total timepiece for today's business man.276 words
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231 1969-12-05 4 WARSAW. Thurs. (CPI) Polish scientists have developed "weather pills" to chase away the blues caused by the climate, the news agency PAP said yesterday. The new pills are being tried out on bus drivers in Cracow. southern Poland. They will go on sale231 words
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97 1969-12-05 4 JERUSALEM. Thurs (UPI) Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban attacked the justresumed big four Mid-East talks on Wednesday and called on the western bi£ three to show courage bv telling the Arabs to negotiate directly with Israel Eban told a news conference that past97 words
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Article113 1969-12-05 4 MILAN Thurs. (Reuter) Police s t ood at the ready to curb any violence during a massive "march of the silent 100.000" called for today through the centre of Milan by leaders of Italy's 1.300.000 militant metalworkers. But the Metalworkers Unions, while expecting a massive113 words
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Article82 1969-12-05 4 CAIRO. Thurs. (UPI) —President Gamai Abdel Nasser of Egypt yesterday sent his personal representative. Hassan Sabry El Kholy. or a nvo-na-tion mission connected with ar Arab summit scheduled for Pe<\ 20 at Rabat. El Kholy flew to Damascus and was to visit Iraq later He82 words
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Article115 1969-12-05 4 ROME. Thurs. (UPI) Ore long labour dispute ended officially yesterday but strikes by high school teachers, city rivil servants Sicilian bus drivers and some industrial workers caused widespread disruption. Thousands of students got the day off because of a 24hour 'eachers strike over grievances ranging from115 words
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Article100 1969-12-05 4 ROME. Thurs. (Reuter) A 44-year-old unmarried mother of nine children discovered a hitherto unknown Etruscan cemetery near Rome and sold valuable pots and other pieces from it to support her family, police said here. They said they found hundreds of important Etruscan pieces in the100 words
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Article90 1969-12-05 4 HOLLYWOOD. Thurs (UPI) —An apartment caretaker surrenderee :n La s Vegas. Nevada, on Wednesday in the kidnapping o? Cynthia Ann Blrdsong. 29. a member of the soul-singing group The Supreme*" Detective Capt Paul Gulllas said Charles Collier. 28. a caretaker at Miss Birdsonis Hollywood apartment building cal ed90 words
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41 1969-12-05 4 UPI PixUPI Pix - 41 words
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143 1969-12-05 4 LONDON, Thurs. (Router) Beatle John Lennon want* to play chriit in a musical to be staged at St Paul's Cathedral, if he can flt It Into his schedule. The spokesman for Apple Records said last night that Lennon was quite interested in143 words
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Article160 1969-12-05 4 ATHENS, Thurs. (UPI) The government Increased penalties for terrorists yesterday to Include the death penalty or life imprisonment for persons causing loss of life through explosions. A law dated Nov. 29 and published in yesterday official Gazette also called for U5510.000 flne3 m such cases.160 words
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Article80 1969-12-05 4 TOKYO. Thurs (UPI) In Tokyo, one out of every 23 Oklnawan employees of the U S forces are to be dismissed shortly in line with Washington's retrenchment policy, Japan's Kyndn news agency said today from Naha. capital of Okinawa A maximum of 2400 Okinawanj! working at American bases on80 words
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Article75 1969-12-05 4 NOTRE DAME DU LAC. Quebec, Thurs. <UPI) Recovery workers searched through the rubble of an old folks home Wednesday for the bodies of friend* and relatives who died In an "unbelievable flretrap." Police said the uncertain toll wa* 39 dead or missing and three seriously injured Efforts to75 words
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703 1969-12-05 4 BRUSSELS, Thurs. (UPI) Allied Defence Ministers have given the qreen light to use tactical nuclear weapons to ha.t a major conventional Communist attack against Western Europe, diplomatic sources said yesterday. They did so the sources said, at a meeting of703 words
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230 1969-12-05 4 HELSINKI. Thurs. (UPI) Next week will be decisive at the preliminary Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) between the United States and Russia, conference sources said yesterday. By then they, said the two sides should be able to see whether they have found sufficient common230 words
