Eastern Sun, 18 March 1971
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Title Section23 1971-03-18 1 EASTERN SUN spare's own national daily Final edition 10 cents Estd. 1966. Vol. S No. 1598 Thursday, March 18. 1971 M.C. (P) 251023 words
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Article, Illustration193 1971-03-18 1 Workers yesterday moved a drrr which killed a n.an on Tuesday. They badly manhandled the animal because they thought it was dead after tranquillisers made it unconscious. I.ate yesterday the animal was still in a coma and a police spokesman said it miKht die. TheSunpix. - 193 words
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822 1971-03-18 1 Indiscriminate raises must stop, they say J^ACK BENCHERS in Parliament yesterday voiced concern over the rising cost of living and demanded steps to halt it. The MPs, debating the budget estimates, urged the government to crack down on unscrupulous merchants and traders squeezing consumers822 words
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Advertisement96 1971-03-18 1 Importers of Carpets Rugs of Quality Distinction Persian, Bokhara, Indian, Pakistan, Belgian, English, German, b French. SONS AMIR <Bit Mil) 376 Orcusrd HOBO cttngapor* ft. Tel: *****6 THE SOUNDS OF 71 ARE HERE NOWt VFfl'M .1 A >- i ■L SIGNED SEALED l DELIVEREO STEVIE WONDER TS3O4 NANCY'S GREATEST HITS96 words
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122 1971-03-18 2 WOMEN AMONG THE DEAD Security forces yesterday wiped out IS communists in a blazing 91m bottle near the mouth of the Sarawak River. They mowed down the armed Reds in a 15-minute shootout after tracking two of them back to their hideout. They recovered122 words
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Article86 1971-03-18 2 KUALA LUMPUR Floods yesterday bit Trrngganu State acain three months aftrr heavy floods in West Malaysia killed til people. Heavy rain fallen since TWsday night has raised the level of the Sungei Trengganu at Kuala Brang to !I6 feet flooding several areas and closing many86 words
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142 1971-03-18 2 The left-wing Industrial Workers' Union of Singapore (Changi Bus Branch) yesterday demanded workers he allowed to decide which union would represent them. Thev said this after the Associated Bus Service Company'* decision to recognise the Labour Union (SILO) —an a filiate of the National142 words
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182 1971-03-18 2 A police officer who lieaded guilty to armed robbery with his mrvicr revolver at clinic butt October was an fenced to Ave yeots' Jail by Mr Justice a C. Otto yflitei 1 day. The High Court heard that Sim Kok Una. 32.182 words
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Article, Illustration125 1971-03-18 2 THE Singapore Red Cross Crippled Children's Home has received $2,500 worth of equipment through the efforts of two Royal Air Force men. The equipment, including wheelchairs, walking aids and parallel tars, was flown out from Britain by the RAF. The money for the equipment was125 words
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59 1971-03-18 2 SEREMBAX A 14-year-old girl ha* told police her mother forced her to become a prostitute. She c 1 a 1 m a her mother took her to hotels in Kuala Lumpur. Klang. Ipoh and Seremban. where pimps "took, care of her." Police found the59 words
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Article53 1971-03-18 2 The First Magistrate's Court yesterday called for a probation report on a labourer who admitted breaking into a house and stealing a $9O watch. Tan Chuan, 20. admitted breaking into the house of Lam Yaw Seng in Pulau Übin on February 12. Magistrate George Sandosham postponed53 words
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Article227 1971-03-18 2 A outs was fatally stabbed after a card Same became he twik sides la objecting to in. terference In the game. This wa» stated in the Third District Court yesterdaj. Say Chew Seng, alias Arthur, died from shoch and haemorrhage after he was227 words
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Miscellaneous28 1971-03-18 2 WEATHER Tlffi wrathrr bnrrau predicts fair wcatharlhu moraine. YKSTKBDAT Max. trap M.5 Mia. u-mp; 13 4 Kaia «.-'0 Total rain March Tola! rain day* Marr* .1 Sunshine: 7.8128 words
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Miscellaneous69 1971-03-18 2 SINGAPORE TOWN 138 am (9.1 ft); JJ.(|3 am (1.5 ft); 2.34 pm (T. 4 ft); 7.34 pm (3.9 ft) TOMORROW 209 am. (8.8 ft): 8.48 am. (1.7 ft); 3.27 pm (6.1 ft.); 8.26 pm. (4.6 NAVAL DOCKYARD 1.56 am. (10.3 ft); 7.49 (2 ft); 2.41 pm <». l ft); 7.5769 words
