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Title Section26 1971-03-09 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY. MARCH 9, 1971 20 CENTS K.D.N. 5005 M.C. (P) No. 250726 words
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Article, Illustration2814 1971-03-09 1 I CHIA POTEIK: I - I CHIA POTEIK: I No new taxes, not a thing to cost more, Mr. Hon tells Parliament SEE ALSO PAGES SI/, SEVEN AND 10 By Singapore, Monday Record number of very large industrial projects in the pipeline IT IS comforting to know that according to the examples2,814 words
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Article56 1971-03-09 1 MIAMI (Florida), lion. National Airlines announced today that a Boeing 727 Jetliner was hijacked to Montreal, Canada, while on the ground In Mobile. Alabama, by a young, blonde youth carrying a handgun. "The Information we have Is that there are no passengers aboard, only the three-man flightAP - 56 words
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Article212 1971-03-09 1 pAIRO, Mon. The Suez Canal remained quiet but uneasy today as a seven-month ceasefire expired and Egyptian troops awaited orders for the next round with Israel. The Egyptian forces will remain on full alert as the formal military standsill gives way to an ill-defined waiting212 words
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Article94 1971-03-09 1 'Death threat to Frazier' report NEW YORK. Mon. A request has been made to District Attorney Frank S. Hofan's office for help in guarding boxer Joe Frailer, it was learned today. Police sources disclosed the request after published accounts appeared of a death threat to the fighter, reportedly made last94 words
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Article210 1971-03-09 1 pANBERRA, Mon. Australian Defence Minister Mr. Malcolm Fraser angrily resigned tonight, accusing Prime Minister John Gorton of disloyalty to him. His decision to quit the Gorton Cabinet was the climax of a week-long row about his handling of his army chiefs. He said in a stronglywordedReuter - 210 words
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Article54 1971-03-09 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. Two more violent deaths were reported in Calcutta today, bringing to 74 the number killed since India's general elections began on March 1. One man was found shot dead and another fatally stabbed after supporters of a political party went on a rampageUPI - 54 words
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509 1971-03-09 1 Reds blow up railway track in north Malaysia TASEK GLUGOR, Monday fjOMMUXIST terrorists dynamited the railway bridge spanning Sungei Jarak two miles from this Province Wellesley North village at about 1 1 o'clock last night. The explosion tore up a section of the rails and disrupted train services between Padang509 words
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Article118 1971-03-09 1 A strike call to back up demand KARACHI, Mon. East Pakistani leader Sheikh Muijubur Rahman has backed up his demand for an end to military rule by calling a general strike in government offices, and ordering the people not to pay taxes. Sheikh Muijubur made his call at a public118 words
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Article384 1971-03-09 1 Chou spends 4 days in Hanoi rpOKYO, Mon. Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai and a delegation of Chinese party and government officials have visited North Vietnam. Radio Hanoi reported today. The radio gave no details of the visit. The Japan Broadcasting Corp. (NHK) reported, however, the Chinese delegation arrived inAgencies - 384 words
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Article77 1971-03-09 1 Formosan diplomat defects GENEVA Mon. Swiss police said today a Nationalist Chinese diplomat who disappeared here four days ago defected to the Communist Chinese. The diplomat was Identified as Sun Sun-Chou. 52. who disappeared in Geneva on Wednesday while on his way from the Nationalist Chinese Embassy in Dakar toReuter - 77 words
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Article11 1971-03-09 1 •A major cable breakdown delayed London Stock last night.11 words
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Article44 1971-03-09 1 CAIRO, Mon. Egypt has imposed a partial blackout on the capital amid fears that the end of the *»m -month truce could (tart an aeoidenUai wmr In the Middle EmL It has also evacuated civilians from the Soe* Canal arc*. en.44 words
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Advertisement81 1971-03-09 1 fhebasisofa complete workshop In one machine. t~* <■■* MrTHE BRIDGEPORT by Adcock Shipley. The Bridgeport is a milling, drilling and boring machine, that, with its combination of head, ram, turret and table movements, can machine a job longer and wider than its table and from any angle. That's why just81 words
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Advertisement5 1971-03-09 1 H CROCKETT JONES NORTHAMPTON ENGLAND5 words
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Advertisement179 1971-03-09 2 CETA HEAD START KBp^ Avoid the crowd at the check-in counter Jjk |r^~^-^ with MSA's new Boeing 707 flights to Hong Kong 9HH (via Bangkok) leaving Singapore at 8^)0 em. W Starting 1 April, -every Monday, Thursday, JM EVERY BODY ENJOYS MSASERVKE via Bangkok. HH, w fin] BBPIh Particularly on179 words
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246 1971-03-09 3 'Prof it all yours' joint ventures offer by Russians TPOH, Mon— The Soviet Union is prepared to offer Malaysians a new type of joint venture in manufacturing industries. Under this system. Malaysians retain the profits, and full ownership as well as control of the project concerned, while the Russians provide246 words
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232 1971-03-09 3 Bid by Perak MCA to attract the young IPOH, Mon. The Malaysian Chinese Association in Perak today got off to its arduous task of reorganising the party to meet the aspirations of the young and the have-nots. At a Press conference here the new chairman of the Perak MCA Liaison232 words
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Article90 1971-03-09 3 Engineering course for public SINGAPORE. Mon. The Department of Extramural Studies of the University of Singapore will conduct 12 lee tires on "Design and Construction of Rigid and Flexible Earth Retaining Structures" beginning on March 22 at 7.30 pm. in the Physics Room 2. University of Singapore Dr. S. D.90 words
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236 1971-03-09 3 Call to set up trade office in Holland CINGAPORE, Mon. J The president of the Netherlands Economic Mission to Singapore, Mr. Sidney J. Van Den Bergh, today urged the Republic to set up a trade commission in Holland to strengthen economic ties. Such a commission, he said, would benefit Singa-236 words
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Article, Illustration457 1971-03-09 3 CINGAPORE, Mon. Chinese and Indian men are more prone to cancer than their women in Singapore's multi-racial society for some unknown reason. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore said this today when he opened a457 words
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156 1971-03-09 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Both Houses of Parliament resume sitting tomorrow. While the D c w a n Ra'ayat will begin debating the speech from the Throne, the Dewan Negara (Senate) will continue discussion on the Constitutional (Amendment) Bill. Originally the Dewan Ra'ayat was not due to156 words
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157 1971-03-09 3 IGNATIUS STEPHEN - 'Jungle bunnies' caught ii longhouse -raid IGNATIUS STEPHEN By BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN, Mon. Eight "jungle bunnies" were caught during a surprise midnight raid at a house here during the weekend. "Jungle bunnies" are longhouse girls who come to town to make a fast buck. The raid was carried out on157 words
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Article31 1971-03-09 3 SINOAPORE, Mon. A professional safety engineer from U.S., Mr. D Vaugh. wlll speak on "Road Safety" at a luncheon meeting organised by the Rotary Club on Wednesday.31 words
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Article32 1971-03-09 3 SINOAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Musical Society will hold Its annual general meeting on Wednesday at St. Andrew's Cathedral Hall at 7 p.m. The meeting wlll be followed by a dinner.32 words
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221 1971-03-09 3 $10 MIL FACTORY TO FABRICATE CHEMICAL PLANTS CINGAPORE. Mon. $10 million factory is to be built in Jurong to fabricate chemical plants. To be known as Singapore Takada Industries Pte. Ltd.. It is a Joint venture between Takada Industries Ltd. of Japan, the Development Bank of Singapore and a local221 words
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Advertisement306 1971-03-09 3 STOCK-REDUCTION at our New Premises 40, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD LADIES IST HOOK PTO BLOUSES 4 Sly. $2.90 only BRASSIERES KNITTED T. SHIRTS $2 90 up STRETCH SLACKS $5 90 only JANTZEN USA $13. J0 up SLACKS I TOP (SET) $9.»0 up LOVABLE USA 4.50 up MINI FLARE SKIRTS $3.90 only306 words
