Singapore Herald, 8 July 1970
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Title Section11 1970-07-08 1 THE SINGAPORE herald ■^^|ngapore. July 8. 1970 MC(P) 2207 15 CENTS11 words
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Article709 1970-07-08 1 The how and wh y of the Herald THE way a newspaper sees itself is unimportant. It is the way the public comes to see it that matters. Nonetheless, it is customary for a new publication to say a few words on how it came into being and what it709 words
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Article, Illustration641 1970-07-08 1 Democracy now Tunku r i Sarawak polls show a 4SSE."ri faith we must justify' r LONDON, Tues. Tunku Abdul Rahman called for the immediate reconvening of the Malaysian Federal Parliament today. The Malaysian Prime Minister, in London on holiday, made the call in a comment on the outcome of theHeraldpix - 641 words
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258 1970-07-08 1 MANY women in Singapore have laid off the Pill, according to several doctors and pharmacists. Three private gynaecologists said yesterday that at least 20 per cent of their patients had switched from oral contraceptives to other methods of birth control. "Five per cent258 words
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161 1970-07-08 1 Two firemen injured in Sumbawa Road factory blaze TWO firemen were injured in a fire which destroyed a row of furniture shops and wooden box factories in Sumbawa Road yesterday afternoon. They were Leading Fireman Musiran Kadir, 40, and Fireman Sujak Abdullah, 30, who were climoing onto a derelict lorry161 words
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Article24 1970-07-08 1 PHNOM PENH, Tues. Communist troops have withdrawn from at least part of the Angkor Wat ruins area, authoritative sources said today.24 words
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Article121 1970-07-08 1 TWO hundred millionaires wUI meet fa Singapore today and talk aboat dredging. The tycoons, front 25 countries, are delegates at the Third World Dredging Conference. They plan to disease "The significance of dredging to developing According to the Executive Secretary of the conference, Mr.121 words
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Advertisement118 1970-07-08 1 Hall- marked 18 carot yellow gold The S.T. DUPONT collection of fine jewel r> butane lighters, reflecting almost a century of superb crafts-. I manship, offers the ultimate accessory foi both mm I and women. I The sixteen models of the standard S.T. DUP I collection in 20 micron gold,118 words
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Article802 1970-07-08 2 FRANCIS WONG - 3 seats short of the Magic 96 FRANCIS WONG MEANING OF THE SARAWAK ELECTIONS By THE rulers of Malaysia have assured their people that parliamentary democracy will be restored. The timing and conditions have yet to be clarified. One known condition, however, is the Constitutional "entrenchment" of the special rights802 words
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Article502 1970-07-08 2 THE coalition state government formed in Sarawak yesterday is a surprise that stops short of being a shock. The exit of Party Pesaka, the Dayak party, from the Alliance (whose other partners are the predominantly Malay Party Bumiputra and the Sarawak Chinese Association) was a502 words
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Article240 1970-07-08 2 DO YOU hold a strong view on a topical (or any) matter that you wish to put to your fellow Singaporeans? 00 YOU have a problem likely to be shared by, or of interest to, your fellow citizens, on which you would like advice or240 words
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Advertisement103 1970-07-08 2 Watch for our columns SERENDIPITY The art of discovering happiness by accident Pages lOand 11. FRANCIS WONG The Editor writes. First appearance tomorrow. TOWN TALK Topics, diary notes, light reading. First appearance tomorrow. ADELE KOH First appearance on Friday. HOMO LUDENS All about entertainment. First appearance on Friday. 808 REECE103 words
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Advertisement15 1970-07-08 2 times like this you need NATIONAL Hi-Top batteries IV* AsW^H am* mHII I I^^^"*" "^^^^s^^^B15 words
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Article38 1970-07-08 3 Miss S'pore at Miami Beach Our representative at the Miss Universe contest, Miss Cecilia Undasan, seen at Miami Beach, Florida, with Miss Korea, Young Ae Yoo, of Seoul, and Miss Japan, Jun Shimada of Tokyo. AP radio picture.38 words
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Article, Illustration92 1970-07-08 3 Police seek killers of serviceman MURDER squad detectives were last night questioning families in the Toa Payoh area following the death of a young National Serviceman. A gang of men fled after Chan Fatt Chye, 20, was stabbed near Block 93 on Tuesday morning. We are trying to establish a92 words
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Article61 1970-07-08 3 SULTAN Hasaanal Bolkiah of Brunei and his father. Sir Omar All Saifuddin, are due in Singapore tonight. They are accompanying a 125--member team from the Royal Brunei Regiment to England. The team, led by Major D. Millar, will take part in royal military tatoos at Earl's61 words
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Article, Illustration246 1970-07-08 3 FIRST STUDENTS IN 1972 NANYANG University plans to set up a College of Engineering. It is hoped the first students will be accepted in 1972. This was disclosed by the vice-chancellor, Prof. Rayson Huang, yesterday. He told the Singapore Herald the college would include246 words
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Article50 1970-07-08 3 POLICE detectives who raided a flat in Beo Crescent found six lottery slips, for bets totalling $22 in a labourer's shirt pocket. Yesterday, Ear Lian Chye, 23, was fined $750 in the Third District Court for assisting the carrying on of a public lottery.50 words
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Article74 1970-07-08 3 The new Australian High Commissioner, Mr. Nicholas Parkinson, presented his cre■eials to the President at the Istana yesterday. He also inspected a guard-of-honour mounted by the Singapore Armed Forces Guard Unit. Mr. Parkinson, who succeeded Mr. Alfred Roy Parsons, has served in Moscow and Wellington,74 words
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144 1970-07-08 3 THE Singapore Armed Forces will start a technical language training programme next month. In the past, trainees who had the technical knowledge to be accepted fo» technical training courses failed at the end of the course because they had not folly understood instructions given In144 words
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Advertisement311 1970-07-08 3 U6I GIUp f HOT ilHUulilßu IN JUST aaiaiiiTrA 3"3BUILW MINUTES (f%L. A DAY GRl^^^^^ *^iV f ARMS V i^ S^B Sl^m i^K JHL?.: nNEmswin \^chest JH B^^ MfYITKIIffTMN' irVirfNiiT^ At last a dynamic way to build the body other men e..vy and women V "s g adore in just five311 words
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Advertisement308 1970-07-08 3 I^^ ft 1 ft I II YOUR CHILD A I I UNIVERSITY EDUCATION I hnI I 111 EDUCATIONAL I I BURSARIES I I CAR I DA return fare to Europe. I D Return fares to Asia's swinging cities. IDA 23" television set, refrigerators and a fabulous range of I I308 words
