Eastern Sun, 17 December 1969
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Title Section22 1969-12-17 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1210 Wednesday, 17 December 1969. MC (P) 0737 Price 15 cents22 words
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968 1969-12-17 1 Raja At Tanah Rata TAN AH RATA, Tues. The prospects for Asean would be better if its projects and policies were designed not with a view to impress the world, but directed single-mindedly towards solving pressing problems of social and economic development, Singapore's968 words
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Article74 1969-12-17 1 MINNEAPOLIS. Minnesota. Tues. »UPI) Doctors at the University of Minnesota disclosed Monday that they have taken six parts from the bodv of a 30-year-old housewife for transplant Into four other patients. The woman was the first to have her organs taken under a H69 Minnesota74 words
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Article89 1969-12-17 1 NEW DELHI. Tues. (Reuter) Land locked Nepal ha* asked the United Nations Deve lopment Programme to study the prospect of allowing foreicn shipping cotnnanie* to operate under the Nepalese the Press Trust of India reported from Katmandu today The affenry said the Hi mala van Kingdom took this89 words
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Article102 1969-12-17 1 TAN AH FATA. Tues Indonesia's President Suharto said today Asean has planted the seed of co-operation among the member nations. The President said in his message to th*» Asean Foreien Ministers meeting opened here today "Asean members should continuously discuss so that we can have a strong association102 words
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Article87 1969-12-17 1 PANAMA ClTi* Tue= (UPI> —Sporadic e'jnfire sounded tocav m Panama citv shortly Br:g Gen Omar Torrijos returned to the country in to the colonels who ousted him in a coup. Christmas shoppers deserted the downtown area Torrijos' only position was head of the National Guard which87 words
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460 1969-12-17 1 TUNKUS 'HATTRICK 9 TANAH RATA, Tuei. Malaysia and the Philippines have resumed diplomatic relations, the Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman announced here today, The agreement to normalise relations between the two countries was reached at a meeting here last night between the Tunku and460 words
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401 1969-12-17 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Maloysion Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Raxak, today warned Asean nations from being manipulated and urged them to formulate a realistic programme or be threatened dangerously. Tun Rasak gave the warning at the opening of the Asean ministerial meeting here401 words
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Article123 1969-12-17 1 LIVERPOOL. England T J (UPI) —If vou are an extrovert over 30 years of age. chances are you seep longer than your introverted friend*, according to a Liverpool University researchttern» rn The same survey indicated women tend to wake up more often than men. particularly during123 words
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Article57 1969-12-17 1 BANGKOK. TU*» (UPI> Thailand ha* completed the fir»t step in a P»an to equip it* border* with a surface-to-air anti-aircraft mijsiie »y«tem. Maj. Gen Aram Manakongka said toda v Aram said the United State* has already agreed to provide Thailand with Hawk anti-air-I rraft m-sjiip, i n57 words
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Article44 1969-12-17 1 LONDON. Tues. ißeuter) Hospitals in London and Southeast England today barred all patients except those needing immediate treatment in a move to cope with Britain's Influenza outbreak. But the outbreak has not yet reached epidemic proportions, said a Ministry of Health spokesman.44 words
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274 1969-12-17 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. An airline known as Malaysia Air Services (MAS) with a capital of $lO million, 50 percent of which will come from Bumiputras will be set up in the near future. This first airline to be set up in this country is274 words
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Article45 1969-12-17 1 SAIOON. Tues. <Reuten President Nguyen Van Tiieu said today President Nixon s announcement that 50 r Oo mort American# ar* to be withdrawn in the next fou r months wu in keeping with Bouth Vietnam policy of gradually taking over the war burden.45 words
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Article69 1969-12-17 1 TANAH RATA, Tues. The third Asean Ministerial Conference here today elected the Deputy Prime Minister and Director of Operations, Tun Abdul Rasak as it* Chairman. The Philippine Foreign Secretary. Mr. Carlos Romulo, was elected vice-chairman. The nomination of Tun Rasak, the leader of the Malaysian69 words
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78 1969-12-17 2 CATHAY film stars Sandra Chang and Wendy Chin yesterday made a surprise visit to the Eastern Sun at 23B Cantonment Road. The two girls arrived from Hong Kong last Sunday. They will make personal appearances at the fund-raising premiere of the Cathay production "From the Highway" organised by the Singapore78 words
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Article, Illustration273 1969-12-17 2 The Royal Air Force. Seletar, will issue a special cover stamp next year in conjunction with its 40th anniversary celebrations as a RAF statin, on Jan. 1, 1970. The special cover bearing the Station crest and a threecolour design with panel background of pale273 words
