Eastern Sun, 2 April 1971
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Title Section22 1971-04-02 1 EASTERN SUN own national daiy Final edition 10 cents Eshl. 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1611 Friday, April 2, 1971 M.C. (P) 251022 words
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Article, Illustration109 1971-04-02 1 Ace New Zealand racing champion Graeme Lawrence, 29 (above) is confident of winning this year's Grand Prix for the third time in a row. "I hope to make it a hat trick," he said at a Press conference yesterday. L a w109 words
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Article186 1971-04-02 1 Missing for 11 days SUN Reporter JOHORE BAHRU Pirates moy have killed or captured 10 Malaysian fishermen who have disappeared near Singapore in the Straits of Malacca. The fishermen vanished after leaving their village in Batu Pahat in Johore 11 days ago. Yesterday other fishermen in186 words
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Article39 1971-04-02 1 The Deputy Commissioner of Police goes on leave today, before retiring. He is Mr P. Rajaratnam. He joined the Straits Settlement Police Force before World War n. He has served in the force 31 years.39 words
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Advertisement8 1971-04-02 1 For better sound. Jebsen&Jessen SMGAPORE'KUM. A I U^JR-POH-PCNANQ8 words
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Advertisement35 1971-04-02 1 Buy Jewellery of Distinction <k'/ IUX'TTTri GOLDSMITHS (PTE) LTD. JEWELLERS 21S 217, South Bridge Road, Singapore 3H h y csn *Spor/s/rtafic^\ sia mcs TNOH6 SU CO. (t) FTt Of M —BID KMC IMOAMX IT o«lT35 words
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Article, Illustration109 1971-04-02 2 A 60-year-old woman died in Outram Road General Hospital last night after belnf attacked with a chopper. She is Shor Yee Kent. 60. of Lloyd Road. Police have arrested a man who will be charged in court today. Madam Shor wa s slashed at 1.45109 words
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340 1971-04-02 2 karate black belt holder yesterday told how he was stabbed while recovering an ex-cabaret girl's belongings from her boyfriend's flat. Ex-police constable, William Low Kiap Pat, 29, was testifying at the preliminary inquiry into the fatal stabbing of Tan Tian Soo, 31, on340 words
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Article107 1971-04-02 2 The English edition of the ofßcial Singapore Bus Guide will go on sale at 9.M am today, the Ministry of Communications announced. The guide will b« available at all post offices, the Registry ol Vehicles at Middle Road and the ROV testing centres in107 words
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Article57 1971-04-02 2 Mr lee Hee Seng. 44, today takeg over as Chairman of the Housing and Development Board for the next three years. He has been a member of the board since 1966 He is managing director of the Singapura Building Society. director of Malaya Borneo Building57 words
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324 1971-04-02 2 DEFENCE and Prosecution counsels In a corruption case before the Third District Court yesterday clashed over whether Corrupt Practice Investigation Bureau officers weir policemen. Ship surveyor Laurence Milner, 43, employed by the Singapore M; rine Department, Is charged with corruptly accepting 511,002324 words
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Miscellaneous49 1971-04-02 2 The weather bureau predicts cloudy weather today. YESTERDAY Maximum Temp: 88 1 Minimum Temp: 75 Rain: Nil Raindayi: 11 Total Rain March: 3.66 Sunshine: 3.66 Humidity at 11 pm: 97 El SINGAPORE TOWN 5.17 am. (8.9 ft-); 9-33 am. (1., ft); 4.2# pro (6.5 ft 9.27 pm- (5 ft.)49 words
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Miscellaneous15 1971-04-02 2 Toto draw Numbers drrnw*:— 32. 41. 6. 55. S3 Additional:— 21 Circle: 2®. 39. 3215 words
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Article250 1971-04-02 3 Worker loses four fingers High Court judge yesterday visited the scene of an industrial accident in a rubber-milling factory in Geylang during a negligence suit hearing. Mr Justice Chua, with counsels for the parties, went to the scene ofter the lunch-break, to inspect a roller-machine250 words
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58 1971-04-02 3 The beautiful brunette who won the Miss France 1970 title flew in to Singapore yesterday and said she wanted to be a housewife and have children. She is Miss Micheline Beaurain who married an accountant. Mr Jean Claude Blanchet, in Paris a week ago. The couple (pictured above) are on58 words
