The Straits Times, 4 March 1971
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Title Section26 1971-03-04 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Nuwsjiaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MARCH 4 1971 20 CENTS K.D.N. 5005 M.C. (P) No. 250726 words
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Article603 1971-03-04 1 PPP walkout over Ismail's charge KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday WITH a thumping 125 votes to 17, the Dewan Ra'ayat today approved the Constitutional (Amendment) Bill which will entrench fundamental guarantees in the Constitution. Three Opposition parties PMIP, 11 members; (ierakan, seven and SNAP, nine voted603 words
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Article82 1971-03-04 1 I always resw pect a man who follows bis own conscience, although I may disagree with him. because such a man is prepared to sacrifice to the utmost to satisfy his conscience. A logical conclusion to draw from the intention of those who oppose this Bill is that they would82 words
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Article54 1971-03-04 1 WEST BERLIN. Wed Bast Oerman border guards today halted traffic on West Berlin's rokd acceas to West Germany for almost three hours. The East Oerman action Is believed to be in retaliation for a meeting here today of the State Parliament floor leaders from the West Oerman54 words
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257 1971-03-04 1 FIRED: THE FIRST SAM MISSILE FROM THE NORTH SAIGON, Wednesday \TORTH Vietnam yesterday fired its Soviet-supplied surface-to-air (SAM) missiles into South Vietnamese air space for the first time in the course of the Vietnam war, the US Command announced today. SAMs were flred at a US Navy A-7 flghterbomber returning257 words
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136 1971-03-04 1 Indon officials warn of action against Red saboteurs JAKARTA, Wed. IndoneJ slan officials flexed their official muscles today, warning of crackdowns against "communist saboteurs" and "irresponsible newspapers." The warnings were delivered at two separate meetings with the Press. The provocation for the tough-line briefings was not disclosed. At a closed-door136 words
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Article, Illustration247 1971-03-04 1 Taximan finds a bag with $1,800 in his cab OINGAPORE, Wed. Taxi driver Wong Chan Poh today found cash and a cheque worth about $1,872 and some other articles, including a United States passport, in his cab this evening. He told the Straits Times that he found the items while247 words
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Article28 1971-03-04 1 WASHINOTON. Wed. President Nixon will hold a news conference at 0200 GMT Thursday devoted entirely to questions on foreign policy, the White House announced today. AP.AP - 28 words
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Article19 1971-03-04 1 MOSCOW. Wed The Soviets toda> orbited the 399 th of their earth-orbiting Cosmos sputnUs. Tass said. UPI.UPI - 19 words
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Article246 1971-03-04 1 Troops in India riots NEW DELHI, Wednesday JNDIAN army troops today patrolled the streets of Aligarh, 120 miles south of NewDelhi, where election violence erupted yesterday. Authorities in Lucknow, the state capital, said five persons were killed in the rioting and 60 injured. But polling continued in other parts ofAgencies - 246 words
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215 1971-03-04 1 Police in East Pakistan fire on mobs I)ACCA, Wed. The shutter of gunfire mingled with shouts of "Jai Bangla" (Lone; live Bengal) on Jinnah Avenue last night, as police riot squads opened fire against rampaging mobs flouting a 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. curfew imposed throughout Rast Pakistan by theAgencies - 215 words
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Article66 1971-03-04 1 MOROES (Switzerland). Wed. Water pollution killed an estimated 41 million fish In the United States In 1969. the World Wildlife Fund said here, quoting official US figures The biggest single mass grave was Lake Thonotosassa. near Plant City. Florida, where the accumulation of eflluent and municipalReuter - 66 words
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Article75 1971-03-04 1 RAWALPINDI. Wed. President Yahya Khan today tent argent persona] Invitation to leaders of 12 parliamentary group* to meet on March 10 In an attempt to resolve the country'! constitutional crisis. A statement issued from the presidency said President Yahya stated there was no reason why75 words
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246 1971-03-04 3 CINGAPORE. Wed. The Indian High Commissioner here has been asked to help speed up the return of nine Singapore fishermen stranded in India. The fishermen, who were sentenced last year to 15 months' jail by the Indian authorities for Illegally entering territorial waters near246 words
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Article23 1971-03-04 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Bank Negara today received US$5OO as flood relief aid from the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions. Brussels.23 words
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Article, Illustration209 1971-03-04 3 $23 million 'instant response' computer system for MSA SINGAPORE. Wed. MSA passengers will soon be served by South-east Asia's largest, most modern Instant response computer reservation system. A touch of the button and in less than three seconds, passengers at MSA's main ticket offices will get all information on any209 words
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Article48 1971-03-04 3 SINOAPORE. Wed A lorry 1 attendant. Chong Choi Lai alias Tan Lai Seng. 30. died yesterday after falling from his lorry, while It was travelling along Woodlands Road towards Johore Bahru with a load of timber There were 89 trafflc accidents yesterday, five serious.48 words
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107 1971-03-04 3 MALACCABORN WOMAN IN 18-STOREY DEATH FALL SINGAPORE, Wed. A Malacca-born woman. Chong Mcc Lan. 26, fell to her death from the top of the 18-storey Selegie House today. Her body was found lying at the foot of the block by residents at 4.25 p.m. She was wearing a brown flowered107 words
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Article84 1971-03-04 3 SINGAPORE. Wed The assistant coroner Mr. Chan Chee Pew today recorded a verdict of misadventure on Tuak Soon Juan, 60, who died from a broken skull after falling 10 feet as he tried to tie some ropes to ai-. awning at his North Bridge Road84 words
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239 1971-03-04 3 SINGAPORE. Wed rE Attorney-G ene r a 1 filed a summons application in the High Court today to set aside a defamation writ arising from a Malay language circular letter, issued by the Muslim Religious Council on Nov. 4 last year. A239 words
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507 1971-03-04 3 YEO TOON JOO - Tribunal rejects S'pore student's appeal YEO TOON JOO: MOHAMED CANNOT STAY IN BRITAIN By London, Wednesday ■pHE British Immigrants Appeal Tribunal yesterday rejected the appeal by Singapore student Mohamed Ismail bin Noor Mohamed Abdul Latiff, 23, for another year's stay in Britain to obtain his professional aeronautical engineering qualifications. The507 words
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108 1971-03-04 3 230,000 can now be members of the MTUC KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The country's 230.000 civil servants can now be members of the MTUC after 18 months' absence forced by the emergency regulations. This was agreed by Tun Abdul Razak at a meeting with 19 MTUC officials at the Prime Minister's108 words
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Article65 1971-03-04 3 SINGAPORE. Wed The Government will auction 68 lots of used motor vehicles, plants, and stores at the premises of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co. (Pte.) Ltd. at 58. Market Street, from 10 a.m. on March 18. The Items can be Inspected during working hours at65 words
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Article33 1971-03-04 3 ALOR BTAR Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman will be presented with a •pendllng", a specially made geld buckle, at an allcommunity dinner to be held here In his honour tomorrow night33 words
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121 1971-03-04 3 100,000 JOBS MUST BE CREATED: KHIR KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Inche Mohamed Khir Jobari today spoke of the need to create about 100,000 new jobs in the manufacturing industry over the next five years to solve the unemployment problem. The Minister of Commerce and Industry was addressing the opening of the121 words
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Article44 1971-03-04 3 SINOAPORE. Wed. —The Adult Education Board will run two piano courses for beginners at the Cultural Centre, Port Canning, starting at 830 am on March 23 and 10 30 am. March 27. Each of the 12-week courses will cost $20.44 words
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Miscellaneous143 1971-03-04 3 Opp By \.T. Uuntlin HOW DO VOL FEEL SEEINfi'S HOW IT'S FOR A S~Vi'' r^' S'V" ABOUT STARTIKJG TECHNICAL REASON RATHER /...HOWEVER, '/J/2-v/ L-^-tJ *V^ V M3RE\ REX? THAN ANY MEASURE OF THE V. 1.... i ilQ* t'S. *T7f r7 *£m>K /^SM^\ /fe) r~~"~^~--Zl__l____-rA^ CAR'S PERFORMANCE, I VZI_ N I/^T^O143 words
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331 1971-03-04 4 TANAH RATA, Wed. THE horror of the seven-death tragedy in the Sultan Abu Bakar lake near here has underlined the imperative need for protective measures on the road bordering the huge expanse of this man-made lake. In the Saturday night tragedy seven members331 words
