The Straits Times, 25 May 1969
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Title Section17 1969-05-25 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in No. 1732 SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1969 20 CENTS KDN 4071 MC (P) 072417 words
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Article109 1969-05-25 1 Tin mines to give $195,000 IPOH. Sat Mining companies have pledged a total of $195,000 to National Relief Fund. European managed and in mines which are members of the States a Chamber ol Mine>. which has Its head office in Ipoh. will contribute $12R erncd are •■red in several Their109 words
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Article418 1969-05-25 1 Instant aid' plan by relief fund KUALA LUMPUR. Sat 'FHE working commitA tee of the National Relief Fund has decided to give immediate assistance to certain categories of people affected by the disturbances. include stallholders, Milchildren. occupierowners and applicants for low-cost hou.s.: 'The eomrnittee Is planning or two long-term projects,418 words
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785 1969-05-25 1 CHIA POTEIK - Oil search boosts the boom in shipping industries CHIA POTEIK By SINGAPORE THE Minister for Finance, Dr. Coh Keng Swee, tonight said that the shipbuilding and repairing industry which serves offshore oil prospecting operations can expect business to go on for at least seven years even if not a drop785 words
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Article105 1969-05-25 1 Curfew now relaxed further Xl \l U MPI X, Sat. The National Operations Council today heard reports of "considerable improvement" in the security situation and agreed to a further relaxation of curfew hours. The Ops Council was also told that general economic activity was progressing "very well." More public transport105 words
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Article, Illustration612 1969-05-25 1 Apollo on way back to earth UOUSTON, Sat. 11 The Apollo 10 spacecraft today blasted out of moon orbit, and mission commander Thomas Stafford radioed: "We are returning to earth." Stafford told mission control here the spacecraft* main engine fired spot -on for the planned two minutes and 44 leconds.Reuter - 612 words
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Article37 1969-05-25 1 RANGOON. Sat —Six people were killed yesterday when a United Burma Airways Dakota exploded M it came in to land at Lashii) alxjut 600 mile.s north* east of here, according to reports reaching Rangoon tonight.37 words
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157 1969-05-25 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. rpHE newspaper cen■i- sorship regulations gazetted by the Malaysian Government this week will not be implemented unless it is absolutely necessary, the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Homo Affairs. Sheikh Abdullah bin Sheikh Abu Bi.kar. confirmed, today. "The regulations were prepared157 words
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Article210 1969-05-25 1 IJO.Mi KONG, Sat.— Chinese Communist banks here have been buying Singapore and Malaysian dollars, apparently to remit it to the Bank of China In Singapore. The hank was fined sI.'H.DIMI last Brack for failing to maintain enough liquid assets for a period of 128AP - 210 words
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Article, Illustration87 1969-05-25 1 I was never under arrest, says DAP leader L' UAI. A LUMPUR, IV Sat. DAP secre-tary-general Mr (ioh Hock Quan today dismissed as "highly Irresponsible" ours that he had been detalm the u.i:,y v .a and my I He said the <■ old him he should didi: dded Welcomed ible."87 words
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Article, Illustration226 1969-05-25 1 Test batsman Milburn loses left eye in crash LONDON. Sat Milburn. today |i i riously iujurecl in a >\u d man al th< where the I batsman .i four-vehicle pile-up said is removed ition thi.s The accident hapi I on a country road Northampton. hi.^ own car, wa lision with226 words
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Article39 1969-05-25 1 Latest 380 KILLED IN 24 HOURS s\|(,C>\. s.,| I !>.» tiles and .i srnrv c,l terrd skium-lir* ltar»«lhout sniilh ntn.un < l.iimril tin lues «if al ICMI !»«ftll Virtnamesr .mil VtetMWl In '>' liasl M hmnv niilitii -I mm heir >.ml t'«l ■>*39 words
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Article, Illustration894 1969-05-25 2 OH KEE TIANG - Razak: Vital this doesn't happen again... OH KEE TIANG THE TUN PAYS FLYING VISIT TO PENANG By PENANG, Saturday THIS WILL AFFECT NIGHT LIFE. BUT THAT'S A VERY SMALL PRICE TO PAY Abdul Kazak said here today that it was important not only to bring the country back to normal894 words
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141 1969-05-25 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Motorists going to work, or shopping, were today urged to "share the car" with friend* going the same way. iThla. the police here said today, would solve the problem of traffic jams here and in Petallng Jaya during off-curfew hours.141 words
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Article47 1969-05-25 2 PENANG. Sat. A 15-year-old boy today pleaded guilty in the juvenile court to a chante of itf Win three cockatou.s valued at SI 10 tvlunßinn to Lo Kocng I.icw. i n Solok Mas. Green Lane on May 2. Sentence whs deferred to June 7.47 words
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100 1969-05-25 2 IPOH. Sat— The Mentri Besar. Datn Haji Ahmad Said, will make a three-day tour of several districts in Perak t*xinninf on Monday. He will be accompanied by thr State Secretary. Inthe Abdul Aziz bin Ismail. They will have riiscuwions with dixtrirt operations committees and100 words
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Article, Illustration313 1969-05-25 3 GOODWILL TEAM SECRETARY ZAHARAH IS ONE OF PENANGS FIRST WOMAN VIGILANTES PENANG. Saturday JTYLRY night this week a convent teacher one of Ponang's lirst woman Vigilantes has been reporting lor duty with the corps of tne Guan Joo Seng Garden housing estate in Green Lane. "1 am glad to be313 words
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Article22 1969-05-25 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Refugees of the rlou were i)-hour proRramni' the Technics] College here on ..< pro.;nc un [anjula Joseph22 words
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113 1969-05-25 3 MORE THAN 1,000 REGISTER FOR VIGILANTE CORPS Ul KIT MERTAJA.M. Sat. —More than 1.000 people have registered for the Vigilante Corps. Describing the response ms "spontaneous." the District Officer. Raja Ahmad Baharuddin Shah, said the corp, <nuld look ;ifter people in their own neighbourhoods. "It can later take over the113 words
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Article39 1969-05-25 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. A former airport police constable. Teo Kal Teng. 23. was fined $1,000 today when he was convicted by a district court v! fatally injuring a motoi Pu Ah Tong. 19. in a traffic accident.39 words
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Article22 1969-05-25 3 price in Penang (ail nta i-> $615 124 on n olla ii mated duv n 25 tool 10 MS22 words
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249 1969-05-25 3 WORLD AIRLINES RESUME THEIR FLIGHTS TO SUBANG KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. A LL international flights to and from Kuala Lumpur were resumed today, an MSA spokesman said There were 44 Mgl arrivals and dtpartures at Sut;.. ini-lwciod :;4 by MSA. lour bj Qantax. and two each by BOAC, B A:r m.249 words
