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Title Section14 1970-08-03 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 11 Stag«por» Monday, August 3, 1970 MC(P) 2207 15 CENTS14 words
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Article274 1970-08-03 1 HIJACK OF FIRST JUMBO TO HAVANA MIAMI, Sun. A Boeing 747 jumbo jet carrying its full complement of 360 passengers was hijacked to Havana early today, landed safely, let off the lone hijacker, took off less than an hour later, and landed safely m Miami. The U.S. Federal Aviation AdministrationAP; AFP - 274 words
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Article93 1970-08-03 1 Woman dies swallowing cigarettes TOKYO, Sun. A 78-year-old woman m Tokyo committed suicide by swallowing 40 cigarettes with a glass of water. This was the first case of its kind m Japan. Empty packs of cigarettes and a glass containing tobacco residue were found beside the body. Experts say that93 words
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Article82 1970-08-03 1 MUSCAT, Sun. Sultan Qabus bin Said, who overthrew his father last week as ruler of Muscat and Oman said he hoped for fresh talks soon with leaders of other Persian Gulf states about the future of the oil-rich Gulf area. The 30-year-old Oxfordeducated Sultan also told aAP - 82 words
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Article174 1970-08-03 1 THE strike at Associated Motor Industries In Jurong is expected to be over this week, according to an informed source yesterday. The source said that a reorganisatioa of the company's managerial and supervisory staff was also expected shortly. One complaint of the 3*t174 words
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Article, Illustration35 1970-08-03 1 This home-made L "bomb" was "defused" by an alert policeman at the \^L weekend. If you see any polythene bags like this IV filled with liquid and powder, call the police by dialling 999. f35 words
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Article, Illustration295 1970-08-03 1 Bomb lesson No.1 PETROL AND POWDER IN POLYTHENE BAGS: POLICE SHOW HOW YOU CAN RECOGNISE THEM AND DIAL 999 A SENIOR police officer yesterday showed how easy it is to make and explode home-made petrol bombs which arsonists used to burn down three buses on Saturday. Deputy Superintendant Leslie Wong295 words
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Article44 1970-08-03 1 SAN JUAN (Puerto Rico), Sun.—At least 75 people were drowned over the weekend when a ferryboat carrying 250 passengers between the West Indian isalnds of St Kitts and Nevis sank. Most of those aboard the boat, the Christena, were holidaymakers. ODD44 words
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Article35 1970-08-03 1 PARIS, Sun.-Mr. Van Piny, 29, second secretary and cultural councillor at the Cambodian Embassy, announced today that he was quitting his post and going to Peking to join deposed Prince Norodom Sihanouk. ODD35 words
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Article27 1970-08-03 1 MANILA, Sun. The Philippine Congress adjourned its second special session early this morning with prospects of being called back to a third one next month.27 words
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98 1970-08-03 1 KAMPALA, Sun. The former Vice-President of Uganda, Sir Wilberforce Nadiope, began an 18-month prison term yesterday follow* ing the dismissal of his appeal against conviction last year on a charge of conspiring to defraud the British American Insurance Company. Nadiope, who has been detained98 words
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Article24 1970-08-03 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. Goan freedom fighter Telo Mak carenhas, 71, arrived here today after serving a 10-year term m a Portuguese prison.24 words
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400 1970-08-03 1 CAIRO, Sun. Israel's acceptance of the latest U.S. peace proposals for the Middle East is "an apparent acceptance but m reality a refusal", Al Ahram wrote today. "It is clear," the newspaper said, "that Israel is attempting to limit its acceptance400 words
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Article100 1970-08-03 1 PHOENIX, Arizona, Sun. When a competitor advertised petrol for 22.9 cents a gallon, Doyle Willis decided the price war had gone far enough. So he rented a 5,800-gallon tanker, drove to the competitor's self-service station and began filling the tank. The competitor was "selling IAP - 100 words
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307 1970-08-03 1 US fights Cambodia air war 'by remote control' SAIGON, Sun. America is using remote control to fight an air war m Cambodia, it was said today. Electronic intelligence gathering devices spot North Vietnamese targets, pinpointing them for U.S. 852 bombers and smaller fighterbombers. Hundreds of sensors of various types andAP - 307 words
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Miscellaneous14 1970-08-03 1 Weather forecast for Singapore from 6.06 a.m. to noon today: Isolated showers, late morning.14 words
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279 1970-08-03 2 Postal service among the blessings S'pore should count From time to time, criticism is levelled at our Postal Service, and on one occasion a member of the public deliberately embarrassed a postal officer by tendering a $150 gold coin as legal tender. As a former postal employee of Great Britain,279 words
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Article196 1970-08-03 2 MAY I add to your recent comments on the long-haired specimens. If beard or hair grown beyond conventional length is a sure sign of decadence and debauchery, how come so many great men of history sported the same tonsorial style? If anti-hirsute we must be,,196 words