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168 1971-03-04 4 And now they dig a grave to bury a bus KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Buses have been sank, burnt and overturned. But for the first time, one was deliberately buried in a man-made hole here today. The scene was an open area in Petalinr Jaya and hard at the dirclng was168 words
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113 1971-03-04 4 Cake shop customers turn out to be robbers SINGAPORE, Wed CusM tomers of a cake shop turned out to be robbers, a court heard today. Mr. Nlew Ber. proprietor of the shop at Upper Bukit Timah Road was serving two men when they were Joined by two other men. His113 words
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205 1971-03-04 4 GOODWILL CRUISE YOUTHS COMING FROM JAPAN SINGAPORE. Wed. The fourth Japanese Youth Goodwill Cruise, lefd by Mr. Ichljl Hayashlbe. director of the National Training Institute of Social Education, will visit Singapore aboard the Sakura Maru on March 11. The project of the cruise carried out since 1968. Is sponsored by205 words
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199 1971-03-04 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Happy Apple by Jack Pullman was presented at the Victoria Theatre on Tuesday night by the University Players of the Nanyang University with proceeds being donated to the Committee for the Aged Destitute and Chronic Sick. A comedy set In three acts,199 words
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Article, Illustration401 1971-03-04 4 Lover made wife leave me, farmer tells court SINGAPORE, Wednesday A FARMER accused of murdering his former £X lover told the High Court today that he was not angry with her for being responsible for his wife's desertion because it was then convenient to their relationship. i Ng Hock Lee.401 words
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79 1971-03-04 4 POLLING FOR KAPAR BY-ELECTION ON APRIL 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Polling for the Kapar parliamentary byelection in Selangor. has been fixed for April 3. In a Gazette notification, the Election Commission today announced that nomination day would be March 13. The Kapar seat fell vacant with the death of the79 words
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Article36 1971-03-04 4 SINOAPORE, Wed. A district ccurt today deferred iPRU-nce on grass cutter, Ng Ec Kong. 31. who pleaded guilty to stealing $125 from a house in Lorong Cheng Llm off Ponggol Road on Jan. 31.36 words
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220 1971-03-04 4 Seaman denies charge of importing gold coins CINGAPORE, Wed. Greek seaman Spyridon Demos, 31, today denied a charge of Importing 132 US gold coins, described as "prohibited goods" into Singapore. The charge alleged that "the century-old coins" worth over $6,000 were found on board mv Panos at the Western Anchorage220 words
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Article73 1971-03-04 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. A former bus conductor was charged today with using 230 forged bus tickets in November. 1989. Tan Kirn Hal, 35, now a painter, admitted that he knew the tickets he used for the Pay a Lebar Bus Service 170 five-cent tickets and 60 tentickets73 words
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Advertisement160 1971-03-04 4 f ATH AY OPENS TODAY! \jt\ 1 lIA I HAM, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.30PM A Musical To Swing With... Packed With Fun Songs! %i -Mtoi mJ^ks^" m if It's Glen^^i^Bf^2l!l3lL^^L and Kirn's VB|I 4 Bj^flf TTy first movie HEfßw together since^^Bpil«iC|W^^ CAAOI LYNUYPAT HINOIi lAr uiuatu niiii— i>x»«rrr<ii tumwi fTmnttn160 words
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Advertisement534 1971-03-04 4 ORGANISATION J i^SBLjHIZI y LAST DAY— NO FREf LIST I lam, 1.45, 4.00, 4.30 I 915 M Chioo Chioo "The EUNUCH W (A SHAW PROOCCTv. mm Monc3or«n ,n Shawscope m OPENS TOMORROW MUHAMMAD ALI n "a.k a g CASSIUS CLAY" Color [UA d3L3I33nBB^EEZ!U LAST DAY! B 10.30, 1.15, 4.00, t.«S534 words
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Article, Illustration386 1971-03-04 5 SINGAPORE, Wed rTHE Housing Board was today praised for avoiding "grey and barrack-type" lowcost housing by the visiting East German Foreign Minister, Dr. Otto Winzer. Surveying Queenstown from the rooftop of a 20--storey block of four-room units in Mci LingTan Wee Him - 386 words
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192 1971-03-04 5 INCOME tells local L insurance firms: Don't worry SINGAPORE, Wednesday INCOME, the life insurance company of the 1 NTUC, will not disrupt workings of local established life insurance offices, but rather will play a complementary role in the industry. This assurance was given by Iti manager, Mr. A. T. Shimpi.192 words
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71 1971-03-04 5 Police seek eye-witnesses to crash SINGAPORE. Wed. Police today appealed for eye-witnesses to a hit-and-run accident at Serangoon Road last night In which a man was Injured. Chua Swee Slong. 24. was walking along the road at about 7 p.m. when a car knocked him down and sped off before71 words
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Article24 1971-03-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Thieves stole a Flat 124 belonging to Dr Ooh Tuck Keoiig parked near the Federal Theh--1-c here last night.24 words
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Article336 1971-03-04 5 That steak may cost more BLAME RUSSIANS, JAPANESE SINGAPORE, Wed JF your steak has shrunk in size or costs you $14 instead of the usual $12, blame the Russians or the Japanese! Because beef in Singapore has recently increased in price by 10 to 15 per cent that is, frozen336 words
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Article25 1971-03-04 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Results of the Cambridge Higher School Certificate examinations held here last November and December are expected to be announced tnmnrrnu25 words
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147 1971-03-04 5 Sawmills short of timber turn to Indonesia SINGAPORE, Wed. Local sawmills are running short of t mber and owners are turning to Indonesia in a bid to replnce their regular supply. These sawmills are the smaller concerns which are almost entirely dependent on West Malaysia for their timber supply. The147 words
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Article25 1971-03-04 5 AL.OR C TAR. Wed. Police have detained seven cars in their campaign against rice smugglers on the Perlis-Thal bolder Eight people were detained.25 words
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Advertisement69 1971-03-04 5 CofTee-mate makes any cofTee taste even better! That's because CofTee-mate is the deliriously smooth cofTee f\ /%p creamer. This fine non-dairy I /\TT AA ft%OTA P° wder Sives a rich, satisfying mJUI llutj I lldLlu laste t0 any cup of co^ ee B^b^blb¥ ■ruP^Pyi bY (offee mate The smooth coffee69 words
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Miscellaneous278 1971-03-04 5 Straits Times Crossworc ACBOBB 8. Tame round— l'm going back 1 Smith's 9 with no lint on a home I (8). a SiJ^Sfnt^iV* xh.f. H.Hi 1J B u for nJ»rrl*gt In churoh? 6. Ate without 11? Thati badl f^^ for tne knot to tlwJ 18). 9 Little things attempt sarrtc*278 words
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MALAYSIAN PARLIAMENT
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Article, Illustration2234 1971-03-04 6 Ismail's pledge to House: We won't take advantage of any loopholes... KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday DEPUTY Prime Minister Tun Ismail outlined in the Dewan Ra'avat today measures that th t Government will take to give deinoc r a c y a "chance to survive." Winding up the debate on the controversial2,234 words
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Article, Illustration542 1971-03-04 7 wlse that such Issues should be removed from the field of party politics," he said. Dato Ong, who is also the SUPP chairman, reIterated his party's support for the Bill. He noted that Opposition members were much concerned542 words
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Advertisement250 1971-03-04 6 Our Cordless Mini calculates up to Hjj| $9,999,999,999,999,999^ \ffl World's first electronic calculator with these features! This gives you multi-digit results from the four rules More digits than most large desk-top models. The figure Xand-r), from mixed calculations, currency display shows cither the eight left or the eight right conversions,250 words
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Miscellaneous58 1971-03-04 6 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl IP LIKE TO BORROW SOJ\PS LIKE A^ SOME MONEY TO INVEST,/ GOOD IDEA, IN A PISH WARkCEL/-^ SYLVESTER! GUVNOR...^; -TUMM! >- r*\\ I DROOL' /[rwey- DOES THAT fIA r—^ yirH~^* \!i THE LOAN'/ ff'l \T iQ«Nco. lyA WELL IT'S NOT FIRST, YA'LL HAVE TO FILL58 words
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Advertisement18 1971-03-04 7 liiißTon £sP •jg^Sj DEPARTMENT .STORE g^p,,,^ /SS mIiMIIiIiiI I. V 'A u| j ivi «J 1 1| w^i18 words
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Advertisement195 1971-03-04 7 mum /innn ffimm SUBARU NFW H I Blbm sporty ■HWI I W W W SALOON II H Z&HV 5^ Mjp«m ,^^V7r7^3lHr!!s9V^K I ~^-!^^^^^^4PSiflifl^2lAVHz I I < flu H REVOLUTIONARY FEATURES FOR YOUR SAFE AND COMFORTABLE RIDING ENJOYMENT •4 position reclinable cushioned seats. the revolutionary centre pivot steer system allows easy195 words
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AT THE SCHOOL
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1390 1971-03-04 8 AFTER THE TEACHERS' UNION SEMINAR QUOTE: The three-day Singapore Teachers' Union modernisation seminar has certainly succeeded in shedding light on a great many educational problems, big and small, but what is there to prevent all the interest generated from vanishing? THE blueprint for improving1,390 words
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Letter to the Editor
