Eastern Sun, 25 November 1970
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Title Section20 1970-11-25 1/24 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents E«fd. 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1507 Wednesday, November 25, MC (P) 161620 words
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Article, Illustration83 1970-11-25 1/24 Spontaneous grief This elderly woman just could not hold back her tears and she wipes them off as she solemnly walks down the City Hall steps after paying her last respects to President Yusof. Thousands lined Orchard Road M the coffin of Inche Yusof was83 words
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Article, Illustration808 1970-11-25 2 A BEREAVED notion yesterday shored o widow's n grief. At 6.50 p.m. the mournful stroins of the Last Post sounded after he was laid to rest at the Notional Cemetery in Kronji. Puan Noor Alshah, dignified in her sorrow, Mid farewell to Singapore's first President808 words
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93 1970-11-25 2 KOTA KINABALU —The Sabah police are repatriating 7 West Malaysian workshop employees la Kota Kiaabalo **la the Interest of the stale." "They are believed to have haowkedge of the reeeat $72.0H bash robbery aad involved la secret society activities." a police spokesmaa disclosed. The93 words
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Article115 1970-11-25 2 IPOH The Perak Religious Affairs Council will fix a system of compensation which should be paid to the next of kin of Muslims whose graves will be moved if the town U mined for tin. The Council's Chairman, Dato Hajl Mlor ArifT bin Alwi, said115 words
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Article118 1970-11-25 4 PERTH, Singapore striptease dancer Rose Chan was convicted in the Perth Police Court yesterday on a charge of assisting in the management of premises (or the purpose of prositution and a charge of resisting arrest. Miss Chan, 44, of the Perth suburb of Maylands.118 words
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215 1970-11-25 4 l/'UCHING Malaysian troops will shoot anyone in East Molaysia who takes up arms with the com- munists. Brigadier General Zain Hashim warned yesterday. The General, who commands the Third Malaysian Infantry Brigade, was speaking to civic leaders at Baki, 32 miles from Kuching.215 words
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Article, Illustration112 1970-11-25 4 The comprehend sive trade survey m Kuala Lumpur got off to a smooth start yesterday. A total jf 66 enumerators been engaged to collect data on the various trades for future planning purposes The officer directing the survey, Koh Eng Lim, disclosed that more th112 words
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Article164 1970-11-25 4 The High Court yesterday increased the |ail term of a police officer who appealed against conviction and imprisonment in a treasury vouchers case. The original sentence was imposed by the sessions court. Chief Inspector Loh Kwang Slang had appealed against his conviction and 2 years' jail164 words
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Article79 1970-11-25 4 Postmaster-Gene-ral. Singapore, announces that there will be no delivery on Tuesday. Dec. 1. The hourg of business on that day will be from 9.00 am. to noon. All other Post Offices wilf ooen from 9 00 a.m. to 1030 a.m. with the exreption of the79 words
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Article130 1970-11-25 4 Swaml Muktananda Paramahansa. 68. who claims to be able to "awaken divine consciousness" in his disciples, will arrive at the Pay* Lebar Airport today at 7 06 p.m. Popularly known as Swaml J i, he has spent 30 years of his youth In severe penance In130 words
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Article68 1970-11-25 4 LOCAL pi* breeders will now be able to buy imported semen and simultaneously maintain a high quality boar »ra relatively new cost A statement issued h? the Primary Production Department said it h y* been successful in it* programme of artificial insemination of local sows with semen from68 words
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Advertisement43 1970-11-25 4 Mill THIS THURSDAY'S WDKAW N0.94/70(16-11-901 WILL BE HELD AT SINGAPORE WONDERLAND AMUSEMENT PARK AT 7.45 P M. cToVp cash jackpot is $155,000 TO WINNERS WITH 5 NUMBERS CORRECT TME OTHER GROyP PRIZES REMAIN THE SAME PLUS FREE ENTRY FOR 3 CIRCLES CORRECT $5OO/-43 words
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149 1970-11-25 5 pOUR Colombo Plon scholars from Singapore have recently obtained first class honours degrees in Marine Engineering and Naval Architecture in the United Kingdom. The four graduates at the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne are Mr. Chen Tou Sin, Mr. Cheng Huang Leng, Mr.Choo Chiau Beng and Mr.149 words