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Article60 1970-08-03 2 I REFER to the letter from Mr. Kwa Guian Sin, headed: "Seven month wait for Certificate copy." (OmbudsHerald July 29). Mr. Kwa's certified birth extract was ready for collection oa March 5, IS7O, but he hat not turned up to collect the certificate on the appointed date, aa advised.60 words
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Article, Illustration1068 1970-08-03 2 FRANCIS a broken beer bottle and the Bolsho IT IS laudable that national leaders should want their people to be cultivated as well as well-fed. Why is it, then, that m the mouths of politicians words like "culture" always tend to make one wince? Oddly enough, orations on culture m1,068 words
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333 1970-08-03 2 Smog: Tokyo's warning to Singapore /r\ Monday, Auautt 3, 1970 9M THE SINGAPORE HERALD THE price the Japanese are paying for industrial progress is the poisoning of their entire environment The main industrial sector from Tokyo to Osaka is now a vast, grey wasteland of factories and bouses where any333 words
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Article249 1970-08-03 2 The week-end spate of bus burnings, coming on top of the attempt to set fire to the Havelock community centre, is a warning to the public to be on the alert. The terror campaign is unlikely to stop there. The motives of the perpetrators of249 words
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Advertisement38 1970-08-03 2 f cFof the most f j (^VSfefe i c UstoTWines 1 1 iifTowfi X m All enquiries: m 6 Food Beverage (Pte) Ltd.. ff B 875 Bukit Timah Road. 6 m.s.. 9 T Singapore 10. Tel: *****3 738 words
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Article, Illustration312 1970-08-03 3 LIM Ping Chwee is only 34 weeks old. But already he can boast his very own brand of charm that won him the "Grand National Baby" title yesterday. He beat 278 bouncing competitors from 31 community centres which have been holding elimination312 words
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Article, Illustration279 1970-08-03 3 A stool thrown by grocer stops an amok A MAN who ran amok and attacked six people with a meat cleaver on Saturday morning was disarmed by grocer Ong Tiong Chiew who threw a stool at him. Mr. Ong said: "I saw the man coming at me with a blood-stained279 words
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98 1970-08-03 3 MORE than 1,000 Farrer Park residents took part m a two-mile procession last night m the first of the constituency's celebrations of National Day which falls on Aug. 9. The Parliamentary Secretary m the Education Ministry, Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng, who is also MP98 words
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285 1970-08-03 3 Citizens get the jobs of 38,000 aliens in a year KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia has withdrawn work permits from 38,000 non-citizens and filled their vacancies with Malaysians since July last year. This was stated by Labour Minister, Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam, m the latest Issue of Balal Muhibbah, the official285 words
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Advertisement37 1970-08-03 3 W NOW ON H SPECIAL BARGAINS:- M I CHILDREN'S COMBINATION SUIT $3.80 M LADIES' SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRT $2.20 M from 10% to 50% Discount On Other Items FREE GIFT FOR EVERY PURCHASE OF MORE THAN $5/-37 words
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Article, Illustration191 1970-08-03 4 THE LITTLE WOMAN IT MAY not amount to Beetlemania, but these "beetles" and their pretty drivers have certainly caused many heads to turn. The beetles three Volkswagens with the young look) have covered the191 words
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107 1970-08-03 4 SEMINAR ON MALAY PROBLEMS TO BE HELD SOON A JOINT seminar on problems facing the Malay community m Singapore will be held soon. Inche Mohd. Yusof Ahmad, the secretary-general of the Central Council of Malay Cultural Organisations said It would discuss economic and educational problems of the Malays m Singapore.107 words
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150 1970-08-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Legal Aid Bureau is expected to start functioning within a month, its director, Wan Yahaya Pawan Teh said today. The bureau is to provide free legal advice to the poor and will have a staff of eight. It150 words
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Article, Illustration360 1970-08-03 4 SIXTY-EIGHT merboks took part m a talentime contest at Buona Vista yesterday to decide which was the best singer m Singapore. And the bird which trilled its way to the top was a veteran competitor owned by Mr. Yeo Thian Leong, a360 words
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Article82 1970-08-03 4 5.30 p.m.: AEB course on personal charm at Cultural Centre, Canning Rise. 7 p.m.: Night bazaars at Balestier Road; Siglap Avenue; Jurong Road (7^ m.s.); Jalan Bukit Ho Swee; Lorortg 3 (Geylang); Prinsep Street; Queen's Cresent and Tanjong Katong Road. 8 p.m.: Malay music theory at National Theatre82 words
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213 1970-08-03 4 Student leader attacks ASA 'veto' on Israel HONGKONG Sun. A Singapore student leader has criticised the conference of the controversial Asian Students Association which has just ended, and warned it would have to produce "more fruitful results" m the future if it was to continue to exist. Peter Chan, head213 words
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Article94 1970-08-03 4 "THE Handicapped Child" a course dealing with early detection and prevention of disorders and handicapping conditions m children, will be starting on Aug. 8. The course, organised by the Extra -Mur#l Studies Department and conducted by Dr. Freda M. Paul, a senior lecturer at the Department94 words