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Article, Illustration229 1970-07-08 4 A police car caused all this... ONE police car and one accident. But it put four people hi hospital, injured two others, left 20 people homeless and put two shops out of business. The police patrol car swerved to avoid colliding with a taxi at 1.49 a.m. in Serangoon Road229 words
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Article56 1970-07-08 4 MID concert at National Theatre The Ministry of Interior and Defence w*U hold a variety concert at the National Theatre on Friday and Saturday. Fourteen items will be presented by the Singapore Armed Forces, Vigilante Corps, Police, People's Association and the Singapore Girl Pipers. Mr. Lim Kim San, the Defence56 words
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Article51 1970-07-08 4 Welder found stabbed Tan LJan Meng, 18, a welder, of Jalan Pipit, was found stabbed in the stomach at Pesiaran Keliling, early this morning. He was admitted to hospital in serious condition. It was belftved Tan was the victim of a gangland assault. Police found a bearing scraper at the51 words
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303 1970-07-08 4 Drivers rush to join new taxi co-op OVER 800 taxi drivers have applied to join the new Transport Co-operative Society although official registration for membership does not start until Saturday. Mr. C.V. Deven Nair, Secretary-General of the National Trade Union Congress which will run the society, said he expects the303 words
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106 1970-07-08 4 University forum on child guidance A PUBLIC forum on child guidance is to be held at the Pathology Lecture Theatre at the University of Singapore. The forum will be conducted by Prof. Wong Hock Boon, of the University's Paedriatic Department, psychologist Mr. F.Y. Long, child psychiatrist Mr. S.T. Wong and106 words
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221 1970-07-08 4 SINGAPORE is short of tourist guides. The 250 guides at present working on the island cannot meet the demands of the tourist industry. The Tourist Promotion Board will soon be conducting another course the seventh in conjunction with the Adult Education Board to improve221 words
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Article40 1970-07-08 4 THE National Defence Fund now stands at f>.tti,isB.Bi. Latest contributions came from TamilIndian laundry men in Singapore, «Mt; Mrs. Monica Chan MM; president and members of Yew Ghee Sia $500; and Mr. Lo# Knm chong $5.40 words
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160 1970-07-08 4 A 9MM CLAIM by a 15--year-oM boy Injured la a road accktart last year was dismissed, with costs, by Chief Jutke Wee Cheng Jin yesterday. Ho Chwee Beck of Chun Gnaa Street claimed that he was cycling along Moutbattea Road towards Kallaag Park to160 words
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Miscellaneous157 1970-07-08 4 THE DIARY a.m. to I p.m: Exhibition of dredging equipments at Coafuioaia Hall, Sheatoa Way. 10 a.m. to p m Art exhibition by Mr. Taa Tong at Meyer Gallery, Raffles Place. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m: Art exhibition by Mr. Wee Beng Cboaf at Vlctorial Memorial Hall. 7 p.m: Night157 words
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332 1970-07-08 5 More choose to go to the private clinics MORE people are taking their sick children to private instead of Government hospitals. These parents also tend to go to private clinics when they fall ill. The reason Mds t Government hospitals allow parents to visit their sick children only two hours332 words
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Article82 1970-07-08 5 A 28-year-old spinster, suffering from a skin disease, jumped to her death from a block of flats at Geylang Serai, a coroner heard yesterday. Insp. Aziz Haji Ahmad told Coroner Liew Ngik Kee that the woman. Tan Bens Na, was "an often depressed homely person82 words
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Article36 1970-07-08 5 TAXI-DRIVER Lee Yong Hwi, 50, of Idris Road, was fined $80 in a traffic magistrate's court yesterday for colliding with a motorcycle while overtaking a bus along Geylang Road on oct. l last year.36 words
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Article214 1970-07-08 5 Japan's pride hits dock plan JAPANESE reluctance to Me snipping facilities of •ther conntrles Is one reason why Sembawaag Shipyard has postponed drydock. A* shipyard spokesman said yesterday that half the supertankers plying between Japan and the Persian Galf are Japanese. "With about nine super drydocks in Japan, the Japanese214 words
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Article20 1970-07-08 5 TOTO Draw No. 54/70 will be conducted at Kreta Ayer People's Theatre, Banda Hill, tomorrow at 7.45 p.m.20 words
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Article, Illustration198 1970-07-08 5 Course for welders will aid ship trades THREE-MONTH TRAINING SCHEME NEARLY 1,500 welders will be trained over the next two years to cope with the rapidly expanding ship building, re- pairing and oil-refining industries. A new plan by the Education Ministry will put welders on the market after only aHeraldpix - 198 words
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Advertisement105 1970-07-08 5 Freeze Now, Eat Later A lot later. Nothing spoils in the Sanyo HF-130S freezer. Buy meats, fish and vegetables when a good supply of high quality is available and keep it practically forever. You'll find the freezer paying for itself in no time. Automatic pushbutton "NO FROST" defrosting is fast105 words
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Miscellaneous473 1970-07-08 5 4.1S Days oT Oar Lives Drama about the life of a physician. Dr. Thomas Horton. Starring MacdonaJd Carey. 4.55 Close. 6.05 Opeaiag aaaotacemeats aid Artkir CHANNEL 8 (cartoon). mmaßmaammammmmammmi S JO News in Brief. 6.30 Paid Ufe documentary. «-W Opeaiag aid Here's Licy Lucy and the C.45 Msieylaad this is473 words
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Miscellaneous412 1970-07-08 5 ■nJ^/QSan^B^ W^ Mb it l|l A flpn^^l b^e -r 4 Cft^^^^^n^BL^ WALLY COX, guest star on the HERE'S LUCY programme, regales Lucille Ball with stories of his adventures as a one-time safecracker. Tonight's episode, Lucy and the Ex-Corn starts at 6.30 p.m. on Channels. SHANNON Uneasy Debt More about a412 words
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Article, Illustration247 1970-07-08 6 Johore Customs seize $10,000 cloth DRIVER ESCAPES AFTER CHASE JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Johore Customs seized more than $10,000 worth of textiles from a car after it crashed through a "guillotine" barrier at the north end of the Causeway on Sunday. The driver escaped after abandoning the car an Austin A3O247 words
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Article91 1970-07-08 6 Lorry driver Tan Tiong Kai, 18, of Jalan Mudek was charged In the Ninth Magistrate's court yesterday with bribing a PSA worker. The PSA worker, Tan Chlaw Chai, 38, of Kim Tian Road, was charged with accepting the bribe. Both denied the charges. Tiong91 words
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78 1970-07-08 6 Art show proceeds to go to museum. NANYANG University Council Chairman Wee Cho Yaw will open an exhibition of Mr. Lee Kah Yeow's paintings, caligraphy and art collection at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce exhibition hall at 4 p.m. tomorrow. The exhibition will be open to the public daily for78 words
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90 1970-07-08 6 TAN LIAN KEE, 26, of Jalan Buloh Kasap, was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with murdering PUB van driver K.S. Thangarus, last November. Tan, unemployed, also faced a second charge of gang robbery in which he and four others were alleged to90 words
