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Title Section14 1970-08-04 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 12 Singapore Tuesday. August 4, 1970 MC(P) 2207 15 CENTS14 words
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191 1970-08-04 1 Gen. Prapas: We have gentleman's agreement with Cambodia BANGKOK, Mon. Thailand and Cambodia have a "Gentleman's Agreement" allowing Thai forces to enter Cambodian territory if Thailand's security is directly threatened by Vietcong or North Vietnamese troops, the Thai DeputyPremier General Prapas Charusathien revealed today. He told the Bangkok Post newspaper191 words
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Article, Illustration544 1970-08-04 1 PETER ONG - Back to work at AMI PETER ONG Story by Pictures by THE STRIKE at Associated Motor Industries m Jurong is over. The 360 strikers resumed work this morning following an order yesterday from the Minister for Labour to refer the dispute to the Industrial Arbitration Court. The workers downed toolsPHILIP TAN - 544 words
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Article, Illustration7 1970-08-04 1 4 hurt as car dives into ravine7 words
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IN BRIEF
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Article44 1970-08-04 1 PARIS, Mon. French scientists exploedd a lowpower nuclear device m the atmosphere above Fangataufa Lagoon m the Pacific on Sunday, the Defence Ministry announced. The test was the seventh m the current series for perfection of the French hydrogen bomb.44 words
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Article29 1970-08-04 1 Prince Souvanna Phouma, the Laotian Prime Minister, today received a personal letter from Pathet Lao leader Prince Souphanouvong from the Prince's special envoy to Vientiane, Prince Soukvongsak. AFPAFP - 29 words
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Article33 1970-08-04 1 Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said he believes that if President John Kennedy had lived to seek and win reelection m 1964, he would have withdrawn American forces from South Vietnam. APAP - 33 words
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Article30 1970-08-04 1 A Cambodian colonel has confirmed that American Phantom jets are flying m direct support of Cambodian troops, but a U.S. Command spokesman here disclaimed any knowledge of it. APAP - 30 words
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Article33 1970-08-04 1 The first court case m Sinhala, Ceylon's official language, was filed today at Gampaha, 20 miles north of Colombo. Fore more than 150 years, court proceedings have been held m English. AFPAFP - 33 words
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202 1970-08-04 1 150 police lured by better pay into private firms ABOUT 150 policemen have resigned from the Singapore Force m the past seven months to join private firms. The constables have been quitting the force at an average of four a month m the eight police divisions m Singapore. A police202 words
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Article50 1970-08-04 1 BANGKOK, Mom. The Thai Prime Minister, Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn today rejected a suggestion by a deputy that former liberal Premier Pridi Panomyong be allowed to return to Thailand after a 23-year exile. Mr. Pridi now lives m Paris, after spending 22 years m China. AFPAFP - 50 words
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Article24 1970-08-04 1 PARIS, Mon. Mr. David Bruce, new chief delegate of the U.S. delegation to the Vietncm peace talks, flew m here today.24 words
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Article159 1970-08-04 1 SAIGON, Mon. South Vietnamese Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam announced this morning that he had decided to "accept the resignation of the consul general m New Delhi, Mr. Phan Trong Nham, as a disciplinary measure." Mr. Lam, explaining his decision at a Press conference, emphasized that159 words
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Article93 1970-08-04 1 TOKYO, Mon. Prime Minister Eisakn Sato's Covernment, alarmed by increasing contamination of Japan's rivers, will order greater restrictions against releasing polluted water into them. Informed sources said the Order, to be made on Friday, will stipulate that anyone who intends to release into rivers more than sfl cubic93 words
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Miscellaneous13 1970-08-04 1 WEATHER forecast for Singapore from tM a.m. to noon today: Isolated showers. r13 words
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Article86 1970-08-04 2 CONCLUDING a three-part Herald series designed to provide helpful answers to the question: "What's it like m the Army? PART ONE dealt with the physical and mental preparations young men should make m anticipation of call-up. PART TWO recounted the experiences of National Servicemen at various86 words