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334 1970-08-03 5 94 from Chinese stream in English essay contest NINETY. FOUR students from 34 Chinese secondary schools m Singapore took part m an English es s-a y competition at the National Junior College yesterday. Mr. Lee Ttaf Hni, President of the Island Society, which organised the competition, said all $4 Chinese334 words
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Article, Illustration208 1970-08-03 5 TOO many parents are preoccupied with the "merry-go-round" of modern pursuits and tend to neglect their children's well-being. Parliamentary Secretary for Culture Inche Shari Tadin said this at two children's parties at the Kaki Bukit Community Centre and at the Jalan Chai Chee Hawkers' Centre208 words
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Article54 1970-08-03 5 Doctors for malaysia offer KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Pakistan's Health Minister, Dr. A. M. Malik, said his Government is prepared to send doctors here at Malaysia's request. Dr. Malik arrived today with a 12-man Pakistani delegation for a five-day goodwill visit He will have talks with Acting Prime Minister Tun Abdul54 words
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110 1970-08-03 5 MERSING, Sun. Intrusion by Singapore fishermen off the coast of Johore has virtually stopped as a result of constant police patrols following complaints by Malaysian fishermen. The Malaysians said that Singapore fishermen had been setting away with hauls m Malaysian waters near Mer sing110 words
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110 1970-08-03 5 A SCHOOL'S $15,000 PROFIT THANKS TO NEIGHBOURS BROADRICK Secondary School In Dunman Road made a $15,000 profit even before its food and fun fair was held yesterday all because the people living nearby came to help out. They pitched m by buying coupons, providing technical assistance and donations for the110 words
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Article57 1970-08-03 5 Police are appealing for eyewitnesses to an accident on Saturday m which a car traveling along Bendemeer Road towards Jalan Besar, collided with a bicycle at 3.10 p.m. The injured cyclist, Babu Ram Rai; 52, was taken to Outram Road General Hospital. Eye-witnesses should contact Inspector57 words
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Article46 1970-08-03 5 ALOR STAB.Wednes- Kedah's three agricultural training centres have trained 369 youths, including 124 girls, during the first half of this yw. According ot its second quarterly report issued here, the State Agricultural Department said 25 of them were taught mechanised farming techniques. J46 words
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143 1970-08-03 5 WHY GOVT PLAN TO MINT $10 SILVER COINS WAS SCRAPPED HEAVY price fluctuations is silver was given yesterday as the reason for the Government's decision to ■crap its plan to mist $ii silver colas locally. A Government source said: "The price of silver has been m the high side during143 words
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Miscellaneous18 1970-08-03 5 THE TIDES High tMe today: 12.23 p.m. 7.3 ft; 11.27 p.m. 8.8 ft. TMMntv: 12.* p.m. 7.5 ft.18 words
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Miscellaneous717 1970-08-03 5 1970 TONIGHT'S BimE^^S CHANNEL 5 HIGHLIGHTS W H^^LvJ KM p.m. Opeaiag and Ceaerai Hospital. W Bfl 3.2* For the Fa silly (Tamil). r ■^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^bl CM Diary of Eveats la Singapore This Week (Tamil). b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^bV^b^bVTZi 4.M It's Happening In Singapore (Tamil HM HLJ repeat aw I 4. IS Days of Oar717 words
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142 1970-08-03 6 SCHOOLS and community centres were asked yesterday to join m an all-out battle against pollution. To control this hazard, legislation alone was not enough, said Dr. Augustine Tan, MP for Whampoa, when he started a tree-planting campaign m his constituency. "We also need142 words
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Article54 1970-08-03 6 A VISITOR from Johore, Wan Nur Hanizah, 22, lost $424 and her passport from her unlocked car parked along Coleman Street on Saturday afternoon. Wan Nur made a 20-minute call at the City Hall and returned to the car to find her handbag containing the54 words
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Article71 1970-08-03 6 THE Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, Mr. Fong Sip Chee, will open a forum and variety show organised by four Buddhist youth groups at the Cultural Centre on Aug. 8. The central theme of the show is "Our Singapore." NEW PRESIDENT Mr. Henry71 words
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Article236 1970-08-03 6 Think again plea by cabbies THE Singapore Taxi-Drivers Association has urged the Government to reconsider its move setting up nine taxi stands m the city area. In a statement the Association says they were not consulted before the decision was taken. It claims that the stands only cause inconvenience to236 words
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126 1970-08-03 6 PLANS for a light engineering and plastics factory for the blind have been shelved because of difficulty m getting instructors. Disclosing this yesterday, a spokesman for the Singapore Association for the Blind said that instructors must be qualified technicians able to teach126 words
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Article, Illustration216 1970-08-03 6 'Beautiful way 1 to celebrate N-Day INSTEAD of the frenzied firing of crackers and wasteful floats, the people of Tiong Bahru constituency have built a concrete statue and beautified a bare plot of field to celebrate National Day. The $4,000 statue, stands on the triangular field at the junction of216 words
