Eastern Sun, 25 January 1971
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Title Section21 1971-01-25 1 EASTERN SUN ..Singapore's own national daily 10 cents lIHL 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1556 Monday, January 25, 1971 M.C. (P) 251021 words
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Article198 1971-01-25 1 robbers held up four people inside on import ond export firm ond escoped with cosh ond yoluobles worth more than $48,000 over the weekend. The victims were Haji Mohomed Khan, 57 his partner in the Singapore Rattan and Cane Company Ltd. and two employees. The198 words
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Article38 1971-01-25 1 TOKYO The Vietcong will observe a four-day cease-fire over the Buddhist New Year (Tet) in South Vietnam, Radio Hanoi said. The cease-fire would Start at 1 a.m. Tuesday, Saigon time, and end at X a.m. Saturday.38 words
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131 1971-01-25 1 LONDON The government it to be asked to ban Hie sale here of an American book on how to make bombs and where to plant them to get the best results. Mr. Arthur Lewis, Labour member of Parliament. said he is asking the131 words
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126 1971-01-25 1 There must be an easier way to eat an apple—like grabbing it with your hands and sinking your teeth into the fruit. But true to the spirit of sportsmanship, none Of the young contestants in this game succumbed to temptation. Eating an apple sus pended by a string, many foundPix by Jimmy Chow. - 126 words
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Advertisement38 1971-01-25 1 ItJq MHI WA LTO FLOUR MILLS' r /i As a tree with deep roots can grow sturdy and strong! til V ZM JUia (ttomramlal Jinking Corporation stiL MM* IHm I— w m>IMM iw ▼«k HMTI hints) IwtuM 7<M,HmMillwAl38 words
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Article136 1971-01-25 2 Pork Chop «t only $2.40 a pound Is today's best bay. MARKET MUCKS a pound Pi* Um $2 80 Pork Tenderlion $2 90 Pork Fillet $2.70 Minute Steak $2 85 Pork Chop $2.31 Belly Pork $1.50 Pig Heart $l 83 Crown Roast $2 20 Leg Pork $2.35136 words
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107 1971-01-25 2 A four-day preliminary Inquiry will be held from May S to f Into the alleged shootins of three police officers by a businessman. Tentatively charged with the offences Is Anthony Llm alias Llm Yong Hock, who hu been remanded at the court's order. He107 words
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Article49 1971-01-25 2 An army store-keeper. Sunny Wee Chee. 26, Saturday charged with stealing $2,899.08 uorth of clothing, material, and hand towels. He Is alleged to have stolen the goods from the Singapore Armed Forces Unit 'Clothing and Equipment' Store at Beach Road Camp, between Jan 7 and Jan 4L49 words
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Article, Illustration142 1971-01-25 2 This looks like a love seene In a film but It was real and It happened at the Paya Lebar International Airport on Saturday night. The connle are actress Eva Renal and her actordirector husband. Paul Hud schmidt, who flew In for a night'sSunpix by Richard Chow. - 142 words
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Article325 1971-01-25 2 LUMPUR Five Cabinet Ministers, three Mentris Besar and two Assistant Ministers have been elected to the UMNO executive council. They ore amog 20 elected to serve on the executive council from a total of 64 candidates at the 22nd UMNO general assembly being held in Kuala Lumpur. Elected325 words
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Article120 1971-01-25 2 KUALA LUMPUR The government was today urged at the UMNO General Assembly here to replace the Lower Certificate of Education Examination with an assessment examination for lower secondary pupils from this year. The Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan Enche Mansor Osman, described the mixing between the Malays120 words
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60 1971-01-25 2 That's big jug of beer for a toast but the occasion calls for it—a company's annual dinner attended in full force by employees. That's why Mr. H.K. Teo. Marketing Director of the National Cas Register offered the big "yam seng" to 230 employees and guests. The dinner, held last Saturday60 words
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Article, Illustration297 1971-01-25 3 iTH the ossurance of on experienced bricklayer, the Minister for Communications, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, yesterday laid the foundation stone for Singapore's $lO million satellite earth station. The ceremony, held at Sentosa, marked onother significant milestone in Singapore's communications history. Mr. Yong said the stationSunpix. - 297 words
