Singapore Herald, 28 November 1970
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Title Section15 1970-11-28 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 112 Singapore Saturday, November 28, 1970 I &&&IPF*/ Jt7j"l3 IS CENTS15 words
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234 1970-11-28 1 World's record price paid for Spanish master LONDON, Fri. A Velasquez portrait was auctioned today at Christie's for £2,310,000 (about $16.9 million), making it the world's most expensive painting. The portrait of the Spanish master's mulatto student Juan de Pareja was sold to the New York Gallery Wildenstein. The painting,AFP - 234 words
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Article75 1970-11-28 1 LONDON, Fri. Women on the birth pill should not quarrel with their husbands or get upset slaving over a hot store, a scientist warned today. If they do, they are running the risk of a heart attack. Women who take contraceptive pills and worryAP - 75 words
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Article99 1970-11-28 1 ANG Tea Meng, 18, of Jalan Hock Chye, was fined $25 by Ninth Magistrate E.C. Foenander yesterday for engraving some Chinese characters on a cactus leaf m the Botanic Gardens on Oct. 25. He admitted engraving the words "Five people together go there" withAFP - 99 words
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137 1970-11-28 1 LONDON, Fri. A brightlypainted yellow hovercraft was parked outside the House of Commons yesterday to protest Britain's alleged inadequacies In contributing aid to flood victims m East Pakistan. Mr. Dan Recce, the craft's owner, said the Government refused his offer to loan the water-skimmingAP - 137 words
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Article62 1970-11-28 1 VAHCAN CITY, Fri.— N« P«pe haa vaucaa alstarlaas repart The laal aae waa Lacias n la U45. He died leadls* ftMaalt of papal tra«pa aa Rome, where the brother of aa art-Pope had declared himself raler. The exact drcaautaaces of Lacins* death are aot kaowa, bat It waaAP - 62 words
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Article, Illustration474 1970-11-28 1 Marcos helps save Pope's life radloshataa MANILA, Fri. President Marcos gave a kick and karate chop that helped to stop a man trying to stab the Pope today. The President had seen the man, who was dressed m black, priestly robes, approach the Pope m a suspicious manner as theAP - 474 words
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IN BRIEF
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Article57 1970-11-28 1 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. The Naval Attache at the U.S. Embassy here, Mr. Gordon Johnson, was reported kidnapped today. The reports could not be confirmed. According to the reports, Mr. Johnson left his home this morning and has not been heard of since. A search operation backedAFP - 57 words
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Article34 1970-11-28 1 ODD NEW YORK: Tom Jones and Engelbert Humperdinck, popular British singers who made it rich here m record sales and night club dates, are fading out of American television after a brief glow. APAP - 34 words
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Article30 1970-11-28 1 ODD STOCKHOLM: Alexandre Solzhenitsyn, winner of this year's Nobel Prize for Literature, will not come to Stockholm on Dec. 10 to receive the award, it was learned here today. AFPAFP - 30 words
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231 1970-11-28 1 FOUND: TWO BIG RED CAMPS ON BORDER ALOR STAR, Fri.— Security forces discovered two major Communist camps m forest reservers of northwestern Perlis after bombarding the area with artillery fire this week. Army sources said today the camps one capable of housing up to 70 men were found on Wednesday231 words
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87 1970-11-28 1 CAIRO, Fri. Syria has officially joined the union of Egypt, Libya and Sudan, Sudanese Government spokesman Omar el Haj Moussa announced over Ombdurman Radio today. Mr. Moussa, who is also Guidance Minister m the Sudanese Government said the Syrian decision was made yesterday.AFP - 87 words
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94 1970-11-28 1 Murder rate is rising fast in West Bengal CALCUTTA, Pri. The murder rate is rising steeply m Calcutta and other parts of West Bengal state, officials said yesterday. They reported 118 violent deaths since January m Calcutta city alone, compared with only 67 last year. Of these 118, 13 wereAP - 94 words
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Article26 1970-11-28 1 ODD CHICAGO: Benjamin O. Davis St., the first negro to be named a General m the U.S. armed forces, died here yesterday. He was 93. APAP - 26 words
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Advertisement162 1970-11-28 1 Him THE DIPLOMAT who gets a daily runaround from his wife at 7 m.m. Picture m Page 3. I B a *^^Ba QQQ ENTERTAINMENT: Scrooge returns m a musical; weekend food and fun guide Page 9 QDQ SIEM REAP is cut off Page 10 ODD SINGAPORE wind tunnel Job to162 words
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Miscellaneous12 1970-11-28 1 WEATHER forecast fsr Wmgaporg from t.M a.m. to boob today: I—Utod showers.12 words
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Article, Illustration760 1970-11-28 2 THE ART OF GRACIOUS LIVING MONDAY: Decided this morning to respond to the call for gracious living. After all, we are supposed to be swinging young trendies. Going to change decor of bathroom. Cannot live graciously with common pink tiles. Must be chartreuse or heliotrope with paisley pattern. Jake blanched760 words
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533 1970-11-28 2 Red herrings, loyalty, drop-outs and the International School dfgdfgdfgfdgdfg HOW very typical of "Veritas" and those of his ilk to "cry Communist" and draw the usual red herring whenever they face opposition to their views. He persists m circumscribing his mental horizon within the elite circle of "children at school533 words
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Article97 1970-11-28 2 WITH reference to Francis Wong's comments on my letters m Viewpoint (S.H. Nov l« and Nov. 23), since I feel a prolonged correspondence would only obscure the original issues, may I restrict myself to amending the conclusion, he attributes to me, "that middle class women97 words
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Article531 1970-11-28 2 dfgdfgfdgfdgd AS recently as three years ago, the name "Jurong" had connotations very different from those of today. Only a handful of factories decorated the 3,650 acre industrial estate wrested at considerable expense from the swamps, and it was possible for cynics to point to the project531 words
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Article197 1970-11-28 2 Why was it that R.T.S. did not telecast live the state funeral procession of our late President Yusof? They should have had a direct telecast of the procession from the Istana to the City Hall and then to Kranji State Cemetery instead of just telecasting the funeral197 words
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Article91 1970-11-28 2 I REFER to the letter by F Barber (S.H. Nov. li) regarding the Tanglin Preparatory School. The 'No Right Turn' traffic sign with time limits was installed m Sept. 1969 as a result of numerous complaints from many quarters. However, when a policeman is on point91 words
