Eastern Sun, 2 March 1971
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Title Section21 1971-03-02 1 EASTERN SUN national daily Final edition 10 cents Estd. 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1584 Tuesday, March 1, 1971 M.C. (P) 251021 words
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Article, Illustration359 1971-03-02 1 Anwar Anverdeen - (JANGS of children, armed with bicycle chains, broken bottles and batons, are terrorising people in the heart of the city. Most of the gang members are under 12 years old. By Anwar Anverdeen They operate late at night in packs of 10359 words
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266 1971-03-02 1 The National Trades Union Congress has asked »he Minister for Finance, Mr Hon Sui Sen, to amend the Employment Act. It wants the Act altered to allow department heads to grant a substitute day off or pay employees in lieu of time off.266 words
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Article96 1971-03-02 1 LONDON More than one million British workers stayed at home yesterday in a one-da v offll rial strike designed to kill union reform laws. Shipyards, car plants and engineering firms were halted in a nationwide challenge by the Amalgamated Engineering Union. Its left-wine president, Mr Hugh96 words
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Advertisement30 1971-03-02 1 41- y "i Wit vV7 ry?i »v« &%t 1 4 SIZES 8 lo 9 9 to 10 10 toll 9 m m w 'A ->V »s> /X* /v^v i C30 words
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241 1971-03-02 2 LUMPUR The government would deal with any unconstitutional violence, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mohamed Khir Johari, warned yesterday. It would not hesitate to take stern measures to save the country, he told Parliament during the debate on the Constitution (Amendment) Bill. He241 words
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75 1971-03-02 2 A free four-week course of lecture« on how to use the National Library will be held every Wednesday. beginning next ureek. The course, which includes lectures on the services of the National Library, the catalogue and classification scheme, is limited to 40 people.75 words
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Article37 1971-03-02 2 No new cases Of typhoid have been reported since the last bulletin issued by the Ministry of Health. The number of confirmed typhoid cases in the Geylang Serai area still glands at 69.37 words
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Article, Illustration242 1971-03-02 2 Residents of Stir ling Koad, Mei Lin* Street and Mei Chin Road will appeal to the Housing and Development Board to put water standpipes outside all their blocks. This will be one of the proposal* to be discussed at their next monthly meeting. Their242 words
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Article127 1971-03-02 2 KUALA LUMFUB Penang** Chief Minister. Or Lin CHonf Ku, yesterday sapported the Alliance buvcrnaenfit proposal to amend the Constitution. Nonetheless, he warned that the trust of the people must not be betrayed. Dr Lim, Vice-Chair-man of the Gerakan Ra'ayat Malaysia. said the main underlying factor127 words
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238 1971-03-02 2 The University of Singapore must be a distinctive institution reflecting what Singapore stands for, Minister for Science and Technology Dr Toh Chin Chye said yesterday. In doing this, the University should also reflect the multi-racial society which is located in the heart238 words
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Article76 1971-03-02 2 A 34-year-old housewife woke up at 4 am yesterday with her neighbour standing by her bed caressing her thighs. Her husband, who was sleeping next to her, chased and stopped Anthonisamy Muthusamy 30. at the ground floor of their flat in Taman .Turong Anthonisamy, a labourer at76 words
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Miscellaneous107 1971-03-02 2 ri I THE weather bureau predicts Isolated showers today. YESTERDAY Max. temp: 88.0 Min. temp: 73.1 Rain: ail Total rain to date: 16.44 Total rala days this year: 38 Sunshine: 8.7# Humidity at 11 pm: 94 SINGAPORE TOWN 1.45 am. (9.7 ft.); M 9 a m <1.3 ft.); 2.28 pm.107 words
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Article, Illustration107 1971-03-02 3 SEVEN-YEAR-OLD WANTS TO BE LIKE WANG YU Cheah Chun Wah (left) is only seven but he's practising karate so he can be like his film idol, One-Armed Swordsman Wang Yu. He took up karate after seeing the film 'The Chinese Boxer/' which Wang wrote, directed and107 words
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319 1971-03-02 3 A MEMBER of the Queenstown Citizens Consultative Committee yesterday was fined $4,000 when he admitted bribing a police inspector and a corporal. Ng Long Kee olios Ng Leong Kee, 36; was charged with corruptly offering $-400 to probationary Inspector Rosioh Konaga>abo ond Corporal Mehar319 words
