Eastern Sun, 18 December 1970
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Title Section21 1970-12-18 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents Est* 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1526 Friday, December 18, 1970 MC <P) 161621 words
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Article, Illustration75 1970-12-18 1 An Eastern Sun probe This ig one of the old people's homes llkrnfd on Wednesday i 0 converted chicken coop*. The director of the Singapore Council of Social Services Mr. S. C. Tang said Singapore's approach to the care and treatment of social problems lags far behind75 words
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Article345 1970-12-18 1 probe has beefi ordered into o housing fraud in which bogus Government forms were used to dupe families into paying for fake house registration lots. > It warrants an investigation, the Assistant Commissioner, Property Tax Division of the Deportment of Inland Revenue, Mr. Chan Kwong345 words
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Article66 1970-12-18 1 WARSAW New disturbances were reported yesterday in thr trouble seaport of Gdynia, the scene of violent food riots over the past few days. The Baltic waport area remained quarantined from the rest of the country by roodblocks, cancellation of air flights and a lack of telephone connections.66 words
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Advertisement51 1970-12-18 1 R v Jewelleries it Distinction OverseftGhmese Banking Corpo, Ltd. the STRONGEST and LARGEST BANK in MALAYSIA and SINGAPORE AUTHORISED CAPITAL 8100,000.000/-' PAID UP CAPITAL S 40.000.000/GENERAL RESERVE AND PROFIT LOSS BALANCE OVER 39.000.000/TOTAL OVER 79.000.000/• GROUP ASSETS OVER 5893,000.000/FOR SUPREME SAFETY SAVE WITH 0.C.8.C. B'tnchw Throughout Singapot*. Mttcysia South Ln»t51 words
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Article, Illustration563 1970-12-18 2 Loke Poh Fun - THEY WAIT TO DIE By Loke Poh Fun (CALLOUSLY rejected by their relatives and friends, 130 Singaporeans are waiting for death. They and Hundreds of others are living in what the director of the Singapore Council of Social Services Mrs. S.C. Tang Wednesday likened «o chicken coops. Most563 words
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Article91 1970-12-18 2 The clearing bouse facilities of the Buk of China in Singapore suspended since May last year—have been restored. Bank ofllcials refused to eoalrm or deny this bat it Is understood that the facilities were restored on Wednesday. No comments were available from the Ministry of Finance. The91 words
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Article110 1970-12-18 2 INDUSTRIAL accidents are increasing and uniesi safety measures are taken, serious repercussions will result, involving some 90,000 factory workers in Singapore. Mr. Tang See Chim, Minister of State for Finance gave this warning when be opened the Sth Industrial Safety Seminar organised by the National Safety First110 words
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Article, Illustration84 1970-12-18 2 The Minister of State (or Finance, Mr. Tang See Chim. yesterday opened the 188 th Community Centre at Lorong Rusuk. Mr. Tang said the community centres are important because they act as a bridge between the government and the people. Previously there was no community centres84 words
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154 1970-12-18 3 9 A military truck control while negotiating a bend, the Coroner's Court wa« told yesterday. As a result of the accident a soldier. Sim Bow Jee, 19 was killed. One of the survivors, 2nd Lieut. Choo Teck Huat, 21 said there were 30 others154 words
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Article, Illustration143 1970-12-18 3 Helicopter hire service now in Singapore providing invaluable. timeHaving services io the marine, tourist and general Industrie,, here. Helicopter Services (Pte) Ltd., a half-million dollar Joint venture between the private sector and Singapore Government is the first helicopter charter service company established in the Republic. Mr.143 words
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Article, Illustration451 1970-12-18 3 Jammed lift tragedy inquiry ASSISTANT Coroner Mr. Chan Chee Pew yesterdoy recorded a verdict of death by misadventure on two boys who fell while trying to escape from a jammed lift. The boys, Sng Hock Hua, 6, and Ong Seow Chong, 10, died on November451 words
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Article58 1970-12-18 3 Air India flight AI 1098 scheduled for departure from here at 7.20 p.ra wag cancelled last night This was ordered by Air India headquarters at Bombay following a strike b v the airline officials. The airline's local spokesman said that th« full rapacity of Mo passengers On the58 words