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Advertisement61 1970-11-28 2 The 22 carat Scotch fct "r|J"L E i '00% S^Btpi^E/lIk iR Mft»» E^P^ 'vUI w8 Ltd J&B Rare-rare as m gold. Pale, as m gold. Pure, as m gold. Finer m blend. Finer m taste. Smooth, not rough. Pale, not dark. With yet a silky strength that belies its gentle61 words
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Advertisement17 1970-11-28 2 icRESIMWI SUITS jf \3l>--J\ In English Terylene/Worsted P^*. a pr.ce $69.50 E CU s VE o ROBINSON'S17 words
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204 1970-11-28 3 BREAD for the hungry it's a loaf that contains less wheat flour but more rice, maize or millet (tropical crops) which will help feed developing countries. The new "recipe" was developed by scientists at the Tropical Products Institute (TPI), Culham,204 words
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154 1970-11-28 3 TEN contestants each m the women's and men's categories have made it to the Singapore finals of the Far East singing talent contest which will be held at the National Theatre on Dec. 15. The winner m each154 words
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89 1970-11-28 3 TWO POLICEMEN from the Special Constabulary faced charges of corruption m the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday. SPC Lokanadan Theruvengandan denied five charges which alleged that he had corruptly accepted a total of $16 from five motorists who committed traffic offences between April 7 and89 words
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Article, Illustration131 1970-11-28 3 Getting tne 7a.m. daily run-around from his wife... BRITAIN'S wife-chasing diplomat we told you about him yesterday donned shorts, sweatshirt and sneakers and continued his dally ritual at seven a.m. Mr. Samuel Falle, High Commissioner designate to Singapore, never came closer than three feet to his wife, Merete m their131 words
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278 1970-11-28 3 Railway experts meet to fill Trans- Asian gaps BANGKOK, Fri. A United Nations-sponsored meeting is drawing up recommendations for speeding up completion of the Trans-Asian railway network, with focus on filling gaps m the main route connecting Singapore with Istanbul, U.N. officials said today. The week-long meeting was opened yesterdayAP - 278 words
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132 1970-11-28 3 SNATCH-and-run thieves got away with two gold chains valued at $165 and a purse containing $40 from three women yesterday. CASE NO. 1 A man came up from behind and snatched a $100-gold chain from hous ewife Sumiah bte Yusof, 41, as she was132 words
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Article106 1970-11-28 3 A LORRY attendant who opened the door of a van which crashed against a passer-by was fined $60 yesterday for commiting a ne gligent act. The court wcis told that Tay Chin Han, of Havelock Road, jopened the rear off-side door oi la van m Rive106 words
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145 1970-11-28 3 WONG Fook Leong, 20, an officer cadet m the Singapore Armed Forces Maritime Command, who drowned on Nov. 18 presumably while swimming off Brampton Island, Australia, was buried with full military honours at Chua Chu Kang yesterday. Wong was taking part m a145 words
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99 1970-11-28 3 MORE THAN M children from the Salvation Army Children's Home will be given a Christmas party on Dec. hy employees of Kimberly-Clark Far East Pte. Ltd. The party Is being organised entirely hy the employees who decided to give up a company-paid dinner and99 words
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Advertisement323 1970-11-28 3 Km. aico's Here are only 32 good reasons. Come see for yourself the other 399 goodies not iisted here. You are sure to find what you've been looking forBe early! TEXTILES READYMADE WEAR UP. NOW mmmm^ mmt ij p Now 9 Tres-Chic Crepe Blouses (siie 32 to 40) 8.50 4.90323 words
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Miscellaneous64 1970-11-28 3 BEETLE BAILEY r n By Mort Walker > I^^ET-<9UNS NBEP MOW V WONPER BACK AT HE*, *IF VOIV g W^LL, WE'RE >/ N PLACE, TKOOPS PORTME WMERE UiK^f^A^/^'^AS? 1 L^^\ ALr«ET W THE fWEP, PLANED GENERAL I M| ?5^ /fe>s?_\ f Aijpijvee 7t? A iki position to £ive a anoth*-64 words
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Article, Illustration212 1970-11-28 4 S'pore -built boats for overseas exhibitions THREE Singaporebuilt pleasure cruisers worth more than $275,000 will go on display at international boat show early next year. They were recently loaded on board P O's Pando Cove to be shipped to Europe. The first boat, a Laguna 10 Metre is headed for212 words
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Article78 1970-11-28 4 GRAPHIC designer Mr. William Lee, designer of the prize-winning stamps for the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting m January, has been appointed advertising consultant to the People's Park Shopping Complex. He is Creative Director of Central Design (Pte) Ltd. ODD DANCE HALL FIRE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A78 words
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138 1970-11-28 4 Watch out for frauds 'collecting for charity POLICE have had three reports m the last ten days of house calls made by people who claimed to be collecting money for the Singapore Cheshire Homes. The reports came from Selarang m Changi and from the Holland Road area. The police have138 words
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Article, Illustration114 1970-11-28 4 THE BOYS 1 Brigade is appealing to Herald readers to help locate a former BB Corporal known as Francis Khong. Mr. Khong was known to have gone to Australia for further studies m the early Ms. That's him m the picture above, taken about114 words
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129 1970-11-28 4 TANJONG MALIM, Fri. An oil lamp to usher m Hari Raya brought its owner a day of tragedy instead. Four-year-old Rosmah binte Abdul Manaf was badly burnt last night when the oil lamp she was playing with fell on her. The hot oil129 words
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Miscellaneous78 1970-11-28 4 ARCHIE By Bob Montana /OH.^*- N W VERONICA NOT LYOUR FATHER, I A CAT DOESNT ]UNLESS HE'S LIVED ON\ HAS A I BELONG ON A /IT HAS DADDY'S YACHT) CATBOATf k BOAT/ S NINE 1 FOR YEARS /r<—_ ■> I^^M^^^^L TAILS 1 HIS NAME IS < r^^*^^^HH*-mm^^ "SIN BAD I78 words
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THE SINGAPORE herald
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1312 1970-11-28 5 CAVALIER - Wall Street safe each-way proposition CAVALIER dfgdfgfdgfdgdfg BY THIS combined race card and form guide gives the following informatidn: The first line reads from left: Number of horse, last five runs, name of horse; (sire) age and origin (e.g. 4A for 4 years Australian); weight, up and down m handicap1,312 words
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Article2004 1970-11-28 6 1. ***** RINGGIT (Flyover) 7lr 9.oodd+i a Tooranga/Bougoure (-7) CH Tan (3) F 7/13 Sp2l/ll d4c4 8,13y 6f; 1:16.8; Hd, 2, 1 Miller. 8/8 Pgl2/7 dlc4 7.10y 6f; 1:15.8; V 2, 2V*. V» Harbridge. 13/16 Spl3/6 d4c3 B.Bg 6f; 1:14.8; Nk, 1, 1 Ang. 2. 90 LA NOTRE (Satan) 4A2,004 words