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124 1971-01-25 3 Two women were found dead at the foot of Housing Board flats early Saturday morning. 1 The first incident was reported at 1.45 am. at Block 57, Lengkok Bahru when Che Hasnah binte Marof, 39. fell out from her six-storey flat. Police124 words
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Article73 1971-01-25 3 President She a re s. yesterday made his first inspection of Singapore Armed Forces personnel at the passing out parade of officer-cadets of the Singapore Armed Forces Training Institute. Among those present were tne Minister for Defence, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, and other Ministers. In his73 words
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Article, Illustration211 1971-01-25 3 A cool $ll million worth of diamonds and gems were packed iu Singapore under heavy security for a secret destination. The Jewellery had been on display over the week at a Raffles Place departmental ■tore by Graff Diamonds of London. Mr. Laurence Graff 32.Sunpix. - 211 words
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129 1971-01-25 3 An Indonesian merchant, Lim Ek Sun, 23, received a rude shock on Saturday when he was dragged into a car by four strangers. Llm was walking along Chulla Street after he had drawn $5,770 from a bank in Raffles Place when a car stopped129 words
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Article126 1971-01-25 3 Almost all schools, 494 out of 502 or 98% had participated In last year's postal saving* competition, announced Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin on Saturday. Mr. Yong, the Minister for Communications. was addressing the prlze-glvlng ceremony of last year's Schools' Savings Competition at the Victoria126 words
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Miscellaneous18 1971-01-25 3 AMY By Jack Tipptt &l sS v> r? "I'm taking you off washing, ironing, cleaning, scrubbing, and dusting."18 words
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Miscellaneous91 1971-01-25 3 Toto draw Sunday's Toto Draw: 43. 9. 1. 28. 25 Additional Number: 35. Three circle Draw: 1. 30. S. WW SINGAPORE TOWN 3.24 a.m. (5.4 ft.): 857 a.m. (8.9 ft); 404 p.m. (1 ft.): 1.14 p.m. (i.4 ft). rOMORROW 4.10 a.m. (5.1 ft.): 9.51 a.m. (9.5 ft); 4.48 P.m. (0.591 words
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131 1971-01-25 4 The see-through, knitted pants outfit (and the girl in it) were topics for discussion at an all-male seminar last Saturday. Heather Cowin and six other professional models demonstrated that seminars can be interesting, lively and stimulating. They were displaying 22 dresses sewed with the new "Magic Bobbin" Singer sewing machine131 words
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Article293 1971-01-25 4 Stabbing inquiry resumes today MSA flight steward Johnny Sim Jui Meng, 25, Saturday came under heary cross-examination when the preliminary inquiry into the fatal stabbing of flight steward Peter Bernard Cheah entered its fourth day. Hearing resumes today. He was being cross examined by Mr. David293 words
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Article162 1971-01-25 4 JOnANNKSBURG. 801 th Africa's "fighting priest/" the detained Anglican Dean of Johannesburg. looks certain to appear in court this week amid a massive outburst of protest Minister for Police Mr Lourens Muller said In Capr Town last night that the 58-year-old Krills' Dean, the Very162 words
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99 1971-01-25 4 The feverish, last-minute rush is on to buy much needed food supplies, make enough cakes for the family and guests during Chinese New Year. With three days to go before the Year of the Pig, shops and stalls are doing a roaring business. The Song family at Race Course Road,99 words
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Article338 1971-01-25 4 KUALA LUMPUR Tunku Abdul Rahman made his exit from the Malaysian political arena with the warning to the UMNO to watch out for those who "are trylne to sell new lamps for old." "Take care of the old magic lamp far its power has brought338 words
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Article, Illustration347 1971-01-25 5 CEOUL The co-pilot of a South Korean F-27 oirliner died yesterday after his arms were blown off by hand grenades as he hurled himself on a hijacker on Saturday. The hijacker, 22-year-old roof tiler Sang-Tai Kim, wos also blasted to death ond 16 of the 65UPI Photo. - 347 words