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Article60 1971-04-02 3 A young woman gave birth to o boy in o taxi yesterday while she was being rushed to hospital. She is Kamsiah binte Surat, 23, of Toa Payoh. A nurse at Thomson Road General Hospital had to get into the taxi to cut the umbilical60 words
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Article120 1971-04-02 3 A young welder had a miraculous escape from death when be fell four floor s yesterday. He Is N k Weng Ngoh. 17, of (iagak Selari Bar at District t Ng was working on the 30th floor of the Mandarin Hotel at Orchard Road120 words
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71 1971-04-02 3 Beach balls are fun, specially when a young fellow like 16-month-old Loew Lim has a whole stock of them. Lim was one of 60 children who got beach balls yesterday at the office of Lufthansa Airlines in Raffles Place. Lufthansa gave away the balls to commemorate its first daylight flight71 words
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Article100 1971-04-02 3 KUALA LUMPUR W firU collapsed yesterday as thousands rattled for tickets to the final show of the Com* mil n ist Silver Star Troupe here last night. Other girls brawled and scratched each other in the huge crush. Hundreds of people had camped out all night100 words
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Article26 1971-04-02 3 Mor e than 3,000 British books will be on display at the First Singapore International Book Fair which opens at the Seaview Hotel today.26 words
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Advertisement12 1971-04-02 3 a* »;5 ;>1 PStK Utjc -v; .f THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY LIMITED12 words
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245 1971-04-02 4 US. WILL RANK FOURTH' TMHE Soviet Union cannot be prevented from developing as a major! power in Southeast Asia. Singapore's Ambassador to the United States said this in Washington yester-| day. Mr Koh also represents Singapore at the United Nations and245 words
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Article, Illustration71 1971-04-02 4 These four lovely South Korean dancers are making the newly renovated Ambassador N i t e Club one of the hottest spots In town. The sexy quartet has been brought here specially to kick off the glittering nightspot. It's their first visit to Singapore and they find our city71 words
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Article, Illustration112 1971-04-02 4 A leading American perfume manufacturer may set up a factory is Singapore because of outstanding sales la Southeast Asia. The vice-president of Faberge International, Dr J. Starr, said rhis at a press conference yesterday. He said Singapore was an excellent economic base and had112 words
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Article, Illustration150 1971-04-02 4 A man who kos toiled round the world several times over the past 40 years is back here on a trip down memory lane. He Is Captain Svenselius. master of the Scanservlce vessel mi. Nichobar since 1964. The Island's tremendous growth has so150 words
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Article228 1971-04-02 4 FOOD glorious FOOD G< on the prowl for prawns today—at 80 cents a kati they're the best market bargain. The flesh can be boiled. fried or steamed with almost any kind of vegetables. When dried it can be pounded into a popu'ar prawn paste called "blachan"228 words
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485 1971-04-02 5 Scholar predicts Red uprising VyASHINGTON Malaysia could become a second Vietnam, British scholar diplomat Sir Richard Allen has said. Sir Richard, an expert on Burma and Malaysia, told the 23rd annual meeting df the Association of Asian Studies that a third national emergency in485 words
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Article98 1971-04-02 5 A poultry seller unable to squat after fracturing both lers in an accident was awarded $15,880 in the High Court yesterday. He is Toh Kim Pheng. 57, of Lorong Lentor, off Yio Chu Kang Road. He was selling fowls to a customer at Tampines98 words
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156 1971-04-02 5 Two men were jailed and sentenced to be coned ond one was remanded at a reformative training centre yesterday for committing three robberies within three weeks. They admitted In the Fourth Magistrate's Court of robbing Martin R Matthew* on March 24, Sten156 words