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212 1970-08-03 6 KatongBedok busmen ready for strike action BUS workers of the KatongBedok Bus Company voted yesterday to take strike action against the management for not paying proper overtime rates and rest-day work rates. But they agreed that the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (5.1.L.0.) should first negotiate with their employers to settle212 words
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Article105 1970-08-03 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Two transport experts from the United Nations Development Programme will arrive later this month on a year's assignment for the final phase of Malaysia's transport survey. The three-year survey, costing $7.2 million, is to improve transport systems throughout the country. ODD105 words
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Article, Illustration69 1970-08-03 6 CUPID draws back her bow and Severn Darden gets a parting blow from his "wife" Joyce: Van Patten. He's just been caught m a "Ladies only" massage parlour m a scene from Jerry Bresler's neiv comedy "Pussycat, k Pussycat, I Love You," which opens69 words
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Advertisement52 1970-08-03 6 HURRY! LAST FEW DAYS TO BUY YOUR TICKETS! SINGAPORE SWEEP 6th August Draw at Kreta Ayer People's Theatre Kreta Ayer Community Centre Banda Hill 6.30 p.m. TODAY: 1.00-3.30-7.00 ft 6.30 p.m. m CANTONESE I I "THREE DESPERADOES" COLORSCOPE I I STARRING: I I WITH ENGLISH CHAN POH CHOO NANCY SEET52 words
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Advertisement554 1970-08-03 6 LAST3DAYSI 1 1 a.m.. 1 .30. 4, 7 .00 4 S. 30 p.m. •THE AMRTMENT" (Manaann ELLY TAM MENG LI A CATHAY PRODUCTION Cathay Scope tattmencoior English Comes* Subtitles On ■>■!■ Pa raw at all Sh««i CATHAVS HONOKON* STARS J Mm Elly Taw Mia* Man« U < J OPENS THU554 words
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154 1970-08-03 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The federal capital will suffer from air pollution m five to 10 years time at the present rate of industrial growth. This was stated today by the chairman of the National Cancer Society, Dr. S.K. Dharmalingam. He urged the154 words
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130 1970-08-03 7 Decline in Malaysian road ratio death KUALA LUMPUR, Su. Fatal read accidents fell fear times la the past IS years tram J2.f to alae per lt,Mt cars. This was stated by the Actiag Minister *f Traaspert, Taa Sri V. Maalckavasagam hare. TV aamber af registered vehicles la West Malaysia increased130 words
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Article, Illustration219 1970-08-03 7 NG POH CHUEN - Singapore River 'm septic state of pollution NG POH CHUEN LIVE FISH COME IN WITH THE TIDE AND GO OUT DEAD by THE Singapore River is "m a septic state of pollution" according to a senior Health Ministry officer. "Live fish come m with high tide and go out dead,"219 words
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96 1970-08-03 7 SEREMBAN, Sun. Villagers m an area 50 miles from Seremban are facing semi-starvation and backwardness. Apex members from Singapore and Malaysia have been told. The State Secretary of Negri Sembilan, Tuan Haji Serpt Salaidin said these people were living on only a porridge meal a96 words
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Article40 1970-08-03 7 Haj dates of departure KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The first batch of pilgrims to Mecca this year will travel by the Ansun from Singapore on Oct. 25. This sailing will be followed a week later by the pilgrim ship "Kuala Lumpur".40 words
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Article38 1970-08-03 7 PENANG, Sun. Pealing wfll soon have a parachute club the first m Malaysia. "We are awaiting approval from the authorities before we set it up," a spokesman of the Penang Flying Club said today. I38 words
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Article, Illustration20 1970-08-03 7 OLD HABITS BLAMED FOR DUMPING OF RUBBISH LIKE THIS Crates and other trade refuse litter the banks of the river.20 words
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Article, Illustration93 1970-08-03 8 PART TWO of a Herald series which sets out to answer the question: "What's it like m the Army?" The question looms large for the young men of Singapore nearly all of whom will be doing two years' full-time National Service. The first article (on Saturday)93 words
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1352 1970-08-03 8 Fried erg special... cutting lawns with a Docket knife... Making shoe-soles gleam By Singapore Here Staff Reporters A FEW words need to be said to set m perspective the anecdotes which follow. In any organisation, the way things go for the rank and file is determined first of all by1,352 words
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Advertisement175 1970-08-03 8 Why does it keep on selling The English call it a Beetle. That doesn't mean they don't like it. There's a Beetle outside every iC\#jk seventh English Home. f\m#l And E.S. Tan of Johore Bahru has Vw^T/ a Beetle. And he's proud of it. He's had it 4 years and175 words
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Miscellaneous79 1970-08-03 8 BLONDIE ByC VDUROOe'STEETVM H 1/ MVOOS SR I'M SELLING WITW TVIIS ME'LL J( OOesJn- Tuf^«; 35OBTHIS NEW SPECIAL >>« l NAVE A J ffm i\ S^S apr^s^S TOOTMRASTE 5^7 ©EAUTIFUL >^ f\j IXS^ aIS^ r^S > 'rp^\^igl I I 'i^ffl^ \'sJ^r^ Emperor's New Clothes, jj k^"ARCHIE tr^K By i-tob-V DO79 words
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Article152 1970-08-03 9 we have made beds some ils have a habit rcping on them ately just to things difficult iEBVIST: I iber the floods ft. One of our living m Farrer •as supposed to for work. He n t make it c the roads m Timah were able i be reported152 words