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Article46 1970-07-08 6 NATIONAL Library Director Hedwig Anuar will speak on "Library and Continued Education" at the Cultural Centre Theatre at 8 p.m. today. The talk, organised by the Singapore National Commission for UNESCO is in conjunction with the 1970 International Education Year symposium on life-long education.46 words
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Article36 1970-07-08 6 THE Singapore Armed Forces will conduct an exercise along the track west ot Nanyang University from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. today. All vehicles using the track should follow traffic police directions.36 words
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Article28 1970-07-08 6 Police Commissioner Cheam Kim Seang will inspect the ceremonial passing-out parade of recruit police constables at the Police Academy in Thomson Road at 5.30 p.m. today.28 words
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Article29 1970-07-08 6 THAY Chiow Wah, of Kampong Arang Road, whose car emitted smoke along Victoria Street on June 6 1968, was fined $70 in a traffic magistrate's court yesterday.29 words
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Article19 1970-07-08 6 THE University Students' Union will meet on Friday to elect councillors for the union's 24th Student Counc'l.19 words
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Article86 1970-07-08 6 THE Singapore Tourist Association will hold an Extraordinary General Meeting on Tuesday, July 21 to discuss winding up. Last month, Mr. P.G. Peralta, chief executive of the 400-member STA a nongovernment body disclosed that it had received a letter from the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board86 words
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Advertisement481 1970-07-08 6 -i- j j Flower ClaSSlfieU adS arrangement HI II It If Uffliinrnn THE newly-formed group Will WPIOf IS services section of the Natlo j al HUlin IWUIf ULIIU übrary will give a demonstration rinn Ja% of Japanese flower arrangement ring in its staff trainlng Toom at 10.30 iT AlllAi am481 words
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Advertisement579 1970-07-08 6 LAST DAYI 1 Dmo to Rim's Idwjlfc— 4 ohoo» Note Times: 11. 2.10. «.15. 9.15 Michael Calne. Laurence OnVior Christopher Ptammor **«J2»!«'» 1 1 York in "•ATTtE Of WmtMtT Technicolor 4-PanovWon (UA). J Open* Tomorrow "HOA BINH" Jl in COLOR-From Warner Bros. 1 3rd SCREAMMM WEBM 1 I I 11579 words
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Article151 1970-07-08 7 "with the big bonus" you can believe what you hear on Radio Australia. The fastest, fullest news service. News Every day on the hour from 1630 to 0030, and at other times throughout the day. Australian Newsreel Monday to Friday at 1740. News Focus Brings you the151 words
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218 1970-07-08 7 Helmet laws hit m-cycle sales, say traders LAWS requiring learner riders to wear crash helmets have caused a decline in motor cycle sales, according to dealers here. Although some motorcyclists have made their own make-shift devices to lock their helmets to their machines, no dealer has yet started importing the218 words
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Article59 1970-07-08 7 PENANG, Tuesday— The 8,000-TON Pacific Breeze, which caught fire on Wednesday sailed for Singapore for repairs. Damage to ship and cargo caused by the four day blaze will be known in about three weeks' time. The vessel arrived here from Bangkok last Monday to load rubber,59 words
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Article49 1970-07-08 7 TAIPING, Tues. Animals in Taiping Zoo are to get fixed water containers. Superintendent Saw Thean Kooi said this today after a complaint that the animals had no water pots. "Some animals had knocked over their water cans," he said. "Now they will get permanent ones."49 words
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Article171 1970-07-08 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Sino-Malay Economic Board, comprising Chinese 'and Malay businessmen, will make a fresh approach to the government for support to raise funds for joint ventures. The board, set up last August, aims at strengthening co-operation between Malaysia's two major races in171 words
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Article126 1970-07-08 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Ties. West Germany offers a tremendous market for orchids from Malaysia ami Singapore, according to a survey by *he Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Ike survey, held to help boost flower sales from Malaysia, showed West Germany was the leading flower Importer la Europe, buying126 words
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Article285 1970-07-08 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. ACTING Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said the timber industry should make greater use of logs instead of exporting them. He disclosed that Malaysia exports one million tons of logs annually. This showed the lack of full utilisation of logs, he285 words
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Article97 1970-07-08 7 Army camp plan to combat Reds KUALA TRENGGANU, Tues. The Government may set up military bases on the East coast of West Malaysia to combat Communist activity along the borders with Thailand. Chief of the Armed Forces Staff, General Tan Sri Ibrahim Bin Ismail said plans for the bases were97 words
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132 1970-07-08 7 $500 fine for taxi man who tried to bribe a policeman KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A taxi driver who admitted in a sessions court that he corruptly gave $15 to a policeman to avoid a traffic offence was today fined $500. Chief Inspector Wilson Paul, prosecuting, told the court that the132 words
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Advertisement183 1970-07-08 7 j HOTELViI^SfOf^SINGAPORE I I DINE WINE I WISMA RESTAURANT j II Sans Souci Bar ll II and dance at 111 II NOYES SUPPERCLUB I To The Beat Of II THE McCoys BLACK JACKS I llOur Car Attendants will Solve Yourll HI Parking Problems In I 2nd Floor, WISMA Indonesia I183 words
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Article, Illustration343 1970-07-08 8 Cambodia can survive says Rogers SAIGON, Tues. American Secretary of State William Rogers promised here today that the United States was going to "do what we can" to meet the needs of Cambodia, where 'there are chances that a non-communist government could survive without too much difficulty.'* Speaking at anAFP - 343 words
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182 1970-07-08 8 Six allies promise arms and medicine SAIGON, Tues. Aid to Cambodia from the six allied nations fighting in Vietnam ranges from medicine to troops and arms, ministers at a weekend conference here of the six have disclosed. All six have promised moral and political support to Cambodia. This is whatAFP - 182 words
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165 1970-07-08 8 CORRUPTION MUST END SAY INDON STUDENTS JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesian student organisations called on the Government to stamp out corruption and declared: 'Now is time for action. The students said that President Suharto's government had had enough time to study recommendations made last week by the presidential commission investigating corruption. They165 words
