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Title Section22 1971-01-23 1 EASTERN SUN i 17/1 sjngftpoffi&flin Rational daily 10 cents Uf4. 1966. V#l. 5 No. 1555 Saturday, January 23, 1971 M.C. (P) 251022 words
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Article, Illustration531 1971-01-23 1 A coffee-break timed with precision yesterday saved the Commonwealth Heads of Government conference from another all-night marathon session. The expected discord arose over the wording of the Zambion declaration, after Australian Prime Minister John Gorton made a fighting speech for the preservation of the original531 words
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250 1971-01-23 1 PRIME Minister Lee Kuan Yew told his Commonweolth colleagues yesterday the only way to demolish white racist-supremist theories was by clearly demonstrating whites were not superior. Dialogue would not help much to make South Africa change its apartheid policy, he said. "I fear250 words
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Article65 1971-01-23 1 The Commonwealth sanctions committee told the Heads of Government that sanctions against Rhodesia had proved ineffective. The confidential document summarises the effects of the sanctions •vex the past two years. It had been adopted by the leaders, according to conference sources. The document drawn up by65 words
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Article85 1971-01-23 1 PakiitM yesterday recorded Its objections to the lial communique issued by the Commonwealth Hesds of Government conference. The Pahlstaa delegation said thst the communique did as* In any wsy reflect the deliberations. Drafting committee sources said that II had been screed at the beginning that the85 words
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Advertisement34 1971-01-23 1 SHELL PENNZOIL LLHHK ATION SfcHVIC*. MTKOL A OIKMCL CAM RErAIHKM. PAINTING M tPUOLHTKMt. FONG MANSOR M Kramat HoU. Singapore Tel: S7MB* X ',l/1S P. H> 3 9 to 10 0 lo II ><* mm m34 words
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Article673 1971-01-23 2 Commonwealth of Nations 1A a voluntary association of Independent sovereign states each re£n£T ble for ita own policies, consulting and co-operating in the common Interests of their peooles anrf fa «Jr mot MemL™ t 'ftf I *«h under ton <l?n* and world peace" i Members of the Commonwealth673 words
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Article, Illustration716 1971-01-23 2 Derek Ingram - By Derek Ingram, stop Ottawa? The Commonwealth come through the lost stoges of its conference with remarkable speed and smoothness yesterday and almost every one went away wiHt a smile on his face. Mr. Trudeau made it known that Ottawa (in summer) would be716 words
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349 1971-01-23 2 FOREIGN Minister S. Rojaratnam yesterd iy colled on members to accept an imperfect Commonwealth if perfection was too difficult on ideal to attain. In a powerful plea for the continuation of the Commonwealth, Mr. Rajaratnam pointed out that many Of the problems facing349 words
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149 1971-01-23 2 AUSTRALIAN Prima Minister John Gorton jfstcrdfty made a strong plea for the return of the Commonwealth to Its original concepts. "It w vttterly essential that there should be no attempt, conscions or unconscious, to turn the Commonwealth Into a mini-United Nations." he said. The Commonwealth149 words
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188 1971-01-23 3 LONDON A petition for special leave to appeal from a judgment of the Conrt of Criminal Appeal of Singapore in February last year has been dismissed by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. The latter did not call on counsel for the Public Prosecutor.188 words
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495 1971-01-23 3 flight steward, Peter Bernard Cheah, smashed a bottle on a table during a quarrel in a hotel bar shortly before he was stabbed, a court was told yesterday. The First Magistrate's Court was homing an inquiry into the fotal slabbing of Cheoh at495 words
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Article53 1971-01-23 3 The National Library and the British council will hold a book exhibition on Charles Dickens at the National Library foyer from next Monday to February 0. On display will be this great novelist's critical and biographical works and letters depicting the social and intellectual background of53 words
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287 1971-01-23 3 Hearing adjourned: The Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin, yesterday adjourned hearing into an application from a lawyer seeking a court order to see his six clients now in political detention. The application was made by Mr. T.T. Rajah acting for Barlsan 80slalls members287 words