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379 1971-03-04 8 Now we know people care for animals MUCH has been written 1 and published about the monkeys at the Botanic Gardens, some of it causing misunderstanding on the SPCA's stand on the matter. Therefore, it is perhaps advisable that we should make our position and our views clear. Some who379 words
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112 1971-03-04 8 SPUR, selfseekers and the PAP- HOW sanctimonious the Prime Minister's Press Secretary can be! In revealing that Mr. Lee Kuan Yew "knows of at least one opportunist" in SPIR (ST.. March 2), Mr. Li Vei-Chen writes as If the upper reaches of the PAP and the Government are without self-seeking112 words
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Letter49 1971-03-04 8 rLL the authority concerned please set up two mirrors in each toilet at Macßitchie Reservoir? People frequently run at the reservoir. So they need to comb their hair, but it Is difficult to do so without a mirror. Moreover, no toilet can be complete without mirrors. USER. Singapore 3.49 words
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247 1971-03-04 8 I CONGRATULATE Dr. Owee Ah Leng on his letter "Sex isn't sheer Indulgence" (8.T., March 1). He deserves the gratitude of all right-thinking people for so cleanly explaining the purpose of the sex-act. The word "love" is so often distorted and related to the247 words
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614 1971-03-04 8 Frank questions deserve frank answers TT would seem that 1 Dr. Gwee Ah Leng (ST., March 1) would like young people to believe that sex is primarily for having babies and that any love and gratification is incidental. With the advent of contraceptives the young people whom Dr. Gwee was614 words
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Advertisement255 1971-03-04 8 $135,000 CASH JACKPOT WON! IN LAST SUNDAY'S DRAW NO: 16/71 SINCAPORE POOLS On 1 A1» f\ HTL*T V^ "i T^ (PTE) LTD. -4p WUO4JJ2>" I [J 1-4 TCRCIVAL ROAO I fl SINCAPORE 6 I PO. BOX 2848 Vimk \1 I'l V~*~f^, j^B II i i I 2 3 1 I255 words
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263 1971-03-04 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Appeal Court today heard how two confidence tricksters sold a ''magic stone" for $500 to a young clerk. DPP Mr P O Ram said that Ler Yam Tong had been saving the money ior his engagement. He was263 words
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Article55 1971-03-04 9 KUANTAN. Wed. A police clerk today made no plea to a charge of setting fire to the Pahang Police Special Branch headquarters here. Raja Badri bin Raja Ismail. 29. who was alleged to have committed the offence at 6 am. Feb. 25, was ordered to be55 words
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Article, Illustration276 1971-03-04 9 NELLIE HAR - It's only when the men turn up that you can tell the twins apart NELLIE HAR By CINGAPORE. Wed. The sisters lived and grew up together like two peas in a pod until they both developed a taste for men "Then suddenly, everybody began to notice the difference in ourHAN HAI FONG - 276 words
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Article, Illustration222 1971-03-04 9 Vietnam war will spread warning SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE Vietnam war will spread to this part of A South-east Asia if communists are not checked there, according to Mr. Koun Wick, Foreign Minister of the Khmer Republic (Cambodia). "I am sure of that," and "we want peace in Southeast Asia," he222 words
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Article41 1971-03-04 9 SINGAPORE. Wed The YMCA is planning a Ouppy Club for members, who are below 18 and interested in guppy fishes. Interested members can contact the Programme Director, Mr. Urn Seng Kolc at ***** during office hours.41 words
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78 1971-03-04 9 LABOURER'S FIVE TRAFFIC OFFENCES IN A DAY SINGAPORE. Wed. When labourer Sahmat bin Ahmad went motorcycling on Feb. 2 last year in Geylang, he was committing five traffic offences. He had no licence; failed to display 'L' plates; carried a pillon rider who was not an instructor; bad no insurance78 words
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177 1971-03-04 9 Epidemic which hit swans still a mystery SINGAPORE, Wed. The mystery epidemic which struck the Botanic Gard e n s' birds has not been positively identified yet. The gardens' four black swans gifts from the Western Australian Zoological Department have returned to the gardens after observation In the Primary Productions177 words
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Article28 1971-03-04 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The new Singapore Tamilian Association's Building in Woodsvilie Close will be opened by the association's trustee, Mr V. Packlrlsamy on Sunday at 10.30 a.m.28 words
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Article96 1971-03-04 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Three robbers held up six Malaysian tourists as they were resting in their sightseeing bus, which stopped for a while outside People's Park Complex. Armed with daggers, they seized three watches valued at $423, a goJd necklace worth $100 and $37 in cash and fled.96 words
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249 1971-03-04 9 ONE-WAY ON TWO ROADS IN TANJONG PAGAR CINGAPORE, Wed. Another phase in the reorganisation of Singapore's traffic system will be put into effect on Sunday morning when two short link roads in the Tanjong Pagar area are made oneway streets. They are Hoe Chiang Road and Hnggor Street, which form249 words
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Advertisement75 1971-03-04 9 m It Peter Thomson's talk on Asian Greats. Australian professional Peter Thomson, five times winner of the British Open, writes exclusively for New Nation about golf in Asia. He talks of future world cham pions from Asia and some of the Asian "greats." if Anthony Haas reviews the Colombo Plan75 words
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The Straits Times
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Article465 1971-03-04 10 The four day teach-in on pollution, designed to draw attention to Malaysia's problems, ended as no doubt it was meant to end, with questions for which there are at the moment no reassuring answers. But the Ministry of Health now has an anti-pollution committee which is465 words
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Article298 1971-03-04 10 Tun Abdul Raz-nk's meeting with representatives of tlie Malaysian Trade Union Congress and its affiliated unions yesterday was a fruitful exercise. It has put labour leaders who had become restive because of the restraints of the Essential Regulations 1969 in a more relaxed frame of mind. The Prime298 words
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Article218 1971-03-04 10 Singapore has more than a local reputation for its racecourse, the sport the Turf Club offers and the superlative accommodation it provides for its members and the general public at a price no other race club in the world can match. Its report for last year continues218 words
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589 1971-03-04 10 ERNEST WEATHERAL - STRIKERS BRING WEST BENGAL TO BRINK OF COLLAPSE ERNEST WEATHERAL By CALCUTTA —The organised violence and labour agitation by Marxists, communists and proMao Naxaliles to crush private industry in West Bengal is forcing companies to leave the area. Industry has been plagued by slowdowns., strides and a tactic calico! •gherao."589 words
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LETTERS
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229 1971-03-04 10 TEACHERS In Malaysia need a lesson in dedication. This is my sad conclusion after 36 years in the profession. Instead of conscientious effort we now have an Interest only in clock watching and the monthly cheque. Gone for ever, it seems, Is the229 words
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Letter48 1971-03-04 10 I WISH the Central Electricity Board would inform the people of Kampong Kempas, Johore Bahru, when they can expect the power supply to the kampong promised in a statement last year. The statement >aid 1971 a>> the target date but nothing so far has happened. HAH. Kampong Kempas48 words
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Letter74 1971-03-04 10 1 AST MONTH I travelled from Kuala Kiai to Ipoh by rail on a second class ticket. I could not find a vacant seat so I looked in the third class section —again, no luck. The result was that I had to sit on the steps for a good portion74 words
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Letter77 1971-03-04 10 THE SCENE: Customs and Excise headquarters in Singapore. I am waiting for an officer to check some documents and he is flicking through them. Enter a young lady. Immediately my documents are forgotten. The officer oilers her a seat. Anrt a bottle of Pepsi Cola. For nearly77 words
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Article, Illustration1490 1971-03-04 10 DAVID GRAY - An actor in the theatre of violence DAVID GRAY WITH DAYS TO GO BEFORE THE TIGHT OF THE CENTURY,' A REPORT FROM THE TRAINING CAMP OF JOE FRAZIER By PHILADELPHIA ACCORDING to the notice on the door, it costs a dollar to watch Joe Frazier train in the gym on1,490 words
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Advertisement70 1971-03-04 10 ■AkaMaBWBBBttMaVMMsiajMH ET* "*jT^M Stytas cut to the latest trend by our most experienced craftsmen sine* 1934. Suits completely hand tailored stitched right to the buttonholes ensuring bast workmanship. We ara also Importers S> exporters of flntst Cents textiles thereby we have the latest widest rang* of materials for selection. And70 words
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Advertisement164 1971-03-04 10 Nyal ASCORBIC ACID TABLETS 1 sS>' 1 lifeto* A -:<n VITAMIN CIS ONE OF alfl k. -*^-v'J THE MOST VITAL VITAMINS pni M 1 RE6UUR SUPPLY OF ft ilbbbbbbbV^^m FOR MAINTAINING k J|BPPPPr'T!Tsr| healthy bones, skin j*»ii *xL!iiLd«M N0 Bn r TISSUE f V?l T^TirFm ANO BUILDING RESISTANCE Kl.^Hß^^ T164 words
