Eastern Sun, 14 January 1970
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Title Section22 1970-01-14 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1236 Wednesday, 14 January 1970. MC (P) 1616 Price 15 cents22 words
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601 1970-01-14 1 Jeers And A CANBERRA, Tues. (Reuter) —US Vice-President Spiro T. Agnew ran into a jeering crowd some 70-strong on arrival in Canberra today, while a "mystery blast" was reported at the Hotel Intercontinental in Auckland, where he is to have talks with New601 words
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Article135 1970-01-14 1 LONDON. Tues (Reuter) The first tour by a Jumbo Jet over Europe was cancelled today and the giant 361-seat plane was ordered back to New York. The trio to Frankfurt. Rome Lisbon, and Paris was called oft because of freezing fog over Germany A spokesman135 words
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Article71 1970-01-14 1 KUALA LUMPUR Tues Malaysia will do everything possible to relief the hardships of victims of the Nigerian civil war. the Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman said here today. The Turku who was asked to comment by newsmen said he was glad that the war was over. He71 words
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Article65 1970-01-14 1 MANILA. Tues. <UFI) A deputy cleric of court today shot to death a Judge in Basilan Citv who had reprimanded him tor two days of absence. Reports from the Southern Philippines Citv said Valentino Estrella also critically wounded Basilan Court Sheriff Emmanuel Torralba during a65 words
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Article76 1970-01-14 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The budget for this Tear will be announced on ThursdaT by the Director of Operations- Tun Abdul Razak He will make a budget address in his capacity as Minister of Finance at Pm at the Devran Tunku Abdul Rahman, before an invited rroup of 30076 words
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221 1970-01-14 1 TEL AVTV, Tues. (UPI) Israeli jets today struck closer to Cairo than any time since the 1967 six day war. A military spokesman said the plane hit an Egyptian Air Base 8 miles northeast of Cairo. The spokesman described the target as Khanka.221 words
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Article, Illustration225 1970-01-14 1 THE Special Investigation Section of C. I. D. has recovered $195,000, believed to have been robbed from the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation's branch in Taman Jurong on Dec. 27. The loot was recovered on Jon. 13 from two different places following a225 words
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Article56 1970-01-14 1 RANGOON. Tues. (UPI) Gen. N« Win. chairman of Burma's ruling revolutionary council win make a n informal visit to India on Thursday it was announced today. T>e announcement said Ne Win will be accompanied by his wife but did not mentior the duration of his visat at56 words
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251 1970-01-14 1 SAIGON, Tues. (Reuter) President Nguyen Van Thieu today lashed out again at Advocates of coalition or neutralism in South Vietnam, calling them "Political witches and racketeers." Using the strongest language yet heard In public in his verbal campaign against middle-of-the-roaders In the country's political life. Mr.251 words
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153 1970-01-14 1 LONDON, Tues. (UPI) Takeshi Watanabe President of the Asian Development Bank, has been named for an "Oscar" award by the Financial Times banking and finance commentator C. Gordon Tether, who writes the newspaper's Daily Lombard column. Watanabe's citation said "for guiding this new regional bank153 words
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Article84 1970-01-14 1 TAIPEI. Tues. (UPl)—Nationalist Chinese President Chiang Kai-Shek said today he doe s not believe the United States can "totallv disengage' itself from Asia. Chiang made the statement to a group of visiting Japanese newsmen, in resoonse to a question whether the United States would succeed in its84 words
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Article54 1970-01-14 1 TOKYO. Tues. (Reuter) Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, will arrive here on April 10 on an unofficial three-day visit, the British embassy announced today. An official spokesman said the prince would probably come here after completing a tour of Australia and New Zealand with Queen54 words
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Miscellaneous13 1970-01-14 1 "When Pete said you gotta watch this guy's left hook he wasn't kidding!"13 words
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Article, Illustration386 1970-01-14 2 TAXI drhrert hiding th# call for mora transport facilities at the Paya Lebar Airport to meet the needs of tourists have, their enthusiam, unwittingly upset the fine balance between supply and demand. New there are too many taxis and not enough tourists for386 words
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169 1970-01-14 2 Indonesian Mother Daughter In Court IMMIGRATION AN Indonesian mother and daughter were yesterday charged in the Fifth Magistrate's Court with having forged identity cards and being in Singapore illegally. The mother. Zainab blnte Abdullah. 40. was sentenced to a day's jail and a fine of $2OO or one month's jail169 words
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Article118 1970-01-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tueo. Gold production In West Malaysia daring the first nine months pf last rear almost doubled that of the correspondin» period In 1968. The Department of Statistics revealed today that production between January and September last vear amounted to 2.130 trov oz. compared118 words
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Article192 1970-01-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. Armed pirates struck the first time this year off Pulau Ketam near here yesterday and got away with 35 Ashing nets and cigarettes worth $2,812. The victim, Choong Leng. 38. told police he was fishing 11 miles off Pulau Ketam when two192 words
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Article82 1970-01-14 2 The State Coror.er Mr. N.A. Rozario. returned »n open verdict, yesterday at the end of the three-dav hearing r>n the death of former woodbridge Hospital oatient. Tan Ah Lay. who died of multipl# Injuries, on Nov 13. last year. Mr Rozario who was assist- Ed bv a panel82 words
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Article, Illustration191 1970-01-14 2 A cargo vessel, the M.S. "Kobe Mary" is the first to arrive on maiden voyage in Singapore this year. She was given a warm welcome by the PSA at it« wharves and presented with a commemorative •elver to mark the occasion. The "Kobe Maru"191 words