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Advertisement147 1970-12-18 3 SPECIAL OFFER This ballpoint pen with built-in torch (worth $5) is FREE with every purchase ofDYIVIO M-300 Tapewriter IN 4 ATTRACTIVE COLOURS RED, GREEN, BEIGE, BLUE iZ i SINGAPORE tMi rwwWtdilr* Dymo M-300 you wi make Wtching label* on the spot In «#condv You actually wort with pkMurr In organulnQ.147 words
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Miscellaneous19 1970-12-18 3 Toto draw Thursday's Toto Draw 4. 46, 18, 2, 44. Additional Number 27. lluee circle Draw 28, 41, 14,19 words
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Article, Illustration95 1970-12-18 4 A veteran aircraft, later model of Britetal first flghter Jet ued suceessfofty against Hitler's Doodlebuv <•- rise World War II ku bee* pat in e«M storage. The aircraft. Meteor Jet "Victor Whiskey 487" of the Far Bast Air Force, has made its last flight a photographic sortie95 words
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Article58 1970-12-18 4 KUALA LUMP UK Malaysia perfmes are expected to hof —ii iaternationaHy kaowa when they go M «i the air with Ma-laysia-Singapore Air Uaes from March. Sample hottle of Malaysian perfunsea will br distributed to aK passengers M MBA's iotrraaiioaal rwies and the whale range of58 words
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Article29 1970-12-18 4 KUCHING Proposals for an overall long-term strategy to fight the communist menace in Sarawak have been finalised, the Chief Minister. Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Yakub, disclosed yesterday29 words
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Article257 1970-12-18 4 KUALA LUMPUR Disparity in salary schemes have generated frustration and concern among teachers In Malaysia, resulting in some leaving the once "noble'' profession. Such dissatisfaction, though not new, was highlighted again when the Aziz Teachers Salaries Commission reconvened here yesterday. Ono teacher had resigned out257 words
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Article319 1970-12-18 4 ITUALA LUMPUR The countrywide Public Order Exercise Pox Doftor which began on Tuesday to test co-ordinated action between the police, military and civil authorities in time of emergency concluded yesterday with satisfactory results. Incidents simulated by state ona district control centres were based on corefully worked319 words
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Article82 1970-12-18 4 JAKARTA Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abrial Razak arrived la Indonesia «oda T to receive warm "good neirhbour" wrtcom e by Indonesian President Suharto. A lJ>-gu n salute boomed across Jakarta's Kemajoran airport to greet the leader of Indonesia's closest friend and ally. It was Tun Razak's fourth82 words
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Article54 1970-12-18 4 KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia is negotiating the purchase of the 12,-600-ton "Sakura Mam/* Japan's industrial floating fair ship. The vessel, displaying over 11,000 Japanese products ran gin* from heavy machinery to consumer items has berthed at Port Swettenham in the course of its current tour54 words
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381 1970-12-18 4 KUALA LUMPUR The types of currency used m the slates of east and west Malaysia over the past 500 years will be among the exhibits at the "World Coins and Currency" exhibition to be held at Museum Negara in March next year. The exhibition, the381 words
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Article, Illustration226 1970-12-18 5 Senator Helena Benites had glowing praise for Singapore's achievements yesterday. "The Singapore Government is ahead of most of the problems that citieg face," she pointed out. "So in the years to come when other cities ar e still tackling their problems Singapore will226 words
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156 1970-12-18 5 THE Central Provident Fund Board will recruit more inspectors next month to erack down on recalcitrant employers. The number of C.P.F. inspectors will be increased by 25 per cent to cope up'with commercial and industrial expansion in Singapore. The CP.F. inspectors have been busy156 words
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215 1970-12-18 5 SINGAPORE'S high standard of rubber technology stands out like a beacon, it was stated yesterday. The tribute came from the London Council of the Institution of the Rubber Industry and was conveyed by Mr. Teo Choo Kiat, Chairman of the Singapore Sec215 words