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Article85 1970-07-08 8 Both Dr. Hatta and Mr. Wilopo appealed to the students to be patient. But Hatta told them bluntly that it is still impossible to completely eliminate corruption in Indonesia. He stressed cautiously: There is no time limit for the government to study the recommendations. We have given ourAP - 85 words
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116 1970-07-08 8 JAPAN'S TRADE 'POSES THREAT TO U.S.' WASHINGTON, Tues. Japan's ''quiet economic penetration" of South-East Asia is a cause of concern, according to a report published by 12 members of the House of Representatives who have recently returned from a tour of the region. The report quoted an unidentified Asian politicalAFP - 116 words
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Article57 1970-07-08 8 TOKYO, Tue>. The Vietcong reported today that antl-U.S. forces In Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos have united into a "people's front" to help defeat the United States in Indochina. "the struggle of the peoples of the three Indo-Chinese countries has entered a new phase," said the57 words
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Article33 1970-07-08 8 LONDON, Tues: Two Molotov cocktails were thrown at a British army recruiting station in south London last night. It was believed the attack was motivated by the Northern Irish disorders.33 words
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Article87 1970-07-08 8 THE ODD BOX WASHINGTON, Tues. A law firm has sent a letter advising a California man that Vice-President Spiro Agnew will agree to sale of a Spiro Agnew watch if profits benefit families of American prisoners of war. The letter was sent to Dr. Hale Dougherty of Anaheim. It Mid87 words
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218 1970-07-08 8 Prapas: We'll Khmers at right time BANGKOK, Ta«s. Thailcad will sead troops tat* Csmhodis "at the appropriate time," Its depaty Priac Mlaister Gea. Prapaas Charasalaftaa laid hit Khmer counterpart Op Kin Aag yesterday. At a m-mlaate meeting at Poipet a small hatdtr tewa weal of Khmer territory tke Hud general218 words
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69 1970-07-08 8 The World Bank's $10 million error WASHINGTON, Tuea W§ ■■MSI MW this age ef eaaqnten? The World Bank said today an announcement it made last week that it had purchased $17 million worth of gold from South Africa in Jupe was wrong. It had purchased only seven million dollars' worth.AP - 69 words
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Article, Illustration299 1970-07-08 8 SAIGON, Tues. Two Americas Congressmen visited Coo Son Island prison camps last week and saw men and women political prisoners in "tiger cages/' the existence of which the Saigon Government has denied. The two Congressmen, representatives Augustus Hawkins (Democrat California) and William Anderson (Democrat Tennessee),AP - 299 words
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Advertisement184 1970-07-08 9 Eifloy the taste of tmditiontoday MMall Export RothmansofPallMall,Nbes,PallMall,London,S.W.l I ■.!<» j^ ?m Hfe^^B Jb W^ Xt> -•iif *9&i i w P9 H Aft JL i 1^ B B BAmiJ 0^ jM Bv W~ #v^ B bw«h B M m^^^&^ \s^M V B i; j»- I B B m\^%4vAi^k, J\ ii184 words
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Article, Illustration10 1970-07-08 10 "Just say 'Cheese'— never mind what kind!"10 words
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Article, Illustration635 1970-07-08 10 Fashi onable wear within budget THIS REGULAR FEATURE WILL APPEAR TWlfcE A WEEK INITIALLY ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS Serendipity fjt THE ART OF DISCOVERING HAPPINESS BY ACCIDENT Get with us Agatha, darling, and we'll find you top gear at bottom prices— and you can forget the ritual of choosing the635 words
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Article207 1970-07-08 10 It's pronounced Ser-ren-DlPity and it's a real word. It's the name we've chosen for this page, written specially for the women of Singapore but a page we think the men will want to dip into as weU. What's a serendipitious person? She's one who's always207 words
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Miscellaneous121 1970-07-08 10 I l Keep your kitchen knives carefully out of Oon't leave the whole of a wooden han If the knife does not hav« a n >n i» *ih- nr t k .a M A the reach of children in a knife rack. dted knife soaking ,n water, or the handle121 words
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Article, Illustration36 1970-07-08 11 To make sure buttons aren't attached too tightly, separate from the fabric with a bobbie pin while each is sewed on. Lightweight fabric won't pucker and the buttons will fit neatly into thicker buttonholes.36 words
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Article59 1970-07-08 11 o The girl who thinks no man good enough for her may be right. She may also be left. The man who claims he can sweep a girl off her feet usually isn't around to pick her np again. Hie knowing wife laughs appreciatively at her husband's jokes,59 words
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Article, Illustration200 1970-07-08 11 MUM'S THE WORD Excerpts from a Form 3 boy's essay on "My Mother" My mwwL, wkesjetei My dad br tfcc mMkr says ske's Ml gatag to dear Bat ky tke tTsae she's atshed graabllag aid lectariag, ibe't cleared ap Mi pat everytkuMj away. Occasionally the fays, "¥•■'ll all get yaw200 words
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Miscellaneous95 1970-07-08 11 BQNDIE By Chic Young W~\ I HERE ARE Jr. I I AND HERE IS Ji||' 1\ V»* I GUESS VERE IS "SJ r YOUR *Nl' YOURWAU.ST Ji|P TME NEXT MOVE /^> hjr pipe, j suppers <J@^> IS MINe ®iHM< BAILEY By Mort Walker k occn^ T/OH/YEAH. 1 1m WMo saip95 words
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Article55 1970-07-08 12 GIRL S at wo rk Ttwy Chang* little at I tlrn^ At first, y#u don't notice. Th«n f one day, the aum of the changes hits you In the eye. That's what has happened to the working girls of Singapore. They've emerged as a bright new bread. You'll meet them55 words
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Article, Illustration346 1970-07-08 12 They bear watching In more senses than one... LJ I lOWI OW the Singapore working girl has changed. It's as though Henry Higgins had joined forces with Henry Ford and found a mass production method of transforming Eliza Doolittles. In dress, grooming and poise, today's working miss is as different346 words
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330 1970-07-08 12 Pat doesn' have to work she wants to I PATRICIA Liew, I 22, works because I she wants to, not I because she must. I She's married to a I doctor. The wish to work, I and to enjoy the selfI sufficiency that goes I with an income, has I330 words
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Advertisement449 1970-07-08 12 Familiar card m mWlf mJj «^^l^H v jfli^Hl^Bk. i mi I 3Bk^^H mmk -^-^■Ml MP*V fjl^^^^^^^^^^K OZMt m Wm%^. Jkmm m □j^^^^^^^^H Unbelievable n^ w concept B^^^^^^HH for fast, accurate mL business S^^^BLjb^L^B letters. The IBM Magnetic Card Selectric Typewriter is the on the desk itself. Letters, memos, standard newest449 words
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Article, Illustration68 1970-07-08 13 ISRAELI RAID O N MISSILE SITE THIS photc released by the Israe'i tei'keiCommand reportedly shows an Es;oti«r. missile site, with a ring of six batteries, coming under attar* by IsraoH aircraft somewhere In the Suez Canal area. One missile (upper right) trails a white streak of fiame as it ieavesAP - 68 words