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Article, Illustration573 1970-08-03 9 "I refuse to answer hypothetical questions", Lord Carrington told the assembled press m Singapore last week. But surely the whole question of defence is hypothetical m the extreme. The threat to security m this part of the world can only be discussed m573 words
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Article, Illustration455 1970-08-03 9 His name was Ah Bah. It was one of the common Chinese names and the owner of it was a commonenough looking fellow of about forty, thin, a trifle scraggy and wearing an anxious mien. Ah Bah had a headache, not a thumping rollicking headache, but a455 words
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Article, Illustration1267 1970-08-03 9 THE three amendments approved by the National Operations Council last Thursday may hasten the return of Parliament m Malaysia but they introduced potential restrictions on the parliamentary process. Under Emergency Ordinance No. 45, the Elections Offences Act is amended so that the National Language,1,267 words
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Advertisement137 1970-08-03 9 -^fcf^^^^^^ I v«^*V \A |ii \m I CANON llj FREE GIFTS FOR CANON PURCHASES FROM JULY Ist to AUGUST 15th Here's a spectacular offer for all photographic enthusiasts. Great new gifts from Canon from July 1 to August 15 when you purchase the following Canon products from your dealers:— mOne137 words
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Article, Illustration250 1970-08-03 10 i lite MAKE Singapore beautiful. Sylvia McCully has answered the call and is doing it m two ways. First, simply by being Sylvia. Elegant, graceful, she certainly improves the view. Second, she helps other girls to be beautiful, do beautiful250 words
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Article128 1970-08-03 10 Fishy ideas win shows PROFESSIONAL guppy breeder Tay Kirn Kay, has lots of fishy ideas. Which is why his tenties have won m so many shows, local and international ones. And last night, he was awarded the challenge trophy for the 'best decorated aquarium* during the third guppy show organised128 words
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464 1970-08-03 10 Envoys get down to work on cease fire plan xcfhfjgknml WASHINGTON, Sun. Diplomatic efforts go into high gear this week to put into effect the U.S. "stop shooting and start talking." Middle East peace plan. U.S. officials expect to receive tomorrow an official Israeli reply accepting the U.S. initiative forAP - 464 words
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Article124 1970-08-03 10 THE BOX RIO DE JANEIRO, Su. A Mead's cariosity prevented the family of a farmer from haryug Mm alive. The Joraal do Brasil ■aid that while atteadiag faaeral service of oldtime friead la Nlteroi, Agostiaho de Bragaaca asked the family to take a last look at him. Becaase of hisAP - 124 words
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166 1970-08-03 10 Marcos keeps door closed on Yuyitungs MANILA, Sun—lmmigration Commissioner Edmundo Reyes said that the Yuyitung brothers would not be allowed readmission to the Philippines during the remaining years of the Marcos Administration. He told a Press conference m Hollo City, that when President Marcos ordered the deportation of the twoAP - 166 words
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Article, Illustration202 1970-08-03 10 BELFAST, Sun. As British troops clashed for the third successive night with Belfast demonstrators, gelignite bombs exploded early this morning m towns near the capiOne blast shattered the telephone exchange at Newcastle, another blasted the Electricity Board office and neighbouring houses atAFP - 202 words
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Article, Illustration474 1970-08-03 11 Giap accuses US of stepping up Vietnam war TOKYO, Sun. North Vietnam's top military man, Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap, said that the United States was daily intensifying and expanding the war of aggression m IndoChina. He added that the people of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia "will persevere and step upAP; AFP - 474 words
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Article86 1970-08-03 11 NAPLES, Sun. The father of a 16-year-old girl has suggested to an examining magistrate that his daughter could only recognise the nine people he claims have raped her if they strip naked. The father, Alfredo Ferri, said that his daughter Clara "must see them as she firstAFP - 86 words
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Article39 1970-08-03 11 WILLIAMSON, (New York), Sun. A stock car sped out of control at a speedway over the weekend, hurtled into the top row of a crowded grandstand and killed four persons and injured 18, several seriously. APAP - 39 words
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Article30 1970-08-03 11 NEW DELHI, Sun. Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi today announced m Parliament that the centrallyadministered territory of Himachal Pradesh would be made a separate state. APAP - 30 words
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209 1970-08-03 11 TOKYO, Sun State Minister Yasuhiro Nakasoae. Director of the Defence Agency, m drafting the fourth defence build-up programme (1972--76). has instructed the agency to prepare defence **for small-scale conflicts." This programme is based on the judgment (hat full-dress wars can be handledAFP - 209 words
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Article50 1970-08-03 11 FT. MCPHERSON (Goergia) Sun. An attorney for one of the soldiers charged m the alleged massacre at My Lai says the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is conducting a well organised and highly secret campaign to destroy the credibility of the 12 men accused m the case APAP - 50 words