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Article46 1971-04-02 5 A shack used to store sawdust caught fire early yesterda v morning and damaged property worth $l,OOO. A Are engine took 30 minutes to put out the fire. The blaze was at the Seng Huat Sawmill, 12)milestone, Man d a i Road.46 words
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193 1971-04-02 5 Slnger-cum-dlsc jockey Caryl Elizabeth Ramsey yesterday was granted a divorce from her husband Ernest B. Ramsey, a photographer with an advertising company, on grounds of desertion. The case was uncontested. The petitioner appeared in a blue midi-dress, polka-dot scarl and white boots before193 words
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Article, Illustration108 1971-04-02 5 This picture may look like a fairytale scene but it isn't. It's really Goodwood Easter Bunny. Pauline Yeonc merrily talking to char ming Joyce Lam (centre) and Penelope Lim dolled up In dreamy, flowing white gowns. They were In the Goodwood Park Hotel108 words
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Article, Illustration276 1971-04-02 6 JOHN BONAR - By JOHN BONAR UPI AMMAN King Hussein wonts an urgent Arab summit conference to air the Palestinian issue. The Xing cabled his proposal to Arab leaders as Jordan recovered from six days of clashes between government troops and Palestinian guerrillas. He offeredUPI - 276 words
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Article, Illustration176 1971-04-02 6 PARIS Egypt will ask European nations to prompt the United States into a more forceful poll c T toward Israel, Egyptian initials have said. The officials said Foreign Minister Mahntoud Kiad told this to 18 Egyptian ambassadors who are meeting to formulate a coordinatedUPI photo - 176 words
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Article150 1971-04-02 6 NEW YORK U.N. truc e observers on the Suez Canal have reported the flrst exchange of niachine-gun fire between Egyptian and Israeli forces since the expiry of the Middle East eeaseflre on March 7. The incident was reported by Chief of Stall of the U!N. Truce150 words
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187 1971-04-02 6 Reuter UPI CANBERRA Defence Minister John Gorton yesterday said he does not know about Australian troops being involved in counter-insurgency actions against tha communists in Malaysia. He was replying in the House of Representatives (Lower House) to Deputy Opposition Leader Lance Barnard. The latterReuter; UPI - 187 words
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Article, Illustration382 1971-04-02 7 Reuter "MOSCOW A Soviet vessel has collided with a Communist Chinese fishing boot in the Gulf of Tonkin off Vietnam. The collision is believed to have embarrossed Moscow. It occurred a day after Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev's statement that relations between Russia andReuter - 382 words
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Article, Illustration60 1971-04-02 7 Thit swperjet is Russia's answer to Hie giant airbuses being turned out by Uni*«d States plane manufacturers for Western air* lines. The TU-154 can take 250 passengers and has a cruising speed of 590 miles an hoar. It is scheduled for introduction soon60 words
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190 1971-04-02 7 ZURICH A 46-year-old Swiss woman once employed by the city of Zurich wos jailed for three yeors yesterday for spying for Russia and Rumania. Miss Lilly Selmair was found guilty of accepting bribes, repealing official secrets and forging legal certificates. The 321 days190 words
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Article73 1971-04-02 7 TEHERAN An Iranian Army firing squad have executed three heroin smugglers, the army prosecutor has announced. They were convicted by a" military tribunal under a 1969 anti-drug law. Under the law anyone caught with more than four and a half pounds of opium or more73 words
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Article135 1971-04-02 7 Reuter LONDON Police have Mixed copies of the "I.ittie Red School Book" the Danish ruide to children on drugs, sex and how to organise demonstrations. A report will be made to the Director of Public Prosecutions, a police spokesman has said. Undistributed copies of theReuter - 135 words
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242 1971-04-02 7 BELFAST Prime Minister Brain Faulkner won a convincing vote of confidence in the House of Commons early yesterday after two days of heated debate. Hie vote was 27 to 8. An opposition amendment proposed by Protestant firebrand, the Reverend lan Paisley was lost242 words
