Eastern Sun, 6 December 1969
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Title Section22 1969-12-06 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY TV Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1200 Saturday, 6 December 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents22 words
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259 1969-12-06 1 CAIRO, Fri. (AFP) The United Arab Republic yesterday began mediating officially in a bid to end' the conflict between Saudi Arabia and South Yemen, the authoritative Cairo Newspaper Al Ahram announced today. No details were given by Al Ahram on the diplomatic moves being259 words
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370 1969-12-06 1 THE Minister for Defence, Mr. Lim Kim San, yesterday said it is the government's objective to encourage and not suppress private enterprise as industrial progress in the Republic depends mostly on it. Mr. Lim was speaking at the opening ceremony of Diaward Equipment Private370 words
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Article112 1969-12-06 1 LONDON. Fri. <UPI> Princess Andrew of Greece, 35. died Friday in Buckingham Palace. She was Queen Elizabeth's mother-in-law. A Buckingham Palace spokesman said Alice of Battenberg. mother of the Duke of Edinburgh, died during the night. The Danish Princess was born deaf but was an accomplished112 words
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Article85 1969-12-06 1 ATHENS. Tri, rUPI) Two Israelis held m Syria after a TWA jetliner was from Rome to Damascus Aug 29 were released Fridav after I°2 days in custody and were flow n to At hers Thev are Dr Samuelof Jerusalem a Her brew University Medical School Soerialist85 words
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Article90 1969-12-06 1 SAIGON. Fri rß*uter> The National Liberation Front, oolitiral from of the Vlet'xjrg. tonight announced it will ob*er\> three-dav truce* at Christmas ar.d New Year The N.L.F. radio said the Christmas truce would begin from 1 am local (1700 GMl") on Dec 24 a n<l end at90 words
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254 1969-12-06 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The former Philippine Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. Romeo Busuego today held his second day of 'talks' with Malaysian officials at the Foreign Ministry here. Though Philippines is bent on normalising relations with Malaysia before the ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on Dec. 16254 words
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Article38 1969-12-06 1 MANILA Fri. (Reut e r) The Philippine, Commission on Volcanology today ordered the evacuation of six villages near tie simmering Taal volcano in Batangas province south of here, because the volcano was threatening to erupt violently.38 words
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Article, Illustration297 1969-12-06 1 PARIS. FTI. (Reuter) Outgoing Amerlran negotiator Henry Cabot Lodge, in his last statement at the Paris peace talks, yesterday suggested that Hanoi and the Vietcong were refusing to accept American proposals because they wanted to discredit the United States. Lodge, summing up the 10 months ofUPI Radiophoto. - 297 words
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254 1969-12-06 1 PULAU LANGKAWI, Fri. Tunku Abdul Rahman last night praised the people "for learning to forget the May disturbances" and assured them that the country will be forever safe if all octed rationally. The Prime Minister, who visited this island for the first time since254 words
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Article105 1969-12-06 1 LONDON. Frl. (UPI) A crowd of shouting Chinese surrounded Britain s Charge d'Affaires in Peking John Dcnson. and forced him to seek protection in a police station 10 days ago. a British Fore.gr ann Commonwealth office spokesman said Friday. "The incident was definitely spontaneous," he105 words
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Article164 1969-12-06 1 The International Executive j Service Corps (lESC) in Sin-1 gapore, which has scored some remarkable successes In contributing towards Singapore's economic development, has won the first Lane Bryant International Volunteer Award. On Monday, the American Ambassador here. Mr Charles Cross will present a plaque to Mr164 words
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Article60 1969-12-06 1 ADELAIDE. Fn (Reuter) Abortion has been legalised In South Australia following a mammoth sitting of State Parliament vesterdsy and last night in which the Abortion Bill see-sawed between the House of Assembly (Lower House) and Legislative Council (Uoper House). Approval of two doctors 1» required and60 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous14 1969-12-06 1 LADIES DAY > XT iI s "Oh no! Not Junior's Little League home run again!"14 words
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Article, Illustration525 1969-12-06 2 THE trade trends for the first nine months of this year have indicated that Singapore during this period succeeded in stepping up the export of her own manufactured products, reported the International Chamber of Commerce yesterday In the published Addendum to the Chairman's525 words
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Article116 1969-12-06 2 TWO cases of suicide were recorded in the Coroner's Court yesterday In the first case. Llew Wah alias Uu Lah. a back-lane barber and also an opium addict, committed suicide by slashing his throat with a razor. Liew's blood-smeared body was found lying in a lane behind116 words
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353 1969-12-06 2 A fitter who was shot in the back thought that someone had thrown a stone at him, the Second District Court was told yesterday. Wan Wing Wah. a fitter at the Vosper Thonycroft Unlteers Ltd.. was testifying at the trial of Ave youths353 words