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474 1970-01-14 2 A 17-year-old maidservant who agreed to accompany a labourer to get a talisman to cure hi# sick brother was assaulted and raped by him instead, the Ninth Magistrate's Court, was told yesterday. The girl who testified in court under the name of Mia»474 words
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Article125 1970-01-14 2 Four RAF Vulcan bombers reached Singapore yesterday afternoon at the end of a 13,000-mile flight across America and the Pacific Ocean, on a strategic reinforcement exercise to the Far East. Another wave of four Vulcans is due to reach RAF Tengah tomorrow The bombers, all from125 words
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Article, Illustration37 1970-01-14 2 Picture shows the singing "twins" Rita Chao (left) and Sakura entertaining guests to one of their hit tunes. Story in Page 12.37 words
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Article114 1970-01-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue».— The National Goodwill Council hai set June a« the target date for re organisation of its committees at all levels. The Executive Secretary of the National Goodwill Council. Enche Wan Sldik bin Wan Abdul Rahman told a press conference today that114 words
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Article72 1970-01-14 2 Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng. Parliamentarv Secretary to the Ministry of Education, was appointed President of the Singapore Engineering Alumni Association of the Universitv of Malaya for 1970 at its maugura conference he'd on Jan. 10 Others elected were Mr. Chen Hur.g. Vice President; Mr. Tan Sek Yam.72 words
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217 1970-01-14 2 JAKARTA, Tuts. (UPI) The Indonesian National Security Kopkamtib Agency is gathering materials to film a documentary on the history of the outlawed Communist party it was announced today. Maj.-Gen Sutopo Juwono. Chief of the Army Intelligence handling investigations of Communist affairs recently former217 words
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Article119 1970-01-14 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaysia Is to set up Its own examination board soon to conduct courses for examinations of the Royal Society of Health. the Minister of Health. Tan Sri Sardon Bin Haji Jublr announced here. This would enable the courses for health inspectors to be119 words
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191 1970-01-14 3 SAIGON. Tues. (UPI) The U.S. Command has revoked all privileges of about 200 retired American servicemen it accuses of coming to Vietnam solely to engage in "black marketeering." Informed allied sources yesterday said the revocation also applies to all retired American military personnel in191 words
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163 1970-01-14 3 JAKARTA. Tues. (Reuter) Indonesian Navy spokesman Commodore Sjamsu Sutjipto has been arrested for alleged complicity with deposed President Sukarno. informed sources said here today Commodore Sutjipto Is the seventh senior naval officer to be detair.?d in the current military jrfirge of communist elements and163 words
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Article75 1970-01-14 3 BANGALORE. India. Tues. (Reuter) The men of Tumarikop illage in Mysore State have decided to let their beards grow until their village gets electricity, according to a pamphlet received here by the State Electricitv Board. But a board spokesman said their beards may grow pretty long for Tumarikop75 words
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Article72 1970-01-14 3 TOTTERIDGE. England, Tues. (UPI) Mrs. Jennifer Morris started' boiling an egg when she heard a distinct "chirp." As the egg boiled away, It carried on chirping. Dutifully, the 24-year-old housewife called the Royal Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and was told to crack the egg open. She72 words
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Article46 1970-01-14 3 BYDNti. lues. <Reuter> Thirteen waitresses, two cashiers and a woman cleaner at one of Sydney's top nightspots, the "King's Cross Les Girls Restaurant." yesterday won a 200.000 dollar <93.320 sterling) 6ydney Opera House lottery Each member of the syndicate will receive 11,765 dollar* (4.490 sterling).46 words
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307 1970-01-14 3 SAIGON, Tues. (Reuter) The U.S. Command has announced that the 16.000-man First Infantry Division will be the biggest unit to leave South Vietnam under the latest American troop withdrawals. The announcement was accompanied by a statement saying U.S. troop strength in South Vietnam307 words
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122 1970-01-14 3 SYDNEY. Tues (Reuter) Austrian naturalist Han* Haas arrived here today to try to solve the mystery surroundlnr the disappearance of former Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt. Holt was presumed drowned after he went 6kin diving in the turbulent shark populated waters of the122 words
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218 1970-01-14 3 SEOUL. Tues. (UPI) Smoking American cigarettes could cost a South Korean up to 50.000 won (166 U.S. dollars) in fines. In the case of a government official, it could cost him his job. President Park yesterday ordered that anv government official218 words
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Article44 1970-01-14 3 STOCKHOLM. Tues. (Renter) Sweden's Royal Commission for Sex Education has shocked many people by placing a full-page advertisement for male contraceptives in the mass-circulation newspaper, 'Expressen.' The advertisement include* a picture of a large electronic device used for testing conj traceptives.44 words
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Article105 1970-01-14 3 GRIMSBY. England, Tues. (Reuter)—Thieves erected a false deposit box outside a bank here and got away with hundreds of sterling, earning a rare compliment from police. One policeman said. "They deserve every penny they got for their cheek." Passers-by took no notice as a man105 words
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459 1970-01-14 3 SAIGON. Tues. (UPI and Reutfrt Communist troops using fluent English in a radio broadcast tried to trick allied artillery-men last week into firing on an allied position. U.S. military sources disclosed yesterday. The trick failed, the459 words
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Advertisement179 1970-01-14 3 xMFV The Robinsons want their U. K. leave to go further So first stop Hong Kong. Then we'll fly them to Japan for Expo'7o. And on to London over the pole or via Moscow* Between March and September this year, go to Japan for Expo '7O, the world's most exciting179 words