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87 1971-03-02 3 KUALA LUMPUR A young mother who hacked her bab v to death eight years ago was yester da, committed to the custody of th« Central Mental Hospital. The seven-man jury returned the verdict that P. Kamala, 30. was Insane when she killed her son.87 words
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237 1971-03-02 3 A Ministry of Health cleanliness blitz is forcing hawkers to deon and paint their stalls. Health officers already have served summons on people operating dirty stalls. The government is taking stringent action against them following the Environment Public Health (Hawkers) Regulation imposed237 words
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Article76 1971-03-02 3 Lim Cheng Slang. 25, was yesterday committed to stand trial at the High Court for allegedly raping a 12 year old schoolgirl. First Magistrate George Sandosham committed him to stand trial at the end of a one-day preliminary inquiry. Lim allegedly raped the girl76 words
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Article269 1971-03-02 4 Multi-nation campaign begins ]if SA is planning a major publicity campaign to launch its SingaporeLondon service on June 2. The campaign will include the visit of a team of three local MSA sales managers and eight stewardesses to London, Manchester, Rome, Milan, Frankfurt, Geneva and269 words
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Article, Illustration87 1971-03-02 4 Second year student craft teacher Loh Hwee Chong. 18, was the thorn among the roses during an on-the-spot painting competition at the Teachers' Training College in Paterson Road yesterday. He was a technical student pitting his artistic skill against 37 arts students. The contest was87 words
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Article143 1971-03-02 4 RINGLET, Cameron Highlands Angry hornets yesterday sent rescue workers and curious onlookers fleeing from the lake at Sultan Abdtd Bakar dam where a family of seven drowned on Sunday. Seven people—including the Cameron Highlands O CP D.. DSP Meor Ariff bin Shukor and detective-sergeant Ong Kim Leong143 words
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66 1971-03-02 4 Kuala Lumpur A Democratic Action Party member of Parliament was yesterday stopped from delivering his 2J-pa«e speech by the Speaher, Dato C. M. Yusof. Mr Fan Tew Teac (DAP-Kampar) was ruled to hare strayed from the issue debate on the Constitution (Amendment)66 words
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Article, Illustration79 1971-03-02 4 East German Foreign Minister, Dr Otto Winser. arrived here last night from Cairo, for a fivf-da, visit Dr. Winder, 67, parried questions by reporters whether he would seek recognition for his country from Singapore. But he hinted that diplomatic ties between the two79 words
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59 1971-03-02 4 A man will be charged today with robbing a youth of $3 and his sunglasses on Monday. The youth, Mohamed Abidin. was in a public toilet at Connaught Drive when two robbers held him up. Mohamed shouted for help. An off-duty police constable59 words
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58 1971-03-02 4 Malaysia Sinn pore Airlines has added another is flight sales service for passengers It will introduce the flrst Singapore made perfumes, created by Perfumes of the Orient, a local perfume manufacturer In Juroag The company makes three exotic scents May Ling. Chinta and Ball.58 words
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113 1971-03-02 4 A li-year-old *»y yesterday told a Magistrate ho put his arm* around an 11-year-old girl beea<uo he could not control himself. See Ban Ilock admitted outraging the modesty of the girl on February 27 at 630 pro at Loke Street. First Magistrate Mr George113 words
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138 1971-03-02 4 FOOD glorious FOOD Yo« don't have to fish for a market bargain today because pomfret at oily $l5O a kati make food shopping sense. All prices per pound unless otherwusc mentioned. PORK Pig Heart $1 70 Pork Skin $2.00 Pork Chop $2.10 Minute138 words
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Miscellaneous24 1971-03-02 4 AMY By J«ck Uppit m i ii m i it m y r "Okay, Mom, it's time for yov to take a tea break."24 words
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Article, Illustration240 1971-03-02 5 Some people just can't keep mway from the water including Australian children living in Singapore. The young Australians love the outdoors, and our endless summer is a dream come true for them. They just about "live" in the water every day. The children's parents are mostlv240 words
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183 1971-03-02 6 NARITA, Japan About 2.609 riot police will today attempt to break through barricades manned by students and farmers. The protestors are against the contraction of Tokyo's second international airport 1 r*e mavsive police show of strength was ordered after week-lons efforts failed to dislodge183 words
