Eastern Sun, 9 January 1971
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Title Section21 1971-01-09 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daihr 10 cents UH. 1966. Vol. 5 ffc. 1543 SatvHay, January 9, 1971 M.C. (P) 251021 words
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339 1971-01-09 1 Joseph Grigg - By Joseph Grigg T ON DON The growing east-west no vol confrontation in the Indian Ocean will be a major issue at the Commonwealth Heads of Government conference, British officials say. Britoin is becoming increasingly concerned by Soviet Novol penetration In339 words
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Article, Illustration50 1971-01-09 1 Friends comfort Madam Shangara Singh yesterday when she wept hysterically after being told her husband had been killed in an accident. Shangara who was walking along Bukit Timah Road, was fluna into a canal by a skidding car. Sunpix by William Ng. Sunpix by William Ng.Sunpix by William Ng. - 50 words
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Article49 1971-01-09 1 WASHINGTON A bomb blast shattered windows of a Soviet Embassy building yesterday in protest against antl-semitism In Russia. Th« State Department immediately expressed Its regret and concern over the incident to the Soviet Embassy. There was alight damage to a nearby medical building, but OOone was injured.49 words
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Article35 1971-01-09 1 SAIGON Secretary of Defence Melvin Laird arrived in Saigon yesterday for four days of meetinga with his top military commanders. He would assess the progress of Vietnamizetion and the military situation immediately.35 words
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Article133 1971-01-09 1 LONDON A dr portalion tribunal ruled yesterday that former Berlin rebel student leader "Red" Rudt Dutschke should be refused permission to stay in Britain. Dutschke has been living in Britain with his American born wife Gretchen and his two small children for the past two133 words
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Article51 1971-01-09 1 HONG KONG Peking .Radio yesterday conferred on the American "Paper Tiger" a brand new title—the "Bean Curd Tiger.'» A "bean curd tiger" would be far more perishable than a "paper tiger," a famous term Mao used to describe the weakness of the world's "imperialist countries.51 words
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404 1971-01-09 2 STAFF REPORTER ■'A LARGE measure of agreement was reached yestar* day when Hie five-power defence talks ended, conference sources said. "But nobody seemed very happy with the outcome/' the sources added. Australia and New Zealand did not play an important role while404 words
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Article, Illustration59 1971-01-09 2 More than 300 diplomats and their vires last night attended a reception hosted by the President and Mrs. Benjamin Sheares at the Istana. Cabinet Ministers also were present. It was the President's first official function since he was sworn In last week. The President Is pictured59 words
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Article89 1971-01-09 2 TAN AH RATA—A British Ann* helicopter has made two mercy flights, to the Ipoh General Hospital with two casualties, one of them a victim of a landslide in Cameron Highlands. Sgt. AJ. MacKie first flo w Madam sundrani Chelllah. 38, one of the three victims of89 words
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265 1971-01-09 2 Four more Barisan Sosialis members are battered to Hare been picked Mp by polka over Hie bit two day*. A spokesman of the party yesterday claimed at least 17 Barisan and affiliated organisation members hare been detained since Dr. Lee Siew Choh's265 words
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Article70 1971-01-09 2 The Government order permanently banning Amnesty International research worker Estrella Carreras from en* tering Singapore was gazetted yesterday. The order, signed bf the Minister of Home Affairs, Prof. Wong Lin Ken, on January 3 save no reason for the ban. Miss Carreras, 35, British subject, was70 words
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Article230 1971-01-09 2 local news In brief Customs officers seised 150 pounds of ganja worth 16,000 from an Indonesian vessel yesterday. The ganja, recovered from nine gunny sacks, Is worth about $22,000 In the black market. It was seised from the If. V. BUgo.' The fanny sacks were230 words