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Article, Illustration109 1969-12-06 2 MR. Michael Khor. 35, has been promoted to the 6ost of Transmission and •lstrlbutlon Superintendent by the Public Utilities Board. Another engineer. Mr. Patrick Pang. 34. has been given the new post of Chief Planning and Design Engineer. As Transmission and Distribution Superintendent. Mr.109 words
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Article33 1969-12-06 2 Noorappa Dikkir Mohamed alias Abdul Rahun, 50 waa yesterday fired $45 when he Bleaded8 leaded guilty in the Ninth lagistrat* Court to a charge of possessing two copies of banned books.33 words
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Article232 1969-12-06 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A consortium of British consultants will undertake a $3.9 million regional master plan study of the Tanjong Penggerang and Johore Tengah region in Johore soon. The two-year study include a survey and evaluation of all natural resources in the two areas with232 words
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Article82 1969-12-06 2 A motorist Ho Tian I-** 35. Hied or arrival a* the Oereral Hospital following an accident in whjrh his car collided mto a stationary car narked along Upper Eaat Coast Road on Wednesday n»eht. Ho was driving alor* on tb* u-ar home at about midnight wh*n the accident82 words
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Article, Illustration292 1969-12-06 2 Mr. Allen V. Junkin (above). Far East Director of the Fort of New Orleans, it in Singapore on a special mission aimed at increasing trade between the Republic and America via the Fort of New Orleans. Over the pest few years, trade between the Ports292 words
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Article, Illustration174 1969-12-06 2 Mr. Leon-Soh Yew Leon, husband of prominent social worker Felice Leon-Soh, was buried yesterday. Ha died of a heart attack at 8.10 p.m. on Wednesday. The late Mr. Leon-Soh. who retired in 1967 after 20 year* employment with the R A.F waj a director and secretary174 words
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Article102 1969-12-06 2 Four youths, all armed with daggers, gained entry into a goldsmith shop in Shaik Madrasah Lane on the pretext of meeting the proprietor of the shop and later robbed the firm of Jewellery worth $lO,OOO on Thursday night. The youths, who went to the Hong Guan Goldsmith102 words
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Article176 1969-12-06 2 Fe*rol«um. Tobacco antj gtj_ gar (Excise» are some of the biggest revenue earners in Singapore from Jan. to Nov., this year. It was reported j*esterday. The total revenue collee* c d by the Customs and Excise on Petroleum for the first 11 months of thi* year totalled176 words
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Article117 1969-12-06 2 The Indian Chamber of Commerce will present a special collection of 246 books entitled "Discovering India" to the National Library. The presentation will be made by the Chamber President Mr. D. D. Sachdev to Enche shaarl bin Tadln. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture. Dec.117 words
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542 1969-12-06 3 ♦PINKVILLE MASSACRE' WASHINGTON, Fri. (Reuter) The commander of the American troops involved in the alleged 'My Lai massacre' spent six gruelling hours before an army board of inquiry here, and said he did not order any mass killing of South Vietnamese civilians nor witness542 words
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237 1969-12-06 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. < Reuter) Senator Charles Percy has asked the Defence Department to investigate allegations that atrocities were committed against South Vietnamese civilians by U.S. Marines reported to have been commanded by Major Charles Robb, former President Johnson's son-in-law. The senator's press secretary237 words
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331 1969-12-06 3 JAKARTA, Fri. (UPI Indonesian and American authorities yesterday said they are investigating reports that peasants in Central Sulawesi (The Celebes) have found the wreckage of a World War II American bomber and the remains of its crew. Reports reaching Jakarta from the Sulawesi331 words
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Article123 1969-12-06 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. (UPI)— Status of secret military agreements with both Spain and Thailand are expected to be clarified when a special Senate subcommittee completes its current investigation into the extent of US commitments abroad. Subcommittee sources said the agreements, which were negotiated by U.S. military123 words
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Article155 1969-12-06 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. (Reuten A Congressional study t>anel said todav armed crime is on the rampage in Washington with guns involved in neariv 53 per cert of all crimes in the first half of 1969 It recommended preventive detention of suspects for uo to 60 days and155 words
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656 1969-12-06 3 TUYEN BINH, South Vietnam, Fri. (Reuter) A South Vietnamese general has said his troops have captured a document claiming Cambodia has given freedom of action to North Vietnamese forces in one of its provinces. Brigadier-General Pham Van Phu, Commander656 words
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Article159 1969-12-06 3 SAIGON, Frl (Reuter) The United States Command claimed today that the North Vietnamese and Vietcong had started executing deserters Indications of this "more stmgent policy" towards deserters were given by recent defectors, the command said in a statement. One 17-year-old from the North Vietnamese Army's Third Division159 words