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Article, Illustration402 1971-03-02 6 DELHI An armed gang stormed into a polling booth in Chapra district in Bihar State about mid-day and carried away the ballot boxes. It was the first incident reported on the first day of polling which started yesterday. The local electoral officer of Chapra suspendedUPI radiophoto - 402 words
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Article41 1971-03-02 6 JAKARTA Two passengers including a child were killed and 24 others injured, some seriously, when a train wagon loaded with gunpowder for Are crackers exploded yesterday. This was reported by the army newspaper Ben ta Yudho.41 words
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185 1971-03-02 6 TCXYO Japan should not twitch its foreign policy from Taiwan to the People's Republic of China just for th e sake of expediency. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato told parliament yesterday. International confidence in Japan rested on strict observance of International obligations. The Prime Minister wa.-185 words
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Article98 1971-03-02 6 HOLLYWOOD A 33foot model of the Japanese aircraft carrier Kaga featured in the film Tora, Tora, was sold for $10,500 yesterday highlighting the finale of the 20th Century Fox Studios auction. The four-day sale, with a total of 2.000 props dating back 43 years, grossed $1,094,000 which98 words
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Article136 1971-03-02 6 MANILA Seven people died and a village was barn I daring clashes between Muslim guerrillas and police in southern Cotabalo province, police sources said yesterday. They said the seven were killed daring an encoanter with Philippine troops in several villages la Cotabato, Ssf miles south136 words
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293 1971-03-02 7 Defence Minister Malcolm Froser said yesterday the increasing Soviet naval power in the Indian Ocean will introduce East-West tensions in the region. He said Australia could not confront the Soviet Union but it is cleor that in future Australia would become more militarily alone293 words
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Article25 1971-03-02 7 MOSCOW Twentyfour Soviet Jews demanding the right to emigrate to Israel have dpmonst rated Inside a Supreme Soviet (Parliament) building last week.25 words
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246 1971-03-02 7 LONDON Defence Minister Lord Carrington lias Mid Sou Hi Africa had not asked Britain tor any more arms beyond the seven Wasp helicopters now being supplied under the Simons town naval agreement. The British minister told a radio interviewer that further arms246 words
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Article, Illustration283 1971-03-02 7 TRIPOLI Oil price negotiations between Libya and representatives of 35 foreign oil companies, resumed yesterday. The Libyan Government has earlier said that it intended to negotiate on a company by company basis. However an oil cornpan, ftookesman said this was not a rigid stand283 words
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208 1971-03-02 7 TOKYO Japanese and Maoist officials have reached a new trade agreement for 1971. The latter set® the volume at around SS2O7 million Kyodo News Agency reported yesterday A communique was expected to be signed last night or today In Peking. It l 8 expected208 words
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236 1971-03-02 8 T ONDON Rescuers ore still search- ing the English Channel for the missing crew of a mystery ship which sank on Sunday night. The Government has now announced an immediate inquiry to tighten up safety at sea rules. The236 words
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82 1971-03-02 8 Making one's way through this forest of highway signs in Crestwood, Missouri, is not only offensive to the eye but potentially dangerous for the distracted motorist. A Crestwood ordinance requiring future utility lines to be placed underground was recently upheld by circuit court. One reason cited was "visual pollution." ItUPI radiophoto. - 82 words
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Article174 1971-03-02 8 CAPETOWN, Salvage tugs headed for the stricken Libcrian tanker, 'W'afra*, yesterday in an attempt to refloat it At stake are also thousands of tons of crude oil that may pollute South Africa's loveliest coastline. The 28,339-ton tanker 1b lying on a sandbank six miles off174 words
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Article118 1971-03-02 8 VADUZ, Liechtenstein The all-male electorate of Liechtenstein has decided in a referendum that their tiny Alpine principality should remain the only country in Europe where women do not have the vote. There was a narrow rejection of female suffrage voting figures were 1,897 against118 words