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Miscellaneous100 1971-01-09 2 Hia weather bureaa predicts scattered ih oarers far today. Yesterday Max ten*: 81.5* P Mln temp: 78.4* P Rain: |.l| |n Hamldlty at IIJ| p.m. >3 per cent. SINGAPORE TOWN iM a.m. (5.5 ft); 887 a.m. (8.7 ft); 1.45 p.m. OJ ft); 10 58 pjm. (14 ft). TOMORROW 3.41 am.100 words
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Article, Illustration132 1971-01-09 3 The Vigilante Corps will soon be transformed Into Civil Defence Organisation to eope with military and civil emergenV.C. officers mast set high standards of performance and instil pride tn their men, the Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs), Mr. L. P. Bodrlgo said yesterday. Mr. Bodrlgo132 words
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Article185 1971-01-09 3 An unemployed bachelor who Had been ill for 10 years jumped to Hit death from a block of flats yesterday. Mak Moon, 43, of Lorong 17, Geylang, wa§ found dead at the foot of Block 3, Jalan Geylang Serai at 3.15 p.m. Hi« younger185 words
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Article, Illustration95 1971-01-09 3 A man was killed when a car which went oat of control struck him while he was walking along Bukit Timah Road yesterday. The impact of the collision sent Shangara Singh sailing through the air, over the threefoot high pedestrian railings and Into theSunpix by William Ng. - 95 words
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Advertisement109 1971-01-09 3 I ri I! f, T <ri Design 26 r a -r J y A t Y AS Design 87 '''Hi i Design 67 Pe»ign 26 There's never been a shoe like this for fashion-conscious young boys. Available in Maroon Sizes: 9—4 Design 87 The shoe to start the New Year109 words
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Article, Illustration383 1971-01-09 4 J£UALA LUMPUR Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak has returned to Kuala Lumpur after touring flood-stricken areas in Pahang and Trengganu. He called on the people in the East Coast states to keep their boats "instead of selling them and buying scooters end cars." "These people,"383 words
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Article87 1971-01-09 4 Overseas aid— UK-style KUALA LUMPUR Britain believes that overseas aid should be without strings as her aid was more Iha a a charitable exercise,'* the out-going British High Commissi oaer to Malaysia. Sir Michael Walker said yesterday. "The basic motive for British aid la oar own national terms Is simple:87 words
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Article, Illustration163 1971-01-09 4 A Moral which won the ft rat prime of S4.MO is the Malaysia-Sin gaper* Moral Contest eaa now be seen oo s wall la the entrance lobby of the MSA Building The painting by Mr. Thomas Yeo, a wellknown artist, is mounted on a canvas streteher163 words
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Article89 1971-01-09 4 BANDAR SERI BBGA WAN, Brunei A Canadian driller and two Malaysian worker* were killed on Wednesday when a suspected fas explosion blew up an offshore oil drilling barge in Sarawak waters. Brunei officials reported. One body was found aboard the barge but two89 words
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Article64 1971-01-09 4 KUCHING Two communist terrorists, one of them a woman, were shot dead by a security forces' patrol in the Bibu District of Sarawak on Wednesday. The patrol also recovered a home-made pistol, some live shotgun cartridges, some spent ammunition, bags containing civilian clothing and communist documents. The dead64 words
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Article, Illustration195 1971-01-09 4 Singapore will not be adversely affected by the economic difficulties predicted for the countries in Asia and the Far East this year. "Strong foreign commitments and the fact that Singapore's producta are geared for the International markets will assure her of a steadily climbing195 words
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116 1971-01-09 4 KUCHING—The High Court of Borneo yesterday threw out a petition seeking to declare as null and void the election of Dato James Wong of the Sarawak National Party to the Parliamentary constituency of Mirl-Subis last year. The petition was filed by a Sarawak Alliance member,116 words
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Article118 1971-01-09 4 GB.JEVA The Malay■ian Bed Cross haa appealed to the League of Red Cross Societies 5 p or victims of the serious floods wbich have ravaged Parts of Malaysia for the past week. Needs of the victims including blankets and household necessities have been delivered to118 words