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Article34 1971-01-23 3 Mr. Runme Shaw, Chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board, will today lead a 40strong local delegation to the 20th Annual PATA Conference in Manila held from Thursday to next Saturday,34 words
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94 1971-01-23 3 Private One Chm Hal. 20. of the siniaCre Armed Forces, died the Thomson Road Hospital two days alter hi* admivsion. Two other soldiers who were in the MID lorry which overturned inside the Pasir Laba SAFTI Camp died the same day. The three-ton truck94 words
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Article, Illustration153 1971-01-23 3 An exhibition to discourage drug-taking was officially opened at the Teachers Training College by its principal, Reverend Doralsamy, yesterday. Called, "A Look at Drugs", it is aimed to show the danger of drug addiction and the effects it lias. On display are photographs, diagrams, and153 words
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Article, Illustration288 1971-01-23 4 ITUALA I.UMPUR Malaysia can revert to democratic rule only after Parliament amends sensitive issues in the federal constitution, the Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said yesterday. The amendments set out in the government White Paper to be released Saturday will guarantee issues like religion,288 words
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191 1971-01-23 4 SINGAPORE is now considerably ahead of Hong Kong in its housing development. This is the opinion of Mr. John Chad wick. Director of the commonwealth Foundation. Mr. Chadwick told a press conference that Singapore's lam cost housing estates were different from those in191 words
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Article75 1971-01-23 4 KUALA LUMPUR A 32-year-old bar waitress alleged to police that she was raped bv two men in an unoccupied house in Jalan Klang on Thursday's night. She said she was waiting for a bus near her house in Sungei Besi to go to work when a75 words
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Article126 1971-01-23 4 KUALA LUMPUR The mental revolution among the Malays was different from the cultural revolution in China, the UMNO's secretarygeneral. Knche Sena bin Abdul Rahman, said yesterday. There should be a radical and progressive change among the Malays If they are to progress alongside the non- Malays, he126 words
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Article158 1971-01-23 4 Potatoes at only 25 cents a pound are a good bay today. Market prices. VEGETABLES Carrots 79 cents a Lati. Tomatoes 65 cents a pound Spinach St cents a kati. Cabbage 75 cents a kati. Australian Lettuce $1 60 a pound. Cauliflower JI M a pound Green158 words
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Article109 1971-01-23 4 KCALA LUMPUR, The Deputy Secretary General of the Democratic Action Party, Mr. Pan Yew Teng, was arrested by police in Ipoh yesterday. Mr Fan, who u the M.P. for Kampar. will appear In court neit Tuesday on a charge under the Sedition Act The DAP'S Organising109 words
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Article39 1971-01-23 4 A n Indonesian sea captain. Passandran Hendrik. 53. charged with importing 150 lb. of Indian hemp, was yesterday acquitted. He wa» alleged to have imported the hemp on board the mv. Bligo on Jan. 8.39 words
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64 1971-01-23 4 An Australian Army five-ton lorry from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur laden with flood relief bridging parts crosses a temporary reconstruction of a washed-out bridge near Seremban, in Negri Sembilan. The truck was part of a convoy 16 which took two prefabricated 100ft Bailey bridges to a Malaysian Army engineer depot64 words
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173 1971-01-23 5 LONDON, Britain is withholding tone (rants to Commonwealth countries which have not accounted for how they spend British aid, according to a report issued this week. The report, the Civil Appropriation Accounts for 1969-76, does not name the countries involved173 words
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Advertisement16 1971-01-23 5 When a man issuccessful, his brandy is Hennessy. The Spirit of Success B k I u16 words
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Miscellaneous111 1971-01-23 5 The weather bureau predicts isolated showers today. Yesterday Ma* Temp: 26.6 Min Temp: 74.5 Rain: 0.06 Total rain to date- 3.09 Total rain day* to date: 12 days Sunshine yesterday* 4.35 hoars Humidity at 11.05 p-m. 88 per cent ■n SINGAPORE TOWN 12.53 a.m. (5.6 ft.); 6.38 a.m. (8 ft);111 words
