The Straits Times, 7 May 1969
1969-05-07
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Title Section27 1969-05-07 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175,000 The Straits Times Hill National Hiiw.spaper Is Id. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MAI 7, 1969 15 CENTS K.D.N. 3104 M.C. (P) No. 072327 words
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Article, Illustration616 1969-05-07 1 S'pore denies polls 'aid 9 charges Malaysian envoy called up and handed protest Note SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE Singapore Government has sent a protest to the Malaysian Government about the spate of allegations by Federal Ministers that it has been interfering in the internal affairs of Malaysia. A Note was handed616 words
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408 1969-05-07 1 Air race man tells of a touch of S'pore magic L— A Navy pilot •iccl yesl he had magical power acquirod in Singapore— Conjure up a tailwind as he made his bid by jetliner In the Daily Mail trans Atlantic air him conniaglc. raander Bill Martin a black hood overReuter - 408 words
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Article46 1969-05-07 1 MANILA Tue* A <■ ment Hint rawf n today r»enled charfM that the Philippines ment was financing independfn" politicians The chnrge.s have no basis in fact said ih.~ assistant pie- preai iecretarjp Mr Jacobo c\:i\v. coaunentmg on a rrpcrl in the Sabah I46 words
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Article19 1969-05-07 1 VATICAN CITY. Tues Secretary General U Thant called at th* Vatican for a private audience ■;-i:ter.19 words
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162 1969-05-07 1 GIRL FOUND ALIVE IN GRAV E AFTER TWO DAYS... Karachi. Tuesday 4 GIRL aj>ed 1 wo-and-a-half years was disinA terred from her grave In Karachi yesterday after 50 hours and found to be alive and suckIng her thumb. Tin- child's mother. HaJran. told newsmen that the child was buried followingAP - 162 words
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Article55 1969-05-07 1 \tW IJKI HI lues A yuuiinpr brother <>( tlie l«ie President Zakli Huaain, who c»mo lrom K trachl to attend uneral. >ut- hean attack today and w...^ .Kirn.' i o in h tioapltaL A hiK-piui ipokeaaiaii described th> condition d Or M.ihmud Huaaln ai Mttefactory and55 words
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Article40 1969-05-07 1 PUVA. lues. A 40-year-old American bUIUWIIHn. honry-nio-mmg in FIJI with tail bride. wm drownad m ;i kifoon .it Yunirt Isliiiul 90 mite* north- i UTM (ll hl-lr H»> wai Jamei MaclerllnePhoealx. Arlaona. a ntative lor AnWist Amines, upi40 words
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Article49 1969-05-07 1 PRAGUE. Tues Demonstrators and police dashed in the western Czechoslovakia n town of Pilsen yesterday during celebrations marking the 24th anniversary of a citizens' uprising against the Nazi occupation, police reported today. A police report said the police "used legal means against the provocateurs." Reuter.Reuter - 49 words
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Article36 1969-05-07 1 JAKARTA. Tues A prosecutor has Asked a military tribunal in Bandoeng city to impose (he death penalty on Col. Sun»rdjono. mi ait fotca officer ■rru^ed of viippovtinjr the now oii']«*td Indonesian Communist Party. A*.36 words
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Article41 1969-05-07 1 JAKARTA, Tues officials at Jakarta harbour found 540 ptatoll Blaring from a cargo ship carrying light arms from the Indonesian armed services the official armed forces dally reported today The ship arrived here last week TPI41 words
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Article, Illustration100 1969-05-07 1 pA 'GLAD TO BE HOME AGAIN' SMILE BY QUEEN RADIANT >mile from the R.i.U PrrmaiMiri a\l— I, Mi her return to Kuala I ii inpii r M-stt-nl.i* with the Yang di-Pertuan \i;iuu after .i state \ivit to South Korea and a four-day holiday in lions ho nt The Queen wasSoong lion Sin SEE REPORT IN BACK PAGE - 100 words
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Article38 1969-05-07 1 SAIGON. lues The U.S. Command today announced the two more American hell- j copters shot down by communist ground fire, raising to 2.597 the number of helicopters lost to all causes in the Vietnam war. AP.AP - 38 words
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Article611 1969-05-07 1 Revolt in West Irian JAKARTA, Tuesday yyi-;.ST IRIAN tribesmen have revolted ;i<;;iiiis| Hie Indonesian (iovernnienl and have blockaded live airfields in Hie Ibrnier Dutch territory, an official s|M)kesman announced -it the Foreign Office line loday. The West Irian an airs chief, Dr. Sudjarwo, added that 500 |>aratroons had been dropped611 words
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Article98 1969-05-07 1 HO.NVi KONG. Tues. Radio Moscow tonicht bitterly attacked Mao Tse-tunu. accusing him of Blaafhtertag thousands of people, including many Communists In a (hincx -languaee broadcast monitored hcrr. thr radio said: "Man's road to «.««irr pimer i« nnr Mtained with fresh blood of thousands of real communists, his98 words
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Article18 1969-05-07 1 pindi i a Government one o! month populi t r Prrsident Avnb Xl »t18 words
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Article22 1969-05-07 1 NOBTI 'km BLI I I Ineem Inl tn<l> new Majoi i liv hr-i. i < i irk aiiiii'iniM.i ajaai «itn Krultr22 words
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Advertisement222 1969-05-07 1 S^'^V^ ->^ECT,ON >V >^ IN CLUBS. NAHAR&CO.>^ BALLS. BAGB RTH BRIDCE ROAD. SINGAPORE 6 YOU GET VALUE FOR MONEY AT OUR BARGAIN COUNTER V -i- I- :jJ sj: >;: LADIES HauMcear m ,j M 1 from $1.7J from $JOO from .»Sctt. TJhirt from $1.10 Handbaa. Nyler,' from 0 T Shlrf222 words
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Advertisement37 1969-05-07 1 VHHLHLf M Sale |B|~\ Service Ni. 62 V jo*l Siuth I Riid. ELECTION SPSS, i have an ice-cold todaii!(/ li ■He b^Lv t M am r= N puts the flavour where I the fun is... every time! >37 words
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FOREIGN NEWS DESK
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251 1969-05-07 2 Riddle of Red admission of de-escalation by the U.S. AMERICANS LOOK FOR CLUKS WASHINGTON, Tu—. y LN officials yesterday a Nor t h misn that W :iad d< am war ■it clues coi; c Paris 1 1 ks. rth Premier adca.st later by ladio and picked up by government monl.'■re.Reuter - 251 words
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Article52 1969-05-07 2 CODT i Wyoming* T>irs A M.\-ye«r-old bo\ «v killed inviantlv vrstrrdny when he c limbed Inio an autom.i'ir divrr and shut the door, turning the machine «>n Thr boy I reo'het Mr* I>lmmv Dnen\ had Mrpp«d o.' of thr riMim iuM minute* brlme thr aii'KieiuAP - 52 words
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170 1969-05-07 2 I>\i;i> Toes. M.kl.hii \-u\<n iin Btek, < P ll l Vietf Mace negotiator, retw— 4 ft% itnni a Hysterioas tn ssmn i<» South i«'t n.iin. <>pjrkinK h*pn MM rh.in;r in the <»m--mutiM position it thy prace t.ilk^ tiid mtnmmm at I Kourget \irp«»it that170 words
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131 1969-05-07 2 }JO.\<. KON(; Tupv A I "Id iiiiim- to break the St. vcar-old ilin^ inciiopolv of uoin c n ni«'nib«"r> of H!>ng Kmi; lull met rrxiuniliiie ,!<• ic.it yesterday. I he urm-r.il < innniitlec of thi- i.adir> Recreatlui (lull rated H131 words
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Article, Illustration104 1969-05-07 2 Baby Grumpling safe with his saviour (JRUMPLINO. the balo monkey has nood M>n for clinging on to RSPCA girl Ineke Fran r.< She helped to tare his life. y<>r O r v m p 1 1 n g was almost dead when he arrived at London's Heathrow Airport nearly two104 words
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Article47 1969-05-07 2 AT least thc\ r e honest. v hit Ii is more than can he said for Ihr claims iimi.illv put out by candidates by '-'■J-vcar-okl Mrs Christine Hedge, youngest candidate In Ingham'i municipal elections, who has in- lud« d her vita] 11.ai.35l in her election manifesto.47 words
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Article167 1969-05-07 2 LOS ANGELES. Tues Thomas Bradley. a Metro, is leadinc .ne Los Angeles mayoral race by a large margin, according to a public opinion poll last night The poll, which earlier predicted Mr Bradley's win In last month's primary election for the mayors office, saidReuter - 167 words
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188 1969-05-07 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. TT —The Australian Prime Minister. Mr. John Gorton. said yesterday he hoped to discuss with Pre-: m the general problem of vorld security, particularly affect* Australia'a interests in South Asia. Mr. Gorton, arrivn.i id he hoped i" jelReuter - 188 words
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Article19 1969-05-07 2 MIAMI TuM. A National ne 727 with 7J 'It nieht in the 16'h n American atr-19 words
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171 1969-05-07 3 Labour row as health charges go up LONDON, lues BriI .ilxiiir (,o\ eruaeat List night .m--n..un,,.,i ient m rrrasr i n ehartca lor f.*ls«- t»rth .iiki laectaelc l«-ns,s lin r tnp \.,tj,, n Health ■*< tone, .mil immrril.itp|\ set ofl .1 llr» rou Hithin the I iln.ur r.utv ii SerriccaReuter - 171 words