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Article, Illustration172 1971-03-18 3 F>rure N are hi s forte. Askrd him what day tt was on tbr ninth uf Srptfmbrr. 1918. and be will answer you in a flash Monday. The man behind the figures is Mr K. (iovindarajan a 2!* year old maths wizard from172 words
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Article408 1971-03-18 3 Committed to Woodbridge MAN charged with setting fire to a neighbour's house lost yeor wos yesterday acquitted in the High Court on the ground of insanity. Mr Justice Chuo ordered that he be kept in custody ot Woodbridge Hospital, pending further order from the Minister408 words
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180 1971-03-18 3 A prominent businessman Mohandas K. Melvani who was sentenced to three years' jail after pleading guMty to possession of 150 counterfeit US$2O notes had his jail term reduced yesterday. The forged notes amounted to Sslo,ooo. Chief Justice Mr Wee Chong Jin in the Appeals Court, ordered180 words
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Article151 1971-03-18 3 A 17-year-old schoolgirl died in Outram Koad General Hospital yesterday after she took poison on Monday. Shp was Miss Teo Lay Teen, a Secondary 7 onr pupil of Boon* Vista Secondary School. Her mother found her crying in her room at Block 56, Lengkok Bahru,151 words
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Article63 1971-03-18 3 THE accused looked absolutely divine in the briefest of red minidrrsxf« and matching high heeled shoes. In fact Ridman bin Mat, 23, looked every inch a lady in the dork of the First Magistrate's Court yesterday. He's actually a man. He admitted hugging another man63 words
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Advertisement48 1971-03-18 3 FOR ECONOMY USE QUALITY RECONDITIONED STEEL DRUMS. ENQUIRIES/PROBLEMS WILL BE ANSWERED PROMPTLY WITHOUT ANY OBLIGATION BY SINGAPORE'S FOREMOST 45 I. G. DRUM RECONDiTIONERS EVERGREAT INDUSTRIES PTE. LTD. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATE OF NATIONAL BARREL DRUM ASSOCIATION, INC., USA. Tel. No*: 69-2725 69-2738 Head Office: 14. JALAN KILANG BARAI SINGAPORE. 3.48 words
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Article, Illustration344 1971-03-18 4 IN THE NAME OF TOURISM' F)R Augustine Tan yesterday strongly criticised "double standards in our approach to cultural matters". Or Tan, MP for Whampoa and Prof of Economics in the University of Singapore, was speaking on* tourism in the budget debate in Parliament. "On344 words
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Article124 1971-03-18 4 Aa indignant MP yesterday fayed the Siagapore Tour is* Promotioa Board for iaswltinfc |he people with its promotion stunts Mr Low TOOK Ngaaa (Crawford) was referring to efforts of the board to attract tourists. He was speaking during the debate on the budget In Parliament. Ilr124 words
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Article223 1971-03-18 4 The budget debate The budget favours the employers and not the workers, Mr Sia Khoon Seong said yesterday. Mr Sia. MP (or Moulmeln was speaking in the budget debate in Parliament. He said employer* received a new tax relief. He was referring to the budgetary provision223 words
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Article174 1971-03-18 4 FOOD glorious FOOD Borr In on a m»rtr\ bare din today—CO for pork. Pork Allet has dtopp«-l from 13 55 to $2 35 a pound, pork chop from $2.50 to $2.25 a pound and Minute steak from $2 55 to $2.15 a pound Vegetables174 words
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Article, Illustration58 1971-03-18 4 The ousted Prime Minister of Australia. Mr John Gorton flew in to Singapore on his way to South Vietnam,. Mr Gorton voted himself out of office a week ago after a split in his party. He has been appointed Defence Minister br the new Prime Minister Mr58 words
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Advertisement111 1971-03-18 5 iV >■ > ;;>'•••' 4 m 'iyy wll t P| >: y. *:'> t smmM. I ;£?»:•.■•4:«8Hfc K an 9GM -\s •>:/' <\... V s <>* c. 13 r^L < *a v.;.. > fijfytf:':: :-V '->s^SjK:: T x r'-> A Commencing 1 April, MSA introduces a new Boeing 707 service111 words
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253 1971-03-18 6 HONGKONG Blond■oakrd pyjamas taken from the body of a dead British Noirnttst were produced at a murder triad yesterday. The ac 1 e ntist, Dr Ronald Alan Cnombe. deputy director of thr Wmt Australian Institute of Technology. was found stabbed to death here253 words