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228 1969-05-25 3 A Temerloh teacher gives her salary to Relief Fund I/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. IV A further $8,826 vu received today for the National Relief Fund, set up to aid victims, of the riots. They came from: Anonymous Si' Cpl Prrbble $5. Steen SrhPsted and PmUmu K.L. SI. OOO. Mr I. in228 words
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133 1969-05-25 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The st-West Centre in Hawnii ami the Singapore Family Planning and PomiLation Board urn jointly i lournallati' workshop on population infcrnntion here ne v t mo->tb Thr work-hop, to be held at the Conlerence Hall from June 9 to 13. will brinp together133 words
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313 1969-05-25 3 A. SRIPATHY - Investors may shun Malaysia, warns Ghafar A. SRIPATHY r Malacca. Sat. I'HE Minister of National and Rural Development, Inche Abdul Ghafar Baba, warned today that investors would think twice before putting their money in Malaysia if there was a recurrence of the riots. He was addressing members of goodwill committees313 words
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FOREIGN
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342 1969-05-25 4 JORDAN GIRL AMONG THREE HELD BY DANES FOR PLOT TO MURDER BEN-GURION pOP E N H A G E N. Sat.— Danish police have confirmed that a Jordanian girl, an Iraqi and a Swede now in custody here are suspected of having plotted to assassinate former Israeli Prime Minister David342 words
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329 1969-05-25 4 Why we must stay in Seato: Freeth DANOKOK. Sat. v The South East Aski Treaty Organisation has met the threat of Communist subversion in the region reasonably well and Australia must continue to support it. This was stated by the Australian Minister of External Affairs. Mr. Gordon Freeth, here today.Reuter - 329 words
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175 1969-05-25 4 NIGHTCLUB GIRL ARRESTED AFTER GUNFIGHT MANILA. Sat. Police arrested seven suspected members of a notorious killer gang, including a 21--year-old nightclub hostess, after a 30-mlnute gunbattle in a rlcefleld 90 miles north of Manila yesterday. No one was reported wounded In the gunfight and police closed in on the suspectsUPI - 175 words
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342 1969-05-25 4 Tanks rout raiding Ho troops in day long battle SAIGON, Saturday FAST reaction by I.S. tanks turned n North Vietnamese attack against a government outpost into a rout ."m miles north of Saigon, a military spokesman s;iid today. In the day-long battle, the Communists lost 53 dead The militiamen manning342 words
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Article192 1969-05-25 4 Thuy goes home 'routine talks' PARIS, Sat. North Vietnamese Foreign Minister Xuan Thuy, chief of the Hanoi delegation to the Vietnam peace talks, will fly back to Hanoi today a delegation spokesman announced yesterday. The spokesman said Mr. Thuy was returning via Moscow for "a routine visit for consultations" on192 words
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Article, Illustration309 1969-05-25 5 'HE'S AFRAID OF HIS WIFE' STUDENT SHOUTS AT PHILIP EDINBURGH, Saturday pRINCE Philip told an audience of rowdy stuileiils ;,t Edinburgh University to "grow up ;iik1 slitil up." Aa chancellor or Kdmburgh University, Prince Philip w,!^ presiding. a question and DiTicid With fiOO .students on the universlty'i affairs. Several studenUUPI - 309 words
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Article84 1969-05-25 5 LONDON. Sot— The largest Meel-UMntf. firm in Britain, which kmt Ita own domestic steel making plant in 1967 when the Labottl Government nationalised the industry, is to build a massue steel plant in Australia In paunershlp with the Broken Hill Proprietary <BHP>. QllMt Keen and Nettlefolds84 words
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Article36 1969-05-25 5 Successful Red missile tests MOSCOW, sat —The Soviet Union announced yeMerdav it has ■imwfllllj completed" a month of missile te.sts that saw giant rockets thundering across Siberia to a Pacific Ocean splashdown 5.000 miles awav UPI.UPI - 36 words
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Article56 1969-05-25 5 INDONESIA: A NEW DAWN In the ASIA MAGAZINE next week: THE DAWN OF A NEW DAY IN INDONESIA brings you a report in depth of the realistic technocracy that has replaced Soekarno's extravagant rhetoric; MEMORABLE MENUS FROM THE LAND OF THE MOGULS is the first in a series of great56 words
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307 1969-05-25 5 MYSTERY OF THE RED MARSHAL'S VISIT PRAGUE, Sat. —Soviet Marsha] Ivan Yakubovsky, Commander-In-Chlef of the Warsaw Pact Forces, has arrived In Prague, announced the Czechoslovak news agency Ceteka last night. But the purpose of his visit wa.s not mentioned. The V -v be here to rye current statf and troop307 words
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430 1969-05-25 5 12-nation aid club votes $3,300 m for India PARIS, Sat. The Aid-India Consortium inct here yes tcrdav and set an overall target of $3,300 million in development ;issisi iiiur to ln<li;i For the current fisc:il year The consort ium. «roupIng 12 nations md <haired by the World Bank decided that430 words
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77 1969-05-25 6 Xl MPUR, Sat.— \d ot 283 people made homeless durine the here, were tOd.i i IOW-l-OBt .lan PekiliA iid tocople had the flats. •<H) hnd so fa/ reals at the .inese Asnd the durree da vs. 's apply mplicattoi.. quiihtied for the flats77 words
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Article, Illustration99 1969-05-25 6 \I\KKI\«.I has not Mopped talented 21 -year-old Julia Kinc trifht) from continuinn with the dance She is pi« turret in nnr of the Ip.ml rolrs shr will dance at I urt irs.m Colorado. ISA. in the olorado Ballet Company s profliirlion of I,e* Svlphides and The Kirebird99 words
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345 1969-05-25 6 PENANG. Saturday. \IK Justice H. S. Ong today :>u,l;u< Bted heavier penalties for pawnbrokers who "disregard their responsibilities or yield to their own i d." "At present, the penalty agalnsi them Is negligible," he said in unnullinjj ouri ordpr returning tour stolen rtngs345 words
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80 1969-05-25 6 PENANO. Sat. Catholic churches in the diocese of Pfnang have been a.slced not to hoid the annual Corpus Christi proMMtaa on June 8 because of the miergency Ihc ranrcliation was ordered by the Bishop of Penang. Msgr Gregory Yong. who has asked churches to offe' instead80 words
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Article58 1969-05-25 6 PENANO. Bat Kuek Chin Keat pleaded not guilty In a maxl*trat«'ft court today to a charge of being a member of an unlawful assembly. Kuek. It win alleged wkk port of an assembly consisting of another man. Cheah Ocok Poh. and three other* still at large, at58 words
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Article51 1969-05-25 6 PENANO. Sat. A man haa been detained by the police after 54.000 in forged Singapore currency vu found on him. The man. aged about 30. waa walking along Teik Soon R<»<d when he was accosted by the police On searching him they found 92 counterfeit $5051 words