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312 1971-03-04 11 HIGH-FLYING JETS MAY CAUSE SKIN CANCER WARNING WASHINGTON, Wed. Suix-isiimi Jota dj in:; in the upper .itniu Kpbere may Iffttfitf Urn danger* of (.inter. an \niri v .in pwtWI t of m«l i-onilnu > >,iid yeatei day. Dr. .(.lines M< Honuld of Urn I iii\rrsit\ ol \ri/<m.i told a toniTt312 words
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Article35 1971-03-04 11 I) IMABCUB WrJ. Syria's n in i i the nomination of Prime Minister Lt.-Oen. H.iii/ pn tident for the i night. Oen Assad u;i>> nominated for .v i>v command Baatti Party. UPI.UPI - 35 words
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Article150 1971-03-04 11 LONDON, Wednesday. THE Daily Sketch said yesterday a communist 1 spy ring operating here has bought importBriUsh defence secrets, it said security officials are trying to learn the extent of the Leaks. newspaper .said de•■;ire discovering thai the activities of the rum were much widerAP - 150 words
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Article28 1971-03-04 11 ORVOTO (Italy). Wed. A I earth tremon hit ntral Italy last nlghl ..iid :.im n muts laid thr .-In.. IT till- IlU'lii' or <iu..ki last niuniii.28 words
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Article56 1971-03-04 11 WASHINGTON. Wed. W. A. (Tony i Boyle, controversial prt-.-Klent of the 190.000-strong United Mine Workers' Union, w.is charged yesterday with conspiracy, embezzlement and making illgeal political contributions. A special grand jury in Washington also indicted two other top otMcials of the union on the sameReuter - 56 words
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Article, Illustration482 1971-03-04 11 Rap for Israel likely in Thant report NEW YORK, Wed MIDDLE-East report by Secretary-Gen-eral U Thant is expected to note a positive response by Cairo and imply criticism of Israeli policy in efforts towards a settlement. Sources made this prediction as diplomatic efforts quickened to bolster the peace mission ofAgencies - 482 words
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Article61 1971-03-04 11 PERTH. Wed. Outgoing Premier Sir David Brand toci.iy tuimally tendered the r,eM«n;tii<>ii of his 12-year-uld government as western Aimtr&lU'l new Labour Government prepared to take over. The Labour Government I<M by 69-year-old Mr. John Tohkin. will have a majority of ono in the Legislative Assembly following theReuter - 61 words
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177 1971-03-04 11 Lola dies a man fighting a beard growth LONDON. Wed A man Who wanted to be a woman died from blood clotting alter he refused to give up hormone pills which .stopped his beard ii'>m growing. An iiiu.ue.st was told yesterday that Lesley Brown. 39. known to his friends asReuter - 177 words
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95 1971-03-04 11 I ONDON. Wed. Bri- tains EMI Record company has refused to distribute Beatle John Lennon's new disc because of a "distasteful" lyric by his Japanese wife, Yoko Ono. Lennon's latset song. "Power to the Peonle" is backed on tjie Other side by Mi.s.sAP - 95 words
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Article60 1971-03-04 11 NEW YORK. Wed. Newswok said on Monday: 'Harold 'Kim> Philby. the onetime BriÜBB .icent who was unmasked as a Soviet spy and fled to Russia in 1963. has a new job. "The ex-newsman, now working fur the Soviet secret police, will head the Department ofAP - 60 words
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162 1971-03-04 11 Oil: Indons to get US $70mil more from Japan lAKARTA. Wed. Lt. J Gen. Ibnu Sutowo, director of the Stateowned Pertamina Oil Company, said today the agreed 30 pei cent rise in the price of crude oil exports to Japan would be worth US$6O to USS7O million a year to162 words
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Article169 1971-03-04 11 Doctors probe mother at 60 claim SANTIAGO. Wed—Doctors are investigating the claim of a peasant woman who gave hirth to a girl last week that she is 60 years old and that the child is tier HML If Mrs. .Margarita Reyes Munoz de Guerra is in her sixties, as she169 words
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Article28 1971-03-04 11 BEIRUT. Wed Kuwait and China are about to establish diplomatic relations, the Iraqi news agency quoted the Kuwaiti daily newspaper Al Ray Alam as saying. AP.AP - 28 words
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123 1971-03-04 11 FLY FREED, SERIOUSLY ILL IN HOSPITAL MONTEVIDEO, Wed. "A American soil expert Mr. Claude Fly was in serious condition in hospital here today with heart damage following his dramatic release late last night oy leftwing Tupamaros guerillas. Mr. Fly. 65. was seized by the Tupamaros last August V. He was123 words
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Article64 1971-03-04 11 MANILA: President Marcos has placed under police control eight Southern Philippine towns where clashes between Muslims and Christians and several deaths have been reported in the past few weeks. Mr. Marcos also ordered military operations against outlaws in the area be resumed following a suspension while a peace conference was64 words
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Article65 1971-03-04 11 TEL AVIV: Egyptian troops on the West Bank of the Suez Canal today sent a photographer 6CO ft. aloft in a balloon to take pictures of Israeli positions on the East Bank. Military sources said the balloon, with photographer in the basket ilung underneath, stayed aloft for 30 minytes. It65 words
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Article50 1971-03-04 11 BOGOTA: Student unrest increased last night with riots in Medellin. the Industrial capital, after earlier demonstrations in Bogota and Palmira. A curfew was Imposed in Medellin where the provincial administration reported that four students and four policemen v.ere wounded in clashes. One of the policemen was kidnapped by the students.50 words
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Article37 1971-03-04 11 BELFAST: Troops fired rubber bullets to disperse crowds in the city's Catholic Falls Road area ea»ly today and seven people were arrested. An army spokesman said the trouble did not last long and Belfast was now quiet.37 words
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Article25 1971-03-04 11 JAKARTA: President Suharto has instructed his Ministers and their staff to speed up the issue of permits for foreigners planning to invest in Indonesia. Agencies.Agencies - 25 words
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Advertisement120 1971-03-04 11 "Tobtnt* Itland fiji" N The South Pacific. Fragrance and fun. Emerald dots on a vast blue sweep of sea and sky. We jet there every Monday and Thursday. The South Pacific. Snow white sand and lazy lagoons. Golden people and a splash of vivid colour. Laughter and flowers. We jet120 words
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Miscellaneous29 1971-03-04 11 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby HURT VtXiRSeiF 1 I J I Oaz V* ITH TUAT guakp/ \sMf /TV &E£'^2f~ U— J /Oil// I I l TOLD /W oottr you29 words
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Article, Illustration300 1971-03-04 12 KY EYES TOP POST BUT NOT ON TICKET WITH THIEU NEW YORK, Wednesday. SOUTH Vie t namese Vie c President Nguyen Cao Ky said he planned to run for the presidency next September but under no circumstances would he be on a ticket with President Nguyen Van Thieu. the NewReuter - 300 words
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301 1971-03-04 12 CHOU MEETS BRITISH ENVOY IN PEKING IJONG KONG. Weil. Premier Chou l.n-lai yoU'rd.iy rcrfhrcl Britain* Charge i*Affatm in Peking, .Mr. John Denson. The New China \ew> Agency reportrd today the meeting took place yesterday evening. It gave no further det.ulv The rare merting took place amid sign.s of an improvementAgencies - 301 words
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Article33 1971-03-04 12 RANGOON, Wed. Revolutionary council chairman Gets. Ne Win called on Burma's peasants and workers to work together t-iuards drawing up a new socialist constitution for the country. I PI.33 words
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Article56 1971-03-04 12 BANGKOK. Wed. Police in Suphanbun province have arrested two men on charges ot hrtwrHm viii iger and eating his heart and liver, the Bangkok Post reported today. The English-language newsp.ipor mid the si. lying was one of the lev. recorded OMM >>i cannibalism in Thailand and followed anUPI - 56 words
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Article, Illustration438 1971-03-04 12 Mao may the war Nixon warned TALLAHASSEE, (Florida). Wednesi $ENATOR J. William Fulbright cautioned the Nixon Adminis against ignoring threats of possible < intervention in the Indo-China War. The Arkansas Democrat .snid ho did not think PreBidenl Nixon or Dr. Homy Kissinger, his chief foreign adviser, "know <>r can knowAP - 438 words
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Article127 1971-03-04 12 lONDON. Wtil Scan Conner?, «h brcanir faagou i i-i in 'io7 Jaraea B before hi- fM bored «it! Ihc pii t and iiuit, has decided to pick up hi mm itgala He "ill star on. as (1(17 in the film of another lan Flemin127 words
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256 1971-03-04 12 TOKYO, Wednesday THE Mainichi Dally News today said that misbehaviour by some Japanese visitors in South-east Asia was contributing to anti-Japanese feelings in the region. In an editorial on the formation of an antiJapan club at Kasftsart University In Thailand, theUPI - 256 words
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Advertisement215 1971-03-04 12 Timberjack rjmM^M Ohfllll affl*. nm ul 111 Ira mM W Jl Attention all timbermen! y A W^tMm M You're invited to the big TIMBERJACK demonstration. WP V mt Come and see for yourself how you can double' W A your logging output and cut costs with the exciting ■^^B W215 words