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Advertisement1151 1971-03-09 3 /Oew German &c<fcwery NOW you can treat HAEMORRHOIDS VARICOSE VEINS ORALLY SAFELY! (NO MISSY OINTMENTS) vered medicament Paraphlebon acts exel u < 'j^jjsife^ sively within the damaged vein to treat varicose veins and haemorrhoids. Healthy veins vJ5_5" > and arteries are not affected. You therefore get safe, quick relief from1,151 words
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124 1971-03-09 4 Hospital to admit nonCantonese patients CINGAPORE, Mon. Plans to open the Kwong Wai Slu Free Hospital in Serangoon Road to all sections of the public by next year were disclosed today. They were announced by Inche Othtnan Wok, the Minister for Social Affairs, at the end of his tour of124 words
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Article, Illustration73 1971-03-09 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Miss Ruby Chuah. 18 (above), an ex student of the National Junior College. left last night to study architecture at the University of Melbourne under a Colombo Plan scholarship. An active ballet dancer, Miss Chuah passed her 1970 Higher School Certificate examination with73 words
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1515 1971-03-09 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The University of Singapore today announced the results of the second examination In aits and the second professional examination for the degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. The following have passed the arts examination: Amlnahton blnte Muhammad Yusof. Ang Chay1,515 words
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226 1971-03-09 4 r elix Blaska Ballet delights audience GINGAPORE, Mon. The Felix Blaska Ballet Is a small, well-knit company of 14 dancers, all showing the clean lines of good classical training. There U nothing remote In the art of Felix Blask*; the sheer Joy and exuberance ot the dancer* came right across226 words
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328 1971-03-09 4 Suicide note blames 'black magic' SINGAPORE, Mon J^IGHT after night before a woman committed suicide an eerie fragrance of incense lurked in her house, as she complained that invisible needles were piercing her heart, a coroner's court heard today. A suicide note to the police found In the bra of328 words
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185 1971-03-09 4 Lion-man, cobras, boar to come to life at dance SINGAPORE. Mon. A cobra, a wild boar, and a lion-man will come to life when India's Srimathl Kamala and her dance troupe performs here at the Victoria Theatre on March 15 and 16. Miss Kamala who has been dancing for 28185 words
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132 1971-03-09 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A member of the visiting Netherlands 2 3 m a n economic mission. Mr A. C. Gischler, was injured tonight when he resisted a hold-up by three young thugs in the Bukit Timah Road area. Mr. Gischler. 28. manager ot the staff132 words
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131 1971-03-09 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The First Lady, Mrs. B.H. Sheares. will formally open the Children's Aid Society's new home at dementi Road tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. The society was established in 1902 when it took over from the defunct St. Nicholas Society. Its main objective is131 words
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Advertisement492 1971-03-09 4 OFINS TOOAY' Both Thtotret S $ho»i Odton: 11, I.JO. 4, 7 I 9.30pm Orchord: 11, I.JO, 4, 7 A 9.lSpm I Cash Bookings only No Frtt list Golden Horveit Presents Wang Yu Shmtaro Katiu in "ZATOICHI AND THE ROVING SWORDSMAN D ali Scope Eastmancolor Eng'uh Chinese Subtitles kslh j r492 words
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Article, Illustration238 1971-03-09 5 RITA LOON 3 - RITA LOON 3: By SUKET sixteen was a vintage age for Vera FilatofT she took her first bow as pri m a donna, the harvest of six years of training, practice and aspiration. "A moment never to be forgotten." saidWan Seng Yip shows Vera executing the flight of bird - 238 words
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85 1971-03-09 5 VETRIVELU DENIES DEFAMATION CHARGE SINGAPORE, Mon. United National Front secretary-general, R. Vetrlvelu, today denied a summons charge In the First District Court, of allegedly defaming the Asst. Commissioner of the CID, Mr Ong Klan Tong. The summons, signed by the Deputy Supt. of the Special Investigation. Section, Mr. Ng Leng85 words
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Article23 1971-03-09 5 SDNOAPORE, Mon. The police band will perform at the Macßltchle Reaervolr park on Sunday from 5 pm. to 6 P m23 words
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Article137 1971-03-09 5 SINGAPORE, Monday A ROYAL Air Force Nimrod long-range mari time Jet four of which will be stationec here under the five-nation defence pact later thi year has proved to be a champion submarine killer. I It recently won the Fincastle trophy, symbolic of antl submarine137 words
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232 1971-03-09 5 Do not pester tourists, flag sellers -warned— SINGAPORE, Mon. Flag sellers were today warned not to pester tourists and other air travellers If they want a permit to operate in the Singapore airport. The warning came from a spokesman of the Department of Civil Aviation after officials of the department232 words
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Article29 1971-03-09 5 81NOAPORE. Mon —A former taxi-driver Farm Che San, 35. was today fined a total of $480 tor 20 traffic offences, some of them dating back to 1962.29 words
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Advertisement485 1971-03-09 5 Advertisement Be Proud of Your English You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Are yon content with the noticeable progress in a few way yon speak and write? hours. You learn from the Are yon sore that yon are Interestingly written, easy-to-not making mistakes that utderstand lessons485 words
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Miscellaneous157 1971-03-09 5 1 Opp By 1.1. Ham tin OH, HHJ.Q JONES MOWJ I FIWE BUT r'VE A I UPCYKC SALTZER. AND > I V ..1 XINDA THOUGHT IP I HSV; PO YSU LIKE OUR LiTTLE COUPLE GENTLEMEN I I JON OEWYL, THEY'RE I WELL, \BE HEARING FROM I I DOC! Yj*J> ELECTRIC157 words
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THE BUDGET Development estimates
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1229 1971-03-09 6 CHIA POTEIK - Security and defence again get the lion's share CHIA POTEIK SUMMARY BY ESTIMATES of revenue and expenditure, at a glance, are: REVENUE: Direct taxes $431.00 million; Indirect taxes and taxes on outlay $395.29 million; Reimbursements and sales of goods and services $197.19 million; Income from investments and property $127.66 million.1,229 words
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465 1971-03-09 6 duced from garbage by the plant will be used to augment the supply of fertilisers for the garden city campaign. More projects by the Primary Production Department are reflected by a total provision of $1.93 million, of which465 words
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606 1971-03-09 6 HDB gets slOOm loan from the Government FE Housing and Development Board will ret a loan of SlOO million from the Government, under the development estimates for the financial year ending March 31. which was presented by the Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sui Sen. to Parliament. This is equivalent to606 words
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Article93 1971-03-09 6 OCHOLARSHIPS, fellowships and equipment provided under Britain's financial assistance scheme to Singapore will cost about $37,000 in the new fiscal year ending March 31, 1972. This sum has been entered In the Development Estimates as the expenditure will be charged in the first lnst- ance93 words
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Advertisement124 1971-03-09 6 j^y^ >&'■■'.-■ PSiPf^ coupe LJgfeat new concepi Two New Engines -12A 130 HR Twin Rotary engine or GP overhead camlO4HR 1600. Two Completely New Continental Body Styles. Sleek, exciting, dynamic, Coupe Sedan. Great New "Young At Heart" Colour Schemes, daring, dashing. Here at last is the car you've dreamt of124 words
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THE BUDGET Revenue estimates
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1122 1971-03-09 7 SINGAPORE. Monday A BRIGHT picture of the increasing revenues rolling into Government coffers is presented by the estimates of revenue and expenditure for the new fiscal year ending March 31, 1972, tabled by the Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen,1,122 words
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500 1971-03-09 7 A classification system for films to cut down censorship piLMS classification will be introduced to complement Mr. Censor and not replace him, Parliament was told. Culture Minister Mr. Jek Yeun Thong said: "We are trying to devise a simple system of classification so that film censors will not need to500 words
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171 1971-03-09 7 Houses, shops on sits of abattoir THE Jalan Besar abattoir idle since Jurong Central Abattoir began operations about three years ago— will be tore down under the urban renewal scheme. In its place will be a 16--storey housing block with a three-storey podium for a shopping and hawkers' centre similar171 words