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183 1971-01-09 5 A newspaper proof reader was yesterday acquitted aad discharged when the Second Magistrate's Court found him not guilty of attempting to cheat Singapore Fools Pte. Ltd. of $71,515. In acquitting Goh pit Leng, 3s. the Magistrate, Mr. Anwaral Haqae, said the prosecntion183 words
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Miscellaneous121 1971-01-09 5 AROUND TOWN JO am Official Opening of the St. John Ambulance Association's Pood and Fun Fair by Mr. Ho Kah Leong, M.P., at the Civic Centre, Tarn an Jurong. 30 am to 8 pm Art Exhibition by Yan Sook Leong at the Gallery of Fine Art. Raffles Place. 6 pm121 words
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Article453 1971-01-09 6 Canada's envoy heads for Peking post HONG KONG John Praser, Canada s first head of mission in Peking, left by train yesterday with his cat Fraser, 35, was named Charge D'Affaires in the Chinese capital soon after Canada and China established diplomatic relations on October 13. MANILA453 words
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Article266 1971-01-09 6 FORECAST FOR THE 70s. (CANBERRA Am Americon specialist in Asian Affairs# Professor It.L Butwell, has forecast Hie 1970' i would prove iven more "bloody, destructive ar.d tragic" for South-east Asia than the past decade. Professor Butwell is the Director of the Centre for South and266 words
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Article, Illustration97 1971-01-09 6 PARIS As the Vietnam Peace Talks entered their third year on Tuesday. Allied and Communist negotiators found themselves In rare agreement on one point the first two years of talking yielded no progress. Bach sine blamed the other for the lack of progress In the Pales97 words
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201 1971-01-09 6 PHNOM PENH American awtfaorities ar« vsiohisf tfco possibility of a 'littls BsHiii airlift to had despefjtdy neoded petroleum to CasMii'i fcdmmwd capital, soorcss rsportod. In Sal goo. South Vietnamese officials were considering trying to ship fuel to Phnom Penh from Vietnam on Route One. The201 words
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Article, Illustration39 1971-01-09 6 Archbishop Makarios (right), President of Cyprus, greets British Premier Edward Heath on his arrival at Nicosia Airport The Utter is en route to the Commonwealth Prime Ministers* Conference here starting next Thursday. (UPI radiophoto). UPI radiophoto.UPI radiophoto. - 39 words
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Article93 1971-01-09 6 SAIGON The wife of South Vietnamese VicePresident Ky has broke a lengthy public silence on thg controversy surrounding her application to buy 3,600 acres of rich farming land owned by Montagnard tribesmen. Madam Ky told a press conference that she had applied to buy93 words
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216 1971-01-09 7 jDARIS France has decided to posh oheod with rapid development of on H-Bomb strike force expected to be operational within five years, official sources said yesterday. The decision meons postponing work on o more sophisticated but longer range programme. The decision was taken216 words
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164 1971-01-09 7 OWOLPLP Tkt yirth 'ahldM wMh aB trmm* Midway Mill, the U.S. Coast GmH aja. The stricken mad, with I cmr el 25. radioed it is listing SO degrees •ad has taken 10 ft after its cargo shifted in heavy seas. The ship, cened by AmfriraifO164 words
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201 1971-01-09 7 MOSCOW A Sovitt Amy court martial kas sentenced Wolf Zalman•on to 10 yean in prison for hit part in the alleged Leningrad hijack plot, Jewiak aonrcea Mid. 7.a]manaon. a Jew, could have received the death penalty as did two of201 words
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Article46 1971-01-09 7 BONN—The Vest German government has asked a senior Soviet diplomat to leave the country. A government spokesman would not saw if P.F. Bumlnilj, first secretary at the Soviet Embassy, was formally expelled, but added: "these things can be done by mutual agreo-46 words
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Article, Illustration68 1971-01-09 7 Here's the now celebrated Press conference where a man walked out on sex kitten actress Brlgitte Bardot over sex. She's pictured here with French actor Lino Ventura as they talked with reporters In Mexico City. When the subject xot around to sex Ventura stalked out of theUPI radiophoto. - 68 words