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Article36 1969-05-25 6 PENANO. Sat Mohamed Nnr bin Oman, 28. today pleaded not guilty to a charge of st«tUlng a car belonging to an architect. Johnny Heah Bock Aim. from Blot Boat ea Java. It.36 words
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88 1969-05-25 6 Police hunt two who fled into jungle \l4iit STAR. Sat. Police t«d.i\ mounted a hig hunt for two men believed to he armed uith pittnls in the jungle near K.iki Bukit. The two men had flrd from a taxi in which they were travelling yesterday. It was stopped hv a88 words
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Article33 1969-05-25 6 RINOAPORK Sat. Police today found the body of man. Tan Chp*. 52 .\;ns in front of a block of nv>- :n M.»::ar Road. They be.if\e he fei. Ironi th« aixtli floor33 words
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174 1969-05-25 6 Two men detained after four-mile chase drama CINGAPORE. Sat. A four-mile chase along a country road ended in a kampong yesterday after noon with the police detaining two men following an attempted robbery. The Incident began when a bill collector. .Mr. Scow Boon S^ng. called at a shop in Ponggol174 words
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Article57 1969-05-25 6 IPOH Sat Hajjah Allah bint* Ha.v Mohamed Nor. 94. a widow, one of the oldest re*>iden'.s in Peirtk and mother of 1 Inche Dahan All of the Strait* Times editorial department in Kuaia Lumpur, died at her home m Kampong Sengat near here la.«t n57 words
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254 1969-05-25 6 Time to mend broken fences: Negri Mentri (jEREMBAN. 8?t. Th» o Mentri Besar. Inch* Man.sor bin Othman, today called on the people to forget the rece; turbances and re- forge the bonds of inter-racial friendship. He said that while the military and police reitored law and order, it waj up254 words
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Article33 1969-05-25 6 SINGAPORE. Sar more than 1.700 nair.<s of undischarget bankruots in Singapore, covering the 21 yean from 1947 to 1»«8. ha* been p 4 in the latest Issue of the Government Gazette.33 words
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Article, Illustration189 1969-05-25 7 Painter Fantze's world of fantasy B'M'APORE.Sat.— 1 the pasl one "i Indonesian Minus, artisl has roaming the of Singapore nnding beauh where I«\\ can sec any. book in I. Fantze has i vivid imf nil of and excitement." the 38-year-old artist or his favourite the Hill Street f under which189 words
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Article30 1969-05-25 7 ION: Britain yesterday ■•pan US$l96 million million) to the InternaMonetaT Fund as its f talma I an the million ($4,200 million) 1965. the Trem- unced. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article, Illustration370 1969-05-25 7 FRANCIS ROZARIO - Rugger man's flying tackle earns police award FRANCIS ROZARIO By SINGAPORE, Sat Three youths, who specialised in pouncing on I\isir I\mj;m^ housewives during the day :ni(| robbing them, were not so lucky Ihe third time around when they forced their way into Mrs. Allaykutty George's flat on Feb. 24 this370 words
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243 1969-05-25 7 Singapore varsity supplementary exam results SINGAPORE, Sat. The University of Singapore today announced the results of the combined first sessional (supplementary) examination for the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Science, and the final part I and II (supplementary) examination for the degree of Bachelor of Pharmacy.243 words
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80 1969-05-25 7 SINGAPORE Sat— The National Theatre Trust will organise a "Festive Concert at the Conference Hall on June 2 and 3 The concert will feature thr Singapore National Orchestra and the National Theatre Company Choir with the Sinuuiwrc Youth Orchestra and the Young Musicians' Society80 words
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Article63 1969-05-25 7 C«?!HERRA Shi A isti alias 24 F-11IC pin rait will not be operational urr.il the new year, the Minister for Defenre. Mr. Allen Fail hall, indicate today. Mr Fairhall denied suftKestions that the Australian Government was delaying. takin« delivery of the planes before the Fednal election63 words
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Article, Illustration173 1969-05-25 7 FATHER VERY SICK WORRYING OVER MISSING DAUGHTER SINGAPORE. Sat. Waitress Choong Pui Lian, 19 i above t. went to work three months ago and vanished. Since then her parents, relatives and friends have carried out a fruitless search. Now her worried father. Mr. Choong Loke Khim of Strathmore Avenue, is173 words
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Article64 1969-05-25 7 Medicine man makes tour SINGAPORE. Sat. The "Brand old man nf pharmaceutical products in Japan. Mi Tnyoji Naito. 82. will arrive tomorrow to survey the market here and to consider settiMj up a factory. Currently on a survey tour of Bouth m■» A.sian countries. Mr. N.i it!) is the chairman64 words
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Article105 1969-05-25 7 SAFEGUARDS TO BOOST PROFITS Sat. The Safety- First -ForFactories message f-om yesterday's industrial seminar at Mobil Refinery Aill bo ronveyrd to all firms I in Singapore A sub-committee of the National Safety First Council which organised -.he seminar will discuss on Thursday how best to get the message through :ind105 words
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196 1969-05-25 8 QINGAPORE, Sat. The Minister for Finance, Dr. (ioh Keng; Swee, gave in assurance to Malaysian engineers recruited by industries in Singapore that they would be allowed to "freely come into Singapore and be given permanent residence il they wan! it." He was speaking tonight196 words
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Article, Illustration242 1969-05-25 8 Pugilist meet a huge success says Sim SINGAPORE, Sat. THK week-long South-East Asia Pugilistic Invitation Championships, which drew large crowds ;it the Gay World Stadium, \\;is described ;ts ;i "In:; success* 1 by Ihe chairman of the working committee, Mr. Sim Boon 1 1 Peng, tonight. HC .said that this242 words
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100 1969-05-25 8 OUR CADETS SHOW FUTURE'S IN GOOD HANDS SINGAPORE, Sat A demonstration of discipline dedication and devotion to duty. That was how Dr Lee Chlaw Meng. Parliamentary Secretary to the Education Ministry, described the National Cadet Corps (Bukit Timah District* parade at the Police Training School today. About 1.200 boys and100 words
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Article76 1969-05-25 8 SINGAPORE. Sat The working committee of the proposed Singapore Society has been asked to make minor amendments to Its constitution and arrange for a general meeting next month. This was yesterday decided at the National Museum a' a meeting sponsored by the Singapore Institute of76 words
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262 1969-05-25 8 LIGHTNING STRUCK WORKER AS HE HELPED FRIEND SINGAPORE, Sat— Ahmad bin Awang, 2M, an odd-job worker, was struck lightning while helping his boatman friend moor his motor launch at (he Pulau I'bin jetty. It happened on April 24 while Ahmad was dropping anchor as the boat came up to the262 words
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Article27 1969-05-25 8 TELUK ANSON. Shi Tha Perak St. John Ambulance Brigade first aid and nursing competition, scheduled to be held here on June 1. haj> been cancelled27 words