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69 1969-05-07 3 QUEEN E, PHILIP ON VISIT TO AUSTRIA NNA. Tues Queen ibeth waa greeted by g crowd! when she arrived here by a.r j day at the start of a six-day sit to Austria. Trie Queen, accompanied by Prince Philip, received a 21-gun tain Queen Elizabeth is the Ant British sovereignReuter - 69 words
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221 1969-05-07 3 LEBANESE SOLDIER KILLED BY ARAB COMMANDOS BEIRUT. Tuesday i BAN] -E soldier died yesterday after being :nt by machinegun fire in an incident involving an Arab commando organisation, a military spokesman said here last night am > which came und< achlnegun I raving 'own of In the chest and died221 words
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63 1969-05-07 3 \I.W YORK, Tups. -Novelist Norman Mailer v.as :dav awarded a >h&re of the 1%9 Pulitzer Prize is liction. I lie t Columbia :o admiimtcr tin- for bfa "Annie Night." a rirM I giant IJelence De•ii 1 l-t <r driniiu.*awaN with Dubos. "So Hum.<n63 words
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Article54 1969-05-07 3 1-ONbON. Tues. Lord Sinclair of CliW and lord Crowther rallied tue Hou.se of Lords in detenu- ot the sixpence and ■iment motion to do awnj wen ihe coin. •Oh, jollj sixpence. Jolly. vpei. chanted the who battled ni the Cin\ernnien'.- pl^t. U d>> with i puanl->|nl|in l54 words
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Article19 1969-05-07 3 mi i :G\Ri run Gm supreme commander in Europe, today hr.ndrfl OOHMMBd of ■uc lo Gen. Andrew Guudpibter.19 words
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Article, Illustration422 1969-05-07 3 LEFTISTS IN DISARRAY PARIS, Tuesday CENTRIST CANDIDATE MIND NOT MADE UP THE French Communist Party yesterday picked 72-year-old Senator Jacques Duclos as its presidential candidate after the breakdown of efforts to forge a united leftwing front against Gaullist Georges Pompidou. The party's centralReuter - 422 words
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Article, Illustration150 1969-05-07 3 Onassis forbids his heir to wed Fiona YEW YORK. Turs. 11 Greek multi-mil-lionaire Aristotle Onassis has forbidden his 21-year-old son and heir, Alexander, to marry Baroness Fiona Thyseen, 36, Time magazine reported yesterday. The weekly news magazine said here at a birthday party for Alexander near Athens, he asked hisAP - 150 words
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104 1969-05-07 3 1,500 storm varsity for protest sit-in MKI.BOI RNK. Tues. About 1.500 stormed the administrating building at >l<>n.i-h I'niversity here today to state a sit-in in protest against penalties for draft evasion. Shouting "We want in." some students hanged on looked doors and windows while others scaled the building's walls wittiReuter - 104 words
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Article, Illustration267 1969-05-07 3 L^LORENCE, Tues. r Sir Osbert Sitwell. the British poet and novelist, has died at his home near here, aged 76. A member of a famous literary family. Sir Osbert died on Sunday night at the Castello di Montegufonl at Montagnana. where beReuter - 267 words
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84 1969-05-07 3 A voice out of the blue said: Hello, love... rRQUAY. Tues.—Housewife Ellen Colclough, 27. was dusting her new record player when it said: "Hello love, I spent the afternoon pruning the oak tree." She called Post Office engineers to her home in I this south-west England I town to checkReuter - 84 words
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Advertisement154 1969-05-07 2 •Tjj People con sit in the back seat of a Toyota Corolla 1 100. fcj That's more than can be said for more cars in its class. M And at 100 Km h most competitors would be using more fuel. IkS The others would be straining. Big car style and154 words
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Advertisement226 1969-05-07 3 wine dine on board the dance to the exciting sound of "THE SANDBOYS" lunch, dinner supper fabulous eastern continental food free transportation from Clifford pier by luxury launches for reservation call at S IT.O. office at Clifford pier tel. *****-***** El BtOE'i: HAS 1\ IHYTUIXV See the colour and excitement226 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous32 1969-05-07 3 THE <SAMSOI_*£ At^.4*^.' f RIGHT TU£N. WE'LL M£ET)\ f StEM rAST-PN I IN THE LOBBY BY TU£ V HAVE- PLENTY aSfo II 71 I! f i THOUGU-TN /l\S VtXi WOULDN'T BE JO32 words
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380 1969-05-07 4 Murder case: TV watcher tells of 'help' cry SINGAPORE. Tv««. AN aircraft loader, Halipah bin Ali, was watching television when he heard a cry for help from outside. He told :i preliminary inquiry today that he was in time to see a man fall after being hit on the head380 words
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187 1969-05-07 4 GHAZALI TO OPEN $1 MILLION SCHOOL SINGAPORE. Tues. The million-dollar Mount Vemon Secondary School, one of 16 new schools which provide both academic and technical education, will be officially opened by the Political Secretary to the Ministry of Education. Inche Mohamad Ghazall bin Ismail, on Friday The main block of187 words
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122 1969-05-07 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Port of Singapore Authority today consented In the High Court to Judgment for $8,820 damages and costs In an accident suit by Mr. H. C. Abbott. 51, an executive officer with the British army. Mr. Justice Kul&sekaram was122 words
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Article, Illustration167 1969-05-07 4 SINGAPORE. Tups. They are travelling at their own expense and their destination la Inddiip.sia. Their tour the country then u<> home and lobby lor financial aid lor the Indonesia n Rod Cl They are 30 Australian Red Cro.vs workers who167 words
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Article55 1969-05-07 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The First Lady, Puan Noor Alshah. will open the Junior Red Cross art, and handicraft exhibition and sale of work at the Red Cross House In Penang Lane, at 10 a.m. on Saturday. The function is to commemorate Singapore's 150 th anniversary55 words
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Article48 1969-05-07 4 BINOAPORE. Tues. Mr. J L.M Gome, personnel manager of Mansfield and Co. will talk on "The Duke of Edinburgh's third Commonwealth study conference" at a luncheon meetlne of the Lions Club of Singapore i Host i in the Viking Room at 12.45 p.m. tomorrow.48 words
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Article28 1969-05-07 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Association for the Deaf will hold a Flag Day on Saturday to raise funds for its proposed vocational training centre and workshop.28 words
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Article159 1969-05-07 4 rpODAY'S educational TV 1 programme on Channel 8 is as follows: 7.50 a.m. -9.10 a.m.. General science, Sec. II: Baser, and Salts; ft.3U-B.stt. English literature. Sec. II: The Barretts of Wimpole Street. Part I: 9.05-9.25, Mathematics. Sec 1 Ratio, proportion and variation (11); 9.45-10.05, English second language.159 words
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Article207 1969-05-07 4 FAMILY OF 2 CAN GET AN HDB FLAT SINGAPORE. Tuesday basic qualifica- tions for a Housing and Development Board flat have been relaxed to permit a family of two to apply for a flat. The board's chief architect Mr Teh Cheang Wan, today said this h vi been done since207 words
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Article72 1969-05-07 4 Toto prize raised to $70,000 SIM.APOKt:. Tu.s. Singapore Pools (Private) Ltd. today announced that the first prize for Sunday's draw will be $70,000. There were no first or wennd prize winners in the second and last of the Special Labour Day Toto draws held last Sunday. Those with four numbers72 words
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Article25 1969-05-07 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Singapore Photographic Trade Association will hold Its anniml dinner at the Chinese Chamber of Commewe on Friday at 8 p.m.25 words
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Article129 1969-05-07 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday EVDR the nr.il time, the Port of Singapore Author rity was not on holiday on Labour Day (May 1 > and more than G. 390 tons of cargo were cleared This was In accordance with Its recent decision to abolish the two port129 words
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140 1969-05-07 4 No bus fare, absent from training SINGAPORE. I tional Serviceman Kho.i chyc Teck. 21, admitted deserting ba.sir training for 51 days and told th« Seventh trate's Court today I wa.s unemployed and had no bus fan- to take m<- to the training school The prosecutor. Inspector i Sineh. said that140 words
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160 1969-05-07 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police believe that the killing of a 21-year-old chicken-rice seller in Tronoh Road last night had secret society links Tan Tong Hood of Idrls Road was with two friends when they were attacked by a group of 10 youths, armed160 words
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Article81 1969-05-07 4 SINGAPORE. Tues Mr Ec Peng Liang has been elected president of the board of manaKemei.; of the Singapore Council ol Social Services Vice-pre-sident.s aie Mr Goh Sin Tub and Mr Harry L Wee Other officials are: Secretary, I Mr. S.R Nathan: treasurer. Mr. Mr. Ceri: V R81 words
