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Title Section15 1971-02-03 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 166 Singapore Wednesday, February 3, 1971 MC(P) No. 2525 15 CENTS15 words
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9 1971-02-03 1 'U.S. air support in Laos invasion' PARATROOPS LAUNCH OFFENSIVE9 words
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269 1971-02-03 1 GEN AMIN SUSPENDS PARLIAMENT AND FORMS BUREAUCRAT CABINET KAMPALA, Tues. Ugandan coup leader Maj.-Gen. Idi Amin today proclaimed himself Head of State and immediately dissolved Parliament and suspended the country' s legal system. He also announced the formation of a new Cabinet composed mainly of senior civil servants. Only one269 words
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Article52 1971-02-03 1 LONDON, Tues. The estimated value of possible British arms sales to South Africa was not discussed at the Singapore Commonwealth Summit, Premier Edward Heath told Parliament here today. Mr Heath said the figures had not been discussed in Singapore, not even during the day-long debate on economicAFP - 52 words
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125 1971-02-03 1 CLEVELAND, Ohio, Tues. A St. Louis diabetes researcher says that hy iraasplaitlßg lusulinproductag cells la rate a trie care may he foaad for diabetes. Dr Paul E. Lacy said that L^"" uke ■■•■llbprodaclag cells from healthy laboratory rats aid implaated them uder the125 words
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Article60 1971-02-03 1 Dr. Lacy decided to describe the resalts of the experimental Implants to date, saying that more work Is seeded. He said the Implantation technique is still In Its preliminary stages. Dr. Lacy said that even If the experiments are gaccestftd, many questions reman to be answered. Bat60 words
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61 1971-02-03 1 FOUR More saspected £iI£L.* f were reported yesterday briajriajt 15* *•*•> ■■■il^rii cmßrmtd aad suspected cases to i? aMg were r «P«ted la J«Ja» Marxakl, off Chaagl Road, ud the Paya Lebar Road area, apart from the maia affected area la Jalaa Teh* aad Geylaag61 words
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Article, Illustration280 1971-02-03 1 Apollo breaks the ice and moonwalk is 'go' SPACE CENTRE, Houston, Tues. Apollo 14 was last night hurtling through space at 2,280 m.p.h. on its way to a moon landing. The docking fault which had earlier threatened to abort the voyage to a rock hunt on Fra Mauro seems to280 words
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Article118 1971-02-03 1 LONDON, Tues. Prince Philip left by air for a 24,000--mfle tour of Commonwealth island territories in the Pacific Ocean. He will also attend 50th birthday celebrations of the Royal Australian Air Force before returning home next April. The Prince was piloting the jet which118 words
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Article36 1971-02-03 1 HONGKONG, Tues. Three babies suffocated under blankets or cotton quilts over the week-end during a cold spell here bringing the number of babies who died from suffocation in the last four days to four.36 words
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Article, Illustration282 1971-02-03 1 Kosygin blames Americans MOSCOW, Tues. The Americans were blamed by Premier Alexei Kosygin today for the invasion of Laos by Sooth Vietnamese troops. He was speaking at the Kremlin in a meetiag with the Syrian delegation led by Its strongman, Gen. Haiti al Assad. He quoted "news reports showing that282 words
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Article47 1971-02-03 1 DOCKING COLLAR CLOSE-UP THIS is a model of the docking mechanism which threatened the Apollo 14 mission. The problem lay in the capture latches at the tip of the probe assembly (left), which failed five times to operate when it was inserted in the docking collar (right).47 words
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104 1971-02-03 1 KARACHI, Tues.— An Indian Airlines Fokker hijacked to Pakistan last Saturday by two Kashmir Liberation Front commandos was blown up at Lahore airport today. The two front members, Mohammad Hashim and Ashraf Qureshi, who had been aboard the aircraft since it arrived atAFP - 104 words
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Article28 1971-02-03 1 PRETORIA: Hundreds of angry Africans stoned buses near here today in protest against poor public transport. A driver and a child were hurt. Several buses were damaged. AFPAFP - 28 words
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Article19 1971-02-03 1 UNITED NATIONS: U Thant today appealed to Israel and Egypt to extend their ceasefire after it expires on Friday.19 words
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Miscellaneous18 1971-02-03 1 I^H^P^r^k^n^nM A M ■fil IA I AmC WEATHER ontlook for Singapore from C a.m. to noon today: Fair.18 words
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Article570 1971-02-03 1 TOKYO, Tues. An estimated 4,000 to 5,000 South Vietnamese paratroopers, supported by U.S. Air Force helicopters and warplanes have launched an offensive in Southern Laos, hoping to cut North Vietnamese and Vietcong supply routes, Kyodo News Service reported today. In a dispatch from Saigon, Kyodo said the South Vietnamese troopers570 words
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Article504 1971-02-03 2 NIXON TAKES THE NIGH ROAD PRESIDENT Nixon's recent State of the Union message was plainly intended to mark an important watershed in his presidency. The man who came to office two years ago dedicated to small purposes has suddenly begun to set himself mighty goals. About those goals there need504 words
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617 1971-02-03 2 WASHINGTON: President Nixon has taken quite a risk with his big deficit budget, which could trigger off new inflation. But he had no real choice. The relatively poor showing of the Republican Party at the November Congressional elections indicated that stagnation and unemployment figuresAP - 617 words
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Article, Illustration1476 1971-02-03 2 ALUN CHAL FONT - Arms: 3 choices for Heath ALUN CHAL FONT AFTER SINGAPORE... By IF TAKING on 30 Commonwealth leaders singlehanded and dismissing their preoccupations as part of a gigantic farce can be regarded as a notable diplomatic triumph, then Mr Heath must be well pleased with his recent performance in Singapore. But1,476 words
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Article, Illustration464 1971-02-03 2 Wednesday. February 3, 1971 THE SINGAPORE HERALD NEWS agency reports from South Vietnam last night confirmed earlier charges by Moscow and Hanoi that a major military offensive against southern Laos is under way. The objective, apparently, is the same as that which led to the push464 words
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Advertisement14 1971-02-03 2 times like this you need NATIONAL Hi-Top batteries jt .^a^3| I^^^BBIIH HI a I14 words
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247 1971-02-03 3 Shipping line extends its container route A SEATTLE shipping company, American Mail Line (AML), will have three full container vessels calling at Singapore in the middle of next year. The company's president, Mr. Robert E. Benedict, will pay his first inspection tour of the Far East later this month. His247 words
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187 1971-02-03 3 A MAGISTRATE, eierclsiag special powers, acqsrftted two acctsed «f havtag iflea copper wire from aa uoccapied htue because the owvers were "■ol complaialag" aboat Its Ism Seamaa Abdal Rashid bin Abdtdlak, 24, aad Ataa bta Said, 2s, uemployed, were charged with187 words
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Article64 1971-02-03 3 GOH Ah Ter of Chua Chu Kang Road was fined a total of $180 for committing two traffic offences when he drove a motor-tipper four years ago. He was fined $150 for driving at SO mph where the speed limit was 20 mph and $3064 words
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Article50 1971-02-03 3 KUCHING, Tues. —The round-the-clock curfew imposed on Sunday in certain parts of the Bau Kuching area has been relaxed with effect from today. The new curfew hours are from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. daily until further notice, a police spokesman said here tonight. BernamaBernama - 50 words
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308 1971-02-03 3 WHAT A PRIVATE EYE SAW UNDER A TREE ON A HILL... A PRIVATE investigator told the High Court yesterday that he trailed a bank executive and a woman to a hill overlooking Clementi Park and saw them having sexual intercourse. He was hired by Madam Linda Sim to keep watch308 words
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Article, Illustration18 1971-02-03 3 "He's MY boss,, and don't tell me you aren't encouraging him to hang around YOUR desk."18 words
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Article, Illustration194 1971-02-03 3 Computers as a tool for Health COMPUTERS should be used to improve the quality of medical services in Singapore, Dr David Macfadyen, the World Health Organisation's senior adviser on tuberculosis said last night. Dr. Macfadyen was speaking on "The Computer as a Tool for Health Cure" at Outram Road General194 words
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Article172 1971-02-03 3 ruiSLiu utilities Board Labourer K. S. Thangaras, 55, was shot when he and a crowd advanced towards four retreating gunmen after a $124,000 payroll robbery at the PUB Depot in Kitchener Road on Nov. 7, 1969, an eye witness told a preliminary inquiry yesterday. Kandasalam s/o Kandasamy172 words