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Article, Illustration305 1969-05-25 8 It's true— money once did grow on trees SINGAPORE, Sat.— Money docs nol grow on trees. Hut if you had been in Kclantan lun^ ago, you would have seen the nearest thing to money growing on trees. In fact you would have seen a money tree. Not of bark and305 words
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Article69 1969-05-25 8 Youths detained in barber shop IPOH. Sat— Police raided a barber's shop operated by women In Jalan Yang Kalsom here today and arrested two youths said to have been involved In two recent robberies. They found the two in a room upstairs. Later, acting on Information, police went to Put>lug,69 words
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Article24 1969-05-25 8 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Woodland community centre will hold a Joint celebration, commemorating Singapore's 150 th anniversary and the centre's sixth anniversary, on Wednesday.24 words
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Article33 1969-05-25 8 PENANO. S*t. The Brown Garden Goodwill Committee will be holding a 'Goodwill Night" dance In aid of Its welfare fund at the Old Frees' Association at 3 p.m. on June 3.33 words
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Article223 1969-05-25 8 Thieves break into airport shop CINGAPORE, Sat.— Thieves broke info Boon and Co. in the transit loungi the Paya Lebar aii port a protei place and stol< about $7,000 north of watches early to day. They entered the shop through a 2i ft. by lifthole cut In the ceiling. But223 words
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Article46 1969-05-25 8 Khir will lead delegation KUALA LUMPUR. S«t— Th* Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir Johan. will lead the Malayalaui delegation to the Asian and Pacific Council I ASPAC > meeting to be held In Japan from June 9. The meeting will last a wNk. Bernama.Bernama - 46 words
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Article, Illustration570 1969-05-25 9 KHOO CHENG KIM - KHOO CHENG KIM By SINGAPORE, Sat.— Two Mala) boss l<«»k Ihcii proud places ;iinon^ Nanyang University graduates ;il ;i convocation ceremony held for the lirsi time in the iK'wk completed university auditorium. .Tamali bin Satong of Sarawak and Abdul Hamid bin570 words
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176 1969-05-25 9 DOLLAH'S DOLLAR OR A TALE OF CENTS AND ACCENTS SINGAPORE. Sat One simply has to get used to different accents If one Is to survive in a multi-racial ■octety these day> at i least that's what American 1 tourist William Kelly and taxi driver Abdullah bin Samat learnt today. Kelly,176 words
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Article31 1969-05-25 9 SINGAPORE. Sat lii, lor of the University v! Singapore. Dr. Toh chin Chye. will hold a tea paity lor 200 frcshies at Eusoff College at 430 p.m on Tuesday.31 words
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Article61 1969-05-25 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Children all dressed up as their favourite story book characters will take part in the National Library's costume competition to be held in mid-June The competition is in conjunction with the Festival of Books from June 14 to 20 organised by the National Book Development61 words
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Article30 1969-05-25 9 SINGAPORE. Sat —Singapore student Tan Boon Hong. 23. hngi actuated as an eiec lical engineer after four year-- pait-tlm»-study at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia30 words
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Article18 1969-05-25 9 SINGAPORE. Sat-The next Toto draw will be held at TV Singapore- .studios at 3.1s Pm. tomorrow18 words
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212 1969-05-25 9 Girl tells court of night she saw a man by her bed SINGAPORE, Saturday 1/ VKAROLI) girl toM ;i court today how she fell someone touching her body while she \\;is sleeping one night lust January N'eci Mm Huay was giving evidence at thi Tenth trate Court against her chiei212 words
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118 1969-05-25 9 Sardon and team tour cholera kampongs KOTA BHARU. Sat —The Minister of Health. Tan Sri Sardon bin Haji Jubir arrived here today for a day's on-the-spot study of the anti-cholera measures carried out in thr State He was accompanied by the Director of Medical Services. Tan Sri iDr> Mohamed Dm118 words
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Article71 1969-05-25 9 SINGAPORE. Sat Singapore's student "whiz kids" will go Into action when the ninth annual Safety First quiz for schools is held in June and July The heats In the Shellspon.sored contest will be held at the Shell Theatrette at 2 p.m. from June 2371 words
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Article48 1969-05-25 9 SINGAPORE. Sat A 12--week course in piHtticttl photography for beginners, organised by the Adult Edm-utum Board. will start on June 6 at the Cultural Centre. The fee lor the <<mr.se la be held in English every Friday imm 5.30 pm to 7 p.m.. is SlO.48 words
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Article173 1969-05-25 9 SINGAPORE. Sat rpHE Singapore Manufac•l turers' Association today "wholeheartedly welcomed" the offer of the University of Singapore's engineering expertise and facilities to industry and statutory bodies. The Association's Chair--1 man. Mr. T. L. Whang, said: ••It's a good thing that there is this direct and close173 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous248 1969-05-25 4 ACROSS: 1. Assail (7); S. DOWN; 1. Spring forth (3): SXaff 1 i? l^^^: Cltab t5): 3 u ck <7 > cess (5); 13. Liquid (5); 15. Recede (3); 5. Courtyard (5); Soil (4); 17. Fallacy (5); 19. 6. Nuts itii; 7. Serpent (7); 8. Vegetable (s>; 21. Mulcted (s>;248 words
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Advertisement376 1969-05-25 5 Adrertitement NOW! 30 DAYS OF DRIVING ON A SINGLE TANK OF GAS Ya«. aravrn at Indlanapoln pr«»«n in the same trst laborateritt <•<) •> f onl. G»nerol Mot on and Chryslrr proven by tht wcrld 1 mattar »iial Uir<« af car you awn yn con now pil* up 100 milas376 words
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Advertisement421 1969-05-25 5 ■SiBBaBBBBaWSV^BBBB mmtmnl Nasal It LOMBARD BANKING LOMBARD IUSTRAUA i iMrrra Hi>r<- .onK. I I frrsx>l. LOMBARD M >N /I AI \M) fiK-k'.' v i irch, i»*miiion DwMdin, Matlerton, ln\ercn (ill, ?i\mtT\{on Sr.r»* I()MK\KI) KWK IKIIAM) »r> LOMBARD BACKING CYPRUS :»lUI> LOMBARD BANKINGJERSEI I.OMK\KI) »\\k ISLE OF >HN I IMIH l>421 words
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Advertisement232 1969-05-25 6 On your way you csliv SPtH sec K^/ff Moscow SorFree i^Bßsfl^* vH| I* bs^SHb^bE HMu WM W •"^bsJ bsßbV afl Bs^Bs^B^aV^Bs^akw i^bsii>^bs^bs^^^^^lbs^B^bi^bs^b^bsl with Air India. And Intourist 4 I i can throw in <ftfmns& a guided tour If of the Kremlin %s£t§& as well! s^^W^ Air-India fly through Moscow to232 words
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Advertisement150 1969-05-25 6 ■Bjli "^B ffl B^P "> m. A. mi L i^y^ifck **Wjfl£ from Great Eastern Life Over 60 years of continuous ••rvic* GREAT BONUS AGAIN from Great Eastern Life ANNUAL BONUS $3600 PfR THOUSAND PIUS 25*. MATURITY BONUS ON T MOST PtANS MAKING A TOTAL OF $45 00 PfR THOUSAND SUM150 words