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Article48 1969-12-06 3 ANKARA. Fri. (Reuter) Strong drink If likely to cost more In Turkey soon to the dismay of Moslems who don't mind overlooking the Koran's ban on alchohol. The Moslems have a feast next Thursday to end a fast, but the prices could be up by then.48 words
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Advertisement191 1969-12-06 3 Congratulations m *■4 >» fci at m M Ml n -i Hir\ «*> -jm r r i M i I «4», T fc c r <* H 8 #> at >» TV N A ■v. 3 M 2 4; n I ~tt Li* Bawl $&1 "|V yu.;lm T M 7191 words
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482 1969-12-06 4 BRUSSELS, Fri. (Reuter) NATO foreign ministers in a special declaration today will make clear that the 15-nation alliance is ready for constructive east-west talks, on matters of substance, informed sources said. The declaration by the ministers, due to wind up a two-day meeting this482 words
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Article46 1969-12-06 4 STRASBOURG. Pran-e Frl. (Renter) Crime-busters from more than 20 countries have ended a four-day conference which examined problems ranging from juvenile deliquency to pornography About 100 of the delegates attended the closed conference, the seventh International Meeting of Heads of Criminological Research Institutes.46 words
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Article76 1969-12-06 4 ATHENS. Frl 'Reuter) Greece's army-backed government has denied that five people have died of torture In the country since It came to power. The figure was given In press reports of a survey by the European Commission on Human Rights at the weekend. In a76 words
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186 1969-12-06 4 BRUSSELS. Frl. (UPI) US. Secretary of State. Mr. William P Rogers told America's NATO Allies yesterday the Helsinki Strategic Arms Limitation Talk* with the Soviets have made a good s'art. But he warned the path ahead will be formidable. In h's firs'186 words
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Article140 1969-12-06 4 LON*DON. Fn. (Reuter) John Lenr.on the Reatle who once claimed the group was more popular than Jesus wili not be appearing as Jesus Chris* in a poo opera after allReports that the opera, starring Lennon, would be staged at London's St. Paul's Cathedral. incensed the140 words
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Article110 1969-12-06 4 CHICAGO, rn. (upi) Dick Gregory, comedian and civil rights activist, yesterday said he will travel next June to Singapore. Malaysia and possibly Tokyo to speak for the benefit, of the Malaysian Sociological Research Institute (MSRI). Gregory, a write-in US. presidential candidate last year who will make110 words
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Article182 1969-12-06 4 ROME. Frl (UPI) Italy's highest court ruled yesterday It is no crime for a wife to commit adultery or for band to keep a mistress. The ruling of the Constitutional Court overturned a fascistera penal code which held that wives could be convicted of182 words
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Article58 1969-12-06 4 BELGRADE Fn (Reuter) An earthquake early yesterday rocked the central Yugoslav town of Banja Luka which was nearly wiped out by two quakes In late October. Hundeds of people ran from their homes into deep snow when the morning quake shook Banla Luka. the Yugoslav newsagencv tanlug repprted here58 words
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Article, Illustration593 1969-12-06 4 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR Ann: I am engaged to be married I love my fiance deeply. The thought of carrying his name for the rest of my life and handicapping our children with it makes me terribly un happy His name sounds like a dirty593 words
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Article140 1969-12-06 4 WASHINGTON. Frl. <Reuter> president Nixon announced today that Judge Clement F Haynsworth will continue to aerve on the federal bench despite attacks on his integrity when the Benat© rejected him for the Supreme Court. The President said he recognised that the 57-year-old Judge might have140 words
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Article264 1969-12-06 4 LONDON, Fri. (UPI) Scotland Yard yesterday suspended from active duty four detectives, three of whom were alleged by a London newspaper to have accepted bribes from criminals. A Scotland Yard spokesman identified the four suspended officers as Det. Inspector Bernard J Robson, Det. Sgt. Gordon F264 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous18 1969-12-06 4 TODAY and YOU. Saturday, December 6. tf>69. i no I JULY 31 AUG. 11 76 Mod* 27 ▼r*18 words
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Miscellaneous246 1969-12-06 4 ORG AW I S A nO« wa CATHAY ***** Today At 1L ISO 4. «.M. IX p m "Ml SIDE OF THE MOISHUf" Teddy Ecclea. Theodore Blfcoi Fanaviiioa Technicolor I ODE ON ***** Today At 11. IM, 4. «V* 9 M Fo«» 'THE IVDEFEATED" Joha Wavae Rock H jnon PaoavUlaa246 words
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Article540 1969-12-06 5 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. (Reuter) A group of Islamic states today introduced before the U.N. Special Political Committee a draft resolution calling on the Security Council to act to relieve the plight of Palestine Arab Refugees. The resolution reaffirms "the inalienable right of the people of540 words
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Article59 1969-12-06 5 WASHINGTON. Fr.. CReutert A study of possible hellth hazards from biological washing powders the enzy-rr«-aetive detergents has h*n ordered bv the U.S. Federal Trade Commission The agencv said that from stidies made in the U.S and Britain, it appeared •workers in tones makirg such determents have had a variety59 words
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304 1969-12-06 5 CHICAGO, Frt. (UPI) A 15-minute gunfight erupted Thursday when State attorney's police entered a Black Panther stronghold to search for weapons. Two Black Panthers were killed and four wounded. The dead included Fred Hampton, about 22. Illinois Chairman of the Black Panther Party. Two304 words