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Article, Illustration148 1969-12-17 2 Mr*. K. Kim, President of the Christmas Charities for Children, yesterday presented Grade One certificates for flower arrangements to some of Singapore's prominent women who had taken the course. After the presentation of the certificates, she gave a demonstration and exhibition of flower arrangements, at148 words
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287 1969-12-17 2 FATAL CHANGE OF MIND A 17-year-old girl who paid a courtesy call on her prospective mother-in-law was stabbed twice by her fiance's brother which resulted in her death, a Court was told yesterday. This was what the DPP.. Mr. P. O. Ram. prosecuting, told287 words
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137 1969-12-17 2 A vaccine developed in Belgium which give* nearly 100 per rent immunity against German Measles or '"Rubella" uill be available for use in Singapore b\ the end of this month. Rubel:a is known to cause birth defects in children such as deafness and blindness The137 words
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Article, Illustration157 1969-12-17 2 GUIDE Mistress Peggy Chan of Central Division is probably the luckiest "birdie" to be invited by Australia to attend the seven-week Southern Cross 'Camp which is held in Melbourne, Australia, this year. Peggy who was extremely shy to disclose her age and occupation said that earlier157 words
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303 1969-12-17 2 A man who went to a Tern pie to pray saw two persons rolling on the ground while two others were beating one of them, the Fifth District Court Judge. Syed Alwee Bin Ahmad Alsree, was told yesterday. Bachan Singh was testifying303 words
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371 1969-12-17 3 World Premiere Of Latest 007 Film Tomorrow: LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) The new James Bond (Australian actor George Lazenby) blazes into action here this week with London's critics gunning him down. They like the new 007 thriller, "On Her Majesty's Secret Service", which has371 words
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307 1969-12-17 3 SAIGON. Tues. (Reuter) Vietcong terrorists today blew up the office of South Vietnam's biggest circulation newspaper, the influential anti-Communist 'Chinh Luan' (Right Opinion), seriously wounding three printers and a police guard. Racing past on three mo-tor-cycles. the terrorists struck at 6.15 am. shortly307 words
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417 1969-12-17 3 SYDNEY, Tues. (Reuter and UPI) Some Australian soldiers stationed in Vietnam would be withdrawn when Nixon announces his next series of American withdrawals after next April 15. Gorton made the announcement when commenting on President Nixon's announcement of further417 words
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541 1969-12-17 3 SAIGON. Tues. (UPI, and Reuter) Detail* of President Nixon's 50.000-man "third phase" troop withdrawal listing the major units involved probably will be announced in about two weeks, informed military sources said today. Nixon did not list the major units scheduled for541 words
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Article130 1969-12-17 3 SAIGON. Tues (Reuter» The main fire station at the US. Army's Long Binh camp started out six months ago with three rabbits to keep the lawn closely cropped. But rabbits being rabbits, no one was surprised when the rabbit population quickly rose to 40. Then came130 words
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Article401 1969-12-17 3 BANGKOK, Tues, (Reuter) Nationalist China Hat agreed to co-operate with Thailand in disarming Kuomintang irregular troops who have lived in the remote wilderness of North Thailand since crossing from the China Mainland nearly 20 years ago. Under an agreement worked out here recently in talks between401 words
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Article51 1969-12-17 3 BOMBAY Tues (Reuterl Seven-year old school bov Bha_ rat Kumar Gohil went to buy a school textbook, found it wag out of stock and bought a onerupee (one shilling sterling) lottery ticket instead Today he collected the first prize of 250.000 rupees (14.000 sterling) in Maharashtra State51 words
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Article49 1969-12-17 3 LONDON. Tues CReuter)— Queen E'izabeth has rented a colour television set a royal palace spokesman said here She is now deciding the spokesman added, whether to take advantage of the rental firm's free offer of a black and white s^t —for the bedroom49 words
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Advertisement79 1969-12-17 3 ToEu e r 1 M via Colombo or Calcutta Every day from Singapore a mighty Qantas V-Jet takes off for Europe —to Athens, or Rome, Vienna, Frankfurt or Amsterdam. Or to Colombo on Saturday at 6:45 p.m. or Calcutta on Sunday at 6:45 p.m., Monday at 9:15 p.m. and Wednesday79 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous8 1969-12-17 3 TODAY a Wednesday. December 17,1969. SO h SftfMS8 words
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297 1969-12-17 4 JERUSALEM, Tues. (Reuter) Prime Minister Mrs. Golda Meir presented her new 24-member cabinet to the Knesset (Parliament) today and reaffirmed Israel's stand that only direct talks between the countries concerned could bring lasting peace to the Middle East. Rejecting current talks by the Big Four297 words
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Article75 1969-12-17 4 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) The government tonight successfully defended In the House of Commons its tactics and timing in seeking an early end of hanging In Britain. An opposition censure move was defeated by 303 votes to 241. a government majority of 62 Conservative MPs had accused ministers of Indecent75 words