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325 1971-01-23 6 Utah A full-scale inquiry was under way yesterday to find out what killed more than 1,000 sheep. The deaths occurred about 180 miles north east of the Nevada nuclear test site. The Atomic Energy Commission A EC has detonated a series325 words
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Article, Illustration88 1971-01-23 6 Here's how the people of Bangkok be»t the notorious traffic jams travel by heat. A new shuttle service has started between the north era ail SOB thern parts of the city akm r the Chae Paya Ktrer. The price of the 10-mile trip isUPI photo. - 88 words
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221 1971-01-23 6 PARIS Vietnam peace negotiators hare heM their lMth semion ■sarkiag two rears of deadlock with each aide heaptag charges on the other. The anniversary session heard the communlsts protest against recent American air strikes en North Vietnam. rtie charge came after chief U.B.221 words
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Article190 1971-01-23 6 MANILA Four moderate youth organisatlons have withdrawn from a planned anti-govern-ment protest rally on Monday as they fear it may turn violent. A spokesman for the group. Joselito Alcuaz. said there were reports that extremist student organisations and the military were readying themselves for190 words
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154 1971-01-23 6 FREETOWN, Sierra Leone The Sierra Leone Gorernaient has its High Commissioner in London alter a group of dissident students oeeapted the diplomatic mission. An official statement on Thursday did not giro reasons for the dismissal of Commissioner Victor Blgismond Kanu, who had been in154 words
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Article, Illustration360 1971-01-23 7 Sardinia Search and rescue craft have spotted the wreckage of an American tanker ablaze in the gale-whipped Mediterranean Sea. Three ships reported they rescued 38 crewmen. Rescue craft say the 83,SS?-ton Liberian-registered Universe Patriot had broken in two and is half submerged. ThereUPI radiophoto. - 360 words
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143 1971-01-23 7 NEW DELHI —lk Indiaa Government yesterday decided to dbsolvf the OH State Aswan My aadi hold elections far a sew assembly with March's national ejections. The cabinet met in an emergency session and deeided to accept the recommendations of the state's Governor, Dr. S.S. Ansari.143 words
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Article, Illustration145 1971-01-23 7 JOHANNESBURG Johannesburg's outspoken Anglican Deu •till held by security police amid a storm of protest—could face indefinite detention under South Africa's Terrorism Ad. Hie 58-year-old Dean, the Conville FrenchBeytagh. was arrested in his office on Wednesday night. He is being held in Pretoria for questioning ever145 words
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Article31 1971-01-23 7 LONDON Dr. Kamuzu Banda President of Malawi, arrived In London yesterday by air for a three-week private visit. He flew direct from the Commonwealth Summit Conference In Singapore*31 words
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Article90 1971-01-23 7 KOBE, Japan The maritime Self Defence Force has takes delivery of the first of three submarines to be bailt under the present flve-year plan. The submarine Usushlo (whirlpool), welehs 1.850 tons. It to the largest to be baitt since the end of World War H It90 words
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98 1971-01-23 7 TEL AVIV Israeli detectives have arrested two young women believed to belong to an international drug smugling ring. The ring involved the United States, Canada and Israel. They added that a search of the flat in which the two suspects had been living98 words
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Article465 1971-01-23 8 5,000 WATCH EXECUTION BY SWORD CAIRO Two men have been executed by sword in front of 5,000 people In the Yemeni capital of Sanaa, the Middle East News Agency reported. It said the men were condemned to death for mining a bus, killing more than 20 passengers,465 words
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Article, Illustration320 1971-01-23 8 T ON DON Police yesterday dashed with pickets trying to stop women operators reporting for work at the London International Telephone Exchange. Five arrests were made after the Incidents. A number of women workers have continued to defy union orders. Meanwhile, Management Chief Bill RylandUPI radiophoto. - 320 words