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71 1971-01-09 7 IiONDON The mother of Lady Jacqueline RufUs Isaacs nas denied her daughter is romantically Involved with Lord Snoiwdon. This rumour Is §o very horrible," said the Marchioness of Reading, "Wa quite mad for anyone to think such a thing." She was commenting on71 words
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Article98 1971-01-09 7 MOSCOW A computer saved the life of a skiprvk# was swept eat sea m board a Mk, bj workia* Mt hie positioa kndreda of miles off lh« Soviet Facile coast. Tea news agencj said ■kipper Tssili Bavochkin was iwept to sea by a karri ease98 words
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73 1971-01-09 7 PA»WPt A^padfnt "Si *i»i< Boyal Alf Voim VW pMct, klind to hti* Im m m the ijnrf* bat Aitmkmd the pflM alter ftghtlnff TW, aiihtDi Bavlllead aircraft was •NNMUii Darwin to >Mi efca II dived TW Hm IB ft h*i At grmmd be.73 words
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78 1971-01-09 9 C A M P PENDLETON, California, U.S. Mill tar j Police have signed op six new recruit* specially equipped for fighting drug-taking among marines German shepherd dogs trained to sniff out caches of marijuana. Since September, 1969, the dogs have brought 30078 words
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51 1971-01-09 9 A big crowd of Jewish women congregate outside the Soviet Embassy in London to protest the alleged persecution of Jews in the Soviet Union. There has been strong pulic feeling about the plight of Jews in Russia, especially since the hijack trial in Leningrad came to the attention of the51 words
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Article32 1971-01-09 9 SEOUL The Seoul District Criminal Court yesterday sentenced members of an alleged North Korean spy ring to death. They operated in collaboration with procommunist Korean residents in Japan.32 words
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359 1971-01-09 9 Commission report: OAIGON The Chairman of a U.S. House of Representative Armed Services Subcommittee probing drug abuse by American servicemen has soid "if this problem is not checked it could lead to the downfall of Americo." Rep. Elliott Hagen, Democrat-Georgia, and four359 words
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242 1971-01-09 9 WASHINGTON A Notional Commiss >n hot urged Hie U.S. Congress to smash America's extremist private armies end abolish capital punishment in sweeping proposals for major lew reform. But the vice-chair-man of the 15-man Commission warned that some of its more far-reaching ideas among242 words
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Article, Illustration72 1971-01-09 9 WASHINGTON Senator George Me Govern of Sooth Dakota Mjn ke will too* formally Unounre his candidacy for the Democratic Party's Presidential nomination la 1971. He U expected to k the first contender oSciaUv to throw his hat Into the ring. Hie Senator, who made an unsuccesftfnl72 words
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151 1971-01-09 9 COPENHAGEN A Danish schoolboy has survived after the skyrocket firework he acciden. t.illy swallowed exploded in the upper part of his stomach. Th« 14-year-old boy, for a New Year's day dare, placed the rocket m his mouth alter removing the stick. He ashed a151 words
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Article266 1971-01-09 10 llfE have to conclude, in the absence of TT other evidence, that the pitifully inefficient Are bomb attack on the Australian High Commission building was engineered by the Barisan Sosialls. Dr. Lee Siew Choh. leader of that proCommunist party, had publicly threatened "hit and run"266 words
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Article332 1971-01-09 10 AMERICAN Defence Secretary Melvln Laird la now In Thailand and will be visiting Indochina ostensibly to preach the Nixon Doctrine and to see how It has worked thus far. Recently the Congress voted approval and President Nixon signed into a law a proposal to give Cambodia ***** million332 words
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LETTERS to the editor
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Article209 1971-01-09 10 Sir, rpHE resiling of night stall hawkers in proper zones by the Government is a move in the right direction. The hawkers now have water electricity, modern sanitation and drainage system*. These amenities were lacking at one time when the hawkers, put up shanties and covers over209 words