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171 1969-12-05 4 SALISBURY. Rhodesia. Thurs. (UPI) Premier lan Smith of Rhodesia announced yesterday the nation will become a Republic "|USt prior to a general election" in April of 1970 Smith, who declared the one time Brirtish colony independent in November. 1965, told a news conference that171 words
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Article51 1969-12-05 4 LONDON. Thurs (UPI) Dame Sybil Thorndike. the 87-year-old actress, was confined to bed Wednesday with a undisclosed illness. "I have been unwell. I think it is a case of delayed shock after my husband's death." she said. Dame Sybil's husband. Sir Lewis Casson, died at 93 last51 words
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578 1969-12-05 4 Ray F. Herndon - By Ray F. Herndon PARIS, Thurs. (UPI) Representatives of the world's most generous aid giving nations have agreed at a two-day meeting in Paris that more development aid must be channelled into Southeast Asia, the American delegate said yesterday. At578 words
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280 1969-12-05 4 WINTERTHUR. Switzerland. Thuri. (UPI> The jo:n* trial of an Israeli security agent and three Arab commandos In the fatal eueri'.la attack on an El A 1 Israel: aircraft here on Feb 18 showed signs yes'erday of turning into a political squabble The three Arab280 words
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Article95 1969-12-05 4 SAN JLAX, Puerto Rico, Tnurs. (LPI< International airport authorities disclosed on Wednesday that a Puerto R*can woman Save birth to a baoy glr] i a t e Tuesdav aboard an Eastern Airlines New York-to-San Juan flight The mother, identified as Mrs. Damasa Vega de Gonzalez. was95 words
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Article, Illustration270 1969-12-05 5 WEEKLY pictorial feature by the Eastern Sun based on the photographs taken by our cameramen at official functions, parties, exhibitions, shopping centres etc. The modern version of a f heongsam Is seen .here worn by Miss Rosalind Chow (left). Senior Accounts Executive. Of chlfon, the geometric270 words
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153 1969-12-05 5 PRETTY ladies at the NTUC Conference held recently. From left: Elaine Tan, Elizabeth Lim, Jenny, Peggy Lim and Mary Chan. Elaine in a batik blouse with the borders arranged horizontally and the open collar was a frilled edge. She wears a matching pair of trousers fitting at the hips and153 words
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Article261 1969-12-05 5 (UPI) A nationwide poll by CBS showed Tuesday night that President Nixon was gaining support for his policy of gradual withdrawal from Vietnam and that he had evoked a strong response from the "silent majority." Reporting on a random nationwide telephone survey of 1,154261 words
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Article140 1969-12-05 5 WASHINGTON, Thurs. (Reuter) Vice President Spiro Agnew yesterday accused young demonstrators of obeying the l 6 commandments of protest. Addressing a conference of State Governors here, he said the new commandments prevented debate on the issues and blocked communications between demonstrators and their elders. He outlined140 words
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Article264 1969-12-05 5 Agnew On Vietnam WASHINGTON, Thurs. (UPI) With President Nixon sitting nearby, Vice President Spiro T. Agnew said Wednesday the Nixon administration refuses to accept a "Peace Now, Pay Later," solution in Vietnam. "If Amenca were to cut and run we would be cutting the264 words
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Article225 1969-12-05 5 WASHINGTON, Thurs. (Reuter)—President Nixon is unlikely to announce a new U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam when he holds a nationally-televised press conference next Monday, the White House indicated today. The start of the half-hour press conference, to be carried live on television and radio, has been225 words
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Article80 1969-12-05 5 SAN FRANCISCO Thurs (UPI) Back Panther Leader David Hilliard was arrested on Wednesday and charged with threatening the life of President Nixon during an ar.tl-war moratorium rally Nov. 15. Hilliard. 27. was «eize>d by Secret Service agents m San Francisco. He was immediately arraigned before U.S80 words