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Article2091 1970-11-28 7 5. *****VAKIN (Castle Donnlngton)7NZ 8.08 tame a Tunku TCN/Noordln Moran (10) 11/13 Sp2 l/11 d2cl B.Bh 6f; 1:18.2; 1,2, hd Moran. 10/11 SD4/10 d2cl 8 lOg 9f 1:51.4; to, 3, nk Moran. 2/13 Sp26/9 dlc2 B.log 9f; 1 Royal Meadow II 8.0, 3. Yangtze Kiang 8.12 1:53; 1, 4, 12,091 words
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Article, Illustration1192 1970-11-28 8 7 ***** KACHANGKUOA (Quorum) sEB.oBdd*l 3 gGoldmlne/J. Donnelly Chlam 5/11 Sp22/ll dlcl 7.7h 8f; 1:44.2; Vi, 1, 2 Omar. 6/12 1p25/10 dlcl 7.1 g 6f;l:l4;Nk, IV*. 1* Omar. 5/11 Sp4/10 d2cl 8.12g 9f; 1:51.4; V», 3, nk Hassan. 2f ooo BAST1,192 words
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ENTERTAINMENT
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Article730 1970-11-28 9 PRACTICALLY everyone m Singapore, tourists or and residents alike must have heard of Peoples' Park and its food. There is a highly tempting variety of Chinese specialities although certain foods are sold by two or three different stalls. A very popular shop is Toh Kee730 words
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Article, Illustration665 1970-11-28 9 WALTER SEOW - Scrooge returns in a musical WALTER SEOW By A CHRISTMAS Carol, a ghost story by Charles Dickens, has been turned into a musical comedy m colour by British director Ronald Neame, producer Robert H. Solo and Leslie Bricusse, who wrote the screenplay, music and lyrics. Albert Finney plays the title665 words
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Miscellaneous266 1970-11-28 9 TODAY TOMORROW l am _4 pm: Art exhibition by 1% am— s pm: Photo exhibition Mr Arthur Yap at the at the Singapore Polytechnic. National Library. m: A exhibition by Z* pm: Folk dance session at P the YMCA, Orchard Road. y^S^mf Exhibition of 3 pm— B pm: At the266 words
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327 1970-11-28 10 TORONTO, Frl. The First Officer of a doomed Air Canada Jet liner apoisglsßd three times to the pilot, apparently tor prematurely deploying the aircraft's spoiler system minutes before the Jet smashed into a farm OeM on July ft, killing all iff people aboard. A327 words
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Article, Illustration330 1970-11-28 10 dfgdfgdfgdfgdfg PHNOM PENH, Fri. Communist troops today cut off Siem Reap from the outside world when the airport was put out of action after waves of mortar attacks. At the same time, a fresh regiment of Communist troops have been sent against the Government's hardpressedAFP - 330 words
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68 1970-11-28 10 CYCLONE FAMILY BUILDS A NEW LIFE... BHOLA, East Pakistan, Fri. A family of fishermen rebuild their boat near here. The boat, which is their livelihood, was damaged during the cyclone and tidal wave which swept the area more than a week ago. The family has been living under the corrugated68 words
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Article57 1970-11-28 10 TOKYO, Fri. North Vietnam today warned that the United States will be held entirely responsible for the lives of American prisoners of war, if it continues "reckless war acts with the pretext of freeing their captured pilots." The warning was contained m a commentary of the North57 words
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155 1970-11-28 10 Parisians protest at U.S. air raids PARIS, Fri. Some 50,000 people, according to Police estimates, marched through central Paris this evening to protest American raids against North Vietnam last weekend. The demonstration had been called by 40 left-wing unions and political groups including the Communist-led General Confederation of Labour (CGT),AFP - 155 words
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249 1970-11-28 10 BEIRUT, Lebanon, Pri. Shouting "Give thanks, not tanks," 75 to 100 Americans marched half a mile m the rain yesterday to the U.S. Embassy to protest a bill before Congress that would give Israel $US5OO,OOO<OOO m military aid. The demonstration wasAP - 249 words
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Article85 1970-11-28 10 BERLIN, Fri. The East German Foreign Ministry protested vigorously last night against the announced intention of West Germany's Christian Democrats to hold a meeting of their Parliament's group m West Berlin next Monday and Tuesday. The meeting would be a "provocation" and would "go against the interestsAFP - 85 words
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Article35 1970-11-28 10 TRIPOLI, Fri. The United Arab Republic, Libya and Sudan intend to operate a joint news agency with branch offices m Cairo, Tripoli and Khartoum, the official Libyan news agency reported today. AFPAFP - 35 words
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350 1970-11-28 10 LONDON, Fri. Coal miners accepted overwhelmingly yesterday a pay offer that ended a twoweek wildcat strike; while postal union leaders called for a halt to scattered walkouts protesting against the sacking of the Head of the British Post Office. Employment secretary Robert350 words
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Article205 1970-11-28 10 LAUSANNE, Fri. The Federal Court today gave Dieter Buehrle, Director and main shareholder of the Oerlikon-Buehrle firm, an eight-month suspended sentence for illegal arms exports and forgery of public documents. The defendant, considered Switzerland's wealthiest man, was also fined 20,000 Swiss Francs (4,650 dollars),205 words
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Article134 1970-11-28 10 LEEDS (England), Frl. Two Indians were Jailed last night for taking part In a conspiracy to smnggle illegal Immigrants Into Britain In the notorious "Black Hole of Bradford*' case. Badwal Singh, 35, was given seven years and Mohammed Yaqnb Khan, 3t, two years m prison.AP - 134 words
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Article69 1970-11-28 10 CAIRO, Fri. A protest meeting at Khartoum University ended m violent clashes between opposing student factions, the Iraqi news agency reported here from the Sudanese capital yesterday. It said the fighting flared at a meeting organised last night by anti-Government students protesting against the sacking ofAFP - 69 words
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Article63 1970-11-28 10 LONDON, Fri. The Minister of State for Defence, Lord Balniel, told Parliament today he was satisfied that British arms sold to Portugal were used "to meet her reasonable requirements" as a NATO ally. "We do not approve of the sale of arms for use m overseas territories,"63 words
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Article, Illustration183 1970-11-28 11 Q^^E^^jfl IBBBuBH LONDON, Fri. Prince Charles has taken his first step to the altar according to the gossips. Newspapers are carrying stories about his latest girlfriend: Blonde student teacher Bettina Lindsay. The tall 20-year-old Is the daughter j>f Britain's Minister of State for Defence, Lord Balniel. On183 words
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Article270 1970-11-28 11 LONDON, Fri. Secret talks are now going on to revive the Middle East peace mission of United Nations mediator, Gunnar Jarring, according to authoritative Western sources here. The sources said talks are already underway between the United States and Israel, with the British and French270 words