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110 1970-11-25 5 A 17-year-old labourer was yesterday found guilty of carrying an offensive weapon in his pocket along Admiralty Road West at HM Naval Base at about midnight on August 8. Eighth magistrate Tan Chin Tiong however postponed sentence on Mahmud bin Mohd. till Dec. 3 pending a110 words
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Article47 1970-11-25 5 Lance corporal Saharon Bin Mohd. Tahir. 24, of the Singapore Armed Forces, was yesterday fined $3OO, when he pleaded guilty to possession of the resin of Indian hemp. He admitted having a small quantity of the hemp on Nov 21 at the Bukit Panjang Village.47 words
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116 1970-11-25 5 MANILA The Asian Develop ment Bank yesterday approved a $61.5 million loan to the Singapore government for the development and expansion of the Paya Lebar In- ternational Airport. The bank in its announcement said the project would provide a new passenger terminal with116 words
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Article88 1970-11-25 5 PENANG The leader of a visiting group of 38 European travel agents and writers, Mr. Robert G. Sommerhalder, 38. obtained a special licence from the Chief Minister, Dr. Lim Chong Eu. to marry at the registry of civil marriages here. His bride, Hanna Sjoberg-Silvezling, 32, from88 words
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234 1970-11-25 5 Schoolboy Fong Kim Kent, 11, never knew he had been fatally injured when he collided Into another schoolmate while running oat of a house compound. The other boy, Yeo Ann Liang, 7. went home with a "slight pain" in the head bat Fong kept234 words
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Advertisement193 1970-11-25 5 fa- 1 > y 3 f 11 J J '•>'• y^.:> f A *JNt The first party Mary Brown goes to this Christmas will be in a A BOAC VCIO coming home. INX L TUN CrnnnnHu All* Kr»Rtftrrno UJKA lAJIII Kfiftil This Christmas Mary Brown \iK\ k flying all the193 words
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323 1970-11-25 6 PHNOM PENH Communist troops yesterday overran northwest district headquarters of Puok in a possible forerunner to o thrust against Cambodia s second biggest city, Battambang, the High Command said. Sporadic fighting broke out in Battambang and spokesmansaid reinforcements may be moved in323 words
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Article69 1970-11-25 6 MANILA US Air Force Colonel Averill Holman. the centre of a controversy between Am©rican and the Philippines, flew home yesterday, de fying a Philippine judge who had ordered his imprisonment. Judge Ceferino Gaddi of Angeles City has cited Holman for contempt. The former ordered his indefinite69 words
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Article175 1970-11-25 6 BANGKOK The Thai government's 10-day-old big drive against Muslim dissidents three southern provinces on Hie Malaysian border has resulted m Hie kilting of seven more guerrillas including one of their top leaden. For Sung. Police source* said 54 policemen on Monday surrounded a village175 words
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Article83 1970-11-25 6 SAIGON Centrafrican President Jean Bedel Bokassa, the world's most decorated general, has at last found the daughter he fathered illegitimately 17 year* ago as a sergeant during France' 6 Indochinese War. Sergeant Bokassa fell deeply in love with Young Hue. a girl from Saigon. A83 words
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260 1970-11-25 6 VIENTIANE North Vieti«Meie troops launched a major offensive overrunning at least sevea e«vw«*fnt outposts aid posing a serious threat to the royal Laotian capital of Luang Prabaag. A defence ministry spokesman said yesterday that co-ordinated North Vietnamese attacks in the past 48 hours had260 words
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114 1970-11-25 6 NEW YORK The New York Times reported yesterday that Communist China "has deployed few medium -range nuclear tipped missiles" and Is aiming at "more widespread deployment of missiles capable of reaching the heart mt the Soviet Union." The story which carried a Washington dateline. attributed114 words
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182 1970-11-25 6 MANILA A Ceylonese cardinal and a South Vietnamese archbishop yesterday urged Roman Cathoiict in Asia to work with members of other religions to help solve Asia's complex political and economic problems. The Most Reverend Francis Xavier Van Thuan of the Episcopal Conference182 words