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Article169 1971-01-25 5 CAIRO Sudanese leader Major General iaafar Mohamed El-Nimeiry said in Khartoum that there would be no renewal of the Sues Canal ceasefire unless Israel set a fixed timetable for withdrawal from occupied Arab territories. The Egyptian Middle East New* Agency, quoted General Nlmelry as saying "our strategy169 words
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Article84 1971-01-25 5 PHNOM PENH The second convoy of cargo ships to make its way ap the Mekong River to Phnom Penh within a week arrived safely Saturday night despite light Communist harassment 12 miles south of the capital The ships, three Cambodian. one Thai, and two others apparently from84 words
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Article190 1971-01-25 5 TOKYO Thousands of people who gathered at a memorial service for the Japanese author Yukio Mishima heard his hara kiri suicide likened to the death of Christ. Leading representatives of Japanese literature, theatre and cinema were among 800 people who packed a Buddhist temple In Tokyo's190 words
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Article72 1971-01-25 5 TAIPEI A 38-year-old Chinese seaman has been sentenced to death for the killing of the captain and 21 crew of a Nationalist Chinese Ashing boat in the Atlantic Ocean last year. A court here was told that on September IS Lin Shan Mo, second engineer of72 words
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Article110 1971-01-25 5 HONG KONG Cambodian art looted from the historic Urn pies of Aiffcor Wat since the start of the Cambodian war Is being brought Into Hong Kong for sale, the Sontli China Morning Post reported. The English-ian-gnage daily, however, quoted Hong Kong Archeology Society Professor 8.110 words
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Advertisement75 1971-01-25 5 When the weather is sultry, all forms sf fever w ll con*e. Three Legs Brand RHINO HORN FEVER WATER is good for relief of all fevers and also as a cure for baby's measles and pox i < 4 fS WS. 3P I > fi r V WEN KEN DRUG75 words
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Article384 1971-01-25 6 TON DON Prime Minister Edward Heath returned Saturday from bickering abroad to find fresh troubles waitina on his own door- step. came back from the Singapore conference of Commonwealth leaders and immediately conferred with leading government ministers on Britain's first national postal strike and on384 words
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Article510 1971-01-25 6 PYONGYANG Marshal Kim II Sung delivered New Year address and appealed fulfilment of the programmatic tasks set forth by the Fifth Congress of the Workers* Party of Korea. In bis New Year address Marshal Kim fl Sung, Head of State and Premier of the Cabinet510 words
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Article336 1971-01-25 6 SOUTHEND. England A British oil tanker and a sludge carrier collidrd at the mouth of the River Thames yesterday. There were no injuries and no leakage from the 13.000ton tanker's cargo. The sludge carrier was beached and the tanker anchored for an Inspection REGGIO CALABRIA Italy Demonstrators336 words
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Article, Illustration71 1971-01-25 6 TRAINING FLIGHT CRASHES ALL SAFE An Air India Boeing 707 on a training flight snapped in two and slid over 400 yards of open country after overshooting a runway at Bombay airport. The crew of five the only people aboard scrambled out unhurt before the aircraft burst into flames after71 words
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Article82 1971-01-25 6 CARLOFORTE, Sardinia, Hope for 15 men missing from the stricken U.S.-owned tanker Universe Patriot slumped Saturday night when an Italian navy official said they apparently failed to launch a lifeboat, successfully. Capt. Mario Sabbadini of the Cagliari Port Author i t y boarded the grounded82 words
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Article138 1971-01-25 6 BELFAST— Troops used rubber bullets and a water cannon Saturday night to break up a crowd of fighting Protestants and Roman Catholics. One policeman was Injured in the fighting and four arrests were made, authorities said. The trouble started when about 150 Protestants marched toward a Roman138 words
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394 1971-01-25 7 JJIVERDALE, New York A group of eminent scholars hove come to the conclusion that it is time to gradually increase contacts between the United States and Mainland China. The scholars were holding a two-day roundtable conference on the future relationship of394 words