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Article193 1970-11-28 11 PORT ORCHARD, Fri. Bill Lyons, 43, sat down to Thanksgiving dinner yesterday with a happy heart although it has stopped beating for a total of eight hours during the last 22 months. "I figure I've been dead four times," he said. Lyons hasAP - 193 words
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Article27 1970-11-28 11 TOKYO: Nippon Electric Co. said it is marketting community television systems that make two-way communications possible between a transmitting station and private homes.27 words
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Article250 1970-11-28 11 BEIRUT, Fri. A Palestinian guerilla communique last night claimed that Palestinian guerillas fought two closerange street battles with Israeli soldiers m the outskirts of Tel Aviv last Monday. The communique, issued by the general command of the guerilla forces said the first clash took place mAP - 250 words
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181 1970-11-28 11 DAKAR, Fri. Guinean Minister of State Ismael Toure today told a United Nations mission m Conakry that the decision to send the mission to investigate last Sunday's invasion was "a diversionary tactic aimed at covering up the real problem." In a heated attack181 words
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Article, Illustration72 1970-11-28 11 LOS ANGELES. Fri. Jot McCain. wHom brother It a prisomr of war m North Vietnam, sits In a bamboo ca» m Porshing Square, eating a Thanksgiving dlnnor of pig fat. pumpkin mash and wtmr rice the mim kind h« says his KSS^J,*.*^**?' Th# two ar sont of John McCain. Chleff72 words
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Article152 1970-11-28 11 KNOXVILLE, Tennessee, Frl. There was the front half of Ken Henderllght, tasting freedom, while the back half was awaiting transfer to State Prison. It was that way for nearly eight hours. And the front half was cold. Officers said Henderlight, if, convicted recentlyAP - 152 words
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246 1970-11-28 12 FROM Page 1 Wing Cdr Phong said the jets had dropped 8,000 pounds of bombs and used 16,000 rounds of ammunition m the two-day operation to provide air support for ground forces. Dato Rahman told a press conference this afternoon that the reports246 words
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Article, Illustration371 1970-11-28 12 CALL TO HELP DESIGN FLOOD REFUGE CENTRES THE University of Singapore Faculty of Architecture is likely to assist m designing flood refuge centres for East Pakistan as part of a Unesco study on how to prevent flood and hurricane disasters m the delta region. Dr.371 words
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251 1970-11-28 12 Defecting MP applies to join the Alliance KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Penang MP Mr. T.S. Gabriel, who announced his resignation from the Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia yesterday, called at the Alliance Headquarters here this morning to enrol as a direct member. He met the Secretary General, Tan Sri T.H. Tan, who is251 words
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225 1970-11-28 12 LONDON, Fri. The Times said today that the next two years may prove decisive ior Malaysia. In an article introducing a special supplement on Malaysia it said: "The attempts to solve the race question are complicated by the inexorable growth of unemployment and the apparentlyAP - 225 words
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163 1970-11-28 12 IN a speech thanking the Sin Chew Jit Poh last night for raising $104,794 for the National Theatre Trust, Dr. Goh Poh Seng, its chairman, called for more official support for cultural promotion. He said: "We are aware that our Government is a163 words
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199 1970-11-28 12 A MINI FAIR ON S'PORE'S TRADE AND INDUSTRY A THREE-DAY exhibition of "Singapore's Trade and Industry" will be held m conjunction with Nanyang University's Economic Workshop If7t at the Nantah auditorium. ■The workshop on "The role and relevance of small industries In Singapore's economic growth** is organised by the departments199 words
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103 1970-11-28 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Malaysia has asked Thailand to replace certain border markings which have been washed away by the tide of time. According to Foreign Ministry officials here the border markings put up m 1909 along the border with Perils have been washed103 words
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Article63 1970-11-28 12 THE Singapore Indian Film, Arts and Dramatic Society has postponed indefinitely a dinner and Deepavali Sundari contest as well as the Sangeetha Seminar which were to be held m Raffles Village tomorrow night, as a mark of respect for the late President Yusoi Ishak. The society63 words
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318 1970-11-28 12 Pope on attack that failed: Better to forget FROM Page 1 The Pope looked pale and tired after his long air journey and the airport incident. Crowds estimated at a million had gathered m Manila for the Pope's arrival and gave him a noisy and colourful welcome during the motorcadeAFP; AP - 318 words
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Article61 1970-11-28 12 LIEUT. John Willowby, of H.M.S. Simbang, was fined $300 and banned from driving Class Two vehicles for three months yesterday for dangerous driving. The court was told that Willowby drove a motorcycle dangerously along Canberra Road on Sept. 9. He overtook two stationary vehicles, failed to give way61 words
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431 1970-11-28 13 MIMI'S HUSBAND TESTIFIES SWEEPER Sim Won Kum, 38, who is on trial for murder, told the High Court yesterday that he ran away without helping the woman he is alleged to have killed because it was late m the431 words
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Article192 1970-11-28 13 THE training within industry scheme TWI which prepares technicians for supervisory posts, will be expanded next year to include job safety as its fourth subject. Disclosing this yesterday, Mr. Paul Tan, chairman of the TWI Alumni working committee, said that with the present emphasis on192 words
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68 1970-11-28 13 THE Health Ministry has warned farmers that it is an offence to allow their pigs to stray m public places and roads. Any pig found straying will be seized and disposed of. Three have been seized this month. On Tuesday a68 words
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Article, Illustration155 1970-11-28 13 HAMLET TO BE DANCED ON TV IN AID OF THE CHILDREN'S CHARITIES SHAKESPEARE'S Hamlet will be performed by the Maureen Lim Dancers as a specially choreographed dance over Television Singapore, m aid of the Children's Charities. The programme will appear on Channel 5 this Tuesday at 11 a.m., sponsored by155 words
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Advertisement190 1970-11-28 13 AT YOUR CINEMAS/Paga 14 TV/Paga IS SERENDIPfTY/Pagas 16/21 ECONOMIC AFFAIRS SHIPPING PULL-OUT/PagM 17-20 SPORT/Pagas 23/24 j Singapore Hyatt Hotel Wants Career Seekers. Not Job Hunters. Applications from experienced personnel are invited for the following posts Sales Department Food and Beverage Tour Coordinators Room Service Supervisor Sales Representatives Room Service Waiters190 words