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Article128 1971-01-23 8 MOSCOW The first volume of memoirs by former Soviet Head of State Anastas Mikoyan, who probably survived longer than any other man at the centre of Soviet power, will be ont soon. In an article introducing them, Mikoyan, 75, said they would bs a128 words
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Article80 1971-01-23 8 LONDON The number of Commonwealth immigrants to Britain in the first eleven months of last year fell by 20 per cent compared with 1969*8 figure, the Home Office (Interior Ministry) has announced. Between January and November last year, 27,192 Commonwealth citizens settled in Britain. Hie figure80 words
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Article158 1971-01-23 8 AMIENS, France Top Australian Jockey Bill Pyers has been sentenced to three months' JalL He was also banned from driving for a year and lined 552,100 on charges of drunken driving, assault and attempting to bribe a police officer. It was the second time Ser« had158 words
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Article, Illustration182 1971-01-23 8 PARIS President Pompidou has widened hit new of the Europe of the future. He also firmly staked his claim to be leader of France in his own right, and not as General de Gaulle's heir. At a press conference on Thursday, Pompidou announced that he182 words
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Article36 1971-01-23 8 WARSAW, Dr. R«t* ner Barzel, Parliamentary leader of We si Germany's opposition Christian Democrats has had frank and important talks with Polish Prime Minister Piot® Jaroszewicz on future relations between the if countries.36 words
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Article, Illustration335 1971-01-23 9 Senator Edward Kennedy's political prestige appeared badly damaged yesterday by his defeat for re-election os assistant Senate Democratic leader. In an upset 3!-24 vote at a Democratic caucus, the post was given to Senator Robert Byrd, a former organiser for the Ku335 words
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244 1971-01-23 9 lAC ANGELES Hippie cult leader Charles Manson, on trial *or the murder o* actress Sharon Tate, has released a statement to "Mr. and ii_ America" The statement says you hare shown me no mercy, compassion or pity and in my mind's244 words
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Article33 1971-01-23 9 BEI .FAST, Northern Ireland A bomb has destroyed an electricity transformer at Armagh City south west of Belfast. Lights and television pictures went out briefly when the explosion occurred.33 words
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125 1971-01-23 9 LONDON When customs open a brightly co loared toy elephaat seat from they found cannabtoi hidden in the stufSBS, n London court has been told. Other elephants revealed similar hidden eartoes, each worth about SKSO prosecutor David Miller said. Altogether 41 unreels125 words
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Article97 1971-01-23 9 W ASHING TON, A group of Soviet-af-fairs experts has confirmed the authenticity of the receatfy published Memoirs ot Nikita Khrushchev, the State Department has said. The Khraahefcev memoirs, which mysteriously found their way to the I S last year, have raised public controversy over their origin. An97 words
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Article135 1971-01-23 9 BUENOS AIRES, French race driver Jean Jierre Beltoise has been charged with negligent '-homicide following the death of Italian aee Ignazlo Glnnti. Oluntl died from injuries and barn* suffered in a crash during the Buenos Aires Grand Prix on January 10. The charge* were announced135 words
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Article66 1971-01-23 9 TUCSON, Arizona— One hundred policemen armed with tear gas and shotguns battled with rock and bottle throwing students on the University of Arltona campus here and made about 30 arrests. The trouble was apparently sparked by an incident on campus yesterday afternoon, when university police cleared an66 words
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Article, Illustration213 1971-01-23 9 KANSAS CITY. Missouri, Former President Harry Trqrran has been rushed to hospital with severe abdominal pains. His personal physieian, Dr. Wallace Graham has said his condition is "not alarming" Truman. M. was earlier sa d to be reiUng quietly in good condition213 words
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Article607 1971-01-23 10 we look back at the Commonwealth Heads of Government conference which concluded yesterday, It is not to measure it in terms of success or failure. Nor to laud the statesmanship of the Heads of Government who have once again "saved" it so that it could live to607 words