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Article240 1970-07-08 13 LONDON, Tues:— Labour was too hasty in deciding to withdraw British forces from east of Suez, Foreign Minister Sir Alec Douglas Home said in Parliament. In his first foreign policy statement since the Tories were re-elected last month, he claimed that Conservative Government plans to loin240 words
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107 1970-07-08 13 OTTAWA, Tues. Prince Charles took the controls of Canadian Air Force Hercules today aad flew it for 100 miles over SaMno Peninsula, in Northwest Territories, getting a look at how oil exploration affects Arctic terrain. Prince Charles and his father Prince Philip, whose armAP - 107 words
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177 1970-07-08 13 Envoy attacked over secret visit to Ulster LONDON, Tues. Irish Ambassador Mr. Donal O'Sullivan was summoned to the Foreign Office today following yesterday's secret visit to Ulster by the republic's External Affairs Minister, Dr. Patrick Hillery. Dr Hillery announced last night he had made the visit at he request of177 words
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Article33 1970-07-08 13 SEOUL, Tues. Thirty-nine persons have died, IS missing, M injured and 2,580 made homeless as rains pelted South Korea for the fifth successive da/ yesterday, the national flood relief center reported.33 words
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Article161 1970-07-08 13 LONDON, Tues. Britain's permissive society parades more sex than it practises, a psychologist asserted today. "When all is said and done," said Dr Hans Eysenck, "more is said than done." Dr Eysenck, a psychology professor at London University, based his statement on a surveyAP - 161 words
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402 1970-07-08 13 Soviets did not fire rockets, says Cairo CAIRO, Tues. The presence of Soviet military experts along the Suez Canal manning ground-to air missile bases and antiaircraft batteries was denied this morning by the semi-official newspaper A I Ah ram. T*\_ wws?.vfv- r NpTtk J f *fue?3 rtirnai 1- C ,vAFP; AP - 402 words
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Article167 1970-07-08 13 Big sweat as trains Stop LONDON, Tues. v Two hundred thousand people were trapped underground in sweltering heat on Monday night as a power failure stopped London's subway network. The passengers were caught in blacked-out trains, on crowded platforms, on escalators and in elevators. For an hour. Mo trains wereAP - 167 words
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Article41 1970-07-08 13 HAVANA, Tuet. Sugar ladastry MlaUUr PraacUc* Padna aad Btecattea MteUter Jose Uabum have bees r»placa< la Prime MlaUtcr Pldel Castn'a OjßtßTfc No ruiNi wmn gives. The GovenunMt aaid the two men would be given sew t**k* far the revolution.41 words
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Article1336 1970-07-08 14 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE I KEY: Closing buyers' and sellers' prices are in bold print followed by the business done. 1 l Figures in brackets denote traded lots in I,ooo's. When the price is not followed by a figure in brackets, it means only a1,336 words
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Article54 1970-07-08 14 (Managers' prices for Jily g) Chartered Lilt TrisU Singapore Growth Fund 1.028/1.075. Asia Uait Tnuts Mai. Invt. Fund U6B/I.2LS; Mai. Progress Fund 1.008/1.055. Singapore I'alt Trusts Second Singapore 1.73xd8/— Third Singapore 1.158/-; The Ccmmerce lid. .KB/l.ftl: The Saving Fait" lAl*Jl.sst Singapore Progress Find JSB/I.M. (Manager's price foi Jc';54 words
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Article194 1970-07-08 14 S 4 iA 1 jnitfirT i B?nks in j .kc^ i s riles i" I .nar' sterti-y fit* j i »e r;j-ji'>l Ut. e i 'e- vi, M oi:* uui' Toreigr. Ici'-rentj). Ijn'tid States Buying Vi 1 i a VT% airmail OD $3.0625, 90 u.it i "W -rwiit194 words
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Article589 1970-07-08 14 COMPANY REPORTS By Our Market Correspondent. IS the Stock Exchange committee waiting for another "Federal Paper"? AJINOMOTO, a $4 million paid-up capital share with an asset value of less than $1.01, was privately placed and listed in the Stock Exchange on June 3 Within a week 804,000589 words
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Article, Illustration153 1970-07-08 14 PEOPLE in business MR. WONG NANG JANG, 31, manager of the First National City Bank in Singapore, is participating in an advanced management course at the University of Hawaii. He will also spend a month touring New York and Europe. Mr. Wong joined F.N.C.B. in Feb. 1962 and was promoted153 words
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Advertisement1019 1970-07-08 14 MR. ft- MRS. M. SUBRAMANIAM INTtUWfUT AND CHARM INtt thank fmnds and ralatrvas for lady aacorta to entertain you at thoir praaenta. valuable gifts and toatarn United Tourist Sarvica. graatings on tha occasion of thoir 802 Mounttoatton Road, S'pora. marriage T 4wSSBS aTIaIsIiWTBffWiIsEBBBEBi I POR MOOCRN LIVINtt Walls in exciiHHHHr^^M^l^HHH1,019 words
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Advertisement198 1970-07-08 14 a^a^ jr *y ar v i a^. I *JH PI a^aW A a^aW ""^Bw^ml Mu!t>-?afe The ideal locking place for cash and valuables ccntrrcTS. stocks, saving bonds, tax and revenue papers, wills. Superflat Easily fitted and hidden into detk drawer, clostt or car, firmly fastened w»th specie' screws suppi.ed with198 words
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372 1970-07-08 15 S-E Asia's oil potential 'enormous' GEOPHYSICAL experts have estimated that South-East Asia has a potential of 300,000 million barrels of oil, compared to the 7,000 million barrels in the North Sea region, which is making the news today. Mr. Moot J. Richardson, president of Symcon Marine Corporation and Executive Secretary372 words
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196 1970-07-08 15 Thai tax on cars and luxury goods BANGKOK, Tues. The Thai Government, faced with a growing trade deficit, balance of payments problems and the prospect of sending troops to Cambodia, has slapped harsh new import taxes on a wide range of luxury imports. Finance Minister Dr. Serm Vinichayakul, announcing the196 words
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Article259 1970-07-08 15 FAIR LADY FASHIONS, Singapore's burgeoning wig manufacturer, is holding toplevel discussions this week on future plans for marketing its products in Britain and Europe. Mr. Ken Perry, managing director of ft Fair Lady Fashions U.K.. and formerly marketing director of Fair Lady Fashions in Singapore, arrived from London259 words
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Article282 1970-07-08 15 53% cents a lb. (down one-eighth of a cent). The market yesterday opened unchanged from Monday's close at 53% cents a lb. traded for current month Jufy R. S. S. No. 1. Covering of Russian No. 1 for July shipment and some small orders from Europe helped prices improve282 words
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Article70 1970-07-08 15 $630 per picul (down 25 cents). The Straits tin price yesterday eased marginally by 25 cents to $630 per picul. The estimated tonnage fell by 10 tons to 295 tons ith a steady undert je. Support from Britain and the United States arrested Monday's fall. LONDON: Closing tin prices70 words