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Miscellaneous381 1970-11-28 13 iteßiM fHIMUI mSSKHm \mtWMMI Considerable give and Developing a hidden Family expenses and However strongly you take Is necessary if talent can be an ont-goings connected feel about a pet aversion friction Is to be avoided absorbing activity but with home or property or grievance soft pedal *m a joint381 words
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440 1970-11-28 14 Insurers must pay man robbed of his motor-cycle ROBBERY AGGRAVATED FORM OF THEFT KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Federal Court of Appeal ruled today that an insurance company was liable to pay a motor- cycle rfwner who was robbed of his machine. The Chief Justice, Tan Sri H.T. Ong, said it440 words
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193 1970-11-28 14 A DRIVER who caused a passenger to fall from his bos by drlvtag away before he could board II was told by a magistrate yesterday that be could be fined np to $sff or be jailed for six months. Mr. Chandra Mohan,193 words
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95 1970-11-28 14 THE Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association is appealing for donations to finance its X-ray services and treatment of tuberculosis patients. It has sent appeal letters and greeting seals to 50,000 people and is organising a donation draw scheduled for Jan. 9. About $20,000 has95 words
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Advertisement599 1970-11-28 14 .afl& RaPaf^b it a^Ru wa^r It GREAT TIM LIES IN STORE The fire of Italian lov* songs, dances from the icy lUppii of HuSSia. but there's nothing icy about their dancing, come together m Diaz* of colour and sound. Hear, firebird Christian CscstU and watch Natasha von Stalingrad and Prlnc*599 words
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Advertisement289 1970-11-28 14 fff %ty Cockpit 11 jflj RESTAURANT TEU***** II 311! illiilijil SI Ahmad Daud Mesayu Aida MustafaHJ It Sll Here's a Restaurant that caters for j{jl||r 4]{ gourmets of the East and the West. Uifiile^ jVll Enjoy authentic top-class jjy Chinese or French cuisine m a classic II jn\\ and interesting289 words
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Advertisement730 1970-11-28 14 m CAT Ha I -^H^^gggVli^B Bb^BBBB^BBBBBBBBI 2ND ACTION-WEEK! 11 a.m.. 1 JO. 4.00. oJO 4 9 JO p.m. "FIVE FOR HELL" Color Scop* ■John Garho Margaret to* NEXT CHANaTTwiMiam Holden MGM S "TNI CHRISTMAS TREE" Virna Lin In Color TONIGHT MIDNIGHT) "TENDER IS THE NIGHT" (Mind) Color. Scop*. Eng 4730 words
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Miscellaneous76 1970-11-28 14 TUE TIDES TODAY: t.47 am (t.2 ft.); 11.17 pm (8.1 ft.); TOMORROW: lt.lt am (t.S ft.) BLONDIE By Chic Young E^-^-^^H**^^ I EJ» BUT, BOSS. I'M MERE- <* o*G\tfOOO, QUICK, CALL. T WHAT MAKES YOU THINK UP tOUR HOUSE AND SEE IF T I'M AT MOME \*^J -i^CO-REATMOMe^^A-^ V —^_^_^v—^76 words
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Miscellaneous2227 1970-11-28 15 complete weekend guide Mil JK*7i% i '.< »7:> N i i rTL-— i I SATURDAY 2 k^-^L^jm^l^a^Q I Malaysia Singapore I 2 2 i /w* a 600 a.m. Opening 6.00 a.m. Good Morning; 6.01 6.00 p.m. Sunset Serenade; S 1.00 Astroboy (CartOOn) 3.00 Opening and Programme Summary Announcement; 6.02 Morning2,227 words
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Article, Illustration568 1970-11-28 16 School for young adults CLABSES are aircoadltioned, girls wear short skirts and boys walk hand-in-hand with their girlfriends along the Unusual for a school? Contrary to what people may believe, the American School, situated on a shady six-and-a-half acre hill-top In Kings Road, Is not an institution which breeds Juvenile568 words
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Article721 1970-11-28 16 Writing comfetition First, a teen pays tribute to our late President. The organ played on Slowly, dragging each note along. And while the sad tune sounded m my ears It seemed to moan out m tears: Our President is dead... I listened to the announcement A little shaken A little721 words
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Article48 1970-11-28 16 We asked for it and you gave it to us! Your poems, essays, short stories and reports on the teen world simply poured m. So this Week we're giving you lots of space. We start with this interview with four students on the controversial subject of drugs.48 words
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Article1398 1970-11-28 16 Tell us the truth about drugs DRUGS, a subject that once dwelt m dark obscurity, has come very much into the limelight. Much of the controversy today centres around young people. The older generation, often religiously wagging an admonishing finger while delivering a weighty sermon on the evils of drugs,1,398 words
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Article79 1970-11-28 16 Other good pieces received came from Lacy Llm, Uada Slaw, 8. Boon aad E.B.L. Lacy, the word iaversloas that raa throaghoat year were aaaecessary aad made far awkward readiag. The aataral word order aaasaaUy works best. Keep oa wrfoag. We pay for every ceatrlbßtlea used. Write about aaytklag of interest79 words
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Article, Illustration94 1970-11-28 16 UNKNOWN eaches were nade for birds in inkinis WE PREDICT the goldert sands will fade into the background when the first beauties take the plunge m these exciting new swimsuits. They are from the latest range by Nelbarden and they will be reaching our shores m about three weeks. This94 words
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Advertisement55 1970-11-28 16 Save Cash Instantly on the famous Ijfeguard Milk now at 500 less 10%^ EBMKBai I nr t.,LI.TI— 1 M -^^^^tßMgMMgllMlla^ 11 A,"^ C^' /if S^^^HllHtkQ Hunu THEY DONT GUESS YOUR AGE-NEVER I BECAi S! YOUNG PROMISES YOU h^-3^B AN EVER -YOUTHFUL SKIN iW^^^H L£^ kanebo cosmetics ffi< The Worlds Unique55 words
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Advertisement322 1970-11-28 17 PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX, New Bridge Rd., Singapore 1 OT^S CHRISTMAS JOY is EASTERN UNITED TRADING (PTE) LIMITED tWe will Meet your Most Diverse tx>^k needs with our Range of '^Sw I Ladies/Men's Cosmetics, f > Perfumes, Electrical Products, i (\&x) Lighters, Wigs, wallpaper, P-Pet v. J^r^ People's Park Branch: Opens322 words
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Article, Illustration409 1970-11-28 18 Workshop on small industries A GOOD proportion of Singapore's skilful and spirited population has been traditionally preoccupied with independent mini-sized commercial and industrial enterprises. What will be the fate of these typically indigenous sectors of the national economy m the course of Singapore's rapid industrialisation process? Are they doomed to409 words
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Article258 1970-11-28 18 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rmtcs fixed yesterday by the Association of Banks m Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollar* per unit of foreign currency. (Rates m Hongkong dollars, foe Nov. 27) On New York TT 6.***** South Vietnam (per On New York DD 6.***** 1.000 piastres) 14.70 Gold (99% fineness, per Sterling258 words