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204 1971-03-18 6 U.S. Defence Secretary Melvin Laird has said Hie Nixon Administration will continue Hie present rate of troop withdrawals from Vietnam. Only about 50,000 Americans will remain there by the end of 1972. Laird's comments brought a caution from Secrrtan of State William Rogers.204 words
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Article147 1971-03-18 6 MCXICO CITY -> Nort*. Koreontreined guerrillas hove financed pert of Hieii undcrw orld. Federal District Police Chief Rogelio Curtel said three criminal* "with no political ideology" have bought an arms cache from the Revolutionary Action Movement (MAR). The men have been arrested and the arsenal147 words
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Article76 1971-03-18 6 SEOUL Police this morning began questioning two Filipinos after holding them last night on suspicion of having smuggled gold into Seoul. Police said they carried diplomatic passports. Delphi in Montana, aged 41, and Jose Tanengee, 41, were arrested at their hotel after two South Koreans were76 words
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Article79 1971-03-18 6 BANGKOK—The purchase of car* and typewriters by covernmrnt offices in the ■eat financial year hegtnntaK in October has been banned. A government spokesman said the ban was imposed as aa aasteriW measure. The Cabinet bad also urged that only local Thai whisky and cigarettes should79 words
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Article, Illustration118 1971-03-18 6 When insects descend am (heir crops, Indian Tillasers mete out their own insecticide the "Leebaang Hnmani" or "death to the pests through the leebaang". The leehang is an rid bamboo harp. Legend has H that, centuries ago, villagers plagued by crop-des- troying insects went to the village musician118 words
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Article282 1971-03-18 6 NAM, Okinawa Guixhi kawa Town assemblymen to Ceitral Okinawa have apKrtaed tbe use of Tengan i«r tar Shipment af tbe re mahh| poinon gas stored on the Mmm. CHOLA VISTA California Police have noised cocaine worth S#9 million on the blactomartet from a motel. a MAWLA A282 words
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Article, Illustration299 1971-03-18 7 Roaers reaffirms U.S. belief VyASHINGTON Secretary of State William Rogers has said "the climate has never been better for a settlement in the Middle East." "If we don't reach a settlement now we will be planting the seeds for a future war," he said.299 words
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196 1971-03-18 7 PHOENIX, Arizona American astronauts will fly Aeir first military missions in space at least by tf*e 1980's, Air Force Officers said yesterday. Lt Gen Samuel Phillips and Col John G. Albert, wer e attending a national conference here on development o the space196 words
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Article91 1971-03-18 7 ROME The Italian Supreme Court has overturned Fascist-era laws which say It Is a crime to give out btrth control information. The repeal allows advertising of contraceptives for the first time In this heartland of Roman Catholicism. It also will enable doctors to give birth control91 words
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259 1971-03-18 7 MELBOURNE Robert Bailey, a 37-yeor-old Briton who faked his own suicide so he could start a new life may be ordered out ot Australia. As Gavnla Contreras, the woman he has admitted marrv--1 n g bigamously. is awaiting the birth of their259 words
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55 1971-03-18 7 What's holding up the line? A ski race, as a matter of fact. It happened recently during the pre-Olympics International Winter Sports Week. These spectators are waiting to see the patterns cut on the racing course by top skiers at Sapporo, Japan. What they don't realise is that they are55 words
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231 1971-03-18 7 LOS ANGELES Paul McCartney had words with a press photographer last night shortly after accepting a Gram my Award for "Let It Be", on behalf of the Bentles. McCartney, surrounded by photographers as he tried ta posh through with his wife231 words
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102 1971-03-18 8 Rome Do r lovers want Italian film director Luclo Fulci prosecuted for allegedly torturing and killing six dogs for a Aim. The Aim Is Una l.ucertola Con la Pelle Dl Donna (A Ll«ard With A Woman's Skin). It is a crime story starring102 words