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Advertisement44 1969-05-25 7 rjT cPjd| v /"I&k LUCKY ROOM Ajir%«?i RKTAURANT (PTE) LTD. iulibj -I 3rd 4th Floor Palace Theatre, Katong, V i(j£\ /J E«st Coatt Road, Singapore 15. <^g|^ Tel: *****4 4*0918. Delicious Chinese Cuisine Served Dancing Nightly In Nite Club Snacks Available In Coffee House44 words
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Advertisement195 1969-05-25 7 ™JH^Ji Produced in modern factories, using For names and addresses of suppliers skilled techniques, Australian products of Australian products contact the offer consistent quality at competitive Australian Trade Commissioner at: prices. That's why they're in keen de- Australian High commission. g^™J mand in markets all over the world s^ng^^re^T^.fseT^'. or195 words
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Advertisement157 1969-05-25 8 3 EXTRA SPECIAL FOR TODAY ONLY Vyr L ex T flying chicken SWALLOW THIGHS Round Casserole Agar Agar >Kh 2 pkt*. Iw Mr Ib. Midland Vienna Sausages 16 oz. per can SI. OO Khor Jin Ai Chilli Sauce 12-oz. bottle 70c. Bowyer's Skinless Pork Sausages 8-oz. pkt. 85c. Avoset Whipping157 words
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Advertisement159 1969-05-25 8 W m Lv\3 tI ■MMnH^jjl Jr'^Jß JP^^e newest of j |Xv make-ups Destination: Moon. Mm Beyond 2001 Vtriattea AltogMlW 88 r»» powdw. foundation Crew^ Astro-gtrls evwywher. lipstick ty.-cosmetic colons I L a ,unth I i n n 9 g P,d? W Sh i «ldo B^ty Demonstrator nearest you. Ind *L159 words
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Advertisement31 1969-05-25 9 Tostv Umptina,, fonfoliiina Our special succulent SPRING CHICKEN Try it today' Take one home or ord«i It for lunch o- -Inner at Lfl TERRACE A Orchard Road. Singapore Airconditionrd Tat: 3607*9.31 words
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Advertisement212 1969-05-25 9 "look- Si* v gotthHS Now, at your store, you get a bar of New Green Palmolive soap, worth 35<fc, absolutely FREE when you buy a large-size tube of Colgate Dental Cream. 1 30 This special offer is CDI L I SSS strictly limited, so buy m^^'m^ Zk2& Colgate Dental Cream212 words
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Article12 1969-05-25 10 Hjman kind can bear very little reality. T. S. Eliot.12 words
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405 1969-05-25 10 Sunday. May 25. 1969 WATCHWORD MUST BE RENEWAL rpHKO wounds A and the scars. Kuala Lumpu: i smile the world; a smile to show that the iaa been survived. The problems that brought the II ilaydao Federal Capital to disaster have not been d —but at least now there Is405 words
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Article558 1969-05-25 10 STEWART STEVEN - RUSSIA versus CHINA STEWART STEVEN By CHINA now believea that her real enemy is not the traditional Communist bogey, the United States, but the mother of Communism, the Soviet Union This is shown by su tar unpublished extracts of a speech given to the ninth congress of the Chinese Communist558 words
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Article810 1969-05-25 10 WANG LAO WU - WANG LAO WU By PART FOUR -WHAT SHARES HOCK SENG BUYS WITH HIS $37,000... THF Sunday Times series— "You And Your ."Money" based on actual case histories (though the names are fictitious) that tells you what ordinary people have done with a little bit810 words
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Article, Illustration24 1969-05-25 10 AN ALARMING PROPHECY OF A HOLOCAUST LIN PIAO: "Our faith is so strong, it will snuff out even the mushroom cloud of atomic war."24 words
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Advertisement342 1969-05-25 10 r7?TTTr7TTT?T7r7^iTrKI .s :»iij j ITK CIUB NCtS Of»tHS TINGS IN MitfORUM MARRIACES MISSINC PCISONAI PPC. RIQUIEMS t lIUNIONS ti\t M.mmint S?0 I* ?l wsrtt. tick iM'titnii mtit N. 11l Other Classified tintflistwuti Mim-a- V bO tir 15 wtris. nek riditioMi wtri M ceits. SiiiiH Times In S»r»ici ekirte Si N342 words
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Advertisement217 1969-05-25 10 YOUR WAY TO SUCCESS through home study courses Th« School of Accountancy r-~ Business Studies, with 60 years. *~^r~~~-~-^_ successful fxpencno', offers you S- v-_ Courses for the examinations of: _^_T tyty* A Assoc. Cert. Corp. Accts.(M \C.K.) Im /T Inst. Coiit Works Arcts. (LCH A.) Assoc. Intnl. Accts. (A.1.A.)217 words
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Miscellaneous27 1969-05-25 10 PAH hut, qvrtlencf,? lime wade a ctauatic ...ty imply Jvc fccitf dol*q r profitability. cost s. .jmh qMtf.&9, goto? cmnfiMHg _iS«tlUMl_aiUMtiiaM__— —W> llt VIHIKfI §,i l«r •iwi>__——i27 words
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294 1969-05-25 11 GEOFFREY BOLAND - National Iron maintains its trading profit level GEOFFREY BOLAND By Singapore, Saturday yi 111 management of National lion and Steel Mills Ltd. views the coining year with optimism. Thlnual report for 1968 by the chairman. Mr. Hon Sui Sen. profit been mainnroflt at 9M02 Into account I -idiary company v294 words
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Article102 1969-05-25 11 DECAUSF you will find out (in the May 23 issue on sale now, price 30 cents): WHAT Mia Farrow, the 'Peyton Place' girl, is doing in a refrigerator. WHO is the man greeting Sakura at her 21st birthday party. WHO is the first102 words
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491 1969-05-25 11 Death crash bus driver escapes with fine on appeal SINGAPORE, Saturday AN Appeal Court today set aside ;t district judge's order jailing bus driver Lira Chin Poh for a year and banning him Iron) driving all classes of vehicles for five years. Lim, driving a Green Bus, was involved In491 words
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Article34 1969-05-25 11 SINGAPOHE. Sal -Mr R F Worswlck Bourne School. Gillman Barracks, w ill talk on Edinburgh* ne m the weekly Club luncheon, to be Hi 08, Adelphi Hotel, al lt.it pin uu day34 words
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Article31 1969-05-25 11 MNGAK)HI I he :'>n«r Sir Arthur v- la Mar« will i ll ..io marine equipment to the Scin« of Nautical Studies at the Polytechnic S p.m. on Thui ida31 words
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Article26 1969-05-25 11 Stiait.-. tin price In Pei.ang yesterday ru.>* 12.» cents to SHlj r.' i ncr ptcul on an ..Heiini: estimated uuun 2b 2t>s tons26 words
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Article40 1969-05-25 11 SINOAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Infantry Regiment band will pity at the MacRitchie Reservoir Park at 5 p.m tomorrow; the police band will pertorm at Katong Park; the Ist Royai Infantry Regiment New Zealand band at the Botanic wardens40 words
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Article34 1969-05-25 11 SINGAPOHfc. Sat The Slnxapoir Institute of Internatlonul Aflatis wiil nold a meeting u> dtamiH 'Malaysia* election*, and after" at the Hollands lie Club at 22. Cainden Park, al 8 p m on Tuesday.34 words
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104 1969-05-25 11 MSA STAFF DID A WONDERFUL JOB, SAYS BOSS CRAIG BRUNEI TOWN. Sat.— Mr. John Craig, the managing director of MalaysiaSingapore Airlines, today paid tribute to MSA stall m Malaysia and Singapore tor keeping the airlines services fully operational throughout the recent disturbances in West Malaysia. He told reporters: "I am104 words
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297 1969-05-25 11 WHEN DOES A PRISONER GET INTO THE STAR CLASS A NEPHEW ot mine who has just received a jail sentence has been listed as a Star Cla*s prisoner at the Central Training Prison In Taiplng Can you tell me the significance ul this listing? WUKKIKI) first offenders and other prisoners297 words
