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Title Section21 1971-02-02 1/24 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents isfti. 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1561 Tuesday, February 2, 1971 M.C. (P) 251021 words
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106 1971-02-02 1/24 ADDIS ABABA Dr. Milton Obote. deposed President of Uganda arrived unexpectedly yesterday. Obote, who has been staying in Tanzania since he was overthrown by the Ugandan Army Commander General Idi A rain a week ago visited the new regime in Mombasa on Sunday106 words
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Article, Illustration467 1971-02-02 1/24 I>OLICE yesterday almost caught four bank robbers escaping with $106,000 but an error in a radio message enabled them to slip past a police LandRover. As the rnen were speeding away at Boon Lay Road in Jurong in a stolen A/cms 1100, a467 words
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Article102 1971-02-02 1/24 VIENTIANE—The southern Lao town of Luong Phalane has fallen to a heavy Communist attack, the Lao Defence Ministry spokesman said yesterday With roads drying out after the rain v season the spokesman, General Thongphanh Knosky. also reported strong build. up 8 Of communist force* in both102 words
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98 1971-02-02 1/24 HOUSTON Stuart Roosa's heart was beating at 132 times a minute when ADOIIO 14 lifted off. Edgar Mitchell's heart rate was measured at 90 beats a minute. Alan Shepard lost his sensor. A Space Agency spokesman said S hepa rd's sensor probably can be98 words
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Article, Illustration670 1971-02-02 1/24 Mystery trouble on Apollo 14 J-JOUSTON Apollo 14 moonmen Alon Shepord ond Edgor Mitchell moy never wolk the barren lunar surface. Trouble yesterday with three docking clasps moy spell foilure for the $51,200 million space mission. Last night the three astronauts probed the causeUPI radiophotos. - 670 words
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Article97 1971-02-02 1/24 IZMIR, Turkey, Three ships of the American Sixth Fleet left here early yesterday following antl-Amerlcan demonstrations and Incidents, cutting short a scheduled week's stay in Izmir. Since the three landing craft arrived four days ago. windows have been smashed at the offices of Pan97 words
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Article31 1971-02-02 1/24 WEST BERLIN Traffic on the roads linking West Germany with West Berlin 110 miles Inside East Germany returned to norma] yesterday, after five days of East German ly£a.-,s^ent.31 words
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Article76 1971-02-02 1/24 CAIRO Foreign Minister Malimoud Riad said Egypt does not place any particular significance on February 5 the date when the current Middle East ceasefire expires. It is "just another day in the war," he told reporters on his return from visits to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. "The West76 words
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Advertisement152 1971-02-02 1/24 THYE HONG A Million Hl* PAGE 3 Obote's big mistake PAGE 11 ■££•l=l The people watchers Mr. Chew Cheng Kong Manager, Kota Bharu Branch. Concurrently Area Manager, Eaal Malaya. A bl-linguist, Mr. Chew Cheng Kong, Manager of Kola Bharu Branch, is born under the zodiac aign of Gemini and started152 words
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Article, Illustration392 1971-02-02 2 Singapore Polytechnic will soon be developed into o first class technical training institution which wilt also cater for students from neighbouring countries. This was stated yesterday by the Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. He hoped students from other countries would392 words
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Article101 1971-02-02 2 A stall-holder wis yesterday fined $5O far scalding his business rival with hot oiL Lim Kim Slah. 35. inflt r to Hie offence at Ms stall at Lor ABC 1, Geyhusr M Jane 19. 197«. He had ear lies claimed trial to an original charte101 words
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Article95 1971-02-02 2 aid his family™* were Nbbed of ISM la cash and property worth $460 bar um BID u they were driving al«« International lead. Jurong, yesterday. Mr. Susumu Sishikimo, 32, an engineer attached to the Jurone SMporard. was *rMa« along International Ran* at 4Jt p.m. when95 words
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Article43 1971-02-02 2 The AM MMCMM Batrd be fiMrt inc Tiimi classes for secondary four students. on February 8 and students who are interested are leqwettort to register at the Vktotit School Centre o» Thursday snd Pride* frsss T M earn, to 1.00 pJB.43 words
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211 1971-02-02 2 CHEW Eng Huat, 31, o hawker; was slashed across Hie forehead during on orgumost wrth another hawker yesterday. Enj Huat who sells cooked beef near lane off Malacca Street was admitted to hospital where his condition is reported not serious. LOW CHUAN LYE;211 words