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263 1970-08-03 11 WASHINGTON, Sun. When President Mobutu of the Congo arrives here on Tuesday to meet President Nixon, he will be greeted as the man who brought peace to his country which had been a major international headache m the *****. Mobutu, 39, a masterAP - 263 words
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58 1970-08-03 11 CADILLAC SLAMS DOWN SHOP BUILDING BUILDING on corner of Houston and Foresythe Streets m Lower Manhattan looks like a war ruin after a black Cadillac, (m foreground), racing out of control, slammed into a shopfront on Saturday. The driver was killed and at least eight other people injured. Seme sleeping58 words
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Article37 1970-08-03 11 JAKARTA, Sun. Teams to combat corruption will soon be set up m Indonesia's 26 provinces as part of a new drive against graft practices, a spokesman of the AttorneyGeneral's office, Masdulhak Simatupang, said today. AFPAFP - 37 words
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285 1970-08-03 11 BRITON FREED BY PEKING WALKS ACROSS TO HONGKONG HONGKONG. Sun. British engineer George Watt crossed the Chinese border to freedom today after 34 months m a north-west China prison on charges of spying. Border officials said Watt, 38, was smiling and appeared m good health as he walked across theAP; AFP - 285 words
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Article68 1970-08-03 11 DARES- SALAAM, Sun Diallo Telli, secretary-general of the Organisation for African Unity, left here yesterday for Nairobi after talks with President Julius Nyerere. He refused to disclose what had been discussed beyond "matters of African interest", but it is believed the talks concentrated on the SouthAP - 68 words
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Miscellaneous79 1970-08-03 11 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker I kTNOW COULDNT ME BB f WMV PO YOU /Z MATE TO TALK >/ BUT TMEPE'S SHUNTED OFF TO SOME 1/V V TMIMK ME'5 HERE?/ 7 ABOUT A FELLOW NOT MUCH REMOTE, UNIMPORTANT TglV X^L Z^ I I OFFICER, BJTTMAT I >OU CAN DO POST79 words
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Article986 1970-08-03 12 US protectionism menacing trite BUSINESS/COMMERCE/COM MOOITIES/ From Alan Osbom m Washington MR. WILBUR MILLS, a clever and enormously powerful member of Congress from Little Rock, Arkansas, who prides himself on never having visited a foreign country, has set off the loudest rumpus over American trade policy m a generation. He986 words
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Article78 1970-08-03 12 SINGAPOREANS and Malaysians can now travel first class by train through IS European countries on a single ticket Lufthansa, the local issuing office, said a ticket will cost between $SM and MM, depending on the length of the trip, ranging from three weeks to three msntha. The interchangeable ticket,78 words
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Article232 1970-08-03 12 MANILA, Sun. The Asian Development Bank said on Friday it expected to grant a record volume of loans m the second half of this year. The bank said 47 bank missions visited 14 regional member countries m the year's second quarter and that this increasedAP - 232 words
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Advertisement591 1970-08-03 12 l/™ APVEftTI SK |l s|. UTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ANNIVERSARIES. AN NOUNCEMENTS. BIRTHS. CLUB ACTIVITIES. CON DOLCNCES, OiATHS. ENGAGEMENTS, FUNERAL, GREET INGS. IN MEMORIAM. MARRIAGES. MISSING. PERSONAL. P.P.C REQUIEMS REUNIONS. Minimum SB/ for 20 words, each additional word 40cts. AM JiiiMiißtwttßWMte; Minimum $4/ tor 20 words, oach additional word 20cts. Box Service591 words
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Advertisement890 1970-08-03 12 T^ /A^PiQraii QiVCQI For our Classified hf^prfl f MM! Tele-Ad Services tSJSMSSttiJJJMSJSSrrrt nmT CLAt§ mrtammMp CHILDREN PLATGROOND Equip- ELECTRIC portable sewing and superior quaiity^ane furniture ments; Swings. Slides. Round- machine $95.00 including local dci* ai joiianiiTHiuf pleesa visit Wah Chesng Cane about. Seesaw. Rockers. Chairs. livery. Hong Huat Store. 389890 words
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Article331 1970-08-03 13 DIARY manufacture has become a million dollar business m Singapore. The industry has made considerable headway not only m the local market, which until five years ago was completely import-oriented, but also In some distant lands. The leading manufacturer says his sales alone have shot331 words
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Article1481 1970-08-03 13 r STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE I Jan/June Company Price Cto«n« Price, Yield Weekly Turnover Jan/June Company Prto Closing Price. YWd% Weekly Turnover I S7 +or 1970 +or— L W OOweek ym SeUm Uy E*™- Re *dy Delved High Low on week Buyer, Seller, Divid. Earn.1,481 words
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Article56 1970-08-03 13 S.V. Suppiah - S.V. Suppiah By It exports 30 per cent of its output to Indonesia, Borneo and Malaysia. Mr. Johnny P.F. Foo, a partner m the firm, says his company imports only paper from Japan and Hong Kong. All the other materials are procured locally. A few stationery dealers and printers also56 words
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Article373 1970-08-03 13 FINANCE/IN DUSTRY/INVESTMENT/ PROPERTY SHIPPING/TAXATION/TECHNOLOGY Dealings m newly listed and speculative issues dominated trading throughout last week and the market became almost bouyant. The week's turnover swelled to 14.5 million units valued at 923.4 million. On balance, most stocks of all classes improved but this was373 words