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Article66 1969-12-17 4 LONDONDERRY. Tues < UPI) —Prosecution witnesses said Monday that B*madet> Devlin urged Roman Catholics to attack oolice in Londonderry last August with shouts of "What kind of Irishmen are you"'" and promises she would get firebombs. Mi<s Devlir '•heerd and jeered at opening of her tria\ She ©leaded66 words
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158 1969-12-17 4 WASHINGTON. Tue* <Renter) the U.S. Senate today voted to bar funds for the Introduction of American ground combat troops In Laos or Thailand. The amendment to the Defence Department Appropriations Bill wax approved by 73 votes to 17 after three-hour secret158 words
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Article69 1969-12-17 4 MOSCOW. Tues (UPI) The Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party yesterdav approved the new budge* the National Erwiom.c for 1970. and th* leadership's home and foreign policies The news agencv T,SS *ald the Central Committee, meeting on the eve of the Supreme Soviet (Parliament) session, approved a69 words
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Article30 1969-12-17 4 ADDIS ABABA. Tues (Pouter) Ethiopia alleged tonight that the two would-be hijackers killed by security guards in mid-air over the Mediterranean late Friday were Syrians travelling on forged passports.30 words
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Article, Illustration610 1969-12-17 4 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR Ann: Our 19-year-old daughter is in her sixth month of pregnancy. Her husband is in Vietnam He will be going to Hawaii in seven weeks for his R. and R. Vanessa is very eager to join him Both her father610 words
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143 1969-12-17 4 PRETORIA. Tues. (UPI) Two female State witnesses in South Africa's latest political trial were sent to prison yesterday for refusing lo give evi_ dence. Judge Simon Bekker sentenced the women to imprisonment until Teh. 18 next year and warned them they could be imprisoned143 words
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Article180 1969-12-17 4 TEL AVIV. Tut* (Reuter) A wound*"*! Israeli pilot waa beaten with a rubber truncheon and his fractured heel was stepped on during Interrogation by his Egyptian captnrs, Israel said yesterday. A Government s f *t«rrent »aid the was one of several charge* of violate of180 words
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Article276 1969-12-17 4 BRUSSELS. Tues, (Reuter) —'Foreign. Finance and Agriculture ministers of the six European Common Market countries today began week-long talks aimed at reaching a definitive agreement by Jan. 1 on financing the community's farm policy. But they made little progress and many observers expect that the276 words
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Article76 1969-12-17 4 FARNHAM. tngland. Tues (UPI) Mrs. Mora Tilley, a 65-year-old grandmother, built a trap to catch a poodle running through her garden. She caught a blackbird. Then a cat. Then a neighbour's dog. And when she checked to find what was going wrong, she trapped herself. Mrs. TlUey76 words
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Article114 1969-12-17 4 MOSCOW. Tues (UPI) The power of the Pentagon is waning m Washington for the first time s.nre World War II ar.d conditions are favourable for Sovle'-Amen-can arms control talks, the Soviet governmen* newspaper Izvestia said last night. In an unusually optimistic commentary on So'-'iet-Ame-rican re114 words
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Miscellaneous247 1969-12-17 4 «b SHAW I BATION L I D O Pnone ***** LAST DAT! »jb.. I S#. AM. P.™u! Brynner "THE FILE OF THE GOLDEN GOOSE" Color_(UA) "OPENS TOMORROW' Jenny Hu RIVER OF TEARS" (A SHAW PRODUCTION! Mandarin m Shawseope. Color CAPITOL Phone *****] R E XIS K YIROXV I ***** I247 words
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Miscellaneous387 1969-12-17 4 lESEEH ORCHARD-***** LAST DAY! IN, 4 M. 6 36 A 15 pa Mtcnaei came R*l Vaiione "THE ITALIAN JOB" In Color Pana vision iA Paramount Pirtura) (Season Continue l Tomorrow) at the CATHtT CINEMA>_ OPiNS TOMORROW (Fit' Barbra Streisand "Hello Dollyin 70MM Color by Delu*e 6chool: SI 50 to any387 words
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642 1969-12-17 5 WASHINGTON, Tues. (UPI) President Nixon's decision to pull 50.000 more V.S. combat troops out of Vietnam was applauded loudly Monday by Congressional supporters of his phased withdrawal programme. But critics complained the policy was too slow and the reductions too small. Among the first to642 words
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Article126 1969-12-17 5 WASHINGTON. Tues. (Reuter> A national opinion poll said today that President Nixon holds a clear lead over any one of fl v e potential opponents for the Presidency In 1972 The President's continuing strength amone American voters wa.* reported by the Chicago Tribune's copyrighted Lou Harris126 words
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Article195 1969-12-17 5 WASHINGTON. Tuea. <t*Pl) A tired Bob Hope, swinging a golf club and flirting with the girls, left Andrews Air Force base yesterday with hi* troupe of entertainers for a 15-day Christmas tour with servicemen abroad. It is Hope's 19th annual Christmas tour and his195 words
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Article83 1969-12-17 5 WASHINGTON'. Tues (UPI) —The State Department said Morday it would be "gra f ifle«i if the report that the North Vietnamese now are going to allow more mail for US prisoners of war being he'd by them is true "We would be cratifted if that i s the83 words