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293 1969-12-06 5 NEW YORK, Fri. (Reuter) The New York Times suggested today that there was mounting evidence that *hina was seeking "to mend fences and improve relat- es" with other countries. In an editorial headed ?eklng Mends Some Fences." le newspaper said: The Soviet-Chinese talks -l Peking293 words
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56 1969-12-06 5 RUSSIAN leaders Thursday attended a full dress Kremlin funeral for Klementi Voroshilov, an old Bolshevik and former President of the Soviet Union, who died at the age of 88 on Wednesday. Seen at the funeral are (from left) Politburo member Mikhail Suslov, Premier Alexei Kosygin, President Nikolai Podgorny and PartyUPI Radiophoto - 56 words
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314 1969-12-06 5 LAS VEGAS. Nev. Fri. (Reuter) Marine corps Major Charles Robb, son-in-law of former President Johnson, said here today he had no personal knowledge of any atrocities committed by members of his company against civilians in South Vietnam. But he said be would ant be314 words
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Article76 1969-12-06 5 WASHINGTON Tr j (UPI) Senator Mark O Hatfield said Thursday '-hemica! weapon* stored in Okinawa shou'd he "destroved" rather than shipped to Oregon, the sta> he represent* in the Senate Hatfield sa;d the armv had been le?s than candid" m its statement* on the plan for shipping th*76 words
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352 1969-12-06 5 HONOLULU, Fri. (UPI) Fcrty-f-ot-high waves smashed into the Hawaiian islands Thursday, flooding highways and forcing hundreds from their homes. It was the third attack bv the high waves from a series of violent Pacific Ocean s torms packing unusually high surface winds The winds352 words
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Article209 1969-12-06 5 WASHINGTON* Fri (UPI» "Moshi Moshi" For those who do not know that is the standard replv In Japan when answering q telephone and means basically the same as "Hel o." These welcome word* for the Japanese visitor* who mav be a bit shakv in their command209 words
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Article68 1969-12-06 5 NAMA. Fn. (UPI> A cutback in US. defence st>®nding will put more than 2.000 workers on American bases nr the Ryukyus Islands out of jobs by the middle of next vear. it announced Thursday Col. Arthur J- Jacobsen. head of the Joint Service* Labour Committee. s aid the68 words
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Article87 1969-12-06 5 NEW YORK, rri (Reuter)— A Broadwav musical starring former world heavyweight boxing champion Cassius Cay Is to clo*e on Saturday after onlr a week of performances a spokesman for the producer said today. The show. Buck White.** 1« Clay"* first acting venture and Broadway's first Black87 words
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Article297 1969-12-06 5 LOS ANGELES, Fri. (Reuter) A 21-year-old girl who wot present at gory slayings will tomorrow give on eyewitness account of how film actress Sharon Tate died ot the hands of black-robed, knife-wielding cultist "execu- tioners." Susan Atkins of San Jese is to appear before the297 words
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Article256 1969-12-06 5 WASHINGTON, fri <UPI) Vice President Spiro T Agnew said Thursday he expect! to visl* Vietnam on his three week Far Eastern tour, which starts Dec. 2*5. But he is not certain of the timing of his joumev to the wa r zore. His advance men256 words
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Advertisement61 1969-12-06 5 Congra tu la tions and Best Wishes to Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. on the official opening of their Toa Payoh Branch today b y Datin Aw Cheng C from CHNG HENG TIU, CHNG HENG KHONG LIAN HUP CONSTRUCTION CO., (PTE) LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE SINCE 1953) 54-A SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD,61 words
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Article562 1969-12-06 6 MALAYSIA, somewhat strangely, is taking a hard line with the Philippines in the negotiations for resuming diplomatic ties. After handing a gratuitous Insult to former Filipino envoy Romeo Busuego, Malaysian officials condescended to receive him and listen to his proposal. Ostensibly what riles the powers-that-be In Kuala Lumpur562 words
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Article321 1969-12-06 6 r!E forthright announcement by Lt. Gen. Chaveng Young-charoon, Commander of the Thai forces in Vietnam, that Thai forces will not withdraw comes at a time when such a shot in the arm is very necessary for the South Vietnamese. While the United States is definitely committed321 words
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Article181 1969-12-06 6 KARACHI. (UPI) Prostitution is increasing in Paklitan despite a IMS government ban against it Sahib All Shah, a social worker who has been decorated for hi* work In rehabilitating prostitutes, says that clandestine brothels now are operating in some of Pakistan's most fashionable areas. Prostitution formerly was legal181 words
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Article, Illustration786 1969-12-06 6 One of Australia's national symbols a S rec vou everywhere is fast being wiped out from this face o ear exoloianother shameful episode accredited to Man s ail-too en er tation and selfishness. Australia's 12.000.000 people era becoming eonterned best-known marsupial, the kangaroo.AIS photo by W. Brindler); ANIB photo by J. Fitzpatrick) - 786 words