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Article100 1970-08-03 13 The physical market displayed a sagging tendency throughout the week (ended July 31), reflecting continued slow consumer demand, generally lower overseas markets and a two-cent a lb cut m the price of polyisoprene rubber by Goodrich. Traders said factories were taking precautions not to build up100 words
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Article42 1970-08-03 13 FORTHCOMING MEETINGS The following company meetings have been Announced: Paper Products (M) Bhd.: August 7. 3 p.m. at 4th. floor, 42 Jalan Mountbatten, Kuala Lumpur. Electrical it Allied Industries Bhd.: August 14, 10 a-m. at Bangunan MIDF, 17 JaUn Arapang. Kuala Lumpur.42 words
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Article43 1970-08-03 13 RUBBER TIN C LOS I N G PRICES RUBBER T'N (per lb.) (per pirjl) July 27 52-1/2 cts.S 6*5.75 28 51-3/4 cts. $637.00 29 51-5/8 cts. 9 640.00 30 51-7/8 cts. 9 638.02- h 31 51-1/4 cts. 9 63ft. 37- Aug. 1 5640.62-*43 words
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Article108 1970-08-03 13 Australian wood machinery show THE latest Australian saw- milling and woodworking machinery are to be exhibited m Singapore. Machines to be shown include a portable sawmill, petrol driven chain saws, handsaws, woodworking machinery, a chain saw sharpening machine, guide bars, machine knives and woodworking lathes. Models of logging j inkers108 words
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324 1970-08-03 13 The Produce Market m Singapore had a featureless week ended August 1. Copra and coconut oil prices eased marginally by 50 cents a picul as buyers were scarce. Overseas demand continued slow and arrivals included a shipment of 1,000 tons of324 words
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Article29 1970-08-03 13 OVERSEAS demand caused a rise of 92.50 m the Straits tin price on Saturday to 640.62 V* a picul The market doted on a very steady note.29 words
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Article133 1970-08-03 13 Trading was fairly active on Saturday, with buying spread over a broad front. Dealers said they anticipated a price upturn m August. (Closing paid prices m yen, v Bank Tokyo 109 (109) Canon Camera 395 (387) Citizen Watch 168 (168) Fuji Bank 266 (266) Hitachi 108 (109)133 words
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Article54 1970-08-03 13 Current Date Total for Total for payment payable the year previous year W. Maiden (1) l2Vi% Sept. 15 20% 16% Craigielea (3) 11 Sept. 16 10% DunlopEst. (2) 5 Aug. 28 20% Fairlady (2) 5 Aug. 31 15% TE (Note: (1) Final dividend; (2) Interim dividend; (3) A54 words
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116 1970-08-03 13 Investment guaranty suggested by Japan From S. Inoue, Tokyo JAPAN'S Finance Minister Takeo Fukuda has proposed an international insurance system against governmental expropriation of foreign-invested assets to promote investments m developing countries. Speaking at a iecent meeting of Japanese government officials and businessmen m Nagoya, Mr. Fukuda pointed out that116 words
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Article160 1970-08-03 13 TOKYO, Sun. Japan's Sekisui Chemical Company has developed what is claimed to be the world's first revolutionary method for pulverizing plastic by accelerating its "weathering" phenomenon through exposure to sunlight, as a means of disposing of waste plastic materials. According to company sources, the invention isAFP - 160 words
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Article159 1970-08-03 13 OO SPORE—M ALAYSIA The Association of Banks m Malaysia-Singapore made these chances m its merchant rates on Saturday. The follow ing rates are quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency. SELLING TT or OD: Belgian Francs 9 6.2700; Danish Kroner 9 41.3700; Norwegian Kroner 9159 words
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815 1970-08-03 14 Dougan slams century in 82 minutes AN UNBEATEN century by Wavell Dougan, of Royal Air Force Changi, was the highlight of the Singapore Cricket Association senior league tournament matches played yesterday. Dougan's brilliant innings enabled RAF Changi to beat Royal Air Force Seletar by seven wickets at Seletar. Going two815 words
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Article, Illustration380 1970-08-03 14 Hong Kong move on in Merdeka tourney MERDEKA SOCCER KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Hong Kong chalked up their second successive win m the Merdeka soccer tournament here tonight with a 2-0 victory over Thailand. They beat fancied Japan 2-1 last Friday. The Hong Kong team played a tirelessly controlled game throwing380 words
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Article154 1970-08-03 14 SPORT WORLD WINNIPEG, Sun Yukiko Goshi of Japan bettered her country's existing national record m the women's 100-m baekstr«ke event at the I*7o Canadiani Open swimming championships on Saturday. Miss Goshi, 15, of the Yamada Swimming Club, won the event m 1:07.7, one second off the Canadian record held by154 words
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329 1970-08-03 14 SEVEN golds -and two records broken IPOH, Sun. Singapore's Savtoder Singh and Chu Swee Lee established two new records In the second international schools athletic meet which ended at the Station Padang today. Savinder hurled the discus to a record 39.93 metres while Chu Swee Lee returned at time of329 words
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Article161 1970-08-03 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. University of Singapore had a disastrous day m the 12th Biennial Inter-Varsity Games today losing all their matches. Singapore students were beaten 4-1 m tennis and trounced «-0 m soccer by the Malaysians. In basketball, Hongkong University's men team were too good for161 words