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Article, Illustration453 1971-04-02 8 A fallen soldier's last salute Reuter VyASHINGTON A massive outcry over the conviction of Lieutenant William Calley for his part in the My Lai massacre swept America yesterday. Thousands of appeals have been sent to President Nixon for clemency and Senate moves to getReuter - 453 words
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Article98 1971-04-02 8 WASHINGTON A congressional committee has agreed to probe allegations of American war crimes In Vietnam. The reported offences ranged from torture to the unprovoked destruction of villages and their inhabitants, A bipartisan group of II Liberal members of the House of Representatives has said evidence98 words
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Article200 1971-04-02 8 WASHINGTON Democrats in the House of Representatives have called for an end to U.S. military involvement in Indochina by the end of next year. They failed by only one vote to support a complete withdrawal by the end of this year. The votes,200 words
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Article99 1971-04-02 8 QUITO, Ecuador An army revolt collapsed yesterday after tanks threatened a rebel general's mountain base. General Luis Jacome surrendered to the Army Commander, General Julio Sacoto, whom he had tried to overthrow. General Jacome, the Director of the War Academy, led the uprising in his institution. The99 words
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Article271 1971-04-02 8 SEOUL A U.S. Army artillery battalion equipped with ground-to-air missiles arrived In South Korea yesterday to strengthen defences against low-flying aircraft north of Seoul. BANGKOK Meo tribesmen objecting to the construction of a highway through their opium fields have killed three Iriai policemen and wounded two more271 words
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A PLACE IN THE SUN
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Article, Illustration622 1971-04-02 9 Melee - Prices hit $6 an inch Melee 01. GD£N Nosh, Hie poet, once poked fun at 9uppy fish in o poem which soid: Dogs have pt/ps And cats have kitten* Whales have calves And bats haiv bit tens But guppies fust have little guppies. Now you won622 words
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Article, Illustration84 1971-04-02 9 Micki Vandervell (left) and Gabriele Konig Hke hot pants but not Half as much as ho* powerful racing car*. They have been signed up by the House of Carmen who are talking the woman's touch to a man's sport with a team of seven84 words
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Advertisement10 1971-04-02 9 Sunday's top columnist is Felix da Costa in fthie SUN10 words
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Article366 1971-04-02 10 the reasons are present in the Middle East for another war and the only reason violence has not erupted appears to be that neither Egypt nor Israel wants to fight. The ceasefire is off and both countries have taken stubborn positions which appear totally Irreconcilable. Both the366 words
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Article137 1971-04-02 10 PEKING has acted commendably in releasing the Philippines airliner that was hijacked to Canton. It was the first hijacking China has had to handle and the authorities should be congratulated for releasing the aircraft with dispatch and courtesy. When a South Korean plane and later a137 words
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Article, Illustration601 1971-04-02 10 The Art Buchwald column WASHINGTON The Army has launched a $531,800,000 TV and radio recruiting campaign. As the Wall Street Journal indicated, this could make the U S. Army one of. the biggest prime time advertisers on television. The announcement has the U.B. Navy, Marine601 words
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SUN SOAPBOX WHERE READERS HAVE A SAY
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477 1971-04-02 10 SIR: ]Y|R Lui Boon Poh has launched the 15th political party thus proving to his own satisfaction his charges that a "dictatorial, bureaucratic one-party" P.A.P. Government had "blatantly curbed and suppressed other political parties". He has also revealed that the People's Front spectacular ha*477 words
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Advertisement57 1971-04-02 10 Foreign news and IrttirN appearing ID all edition* the Eastern Han and Tba Baa art from Heaters. Cnited hf»i International Agenee Fran r# Presse. Editors Press Hrndlratr Newspaper Enterprise Association Publishers Mat Hrndleate Los Untelci Times Syndicate. Gemini News Service. North Amerteaa Newspaper Alliance. First Features. Inter Presa Peatares and57 words