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690 1969-12-06 6 ALAN HARVEY - By ALAN HARVEY LONDON, Frl. (Reuter) Aggrieved school-teachers, tome 300,000 strong, •re swallowing their scruples and challenging government pay policy in the toughest strike action ever mounted by the teaching profession in England and Wales. They are reluctant, but determined. Their leaders claim690 words
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230 1969-12-06 6 JOSEPH MA - Bv JOSEPH MA HONG KONG. Fri. (UPI) Margaret Tu Chuan was found dead in the embrace of another dead woman Nov. 29. 1969. adding her name to a list of Hong Kong actresses who committed suicide in the past five years. The230 words
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601 1969-12-06 6 ALEXANDER SULLIVAN - By ALEXANDER SULLIVAN WASHINGTON, If public controversy is the price of conducting an open administration. President Nixon is quiet willing to pay. To a degree not seen in Washington in recent years, members of the President's official family most601 words
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Article294 1969-12-06 6 Miss Chen Li Jen - Let Icrs. Miss Chen Li Jen. Facilities Officer, Singapore Tourist Promotion Board This is in reply to your reader "Very Observant" whose letter on "Legalised prostitution" was published in your paper on 27th November, 1969. It Is agreed that social escorts who act as tourist gujdeg are294 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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Article, Illustration222 1969-12-06 7 A LEADING Bwedlsh industrialist Mr. A Westerberg. has arrived in the Republic to look into further Investment possibilities. Mr Westprberg. who U president of the multi-million dollar Sandvik Steelworks group of Sweden which employs 16 000 people and whose yearly turnover of business222 words
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366 1969-12-06 7 sinqaD^re' ru,#d the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Tradina JL os operators continued to be rather cautious dealers. Trading wa. quiet and somewhat scattered. du«tMfll« e »k 10V€ T e, I* s w r# narrow With the exception of selected in»«od vry routin. bu,in.„.366 words
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Article938 1969-12-06 7 T3USINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms JJ of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore T'Ann umb f r of har f'aded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified:- INDUSTRIALS A CM A $2.10 (1) $2.11 (9) Ben and Co. $165 (1)938 words
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Article65 1969-12-06 7 HONG KONG. Frl <UPI)_ Money Quotations today: HK*****5 per US. dollar. HK***** per US. dollar TT. HK$l4 5l per pound sterling HKS2BS 875 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness. HKJ160.3 per 10,000 Japanese Yen. HKSIII.O per 100 Philippine pesos buyers HKSII3 0 per 100 Philippine pesos65 words
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Article122 1969-12-06 7 LONDON". Frt (Reuter> The market moved lower. Small selling and some caution following the continued downswing on Wall Street .saw widespread lo&ses. An absence of buyers, however, accentuated the falls and to. wards f he close the FT index was off 6.0 at 381 9 After122 words
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Article136 1969-12-06 7 THE Association of Banks In yesterday made the following changes In Its rate.s to merchant.® (rnte« are quoted to the equivalent of 100 unit* ol foreign currency): SELLING T T. or O D r eady Deutsche Marks $34 4275; Holland Guilder* «8»v0475 Swiss Francs *72.0725; Brig.an Franks $6136 words
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Article237 1969-12-06 7 THE Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for ships in port today. Sat. Dec. 8 DEPARTURES Godowns 12 Bengloe Koshin Maru 6 7 Star Altalr 13/14 Benloyal 18 Thorsorient N.W. 1 Giang Lee 23 Perak 29 30 Yamayasu Maru 35 38 Colombo Maru237 words
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Article107 1969-12-06 7 NEW YORK. Fn <UPI> G<Vd pr:rr y vi>re mostly lower vestTday in moderate'* active trading on marker here and abroaa In slipped 5 cents at the mormng fix ng an additional 71 ri»nts tor a gecond fixing of *3525 per troy ounce. Tbc closing range wa,107 words
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Article298 1969-12-06 7 DECEMBER first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m., in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 63J cents per lb., down three quarters of a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was easier. The market opened on a steady note and renewed298 words
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Article14 1969-12-06 7 THE tin price for yesterday was $710.12$ per picul. up 55.12 J.14 words
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Article535 1969-12-06 7 HOLIDAY, Cutler. Bath Gr Co Pte Ltd. in its Rubber Market Review yesterday after a slight set-back at the start of the week the market went on to record a substantial rise amid more bullish factors and a change of sentiment. The range for current month535 words
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Article172 1969-12-06 7 SYDNEY. Fri <TPIi Fri days closing Sydney Stock Lx chan|( iclrrird shares:MINLNG Acmex 2.50 ASS Min 740 Austral Mia .52 Barrier 95 BH South «82 C Norsa SJ4 C Gold 930 CRA 20 *0 Emper J 25 Enaur 4.56 GM Kalf 100 GT Bould 480 GT Nthn172 words
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Article69 1969-12-06 7 NEW YORK. Frt (UPI) Rubber future* closed 100 point* lower to 100 points higher yesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange. There were no sales. Jan 24 50A 23 50 Mar. 24.50 A 24.00 May 24 50A 23.50 July 23 008 23 00 Sept. 23 008 24 0069 words
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Article718 1969-12-06 7 NINUAPOKG stock Kachanie •old and other price* officially lifted it the clow of hualne«v l.NUL &TR1AL8 B. 8. IACMA til 2-lt A, Co 1 fifi Borneo Bhd 1.71 i 1-74 CT Plj wood m C «iicar Chemical Co 1 61 1 1.62 CCM Deb ,tt5 *35718 words