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Article96 1970-07-08 15 London Produce COPRA: P c ilippines/Indo nesian July 230 Auf 22S Sep 223 Oct 222 dollars resellers. P ALMKERNBLB: Nigerian July/Aug 68-1/2 Aug/Sep 68-1/4 resellers Sierra Leone Board /Sep 70 sellers. SOYABBANB: American Oct S3 Nov S2-1/2 Dec 53--1/2 COCONUT OIL: Dutch Aug 133 Sep 128 Oct 127 Nov 122-1/296 words
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Article345 1970-07-08 15 The stock market yesterday V closed slightly easier on balance. Dealers said there was a virtual lack of buyers and prices were^ marked down Wall Street's easier opening coupled with the Chancellor of the Exchequer's statement that there was no intention of having an autumn budget in345 words
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Article24 1970-07-08 15 Loadoa, Moo. PlMidal TJraei indicei (cbaages in brackeU): Industrials I 345.J (-3.5); Tlai SIM (4.53); RaMwrt 1J4.86 (M.M); OU» 2M.M (-4JO).24 words
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Article302 1970-07-08 15 The market continued its decline in early trading yesterday although bargain hunting was helping a few glamours resist further deep erosion. At 10.40 EST, Burroughs and Memorex held small gains, while Xerox was off only y 4 at US$7l-%, and IBM off 1-ft at US$243. Honeywell,302 words
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Article24 1970-07-08 15 New York, Mm. D«w Jmt dotiM averages (cbaaget la brackets): Industrials I7S.K (-11.48); Trauportatioa UB.S7 (-1.90); Utilities 96.79 f.ot); CampealteStocks2U.ll (l.JO).24 words
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Article135 1970-07-08 15 133— AMSTERDAM: Internationals were again easier in limited business on Wall St. Royal Dutch and Unilever were weaker while Akio, Hoogovens and Philips eased. LOcal Industrials were mostly lower. International coating materials hardened further on speculative demand and Veneta and K.V.T. were firm among carpet shares, while Vereenigde135 words
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Article32 1970-07-08 15 Yesterday's mob London exchange rates per pnad sterling: United Statts 2.3904/Ot Canada 2.4«85/7©o Canada Cross H.75/85 West Germany 8.«785/Bis Netherlands 8.6490/520 Switzerland 10.2885/915 Belgium 118.M/69 Prance 13.19M/MlO Italy 1503.55/8532 words
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Article46 1970-07-08 15 (Prices is U. S. dollars per ounce): London SS.M; Beirut W.50; Hongkong 57.75; Zurich Delayed; Paris Delayed; S'pore (1) 57.25; S'pore (2) IM.M. Note: (1) Export price to non-sterling areas in U. S. dollars. (2) Local dealer* price in Singapore dollars per tael.46 words
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Advertisement706 1970-07-08 15 MAT>K in HUB SINGAPORE MORE than 2,000 The industries; as a factories in Singapore are whole, face the future with churning out a wide va- confidence that they will riety of goods, from tex- continue to advance and tiles and rubber products expand. But they are not to cars and706 words
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Advertisement999 1970-07-08 16 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ANNIVERSARIES. AN NOUNCEMENTS. BIRTHS. CLUB ACTIVITIES, CON DOLENCES. DEATHS. ENGAGEMENTS, FUNERAL. GREET INGS. IN MEMORIAM. MARRIAGES. MISSING, PERSONAL, P.P.C. REQUIEMS REUNIONS. Minimum $8/ for 20 words, each additional word 40cts All othor classified advertisements: Minimum $4/ for 20 words, each additional word 2Octs. Box Service charge $1 .00 Jackie's999 words
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Advertisement1649 1970-07-08 16 RHT let^lSslfieoads 1 ggtfg^f WOWK WONDERS FOW YOU. J ■___h____^— Bfß i Bgß;ffHnfWf i HBBBM l |HgmgfQQMß etc* 16 Chulia Street *****. /yCjL C\V\ all inclusive for only $1 .895.00 ff/^? 1 -4J I Dep. 9th August CLEEN SHINE Cleans \V?/ 11 "ass T CTI-"yf_?_?SS_: m I i fih -asSHRaS"1,649 words
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Article, Illustration433 1970-07-08 17 The three victorious cars of the Singapore Herald team. Above, Jim Kenneison, Ken Grainger and John Piggot with the MAZDA Centre, John Son'*; Volkswagen, and right, Kenneiton's Saab. THE Singapore Herald's team took the team award and three class awards in the BP South Malaysia Rally on433 words
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Article104 1970-07-08 17 SHA names team for Razak Cup THE Saicapore Hockey Ataoclatloa hat aamed the uader-23 team for the Baaak Cup iater-ttate tournament ta Kuala Lumpur from July 14-20. SU ißtonatloaaU are included in the aqttad. They are Ngee Fook, Gopal Stach, Jooeph Fraacia, Dhalak Singh aad Jatwaat Singh. They made their104 words
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Article35 1970-07-08 17 WEST Oanaaa iateraatkmal hockey caeca Harst Wtia will help Stagapart pnpan the Aalaa Games team. He arrtvet hi Octaber for a two-rabath »Uj. The Aalaa Garnet will be held at December.35 words
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Article22 1970-07-08 17 SINGAPORE Hecfccy Aaaociatloa tide wUI bm( tmm*m lUcreatioe Club la a praetlee aatca oa the Padaaf at s.is a.m. fraay.22 words
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Article32 1970-07-08 17 Heats for the Thomson Secondary School swimming meet will be hoW at Chinese Swimming Club at 2 n.m. 4aday. The finals will be on July is at the same renue.32 words
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Article227 1970-07-08 17 Singapore's potential state swimmers will have the choice of four pools to do their training in from this month. This is in line with the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association plans to have a reservoir of swimmers for international meets. Sasa president Mr. Chan Chee Seng has227 words
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133 1970-07-08 17 KUCHING, Tues. Sarawak, Sabah and Brunei will participate for the first time in next year's Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) Cup competition. The secretary of the Sarawak Amateur Football Association, Mr. Albert Kedit, said the three teams would meet in a Far133 words
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Article52 1970-07-08 17 COMBINED School* will bold tbeir national basketball champioMhip finals on July 28 and at the Hua Yi School and at Chung Hwa GirU High School oa Aug. Si. There will be two mri— the flw from 8.30 a.m. to 11 a.m. and the aecoad from J.15 p.m. to52 words
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Article25 1970-07-08 17 JAKARTA, Wed. ladoaesia will take part la the first World Karate Championship la Tokyo aext October, the Indonesian Karate Association announced today. AFPAFP - 25 words
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Advertisement174 1970-07-08 17 f special offer 1 L WEEK J W 9-7-1 970 to 1 5-7-1 970 A TOMATO KETCHUP I Libby's 12oz $0.75 I TALCUM POWDER-Pink I Helen Curtis $1 .05 SAFETY MATCHES I Old Man Brand I 10 pkt. $0.35 I PORK LUNCHEON MEAT L Danish Crown 1 2 oz $0.75174 words
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Advertisement152 1970-07-08 17 ■■/181 ■fHllP^i'K^l lihBKZl^V fcr a *HI ■^^^■■■B I if Hh A p^p^B pj HW^B i^^A^^H i^^H EH *H iH ah i^b JL l£Sfl Id^km&ZSfll IB II tt!!flS?al Mi&^'i^E^ I wrf&K.WSJ^ B^r^^K P^kk^B^PV^/^ k|B^ BflLW^^k^k^^rl I Kh^k^ V" kBZ^kBkM BB^!^^ St^i^iikk !!i Sßißß^3MkMt^ki^a HC9lP^^\Z^^^ASkßi2^9 kVP^k^rnl H &H kvV s3 k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^kli^k^k^k^kHkiKi^^Skv'^kwlMk^k^ k^k^^^i^^^^152 words