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Article77 1969-12-05 5 SANTA MONICA, California Thurs (UPI) The wile of Groucho Marx was granted a divorce gjvH a one million US dollar oropertv settlement on Wednesday after she testified the comedian told her she "couldn't cook". "He said he was thmkm* of trading me in for a new cook and77 words
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Article75 1969-12-05 5 DETROIT Mich. Thurs <UPI> Robert F Williams, who helped lay the groundwork for the Black Power movement, has as the President of the Republic of New Africa (RNA) because of it* separatist philosophy "My immediate aims row are to concentrate on the immediate problems in America W-.lliams announced75 words
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Article191 1969-12-05 5 SPACE CENTRE. Houston. Thurs <UPI> The prime and backup crews of Americas next two moon landing missions talked Wednesday with Charles "Pete" Conrad and his fellow astronauts of Apollo 12 to plan "what we re going to do" on future space ventures. The astronauts191 words
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Article132 1969-12-05 5 WASHINGTON. Thurs (UPI) Senate Democratic Leade r Mike Mansfield endorsed on Wednesday a proposal that Congress pigeon-hole the Foreign Aid Bill a"d let present aid programme* along with less monev until next June. "I'm all for it** Mansfield said of the proposal by Senate Foreiqj132 words
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Article599 1969-12-05 5 LOS ANGELES, Thurt. (Reuter) Eighteen people died in a string of ritual killings carried out by the Hippie gang linked with the murder of actress Sharon Tate, a lawyer for the woman who helped police break the case said nere. 'The more they stabbed the better599 words
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Article152 1969-12-05 5 CHARLESTON. South Carolina. Thurs (UPI) Rep. L. Mendel Rivers. Democrat, South Carolina, charged on Wednesday that black prisoners In a Marine Corps prison at Camp Pendleton. California. had made "slaves" of white prisoners through a "Kangaroo Court." Rivers, chairman of tha House Armed Serfice<s Committee. sa:a152 words
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Article77 1969-12-05 5 WASHINGTON. Thurg. (UPI> President Nixon Wednesday appointed Astronaut Nell A Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, as Chairman of the Peace Corps National Advisory Council. Armstrong will succeed W. Thomas Johnson Jr.. a former aide to President Johnson, and will takeover as Chairman77 words
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Article885 1969-12-05 6 r a ll eyes are turned to Rangoon not because A there has been a major upheaval in the country but because the Fifth Seap Games start there tomorrow. Correspondents who have gone to the country to cover the event have had their quota of troubles not885 words
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Article, Illustration661 1969-12-05 6 ERIC ROBINS - Br ERIC ROBINS NAIROBI A strong, revitalised Government, with doughty President "M*ee" (Grand Old Man) Jomo Kenyatta still at the head, should take Kenya along the road to greater prosperity following tomorrow's General Election, the first since 'uhuru' six years ago. Kenyatta* Kenya African National661 words
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Article1397 1969-12-05 6 §lii ONCE again, the school holidays are here and the long-awaited nightmare has begun. Months of nervous anticipation for this moment when students would embark upon their normal extra-mural activities with zest vandalism, kidnapping of principals, molotov blitz, sit-in strikes and settling scores with blacklisted1,397 words
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Article37 1969-12-05 6 A wise old owl sat on an oak. The more he sat. the less he spoke; The less he spoke, the more he heard; Why aren't we like that wise old bird? E H. RICHARDS37 words
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413 1969-12-05 6 PETER TINGEY - By PETER TINGEY ADELAIDE, South Australia Discovery of a new blood typo by Red Crosa medical scientists in Australia has been greeted with keen interest and excitement by scientists overseas. The existence of the blood type, as yet un-named had been predicted by international413 words
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491 1969-12-05 6 KHADER NASSAR - By KHADER NASSAR BEIRUT. (Reuter) The current frontier dispute between Saudi Arabia and Southern Yemen it only one of a host of problems likely to confront Arab leaders when the fifth Arab summit meets in Rabat, Morocco, later this month. The summit was convened for491 words