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321 1971-01-25 7 GARRISON, Utah Owners of 1,200 sheep whose death was attributed to a poisonous weed hove soid another 1,300 had been saved by moving them to another range. Don and Clarence Ingram said a headcount of their 2.500sheep herd showed little more than hall still alive321 words
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Article149 1971-01-25 7 NEW YORK An ammonia bomb was set to the balcony of Caraegle UaJJ d«iriO( a weekend performance by StvM violinist Leonid Kagaa. No one wag injured feat perm as sit tin* la the hnaeAtte area were bothered b; the bomb's strong smell They were moved149 words
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Article, Illustration313 1971-01-25 7 WASHINGTON President Nixon's propoeots to ovirfioal His federal bufeoucrocy and to share revenues with citiessnd states ore likely to rsn into oppo> Hon. Those oppoa'tlon, r*>th in and out of Congrrsa may be stn ng enough to Ml fie them. Democrat* and Republican* alike313 words
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Article88 1971-01-25 7 LONDON The collapse of a brick wall and a wooden fence at two soccer stadiums today injured 34 persons, mostly jounc boys. Five were hospitalised, but were not seriously injured. In Oxford, a 35-foot section of a 974-foot wall collapsed five minutes after the start of88 words
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Article66 1971-01-25 7 WASHINGTON Westera keniiphere f«fip ministers are meeting today to consider measures to combat terrorIsm and diplomatic kid napping* in Latin America. The ministers will hn tack line a problem that has baffled governments of many nations for the last three jean. ...Urngnayan guerrillas are currently holding66 words
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Article49 1971-01-25 7 MELBOURNE M 1bourne*! tin v Nazi Party has announced plana to form a squad of gtormtroopom to stand guard at its demonstrations and rallies An official of the Australian National Socialist Party said that the guards, known aa the "Eagle Corps*' ma v bs armed with batons49 words
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Article636 1971-01-25 8 CJOVIET advice to Egypt to cool off the sabre-rattling speeches of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat is both well-timed and In the interests of all countries involved In the Middle East conflict. The peace talks under the aegis of UN. mediator Ounnar Jarring are currently in636 words
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Article795 1971-01-25 8 Max Lerner - HARASSMENT IS OVER REACTED By Max Lerner A T first I thought the prixe for i .ing Hie exactly wrong means ♦or achieving their ends should be awarded to the stalwarts of the Jewish Defence Lcoque, with their bluster and belligetence toward Soviet officials in the United Stitat. But now795 words
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SUN SOAPBOX WHERE READERS HAVE A SAY
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Article158 1971-01-25 8 SIR: OERHAPS the Commonwealth leaders learned something from their talks here last week. Perhaps they learned the Commonwealth doesn't lend Itself to bizarre theatricals The conference certainly did not seem to do very much and the most important issue, as far as the newspapers were concerned.158 words
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Article116 1971-01-25 8 SIR* TO OUR great relief, the enormous monsoon drain fencing Pearl's Complex, Oriental Cinema and Lam Tien Hotel in New Bridge Road has been completed. But It emits a most oppressive stench as a result of its long stagnated water Every day large crowds of shoppers cluster116 words
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Article118 1971-01-25 8 SIR* IT' rave me a jolt to read your revealing leader headed 'Apartheid" (E.S. Jan. 21) Our Republic is a mul-tl-rac.al country and Is dead set against discrimination of any kind. It has therefore come as a shock to read that our local reporters have been118 words
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Advertisement38 1971-01-25 8 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. Every effort is made to publish all letters, but short letters are given preference.38 words
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Article, Illustration247 1971-01-25 9 Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. t Lee Kuan Tew, and his British counterpart, Mr. Edward Heath, > engaged In conversation at a dinner hosted by Premier and Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Benjamin Bbe»m, wife of the President, welcomes Malaysian Prime Minister, Ton Abdul Razak. during a reception In honour of247 words
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Article, Illustration3168 1971-01-25 10 January 1, 1971 Comrade®, Dear fellow countrymen, brothers and sisters. We see out 1970, a year full3,168 words