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475 1970-01-14 4 LONDON, Tues. (UPI) A study published by tfce prestigious Reyal Institute far International Affairs says an armed Sino-Soviet conflict would be "extreme** ]y damaging to the in* terests of the United States and of the non» communist world." "Whatever her policy a475 words
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63 1970-01-14 4 GEORGES POMPIDOU (right), the French President, ushers King Faisal of Arabia (left) to the steps of Paris Elysee Palace to meet reporters on Mon. after they had lunched together. The man in the centre is the interpreter. King Faisal said he had a "delightful" meeting with Pompidou, adding that heUPI radiophoto. - 63 words
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Article869 1970-01-14 4 LUSAKA, Zambia. Tues. (I PI and Reuter) President! Kenneth Kaunda ba» acceded to a request for asylum by Biafran leader Gen. Odumeiwu Ojukwu, reliable diplomatie sourcea said last night. The sources aaid Ojukwu would flj to Lusaka today in a Erivate plane from Libreville, iabon.869 words
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Article46 1970-01-14 4 UPWOOD. England. Tues (UPI) A parish nries* began a 12-month prison sentence today for what a court judge called. The most despicable sin a clergyman can commit." The Rev. Alan Metcalfe. 47. was found guilty yesterday of stealing sliver worth $3,504 from hi* church.46 words
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Article28 1970-01-14 4 VADUZ. Liechenstein. Tues. (Reuter) The only prison m this tiny AiPlne principality housed 126 inmates from 14 different countries during 1969, according to an official announcement28 words
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Article65 1970-01-14 4 TEL AVTV. Tues. (Reuter) A man who swallowed a Uny golden allpper has been remanded in euitody here on suspicion of theft. "He swallowed a golden slipper —an ornr.ment when we cam» to search him." Police aaid. "We h- 1 to wait until it passed through his digestive65 words
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Article258 1970-01-14 4 STOCKHOLM. Tue* <*eu* ter) <— Swedish tax-payera. the most heavily burdened In the world, received new >beclu today in a 1910 budget sub- stantially raising the coat of beer, tobacco and a wide range of the most popular consumer goods from nex 1 month.258 words
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315 1970-01-14 4 ROMI Turn (UFII A former Nad SS major convicted of ordering one of the bloodiest crimes of World War Two in Italy fc outside jail for the first time in fO years. Former MaJ. Walter Reder was in Rome's cello Military Hospital undergoing medical examination315 words
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Article49 1970-01-14 4 LONDON, Tuea. (UPD— Jo* Bygravea. former British boxing champion, it opsn* ing a boxing stadium with a difference the ring will be in the middle of a plush dining hall. "Iff a surefire crowdcatcher." Bygravea said. 'The cover charga will inelude boxing and e dinner."49 words
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Article, Illustration30 1970-01-14 4 UPI radiophoto.UPI radiophoto. - 30 words
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Article, Illustration510 1970-01-14 4 DIANA'S REPLY TO LAZENBY: You Only Have Yourself To Blame' LONDON, (UPI) Beautiful Diana Rigg yesterday denied that she had deliberately eaten garlic to ryin her love scenes with male model George Lazenby, the new James Bond of the film, "On Her Majesty's secret Ser- vice." Lazenby in a published510 words
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Article95 1970-01-14 4 Pound-Wis e, Penny-foolish PAWTUCKTT Rhode Island. Tues. (UPI) Michael Oallucel of Warwick was cited for contempt of court yesterday for dumping *6.100 pennies on the desk of an attorney. Oallucel brought the 11 satehes full of pennies to pav a court-ordered settlement of the Desormler Roofing Co of Lincoln as95 words
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Article85 1970-01-14 4 GRENOBLE. France, Tuee (Reuter i A man limping sJoawr a raid here In worn-out ahnes and with bleeding feet told police that he waa returnIn# from holiday to work—3l3 miles away Robert Penneatrl 22. explained yeaterday that he art off back to Mulhouae from Nioe85 words
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368 1970-01-14 4 t PRAGUE Tues (Reuten —j« The Cxech Interior Ministry 11 may reveal more detail* today of a •Trotskyite" Organisation 1 which it claims wants to overthrow the state. The Ministry announcement < last night that the organisa- t tion had been uncovered i368 words
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446 1970-01-14 4 BRACKNELL, England, luesk dpi) -r- An apparent EgypJ tian agent known by the cod# name of "Omar Sharif' cav4 explosives to a retired British! army captain who had beem offered 30,000 pounds to blow up an El A 1 Israeli airlim J446 words
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Article60 1970-01-14 4 AUSTIN. Texas Tue* <UPP The day-old granidaurhter of former Pre«ident Lyndon B Johnson got a nam# Monday Nleoie Marie, "Ni Kl" to her friends "We just think its pretty said P*t Nugent, the baby's father. He said the girl was not named after hla or the mother's family.60 words
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Article53 1970-01-14 4 WASHINGTON. Tues. (UPD Telling the news is a major dustry in America A task force report of the National Violence Commission said Monday this country now has some 1.750 dally newspapers. 578 Sunday papers. more than 8.000 weekly newspapers, more than 22.000 periodicals 2 400 radio stations. tad53 words
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Article381 1970-01-14 5 CHICAGO, TIMS. (UPI) —A defendant in Hie Hot confer r jf' yesterday called the presiding Judge a hypocrite" because the Judge sustained a prosecution objection. Jf ou p# hypocrite/' David Dellinger snapped at U.S. District Court Judge Julius J. Hoffman. "You are jruining) the whole system381 words
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Article76 1970-01-14 5 WASHINGTON Tue s (Reuter) The White House spokesman said yesterday a top-level National Security Council meeting had been tentatively scheduled to discuss implementing Phase Two of President Nixon's eon troversi a! Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) system No date had been set for the meeting, he added The Senate76 words
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241 1970-01-14 5 BEAC H. Calif. Tues. Two Air Forces medics parachuted into the near a freighter yesterday to give an emergency Diood transfusion to a sea--scer 4trlCken 4 Pang Ylng-Hl. 39 was reported in aritlcal condition aboard the 573-foot vessel Trefusis 720 miles from San Diego, California. The241 words