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Advertisement193 1971-03-04 12 m GARDENIA FRAGRANCES FROM GQVA TALC COLOGNE PER ft lrJ/_ London Pans New\tA ——ADVERTISEMENT Foot Infections! When Irritation occurs betwcei the toes and the skin begins to pe«l. apply DDD. 1 Prescription Immediately. DDD.' quickly bring relief and clears up the Infection > it penetrates deep Into the tissues, where193 words
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Article291 1971-03-04 13 WASHINGTON. Wed 'pIE U.S. Army acknowledge! yesterday that it had files on 25 million Americans, including poliLicians, employees of dccontractors and people thought to be a threat to national security. c Secretary Mr Robert Froehlke told a i .subcommittee that a computer operated centralReuter - 291 words
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Article, Illustration224 1971-03-04 13 DEPORT DEVLIN SHOCK MOVE IN U.S. WASHINGTON, Wea. As -hock and cont n swirled through the Coni s bombIng, two members have urged the deportation "i British MP Miss Bernadette Devlin. tevlin. whi fun Un;' has In ouently urw ci Hunt 1 1 ment during her airoearMr John E HuntAP - 224 words
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89 1971-03-04 13 VF\v YORK, Wed. A A fire bomb exploded lasi night outside thp Iraq Ifla- the United Nations. The explosit ii. which occurred shortly before ii pm. resulted In considerable smoke outride the building but caused apparently little or no dam-a'-:r and no injuries. Only89 words
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Article47 1971-03-04 13 BANOKOK, Wed The Cabinet yeslerdav derided iliat maintenance work on Royal planet may be i anied Ml Bl Thai I The Cabinet .ip] n.\cii request that Laotian C4T aircraft be allowed i" llv over and l;nd In Thailand during 1971 for re- ork. l'pi.47 words
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Article45 1971-03-04 13 MANILA, Wed Three children aced tight, four and tight months died Ihm nigtal when they were trapped taikh a burning house In Nag* City, Southern Luaoa c siid two other children and three bouaeniaUU, escaped b> jumping out of windows.45 words
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208 1971-03-04 13 LONDON, Wednesday AMI SHAM) said here toil.i> In- refused to paj .i medical liill after his uifr alleged a doctor I: ill intercourse with her during .in examination lor .iMlimu. I hi diutor. 64-year-old .Indus I i l>tn.i M. mi ipReuter - 208 words
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Article54 1971-03-04 13 SAIGON. Wed The Gov- eminent has confiscated issues (■I two Victim mi- c language newspapers for printing dis!:.itchcs quoting Radio Hanoi as ('aimniK successes in the battle Kith Saigon forces in Laos. The seizure of Lap Truong I and Tin Mat came within hours after Government officials held54 words
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Article53 1971-03-04 13 HBW YORK. Wed. Texaco Inc.. said lodiiy a great expansion of oil production in Sumatra i planned by Caltex Picific Indc.nr.siu. it.s loint venture with Standara oil Co. of California. Four new fields will be put in prediction with a to'.al of 73 new .veils toUPI - 53 words
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350 1971-03-04 13 Bombing of the Capitol: 'No sign of a conspiracy' WASHINGTON. Wed orgsnisation calling itself the "Weather Und.Tground" yesterday claimed responsibility for Monday's bombing of the U.S. Capitol, but Attorney-General John Mitchell said there was no evidence yet of a conspiracy. Qirclal-drilvtrjr letter received by an American news agency, postmarked MondayReuter - 350 words
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Article29 1971-03-04 13 CHRISTCHURCH. Wed. < merit of key univ.an" between Commonwealth countries rai urued titfl <y by Sir Hush Springer, the iii \v sccrctary-Kenernl of the ition of Commonwealth universities.29 words
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Advertisement189 1971-03-04 13 H wmmmmm the ultimate in sound SHARP stereo radiogram 1 ''S J I] o****" mm m \1 0 I* I I x 4 Band radio MW/SWI/SW2/FM Stereo I Brilliant stereo sound with exclusive satellite f speaker system. A perfect treasure of luxurious styling and MoHpI GF (M)-401 space-aged circuitry blend189 words
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Article77 1971-03-04 14 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES FALLS G. E. Life $8.80 —.20 I. Realty $0.77 —.05 Sel. Prop. $1.20 —.05 Raleigh $137 —.04 Q. Lumber $i .91 i .034 Kusan .20 —03 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Stariite Ceramic 454.000 City Development 210.000 Far East Ship 156.000 STC 132.000 RISES M. Brew. $5 75 F77 words
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Article35 1971-03-04 14 Straits Times Indices Mar. 2 Mar 3 •Industrials: 147.86 148.41 r Hotels 65.87 65.90 ■Properties: 114.96 115.29 tTins- 89.21 88.8* rubbers: 114.46 114.49 •Dec. 30. 1966 100 'Dec 31. 1968 100 tDec. 29. 1962 10035 words
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Article222 1971-03-04 14 STEADIER conditions ruled on the Stock Xxi h.ince of Malaysia and Singapore yestrrday when trading was again heavily centred on the more volatile issues. The Singapore Budget, expected next week, was MsM to be behind the genera! disinclination to ilral Industrials managed to finish mainly222 words
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Article1061 1971-03-04 14 810 AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT TNE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE INDUSTRIALS UNIT TRUSTS Aita Unit Trust (Manaitrs' priest for Mar. 4) Mai Invest Fund I 1 34 N?j| PrOK. Fund 1 06 111 (Manaxtrf priest1,061 words
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Article1018 1971-03-04 14 BUSINESS DONE DUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Alran H> $143. i2> $144. Ben Co. (3' $127 Berjaya Kawat (li $126 Borneo1,018 words
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Article143 1971-03-04 14 A.MPAT UN Dredging is to be placed in voluntary liquidation. Hi n UNI STtA.MKRS in Kuala Lumpur ana Bmgapoie atu oeen appointed general s a ies agems of Liuya Inu-rnaiiuiicti Airways. i*en Line takts over at tne beginning 01 next montn irom Op io r g wnicn nas143 words
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Article461 1971-03-04 14 UIRST year operatr ing profits for the Ming Court Hotel turned out better than many in the market predicted. Earnings were certainly low, but the $759,384 pre-tax profit achieved was made during a period when the hotel was only partially operational. At $759,384 pre-tax profits461 words
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Article190 1971-03-04 14 'THE Association of Banks m Malaysia-Singapore announced 1 tin ied merchant rates as at, March 3 Local dollars to one unit Selling Buying of foreign currenov. TT or OD TT OD s s s Sterling Pound 7.4040 3715 7.3600 Australian Dollar 3.4625 3.4200 3.4000 New Zealand Dollar 3190 words
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Article180 1971-03-04 14 THK Straits tin price in Penan^ yesterday gained |3 to $628,621 per picul on an official offering down i)'A tons to 208 tons. Following the rise of £4 in the overnight London metal price to £1.447 per ton. the local market was firm. Strong buying support from180 words
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Article105 1971-03-04 14 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Coconut Oil: Milk HI sellers drum :.rs Coprit Mixed (fob.) loos. K. ■>, Mar. UK Cont S3S B. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white for, 100' NLW $175 sellers Sarawak uhit.to li N M.W $165 sellers. Sarawak ppec.al black f.o.b.105 words
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Article25 1971-03-04 14 MARCH 3. IM Itlll H 9r-5 rents per kilo (down 0.7.". cents) TIN: 5W8.625 (up S3). Official offering ?08 tons (down 93 tons).25 words
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Article56 1971-03-04 14 Tutsday Monday •US- SUt. London 3v71 UNCI 39.05 Hontkont *»M W.^ INCH 3» 708 INCH M.WM Paris ttM spore (li 40.24 40. .V» f f S pore |t) 151.20 151.50 (1 I Kxi*/rt ir I in non-sterln areas in L S. dollars pm own. 1 2) Locn.56 words
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Article426 1971-03-04 14 rj<HE rubber market i A yesterday continued its downward trend on lack Of orders and liquidation of the Marrh nnsitinn Ahnnr Marcn position adoui one cent was lost in mixed dealing before Short-C overine and hedce buvini? fnrmpri a neage ouying iormea a I leage. At the426 words
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Article21 1971-03-04 14 In London on Tuesd.iy th,- i>n. of Qf Malayan 5 per MM quoted at £119.00 !<ellers or $2*5 sellers.21 words
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Article73 1971-03-04 14 -yiir Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the period from Mar. 4 to Mar. 10. Rubber lift cents 1b Copra $572.00 a ton Palm Oil $640.00 ton Palm Kernels 1404.75 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber I rents73 words
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Article57 1971-03-04 14 rE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. One month 4 3 4 p.c. Two months 4 7 8 p.c. Three months 5 1 16p.c. Six months 5 1 2 p.c. Nine months 5 357 words
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Article458 1971-03-04 14 AfELBOURNE. Wed— Mining iTI shares were slightly easier in light, mixed trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Some stocks recovered slightly but on the whole the slight down trend continued. Heavyweights suffered most. (RA was marked bacic a further 35 cents to $10 20 and New Broken Hill458 words
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Article270 1971-03-04 14 YEW YORK. Tues— The stock market put in another lacklustre performance today, backing and filling in sluggish tradinc. Market averaces were lit- tie changed towards the close "This sidelong movement or even a minor decline could prove to be more beneficial than not as it would tend to270 words