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Advertisement78 1969-05-25 11 daily f j**£k fct Every day from m \L Singapore a mighty Qantas V-Jet ply takes off tor London via Europe. Every day. Like today. CU\RITJkS SEE VOLiK TRAVEt AGENT OB QANTAS R*AS BASAH ROAD TEL: *****1. KUAL/- LUMPUR BUi '3ANG T£L ***** OR THFI? ILIS AGENTS MSA SINGAPORf TEL78 words
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Advertisement394 1969-05-25 11 QUALIFY IM FOR PROMOTION THROUGH W Wtfl SPECIALIZED TRAINING IN MANAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL SUBJECTS Learn at home to improve your position and to earn what you are really worth. ICS home-study courses ha\c helped thousands of ambitious men to achieve promotion and better pay. Moderate fees all books supplied. Take394 words
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Miscellaneous107 1969-05-25 11 ,'iMuiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiJgJam I Playing with car* t^*. J—^ ft i» ,/^f Tllf V Aft I —-^'"'TOU *H WISt TO PIUSI wmumm \*^Fl bb 4^ *4* vmn ir>T ui'urA II JOMN. IT IS A V(RY GTBAWGf I J^fc B»S a ▲I H p|g (dfjQ ON YOUR I I Rf m brunu/kj Tn107 words
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Article, Illustration705 1969-05-25 12 PICKING THE BEST IS NOT AS EASY A TASK AS IT MAY SEEM iudith vong On the right are three well-known Singapore personalities who have judged many beauty contests in their time. Top picture shows Mrs. Amy Wee a beauty expert Centre is Mr. Raymon Huang, chairman705 words
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559 1969-05-25 12 I UNCH will consist of new, delicious and exquisite citrus recipes and this footnote on the invitation to a mid -day meal aroused my curiosity. It was a luncheon to meet the Sunklst Growers' of California's director of consumer service. Mrs. Barbara Robinson559 words
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Article, Illustration128 1969-05-25 13 U'VEN minor decisions like what to wear on the head can bother the bride. To give her a head-start into what is new in bridal head-dresses something all the guests will look up at I rounded up three specially charming pieces. Of course, there is128 words
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Article, Illustration728 1969-05-25 13 SHEN SWEE YONG - Mass weddings: Is it really cheaper by the dozen? SHEN SWEE YONG WHEN THE BIG DAY COMES ALONG. A PAGE FOR BRIDES TO BE -BY IT LOOKS like most of the 20 bri(les-;in(l-grooms-to-be hiking part in the Mass Wedding oi" tjic Year are not exactly playing it right. Purpose Number728 words
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Article179 1969-05-25 13 NEWLY-WEDS Invariably find tlwinsrhts knee-drep in a IHukc of beautifully -wrapjied Rifts all of which must be acknowledged. And sending all those "Thank You" notes can be a problem, as brides who havr had the experience will tell mi" But it should be simple If179 words
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Article237 1969-05-25 13 A husband and the young girl... I RECENTLY discovered that my husband had fallen in love with a yoing girl who thinks there is nothing wrong about going out with a married man. I talked to the girl, but she will not see scn.-^e. What shall I do? DORKKN Try237 words
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Article17 1969-05-25 13 WHAT'S your problem? Write to: Miv Jane Lrr. The Sunday Times. Timrs Houtr. River Valley Road, Singapore17 words
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Advertisement950 1969-05-25 12 Advertisement IJeauty Digest For a Lovelier Skin t •xguiMic sKln is an asset every woman can have whatever her age tf she devotes lew attention to it each day Try some of uggestlons to prove to yourthat, though a lovely, fine-textured complexmetimes dom. It Is far more frequently !.d throuKh950 words
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Advertisement191 1969-05-25 12 I m^/F matdenrorms 'Medley' 0 ....THE NEW SWEET N LACY BRA WITH ADJUSTABLE STRAPS THAT STRETCH! Leave it to Maidenform to dream up a bra that fills out your feminine contours in the prettiest way possible! Keeps you feeling free and easy all day long no matter how active you191 words
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Advertisement134 1969-05-25 13 GOING TO HONGKONG ON BUSINESS POHRSA GREAT IDEA How about scheduling your trip so you have four relaxing, care-free days on board Cathay or Chitral? Arrive relaxed and fresh to do business then fly back. Or try it this way. Fly to Hong Kong, then sail Cathay or Ch'tral back.134 words
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Advertisement813 1969-05-25 13 Advertisement TORMENTING RECTAL ITCH STOPPED IN MINUTES Science Finds New Healing Substance That Promptly Stops Itching and Pain of Piles 1 1 NEW YORK, N.Y.— (Special) One of the most common afflictions is a condition known as tching piles". It is mott embarrassing for the victim, during the day and813 words
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Article, Illustration875 1969-05-25 14 by a STAFF WRITER kJINGAPORE'S telecommunications industry will gH a massive "shol in tlu* arm* 1 Inter (his year when a (iovenimcni owned companj starts operations. It will then In- able to play unique role not only in the Republic bul also875 words
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594 1969-05-25 14 T HE world's lonKest microwave telecommunications link consisting of 59 repeater stations is now being built across Australia. The 1440--mile chain, consisting of 59 repeater stations, has presented unique construction and operating difficulties which have required ingenuity and special skills to overcome.594 words
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377 1969-05-25 14 T HE history of the International Telecommunication Union is in fact the history of the remarkable development of the practical application of telecommunications. It is the story of the effort of international co-operation first made by 20 states and now377 words
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Article, Illustration1040 1969-05-25 15 Staff Writer - Staff Writer By Singapore win Iruh ciiicr the space age nexl year when its $v million earth satellite station is completed, for the Republic will move to the forefront <>f international Communications. It will be able to communicate with1,040 words
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Article95 1969-05-25 15 ■A. SYDNEY company has developed an instrument for accurately measuring and recording loadings on telephone trunk lines. The meter Is of considerable importance in planning the progressive expansion of .switching plant and outside lino plant in telephone trunk systems, enabling capital expenditure to be made in95 words
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Article297 1969-05-25 15 A new all-trans-istor VHF radio telephone, ideal for mobile and point-to-point operations where high quality "instant" communication is required. Is being marketed by an Australian organisation. The unit offers big advantages In performance, reliability, size and economy over many conventional "hybrid" (transis-tor-valve i units, the297 words