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Article71 1971-02-02 2 Formal evidence were yesierdJhv heard against a man teetaiiveiv charged with the murder of a PUB labourer. Ling Ah Mee alias Ah I.alt, £l, tentatively charged with the murder of K.S. ThangarajalL 55, during an allefea gang robber T on November 27. 1969. Lin* is alleged (too to71 words
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168 1971-02-02 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Doctors who faU to comply with tne new legislation enforcing service to the government for two years on first registration will be prosecuted. "Once they are convicted their names would be taken off the register" the M nlster of Health. Tan Sri Hajl168 words
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Miscellaneous117 1971-02-02 2 The weather btrtu predicts Isolated i>mn from 6 a.m. to 1Z YESTERDAY Max: Temp: 111 Mia. Temp: 711 Rain: IN Total rain to date: 4.27 Total rain days to date: IT days Simshinr yesterday: O M hows Humidity at 11 p.m. 93 oer eeat l I SINGAPORE TOWN 3 (12117 words
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Article72 1971-02-02 3 A two-year-old boy, who followed his grandmother to a main road to watch vehicles passing by. slipped and (ell into a pond, a coroner was told yesterday. Chua Kian Chuan was later fished out from the 2}-foot-deep pond which was about 30 yards from72 words
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Article50 1971-02-02 3 KUAL.A LUMPUR— Tun Abdul Ra/ak stressed yesterday that the government's policy of increasing Malay participation in commerce and industry would be carried out without denrivIng the legitimate rights and interests of the other communities. He was explaining the objective of the government's new economic policy.50 words
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Article103 1971-02-02 3 The Police Committee formed to review the salary schemes and working conditions of the local police force have extended their deadline for public opinions to February 16. All members of the public, organisations and even police personnel can submit tnelr views In writing or orally to103 words
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Article65 1971-02-02 3 STOCKS of Group "O" blood are still very low though an average of 71 donations has been received per day, a weekly bulletin from the Blood Bank announced yesterday. However, there was an Increase of 33 units of reserve stocks of blood of all groups65 words
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Article, Illustration343 1971-02-02 3 TWO early morning fires yesterday destroyed property worth $1,232,500. The first blaze occurred 1.55 o m. when fire broke out in the warehouse of Starlight Timber Product (Pte) Limited at Jalan Taman, Jurong. The fire destroyed 18 crates of plywood. Police said the rauseSunpiz.; Sun-; pi*. - 343 words
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158 1971-02-02 3 KUCHING A plane carrying four pastors of H»« Seventh Day Adventist Church crashed into some telephone poles at a private airstrip in Serian, 49 miles from Kuching, on Saturday. A Civil Aviation Department spokesman said yesterday that there were no casualties. Mr. Richard Hall,158 words
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Article82 1971-02-02 3 TWO overseas students were awarded fellowships for a 12-month research in Singapore by the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies. They are Mr. Lau Teik Soon from Malaysia and Mr. Soemarsaid Moertono from Indonesia. Mr. Lau, a formal graduate of University of Singapore, hopes to begin82 words
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Article35 1971-02-02 3 KUALA LUMPUR— The Dean of the Faculty of Arts in Universiti Kebangsaan, professor Syed Mohamed Naguib Al-At-tas. left tor Indonesia yesterday on a monthlong lecture tour at the invitation oI universities there.35 words
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Article, Illustration84 1971-02-02 4 wMI take put a rally I* auk the fWI mt Ik* Cktef See* mi the Ike rally wU take plaee at Ike Ckiaese Hick SekaeL Leri Ckartes MacLeaa kae beea dated wttk tke See* ■MMt wimc* be Jaiaetf it aa a Wetf Oak tm84 words
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424 1971-02-02 4 FORMER oil-round sportsman taking morphine to kill pain from injuries sustained in a road accident involving an STC bus ended up as an addict, the High Court was told yesterday. Joseph S Navaratnam, 40, now walks with a severe limp supports himself with424 words
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Article51 1971-02-02 4 The Singapore Ouppy Club will be having a Chinese New Year Dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday. Hie highlight of the dauce will be a fashion show aud the presentation ceremony for trophies and certificates won at the International -Ouppv Show held In Berlin and51 words
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Article124 1971-02-02 4 P»rk Trndrrlion at only |2 W a pound is today's best bay Market Prices PORK Pork Fillet $2 AO a pound Minute Steak $2.00 Pork Chop $2.30 Bell* Pork $1.40 Pig Heart $l.BO M Crown Roast $2 U Leg Pork $2.3$ LAMB: Limb leg $1 Ms pound124 words
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291 1971-02-02 4 AN outbreak of typhoid so far there are 24 cases confirmed has cleared the Geylang Serai area of all food hawkers. The Health Department ha s banned all food hawkers from operating in the area in an intensive drive to contain the outbreak, at291 words