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Article1142 1970-08-04 2 Things that rub the wrong way... By Singapore Herald Staff Reporters THE Singapore Armed Forces are barely three years old. Like all complex organisations established on a "crash** basis, SAF has done a fair amount of muddling through. The Ministry of Interior and Defence, it is generally granted, has done1,142 words
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THE SINGAPORE HERALD
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Article405 1970-08-04 2 MRS. Golda Meir's tardiness m giving Israel's official acceptance of the Rogers plan adds weight to Arab claims that Israel is less than sincere about the new proposals. Nevertheless, Israel's hesitancy is understandable from a military point of view. Many Israelis do not want to405 words
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Article186 1970-08-04 2 THE view of the Singapore Taxi-Drivers Association on the taxi-stop pilot scheme needs to be considered though it is far too early to pass judgment on the experiment as a whole. The cabbies naturally want to -be allowed to drop and pick up passengers where they please.186 words
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Article108 1970-08-04 2 I think all army drivers should go for a driving test either at Maxwell Rd. or Queenstown Driving School. Many accidents involve army trucks driven by reckless drivers. On July 26, while I was m my car on the way to town, I saw an108 words
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Article78 1970-08-04 2 Teachers and money I REFER to the letter by "Ex-Teacher" who resigned from the profession to eater Industry for more pay. I feel we are better off without such teachers whose mam Incentive is remumeration. The teaching profession is a time honoured one which should be a dedicated task involving78 words
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Article24 1970-08-04 2 ODD FULL marks for Francis Wong's article on "Hair and the Hippie." Democracy needs the Herald keep it up! TONY WONG Cwealth Drive, a.24 words
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Article140 1970-08-04 2 SINGAPORE today is really a paradise of wine, women and song. We have night clubs, which are second to none, plastered all over the city, and "floorshows". Singapore has caught up fast with the ways of the West couples cuddle, fondle, hug and kiss m140 words
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Article98 1970-08-04 2 THE OTHER day, I was approached by a little boy who asked me for bus fare money, saying that he had lost it. I gave him the money and walked away. Out of curiosity, I turned around and saw the boy asking money from another person!98 words
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Article, Illustration235 1970-08-04 3 Fishing boat sinks at j ett y THREE GET DUCKING WHILE ASLEEP THE taikong and his two-man crew got a ducking m their sleep when their fishing boat sprang a leak and sank at 4 a.m. yesterday. The vessel, Wah Seng (Success) had berthed alongside the Fisheries Department jetty m235 words
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303 1970-08-04 3 'Report for duty' order to WATCH games NATIONAL Servicemen m the Special Constabulary were ordered last Saturday to report for duty as SPECTATORS at an athletic meet and got -t paid for it. The men received letters asking them to attend the second S.G. athletic meet at Farrer Park. The303 words
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104 1970-08-04 3 ASIAN advertising men nave one Mg problem how to get the message across to Ike Asian masses. And oae way to solve the problem Is to base advertisements on Asian Bteratnre and ealtnre, said Mr. A.S. Peerbbey, chairman of the Seventh Asian104 words
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Article72 1970-08-04 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Hon. Acting Prime Minister Tun Abdul Raxak will open the fifth council meeting of the Commonwealth Medical Association at the Dewan Tunku Abdul Rahman here tomorrow. The Singapore Medical Association and the Malayan Medical Association will be the Joint hosts of the five-day72 words
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95 1970-08-04 3 GUPPY breeders who wish to win world-wide fame at the 17th International Guppy Show m West Berlin have 18 more days to send m their entries. The Singapore Aquarists' Society will select entries for the show on Aug. 23. .Members have to pay95 words
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202 1970-08-04 3 A NEW school for non-Singa-poreans is to be buflt by September next year to replace St. John's, the British Army school. To be called the Singapore International Secondary School,' it will be the subject of discussions between a group comprising Lord Hankey.202 words