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Miscellaneous1179 1971-01-25 12 today's tdeiMi CHANNEL 5 P.M. 3.00 Opening Announcement, followed by GENERAL HOSPITAL A daytime serial about the staff and the patients of a hospital. 3.20 Indian Classical Dance (Rpt). 3.50 A diary of events in Singapore this week (Tamil) 3.55 Ifs Happening in Singapore (Tamil) (Rpt) A series on the1,179 words
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Article, Illustration190 1971-01-25 13 DLOOD ond thunder font Paramount'* 'The Invincible Six" is right up your street! This film abounds in murders (by every conceivable means) and all the brutality and torture imaginable if it's action you are after, then it's all here. Stuart Whitman, a likeable190 words
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Article162 1971-01-25 13 interesting programme hat been drawn up for members of Singapore's Film Society to start off the new year. Hans Rlchter's "Dreams that Money can Buy" will be shown on Sunday, 31st January at the Cultural Centre. 6 and 9 p.m. February's film Is "Black Orpheus",162 words
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Article, Illustration59 1971-01-25 13 ALI MacGraw says she and her husband, Paramount's top man, Robert Evans, do not have name picked out for the baby they expect In February. But thev do have one name thev definitely will not use All's own real name, which Is Alice. "I59 words
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Miscellaneous331 1971-01-25 13 PSHAWJ i)o^7TjiTl LAST DAT! U mi I.M. 4 4M A lit rtUt Sailers Rtneo Starr lkc Mafic ChrtsUaa" Go.or Oftm Tomorrow Cklaaai New Year Aitraetlaat OEOROE PEPPARD "CANNON far CORDOBA" Panavlsion Color (UA) CAP I TO I. 2B7SH LAKI DAT! Na Free U»« II tm IN I.M I.M fhr Shadow331 words
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Miscellaneous38 1971-01-25 13 CATHAY OPENS TOMORROW! BIG HOLIDAY ATTRACTION w- I £>* n H IKtMW *Bl' ■<?. ''•iiifMwWw In MGM's Gun-filled* Fun -filled. Girl-filled Story of the WEST, in Panavlsion ft Metrocolor Starring: FRANK SINATRA with Michele Carey. Lois Nettleton.George Kennedy. Ann Jackson38 words
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Miscellaneous279 1971-01-25 13 CATHAY i:i4o LAST DATI U IJ* IM KM "Children Mam Hart" Mill Palmer Color Par Open* Tomorrow I No Pree Uat MOM'a "DIRTY DINGUB MAORI" Prank Sinatra Color: P'VUfoo CATHAT: OOrON: OBCBABD iNO PREB LISTI Tomorrow wed Than at Mldnlghtl (Alao Special Morning Show at ODEON on Wed. Th u279 words
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Article, Illustration523 1971-01-25 14 JJEETHOVEN'S Moonlight Sonoto is one of the most beautiful ond moving pieces of music. This is the story of how a blind girl or»d the moonlight inspired it. One evening, Beethoven was walking contemplatively in the slum district of Bonn, when he was suddenly523 words
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Article, Illustration323 1971-01-25 14 ONE night while I was osleep I felt o pain on the right tide of my itomach. I woke my mother and told her about it but sh« thought it was a stomach ache and gave me some medicine. The pain seemed to stop (or a323 words
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Article367 1971-01-25 14 WHIN we Med to talk of people being "moonstruck" we were usually thinking of poets and lovers. Today, tke really moonstruck crowd •re, of course, the scientists and astronomers. They cant keep their eyes off the Moon. Or their cameras, either They'll be at it367 words
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Article240 1971-01-25 14 Ele; Walt Dulaney - By Ele Walt Dulaney Dear Waif: What can a girl do about a slow boy? I've been seeing Paul for a year now and we bavent so much as held hands I really like him but he is so slow. Could It be that he is too embarrassed ox240 words
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Advertisement186 1971-01-25 14 n»e C«stcni Sun's esiav writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under (Junior) and boys and girls over 14 (Senior) appears in this page from Monday to Friday. Pttae money «s: SIC tor Senior* to lunwi foi e*er> essay published All entrants arc reouested tc obwvt t*e toltowir^186 words
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Article, Illustration609 1971-01-25 15 Liz Sherry - By Liz Sherry WHEN did you last kiss your husband for no good reason and when the kids were present? If it takes a fair bit of memory searching to remember, or if you can onswer that you've never kissed your husband609 words