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Article, Illustration443 1971-04-02 11 rFHE Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tun Abdul Razok, and -L Sultan Hasanal Bolkioh of the British protected state of Brunei are due in London late next week for separate talks on revised defence plens in Commonwealth Southeast Asia. The London conferences are designed to set the443 words
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Article, Illustration327 1971-04-02 11 GARKHALL, East Pakistan Only old men and women are left in Hi« Tillage of just across the border from India. The young men hare rone to Join the fight for East Pakistan's- Independence. The villagers are proud of their fighting men and confident of rlctory. But327 words
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Miscellaneous24 1971-04-02 11 "I don't get itl The college all-stan want me, the Chicago Bears want me, the draft board wants me how come jrou don't wantme?V24 words
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Miscellaneous22 1971-04-02 11 AMY "Okay, Archie, I'm giving you o quiz. If answer's YES, woof ONCE.. .if the answer'f NO. woof TWICE*, .aot iba* 9l(22 words
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THE MORNING AFTER with Weatherbee Wong
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Article, Illustration669 1971-04-02 12/13 Swinging act from Taiwan A TRIO of glittering shows that hove been seen by oudiences ell over the world hos come to the MARCO POLO THEATRE NIGHTCLUB. Headlined as the ZABETHE WILDE SHOW it features ZABETHE WILDE from New Yoifc with her669 words
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Advertisement379 1971-04-02 12/13 We present The Zabethe Wilde Show" ■setting Zabethe Wilde Mnger with a voice and personality that'll send you wild with •xcltment. Bee King Kong and Mlas Jaguar Laugh with Larry Cole, the rubber-faced comedian and hU pretty partner. Maggie BhowUmeslo p m. to II 45 p m Music by Fred379 words
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Advertisement22 1971-04-02 12/13 ZABE T H E WILDE is wild, wild, wild at the MARCO POLO THEATRE NIGHTCLUB. -J# CUPID S LOVE-NEST BUILT FOR TWO22 words
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Advertisement88 1971-04-02 12/13 HRSTTWE IN SINGAPORE ANEW EATING W W ri TEPPANYAKI Japanese Style Bafteaie Over Red Hot Steel Plank \samam "GRILL ROOM MITEL EQUATORIAL m *****120 LINES I MIXED PLATE) Fillet Steak Pork Chop Lamb Chop Sausages Every Saturday SIRLOIN STEAK Sunday T eONE STEAK lI^L/r ki m i/iki CHICKEN KINO POOLSIDE88 words
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Article, Illustration817 1971-04-02 14 JEFF PIKE - By JEFF PIKE JF you thought palmistry wot old hat, restricted to the superstitious ond old ladies at fair-grounds, you're wrong. A group of American scientists have accepted it, after a long study Involving 100,000 patients, and more and more professional817 words
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Article, Illustration50 1971-04-02 14 Children play Happily In Hie shadow of on* of London's historically famous places the easternmost of Hie London bridges. Tower bridge crosses the Thames at th« Tower of London, took nine years to complete and cost the Government S$ 6 million.50 words
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Article, Illustration639 1971-04-02 15 Harold Heffernan - By Harold Heffernan ONE0 NE would agree that Hollywood has suffered enough in recent months. Major studios are folding or hanging perilously on the rocks, TV budgets have been slashed, and plush offices are manned by skeleton staffs. Thousands are to put it639 words
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Article, Illustration56 1971-04-02 15 Actually, there's a slight dispute going on between Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni as to whether they've made seven or eight films together. But one thing is sure they were all hits and the two stars are box-office magic I Here the* are in a scene from56 words
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Miscellaneous242 1971-04-02 15 msmm ORGANISATION LI l> O *****4 NOW SHOWING! lUm I tit 4 6.:i0 SK 9.15 Marlon Brando "BI'RN Color t>v DeLuie < UAI NEXT CHANOKI "The Price Of rower" Scope At Color CAPITOI. 32 O 7 ft 1) Now Showing! No Free Li.-t u am. I «.«a :«> Chen* Pei-pet242 words