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Article95 1970-12-18 5 JAKARTA South Sumatra Governor Asnawi Mangkualan has accused Singapore rubber traders of trying to maintain the imports of low-grade rubber from Sumatra bv investing in remllling plants there which produce only low-quality rubber. Addressing a meet- ing of the Indonesian Press Council in the South Sumatra capi-95 words
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Article94 1970-12-18 5 KABUL Singapore yesterday reserved its position on two main concrete proposals for Asian economic co-ope-ration before the Ministerial Council Meeting of the Ecafe. Ambassador P. Commaraswamy explained that It would be premature to make any decision on the idea of an Asian clearing union designed to enable ECAFE94 words
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78 1970-12-18 5 One of four convicts at large after escaping from the medium security prison at Changi surrendered to prison authorities yesterday. A police spokesman said Chua Ah Hock. 18, surrendered at Queenstown Remand Prison. Chua and two other men escaped from Changi on November 30. The78 words
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Advertisement65 1970-12-18 5 RELIANCE CONTRACTORS (PTE) LTD. congratulates the JURONG TOWN CORPORATION on the official opening of the JORONG TOWN PIER by the HONOURABLE MR. HON $Ol SEN. MINISTER FOR FIHAHCE. We are proud to have been entrusted with the piling work and construction of the entire jetty RELIANCE CONTRACTORS v (PTE) LTD.65 words
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544 1970-12-18 6 YORK A truly neutral Southeost Asia would be the best hope for peace in the area, and best could be achieved if the area developed as it saw fit, with* outside help but no interference, William P. Bundy said in the lead article in544 words
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243 1970-12-18 6 SEOUL National Police Headquarters said th e ferry boat Namyongho which sank off the southern coast of Ko*ea early Tuesday actually carried 334 persons, three more than originally confirmed. On this basis, 317 persons are still missing in the waters some 100 miles243 words
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Article88 1970-12-18 6 RAWALPINDI Pakistan's controversial Minister of Information, Maj.-Gea. Nawabzada Mohammed Sher AU Khan, has resigned from the martial law cabinet. Informed sources said Sher Ali, who used his position to preach the Islamic ideology, was forced out alter Pakis- tani voters repudiated religious parties in the Dec.88 words
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Article, Illustration204 1970-12-18 6 PHNOM PENH More than 2,000 South Vietnamese paratroopers have now linked up with the remnants of the Cambodian forces which defended the now completely destroyed village of Prey Totung, which was the scene of one of the fiercest battles of the Cambodian war.204 words
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242 1970-12-18 6 TOKYO America's Seventh Fleet in the Pacific will be cut back drastically and ■ost of its skips are expected to be withdrawn from Japan in the sear future, a Japanese newspaper said yesterday. The Sankei Shim bun said the fleet will be reduced by242 words
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293 1970-12-18 7 The World Health Organisation has expressed grave concern at the failure of certain states to notify outbreaks of cholera and called on countries to fight the diseose in a spirit of international co-operation. The W H.O.'s Committee on International Surveillance of Communicable Diseases also293 words
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59 1970-12-18 7 WASHINGTON Con gressman G.V. Mont gomerj of Mississippi left yrstrrday On a visit to South East Asia, to seek better treatment for UJS. prisoners in North Vietuam. Montgomery is travelling on behalf of the House Veterans Affairs Committee, investigating medical services and counselling59 words
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51 1970-12-18 7 The world's largest aircraft, the U.S. Air Force's C-5 Galaxy, met a full-size replica of the Wright brothers' plane in Cincinnati recently. The C-5 has a wingspan of 200 feet, 100 feet longer than man's first powered flight in 1903. December 13th is the 67th anniversary of the Wright brothers'51 words
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84 1970-12-18 7 HONG KONG The Legislative Council has passed a tough anti-cor-ruption bill making it an offence for civil servants to accept any gifts whether or not connected with their work without permission. The bill, long called for by circles who claim corruption is rife84 words