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208 1969-12-05 6 JOSEPH FLEMING - By JOSEPH FLEMING BERLIN. Tuts. (UPI) West Berlin Meyor Klaus Schuetx told Berliners recently that this will be another sad Christmas with the wall again keeping families apart. He announced at a foreign press luncheon there no longer is any hope that the List208 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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362 1969-12-05 7 IN another quiet trading session, the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and SingafXJr®. a y failed to maintain the rather brighter tone of Wednesday. After some small buying following the opening bell, th e market especially the leading industrials fell to renewed profit-taking and short selling.362 words
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Article1043 1969-12-05 7 TJUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified:- INDUSTRIALS ACMA $2.12 »6>; Ben Co. $l6B <2' $167 (3) Borneo E d $172 (4>1,043 words
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Article56 1969-12-05 7 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore yesterday made the following changes In its rates to merchants < rates are quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency): SELLING T.T. or O D ready: Deutsche Marks $83.92<5; Ho.lTnd Guilders $85.7575; Swiss Franc? 571.8300: French Franc s 535.4425;56 words
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229 1969-12-05 7 LONDON. Thurs. fßeuter) The International Tin Council yesterday lifted export control on shipments of tin during the three months beginning January 1. The decision was announced In an Interim communique Issued on the second day of the council's session here. In addition to lifting229 words
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Article163 1969-12-05 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. fUPI) The bruised and battered Dow Jones industrial average sagged to It? .owest point In nearly three r ears yesterdav as the StTk Market's slide continued unahatej. The averatre which measures prire movements in 30 selected hish &rade comron stocks, broke telou- the163 words
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Article160 1969-12-05 7 SYDNEY, Thurs. (UPI) Thursday's closir* Sydney Stock Exchange selected shares. minings Acmex 2.60 Ass Mm 7.50 Barrier 1.00 Bh South 4.80 C Norse 5.85 C Gold 9.30 Cr a 20.30 Em per 1.40 Endur .51 Gt Boulder 4 70 Gt Nthn 49 Gt West .25 Hammersley 12160 words
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Article110 1969-12-05 7 LONDON. Thurs. (Reuter) The market was quietly Arm. The Prime Minister'* statement on the Improvement In the UK economy and the debt repayment* to the IMF and the BIS were seen as bullish factors. The continued downside movement on Wall Street caused some hesitancy. However, towards110 words
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Article330 1969-12-05 7 DECEMBER first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m., in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 64 cents per lb up three quarters of a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was steady quiet. Lack of follow-through in London coupled with the easier330 words
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Article39 1969-12-05 7 NEW YORK Thurs (UP!) —Dow Jones clo?lr.g averages on the New York Stock Excharge yesterday: 3n Industrials 20 Rails 180.44 15 Utilities 108.77 65 Stocks 263.06 40 bonds 69.40 Commodity futures index 141.88 up 0 1339 words
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Article, Illustration252 1969-12-05 7 THE total Cost Concept and Air Marketing, a new alternative In Physical Distribution. formed the basis for a Sales Seminar organised by SAS and THAI International for their cargo agents and own stall in Singapore recently. Thirteen top air cargo salesmen from six agencies participated In252 words
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Article100 1969-12-05 7 MANILA Thurs. (Re-iter) The Asian Development Bank today approved a loan equivalent to U*****,0()0 to the Republic of China for harbour development on the east coast of Taiwan. The bank announced that the loan, bearing annual interest at 6-7/8 per cent (including one per cent commission)100 words
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Article117 1969-12-05 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. fUPI)— GoM Drieec were mixed In somewhat steadier trading yesterday on markets here and nbroad. Lon ion dealers reported a slackenins in selling and a sma.l amount of consumer buying In London, cold rose 5 eer.ts at the morning fixing and117 words