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Article47 1969-12-17 5 SAO PAULO. Brazil. Tues. fUPI) Police caught a gar.g of bank robbers lr. the EM of r«hb:nr the French Brazilian Bark —with toy rub-machine-guns Mondav. A member of the gang told police they had robbed the same bank once previously, a! so employing toy sub-ma<-hlneguns.47 words
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241 1969-12-17 5 WASHINGTON. Tin* (CPI) The House an Monday unanimously passed by voice vote a resolution praising the role of the American soldier In Vietnam and offerln e "to lift from his shoulder* the heavy burden he has anrtod for so long The measures, which241 words
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Article70 1969-12-17 5 CHICAGO. T-ies Reuter) Negro leaders angry ove r recent po!i/«e s'avines of Black P-inther chiefs Fred Hamo'on and Mark Clark have imposed a nightly curfe*v in Chicago's areas to keep out white* The move was announced last night bv the Rev C. T Vivian Co-ordinato, United Commur.ltv Action70 words
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Article240 1969-12-17 5 NEW YORK, TU«S 'Renters A group of American ejrll ricfctg leader* and lawyers, including former UN. Reprenen tative Arthur Goldberg, today announced the formation of a committee to look Into incident* between police and the Black Pan them The committee said it would investigate240 words
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Article162 1969-12-17 5 NEW YORK Tues. (Reuter) Actress Mia Farrow boycotted a party marking the opening of her latest film because shots of a naked bottom shown In the movie were posed by a double, show business columnist Earl Wilson said today. Writing In the New York Post. Wilson quoted Miss162 words
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Article203 1969-12-17 5 WASHINGTON, Tues. (Reuter) The Senate tonight defeated a last-ditch effort to block deployment of President Nixon's Safeguard anti-ballistic missile (A.8.M.) system. It rejected, by 49 votes to 36. an amendment to slash funds for the defensive missile system from the 69.333 million dollars defence appropriations203 words
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Article133 1969-12-17 5 WASHINGTON. Tues. (UPI) Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas denied Monday what he described a.* frequent charges that "I relish obscenity." Douglas has consistently dissented from opinions which allow any degree of censorship of literature or motion pictures He gave his views In connection with a court133 words
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Article60 1969-12-17 5 SAN FRANCISCO. Tues. (Reuter) The chief experimental scientist in America's Apollo space programme today proposed detonating a nuclear bomb on the moon to help analyse it« interior. Dr Gary V. Latham, of Columbia university said he anticipated manv "political snags"' to his ©reposal The Russians could place the60 words
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Advertisement219 1969-12-17 5 Beat 'flu' with Contac 500 With tne first sneeze, or stuffy nose," that warns you of the onset of •flu*, take CONTAC 500. Just one CONTAC 600 capsule will relieve you of the discomfort of the 'runny* symptoms of 'flu' for up to 12 hours. It will also help prevent219 words
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Article669 1969-12-17 6 PRESIDENT Richard Nixon of the United States has been following a sound policy with regard to the Vietnam war and most Americans and Vietnamese, who are after all the most concerned, would agree with it. While perhaps there is no other course open to him, full credit669 words
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Article245 1969-12-17 6 MALAYSIAN Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman's announcement that the Philippines and Malaysia will resume diplomatic relations is news which will make all countries rejoice. It also calls for an additional word of praise fir the statesmanlike way in which Phi' ppines President Ferdinand Marcos has behaved by regional245 words
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Article, Illustration331 1969-12-17 6 WASHINGTON, f>r». sident Richard Nixon, linking man's first succeasfal flight and the lunar landing, has set aside today as Wright Brothers Day. On December 17. 1903. the President declared in a proclamation. Orvllle and Wilbur Wright made man's great dream of breaking "his bondage to331 words
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971 1969-12-17 6 ALAN RAKE - By ALAN RAKE LONDON. Sir Robert Jackson, former Australian na*al officer one time economic adviser to the Ghana government and holder of several UN posts, has just presented a refreshing, no-nonsense report that hopes to shake some of the dust out of the971 words
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149 1969-12-17 6 Letters... Why is if that there are facilities for swimming events in the 1965 SEAP GAMES held in Kuala Lumpur, when our PAT won 8 gold medals, and there will be no facilities for swimming events in the coming 1971 SEAP GAMES.149 words
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Article126 1969-12-17 6 MOHD. YUNI BIN AWI - MOHD. YUNI BIN AWI I refer to the proposed second national airline of Malaysia as reported recently In your newspaper and wonder whether the provision of a metaphetlc competition at this juncture between MSA and the proposed second airlin? would be in the best Interest* of the peoples126 words
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Article, Illustration706 1969-12-17 6 Joseph Alsop - By Joseph Alsop WASHINGTON The highly encouraging news brought back to President Nixon by the distinguished British expert on guerrilla fighting. Sir Robert Thompson. was revealed in the last report in this space. But another aspect of the Thompson mission to South Vietnam is also worth706 words