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315 1970-11-25 7 lvory Coast Radio Conokry announced yesterday that foreign mercenaries hod tried to inrode the country for a third time but were again repulsed. The radio soid worships carrying the mercenaries were still patrolling Guinea's off-shore woters and fhe country remained in o stote of alert.315 words
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Article51 1970-11-25 7 JAKARTA The Indonesian Government will mobilise eight armed regiments to "safeguard the general elections" scheduled to be fcedkl before next July, the newspaper Merdefca reported yesterday. Armoured r»r s and cnrtl defence units would also be used at a total eo*t of $7.5 trillion. Che newspaper51 words
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37 1970-11-25 7 Comptan, California Detective Hank Fuske goes through a cache of guns, ammunition and dynamite uncovered during a police raid on a Black Panther "fortress". On the walls in the background are other Black Panther posters and literature.37 words
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382 1970-11-25 7 LONDON Princess Anne escorted by fhe long-haired Cockney •on of a dock worker and a charwoman, went to a film on Monday night n the city's tough east end. "She's fust the same a K any other bird—she's human, ain't *he?*» said382 words
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Article201 1970-11-25 7 BONG BONC. The Soviet lawn, which has jmst roamed ambassadorial ties with China, has retained to the verbal offensive, accusing Peking leaders of trying to sabotage relations between Socialist states. Moscow Radio in a Chinese-language broadcast beamed to China said Peking had placed Chairman Mao's201 words
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285 1970-11-25 7 JERUSALEM -.lsrael may hasten its decision on a return to Middle East peace talks as a result of mounting concern lest the Suet Canal ceaselire collapse, political observers said. American prodding, Egyptian overflights across the Canal and a public warning from Defence Minister Moshe285 words
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Article455 1970-11-25 8 No HK visas for bishops to see Pope HONG KONG The Hong Kong Government has refused visas to a group of Taiwan bishops who wanted to travel to the Crows Colony for the Pope's visit next month. A government spokesman refused to say why visas were refused455 words
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269 1970-11-25 8 PRANKFURT, West Germany A doctor who worked at Auschwitz Concentration Camp admitted for the first time in court that he selected sick and aged prisoners for gas chambers. Horst Schumann, 54 has been on trial for 2 months charged269 words
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Article, Illustration94 1970-11-25 8 Providing the entertainment on the occasion of the opening of Black Africa's first earth satellite communications station recently were the traditional Masai dancers. President Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya christened it Longonot Satellite Station after a nearby dormant volcano. As Stone Age and Space AgeUPI radiophoto. - 94 words
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Article114 1970-11-25 8 WASHINGTON Secretary of Interior Walter Hickel has placed 8 types of whales on the U.S. Endangered Species List. The import of most whale products into the American market are now banned. Hickel pointed out that suitable substitutes can always be found to replace these products. "We're114 words
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267 1970-11-25 8 LAUSANNE, Switzerland Gabriel Lebedinsky, former sales director of Switzerland's biggest arms manufacturer, Oeriikon Buehrle, admitted in court that he had ordered the illegal export of arms to South Africa# Malaysia and o+her countries by means of false documents. Lebedinsky. 56, wa s testifying on267 words
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Article80 1970-11-25 8 VATICAN CITY Pope Paul Vl f himself 73, has ruled that cardinals over the ago of 80 may not vote for his successor. He also ordered that they may not belong to departments oX the Roman Curia, the Roman Catholic Church's Central Government. The ruling affected 2580 words
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Article, Illustration491 1970-11-25 9 WASHINGTON A small helicopter force of volunteers roided o prison camp just 20 miles outside Hanoi over the weekned, but found the men they were trying to rescue hod just been moved. Defence secretary Melvin R. Laird disclosed. Laud gave detailsUPI Photo. - 491 words
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Article155 1970-11-25 9 FORT BENNING, Georgia. The prosecution in the court martial of Arm* Lieutenant William Callev Jr., yesterda v has not so far been able to link him with the alleged My Lai massacre Of 102 South Vietnamese civilians in 1%8 The testimony of helicopter pilot Lieutenant155 words