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Miscellaneous186 1971-04-02 15 ORGAINJISATin OOEOrVI 2111 NOW dUUWINOI II «a» I M M "All** Or rttftriblf Dead" in Eastmancolor «tarrlng: Olullano Oemma IX)MOKKOW MIDNIOHT "The Selaare Roal Sword Of 4 Blind Girl" (Mandarlni Chang Chlng Clung In Color Scop* fcngoto a Cbinoao t>ut» CATHAY I ORCHARD <1 4 0 0 I lIIIM NOW186 words
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Article489 1971-04-02 16 ANN LANDERS - ANN LANDERS DEAR ANN: My mother smokes cigarettes like a fiend. My dad smokes a pipe It'* bad enough when they are both in the same room, but when they are in the car together and the windows are op because of bad weather .fa like being489 words
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Miscellaneous743 1971-04-02 16 ARES TAURUS GEMN CANCER LED VWQO GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day and evening to use the utmost care that you do not let your leelings and emotions rule you for if you do you will feel you are being very much imposed upon and have real difficulty to getting along with743 words
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Miscellaneous773 1971-04-02 17 tetoriaoi 7.55 PHOENIX FIVE (To End Is To Begin) 8.20 NEWS IN THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE 8.30 NANCY (Going. Going. Gone) 8.55 FOR THE FAMILY (Malay) (Rpt.) A magazine series 9.30 CELEBRITY RECITAL by Rosalyn Tureck (Presented in Chinese) 10.00 TAMIL CINEMA (Pt. 2 of 'Desa DroHigal"), with English Subtitles 11.45773 words
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Miscellaneous34 1971-04-02 17 Eva Gabor and Eddie Albert star again in "Green Acm", a hilarious situation comedy about a millionaire who yearns to be a simple farmer. Tonight's episode on Channel 5 at 9.25 ie "Beeping Rock",34 words
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Article, Illustration74 1971-04-02 18 Arcotanti, in Phoenta, Arizona, USA it 200 years ahead of its time. It was designed by architect Paolo Soleri to house 3,000 inhabitant* in a self-contained complex of homing, service and recreation facilities. Artist's depiction of one of the huge domes, above right, and74 words
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Article, Illustration411 1971-04-02 18 'THE primary oim of every country is to prosper economically which is not an easy task, especially for a developing nation. Isolation only retards progress and the establishment of friendly refations with the more odvonced countries is not only essential but necessary. At the same411 words
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Article, Illustration240 1971-04-02 18 One night, when I was going hone from a film show, I saw some houses on fire. They were burning brightly. Some of the people were scared and ran about screaming. Others were helping to put out the Are with water before240 words
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Advertisement190 1971-04-02 18 n* Eastern Sun", etuy writing content lot boys and girls ol 14 and undo* (Jneitor) and boys and qirls otsi 14 (Senior) appears in this page on Friday. Prise money is: $10 to* Senior* aro $b to* lunto*» to* every esuv published AM ent*«nt« ere requested tc observe 1he toMowmc190 words
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Article, Illustration289 1971-04-02 19 Florence de Santis - By Florence de Santis |N Texas a fashion manufacturer frequently wears a Stetson hat, and a fashion cocktail party may find the guests in jeans and battle jackets, jumpsuits and square-dance dresses. Yet the headquarters of the Dallas fashion Industry is a huge,289 words
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194 1971-04-02 19 ONE trend which continues the dlnjini fashion changes is that of scarves. They form part of the overall softer look, whether it be in the revival of dreeeee or the widespread wearing of pantsuits. With pantsuits, the scarf look le Squares are194 words
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Article286 1971-04-02 20 Business in rooms of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday was slock with no inducement in transacting deals. Turnover showed some contraction while stocks generally closed on an uncertain note. After the overnight's burst of strength leaders turned hesitant and was very lightly traded before closing with a286 words
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Article273 1971-04-02 20 April first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 pm in Singapore and KuaJa Lumpur yesterday at 106.25 cents per kilo. Th e tone of the market was very quiet. After opening fractionally lower, inactive conditions persisted practically the whole morning. Just before noon some godown273 words