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Article, Illustration634 1971-01-23 10 The ART BUCHWALD column THE big question on everyone's mind in 1971 is "What happened to the economy and where did we go wrong?" It's easy to blame the Nixon Administration tor the economic slowdown but, it Hie truth be known, Nixon had nothing to do634 words
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SUN SOAPBOX WHERE READERS HAVE A SAY
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Article136 1971-01-23 10 SIR: OUR Republic is gradually becoming a Garden City, where one can see trees, plants and flowers almost everywhere. What a pleasant and Joyful sight! There is greenery even in certain HDB flats in Commonwealth Drive, Queenstown. This is in keeping with the spirit of136 words
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Article182 1971-01-23 10 KHOR ENG LEE - KHOR ENG LEE Public Relations Officer. Public Utilities Board. SIR: LETTER from The Fox (S) Ltd. in your paper of January 13 must be commended for its interest in the anti-pollution campaign. The Public Utilities Board has been and still Is actively engaged in this pollutionfree182 words
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Article69 1971-01-23 10 TINA LEE - TINA LEE SIR: FASHION, ESPECIALLY women's fashion seems to be backward looking. The midl which Is gaining po- pularity can be actually termed "old fashion." The same goes for the laced Oxford and the pump with straps across the instep which were typical of shoes69 words
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Advertisement38 1971-01-23 10 Letters to SUN SOAPBOX are welcomed, but correspondents are reminded that all letters must be signed even If a non-de-plume is to be used. Everj effort Is made to publish all letters, but short letters are given preference.38 words
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Advertisement56 1971-01-23 10 curt* appearing In all edition* of the Ka>t«rn Sun and Tbr Hun are from: Keutera Cnlteo Fresa International. Atence France Presse Tcdltora Pmr Syndicate Newaoapei Ifinterprlae »f»o* elation. Publishers Hall indicate. I.os 4n*eiea Time* Syndicate wmj* nl News Service North American Newspaper Alliance, First Feat area. Inter-Press Feature* and The56 words
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Article, Illustration550 1971-01-23 11 S. RAJOO - RACE DAY SPORTS LIFTOUT By S. RAJOO GILSTEADERS FC, played great soccer to beat Port Authority Recreation Club by four goals to two in the FAS Junior Cup Final played at the Jalsn Besar Stadium list night. In a match that was filled with excitements and550 words
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Article957 1971-01-23 12/13 Denni Boy - fTy Denni Boy SUNGEI WANG II is a confident bet fro win (Race Five) frHe class one division frwo race over 9f afr Kuala Lumpur here fr oda y, opening day of frhe Selangor Turf Club meeting. At the Singapore Gold Cup meeting last957 words
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Article213 1971-01-23 12/13 KUALA LUMPUR MOVIE HOUSE V, an emergency acceptor today, outlined his chances in a woncout here yesterday morning. With stablemate* BEAUTY BEAUTY and JOYFUL MELODY for company, the trio raced over 3f in 37 1/5 on a good track with MOVIE HOUSE V in213 words
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Article58 1971-01-23 12/13 SGSFL Soccer: Division 2A Postal Services vs. A.UP.E., at Farrer Park. Police 'A' vs. Polytechnic, at Police Academy. Division 3B Survey Dept vs. Public Health Services, and V.C. 'A' vs. Prison Officers Club at Farrer Park. All matches will be played at 5.00 p.m. Schools National Seven-A-Side Soccer58 words
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Article86 1971-01-23 12/13 MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, Top-seeded Mrs. Billie Jean King and No. 2 seed Rosemary Casals scored easy victories Thursday to advance to the quarterfinals in the Virginia Slims Women's professional tennis tournament here. Mrs. King scored a 6-1, 6-3 victory over Kerry Melville of Australia and86 words
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Article1445 1971-01-23 12/13 Day's Best: Dax, Fastest Swordsman, Central District Going: Good Race l: CI. 4 WY. 7—6 F.—Z.00 p.m. ($6300) 1. ***** X. 00 3. 4 4. 9i 6. 7. 6. 9. 10. 0 1L 12. 9 IS. 0 14. 0 15. ***** 16. 0 Simba 67 Worthwhile 3y1,445 words
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Article237 1971-01-23 12/13 JDENNI BOt CISCO ZODIAC 1 9 AX (15) UNDEFEATED "(3) ACE OF D. 11 RAt t 1 (12) Janran Lupa Ml) A. Of Diamonds 11 (10) Da* (3) A. Of Diamonds 11,(1) Slmba 11 IS) (Jii defeated (10) ZAROOK (14) SlfOHMAN IV (10) ZAROOK RACt t 1 9> Papatol237 words