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Advertisement188 1971-02-03 3 TJiMji" ME i-^ 4^^% J M I W^* I M I 1^*»)»hn B^ 1-^ .-■»■<* w^h^^^^H ■'•w'***^^. ii iii jtE^jKS- k "^^^^3^^^^ "Ti"'' l v i -*♦'*■•'>■ '*■'*>- >- JCJI 1 V* *t t* For some people there is only one airline. The man with the fastest 'over Eddie said188 words
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127 1971-02-03 4 A JUDGE'S ADVICE TO WOMAN ARRESTED IN RAID ON BROTHEL A JUDGE yesterday told a a brothel that the wmM have more dlgalty era If she were to work at a washerwoman lastead. Yvowf Miwtl, 23, admitted ike lived la 23-B, Orchard Civt described as a brothel from Oct. 27,127 words
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Article55 1971-02-03 4 A FORMER Keppel Bus Company driver. Lee Boon Hin, was fined $500 by a traffic court yesterday for driving a bus dangerously in Pasir Panjang Road on Oct. 28 last year. Lee, of Commonwealth Crescent, admitted knocking down a pedestrian and colliding with a car55 words
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Article44 1971-02-03 4 THE Chairman of the Department of Medicine at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, Dr. John C. Beck, will give a talk on "Undergraduate and graduate medical education trends in North America" at the Pathology Lecture Theatre at 8.15 p.m. today.44 words
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Article, Illustration165 1971-02-03 4 A SYMPOSIUM is being organised to find out the extent of drug addiction among young people here. This was disclosed by Mr Anthony R.G. D'Rose (above) who chaired a symposium on "T h e Dangers of Drugs" at Mtrymount Convent School last165 words
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Article, Illustration139 1971-02-03 4 THE boycott of aboat 3M caddies at the Island locatkm of the Singapore Island Coaatry Clab yesterday Marred the first day's play of the FEAF golf championships. The- caddies were protesting against a new system adopted by the dab for better control aad discipline139 words
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Article186 1971-02-03 4 Police uncover new drug threat 'SPEED' MX TABLETS COULD BE DANGEROUS POLICE have uncovered a new drug threat to young people, the Health Ministry said last night. In a statement, the Ministry said two youths had been arrested in December for possessing Methaqualone tablets and two bottles of the same186 words
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253 1971-02-03 4 Nantah out to strengthen bonds with varsities abroad NANYANG University is making greater efforts to foster regional and international relations with universities in SouthEast Asia, Britain and America. Since 1969, Nantah has taken part in programmes sponsored by the Inter-University Council in Britain. Two lecturers have been sent over to253 words
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Article57 1971-02-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Islamic Secretariat will move to Jeddah when all the member countries have settled their annual subscriptions, its Secretary General, Tunku Abdul Rahman, said here today. The former Prime Minister, was speaking to reporters at Kuala Lumpur airport before flying to Penang after57 words
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Article53 1971-02-03 4 JIRI Kafka, a flight engineer with Czechoslavakia Air Lines was fined $40 yesterday for careless driving. His car was involved in an accident with another car in East Coast Road on Aug. 29 last year. A local representative of the airline paid the fine for Kafka, who53 words
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Article, Illustration23 1971-02-03 4 LAFF A DAY MAOAfAE ZA-ZA CRVSTAL REAPIMGS "Hello, I'm calling about that want ad you're going to place in the paper next month."23 words
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340 1971-02-03 5 That 'Tiger' in wax idea 'is disgraceful' THE APPEAL COMMITTEE for Singapore Chinese massacred by Japanese opposes the plan to build a waxworks museum in which the figure of World War Japanese General T. Yamashita will be among the first to be displayed. The honorary secretary of the committee, Mr.340 words
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176 1971-02-03 5 FUGITIVE SHOT BY POLICE AFTER CAR CHASE KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A man who broke a restricted residence order was shot by police this morning when he tried to evade arrest. A police spokesman said that Deputy Supt. M. Govindasamy led a police party to Jalan Pasar Market and saw the176 words
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Article55 1971-02-03 5 A COCKTAIL party in honour of Mr. James H. Whitman, president of Tucor Services Inc. will be held at the Hilton Hotel at 8.30 p.m. on Monday. ODD PEANUTS! HAWKER S. Appavoo of Ben coolen Street was fined $10 for selling peanuts without a licence at55 words
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Article, Illustration44 1971-02-03 5 Training of valuers MR J. BRUCE Brown, the New Zealand Government's Valuer-General, will arrive at Singapore on Friday to discuss training of valuers in New Zealand under the Colombo Plan. He will also visit Kuala Lumpur to meet Malaysian State valuation authorities. Mr. Brown44 words
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Article, Illustration575 1971-02-03 6 NELLY KOE - NELLY KOE A CLOSE LOOK AT POVERTY By AND A WAY OF LIFE THEY ARE SO USED T0... The row of zinc and plank shacks which lean against each other in Joo Chiat Lane. In the daytime, the inside is like a hothouse. THESE families live in cubicles in575 words
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Article187 1971-02-03 6 TWO scholars a Malaysian and an Indonesian have been awarded fellowships for research in Singapore for 12 months. The fellowships were awarded by the Institute of South-East Asian Studies to: Mr. Lao Telk Sooa, a Malaysian who obtained his Bachelor of Arts (First Class Honours187 words
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328 1971-02-03 6 S.C. CHAN - Reds pay border folk for information oi troop moves S.C. CHAN From KUCHING, Sarawak, Tues. Communists are paying people along the Sarawak-Kalimantan border for tips. The Indonesian authorities learned of this while interrogating Communist supporters and sympathisers. The Communists paid "quite well" for information on Security Forces movements and activities.328 words
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Article54 1971-02-03 6 FOO Say Fun, of Jalan Leban, told a traffic court yesterday that he had parked his car I at a taxi stand "because the yellow lines looked like white lines during the night" He was fined $25 for the j offence committed in Meyer Road54 words
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Article44 1971-02-03 6 COFFEE-SHOP assistant, Urn Bok Swee, was slashed on the back with a parang as he was walking along North' bridge Road last night. He was brought to the Outram Road General Hospital where his condition was said to be "not serious."44 words
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315 1971-02-03 6 'I stabbed my sister because of her affair' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A former labourer told the High Court bere today that he stabbed his sister because he was angry after being told of her affair with a man. R. Rasakano, 39, who was continuing his defence since yesterday on a315 words
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194 1971-02-03 6 Passed: Bill to look after dependants of the dead KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Cabinet today approved a bill to ensure that dependants of a dead person will get a "reasonable provision" for their maintenance. The inheritance (Family Provision) Bill, however does not apply to Muslims and natives of the Borneo194 words
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536 1971-02-03 6 A promise not to give names of doctors PART OF DAMAGE CLAIM (MEDICAL FEES) DROPPED A FORMER High Court clerical officer withdrew part of his claim for damages against the Singapore Traction Company Limited yesterday. Mr. Joseph Navaratnam's counsel, Mr. H.E. Cashin, decided to withdraw a claim of $2,200 for536 words
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Advertisement139 1971-02-03 6 Air-India announces immediate change in the day of operation into and out of Singapore of their flights on Saturdays which will now operate on Fridays to following schedules: AIIO6/IQ6A AIIUA/Ul «-T LT How York D 2030 wad. Singapore o 1730 Fri London A 0920 Thu. Kuala Lumpur A 1820 D139 words
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Miscellaneous45 1971-02-03 6 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker WMAT'S TME v7 y />v g If@ 7~~ (9£NEJ?AL X/^T J (>?/• f FRANKLY, I 'P TO SAY WV4EN ME V—^ H^ B SEE6 TMAT PENT -KL L^ I V^) FOR E IN >OUfc HELMET J^' Mffl}/ \*~*^3> 7 /^»S P^^T45 words
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Article, Illustration261 1971-02-03 7 Information portfolio also to Ghazali Tan Sri Ghazali KUALA LUMPUR,— Tues. Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie has been appointed Minister of Information in addition to his duties as Minister with Special Functions. Tan Sri Ghazali who resigned as SecretaryGeneral of the Foreign Ministry to take up his ministerial post in the261 words
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Article51 1971-02-03 7 THE Singapore Handicaps' Friendship Club is organising a visit to Jurong Bird Park on Feb. 14. Members of the club and their friends who are interested to join the excursion should contact Mr Stephen Yeo of 839-C, Lorong 1, Block 129, Toa Payoh, by Feb.51 words