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Article118 1971-04-02 20 HONGKONG Yesterday's 5 pm currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Bayers) (Sellers) per 100 Strait* dollars 195.20 196.20 148.50 150.50 per 1.000 Taiwan dollars 6.73 6.75 per Australian doiiai 340 360 per 1.00C Burmese kyata 485 505 per 1,000 Indian rupees 150 166 oer 10.000118 words
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Article870 1971-04-02 20 BUSINESS done Id and reported to the tradtnc rooms of tbe Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Stnrapore with the number of shares traded In brackets In lots of 1.000 on Its onless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS ACM A $l4l (2): A lean $1.30 (1); Ben $1 19 (1) $l.lB870 words
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Article75 1971-04-02 20 rut noon prtrca ilnraporr < Morse hkcnaoge fratrrdt) •t tb» Prod lit. wa*> a 8 I'oMom <>l) it.o.6. i oa Ik 51 .fit Coconut OH if ob.i dram 60.01 t orpra 10.00 Muntnk MhlU Asia 100% N.LH 17?JK Sarawak Whit* Proper »6* ICOM laruwak >pe<#aj Black t»6< NLH 19ZJH75 words
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Article740 1971-04-02 20 BID and offer price* officially listed at the close of business ID the Singapore an o Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange vesterda* INDUSTRIALS B. 8. ACM A 1.40 Alcan 1.38 Allied Choc. Berjaya 1.16 Borneo 2.02 Boustrad 2.09 B. M. Trusts $1.20 C. Sugars $2.07740 words
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Article289 1971-04-02 21 SYDNEY Strong support for several nickel exploration stocks kept the mining market firm on Sydney Stock Exchange yesterday. Poseidon added a further $2.50 to dose at $42.50. Among the cheaper nickel Issues. Newmex gained Ave cents to 25 cent* and Eaatmet edged up one cent to289 words
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Article, Illustration323 1971-04-02 21 After the activity of the previous two weeks, quiet conditions returned to the market where levels have fluctuated between 106 and 107 i cents for current month on reduced turnover, with operators largely withdrawn to the sidelines. Apart from uncertainty, features have been lacking owing to the wait323 words
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Article106 1971-04-02 21 TOKYO Isuzu Motor Company says It will withdraw from the mainland Chinese market and switch its expo rt s to Southeast Asian nations because It was seeking a tieup with General Motors Corporation. Isuzu said It was pushing ahead with a plan to build106 words
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Article96 1971-04-02 21 MELBOURNE —A leading member of Melbourne's c o m m ereial community has called for the establishment of an Australian merchant fleet on world trade routes. The head of the export division of Melbourne's Chamber of Commerce, Mr Peter Frinkel said Australia was the 12th biggest96 words
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Article131 1971-04-02 21 The Second Singapore Trust Fund will make a first and final distribution of capital, together with undistributed income on June 1 nevt. This will take total gross dividends and capital appreciation for the 10-year life of the Fund to the equivalent of 23.29 per cent131 words
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Article30 1971-04-02 21 NEW YORK Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Industrials 904.37 20 Rails 200.00 IS Utilities 122.83 65 Stocks 296.84 «0 Bonds 71.7630 words
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Article69 1971-04-02 21 POLISH Ocean Lines will become members of five Freight Conferences with effect from July I. The company has successfully concluded an agreement with the Conferences concerned. They are: The Far Eastern Freight Conference. the Europe Japan Freight Conference. the Japan Europe Freight Conference, the Far East69 words
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Advertisement388 1971-04-02 21 TENDER NOTICES P. W. D. SINGAPORE TUN DEIU are invited from PWD Registered Contractors for the following:— 1) Kxrrntlnn of Barthworks at thin swee Koad near P U B. Blertric iuMUUoo) Mowroind Oat* and Time- 7th April. 1071 at W 06 a m Fl—. Meet at Chin S wee Road/York388 words