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Article82 1969-12-05 7 NEW YORK Thurs (UPI) The Atlantic and Gulf-S:n-gapore. Malaya and Thailand shipping conference this week freight rates wl 1 be Increased generally bv 10 per cent effective March 15. 1970 Conference chairman JF. Nash said the same increase will be put Into effect March 1582 words
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Article62 1969-12-05 7 NEW YORK. Thurs 'UPD Rubber futures c'ose<i 25 to ~5 points higher yesterdav on th«» New York Commodity Exchange There were no «ale*. <Cl<*e> (Prev) January 23.508 23 on March 24 no 23 75 May 23.508 2300 Julv ***** 22.25 September 24.00 23.75 November 24.00 23 75 January62 words
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Article196 1969-12-05 7 THE Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for ships In port today, Frl. Dec. 5 DEPARTURES Godowns Vessel* 6 7 Star Altair 8 9 Thai N W. 2 Giang Seng 21/22 Hua Li 24 25 Nansei Maru 31 32 Wako Maru 38 39196 words
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Article651 1969-12-05 7 SINGAPORE Stock exchange *o|d and other price* officially listed at tbr clo«e of btulae**INDlb TRIALS ACMA Ben Co B MO 82 12 1-70 Borneo Hhd 172 Bou-tead 1 95 1.99 C. Plywood It C- >ugar fit rli Chemical Co. CCM Deb Cold Storage 2 34 Cjcle651 words
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79 1969-12-05 7 LONDON. Thur« rUPI) Rubber market closed uncertain yesterday with spot 245. 25$ buyers nominal. SETTLEMENT HOCSE Jan Teb. March 22-3/4. 22 7/8. Jan/Mareh 22-13f\«. 23 April/ Jun« 23. 23-1/8. July/Sept and Oct./ Dec. 231/16. 23-1/8 Jan /March 23. 23-1/8 April/June ard July/Sept 22-15/16. 23-1/8 Oct.79 words
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Article72 1969-12-05 7 HONG KONG. Thurs (UPI) —Monev Quotations today: HK 56 0775 oer US dollar HK $6.0775 per US dollar TT. HK $l4 5 per oound sterling. HK $286.25 ©er tael of rold 94 5 per rent fineness. HK $l6O 6 per 10,000 Japanese yen HK $***** per 100 Philippine72 words
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Article82 1969-12-05 7 THE BOOB prtM at the SlBKBpore Chline Profloe* EirhioM yesterday «re> HUM COCOBQt Oil (FOB-) Balk Seller «1M Coronnt OH (FOB.) Dram S3 50 Mixed Copra M-ftO mm Mnntok White Pepper (FOB.) 183 00 Sarawak White Pepper (FOR) 1M 50 Sarawak Special Blar» Pepper (FOB.) 06% NlW- lampong special82 words
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Article15 1969-12-05 7 The tin t>nce for yesterday was $705 00 per twcul. up $9 50.15 words
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Article423 1969-12-05 7 AAOam. 1 WOO am. I M UL 1 I liSSS: ARRIV 4L8: MM 0X0 K LDBpnr MBA 110 K.. Lampar MSA ltt K. t umpur MSA OAS Pen*"*. Ipah. K Lumpor. MSA 4SI Koctuni M»A 047 Knu Bfearo. 1 rttnuiaa. K Lumpur MM v>9 Ranrfca* MSA OU KotA423 words
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Article755 1969-12-05 8 Ele and; Walt Dulaney - Date-line By Ele and Walt Dulaney LONDON, Thys. Have you been to school lately? If not, and you went along now, you might be in for surprises. Teacher is still in charge of course, but these days many have a whole armoury of machines helping755 words
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1295 1969-12-05 8 Liz Sherry - Can You Do Your Children's Homework? By Liz Sherry fHERE are some mothers J- who are absolute crackers at algebra, so that when little Johnny wants assistance. not only can thev do the problem themselves, but thev can advise sensibly1,295 words
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Article167 1969-12-05 8 VIRGINIA. Thurs J!m Rosapepe of Arlington, Virginia. has spent considerable time during the last two years persistently needling the governments of Arlington County and the State of Virginia. Mr. Rosapepe regularly attends and speaks out at Important meetings in Arlington. A recent high school graduate,167 words
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Article, Illustration158 1969-12-05 8 and Susanne. both from Filton Comprehensive School in south-west England, recent! try out the positions of the pilot and second pilot in the cockpit of a Concorde under construction at the British Aircraft Corporation factory at Filton This was all part of a guided tour158 words
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752 1969-12-05 8 rtEAR ELE AND WALT: I have a girl friend who conies over every weekend. Her boyfriend e«H» her every half hour. They talk a long, long time my parents don't like it at all. What should I do? STUCK. Dear Stuck752 words
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Miscellaneous157 1969-12-05 8 1 What is a CAT-O'-NINE-TAILS 5 2. How many players are there in the following teams (a) Rugby Union; (b) Association Football; (c) Rugby League s 3. What name is given to the robe worn by Hindu women s 4. What is the name traditionally given by foreigners to the157 words