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225 1971-03-09 7 Why Govt can't do away with relief teachers rpHE Government A cannot do away entirely with relief teachers as they are required to fill vacancies arising from a variety of situations. This was stated In Parliament by Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng, Minister of State for Education, in replyto questions by225 words
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Article117 1971-03-09 7 r[E Upper Thomson Road Shopping Centre will be completed by the end of the year, and all shopkeepers and hawkers affected by the scheme will be allocated stalls. This assurance was given In Parliament by the Minister for Law and National Development, Mr E. W.117 words
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53 1971-03-09 7 SINGAPORE, Men. Parliament has been adjourned to March 16. Coming up for debate are two supplementary estimates for $34 million, of which $S0 million la for capital subscription to the newly-created Monetary Authority of Singapore, and the rest Is for miscellaneous expenses, Including renovation53 words
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Miscellaneous57 1971-03-09 7 Bugs Bunny By Rmiph HeimdaM S- PETUNIA'S A PICKY > >< ~N THESE ARE UUST I I BUT THIS IS TW FMSt\ TvYOMEN'T CUSTOMER, BUT I'M f&ADVIJ WHAT I WANT! PAIR VA TRIED ON! > FmT^MB^CT Hi/ 1 GOT HALF MY -STOCK It I'LL TAKE THEM! 1c -< VW^^ZUjIXl I57 words
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174 1971-03-09 8 CINGAPORE, Mon.— Civic tours by women's associations can help keep them in touch with the community and make them more effective. Che Mawan Wajid Khan, wife of the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs. Incbe Rahim Ishak. made the point at the174 words
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Article40 1971-03-09 8 BINOAPORE. Mon. Two MPs, Inche Hajl Mohamed Anff bin Suradl (Kampong Kembangan) and Mr. Ch'ng Jit Koon (Tlong Bal.ru i will leave (or Britain next week (or a three-week •gettlr.g-to-know-you" visit, sponsored by the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association.40 words
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Article24 1971-03-09 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. There were no top winners In yesterday's Toto Draw No. 18/71. The Jackpot (or this Thursdays draw is $105,00024 words
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Advertisement120 1971-03-09 8 BBBBBBBBK^^^^BBBBBBBBBBM^B^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M^^^^^^^^^^M^^^H^^^^b Bfcß^E?^ *tt^Ev Come to a barbecue around the most beautiful pool in Singapore. On the top floor of the front building of the Ming Court Hotel there's a beautiful pool. We call it the Pagoda and starting tomorrow and every Wednesday following, a great barbecue will be served there120 words
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Advertisement50 1971-03-09 8 S» I MODEL AF-6O The only ceiling *^j fan in SingaporeIb^^k exported to all parts of the world awarded a Quality Certificate from the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research (SISIR) YOU CAN DEPEND ON AN ACMA PRODUCT Hl l Hi Manufactured and distributed by ACMA ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LTD.50 words
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439 1971-03-09 9 S'porean, Indon each fined $1 mil BID TO SMUGGLE IN $85,000 GOODS JOHORE I3AHRL', Monday SINGAPORE merchant and an Indonesian shipping captain were today fined $1 million each by the Sessions Court here for trying to smuggle $85,()(M) worth of goods into Malaysia last December. Phoeng Tjoeng Lim, 34, of439 words
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163 1971-03-09 9 BLOOD BANK THANKS RAF, ARMED FORCES FOR DONATIONS SINGAPORE. Mon. The Blood Bank today thanked members of the Singapore Armed Forces and RAF Changi for their donations which accounted for about two-thirds of last week's total donations. Out of 807 blood donations received during the week 481 were from the163 words
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Article32 1971-03-09 9 SINOAPORE. Mon. Ng Sal Cheng. 20 who committed four traffic offences while riding a motorcycle on April 23 last year was today fined $65. and disqualified from riding for on* year.32 words
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102 1971-03-09 9 Detective, PC charged with accepting $200 bribe SINGAPORE, Mon— A detective and a police constable were charged In the First District Court today with taking a $200 bribe from a housewife. The housewife, Mn Urn Hong Ing. 26. alleged that the two men accepted the money so that they would102 words
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Article50 1971-03-09 9 BINOAPORE. Mon— Odd-Job labourer Llm Ylak Meng. 38. was fined $6,000 today for Illegally having Ijt gallons of samsu and 554 gallons of mash In Lorong Limau. off Kirn Keat Road on Feb. 2. He was fined another $3,000 for having a complete distillery there.50 words
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Article173 1971-03-09 9 Call to improve quality of goods SINGAPORE, Monday rrHE Minister of State for Finance, Mr. Tang See A Chim, today called on manufacturers here to improve the quality of their products. They must also compete in price and service with other nations for a share of the world market. Mr.173 words
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Article, Illustration210 1971-03-09 9 NO TREE TRUNK, SO CABER CHAMP IMPROVISES SINGAPORE. Mon—Scottish caber- tossing champ, Mr. Bill Anderson. 34. expected to hurl a tree-trunk today, but the best his sponsors could do was to produce a lone pole. His small audience might have been slightly disappointed because no coconut tree trunks were available210 words
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90 1971-03-09 9 CINGAPORE, Mon. Britlsh actress, Dulcle Gray, and her actor husband, Michael Denison. arrive in Singapore tomorrow from Malaysia, where they have spent two weeks renewing childhood memories. Michael has been commissioned to write a book about his wife's early life. and they have been90 words
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194 1971-03-09 9 A night thieves broke into seven homes CINGAPORE, Mon. 3 Residents at Soo Chow Gardens, off Thomson Road, are taking extra precautions to beat housebreakers reported to be prowling the estate. Early today, three families all from the same block of semi-detached houses in the estate woke up to find194 words
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110 1971-03-09 9 Red carpet welcome for cruise ship tourists SINGAPORE Mon. Nearly 700 passengers of the world-cruslng luxury liner, ss 'Rotterdam' will arrive to a red-carpet welcome at the PSA wharves on Wednesday morning. A traditional lion dance performance by the Singapore Chin Woo Athletic Association will greet the passengers at the110 words
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Advertisement226 1971-03-09 9 Fight m^K^ mm m H 816 FIGHT in Today's New Nation Jl Fill round by round report and picture on sale within m minutes of the end. After the British Pullout. the Americans move in b? Siva Choy. I NEW I I NATION J See the Iclayfrazierl I FIGHT I226 words
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Miscellaneous313 1971-03-09 9 Straits Times Crossword ALPHABETICAL JIGSAW the cellar? (7). As designed by Leach or Ooya. 8 > °"f eoualna-gennan Uve here study lor an excavation (11). Jl'^ Bs. by Mendelssohn for children T> lth blb once to rt hu 7 ma>be for sex education thou,ht the J.bberwock C for grub, of313 words
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672 1971-03-09 10 The Straits Times Tuesday, March 9, 1971 SOME STANDSTILL Long before Mr. Hon Sui Sen, presenting his first budget to Singapore's Parliament, paused as all Finance Ministers do on coming to their taxation proposals, it was clear there were no unpleasant surprises. For the second year running, Singapore has a672 words
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Article309 1971-03-09 10 East Pakistan has cooled down a bit, thanks to President Yahya Khan's decision to withdraw troops from Dacca. The conspicuous presence of the military following postponement of the tnecting of the National Assembly was provocative and apparently unnecessary. The lowering of the military profile and the309 words
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Article2582 1971-03-09 10 Finance Minister surveys the economy THE REPUBLIC'S ENTREPOT TRADE IS SHRINKING In his Budget survey of Singapore's economy, Mr. Hon Sui Sen made these points The Gross Domestic Product rose by 15 per cent in 1970 compared with an average 9.5 per cent for the past decade. Industry2,582 words
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Advertisement62 1971-03-09 10 MODERN GROOMING a J FORA \mT MODERN MAN MGS offers the widest variety -a fantastic array of 29 different items for modern grooming. Whether it'i for shaving, skin care, hair styling or travelling, you'll get top-notch results with MGS. (pj9 >/HLTIDO m ens cosmetics FREE 1 sports bag with every62 words
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296 1971-03-09 11 Planes, jeeps help hunt U.S. airmen's kidnappers A NKARA, Mon. Recon- nai sance planes and iefD-tvDe vehicles providtd by the US tor opium control joined in the search for four kidnapped American airmen yesterday. But the gang of leftist extremists who sized the tour radar technicians l;i-t Thur-dav continued toAP - 296 words