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Article97 1971-01-09 10 Sir: YOU would be disinter ested If 1 told you 1 counted 6 taxis, a lorry, a private taxi and a private car passing by me on January 3 at 2.30 p.m. at a certain place But If I tell you that place was RafTles Place, you'll97 words
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Article184 1971-01-09 10 Bir: I SA W a policeman at Kim Seng Road on Wednesday at 10.30 p.m. riding a motor-cycle without a helmet. He was in uniform and had both his revolver and his baton. This means he wa& on duty. Of course he Sikh and was wearing184 words
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Article120 1971-01-09 10 Sir: WITH reference to "Sleepless Nights" in Ann Landers column recently, I would hke to make a few personal comments. I think "Sleepless Nights" concern for his sister is both genu ne. and admlrhut interfering will not help even though he Is closely related120 words
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Article207 1971-01-09 10 Sir: RECENTLY I applied for a new Singapore passport and was given the receipt acknowledging the detention of my identity card at the immigrar tion office. This government chit clearly states '"ldentity card.... held fop passport application." and gave the number and date of issue.207 words
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303 1971-01-09 11 Tl« Shjapwi Body Building Association, was yesterday urged to MMV MB membership with the Asia* Amateur Bodybuilding Federation. The call which came from the AABBT also appealed to the SABBA. to seek affiliation with the International Federation of Bodybuilders. The AABBF. formed303 words
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237 1971-01-09 11 LOS ANGELES Billy Cat*#*, Tow Shaw and Bob Smith fired five-wider-par 66's here to there the teed in the first round of the 55 330,000 Glen Campbell- Lot Angeles Open. Casper, winner of the Los Angeles Open and three other tournaments last year,237 words
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159 1971-01-09 11 SAN FRANCISCO America's Jean Kilfli Rosemary Caub and Nancy Richey aMI An* Haydon Jones of England advanced to the semi-finals Thursday with victorias in tha British Motors women professional tennis ftanrnament. Win Casals and lira. Jones had little difficulty In winning their second-round arte159 words
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63 1971-01-09 11 A too Japanese soccer team, Furukawa will play a Singapore under--23 in e friendly fixture on Jan. 16 at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Furukawa currently holding a reputable position in Japanese soccer leagues has several too players. The team also includes Mitsuo Kamata, a63 words
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Article71 1971-01-09 11 The Singapore Hockey Association's 1971 session begins with the under-23 competitions scheduled to be held In March and April. The SHA Invites entries from players Vho were born on or after Jan. L 1948. Entries close on Jan. 16. SHA secretary 8 Yogarajah said the competitions were71 words
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Article900 1971-01-09 12/13 Denni Boy - Sy Denni Boy PURPLE GEM con score in the doss three division three •vent over 6f (Race Seven) at Bukit Timah here today, opening day of the 1971 racing season. He scored in his second run in this country when taking a 6f race at900 words
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Article109 1971-01-09 12/13 LONDON. A total of 05 entries were announced yesterday for the Qrand National, the world's premier steeplechase, to be run at Alntree, Liverpool, on April third. "This Is an Increase of 18 over last year's total. Speculation that the April race could be the last109 words
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313 1971-01-09 12/13 SAXONY continued fro imprest in a workout at Bukit Timah yesterday With Johnny Wilson up, frhe Bogan Road gelding matched strides with ROYAL MARK (Podmore) over 3f in 39 3/5. Saxony had his head in front at the finish. Another sparkling gallop was done313 words
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Article1512 1971-01-09 12/13 Day's Best: Putri Bali, Skippy, Purple Gem Going: Soft Race Is CL 6 Dlv. < 1. ***** Trmkjra 5/ 2. ***** Housing Development 4 y 3- ***** Cameron Highland* 67 4. ***** Tanjong Bungah 6y 5. ***** Kingford 6y 6. ***** Oka; Okay 8y 7. ***** London1,512 words