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Miscellaneous99 1969-12-05 8 AMY By Jack TippJt m 0 r > m m m GJ> IK K B m T "Daddy, I real J y need TWO pools. .one for my toys and one for me." DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and Alden McVWiams THIS IS MV BAG, DANNy/ STAV OUT OP IT99 words
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Article, Illustration591 1969-12-05 9 Florence de Santis - By Florence de Santis WALTER BIALO knows very well what he's doing with his Ventura Travel-ware luggage, but his reaction to being "fashion personality of the week" was on the order of "Who, me?" Mr. Bialo thinks of himself as a problem591 words
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Article226 1969-12-05 9 LOOK FOk MANY kinds of soft shirtdrea- es, olten in cotton knit, t e sleeves 'uller and moro deeply cuffed, the collars v tn scarves. PANTS suits turnlne away the caned Edwardian to shirt- acket softness. 7 rrered tunic tops muffled In fringed stoles. T A\I coats with226 words
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Article, Illustration77 1969-12-05 9 WE can't imagine why all those men are not looking at beautiful Lauren Hutton, a top New York fashion model turned actress, who stars in Paramount'* "Little Fauss and Big Halsy". Hundreds of actresses were interviewed over a four-month period but Lauren won the role of a77 words
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Article102 1969-12-05 9 LONDON, Thurs.—British men's wear designers are here with styles for next spring The sportswear look, in colours not usually associated with the conservative British, is a strong influence. Tweeds in sa'mon, coats in snakeskin, and unisex pants in suede are among the spring, 1970.102 words
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Article117 1969-12-05 9 NEW YOFK Thurv Despite cold weather, many evening shoes for the holidays are In sandal styles Sandals will also be a leading shoe style for next sprlna. according to designer* now preparing shoe collections. For all the upcoming sandaLs Found-the-Clock Hosiery is bringing out a new117 words
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Article68 1969-12-05 9 PARIS. Thurs The musical, 'Coee" starring Katharine Hepburn as Gabriel* Chanel, isn t beinc costumed by the designer Staav clothes aren't the same a* street «-ear. Oc:l Beaton !s lr.terpre 4 :ng Chanel for the stag* For Miss Henbum there will he six or seven of the famed68 words
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Article, Illustration524 1969-12-05 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers r\EAR ANN: My hus- band was promoted recently. The promotion means we will be moving to another c»ty. My husband asked me not to say anything until his company made the formal announcement As a true woman, I told my best524 words
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550 1969-12-05 9 Sheilah Graham - >/»«•<»/. intf /in- Mf/si h..., Sheilah Graham HOLLYWOOD. Thurv There have never been as many rumours and changes In the film ndustry a? we have today. Here arf farts and rumours all mixed up because one is Just about as credible as the550 words
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Article, Illustration261 1969-12-05 9 Mary Sue Miller - By Mary Sue Miller A Lovely writes: Soon after application my lipstick separates and looks like so many waxy puddles. With or without lipstick, my lips always feel dry and puckered Grooves ar« d^"* 1 loping along the Uplines. What can tne matter be? The Answer: The261 words
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232 1969-12-05 9 HOLLYWOOD Thurs. (UPD Joan Crawford is easily the most durable actress working today. She made her movie d*but In 1925 in "Pretty Ladles Now. almost 45 year* later, she has completed a sciencefiction thriller and Is preparing a guest star appearance In "The Virginian.''232 words
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Miscellaneous297 1969-12-05 9 IIiSHAW ORGANISATION I Phone ***** LAST 2 D\TS: Dit to fl m lengtn 8how» \«te T iDft 11 S.:» 9 08. School Chi'dren Coace»*:on $1 00 To Anv Seat at II am 2V- pm Show* Dan* Br.:r Mac Lan» MVEFT CH \RITT' "J\l Panail jri i Corn Lioß' Win U297 words
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Miscellaneous12 1969-12-05 9 Friday, December 5, 1969. OCT. I24*C AQUARIUS JAM. JO HI. II ,/T*(i12 words