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Article151 1969-12-06 7 NEW YORK. Frl. (UPI) Stock market averages finished mixed yesterday a* a result of a strong comeback late In the session. Trading was brisk. At the close, the Dow Jones Industrial average was up 3.17 at 796.53 after plunging through the 800 line on Wednesday. Of151 words
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Article87 1969-12-06 7 1HK noon Drier# at tb* Mnranor# Chinese Prodoce Kxchanca )f*(»rda; werev Selter Borer Coconut Oil 61 00 (F.O.B.) Bnlk Coconut OU «3 50 (FOB Drum MUetl Copra 3«..V> Muntok White Pepper 1S5 00 (FOB) Sarawak White Pepper 182 50 (FOB.) Sarawak <pecla| Bl»(t Pepper (FOB) »6* 13:. 00 M.87 words
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Article399 1969-12-06 7 ARRIVALS MM trik 1i. Luinpai too am MSA 1 IP k. Lumpur M.i* 829 f hi-out Prrib l» 3 a m H IS a rn M«t l?| k Lumpur IOXA am M*»A M» NMM, lpwfe. K. Lumpur, Malacca moo m 1 MAI IIMX1 tteofkni. lt-M p m. UAKlDA399 words
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Advertisement67 1969-12-06 7 TLunas TOURS THAVZL ACtSCT (PTE) LTV. Our office, with experience staff, is specially designed to deal with well-arranged handling of all Tour Travels. Be sure to avail yourself of the excellent service and enjoy our personalised service, too!! Come to where every item of your travels' Itinerary will be handled67 words
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CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. Toa Payoh Branch Official Opening Supplement
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Article, Illustration562 1969-12-06 8 TODAY marks an auspicious day in the history of Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. as reflected in the opening of yet another Branch the 30th Branch in the heart of the Toa Payoh Housing Complex. The opening ceremony will be officiated at 10.00 a.m. by562 words
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Article, Illustration425 1969-12-06 9 Dato Dr. Aw Cheng Chye - Statement By Dato Dr. Aw Cheng Chye Chairman Of Th• Board Of Director* Of Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. WE art very happy to be able to effect the Official Opening of our Toa Payoh Branch in this largest and most spectacular satellite town of425 words
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Article, Illustration503 1969-12-06 9 Dato Lee Chee Shan - Statement By Dato Lee Chee Shan Managing Diratfar Of Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. THE Opening of our Branch at Toa Payoh it another evidence of our determination to serve the "small man". We are most happy to be known as "The Small Man's Bank" true to503 words
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Article, Illustration1229 1969-12-06 10 DR. YAP PHENG GECK - By DR. YAP PHENG GECK CREDIT management is the very heart of a commercial bank', operation. In our local bonk, is a duel zt"': z£z fn U sA P JtV: files why he suggest, the formation of a Credit Bureau to serve Malaysian Banks. The Role1,229 words
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Article, Illustration171 1969-12-06 10 MRS. MARIA LIM YIN MUN. 34. is the Officer-in-CKarge of the Chung Khiaw Bank, Toa Payoh Branch. An Associate of the Corporation of Secretaries, Mrs. Lim started her working career as a clerk in 1953. A year later, she became Secretary to the export manager of a commercial firm171 words
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Article, Illustration85 1969-12-06 10 MADAM NG HAK EE, 55, a Bachelor of Commerce of the Nanyang University, Singapore is the Accountant of the Chung Khiaw Bank, Toa Payoh Branch. She joined the Chung Khiaw Bank Head Office as a Class Two Trainee Officer in 1960, during which year she was appointed as Sub-Account-ant85 words
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Article, Illustration80 1969-12-06 10 MR. YAP KAH SOO, 59, is the Chief Cashier of the Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd.'s Toa Payoh Branch. Mr. Yap, a Singapore Citizen, was educated at Amoy University, China. He joined the Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd., North Branch, as a Paying Cashier in 1950 and was promoted Chief80 words
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Advertisement31 1969-12-06 8 the opening of another Branch Fully Air-CandteSoned With Background Music AT TOA PAYOH SINGAPORE on 6th December, 1969, Saturday, at 10.00 a.m. by Datin Aw Cheng Chye CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD31 words
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Advertisement177 1969-12-06 9 Congra tula tions CHUNG KHIA W BANK LTD. on the opening of their Toa Payoh Branch O im m m Q B V J s I v ■K* Alj k Tt 'i A *au immmf BALA9HIN 9AI (Pat Kwa Tmn) Very effective for eougha, indigestion, seasickness. nausea, tiredness, stomachache. -(i177 words
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Advertisement41 1969-12-06 10 Congratulations Best Wishes to THY£ HONG Biscurrs TORCH f voiwrl SWEETS <*sjr THYE HONG BISCUIT CONFECTIONERY FACTORY LTD. Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd on Official Opening Toa Payoh Branch To-Day by Datin Aw THYE HONG BISCUIT CONFECTIONERY FACTORY SDN. BHD. SINGAPORE MALAYSIA41 words
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Advertisement38 1969-12-06 11 Our Heartiest Congratulations and Very Best Wishes to CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. on the Official Opening of their TOA PAYOH BRANCH To-Day by Datin Aw Cheng Chye Singapore Cosmos Shipping Co., Ltd. 110-A. Robinson Rd. S'pore-1. Tel: *****/*****/*****38 words
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SUN SPORT