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Article80 1969-05-07 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A w urld renowned India virtuoso, Gopikri.shDJ (md bla dancers who include the leading female performer Jayashree. win give a one-night recital of classical, folk and oriental dances at the National Theatre ot; May 17. The performance, sponsored by the National Theatre Trust. U part80 words
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Advertisement320 1969-05-07 4 Rosemary's baby is due TOMORROW! CATHAT PALACE The must tormenting experience for a mother during confinement and birth! Mia Farrow •f TVs PEYTON PLACE" is Risemary The Mother whi HJH£I mf is iiing ti have a fcaby. J wW tsaDy m jonn fc«yi>^ IJ -jl «.,Umn« Ruth VMk^iPK Sidney Blackmer320 words
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Advertisement101 1969-05-07 4 Appearing NITELV at Ocean Park Hotel fiVwIMMilrHfV aBBaBBBBBWJMrri-CLueßai EXCLUSIVE. NEW DANCE SPOT Tti: *****1 and Cathay Hotel Singapores^* Jmest entertainment rendezvous TEL ***** Tr#uh+d6»s with LynaMMrwr and BLACK JACKS The Fishermen t M Ocean 4 plus t Jink* Purple Today: 1 303 30 700 9.30 p.m. Robert M.rchum Peter Folk101 words
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Advertisement75 1969-05-07 4 "a "combinatloV of" "talents" m ROBERT WISE: "Sound of Music". "West Side Story" m ROD STEICER: Best Actor Academy Award Winner v m for "In The Heat Of The Night" JOHN PHILLIP LAW: "Barbarella". "Death Rides a Horse" m I if\/\ *<Z^& I BBy^ H a^r *VL •ar WhJ I75 words
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Advertisement409 1969-05-07 4 I New Sho-inq' II am, 1 30, 4. 1 Jo 4CO .30 A 930 pm iNo Free l'<* 100 RIFLtS SEASON EXTENDED! For A Lunitod Prriod DnU 3 SHOWS 1 45, SIS ft •30 pm Including Beit Picture! Lionel ••QIIVER" Boris ULIWtn A C School Con, ANY LAST DAY' 11409 words
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263 1969-05-07 5 LEE TOO SAN - Rockfall rescue bid halted: Hope given up for two LEE TOO SAN fl> IPOH. Tues. Work on rescuing two of three men buried in a cave oil the Kuala Kan^sar road by a rockfall last Wednesday was finally halted late yesterdc; •upi Mohamed Hamff bin Oinar said today "There •>263 words
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95 1969-05-07 5 200 tons of cargo salvaged from ship oINGAPORL Tuc--3 Divers from a salvage firm Selco. have recovered about 200 tons of carno ihr Kuala Kangsar, which sank in the outer r (in March 19. The 489-ton vessel with 584 tons ol cargo mysteriously keeled over as she was steaming out95 words
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Article34 1969-05-07 5 A lima d bin Hassan. 30 v^.s iai!ed for three for rn'.ermg a hou.-e n v. d yesttrday «:id stealing $15 worth of beverages. Atimad. who has nine prr\i<>us conviction*, plead- B34 words
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Article, Illustration408 1969-05-07 5 Teacher gets court's consent to wed his ex-pupil gEREMBAN, Tues. The High Court today allowed a 20-year-old girl to marry her former teacher a Scotsman despite strong objections by her parents. Nr Kok Heong, who will be 21 next April, met Michael Walford Mr- I Naunhton. 26. in December 1966408 words
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Article56 1969-05-07 5 KUALA I.LMPUR. TIMS The president uf tie Pelaling Java Rotary Club. Mr Ray Hardle.vv ha. hri n r.f.led to represent the cluij at the Rotary Internationa I cunvent ion to be held in Honolulu from M Mr. Hardless. who will be accompanied by h.s wife willBernama - 56 words
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Article44 1969-05-07 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue«.— A constable of High Street police gtaciun, Rad/uan bin Ahmad. 33. was h-iiced in the BMtoM Court i "day with (raudulently using f.\e medicai n rtificatea which he knew were forged between April 13 and July 15 la<.i year44 words
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254 1969-05-07 5 Armed pirates rob fisherman of his nets and boat MUAR. Tuesday. CIVE armed pirates last night robbed a Malayr sian fisherman of his boat, nets and provisions I worth a total of $5,000 in international waters seven miles off Parit Jawa. I The pirates, armed with pistols and rifles, intercepted254 words
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Article33 1969-05-07 5 SINOAPOHE Tups. Paul Raymund Morgan. 19. CM lined $35 in .1 nagiatrate'i court when hi admitted brruvtns indfcfn'iy in Burls Strpft yr*trr- K a% uQ hit ptou and under***!.33 words
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Article98 1969-05-07 5 $7,000 GRAB BY GANG SINGAPORE. Tues Five robbers, two of them armed with revolvers, held up three employees of the Hong Leong Finance Company in Lavender Street yesterday, and escaped with $7,000. The robbers walked in at 3 15 p.m. while the cashier. Miss Boey Woon Chin, and two employees98 words
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Article54 1969-05-07 5 SINGAPORE Tue,s. The Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union will hold an orientation ceremony for more than 1.300 nrw students tomorrow at the Singapore Conference Hall. The ceremony will include «peeche> by Dr Toh Chin Chjre. chH'rnmn ol thr polytechnics board of go\ cnmiv anil Cuptdin A. 11.54 words
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110 1969-05-07 5 CINGAPORE. Tues.— Police have recovered the body of Koh choon Uat. 22, an employee of Times Printers, who drowned on Sunday while swimming off Changl. He waa the third man to drown at the beach on the tame day. The budlea of110 words
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803 1969-05-07 5 Rape case medium: Girl refused to leave my bed PENANG, Tuesday A i L.i\ifL.tL. medium cnargea wun raping a 10--year-old girl twice within an hour, said in defence today that it was the girl who had made advances to him. "She lay down on my camp bed and refused to803 words
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Advertisement90 1969-05-07 5 •^•^-^aaw^aa? KELONG RESTAURANT (off Ponggol Point 11 m.».) THE NITE-CLUB WITH A DIFFERENCE Nightly Presents ALICE KOH. VIOLET TING MIMI accompanied by SEA PALACE QUINTET Extension to 2 a.m. on Saturdays eve of H>lidiys. FREE LAUNCH SERVICE FIVE MINUTES BOAT RIDE SPACIOUS CAR PARKS (NO COVER CHARGE) For Tahie Reservations90 words
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Advertisement451 1969-05-07 5 PRIVATE SECRETARIAL! COURSE FOR GIRLS Why go abroad? Singapore today offers facilities at its most modern Business College comparable to the best in the developed countries, for sophisticated training for Private Secretaries staff with overseas experience, located in the fully airconditioned. luxurious MSA Building in the heart of the business451 words
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Miscellaneous256 1969-05-07 5 Straits Times Crossword HI Hfl IH^ aVfIHHP BV^ aW* aVJ ACBOftS 6. Picture noining In a box O> 7. Competent ~mar Id urai-** EIfULLTw Sl^* _i-_- IKM PnWtURI 111/. 8. The pomt to la.t month on* 18 """S^' m d hit back (7). me ns 10. Concerning a mmi having256 words
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Article42 1969-05-07 6 SINGAPORE. Tues Free X-rays (or residents nt C innuuiwealth Avenue and Stirling Road will be given by Sata at No. 489. Stirling Road. Block 49, from 5.30 till 9 p.m. from Thui sday to May 18. excluding weekends.42 words
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Article35 1969-05-07 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Minister for Heaith, Mr. Chua Sian Chin and Mrs. Chua will attend the St. John Ambular.ce 18th annual first aid competition at Its headquarters In Beach Road, on Sunday.35 words
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Article, Illustration344 1969-05-07 6 'Teaching factory' proposed at C-Plan meet SINGAPORE, Tuesday PROPOSAL to establish teaching factories !o meet the skill requirement of industry was made today at the Colombo Plan Bureau's third discussion session on intra regional technician framing. These factories, said Mr. Lim Ho Hup. Singapore's Director of Technical Education, would complement344 words
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118 1969-05-07 6 DISPLAY OF AUSTRALIAN BUILDING MATERIALS SINGAPORE. Tues. A display of Australian building materials and hand tools opened tonight at the Australian Trade Commissioner's display rooms In Clemenccau Avenue. At a reception before the openIng. Mr. H.C. Sargent, the Australian Trade Commissioner here, said Australia like Singapore was in the midst118 words
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Article130 1969-05-07 6 VOSPER MAN NAMED CHIEF OF SASR SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. J.A. Wilde, managing director of Vosper Thornycroft Uniteers Ltd has been reelected president oi the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers. Messrs. Tom McLay. managing director of Keppel Shipyard Pt«. Ltd. and K.K. Ching, managing director of Kwong Soon Engineering Co130 words
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70 1969-05-07 6 Youths tried to extort $2 from vagrant SINGAPORE TU« Thiee youth!> today set fire to a vagrant's blanket after unsuccessfully trying to extort $2 from him In New Market Road Tort Sin Heni; ran but the youths caught up with him and threatened htm with an ice pick. Just then70 words