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Advertisement472 1971-04-02 21 TENDER NOTICE P. W. D. SINGAPORE TSfDBRS are Invited from PWD Registered Contractors and from •apodal ly Registered Contractors" for the following works:— Construction of Siphon II Across Pellon Canal and Mowers for kallang Ha* In Hewtrus SciM'ine. Cos tract VI All Ctrl I Engineering Contractors. Cloning Date; 4JJ-71 at472 words
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Article2356 1971-04-02 22 Scratching}: SATURDAY RACE 1: Subali. Copper Cinders, One Upmanship. Malayan Dawn, Fair Chance, Dragonboat 11. Thunder of Yangtze, Prediction 11. Conflict. RACE 2: Senaran Bintang, Arrow Head, Prince Argent, Henry, Beep Beep. RACE 3: Camaro. RACE 4: Escalation. Trail Blazer, Desert monds 11, Rustic Diamonds II, Rustic.2,356 words
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Article, Illustration343 1971-04-02 23 LAST year about 50/000 people paid to see the Grand Prix, which is now a popular annual event. It now occupies a premier position in our national calendar of sports. This year's Grand Prix with foreign drivers and riders competing In greater numbers than343 words
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Article391 1971-04-02 23 NAGOYA, Japan Communist China returned to the World Table Tennis Championships tor the first time in six years and defeated defending champion Japan 5-2 last night to wia the coveted Swaythling Cup men's team event. Th e Chinese stunned a capacity oartisan crowd of391 words
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Article159 1971-04-02 23 HONGKONG Japan's Kosaku Shimada yesterday fired a seven-under-par 63 to take a two-stroke first round lead in the 1971 Hongkong Open golf tournament. In second place with 658 were Eleuterio Nival of the Philippines, Graham Marsh of Australia and two more Japanese. Haruo Yasuda and159 words
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Article53 1971-04-02 23 A last minute goal by left-half Ibrahim Awang enabled Darul Afflah to beat Telok Kurau United 2-1 In yesterday's FAS Division One match played at Jalan Besar Stadium. In anolher Division One match, Vigilante Corps beat Ocean Sports Clnb 6-1. Ocean SC's goal was off penalty kick by53 words
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Article30 1971-04-02 23 SHA Division 1 Combined Schools vs Port Authority Recreation Club at Bukit Chermin and Division 3 Singapore Indians 'C' vs Singapore Polytechnic at Balestier Road at 5.15 pm.30 words
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Article192 1971-04-02 23 KUALA LUMPUR ARAMADA ihovtd splendid improvement in a gallop on a toft track here yesterday morning. Witti Wadi astride, he sprinted smartly over 3f in 37 4/5, finishing strongly. TRIPOLI, still a maiden, worked extremely well In a trial with stablemate ESCORT II (Wilson). Breaking from192 words
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Article132 1971-04-02 24 UK cuts bank rate one percent LONDON Britain's crisis level seven per cent bank rate was slashed to six per cent yesterday the lowest it has been since before sterling's devaluation in 1967. A cut of half of one per cent had been widely forecast to bring132 words
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Article313 1971-04-02 24 SAIGON Vietcong terrorist* killed or wounded nearly 200 civilians in a raid on a district capital yesterday, military sources ■aid. It wa« the worst terror attack in more than Bine months, they saidThe sources said the Communists poured a 140 round mortar barrage Into the313 words
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76 1971-04-02 24 HAMBURG A woman ■hot and killed Bolivia's former consul general to Hamburg. Roberto Qulntanllla. In his home yesterday. He wa« shot twice In the chest and died in hospital. "Hie woman was seen running out of the house after the shooting and dropped76 words
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Article, Illustration394 1971-04-02 24 DELHI Pakistan military forces yesterday launched an oilout offensive against Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's followers in five cities and towns in East Pakistan, All-India Radio has reported. Quoting reports reaching Calcutta from across the border, the Radio said the Pakistan army, navy and air force394 words
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Article61 1971-04-02 24 JAKARTA The IndOnesian Government has banned all foreign diplomats from travelling within Indonesia until after the general elections In July. The surprise announcement was made in a note to embassies from the foreign ministry. It is the first coun-try-wide travel ban on embassies since the61 words
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