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Article140 1969-12-06 12 LONDON, Fri (Reuter) More than 100 Members of Parliament have written to the M.C.C.—governing body of British cricket-—in protest against next year's proposed South African cricket team tour. In a letter sent yesterday to the M.C.C. Secretary, Mr Billy Griffith, the MPs said: "It140 words
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Article119 1969-12-06 12 KrantzckeShaw Final BRISBANE. Frl. (Reuter) Australian Karen KranUcke and Britain's Winnie Shaw yesterday won through to the final of the women's singles in the Queensland £rras s court tennis championships here. Miss Krantzcke beat her compatriot Kerrv Harris 9-7 4-6 6-2 in the semi-finals and Miss Shaw defeated Swedish girl119 words
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Article826 1969-12-06 12 Jimmy Lad - Extra Distante Suits Him To The Ground By Jimmy Lad "DANK on Foresight in Roce Five of Bukit Timoh today. This three-year-old finished a strong fourth to Kerakah over 6f on the first day. Out of the ground in the early stages of the race he made826 words
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Article244 1969-12-06 12 JIMMY LAO CISCO ZODIAC RACE 1: (9) L FLASH n (2 1 Golliwog 6 1 W. Commando 8 W. COMMANDO 2 Golliwog 4 Pride A Love (3) F. FLIGHT 2 Golliwog 9 Lightning Flash II RACE 2: 8 T. HUNTER 4 Space Master <11) Tee Up 1 FAIR CHANCE244 words
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267 1969-12-06 12 NEWMARKET. England. Fri. <UPI) Texas oil man Nelson Bunker Hunt yesterday paid 110.000 Guineas (U*****,200) for Irish two-year-old Decies at the Decern- ber horse sales. DECIES. by Pardal out of Reciprocate and the winner of Ireland's top two year old race the £4,000 National267 words
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Article113 1969-12-06 12 TOKYO. Frl. (Reuter) South Korean welterweight tltleholder Kyun* in Cho was stopped in the sth round of a scheduled 10-round boxing match here last night by Ryu Sorimachl of Japan. Cho. received a cut over his right eye in the fourth round, was counted out113 words
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Article25 1969-12-06 12 JOHANNESBURG Fri. (Reuter) Australia beat South Africa 2—l to win the second professional tenni. Test match between the two countries here la6t night.25 words
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Article181 1969-12-06 12 HONO KONG. FrL (Reuter) Malaysia pulled off a magnificent double on the second night of the fourth Asian bowling champlonshlpe here by carrying off both men's and women's team titles in a night of high drama. Allan Hool. the 26-year-old Malaysian anchor man. rattled up181 words
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Article149 1969-12-06 12 TEL AVIV. Frl. (Reuter) Star forward Gloria Spiegel will long remember his performance in Israel's 1-0 victory over Australia in the first-leg of their group 15 World Soccer Cup qualifying match at the Ramat Gan Stadium here yesterday. It was Spiegel's well-placed free-kick m the 19th minute149 words
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Article67 1969-12-06 12 LONDON, Fri. (Reuter) —Total prise money for flat racing in Britain in 1969 was £3,392,582 (U558,142,196) —a sharp increase on the previous year. The 1968 total was £2,782,894 (U556,678,945). The 1969 figures, published yesterday in the Jockey Club statistics for the season, show that racehorse owners67 words
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Article185 1969-12-06 12 TUDOR Pirat* showed improved form in a half mile workout on a heavy track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning Ridden by Lester Piggott Tudor Pirate and Noble Jones clapped on the pace at the half mile to clock 39 for the last 3f Tudor Pirate185 words
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Article81 1969-12-06 12 HOLLYWOOD Florida. Prl. (Reuter) Gay Brewer ghot seven-under-pa,- 65 yesterday to tfke the first round lead in the U*****,000 Diplomat golf tournament here. Brewer had **ven birdies, an eagle and a double bogey to take a two-stroke advantage ove r Tommy Aaron. R.H. Bikes81 words
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Article1328 1969-12-06 12 Race l: CI. 5 Dlv. 2 9 P.2.15 p-m. ($6,000) L 734 Gilang r.nmiiifl| 6r 900 Be. Be* Stabla Heddle Harbndga 2. 103 Golllwof 77 812 CMa Stable 1 118 4. 214 5. 008 Fiery Flight Pride and Lotf Star Free «y 812 47 806 5y *041,328 words
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Article, Illustration387 1969-12-06 13 SINGAPORE hot strongly recommended that lndonesia and the Philippines be invited to join the SEAP Gomes Federation. This was disclosed by the leader of the Singapore contingent to the Games at Rangoon, Mr. Chan Chee Seng, Senior Vice-President of the Singapore Olympic387 words
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470 1969-12-06 13 Francis Daniel - By Francis Daniel RANGOON, Fri. (Reuter) About- 1.000 athletes from six countries began their last minute training sessions yesterday in preparation tor the fifth Southeast Asia Pemnsu'a (SEAP) Games which start here on Saturday banners and buntings strung over streets added to the470 words
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Article278 1969-12-06 13 LONDON, rrl. (Reuter) Ten non-League sides. Including three amateurs, are among the 40 clubs who contest the second round of the English Football Association Cup tomorrow. Incentives are high the prize for victory being possible money spinning tie against one of the glamour •ides when278 words
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Advertisement505 1969-12-06 13 CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS Sales Service Television Redio REDIFFCSION TELEVISION RENTALS HP CASH Complete range to ault everyone Showroom*: Clemencaeu A»e.. Joo Chlat Road. Ttmea Juroag BtoirrrsioM repair* ant MAKE or TV RETR. Ridlephon* Controlled Maintenance Phone MML't A tJ*M Singapore Communal Aerial gyateou Oloaed Clrcatt TV Baekgreond Maale Installation Phoae MRU.505 words