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Article208 1971-01-09 12/13 DUNN I QOY CISCO ZODIAC BACK 1: 19) HELADANO It) ■M. Development (if Tynkya ill 8ELADANO 11. Development klngford It) U. DTOPMfcNT 5 Klngford 9 seladaac RACK t: II) PUTRI BALI (111 Hbyrw ft Canunoor 1 KINO'S ROW oh Tree Putrt Ball ffi STORMY LAW Caranoac Senator BACK 1208 words
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Article, Illustration589 1971-01-09 12/13 SYDNEY England begin the most punishing Test programme ever attempted by a touring teem in Australia her* today with a crippled pace attack and three of their top batemen recovering from illness or injury. Last week's decision to play an extra Test in place589 words
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Advertisement91 1971-01-09 11 Join the big crowd in the big rush for 9 TOMUHHOWTB DRAW NO. 3/71 (10.1.71) For the first time TOTO cash Jackpot has now reached the maximum of $200,000 TO WINNER* MOTH I NUMBERS CORRECT YOU COULD BE ONE OF THE FIRST TO WIN THIS SEASON'S FORTUNE. KEEP SENDING YOUR91 words
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Article, Illustration414 1971-01-09 14 YACHTS were battered, dismasted and tome keded over in gales and mountainous seas that lashed competitors in the Australian ocean classic, the Sydney to Hobart yacht race, recently. It was one of the most gruelling days in the 26-year history of the event and some 13414 words
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Article, Illustration855 1971-01-09 15 GAMINI SENEVIRATNE - By GAMINI SENEVIRATNE only is the bittern booming again/' observed the man on the barstool next to mine, "but the bustard is back in Britain". Nice alliterative stuff and, particularly in European Conservancy Year, encouraging news. The great bustard, Otis tarda, once855 words
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Article, Illustration317 1971-01-09 15 RAMESH C. PANDE - BY RAMESH C. PANDE The lorls. a faced Indian mammal, is In danger of extinction because young suitors in India favour them as love charms. Superstitious young men believe that if they wear the shrunken body of a dead loris around their necks they317 words
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Article, Illustration1384 1971-01-09 16 Aovember 2, 1970 Comrad^i, During the period from the Fourth Congress of our Party to this day our Party rank* were deprived of Comrade Kim Oye Rim, Comrade Kim Oyong Bok, Comrade Kang Jin Gon, Comrade Kang Yong1,384 words
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Article, Illustration589 1971-01-09 17 Bruce Russell - By Bruce Russell WHEN you blow up the world ot the end of one film, what do you do for on encore? This was puzzled picducers and script-writer on the third of a series of "Planet of the Ape" films. It la to589 words
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Article210 1971-01-09 17 'THE Hollywood stuntman's fobs become risk lor and his taka-home pay smaller. Everyone wanta a little chunk of It. But It's still very good living II you get to Uve. Terry Leonard, one of the most accomplished In hla field said he had picked210 words
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Miscellaneous217 1971-01-09 17 E^sHflW| mi, ii tiii i.l I l> <» 57.111 1 I Opeae Today—Ne FrM UN TODAY I SHOWS at U a.m., 1.48. 4.M. I.U A It MIDNIOHT TONIGHT Tomorrow fcHOWa at a.m., 11. I.U, 4. I.M. 1.11 in SHADOW wmr" (A SHAW PRODUCTION) Mandarin to Scope. Color < U'l I217 words
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Miscellaneous135 1971-01-09 17 rwpfii an G A NIS ATIO INI j ORCHARO J7(.shJ 17TU DAYI No rrN List Dallf S BkWI IN, 5.4& I N MB TOBA" *Urlil S.M. Ml Mil"; (Sua* HoU Bstra Bbow at 11.00 Ada: ll.ftO. ft 50 moo CASH BOOKING* ONLY. Pox TOftAt TOKAI TO MAI* CATHAY 334(H) LAST135 words
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Article, Illustration405 1971-01-09 18 Dick Kleiner - By Dick Kleiner, WHEN we were oil much younger there was o hit television series colled I Remember Momo. It was on the air from 1949 to 1956 and it storred Peggy Wood and Judson Loire. The little girl who played Dagmar was405 words
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221 1971-01-09 18 DICK KLEINER - DICK KLEINER Recently, I did a story about the current state end future Hopes the video cassette industry. Thig prompted a rail from Gary Conway, rerently returned from rbe Land of the Giant*. He wanted to tell me about his activities in the eaaaette221 words