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330 1969-12-17 6 ARTHUR SPIEGELMAN - By ARTHUR SPIEGELMAN LONDON. (Reuter)— The moving finger having writ did not move on in th« translation of 'The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.' Instead.it stayed to point up a bitter tvo-vear wrsnol. Sill" 5 Graves. distinguished British poet, and the country's Persian scholars330 words
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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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Article, Illustration443 1969-12-17 7 SEATTLE, Wash. Tuet.—The Boeing Company's commitment to the U.S. supertonic transport programme is backed by more than $BOO million in company-owned building and equipment resources located at 14 major industrial sites across the nation. More than 75 per cent of the company's investment in443 words
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Article412 1969-12-17 7 A steadier outlook was apparent in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. There was no feature and trading tended to be sluggish. Price movements were narrow and a maiority especially industrials closed fractionally above Monday's levels. As usual, business was mainly of a very412 words
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Article1063 1969-12-17 7 BUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified Ac ma *2 14 <l> $2.13 <0»: DIM $2 15 <1; Be R A C°1,063 words
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Article161 1969-12-17 7 NEW YORK Tues. (UPI> Gold prices weakened again on market here and abroad in quiet trading Monday. Traders were cautious am:d reports that the United States and South Africa may reach an accord on gold marketing. London cold was down 10 cents at tne161 words
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Article102 1969-12-17 7 LONDON'. TUPS. <UPI) The general Impression that the Americans and the South Africans were very close to some agreement on gold sales had little effect on the London gold market yesterday. There was little interest, said dealers, and the price came back quite sharply. After opening 10102 words
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Article77 1969-12-17 7 TOKYO, Tues. (UPI> The Japan Export-Import Bank said Monday It has signed for Economic Integration to lend It 2.304 million yen (8.400.000 US dollars) to finance the construction of a micro wave network covering five countries. The network, to be constructed by a group of Japanese firms, will77 words
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Article69 1969-12-17 7 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI)— Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrials 784.05 20 rails 172.47 15 utilities 106 68 65 stocks 257.05 40 bonds 88 89 Commodity futures index 143.31 off 0.39 Volume was 11.100.000 shares of a total 1.612 issues69 words
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Article62 1969-12-17 7 NEW YORK. Tues (UPI)— Rubber Futures closed unchanged to 50 points lower on no sales yesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange CLOSE) (PREV) Jan ***** 23.75 Mar 24 50 24 65 May 24.50 24.65 July 23.308 24.50 23 30 Sept 23.208 24.50 23.20 Nov 24.50 2465 Jan62 words
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Article271 1969-12-17 7 RUBBER: 64 3 8 Cts. January flrst grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterdav at 64-3 8 cents per lb., up half a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quietly steady. A quiet but steadv session ruled after a271 words
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Article143 1969-12-17 7 THE Association of Banks In Malays-.a-Slngapor* yesterday mad* the following chanees In Its rates to merchants <rates are quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreliyn currency»: SELLING TT w OD readv TVutsrhe Mnrkc Holland (Mldcri m.*m: M*a Franc* <7? "025 Belgian Franr* «6 2425. F-enrh Franc143 words
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Article192 1969-12-17 7 The Port of Singapore Authority ha R made the following berthing arrangements for ships in Port today Wednesday 17. OUT Vessels. Godowns. S.A. Constantia 3/4 Kvovo Maru 5 Mikuni Maru 6/7 Rapido 8/9 Port Louis Maru 10/11 Kvofuku Maru 19 Eastern Maid 23/24 Luna Marina 24 Kyoto192 words
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Article171 1969-12-17 7 SYDNEY. Tue«. fUPI> Tue iay' s closing S.-dre Stock Exchange selecte shares. MIXING: Acmex 2 90 Ass Min 7.53 Barrier 1.12 Bh So ;'h 5.10 C No:«s 6 60 C Gold 10.3 Cra 2100 Err 1.30 Gm G 1 03 Gt Boulder 4 40 Gt Nthn .52171 words
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Article109 1969-12-17 7 TOKYO. Tues (UPI> The Japanese firms of Yamazaki Banking Co. and Nichmen Co. said they have filed an application with the government seeking authorisation to establish a Joint venture with the National Biscuit Co (Nabisco) of the United States The Japanese firm* said in the application they109 words
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Article730 1969-12-17 7 SINGAPORE—Stock Exchange sold and oilier prices officially listed at the close of business. INDUSTRIALS Arms Ken A Co Borneo Bhd Boustead Co Camel Plywood Centrsl sugar* CCM CCM Deb. Cold Storage Hold* Cycle A Carriage DBS IMinlop .Malayan Ind-Fa-tern Smelting F. ii A Ind F**o Ord*730 words
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Article84 1969-12-17 7 LONDON". TUM. <UPD Rubber market closed neglected wl'h spot 24 25 buyer nominal. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Jan 22-5 8 22-7 8 Feb 22-5/8 22-7/8 Mar 22-3 4 23 Jan Mar 22-3'4 22-7'B Apr June 23-1/16 23-1/4 July Sept and Oct'Dec 23, 23-3/16 Jan March ana April June84 words