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Article, Illustration174 1971-03-18 8 ANGELES The Sharon Tate trial jury is expected to consider the sentences of the four accused next week. Charles Man son and three of his girl followers have been found guilty of killing Tate and six others in August, 1969.174 words
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Article95 1971-03-18 8 DES MOINES. lowa motel owner has been acquitted of violating a 58-year-old lowa law by not Ironing the no-irmi sheets used in his guest rooms. The lowa Department of Agriculture brought charges after a matel guest complained the sheets in his rooms had not95 words
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84 1971-03-18 8 LOS ANGELES The pre t rial hearings of black militant Anirlt Davis was delayed twice yesterday by bomb threats. About 1.200 people fled the Marin County Ci"iO Centre and llall of Justice 'following one bomb threat. Then only minutes after returning police ordered everyone out84 words
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189 1971-03-18 8 WASHINGTON A White Panther Party claimed to use drugs and sex to start a Mao Tse Tung-style revolution in which Vice-Presi-dent Spiro Agnew would be kidnapped. Michigan State police detectives told this to a Senate Internal Security Sub- Committee yesterday. Detective 8e r189 words
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Article98 1971-03-18 8 LONDON British tobacco manufacturers have agreed to print smoking can damage your health" warnings on cigarette packets. The Social Services Secretary, sir Keith Joseph, said the warnings do not apply to Imported cigarettes. These account for less than 0.5 per cent of cigarettes sold In98 words
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Article47 1971-03-18 8 LONDON Northern Ireland's Prime Minister James ChichesterClark has conferred with British leaders on means of stamping out the Irish Republican Army's (IRA) revolt. Pressure for vigorous crackdown on th« outlawed guerrillas is so jfreat that ChichesterClark may be forced out of office.47 words
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Advertisement134 1971-03-18 8 SUBSCRIPTION FORM TIME IS MONEY DON'T WASTE IT! SUBSCRIBE NOW TO THE EASTERN SUN THAT TELLS YOU IN CRISP FORM WHAT HAD HAPPENED AT HOME AND ABROAD THERE WILL NOT BE A SINGLE IMPORTANT EVENT WHICH YOU WILL MISS IF YOU ARE A A REGULAR READER Specials Top sport* coverage134 words
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Article, Illustration456 1971-03-18 9 Mlee - Mlee "T I HE world is in my hands. The world of beoutiful girls. The world of girls who trust me." That's Penan*-born Charlie See's way ol saying he's made a success of life. What he Kays i* true The world of beautiful girls IS in456 words
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Article, Illustration55 1971-03-18 9 Hands off? A pretty girl shields herself from prying fingers at the Rio de Janeiro Carnival recently. This was a typical scene as revellers got carried away by the heat and pounding rhythm of the "samba". The girl was not offended when men started tugging at her blouse55 words
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Advertisement10 1971-03-18 9 Sunday's top columnist is Felix da Costa in the SUN10 words
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Article304 1971-03-18 10 UTE find it very difficult to share the optimism of American Secretary of state William Rogers who contends the climate is good at the moment for the settlement of the Middle East crisis. Although there is no shooting yet, the ceasefire has expired and the Jarring talks have304 words
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Article229 1971-03-18 10 AT last a high American official has come up with some figures that give us a Cloture of the troops withdrawal programme. S. Defence Secretary Melvin Laird says the rate of current withdrawal of 3,000 Americans from Vietnam every week will be kept up until the figure of 50,000229 words
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Article, Illustration562 1971-03-18 10 The Art Buchwald column WASHINGTON My friend S.J. Michelson, a registered ghost writer who works out of New York City, has just added a new terror to those that have been predicted for the 1980s. S.J. predicts that in 10 years from now562 words
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SUM SOAPBOX WHERE READERS HAVE A SAY
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Article135 1971-03-18 10 SIR: OUR local teenagers are susceptible to the undesirable. harmful Western influences. Some of these sport long hair and wear the so-called modem clothes which are disgraceful and Immoral In. Asian eyes. They go through the various crazy and wild motions and steps which they call135 words