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Miscellaneous225 1969-12-05 9 m 522T11 OUEON 2 1 1 1 6 J Today At 11. IM. «M M Foxa THE INDEFEATEr> John Wijil Rock Hu4s-n Pananiion Co'or by Deluxe TOMOWIOW MTDMGHT: MA*TEB SWORD" Mar.da.ria. Color. Scape B&g.uti ChiDM* Bjbt:* ee ORCHARD —***** 141* Day! 130. 4.W. 6• 15 pm Michael cam* Raf Vanone225 words
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Article148 1969-12-05 10 JIMMY LAD - By JIMMY LAD "YTESS LANE impressed in a 3f trial on a heavy track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. With Lester Piggott in the saddle the Irish gelding strode out fluently over 3f in He is a safe bet in the Stewards Cup (Race Six)148 words
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Article265 1969-12-05 10 LONDON, Thurs. Kara* has. the four-year-old horse which Lester Piggott rode to his second victory in the Washington International at Laurel Park in the United States of America recently, is entered for the Irish Sweeps Lincoln Handicap at Doncaster. in the North of England. on March265 words
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Article71 1969-12-05 10 The closing date for *he Big Walk on Dec. 21. organised by the Youth Club of Queenstow n Community Centre, has been extended to Dec. 10. There will be three sections. namelv seniors, juniors and the ladies open. Winners Qjf each section will receive attractive trophies71 words
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Article23 1969-12-05 10 MARSEILLES. Thurs. (Reuter) Czechoslovakia qualified for the World Soccer Cup finals ,in Mexico next year when "they beat Hungary 4 —l23 words
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Article211 1969-12-05 10 Ban On Sonny Richard Lifted sparkling workout when he went smartly over 3f in 39 Macondo was kept well in check by his rider over 3f in 42 1/5. Champion (Des Cullen) returned 42 4/5 for 3f while Supreme Grey (Piggott) looked a picture of fitness when he ran 3f211 words
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146 1969-12-05 10 NEW DELHI, Thurs. (Reuter) India's cricket selectors have retained the 11 men who beat Australia in the third Test in the twelve for the fourth Test in Calcutta beginning on Dec. 12. Punjab's ]eft-handed batsman Surlnder Amarnath. son of former India captain Lala146 words
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Article72 1969-12-05 10 Singapore Recreation Club trounced Royal Navy by seven goals to nil in a friendly hockey match at the BRC Padang yesterday SRC led 4-0 in the first half. Scorers: Farliegh Clark (3). Keith KUenman (2). Douglas Nonis and Yusof Kadir one each. In another friendly match, Singapore Armed72 words
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Article2959 1969-12-05 10 SATURDAY Race 1: CI. 5 Dlv. 2 9 P. —1.15 p.m. ($6,000) L 734 GlUof Gamllaag «y 900 B«e Bee Stable Heddlo Harbrtdge V 2 193 Golliwog Tt B 12 C-M-A- Stable Paul 3 3 178 Flerr FHgtat 6r 8 12 Hurry Stable Spencer 72,959 words
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Article104 1969-12-05 11 PRETORIA, BOuth Africa. Thurs (UPI) Minuter of Sport and Recreation Frank Waring, charged It was obvious US. Negro tennis player Arthur Ashe intended to come to south Africa to engage in political activity rather than play tennis Waring's statement yesterday followed a resolution passed by104 words
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Article, Illustration467 1969-12-05 11 RANGOON, Thurs. More than 900 of South-east Atia't finest athletes are expected to begin competing here over the weekend when the fifth South-east Asian Peninsula (SEAP) Games open in Aung San memorial stadium. The eight-day event begins on Saturday with athletes from Burma.UPI Pix - 467 words
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Article194 1969-12-05 11 Ca.«pery Wendell, with 50i 1 poi£tj and ***** plnfalls. are holding on to their lead in the Mixed League Bowling currently held at the Ocean Bowling, Second with 48 points and ***** plnfalls ar#> the Imps Apollo 111 are third with 42 points and ***** plnfalls194 words
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154 1969-12-05 11 BRISBANE, Thurs. (Reuter) Australian Davis Cup player Ray Ruffels scraped through to the men's singles semi-finals of the Queensland grass court tennis championships today by beating little known Australian Bob Giltinan. Ruffels. who is seeded number two for the tournament, was pushed to five154 words
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Advertisement497 1969-12-05 11 Classified Ads. Situotion Vacant WANTED urgently woman qualified teacher*/ graduates to teach Chemistry Physics, Mathematics. Chinese with translation in well-established, GovtAided Secondary School. Please apply to Box No. 1089 ES. Singapore. Where To Stay STRAND HOTEL Bencoolen Street. Town centre. Quiet, clean, reasonable rates Aircondttioned rooms, private bath, Bar/ Restaurant.497 words