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Article46 1970-08-04 3 SEREMBAN, Mon. The polke anti-vice section has picked up 104 girts from various hotels and massage parlours here since May this year. The officer m charge, woman inspector HaHmah An, told reporters that four of them were under the age of 18.46 words
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328 1970-08-04 3 TEACHER'S ROLE... A MONITOR OF LEARNING THERE will be an increased use of the mass media for educational purposes m the future, but the teacher will not be replaced. Instead, the teacher's function will be changed to that of a "monitor of learning" teaching328 words
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Miscellaneous56 1970-08-04 3 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker s* WE I I BOY* §4 ANP OUT ffl I MOW'P tT MB 6AW A GWL. /WHAT y TALKED MIM OF WAX*, JUPO V WAPPBHIJ I M6ADJN6 IM M» t\ iDflMtf? TO A COUHSe^ AM? ME V-^O<_yl JUMPED OPF rMg VI _^j RVC6 AND FNAUY56 words
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156 1970-08-04 4 Plans to reduce air pollution in Jurong JURONG Town Corporation is taking several measures to reduce air pollution m its industrial areas. A JTC spokesman said yesterday although the situation is not that serious m the case of woodworking and sawmill industries, it could go bad if unchecked. The spokesman156 words
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Article53 1970-08-04 4 IPOH, Mon. Perak hopes to complete resettling 7,000 residents along the border with Thailand m three months, the Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Kamaruddin said today. He said the resettling will start as soon as the National Operations Council the nations executive body m the current emergency53 words
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Article, Illustration283 1970-08-04 4 Coping with the demands of home and career fjD#[jj)n fin A-aS^Yrx irn nin 11 l iii Tgjfcwr 1 lit THE doormat wife is dead. The modern young lady sees marriage as a relationship built on equality and mutual respect. And she realises that those words are hollow if she is283 words
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310 1970-08-04 4 TAN MAY LIN - Bersatu Padu secret out: 110 down with malaria TAN MAY LIN By ONE of the best kept secrets of the Bersatu Padu exercise has just leaked out 110 soldiers went down with malaria during the five-nation defence manoeuvres which ended m June. One hundred and four of them were from310 words
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159 1970-08-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister of Justice, Dato Ganie Gilong today assured the people of Sabah that the result of the current nationwide census would not be used to impose further taxes. "I am a little surprised that certain sections of the public159 words
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109 1970-08-04 4 THE management of tke Katong-Bedok Bus Service has agreed to discuss the claims of the company's workers with officials of the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation on Wednesday morning. The decision was made after a meeting of representative* of the management, union and Labour109 words
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Article50 1970-08-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Abdul Rashid Ahmad, 24, was sentenced to two months' jail by the Sessions Court here today for possessing 47 packets of Indian hemp. Earlier, 53-year-old Tv Tiow, was fined $200 for possessing opium-smoking utensils. Tv, who had two previous convictions, pleaded guilty.50 words
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242 1970-08-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Asean countries have agreed not to increase the budget for a regional tourism drive next year because Thailand is unable to meet increased expenditure. Finance and tourism officials of the five member countries reached the agreement m a three-day meeting which ended242 words
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Article52 1970-08-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mrs. Zakaria Balgarib (formerly Shirle Gordon), who was refused entry into Singapore last Thursday, told a Press conference today that she was suing the Singapore Government. Director of the Malaysian Sociological Research Institute, Mrs. Balgarib said she had been assured of permanent stay52 words
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Miscellaneous85 1970-08-04 4 THE DIARY 9 a.m.— 2 p.m.: Sale of stuffed animals at Sunnyway Kindergarten, Balmoral Park. 2.39 p.m. 19 p.m.: Photo exhibition at Tiong Bahru Community Centre, Eu Chin Street. 7 19 p.m.: At National Theatre Club (First floor) 7 p.m. Indian dance; 8 p.m. Oriental Dance and Malay drama. 785 words