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177 1971-01-23 12/13 NEW YORK Australian star Rod Laver swept to his fifth successive 5530,000 victory in the Tennis Champions Classic Series when he detested American Arthur Ashe at Madison Square Garden here Thursday night. Ashe forced Laver to fight for every point, particularly in177 words
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122 1971-01-23 12/13 Victoria School "B" beat Serangoon Garden Secondary by one |Oal to nil, to capture the Seranfoon District boys "B" Division Six-A-Side Hockey Championship. Centre-forward Leon# Chee Chow, scored the winning goal in the flrsthalf. Upper Aljunied Technical School beat Serangoon Garden Technical School by 2122 words
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Article43 1971-01-23 12/13 The following have been elected officials of the Joyful Indians Football Club. President: P.S. Retnasamy; Vice-President; A. Narayanan; Hon. Secretary: G. Ramakrishnan; Treasurer; R. Balakrishnan; Sports Secretary PT. Murthi; superintendent: Salahudin and committee members Messrs P. Turasamy, N. Chandra and Sithambram.43 words
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Article141 1971-01-23 12/13 MELBOURNE Wicketkeeper Rodney Marsh thumped a belligerent 92 not out at Australia recovered to reach 495 for nine declared against England on the second day of th« fifth Test here yesterday. The heavyweight Marsh came to the wicket after Australia had slumped from 260 for141 words
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179 1971-01-23 12/13 BUENOS AIRES A Federal Judge ruled that French race driver Jean Pierre Beltoise was subject to 'protective custody' but authorised him to leave Argentina for 60 days under bond. Judge Ernesto Vergara investigating the crashdeath of Italian driver Ignazio Giunti during the 'City Of Buenos179 words
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167 1971-01-23 12/13 LONDON A potential British audience of 80,000 wiU watch the world heavyweight championship fight in New Yorfc between Cassius Clay and Joe Fraxier, as a result of the biggest closed circuit television operation ever mounted in this country. The company167 words
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Article, Illustration959 1971-01-23 14 FRANK TAYLOR - by FRANK TAYLOR —Daily Mirror, London There is new Interest in British soccer through new competitions 'iich spread out money prizes. Here on ejqperienced soccer journalist outlines the new found wove of prosperity. Sponsorship hot now com* into British soccer in o big way. And what959 words
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Article, Illustration703 1971-01-23 15 Keith Eunson - From Keith Eunson Many New Zealanders see a threat to their national heritage in Government agreement to despoil one of the nation's finest scenic lakes to generate power. The power is required for a 220,000- ton aluminium smelter now being built703 words
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Article, Illustration468 1971-01-23 15 LAWRENCE LAMB - A friendly with your doctor By LAWRENCE LAMB Dear Dr. Lamb I am scared and don't know where to turn. I'm 28 and have three children. Other than an operation for appendicitis I have never been ill. Four years ago my hair started468 words
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Article, Illustration700 1971-01-23 16 Barbara Cook - Barbara Cook from Vietnam -pHE U.S. frontiersman may have called it "Dr. Miracle's Magic Elixir" but to the Vietcong it's "Ho Chi Minh Tonic." The Vietnamese claim this Oriental brew originated in Peking when Mao Tse-tung discovered it was a good health700 words
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Article, Illustration670 1971-01-23 16 FRED MPANGA - FRED MPANGA Gerald Silcock, 39, is the tiniest army hi the world. He has no sword and no musket His only weapon (II you can call It that) Is a bugle. He took It to the Mansion House the other day and Invited670 words
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Article, Illustration575 1971-01-23 17 Dick Kleiner - The chemistry with Aii clinched the 'Love Story' Breakthrough for Peyton Place's Rodney Harrington By Dick Kleiner IT'S all coming Ryan O' Neal's way now. This actor has become a top feature film star, suddenly and magically, with "Love Story" after a career in575 words
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Article, Illustration241 1971-01-23 17 INURING six weeks in the backwoods of Oregon, where he played a tough logger for "Sometimes a Great Notion/' Paul Newman got a taste of the fortitude of tha men who live that rugged life. "I couldn't help but reflect on how soft all241 words
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Miscellaneous276 1971-01-23 17 HAW •R6ARHSATI9 l> (ft .17.4 II NOW SHOWINGI U Mi. l.tt. I Ull 111 reter Sellers, Rlngo Start Kj(ju«l Welch. Christopher Lee Th* Mafic Christian" Color Neil Change-Chlaes* New Tear Attract!** OBORQK PEPPAKD "CANNON Ur CORDOBA" Panarlslon 4t Color (OA) t A »»11 oI a»7 so Nov Showing I—No Free276 words