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Article52 1971-02-02 4 MR S. Thillamnithu has been elated chairman of the Penang Bar Committee at ita annual general meeting. Four lawyer* were elected members while Miss C. S Ong was elt ted secretary The four members arc Mr. K Cheah. Dak AMoolcader Mr. Lit Saiv "ee and Mr. Dav.452 words
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Article, Illustration158 1971-02-02 4 FIRST DAY WW» WIN be land m tkc >»nd of this M«tk to conaC service British Amy by Maltniaa ud SingaTV tele is abt tke na■iremir of the day •a which the ftrst of the MJM "locallynHdrd personnel" foiled the army is tm. The hit158 words
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Article31 1971-02-02 4 A coroner yesterday recorded a suicide verdict on the death of a sick man. Tek Kim Koon ST. wtio was found hanqrtn* In k Jalan Parhall hut on January31 words
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415 1971-02-02 5 innocent mon was assaulted and fatally stabbed by four youths because the intended victim escaped, the High Court was told yesterday. One of the attackers, Ng Boon Hoe, 19, was sentenced to eight years' jail by Mr Justice Choor Singh, when he pleaded guilty415 words
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104 1971-02-02 5 KUCHING Two Communist terrorists, one of them a woman, were killed by security forces In Sarawak's First Division on Sunday. In the early morning encounter with a band of terrorists In the Buklt Bantol area of the Bau district, several other terrorists are believed to104 words
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Article50 1971-02-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR Finance Minister Tun Tan Slew 81n yesterday received four cheques totalling $15,713 for the National Disaster Relief Fund. The cheques were from Kwong Ylk Banking Corporation Berhad (410,000) the Bank of Tokyo ($5,000) and lta staff ($213) and Azman, Wong SaUeb and Co., ($500).50 words
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Article66 1971-02-02 5 KANGAR The Ministry of Agriculture and Lands is to ban Ashing with drag nets, the Minister Tan Sri Haji Ghazali Jawi, announced yesterday. After hearing complaints from coastal fishermen against the use of these nets brought forward by Members of Parliament and State Assemblymen. Tan Sri Ghazali66 words
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236 1971-02-02 5 A two-notion airlift last night ended the sad sogo off 87 Australians, New Zeolonders and British emigrants stranded in Singapore. Special Air New Zealand and Qantas flights enabled them to continue their Journey, disrupted last Friday when they found themselves without connecting236 words
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Article116 1971-02-02 5 HONO KONO, The clandestine radio "The Voice of Malayan Revolution" has called on Malayan guerrillas to launch fiercer attacks against their enemy. The radio in an editorial marking the 22nd anniversary of the founding of the Malayan National Liberation Army said: "Our army should further develop the116 words
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250 1971-02-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR Trainee nurses will be accepted next year by the Ministry of Health as students and not as employees of the Malaysian government under a new scheme. The scheme is aimed at checking the drain of qualified nurses from government service250 words
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Article, Illustration69 1971-02-02 5 SUNDAY'S Toto Jackpot prise of $115,000 hat been won by a punter who bought the coupon from the Sims Avenue Toto booth. The first group prize (or this coming Thursday's Toto Draw No. 9/71 will start again with $lOO,OOO and it will be held at the ~TK)69 words
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Miscellaneous49 1971-02-02 5 Around town (■M a.m. to 8.N p.m.-* Exhibition of book* by Charles Dlekcn at the foyer of tho National Library. 6.00 p.m. Carnival Trade Fair 1971 at Great World Amusement Park, Kim Sen* Road. 7.30 p.m. Performance by the Hons Kong Sin Ngal Teorhew Opera at the National Theatre.49 words
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Article179 1971-02-02 6 BEIRA, Light Planes ran a chain of relief supplies to the flood-hit Quellmane area of northern Mozambique where thousand* of Africans were reported to be without shelter. Planes landed every few minutes on the one runway now In operation at Quellmane airport. On nearby high179 words
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106 1971-02-02 6 NEW DELHI —The passengers and the crew of the Indian Airlines Fokker Friendship plane hijacked to Lahore crossed into India yesterday afternoon at Husseniwala checkpost on the Sino-Pakistan border. Press Trust of India reported Pakistani o ffl c i a 1 s drove the stranded106 words
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342 1971-02-02 6 'pEL AVIV Israeli troops raided two Arab guerrilla bases in Lebanon early yesterday morning. Several guerrillas and one Israeli were killed, a military spokesman said here. Three Israelis were wounded. Two Israeli forces thrust across the border and one destroyed a building used as a342 words