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69 1971-01-25 15 New vacation styles in Germany weigh only a few ounces. The two outfits on the left are made of super fine white cotton terry cloth. One is an overall for those that love the sun and the other a two-piece beach suit in true gypsy style. In the picture on69 words
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Article, Illustration422 1971-01-25 15 Ann Landers - Ann Landers Dear Ann: Oar daugh ter has a pretty good Job. Ella's take-home pay is $7l a week. Her meals are preRred and served to her e In a restaurant I do her laundry by hand and there's plenty of it. If I422 words
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Article131 1971-01-25 16 NEW DELHI India yesterday ordered the expulsion of the Pakistan High Commission first secretary. Zafar Iqbal Rathod, for "active involvement'- in organising and directing an underground organisltlon called "Al Fatah" In Kashmir An official announce* ment said Rathod had been declared persona non grata and ord«red to131 words
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Miscellaneous770 1971-01-25 16 m 4 &HS j ZK taurus a r< gemtni SWA cancer 57 n C. mm r I RIOHTER'S GENERAL TENDENCIES: A fine Monday to start am the various practical matters that arc facing you and to accomplish them efficiently, working every possible angle to eliminate whatever does not suit you.770 words
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Article372 1971-01-25 17 WEEKLY REPORT Share movements wer e undulating in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week. Most counteis were subject to profit-tak-ing after Initial runup. Except for selected Issues, other Industrials were thinly traded. The week closed with los 8 e s outnumbering gains. Turnover372 words
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Article482 1971-01-25 17 ANKIVIU lulb M»A Tift Kom Lompn. 19H*. ro MM MS (oloroCKJ. K. Lumpur. 1JH> ajtn MM ICS kuil* I am par. M a.m MSA 49K kuito Lam pur. a MM IM rrn»n« KIM Lrapar MM r»s iiuni IJOfJB MM 4*1 UK*MM MI m» ttabrn ft L» LUpA pnr.482 words
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Article93 1971-01-25 17 JAKARTA Indonesia will lose USss# m. <Bll5O m.) this :ear if the United States releases robber from its stockpile. Foreign Mlaister Adam Malik has said. "We shall cry If the C.S. ignores oar feeling by releasing Its robber stockpile." Malik told reporters. He confirmed that93 words
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Article, Illustration129 1971-01-25 17 A until herd of Thll elephants was town front Baagkok to Koala Lumpur in tine for the flrst birthday of a Malaysian boy. The three (ally coloured toy elephants were birthday present* for Tharminder Singh, the J st baby who made eadliaes last year when129 words
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Article, Illustration88 1971-01-25 17 Mr. Rudy Van Vliet, district manager for Air New Zealand (or Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia, will leave Singapore next week to take up a new position with the company in Australia. Mr. Van Vliet, who came to Singapore in January 1967, has been appointed88 words
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Article149 1971-01-25 17 S. H. Benson Advertising Kuala Lumpur reports that last month delegation from the Benson Needham Univas world network was welcomed In Moscow by the Soviet Agency Vneshtorgre- klama. Over the course of two days, members of the international Benson Needham Univas delegation gave a number149 words
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Article, Illustration50 1971-01-25 17 Mr. Tan Teo Meng. Sales Manager of Dainippon Ink and Chemical* (S) Pte. Ltd. will spend two months in Japan to study the latest method of Mika Direct Screen Colour Separation. This course is meant to introduce more advanced techniques to local printers for their plate making.50 words
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1253 1971-01-25 18 KUALA LUMPUR: HAPPPY MELODY II broke the day old course record of Sungei Wong II for 9f when he led ill the way to win the closs one division one race here yesterday. With Lyle Harbridge up, Happy Melody II returned a time of1,253 words
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178 1971-01-25 18 SYDNEY Australia yesterday made one change in the team to meet England in the sixth cricket Test starting in Adelaide later this week, bringing in pace bowler Denis Lillee for his first cap in place of fellow fast bowler Ross Duncan. Queenslander Duncan,178 words
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547 1971-01-25 18 PHOENIX, Arizona —Slender Paul Harney emerged from a par-shattering pack of pros Saturday to take a one-strike lead after three rounds of the 72-hole *****,000 Phoenix Open when he shot a 65 for a 54-hole total of 194, 19 under. The 41-year-old547 words