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Article40 1971-03-09 11 Dr (Vitamin E) Evans dies BERKELEY (California. Mon. Dr. Herbert McLean Evans, who discovered vitamin E in 1922. is dead. He was 88. He died on Saturday of heart failure at Alt 3 Bates hospital after a long Illness. AP.AP - 40 words
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Article, Illustration471 1971-03-09 11 NEW MOVE BY RUSSIA TO BUILD AN OFFENSIVE MISSILE BIGGER THAN THE GIANT SS-9 WASHINGTON, Monday yHE Defence Department said yesterday the Soviet Union had embarked on new construction of inter-continental ballistic missiles (ICBM), apparently ending a pause in its deployment of the giant SS-9. Democratic Senator HenryReuter - 471 words
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Article60 1971-03-09 11 TAIPEH. Mon A flotilla of Taiwan warships is leaving Taipeh later this month on a goodwill mission to Asian and Pacific countries, the Central News Agency reported today. Quoting an announcement by the Taiwan Navy, the agency said the trip was an annual exercise for navalReuter - 60 words
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178 1971-03-09 11 Protest marchers hurl bombs, rocks and bottles UELFAST. Mon. Gasoline bombs, rocks and bottles flew here last night when 40 women, dressed In military-style uniforms and wielding sticks, led a 300-strong march past a paratrooper base. The protest procession by Republican elements calling for this Britishruled province to be reunitedAP - 178 words
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140 1971-03-09 11 FREEDOM FOR 35 HELD ON FARM AS 'SLAVES' UANGKOK, Mon. Police raided a farm in the southern orovince yesterday and freed 35 young men who claimed they had been locked up and forced to work as "sla/es." Acting on a tip from neighbours, about ?o policemen went to the larm140 words
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Article62 1971-03-09 11 LONDON: The majority ot Britons want a referendum whither or nor Britain should Join the common Market, according to an opinion poll today. A Louis Harris poll, published in the Daily Express said 79 per cent of those questioned think There should be a referendum en the EEC Issue and62 words
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Article69 1971-03-09 11 PERTH: The West Australian Department of Shipping today issued a warning to shlp> in the Indian Ocean i.ear the area where the abandoned Überian lrelghter Henna was last sighted. Tho 10,277-ton Henna, which was abandoned last week about 2.C00 miles south-west of here aiter heavy seas had caused cracks In69 words
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Article33 1971-03-09 11 JIONG KONG: China today announced the forof new provincial Communist Party committee In Shensl Province, nor ih- west China. Indicating the continued progress in rebuilding the party appalatu.s shattered during the cul'.ural revolution.33 words
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Article61 1971-03-09 11 TOKYO: The Japan Communist Party (JCP) will send a four-man mission to Mosciw next wfek for talks with Its Soviet counterpart in an attempt to patch uu strained relations, the JCP announced today. The mission to be headed by Mr. Tomio Nishizawa. a member of the JCP central committee61 words
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Advertisement150 1971-03-09 11 Wyn Behcnna is one of those lucky people "Sometimes I feel a bit like the woman who who has a job she loves doing. lived in a shoe." The truth is. It doesn't matter She runs BOAC's Escort service for groups how many children she has to look after, she150 words
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Miscellaneous18 1971-03-09 11 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby f TUIS gTUPP >S\ f I «eiF AD«e«ivel 1/ >v 1 if "*iri»tfftl'18 words
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Article160 1971-03-09 12 Admit China into UN call by Life I^EW YORK, Mon Life magazine has railed on the Nixon Ail ministration today to accept admission of China to the I nited Ntions even if it meant the ouster of Taiwan. Life said in an editorial urging a new Asia policy that theUPI - 160 words
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Article, Illustration287 1971-03-09 12 Why did Sadat go to Moscow? riddle WASHINGTON, Mon. President Sadat visited Moscow last week on a secret mission that indicates the Soviet Union was directing Cairo's role in Mid-East peace negotiations. Senator Henry M. Jackson said yesterday. Calling the visit ominous. Senator Jackson said he could not say whatUPI - 287 words
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Article65 1971-03-09 12 MARSEILLES. Mon. Hundreds of wine grower:, set up Head blocks and hailed trains in various parts of Southern Prance on Sunday in a m.i>.-> protest against the Government's price and import policies. Near Perpignan. a group of 500 farmer* blocked the mm rail ime and stopped theAP - 65 words
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Article309 1971-03-09 12 Israel ready pullout but LONDON, Monday 1 pRIME MINISTER Mrs. Golda Meir said today Israel was prepared to withdraw to new borders somewhere between the present ceasefire line and the 1967 pre-war frontiers. But she added Israel would not make a complete witndrawal back to the lines before the six-UPI - 309 words
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Article, Illustration358 1971-03-09 12 IVASHINGTON Mon. Preside; Nixon said today tin U.S. and Russia exerting "v res': ing eiiort" on Arabs and Israelis and he does not ex either side "to break the ceasefire" in the Middle East. In an exclusive teleulu interview which he initiated. Mr. Nixon toJd UPI "neitherUPI - 358 words
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Article51 1971-03-09 12 LONDON. Mon. Police rested 100 people, mostly ti ■gin, tally yesterday in a dl raid on a discotheque i 100 yds. from a police lit quarter*. About 50 policemen and men swooped on the bulk where there were about mapUn dancing in the c hours.Reuter - 51 words
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Article30 1971-03-09 12 LONDON. Mon. Prune Minister Mr. Edward Heath sent a message yesterday to President Nixon renewed British co-operation in the International attempt to find a cure for cancer— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article23 1971-03-09 12 SANTIAGO. Mon AbO'it 100 people claimuif to rcpwetll hiimrlcss yr>t rdav occupied ■even unfinished blocks of riaU in Centrai; Santiago. Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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136 1971-03-09 12 CYDNEY, Mon. Australia is in dancer of brine excluded from major world sport if it continues to accept racially selected South African sport teams, a former South African bishop said here. Bishop Edward Crowther, an American who was deported after three years in South Africa136 words
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Advertisement264 1971-03-09 12 Malaysia FUJITSU Building a Better Tomorrow qt%j 2|| Through Quality Communications y^fc irA Microwaves mean more than impressive equipment channel telephone and one-channel TV transmisrS^^'few^ for cities and factories— they also mean critical sion to the whole state of Sabah. J^a^^ikllT^L^l telephone lines and television pictures in out-of-the- To make264 words
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232 1971-03-09 13 Matthews who made the Japanese run in circles NDON, Mon. Don Matthews is getting an all-expense paid £300 jet trip to Tokyo. He will stay 13 days, roam Japan on sightseeing trips and will have to pay only for iiis hotel and meals. him the trouble, •se are roaming EnglandUPI - 232 words
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348 1971-03-09 13 Pile-up of millions as postal men resume work I ONDON, Mon. Bri- tain's postmen returned to work today after thiir 47-day nationwide strike and some of them defied union orders to HMH early morning deliveries. I mon olTiciaLs had ordered the return to work for 9 a.m. but in someReuter - 348 words
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Article53 1971-03-09 13 NEW YORK. Mon. Astronaut Stuart Roosa said yesterday that the Apollo 14 crew had discovered on the moon's surface what resembles a river bed. Sources at the Houston Space Centre said the discovery showed up in photographs ot ihe moon taken during the Apollo 14AP - 53 words
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284 1971-03-09 13 THE First Negro director of General Motors said yesterday that the oossibilitv of a black revolution in the United Statts diijenc's on whether Amtrica helped him train a million workers in the next dt cade. "There are 100.000 black Vietnam veterans comingAP - 284 words
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Article, Illustration450 1971-03-09 13 PHNOM PENH, Sunday yiETCONG sappers have knocked out an important bridge east of the Mekong River in Cambodia, creating supply and reinforcement problems for Cambodian troops, a High Command spokesman said today. The bridge was blown up with a plastic charge yesterday and wasReuter - 450 words
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298 1971-03-09 13 NEW YORK. Monday riEN. William Westv moreland wanted to Invade North Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia in 1968 but was refused by President Lyndon Johnson, Newsweek magazine reported yesterday in its latest issue. A confidential Pentrgon paper details the pi: n the militaryReuter; UPI - 298 words