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337 1970-12-18 7 FORT BENNING, Georgia The captain who commanded the sweep through the Sowth Vietnamese village of My Lai called the affair a party and told his men he "didn't want to see anyone living except Gl.s a Vietnam war veteran has told337 words
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86 1970-12-18 7 ADDIS ABABA Several areas in Ethioyia's northern province of Eritrea have been placed under a state of emergency because of banditry and subvers on which, the government said, were being instigated by foreign governments. A government order was published in the official gazette and said86 words
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Article155 1970-12-18 7 LONDON Gownl Andrew MM) paster, Supreme Allied Commander, Europe, has warned that the Soviet Aimed Forces now constituted the world's hi crest concentration of military power. "It Is a force that far exceeds the reasonable requirements solely for defence," he sakl la a lecture to155 words
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Advertisement59 1970-12-18 7 Congratulations Best Wishes to the JUROKG TOWN CORPORATION on the official opening of the JURONG TOWN PIER by the HONOURABLE MR. HON SIR SEH We are proud to have been entrusted with the construction of the road and car park. 4-*.'ti l <! I \rmi ®:*hi yjm Building Civil Engineering59 words
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Article480 1970-12-18 8 Emergency landing by jumbo jet LONDON Engine trouble over the Atlantic has forced a Boeing 747 jumbo jet to land in Scotland during a flight from Los Angeles to London. The Pan American Airway's craft was carrying 150 passengers and a crew of 18. It took 70480 words
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Article228 1970-12-18 8 T>OME More than a mil- lion tons of oil ore spilled into the sea each year, a conference on marine pollution has been told. Thomas Pross, *an official of the Maritime Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce, disclosed that a 1967 survey had estimated228 words
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Article, Illustration47 1970-12-18 8 Polish crowds, infuriated with recent food price rises, smash and loot shops in Gdansk, 200 miles north-west of Warsaw. They also stoned communist headquarters and set Are to shops and cars. The outbreaks took place in 3 northern Polish cities.—(UPl radiophoto). UPI radiophoto.UPI radiophoto. - 47 words
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Article208 1970-12-18 8 WASHINGTON President Nixon and Prime Minister Heath yesterday began the first full-scale review of Anglo-American relations since the Conservatives won power in London six months ago. Their talks were expected to range over East-West relations, NATO and European defence, co-operation In other area£ such as208 words
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Article36 1970-12-18 8 PHNOM PENH Cambodia has ordered a strict system of house-to-house surveillance to check terrorism and infiltration into Phrtom Penh. The city already has tight curfew conditions for both Cambodians and foreigners.36 words
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Article114 1970-12-18 8 ROTTACH-EGERN. West Germany British athlete Lillian Board, fightins (or her life in the Ringberg Cancer Clinic, was still on the critical list yesterday. However, she was able to autograph a picture of herself for an English social club. A clinic spokesman announced her grave condition had not114 words
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Article171 1970-12-18 8 MADRID Spanish right-wing patriots were given the go-ahead for a pro-Franco rally yesterday. Meanwhile, a further delay in the verdicts at the Burgos military trial of 16 basques has kept tension in Spain at high pitch. Spanish ex-servicemen. Including old-style Flanagist Civil War veterans, have received171 words
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318 1970-12-18 9 WASHINGTON The U.S. Seriate plodded on with the debate on the merits of on American f >ersonic airliner yesterday while President Nixon fretted in the House over its inactivity on other vital legislation. He hos threatened to coll Congress bock into special318 words
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Article, Illustration56 1970-12-18 9 There's nothing like mountain climbing to keep the waistline trim, says Mitch Michaud <above). According to him it takes up twice as many calories as tennis playing. Mitch is a member of the Himalayan Backpacking Advisory Staff and has just finished scaling the highest peaks in all56 words
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199 1970-12-18 9 LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles County Grand Jury have indicted three members of the Manson "family" for murdering film stmt man Donald Shea, 40, in August fast year hut ordered the names of the charged trio kept secret. The identity of two of199 words