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Article75 1969-05-07 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. Some .mi student* from Singapore University will attend a live-day work (imp at Sembawang. to improve three roads in the area. An oprning rrrcmonjr, to be iltnulid by thr MP foi Srmbawang, Mr. Tronic Kn« Siting. will br held at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday75 words
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Article, Illustration131 1969-05-07 6 SINGAPORE. Tues Dr. Wendell Phillips above), the American oil concessionaire reputed to be worth $360 million (Singapore money i. is spending a few days In Singapore prior to a business visit to Indone la Dr. Philips, 47. who is i well-known adventurer and131 words
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104 1969-05-07 6 A big road widening project in Paya Lebar SIM.APOKi:. Tuo Almost half a million square feet of land in Pava I.ilmi will bo acquired by the (iovernincnt for a bit; roariuiden i ni; pro i it there The project is part of a Sl",' million road improvement programme to be104 words
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84 1969-05-07 6 Serangoon Road bridge to be dismantled SINGAPORE. Tues Engineers from the Singapore Armed Forces will dismantle the Bailey bridge which spans Serangoon Road (2\ miles), on Thursday frorr. 1 a.m. to 4 ajn. During this period, vehicles travelling from Upper Serangoon Road to the city will be diverted Into Aljunied84 words
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Article69 1969-05-07 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. Some major works by the famous Italian composer Ro.vslni will be performed by the 47-strong Singapore National Orchestra on Sunday and Monday. The orchestra is giving the "Rossini Centennial Concert" at the Singapore Conference Hall. both performances to start at 8.30 p.m. It will be69 words
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103 1969-05-07 6 S'pore invited to travel project course in Hawaii S~INUAPORE. TU« Siny.' invited •(> send didate to attend a travel industry m mont project to be held in Hawaii from Sept. 14. to D»m\ 6. The course Is being organised by the Institute for Technical Interchange o: the Centre for Cultural103 words
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Article44 1969-05-07 6 SINGAPORK I Fulton, vice-chairman of the Inter- 1 1 Council, will Ki\e a public lecture on Recent Innovations in tertiary cdi lv the United Kinudom." at new lecture theatre *v o University of Singapore campus, at 5.30 p.m. on Thurstfr"44 words
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172 1969-05-07 6 SINGAPORE. Tuesda: AN elaborate programme has been drawn up to celebrate the fifth Nurses" \\V. k from May 12-18 this year The annul coinciding with the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing is aimed at focussing public attention on the "dedicated172 words
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201 1969-05-07 6 S'pore Sweep results: *****26 wins $400,000 SINGAPORE. Tim The fouitli draw of the Singapore Sweep organised Singapore Pools (Pte) Ltd.. mi held at the World st. i (Hum this evening, with the first prize of S4<Hi.oyo retol to ket No 2094<»iH The full reslill- II follows: I lEBT ($490 *****26201 words
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Advertisement211 1969-05-07 6 SHE'S HERE! Nip gr Max Factor's top make-up Artiste from Australia Patricia Moore, now in Singapore and Malaysia, direct from her highly successful Max Factor demonstration tour in Hong Kong. Get really professional make-up advice at: Cold Storage Supermarket— Singapore —May 8-10 Robinson's— Kuala Lumpur— May 12-14 Hong Kong Shoe211 words
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Advertisement127 1969-05-07 6 Advertisement Keej) a Firm Chinline End wrinkle drynew and sagging muscles caused by a lack of natural protpctive oils and diminished muscle tone t>y treating your chinline to a regular massape with vitalizing cream. Before retiring massage Ulan vitalizing night cream well into your chinline moving from the cleft in127 words
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Miscellaneous43 1969-05-07 6 wi Aim*? n,, ,1/ v w DONT V' E YSO THAT A II VOWWXOMETO A j.-sr*:'S RB J%&'*^> Q^OVEff) OOME S- ALL IT \S.fJ I I UM.rT BUT IS NO WAV f TRUE. -~s v.<vTi^«; tj B_\ EAR.'.' BALL.T 2 1 t 1^43 words
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Article1501 1969-05-07 7 RALPH BROOM - RALPH BROOM To newspapers In Rio de Janerio the gravelly voice of The Red Rose Is the tip-off to each new exploit by the self-styled Murder Squadron. It tells where the bodies of the latest vit tims ran be found. ONE POLICEMAN'S DEATH SPARKED AN1,501 words
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711 1969-05-07 7 MARK FRANKLAND - MARK FRANKLAND by WITH Americas role f f in South-east Asia now at a critical stage there could well be a good deal of wild talk heard about Laos In the coming months. If an eventual compromise of some sort ends the711 words
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Advertisement138 1969-05-07 7 4 Milkmaid IJSMH^V Mini-packs t9^^GKi Nescafe i^SH r&k <*** I*.- i H J&* NjSSlif k-. "ISSN Buy one 4 oz. jar of Nescafe and get Nescafe is real coffee. four new Mini packs FREE. Nescafe has the fragrance of real coffee Buy a second 4 oz. jar, and a third,138 words
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Article340 1969-05-07 8 •-•st in the 1 Tse- have fallen i His hum. as s< ihment others have suffered Ha raaaaina Paris no h member of the me mix* is with an inner core her. r ap-jwm-ntlv n the n. en able to !>• liao Tseuing. though th' .1 entrench*340 words
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Article294 1969-05-07 8 matter which not conform with the Indonesian Govei nment'i ow n ideas of the referendum which is i uture icribad as "delii-ai' illy in .if rebellion, h growing <.:.: Indonesian officials and the representative of the United Nations fol n. Mr. Oiti/- iat the situation is294 words
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Article236 1969-05-07 8 Therr I. from World Health Organisation utficiaU foi Malaysia'a malaria eradication campaign, Brunei hopes b«' a dl malaria that this j ill not in tba last year) pert* to v. ipc '.'.>! I No-ooe oougn .i tnalaj la-free date for V. .ad it may weJL Prondosham, in236 words
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Article463 1969-05-07 8 JOE HAGGERTY - JOE HAGGERTY assassins? by NEW YORK 4 RE the pressures of living in big cities so great that the millions of Americans who live in them are being tinned into potential assassins? That is the theory advanced by a psychologist who is an expert on463 words
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Letter136 1969-05-07 8 DEFERENCE is made to the ietter by "Kedai Batu" iST. April 4> and the writer la advi.sed that th? one-way system along Jalan Batu ha.s been implemented after careful eonMderatinn and ll working satisfactorily. The reversal ol one-w:iy flow of traffic along Jalan Batu In the136 words
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Letter43 1969-05-07 8 rE suggestion by A R. G DRose 'B.T. April 3> that applicants for a driver's licence should be examined by a RDvornment doctor Is noted Taxi drivers are presently medically examined once every three year.\ mm KUAN MING Ac Registrar of Vehicles Singapore43 words
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Article, Illustration1430 1969-05-07 8 KHOR CHEANG KEE - The question Smark of elutong KHOR CHEANG KEE b> PENANG 'I believe the Alliance will win at least 1 7 Ol the 24 seats and retain control in Penang. The Chief Minister, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee The Cerakan will take the State outright. It will capture moie than 131,430 words
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Advertisement71 1969-05-07 8 B§§^ THEI969MANrSVVOTCH It's not man-made Seiko makes it by i automation. A fine preciaioo watch 1 comparable In quality to conventional f watches costing twice as much. II *^JaxS\ I Thi th '"od*" 1 w *y t0 l!*ls=J 1 watch: pay o ily for the timeptecai 1 and not Uie71 words
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Advertisement73 1969-05-07 8 jfadk China f&nnuiig ftst M*«f K«*f't Le*4lftfl EnffUali [felly ~i ■Pma, OftDERS MAY K PLACED WMI Haawcaw 4V Swm Malaysia) L**\, 74 Orchard Ro«d. Singapore 9, Tel: Met! >« Battary Road. Singapore 1, Te(: ***** Aifaort teak SteN, Paya I.ebar Airport. Singapore 1% Tal: ***** Y. >s*amaniy fir Ce., 18173 words
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126 1969-05-07 9 Peking should change hostile policy first, says Kh? IHJKIT MERTAJAM, Tues. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, last nigh: plained why Malaysia could not recognise Communist China. rally at B ne u:iRed h .subrce of >v. the Labour the election "Drobabl i fr.mi Red China." led: "The I126 words
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102 1969-05-07 9 MAN ESCORTED BACK TO PACE $36,500 CHARGE A PUR. Tues. boon d back to B today to face a chargr of cheating the lice Contingent of 536 An application was madi by Chlel Mm Poh Soon, pro ing. here, for an order for police to escort Ng back •spector Urn102 words
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Article48 1969-05-07 9 CANBERRA Turn I tie Supplies and Transport. Brigadier G.KI R.ch.trdMJi; will viMt Singapore Malaysia .md South Vii-nnm frum May 11 to 21 .<n oflWol announcement in Malay>ia. he -a ill dUcuaa of cumnmn .vervi«e tnwitu lie Malaysian Army's Durttoi- of Supplies and TTansrx^-t. Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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254 1969-05-07 9 VOTE ALLIANCE FOR A KELANTAN JENGKA TRIANGLE' KOTA BHARU. Tuesday A MASSIVE land development scheme on the scale of the Jengka Triangle project in Pahang will be opened in Ulu Kelantan if tin people elect the Alliance to rule the State Tun Abdul254 words