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Article, Illustration15 1971-02-03 7 Yd LIKE TO OP6K THIS tXX)R JUST ONCE WITHOUT DRAWING A CfcWtT15 words
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Article, Illustration234 1971-02-03 7 THE PUBLIC Works Department started a "tow-away" operation yesterday to remove abandoned vehicles which have been causing obstruction along several roads in the Republic. By evening, more than 20 cars and lorries, some of them unregistered, had been towed to its workshop in Kallang. The234 words
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302 1971-02-03 7 ELEVEN women who claimed to be the relatives of political detainees staged a demonstration outside City Hall yesterday the eighth anniversary of the Operation Cold Store arrests. They stopped some cars and motor-cycles in St Andrew's Road to distribute pamphlets calling for302 words
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Article78 1971-02-03 7 A WINDOW of Ike Ceatral Police Statlea was partly bant wbea a parcel, left by someeae oa the wtadowsill, exploded oa Meaday algal. Police spokesaua, actiag Depaty Sapt. Leslie Woag. daMMed It as tae work of arsealsts. He said police #||Mm|l «A«|a Auk |J&||A. rffcf78 words
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Article57 1971-02-03 7 POLICE recovered a dagger, three bearing scrapers, two parangs and four bags of acid bulbs from a car in an unnamed lane off Paya Lebar Road last night. Four men who were near the car ran away when two policemen on beat duty approached them. Three57 words
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Article42 1971-02-03 7 "> A THREE-DAY seminar on Population control and parenthood will be held by the Beatty Secondary School from Feb. 19 at Beatty Road. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education, Inche Mohd. GhazaM bin Ismail will inaugurate it.42 words
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Article41 1971-02-03 7 Mr. H. Clandola, South-East Asia correspondent of the National Herald, New Delhi, will speak about his impressions of the recent Commonwealth conference at the Lions Club of Singapore lunch at Goodwood Park Hotel's Viking Room at 12.45 p.m. today.41 words
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221 1971-02-03 8 Flying pastor service grounded for a month KUCHING, Malaysia, Tues. The Seventh Day Adventist here will not be able to answer any mercy mission calls for at least a month, a pastor said today. This follows the crash of one of its two flve-seater Cessna last week at Aver Manis,221 words
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96 1971-02-03 8 POLICE SEEK OWNER OF RECOVERED ARTICLES POLICE are trying to find the owner of a Minolta mini-ca-mera. (Serial No: *****2) and a long-playing record, believed to have been stolen from a car at Marine Parade on the night of Dec. 19, 1970. A police spokesman said yesterday that a man96 words
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92 1971-02-03 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Rubber Industries Replanting Board will complete its survey on the extent of flood damage to rubber trees by the end of this month. It will be submitted to the Commerce and Industry Minister, Inche Mohd. Khir Johari,92 words
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Article49 1971-02-03 8 BUTTERWORTH, Tues. The Preventive Section of the Customs here seized about 250 Ib. of Indian hemp valued at $15,000 in a house at Tainan Senangan in Telok Ayer Tawar, near here, yesterday. A customs spokesman said today that a woman was detained in the raid.49 words
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Article39 1971-02-03 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The deputy Director of Teacher Training, Che Asian binte Abu Samah, will give a talk on education in Malaysia, with emphasis on teacher training and rural education to the Muslim Women's Action Association tomorrow.39 words
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Article241 1971-02-03 8 In the queue for jobs... THERE were 4,735 semi-skilled and skilled workers listed on the Labour Ministry* s Employment Exchange register on Dec. 31 last year. They made up 10.84 per cent of a total of 43,655 job seekers registered with the exchange, according to the Ministry's monthly report for241 words
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187 1971-02-03 8 ALLIANCE POLLS VICTORY AND GOVT POLICIES... MALACCA, Ties. The Alliance victory la the Melaka Selataa Parliamentary election last Saturday will have aa importaat bearing oa the Government's articles, the Mlalster et Natieaal aad Raral Development, lache AbdaJ Ghafar Baba, Mid today. "It is aot so much the Alliaace winning the187 words
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104 1971-02-03 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. American pianist Jeannette Haien who will give two performances in Malaysia, will help to raise funds for Kuala Lumpur's first "city piano." The campaign to raise the money was announced here today by the secretary of the Malaysian-American Society, Mrs.104 words
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124 1971-02-03 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Small farmers in the Muda River Irrigation Scheme area are charged exorbitant rates of interest sometimes as high as 200 per cent by money lenders and middlemen. This was discovered in a survey by the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority on rural124 words
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104 1971-02-03 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Taes. The Speaker ef the Dewaa Ra'ayat, Date CM. Yaaaf, today assared MP's that tbere will be ae carb ea the ttme-liamlt far debates as a resalt of the aew ParUaaieat ksws treat 2.M p. at. to f.3* Mb. "There will104 words
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Article, Illustration280 1971-02-03 8 GOLDEN FLEECE - These guides want a cut GOLDEN FLEECE WHEN Singapore put on its best behaviour over the duration of the Commonwealth Conference let us not rest on our laurels and revert to former practices. Today there is a firmly established practice of tourist guides demanding commissions up to 20 per cent280 words
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383 1971-02-03 8 P.R.L. WILSON; VICTIM - Office with courteous and prompt service P.R.L. WILSON VICTIM I WOULD like to place on record my appreciation for an extremely well run Government Department which has constant dealings with the public the Department of Immigration. Within a week (of which three and a half days were holidays) of submitting383 words
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339 1971-02-03 8 ONE WHO KNOWS BETTER; LEE HON MING - CRITICISMS OF LIFEGUARDS ARE UNFOUNDED ONE WHO KNOWS BETTER LEE HON MING I REFER to the letters from some "distressed" parents on the Eusoff College Affair which appeared in your newspaper recently. I would like to point out one fact which seems to have been missed by a number of339 words
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Article, Illustration231 1971-02-03 8 CHESS. ..by Herald Knight" SINGAPORE'S Choong Liong On outplayed his opponent, Australia's Grade B player, W.F. Jarvis, in the 1971 Karlis Lidums International Tournament in Adelaide, Australia. Choong, with the black pieces, adopted the Sicilian. Both players castled early in the game. Jarvis forced the issue on231 words
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Article98 1971-02-03 8 ANTI- COCKROACH - GET PESTS OFF OUR BACKS ANTI-COCKROACH ABOUT four weeks ago a few cockroaches were seen crawling in the lift of Block 75, Commonwealth Drive. Now the lift is swarming with cockroaches and the residents have the uncomfortable experience of having some of them crawling down their backs. Besides being unhygienic98 words
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320 1971-02-03 8 HARRY ONG; CAPT. A.G. HUTCHINSON; M. CHONG - HOW MANY OF US HAVE SUCH NOBLE FEELINGS? HARRY ONG CAPT. A.G. HUTCHINSON M. CHONG THE story of National Serviceman Robin Edward Jorce who died recently in a military truck accident is a study in extremes. And what wonderful extreme patriotism! How many of us can lay claim to the320 words
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248 1971-02-03 9 TOKYO, Tues. Mr Yasuhiro Nakasone, directorgeneral of the Defence Agency said in the Diet (parliament) last night that the manpower of Japan's Self-Defence forces ten years hence will remain at the present level of 180,000. According to the observers here, Mr Nakasone'AFP - 248 words
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Article64 1971-02-03 9 TOKYO, Tues. Police today raided 25 student hangouts and arrested five leftist students following reports of a plot to kidnap Japanese Government and business officials. Police said they were informed the students planned to hold the officials as hostages to bargain for the releaseAP - 64 words
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Article59 1971-02-03 9 HONGKONG, Tues. Customs officers discovered 50 pounds of hashish hidden in false bottoms of three suitcases during a routine search at Hongkong's Kai Tak airport, a Customs spokesman said last night. He said the suitcases belonged to a European man and woman who arrived earlier59 words
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Article60 1971-02-03 9 WASHINGTON, Tues. United States Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker is returning next Monday night for about a week of consultations with President Nixon and Secretary of State William P. Rogers. A State Department spokesman said he would return to his Saigon post by way of Paris where heAP - 60 words