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Article87 1970-01-14 5 HOCSTON. Toes (LTD worst of colleye campus disorders Is over because it is no longer the fashion. President S.I. Harakawa of San Francisco State University. »aid yesterday Hayakawa. President of one of 1969'g hottest campus hotspots, also told newsmen he will make a political announce, meat87 words
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Article64 1970-01-14 5 MILWAUKEE. Wise, Tues YUPI) Robert T. Mayer. 53, of Sussex was reported doing "superbly" yesterday after a kidnev transplant involving an organ airlifted from the West Coast. "We couldn't ask for anything Hetter.** said Dr H.M Kauffman, a kidney transplant specialist The patient is doing just superbly." The kidney64 words
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Article59 1970-01-14 5 ROCHESTER. N.Y., Tues. fUPI) Mrs. Blanche Stuart Scott. America's first woman pilot, died Monday in Genesee Hospital She was 84 Mrs. Scott, a native of Rochester, also became in 1910 the first woman to drive an automobile across the country. It was on that 6.200 mile trlt> that59 words
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Article54 1970-01-14 5 JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Tues. fCJPI) The Jacksonville Symphony has cancelled Its 1970 season because of a generation gap the old longhair* aren't supporting it and the young long-hairs dont dig it. Jacob F. Bryan 111. the President of the Symphony Association, said Monday attendance at local concerts over the54 words
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Article48 1970-01-14 5 LA PLATA. Argentina. Tues. ;UPI) The Buenos Aires provincial government Monday banned bathing suits everywhere but the beaches. The ordinance provides for ft day in Jail or a fine of 5.72 dcilars for anyone caught a bathing suit on th« streets, in cars or in store*.48 words
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58 1970-01-14 5 PRESIDENT NIXON is seen conferring with Dr. Jarome H. Holland, President of Hampton Institute' Virginia, at the White House Monday after selecting the Negro educator to fill the long vacant post of U.S. Ambassador to Sweden. If approved by the Senate, he will succeed William W. Heath who left theUPI Radiophoto, - 58 words
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Article165 1970-01-14 5 MINTOLA. New York, Tues (UPI) A Long Island mother, who once received an American Legion Americanism Award, went to court yesterday to face a charge flying the American flag upside down on the front porch. The flag was In the international distress signal position and Elizabeth Hubner165 words
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526 1970-01-14 5 WASHINGTON, Tues. (U PI) The crash of an Fill A fighter-bomber in Nevada Dec. 22 was caused by a crack in Hie steel plate where it connects the wing to the fuselage, but the fault probably was in that one plane526 words
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Article84 1970-01-14 5 NEW YORK. Tues (UPI) A man walked into a crowded garment district hiring hall on Monday pulled a pistol and flred wildly Into group of about 40 job seekers, wounding four, one serous'y. Hours later, a maj who identified himse'.f as Surian Kasaran. walked into the East 67th84 words
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Article402 1970-01-14 5 BERKELEY. Calif. Tues. (UPI) Do you ever have severe headaches? Do you sometimes experience insomnia? Do you drink occasionally? Frequently? Those are doctors' questions but in this case they come from a computer at a newly computerized health screening centre of the Alta Bates Community Hospital here. The402 words
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Article192 1970-01-14 5 WASHINGTON. Tues. (UPI> Only 20 per cent of the t'.S. public can conceive of any circumstances under which a husband would be justified in slapping his wife's face. But 22 per rent are prepared to condone a wife slapping her husband s face This was one192 words
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Article318 1970-01-14 5 U.S. CAMPUS WASHINGTON, Tues. (UPI) Violence in schools has reached such proportions that three out of four teachers in one American city go to work armed and teaching everywhere "has been reduced to the level of keeping discipline," a Senate Subcommittee study said yesterday. The318 words
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Article182 1970-01-14 5 WASHINGTON. Tues. (UPI) Police yesterday charged the 14-year-old adopted daughter of a local government official with beating him to death with a crowbar. Also charged with murder wer« two young men who had been living with the girl in a Hippie colony apartment. Police said182 words
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Advertisement204 1970-01-14 5 FOR DRAW NO: 5/70 (15-1-70) to be Held at Redif+aiion Auditorium TOMORROW At 8 p.m. WIN TWO BIG CASH JACKPOTS THURSDAYS SUNDAYS lBt.Group 5130.000 $20,000 $350 $l5 TO WINNERS WTTH 4 PU»S THE ADDITIONAL N'JVIBLK CORRLCI FACH TO WINNERS WITH 4 NUMBERS CORRECT EXCLUD \G THE ADDITIONAL NUMBER EACH TO204 words
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Article786 1970-01-14 6 MALAYSIA has set up a 65-member National Consultative Council and, as its name implies, it will be a strictly advisory body. With the establishment of the council, Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak said, the way is open for the people to make positive contribution786 words
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Article593 1970-01-14 6 Barry May - •y Barry May JOHANNIMURG, (R«ut«r) T«U*lii«n, now commonplace in most divileptd and monv developing countries, looks like coming to South Africa at last. But precisely when or In what form it will come ia still the big question. The fovemment recently appointed 12-man commission593 words
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Article146 1970-01-14 6 MWTQtK.IW tVTVj Dr Jra A. Executive Director <rf Nseirtj rights characterised Its action* as "a mixed bee 1B which the mixtore heenly negative." H« said som« of the Admiooaltiona were noteworthy, but cited only one example the Philadelphia plan. That Plsn requires the construction industry to have146 words
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Article308 1970-01-14 6 Eldon Barrett - By Eldon Barrett RICHLAND, Washington, (UPI) Scientists of the Hanford Atomic Reservation ore togging deer, not os trophies of the Hunt but for scientific research. The studies are aimed primarily at establishing standards by which the iife span of deer on the 575-square mile308 words