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149 1969-05-07 9 Tengku to Asri: Take the oath before polling day KUALA PfcRLIS. Tuts Teii^ku Abdul Rahman today sent a telegram to the Mentri Besar ot Kclantun. Da to Asrl bin Haji Muda. asking him tv swear by the Koran, before polling day. tnat tm PMIP did not receive foreign aid. "I149 words
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93 1969-05-07 9 Police warn of forged fifties in Penang |>I.V\M. lin-s. N lice todaj advised people tv beware of forc-»-d >.">tl BmHH notrs rtpoilril to lir in tiriul.i tii>n here. |\\(i siirh notes wore dixo^erecl vesteril.n The r.ishirr of Bank Nig.ir.i. Mr Yap Laaag Tarn reportril tci polite that he found one93 words
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Article49 1969-05-07 9 P E N A N G The State I.wmic Rr.igous Council. h»> rngrt.-id national and International K.i v.i 11 reading ehampioi H 1 bin Abdul lUhl—n 1 riduct a Koran rasdlag a urse in major rrliinouj- Khoola In all five dtetrlcta 111 Prnang beguinlng nrxt month.49 words
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Article20 1969-05-07 9 SINGAPORE Tuei A wom.-n. Woe Teik l/>ng L'B. fell 1 her drath from Selegie Hou.v early this morninf.20 words
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Article, Illustration237 1969-05-07 9 Fraud case executive is jailed for six months SINGAPORE. Tues. Ex- insurance executive Dau Sze Cha, wlio cheated his company of over a quarter of ;i million dollars. \va.s today jailed for six months. He was also fined $5,000. D..-trlct judge Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee. passing sentence. df\>cribed It237 words
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Article45 1969-05-07 9 SINGAPORE. Tuca There were 24.628 Vtaiton lo Singuixiie in March 30 por cent ukii'.i.m- oM> March figuip of ***** Including vUitors «rbo ate in cltiaena »c» onlyi and ottatn im have embarked f: Malayyian port, the Mguie stands at 31 47945 words
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Article, Illustration97 1969-05-07 9 JOB NO. 4 FOR STORE ENVOY SINGAPORE. Tue*. Mr. Lee Khoon Choy (above), the only Singapore diplomat who at present holds three ambassadorial posts, has been given a fourth. His appointment as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Yugoslavia was announced today. At the moment, Mr. Lee is Singapore's Ambassador Extraordinary97 words
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Article48 1969-05-07 9 PENANO. luc-.v 8..1j-cs born at the Maternity H here on World Rod Cross Day May 8 will be presented with gifts by the Prnung branch of the Mulaysian Red C'roe* Society. The fir.st baby bora will w Prnanc I ttea Cru>s baby ol 196948 words
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Article21 1969-05-07 9 PENANCi Git .it today with the murder Baiik Pm 28 He vaa remanded in cu-tody fur a21 words
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258 1969-05-07 9 ORUNEI TOWN. Tuei. 13 The Legislative Council today passed a Bill tv bring the fctate s oil mining laws In line wilh those of Middle East countries. The State Financial Officer. Dato John Lee. told the Council that the Bill amended the258 words
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Advertisement118 1969-05-07 9 When Rothmans chose Ford for their new fleet of vehicles, they had good reason t0... all their previous fleets. Rothmans operates one of the largest all-Ford for their first fleet— some fleets of vehicles in Southeast Asia. time ago now. And now that they've Which means they insist on getting118 words
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Miscellaneous733 1969-05-07 9 ON YOUR TV AND RADIO TODAY TV MALAYSIA TV SINGAPURA CHANNELS KuaU l.uHipur. 700 N< n K>: "10 (HWML 5 915 What Others Say (Eng--2r «-r- lissLX f -is 3.00 f j %iss^asi J«horr Bahru 3. 10; Taiping Bag: 800 News in Mandarin; P^ iI, Hmw AnvSoctial Privilege or Ad--4;733 words
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Article, Illustration270 1969-05-07 10 Lighter pleasure boats are now an industry SINGAPORE'S success in the ship-build-ing industry has opened another avenue in the nautical field. After breaking-through In the larger steel barges and vessels sphere, new companies are now being established to go Into production of lighter and more sophisticated pleasure boats including cus-tom-built270 words
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Article102 1969-05-07 10 GBC-AEI Singapore j Private Ltd has been awarded contract to Install a central air-condltlon-Ing system in the People's Park Shopping and Residential Complex In Singapore. The GEC-AEI air-condltlonlng engineer. Mr Foo Kong Dear, sail that this is one of the largest shopping centre air-con-ditioning systems In Singapore to102 words
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279 1969-05-07 10 TMIK recent visit of a row-member mission from Western America's wood moulding Mid millwork industries will prove a great Imxhi to Singapore's and Malaysia's timber trade. "With the establishment of direct contact we intend to make follow-up efforts to exploit the279 words
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Article76 1969-05-07 10 On-the-spot survey The vice-president of Armour Pharmaceutical International. Mr. J. Uibernau. recently visited the Singapore-Malaysia market. He m»t dealers, made on-the-spot surveys of the market and discussed plans for furthering sales of his company's products to pharmacies and dimes in the region. Mr Olbernau said he aaw good prospects for76 words
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Article, Illustration169 1969-05-07 10 Spicers send 2 overseas jni i.u^ (Export j Ltd., O the international paper aim priming equipment Mippiiri >. nave miii two more staff for overseas training. l ii«->i- are .ur. Lcong Wai lokr, senior mechanic in Fenang, and Mr. l.tij Ah Hon. worfcMinp met ii. mn in Singapore. inejr left169 words
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Article104 1969-05-07 10 The SM (Minnesota Mlnln* and Manufacturing) Co. of St. Paul. Minnesota, America, has Introduced Into the Singapore market a line of microfilm systems which It claims provide the perfect solution to paperwork problems. Formal presentation of the line was made to Government officials and business men recently at104 words
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Article150 1969-05-07 10 ry. general manager of the National Export I r.iding Corporation (NKTKACOK) of the Philippines. Mr. Jovito A. Kivi-ra, is expected to arri\e in Singapore tomorrow to study trading potentialities between the two countries. During his .stay in Singapore, Mr. Kivera will meet and discuss with150 words
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Article, Illustration247 1969-05-07 10 MALAYSIA Is to go Into the sheetglasa manufa*. turinp; business In Joint venture with Japanese participation. The Japanese participants are the Nippon Sheetglasi Ltd., in conjunction with Toyo Menka Kaisha, who will hold 49 per cent, with the Malaysian partner, well known industrialist Mr.247 words
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Article78 1969-05-07 10 Factory ready soon 'THE Governing Director 0t Barkath E Abubacker Penax.t- that \!i PeU 11, Ma- Hud- manufactuifr of to Uriah--'' pla g of a local worth iMak Buildinir of Urn commenced and i 1 production will begin beiore the end of the year. Mr Aspmall also Penani; where P78 words
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Advertisement158 1969-05-07 10 Cm Berkel. If you've got trungs^^^H be weighed, you should meet the rest of my family. Just contact Diethelm Co. Limited our agents. The Berkel family consists of a wide range of V weighing equipment which lan solve all your weighing j problems. We can handle any weighing job- from158 words
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Advertisement171 1969-05-07 10 now completely revised I THE STRAITS TIMES DIRECTORY OF I I MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE 1008 1 ThlQ ie +hf> nn\\i 400 page Alphabetical Classified Direcinis is xne oniy au in or- tory contajnjng mer 40t000 9ntrie5 itatlVe and COmprehenSlVe 800 pages listing companies, their Exereference work available, a D nd171 words
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Advertisement988 1969-05-07 11 IB LIVERPOBL ANB OTHER U CONIIMtNIAL PORIS s jjU p Sham Ptnang M ii Bi'stli -I .8 j.. Mill? Mi, v Mi, IS 21 Mai 22 PR AM I Mil It Mi| II I rent Mai 21 Mat 22 Mt| 21' l NNM 2 P.TROCLUS "ai 21 Mai 27, 28988 words
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Advertisement797 1969-05-07 11 E*****E***** Scanservice V iXi>RESS SAILINGS 10 MEPtTERRANEHH/THE CONTINENT/SCMDIrtAVI* *«B -VA "Sw. -wa IMIMfM .-"/ll JM.IB/2, Ca-BJa^^.^Hby,.. «M» M M n> f g,'^ K'-c^'t",-. Wi utivmt from »cAmm»vu/u.K/m comtihent and meditemimiean Pcnang P. Shaw iRWi !2KnV:::::::::::::::::"::":"":::::"":: «i» si; I? Bl TONSRERC iy. a a BUSUAKU na?" w r twmn Agents: The797 words
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Advertisement2082 1969-05-07 11 EXPHESS SERVICE T I LOHDQN, LIVERPOOL t COWTINENUL MWIS for Hurt ItM 14 BENARKLE gsii r! ri .pun pu 9 84DVMATTAIV For Live-pool IMt 12 BEMAIIVW Ro'.terrjim Im. 28 Sinnoor. P. Sl«am Penini Biem»n Imi M S.ngapon f Mjmb)j(| Smgiport P. S'hia Pining BENREBCN lonoun. Bremen, Haaßurg, M'bro. O'moutn t.2,082 words