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Advertisement67 1971-03-09 13 vr* *^w t i M M Jfl full nil JMlrrliElßt^ElilMH 1 JfLyiiß ■KSwHf mm W. fcj 111 **MwW in wiicK octicr cdi* 1 wife, 4 children, a bird cage, 2 Dobermanns, plus your family's luggage in perfect safety. amazing j^ imt^-^w Volvo 145. 1 RlliS nil iT^lflflflF^ mJnf' "VOJLIV^O KUALA67 words
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Article72 1971-03-09 14 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES E. Ship J. 0.8. iea View f. Union Estate icAlister Nombor Land $1.70 $184 $0.51 $0.92 $1.35 $2.23 $2.59 $1.17 .05 .05 .04 .03 .03 .03 .03 .02 FALLS AlUed Choc $2.85 —.07 S. Eidal $1.20 —.05 Sheraton $0.55 —.Oil Imperial $0.62* —.021 S. Hilton $0.86 —.0272 words
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Article37 1971-03-09 14 Straits Times Indices Bt*r. S Mat. 8 IndiMirUU: 148.49 148.52 fl Hotels: 65.95 65.91 Properties: 115.77 116.57 tTini: 89.39 89.37 f rubbers; 114.46 114.54 •Dee. SO, 1966 100 fl Dec. 31, 1968 100 tDec 29, 1968 10037 words
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Article243 1971-03-09 14 DULL conditions persisted on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Business was much reduced as the Kuala Lumpur trading room was closed for the birthday of the Sultan of Selangor and Singaporean operators were holding off in front of the Budget. Prices were very steady243 words
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Article49 1971-03-09 14 fIN the official Malayan v Short term Money Market for the week ended Feb. 77. 1971 thr ranee of call rates was follows: BANKING FUNDS: 3', per cent to 4!ii prr cent GENERAL FUNDS: 3% per cent to 5 per cent. MOVEMENTS of funds totalled $87 million.49 words
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Article931 1971-03-09 14 DID AND OFFER PRICES OFFI CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSf OF BUSINESS IN THE lINQArDRI TRADING ROOM OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: UNITS TRUSTS Am Unit Trutt (Managirf pric*« for Mar. 9) Mai. Invest Fund 1.30 1.39 MaL Pro*. Fund 1.07 1.12931 words
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Article667 1971-03-09 14 DUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore trading room of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lota of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Allied Choc. CD (2.85. Ben Co. (1) $1.28. (3) $1.27. (6) $1.27 D. Berjaya Kawat (1) $1.26.667 words
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Article163 1971-03-09 14 'THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at March 8. Local dollars to one unit Selling Buying of foreign currency. TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound 7 4040 Australian Dollar 3.4625 New Zealand Dollar 3.4725 South Arabian Dinar 7 4200 J.S.163 words
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Article340 1971-03-09 14 Setback for Dunlop Estates lATEST plantation company to fall victim to the low rubber prices ruling since last year is Dunlop Estates which yesterday reported drastically lower profits for 1970. Profits at the pre-tax stage plummetted 25 per cent to $11.49 million from 1969's $15.41 million: after tax of $3.83340 words
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577 1971-03-09 14 SHAREHOLDERS of South Pacific Textile Industries have been given an optimistic picture of the company's prospects by chairman, Mr. David Lee, in his annual statement. Manufacturing activity is on the rise and sales, particularly to newlyestablished overseas markets, are expected to grow significantly in coming577 words
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Article170 1971-03-09 14 MALAYAN BANKING is to maintain its Interim dividend at 2i per cent for the year to June. The total for 1969-70 was 7J per cent on the capital before the recent one-for-one rights issue at a 50--cent premium. Directors report that estimated net profits for the six months170 words
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Article54 1971-03-09 14 Saturday Friday MM. lUS London Cloied 38.79 Beirut 39.03 39.10 HoriKkon« 40.17 40.10 Zurich Closed 38.758 3«.75S Paria Clo«d 39.11 S port (1) UNCH 43.30 t t B'pore (2) UNCH 131.50 (1) Export price in non-Merlin* areaa In U.S. dollars per ounct. (2) Local dealers price la54 words
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Article23 1971-03-09 14 MARCH 8. RUBBER: 96.75 cents per kilo (down 0.25 cent). TIN: $632.62} (up 52.50). Official offering 255 tons (up 58 tons).23 words
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Article46 1971-03-09 14 rpHE Straits tin x price in Penang yesterday rose $2.50 to $632.62* per picul on an official offering up 58 tons to 255 tons. The local market was very steady with good buying support from the United States, Japan and some from the Continent.46 words
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Article41 1971-03-09 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 4ipc. Two months 4Jpc. Three months 4Jp.c. Six months sJpc Nine months sJpc. Twelve months 6iP.c.41 words
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Article298 1971-03-09 14 THE rubber market yesterday ruled inactive throughout the morning with turnover at a low ebb. Prices were 0.50 cents per kilo lower than Friday's closing levels. Fluctuations were small. The morning session closed idle. The market was virtually at a standstill In the afternoon while traders awaited details298 words
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Article111 1971-03-09 14 /'NINIII PROOUCf EXCMANCE SINCAPORE NOON CLOIINC PRICKS PER PICUL VEITEROAV Coconut Oil: Bulk SS7 «ll*n. drum SSSi Milan. c«»»«: Mixed (fob.) laaac Mar./ Apr UK'Qnl. J35 B. P.pptr Muntok AST A white fob. urn NLW fl7o lellcr* Sarawak whlt« fob. M% NLW (160 tellers, Sarawak special black fob. MX111 words
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556 1971-03-09 14 pONTRARY to what many observers have been saying, President Nixon's Budget for fiscal 1972 does not represent a switch to a more expansionary fiscal policy, First National City Bank says. The Budget "continues to focus on the importance of a spending ceiling and it556 words
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Article362 1971-03-09 14 MALAYSIA, Indonesia and India have approved a draft agreement to set up an Asian pepper community to improve the industry and promote its development. There is every likelihood that Ceylon, one of the major pepper-produc-ing countries in Asia, will join the community. All other producing countries have been362 words
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Article273 1971-03-09 14 TJONO KONG, Mon. The XJ market held well all day but was featureless and dull. Banks Local put on HK|l to HKSI6I but the London register remained unchanged at HKSI43 In the lndu 1 trial section Jardines at HK$3l 75 and Wh«*lock at HK1390 closed fractionally lower, Hutchison-Boac273 words
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Article41 1971-03-09 14 On the lr«e exchange market ip Hong Konif yesterday the I'.S dollar was quoted as 8 0175 for T T and ***** tjr cash. Sterhni was quoted at 14 4? and ona tael of told at 2M 7541 words
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Article14 1971-03-09 14 The Melbourne Stock Exchange was closed yesterday for the Labour Day holiday.14 words
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Article, Illustration213 1971-03-09 15 $20,000 gems stolen from a mother in mourning SINGAPORE, Monday [MilhAhS took more than $20,000 worth of jewellery from the bereaved home of the millionaire Mr. Ko Teck Kin in Cuscaden '>:k| early today. They ransacked Mrs. Ko's bedroom and left .veral empty boxes strewn all over the room. Among213 words
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235 1971-03-09 15 COURSES ON HOW TO RUN A SMALL BUSINESS SINGAPORE, Mon. J The Small Industries Development Action Group (SIDAG) plans to start several courses in business management to help small businessmen and industrialists. This was announced today by Prof. T. K. Tan, chairman of the rtoud a non-profit organisation launched after235 words
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Article55 1971-03-09 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The principal of the Teachers' TrainCollege. Rev. T.R DoralAtll open an exhibition on Teaching Aids on Metric Systtn on March 15 at 11.15 am. tb( T.T.C. auditorium. Mr Chan Kai Yau, viceprincipal of the TTC will talk metric system on March 17 at55 words
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Article31 1971-03-09 15 APORE. Mon. A car was today fined $20 for his employer's car wltli- mission, and without a licence at Queen Street 7. 1969. The fine for trge was $10.31 words
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89 1971-03-09 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Armed Forces will be conducting military exercises at the .Marsiling area tomorrow from 10 .i m to 11 p.m. A similar exercise will be held at the Tampines and Changi areas from 6 p.m. on Thursday to 5 p.m. the89 words
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667 1971-03-09 15 'Wrong party' sued, says Pools counsel $171,000 TOTO FIRST PRIZE CLAIM SINGAPORE, Monday J^ LAWYER representing Singapore Pools, being sued in the High Court for a $171,557 Toto first prize, today submitted that the plaintiff had sued "the wrong party." Mr. R. Ramason said the winning coupon of labourer Ng667 words