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184 1971-03-02 8 SOEDERHAMN, Sweden A man shot dead a woman and two lawyers in a court room yesterday. The man, aged about 60, was captured later cn the outskirts of this northern Baltic port. He offered no resistance when surrounded by about 30 armed policemen. Police184 words
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Article254 1971-03-02 8 VIENNA Four holidaymakers have died in avalanches in the Austrian Tyrol as weather conditions worsened after a mild winter. ROME Italian motorists have free drives on the country's vast network of toll motorways as fare-collec-ting staff began strikes over pay. MUNICH SecuriU officers investigating a West German254 words
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A PLACE IN THE SUN
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Article, Illustration652 1971-03-02 9 Mine - Mine u HELP is on the woy for oil of us uncultiroted, brash Singaporeans who ore living by our wits instead of the wisdom of others. The secretary-general of the National Trades Union Congress. Mr C V. lx-van Nair, said this week652 words
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Article, Illustration52 1971-03-02 9 THE Latins certainly know how to enjoy themselves as this picture •hows. The band strikes up a lively tune during a Rio De Janeiro carnival and the bodies start to sway. The only thing missing from this •hot is the win* there's no shortage ot women52 words
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Article615 1971-03-02 10 gOVIET naval presence In the Indian Ocean was discussed ad nauseam during the Commonwealth summit here about six weeks ago. Now Australian Defence Minister Malcolm Fraser has chosen to make a major policy statement regarding this matter and has said, "Events place Australia in a position where she615 words
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Article, Illustration514 1971-03-02 10 Art Buchwald VIfASHINGTON Somewhere in this great 1 land of ours there is a computer stashed full of information on you. Whenever you want a bank loan, a credit card or a job, this computer will' in a matter of seconds- give some total stranger514 words
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SUN SOAPBOX WHERE READERS HAVE A SAY
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Article157 1971-03-02 10 SIR: A s a visitor to Singapore I feel I must comment on the standard of films which are shown here. They are really disgraceful, most of them being B-grade nonsense I refuse to believe that the people of Singapore want to have such tripe forced157 words
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Article190 1971-03-02 10 SIR, MUCH has been said during the last few day* about the decline of the teaching profession because of the indifference and lack of dedication of our teachers. Nothing has been said about the frustration these teachers face in their work. Teachers, says one emmlnent politician190 words
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Article99 1971-03-02 10 SIR: DECENTLY the Press has been carrying reports on Government discrimination a g a i n st long-haired males. I agree it can be irritating to see men with long hair, especially if it i9 dirty and unkempt. But if hair is kept neat and tidy, and99 words
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Article101 1971-03-02 10 SIR: IN Singapore the living standard is not rising proportionately with the cost of living. The hardest hit are those with low incomes. To make matters worse, wages remain the same and are not likely to be raised in the near future. Most employers very101 words
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Article, Illustration555 1971-03-02 11 QPPOSING Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in the small dusty town of Rae Bareli in Uttar Pradesh State would seem to be a losing battle. Mrs Gandhi won the Roe Bareli seat with o 91,700-vote majority in the 1967 elections. She appears certan to be returned again555 words
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Article, Illustration433 1971-03-02 11 A 40-DAY postal strike meant no letters. When engineering workers walked out yesterday Britons had no newspapers to read. The power may go out again. Mabel Tyler vowed •he'd had quite enough. "I'm aick to death of atrlkes. and ao are most wives," the 50-year-old housewife433 words
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Article, Illustration921 1971-03-02 12 ARE YOU SPOILING YOUR CHILDREN (CHILDREN! TJRITISH medical men are calling for a 'sweets ban' because they feel that parents are 'spoiling' children with too many sweets. One theory is that, because parents had to go without so many things in thei» own youth- they are compensating by giving too921 words
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555 1971-03-02 12 HOMOSEXUALS! A MEDICAL research team in Scotland has new findings which suggest it may be as immoral to victimise the homosexual man or woman as it would be to victimise the blind. Although society is said to hove become more liberal, nany male and555 words