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Advertisement679 1969-05-07 11 tMn WORLDWIDE CARRIERS LTD. l^^^^^Bt For: Lot Ani«lei, New Orleeni. Cr,arlc»»on. lIVVJ New York. New London. V^^^^^bV (also «cceptir.9 corgo tor other Gulf ond Atlantic ports, subject to inducement) S'DOre P S'hom f>nang VESSEL 15/17 M-y 18/19 May M/Sl** vi?.™"::::: WVS WSS Ag.nt,= McALISTER 6e CO., LTD. Carriers cotion ti679 words
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Advertisement1119 1969-05-07 12 BpV AiV^. ili^B^^pppppp^ppp^B^^ppla Vl" 11 KAWASAKI KJSEN .LAISHA LTD. Wimrn Australia Singapore Japan Scrvlo* Frenuntll "i"|ipo'i YakkliclH 'Nifoyi V'nini KoOl ■■U**m Man- SnlM I Mry Jarnj II May 17 May 21 May Wmat Alrtaa; Sin gaper* Japan Servlo* A-ic a Sifipon Nifoyl V'himi ROM -Haulm mm- t/IJM HMim» MUM Italy1,119 words
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Advertisement923 1969-05-07 12 |pVBHHfIftHbMHHriLrJLpppPPPPPP^PHMHIiPPPPPPP IB JBPPP«HHHBiPPa^B^B AUSTRALIA NIW ZEALAND SERVICE I INOIA. PAKISTAN AND FAR EAST SERVICES TO: AUSTRALIA. NEW ZEALAND. Tl: Nafapattnap Ml Malrai. S po'e P. S'tam Prnani Far: Brit.. AacK laae lytt., Wall. RAJUU II 23 Miy 14 May 25 May Ml. S-OO.R JUL IIUM 17< M iamoia ,112 J.M923 words
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Advertisement792 1969-05-07 12 III! PACIFIC LINE CALIFORNIA/ PACIFIC NORTH WEST EXPRESS Loadino. for LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO, OAKLAND, TACOMA. SEATTLE, VANCOUVER BC i L. A-|«'H VISHVA SHOBA It 17 May II II May 21 22 May IS JuM II Jill SO WEST IENkAL It 17 laae II 11 Jaai 21 2? JIM IS792 words
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Advertisement742 1969-05-07 12 SMALL CAR6O VESSELS FOR SALE Two Shell Iyp<- Stcpl \cvscK wilh <\irc<i Capacit) IM tons dr.uiuricht, (.i;i 1 m available lor inline (ll.ite iMaitV Other iletaiN: Built l!»i:» LaatM Dr.ni m», l.rnith OA: UK I' Sp.fd Max. llMd Breadth 11 4 Main tneinc: Tolar Atlas Diesel SiiiEl.- Si rew. For742 words
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Article555 1969-05-07 13 I" iected Malaysian industrial yields Is based on last smles of May 2: Companies located in M*U\»ia for taxation purposes. Average (rnms dividend yield 4.C per cent (4 8 per cent) Average grass earnings "yield 8.3 per cent (8.3 per cent) *P. Price; *D.T. l>,»idrnd Yield ifrov.555 words
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Obituary, Illustration33 1969-05-07 13 v| HARLOTTE (ENID) RODRIGIES Departed 7-5-68. A tender thought. A silent tear, A constant wish that you are with a*. Sadly mimed by Moved Husband, Sons. Daufh trr«. Son-in-law and Grandchildren.33 words
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Article327 1969-05-07 13 Mineral falls outnumber rises MELBOURNE. Tuea. 1%/TINING and Oil shares weaITJI icened although the Investment section was steady, market leader BHP recovering 15 cents lo $16 75 Pall.s in the mining and on section outnumbered rises by three to nir MrtaN Kxplorution last a furllier 30 ontl to $6.90 a327 words
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Article218 1969-05-07 13 TMI PORT OF (INCAPORI «U--1 THORITV ANNOUNCID IMS FOLLOWINC BERTHING ARRANGE MINT! FOR MAY 7. OUT: .x.-iurvu Mirj ft. Gum.nl 11/14. CardiKanabtr* Id. Mekaunl— Ol 21/22. Kairyu Maru I lurptiyi II 3S/36. AndrzeJ Btr i< "i* 3». Hesaenitein 42 43. Benhlant 44. Baal N.W. 1/2 and Peuhnf218 words
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Article96 1969-05-07 13 I'HINEiE Produce Exchange, tinga- pore, noon doting prieoe par pieui yesterday. Coconut oil: hulk (40 aelltra. druii (SI I tellen Copra: Mixed 1f.0.b.) looaa Mn/ Jur: 1 K/Cont V^l B. Pepper: Muntok white (1271 ae.'<era. ■aim j whitr mi nellcra. special Sarawak black »97» aellera, (arnica Lamponc black96 words
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Article123 1969-05-07 13 TMI Asaaciatian ol ainm m Malay- iia Smtapara nude theM channel In IU rales lo merchants ytaurday (thf followinc rates are quoted to thr rnulvalfn' of one unit of foreign currency). Un.ttd Stattt: Kuyinit TT *:t.(I4YA airmail OD (3 0325: 90 d'at. 12 S7TS crrdit hilla. $2.9075 truttr123 words
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Article19 1969-05-07 13 In London on Monday Malayan 5 per cent elf tj K. June July In bulk wu unquoted.19 words
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336 1969-05-07 13 All-round support keeps tin price steady STRAITS tin was unchanged at 5607 per picul in Penang yesterday on an offering estimated down 5 tons to 260 tons. In London overnight the forward buyers' price fell £7 per ton. Locally there was good all-round demand especially from the U.S.A. LONDON: Tin336 words
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Article248 1969-05-07 13 flnt fradr rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at a p.m. in Singapore and Kuala l.umpu. yeaterday at 69Vi centa per Ib. up a quarter of a cent on Monday's i lnsin« level. The tone was Very quiet. K.A.S. and M.R.E. doting prices in cents per Ib.248 words
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Article588 1969-05-07 13 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE BID AND OF FIR PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT TMI CLOSE OF BUSINESS. INDUSTRIALS a. s. ACMA 2.16 2 17 Bfd A Co 2.19 2.24 Borneo Btrhad 1.88 Bouatrad 2.1* Cimr! Plv«ood 7.44 2.50 C. Sugar* 4 4* C.C.M orda 201 2.03 C.588 words
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Article556 1969-05-07 13 ma AS expected the turnover on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday continued to show some contraction as the Malaysian election day drew nearer. However, there was some new speculative buying and as a result prices showed a definite improvement over those ruling556 words
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Article126 1969-05-07 13 SO a^ to complete tht purchase by Singapore Land of city centre properties the company will shortly require fund addition to tho^e already held. A statement says the directors were considering the possibility -if a further Isaac of .-hares, and they have now decided to to126 words
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Article61 1969-05-07 13 SHIPMENTS of Stra fined tin from Pi in April totalled 5.707 loug tons, according to Tie Straits Trading Compan Of this above tot U.S. took 2.360 tons. C >ntinent 1.310. Canada 143. Japan 1.164, Pant: India 34. S. Ameri Africa 10. Australasia 18, and Middle East 861 words
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Article195 1969-05-07 13 IN his statement for 1968, the chairman of ACMA Electrical Industries Ltd Mr. Leo Ker>g Tuan. the company made ti?factory" net profit of $205,187 after providing for depreciation and promotion and reproduction expenses. "In order to provn; the continued growt. the company, your directors do not propose to195 words
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Article27 1969-05-07 13 CICELY Rub! announced a dividend of 4 1 16 per cent in r< of the year ended March 31. (2 7 9 per cent).27 words
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Article114 1969-05-07 13 TIN shares in London on Monday drifted lower In I quiet trading. lasuM to ease Included Sungei Besi. Kamuntlng, British Tin and Gopeng. Rubbers were mixed. Gainers Included Buklt Mertajam and Buklt Sembawang while among Issues to "all were Golden Hope, Guthrle and LondonSumatra. DOW JONES: 925114 words
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Article356 1969-05-07 13 MOVEMENTS OF SHARE PRICES BASED ON A COMPARISON OF LAST SALES IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE VESTEROAV WERE INDUSTRIALS: ACMA 111 rcr.ui. Ban a Ca. i canta). Bari 1 cm! Camtl Plywaad t»4 mini. c. Sugar (-4 oenm, C.C.M. ordt.356 words
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Article1099 1969-05-07 13 BUMNtSI IN ANIJ REPORTED TO THE UNOAPO4U AMI KLALA LIMPIR TKADIN*. ROOMS OK THK STOCK XX CHANGE YESTERDAY WITH IIU Nl MBER <>b SHARKS li: Mit li SHOWN IN BRAI XX 1 S IN LOTS OF I.UUO I NLKS.S OTHERWISE STKCIKIKI) I.NDI STKIAI.3: A< MA (2> $2 16.1,099 words
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Article35 1969-05-07 13 STOCK INDICES May. 5. May. Industrial*: 17U.K4 171.19 111., i. i- 92.51 93.29 Properties: 161.79 161.79 riM 84.27 84.'!9 tt rubber*: 109.96 109.96 Drc. M. 1:»66 I<M). I>rc. 31, 1968 IUU. lire. 1962 a 10U.35 words
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Article40 1969-05-07 13 /"V.N tr.* Iraa aiehangt marktt In Hon« yr Mat fmimtay th» us. Oaiiar wan q'intrd at S in for T.T. and «.0«SO for eath. St. rum .101*4 »t 14 4» and mm u*i of gold ai m40 words
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Advertisement322 1969-05-07 13 NOTICE l<> \WIOM IT MAT CONCERN—; We hereby notify that Mr. Albert Llm Slew Pook ha» ceased employment In our company with •m 19th April, 1969. and .<• 1* unauthorised to transact on our behalf. ANGUS ROBERTSON (PUBLISHERS! PTY. LTD. 65-71 Hlzh Street. Singapore, 6. SHIPPING NOTICES "STATE OF BIHAR"322 words
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Advertisement29 1969-05-07 13 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES May 6. Xl BRER PRICE: 69) cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN PRICE: 5607 (unchanged). ■■>linntrci offering 2KO tons (down 5 tons).29 words