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Article259 1970-07-08 18 SENIOR Division champion Oey Tjie Siang had an easy victory in the first round of the Schools Open Tennis championship yesterday. He beat Dennis Choo of National Junior College «4, 6-0 at St Patrick's School court. Oey, an Indonesian from Chinese High, was runner-up in259 words
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261 1970-07-08 18 Same again after stalemate in hockey battle JANSENITES and PoUce Sports Association played a scoreless draw in the semifinals of the Singapore Hockey Association's senior knock out tournament at Thompson Road yesterday. ♦> They will replay at the same place tomorrow. Jansenites, who started jflth only 10 men were pnWne261 words
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Article116 1970-07-08 18 Dr. Ong Swee Law, handicap 12, won the Island Country Club "A" medal stroke play with a nett 69 yesterday. Behind him was Cheong Thiam Slew (it) who finished with a nett 71." Tlje ballsweep for the first nine went to Goh Kee Song (12) (nett116 words
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Article, Illustration434 1970-07-08 18 ALBERT JOHNSON - ALBERT JOHNSON BY SINGAPORE'S participation in the Commonwealth Games is a "testing ground" for the Republic's young athletes aspiring to stardom. Inche Wok added: "I believe sports can bring better understanding and closer ties among the countries in the world. That is the view of Inche Othman Wok, Social434 words
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Article396 1970-07-08 18 PENANG, Tues. The Bliss was one of the most outstanding workers here today. With Mamat Hassan in the saddle, the five-year-old grey Australian gelding by Gustave Dore did a sparkling gaUop over 3f in 37 2/5 from a starting start. The going was good. The Bliss appears396 words
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Article72 1970-07-08 18 SOUTH CABOLIAN, Tues. Cassius clay, deposed heavyweight champion, will be step into the ring in Charleston for the first time in more than two years when he spars three rounds apiece with two opponents on Thursday night. Clay, 28, who is appealing a 19CS convictionAP - 72 words
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Article33 1970-07-08 18 VIENNA, Tues World welterweight boxing champion Jose Napoles is to meet Austrian Johann Orsolics, the European champion, in a title fight here on Nov. 20, it was announced here today. AFPAFP - 33 words
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Article51 1970-07-08 18 FRANKFURT, Tues. The world's top motor racing drivers are threatening to boycott «ext month's German grand priz unless extra safety measures are taken at the twisting Nurburgring track. The International Racing Drivers Association made their demands in a letter sent yesterday to the West German Automobile51 words
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Advertisement170 1970-07-08 18 a. uermany s oesr FIRST INFASHIO N '.s|^^L. "TWr I* v "1 *tV^^. JBUT 1 '^ntfi^ffy^K INTWNATIONAUY FAMOUS FOR FASHpDNABU SHOES nbeimain LEADING SHOEMAKERS FOR OVER 80 YEARS B^^' BV B^B^ A^ v/^E Sh^^^^bßh B^^fll B\ av BBBB^ V Vaßßh TUBELESS gives you better protection against blow- RW/ liw j170 words
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Advertisement176 1970-07-08 19 1 l^B^ tL #^W^^y% If 1 Talk about harmony! 110 clocks at EXPO7O timepiece that has a of 36,000 vibra--1111 9 WW ttIL It^ 111 9 are all s V nchronlzed by "Ultra High Frequency" tions per hour. Plus it is tested for 360 conm m i radio waves beamed176 words
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Article75 1970-07-08 20 CAIRO, Tues. Thirteen Asians stranded here while trying to get into Britain started a hunger strike today to protest against their plight. They have been living in the transit lounge of Cairo international airport since Sunday. A British Embassy spokesman said he was waiting forAFP - 75 words
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Article71 1970-07-08 20 WASHINGTON, Wed. United States Conscription Director Mr. Curtis Tarr said "sincerity of belief" was the basic criterion for conscientious objections. He sent all local draft boards a memorandum to guide them in deciding whether an applicant for conscientious objector status is sincere a task madeAP - 71 words
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147 1970-07-08 20 ROME, Tues. A oneday general strike due for today was called off following Prime Minister Mariano Rumor's resignation, but there was still no end to Italy's latest political crisis. Mr. Rumor's four-party centre-left Cabinet resigned when the three major trade unions rejectedAP - 147 words
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94 1970-07-08 20 NEW YORK, Tues. William R. McAlpin jr., 39--year-old Rockefeller heir who fell to his death early this year from a Florida hotel, bequeathed a record US$l.5 million to the National Association for Mental Health for the study of hereditary factors of mental illness. McAlpin,AP - 94 words
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Article244 1970-07-08 20 *****09 wins Singapore sweep TICKET number *****09 won the $400,000 first prize in the Singapore Sweep drawn at Wonderland Fair last night. The second prize of $150,000 goes to ticket number *****95. The third prize of $75,000 goes to ticket number *****33. Five jackpot winning numbers ($lO,OOO each) are *****96,244 words
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222 1970-07-08 20 CALCUTTA, Tues— Hindu refugees arriving here from East Pakistan claimed today that they had been forced to leave their homes by a combination of threats, insults, and economic pressure. They were reporting to Federal Indian Petroleum Minister Doctor Triguna Sen, sent here by Prime222 words
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Article46 1970-07-08 20 TOKYO, Tues. Japan will make a full-scale survey of the Straits of Malacca this summer jointly with Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. A memorandum to that effect has been signed with Malaysia, and similar agreements with Singapore and Indonesia are expected shortly. AFPAFP - 46 words
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Article59 1970-07-08 20 BURBANK (CAL), Tues. War hero and film actor Audle Murphy was ordered l>y a judge yesterday to stand trial on charges of assaulting a dog trainer. He was arrested on a complaint by David Gofstein, SI, who said he beat and kicked him in a dispute overAP - 59 words
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244 1970-07-08 20 England level Test series against Rest of the Woja NOTTINGHAM, Tues. England le™ P the series against the Rest of the World by winnmg the second Test by eight wickets at Trent Bridge here today. Brian Luckhurst of Kent and Keith Fletcher of Essex saw them home without loss of244 words
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Article37 1970-07-08 20 NOTTINGHAM, Tues South Africa's Peter Pollock and West ladies' Deryck Murray replace Australia's Graham McKenzie and India's Farokh Engineer in the rest of World side for the third Test at Edgbaston Birmingham starting on Thursday. AFPAFP - 37 words
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169 1970-07-08 20 Commons gets 'no autumn budget' assurance LONDON, Tues. Chancellor of the Exchequer lain Macleod today scotched rumours that he was planning to introduce a supplementary autumn budget. He told the House of Commons that he did not think it was right to take action to stimulate the economy yet. But169 words