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Article106 1970-11-28 18 HUME INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) will pay a six per cent interim dividend on Dec. 31 to both ordinary and preference shareholders on the registers on Dec. 11. The company announcement said that the payment of interim dividends was now possible "m view of the satisfactory level of106 words
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Article102 1970-11-28 18 MENTAKAB RUBBER reported slightly lower profits amounting to $150,794 for the first half of this year. This compares with $171,162 for the same period last year. The main cause for the drop was the lower average selling rubber price which was 55.54 cents a lb. compared to 56.52102 words
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Article165 1970-11-28 18 LONDON, Fri. Imperial Chemical Industries Group announced that profit, after tax, for first nine months of 19?0 was £75 million (against £84 million m the same period last year). Profit before tax and investment grants, totalled £105 million (£l3l million) but after charging depreciation of £83 million (£77 million).165 words
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Article133 1970-11-28 18 TAIWAN EEC TEXTILES PACT TAIPEI, Fri. Taiwan will export 11,445 metric tons of cotton textiles to the Common Market annually under an agreement signed between Nationalist China and the E.E.C. recently. The Economic Ministry said that the figure included 3,475 metric tons to West Germany, 3,690 metric tons to Belgium,AFP - 133 words
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Article, Illustration261 1970-11-28 18 PEOPLE in business Mr JOHN BENNETT will take up appointment a* general manager of Far East Research Organisation (FERO) as from January 1. He succeeds Mr ROBERT HAZELL, who has resigned but will continue to act as a consultant to the company. Mr Bennett, who arrived recently from Australia, said261 words
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Article42 1970-11-28 18 (Yesterday's closing prices, m U.S. dollars per ounce). Singapore (1) 39.20, (2) 148.50; Hongkong 39.30; Beirut 37.90; London 37.60; Zurich 37.608 37.755; Paris 38.04. Note: (1) Export price to non-sterling areas m U.S. dollars. (2) Local dealers' price per tael.42 words
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Article28 1970-11-28 18 (Closing buyer /teller price* for Nov. 27, m sterling per metric ton). Tone: Steady; Spot 1478 1480; 3-month 1480 1481; Settlement 1482; Total turnover 245 tons.28 words
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Article87 1970-11-28 18 The charge for corporation tax m the first nine months has been reduced a three-quarters of the over-provision of £2.5 million for 1969 which results from the proposed decrease m the rate of corporation tax to 42.5 per cent from April l, 1969. Preliminary results and final dividendReuter - 87 words
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Article140 1970-11-28 18 LONDON, Fri. Bank of New South Wales reported consolidated net profit for the year ended Sept. 30 of Af 17,332,000, up A51,253,000 from the previous year. Consolidated deposits rose to A53,180 million, up Asi7b million on last year, the bank said, while consolidated loans, advances etc., rose Asls2Reuter - 140 words
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Article94 1970-11-28 18 LONDON, Fri. Rand Selection announced a final dividend of 27% South African cents, making a total of 42% cents (same), for the year ended Sept. 30, 1970, payable on or about January 15. Consolidated profit was 21,728,000 rands (21,278,000 rands for the previous year) after tax of 266,00094 words
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Article62 1970-11-28 18 LONDON, Fri. The rights issue by Chenderiang Tin Dredging was accepted m respect of 533,958 shares under provisional letters of allotment. The company said 66,042 shares were allotted m respect of excess share applications. Applications for up to 1,100 shares allotted were m full, which absorbed 1,454 sharesReuter - 62 words
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Article27 1970-11-28 18 LONDON, Fri. Malaysia Rubber declared an interim dividend of 7VI per cent (against 10 per cent for the previous year), payable on January 1.ffgfdgdfgfg ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article29 1970-11-28 18 LONDON, Frl. Inch Kenneth Kajang Rubber declared an interim of three per cent for 1970. The Board said it anticipated a final of four Reuter per cent.Reuter - 29 words
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Article38 1970-11-28 18 LONDON, Fri. the London Stock Exchange cancelled the quotation of Australian Mercantile Land and Finance five sterling, £1 paid shares from today. Woodhall Trust had acquired 99.34 per cent of the shares m Australian Mercantile. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article42 1970-11-28 18 LONDON, Fri. Austral Development said Broken Hill South will make the second call of 75 cents a share on its 6,409,322 1968 new issue shares on January 4, 1971. The call will be payable on January 29, 1971. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article367 1970-11-28 18 MALAYSIA/SINGAPORE Speculators were to the fore again this week (ended Nov. 27) and most of the early rise was due to their buying. Trade, however, was conspicious by their absence, but despite this, large tonnages were exchanged reported GREEN COLLIER. By mid-week, small dealer shorts and long367 words
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Article539 1970-11-28 18 The market was narrowly Government bonds were 3 mixed m very quiet trading quiet and little changed, J yesterday. A firmer undertone reflecting the absence of any 4 was noted m early trading fresh factors to affect 3 reflecting end-account bear performance. 4 dosing, but prices came539 words
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Article323 1970-11-28 18 The stock market turned higher from the opening m fairly active trading yesterday. (Paid prices at 1100 EST. m U.S. dollars.) The Stanpoor industrials were up about six cents and gains led losses by about 100 issues after 20 minutes. Nov. 27 Nov. 25 Alcan 21323 words
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Article270 1970-11-28 18 AMSTERDAM Internationals were easier m quiet dealings yesterday. KLM Airlines was down slightly, estates were easier and shippings were lower with Van Ommeren very weak on local offerings. Local industrials were lower on a broad front with Heineken and Albert Heijn weak spots. Leading banks were steady with270 words
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Article748 1970-11-28 19 ANCHISES 62 (Q) °«c 7/10 L'pool, B'fast, Q'gow via Trlnco, C'bo, D'ban. BF/MC AN DRZEJ STRUG In Pt/Nov 29 P. Sham (Nov 30/ Dec 1) Penang (Dm 2/3), A'dam/R'dam, H'burg, Qydnia. POLyCFS backtera KITA o«c 8 Muscat, Dubai, Karachi. CPKH/CPA 6ARPETA Dec 1/3 P. Sham, Penang, Colombo, Bombay.748 words
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Article274 1970-11-28 19 aml American Mail Una; APL Amartean PtasldsiU Una; AUS ■L Bank Una; BBL Barbar Unas; BEN Ban Una; Bl Bl: BF Blua Funnal; BSL Blua Saa Una; BA British Asian; BFSL Burma Fira Star Una. CH CMan Hwa Shipping Co. (Pta) Ltd.; CMCR Compagnla MaHtima Das Chargaurs ftaunls; CKH274 words