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271 1971-03-09 15 Foreign hippies situation under control: MP SINGAPORE. Mon. The foreign hippies situation here is well "under control." the Parliamentary Secretary to the Home Affairs Ministry. Mr. L.P. Rodrigo, told Parliament today. Answering MR. ANG NAM PIAU, MP for Thomson, Mr. Rodrigo said the Immigration Department had no known foreign hippie271 words
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Article222 1971-03-09 15 SINGAPORE, Mon—Hawker Teo Jee Noh. 24. told a court today he saw a group of armed men running towards two men just before a labourer was killed in a fight on March 21 in 1969. He was testifying at a preliminary inquiry in222 words
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Article28 1971-03-09 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. Postal, telegraph and telegraph money order service from Singapore to Britain have been resumed following the end of the British postal strike yesterday.28 words
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87 1971-03-09 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. Airport workshop worker. Mr Tan Chew Heock, 28, who has a driving licence, but no car. got just what he wanted today. A brand-new Morris 1100-S was presented to him by Mrs. Miranda Eu. the chairman of the 1970 SATA Donation87 words
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Article41 1971-03-09 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Chew Cheow Lam. alias Cheow Kang Fong. 47. was fined $300 today for having 47 Items of poison without a licence in Havelock Road on Feb. 17. The drugs of various brands were forleited.41 words
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Advertisement59 1971-03-09 15 SPECIAL TEKAiS ron»i:s<:oins TUDOR SEDAN $1,200/- Deposit V^~-\ 5^ DELUXE SEDAN $1 ,350/- Deposit clMtfPs3i>Sv SUPER SEDAN $1,490/- Deposit W^^<2%*Sj§?S^^ G.T.SEDAN $1 .700/- Deposit V^>C^Sr^\ ESTATECAR $1360/- Deposit This s P ecial °ff er tO approved client 3 is available with INSTALMENTS UP TO 30 MONTHS wiL^^^ DEPOSITS INCLUDE ROAD59 words
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Advertisement41 1971-03-09 15 VERY HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR MANAGER, KLANG BRANCH, DATO LEE ENG TEH, J. M. N. J.P., {■53 ON THE HONOUR OF D.P.M.S. CONFERRED ON HIM BY HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS, THE SULTAN OF SELANGOR, ON HIS BIRTHDAY. THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD.41 words
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Miscellaneous987 1971-03-09 15 ■On your TV and radio today 10.45 A.M. Programme Summary 7.10 Special Programme on the 3.00 P.M. Opening 7.00 For the Family (C repeat) 10.47 Special Programme on the Satellite Relay of the* Big and General Hospital 7.40 News (C) Satellite Relay of the Big Fight (repeat) 3.20 For the987 words
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Article, Illustration881 1971-03-09 16 JJAS it ever struck you how unjust it is that men, who universally con demn woman drivers as "hopeless and exasperating," rarely have much first hand knowledge of Your personality shows during moments of stress the way the fail sex drives? A survey conducted oy881 words
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Article, Illustration245 1971-03-09 16 IT was double happi--1 ness for 19-year-old Miss Chan Mci Lin when two very important things happened in her life within the short span of three days. First, it was the good news last Saturday that she had passed her HigherCHRISTOPHER LOH - 245 words
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59 1971-03-09 16 Down the silken trail with dramatic prints are two of the latest styles by Missoni from Italy: LEFT: Blue floral printed pantsuit is simply designed with a long tunic which has a deep stringfastened neckline. RIGHT: The mustard-yellow belted dress with white floral print has fitted bodice with puff sleeves,59 words
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Advertisement213 1971-03-09 16 BLACK ROSE FRAGRANCES FROM GOYA TALC COLOGNE PERFUME 19* up >lfe \*i Lli bondon Pans NewVbrk HBf fop ttia %2 rewarding SiSk sense lli of wellIT W Bins Embrace tiger and return to mountain Practised regularly T'ai Chi is believed to rejuvenate, build resistance to illness and prolong a healthy213 words
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Advertisement98 1971-03-09 16 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY IT WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY War Perhaps not everyone has a week like this, but you could. every week of every montlT' all summer long thanks to internally worn Tampax tampons. Tampax tampons, safe, secure, comfortable. SANITARY PROTECTION WORN INTERNAUY If you'd like a sample just send98 words
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Advertisement1067 1971-03-09 17 VEIMOL ANP PTNEP IJLjtPJtiiii rTJ BM LlwrNol. Glasgow... Vt ""U f.«a-- Peae-t r c r L^^r^^vSs 15? sfi ml ppil 1 sp*! Liverpool, Glasgow....'.'"' 8r 21 Sv n ■I -US Livarpool, Glaigow....' Maya kUJ 17 Z "/OR"" L a ll «*«'"-|g« I««2S M.,2, lt lmti Bl J-e 1/10 J_U -Mirif/It1,067 words
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Advertisement2042 1971-03-09 17 *BBLmM*JmJmJmMKaXJLwLd*akLjmLmnaJaL^^^^^^^^LS^^^^^^^ IHECT TO HAMBURG IM 30 MVI "TAPO4I.A aLr'iTi. JSTSt SWja cJ^ut/^Himburg/.,., R'oam/A'dan, C'burg. C'ha| —nm Mar It/* *>< tM I RMea/A'< A'mrp, Olio, C'burg, Mai M/» Apr 11/10) Apr 10/*1 C^!inca. H'b(ir|/»'aian rd «M« *nm Ap,27/B AprOO/1 Offi^ A'wirp, Oslo, 6'burg, Mai t Carp far Aaatartaa a Irtaea awaatM2,042 words
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Advertisement1076 1971-03-09 17 1 1 a^B^pa^ggggggggggggggga^gggggggga^gajaaH I I ail I Sb^BtCi Zaf BT I 119 FHTKIIIITLT DOfESS SDtVICt lIIECT FIIH EAST CIAJT I maion laU- n yirt •'Hra UajatM I VAUNOLM MM Mat II to I Kf SS 1 tolofon tTiu ii Mr Apr I Mm J ,^:=l:i II [j i; All contnets1,076 words
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Advertisement1073 1971-03-09 18 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Wa»at AustraHa Singapore/Japan Servle* fremantle Spore Keelung Yekkaichi/fagoya Y'hama Kobe {■idea Mara" 21 Mar 21 Mar I Apr I Ap' *p« H Japan Persian Cull Service Singapore Far: Msiaa Man 11/11 Mar Colombo, Karachi, Muscat, Basrah, Kfiorr Kuwait, Bahrain, Dona, Dubai. "Skiitei Man" Ne 5 I1,073 words
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Advertisement992 1971-03-09 18 k-, ajk FKOM NEW ZEALAND Saili last port HI Due S'para P. S'kaa Penaag Latfaaj tan RAMOIA Aacklaai t Mar 4 Apr 11/ 1 Apr STRAITS/MAMAS SERVICt, Singapore P. S'kam Penaag Lwlikg fa»: RAJUU la Pert II Mar 11 Mar 12 Mar Nappattinan, Madras. ■Ainu tl l Apr 4 aar992 words
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Advertisement889 1971-03-09 18 ORIENT UNES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Sinppori P. S'kaa Penang ArrrtMi NEPTUNE 2IRCON 11/14 Apr 5/ 7 Apr 1/ I Apr London U/5, Hburg U/5. R (hrn 20/5, Havre889 words
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Advertisement719 1971-03-09 18 mm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERMAD m I The National SNpping Une of Malaysia j FAR EAST/ EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrirei: BUNSA MELOR la Part Havre 2/4. London 4/4. Hamburg 10/4. R'dam 12/4. Antwerp 14/4, Bremen 17/4. Bunsa MTA Jl/JI Mar 21/ 1 Apr 2/ I P«r Havre a/4.719 words
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Article276 1971-03-09 19 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTMO RITV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW INC BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR MAR. 9. OUT: Jastanna Bor 1/2. Maron B'9. LCT Mamo 18. Yamatoml Mam 23/24. Mulunguehl 25 26, J«na Maertk 29/30 nnd Centaur 33/34. 'IN: Hyoyo Maru 5. Eastern Honour 19. Tapah 20 West. Sunnyv276 words
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Advertisement766 1971-03-09 19 INVITED FOR A) MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL SUPERVISORS (B) SECRETARY Qualification: (A) Technician diploma in mechanico! or electrical engineering or equivalent. (B) Senior Cambridge School Certificate with credit in English. Typing speed 50 w.p.m. and shorthand speed 100 w.p.m. experience: (A) Minimum 3 years post graduate working experience. (B) Minimum 3 yeors766 words
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Advertisement731 1971-03-09 19 BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA PermohonanS ada-lah dt-pelawa dan Warga Negar* Malaysia untok perlantekan Jawatan bertkut dl-dalam perkhidmaun Bank Negara Malaysia sebagal:— IA) JAWATAN: PBNOURUS JABATAM PERKHIOMATAN AM KELAYAKAN: li Ijazah Kejuruteraan Awam yang cv lktlrafkan ntau kelayakan lktlsas yang sa-taraf dengan-nya. dengan sa-kurang2-nya lima tahun pengalaman perakUk dalam Kejuruteraan Awam Kebolehan731 words
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Advertisement581 1971-03-09 19 A leading European Trading and Manufacturing Company is looking for a SENIOR EXECUTIVE to take charge of their Import Department which handles a wide range of consumer goods and equipment for the engineering trade A proven ability in the marketing field and administrative experience is vital The successful applicant must581 words