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138 1970-12-18 9 BUENOS AIRES A panel or Judges have found three people, including a En—an Catholic priest, guilty of charges in (-flaaectian with the kidnapping of former President Pedro Eugenio Aramburu. Hie body of the 65-year-old retired army GfMtal, was fo«nd buried is the sellar138 words
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Advertisement47 1970-12-18 9 s II II a ok/: V ill 4 < li*S t>♦y VI fA •*72 (3 *7S m 0 X 4 f <✓ V«"V v*; SH&v rv v. Ve -x •> &£>?■<) ixßu X It. VI V J# vT Y*' ,f i»J **> >/>■! i^l I i s iMi Tjvi a»::47 words
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Article679 1970-12-18 10 I rihtir J °SJakarta, Mr. Rahim fniM rot statle for Foreign Afberi'i S th?; oP 1 lmpo f tant thin to rememDer is that Singapore Is fundamentally not a w£ii By !JS m Jt ls a multi-party sysfK th is 13 true of the Political system, the actual679 words
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Article, Illustration813 1970-12-18 10 Max Lerner - By Max Lerner NEW YORK Whenever New York is in the throes of a taxi strike, the half commanding, half pleading cry Taxi! strangely stilled, and the city ceases to be what it was. Given the crazy on-the-minute timing of modern life, the taxi is one of those expensive813 words
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Article748 1970-12-18 10 LETTERS I SHALL be very grateful if you publish this for the benefit of all motor-cyclists. It is totally unjustified and inadvisable for the government to impose the ruling that all motor-cyclists and scooterists should wear 'Crash Helmets' from Jan 1971 onwards. The blame should748 words
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449 1970-12-18 11 NEW DELHI Mon Singh of Jaipur is again his highness the maharojah, the title that gives him gun salutes, privy purses, tax-free imported cars and liquor and freedom from much of what mokes a commoner. But don't think he doesn't know what it is to449 words
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Article245 1970-12-18 11 UPI. LONDON Discontent and restlessness hare been rampant in Poland for months# but unknown generally to the outside world until they exploded into riots, diplomatic reports from the communist east hare said Widespread meat shortages, among other things, have caused considerable resentment, especially sinceUPI. - 245 words
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105 1970-12-18 11 NEW DELHI Prime Minister Indira Gandi has denied that the Sapreme Court judgment restoring to India's maharajas their titles and privy parses was a defeat for herself and her government During a stormy debate on the court ruling in the upper House of Parliament,105 words
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Article, Illustration31 1970-12-18 11 These adorable, furry animals called Loris are nearing the point of extinction. They are found in the Jung'es of South India and conservators estimate that only about 100 are living today.31 words
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Article, Illustration624 1970-12-18 12/13 Weatherbee Wong - THE MORNNG AFTER with Weatherbee Wong IT'S JINGLE BELLS time but the SANDBOYS at the PINK PUSSYCAT were taking it r-e-a-1 cool the other night "Dreamin' of a White Christmas." And the TOPCATS draged, waltzing their wav to eternity all 'cause there weren't624 words
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Advertisement341 1970-12-18 12/13 "MIL BESOS" A thousand, Thousand kisses to LOS CAMPEROS. versatile trio of Spanish. actlatee brought back by popular tco:t;m. Their Bery show of fast moving flamencos. Mexican (oik songs and igs and dance* and moving Spanish love tonga, la on for a very short extended season so If you haven't341 words
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Advertisement94 1970-12-18 12/13 mftftig Vy^y •/> Me /itf/ huj -/yf* 4&*s/'&r. **l+l jpcJ. WaC c/ /L# ?fs A Cea/cf i>£ a*yK> **J a. am*<l 4U4+. Wn&v* ly% /Lcr y rf* w y&. MIXED PLATE Fillet Steak Pork Chop lamb Chop Sausages Every Saturday SIRLOIN STEAK $9OO $9.00 Sunday T BONE steak 9 riTTvri94 words
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Advertisement21 1970-12-18 12/13 iy I'V*ff yr* L m T I 3-A. CUSCAOEN ROAO i SINGAPORE W. TEL: 3700 3p.m. to 2a.m. (NO COVER CHARGEi21 words
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Advertisement76 1970-12-18 12/13 PONGGOL (AIR-CONDITIONED) RESTAURANT fir NITE-CLUB TRACK 24. PONGGOL ROAD. Hi mj*. Singapore. 19. TEL:" *****4 (3 LINES) SWAN NITE-CLUB, RESTAURANT COFFEE-HOUSE Chinese European Cuisine Gr Sea-Food Open Daily From 10.00 a.m. to 1.00 a.m. Weekends Or Holidays, Extension To 2.00 a.m. BOATEL: BOATS FOR HIRE SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER CHRISTMAS EVE76 words