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Article27 1969-12-17 7 LONDON. Tues. (UPD Tin was steady with 105 ton* yesterday. Spot buyers 1619 sellers 1621 business 1620 Three-month buyers 1624 sellers 1624} business 1623 1625.27 words
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Article75 1969-12-17 7 HONG KONG. Tues. (UPI) —Monev auotations HK Sfi.og oer U S dollar. HK S6 08 per US. dollar TT. HK Sl4 48 per pound sterling HK $283.25 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent fineness HK 5161.1 per 10.000 Japan. e«e yen. HK SI 16 7 per 10075 words
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Article83 1969-12-17 7 TUB nnoa price* at ttie Klnn. pore Chine* Produce Kichante >e»terday were> Buyer I»el»er Coronor Oil (FOB.) Balk 62 Coconut Oil (FOB) Drum 64-66 Mixed Copra 87-00 Muntok TVbite Pepper (FOB.) lfi500 Sarawak White Pepper (FOB) lfVW Sarawak Special Blac* Pepper (FOB.) SM% XLW 1264)0 lampnnc Special Black Pepper83 words
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Article215 1969-12-17 7 ULPA»IXIU> 10 25 p m Ms a All ttuckok K. IOJS D m. Lumpur IR« CJL5/A IDKIO. Oaka X*;s>* i. Hoag Kuoi Raaia Lumpur AJOa-m-MfiA 020 X. Lampar. 7.00 a.m. MSA 0M Malacca IL 7 00 a.m. Lumpur Ms A 120 X. Lampar. XIA am. IMia. M9A is;215 words
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Article, Illustration1732 1969-12-17 8 Special Opening Ceremony Supplement l'he opening ceremony today by the Honourable, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, the Minister for Communications, marks the culmination of the planning, works and endeavours of the Department of Civil Aviation in conjunction with the Public Works Department, Telecommunications Department and other allied sections1,732 words
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Advertisement104 1969-12-17 8 Special Supplement on the Opening of the Runway and Taxiway Extensions and the Commissioning of the Instrument Landing System (1.L.5.) at Singapore International Airport. Congratulations to Ministry of Communications on the opening of the Runway Taxiway Extension Installation of Land Instrument Landing System from SINGAPORE ASPHALT TRADING MANUFACTURING CO., (PTE)104 words
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Advertisement24 1969-12-17 8 Best Wishes to the Department of Civil Aviation (Singapore International Airport) on the completion Runway and Taxiway Extensions and Installation Instrument Land CHINA AIRLINES24 words
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Advertisement184 1969-12-17 9 Our new plane is the Boeing 747. The largest and fastest jetliner ever built. Yet for us it's just another Boeing. Because we have an allBoeing jet fleet. So our people don't have to get to know an entirely new aircraft. But even so. we've sent our mechanics to Boeing's184 words
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Advertisement182 1969-12-17 9 A Taxi Service between New\brk m U! a and London rcsiC a% s everyday And if you're heading home for Christmas, think about it. Maybe we can get you there quicker. Every day, back and forth, Air-India flies the Atlantic route 14 times a week. Something to remember, next time182 words
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Article, Illustration626 1969-12-17 10 SEA VIEW HOTEL S'PORE'S NEWEST Official Opening Today By Mr. E. W. Barker Special Opening Ceremony Supplement THE official opening of the towering SEA VIEW Hotel todoy by the Minister for Low and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker, is yet another dramatic example of the dynamic approach which Singapore's entrepreneurs626 words
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Advertisement58 1969-12-17 10 SJ I ■s? Lsy -sy -syl i ri i-b>> Lsy -sy lsy sy\ s$ -sy l-sy -syl H 1^ .sy .sy I .sy I .sy -sy I |-s\? \s# _gy sj I |sy q) sv l 4>| ftpfii EirP r| ra l-sy -sy 4? I IW iyTPli l-sy Lsy I58 words
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Advertisement30 1969-12-17 10 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS to SEA VIEW HOTEL LTD. on their official opening from GENERAL SUPPLIES CO. SI/125 151. Owen Roid. Singapore, 8. Contractors for Carpet Installation Pacific Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tiles.30 words
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Advertisement89 1969-12-17 10 Congratulations and Best W to SEA VIEW HOTEL LTD. on the occasion of their official 0+ 111 I U We are proud to have installed and supplied all the latest walk-in COLD ROOM EQUIPMENT They are available in sizes of 200 —l5OO sq. ft. and most suited for preservation of89 words
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Article, Illustration654 1969-12-17 11 SEA VIEW HOTEL From the drawing board to its present imposing structure at Amber Close, the SEA VIEW Hotel has been planned, constructed and installed with the latest in hotel equipment to give what is perhaps the ULTIMATE in good service. The Entrance Lobby654 words
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Advertisement133 1969-12-17 11 WE EXTEND OUR SINCERE GREETINGS AND VERY BEST WISHES TO SEA VIEW HOTEL LTD. on the occasion of their official opening WE ARE THE PROUD SUPPLIER OF WALL PAPER for the 460 rooms WALL PAPER for Bali Hut Coffee House CARPETS for the night club *3X5^ 'ISSI 5 EASTERN UNITED133 words
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Advertisement116 1969-12-17 11 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS SEA VIEW HOTEL LTD., on the occasion of their official opening by MR. E. W. BARKER, Minister (or Law and National Development. j TAI ON MACHINERY MANUFACTURE INDUSTRIAL CO. (F.E.) PTE. LTD., 110, Meythal Road, Jurong Industrial Estate, Singapore, 22. Tel: *****5-7. WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE BEEN116 words