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174 1971-02-02 6 GAZA CITY, Israeli-occupied territory A bomb planted in the Gasa Strip's main post Office exploded among local Arabs who had come to pick up pay cheques from the Israeli occupation authorities, killing three persons and wounding 20. The explosion blew out the entire174 words
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Article, Illustration21 1971-02-02 6 UPI photo.UPI photo. - 21 words
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Article57 1971-02-02 6 MOSCOW The Soviet Union expelled a British exchange student accused of photographing a defence installation, the British Embassy said. A spokesman gave his name as Norman C. Bauer and said his own version of the incident which led to his expulsion was that he was taking a picture57 words
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Article162 1971-02-02 6 BTRAI, Japan Polson gas generated by burning a new type of Japanese building material may have caused the deaths of 10 beauticians in a fire i Sunday, police said I yesterday. Two other women escaped from their se-cond-floor apartments during the Are in this city162 words
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Article309 1971-02-02 6 CANBERRA. Sir John "Black Jack" McEwen yesterday walked away from Parliament House where he spent 33 years fighting for farmers while getting Austral.a's economy otT the sheep's back. A small crowd of tourists and newsmen watched as Sir John turned and waved at the white building.309 words
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260 1971-02-02 7 PROFESSOR SHOOTS STUDENT BLOCKADE A threatened city-wide transport strike foiled to eventuate after the head of a militant Jeepney (minibus) Drivers' Association was arrested. Several Jeepney Drivers' Associotions hod onnounced they would strike In protest agoinst increased prices of certain oil products. Last month a260 words
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235 1971-02-02 7 TOKYO An American pacifist who haa lodged for more thai three months in a hotel at Tokyo airport haa Mlined either to pay her 40«.000 yen <Ss3t--345) hotel bill or leave, a management spokesmaa said. Miss Barbara Bye. 21, formerly of Doyle*town, Ponnsylvania,235 words
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82 1971-02-02 7 SPANKY, the amazing chimpanzee who's a star skater in the ice Capades, tours the country ten months of the year; but when he comes to New York he always works out at a gym in midtown Manhattan. The gym belongs to Aja Zanova, former World Champion skater who made aUPI - 82 words
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145 1971-02-02 7 PHNOM PENH Cambodian troops Have started a large sweeping operation oast and northwest off Plinom Penh to search for and destroy Communist sniti in the area, the High Command reported. The operation started Sunday northwest of the capital and east acroaa the Mekong River from145 words
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Article99 1971-02-02 7 BANGKOK The Thai Arm v will hold a rare command poet exercise thin week to test Its readlnesa In §ensitlve northeastern Thailand In the face of the deteriorating situation In Cambodia and Laos Major-General PralongVlrapriya, director of Thai Army logistics, told newsmen that military commanders99 words
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Article62 1971-02-02 7 BANQKOK Nine communist guerrillas and three Thai Army soldiers were killed in a series of battles on a mountain range in southern Thailand, official sources said yesterday. The sources said that Army troops yesterday found the bodies of nine guerrillas hidden In the Jungles on62 words
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Article453 1971-02-02 8 Major flood threat to Aussie towns BYDNET Two towns were Isolated by flood waters yesterday and others were facing a serious flood threat In the eastern half of New South Wales. Gunnedah (pop. 8,000), 300 miles north-west of Bydney, and Moree (pop. 8,290) 414 miles north-west of453 words
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Article341 1971-02-02 8 EXCELSIOR The illicit sex scandal that rocked this little town is likely to make the government drastically rethink its controversial Immorality Act. The latter bans sex across the colour line. The dramatic withdrawal this week of charges under the Act against five white men341 words
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Article, Illustration73 1971-02-02 8 A Bantam anti-tank rocket is seen fired by a Swiss infantryman above during a field test. The Swedish-made rocket has a twomile range. It consists of 3 parts: a 3-pound rocket with starter and main mechanisms with armoured explosives charge; a take-off box used to transport the weapon and73 words
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Article197 1971-02-02 8 NE Y K .'^f.T. ,week ma 9 a n has published a full-page article on Britain s Royal Military Academy and concluded that "for all its dedication to the profession of arms. Sandhurst has fallen on difficullt davs It explained, "Owing 1 to a strongly197 words