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Article105 1971-02-03 9 LAGOS, Tues. Two students were killed and 20 others seriously injured in riots over poor food at a canteen in Nigeria's biggest university, Ibadan. The deaths came when shots were fired to disperse about 3,000 rioting students, demanding the sacking of a canteenAP - 105 words
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Article56 1971-02-03 9 JAKARTA, Tues. Foreign Minister Adam Malik leaves for Manila on March 10 to attend the Foreign Ministers conference of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) official sources said today. The conference also will be attended by representatives of Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and the PhilippinesAP - 56 words
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Article420 1971-02-03 9 a a. r. T. T. 1 1* 1" 1 •••5222 5 2. l». MANILA, Tues. Three youths were killed and more than 20 injured today as police clashed with students and vandals in widely-scattered sections of Manila. Hospitals said the dead included two teenaged420 words
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Article, Illustration49 1971-02-03 9 LOS ANGELES, Tues. The body of a M e x i c a n A m e r ican youth lies on the pavement in east Los Angeles where he was shot during an outbreak of violence on Sunday f o Mowing a rally protesting at alleged police brutality.49 words
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Article190 1971-02-03 9 MANILA, Tues. A Philippine-American panel to "identify areas of difficulty" in agreements which allow U.S. military bases here will begin meeting next week. The United States has about 18,000 servicemen here at Clark Air Base and Subic Naval Base. They are now under a 25--year190 words
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Article183 1971-02-03 9 Vietcong shell three U.S. bases SAIGON, Tues. Vietcong forces shelled three American bases including the big airnaval complex at Danang today. The U.S. Command said Chinese and Soviet-made rockets were used, but damages were light with only a few losses. In addition to Danang, the U.S. bases at Phu Cat183 words
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Advertisement160 1971-02-03 9 Try us for size Accra Barcelona Budapest Delhi Merida Addis Abeba Beograd Buenos Aires Dhahran Mexico Amsterdam Beyrouth Cairo Djakarta Milano Anchorage Bogota Calcutta Dlisseldorf Montevideo Ankara Boston Chicago Entebbe Montreal o 'IS 1 B^™^ Dakar Frankfurt Munchen Baghdad Bruxelles Damascus Geneve Nairobi Bangkok Bucuresti Dares Salaam Geneva Napoli Gdteborg160 words
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334 1971-02-03 10 HONGKONG, Tues. The Peking People's Daily today said that the British Conservative Government had instigated "a reactionary coup d'etat" in an attempt to seize back its lost colonial position in certain parts of Africa. Apparently referring to the ousting of President Milton Obote334 words
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Article, Illustration429 1971-02-03 10 aaaa •••••••a i" a" 1* 1" 1" 11" •***** 2 aaa a* a 2 2» CAIRO, Tues. The Egyptians are trying to convince the world that new fighting may break out along the Suez Canal after six months of peace. Air raid sirens screamed429 words
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206 1971-02-03 10 WASHINGTON, Tues. Ecuador demanded last night the withdrawal from its territory of the United States military mission. In a note signed by Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Jose Maria Ponce Yepez, Ecuador said the action was taken in retaliation for what it termed coercive measures adoptedAP - 206 words
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Article57 1971-02-03 10 KOBE, Tues. Japan's biggest submarine, Uzusho (Swirling Torrents), has been formally delivered to the Defence agency. The Uzushio, 1,850 is Japan's first "tear drop" shaped submarine, a shape that gives its superior underwater movement and propulsion performances. Noteworthy feature of the submarine is that its hull isAFP - 57 words
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Article47 1971-02-03 10 WASHINGTON, Tues. President and Mrs. Nixon were to join a gathering of top United States officials and foreign dignitaries at the 19th Annual National Prayer Breakfast today. An evangelist friend of the President, Blly Graham was to he at the head table.47 words
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126 1971-02-03 10 WASHINGTON, Tues. The divorce rate in the United States climbed sharply in the 1980s, the Census Bureau said in a survey yesterday. Divorced men remarry faster than women, the study said. According to the survey, based on interviews with 50,000 households, the increase was 33AP - 126 words
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87 1971-02-03 10 Solzhenitsyn wants his Nobel money STOCKHOLM, Tues. Soviet writer Alexander Solz henitsyn has asked the Nobel foundation to transfer his US$BO,OOO literature prise to a bank account. Academy secretary Dr. Karl Ragnar Gterow says he has received an indirect message from Solzhenltsyn. This means there is no longer any hope87 words
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Article, Illustration153 1971-02-03 10 BEIRUT, Taes. A Ml mM to be a Palestftalaa gaerilla shot aad killed a yoath yesterday la Betrat's crowded ceatral market place. Place des Martyres, aad wiwdid 11 others while trylag to escape. Police sources said the maa. ldeatined as Saad TwkL appeared153 words
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Article203 1971-02-03 10 BURBANK(California) Tucs. Lockheed Aircraft Corporation said yesterday it has decided to accept a $200 million loss, instead of going into litigation, as settlement of its contract disputes with the U.S. Government. The firm last month described the Governments offer of the fixed loss as excessive andAP - 203 words
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Article241 1971-02-03 10 LONDON, Toes. A wildcat walkout halted assembly lines at 21 Ford Motor Co. plaits today as Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Anthony Barber, pledged to stand firm against the Inflationary strike settlements. Mr. Barber, who Is In charge of keeping the shaky BritishAP - 241 words
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250 1971-02-03 10 Connally: 'I broke no laws when I took $225,000' WASHINGTON, Tues. Mr. John B. ConnaJly Jr. denied yesterday he violated the Texas Constitution by accepting at least $225,000 from a foundation while he was Governor. He asked a new Senate hearing on his nomination as U.S. Treasury Secretary so heAP - 250 words
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Article123 1971-02-03 10 HOF, Bavaria, Tues. A huge cigarette and alcohol smuggling racket between East and West Germany has been uncovered by Customs officers here. On two trips last December, two lorries crossed from East into West Germany at the Rudolphstein frontier point carrying 6.5 million cigarettes and123 words
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Article72 1971-02-03 10 ALBANY, New York, Tues. Pregnant women have been warned by New York State's Health Commissioner, Mr. Hollis S. Ingraham, that eating mercury-contaminated tuna and swordflsb may be hazardous to their unborn babies. His warning did not mention any specific level of mercury considered harmful. Recently the U.S.AP - 72 words
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Article, Illustration783 1971-02-03 11 PETER COLE- ADAMS - White Australia warts and all PETER COLE-ADAMS BACKGROUND TO THE FOREIGN NEWS By in LONDON WHAT with Mr. Lynch (Australia's Minister for Immigration) telling Britain's Race Relations Board to mind its own business, and Victoria's Mr. Dickie calling a spade a spade, Austral a' s immigration policy is enduring a783 words
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Article559 1971-02-03 11 LLE WELLYN CHANTER - LLE WELLYN CHANTER By THE decision by the Falkland Islands Company to withdraw the R.MJS. Darwin from the Port Stanley-Monte-video run at the end of this year might conceivably put the British Government on its mettle so far as the future of the Falklands is concerned.559 words
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Article762 1971-02-03 11 WHILE Government troops and Communist guerillas struggle for the hearts and minds of the people in Tuyen Due province, 150 miles north-east from here, a small group of workers concentrate on their lungs and livers. These workers are part of Project Concern, an internationalINTRASIA - 762 words
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Article, Illustration342 1971-02-03 11 BILLY BRAY - BILLY BRAY From in BANGKOK THAI police and other authorities are looking more nervously at student protests which bubbled up again last week. Two decades of student peace were broken three months ago when hulalongkorn University students organised massive demonstra tions against administration and342 words
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330 1971-02-03 12 Mr K's 'Be realistic' call to Syrians MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Alexei Kosygin, called on Syria today to be realistic in its appraisal of the Middle East situation. He also pleaded for efforts to rally the Arab peoples and advised the Syrians to rely on support fromAP - 330 words
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212 1971-02-03 12 Manila won't desert Taiwan for Peking MANILA, Tues. Foreign Secretary Carlos P. Romulo claims the Philippines "cannot easily set aside'* its friendship with Taiwan in any consideration of future overtures with Peking. Romulo made the statement yesterday during a briefing he gave the Lower House Foreign Affairs Committee on the212 words