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Advertisement141 1969-05-25 14 PHILIPS ppmuNicnioN V''3 '•"'■•"SB* ~"«]m hTV" 1 1 K^kSESBJI fißJßJ^to ■tl^B^K sfP— TELEPHONY Trunk-Main and Rural exchanges Private Automatic Branch exchanges Series telephone installations Chief-Secretary combinations House telephone installations Hotel communication systems TELEGRAPHY Switching equipment for transit centres Automatic Error Correction (ARQ) TRANSMISSION Telephone and Telegraph transmission on O/W lines-cables141 words
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Advertisement63 1969-05-25 14 PYE, award winner for export achievements, today leads in /S /X the field of m \y te ecommun catlons with the manufacture of: W m Mobile Radiotelephones E^vt^j Portable Radiotelephones iHHs^H Fixed Station Radiotelephones THE QUEEN'S AWARD TO INDUSTRY Radio Link Equipment Antennas and Associated Equipment Ancillary and Miscellaneous Equipment63 words
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Advertisement188 1969-05-25 15 looking t— A j/ trouble... llS: II J sKc^Bbl KHb J l^ ...to guarantee you quality 1 hese men have one job to look for trouble! They look into every little detail because they are concerned solely with the quality control of our cables The machine operators, chargehands. foremen and188 words
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Advertisement192 1969-05-25 15 MODERN EFFICIENT COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT FROM Al PHONE PAGING SYSTEM INTERCOMS Telephone type timulfo•u'toble ror office, home, school or foctorv. MUTUAL svsti M f p## Hand talkina cnoblrt you fo omwr fmm a tfiifance and fo folk while you work. You need net MASTER-SELEC TIVK SYSTEM Thera ar« many tyitenx to192 words
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Miscellaneous1453 1969-05-25 16 STAR of £^k the WEEK \f^ 0; the Week" today is Miss > g Singapore student) born in May, 19i2. Dos I MMM lou niiii-h of ou'll probable put thii Inhlr in the first few nrnnths to a hou^e or into soroethinj •f your birthday >ear. If you that beautifies1,453 words
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Miscellaneous126 1969-05-25 16 ~WB™iKa~l 1 1 1LJL1@|3 I ni_i^SU ipl i j#~kl..}. 1 6 11 I^, 11 ITc^ /'-AN' MOW PART TWO O' "i ZZZ^5''SlIl n_> I WHEN A KINGAROO /^-vOof^ 'f/ff^^^S L__/^ AND DO YOU I DUM'T t^storv o- KiMO T Ritch-s its POUL. J)h .viy ff/>^\ IBm» KNOW WANT STUBBORMOVSKV C126 words
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Article, Illustration357 1969-05-25 17 ARTHUR RICHARDS sees the new films \SY film that oilers Omar Sharif or Gregory Peck as the lead has dealt itself a winning hand to start with. "MAC KENN AS GOUT* stars both these screen giants and the result357 words
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166 1969-05-25 17 If takes the Grand Prize at Cannes CANNES. Sat— lt war revolution all the way as the awards were handed out at the Cannes Film Festival last night. Britain's "If walked oft with the Grand International Prize. The film, directed by Lindsay Anderson, ends with the schoolboy heroes machinegunning down166 words
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Article, Illustration313 1969-05-25 17 The shock tactics of brilliant Godard rE Sinxaporr Film Society's May nfrenne. uhich Mill hi- m ri-rmne at the Cultural Centre in Canning Rim- today, is "WKEK-END" .1, -n i,i, Godard's "latest diatribe aeainst the bourgeois world". Director (iodard. perhaps contemporary cinema's most controversial figure, portrays modern society as a313 words
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Article252 1969-05-25 17 THE THEATRE rE Singapore Musical Society is holding its annual music competition from May 28 to 30 at the Cultural Centre Theatre. Mr. Leonard Blake, an examiner of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, will be the adjudicator Prizes for the competition, which Includes Western Singing ar<d252 words
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Advertisement474 1969-05-25 17 NOW SHOWING' Todoy S Show, 11 om, 30. 4,«J0 »lSpm "With Six You Get Eggroll" £ITH Rrle<uen i NO<V jHOwING! 11 om, 1 30,4 00.6 30 •30pm LIE in MGMi Bleed Of Fu Manchu" LAST 2 DAYS 1 II om, 1.30. 4, 1 00, 330 •30 4 9 ISpm 64S474 words
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Advertisement257 1969-05-25 17 CATHAY-COMING! Meet HL bw VmtV im^B I > tm^mWWM He enjoys midnight snacks, girls, expensive cigars, girls, fancy manicures, girls. What he enjoys most are Dinmonos for brerkfrst THE ROBBERY THAT SHOOK ROYALTY! MAreELLO MASTROiANNI RITATUSHINGHAM- MMUMOS FOR BRERKFMT Thisis& THE FIXER VWibJ ey dccusec m i I'm 9" TFey257 words
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Advertisement10 1969-05-25 17 DIAMOND (Airconditioned) VMMTI 1 30- J-i.lo>m. Jayashankar Joyololitho in "MUTHUCHIPPI"10 words
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Advertisement165 1969-05-25 17 SUPERMARKET AND SHOPPING CENTRE ORCHARD ROAD HIIIB R V f Th 's is the last day of nvillty our FRIDAY SPECIALS ■■■818 M J \V\ /®N LIDU CHAKGE Linda Christian, Peter Alexander, Scilla Gabel, 1 Renato Salvatori, Jackie Lane The Playboy Girls STATION HOTEL KEPPEL ROAD S PORE-2 Tel: *****1165 words
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111 1969-05-25 18 Darul back in title picture on 4-1 win DARUL \HAH. the cham l< onifd tnd R.N. for this ipore ie Div. Om chamship when they 1 at r Park yesterday. The l 'P to table today's Wan- whether iiion. ■i to\rmed I .1 not irul Allah 'Her rt the I111 words
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Article401 1969-05-25 18 Aussie soccer results SYDNEY. Sat. Australian NM\ Ml 1 N i«mbiDii 2 Adamstown 3 W Wallsend O W»ston nsvn s Dm RAAF Meicweather lait.and 1 s>dnry DIV 1: Concordia O Guildford O; E Side 4 Riverside 5: Lidcombe 3 BUrktuwn 4. s sydney 1 Belmore 3; Thistle ti I.anecover 3;401 words
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Article25 1969-05-25 18 LOS ANGELS Sat Ruben Olivares <if Mexico knocked out Takao Sakural of Japan in tne *i\th round of a bantamweight fight here la«t night25 words
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Article207 1969-05-25 18 JOHN MARTEN'S. the SCC's Singapore allrounder, took 6-12 oil live overs to dismiss his former club. SRC. for 66 in the Padaw Shield cricket mate!) yesterday. BOC n-plied with 128 for iiitu to be 68 rtUM ahead a' sk( l Inns h re i 10. Jeremiah207 words
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Article, Illustration1179 1969-05-25 18 GOING FORECAST: Soft. RACE 1 2.0 amateur Class 5 2f (catthweights 12.0) 1 0 nt.lt KOLKt.I tSpore Polo Club) ■t- 10-1!) penalty K. Jumabho; 8 2 010 Bl.l'K JtAXS (Spore Polo Club) -t- 81b penalty A. Jumabbov 11 3 ***** SAKIM.t (Spore Polo Club) 8-lb penalty Keadhead 31,179 words
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Article, Illustration644 1969-05-25 18 EPSOM JEEP - Mast re l Boy looks best bet of the day EPSOM JEEP By \IASTREL BOY in Race 7 is the best bet in today's Bukit Timah mixed card of professional and amateur events. The four- year -old was a smart winner in Class 4 at Penang last month when heUPI - 644 words
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Article38 1969-05-25 18 1 GREY GRENADIER Sarlmo 2 TRIUMPH Joy Spinner 3 BUKIT BENDERA Norvic 4 WINDFALL Timah Api 5 GRENADIER Film Goer 6 WINGATE Storyteller 7 MASTREL BOY Art Nouveau 8 THE VIKING Dark Romance Best bet: Mattrcl Boy38 words
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Advertisement215 1969-05-25 18 New technology of Correspondence Education -Stamford College diagnostic testing and teaching produces amazing results. Many students secure H.S.C. in six months! Phenomenal 1968/1969 examination i^fM^L STAMFORD COLLEGE S3 I argest correspondence college in this region Commended as a model by educators and colombo-plan experts Pioneers in the technology of correspondence215 words