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263 1970-11-25 9 WASHINGTON A Republican member of Hie Senate Armed Services Committee charged that a new international jet fighter approved by the Defence Department for sale to other nations was an inferior plane. Senator John Tower of Texas said the Defence Department's award of a263 words
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Article116 1970-11-25 9 NEW ZEALAND Auckland police said a hotly guard had been assigned to watch over South African Union President Dr. Danie Craven during his stay in New Zealand because of a threat on his life, presumably from an antiapartheid gTOup. Craven, who is now at116 words
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Article363 1970-11-25 10 yyE deeply regret that Mr. David Marshall has resigned from the Presidential Council because he Is a man with an agile Intellect, is considered the most reputed lawyer in this part of the world and has political experience as Chief Minister of Singapore, it is even more363 words
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Article201 1970-11-25 10 THE raid was successful but the objective was not fulfilled. That sums up the Israeli-type rescue mission which the United States attempted when its troops, flown in by helicopters, tried to rescue Americans detained in a prisoner of war camp near Hanoi. Somewhere along the line, American201 words
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Article, Illustration584 1970-11-25 10 Art Buchwald - By Art Buchwald WASHINGTON Al Capp, who has become the sex symbol of the Daughters of the American Revolution, was in Washington last week as master of ceremonies at a $l5O-a-plate dinner given by the Republicans in honour of Vice President Spiro Agnew. Mr.584 words
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Article, Illustration321 1970-11-25 10 LONDON A deputy editor of the Times newspaper tonight discounted N i k i t a Khrushchev's denials about his reminiscences and recalled that the former Soviet leader also denied making his famous 1956 speech denouncing Stalin. Mr.321 words
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Article128 1970-11-25 10 MOSCOW The Soviet Government Newspaper Izvestia today described the "so-called Memoirs" of Nikita Khrushchev published in the west as a regular propaganda canard. "He himself said 'all this was a laud'," the Soviet News Agency Tass quoted the paper as saying. Izvestia said the publication of "all128 words
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413 1970-11-25 11 Warren L. Nelson - by Warren L. Nelson Greek troops surrounded two U.S. nuclear war head sites at the time of the 1967 rightwing coup in an implied threat to take them oyer and use them to blackmail the United States, reliable unofficial sources said. The incident indicated413 words
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57 1970-11-25 11 DANBURY, Connecticut This looks more like a ploughed field than the shimmering surface of a body of water The aerial view shows sailors on Candlewood Lake getting in the last bit of boating before the season ends. Patterns on water are being created by the wakes of two motor boats.57 words
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526 1970-11-25 11 SECRETARY of Interior Walter Hickel placed eight types of whales on Hie U.S. endangered species list and in effect banned the import of most whale products into the U.S. market. The list of whale species Included the finback sel and sperm,526 words
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Article, Illustration1150 1970-11-25 12 CHETAN CHADHA - by CHETAN CHADHA GEMINI rPHE existing low of the land has proved inadequate to curb Mao fans in West Bengal. The Indian Government Is planning new legislations based on special powers used by the British before independence to meet their Maoist challenge inGEMINI - 1,150 words
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Advertisement325 1970-11-25 13 AllW FROM NEW FLIGHTS MORE FLIGHTS DAILY FLIGHTS DECEMBER Ist1 st SINGAPORE DJAKARTA SINGAPORE/HONGKONG SINGAPORE/BANGKOK 3 extra flights bring total up t Every day from December Ist there's a Cathay Pacific flight from Singapore to Hong Kong at 8.30 am with convenient onward services to Taipei and Japan. And on325 words
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Article, Illustration1454 1970-11-25 14 Australia studies half the world's weather by computer MELBOURNE, Australia Australian meteorologists are working on the formidable task of developing computer weother forecasting for the southern hemisphere. Their project has implications for African pilots. South American cattlemen, Asian construction workers, Australian wheat farmers the list of potential "customers" is endless,1,454 words