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Miscellaneous53 1971-01-23 17 ;ITWT oouaimisatidm ontoN J 11 H> CATHAY I I rrr Opw Tomorrowl "CWMrai MftU HH" UUI PaWnar In Color A rtruuttDt Plot art HCHARD I I iM Dtjrl Mo Ftm U Dalit S MOMI IAM IN MI ITU ODfON Knlonfl" RUBY MAJIMIC SIIVIR CITY 71 Today to Tomorrow 11 30am.53 words
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Article, Illustration716 1971-01-23 18 John Meehan - John Meehan WHO will be the Beetles' heirs? The multi-million dollar question hos been asked numerous times. It has been voiced in sleek suites of recording company executives, in offices where managers and promoters vie and by millions of rock music admirers from Europe716 words
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Miscellaneous1116 1971-01-23 19 Id Ulofj--9.00 9.15 10.10 11.00 11.30 11.35 CHANNEL 5 Opening Announcements, followed by Astroboy "The Island Of Mystery" Animated cartoon series. Fanner's Daughter "Bless Our Happy Home" Shari Lewis Show 'The Rebel" A full length feature film starring:- George Sanders, Dennis Price. Amuthum Thenum (Repeat) A programme of musical entertainment1,116 words
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126 1971-01-23 20 NEW YORK Broadway producer David Merrick has filed a court action seeking a million U.S. dollars damages over an adver. tLsement that used hla name to publicise rice products. "I don't like rice," Merrick said. The poster advertisement, which appeared on New York City126 words
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Miscellaneous777 1971-01-23 20 aiies rz 9 .'c taurus si gerrum SI SWA cancer ft ti C, r m J CARROLL RIOHTER'S GENERAL TENDENCIES: You can make thl« a very good day and evening by showing your true charm and making those about you realise you are fond of them and would go out777 words
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Miscellaneous18 1971-01-23 20 LADIES DAY "Don't get upset, dear maybe tome ninety-eight pound weaklings w*U he on the beach tomon .fowl"18 words
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Article, Illustration650 1971-01-23 21 Florence de Santis - By Florence de Santis A SKED about the costumes in "Lore Story," her justreleased Paramount hit, Ali McGraw said blithely, "Oh, it isn't a fashion picture at aN." For a girl who spent some time on fashion magazires, worked as a photographer's stylist and650 words
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Article210 1971-01-23 21 ANN LANDERS - ANN LANDERS DEAR ANT*: I am in ft quandary about our 10y ear-old son. Twice this week his 15-year-old sister has caught him hiding under her bed. Last week she caught him in her clothes* cloaet. When I asked him why he was doing this he said210 words
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Article259 1971-01-23 22 TWE overnight's resurgence of shore prices locked follow-through in troding in the rooms of Moloysio and Singapore yesterday. However a handful of shores moved marginally higher on sustained buying. On the official close a volume of 1,780,500 deals were reported done. Btarllte Ceramic snatched first place259 words
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Article108 1971-01-23 22 TOKYO. The transport ministry said today Japan and the Soviet Union had reached a basic agreement on the Initiation of regular flights between Nllgata, northwestern Japan, and Khabarovsk. A spokesman for the ministry said the two countries wound up civil aviation talks here yesterday, which108 words
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Article34 1971-01-23 22 NEW YORK-—Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Industrials 854.74 SO Rails 184.46 15 Utilities 127.48 65 Stocks 283.16 40 Bonds 70.65 Commodity futures tor |45.04 UP MSL34 words
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Article242 1971-01-23 22 February first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 48-3/8 cents per lb. down 7 8 cent from the previous close. The tone of the marfcet was slightly easier. The market wo* in the doldrums for the morning, the242 words
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Article707 1971-01-23 22 BID and offer price? officially listed at the close of business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange vesterda? iNDi'frntiAL* 8 Aau L4I Ajlnumolo Alru IM 1.44 1.44 Allied Choc. 2M 1V« Herjaya Lift 1.17 1.25 i jn Borneo n.m tru*U 174 1707 words
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Article1042 1971-01-23 22 BI'SINFSS 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 on its unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Alran $1.15 (2)* Ben $llB <2) Sin <B>; i:i.M $llB <1); Ber.iay* sl2fi1,042 words