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Article267 1970-01-14 6 CAIRO. (UPI) The undercarriage of Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser'* plane carrying him on a visit to Benghazi and Libya after the Rabat, Moroeeo. summit in December failed to eome down, but Nasser continued calmly discussing the rreneh gunboat* affair with his War Minister, a witness reported recently.267 words
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620 1970-01-14 6 HUGH LUNN - By HUGH LUNN TJIIATMP. Indonesia, (Reuter) The «i«nt rutting skeleton of a steel building stands in this Ja v a nes« IU port a mon u ment fro Soviet.lndonenan relations. Half hidden la high areas Ue steel pans the sire of several automobiles:620 words
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377 1970-01-14 6 Marcus Ferrar - •y Marcus Ferrar QCNKVA, (Keuter) Lake Geneva, traditional playground of Hi# rich and the artistic is attracting an ov«r-«rowinf array potentates, playboys, writers, film-atara and musicians. A tourist strolling along the lake'a northarn shore may find himself at the front-door of an African President,377 words
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Article283 1970-01-14 6 Mark Meredith - By Mark Meredith PRAGUE, (Rcuttr) Young Czech drug addicts JP getting high en cactus extract stolen from Prague's botanical gardens. -25? PrarLJ# Uluatratad TXyi Kvety says addiction In the capita] it now reaching alarming proportions. Youngsters moat ln heavily for forged doctors prescriptions for drugs. Otherwise they283 words
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Article388 1970-01-14 6 Dick West - Hot Cold By Dick West WASHINGTON. (UPI) OB the 13th day of Christmas. I decided to take my true love oat to dinner to celebrate the end of the holiday season, which la always a cause for rejoicing at my house. Deciding to go out to dinner 1$ the easiest388 words
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Article400 1970-01-14 6 Donald Armour - *y Donald Armour MOSCOW, (Reuter) The Soviet Union has big plans for th« vast frosen wastes of Siberia, a region once synonymous with political exile and deprivetion. The four-million square mile (10 million square kilometres) territory has enormous untapped reserves of natural gas, oil. coal,400 words
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88 1970-01-14 7 A CP Air Super DC-8-63 jetliner's belly was suddenly full of life last week in Hong Kong when a large shipment of birds was sent to Vancouver. Abouf 500 birds in 25 cages were exported by one of the well known Hong Kong pet shops which handles other household pets,88 words
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339 1970-01-14 7 > TRADING in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday was again of the selective order in the industrial sector with the bullish elements accounting for most of the activity. As a whole, the market had little incentive to go on with the Malaysian339 words
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Article990 1970-01-14 7 I BUSINESS done in and rtpeftid to the trading rooms of H«e Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Aerna $2 19 (4> $220 13) $2.21 /l); Alcan $192 <3> $l9! i3>990 words
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Article68 1970-01-14 7 NEW YORK. Tues. (UFD— Dow Jones closing averages yesterday on the New York stocjt exchange: 30 Industrial* 790.52 20 Transp. 175.81 15 Utilities 111.87 65 Stocks 261.60 40 Bonds 69.24 Commodity Future* Index 137.47 Monday's volume was 8.900,000 shares, of a total 1 597 issues traded. 45168 words
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271 1970-01-14 7 MANILA, Tues, (UPI) A top Philippines official Sunday proposed the fivemember nations of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) join in efforts to solve marketing and price problems of major export commodities. Tariff Commissioner Mrs. Razon T. Haresco said the eronomiej of the271 words
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Article161 1970-01-14 7 NEW YORK. Tuts fUFI)— Stock* fall shirply yesterday 1b lifht turnover. "Racent reinvestment demand has moved ofl to the sidelines," said Monte Oordon. Vice President of Bache and Co. brokerage. Gordon added, 'The market has been hoping for an easing of tight credit conditions, but161 words
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Article184 1970-01-14 7 SYDNEY. TUM UPI Tuesday'* Closing Sydney stock exchange selected shares. MININGS Acme* 1.10 Asa Min 8 80 Auatral Mm .70 Barrier 130 Bh South 5.60 C Nora# 8 70 C GOLD 11 00 Cra 23 80 Emper .17 Endur .58 GM Kalf 1 20 Gt Bould 6184 words
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Article81 1970-01-14 7 TAIPEI. Tuts. rßauter) Foreign Investments in Taiwan in 1969 totalled iO9 million US dollars, an Increase of six per cent over the preceding year, according to an official statement quoted today by the Central News Agency. The Ministry of Economic Affairs said that total investments last81 words
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Article246 1970-01-14 7 THE following is berthing list issued bv the Port of SlnJapore Authority for today, an. 14: DEPARTURES Godowna Vessels 1/2 Stat* of Oriss« 6/7 Kashima Maru 10/11 Meisho Maru 13/14 Golden Harbour 2* Rasdolnoje 20/30 Jo»eftn a 31/32 Ling Yung 33/34 Mojaisk ARRIVALS Godowris Vessels 3 4246 words
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200 1970-01-14 7 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) Australians opened the new account on a firm note, despite the Melbourne Sydney downtrend. Poseidon was 5-I'2 stg higher at 105-1/2 after ranging between 98 and 113-1/2. Great Boulder was firm, although off the top. on the latest ouarterly report and North200 words
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Article185 1970-01-14 7 ROME. Tues (UPI) World rice production j* at record levels but rice trade is falling steadily and so are prices, the Unued Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) said yesterday. FAO said world paddy production in 1968 excluding mainland China. North Korea and North Vietram, reached a185 words
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Article302 1970-01-14 7 January first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m, in Sin-I gapore and Kua.a Lumour vesterdav at 68-5/8 cent* per lb., up three eighths of a cent from the previous close Th« tone of th« market «u quiet. After a alifhtly higher opening the market spent302 words
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Article13 1970-01-14 7 Th* tin for v#st#rday was $707.12 i per t>icul, up $2.50.13 words
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Article579 1970-01-14 7 SINGAPORE— Stock »<»ld and olber prices listed at (he clot* of t Lxchane* officially iOslBMa. INDUSTRIALS Cam ten p C 1 Up« B I 1 111 S a IS I? 11 on 85 48 a 44 VA n 32 JMMw i p vsQBf < Gulnnrtt 10579 words