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Article126 1971-03-18 10 SIR: Minister Lim Kim San. according to one report, hinted that the Government did not have all-round salary increases in mind for our teachers. He said that recom- mendatlons for a review of teachers' salaries had been sent to the Treasury. The recommendatlor i were still126 words
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Article69 1971-03-18 10 SIR: rIE reorganisation of bus routes is much to the advantage of those who use this means of travel. Many new buses have been put on the road to increase efficiency of service but maintenance of the buses, especially the new ones, is very poor. Seats are69 words
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Article, Illustration381 1971-03-18 11 island-state of about 12,500,000 people, predominantly Buddhist, has been moving steadily to the left under the determined direction of a 54-year-old widow, Mrs SirimaYO Bandaranaike. The country faces pressing financial and economic problems. Mrs Bandaranaike, Prime Minister lor the second time In 10 years, alms381 words
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Article, Illustration974 1971-03-18 12/13 OnE YEAR ago today a bloodless coup ousted Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodia's former Chief of State. An obscure General Lon Not took over the reins of government with the backing of the military. The last 365 days have seen Cambodia turn from the anti-U.S. "neutrality" of Sihanouk ("The U.S.974 words
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Article, Illustration918 1971-03-18 14 JEFF PIKE - By JEFF PIKE J)0 you read your horoscope every morning?, Carry a good luck charm? Avoid stepping on pavement crocks? You may do all these things, and yet shrug them off with amusement But supersUtlon.lt not Just a Joke.918 words
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306 1971-03-18 14 Company directors who ■pot ambitious, young executives ready to stab thrm in the back for their oositlon can now avoid potential "Job assassins" and "knife*' them first, according to London's Director Magazine. The Director says the rising star out to do in the chief306 words
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Article, Illustration181 1971-03-18 15 RON MOODY, who was Fagin in the Award-winning "Oliver!/' plays Hawk Dove, a villainous vaudevillian, in Columbia's new suspense comedy, "Flight of the Doves." Here, as a Liverpool police superintendent in one of his several disguises, Mood v has caught up with Jack Wild, The181 words
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Miscellaneous200 1971-03-18 15 H-E3ES3 ORGANISATION [LIDO *****4 NIIM MlmtlM,! II ■Oj 1.45 4 H .Ml *.ll Jerry Lrar u "Which W»» To Ikf Color iWBi wtx i chanme" Brian Kei'.n He mat Orlcm Ibr MrKEN7.It ItRI \K' iu Color lUaitra \rt.-u,i CAP I TO I, *****1 i»pru» luJi)l—>«. Irrt Utl II in I.IS.200 words
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Miscellaneous37 1971-03-18 15 BIG 3-CITY OPENING TODAY! ODEON BINGAPOKE I I K. lIJMPI R I I IPOH A Film That Is Timely, Unusual And Disturbing! No Blade S sib <5 i >V\ V- "-L COMING! "RYAN'S DAUGHTER" David Letil Film37 words
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Miscellaneous301 1971-03-18 15 7TTT QPGAPOIS ATlj □EON ***** OPENS TODATI II M IJM «M «M I UOU'i No Made Of Grin lUrrlßi: Nltol Davenport Pana Vision Metrocolor School Coitcrtalon: 11. M to any utl dally at It. 1-M I S.M pa >lm>i only. ODRON ft ORCHARD SATURDAY MIDNIOBI "Bortallno" Color Alain Delon Paramount301 words
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Article507 1971-03-18 16 ANN LANDERS - ANN LANDERS HEAR ANN; Our son is foor months old. Before he was born my husband and I derided if we had a boy we would name him Gregory Dennis. My husband's name is Gregory ar.d my father's name is Dennis. My brother's name wa* also507 words
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Miscellaneous704 1971-03-18 16 m CARROLL RIGHTER'9 GENERAL TENDENCIES: A great day and evening for putting an unusual plan In motion. Thl* remarkable course of action can impress others and bring business success and pleasures A romantic episode you have greatly desired but what seemed impossible to attain is now a reality. TAURUS GEK*4704 words
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Article, Illustration513 1971-03-18 17 TTOLLYWOOD Kissing ladies is much nicer than limping around a western sound stage, training horses, feeding a bear or even tracking down the bad guys in the big town. DennLs Weaver, who has been spending the last few weeks making love to Debbie513 words