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Article25 1971-02-03 12 LAGOS, Tues. Seventy four cholera cases with 11 deaths were reported in Nigeria between Jan. 24 to 30, health authorities announced here.25 words
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194 1971-02-03 12 BANGKOK, Tues. A leading politician in Malaysia is suspected of helping to plan and finance the subversive activities of dissident Muslims, in Southern Thailand, the English daily Bangkok Post reported today. The newspaper quoted a well-placed member of Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak's political party,AFP - 194 words
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Article74 1971-02-03 12 HOUSTON, Former astronaut James McDivitt, manager of the Apollo space programme, explaining how "some foreign object" got into the Apollo 14 docking system. He and Mission Director Chester Lee, right, say they believe it has now gone and the astronauts can make a lunar landing. Their74 words
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Article30 1971-02-03 12 BREST, France, Tues. A French fishing boat sank after colliding with France's nuclear submarine Le Redoutable while the submarine was on exercises near this Atlantic port yesterday.30 words
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Article, Illustration131 1971-02-03 12 THE SINGAPORE CANBERRA, Tues. Australia's new Deputy Prime Minister and Country Party leader is Mr. Douglas Anthony, 41, a pineapple and banana grower from New South Wales. He succeeds Sir John McEwen who has retired after 36 years in politics. The election131 words
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332 1971-02-03 12 Seeing for the first time his son, aged 44 SAN FRANCISCO, Tues. Mr. Pon Lung Chung, 75, embraced the lady he married 45 years ago in China and beamed happily at his 44-year-old son for the first time. The scene was San Francisco International Airport and the occasion was Mr.AP - 332 words
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124 1971-02-03 12 OTTAWA, Ties. Queen Elizabeth's portrait on Canadian 2t-dollar bills does not show a brassiere strap and will not be changed, an indignant Depaty Secretary of the Bank of Canada said today. Mr Herbert Richardson said In an Interview that he had heard several peopleAP - 124 words
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Article718 1971-02-03 12 MYSTERY LEAK OF CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT TEHERAN, Tues. The publication of a confidential document lost or stolen from the briefcase of an oil company spokesman today threatened to inject new bitterness into a final round of price negotiations with the oil states of the Persian Gulf. TheAP; AFP - 718 words
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THE SINGAPORE herald Section II
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302 1971-02-03 13 Land marked for airport extension OWNERS TO BE COMPENSATED FOR THEIR LOSS THE Government has announced that it is acquiring 539 acres of private land in the northern part of Perseverance Estate for the extension of the Paya Lebar Airport runway and for drainage and sewerage works. A Gazette notification302 words
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178 1971-02-03 13 Man hit and killed by cycle in passage A 16-YEAR-OLD labourer went motorcycling on the verandah of a block of houses in Rochore Canal Road on Dec. 9 and landed himself in court yesterday for causing the death of a 70-year-old man. Murthiram Fathumall was convicted and fined $250 and178 words
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192 1971-02-03 13 Company ordered to pay $1,996 to family A TEXTILE firm, A. Woosensah Co. of High Street, was ordered by the Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday to pay without delay $1,986.65 service benefit to the family of an employee who had died. Court president Tan Boon Chiang said he was satisfied that192 words
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Article45 1971-02-03 13 THIRTY-EIGHT gamblers, 18 of them women, were fined a total of $1,435 in a magistrate's court yesterday. A 15-year-old boy. Ton Kwee Heng, who was among them was discharged after being given a stern warning by magistrate Tan Lian Ker. I45 words
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Article, Illustration213 1971-02-03 13 A touch of old Singapore in new hotel An artist's Impression of the Hotel Royal A TOUCH of old Singapore will be seen In the Hotel Royal In Newton Road to depict the times when Singapore was not as progressive and wealthy as It Is now. The $13 million hotel's213 words
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Article89 1971-02-03 13 A CHAUFFEUR'S claim for $5,646 overtime pay from his former employer was dismissed by Mr Justice D'Cotta in the High Court yesterday. Long Abas had claimed that he was not paid overtime for •work done on weekdays, Sundays, public holidays and annual leave from October 196289 words
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112 1971-02-03 13 TWO women and a girl, aged 19, were found dead at the foot H^ in 8 and Development Board flats yesterday. At 7.25 a.m., police found the f Jen* Yoke Chueng, 54, hi r* 1 11 seven miJ es 'rom Je^home112 words
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222 1971-02-03 13 m«. AWYER successfully EeStioS yesterd ,«y that I m!n?« annulment on the ST^ f !JH age nuU and V °W, the cal^H^ 111 camera unless the judge is Ma <Jam Khoo Poh Kheng, 31, I of Lorong 6, Tom Payoh, had told222 words
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Article, Illustration224 1971-02-03 13 UP— NEW ZEALAND IMPORT QUOTA FOR PINES NEW measures are being taken to allow more canned pineapples from producing countries, including Malaysia, to be imported into New Zealand. Mr. L.R. Adams-Schneider, New Zealand's Associate Minister of Industries and Commerce, disclosed this yesterday after a meeting with members of the Malayan224 words
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115 1971-02-03 13 Rusty nail kills barefoot gardener A GARDENER died of tetanus a week after he stepped on a rusty nail,* a coroner heard yesterday. Lim Kim Kiat, of Lorong Norbat, told the inquiry that his employee, Tan Ah Bah, 62, was working with him at his farm in Lorong Tanggam on115 words
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Article75 1971-02-03 13 PRESIDENT Sheares has assented to three Bills passed at the Jan. 25 session of Parliament. These are the Central Provident Fund (Amendment) Bill, the Loans (International Bank) (Amendment) Bill, and the Jurong Town Corporation (Amendment) Bill. ODD WOMAN STABBED A HOUSEWIFE, Ng Poh, 40, was stabbed75 words
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283 1971-02-03 13 ACCIDENTS: A $1.6m. PAY-OUT BY BOSSES LAST YEAR ACCIDENTS involving workers cost Singapore employers more than $1.6 million in compensation last year. This was $400,000 more than the amount paid out in 1 969 There were 9,682 accidents 159 of them fatal last year as against 8,714, with 132 fatalities,283 words
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137 1971-02-03 13 CRACKERS BAN TO BE LIFTED FOR FOUR HOURS TODAY POLICE yesterday reminded the pabUc that the present baa on firecrackers will again be lifted for few hows today from It p.m. to 2 a.m. Police spokesman, acting Depvty Sapt. Leslie Wong reiterated yesterday that the firing of crackers was permitted137 words
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Article64 1971-02-03 13 MOHD. Sani bin Tahir of Universal Cars Ltd., was fined $30 for parking a car in an unauthorised place in Penang Lane car park on March 1, 1967. ODD GANJA: $l,2tt FINE LABOURER Yusof bin Abu Bakar, 37, was fined $1,200 in a magistrate's64 words
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Advertisement61 1971-02-03 13 AT YOUR CINEMAS/P.,. 14 ECONOMIC AfrAI»S/P.,.« 15/16 TOWN TALK/P.»« 17 UV.NG/TV/P.g.s 18/19 SHIPP.NO/P.g., 20/^1 Precision watch that tells the time in style VBkVv^^W Automatic Calendar Superwaterproof ft jr^JX Dl C" All Stainless Steel Timeless Styling At a price you can afford *JQJCu?* c/f&OJL?@'6 S e A9ents <or Singapore Malaysia:- I61 words
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Advertisement18 1971-02-03 13 TODAY: 3.37 a.m. (8.8 ft.); 4.47 p.m. (7.2 ft.) TOMORROW: 4.18 a.m. (8.4 ft); 7.M p.m. (€.5 ft.)18 words
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182 1971-02-03 14 Youth killed by gang after he teased girl A DISTRICT Court was told yesterday that a youth was killed after teasing a girl in a theatre on May 16. Ng Soon Kim, 17. was beaten to death by eight people in Lorong Bakar Batu and in a district court, labourer182 words
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95 1971-02-03 14 THE Government and local manufacturers have been invited to take part in the Third Asian International Trade Fair in New Delhi from Nov. 3 to Dec. 17, 1972. The organisers are the Indian Government and the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia95 words
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Article, Illustration235 1971-02-03 14 WORK ON NIGHTSPOTS TO START SOON WORK on seven sites offered by the HDB's Urban Renewal Department for private development is expected to begin in June. According to an HDB spokesman, the board anticipated no difficulty in leasing out all seven sites235 words
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179 1971-02-03 14 11 DAYS SET FOR $300,000 TAX DODGE CASE ELEVEN days have bees set aside hi May for the hearing «f tax e vasiea charges against Modem Hi— lag D<vtUpaie«t Ltd. aad three of its directors. The firm, whose registered office Is In Rochore Road, was charged la District Cow* No.179 words