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Advertisement449 1971-03-09 19 m SENIOR SALES REPRESENTATIVE The Straits Times Croup has a vacancy for a senior sales representative in Singapore. The person we ore looking for should be mature and hardworking with considerable sales experience. He should be in his midthirties. The successful person will be responsible for the securing of advertisements449 words
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Advertisement963 1971-03-09 20 Ae>lUSOWl*>Slg4»am*Mlta THB PAMILV OF the late Mr Lee Keng Wan of No. 3. Jalan Kechot sincerely thank all their relatives. friends for their kind condolence!, wreaths, scrolls, donations, night visit and assistance during their recent bereavement FAMILY OP THB late Madam Tap Poh of 18 Monkshlll terrace thank relatives and963 words
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Advertisement824 1971-03-09 20 REQUIRED four female Oene.al Clerks by local Firm. Cantonese and English are essential Plaase state qualifications, past experience and salary expected. Reply with recent photograph (non-returnable) to SKA Clemenceau Avenue B'pore. REPRESENTATIVES A progressive Company require* the service! of 2 personable Bales Representatives to handle Sophisticated lines. Preference will be824 words
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Advertisement952 1971-03-09 20 JUNIOR BNOP ABSIBTANT (Mais) speaks and writs simple English. Must be hardworking. Tel: *****3 B'pore. GENERAL AMAH wanted Wttli, cook, clean house. Live In. Bpeak English. Call *****. Mm Dorothy lor Interview. SALESGIRLS WANTED Apply wltb photograph Seblno Store 313. 2nd. Fir. People's Park Complex. Spore 1 WANTED GENERAL AMAH,952 words
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Advertisement944 1971-03-09 20 NEAR LEEDON ROAO, 3 bedroomed detached bungalow, 2 bathrooms, 3 airconditloaers. large garden, furnished. $1,800 Spore *****1. 46 OENTLE ROAO, (11) Semidetached bouse, well furnished, one ball. 3 bed- rooms. 2 bath-rooms, garage, kitchen Phone 7305 T. RIVBR VALLEY CLOSE furnished/ unfurnished flat 3-bedrooms mosaic/ parquet flooring Contact Tsl: Spore944 words
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Advertisement857 1971-03-09 20 NEWBBT 3-STORBY Semi-detached highclas* residence Katong elevated land southsea, freehold. rooms, 3 halls, 3 balconies complete fittings, spacious gardens, low price. Contact Btßgapors T*l: ***** NBW SEMI-DETACHED HOU6B with beautiful garden Dlst. 10 near school/market. Freehold $150,000/--e.a.e. Please ring B'pore *****0 after 6.30 p.m. DISTRICT 6 seml-detacbsd apaclou* compound car857 words
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Advertisement939 1971-03-09 20 PHYSICS, CHEMIBTRV Sec 3/4 with practical! Mathematics pure, applied, subsidiary, additional, elementary. Regal School. Spore ***** Tultio* V.WO.A. (1) SEWING CLASS (Elementary) commencing 11 371. Twice weakly Monday and Thursday 9 ll a.m. (10 members 815 nonmember*. (2) Batik painting class commencing 17 3 71 at 10 a.m. 840 members939 words
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Advertisement832 1971-03-09 20 INTERNATIONAL AIR ENTERPRISE Weekly Economic Flight* to London. Also Commercial Flight* A Europe Tours. T»l Spore *****0 *****0. LONDON WEEKLY ECONOMIC FLIGHTS and London/New York flight! EITA 42-B Cross Street. Spore *****/*****4. AP.CMIPSLACO TOURS Malaya C Highlands 4/7 days 865/100 (Air Cond Room) Every Sunday. C. Highland! Fraser'i Hill 6832 words
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Advertisement762 1971-03-09 20 tSOS VIVA SL SO. O/Kadett. 1966 II Herald S/Wagon, 1965 Holden. 1964 Bedford 1962 F/Oalaxle 600. M/Mlnor Van O'Rekord V victor Consul. Prefect. Anglia and many other* Tel. *****3 (B'pore) 1970 MANAGER'S PALCON XW6OO Fordormatlc alrcondltlon. only done 2.300 miles, fully guaranteed 811.500/Unlversal Car* Used Car Division, 45, Orchard Road762 words
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273 1971-03-09 21 Profanity or publicity stunt? IF EEL bound as a member of the Anglican < hurch to express my jtier horror at the recent practice in this country «t blessing" hotels. One may ask: "What re they blessing?" The hotel as a building and s an industry? This s nChristian and273 words
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841 1971-03-09 21 GIVE PARENTS ONE MONTH TO REGISTER Avoiding those school queues WAS relieved to see that the letter by "Kx-T eacher, JKCB" headlined "Ability and not age should govern entry to school" (S.T., March 5) was from an EX-teacher. I should be appalled If my child were at the mercy of841 words
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Letter98 1971-03-09 21 I AM a little puzzled by the question of consultation fees for medical cases and I hope the hospital authorities can clarify the situation. When I paid my consultation fees for my last confinement (I was under the care of a professor) I found that after98 words
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Letter657 1971-03-09 21 I REFER to the letter of complaint headlined "When a woman went to K.K. at 6 a.m." (ST.. Feb. 27). On investigating the matter, we could find no records In the hospital admission room of any patient being admitted at 6 a.m. on Feb. 24, which corresponded to657 words
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195 1971-03-09 21 The profs theory should be looked Into rIS enlightening to read your report on Professor Bernard Bass's theory on organisational psychology (ST., March 1). So far none of our so-called experts on management has ever looked at It from this point of view, which is In my firm opinion the195 words
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108 1971-03-09 21 WE agree with Mr. Philip Lees observation (S.T.. March 6) that many HDB flat-dwellers do not bother to greet their neighbours and behave like strangers. But we feel the HDB should revoke their earlier regulation of allowing corner flat- dwellers to install iron-gates alone108 words
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Advertisement391 1971-03-09 21 Cont. from Page 20) Vehicles for sale VAUXHALL VIVA SL9O 2 owners. Price $4,100/- 0.d.0. Contact s pore. RENAULT RIO. Very good condition. Accident free $3,400/- 0.n.0. spore. mc 1956 (ALOON. Rood condition. -:y used $800/-. Tel. *****3 S pore. '069 MORRIS MK2 Rood condition 2 owners. Tel: Spore SIIOS4391 words
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Advertisement445 1971-03-09 21 At your service CALL ACME for all your Alrccndltlontng requirements. Sales ft Set viee G.E Sanyo Trane Room, Split-type, and packaged air-con-ditioning systems Tel: *****9. 72, Upper SeranKoon Road (Spore). REPRODUCTION, REDUCTION. ENLARGEMENT, all plans, drawings, maps of any size to required seale Tang's Photocopy Service. 123. Market Street. Singapore—445 words
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Advertisement696 1971-03-09 21 TECHNICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MINISTRY 0( EDUCATION, SINGAPORE 1. Admission to fall -time courses (a) Applied Arts (2-year course) and Artisan (1-year course) (b) Industrial Technician courses t. BAHABI'DDIN VOCATIONAL INBTITUTB Category A Applied Arts Courses Language of Instruction (a i Advertising Art (b) Advertising Display (c) Art Metal and Jewellery696 words
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Advertisement839 1971-03-09 21 IN THE HIGH COLRT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LIMPIR COMPANIES WINDING-UP NO. 4 OF 1971 In the Matter of BAN LEE KONO TIN SENDIRIAN BERHAO And In the Matter of the Companies Act. 1965 ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Wlndlng-Up of the abovenamed839 words
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Article, Illustration31 1971-03-09 22 To our little daughter Genevieve Tan Tsun Hoi It U a year since yon left us. Your Daddy and Mummy will remember and love yon always with aching heart*.31 words
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Article, Illustration575 1971-03-09 22 Big fight countdown: Frazier is favourite NEW YORK, Monday Hi: long countdown ends for Joe Frazier and Cassius Clay at 10.30 p.m. tonight (11 a.m. Singapore time Tuesday) when they meet at Madison Square Garden in what is certain to be the richest boxing extravaganza of all time. Frazier, the575 words
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Article525 1971-03-09 22 NEW YORK. Mon.— "With Cassius Clay and Joe Frazier about to step Into tne ring to Dattle tor the world heavy weight crown. It is difficult to find anyone who isn't willing to offer an expert opinion on who will take it all. The525 words
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616 1971-03-09 22 THE Stipendiary Steward's report on the Ipoh races last weekend SATURDAY Rare 1: A furlong frcm the start Raeon Lady (Podmorei lost some ground when the mare bumped Coup de Main (Miller) and shifted onto the heels of Zanxibar II (Shaari). Race 2:616 words
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Article, Illustration1157 1971-03-09 22 WEIGHTS for the ur.ekend races at Bukit Timah: SATURDAY CL. 1, DIV. 2— BF. Eurodollar 9 00 Forest Jim B.U Sir Knight 8 13 Special Steel 8.12 .laldast 8.10 East Coast Ocean 8.09 Kachang Kuda 8.09 V.I.P. II 8.07 Forget-Me-Mot 111 807 Moonbeam 8.06 Joint Command 8.051,157 words
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Article93 1971-03-09 22 INDONESIA have agreed to compete at this year's Merdeka Anniversary soccer tournament at Kuala Lumpur. Indonesia is the fourth country so far to accept Malaysia's invitation. The others ate Thailand. India, and Singapore. Confirmation Is still awaited from Burma. South Vietnam. South Korea. Hong Kong, Taiwan.93 words