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Advertisement53 1970-12-18 12/13 22 carat Scotch r n s ""II i J&B Rare-rare as in golcL Pale, as in gold. Pure, as ingoldl Finer in blende Finer in taster Smooth, not rougK. Pale, not dar&t .With yet a silky strength that belies its gentle nature. AG J B Rare. As in gold. JB53 words
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Miscellaneous93 1970-12-18 12/13 JOHN CULVERT CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR I •Girt Hfcot I'rum ('•anon Lad* (iodiva ,fS V'A THE GREATEST MAGIC EXTRAVAGANZA EVER Hall) 8.30 p.m. Matinees: Hats., Suns. Holidays 4 Oft p.m. available at National Theatre Box Office (10 a in. 0 B.m dally Including una. Holidays), Cold Storage; OK. Tang and Roplnsons. Evening93 words
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Article, Illustration939 1970-12-18 14 Fred Mpanga, Gamini Seneviratne - Pork, punch pheasant THE REVELRIES Jk f] hjsd By Fred Mpanga, Gamini Seneviratne Food and fun characterised Christmas even before the 25th of December was universally recognised as Hie day for the festival of Hie nativity of Christ. Prynne, the 17th Century English Puritan, describes the day as being spent939 words
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264 1970-12-18 14 Ele, Walt Dulaney - DATELINE By Ele, Walt Dulaney Dear Wait: What do you think of a gay who wears those bikini styled, coloured undershorts? Observer. Dear Observer: I'd assume such a guy liked the fit of the shorts or found that they wer e more practical because the*264 words
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Article, Illustration454 1970-12-18 14 LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M. D - Doctor turns detective By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. Dear Dr. Lamb I have a back ailment from an accident and i would like to know if there is a back doctor or can I get rid of the pain that is agonising me? I am454 words
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Article, Illustration531 1970-12-18 15 Dick Kleiner - They socked it to herNow she socks it away By Dick Kleiner, Laugh-ln's days may be numbered the bloom is definitely off the peoch but that show will always be rem e m bered when TV's history is written. It created stars, man, great big stars. One such is little531 words
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Miscellaneous294 1970-12-18 15 mmw ORGANISATION I It O .*****4 OPENS TODAY! 11 am. I.4ft. ft. 6.30 #l5 tummy Davis Jr., "One Mare Time" Color (UA» TOMORROW MIDNIQHTt at UOO BOX* plus Sunday 9 a.m. Show at tapltol-Lldo-Bes-Sk) -Boxy $l. 13 $3 No Pre® Liat "A Taste Of Cold Steel" (A SHAW PRODUCTION) Mandarin294 words
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Miscellaneous279 1970-12-18 15 s Mi ORGAINJISATiniM i LIEOW 1H b OPENB TODAY! 11 W, I N, «.M. I N A M Bamantha Eggar In Columbia'* "The Lady la The Car Wit* Glmhi And A Gnn" In Color Oliver Reed PanavUlon 2nd Midnight Tomorrow! UOM'i The Bona* Ot Dark Shadows" Jonathan Prld Color ORCHARD279 words
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Article133 1970-12-18 16 Crown Prince World War II TOKYO The Imperial Household Agency expressed doubt today on the authenticity of a report that the United States planned to kidnap Japanese Crown Prince Akihito at the last stage of World War IL The report from Washington said the Americans had planned to spirit Akihito133 words
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Miscellaneous773 1970-12-18 16 77 aiies F2 a CARROLL RIGHTER'S taurus a K< gemm ffSl IS'Kfil cancer M HSiJ ri as GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day and evening to do all of the little tasks and chores that must be done. When you have them behind you be sure to take advantage of the good773 words
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Miscellaneous14 1970-12-18 16 LADIES PAY "Could you keep an/ eye on me? I don't swim vcty wcilt"14 words
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Miscellaneous1107 1970-12-18 17 today's television CHANNEL 5 Opening Announcements, followed by General Hospital. A daytime serial about the staff and the patients of a busy hospital. For The Family.' A magazine series in English. A Diary Of Events in Singapore This Week. (English). It's Happening In Singapore. A series on the life and1,107 words
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Article, Illustration861 1970-12-18 18 "Ma, we don't have a small tobe of tooth paste at home, can I go to the shop to get one?" 1 asked earnestly while packing and preparing eagerly for the camp. That morning was the 17th of Nov. the start of five days camping at Seletar with861 words