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POPPING AROUND WITH PLATTER PETE
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Article, Illustration637 1970-11-25 15 Richard Green, Roy Carr - by Richard Green, Roy Carr APART from helping to redirect the contemporary concept of Black music, 26-7 ear-old Sylvester Stewart...or to be more explicit, Sly of the Family Stone, has Family Stone, has emerged as one of the most controversial figures on the current American music637 words
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Article329 1970-11-25 15 HI THERE! To fill you in further on PLATTER PETE'S 1970 POP POLL, (we're two-thirds of our way there now), I think I can assert rather safely, that DIANA RIOG will win the BEST TV Star (F) category. Her competitors are miles away from her so far.329 words
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Miscellaneous220 1970-11-25 15 Ittlflik. ORG AIM I SAT Id [\J I sill ORCHARD 3 7IS NOW SHOWING! Daily 3 Show*: 1.15. 4.30 H.M p a. Sundays Holidays Eiira Show to ami Poit 'The boind Of Mnslc' Julie Andrews. 70MM. Color School: SI 00 To Any Beat Dally at 1.19 Si 430 pm Shows220 words
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Miscellaneous211 1970-11-25 15 SHAW LID O >"hu«e3734M LA SI OAT! 11 A.M.. 1 30. 6.50 A |.ll John Wayne "CHISI M Pauavlalon St Color IWB) Opena Tomorrow! "A TUNE FOB LOVE" (A SHAW PRODUCTION» Mandarin In 8cop«. Color CAPITOL PHon. *****1 NOW SHOWING! 11 am. IM. 4.0*. #.30. •SO 'War Baatarda" Colorscope NEXT211 words
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Article121 1970-11-25 16 NEW YORK The Asia Society has announced three groups of performers from Japan, Korea and Nationalist China will tour U.B. college campuses in late 1972 and early 1972 under sponsorship of the Society's performing arts programme. Society President Phillips Talbot, said the first group, Tad a o121 words
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Miscellaneous748 1970-11-25 16 «wa «v vva w* «y CARROLL RIGHTF-R'S from iht Carroll RightCf Inatiiul GENERAL TENDENCIES: You are really stirred up now to get things done and your motto now should be "I Produce Results." However, as no one can live in the world by himself, you would be wise to consult748 words
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Miscellaneous9 1970-11-25 16 LADIES DAY 1 "You unwound yet, Elmer? Dinner's setttngcoktl"9 words
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Advertisement6 1970-11-25 17 Don't miss THE SUN this Sunday6 words
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Miscellaneous891 1970-11-25 17 today's television n CHANNEL 5 Housewives Matinee "Nothing But Money" (Pt. 1 Of A Hokkien Film) For The Family (C) Singapore This Week (C) Days Of Our Lives Close Open The Jerry Lewis Show News in Brief Disneyland "Johnny Shiloh" (Pt T) News and Newsreel (C) Dragnet (C) My Favourite891 words
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Article, Illustration453 1970-11-25 18 One fine sunny morning, lust a* I woke up, I heard a cheerful, lamiliar voice downstairs. With a start. I remembered It was that of my favourite uncle. Ted I rushed down at full speed and greeted Ted with a charming smile. 1 then sat down. Suddenly453 words
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Article, Illustration390 1970-11-25 18 THAIPUSAM is a festival celebrated by all Hindus. There are many interesting itemtf connected with this religious festival. One of the most prominent is the carrying of kavadi. ui me rmiau faith begin this festival early. Around five a.m. they start to assemble at 8n Perumal Temple to Serangoon390 words
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Article463 1970-11-25 18 Ele, Walt Dulaney - DATELINE By Ele, Walt Dulaney NEW YORK: Waste clam shells, which have long posed a perplexing disposal problem in many coasta* regions, are being planted in an Atlantic Ocean estuary in the United States to test their usefulness as spawning beds for oysters. The two-year experiment in Delaware463 words
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324 1970-11-25 18 Dear Ele and Walt: Each year at my school there are several proms which are formal, special occasions. That raises two questions: One, what do yon think of girls trading off fowns so they don't have to bay a new324 words
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Advertisement209 1970-11-25 18 f f III! I ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe The Eastern SUM'S essay writing contest for boys and girls off 14 and under (Junior) •»d boys and girts over 14 (Senior) appears in HI»I page ffrom Monday to Friday. PriM money Is: JlO tor Santors and $5 lor I union209 words