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Miscellaneous923 1971-03-18 17 TV SINC3APURA CHANNEL 5 OPENINC ANNOUNCEMENTS. followed by GENERAL HOSPJTAL A daytime serial about the staff and the patients of a hospital ANOTHER SONC ANOTHER MELODY (Malay) (Rpt.) A light musical programme featuring "|elita Hussein" IT'S HAPPENINC IN SINCAPORE (Chinese) (Rp».) A series on the life Gr People In our923 words
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Article, Illustration133 1971-03-18 18 ABOVE: The president of rite World Young Women's Christian Association, Mrs A Athanassiou (left) chats with the President, Mr B.H. Sheares and (from left) Mrs Tang See Chim, the Minister of State for Finance's wife and Mrs Sheares. Mrs Athanassiou had just spoken at the Singapore YWCA's 96th133 words
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Article, Illustration620 1971-03-18 18 LAWRENCE; E IAMB, MD - Doctor's Diary By LAWRENCE E IAMB, MD HEAR DR LAMB I wonder if yon could help me with my problem. I've always enjoyed eating but lately nothing seems to have any taste any more. All my food Is blah. My doctor said some people kxse their620 words
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Article, Illustration550 1971-03-18 19 Ruth Bakalar - Thursday food by Ruth Bakalar T TNMOULDING an upside-down cake so that the topping remains exactly as you arranged it is easy, when you know how. Simply cool the baked coke briefly on a rack; or balance it on two cups so that air550 words
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Article, Illustration363 1971-03-18 19 If you like Ash stew French style (bouillabaisse) you'll love fish stew Italian style (clopplno). And you'll love the convenience of this easy new way to prepare what used to be an intricate dish. You can keep the basic ingredients handy in freezer and pantry, ready363 words
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Article255 1971-03-18 20 Prices fluctuated within o narrow margin in the share markets of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Condition' were generally firm although transactions passed slowly through the day. Dealings In the four most active counters were mainly dealt on block purchases. United Industrial Corporation gained admission on255 words
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Article73 1971-03-18 20 Mr. S. K. Han, Company Secretary of Cosdel (Singapore) Private Limited and Cosdel Sales Private Limited, was appointed Manager of Cosdel Sales Private Limited a$ of Marcti 1. 1971. Mr Han will have direct managerial responsibility lor the F.iberge range of products. Hallmark gift cards and STP additives.73 words
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Article284 1971-03-18 20 April first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 pm in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 105.50 cents per kilo. The tone of the market was quiet. Despite lower overseas advices and lower opening quotations the market ruled steady during the early oart of the morning284 words
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Article120 1971-03-18 20 HONG KONO 6 pro currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Bayers) (Sellers) per 100 straits dollars 195.20 196.20 147.60 149.50 per 1,000 Taiwan dullar* 6.765 6.775 per Australian doiiai 340 360 per 1.000 Burmese fcyats 460 460 per 1.000 Indian rupees ISO 165 oer 10,000120 words
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Article712 1971-03-18 20 BID and offer price* official!? listed at the close of basinets In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading room* of the stock Fxrhange vesterda* INDUSTRIALS ACMA 140 AJinomoto 1 M Alcan 1-43 1.44 Allied Choc 287 Hen 1 ZZ L26 BrrJiji 1.21 Borneo 192 194 Hoanlftd 2-02 BM712 words
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Article879 1971-03-18 20 BPSINESS done in and reported to the trading rooms ot the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1.000 a nits unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Alran $1.43 (3); Ben $123 (1)- Berjaya $l2O (2) $l2l (2); Borneo $193879 words
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Article82 1971-03-18 20 Wife niHin prim at (b« si no* pore 1 tiinhsnif nMrrdt) Proaoct *u > a B l won01 oil it.u.B.1 Dillk 67.50 i w-unat uii ifnh.i dram 90.00 I orpm So.(MJ Muniofe WMle *«l« IUV% W L.*% A m.Ro nirawnk WfllU PrOiwi «H% mm lOi.&O Sarawak -prrtaJ Hiack Mi82 words