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Article135 1970-01-14 7 NEW YORK. Tues. <UPI)— Gold prices rose In routine trading Monday on market* here and abroad. In London, gold gained 74 cents for a morning fixing of 34.975 dollars a troy ounce and remained at that level for the second fixing. Frankfurt gold rose 6 cents135 words
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Article60 1970-01-14 7 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI)— Rubber futures close* yesterday unchanged to 35 points lower on the New York Commodity Exchange. There were no sales. Jan. 25.258 26.00 25 25 Mar. 2560 2560 May 24.908 25.25 24.90 July 25.50 25.50 Sept. 25.15 2550 Nov. 25.60 25.60 Jan. 25.60 25.6060 words
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Article86 1970-01-14 7 i UK boui prtra at tbc mai» pore Chlnw nodnw fcxrhania >r»trrdk| «tr*K ttvrw (teller Coconut Oil ir.O B.) Hulk M Coconut oil (F O B-) Drum 66 50 Mltrd Copra 86-50 M untok White Pepper (FOB.) 18 ttamwak White Pepper (FOB.) 180 06 Mra»ak Special Blar* Pepper iF-OB)86 words
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Article27 1970-01-14 7 LONDON. Tues. (UPI) Tin was steady with 365 tons: spot buyers 1623 sellers 1624 business 1622. 1624. 3-month buyers 1617 sellers 1618 business 1616. 1618.27 words
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Article441 1970-01-14 7 AKKIVALH 8 00am MsA o.'t* k Lumpur iJta am sko«4 Manskok, la<hkent. i openhaSen 0 00 am. HsA 110 K. Lumpur 10 10 am. I* A K L D A GABOO Jakarta 1015 am. MSA 121 k Lumpur 10.25 a.m. MSA 005 Pcoans. ipoh. k Lumpur. Malacca 10.50441 words
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Article, Illustration900 1970-01-14 8 FAT STOTT - by FAT STOTT Gemini New* Service LONDON While Britain's Sheila Scott was attracting world attention as the only woman entrant in the London-Sydney air race someone else was following in her footsteps. Without fuss, a lone woman pilot climbed900 words
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Article367 1970-01-14 8 SYDNEY, Australia: A «ev cardiac pacemaker developed in Sydney soon will be Helping heart patients in many countries to lead more normal lives. The pacemaker, which Is about the size of a cigarette packet, is believed to be the world's first commercially produced unit based entirely on367 words
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Article94 1970-01-14 8 CALIFORNIA The people who live in Sierra Madre. California. the picturesque foot-hill communltv northeast of Los Angeles, recently celebrated a week in which they honoured their police. It was called "Thank You Sierra Madre Police Week Store windows wvre filled with posters painted bv school children saying such94 words
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799 1970-01-14 8 John Newell - by John Newell LONDON: Even after two moon landings, astronomers and astronauts alike remain puzzled by the craters which pock-mark the lunar surface. The photographs taken by a Mariner space craft showed extraordinarily similar craters on the surface of Mars, and astronomers suspect that799 words
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443 1970-01-14 8 Jack McDonald - By Jack McDonald TZINTZUNTZAN. Mexico. (Reuter) Exertions at this ancient capital of a once-proud Indian empire are yielding spectacular evidence of a civilisation that dates back to the 11th century. The Mexican government has jet out to uncover many of the my«tenes443 words
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Article725 1970-01-14 8 Ele, Walt Dulaney - Date-line By Ele, Walt Dulaney DEAR Walt: There is this girl that I like and the likes me. The problem is her father forbids her to see me until I get my hair cut. Mv hair is not very long. Besides, if it was.725 words
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Miscellaneous163 1970-01-14 8 1 Which French town is associated with Mary Tudor 3 2. Identify the following Dickensian character: Fagin's pupil and Oliver's teacher. 3. Which countries do you associate with the following masterpieces (1) Peer Gynt (2) The Rubaiyat? What, in mechanics, is a 'fulcrum'? 5. What is 'ultrasonics'? 6. Which has163 words
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Miscellaneous46 1970-01-14 8 ByJede T» "Oh, sure, we get along fine...He likes to run the school, and I let him. n DATELINE: DANGER! by John Saunders and Aiden McWliams f MZXTO fTX JVYhamb AVPI YouIL6&T A 6t»p &SAT. j urn f VVr'l "'.548= A a D I £*/3 l46 words
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727 1970-01-14 9 SHEILAH GRAHAM - I 11*1/ SHEILAH GRAHAM NEW YORK: I was won- 1 dering how David Frost was bearing up under the strain of five 90- minute shows a week on U.S. television, and two shows every weekend in England. I can727 words
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Article, Illustration121 1970-01-14 9 TASMANIA -w A successful end-of-year function was held in Hobart. capital of Australia's island S'ate. Tasmania, to mark th* br?ak-up of the School of Oriental Cooking. This 15 a class run for a group of Tasmanian housewives with an Interest In Asian food. Conducting the courseAIS - 121 words
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Article, Illustration565 1970-01-14 9 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR Aim: May I say a word to the petheads who keep saying marijuana is better for you thaw alcohol? (It's the same as saying typhoid is batter for yog than small pox). I just read something so funny it blew my mind. The565 words
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Article, Illustration241 1970-01-14 9 Mary Sue Miller - A Lovelier You By Mary Sue Miller Net* inm 9 pre-teen: My knees I nek dirty I'm H WMr knee bigbs. I have scrubbed and scrubbed I have used a skin bleach. Nething gets the black •Mini eut ef the criiui ir make* the ikin241 words
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Article119 1970-01-14 9 MOSCOW Tuea. (UPI) The Soviet» yesterday ordered four American wom«n t® leav® the country after three day* l n whirh the women vainly sought Russtan helo in retting new? of their missing husbands in Vietnam. Th* women ac~°mpan<ed by a Los Angeles television newsman. arrived without visas119 words
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Article, Illustration364 1970-01-14 9 Florence da Santis - ly Florence da Santis NIW YORK: Sun flints. wMch pissed beina summer stapla t# a yeer.reundfishioni, have entered i new phase. They're regarded now as self-expression, part of the Age of Aquarius, as many are calling the individualism which takes that sign of the Zodiac364 words
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Miscellaneous35 1970-01-14 9 TODAY a Wadnatdav. January 14, 1970. I il AS KM# MTwy 31 AceamplliH 63 Ktpf nor. okl. 1-14U1-47 Anitud# 39 Proto'«fw 0 -'VI-ed 40 !ntpirot)«M 70 72 v ~d 7JYouf 74 l>»*« '2llO/ n Gml35 words