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735 1970-11-25 19 Laurence Bookman - By Laurence Bookman Most of us fit into one personality type or other.... and it it this which can often mark out our health pattern for life Are you a conscientious person or are you bossy? Are you an extrovert or an introvert?735 words
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Article494 1970-11-25 19 ANN LANDERS - ANN LANDERS DEAR ANN: My bro-ther-in-law thinks he is Jan Murray. He imagines himself a great storyteller. Nothing could be further from the truth. I've seen him make a Jackass out of himself so many times it is pitiful. His lovely wife just sits there with a phony494 words
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88 1970-11-25 19 Ethnic Inspiration is the basis on which young designers such as Bill Tice of Royal Robes build. For his "loungewear," Bill uses fabrics which look as if they belong with late-day wear, such as Japanese, Indian and other Oriental prints on shimmering surfaces. Seen above is his multi-colour Indian rug88 words
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Article247 1970-11-25 20 prices slumped further in the Stock Exchonge off Malaysia and Singapore yesterday, it acquired a fairly large turnover off 922,000 units in the morning's trading. The trading rooms Singapore closed for half the day In respect of the late President while the Koala Lumpur rooms resumed247 words
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Article109 1970-11-25 20 December first grade rubber buyers closed at noon in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 551 cents per lb. The ton« of th« market was quietly steady. R.A.S. and M.R.E. noon prices in cents per lb. were:Int 1 RSS. prompt fob. 54$ 55 Int 1 RSS.109 words
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Article275 1970-11-25 20 The first distribution to Singapore Growth Fund unitholders for the accrual period ended sth November 1970 amounts to $5.20 net per 100 units equivalent to $8.18.255 gross for "Group One" units and to $6.54.425 gross for "Group Two" units. The total gross distribution is $351,947.02, and the275 words
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Article94 1970-11-25 20 1%IR noon prim at the Stigapore Chinese Produce Kirhnnge yeMerrtaj wan a a Coconut Oil (f.o.b.) hulk 61.00 Coconut on (f.o.b drum 63 50 Mixed Copra 34 0 Mil in ok White Pepper i f.o.b.) ASTA 100 N.WL. 182.50 Sarawak Whit* Pepper »f.o.b) 96% N-W.I-1-2.50 Sarawak Special Black Pepper94 words
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Article114 1970-11-25 20 AONG KONG Yesterday's 5 p.m. currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Bayers) (Sellers) 196 197 per 100 Straits dollars 147.50 149.50 per 1.000 Taiwan dollars 6.70 6.775 per Australian dollar 940 360 Der 1.000 Burmese kyats 490 510 per 1.000 Indian rupees 148 163 per114 words
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Article421 1970-11-25 20 BID and offer prices officially listed at the close of business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday were: INDUSTBIALS Arma 1.80 1.83 AJtnomoto 1.82 195 A lean 1.83 1-84 Allied Choc. 2.50 2.05 Ben. .85 .92 Berjaya .90 .91 Borneo cd421 words
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Article678 1970-11-25 20 BUSINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcan $124 (1) $1 22 (2) $123 <4); Berjaya 93 cts. (1) 92 cta.678 words
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Article95 1970-11-25 20 KOTA BHARU The Agricultural Bank and the Co-operative Bank here have issued loans totalling about $768 500 to larmer 8 in Kelantan and Trengganu in the last gix months. A total of $108,489 had been issued by the Agricultural Bank In it s seasonal loan programme for95 words
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Article121 1970-11-25 20 TOKYO A Singapore Finance Ministry official wa s V esterdav beginning talks here on a Japanese yen loan worth Ss2s million a s part 0 f payment of Japanese wartime "blood debt." the semi-official Japan Ex* port-Import Bank said H.M. Shitawalla, Director of the Industry Department.121 words
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Article53 1970-11-25 20 LONDON The opposition Labour Party yesterday charged the government with secrecy and incompetence in its handling of Rolls Royce'g financial problem. Although not denying that the government wa® right iiv granting th« financially embarrassed company 42 million sterling, Labour spokesmen made clear they did not like the way53 words
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Article52 1970-11-25 20 BRUSSELS European Common Market ministers agreed in principle today to the creation of a 556,000 million pool fo* giving medium-term financial aid to a member country in balance of payments difficulties But after a three-hour debate here, the v were still apart on certain important technical aspect* injorwed52 words