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Miscellaneous24 1971-01-25 18 BK3 SWEEP TOTAL POOL ($9,351) Ist Prize Ne: *****2 ($2,314) 2nd Prize No: *****1 ($1,157) 3rd Prize No: *****2 578) Starters ($4B each) Nos:24 words
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301 1971-01-25 19 DETROIT, Michigan —Unbelievable Rod Laver cant from 2 safe down Saturday night to capture hit »ixth straight 5530,000 match in th $5620,000 Tennis Champions Clastic—e 5-7, 5-7, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2 vanquishing of Holland's Tom Okkar. Laver, unbeaten In the301 words
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Article159 1971-01-25 19 1 OXFORD —Six youths were Injured Saturday when a brick wall collapsed during the Football Association Cup tie between Oxford United and Watford. A 35-foot section of the four-foot wall collapsed just behind and to the right of the Watford goal, Ave minutes into159 words
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Article, Illustration376 1971-01-25 19 Victoria School beat Raffles Institution by three penalty goals to two, to win the National Schools Seven-A-Side Soccer Championship 1971, played at the Raffles ground last night. Victorians' goalkeeper Khlang Wee Sin, deserves praise for his heroic act in saving three penalty kicks, which helped to376 words
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Article105 1971-01-25 19 ALBUQUERQUE. New Mexico University student Robert Mitchell ran 220 yards In a world record time of 21.8 seconds during a 300-yard race here. Officials at the Junior Chamber of Commerce indoor Invitational said last night Immediately after the race that the time would be submitted by105 words
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447 1971-01-25 19 MONTE CARLO. Rain fell acroa much of Southern Franco during the night, raising the prospect of wot roods for many driver* Tn the Monte Carlo Rally yesterday. Bat weather forecast! were not as bad as they might have been and drivers447 words
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130 1971-01-25 19 MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin Rosemary Casals and Mrs. Blllle Jean King defeated their semi-final opponents Saturday to advance to the final In the Virginia Slims Women's Professional tennis tournament. Top-seeded Mrs. King defeated No. 3 seed Mrs. Ann Jones of England, 7-9, t-3. after No. 2130 words
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Article, Illustration402 1971-01-25 20 £JAPE KENNEDY, Flo., Project officials, unperturbed by the heli-| copter crash of Apollo 14's backup commander, reported yesterday all was in readiness for Monday's start of the countdown for America's fourth moon landing mission. The countdown begins at 9 a.m. EST Monday and will end402 words
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Article114 1971-01-25 20 NEW HAVEN, Conn. A Standard Oil of New Jersey tanker ran aground on rocks in predawn tog Saturday spilling 386.000 gallons of heating oil over three miles of Long Island sound. Hours later a helicopter filming the slick crashed into the frigid water. The accident happened114 words
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282 1971-01-25 20 MANILA The executive director of the world's largest and most diverse travel organisation predicts that the tourism industry in the Pacific area will increase by four times by 1980. The prediction was made by F. Marvin Plake, executive director of the Pacific Area Travel282 words
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Article311 1971-01-25 20 SAIGON The South Vietnamese Foreign Ministry yesterday announced that North Vietnam had refused to accept 40 crippled prisoners of war due to be released at the Ben Hai River near the demilitarised zone later. A ministry communique said North Vietnam was insisting the prisoners be released311 words
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Article250 1971-01-25 20 JOHANNESBURG Next move in the Commonwealth crisis over arms for South Africa looked yesterday lik« being squarely up to this country s whito leaders. But just what that move would be, cabinet ministers continuing to maintain their cool diplomatic silence over the affair were not250 words
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Article164 1971-01-25 20 CARSON CITY. Nev. Wom«n ipembers of the Nevada State Assembly plan Monday to test an order of Speaker Lawrence Jacobsen banning pantsuits and maxi dreases. Two and perhaps three of the five women will be wearing pantsuits when they answer roll call. "If they do. out164 words