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Article241 1971-03-04 14 TJONG KONG, Wed. The market continued to ease under selling pressure and most countirs gave ground fractionally Hong Konr Lands with 12.460 5 hare? changing hands were, at one stage in the morninc session, dealt in at HKS9B'. but a!l subsequent trading was done at HKS99, down HKS2241 words
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Article369 1971-03-04 14 I I ON DON. Wed. Tta» Mock market closed firm today on revived hope" Of a settlement to the postal dispute combined with the rim- In thr t'.K. gold rcurve" and the statement by th,- Brlt.sh Insurance Association indicating it kne« of no further companies In difficulties. At 245369 words
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Article51 1971-03-04 14 I LONDON. Wed —Spot 15 3S. Settlement April 15.60 May 15. <W). June ItAitil June i.v«s. July/Sept 1« .V 17. Jan /March 17.50 Apr.: June 1« 10. July/ Sept 10 25 Oc, I»., J arell April Jur. 1« 53 c.l.f. March 14.60. April 14 M May 15 15. Market:51 words
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Article36 1971-03-04 14 LOtSDON. Wed Spot buyers £M4i (-£1). sellers £1448 (-£1). Forward buyers £M 46 (-m selltr, £14«<. <unch i. Settlement £1449 £4 1 Turnover am. 315 tons pm. 40 tons Torn- quiet. (Prices In metric tonm36 words
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177 1971-03-04 15 Robbers snatch $25,000 from home of doctor CINGAPORE. Wed. Three robbers yesterday broke into the Swettenham Road oi Dr. Chee Phui Hung, and carried away an iron safe containing 520.000 worth of jewellery and $5,000 fibers, armed with Iked in through unlocked back door of it two-storey bungalow at buut177 words
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Article40 1971-03-04 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. world president of the M:.s Athena Tsoudero« will be in Malavfor three days from March 11 Mrs Athanassiou who has travelled widely in Euroi» and America. Is on her first trip to I40 words
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85 1971-03-04 15 'PLEASE DO NOT CALL ME COW'S HEAD' APPEAL A LOR STAR, Wed. Furmer Kedah town councillor Teoh Ah Thow acquired the nickname "Kepala Lembu" or "GuThow" (cow's head) when he joined Party Kaky.it in 1963. Today he uppealrii to Mi friends, voters and supporters not to address him by any85 words
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Article93 1971-03-04 15 Inspectors deny theft charges SINGAPORE. Wed. Two probationary Inspectors pleaded not guilty today to .stealing a cigarette lighter and $80 from two men In Jalan Bahagia. St. Michael's Estate, on Nov. 26 last year. The charges alleged that Mohammed Yaacob bin Ohualan Mohammed. 23, and A-Haja Mahaldeen bin Abdul Hamid.93 words
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Article46 1971-03-04 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The British High Commission offices In East Malaysia are to be closed this year. It is believed that the decision to close these offices is pert of a continuing review of British diplomatic establishments abroad in the interest of economy.46 words
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Article48 1971-03-04 15 SINGAPORE. Wed Pour Indonesians who entered Singapore illegally last month were each Jailed lor three months today. They are Fatrl bin Arrlfln and Mohammed bin Awang who arrived on Feb 28, and Abdul'ah bin Salleh and Rerwl bin Abdullah who arrived on Peb 26.48 words
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Article, Illustration563 1971-03-04 15 ECONOMIC ADVISER'S CHALLENGING TARGETS SINGAPORE, Wednesday J)K. Albert Winsemius is more than ordinarily excited ;ibout being kick in Singapore, though someone described his current visit as an "annual routine affair." He has been making visits :°2ularly since 1960 when he headed563 words
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279 1971-03-04 15 Civil suit against bank over letter of credit CINGAPORE. Wed. Hearing began in the High Court today in a civil suit against Banqu-* de L'lndochine of Robinson Road over an "irrevocable" letter of ciedit for U5545,000 ($139,496). The suit was taken out by Gian Singh and Co. Ltd. of Singapore,279 words
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68 1971-03-04 15 Spore office soon for Japanese bank SINGAPORE. Wed. Sanwa Bank of Japan is to open a resident representative's office in Singapore as soon as negotiations are concluded. Japanese business sources said the bank has already been allowby the Japanese Foreign Ministry to go ahead with its plan to open an68 words
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Miscellaneous1011 1971-03-04 15 On your TV and radio today 3.00 P.M. Opening 7.41 News (0 rd General Hospital 7 v nth <..,, r > 3.00 P.M. Programme Summary 8.11 Four Winds to Adverture 325 :her Song Another Melody What Others Say (C) 3.12 Ganda Wang Anda OfCM In The Sky [M— Repeat) Pl1,011 words
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Article272 1971-03-04 16 £ALL them hot pants, divided skirts, or just plain short-shorts, the fact remains they are IN. And net for Just youthful Twiggies of the world, either. However, the big question is: Will the Mrs. Averages th? world over be wearing them as well? The272 words
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Article, Illustration419 1971-03-04 16 STUNNING STYLE FOR SOME GIRLS... yourself a new shorts outfit? These simple exercises, prepared by leading figure specialists, are hardwork but will trim off the inches after just a few weeks For hips: Sit on the floor and bend your knees up. keeping feet flat on the floor. Grasp your419 words
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442 1971-03-04 16 rpHE next time you A attend a Chinese dinner take care how you handle your chopsticks. There are people who will tell you that they can guess many things about a person from the way he handles his chopsticks. If he places442 words
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Article147 1971-03-04 16 RESERVE one refrigerator shelf or at least a part of one for leftovers. Have a definite plan in mind for the food you save. Check regularly to be sure no food gets pushed to the back and forgotten. WHEN drying rugs. hang them on the line with clamp-type147 words
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Advertisement415 1971-03-04 16 Advertisement End Dry Skin Wrinkles form in the milder weather because the skin contracts, making it hard for the little oil ducts to feed and protect the surface skin Those of you with dry 1 skins should take a little extra care at this time of the year by smoothing415 words
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Advertisement869 1971-03-04 18 ORIENT LINES LTD. 1 t'-' 7^'"-- (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) v ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Sinppere P. Shim Penang .11 NEPTUNE AMETHYST la Part London 1/4, H'burg 8/4, R'dam 11/4, Havra 14/4. NEPTUNE869 words
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Advertisement891 1971-03-04 19 I SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD Applications are invited for the following posts: A) SYSTEMS ANALYST B) ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Vi SYSTEMS ANALYST Q I ALIFIC ATIONS A Degree /Diploma In Accounting. Business Administration or Cost and Works from any recognised Institution Preference will be given to those with experience in systems design891 words
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Advertisement1035 1971-03-04 19 ©PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD Applications are Invited for the following posts ai the Public Utilities Board. Singapore:— ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: SHIFT CHARGE ENGINEER ($785-1420 basic; Ist Clas« 8.0.T or MOT Certificate (Steam) or Ist Grade Local Bißlneers Certificate of Competency (Steam) or equivalent plus minimum 5 years 1 experience In the operation1,035 words
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Advertisement403 1971-03-04 19 LEADING INTERNATIONAL COMPANY requires a dynamic and versatile INSTRUCTOR for its regional training centre. Applicants rnurt be Singapore citizens, preferably between the ages of 28 and 35 and must have at least five years' teaching experience in scientific or technical subjects. The successful candidate will be given extensive theoretical and403 words
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Advertisement377 1971-03-04 19 CIVILIAN APPOINTMENTS in Ministry of Defence, Singapore Singapore/Ma'oysian Citizens or permonent residents in Singapore/Malaysia ore invited to apply for the following Civilian appointments (A) TECHNICIANS ($l9O rising to $665 p.m.) School Certificate or equivalent with technical subjects and 2 to 5 yeors experience in one of the following fields: (i)377 words
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Advertisement922 1971-03-04 20 Announcement* POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL Boutique 3rd Anniversary Sale la or. at Llat To*fn! llarvelloua discounts on dresaes. mldla. handbags. Emlllo I'ucci lingerie and Christian Dior Jewellery. Personal t.O.t— SAMARITANS OF SINGAPORE Despairing" Tempted to suicide" Find a phone Ring H&S44 any time Hollplous announcements THC NIW APOSTOLIC CHURCH cordially922 words
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Advertisement865 1971-03-04 20 WANTED SALESMEN preferably with acooter to sell handicraft toods In wholesale to departmental atores in Singapore. Salary, commission and transport allowances Apply personally. 45. Arab Street. Ist floor. Spore. AIRCRAFT DISPATCHER WANTS with Senior Cambridge Must type. Able to do shift work. Rave knowledge of aircraft handling, documentation, cargo paperwork.865 words
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Advertisement884 1971-03-04 20 GIT YOUR commercial Academic training from Raja's College to be •ure Of »uccei«'Job. New sessions starting Details from Rajas College. CHINESE ENCLISH SPEAKING Amah Live-In 30 40 yean old. 3 children and 2 adulta. flflO'- p.m. Katong Area. Tel: *****9 Spore WANTED FEMALE CLERK*. Experience not essential Simple duties. Small884 words