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Article121 1971-01-23 22 HONG KONG Vesterday's 5 p.m. currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Buyers) (Sellers) 195 196 per 100 Straits dollar* 145 50 147 50 per I.OOU Taiwan collar* 6.725 6.75 per Australian doilai i 4» :<6( oer 1.000 Burmese kyats 455 475 per 1,000 Indian rupees121 words
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Article378 1971-01-23 23 gYDNEY The weeks trading come to o dreary close and sellers slowod to the pace of buyers on Sydney Stock Exchange yesterday. The only Issues to show any encouragement were mining leaders which managed to register minor gains by the close. IH»ekfton made a flight recovery378 words
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Article354 1971-01-23 23 Following last week's decline the market encountered a reaction early this week which added about one cent to previews values but the rise was not sustained and prices fell again to touch a low of 48-5/8 cents, but finished about un- changed on balance. Two factors354 words
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Article50 1971-01-23 23 (Maaaaw Piliw for Inn. 23) ASIA ONIT THIS T* M. Hi vfat rmui iso i.ss M'»la Pro*. 1 Oft I.lOtd riUMTFRKD I'NTI TRWTO SO. Pimrf 1.88 MS SINGAPORE FMT TBTITH isss? Is ftriifc, M nm l.i* in H.P PanS l.oi IS* (MaMffi Prlree fur Jan. 22) (M«rtli«« 4/S50 words
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Article16 1971-01-23 23 The tin price (or yesterday was $627,114 centg per plcul down U. 124 centa.16 words
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Article, Illustration257 1971-01-23 23 The First National City Bank yeatcrday announced the appointment of Mr. Wong Nang Jang (above) at Resident Vice-President, Singapore. "My promotion really reflects the growing importance of Singapore as a financial centre In FNCB's world-wide operations," he said at nls office In Denmark House. The promotion also makes257 words
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Article81 1971-01-23 23 TffF nose orfcw* M fht Klnfunnrf (IHvf Prortwrr ■irtantf watv B I'nfMtm on rfAk.) bulk r*.a* fVroTin* mi |f.o.b.) drain WW WtMl M Copra »7 0S Mnntok White Primer ffAb.l i**« K.WX. mat Sarawak HWi Peppat ifMl N WL. 180.00 Kara wall Wei rial Btnrfc Pepper f.n.h.> M« K81 words
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Advertisement77 1971-01-23 23 Classified Ads. Sale* ft Service J LIUALJIL meviMON KKvr/oa A.R CAM Complete ff to MM ClemenoMo lm« tSJI Part Compln fPint Floor 1 KKPtIRH ANV MJUU or TV UTS Phone Mtll/* **porr CMMMMI (ml TV Beet KTPtmtf jMiwlf Pteonr UMI PA Hot M lIOMMmk PHOTOGRAPHY Instant Passport Photos ready In77 words
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429 1971-01-23 24 JpHNOM PENH Cambodian forces around Phnom Penh ore braced for fresh attacks after the Vietcong onslaught yesterday which devastated the capital's international airport. Fighting went on until noon as Vietceng, in a ruse, withdrew from the airport northwest towards the capital five miles429 words
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Article188 1971-01-23 24 TEL AVIV, Israeli rrLme Minister, Mrs. Golds Melr said yesterday she to disappointed with Egypt's reply to the Israeli peace proposals submitted to U.N. Envoy Or. Gunnar Jarring. The Premier said "what the Egyptians submitted were merely declarations not a reaction to substantive mattera." "They simply188 words
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121 1971-01-23 24 BANGKOK Thai officials have denied a report that there are troops operating la Laos with American logistical support. U.B. Sen Walter Mondale. DemocratMinnesota, was quoted Wednesday as saying the "Hial troops have been sent into combat In southern Laos. Deputy Defence Minister Kris Slvara121 words
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Article54 1971-01-23 24 CAGLIARI, Sardinia Only six people were found yesterday aboard a rubber boat thought to contain 22 of the 39 crew who escaped from the biasing 83,882-ton Liberian tanker Universe Patriot. Another 17 crew memberg have already been saved. Another 16 crew are still missing. See54 words
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Article, Illustration292 1971-01-23 24 Commonwealth leaders yesterday began leaving Singapore in the same way they arrived with little protocol and ceremony. They were all seen off by senior government officials as they took off in their respective aircraft. Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak left in an RMAF aircraft on Thursday292 words
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