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Article136 1971-02-02 8 REGGIO CALABRIA, Italy More bombings, streetfighting and sabotage Have rocked this southern city. One Cabinet Minister called It "a senseless revolt" against a government decision to name rival city capital of a new region. The Italian chief delegate to the Unlited Nations declared the disorders136 words
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Article32 1971-02-02 8 LERIDA, Spain Two people were missing yesterday after an avalanche crashed down on a winter holiday resort In the Pyrenees, in Spain's Lerida Province. Another four people were injured.32 words
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Article31 1971-02-02 8 LONDON Britain was faced yesterday with the prospect of a new strike hitting Ford Motor Company's main plant at Dagenham and anothar week without mall.31 words
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305 1971-02-02 9 The Nixon odminist ration at considering pollution tox such os o levy on emissions of oir-pollution sulphur oxides. This is on effort to give industry on incentive to cleonup, President Nixon's Economic Report said yesterday. The report was prepared by the President's305 words
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Article170 1971-02-02 9 LOS ANGELES A 17-yeoroM youth has bttn shot dead and eight people injured as demonstrators rampaged through East Las Angeles streets an o stona and bailie throwing spree. Trouble flared in East Los Angeles after 5.000 Mexican-Americana staged a protest rally against alleged police brutality.170 words
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Article, Illustration53 1971-02-02 9 She asi saij stkcri were involved is a massive reclamation project la the 11.8. With the increasing psß-sst of Amriiu Iftei from Sooth Vietnam, business at Saigon bars hasn't been too good. Pic tore shows shapely bar girls try to attract a couple of rather dubious GTs into53 words
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Article119 1971-02-02 9 KIEL. Genut PMr East Germans JwH their skip when M was Inside the Holtenan Isek In the KM Canal. They have asked West German authorities tor political asylnm, police said. A spokesman said the four, a !7->ear-«M MChanie, his 24-year-old wife, their foor-yearold daughter and119 words
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Article39 1971-02-02 9 GENEVA Thousands •f Czechoslovak refugee. in Western Europe an a North America have become victims of blackmail and intimidation bv the Prague government. This was claimed by the International Council of Voluntary Agencies (ICVA) yesterday.39 words
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116 1971-02-02 9 WASHINGTON lep. Bella Abanf. Df»«-erst-New T«rl, nid If there were tMrik member* «f her ■ex IB Centres* the aatton (NW pat end n war. They >IM create a aatleaal health prapuuM ud provide tin cnt hoaxing far every American Mr*. Ahrar. worn la116 words
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239 1971-02-02 9 MONTREAL An 1!-mon communist Chinese diplomatic delegation koi orrired in Chine to sot uo on embouv. The* arc the first emissaries of Mao TseTUng to arrive in North tung to arrive in North America. The delegation, headed by Chai je d'AfTaires Hie239 words
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205 1971-02-02 9 LOS ANGELES Parents of the hippie girls convicted in the Sharon Tate murder trial yesterday pleaded with the jury for the Uvea of their daughters. The girls. Patricia Krenwinkel, 23, Susan Atkins, 22, and Leslie van Houten. 21, and theii hippie cult205 words
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Article401 1971-02-02 10 POST ELECTION PAKISTAN PAKISTAN'S post-election problems which 1 Include the drafting of a constitution and the establishment of parliamentary government are just beginning to surface. Zulflkar Ali Bhutto, an extreme pro-Peking leftist, emerged as the leader of West Pakistan while Sheikh Mujbir Rahaman, a moderate socialist, swept the polls in401 words
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Article221 1971-02-02 10 fTHE dropping of charges under the Immo- rallty Act against Ave white men and 14 African women in the small town of Excelsior in South Africa at first appears as a liberalization of Pretoria's racist policy. The Immorality Act makes It a crime for a white person to221 words
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Article891 1971-02-02 10 THOMAS WOLFE - By THOMAS WOLFE 'jpHE principal problem in Soviet foreign policy in Asia todoy remains that of averting outright war with China. The arsenal of modern arms at Soviet disposal doubtless permits surgical" strikes at vital Chinese installations. The prospect however of becoming bogged down In891 words
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292 1971-02-02 10 SUN SOAPBOX ""ASFM T REFER to reports recently regording the dismissal of four police officers. A "senior civil servant" alleged that his suits, liquor and magazines were stolen by police officers who had gone to his house to investigate a burglary. One of these292 words
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TODAY'S WORLD