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Advertisement988 1971-03-04 20 MODERN FLAT FACING Sea Katong. completely furnished, telephone and television Included available middle April for 3 months Tel *****9 TO LET One 3-storey block of flats suitable for office In District 3 with carpark Available In May. 1971. Apply to BOX AS9OO ST. S pore KIMLIN PARK DOUBLE STOREY fully988 words
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Advertisement954 1971-03-04 20 PACIFIC MANSION: Furnished Oat on 14th Floor with panoramic view. 3badroonu (one air conditioned) Lounge /dining room Price $38,000 David Pboa A Son*. Valuers Estate Agents Tel: ***** ***** *****--*****. CLOVER PARK JALAN PEMIMPIN OFF 4« M.I. THOMSON ROAD (Opposite Little Sisters of the Poor) ONLY A FEW TERRACE HOI'SES954 words
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Advertisement958 1971-03-04 20 n CHINESE V.M.C.A. COURSE Con I- versational German for Beginnen >■ 5.3.71 7.30 p.m. 9 p.m. Enrol nov at C.V.M.C.A. Palmer Road. S'pon i- 2 or dial *****. SECRETARIAL COURSE FOR CIRLS Rapid Course starting Bth. Reglstei early. Raja's College. 218 D Chang Road (*****8). Raja's Raffles Placi (***** *****0).958 words
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Advertisement819 1971-03-04 20 SKI-BOAT 55 H.P. self-starting, yen s >ood condition, skis, trolley etc $1,650. Tel. *****1. ext. ***** c B'pore. FOR BETTER BOATEL SERVICI I Consult 31S. Paslr Panjang Road. r m.s. Spore 5 excellent beach. Vehicles for sale t NC KEONC CAR TRADERS: 14. Paterson Hill Singapore *****4 Offers s 1970'819 words
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Advertisement708 1971-03-04 20 1 I*6o AUSTIN A3S VAN A Licence Plate. Good Condition. $1,050/ Inspection 204-A. Middle Road. (S pore) E 1967 V VIVA ex-ellent condition accl- dent free two owners $3. "50.00 ono Appointment Ring ***** (Contact Philip) DECEMBER 1969 AIIOOS 14 months showroom condition View at 1. Irrawaddy Road. (B'pore 12)708 words
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295 1971-03-04 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. There will be a full turnout of the Seap Games Federation Council at its meeting at Stadium Negara on Mar. 13 at 10 a.m. All six countries Singapore, Burma. Thailand. Laos. Cambodia and South Vietnam have said they would send delegates.295 words
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Article27 1971-03-04 21 SCRANTON. Pennsylvania. Eob Foster retained his World Boxing Council's ll(;ht heavyweight title last night by knockIng out fellow American Hal Carroll In the fourth round.27 words
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Article, Illustration34 1971-03-04 21 MSA goalkeeper Johnny Sim (dark jersey) leaps to make a spectacular save. Up in the air also are team-mate Harun Abbas (black shorts) and an opposing forward. Timespic by MAX KIAN SENG.34 words
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Article207 1971-03-04 21 Cold Storage upset Hongkong Bank COLD STORAGE caused an upset in Div. Two of the Business Houses Soccer League's League and Cup competition when they held Hongkong Bank to a 1-1 draw at Geylang stadium yesterday. Cold Storage, fifth In the league to the Bank, played remarkably improved soccer, upsetting207 words
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173 1971-03-04 21 St Joseph's win 'B' title for a double ST. JOSEPH'S Institution, winners of the "C" title last week, made It a double yesterday when their "B" boys beat Monk's Hill 3-0 in the final of the City District soccer tournament at Bras Basah Road. SJl's hero yesterday was their prolific173 words
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Article23 1971-03-04 21 BINOAPORE Youths will meet RAF Oan In a friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar stadium on Sunday at 3.30 p.m.23 words
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352 1971-03-04 21 ALBERT JOHNSON - ALBERT JOHNSON By j^AY Charles Karman, an American driver who was ranked No. 12 in the United States last year, will challenge the formidable Australian and New Zealand teams in next month's Singapore Grand Prix. Karman, who has raced at Daytona Beach, will be in352 words
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Article86 1971-03-04 21 YUSOF ISHAK continued their unbeaten run to emerge Pool B winners In the Paslr Panjang District Schools B division boys hockey tournament when they edged Outram Secondary 1-0 at Tanglln yesterday. Yusof Ishak scored their vital goal through Yakob Ismail. In another match, a hat trick86 words
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Article24 1971-03-04 21 PASIR Pan'ang Secondary School trounced Tanghn 6-1 in a Paslr Pan) ang District Soccer Tournament 'A' division match at Queenstown on Tuesday.24 words
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Article279 1971-03-04 21 YfOHAMMED ISA of Whltley iTI Secondary scored a lucky win In the Buklt Tlmah District 'B division cross-country at Marßltchle yesterday. Upper Thomson's Jeganathan who reached the finishing point first, tailed to go through the "ropes" and Isa, who was close behind Jega, burst forward279 words
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Article, Illustration562 1971-03-04 22 ERNEST FRIDA - Japanese pair win pro-am after 6- way tie ERNEST FRIDA By JAPAN'S former World Cup representative, Hideyo Sugimoto, and Masao Sakamoto (handicap 17), his amateur partner who carried a "red hot putter," won the Singapore Pro- Am tournament with a net 11-under-par 60 at Bukit course yesterday. They won the562 words
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Article576 1971-03-04 22 D BERMAS of Philippines and M. McCullough (US i on first tee and Thailand's A. Dhabbavibal and K. Hosoishi of Japan on 10th. tee will tee off at 8.10 this morning to begin this years 1 battle by 141 golfers from 14 countries for the Singapore Open Golf576 words
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Article937 1971-03-04 22 60 —H. Suglmoto and M. Sakamoto (17) 32-28; Hanh Chang Sang and Lenny Nonis (11) 31-29; S. Lecrone and Edmud Wong (17) 30-30; Q. Mancao and P W Chla (19) 30-30; Ben Arda and Cheong Wing (15) 30-30; D Graham and Dr. Goh Keng Swee (12)937 words
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Article33 1971-03-04 22 LONDON. Wed Australian Rod Layer. the world's top tennis money-spinner pocketed £3.250 by crushing Yugoslav Nlkkl Plllc 6-4 6-0, 6-2 in the final of the Rothman International Indoor professional tournament here.33 words
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Article, Illustration267 1971-03-04 22 GODFREY ROBERT - Fast, bright rugger by Aussies GODFREY ROBERT By THE First Battalion Royal Australian Regiment 'B showed they were a side worth watching when they trounced Tankards 'B 26-0 (four goals and two tries) in the annual SCC sevens rujjby match at the padang yesterday. The Australians not only entertained the267 words
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Article168 1971-03-04 22 NATHAN'S GOAL DECIDES A LATE goal by V. K. Nathau won for Police 'A' their third win In the Government Services Football League Dlv 2.v at Farrer Park yesterday. Police A' beat Postals Department 2-1 Haron was the outstanding Police attacker: In the 20th minute, he clearly drew goalkeeper Sanl168 words
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Article83 1971-03-04 22 PALMERSTON NORTH. New Zealand. Wed Colin Cowdrey chalked up another batting failure as MCC beat Central Districts by four wickets 4n a one-day 40-over cricket match here today Cowdrey made three before being caught oft* paceman John Hcwell Keith Fletcher, his Test team rival, also failed to83 words
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Article57 1971-03-04 22 SEOUL. Wed. The South Korea:-, Soccer Association has to hold the President Park Chur.g-Hee Cup tournament here from May 2 to May 16. The tournament had originally been scheduled for May 7-20 but was rescheduled to avoid overlapping with the Asian Central Zone qualification games57 words
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Article, Illustration375 1971-03-04 23 FRAZIER DENIES 'NO GOOD' QUOTE lIIAMI BEACH, Wed. Jimmy Ellis, who sampled the punches both men, says Cassius Clay whl it Joe Frazier in their world ivyweißht title fight next Monbecause Clay possesses the rior physical factors. "Speed, punch, weight, reach andAP - 375 words
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155 1971-03-04 23 I NEW YORK, Wed JIMMY Dupree, who lost a bid to capture the World Boxing Association's light heavyweight title on Saturday, may have been drugged for his fight against Venezuelan Vicente Paul Rondon. according to witnesses who returned from Caracas over t'lie weekend. "IUPI - 155 words
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Article1397 1971-03-04 23 A TOTAL of 367 horses have been entered for the Singapore Derby meeting on March 13. 14. 20 and 21 There will be nine races on f-ach on the first, third and last days, starting at 1.45 p.m. and ten races on the second day. starting at1,397 words
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Article96 1971-03-04 23 '"THE Singapore Turf Club made a profit of nearly $2millicn last year, after donating $900 000 So clv.rities Tan Sri Runme Shaw, the club chairman, disclosed '.his in his report to the annual meeting on March 12 After reserving S3 4-million for income tax. adding96 words
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223 1971-03-04 23 EPSOM JEEP - Corruption shows top form in gallop with Giggolo EPSOM JEEP By CORRUPTION, i fancied runner on Sunday, strode out stylishly in a workout with stablemate Giggolo at Ipoh yesterday. Galloping from the half-mile, the stablemates sprinted over the last 3f in 39 1/5 sec in soft going. Corruption (Peter Moran)223 words