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Advertisement496 1969-12-06 13 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS &ATONU PKk>HY T£KIA> I'HIW'H Worshipping IB baa Chutn (llrli' srhoo Kveritt Koad. 830 am. 81 446 a m W ST. HILDA'S HI R< n < Anglican) 90Dd».n 700 am Holly Coinmunion 800 m. Sung Eucbanat 846 am— Junior Churcb 800 p w Evening Service CfcHAN<jOO> CHLMCH OF CHKIS'I496 words
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Advertisement465 1969-12-06 13 RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS HINOHttA Mfcl HOLM ST I HI KI M 'J, Eitcbeaer Ko«a siagspora. a •00 a.m. Worship Pervloe i Msnrtar. n) 1100 a-m. Worship Servloe Worship Ser Bun a f (Blnchws) PKNTSCOMIAL KVMGKUCAI < HI Kl U L into r»en<iadok iOB Hi miles). !*enit>a*ai»g lid. Klniiporc. 87 Saturday ISO465 words
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Advertisement602 1969-12-06 13 RELIGIOCB ANNOUNCEMENTS (SLIM CHURCH iAiwmbl) of God) tiniriiitir lentr* 1079 Sargnguon Road, 8 pore 11 (AH MTTIOM tn Engiiah) luw tf lSam. Sunday School 10 30 a m. Morning Worahlt 00 D OR. Evangel WM Saturday 6 00 pm. Chrtatg Bunday School Uommi Worahlp lulw Evangeilatlc Mr Chr.at a Ambaaaaflora602 words
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Page 13 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous943 1969-12-06 13 (CHANNEL 51 PM. 1 00 Opening Anne's. 1 03 Sr»Ce Kidettes; 1 25 Gentle Ben; 1 50 Star Soccer "Derbv County vs Manchester United 240 Inba Neram, 330 ABC Documentary "Nurse* Crisis Ir Medicine" 420 What's My Lne 445 Phantaman; 5.10 Survival In The Sea "The Life Cyde"; 5 35943 words
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Obituary86 1969-12-06 13 DEATH Mrs. Yap Kok Hu (nee Tang So Hun), wife of Rev Yap Kok Hu (the Moderator of The Presbyterian Church in Singapore and Malaysia), 78, passed away on 5 12 69 at 2 22 a m. The 2nd Memorial Service will be held at Glory Church, m.s. Upper Bukit86 words
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Article, Illustration491 1969-12-06 14 Ho Klan Min, 62, was yesterday sentenced by the First District Court Judge, Mr. D. C. D'Cotta, to two years' jail and fined $5,000 after he pleaded guilty to a charge of using a forged Singapore citisen identity card in order to obtain a491 words
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Article246 1969-12-06 14 AN Aquarium Fish Export Department is to be set up in Singapore to facilitate the aquarium ftsh industry which has become an important ex-port-orientated industry naming considerable foreign exchange for the Republic. Announcing this in a press release yesterday, the Primary Production Department said it246 words
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Article55 1969-12-06 14 A 55-year-old oedestrian Plramaya Natesa Veialar. 55. of Upper Dickson Road was killed when she was hit bv a motor lorry a t Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim. Jurong. yesterday Valalar an emplovee with the Singapore Telephone Board There were a total of 62 road accidents of which eight were55 words
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Article52 1969-12-06 14 TWO pork sellers who were gamblingwith pork as stakes were fined $25 each yesterday. Lim Tong Tiong, 51, and Toh Boon Khoon, 39, pleaded guilty to gambling in public in the ninth Magistrate Court. The pieces of pork, four katies, worth 56 were ordered given to52 words
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281 1969-12-06 14 A punter has won the first prize of $lOO,OOO in Thursday's Toto Draw the first in the series of 10 Christmas and New Year Special Draws. He bought his lucky coupon number *****54 from the General Post Office Toto agency. The second prize of281 words
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Article, Illustration238 1969-12-06 14 THE Director OF MANPOWER, Cot Robert lAU yesterday called on newly graduated officers and NCOs of the Singapore Armed Forces to develop new oncepts and doctrine* and be always conscious faithful to them. He was at the passin? out parade of the third batch238 words
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Article, Illustration352 1969-12-06 14 Sexy Yoko Kono has a problem a failure to communicate with Singaporeans. She doe# not speak Enqlish except tor words like "Yes, No, Thank You" and as for Chinese dialects, she is a complete loss. However, what she lacks in the linguistic department,352 words
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808 1969-12-06 14 The Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. has given an unqualified assurance to the International Chamber of Commerce that competition in the commercial field between wholly-owned and partly owned government agencies and the private sector would be fair and that there would be no808 words
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320 1969-12-06 14 A five-man mission from the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited, yesterday demonstrated $4.5 million worth of equipment which is likely to be used at the Singapore Airport when the huge Jumbo Jets land here. Leader of the fire-man ream, Mr. Toyotaro Sumida. G. S. E.320 words
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Article, Illustration161 1969-12-06 14 An eizV-member student delegation from the Interact Club of the National Junior College leaves here by train tomorrow for a goodwill tour of Thailand. The team comprises Pe*er Koh. leader, Cheong Yau Cheong. Charles Ng. Gera'd Tay. Stephanies Koh. Yvonne Wong. Yang Kwai Chern and161 words
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Page 14 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous197 1969-12-06 14 TIME TIDE TODAY Singapore Town: 152 am •4 1 ft.): 802 am <8 4 ft 2 38 pm. (2 8 ft 9 06 p.m (7 8 ft) Naval Dockvard 151 am (5 ft 809 am. <9 8 ft 219 pm (3-5 ft.); 906 p.m (9 5 ft). TOMORROW Stneatwre Town:197 words
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