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Article, Illustration77 1970-12-18 18 THE rbJs rooker* at Middle Reed* Lake ■ear Reran*, in Victoria, Australia, may be the world's largest The birds number about MO,Odd and it has been estimated that they eat77 words
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Article14 1970-12-18 18 Think all yon apeak, but speak not all you think. Patrick Delany, inventor.14 words
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Article186 1970-12-18 18 THE Adult Education Board will be organising for the drat time in 1971 a course leading to the Higher Bchool Certificate (Commerce) examination. The 2-year Course will prepare students for the 1972 Higher School Certificate (Commerce) examination which is organised jointly by the Ministry of Education and186 words
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Article, Illustration319 1970-12-18 18 Once my family had a dog named Tonnie. Everyday when I returned from school, Tonnie would wait for me. Now he is dead dead because Tonnie wanted to save a brood of chickens and he risked his life doing so. One day while at home doing my319 words
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Advertisement178 1970-12-18 18 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe T*e Ettttra Sun's *tUy writing contest for boys and fiHs of 14 and nnder (Jnnior) and boys and firfs oror 14 (Senior) appears in this page from Monday to Friday. Ptlu money Is: $lO for Seniori and $5 to* |union tot *V*ry IJUV oofcluheO All178 words
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Article, Illustration816 1970-12-18 19 Liz Sherry - By Liz Sherry TF your husband looks a little unwell this morning, if he feels sick, can t eat his breakfast and has odd 'unwell' feelings you could be pregnant. And while you are pregnant he's going to suffer all your symptoms. According to816 words
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36 1970-12-18 19 Forget the Midi, men, and look what the fashion world is offering now. These eye-popp-ing gowns were worn by opera singer Anna Moffo, left at a White House dinner, and Princess Margaret at a London reception.36 words
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593 1970-12-18 19 ANN LANDERS - ANN LANDERS Dear Ann: I have josl returned from what was supposed to be a vacation. We drove 1J99 mi'es and I am ready for the booby hatch. My husband sannot stand the sound of windshield wipers so when It rains he593 words
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Article321 1970-12-18 20 CENTOSA made it again by jumping above par on the floors of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Sine# the move adopted by the exchange to curb excessive speculation most operators have lost confidence in this one dollar share thus cou;ing hectic erosion321 words
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Article254 1970-12-18 20 January first grade rubber buyer* doted at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 51-3/4 cent, per lb., down 1/8 C the previous close. The tone of Hie nuirtict was quiet. A thin and slow morning session was lacking a trading stimulus. The market254 words
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Article56 1970-12-18 20 (Manager Prices for Dec. 18) ASIA UNIT TKIHTS M Invest Fund 1.18 1.23 M'fcla Pro*. 1.03 1.08 rilAKTKKtl) I'M'I TRC8TS SO- Sand .99 1 04 MNUAPDKK I'M'I TRI'STS fnd S*pore 1.87 Srd S'nore Com. Ind. 1.19 .97 1.9'ixd The MVIDI Fund 1.01 1.9« 8.P. Fund f)ft 1.00 (Manager56 words
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Article103 1970-12-18 20 LONDON A further decline in the price of tin on the market here Wednesday brought its rate down to within the price rtinge where the industry's buffer stock manager hag automatic authority to buy in the metal for his stockpile. Only a few weeks ago103 words
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Article39 1970-12-18 20 NEW YORK —Dow Jones closing averages Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange: 90 Industrial 819.07 20 Rails 157.05 15 Utilities 118.13 65 Stocks 261.71 40 Bonds 68.09 Commodity futures index 145.13 up 0.71. a a a39 words
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Article89 1970-12-18 20 THE BOOB price* Klnnport (hlnnt Ksrhange yrttrrdaj at tnc Prodnor wa»> Coronal Oil <f o.b.) bulk eooo Coronal on <f.o.b.) dram 62.80 Mlird Copra S8.00 1 Muntok whit* Prppet «fO-b.) A8TA 100% NWL 182 .AO Sarawak Whit* Prpprr (fob) M% N W.L. 172.80 Sarawak Hprclai Black Prpprr If.O. It.)89 words