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Article151 1970-01-14 10 Our Racing Correspondent - By Our Racing Correspondent IPOH, Tues. —-Four Wishes showed a return to form here today when he impressed in a half mile workout. running the last 3f in 43 on the bit. The going was good. Taiping Brightness strode out fluently over 3f in 40151 words
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Article945 1970-01-14 10 CL 5 Div 1—9 F. 871M Cbalchua* 4y 9(» Tinys Stable Rodgers ***** Stay rr* 5y 810 Ladle* SUM* Noordm ***** FiliU DfrelopBtel 4y 8 10 Lucky Stable E. Donnelly ***** Pkriflr 47 808 Yang Stable Allan ***** The Ring I 6y 802 King A945 words
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Article160 1970-01-14 10 MELBOURNE. Australia TOM. Australia's world fratherweight boxing champion. Johnny Famechon, returned home to Melbourne to a hero's welcome on January 9 following his convincing defeat of Japans Fighting Harada in Tokyo, three days earlier. Famechon rode triumphantly through the big Australian southern city from Melbourne airport in160 words
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290 1970-01-14 10 By EASTERN KNIGHT AFTER four rounds in the 1970 National Che S s Championship. Ocv Liang Hie n is the leader. Oev is the former Jakarta junior champion and runner-up i n last year's national champion. Till now he has beaten Choong Liong On.290 words
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Article118 1970-01-14 10 BRISBANE. Tues (Reuten Tom Graveney. the English Test batsman, has been named vice-captain of the Queensland Sheffield Shield team to play South Australia at the Brisbane cricket ground on Friday Selectors also named Indian Test player Rusl Surti a member of the team. Graveney arrived in118 words
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Article142 1970-01-14 10 SYDNEY. Tues (Reuter) New South Wales scored their second successive victory of the season when they beat South Australian by 171 runs in their Sheffield Shield cricket match here today The New South Wales team have now jumped from last place to third in the142 words
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Article56 1970-01-14 10 m Golf Course For Yugoslavia DUBROVNIK. Yugoslavia, Tues. < Reuter» A milliondollar golf course, the first In Yugoslavia. Is to be laid out near this southern Adriatic resort, according to Informed Yugoslav sources. The project. Including a hotel for golfers, will be financed by a group of Canadian and some56 words
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Article147 1970-01-14 10 LONDON. Tues. lan Stewart. Britalns athlete of the year and the double European gold medallist 3.000 metres and 5.000 metrea outdoor will be running two miles on an Indoor track at Los Angeles In the United States of America on January 17. Australian world record147 words
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Article62 1970-01-14 10 NORRKOEPING. Sweden. Tues. (Reuter) Svend Pri. the Danish number one. retained the men's singles title In the Swedish international badminton championships here last night. He beat Sture Johnsson of Sweden 0-15. 15-3, 15-5 In the flnal. Mrs. Eva Twedberg of Sweden. All-England champion In 1968. beat62 words
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Article, Illustration1118 1970-01-14 10 Leslie Nakashima - Welcome Home 'Fammo' Iz. Leslie Nakashima TOKYO, Tues. (UPI) —Japanese boxing fans should take a lesson from Hie Australians, accoftling to a foreign resident who watched on television Australia's Johnny Famechon's knockout win over Fighting Harada in their title rematch on Jan. 6.AIS pix. - 1,118 words
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Article52 1970-01-14 10 MELBOURNE. Tues. (Renter) The match between Victoria and the touring New Zealand cricketers was abandoned as a draw here yesterday after rain washed out all but 39 minutes of play of the fourth and final day. Scores Victoria 312 and 135, New Zealand 220 and 9452 words
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Article52 1970-01-14 10 LONDON, Tues. <UPI) Following are results 0 f the FA Cup played yesterday. FA Cup third round Brentwood 0 Northampton 1 FA Cup third round replays AUershot 3 Huddersfield 1 Cardiff 1 York 1 (after extr* time) Charlton 1 Aston Villa 0 Liverpool 3 Coventry 0 Sutton52 words
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Article130 1970-01-14 11 MANILA. Tues. (UPI) Japan and Burma have agreed to participate in the 12th Asian yOuth football championships in Manila starting April 15. The two nations swelled to 16 the number of participants in the two-week contest. An announcement yesterday said this will be the biggest130 words
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Article234 1970-01-14 11 NEW YORK Tues. (UPI) Stan Smith, 23. ha* been reoommended tor No. 1 1989 ranking by the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association, replacing Arthur Ashe, who drops to third on the list to be presented at the United States Lawn Tennis Association annual meeting next month.234 words
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Article225 1970-01-14 11 LONDON, Tues.—Jimmy Revie, the British featherweight champion, may fight former world bantamweight champion Lionel Rote in Australia in March for the v*. cant empire title. The date ha* been offered to Revie'a manager Arthur Boggis by London promoter Mike Barrett, who has staged world title225 words
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Article122 1970-01-14 11 SYDNEY. Tueg (Reuter) A team of vounf Nationalist Chinese from Taiwan today narrowly lost the first cricket malch they have ever played. New South Wales Parliamentarian. Mr Douglas Darby, brought the youths to Australia to teach them cricket and "other things British." Today, they played the122 words
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Article239 1970-01-14 11 THE Hustler* are 9 tiU ©n top of the table in the Sharikat National 80-.v.ing League being held at the Jackie's Bowl Katona. every week. Thev are lending w:th 58 points (50.358 pmfals> Bcnind them are the Flaming Star with 571 points (46.67«), lo.lowed by the239 words
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Article63 1970-01-14 11 GLASGOW, Tue« (Reuter) Willie Johnston. Glasgow Rangers' Scottish International forward, was suspended for 21 davs and fined £5O by the Scottish FA Referees* Committee vesterday. suspension results from his being sent off the field in Rangers' Scottish League match against Clyde on ember 27. He will mls s63 words