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Article17 1971-03-09 22 MANILA Mon. Manila Polo Club defeated the touring Sultan of Pahang's team 12-3 here yesterday.17 words
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292 1971-03-09 23 JOE DORAI - STRANDED' IN— SINGAPORE, HOLLAND SEEKS A SPONSOR,.. JOE DORAI By TEVE HOLLAND, the blonde speedster from Hong Kong, is "stranded" here with neither a r powerful enough to compete in the Singapore rand Prix or the money to buy one Holland, who has com- f ted in all the six292 words
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Article100 1971-03-09 23 PORMER Singapore Olympic x centre-forward Percy Pennefather was elected the new president or Singapore Hockey Association at Its annual meetIng at SCC yesterday. Mr. E. W. Barker did not stand for reelection. Mr. Subramanlam Yogarajah, 40, was unanimously elected secretary for the 21st. year running. The100 words
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241 1971-03-09 23 P«OOTBALL Associar tion of Singapore has decided to award 20 percent of the net gate collections at Jalan Besar to winners of its FAS League Division One matches which began last week. The "share the gate" system was introduced by FAS president Lenny Rodrigo241 words
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Article30 1971-03-09 23 \f ELBOURNE, Mon. Three-.year-old favourite Gay Icarus today won the A 530.000 Australian Cup over lOf at Flemlngtoo racecourse. New Zealand-bred Rajah Sahib was second and Tails 'hlrd.30 words
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Article, Illustration326 1971-03-09 23 ERNEST FREDA - ERNEST FREDA By "WAIT-AND-SEE" game by the world's industrial giants who have promised support is delaying the "birth" of the proposed world golf circuit. Peter Thomson, five-times British Open champion and originator of the project, told Timesport yesterday "The firms are buying time before they326 words
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164 1971-03-09 23 PORT of Spain (Trinl--1 dad), Mon.— Dilip Sardesal hit 83 not out and Sunil Oavaskar 65 to carry India to a first Innings lead over the West Indies on the second day of the Second Test match here. With six wickets164 words
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Article129 1971-03-09 23 ENGLAND Ist Inns 321 NEW ZEALAND Ist Inns 213-7 dec. ENGLAND 2nd Inns (Overnight 78-41 Luckhursl c Wadsworth b Webb 15 Edrich c Burgess b Colllnge 24 Hampshire c Wadsworth b Cunls 0 lUllngworth c Turner b Colllnge 22 Knott b Cunls 96 Cowdrey b Colllnge 45 Lever lbw129 words
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284 1971-03-09 23 rWVOURITES Gan Eng r Seng stormed their way into the "B" boys final of Paslr Panjang District Schools hockey tournament with a 4-0 win over Outram Secondary at Tanglln yesterday. Playing with confidence. Can Eng Seng troubled the Outram defence from the start284 words
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Article161 1971-03-09 23 AUCKLAND, Mon. England salvaged a draw r% in the Second cricket Test against New Zealand at Eden Park here today and leave for home tomorrow having scored a 1-0 triumph in the twomatch series. New Zealand, well placed at today's resumption to score their first win161 words
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Article50 1971-03-09 23 AMERICAN School thrashed ACS by 77-0 In the semi-finals of the National Schools "A" boys softball tournament yesterday. GEYLANG Serai Vocational Institute beat Paslr Panjang Secondary 16-13 at Paslr Panjang yesterday. In another 'A' division match at Buklt Tlmah. Swiss Cottage edged Upper Aljunled Technical 11-10.50 words
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Article142 1971-03-09 23 Hamid bits 2 goals for Hilton PENTREFORWARD Hamid Ismall was Hotel Hilton's match winner yesterday when he scored two goals In their 3-1 win over Singapore Tobacco In the Business Houses Division 3 League and Cup soccer match at Oeylang stadium. Hilton, the Dlv. 3 group runners-up. showed better speed142 words
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Advertisement629 1971-03-09 22 MALAYSIAN BATEK AND HANDICRAFTS Marketing organisation owned by majority of Malaysian Batek Producers require vigorous and progressive Singapore Company to represent them in the Republic for distributing batek and batek products and other Malaysian handicrafts. Only company with good marketing record need apply. Interested parties please write to Box No:629 words
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Advertisement690 1971-03-09 22 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE CABINET ENTREPOT FACILITIES TO LET 1. Applications are Invited for the leasing of the abovementioned facilities In March/ April, 1971. 2. The Authority has Cabinet Entrepot Facilities (In the form of certain godowns which are specially partitioned) In the Free Trade Zone to690 words
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Advertisement129 1971-03-09 23 SINGAPORE tradeaindiistry The Republics foremost Economic Review March 1971 kon bow mc ipi 2487 12 M W^£ r JUTm *f Lw-HCVJt m HB^'^ TT r S< TP^^iß m mmW M mmm^^^ :^mmmWkm\ B- mmT ■■MP^I ill ia_L I m\ Am XflT rrri B m M \i i M i -_i-_i-m--»-i__W129 words
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Advertisement454 1971-03-09 23 WDRD PUZZLE p tm ilmi Mtrt Km i _j STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY WORD PUZZLE J' I 1 i i I OffV '"i M •>» rtk*r iwhi I i^_LJ HBtnttiot m— MM I— 2 s I ACROSS i I 1 'I L I 5 MUM ivj USI G I L^-l J_J±M^^^M454 words
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Miscellaneous37 1971-03-09 23 HOCKEY Katoriß Schools final: Telok Kurau v Slglap (T. Kurau 4.30). Paslr Panjang Schools: Newton v Tanglln. Oan Eng Seng v Yusof Ishak (Oan Eng Seng 9 a.m.). SOFTBALL National schools championships. BADMINTON National schools championships (NJC).37 words
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Article59 1971-03-09 24 I AUNCESTON Tasmania Mon. A three-month-old South Vietnamese girl adopted by the deputy leader of Australia's Labour Party Mr. Lance Barnard and Mrs. Barnard, died tonight In Launceston General Hospital. Doctors had been fighting to save the life of the girl, Amanda Louis, since she wasReuter - 59 words
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Article, Illustration341 1971-03-09 24 CHEW LEE CHMS - CHEW LEE CHMS SINGAPORE. Mon. How to see the world with maximum enjoyment at minimum cost was the problem of two English {iris. Rosemary Cross and Marian Moreland. That was a year ago. Now they are in Singapore, having toured Europe.341 words
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115 1971-03-09 24 CALL FOR NEW TALKS ON STUDY GROUP KINGSTON (Jamaica), Mon. Jamaica has asked the Commonwealth Secretariat to consult with Commonwealth nations and to obtain fresh directions for the eight-nation committee set up at the Singapore conference to examine the defence of the Indian Ocean. Jamaican Prime Minister Hugh Shearer said115 words
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Article59 1971-03-09 24 SINGAPORE. Tues A Plat 850 sports car carrying four people somersaulted and crashed against a road divider In Jalan Toa Payoh shortly after midnight, killing a passenger. Chew Ouan Chla, 18. A second passenger, Chew Heng Tee 19, believed to be the dead youth's brother, was59 words
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294 1971-03-09 24 Mrs. B puts Ceylon under 'state of emergency' COLOMBO, Monday pEYLON'S Prime Minister Mrs. Sirima Bandaranaike has declared a "state of emergency" and deployed the armed services to maintain public order throughout the country. Mrs Bandaranaike acted under the provisions of the Public Security Act. after she had read policeAgencies - 294 words
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Article27 1971-03-09 24 JAKARTA. Mon. Any person found guilty of corruption ir Indonesia Is liable to life im- prisonment under a draft antl- corruption Bill announced today. 127 words
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281 1971-03-09 24 Immigrants in protest vigil against new entry bars LONDON, Monday WEST Indian immigrants today began a protest vigil outside Government offices against a proposed immigration law which they claim is prejudiced in favour 1 of whites. Members or the West Indian Standing Conference, which claims a nation-wide strength of 20,000281 words
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Obituary71 1971-03-09 24 MRS WONC SIEW NGEE rue Urn Lin Ho passed away peacefully at 2.30 p.m. March Ith 1971. leaving behind nine beloved children Yew Hon. Yrw Kirn Kirn L.»n. Yrw Nam. Yew Kuey. Yiw CTieomi. Hon Ylng. Beow Yinjt and Yu Cheon 6 dauK*iur«-:n-ls.w 2 sons-in-law and 19 grandchildren. Cortege71 words
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Advertisement53 1971-03-09 24 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $20.00 (minimum) potter ■P^^ W^^r ,<■ J^tiJT >r >* jJH|^^ Brother 1350 the portable typewriter with unique repeat spacer that performs unusually well in the off ice SOU AO«NT> IJK. Lumpur Parurtfl Kola BTtaru J. Sahru Butur worth Slnoapor. DU.rlbotor,: L SHEWAKRAM 4 CO.. 42. HH»53 words
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Miscellaneous13 1971-03-09 24 The weather The weather outlook for Blntapore today from 6am to noon: Pair.13 words
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