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Article, Illustration90 1971-03-02 12 SUN PEOPLE WATCHERS "So you think I can't drink soup without dribbling it on my beard?" the old man says. "Well watch this." We watched as the old man finished his meal without a drop spilt. It's a real art. This man is not fishing for fun. He's90 words
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Article, Illustration1035 1971-03-02 13 HENRY FULLER - The Mercy Killers relax BY HENRY FULLER ■J* WENTY-FIVE-YEAR-OLD Suzanne CoipeUondeputte was overjoyed. Though she could not remember much obout it» she hod been told that she hod given birth f* o daughter. She and her husband, Jean, bad already decided on a1,035 words
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Article, Illustration723 1971-03-02 14 GAMINI SENEVIRATNE - By GAMINI SENEVIRATNE r pHE buskers have come back in Britain. Once, long ago. the streets of London were infested with itinerant musicians of a bewildering variety. Then in 1863 Parliament introduced an Act which was calculated to discourage723 words
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Miscellaneous236 1971-03-02 14 ORGANISATION Lul Day! No Vrrr Llat CASH BOOKINGS ONLV Due h dim .enutb Note REVISED TIME* 1P.45 I 4.16 H4fi 92M NO INCREASE IN Pncea' New Super CINERAMA 'Krakaioa lan Of Java in TECHNICOLOR Tomorrow Only! "THE EUNI'CH" Mandarin. Shawscope. Color Open* Thursday) MUHAMMAD AU 111 "a.k.a, C ASSII'H CLAY"236 words
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Miscellaneous226 1971-03-02 14 mm ROANISATION 1 "(toeon i Orchard .1 7f>*b N OM-o>r rttMim roDATi ODEON 11 mm I.M. »1» ORCHARD 11 ta, I.M. 1 Ul Ml Cuii Booking* Only No fm LUt Golden Uir««l PreaonU Wtai Y l>lin» ktM In "UTOIUW AMU TU ■oviNu mumr (Is Mi«d«rlfll Dyuliacop* ■aatmanuolor English a OtUuene226 words
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Article457 1971-03-02 15 ANN LANDERS - ANN LANDERS DEAR ANN: Dors a husband belong in the delivery room when his wife is bavin* a baby? My husband dws not want to be at my side but 1 want him there. I believe every man should wivness what a woman goes through457 words
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Miscellaneous715 1971-03-02 15 CARROLL RIOHTER'S GENERAL TENDENCIES: Now you have a day when you can easily purchase those articles of beauty that have to do with your desire to add art, colour and culture to your surroundings. You would also he wu>e to make sure that you let your romantic Interest know how715 words
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Article360 1971-03-02 16 this very moment the new television shows Americans will be viewing in a few r.onths are being weighed and judged by network nabobs in New York City. Hollywood studios and powerful independent producers quail in projection rooms as programme directors watch some 50 pilots films. Leonard360 words
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Miscellaneous878 1971-03-02 16 today's r TV SINGAPURA CHANNEL 5 OPENINC ANNOUNCEMENTS. followed by CENERAL HOSPITAL A daytime serial about the staff and patients of a hospital FOR THE FAMILY A magazine series presented in the National Language A DIARY OF EVENTS IN SINGAPORE THIS WEEK (National Language} IT'S HAPPENINC IN SINGAPORE National Language878 words
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Article, Illustration452 1971-03-02 17 ON THE SOCIAL SCENE FT HE spectre of mass unemployment is haunting Britain for the first time since the hungry 1930'5. It is becoming a seriou® social and political issue. Latest figures published by the government showed that in midFebruary Britain's jobless total wag 721,143452 words
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Article, Illustration543 1971-03-02 17 LAWRENCE; E. LAMB, MD - Doctor's Diary By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, MD DEAR Dr Lamb: What harm if any would result from a child sleeping with a dog in his bed? I don't Mean a small lap dog but a large dog. Dear leader: Probably none. It 1s possible543 words
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WOMEN
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Article, Illustration679 1971-03-02 18 Florence de Santis - FASHION FEATURE By Florence de Santis top designer interest in pants has definitely waned, they are coming into their own in the wide stretches of the fashion world. At all prices, in almost all sizes, pants costumes are now available to everyone. There will679 words
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Article228 1971-03-02 19 ALTHOUGH Hiere were some lingering support for a few shares in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday* operators were mainly concerned with evening up operations. The industrial section was generally mixed and quiet with undertone steady. The afternoon market was hampered by an electricity228 words