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Article55 1970-07-08 20 BOSTON, Tues. A U.S. court of appeals yesterday ruled that the Massachusetts Birth Control Law is unconstitutional. It rejected the State's belief that the law was justified at a reasonable protection of health, under the statute, registered doctors may instruct and prescribe birth control devices and55 words
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Advertisement227 1970-07-08 20 You have the Choice of 24 NEW MODELS Why Look for others? Mercury Now with Thunderbolt ignition across the line. 13% NP 115 HP MHP *5 HP SO HP 40 HP 20 HP 9.1 HP 7'4 HP 4HP j _^^^k_ ,^^^^B_ «^^^A i J J 1 New Thunderbolt tgnition in227 words
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Advertisement103 1970-07-08 20 AN ARTICULATE people, with a chance to make themselves heard this is the essence of democracy. The Singapore Herald will provide articulate Singaporeans with the platform they need. We shall turn over to you, as often as you want it, Column Seven of our back page. We hope Column Seven103 words
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Article, Illustration356 1970-07-08 21 TH E SI NG APORE herald About ourselves VVmO S FRANCIS T.K. WONG, 36 Editor-in-Chief Edited his first publication at the age of 23. Has held senior Journalistic posts ever since. A Nieman Fellow. Pen-names: Huang Tze-chin and Wong TjUik ADELEKOH Featare Editor Formerly a feature writer in Kuala Lumpur.356 words
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Advertisement71 1970-07-08 21 I INSIIE I I ohow to road your HoraM Paga 22 I a Your Saturday I H guMa to was wand laisura acthrtttoa I oWho's who In I H management, I H advertising, I H accounts, H production and dls- tribution Pag« I 23 I I o How your HoraM71 words
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Article255 1970-07-08 22 HOW TO READ YOUR HERALD THE Singapore Herald Is tailormade for Singaporeans. This theme to carried oat consistently In the presentation of the paper. The following notes explain departures front the styles of other papers. e News reports originating in Singapore will not carry datelines (e.g. Singapore, Monday). The words255 words
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Article, Illustration247 1970-07-08 22 And this is your leisure guide THE Singapore Herald will not be published on Sundays, but we shall issue with our Saturday paper a unique magazine. Our Saturday magazine will contain a comprehensive guide to weekend leisure activities. It will enable you to plan on Saturday morning how to get247 words
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Advertisement52 1970-07-08 22 RSH^rw6l R E[R F_K OUALITT I DHCIfeICCC JR HUH j lITE I Til >^ Manufacturers i«| SOFT DRINKS fl^H SQUASHES flHn CORDIALS T^^.t^l; FAMOUS SINCE 1904 < lwAtto%/ > Brand J| I HAII t«ii n m^ so*« Ageott Pony-T»M. R*og*#t Etc Feilo Enterprise Company, IMPORTERS ft EXPORTERS ***** 43, Upp*r52 words
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Miscellaneous285 1970-07-08 23 1*1 n n in management/advertising /accounts iaum lO^FPH JUnii jvwtr n j^m m^mmhmm^h ik^^^^^u AVaVawawawawawawawa^DflQ3ELf«^^^M(&lw^^^HVaflVawawawawawawawaK i-^>-M^(B|HBteE^^^ HAHN, 39 ■*< |y^i^^^^^^^^^B%^^ Managing Director v .;!^^^^^^HKP Formerly manager for South- East Asia of Reuters Ltd., the -->C^- international news agency. As t Reuters' regional chief executive, ■^^^^■H^^^^^^^H^ directed the activities of bureaus285 words
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Article, Illustration165 1970-07-08 24 How you Herald get your I Reporters and photographers gather the news as it happens. Teleprinters pour out stories from around the world. Sub-editors plan the pages and prepare the stories and pictures for publication. Artists produce pictorial work. Stories are punched onto tape and fed into a photo type165 words
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Advertisement118 1970-07-08 25 C^^^ jf" J*** W^MrP^^ ~pif =^=nEsiyf© THE DIPirTVT/^ S^^^ Mt P£2IUNG CPTE LTD K'wHLfl r,B 60. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD SINGAPORE 6 TEL *****«*****«26y30« V BOSCH FOR ABSOLUTE POWER Impact and heat resistant, Bosch Supercompact heavy duty dnlJs in their indestructible super-polyamide housing are doubleinsulated for absolute safety Equipped with the118 words
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147 1970-07-08 26 Six university scholarships and 30 bursaries to be won SINGAPORE lives by the skills of its people. It can grow only if those skills grow. The spread and upgrading of skills is essentially a matter of education. The expansion of opportunities for education is, therefore, a national goal of the147 words
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Article, Illustration222 1970-07-08 26 Other prizes you can win in our competitions A RETURN air fare to Osaka to take in the wonders of Expo 70 a trip to Bali where an ancient culture lives on a swing through the swinging cities of Bangkok, Hongkong, Taipeh, Tokyo and Manila a return fare to Europe.222 words
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Article142 1970-07-08 26 1. Entries will be judged by a committee appointed by The Singapore Herald. 2. Each entry must be accompanied by coupons numbered one to six which will appear sequentially hi The Singapore Herald from Monday, July 13, to Saturday, July 18. The series of coupons will be repented142 words
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Article82 1970-07-08 26 FKIZES:— Six scholarships for a three-year course in any institution of higher learning tor which the Higher School Certificate is an entrance Qualification. TOPIC: A thousand words on any one of the following: The PAP Government good points and bad. Attitudes and forms of behaviour which damage racial harmony82 words
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Article86 1970-07-08 26 PftIZES: Ten bursaries covering the cost of all fees and textbooks for the two years of pre-university •***M*«»Hiifl or for a course of up to two yean in any local institution for which the School Certificate is an entrance fuallflcation. Five hundred words on any one of the86 words
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Article57 1970-07-08 26 FEIZES:— Twenty bursaries covering the cost of «tt lee* and textbooks for- the remaining years of the entrant's education up to Secondary Four PLUS $200 in the case of Secondary Three students and $100 in the case of Secondary Two students. TOPIC:— Five hundred words57 words
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Article, Illustration824 1970-07-08 27 Measuring up to It Singapore's needs ADVERTISERS invited to take space in the Singapore Herald naturally will ask: Is there room for another English-language daily in Singapore enough room for the new paper to achieve a circulation that would make it a worthwhile advertising medium? The answer depends, of course,824 words
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Article88 1970-07-08 27 THE print area of the Singapore Herald measures 20" x 7 columns. We decided on this size for easier handling in these days of smaller homes and the increasing use of public mass transit systems. You pay for only 140 column inches for a full page, against 17688 words
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Advertisement306 1970-07-08 27 youjj[the y^ddthe planting m /agents for aeroflot *Operating twice a week from Singapore to Moscow with connection from Moscow to I all cities in Europe. 1 1 j Direct flights from Moscow I 1 to Montreal, New York 1 I and Tokyo j *Once a week via Delhi |H *Once306 words
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