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Article, Illustration810 1971-02-02 11 ALAN RAKE - h ALAN RAKE GEMINI. TIfHQ4 Prtsidert Milton Obote left for the Commonwealth Premiers' Conforesee Sif poie it hod olreody been 4mdim4 Ai wmmo ve General Idi Amin from fcii peat m Amy Commander. The dfaaa of Kampala, Uganda's capital, apßlWa Jnamdctm.GEMINI. - 810 words
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Article666 1971-02-02 11 FRED MPANGA - By FRED MPANGA Dear Mm Exile. After nensfy fire years of it 1 fed I can give you some advice an Hfe In exile. There are nun Asa and don'ts. things h expect and things Tt'bahvlth, should yon now feci tty urge to write Bare666 words
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Article, Illustration610 1971-02-02 12/13 Bob Gates - From Bob Gates GEMINI. YIfHATEVER happened to the airship? It it alive again and well for the growing number of scientists and business experts who are planning the new revolution in world transport. During the Twenties and Thirties airships made hundreds ofGEMINI. - 610 words
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450 1971-02-02 12/13 By DICK WEST WASHINGTON A month has passed since 1. along with millions of other Americans, gave up cigarette c o m m e rcials. 1 don't know whether my case is typical, but I still miss them like crasy. The time I want a450 words
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Article, Illustration74 1971-02-02 12/13 The peoplewatchers have arrived. They're Eastern Sun cameramen with Itchy shatter fingers. They're on the prowl for people to capture them on film. We will share oar People Watchers' people with you every Tuesday. I It pays to advertise Lunch time: curry and rice on the five-foot74 words
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746 1971-02-02 14 TOM TIEDE - FROM TOM TIEDE is o tavern owner m Philadelphia who has been burgled, vandalised or help up an average off twice a month for the last two years. it hos cost him thousands of dollars in loses and repairs. But what really746 words
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Article, Illustration50 1971-02-02 14 Heavy snow In Washington all bat obscures the Jefferson Memorial Hall and rives the area bleak, deserted look. In spring and summer the Memorial Is flanked by avenues of Japanese cherry blossom trees and Is one of the chief tourist attractions of the city.50 words
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Article, Illustration455 1971-02-02 14 LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M. D - LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. DEAR Dr. Liib I am recuperating from losing two lobes of my lungs. My questions and comments concern tive permission granted in hospitals today to smokers wtoo pollute the air we breathe. WHY? WHY? WHY on earth la It allowed455 words
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Article, Illustration586 1971-02-02 15 Dick Kleiner - By Dick Kleiner "CROMWELL" it o historical movie that has on interesting history Ken Hughes, who wrote the screenplay and directed it, came to town for the Hollywood premiere and told about it. He Is not a historian and, In fact, had only a586 words
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97 1971-02-02 15 An unusual kind of dinner was given recently in New York, one in honour of prominent women in the entertainment world. Nothing uncommon in that, you may say, but the difference with this one was that its women were not just ordinary run-of-the-mill stars, but ones who are 'living legends'.97 words
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Miscellaneous137 1971-02-02 15 "□□EQM ***** iND ACTION. WEEK! II aa. |.3». I ihi D.M :«4» CUI) BooKi!»g- Ooi* THE INVINCIBLE HIX" Stuart Wh.tmtD Co.o r (Like sommei Paramouut CATHAY 334 LAST t DATS 00 I MUM'* "DIBTT DINOUk MAGEE' cram Sinatra color: KVislob Open* Thursday! Color Ymry Of Tbe Arrnfer" Taxclslo Meira Columbia137 words
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Miscellaneous129 1971-02-02 15 ■>jS HAW ■TrrhnnT I t» <► .17.1114 OMM TMbfl Na mt Liitl msm i *m'i m < i i ill i*fi /r»11 SE REX SKY .ROXf J4O-12 I 37 1 711 I .uiY7f.o Wow Shawlof Na riw Uil M«A. 11. 14*. »M ».JM SKVii U. I.tt. (.MA n.lfi BO*?i II129 words
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Article90 1971-02-02 16 TAIPEI Wang Lai, Mandarin aim actress from Hong Kong on location In Taipei for a .mrordwoman picture, yesterday frightened a Samurai knife-wield-ing burglar out ot her hotel room by her screams Scored was scared to deaUk and screamed and screamed," she was quoted as saying She la90 words
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Miscellaneous755 1971-02-02 16 aiies taurus i £2 3 m CARROLL RIOHTER'S GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day when nothing carefully planned —> to work out as you wish. Bat you would be wise to avoid deprcaiton or annoyance at obstacles and delays. However, you also have an interesting and dramatic good fortune arising that can755 words
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Miscellaneous18 1971-02-02 16 "If yon must play that thing, can you change it from 'lnto each life, tome fain mutt fall?J18 words