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Advertisement172 1969-05-25 18 MR. PHILIP LEE KHENG LING age 81 years, passed away peacefully on the 23-5-1969 at Mount Alvernia Hospital, leaving behind his dearly beloved wife, 5 Sons:- Joseph Lee Kolc Han Lee Kok Liang Lee Kok Khuang Lee Kok Hin Lee Kok Ming 3 Daughters:- Anne Lee Mary Lee Theresa Lee172 words
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Miscellaneous34 1969-05-25 18 Sports diary Mill f 111 R !>• re AAA KM Xl I r.«daiu -liield: I A v Schools Padang. 11 *im iii: pan !»■> l lie boys -nrlrr30'. P.iThlll Kanb '7 30; I i)i i nwf»lth34 words
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Miscellaneous391 1969-05-25 18 TV SINGAPURA II AN NIX 5 10 A M Programme Summary; 10.05 Carol Burnett Show; 10.55 The Nurses They Are As Uon! 11.45 Halsman Keluarga: MM pm. Mr. Ed The Horse Wilbur The 1J.45 Slcippy The Bush .■o Tara II; 110 Pro■ramme Summary; 1 15 li lah Batlasa Kebangsaan. 12b391 words
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Miscellaneous362 1969-05-25 18 TV and Radio Breakfast Bulletin: 7.30 ftuer--74a Musical Merry Go Round; 8.00 T.S. A: News; 8.10 I 845 EM I N 9.50 Natioi al Lang 955 Sunday Dan 10 Oo Jet Speed Rei-o'ids: 1030 I Road: 10.45 Poll I Foot Gann 1 J o>i PM Your Record Lunchi time I362 words
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Article104 1969-05-25 19 Malaysia to pick Test side soon \|AL/»YSIAN Cricket iT Asi'xiation secretary Ptter Selvanayagam si-id in Kuala Lumpur he did not expect any problem for the Malaysian team to travel to Singapore for the first Test match on June 26 28. h« situation mproved enough we the sldf and 1 prcctlce.s'104 words
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Obituary20 1969-05-25 19 MADAM WONG LOH BE M paue<i i betiinj «w fattf n »w Jarrt t cranlr li>«« Corttat i'nnanona Bible20 words
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394 1969-05-25 19 MANSOOR RAHMAN - MANSOOR RAHMAN By fRENGGANU are renewing their demand to be declared FAM Cup joint champions with Selangor. Bakar Daud, Trengganu's coach and spokesman, said in a telephone interview yesterday: "We don't want this matter prolonged. We want to be declared joint champions with394 words
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Article, Illustration488 1969-05-25 19 (^RACE FUNG set three recordi at the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club age-group meet at Amber Road yesterday. Boys 10-11 year* 50m frwsio- I M. Chan 2 J. Lock 3 V. Lee 33.5 1 record); 50an brrmitstroke: 1 S Sng I M. Chan 3 Tze Heow488 words
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Article138 1969-05-25 19 J.R.S KIRKHAM. tormer Sln(Cipore cricket allrounder. beat Ong Chfw Bee. former Singapore Tennis champion, at Urn 19th In the quarterfiniil.- Of thi SICC annual (toll championship over the Island course yesterday Knkliani will meet Lauw V* ig Choon at 8 05 thia mornins In the semi-linals. Lauw138 words
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Article596 1969-05-25 19 LONDON. Sat. r rHE West Indian cricketers crashed to the first defeat of their tour of England yesterday when they lost their three day match against Northamptonshire by 65 runs at Northampton The tourists, chasing a target of 300 In their second innings, were all out for596 words
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Article551 1969-05-25 19 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By VOR Azahar Hamid, Singapore's high Jump champion, was adjudged the best performer at the Singapore Armed Forces athletic meet at Farrer Park yesterday. Nor won the award for his winning jump of 6ft 5 1 /2 in a new meet record.551 words
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Advertisement368 1969-05-25 19 I Late CLASSIFIEDS j M '•> H.- KM Sno I tone .IB on 22 V6W. and a.aff. 11. rrnant. '»M 1 »ra anil Ttan fho a Ti» vB. on 2« 9 <;ratff 11 and staff ct r.-aslet y COM KANC: Wee Ruat c 1 to I^ay Yons Mr*. Kane Glm368 words
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Page 19 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous45 1969-05-25 19 HHHimmillllll JCT^^s^EeßEt3^^l\ »1 H Eef^^fSjEt^^Cy^""""""""" 11 5 WBtCn yOUr elbOW v.r.,,, l, to Rf ii Or*vlnit P««l •M*EE«M U»m thol.tr.pm SMn., R.rrl.. =w ac?»iss.a.'S J *^W^~ IM A <^ B>I A JEEeWLUE*MiiaE4la*Ja^pei V* :/h V »i»«CTiY AfTM Pin n t*/ ÜB^2±J ■^Beß eveV **<'' Zi YW t^H|A45 words
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Article36 1969-05-25 20 LAGOS Sat —An unidentified plane, presumed to be Bufran. attacked Port Hai court, damaging a Soviet -built MIG jet tighter and killing a number of Federal .soldiers. informed sourcea said yesterday.36 words
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Article, Illustration68 1969-05-25 20 TIIKSK moon craters were seen by television viewers on carth in colour on Wednesday night as Apollo 10 spacecraft orbited the moon. 1 Hunt Commander Stafford said the craft was flying upside down and (coins: forward at this time and identification of the craters was difficult.AP - 68 words
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Article71 1969-05-25 20 JAKARTA. Sat —The Indonesian Navy has completed Ita year-long operation to clear Tjilatjap Haiixnir on the .south toast of Central Java of about .iU skeleton. 1 of Japanese ihlpi which sank during World War II Captain Piadono, head of the clearing operation, said TJilatjap HarbourUPI - 71 words
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Article117 1969-05-25 20 BOBBIES: NOW A VOTE FOR HANGING LONDON Sat. Britain* Police federation, the hobbies' trade union, today urged the Government to brine back hanging for murder. More than 1.000 delegates at the annual conference voted almost unanimously for rr-introduction of capital punishment. Britain abolished the death-penalty three years ago for anReuter - 117 words
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Article25 1969-05-25 20 YOKOSUKA. Sat The U.S. nuclear-powered submarine Sxvordflsh arrived at Yokosuka near Tokyo today for a rot and supply sojourn of about 10 days.25 words
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Article17 1969-05-25 20 IPOH. Sat Three curfewbieakns were lined between $20 and $50 here today. They pleaded guilty.17 words
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209 1969-05-25 20 Offending pages go up in bonfire at Subang Airport KUALA LUMPUF B "Offei on the disturb ried in thl izine and view went up li fire tod;i This wa> carried out j the distributor bang Airport !>• fore magazines were for distribution. A spokesman for the d butors of Time209 words
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232 1969-05-25 20 RAJA: IDEAS THAT BIND THE C 'WEALTH TOGETHER SINGAPORE. Sat. The Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratn.im. tonight spoke of tht survival in Singapore of the ideas which bind the Commonwealth together even if th« Commonwealth were to cease to exist next year. These ideas must be kept alive, he said,232 words
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Article48 1969-05-25 20 JAKARI A loneMa may oi tlon Urge- by ha tons ni v BumintrawUa r General of I he A predicted tec Dr G i expected rce production fnr '969 Is 11 million the Ooveimier.t eailier set a tanat ol 10.1 million torn. I'PI48 words
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