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Obituary35 1969-05-07 14 MRS RAJAMONBY DEVASAKAYAM Max Uevasakayarr |..tste was called n Bombay MR LIM KIOK CHAV passed awa« I S7A Old ii 2uo p.m JOSEPH SIM PENG HONG passed »ed 6(i i p.m ta Cko> ■cry.35 words
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Advertisement597 1969-05-07 14 U WVU UN >W 1 »VN j UM J 'TTTTI sONOWLISCIMENTJ sN»IVf«?««l(S >NNOUI*C(MtNTS BIRTHS. CLUI ACTIVMIiS CONOOIENCES DEITNS (fttaCEMINTS. I rUNEIsIS CSECTIMCS IN MEMMIaM HilliiCI 1 MISSINC. PISStNtI PfC. lEIUIEMS I DfUNIONS ■ill M,s. si. S2S ft 71 BBJfIS, IK* >Miti*Ul w*f« 11 M 111 Otkrr C n;.i.n sfrirtistaeatt Mmsnai597 words
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Advertisement840 1969-05-07 14 11l an., .Nutnifl tors. Or ih>ird Koad' WILL ESTABLISHED cosmeiK •■4 remai* sales supervisor. Apply with eomplet« Penan < lUCAR INDUSTRY OP SINOAPORE LTD. .ioi...ns lor poets ol ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIANS and other TECHNICIANS ■UU rc> uradk OHSv OnlT persons with sppropiste q isnti--nd some rears of expeneno need apply840 words
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Advertisement950 1969-05-07 14 i copies ticm Certificates and t. «tl- naaiala, come to Metropolitan Bunding ■awrm, in Medeiros H street or 5b Peck Scab stieei. r| B pee Tel 7:i4Jl. WANTEU o|>ean r Kirm n DfTice Assistant for their fit. I'epartinent. Applliat.ts must tie i.ale .K. A^e t.e,,h> .11 W., iking exI kno«950 words
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Advertisement1067 1969-05-07 14 RENT OR SALE firnished 3 tMdroom riat at Far East Mansion. Kin Yam Koad s< Phone a'oora it. J2. THOMSON CARDEN I ..lurry s:rv corner t. asfl and I small i irsa garden siwce Ring Spore SERANI OON PARK— D 3 m»i sq ft.. D-hedrooms. |KM 'kmi sterlinii Real Ksuie1,067 words
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Advertisement876 1969-05-07 14 BECINNERS and all stages shortband, typewriting. bookkeeping. Malay, rrench. Commercial Correspon■eaea, Shorthand «peed ■Vl-I.'SO. Regent commeniai laatltaM iaK Kast Coast Road (Wonde. land 'nd floor) 4401 8U Spore CITY SCHOOL OF COMMERCE CROUP DIPLOMA IN HIGHER ACCOUNTINC ACCOUNTINGS COMMERCE a FINANCE, ECONOMICS. In preparation (or Spring 1970 Exam. A seaaaal876 words
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Advertisement901 1969-05-07 14 TV/RADIO SALES t SERVICE MUITA Piompt Reiuble T.V. i Service Moderate charges. Riug Spore I tiJ3*. REOIFFUSION lELEVISION RENTALS B.P. CA6B Compieia range to suit averyon* bbo« rooms Clemer.ceau Aye. Joo Chiat Road Taman Jui oni RtUIfTUSION RKPAIKS AMI MAJCxV Or T.V. »KTB Hhone MM Mi Bingapor« Coramuoal Aerial Syntema901 words
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Advertisement888 1969-05-07 14 I»S7 LATI OtC. Korrt ral.wi SOU. Onr owner. Oood condition. Conta« Urn Phone '.'IS«9 Spore. REG. OCT. ISSS Volkswa*rn Coa< n. i condition HiKheat offer eecurr* Tfl (Bporci Mfi' LATI Itfl VOLKSWAGEN 1305 insured Ouui.«-i i'.-h'j H **i Telephone Gallardo (Spore) ***** (Ofßiri and 66AU1.1 inome). MOTORISTS BEWARI! A dirty888 words
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Advertisement499 1969-05-07 14 o LADIES HAIRDRESSIN6 POSAN SALON DE BEAUT. •i m Kc.Hd Daily a.m. pJss, except rrmm. FARIDA'S COIFFURE D ART Colour-Tinting Manicure Tc: JEAN'S NEW SALON- Pm«h wave ■lOM Shampoo-set Waxing. Tanglla Koad fllai VICKY'S FICURAMA SALON. Hall colouring. hlea(hing hishlmhts fa n. mani.ure pedicure, r. flous hair Bust firm n.-499 words
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Advertisement831 1969-05-07 15 IN THE MATTER OF 1-HE COMPANIES ACT. 19«7 AND IN THE MATTER OF CHAN YUEN CHEONG LIMITED poraui In Singapore) At an Extrao-dlnary General Members of Chan »il. duly conened and held at 147-B South iridge Road. Singapore, on Monlay the Mh May. 1969, the foilown| Special Resolution was duly831 words
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Advertisement307 1969-05-07 15 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OrVHBN that I. TAN PENG CHIANO of i No. 1 Jalan Serene, Singapore have asplied for a raising of status i!"in fublic House Second Class to Public House First Class (Extended > i Tourist Hotel > licence in respact ol p.-emi.*s No. 447 A Upper •ast307 words
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Advertisement530 1969-05-07 15 I GLENEALY PLANTATIONS MALAYA (BERHAD) (Incorporated In the States of Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Directors have declared an Interim Dividend of 5 cents per $1 stock unit less Income tax at 1 40% per cent for the year ending 30th June ls>69, payable to stockholders whose names530 words
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Advertisement561 1969-05-07 15 PENANG PORT COMMISSION TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited for the supply of one (1> unit Mobile Tower Crane. Tender forms, conditions of tender and specifications are obtainable on application to the Secretary. Tenders will close at noon on 30th May. 1969. The Commission does not bind itself to accept the561 words
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Advertisement805 1969-05-07 15 STATE OF BRUNEI I M WIIIS IN THE tDI CATION DEPARTMENT Applications are invited to fill the following vacancies in the Education Department, Brunei. (a) ASSISTANT INSTRUCTORS FOR ENGINEERING TRADE SCHOOL. XI AI.A BEI.AIT. Assistant Instructors tc commence duties the Ist January, 1970 in the following trades (English Medium). Sheotmetal805 words
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Advertisement874 1969-05-07 15 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE INSURANCE SALES INSPECTORS In view of constant expansion of our Marketing Depmtmmt, we now require thr vi\icr« nf mmp Insurance Sale* ln«p«-tor» ta Kuala Lumpur, Alor Star. Malacca and Penang. Successful applicants must have the following qualification*. 1. Must be rraidenls of the sUtr* mentioned above and874 words
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154 1969-05-07 16 Singapore women rush to join Volunteer Corps SINGAPORE. Tues. There's sometning: about a soldierjudging by the number of Singapore women who want to join the People's Defenre Force (Women's) Volunteer Corps. A Ministry of Defence spokesman .said today that several hundred applications had been received in answer to a call154 words
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85 1969-05-07 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. A writ claiming $14 429 from the Safety Insurance Co. Ltd. of Kuala Lumpur was taken out in the High Court here today It was taken on behalf of a local stamp dealer. S. Murugayya Pillai, by his rs, Murphy85 words
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223 1969-05-07 16 RUBBER RECOVERY: BOUQUET FOR TUN TAN'S FORESIGHT ALOR STAR. Tuesday. r rHE Minister -of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. today attributed the "amazing recovery" in the price of rubber to the foresight of the Finance Minister, Tun Tan Slew Pointing out that within the period of one223 words
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Article63 1969-05-07 16 MALACCA. Tues.— A woman. .Ice Lian. 50 was found dead in her home at Mat-hap Bahru 15 miles from here yesterday inorninK A man has been detained A police spokesman said today thai injuries found on her indicated that she had been assaulted. The woman,63 words
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427 1969-05-07 16 yHE Australian Government today presented 13 anti-aircraft guns for use by Malaysian defence forces. The guns, with their associated equipment, were handed over by the Australian High Commissioner to Malaysia, Mr. A. J. Eastman, to the Assisant Minister of Home Affairs. Inche427 words
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Article, Illustration247 1969-05-07 16 S'PORE POLY'S FIRST GIRL ELECTRICAL ENGINEER VIM.APORE. Tues. lwenty-year-olu Jens (iarbo (above is the first Kill to graduate from Singapore Polytechnic as an electrical engineer with a first -cla>«> honours decree from the I niverMt> of Singapore. As both of her parents are scholars, one would have thought that she247 words
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343 1969-05-07 16 j— SINGAPORE. Turn. A JAPANESE delegate to the current Colombo Plan Discussion Assembly here Mr Hirwhi Ogasawara. today called for greater participation In a technical student exchange programme This i.s the Interntional Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience (lAESTE).343 words
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241 1969-05-07 16 Govt depts' handling of money: 'Much to be desired' BRUNEI TOWN. Tues. A coun cillor charged today thai this oil-rich State's handling of money left much to be desired. INCHB KAINAL ABIDIN IM I KM .Kuala Brian i told thp 1 icll of two instances where government departments had toft241 words
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Article32 1969-05-07 16 Indonesian police patrols have captured live vex-^is in the Malacca Straits allegedly attemp:. snuggle rubber, copra and o'hw products to Malaysia ami pore Antara news agency reported today— Rsuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Advertisement463 1969-05-07 16 HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS 1956 Of h in Lalra. befors the sth day of Juns. 1969 Dated the 2nd day of May. IM9 LOOANATHAN M CO.. !IIAM BWII KIAT also known as CHIA.M BWEE KEAT Mo Slngapor*. TENDER NOTICE MARINE DEPARTMENT SABAH The Marine Dep* .1. dirtel It. The requlre- t\463 words