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Article134 1971-03-04 23 Arsenal still chasing Leeds I ONDON, Wed. Arsenal kept their flickering English First Division title hopes alive when they scored a convincing 3-0 away victory against fourth-in-the-table Wolverhampton Wanderers last night Arsenal are now five points behind League leaders Leeds and have played one game less. Striker Ray Kennedy scored134 words
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Article165 1971-03-04 23 FUNTE-A-PIERRE (Trlnl- dad) Wed The Indian T Irtsts were 464-7 before declaring their innings closed at tea and captured two Trinidad wirkets for 76 runs at close ot play on the second day ol their lour-day match here. The Indians continued to arr.as-s runs-with ease165 words
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Advertisement378 1971-03-04 21 Cont. from Page 20) For Sale APPROX. 30 TONS tyrt rubber dust and one Condalr 10 b.p. aircondiuonuul condition. Offers to Stamford Tyre retreader Tel: ***** Spore. •N7IOUE REPRODUCTION hand Coromendal lacqui r furniture and all i>:a<iues. All kinds made to 4 Oxuy r.o.id. Spore Tel: *****1 UNIQUE, RARE, FURNITURE,378 words
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Advertisement407 1971-03-04 21 HAVE YOU PLAN*? Brine Ultra to Motion Smith. 13 Battery Road. S ?orc who can make flrit-elu* TROPICANA SOCIAL ESCORT oSfrs charming courteous ladiei for your I aoclal entertainment For appoint ment please phone Spore *****4. FAIRLAOV SOCIAL ESCORT offeri thirty attractive ladui entertain you, 47-B President Bulldli.: Strangoon Road,407 words
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Advertisement426 1971-03-04 21 WELL ESTABLISHED FOOD INDUSTRY with factories in Singapore and Malaya REQUIRE SALES REPRESENTATIVES VAN SALESMEN Please submit handwritten applications with recent photograph to:The Advertiser, Box A 5847 Straits Times Singapore. I MATURE I t SENIOR EXECUTIVE > i This educated, travelled, sociable, j j Singapore citizen over 30 must be426 words
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Advertisement668 1971-03-04 21 LEMBAGA PEMASARAN PERTAMAN PERSEKUTUAN fFedrral Afrirultnral Marketing Authority) MALAYSIA 1. Permohonan ada-lah dl-pelawa darlpada Warganegara Malaysia untok Jawatan Ahll Ekonoml Pertanlan (1) Tancca GaJI; $800 x 40 1.000/1.053 x 60 1.500 (termasok semua) dl-tambah elaun rum ah (2) Ltnor: Tldak lebeh darlpada 40 tahun (3) Kelayaluß dan Penfalaman: ChalunS oagi668 words
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Miscellaneous113 1971-03-04 21 CROSS-COUNTRY City District Schools Championships (Macßltchle 2.30 p.m.). GOLF Spore Open Championship (Buklt). HOCKEY SHA Under-23 final: Jansenltes v Armed Forces (padang 5.15 p.m.); Katong District Tournament: 3rd. placing: Kaki Buklt v Maju (Telok Kurau 5 p.m.); Paslr Panjang District Tournament: 'A' division boys: Queensway v Oan Eng Seng; B113 words
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Advertisement1003 1971-03-04 22 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU (NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF THE 3TATES OF MALAYA) Tnanka Ja'afar Power Station— 27skV Switchyard Civil Works Contract 1936 4 Tenders are Invited from suitably qualified firms for the Civil Works in connection with the new 275kV Switchyard at Tuanku Ja'afar Power Station (formerly Port Dlckson1,003 words
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Advertisement776 1971-03-04 22 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KL'ALA LUMPUR IN BANKRUPTCY NO. Sl6 OF 1970 Re: 1. Yap Futt Kong 2. Yap Chun Seong 3. Mok Yoonf Kan 4. Chong San Vow 5. Ho Sak Lin (f i 6. (hon« Soo Wai (f) (T/A Union Travel and Tour Agencies) Ex-parte776 words
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Advertisement98 1971-03-04 22 Fight backache And Rheumatism Notblnr f»n make you ftcl io old tired, and depreued as loslnr hlmd and energy because of Getting Up NioMt or Burning, Smarting. Itching AeTdlty. And If your back achea anS Rheumatlim Pain* In Joint* and nuv cle* make you mlaerabl*. you can I work and98 words
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Advertisement25 1971-03-04 23 foil ■■%s! *3 "H ~j •A^Si^V:^ RKok I w^ kJ"*l m i»T*^B $sS^ i v StS :Hbj ir !/.>r- V"%iflV^A^avliPMflMH Mm i WM r^Br^W ■^^^H^^BB-^B^B^f25 words
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Advertisement447 1971-03-04 23 WO© PUZZLE p c«t ..it <*trt imi j -j STRAITS TIMES THURSDAY I WORD PUZZLE *H f I 1 i i I fMsT\ CM Ml m< f witk Mltr tMHH. I I \jjljj Ptstiig iMtrKiiHj mm kttev. i mm m./m^wm i Imm 4 S j L_| s tjblaZ^s iuss 6447 words
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326 1971-03-04 24 Jailed: Man involved in bank, Treasury grabs JOHORE, Bahru, Wed. While his friends were robbing the Treasury here in August, 1968, Singaporean Lim Tua Bah was far from the scene in a police lock-up in Singapore after being found in a stolen car. Another man was later charged for stealing326 words
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Article39 1971-03-04 24 PHNOM PENH. Wed. Cambodian authorities have arrested a Lieutenant-Colonel and charged him with plotting to blow up the government Detent Ministry building and oflWe or Prime Minister Lon Nol. sources close to the Government revealed today. UPI.UPI - 39 words
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Article83 1971-03-04 24 MR. NOOII HOK DJIE. 93. patted away peacefully on 3/3/71. leaving behind beloved wife Mul Joen. daufhter Khlm Sim. and son Foomt Nghlan Cortege leaves 40 Yuk Tong Avenue on 5 3/71 at 2 p.m. (or Kamponx Kapor Mtthodlat Ctiurch and thence to Chua Cbu Kang cemetery. Mr. K83 words
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390 1971-03-04 24 House support for Heath's East of Suez policy LONDON. Wed BRITAIN'S Conservative Government last night won parliamentary approval for a flexible defence policy based primarily on Western European security but with some military commitments East of Suez. A Labour move attacking the Government for overstretching British forces by Joining aReuter; AP - 390 words
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Article, Illustration197 1971-03-04 24 DR. GOH TEES OFF TO A SIX-WAY TIE DEFENCE Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee, a 12 handicapper, teeing off in the Pro Am coif tournament at the Bukit course yesterday. Dr. Goh, whose partner was Australian David Graham, one of the favourites for the Singapore Open, carded a net 66.197 words
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142 1971-03-04 24 3 years for his third theft of herbs SINGAPORE, Wed. It was his third time stealIng medicinal herbs, and jobless Lee Ah San, 27, got three years for it today. He admitted in a district court today that he and three accomplices had broken into a godown of Chung Nam142 words
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47 1971-03-04 24 Reduction of traffic fines: A CPIB probe SINGAPORE, Wed. The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau Is probing the composition of traffic offences by the police. Investigations are believed to concern reductions In compound fees. CPIB officers are sifting through documents taken from the traffic police at Maxwell Road.47 words
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Article41 1971-03-04 24 SINGAPORE, Wed. A Russian delegation of shipping experts now visiting Singapore today toured Jurong to study shipping facilities there. They were particularly keen to study Jurong's facilities for ship repairing, fishing trawler berthing and marine refrigeration system41 words
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83 1971-03-04 24 LONDON, Wed— A strong hope emerged today that a new offer by the union might lead to a breakthrough in the six-week-old national post office strike. Employment Minister Mr. Robert Car r will meet both sides at mid-daj followlni a morning meeting of the Pott83 words
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270 1971-03-04 24 'We will invade North' Thieu says it again SAIGON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Nguyen Van Thieu tonight threatened an invasion of North Vietnam unless the communists "stop immediately their aggression in the South and withdraw their troops back to the North." The South Vietnamese President said the possibility of attacking the NorthUPI - 270 words
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Article113 1971-03-04 24 CHARLES TO BE COMBAT PILOT LONDON, Wed. The Royal Air Force made known Its plans today for "Exercise Golden Ragle. the prestife operation of turning; Britain's future king into a fully fledged combat pilot. Prince Charles. 22, eldest son of Queen Elizabeth 11. joins the RAF next Monday for aAP - 113 words
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93 1971-03-04 24 OENANO, Wed— Five Malaysian fishing vessels held by Thai customs for I alleged intrusion into Thai territorial waters, returned Ul Penang today. The fleet part of 13 vessels detained by the I Thais at Pulau Teratan. off Setul, a coastal village in south Thailand were93 words
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Advertisement40 1971-03-04 24 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $20.00 'minimum) JB3H t'TJnwanted Remove it, the sure, safe, scientific way. By Electrolysis. At the capable and experienced hands of Mrs. Violette Leng, SRN., M.A.B. Th. London-and I'urib trained beautician. wiolette's 29A.TanglinRo^. Singapore 10. Tel: *****5/*****440 words
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Advertisement143 1971-03-04 24 a^^^^\ the sound approach to quality KX^ KENWOOD KA-2002 j^HF ?*H DH Mm— rfta ■M KA-2600 fl HHM |S».. KENWOOD SOLID STATE 111 STEREO AMPLIFIERS Kenwood's KA-2002 highlights all the bmt hi-fi features in compact size. It I provides output power of 56 watts I with less than 0.8% distortion143 words
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Miscellaneous15 1971-03-04 24 The weather The weather outlook for SINGAPORE from 6 a.m. to noon today Isolated showers.15 words
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