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Advertisement677 1970-11-28 19 (INCOWPOJUTtD IN TMC WB*UBtIC Of aBRVaFOM) tCS BUILDING 2 SHEMTQN Way SINGAPORE 1. TEL f 3*33-7. U.K. -EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON.H'BIrRG, R'DAM, HAVRE, •MteaixM* rtKin pwMMfl ajMtvea nirruNt zißcoM 1/4 Oac Oac 7 /a Oac L«a« 4/1. HUajl/l R'dam 11/1 Havre 14/1 Mf rTUM MMiAMAMrM 4/a JM t Ja-677 words
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Article597 1970-11-28 20 Including ships sailing out of Singapore for Far East ports to the north-east Manila, Hongkong. Keetung. Kaohslung. HLL/AFT ANNA TAYLOR r>«c 2/fi Dec 2/6 Saigon. Quinhon. ssv/BA ARISTAGELOS n«r D«c 1/2 japan direct. MOSK/LEO ASTRID BAKKE rw »«/o« Dec 26/28 Hongkong. Japan. V'couver. KSL/SB ACV* Dec 6/7 HK., Y'hama.597 words
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Article170 1970-11-28 20 Mainly ships bound for Australia and New Zealand, including ships calling at Manila, etc. AUSTRALASIA >n Pt/Nov 30 Fremantle (Dec 7). AUS/AUS AUSTRALASIA Dec 17/19 P. Sham (Dec 20). Singapore (Dec 21), F rema nt le Dec 28) A US/A US BRORIVER Dec 24/27 Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney. SSL/TC BROWIND170 words
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Article377 1970-11-28 20 Including ships calling at Malaysian and Indonesian ports. BERAU In Pt/Dec 10 Djakarta/Surabaja/Makasar/ Ambon. v PL/PL. B.MANGAN Dm 29 P. Sham (Dk 31). BBL/HC BRONXVILLE Dk 3 P. Sham (DM 7). BBL/HC CHERRY LAJU Dm 3/5 Sibu, Sarikei, Binatar*. LS/LS DARPOSATU Dm 3/5 Sorong/Blak/DJaJapura. SI/SI EPAR SLSTDY DJakarta/Semarang. PL/PL377 words
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Advertisement553 1970-11-28 20 I SCINDIA (Sr) "MIS I mhhbi pacific north west service wmmmm Loading For LOS ANGELES. SAN DIEGO. SAN FRANCISCO. VANCOUVER B.C. TACOMA. Penang p s ham Singapore Anqcles JALAMMKHI %*,S*l WOk '/»!>" Jan IST CLASS SALOON PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE U.S. ATLANTIC GULF SERVICE loading for new york. charleston. new orleans,553 words
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Article257 1970-11-28 21 Twenty duplex-type these units was good, the factories being built by company would proceed Malaysian Industrial with its Phase Four and Estates under its Phase phase Five expansion proThree expansion pro- gramme at the industrial gramme at the Shah estate. Alam Industrial Estate Under these257 words
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Article1493 1970-11-28 21 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE SHORTCOVERING and speculative buying caused prices m the Stock Exchange yesterday to recover and trading closed the week on a generally steady note. The two new listings Trengganu Development and the United Motor Works attracted the most interest and together accounted1,493 words
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Article85 1970-11-28 21 Manager* prices for Dec. 2) B. S. ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mai. Invt. Fund 1.17 1.22 Mai. Progress Fund 1.02 1.07 (Managers' prices for Nov. SO) CHARTERED UNIT TRUSTS Singapore Growth Fund .97 1.02xd SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Second Singapore 1.83 Thixd "■yp" 1.16 r B. S. The Commerce Ind.85 words
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Article317 1970-11-28 21 RUBBER 54% ceatt a Ib. <*•*■ 1% ceats). Thursday's downward reaction left the market rather weak yesterday. Prices opened a half cent lower than Thursday night's close of 56-1/8 cents for December 1 RSS and hovered around this level for the first half of the morning m extremely317 words
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Article113 1970-11-28 21 Differentials are m terms of RSS 1 for the corresponding month. (For the week ended Nov. 27) SMR SCV Dec. (1-ton pallet) even money traded. SMR 5L Dec. (1-ton pallet) 1-1/4 cents premium traded. SMR 5 Dec. (1-ton pallet) 1-1/4 cents discount sellers. SMR 10 Dec (1-ton pallet)113 words
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Article63 1970-11-28 21 (Yesterday's official buyer/seller prices, m pence perlb). Tone: Idle; ClF's Dec. 18-3/4 19. Jan. 19 19-1/4, Feb. 19-3/8 19-5/8; Spot 19-1/2 19-7/8; Settlements Jan. 19-13/16 20-1/16. Feb. 20-1/8 20-6/16. March 20-1/2 20-3/4. Jan/March 20-1/8 20-5/16, April/June 21 21-3/16. July/Sept. 21-1/2 21-5/8, Oct/Dec. 21-3/4 21-16/16 Jan/March 21-7/8 22-1/16. April/63 words
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Article67 1970-11-28 21 TIN $646.37^ a picui (up 37% cents). The Straits tin price yesterday recovered by 37 ft cents to $646.37 V 4 a picul on an estimated offering of 280 tons, down 10 tons. The metal overnight price m London also picked up and by £2 a ton. The67 words
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Article158 1970-11-28 21 (Yesterday's 1.30 p.m. prices, m sterling per long ton, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per long ton): Philippine/Indonesian Nov. 231, Dec. 231 V*, Jan. 232, Feb. 234, all resellers. COCONUT OIL: Straits Dec/Jan. 153 quoted; Malayan March 166 sellers; Philippine (U.S. dollars per long ton) Dec/ Jan.158 words
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Article274 1970-11-28 21 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR-NOVEMBER 28. OUT: Scfaie Lloyd 1/2; Pyrrfaus 15/16; Stentor 18; Auby 2OE; Teverya 10/11; Kafuku Mara 40/41; Boribana 42/43; Oriental Carnaval 45; Koyo Maru 48; Robert Maersk 33/34. IN: Samapta I (Ist) 22; Texaco Hawaii 36/39; Successful274 words
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Article744 1970-11-28 21 Mining shares closed sharply lower yesterday after a persistent wave of selling. Some support was seen for selected issues towards the close but most stocks ended the day on the bottom. Oils drifted on lack of interest, while leading industrials were marked down m line with the744 words
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Article228 1970-11-28 21 Stocks maintained recent firm tendency m small dealings yesterday. Banks had business at $164 and Lands changed bands at $105, up $1 each. Interest m General Bottlers was quieter than of late and business was at $«.50. Nan Fungs were m demand and improved to $5.70, while228 words
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Article327 1970-11-28 21 The market yesterday Ajinomoto. Da wa ou *f' eased sharply, influenced by Toyo Toki Dalnlppon Ink, reports of an uncertain and Eidai Industry, economic outlook for next Chemical Trad i n g however, and other internationals fell remained quiet. on foreign •*W**' Prominent losers were The stock327 words
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Article172 1970-11-28 21 LONDON, Fri. The market opened on an idle note today, following the Thanksgiving Day holiday m the U.S. Approval was still awaited on a pig iron fixture from Calcutta and Kakinda, Madras or Vizagapatam to Japan at US».7S. Two more vessels have been tentatively accepted at U559.75172 words
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Advertisement1543 1970-11-28 22 IMHM6BI KSLrSK, a miCßTiAKiieyvA J\ %J W K£ W\ I I R? warn SrJ aS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ANNIVERSARIES. AN NOUNCEMENTS. BIRTHS. CLUB ACTIVITIES CON DOLENCES. DEATHS. ENGAGEMENTS, FUNERAL GR£€T INGS. IN MEMORIAM. MARRIAGES. MISSING. PERSONAL P P C REQUIEMS ft REUNIONS Minimum $8/ tor 20 words, each additional word 40cts. All1,543 words