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Article53 1971-03-18 20 (UiMirr Fr*c«* »Of Mnrrh 1Mb} ASIA UNIT lilt m M. Invnl Fand i.x* \a M kin Pro* |.06 CIlAliTKKUi HM1 TBldTx H.<i rnnd l 1.14 ilMUPONfc I'NIT 1BUSTH 3rd Spore 1.30 Com Ind. IM 1.11 Th» Hiilnit land I.M 1.18X4 <*.F. Fund 89 1.04*1 'Mnn*«rr Prire* (Of March53 words
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Article, Illustration309 1971-03-18 21 The lESC has brought about a cross-fertiliza-tion of the aims of government and business. In keeping with Singapore's spirit of aggressive determination to expand trade and understanding abroad while at the same time erecting a stable and rewarding society at home, Mr John C.309 words
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Article143 1971-03-18 21 AN Australian company with nearly 50 years experience In the automotive trade Is manufacturing universal joint replacement kits for many popular English. European. American and Japanese care, as well as for industrial and agricultural machinery application*. The company, W. H. Wylle Co. Pty Ltd. of143 words
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Article30 1971-03-18 21 NEW YORK Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange:— 30 Industrials 914 64 20 Transo 204.25 15 Utilities 124.17 65 Stocks 301.01 40 Bonds 712930 words
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Article183 1971-03-18 21 Applications are invited from qualified Singaporeans for post-graduate study Awards leading to the degree of Master of Business Management (MBM) tenable at the Asian Institute of Management (AIM), Manila, commencing July, 1971. The AIM is a professional graduate school of management established to prepare men and183 words
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Article, Illustration101 1971-03-18 21 International Business Machines recently announced the following promotions Thomas Chong. from Programming Supervisor to Programming and Analytical Services Manager IBM Singapore. Ch'ng (In Song, from Production Supervisor to Production Manager, IBM Singapore. Michael Lim to DataCenter Operations Manager. IBM Mala>sia. Loii Ying Mln. from Administration Supervisor to101 words
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Article355 1971-03-18 21 SYDNEY Dunlop shares dropped sharply on the Sydney Stock Exchange Wednesday following news of a possible confrontation with the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU). Dunlop shares dropped 7 cents to $1.13 then closed at $1.14. The ACTU Store. Bourkes of Melbourne. Is determined to decide355 words
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Advertisement430 1971-03-18 21 APPOINTMENT Singapore Polytechnic APPLICATIONS are Invited for the post of Female Secretary Oracle 111 Applicant* should poaaeaa at least a Orade Cambridge or Chinese School Certificate, and should be able to take shorthand at 100 w pjn. and transcribe at wp m Candidates must ba prepared to alt for a430 words
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1430 1971-03-18 22 THE SINGAPORE DERBY CI. 112 Furs. *****7 12tM)0 Rilonf OfMi U 07 003 9 03 LtlCky m*IIMI«»».*MIHMHW E Breuk E Breuk ZW'.'fl •0402 01(100 Keep Going Kornl Jim •y fy H0A 6 03 n 01 Auric Income HT W(4 R Breuk Teh Allan1,430 words
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Article402 1971-03-18 22 Singapore Derby candidate KATONG VIEW, with Johnny Nelson astride, showed sparkling form in a gaJlop at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. After going one round, the Martello Tower gelding clapped on the pace to run the last 3f in 4-, 3/5. He was on a tight402 words
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Article276 1971-03-18 23 PHILADELPHIA Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier, complaining of feeling weak, was hospitalised at St. Luke's Children's Medical Centre Tuesday for at least a week of intensive examination. "A couple of days in the hospital will be good for me," Fraizer, dressed in a hospital gown and robe,276 words
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Article77 1971-03-18 23 CLEVELAND Ohio Floyd Patterson, former worid heavyweight champing, has agreed to fight Terry Daniels of Dallas here In a 10round main event April 14 Bince ending twoyear retirement to take another shot at gaining the title. Patterson. 36. has knocked out Charlie Green and Levi Forte.77 words
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338 1971-03-18 23 GEORGETOWN, Guyana The Indian cricketers played out a tame and dreary draw against Guyana here Tuesday, despite a sporting declaration by Rohan Kanhai which gave them a good chance ol victory Guyana closed their second innings without addition to their overnight score of338 words