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1101 1969-12-17 12 THE SPRINTERS' CUP CI. 1 Div. 1-5V4 F. Tramp C*rd 4y POO Aune Stable R Breuk 344 Piaa Knight Sy Lucky Stable J Donnelly 10» I aslant Power 3r 8 13 W J. Downward A Mw» RE Kerr Allan 329 pituf Mai 4y fl1,101 words
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Article, Illustration1205 1969-12-17 12 Melbourne, Australia, Tues. A MELBOURNE Company fraud squad detective, a former fighter pilot in the Korean War with the Royal Australian Air Force and a Melbourne eve" all have one thing in common: a burning desire to win the $lOO,OOO England to Australia1,205 words
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Article207 1969-12-17 12 Bv Eastern Knight Last Thursday, the Siglap Community Centre Chess ChampionshiD completed their second round with four players sharing the lead. They are Giam Choo Kwee. Lee Chee Seng Robert Yap and Matthew Gwee Giam is the favourite but he can expect Lee and Yap to207 words
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Article288 1969-12-17 12 NEW YORK. Tues. <Reu-l tar) American Negro tennis star Arthur Ashe personally went to the South .African Consulate here yesterday to apply for a visa which would permit him to take part In the south African Open tennis championship next March. Ashe, who would be288 words
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Article106 1969-12-17 12 LONDON. Tues The English Hockey Association have appointed a full time national coach a new post Involving the organisation and training of coaches at all levels throughout the country. Visiting all schools, colleges and local authorities will be John Cadman, who takes up his new post in106 words
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Article204 1969-12-17 12 By Our Racing Correspondent pENANG, Tues. Count Nero and Beau Chimes both trained by Keith Daniels were associated in a smart workout here this morning. They broke into a gallop from the half-mile post and raced stride for stride over the last 3t in 39204 words
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Article190 1969-12-17 12 F-E Bridge TAIPEI, Tues (Reuterl Singapore defeated Thailand 5 73 to 2 27 yesterday afternoon to keep their lead in the women's Far East contract bridge championship The Philippines defeated South Korea 8-0 and Indonesia beat Nationalist China 8-0 while Japan had a bye Women's190 words
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Article61 1969-12-17 12 LONDON. Tues «Reuter> Results of football matr a^*ed last nlght were: tnglish F.A. Cup-second Round Second Replays Brighton Hove 0 Walsall 0 after extra time (Eventual winners away to Crystal Place in the third round to be played on Jan. 3>. Northampton 2 Exeter 1. (Northampton61 words
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450 1969-12-17 12 Maris Ross - By Maris Ross LONDON. Tues (UPH When Britain's sporting honour is at stake before American eyes, David Sandeman reckons US SlOO.OOO is a fair price to pay to retrieve it. He might even make a profit if the hors«. purchased for that sum, wins the450 words
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100 1969-12-17 12 WELLINGTON. Tues. (Reuter) The New Zea'and Davis Cup team will play in the American zon e next vear instead of the European zone as in orevious years. This was unanimously decided by the New Zealand Lawn Tennis Association meeting her® last night. The American100 words
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Article, Illustration610 1969-12-17 13 Get Ready Now For A-Games Wok THE Minister for Social Affairs, Enche Ottoman bin Wok, urged the SEAP Games contingent not to rest on their laurels as there is much room for improvement. Enche Othman, who is also the President of the Singapore Olympic and Sports610 words
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Article208 1969-12-17 13 NEW YORK. Tues (Reuter) William (Big Bill> Tiltien, who won the I S. championship seven times and the Wimbledon title three times, has been voted the greatest player in tennis history with Don Budge next best and Australian Rod Laver back in third spot. Tilden. whose208 words
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Article, Illustration36 1969-12-17 13 GEORGE CHUVALO. of Canada, dances jubilantly with one of kit cornermen after knocking out Jerry Quarry in the seventh round of a non-title bout at New York on Friday. UPI pi*. UPI pixUPI pix - 36 words
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Article100 1969-12-17 13 Th.-> Royal A:r Force XV will meet the Royal Navy XV In a Fa, Ea«t British inter-Service* match at the RAF Changi ground, at 7.30 ptn tonight The RAF. who won the first match aeainft the Armv by rime noinU to nil. will take th*100 words
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Article27 1969-12-17 13 CALCTTTA. Tues (Reuter) —Australia won the fourth ccick#t Test against India Ijv 10 wickets here todav to take a two-or#» ]e»d in the five-Test series.27 words
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Article277 1969-12-17 13 LONDON', Tues. (Reuter) Fiery Tommy Docherty Is to remain manager of English Second Division soccer team Aston Villa despite speculation yesterday that he might be sacked. Villa's Board of Directors who met for seven-and-a-quarter hours last night, said in a statement "Speculation and rumour277 words
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Article111 1969-12-17 13 World Soccer Cup LONDON. Tues <Reuter> Brazil, winners In 1958 and 1962. are favourites for next vpar's world Soccer Cup in Mexico. according to latest London betting on the event A prominent bookmaker yesterday listed Brazil at 3 to l. with England, the holders. second favourite* at 6111 words