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Article180 1971-01-09 18 THI lut cartoon feature with which the late Walt Diane? was In any way involved has fast been released. The famed animated motion vfeture producer (pen-and-lnkers were hi* first and lasting love) would be proud of the completed job carried on since his death. Disney decided at far180 words
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65 1971-01-09 18 James Brown really gets the audience going during a recent fifteen-minute recording session for ABC-TV. Brown, who has long since established his reputatioan as an international soul singer, has earned himself the title "Soul Brother Number One." His popularity has spread to all sections of the community and white suburbia65 words
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Miscellaneous1053 1971-01-09 19 r TT^ CHANNEL 5 Opening Announcements, followed by Astroboy "The 3- Magicians" Animated cartoon series. Footprints The Sun King Shari Lewis Show Tarzan Feature "Tarzan The Magnificent" Starring:- Gordon Scott and Betta St. John. Chinese Matinee "Just My Luck" (Cantonese feature film English Subtitles). Chinese Talentime 1971 (Heat No. 151,053 words
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Article99 1971-01-09 20 LONDON British tailors may lose their duty-free cigarette allowance following the latest report on the dangers ol smoking. Lord Balneil, Ministev of State for Defence, says the cigarette allow •nee will be examined when the government considers the implications of this week's report by99 words
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Miscellaneous802 1971-01-09 20 CARROLL m k U' iAUMU a germm Si ISWS! ft C, SSI mm 9 J? GENERAL TENDENCIES: A nervous and restless feeling U In the air today and tonight making most persona perverse In mood and interested In making some drastic and dramatic changes to get away from the conditions802 words
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Article, Illustration804 1971-01-09 21 Mary Miles - WILL CHIVALRY BE A FEMALE PREROGATIVE Since the Women's Liberation Movement began to liberate' us all, agsinst our will though it be, the men seem to be getting the best of the deal. By Mary Miles Ai women are supposedly all for throwing away their bras, makeup and trappings men804 words
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Article, Illustration351 1971-01-09 21 Ann Landers - Ann Landers DEAR ANN: Motherhood ho* boon lauded, applauded and held sacred. It's right up there With the flag and the Armed Forces. It's high time someone stood up and Mid there's more to being a mother than giving birth to a child. My 62-year-old351 words
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Article294 1971-01-09 22 INSTITUTIONAL buying instigated prices to glow ocross the board in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterdoy. With v«Tf| off speculative buying ■weeping through the industrial front total turnover weighed heavier to 1,769,000. However to certain eaaes rauD profit-taking were evident With a lew sellers about, Starlite294 words
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Article224 1971-01-09 22 NFW YORK First National City Corporation has reported that Its consolidated Income before securities gains (losses) for 1970 rose to U*****,781,000 up 10.1 per cent from U. 5.5130.680.000 earned In 1969. The per share amount was U. 8.55.29 for 1970 compared to U S $4 83224 words
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Article269 1971-01-09 22 January first grade rubber buyers dosed st 5 p.m. in Singapore snd Kuala Lumpur yesterday st 49-5/8 cents per lb. down 1/4 cent from the previous doss. The tons of the market was quiet. The market eased during the morning on some nedge and godown selling269 words
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Article89 1971-01-09 22 TUB noon prion at the hliiraporf Chin*"* ExiLangc yesterday Prod ure wan:I a ft Coeonnt Oil (f.o.b.) bulk 00.00 Coconut Oil <r.o.b.) dram mtm 62 50 Ml*ed M Copra :»c.oo Mil nl ok Uhilr Prpprr il.ob.) A ST A IO0% N.H.I175.00 Sjrawak White 105.00 Sarawak Special lllark Prpper (fob)89 words
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Article113 1971-01-09 22 BONG KONG Yesterday's 5 p.m. currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Borers) (Sellers) 190 197 per 100 Strait* dollars 145.75 146.75 per 1.000 Taiwan dollars 6.74 6.765 per Australian dollar 340 380 per 1.000 Burmese kyats 460 480 per 1,000 Indian rupees 149 164 per113 words
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Article37 1971-01-09 22 NEW YORK Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange; 30 Industrials 837.83 20 Ralls 176 14 15 Utilities 122 19 65 Stocks 274.58 40 Bonds 69.01 Commodltv future* index 144.03 off 0.09.37 words