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Advertisement597 1969-05-07 16 PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN JKR. PAHANG TIMOR KUANTAN lyang i- Pfjaba* JKK I Krp«.a i\ i:| 1 t>' »*»i. ai-:*nm» k Ne^ert. pukul Priatig pada 15-5-19f.9 (.r.STKUCTION OF MXKO hOAl) ANU HAKDSIANDI.NO AT ARMY PLKX KUA-. Srnala buUr2 boleh dl-dapatl dl- di-Pejabat Jurutera Pahang. Kuantan dan t Krrja Kanan. JKR Pahang Timor,597 words
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Miscellaneous191 1969-05-07 16 AUvy Ot»p By V. T. Itnntlin AND TAKE VOUR>- ~"^-C _.BLTr NO MATTER lAH! INCSGWI I ...«JT VMsJTI VCU YEAH? I I THE GIRL! THE ONE \OU nWI gPV- AJLL RIGHT WHAT YOU THIN< BETTBR STUFF HAVE ONE TH\NG WVWT? OU. OOCLA...TU. PAY A jL,^--fiOOK FILM« MR. POOPLBSI 1 THAT191 words
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Article, Illustration39 1969-05-07 17 Quick look just to make sure IOCKEY Gcott Lewis turns) round at the finishing post to make sure he had won the 2.000 Gui neas on Right Tack. H had no need nht Tack was a clear-cut lrn»ths winner.39 words
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Article645 1969-05-07 17 EPSOM JEEP - Youngsters impress in gallops EPSOM JEEP By FESTIVAL Of Kerry and Phar Pal, two oungsters who showed promise in their last outings, can win at the Bukit Timah meeting which opens on iturday. Both appeared much improved in gallops yesterday morn ing. The going was good. Festival Of Kerry, wlto645 words
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Article31 1969-05-07 17 LISBON Tuc.s. Spain 3-o winning l*>nd over Rlkklp.su in their n^, European Zoni tpnnis tic hrip. jTMterdajr, hen M*nu> lid Manual Oran: Frnnk .mcl n 6-3 ■■< fi-4 >n th<31 words
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Article353 1969-05-07 17 STIPE'S REPORT THE Stipendiary Ste--1 ward.; report on the Penanp races over the weekend»\ll KDAI Kace I: Little Irinrm i K Duling lh». i -i Grei n II i fniir M'Uhea D After if the aim of v overI BoaJdii oo-rk-DOMt whs refunded F««i \\i-hr>. who353 words
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166 1969-05-07 17 I ONDON. Tues.— The match between the touring West Indian cricketers and Worcestershire ended in a draw yesterday when bad light cut short the final days play here. Heavy clouds over the ground ruined any hope of an exciting finish to theReuter - 166 words
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Article51 1969-05-07 17 LONDON. Tue*. Police cleared the Worcestershire cricket (round yesterday after an inonymoui phone caller claimed three bombs had hern planted at the ground. All buildings were cleared during the lunch interval and plater* had to leave the dining ro<> m while a search wn BsasV, Nothing «i«51 words
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Article208 1969-05-07 17 'THE Malay.Man Cricket A»--1 latmn s re\ised fixture liM for 1869 I ndr r 23 Ma> 25: North aon ii tna i K.ddii ai p»n.iiic Pcrak v Baausfßi ai lpuii '«uinrr.s to nurt in .sciiu-iinals i>n Junr 22' South zone Malacca v Jnhore at Malacca. Pahang208 words
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Article360 1969-05-07 17 KOXIN*. 1 1 son \n Him it titi.i. ■:i Joaaelln iFri bt Brrtmi (Hi n-f Bth rd BAftHtNtOM I font rOOVB: Mea'a rtaapca ;uu 10-b Ij-3 Heng ot Lim Kirn aenn li-8 4-15 15-10. P Aj-ig bt Watt Kirn Pun 15 S '5-11. Yew Mong Song M H Atlß360 words
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Article210 1969-05-07 17 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By countries all over the world which are not in the finals. Supp'.ah a very good fullback In his playing days, became a referee in 1953. He qualfled as an International referee in 1966 THE F.A. of Singapore have been asked to nominate210 words
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Article104 1969-05-07 17 ffONG CHIN, showing greater enter prise in attack, beat Starlight 4-1 in an FA o( Sclangnr League Div i match at Pudu Road yesterday A gift goal started Hong Chin on a rampage and Yap Nan Hong and Lai Kok Kirn put them thiee up at104 words
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201 1969-05-07 17 Leicester win to keep their hopes alive LONDON. Tues. Relegatton threatened Leicester City kept their hopes alive for another season ot First Division football when they beat Sun denand 21 at home last night. Beaten finalists In the English FA Cup. 1 ter now need three points from their remainingReuter - 201 words
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Article181 1969-05-07 17 Hassall's 'yes' to coach job... lIAROLD HassiiU. who guided the Malaysian tram to victory in the Merdeka tournament last year, has agreed to coach the toam -again for this year's tournament from Ails. 1 to 18. This "va.s annuuncrd br Hip FA. of Malaysia >• day The English coach Is181 words
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Article24 1969-05-07 17 Su.san Blight. 5 yesterday qunllfled fur the Singapore ASA cold award in j-ersonal survival the younsest swirrmer from KAF Tenitah to achieve it24 words
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Advertisement128 1969-05-07 17 Sanyo Secret Service G-2316 This black attache case contains a hhhlb and a stereo fILMHB. Open it, set the two lids a few feet apart (they have the loudspeakers built in), and put on your favorite record. The turntable flMslH all kinds: 33, 45, and 78 rpm. Or switch and128 words
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Miscellaneous89 1969-05-07 17 IQCTBI s'joi Prrmirr RR] I Kllat ilpoh Hd> Ipoh I-ratur: (Jmno v PolU-e lOuruev Dhr.2: Printer* Rd SCRC v ERC KL n A Jalil> KED "B" Ipoh FaojiiL-'. TPCA Starlite Y i Coronation (Pr1i-.cc- Rd'. KL Gurribon v |txl»; l»i\ Tamil Younesten Ne« BUur (Rttli Range Hdi. SIA v Malays89 words
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Article, Illustration42 1969-05-07 18 Le General relaxes in the park pENERAL Charles De Gaulle and his wife Yvonne taking a walk in a park near his country home In Colom-bry-les-deux-Eiilisis. The General moved out of the Elysee Palace on April 27 when he resigned as President.42 words
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Article48 1969-05-07 18 Member of Parliament lor Alexandra Dr. Wong Lin Ken. will officiate at the opening of the area s community centre, and present ciedential cards to members of the areas citizens con■ultatlve i-ommittee and management committee at Mcl Ling Street, at 8 p m on Saturday.48 words
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114 1969-05-07 18 Ho troops invade US camp near Cambodia CAMP CAROLYN (S. Vietnam). Tue«. North Vietnamese troops gained a foothold in this American jungle camp today and fought at pointhlank range with its defenders before being thrust out. leaving behind 121 dead. Their attack. two hours after midnight, followed a 15- minuteReuter - 114 words
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211 1969-05-07 18 A big welcome home for the King, Queen rUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Hundreds packed the visitors' gallery at Subang Airport today to welcome home the Yang di Pertuan Agong and the Raja Prrmaisuri ARong from their state visit to South Korea. Leading th» welcoming party wat the Chief Secretary to the211 words
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Article51 1969-05-07 18 TOKYO. Tues. The Japanese Seamen's Union strike. In its fourth day today, has tied up a total of 134 ocean-going ships at Japanese ports, a union spokesman said. The 49.000-member union started a one- week strike last Saturday in support of demands for a wage Increase.Reuter - 51 words
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Article58 1969-05-07 18 CAPE. TOWN. Turn. Dr Philip Blaiberg. the worlds longest-living heart transplant patient went back to work as a dentist briefly today he ex- tracted two of his wife's teeth. It was the first time he had held forceps In his hand since crippling thrombosis forced58 words
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Article24 1969-05-07 18 SINGAPORE Vlce-p:r ham LRev. i) Will s| of the Crady Wil.-on Crusade at the National' Theatre at 7.30 pn. tlon.24 words
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Article410 1969-05-07 18 LONDON. Tues. The market u;i^ very quiet today with equities slight Iv ea.sier on balance. Dealers attributed recent Inactivity to general uncertainty on the domestic economic front. Towards the close, the Fnandal Times index was 1.0 down at 454.0. Closing middle prices of selected stocks410 words
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Obituary18 1969-05-07 18 MR*. C. P FERNANDEZ oh llw< Tapah. MRS DOROTHY MINA GLADYS SMAHON i l.oioni: Ch'i Kirn* il:18 words
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Obituary13 1969-05-07 18 IN LOVINO MEMORY Ot !h»t you »«n h»r«. hdr loved onta.13 words
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Advertisement19 1969-05-07 18 G A B I There are also other CABIN j slide projectors available in various price classes, f n19 words
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Advertisement240 1969-05-07 18 I Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 W DARLO I FOR THE AMBITIOUS STUDENTS Cambridge CORRESPONDENCE HSCHOOL HOME- STUDY COURSES IN ALL SUBJECTS FOR:— HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE QUALIFYING TEST ■MMI P-P«r. economic, History, Geography. Fo Priv f Condidot.i including LCI. Art. Dirinify Malay (Paper 1), Maths, Pur. *•''"'«> Inglith, Moths., Notional Language. Moths,240 words
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