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Article116 1969-12-17 13 Laver Wins 372,000 In 32 Weeks NEW YORK Tues (UPI)— Ro»i Laver winner of th* Australian. French. British and American Tennis titles in 0 1 earned U*****,855 in 32 vrflti of competition the National Terni* aaid yesterday. The brilliant Australian's >d the six-member National Tennis League, who amonp them collected116 words
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222 1969-12-17 13 CALCUTTA, Tues. (Reuter) Six people were killed and at least 50 injured today when cricket fans stampeded outside ticket counters at Eden Gardens ground here where Australia are playing India in fourth test. The stampede came to- wards the beginning of the fourth222 words
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Advertisement134 1969-12-17 13 sified Ads. Sales Service I Television Radio REDIFFUSION TELEVISION RENTALS HP CASH Comoi«u range ic «uit *v«rTooe Showroom* j C.emenoeau Ave.. Joo Chiat Road. Taman Juroog RtDIFFt«ION RFPAIH* hUI HKI OF TV SETS. Badtophone Controlled Maintenance Ph.ne OOM A 2TJS* Singapore Communal Aerial MOfmt Oloied Circuit TV Background Music loitaliatlon134 words
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Miscellaneous77 1969-12-17 13 AMY By Jack Tippit "Archie, Agnes end I ore getting tired of your eating habits!" DATELINE: DANGER! TTT T- 1 K. RESIGNED TO THE FACT THAT THE NOBLE FAMILV 'SECRET* MUST BE REVEALEQ,DUHE RETURNS TO THE HOSPITAL/ »v> >' VP K WHATDOVCU MEAN HE'S Mltlim, CRYSTAL* DAO */A3 .TOO SICK77 words
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Miscellaneous968 1969-12-17 13 TM r i Id Radio TODAT (CHANNEL 5) A.M 000 Opening Announcements f.M Science In Action. 925 An English Documentary 9.50 The Right Career; 1005 Close; 300 Opening Announcements: 303 Housewives Matinee "Mf Kingdom For A Husband' <Part 1 of a Cantonese film*. 330 Womini world <C>: 400 Singapore This968 words
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Article, Illustration851 1969-12-17 14 Marshall And Th MR. David Marshall yesterday urged a lunch-time crowd of about 2,000 to "stand up with courage" and tell their Members of Parliament not to abolish the jury system. He was speaking at a public rally at Fullerton Square, on the issue851 words
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335 1969-12-17 14 EIGHT hundred members of the Singapore Armed Forces and some 1,500 residents of five flood-affected areas yesterday joined forces in a common effort to clear up the debris in the areas. The "operation clean-up" launched yesterday was to clear away the unpleasant light335 words
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Article76 1969-12-17 14 A LIFE-SAVING and swimming course is to start a 1 the Kreta Ayer Communitv Centre. for ten boys whose ages range from 13-16. There would be special class, es for the women-folk too The Women Sub-Committee of the Centre will organise the following classes'. Velvet flower making. Beauty76 words
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Article, Illustration37 1969-12-17 14 CLEARING up the rubbish members of SAF give a helping hand to clean up the city. Armed with spades and rakes they cleaned up five different areas of the Republic to give it a new look. SunpixSunpix - 37 words
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Article, Illustration143 1969-12-17 14 NEW facilities in the airport are fast replacing the dilapidated ones to keep up with the fast influx of tourists into Singapore. Among the many changes, is one for public telephones. The old plastic-like telephones are now being replaced by striking red co-loured-telephones which143 words
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Article17 1969-12-17 14 There were a total of 56 road accidents of which nine were serious on Monday17 words
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Article, Illustration282 1969-12-17 14 A group of Tahition "Wahines" ore now here to give Singaporeans a whiff of the romantic South Seas. How? Through the beautiful and some* times torrid "hulas" ond native dances of course. They are members of the "Maeva Tahiti"* a group of282 words
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Article106 1969-12-17 14 FOUR robbers armed with daggers robbed a coffee shop owner in Upper Paya Lebir of $5OO and 1 000 coins yesterday. Povng as customers of Mr. Hoe Sung Chang. 2*>- the jobbers entered Uie shop and ordered coffee After s:PP:ng coffee, thev produced daggers from their pockets106 words
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Article, Illustration216 1969-12-17 14 IT was Christmas shopping in the dark tor many at the Robinson Departmental Store yesterday afternoon and also a rude surprise for nine others who were trapped in the lift when the electricity supply of the entire building went pfffft! It was slightly past216 words
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Article154 1969-12-17 14 The Singapore Police in three successful raids over the past 48 hours recovered three revolvers and 122 rounds of ammunition. They also detained a 29-year-old man who will be produced in court at a later date The Special Investigation Section of *he CID carried the154 words
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Advertisement25 1969-12-17 14 Congratulations and Best Wishes to SEA VIEW HOTEL on the occasion of their Official Opening from: rwi METAL In! prooucis gg LTD. Jalan iutuic Rlngapor*25 words
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Miscellaneous85 1969-12-17 14 TODAY Singapore Toun 527 am <7 9 ft). 11 li am <44 ft 510 pm (7.7 ft >. 1145 pm <3 5 ft >. Naval Dockvard 520 am <9 5 ft >. 10 51 a m <5 1 ft.) 5 14 p m. <9 2 ft 11.24 p m (485 words
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