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Miscellaneous1083 1971-02-02 17 today's MBM TV SINGAPURA CHANNEL S P.M. 3.00 OPENINC ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by CENERAL HOSPITAL A daytime serial about the staff and the patients of hospital. 3.20 FOR THE FAMILY A magazine series presented in the National Language. 3.55 A DIARY OF EVENTS IN SINGAPORE THIS WEEK (National Language). 4.00 IT'S1,083 words
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Article, Illustration823 1971-02-02 18 QNE has often heard the saying that an Indian who leaves his hometown and travels to another part of Indio is in a situation similar to that faced by a European tourist in Turkey. The differences in language, customs and even food823 words
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Article, Illustration466 1971-02-02 18 street hawkers ore people who sell food in the open air, setting up their stalls in busy streets. There are plenty of customers ond one hawker does not compete with onother. Among the stallholders, four will sell rice, such as curry rice, chicken466 words
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Advertisement193 1971-02-02 18 ESSAY CONTEST: Rules to observe Hie Eastern Sun's essay writing contest tot boys and girls of 14 sad tndei (Junior) and boys and girls ovtt 14 (Senior) appears m Hms page from Monday to Friday. m on*> is: 110 to Santa* m tor Iwi to every etttv oublisheo Ail entrant*193 words
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Miscellaneous17 1971-02-02 18 AMY By J«ck Tippit -H 1 n 13 "Who does Archie remind you of? Take o gueuT/17 words
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Article, Illustration319 1971-02-02 19 Florence de Santis - Br Florence de Santis QNE of the real fashion trends of the past decade has been the rise of knits. It's safe to say that there doesn't exist today a woman who doesn't have a large proportion of knits in her wardrobe. Science and colour have now combined319 words
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Article, Illustration291 1971-02-02 19 Ann Landers - Ann Landers Dear Ann: Here's the letter I've been meaning to wiitc for ages. It' is for the ls-year-old who bought two blouses and a sweater and wasn't charged lor the sweater. She thought she saved $ll. When I was 16 (I'm 20 now> I291 words
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Article290 1971-02-02 20 jgUYERS and sellers put up on equal battle on the industrial front in quiet conditions in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Better grade shares were noteworthy counters. Most of the Issues acquired significant gains in light trading. The day finished off with 1.369,500290 words
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Article287 1971-02-02 20 February first grade rubber buyers doted at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 47-3/8 cents per lb. The tone of the market was easier. The market opened fractionally lower on London advices and slipped farther on dealer hedge selling due to a build-up287 words
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Article68 1971-02-02 20 THE noon pnee* at the »»pore Chinese Produce ange yesterday was: a Coconut Oil (fo.b.) hnlh SOOO Coconut Oil (fo.h.) drum 62.A0 Copra *7.00 Muntok White Asia 100 M.1..W. 170.00 fturuwiik White I'cppcr !Mi% iho.oo laranak Special Hlack 90% N.LW 147.50 Biirawak Anta Black 100% KL.W. ***** Laniponjt Hlack68 words
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Article123 1971-02-02 20 BONG KONG Yesterday's 5 p.m. currency rates (supplied bt Foreign Kxrhange and Investment Ltd.): (Buyers) (Sellers) 195 190 per 100 straits dollar* 146 148 per 1.00« I'amar 'dollar* 6.73 6.75 per Australian doilai 940 36C oer 1.000 Burmese kyats 460 480 per 1,000 Indian mi pees 149 164123 words
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Article640 1971-02-02 20 BID and offer prices officially listed at the close of business In the Singapore and KuaJa Lumpur trading rooms of tbe Stock Exchange vesterda? INDUSTRIALS ACMA 145 145 Alcan 1.46 1.47 Allied Choc. 2.95 Ben 1.17 1.18 Berjaya 1.27 1.29 Borneo 1.82 1.83 Boustead 1.98 2.95 C. Plywood640 words
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Article877 1971-02-02 20 BFSINFSS 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 onlti unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS A lean $1 46 (4); Allied Choc $297 <S); Ben $ll7 (1) $llB <2>877 words
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Article103 1971-02-02 20 THE local marketing company for all Philips products. Electronic Supplies, has been awarded the contract to provide a range of highly sophisticated communication equipment for the $3.5 million Dewan Sri Plnang. Electronic Bupplles will deliver and Install a Philips Conference Hall System which will Include background music103 words
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293 1971-02-02 21 THE East Asiatic Company Limited has won a $5 mMiaa ca■tract fa tapfly and install five automatic Cimbria padi drying plants at lW Mida River Irrigation Schema for the Federal Agricultural Marketing Antberity. It 1s to enable the authority during the rainy season to undertake293 words