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Article, Illustration339 1970-11-25 21 A new $2 million hotel has commenced business at Seah Street with great success. It b the nine-storey Metropole Hotel which commands a beautiful ▼lew of the harbour from it« location In the commercial centre of the city. The hotel, which has a roof garden339 words
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Article505 1970-11-25 21 AItKIVALS 14.1 a.m MSA 125 Koala Lumpur 1.30 am. MSA 12.1 Koala Lompor B.:to i.m MSA 452 Koala l.outpor 11 05 ain MSA 454 rename. Koala Louipor 11.50 am. MSA 203 Jakarta 1.30 p.m MSA 451 Kuching tO5 p ra. MSA 041 KuU Baliru. Koala Lumpur Malacca •15505 words
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Article285 1970-11-25 21 SYDNEY Mining shores continued to trode buoyontly on the Sydney Stock Exchonge yester- day. The overall market showed its best form in recent weeks with turnovers rising steadily. Most Issues tended to consolidate or rise over Monday's prices. In the nickel section Samln and North Flinders285 words
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Article263 1970-11-25 21 DETROIT General Motors Corp., on the ere of resuming production following a 10-week United Auto Workers strike, announced Monday it will increase average list prices on its 19/1 cars 6.9 per cent. GM made the announcement as 75,000 UAW workers returned to work following the263 words
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Article117 1970-11-25 21 NEW YORK Gold prices declined on markets here and abroad Monday London gold dropped 71 U.S. cents at the morning fixing and another 10 U.S. cents at the second fixing to 37 45 U5. dollars an ounce, down 174 U.s cents from Friday afternoon Pari s gold117 words
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Article39 1970-11-25 21 NEW YORK Dow Jones closing averages on the New York stock exchange: 30 Industrial* 767 52 20 Rails 148 00 15 Utilities 112 22 65 Stocks 246.18 40 Bonds 66 32 Commodity futures index 144.68 up 0.05.39 words
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SUN SPORT
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1129 1970-11-25 22 CI. 1 Div. 2-1 Mile ***** Nikmr 7y 9 00 Rolling »«t ***** Bnlendaine 9y 8.10 Horse Sense Breuk ***** Aratunga 6y 810 Toto .-v........ Mansor ***** Foresight 4y 8 09 TC D il nlel s ***** Moonbeam 8y 8 07 HT Wee E1,129 words
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267 1970-11-25 22 Spinifex, a course scratching last week, showed that there was nothing amiss in him when he did a sparkling gallop here this morning. With Subian Dafwee up, the Latin Lover gelding sprinted stylishly over 3f in 39 4/5 on a heavy track. Julinda, a267 words
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239 1970-11-25 22 LONDON British champion jockey Lester Piggott has issued a writ in France against a French racing journal for defamation, his solicitor said here yesterday. The action follows an article published last August during the Deauvllle race meeting at which Plggott eight times champion In239 words
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Article396 1970-11-25 23 JON HENDERSON - •r JON HENDERSON WVSBAMC MCC p«r Ray MKagwoftli mmmmmd Amtnlii Ure ywiwiiy, not to nader•Hiaih pec attack in Hit fint test w4idi Wfiai at Iriabaae Cricket Ground **l% It date, I have fust bowled the paceCMW 1* keep them fit," he awd, -but they will fcswi396 words
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222 1970-11-25 23 MIAMI BEACH. Florida. Cassiug Clay wants the 90-mile television blackout lifted for his Dec. 6 fight with Oscar Bonavena so that "Mr. Average" who can't afford admission to New York's Madison Square Garden still can see the bout "All of these t>eople222 words
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101 1970-11-25 23 Asian Games BANGKOK Thai Kin* Bhumibol Adulyadej will not compete in the varht* in* event of the sixth Asian Games to be held her P from December 9 to 20. informed source* said yesterdar T*v sources s aid the Kin? had informed101 words
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183 1970-11-25 23 BONN In Bonn, the Federal Minister of the Interior (left). HansDietrich Genscher recently presented the Federal Order of Merit to the former German world boxing champion Max Schmeling (right) (in the background. Dr. Koorad Kraske, the chairman of the Bundestag Special Committee Sports and th e Olympie Games). In 1970,183 words
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434 1970-11-25 23 STOCKHOLM Determined Cliff Rickey of the U.S. Monday night overcame a strong challenge by the Spanish pro veteran Andre Gimeno in the first round of the Stockholm Open Indoor Tennis championships to secure the top honour in the ILTF Grand Prix competition. Richey434 words