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Article63 1971-03-02 19 JAKARTA Indonesia's crumb rubber exports In the first 11 months of last year were worth 8$ 16.815,000. the Central statistics Bureau announced. Indonesia exported 18.542 tons of crumb rubber In the period. Singapore was the biggest buyer taking 7,017 tons followed by the United States with 4,503 tons.63 words
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Article81 1971-03-02 19 TUB noon prim if the Singapore Chlnw Exibinit reMerdat Produce wai> a 8. Coconut Oil (f.o.b.) bulk mm 57.50 Coconut Oil ifo.b.) drum 60 00 Corpra 33.00 Muntok White Ant a 100% N UW. 177.30 Sarawak White 167.00 Pepper fWl% mm Sarawak special Hlark M% 162. Ml N UW.81 words
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Article292 1971-03-02 19 March first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 pm. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 98.50 cents per kilo. The tone of the market was quiet. London followed Friday's decline fully and opening quotations were 1/2 cent lower but the market w as ver w292 words
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Article120 1971-03-02 19 HONG KONG Yesterday's 5 pm currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Buyers) (Sellers) 195.10 196.10 per 100 Straits dollars 145.25 147.25 per 1.000 Taiwan dollars 676 678 per Australian dollai 340 360 per 1.000 Burmese kyats 480 500 per 1.000 Indian rupees 150 165 per120 words
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Article632 1971-03-02 19 BID and offer price* officially listed at the close of business la the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange vesterdav INDUSTRIALS B 8. Acma Ajinomoto Alcan Allied Choc. Ben Berjaya Borneo Boustead B. M Trists C. Sugar* C.C.M. C. Storage c. c. DBS. Dunlop632 words
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Article797 1971-03-02 19 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 Ben $l2B (1) Berjaya $126 (2): DIM $l2B (1): Borneo $lB6 (1) $lB7 (4);797 words
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Article620 1971-03-02 20 LONDON Good news was not a notable ingredient of Hie business scene last week. Gloom kept Hie upper band. The unresolved national postal strike still was setting problems for business after six weeks deprived of regular mall Threats from big trade unions planning single day protest620 words
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Article55 1971-03-02 20 Mr Paul Bacon and John Tanton have been appointed senior copywriters with S. H. Benson Advertising Kuala Lumpur. Managing Director, Mr Glenmore Trenear-Har-vey, announcing these appointments said that they were due to the considerable growth in Agency Billings for 1971 and the subsequent demands on the creative operation55 words
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Article382 1971-03-02 20 SYDNEY The Sydney Share Market closed Monday on one of Hie dullest notes experienced on the Sydney Stock Exchange this year. Low turnover and light trading were evident In all section* of the market. Although trading was extremely light several heavyweights managed to post substantial losses.382 words
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Article, Illustration131 1971-03-02 20 Mr Albert Pons, General Manager of Jebsen and Jessen (S) Pte. Ltd. left for Germany last week on a business trip. He is expected to stay there for about three weeks and will visit his company's principals in Frankfurt, Berlin, Hamburg and Zurich. Before he left131 words
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Article33 1971-03-02 20 MANILA American tycoon Henry Ford II yesterday expressed optimism that Southeast Asia would eventually adopt Ford's novel concept of carmaking called "complementation" which is designed to "'motorlse" the people In the region.33 words
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Advertisement200 1971-03-02 20 Classified Ads. Situation Vacant Wanted Home Econo-i mica Teacher with DU ploma Certificate-in* Education; qualified Chinese Language teacher with H. 8.0, Apply: Box ESAZ Singapore before 15.3.71. DINUATUU iNillll Ik uf MIKNCI MS-A HKHANUUON ItUW MWU&MIUI S. JFXTIb MATHKMAII ADO MAIHKMATU* HEAL'IH SCIENCE f SEC U TO H8 G UB200 words
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Article828 1971-03-02 21 The following are the ru j weights lor the weekend racing at Ipoh: SATURDAY CL. 5 1)1 V. 6P Fame Shoes 9.00 Brilliant Success 8.10 Dukedom 111 8 09 Black King 8.08 Clever Andy 8 08 Stratis Code 111 8 06 Up To You 8 06 Invincible II828 words
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Article, Illustration186 1971-03-02 21 UTSUNOMIYA, Japan, —World Boxing Association featherweight champion Shoxo Saijo of Japan is ready to •take his title against Antonio Gomes of Venezuela in his next defence of the title, Masaki Kanehira, Saijo's Manager told the press here yesterday. Saljo successfully defended his title Sunday nightUPI radiopic - 186 words