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Article, Illustration302 1971-02-02 21 SINGAPORE will benefit greatly from the expected tourist boom that will follow the RATA Conference recently concluded in Manila. This was the conviction hotel executive Paul Peralta came away with after attending the Conference from January 21 to 29. Mr.. Peralta. Director of Sales and302 words
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Article, Illustration107 1971-02-02 21 TWO female staff members of The Chartered Bank in Kuala Lumpur have been promoted to the position of assistant officers. In announcing the new appointments, Mr. Charles McCullodi, the manager of the bank, said that previously all assistant officers in the Kuala Lumpur branch had been men.107 words
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Article119 1971-02-02 21 SEOUL, South Korea yesterday announced an ambitious plan to build 29 electronics manufacturing plants costing a total of U8td1.714.000 Commerce and Industry Minister Nak-Sun Lee said the cost of the plants, which would create a major export Industry, would Include U5537,500,000 In foreign exchange. When119 words
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Article74 1971-02-02 21 BRUNEI Brunei's oil production rdehtd 138,000 barrels a day last rear compared with 125.000 barrels in 196», the Brunei Shell managing director, Mr. R.A.B. C lough said. Speaking at an annual presentation awards ceremony at Sena Oil town, Mr. Clough also disclosed the discovery of a74 words
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Article43 1971-02-02 21 (Manacrr Pries* fw Vrt. t> ssia CNIT TWISTS M. limi 141 I.M MiUs Frog. IN l.lotS CiaSMVKKMJ 1 Ml film Ba. Cud LU bINOAFOKR DKIT IWIMTM ss 257 is rn«S t.IS MS HJ* r«ad i.«e 107 (Haaatcv trie* foraS/l/lt) Mcrtlac g/»43 words
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Article929 1971-02-02 22 THE following are the rue weight! for the vcekcad ratine ai Prnang. SATURDAY CL. 3 DIV. 3 6 FUR. Glamour Prince 9.00 Panegyric 9 00 Colony Suri 9.00 Pilot 900 Pil Marshal 9 00 Rickshaw Lam 8 13 Sugar Daddy 8 11 Purple Gem 8.10 Bambi929 words
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Article, Illustration416 1971-02-02 22 H.M.S. Dido, beat PARC by 4 coals to 1. In a soccer friendly played at Bukit Chermin last night. In a clean, fast and exciting game, both the teams displayed classic football much to the delight of soccer fans. PARC playing superb ball control and fine416 words
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68 1971-02-02 22 CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand Jun Kamiwazumi and Toshiro Sakai of Japan won their first round matches against New Zealand opponents in the New Zealand Tennis championships here yesterday. Kamiwazumi beat R. Webster 6-1, 6-2, and Sakai toppled P- Bedcroft 6-4, 6-2, 7-6. In the women's68 words
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257 1971-02-02 22 MELBOURNE Evonne Goolagong pulled off one of th« biggest victories in her startling rise to tennis stardom when she beat world number one Margaret Court in the final of the Victorian championships yesterday. The 19-year old Aboriginal player clinched a thrilling 7-6. 7-6257 words
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Article127 1971-02-02 22 BUKIT Ho Swee Secondary School triumphed over First Toa Payoh Secondary School, in the City District Badminton Championships 'A' group tie for *C division boys. Bukit Ho Swee won all the three singles and two doubles played at the school hall yesterday. Results Bukit Ho Swee127 words
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Article, Illustration148 1971-02-02 23 LFTVERKUSEN No football game need be cancelled because or rain when all sports fields are covered with an artificial lawn The "Farbenfabriken Bayer" in the Ftederal Republic of Germany seem to have solved the problem. They presented this first artificial lawn in the world148 words
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147 1971-02-02 23 OKLAHOMA CITY Rosemary Casals of the JD.S. upset former Wimbledon champion Ann Bayden Jones of England. 8-2, jB-l, Sunday night in the semi-finals of the Virginia Slims Invitational tennl* tournament The tiny Callfornlan took early leads in both sets and depended on her147 words
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Article530 1971-02-02 23 DAYTOMA BEACH, Florida TW okviowsly more durable Porscke is now two ap eo tfce faster Ferrari. Porsche, which won the World Manufacturers Championship last year by capturing seven of the 10 long distance racea that counted toward that title, ran 1-2 In the first race of530 words
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206 1971-02-02 23 SAN DIEGO, California George Archer, IOM Unit, I#w7 united Masters champion, birdied four successive kotos to clinch a Throe-stroke victory in the *****,000 Andy Williams San Diego Open golf tournament The ft ft. 6 ins. tan Archer was locked in a206 words
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Article347 1971-02-02 23 ADELAIDE England hod Australia on tho floor hi the sixth cricket Test hero yesterday, but did not enforce the followon offer againing a first innings lead of 235. Already one down in the seven-match series, Australia again succumbed to the England fast bowlers and were347 words