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Article29 1971-02-03 14 THE Welfare Association of Sennett Estate residents will hold its annual meeting at 53 Pheng Geek Avenue on Sunday at 3.30 p.m. to elect management committee officials.29 words
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Article70 1971-02-03 14 A FASHION designer from Hongkong was granted yesterday a divorce from her rubber merchant husband on the grounds that they had lived separately for seven years. Lelly Valiram, 33, who married Yap Peng Chee in 1958 in Singapore, said he left her a few months after70 words
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131 1971-02-03 14 The Postmaster- General has announced that there will be no delivery of mail or parcels during Hari Rays Haji on Saturday. The hours of business at the General Post Office will be from 9 a.m. to noon. All other post offices will open131 words
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84 1971-02-03 14 A model of the proposed restaurant, aightclnb and cabanas in Nlcotl Drive, Changi. A HOUSEWIFE, Hasnah binte Mawab, 41, who suffered from insomnia, jumped to her death from the sixth floor of her Lengkok Bahru flat, a coroner's court was told yesterday. Her son,84 words
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Article46 1971-02-03 14 A 76-YEAR-OLD woman, Choo Wan Swee, was fined $850 yesterday when she admitted possession of four gallons of samsu on which $85.89 cents duty had not been paid. Choo, of Jalan Anggerek, was arrested when police raided her house on Monday. FGGFGGFGG46 words
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Advertisement240 1971-02-03 14 r— I CAPITOL OPENS TODAY! j 5 SHOWS: 10.45, 1.30, 4.00, 6.45 9.30-NO FREE LIST I No Increase in Prices! j wjL \m #B 57^v <tf^s^V!i I B W Wm *^^P fll^ jf H b iv9^^^ EBk C RUH H JL- > I B IBf^^^ vßk^^E^^B^i j^^ <^B So colossal240 words
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Advertisement123 1971-02-03 14 OPENS CATHAY TOMORROW! J Winner of The Golden Palm Award at The Cannes Film Festival < COLUMB.AP.CTURES presents JHE FURY OF HATRED... UIIU V nfl HUNGER FOR REVENGE.. j r II W\ jf II r turn a man of peace < Will WB into a kUler! f AVENGER #Si; |B^123 words
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Advertisement495 1971-02-03 14 MSHML 42nd RECORD DAY! NO FREE LIST! Daily 3 Show. 2.30, 5.45 4 9.00 "TORA" Starts 2.50. 6.05 4 9.20 (Suns. 4 Hols Extra Show 11 a.m.) I Adm. $1.50. $2.50 4 $4.00 Cash Bookings Only Fox's "TORA! TORA! TORAI" 70MM Color by Deluxe LAST DAY! 11 a.m.. 1 JO.495 words
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327 1971-02-03 15 Three London quotations suspended LONDON, Tws. The London Stock Exchange said quotations of the following issues have been temporarily suspended from yesterday at the companies' reqaest: Hupfield Brothers Ltd. ordinary and unsecured loan stock pending clarification of the position of the company. Tissus Michels Holding Ltd. ordinary pending publication of327 words
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Article269 1971-02-03 15 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates fixed yesterday by the Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency. SELLING BUYING T.T./O.D. T.T. O.D. Sterling Pound 7.4000 7.3675 7.3550 Australian Dollar 3.4600 3.4175 3.3975 Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar 3.4700 3.4225 3.3925 South Arabian Dinar 7.4175 7.3450269 words
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201 1971-02-03 15 UNKNOWN - South Korea's plan to promote electronics exports UNKNOWN SEOUL, Tues. In a campaign to help develop South Korea's electronic industry, the Government has said it will give priority treatment to domestic enterprises which have links with foreign investors. Mr Lee Nak-Sun, Minister of Commerce and Industry, said today the decisionAP - 201 words
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49 1971-02-03 15 LONDON, Tues. Britain's monetary reserves increased by £73 million during January, the largest monthly increase since the pound was devalued in November 1967, the Treasury said today. At the end of January, the reserves were £1,251 million, the highest since April 1966. AFPAFP - 49 words
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Article45 1971-02-03 15 (Yesterday's closing prices, in U.S. dollars per ounce). Singapore (1) 39.725, (2) 150.25; Hongkong 40.13; Beirut 38.85; London 38.50; Zurich 38.408, 38.605; Paris 38.80. Note: (1) Export price to non-sterling areas in U.S. dollars. (2) Local dealers' price in Singapore dollars, per tael.45 words
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Article29 1971-02-03 15 (Closing buyer/seller prices for Feb. 2, in sterling per metric ton). Tone: Quiet; Spot 1441 1443; 3-month 1442 1444; Settlement 1444; Total turnover 575 tons, including carries.29 words
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Article362 1971-02-03 15 Shipping Notes TOKYO, Tues. Ministers from 12 major shipping countries convened in Tokyo today a two-day conference to try and solve international shipping problems. The main purpose of the meeting is to unify member countries against flag discrimination practices spreading among Latin American and South East362 words
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Article, Illustration138 1971-02-03 15 PEOPLE in business Mr. YANCEY HUANG, managing director of Yancey Huang (Pte) Ltd., will visit Australia later this month to study nameplate techniques, applications and marketing. Mr. Huang's company is agent in Singapore and Malaysia for Adept Nameplates of Sydney, manufacturers of photo anodised, etched, silk screened and photo offset138 words
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Article, Illustration219 1971-02-03 15 New liquid bulk carriers In parallel with the ministerial conference, representatives of the Committee of European National Shipowners Association (CENSA) began two-day discussions on similar problems on a private level. AFP/AP MALAYSIA'S and Singapore's palm oil industry can be expected to benefit from the growing expansion of a British bulk219 words
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Article631 1971-02-03 15 The market closed narrowly mixed yesterday, but with a firmer bias. Labour unrest and uncertainty ahead of the result of the Wilberforce inquiry were cautionary factors. Reports of an extension of the war in Southeast Asia also had an unsettling effect but the substantial overnight advance on631 words
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Article362 1971-02-03 15 DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES NEW YORK, Mon.— (Changes in brackets): Industrials 877.81 (+9.31); Transportation 192.40 (+0.34); Utilities 124.33 (+0.03); Composite stocks 289.44 (+1.87); Bonds 71.31 (+0.22). Stocks were irregular in early active trading yesterday. Stanpoors industrial average eased two cents, but advancing issues led those on362 words
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Article206 1971-02-03 15 AMSTERDAM The market was generally mixed yesterday. Internationals were dull and narrowly mixed. However, KLM firmed. In plantations. Deli was firmer. Shippings were mostly steady. In insurances. Nationale Nederlanden was very firm on foreign demand. Local industrials were quietly mixed. PARIS The market yesterday generally was more resistant,206 words
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Advertisement457 1971-02-03 15 uf ADVERTItEMENTt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ANNIVERSARIES. AN "OUNCEMENTS. BIRTHS. CLUB ACTIVITIES. CON OOIENCES. DEATHS. ENGAGEMENTS. FUNERAL. GREET •NGS. IN MEMORIAM. MARRIAGES. MISSING. PERSONAL. pp C REQUIEMS REUNIONS Minimum $8/ for 20 word*, each additional word 40cts. All oth«r classified advertisement* Minimum (4/ for .'u words, each additional word 20c ts BOX SERVICE457 words
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Advertisement277 1971-02-03 15 PRIMARY TUITION REQUIRED at 2 sisters' Queenstown home. 8 00, -10.00 a.m.. thrice weekly. Total $30 p.m. Detail Cambridge results, experience, etc. Box H1274 Singapore Herald PIANO FORTE theory lessons by teacher with B.Mus. Dip. Ed. (Music) and L.R.S.M. Ring *****6. LONELY? SEEKING FRIENDS? Friends will write to you. Enclose277 words
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Article488 1971-02-03 16 RUBBER 47K ceaU a lb. (ap eigktfc ceat). After yet another hesitant start yesterday, opening business in February and March 1 RSS was at 47* and 48% cents respectively. Long liquidation and upcountry selling caused a steady decline in prices until the morning lows of 47y 4 and488 words
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Article1686 1971-02-03 16 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA ANO SINGAPORE FRASER'S INDUSTRIAL INDICES KEY Closing buyers' and sellers' prices are followed by the business done. Figurei in brackets denote traded lots in I.ooo's. When the price it not followed by a figure in brackets, it means only a single lot of1,686 words
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Article78 1971-02-03 16 (Managers' prices for Feb. 3) B. S. ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mai. Invt. Fund 1.30 1.35 Mai. Progress Fund 1.06 1.10 xd CHARTERED UNIT TRUSTS Singapore Growth Fund 1.06 1.13 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Third Singapore 1.30 The Commerce Ind. Fund 1.06 1.11 B S. The Saving Fund 1.13 1.1878 words
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Article59 1971-02-03 16 (Yesterday's official buyer/Mller prices, in pence per lb). Tone: Idle; ClF's Feb. 17 17-3/16. March 17-3/16 17-3/8; Spot 17^7/8 18-1/8. Settlements March 18-1/8 18-1/4, April 18-3/8 18-9/16, May 18-5/8 18-3/4, April/June 18-5/8 18-3/4. July/Sept. 19-1/4 19-3/8, Oct/Dec. 19-7/8 20, Jan/March 20-3/16 20-5/16, April/June 20-7/16 20-9/16. July/Sept. 20-11/16 20-7/8,59 words