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Advertisement486 1970-08-03 14 B CHANCES TO GIVE YOUR CHILD A UNIVERSITY EDUCATION MOTHER BURSARIES SINGAPORE ESSAY P^"^| H Herald Essay Compe- §t A\ruUTI~OT 4 ■IE titions will be at three UUN ILO I L I J W levels for Pre-Univer- PAlinnM ■^■^■1 £1 sity students, for Secon- UUUI UIN |g dary Four students486 words
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Article, Illustration220 1970-08-03 15 SIX motor cyclists yesterday participated m a competition with a differente a r 'solo trail*' which is a test of skill rather than speed at dementi Road. The eight different sections of the rugged course were extremely tricky, steep and slippery. Competitor^ had220 words
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Article162 1970-08-03 15 Heather Harvey of the Singapore Island Country Club leads a field of 24 m the Singapore women's Open Golf Championship first qualifying round with a 79 at the Island course, Thomson Road, yesterday. A stroke behind her was Kee Bee Kirn, the club champion. Singapore162 words
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1700 1970-08-03 15 Joint Command all the way winner of Pesta Sukan Cup BIG SWEEP It* lfMSt $4,718 MlSs4TfsU« MMTt»$ $f4 Startcn $u$ each Nm. *****9, ISSttt, *****4, IS4s9s, *****1, *****2, 15J474, *****1, *****9. Ca—U^aa $ls9 each Naa. 1*3445, 1541T9 *****3 16T334 *****1 Isl9lB *****3 *****4 IS4BM *****3 ROYAL Syndicate's Joint Command scored1,700 words
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Article34 1970-08-03 15 lit UttttlM* tmi M7KI $1,41t ird lStSttl Ttt Starters $1M each N«b. ISMM IS7MS ISatTt 1«47J l«44tBlMStt Cwiiliiliß each Nm, Uim lf*4tf lM2f7 15#744 lffMt lSttM Hint IS3Mt UMt 1 HUB34 words
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Article69 1970-08-03 15 ELEVEN team* have entered for the Junior Inter-Club medley league billiards championship organised by the Singapore Billiards Association. The teams: Top Sect!—; Aston Recreation Club; Port Authority recreation Club; Chinese Association; Government Servants Welfare organisation; Aston Recreation Club 'A'; and University of Singapore 'Blue. Bottom Section:69 words
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Miscellaneous82 1970-08-03 15 HUGGER: Schools' Tourney St. Andrew's v Victoria (Woodsviile); St. Joseph v Raffles ,Kanana), NJC v ACS (NJC). ADMINTON: lunior Championships quarter-' inals), Guiliemard Rd. SOCCER: Friendly Govt. Services v Under -2 3 (Jalan Besar). DAVY JONES By Sam Left ST^SSf I '^S^fv'SJftn^ Sv^SK^Liwl f^S^ V ON THE PHONE] WHO KNEW82 words
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Article, Illustration267 1970-08-03 16 TOKYO, Sun.— Eight hundred thousand pedestrians today enjoyed nine hours of car-free streets and exhaust fumeless air m four shopping centres m the heart of Tokyo Ginza, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro and Asakusa. "We feel human again," people were saying. "For once we're not acting like scaredAP - 267 words
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101 1970-08-03 16 Farsighted health policies now recognised THE Minister for Foreign Affairs and Labour, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said yesterday that Singapore had adopted far sighted policies to improve health standards. "Singaporeans have now come to understand why the Government launched an antipollution campaign more than a year ago," he said. "They now101 words
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Article61 1970-08-03 16 BANGKOK, Sun. The Thai Government is preparing an emergency plan m case it has to evacuate the northern regions near the Cambodian and Laotian frontiers, Premier Gen. Thanom Kittikachorn announced here last night. Thai security forces are under orders to keep an eye onAP - 61 words
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Article53 1970-08-03 16 ZANZIBAR, Sun.— The Zan- zibar Revolutionary Council has ordered all dispensaries run by private doctors to close down today. The council said that since the Zanzibar Government provided free medical treatment these private dispensaries were contrary to government policy and could lead to exploitation of workersAFP - 53 words
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328 1970-08-03 16 LOS ANGELES, Sun.— The remnants of the Charles Manson family continue to live amid the bouldered slopes and sylvan caves and waterfalls of the Spahn movie ranch, about 30 miles from here. "We're still singing, we still make garbage runs, we haven't328 words
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384 1970-08-03 16 BACK PAGE SPORT KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— South Korean second half substitute Park Vi Chun grabbed a last minute equaliser and a point for Korea when they drew 1-1 with Japan at Stadium Merdeka tonight. Until that moment it seemed Lady Luck had384 words
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Article348 1970-08-03 16 Indons take the shooting honours INDONESIA "a new force" m the South East Asian Shooting championships made a clean sweep m the full bore rifle event at the Bukit Timah Rifle Range, yesterday. The Indonesians who were not rated among the top countries for the championships, shocked their rivals when348 words
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Article402 1970-08-03 16 MAHENDRA Bahadur Rai ran a well-judged race to crack the 5,000 metres record m the Stone ley trophy athletic match between Singapore AAA, Singapore District AA and the Combined Police/Military teams at Farrer Park yesterday. Running effortlessly with long and fast strides, Rai, a Gurkha402 words
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