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Advertisement264 1970-11-28 22 iff?,?" 7 Wn-Minin Shorthand Typewriting English Maths (Elementary/Additional) Career Commercial School 395-A Batestier Road. Singapore 12 233A Ca moment Road Singapore 2. tCCRCTARV'S COURSE commencing 14.12.70. Type- "."than! Maths. Pm»m register. Business Education •W). Serangoon Garden. TeleP*O«« Singapore BOS6OO. ""•"yHONE INSTITUTE (LONDON) will teach you a new language quickly and264 words
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Advertisement402 1970-11-28 22 ECONOMIC FLIGHT* TO EUROPE WEEKLY DEPARTURE HONGKONG/KOWLOON(MACAU) 8 DAYS $765 DAILY DEPARTURE HONGKONG(MACAU)— BANGKOK 8 DAYS $»4S OAILY DEPARTURE TAIWAN/HONGKONG/BANGKOK 12/10 DAYS $1330 $12SO ABOVE TOURS DEPART: 5-12. 8-12. 19-12. 6-1. 281. 10-2. 21-2. 7-3. 21-3. TAIWAN/KOREA/JAPAN/HONGKONG/BANGKOK 21/19/16 DAYS $2050 $1950 $1870 5-12. 19-12. 6-1. 28-1. 10-2. 21-2. 7-3. 21-3.402 words
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Advertisement268 1970-11-28 22 The Chairman Board of Directors of Ponggol Hotel (Pte) Ltd. 1 Restaurant Nightclub take pleasure m announcing the official opening of their f HOTEL Track 24, Ponggol Road, 11H m.s. Singapore 19. i on Sunday, 29th November 1970. The honourable Mr. Wee Mon Cheng Chairman, Finance Sub-Committee of the Singapore268 words
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Article, Illustration369 1970-11-28 23 STELLABELLE, with Lyle Harbridge up, impressed m a gallop on a slightly yielding track at Biikit Timah yesterday morning. On this workout the Stadamy mare is worth a bet m the class three division two it event on Sunday Silhoutte (Luke Kang) also sprinted stylishly over 3f m369 words
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Article1540 1970-11-28 23 XATWWYI EMI 1 RINGGIT 9.0 CH Tan (3) 2 LA NOTRE 8,13 NawaH (4) 3 ROHANI 8.12 I,^ (j) 4 PROGRESSIVE 8.12 Wadi (8) 5 PAPATOL 8.7 Subian (4) 6 ESPIONAGE 8.7 Chiam (7) 7 T AE-KWON-DO 8.7 Nelson (6) 8 BASE METAL 8.6 I Samry (lft) 91,540 words
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Miscellaneous348 1970-11-28 23 TWINSET CROSSWORD ACROSS DOWN 1. Body of soldiers ordered to 2. Monkey rushes all over the carry equipment (7) place (6) 5. Coconut product, a crop that needs refining (5) 3 Girl has one si n m the Bkv 8. To cut down happened to be for troßomer < 7348 words
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424 1970-11-28 24 SIXTH WORLD BOWLING COPENHAGEN, Fri. Antonio Coledan of Italy fired a 234 m his last game to sweep into first place m the qualifying rounds of the Sixth World Bowling Championships here yesterday. The stocky 26-year-old resident of Milan totalled 2080 forAP - 424 words
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192 1970-11-28 24 Comeback bid by China in world TT tourney HALMSTAD, Sweden, Fri. After four years of self-imposed isolation, Chinese table tennis team is back m business, tenaciously striving to recapture its dominating place m the world for this sport. Demonstrating its present strength, the Chinese team crushed Norway to a defeatAP - 192 words
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Article43 1970-11-28 24 SINGAPORE Recreation Club defeated RAF Tengah 1-0 m a friendly hockey match at the Padang yesterday. There was no score at halftime. Recs got the winning goal through Robin Tessensohn off a Lenny Nonis pass towards the end.43 words
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Article247 1970-11-28 24 STARTING times for the *C Division monthly medal at Bukit Chermin, on Sunday, November 28. 8.15 J. C. M Sjaw (24) E. T. Frith (24); 8.21 W. A. van Oorde (23) J. McGowan (24); 8.27 Lo Ching Yee (23) P. Donoghue (19) C. Harrison (19); 8.33 J.247 words
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490 1970-11-28 24 Aussies in sound position against England BRISBANE Fri.-A swashbuckling disputable century (unbeaten) by opener Keith Stackpole put Australia into a majestic position on the opening day of the First Test cricket match against England here today. Australia at stumps were 308 for two. Stackpole was unbeaten with 175 and Walters490 words
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Article, Illustration42 1970-11-28 24 Indian Asian Games team manager Mr. Balbir Singh (left) presenting a hockey stick signed by the players to Mr. Prem Bhatia, the Indian High Commissioner, Singapore, at Pierce Drive on Thursday night. In centre Is Mrs. Bhatia.42 words
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375 1970-11-28 24 BANGKOK, Fri. Looking fit and full of confidence, 23-year-old Erbito Salavarria of the Philippines, who arrived m Bangkok shortly before noon today said, "I'll win against Chartchai by a knockout." Salavarria was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Emilia Salavarria, promoter Ramon LainezAFP - 375 words
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Article44 1970-11-28 24 PORT of Singapore Authority Recreation Ciub scored a convincing 3-0 win over the Royal Military Police m a friendly soccer match played at Bukit Chermin yesterday. The portmen led 1-0 at the interval. Scorers were M. Rahman (2) and Haron.44 words
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432 1970-11-28 24 JASBIR SINGH - JASBIR SINGH MALAYSIAN hockey players are still hoping for a match against the Indian Asian Games hockey squad on Sunday. The chances, however, are not very good for it to come off as the Malaysian Hockey Federation has still not received confirmation432 words
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Miscellaneous27 1970-11-28 24 DAVY JONES BySamUff Z' WE POW'T WANT AYE rWE'RC BAfjfVrt Hfl m *M. W 1 -v WC/KKT, STOKMt... V MARCOy' ARE VOUTWO^^^^M| S^^V^^H LICFW^C x"''t'w J 127 words
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Miscellaneous141 1970-11-28 24 RUGBY: Joint Services vs Spore Civilians (Padang— 5 pm) Nomads vs GHQ (Tanglin— 5 pm) o HOCKEY: Spore vs India Ist Test (Jalan Besar— s pm). Malaysia/Singapore Sikhs Gurdwara Cup: Spore vs Johore; Pahang vs Selangor; Perak vs N. Sembilan (8 a.m.); Pahang vs Spore; Johore vs Selangor; Malacca vs141 words
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Title Section14 1970-11-28 1 THE SINGAPORE herald I FOR FOURTH DAY Singapore, Sun., Nov. 29, 1970 RACE GUIDE14 words
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Article1179 1970-11-28 1 CAVALIER - CAVALIER BY fdgdfgdfgdfgdfg G«iaf GMd Beat beta: Hawaii, Stellafcelle, Saagel Waaf 11. Beat l«agsh«t: C«am«Bwealtfe la Race Six SINGAPORE, Fri. Sungei Wang II can win for his owner Dato K.L. Chong the Stewards Cup m Race Seven at Bukit Tlmah on Sunday. The Macquario gelding,1,179 words
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Article2155 1970-11-28 3 Scratchings: NEED YOU BADLY, ABLE ENVOY. Note: All weights up three lbs. I 2723 PALM BEACH (Royal Palm) 4E 9.00 same a (BF) Conflux/Spencer Harbridge (12)SF 1/15 Sn22/ll d3c3 9.0h 6f; 1. Hanoman 8.9, 2. Saxony 8.11 1:19.4; Hd, 2, 2 Harbridge. 2/13 fp24/10 dlc4 8 6g Mtfj 1. Hanoman2,155 words
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2091 1970-11-28 4 10. 52 PANT AS (Ironic) SNZ B.Olud-1 Tunku 4 ClMn/Noordln Moran (7) 2/14 Sp22/ll d2c3 8.7h 6f; 1. Roman Leader 8.8, 3. Arago 8.9 1:19.6; Vt, IVi, 3 Moran. 5/11 1p25/10d2c3 8.11g6f; 1:13.8; Sh, V*. 2 Moran. 11. 19M3 ARAGO (Smokey2,091 words
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