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Article193 1971-02-03 16 UN $C2f.75 a pical (■p 75 cemts). An improved tin market yesterday saw the commodity price appreciate, by 75 cents to $826.75 a picul on an official offering 15 tons higher at 151 tons. The bulk of the demand in Penang was reported from the United States and193 words
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Article255 1971-02-03 16 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR FEBRUARY, 3. OUT: Krishna Jayanti 5; Dolly Turman 6/7; Ta Chuan 27/28; Hooko Maru 29/30; Sula 33/34; Mishima Maru 35/36; Holospira 37/39; Mitaka Maru 45; Dainanoh Maru 44; Yuyo Maru 16. IN: Malaysia (after T amurae255 words
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Article106 1971-02-03 16 (Yesterday's 1.30 p.m. prices, in sterling per long ton, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per long ton): Philippine/Indonesian Feb. 225, March 226, April 228, all resellers. COCONUT OIL: Straits Unq; Malayan Feb/March 171Vi quoted; Philippine (U.S. dollars per long ton) Feb/March 331 sellers; Ceylon Jan/Feb. 172 quoted;106 words
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Article40 1971-02-03 16 PEPPER (Yesterday's 2.00 p.m. sellers' prices, in shillings per cwt) Tone: Steady; Sarawak white spot 417/6. afloat 400 nominal, Jan/Feb. 397/6, Feb /March 395/—; Sarawak black spot 410/—, afloat 392/6, Jan/Feb. 370/—, Feb /March 365/—; Malabar Jan/Feb. 520/—.40 words
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Article671 1971-02-03 16 Selected mining and industrial shares advanced strongly in more active trading yesterday. BHP jumped 80 cents to set a 1971 record of $13.75, while some of the heavyweight miners showed appreciable gains. More speculative issues were less fortunate ir many cases and last week's new leader, North671 words
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Article267 1971-02-03 16 ■»2F7.n<I^«£!2r rd IT small selling orders after a however wm'JSS however, was small. t ..Htn. 4.- M Leading issues suffered heavy fall* Banks local was $4 lower on the day at SlBsand the London registers eased $3 to the close. Lands registered a net lost of $1.267 words
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Article375 1971-02-03 16 Small selective interest in low priced issues and electric home appliances helped the market to extend Monday's gains. Trading was moderate. Sentiment was helped by the overnight gain on Wall Street, dealers said. Among stocks to move forward were Sony, Mitsui Electric, Matsushita Electric and Toyo Kogyo.375 words
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Article182 1971-02-03 16 LONDON, Tues.-Quiet conditions were evident in the grain section but a part cargo was fixed from the U.S. Gulf to South Japan at US$B.O5 fd (free discharge) for February/March, and a meals/pellets cargo from the U.S. gulf to the Netherlands at U556.25 fio (free in and out)182 words
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Article, Illustration366 1971-02-03 17 A.K. LEE - A bonus from the tax office A.K. LEE By IT'S donation time again -7 the year's biggest charity draw. Like all good citizens I've been spending every cent I could lay my hands on for the last 12 months, doing my best to keep the economy buoyant. Now it's time366 words
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Article220 1971-02-03 17 S a.m.— B p.m.: Exhibition of Charles Dickens' books at the foyer of the. National Library, Stamford Road, t UL- C p.m.: Exhibition of Japanese Art and crafts at the lecture hall of National Library. 5.3»— «.3t p.a.: Folksinging session at the YWCA Hostel, Fort Canning Road. C220 words
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Article52 1971-02-03 17 THE Goodwood Group of hotels will host 700 underprivileged children at a Chinese New Year party tomorrow afternoon at the Golden Lotus, Hotel Malaysia. The children, from 18 organisations, will be treated to refreshments and two hours of songs, dances, magic shows, acrobatics, lion and52 words
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Article60 1971-02-03 17 THE Chinese Women's Association will hold a Chinese New Year dinner at the Golden Phoenix Restaurant, Hotel Equatorial on Tuesday next week at 8 p.m. Mrs. Jek Yuen Thong, wife of the Minister for Culture, will present cheques from the proceeds of the association's 1970 donation60 words
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479 1971-02-03 17 Local sculptor gets a unique commission $5,000 ESSO MOMENTO ONE of Singapore's young sculptors has found himself closely caught up in the Republic's industrial boom. He is Ng Eng Teng who has many sculptures to his credit. A number of them were shown at a recent one-man exhibition. But he479 words
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251 1971-02-03 17 THOSE GIANT MURALS AT THE S'PORE HILTON THE Singapore Hilton Facade Mural, consisting of 19 panels, and measuring 20 feet high and 269 feet long, was designed and executed by Gerard d'Henderson, who spent a year in research. The artist drew inspiration from the highly abstract manner of the Tao251 words
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Miscellaneous112 1971-02-03 17 BLONDIE rTT" By Chic Young Pv^^ >~ fZ^t OAGw °OC> R h IM SORRV. DCA«- /i S 11 I F WELL. WHEN YOURE AL_l_ /^WT/ >■• NA^% .NMVNOSE y GESUNOME.T TO COVER \^=> il. '-l-c T&v> iws* '-^iCQr.-- *r~* to »-^v ARCHIE D p By Bob Montana f fßPAm^S'.^?™ VDOR^112 words
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Miscellaneous294 1971-02-03 17 Starscope ft r BSBCTiifl^aaam fTrFfMt I l^^uTlFTVlmmmmffsnl ft |Wj2jgjg^J llllmfnßlmW l£^mSHlßil J I i^=^ £?f*z& £sssTi w£^S gssSS SKT.=£S sure or your ground. doing Mmre ¥fhai yo|| prof|t on a perBonjr I w wanted to do! venture. Be alert. a^^^^^^^^mamap^k*Bap^mu >. w I B«^^i IJ k\H^^ai BfNßßWßßumuaaßßaßaßaaammmmuuuuuHHHHßM fhmmnumaßmaumauuauuunaaM IT I294 words
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Article, Illustration437 1971-02-03 18 Hotpants reveal the big cover— up blunder IN A desperate attempt to make op for a disastrous autumn season, the Paris couture opened the spring collections with a string of "hotpants" little one-piece shortsults that hare the leg and dare the Imagination. Designed In sheer voile and muslin for day,437 words
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Article, Illustration27 1971-02-03 18 "It's the moat beautiful sight I ever saw— except for the half-price tag on that pink suit I saw yesterday at Sally's Dress Shop27 words
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Article, Illustration519 1971-02-03 18 ALL WRAPPED IN A KN SORT OF F D-UP NOTTY FASHJON CHEERS and JEERS NOW! YOUR WEEKLY THERAPEUTIC COLUMN JEERS to drivers of Cortina G.T. cars. They might be speed buffs themselves or perhaps the can turn them on. Whatever it is give them a wide berth when you meet519 words
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Miscellaneous1536 1971-02-03 19 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJ& WtWK RADIO I ******************************************************************************************111l A«tJJfun' programme' madJ I hbb I on location on Hayman 2 f IoL« i I■—_■_■1 r Island, and the Great Barrier 2 1 J°__lfYMH_E_ 1 n__________i Re«( begins oa Channel X, 2 l_-___iom9|Liy|laXa L nfiUMH'lawcl cm p.m. ■BVu_Hn_n_Hn~^u_—i |M Sun, sky, water. romantic 3.00 p.m.1,536 words
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Article, Illustration85 1971-02-03 20 THE SINGAPORE HERALD Wednesday, February 3, 1971 KEY FOR EASY REFERENCE. The shipping schedules beginning on this page are given in four parts for ships westbound, eastbound, southbound and coastai. Each entry gives the following information: NAME OF SHIP, date of arrival/departure, ports of call, name of line85 words
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Article725 1971-02-03 20 |nc|udlnflALL snips bound for the Americas, e.g. Coast ports of North, Central or South America shIDS sailing east out of Singapore to Pacific and through the Panama Canal to the Gulf ports, etc. ALCOS PARTNER May 12/17 P. S'ham (May 16/19), Capetown, Durban, Mombasa, Jeddah. AOL/ASC ALCOS PIONEER Mar725 words
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Article152 1971-02-03 20 AFT Anglo-French Trading Co. (Pt«) Ltd. *****/8 ASC Alco.SU. m,hlpCo,pn. *****6 APL American Pr«*id«nt Line* ***** AUS Aurtaata Line ***** BEN BtnLiMSturMrs.. ***** BSC Bulsing Shipping C0... t»o-« BA British Asian 1..7.7.7.7.' *****3 CFS CF Sharp A^. CM) Pte. Ltd. *****/7 DU Daido Unvu Co *****/*****152 words
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Advertisement727 1971-02-03 20 ORIENT UNESim v MIUCOUWMUTEO IN TH6 W6PUOLIC Of SWGAfOWg > »C8 BUILDING 2 SHENTON WAV SINGAPORE 1 TEL *****3-7. U.K. EOHOPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE, tfe»MH. P.* ham PMMMg ARRIVES NCrTUNCAMSCR G«n.4o/41 5/7 F.b F.b H burg 8/3. Rd.m i 1/3 Satis 4 F.b Havre 14/3. Ldon727 words
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Advertisement131 1971-02-03 20 LINES ■B^Biß^B<^B^ MMPfIPJPHPIPaaMPapflp Hp^p^^ ||^^H^^^^ jzrxssr£r£ »^i|u"'-^ •.t..r... I BCaN Au^a... Lln^^olden Line. 6BL Olden Buffalo Line. M.l.y^.n gJgyUm* BBL Barber Lines; BEN Ben HLL Hapas Lloyd Messageries Maritime. Cheong; SI Samudera Indonesia "Iff ■'■l: BF NSCP National Shipping SiX «ln««P«'«-*««th British Asian; ial Interasia shipping agency; Corporation of Pakistan;131 words