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Article649 1971-01-09 22 BID and offer price* officially listed at the close of business in the Singapore and Kuala Lompor trading rooms of the Stock Exchange vesterda? INDUSTRIALS B 8 B. 8. Aetna 1.32 1.35 Ajinomoto Aleaa IN \M 1.41 Allird Choc. 2.79 Ben. Ml 149 II. Kiwtl a 1JU B-M.649 words
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Article922 1971-01-09 22 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 tn lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcan $1.40 (1); B. Kawat $1.23 (7) $124 (1); DIM $125 (1); Boustead $2.01922 words
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Article480 1971-01-09 23 SYDNEY Sydney Stock Exchonge went through another dismal trading session this week with continued falls in prices on very low turnover. T ndm hopes vtft Ifted slightly on Monlay vk«i t&o aukif ippeared to bo conolidaHnf. Some chare analyst* rven saw this u a dtn480 words
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Article427 1971-01-09 23 4BVIV&U 14ft am. M*A ISA ftuala i U'TTSft Meflns MfcA Its liiia m icuift M*A Ml Bft■UtAg «M rvwoi, 5ha*~MS*ftSrfft Mm mh rmn Wni 4AI !•> rttN MmA *41 4o(l ftahra Irvarnn*. ft a ft 1 Lmhi (lake. ittftA 1 r»uL i 10* ,-m. 11 Ofi «-JB 1427 words
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Article57 1971-01-09 23 (Manager PrVea for Jan. 11) ASM UNIT TKl 8TS M lovest Fund 1JU 198 M sU Prof. 1.07 1.1S ttlAKTFR r.U (JNil TIURTf SO rant LM 1.09 klNGAPORK ITKI1 TKt'ST* 2nd Cport l.M 8rrt 8*ptra 1.M Clm. fad. l.M 1.07 The Mrini FaN tM 1.11 B.P rand JO57 words
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60 1971-01-09 23 Mr. Ian Vale and Miss Geraldine Trinca are seen enjoying a swinging dance number to lively music on Hthe ice rink. The two skaters, together with Mrs. Vale, daughter Diane, and Mrs. Stella Hellier, are participants in the series of performances now being held at the rink at the IAC60 words
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Article266 1971-01-09 23 Tto rwbbar prica thh week rose and fall U unison wiH» witvn orar a nHdc-tpraad araa of West Malaysia. On the resumption of trading after the New Tear holiday the week's peak of 90-7/8 was reached as the incessant rains of the weekend continued unabated. Following266 words
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Advertisement11 1971-01-09 23 Classified Ad. Sale* A Service Television Radio :»ANI J^II.TTIK rponitlon KJI11 words
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Advertisement470 1971-01-09 23 MINISTRY OF HEALTH SINGAPORE TENDERS KN lnvtttd by the Ministry Of He.Utu fry the Mint for the to for *he pe St 8.73> I worto .4.71 u» (iranlag MUI Maintenance of BtMhM an 4 Kexortft it CbU|l, htlr in a< Lo»»i la hi»> MMft ni tbe mu» fumndlni islands ef470 words
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398 1971-01-09 24 ItfONTEVIDEO, Uruguay The British Ambassador to Uruguay, Geoffrey Jackson, was kidnapped yesterday morning by Tupamaro Urban Guerrillas, police announced. He was apparently being driven to his office when his car was intercepted by two vehicles carrying members of the left wing guerrilla organisation.398 words
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52 1971-01-09 24UPI radiophoto. - 52 words
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Article47 1971-01-09 24 EMMERICH. Germany An explosion In a chemical factory In this North German town has killed four workers and severely Injured two. Rescue found only scattered pieces of the bodies of three of the dead worker 8 and the fourth was charred beyond recognition.47 words
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Article147 1971-01-09 24 MOSCOW, Foar burly Russians surrounded an American businessman near tbe Kremlin and Menaced him (or 15 minatea with such threats as, "How would you like It if we beat you up rlfht here?" the American disclosed jesterday. The Thursday night Incident. unpleasant but restrained from actual147 words
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372 1971-01-09 24 LONDON Communist diplomats yeste-day expressed strong confidence in the possibility of "a package deal" on a Berlin settlement. Reflecting Russia's latest thinking, the diplomats said a solution of this crucial problem is possible soon. They did not elaborate the nature of such a372 words
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