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Article305 1971-03-02 21 BOMBAY Rudy Hartono beat hit fellow Indonesian Muljadi two games to love to win the men's singles title in the Western India International badminton championships here Sunday. The score was 15-11, 15-12 Hartono and Indira Gunawan beat Muljadi and 1. Sumiratta 18-13, 15-12, in an all-Indone-sian305 words
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Article284 1971-03-02 21 BRUSSELS The Malaysian and Dutch teams fought out all the final matches between themselves in the fifth International Badminton Championship of Belgium which ended here Sunday night. Punch Gunalan of Malaysia, one of the best badminton players In the world, won the men's singles against the284 words
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SUN SPORT
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Article295 1971-03-02 22 PALM SPRING GAR DKSS, Florida. lack Nick la as held off tke challenges from Billy Casper. Tommy Bolt and Sooth African Gary Player to win the U.S. Professional Golfers' Association (PGA) championship here Sunday. Nicklaus. who had a massive seven-stroke third round lead, faltered slightly for295 words
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Article, Illustration294 1971-03-02 22 NINETY Asian circuit golfers arrived yesterday and several went straight from the airport to the Bukit course to familiarise themselves with course conditions. Among those arrived are Chen Chlen Chung of Taiwan, winner of last Sunday's Philippine Open. Joint runners-up Ben Arda. Eleuterio294 words
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131 1971-03-02 22 ADELAIDE. Australia South Australia defeated New South Wales outright hy 127 runs here vesterday just before tea to win the Sheffield Shield for the 1971/71 season. Magnificent bowling by Injured Eric Freeman who took eight wickets for 64 runs routed the New Bouth Welshmen after131 words
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Article517 1971-03-02 22 The following is the Stipendiary Steward's report on the weekend racing at Ipoh: SATURDAY RACE I: C. Leong when questioned stated that LEGAL ENTRY threw its head in the air at the start and could not get into stride. RACE 2: T. 8 Chlam was reprimanded517 words
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Article220 1971-03-02 22 CHRJSTCHURCH, New Zetland. England b«* New Zealand by eigfct wickets in rite first Test at Lancaster Paik yesterday, bet in the end it was an unexpectedly hard earned victory. When play began yesterday morning. Ne Zealand were 212 for eight In their aecond l n220 words
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Article157 1971-03-02 22 WARMKK PARK. §t Kitts India beat tha Leeward Ulaafc' KWvea by niar wickets bere Sunday to register their first victory on the carreat Went Indies taar. The final scores were: India 361 for six declared and M for one wicket: Leeward Lclanda 147 and 270. The157 words
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Article167 1971-03-02 22 Star itudfd RAF Chaß|i "B" brat J B. United "A" b v 19-5 (3 tries. 2 (oah to a coal) In the SevenA-Slde Ru«b v Competition play ed at tbe Padan e r«terday J B United took the lead in the flrst-half through tr v b v167 words
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Article151 1971-03-02 23 Britain to end Gulf Treaties LONDON Britain announced that treaties with nine Gulf States where it maintains military forces of about (.100 men will cease at the end of this year. In place of the treaties, the Bri- tlsh Conservative Government has offered a five-point plan which151 words
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278 1971-03-02 23 WASHINGTON An anonymous telephone warning preceded a bomb explosion one floor below the U.S. Capitol's Great Rotunda early yesterday. It caused "extensive damage" to a barbershop, a woman's washroom and several small offices in the Senate wing. Capitol police would officially say only, "Yes,278 words
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Article33 1971-03-02 23 CHRISTCHURCH An American icebreaker. Staten Island, ha struck an uncharted rock in Antarctica. None of the 222 men o n board was hurt and the vessel is in no danger33 words
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226 1971-03-02 23 NEW DELHI President Yahya Khan announced yesterday that Pakistan's crucial National Assembly meeting scheduled for next Wednesday has been postponed incfcffnitely. This was reported by Radio Pakistan. Th« Assembly has been charged with the task of drafting a new constitution for returning the226 words
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Article, Illustration276 1971-03-02 23 CAIRO Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad called In representatives of the big four powers in Cairo yesterday. The purpose was to dlsousg the latest developments in the Middle East. Earlier, Egyptian Press reports said (J.N. Mediator Gunnar Jarring was trying to persuade Israel to withdraw from all276 words
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