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Article508 1971-02-03 21 Including ships sailing out of Singapore for Far East ports to the north-east ALASKA MA RU Feb 13/14 Hongkong, Japan. MOSK/LEO ALCOS MASTER Apr 19/22 Osaka. Yokohama, Vancouver B.C. Jeddah. AOL/ASC ALCOS RANGER Mar 18/21 Osaka, Y'hama, Vancouver, B.C. Jeddah. AOL/ASC ALCOS VICTORY F«b 20/23 Osaka, Yokohama, Vancouver B.C.508 words
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Article313 1971-02-03 21 Including ships calling at Malaysian and Indonesian ports. AUSTRAL MARU Feb 20/22 Sorong/Manokwai/Biak/ Hamarinda. DU/DU "CHERRY BAGUS" lnPt/Feb4 Kuching. LS/LS "CHERRY CHEPAT" Feb 4/8 Sibu, Sarikei, Binatang. LS/LS DARPOLIMA lnPt/Feb5 Pangkal Balam. SI/SI DARPOSATU Feb 15/18 Sorong/Biak/Djajapura. SI/SI DELIMA Feb 9/12 Ampenan/Ntt PL/PL EPAR Feb 9/11 Djakarta/Semarang PL/PL FERNLAND313 words
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Article211 1971-02-03 21 a ,mmmmmmm *^-*^^mm^^mmmm^mmmMM^mmMMMmmMMm^mamm^^mmMMmMm^^^MI^Mm^mmMmA^mi^^mMamMmmK^mmMMMmM Mainly ships bound for Australia and New Zealand, including ships calling at Manila, etc. AUSTRALAS.A Feb 18/22 Fremant.e (Mar 1). AUS/AUS AUSTRALASIA Mar 1 1/13 P. S 'ham (Mar 14). Singapore (Mar 15), Fremantle (Mar 22). AuS/Aus BROHIVER Feb 27/Mar 2 Adela.de, Melbourne, Sydney. SSL/TC BROWIND211 words
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Advertisement591 1971-02-03 21 9& MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL J SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No. 30E Jin. Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. m H The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE ■iMapera *.rh«m Nmm AtrlMe: BUNGA MELOR 27 Feb/2 Mar 3/6 Mar 7/S Mar Havre 2/4. London 4/4 H'kurg 10/4. roam 12/4. A'werp 14/4. Br«m.n 17/4. •UNGA591 words
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Article, Illustration237 1971-02-03 22 CAVAUEE - CAVAUEE RACING HERAIO By PENANG, Tues. Fair Chance, a last start winner is retaining his form. With a riding boy astride, he sprinted stylishly over 3f in 39-1/5 on a good track here this mornim? There was little activity here as most outstation237 words
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Article, Illustration356 1971-02-03 22 Brick masons to meet in middle weight bout WEST JORDAN, Utah, Tues. Two brick masons will meet in a 10-round middleweight boxing match on Feb. 1 1 and the one from the United States says that he hopes for a clearcut victory this time. Veteran Don Fullmer of West JordanAP - 356 words
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Article741 1971-02-03 22 STIPENDIARY Steward's report for last weekend races at Kuala Lumpur. SATURDAY Race One: Prtscilla's Lave (Subian) missed the jump. Roving Eyes (Samry) could not get into stride after jumping with the field. The saddle on Slmba (M. Lee) slipped over the withers before turning into the straight.741 words
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Miscellaneous410 1971-02-03 22 TWO DAY'S CROSSWORDS In yesterday's issue, the wrong crossword grid was published. We are therefore repeating yesterday's crossword at left. Solutions for both day's crosswords will be published tomorrow. i —^J— —^J— 13""^ fc^H L^H k^ l 1 I I 1 1 a^p^pi <u c 1 I p^p^pj p^p^pi H^Hi410 words
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Article, Illustration77 1971-02-03 23 Muhammad Ah is on the outside and Joe Frazier on the inside as former heavyweight champ Ah dropped in at the present World Boxing Association Heavyweight Champion s Gym in Philadelphia recently. Whether Ali will regain on the outside is a question that will be determined on March 8 whenAP - 77 words
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659 1971-02-03 23 MAJOR ROW LOOMS IN ATTF MEETING AT S'PORE EXPEL TAIWAN BID BY JAPAN HONGKONG, Tues. A major row loomed at the forthcoming meeting of the Asian Table Tennis Federation in Singapore following a Japanese promise to secure the exclusion of Taiwan in return for Peking's participation in the 31st WorldAFP - 659 words
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Article, Illustration11 1971-02-03 23 He was putting for a birdie when I sneezed11 words
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Article550 1971-02-03 23 SAPPORO, Tues. With less than a week to go, a dress rehearsal for the opening of the Sapporo International Winter Sports week, or Pre-Olympic Games, was held at the Makomanai Indoor Skating Arena here yesterday. The pre-Olympic Games will get under way on Feb. 7550 words
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225 1971-02-03 23 TOKYO, Tues. Three of the 10 World's top Alpine skiers asked by Avery Brundage, President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to be barred from the Sapporo Winter Olympics next year because of professionalism, have entered the PreOlympic competition opening in Saproro, Hokkaido, on225 words
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303 1971-02-03 23 TOKYO, Tues. The World Boxing Association featherweight champion, Shozo Saijo of Japan, has started his training for his fifth title defence against Franky Crowford of the United States on Feb. 28. The title match, scheduled for Feb. 14, has been postponed to Feb. 28AFP - 303 words
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82 1971-02-03 23 A POLICE Academy Invitation team will meet Port Authority Recreation Club in an eight-bout boxing tournament at Bukit Chermin on Thursday at 7.30 p.m. THE PROGRAMME (Police first): Bantamweight: Leo Bosco de Laure vs Robert Yeo. Featherweight: Mohammed AH vs Jerome Tan. Lightweight:82 words
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Article, Illustration386 1971-02-03 23 MELBOURNE, Tues. Up and coming juniors who are already clocking sensational times are expected to dominate the Australian women's senior swimming championship at Hobart, Tasmania, later this week. Already one fourteen year old girl, Shane Gould, of Sydney proved herself second fastest 100 metres386 words
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172 1971-02-03 23 VALDAORA, Italy, Tues. Karl Brunner of Italy and Elisabeth Demleftner of West Germany won the 14th World Toboggan championships here after two days of racing. Brunner took the men's competition with an aggregate time for four heats of 190.27 sec. Leonard Nagenrauft of West GermanyAP - 172 words
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Article446 1971-02-03 24 r>\^\§ ja I§T^ >! frj ENGLAND Ist inns 470 AUSTRALIA Ist inns. 235 ENGLAND 2nd inns G. Boycott not out 119 J. Edrich b Thomson 40 K. Fletcher b Gleeson 5 B. D'Oliveira c Walters b Thomson 5 J. Hampshire Ibw Thomson 3 R.446 words
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Article266 1971-02-03 24 S. SIVA - S.SIVA SINGAPORE Women's netball association will stage an age-group tournament in order to encourage more students to take up the game. This is in line with the association's aim to sustain interest in the schools now that netball is not included in the schools266 words
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Article180 1971-02-03 24 CAPE TOWN, Tues. The South Africa entries Albatros U and Mercury were today still respectively first and second in actual and handicap positions in the 3,600 mile Cape to Rio race. The French yacht Striana skippered by C. Auclair which had led for three days lastAFP - 180 words
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430 1971-02-03 24 BUKIT Ho Swee Secondary School scored an upset win when they edged Singapore Chinese Girls School 3-2 in the pre liminary rounds of the City District 'C division girls badminton championships at Bukit Ho Swee Secondary School yesterday. Favourites Singapore Chinese Girls430 words
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Article55 1971-02-03 24 LONDON, Tues. Results of British soccer matches played yesterday (Home teams first): English Cup fourth round replays: Arsenal 3 Portsmouth 2 Orient 0 Nottingham Forest Southampton 3 York 2 English League Division Plymouth 2 Parnsley 1 Torquay 4 Tranmere 2 Scottish Cup second round replay: St. MirrenAP - 55 words
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Article, Illustration257 1971-02-03 24 RUGBY: SCC "A" vs RAF Seletar (Padang 5.15 p.m.) SOCCER: SBHFL: Div. 2 Metal Box vs Sime Darby (F N 5.15 p.m.); Hongkong Baiut vs Borneo Group (Farcer Park 5.15 p.m.); Div. 3B Chartered Bank vs Guthrie Waugh "B" (Geylang Stadium 5.15 p.m.); F N vs OCBC (Farrer257 words
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Article181 1971-02-03 24 N. CLAYTON (nett 64) won the "A" monthly medal from E. Harper (nett 70) at the Singapore Island Country Club (Bukit Course) yesterday. In the 'B' medal, P. Tinsley beat E. Eastwood and N. Wilkin on countback with a nett 69. M. Ruthford took the181 words
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461 1971-02-03 24 JASBIR SINGH - JASBIR SINGH WITH THE postponement of the world hockey tournament to August or September, there is a possibility that this year's regional tournament, to be staged in Singapore, may lose much of its glamour. The Asian riockey Federation has invited the Singapore Hockey461 words
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238 1971-02-03 24 Treble for Joseph's in six a-side hockey SAINT JOSEPH'S Insti tution scored a treble in the City District six-a--<side hockey tournament winning the "A", "B" and "C" division titles at the Girls Sports Club ground yesterday. The Saints had earlier won the "C" division title. St. Joseph's had to give238 words
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Miscellaneous26 1971-02-03 24 DAVY JONES By Sam Leff 1/**^^'*^*J*'eßV^/V s ORFOR6ET IT/ > A s STUPIP/J [SERVICES OF ONE! BE ONE OF US T 7 SORRV THAT 1 K k26 words
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