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Article392 1971-03-18 23 COPENHAGEN Non-seeded Swede Stuhre Johnston Tuesday upset the organisers' plans at the Open Danish Badminton Tournament by beating his second seeded player in two days. Johnsson beat Muljadl ol Indonesia 15-10. 15-5 to forge through Into the seml-ftnals against Ippei Kojlma of Japan on Wednesday. Monday392 words
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Article79 1971-03-18 23 DALI.AS, Texas Australian John Newcombe and American Arthur Ashe are tied for the lead in the World Tennis Championship. offl* cials said Tuesday. Both have 11 points after two legs In the 1.000,000 dollar (Ss3 million) International World Championship of tennis series. Another Australian, Ken Rosewall, who won79 words
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Article56 1971-03-18 23 HONG KONG Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club Chairman J.A H. Saunders said yesterday professional horseracing will soon be introduced in Hong Kong. The club held a board meeting Tuesday night on which members over whelm ingly supported introduction of professional racing. The club started looking into professional raring56 words
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Article, Illustration110 1971-03-18 23 LONDON Henrjr Cooper (left) lost his British. European and Commonwealth heavyweight boxing titles to young challenger Jo* Bugner by a controversial points decision here Tuesday night then announced his rs» tirement from the ring. Cooper, who at 36 was giving away IS yean to Bugner. announced the end110 words
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Article201 1971-03-18 23 The football Association'* Youtfa Squad it now almost definite of going to Japan tor fh e 17nation IBth Asian Youth soccer championships. But the Youth Committee needs about $7,000 to make the trip possible. The acting Chairman of the. FAS Youth Committee Mr Yap Boon Keng,201 words
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Article75 1971-03-18 23 MSA 'A' beat Singapore* Poolg 1-0 in a Singapore Business Houses Division One Football League and Cu© fixture played at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. After a scoreless firsthalf, MSA scored the winning goal through its chief goal getter Jaffar. Singapore Pools, playing without its stav players,75 words
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Article135 1971-03-18 24 Death call for illegal arms LONDON A Conservative Member of Parliament ha s called for the death penalty for carrying arms In Northern Ireland. Col Colin Mitchell known as "Mad Mike" Mitchell when he commanded the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders at Aden said the next stare In135 words
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Article, Illustration416 1971-03-18 24 S Hassan bin Karim. 19. Is a member of the FAS Youth Squad that uill go to Japan next month for the Asian Youth Soccer Tournament. He claims that with his small income he Is unable to supplement his daily416 words
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Article146 1971-03-18 24 NEW DELHI —Premier Indira Gandhi yesterday set about to form a new government after her landslide victory at the polls last week. Her party won 350 of the 521 scats 'n the Lower House of Parliament. She will announce her new Cabinet before Parliament opens tomorrow146 words
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Article226 1971-03-18 24 Ceylon's Prime Minister Mrs Sirimavo Bandaranaike said yesterday on emergency has been declared because guerrilla groups are preparing to plunge the island into chaos and bloodshed. Mrs Bandaranaike said in a radio broadcast the groups, known os the Guevarists, had already terrorised villages. Che Guevara226 words
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Article70 1971-03-18 24 PHNOM PENH Tanks rumblrd through Phnom Penh's main streets and fighter aircraft dived low ovri city rooftops in a show of military force yesterday. This marked the eve of the first anniversary celebrations of the ouster of Prince Norodom Sihanouk. Security checks were doubled on roads70 words
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203 1971-03-18 24 SAIGON /*bout 1,000 South Vietnamese troops, carrying their wounded, were fighting their way through Laotian jungle to safety from pursuing North Vietnamese soldiers. U.S. helicopter pilots said the Saigon soldiers, survivors of a Monday night attack on aban- doned artillery base "Lolo", had scrambled down203 words
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