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Article132 1970-01-14 11 SANTOS. Brazil. Tue». (t'PI) Pele. the world's highest paid soccer player, will probably have his hair painted yellow In March. The paint job ia part of the hazing given to freshmen at the Santos School of Education, where Pole Sunday passed the final entrance test swimming. Pele.132 words
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Article153 1970-01-14 11 BANGKOK. Tue s (Renter) Defending Asian rugby football champions Japan moved to the finals of the second championship here today bv feating South Korea 23-9 (four tries, one Koal. two penalties to two tries and one penalty). Half-time gcore Japan 12 South Korea 6 The153 words
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Article758 1970-01-14 11 Spectator - World Cup Br Spectator London, Tues. NO ONE ever thought It would be easy for England to retain the World Soccer Cup In Mexico in June. Equally there is no dismay in English tootball circles at being drawn in group three by common consent the toughest758 words
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Article150 1970-01-14 11 LONDON, Tuei. Tony Jacklin, Britain's Open champion and Sportsman of the Year, started his 1970 schedule in the Los Angeles Open on Jan. 8 and plans to stay in the United States for four tournaments before returning to Britain for a rest period. Jacklin will bo150 words
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Miscellaneous976 1970-01-14 11 «uiua (CHANNEL 5) 10 20 Survivors: 11.19 Liberie#; PM 300 Opern.g Anncts in 11 4n News in Brief English; •1' Languages Housewives 1150 Close Matinee Bitter I/lus iChapter it HANSEL 8» 1 Part iof Cantonese Fifmi; P.M. 605 Opening Announce--340 Woman Worid Chinese; ments in all Languages 8t I Lev®976 words
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Article, Illustration509 1970-01-14 12 DR. TOH CHIN CHYE, Minister for Science end Technology, yesterday stood no more than five feet away from the Moon, correction, a piece of the Moon weighing 21.3 grams at the National Museum. The Moon rock, among the 22 kilograms brought back509 words
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140 1970-01-14 12 Portable drilling rigs and portable work site huts are two of the Interesting exhibits at a display of Australian engineering equipment opening today at the Australian Trade Commissioner's Display Rooms In Clemenceau Avenue. The display Is being staged by East English (S> Pte Ltd.. of Singapore140 words
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Article, Illustration426 1970-01-14 12 S'pore Offers Full Pilot Training, Cheaper Too SINGAPOREANS and Malaysians can acquire flight training as private or commercial pilots at the Singapore General Aviation Services Co. (Pte.) Ltd. and at a cheaper rate than in Australia too, it was stressed here yesterday, Capt. Leslie Morris, Chief Pilot of SGAS, told426 words
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242 1970-01-14 12 AN ex-detective, Sidek bin Awang, was yesterday tcquitted and discharged by the High Court on a charge of armed robbery. Sidek. 3*5. had pleaded not guilty before Mr. Justice Choor Singh to the charge in which he was abused of robbing Madam Yeo Swee Luan242 words
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Article31 1970-01-14 12 Police recovered the bodv of Wai Chee Cheng, 50. who was found dead near Elgin Bridge, off South Bridge Road, yester. day. Police do not suspect any foul play.31 words
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187 1970-01-14 12 GOOD hotel management is one of the basic essentials to draw tourists into Singapore. Mr. Runme Shaw said. Hotels can play an integral part in making a tourist "satisfied''. A satisfied tourist, he added, is one of the best ways to sell Singapore187 words
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Article43 1970-01-14 12 Police recovered the decomposed body of Low Kwang Boh. 59. in an undergrowth at a construction site in Jalan Pipit, off MacPherson Estate, yesterday. Low was a welder, who worked for the construction site. Police do not suspect any foul play.43 words
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Article42 1970-01-14 12 The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct live-firing artillery exercises at the Southern Islands Arti'.lerv Ranges from 8.00 a m. to €OO p.m today The public Is warned to Keep clear of Pulau Semakau. Pulau Sudong. Pulau Senang and Pulau Pawai.42 words
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Article50 1970-01-14 12 The Chairman on the panel A judges for tomorrow's Toto Draw No. 5/70 is Mr Edgar Au. Business Executive of an International firm. ThA other two members are Mr. Tan Hooi Chew, a Toto Agent and Mr Ng Chwee Lye. Honourarv Racine Secretary. Singapore Amateur Cycling Associaiton.50 words
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Article51 1970-01-14 12 Another four batches of National Servicemen will b e called up for full-time military service on Jan. 20 to 2* The youths, all from various constituencies, will assemble at selected community centres at 9.00 a.m. on the appointed date before thev are sent io the Central Manpower51 words
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Article45 1970-01-14 12 An 89-year-old pedestrian, Tan Ah See died on the spot, after he was knocked down by a motor-cycle near the junction of Lorong Six. Geylang, yesterday. There were a total of 55 other road accidents of which six were classified as s«rious, yesterday.45 words
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239 1970-01-14 12 MR. LENOX CONYNGHAM, a director of the Blue Funnel Line in Liverpool has arrived in Singapore on a twofold mission—to see the progress of trade between Singapore, Malaysia and Australia and to study the development of exporting goods from the United Kingdom and Europe239 words
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Article101 1970-01-14 12 Miss Norah Deane. leading representative of the International Confederation of Mldwlves and the International Council of Women will arrive in Singapore tomorrow for a flve-day visit as part of her six-month tour of Asia and Latin America. Miss Deane has spent a lifetime of dedicated101 words
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Article125 1970-01-14 12 Practically everybody who Is Bomebody in the local pop scene was at the recent dinner party given at the Shindig Club by EMI the Borneo Co iS) Sdn Bhd. and the Far East Record Co. Ltd. Heading the list in the EMI line-up or singers and125 words
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Miscellaneous78 1970-01-14 12 Time tit Tide TODAT SINGAPORE TOWN: 3.36 a.m (8.7 ft.) 9.32 a.m. (3.5 ft.) 3.30 p.m. (8.6 ft.) 9.54 p.m. (3 ft.). NAVAL DOCKYARD- 3.35 a.m. (10.4 ft.) 9.05 a.m. (4.1 ft.) 3.58 p.m (10.2 ft.) 9.23 p.m. (3.9 ft.). TOMORROW SINGAPORE TOWN: 4.11 a.m. (8.4 ft.) 10.33 a.m. (3.378 words
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