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Advertisement459 1969-12-05 11 TENDERS P.WJD. SINGAPORE TFNDFRS are Invited from PW.D. Registered Contractors for the following work Construction of Shophousp* and Ancillary Works ai 1U m.s., Woodlands. Sing' ipore. All Building Contractors Closing Date: 18-12-69 ai 10.00 a.m. Full particular* may b< seen and obtained at th< office of the Senior Quantltj Surveyor.459 words
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Advertisement311 1969-12-05 11 EASTERN SUN 23-B, Cantonment- Rood, Singapore 2. Due to the expansion of our Company, we reauire the following personnel: CIRCULATION MANAGER Graduate from University of Singapore/ Nanyang University/Sinaapore Polytechnic Able to speak, read and write English ond Mandarin. A working knowledge of Malay is an advantage. Age between 25-30 CAPET311 words
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Miscellaneous1098 1969-12-05 11 TV and Rato td (CHANNEL 5) Em" 11 50 CI Oft P.M. 300 Opening Anncts; (CHANNEL fli 3 03 Morning Star; 3 30 Woman s World «E»; 400 Singapore This PM 100 Opening Annets Week (E'; 405 It's Happening ,6 03 Gilligan's Island "Teed Ir> Singapore «E>. 420 Scarlett The1,098 words
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556 1969-12-05 12 The Outraged Neo Kim Thye, a Chinese physician, and Yew Hong Jen, a wellknown harmonica player, were yesterday convicted and sentenced to six months' jail each by the Seventh Court Magistrate. Mr. George Sandosham, for outraging the modesty of556 words
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Article348 1969-12-05 12 A few hours before Lai Nyuk Fooru 16-year-old factory worker committed suicide, she was crying, the coroner's court heard yesterday. Her body wa s found lying on a grass verge, at the foot of a block of flats at Lorong 2, Toa Payoh at 2348 words
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Article132 1969-12-05 12 The Yayasan Rakyat (The People's Foundation) has announced that the Prophet Muhammad's Birthday Scholarship Fund Board had formally joined the Yayasan plav a greater role in the field of education for the benefit of the multi-racial society in the Republic. With this new member organisation. the132 words
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111 1969-12-05 12 A three-man delegation of the New Zealand Colombo Plan Aid Team arrived here yesterday to study how more aid can be given to Singapore in the Industrial and Engineering fields. The team, headed by Mr. Basil F. Bolt, an official of New Zealand External Affairs, was on its way back111 words
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496 1969-12-05 12 Suhaimi Bidin - By Suhaimi Bidin PROF. Leonard Cohen, who figured prominently in the recent "equal status controversy between Nantah and the University of Singapore last night proposed a formula called "Nanyang Simplex" as a new management plan to induce greater productivity among workers in the Kepublic. Professor496 words
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Article, Illustration367 1969-12-05 12 FOREIGN investors are "dumping" their money into Singapore because of the island-Republic's political stability and dynamic leadership, a Hong Kong-Taiwan industrialist said here ve>terday. He is Mr Chan Kee Hwa, Chairman of the Kian Seng Realty Limited, who was speaking at the piling ceremony367 words
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149 1969-12-05 12 A successful graduate of the recent Training Course for Window-Dressers, organised by the Singapore Tourist Association. Mr. Yong Yee Soon, of Metro (Pte.) Ltd., has won the $300 cash first prize as the best Window-Dresser in this year's Window Display Competition. His employer, Metro (Pte.) Ltd., adjudged as the overall149 words
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91 1969-12-05 12 Snmat Swaml Rar.ganathandaj: Maharaj. Vice-Presi-dent. Ramakrlshna Mission Institute of Culture, Calcutta, will arrive her e on Dec. 9 to give a series of spiritual talks He has been on extensive lecture tour of USA. South America. Australia. New Zealand. Fiji, Philippines and Japan and91 words
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Miscellaneous112 1969-12-05 12 TOTO DRAWS THE following numbers were drawn in yesterday's TOTO Draw: 14 2 25 11 24 The additional number drawn was: 15 In the three-circle draw, the numbers drawn «ere: 6 38 36 Time Tide TODAY SINGAPORE TOWN: 12.48 am. (3.9 f.)t 7.21 aJn. (7.9 ft). 1.50 o.m. (3.7 ft).112 words
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