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Article112 1970-12-18 20 HONG KONG Yesterday's 5 p.m. currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Buyers) (Sellers) 196 197 per 100 Straits dollars 146 148 per 1.000 Taiwan dollars 6.76 6.775 per Australian dollar 340 360 per 1.000 Burmese kyats 455 475" per 1.000 Indian rupees 149 164 per112 words
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Article665 1970-12-18 20 BID and offer prices officially listed at the close of business in the Singapore and KuaJa Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange vesterda<r INDUSTRIALS AMCA 1.23 1-26 Aiinomoto 1.85 2.10 Alcan 1.27 1.30 Allied Choc. 2.61 2.66 Ben. .85 .88 Berjaya 1.69 1.10 Borneo 1-57 1.59 Boostead665 words
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Article778 1970-12-18 20 BUSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded In brackets In lots of 1.000 nnits unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS A lean $1.28 (1); Ben 86 cts (1); Berjaya $lO6 (3) $lO7 (l) si.oe778 words
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Article389 1970-12-18 21 gYDNEY Although heavyweights yesterday provided o solid base for improvement in the mining section of Sydney Stock Exchange, share levels for the speculative section slumped badly. Speculative nickels were particularly hard hit with a great number posting large foils. Medutlurrs slumped $l-20 to $2.15 after389 words
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Article, Illustration314 1970-12-18 21 The first NCR Century 100 computer for Singapore is now being Insta led in Gammon's offices on Bukit Timah Road. The computer, which Is one of the most powerful In South-east Asia, will be used by Gammon's to provide them with a fully-Inte-grated Total Management314 words
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Article, Illustration252 1970-12-18 23 BANGKOK Malaysia's lost-minute 'lucky switch' in the 1,600-metre cycling race won the first gold medal for her yesterday as the Sixth Asian Games neared its end. D a wo d Ibrahim grabbed an unexpected gold medal In the cycling race when he clocked 2:26.40, safely ahead ofUPI radiopic. - 252 words
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269 1970-12-18 23 NEW YORK Arnold Palmer, who did not win an individual champion ship for the first time in his 15 years as a golf professional this past season, and Sou Hi African Gary Player, who has won all the major American golf titles,269 words
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Article238 1970-12-18 23 PASA KNIGHT underlined his chances in the Pesta Pulau Pinang Cup on Saturday with a splendid oallop her# yesterday morning. With Cheam Ah Kin astride, Pasa Knight sprinted stylishly over 3f in 41 1/5, finishing strongly Nineteenth March (Samry) did a sparkling gallop when he238 words
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Article346 1970-12-18 24 FIELD HOTKEY Pakistan 5(3) Malaysia 0 <0) India 1(0) Japan 0(0) CYCLING •Mm (finals) massed start 1. Kriengsak Voravudhi (Thailand) 1:05W 2. Kim, Kwang-Sun (Korea > 1:08.87 3. Guaves. Rolando (Philippines) 1:07.07 no 1. Soponpong Thailand) 17 13.90 2. Kwon, Jhung-H yu n (Korea) 17:14.40 3 Ng. Joo Pone346 words
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146 1970-12-18 24 VTATIONALIST Chinese sprinter Chi Cheng was yesterday voted Asian 'Athlete of the Tear' by statisticians at the Asian Games. Ceylon's Lucian Rosa and Israeli housewife Hana Sheslfl were voted test performers at the Games when the Association of trach and field statisticians146 words
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Article113 1970-12-18 24 hockey BANGKOK Olympic chompions Pakistan beat Malaysia 5-0 yesterday to go into the final of the Asion Gomes hockey tournament* Pakistan demoralised the Malaysians with three goals in the first half. Inside right Islahuddln Slddiqui shot Pakistan into the lead in the 10th minute. Then centre forward113 words
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Article57 1970-12-18 24 BANGKOK The mighty Japanese contingent was shut out of the Asian Games medals tally yesterday for the first time since competition started eight days ago. The Japanese drew a blank in the four cycling finals yesterday and in the only other final on a quiet day57 words
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Article89 1970-12-18 24 The Asian Games medal winners table at the esi of the eighth day's competition here yesterday was: GOLD SILVER BRONZE Japan 69 44 17 South Korea 14 11 20 Iran 9 7 7i Thailand 8 13 10 India 6 .8 9 Israel ft 4 5 Indonesia 2 389 words
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Article, Illustration22 1970-12-18 24 UPI radio pic.UPI radiopic. - 22 words
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