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Miscellaneous75 1970-08-04 4 Road (between Jalan Novena Barat and Kampong Chai Heng) and Trevose Cresent (between Dalkeith Road and Kheam Hoc£ Road). 7.3a p.m.: Film show at Kampong Glam Community Centre, Beach Road. 7.3t p.m.: Dressmaking exhibition at Pek Kio Community Centre, Cambridge Road. 7.3t p.m.: Film show at Manila Street Community Centre75 words
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183 1970-08-04 5 BROTHERS FINED FORA 'GRUDGE' ATTACK ON POLICEMAN TWO brothers were fined m the Eighth Court yesterday for assaulting a policeman at the Public Health Department quarters m Bedok Road. Krishnasamy and Lachumanan Govindasamy, 21, both PUB labourers, were fined $400 and $40, respectively, after they admitted attacking Pc V. Chellasamy183 words
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260 1970-08-04 5 Provocation: Life terms cut for two who killed THE Appeal Court yesterday reduced life terms for two brothers to five years' jail each. Mannan Bedayan, 28, and Krishnan Bedayan, 19, were convicted on April 27 of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Manan with a knife, and his brother, who260 words
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Article73 1970-08-04 5 TEO Joo, 70, found injured outside his Weld Road house on July 19, died of bronchopneumonia the next day, a coroner's court was told yesterday. The coroner recorded a verdict of "death by natural causes." ODD ART EXHIBITION MR. C.C. Kee, chairman of the Council of Ngee73 words
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Article154 1970-08-04 5 SINGAPOREANS will have a chance to see a stamp that started a war m which thousands were killed. The stamp, issued by the Dominican Republic la ISM, shows the Dominican boundary exteadlng into territory claimed by Haiti. The resalt an ■■declared war between the154 words
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Article, Illustration235 1970-08-04 5 Half pint each from 22 first time blood donors from ACS TWENTY-TWO preuniversity Anglo-Chinese School students donated half pint of blood each for the first time yesterday. Many more wanted to do so, but their parents refused to give their consent. They thought their children's health and studies would be235 words
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Article114 1970-08-04 5 Stocks up thanks mainly to SAF THE Blood Transfusion Service's reserve stocks of all blood groups now stands at 841 units— thanks to 867 donations last week. The Singapore Armed Forces donated 616 units during the period. The Blood Transfusion Service air-conditioned Mobile Blood Bank or Mobile Team will be114 words
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Article51 1970-08-04 5 KOTA KINABALU, Mon. Sabah has issued orders to all local authorities to change street names into Malay by the end of 1970, a spokesman said today. This was In line with the State's policy to make Malay the sole official language m Sabah by 1973, he51 words
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Advertisement145 1970-08-04 5 BffJS IOW t0 iear K^WsOUNDSCENE-all the music you want to hear -is here. H iff as ked for are the men you I jill asked for, henceforth to be fE^^yj Roger's programme is called, Q and he'll cover the whole Jm \T shows, the big bands, jazz, IJ Fit folk,145 words
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Miscellaneous892 1970-08-04 5 P^T^ 17 iradl(s) channel 5* TONIGHT'S |9V"^^^iHL. MllmmUiMKatili lodCmnl B/ lataJ l^M XJt For tae Fa ailly (Malay) f a^a^B^HaVk^r^^^^B^B^B^B^Bßfl S.St Diary of EveaU ia Slagapore This Wf^^^k Week (Malay) W^^^^M XSS It's Happealag la Siagaaore (Malay. r/T^ytoa Place (repeat) CHANNEL 3 S.M daae. ••M Oaealag Aaaoaace meats and Space892 words
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Article64 1970-08-04 6 KOTA KINABALU, Mon. The Muslim Welfare Association of Malaysia hopes to recruit Muslim missionaries from Taiwan and the United Arab Republic to spread the Islamic religion among the Chinese m Sabah. Secretary of the Association, Dato (Dr.) Omar Din disclosing this here today said that it was64 words
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Article274 1970-08-04 6 MALAY school teachers have accepted m principle the idea of "national-type" schools. Agreement was reached at an extraordinary general meeting of the Malay Teachers' Union last 1 week. Disclosing this today, the Secretary General of the MTU, Inche Wan Hussin, said the "National-type" schools would use274 words
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110 1970-08-04 6 SECURITY Chief Linfield Wilson appeared m court again yesterday on arms charges. The case against Wilson, who first appeared m court on July 21, was postponed by the Ninth Magistrate to Friday, when it will be transferred to a district court. Deputy Public Prosecutor110 words
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109 1970-08-04 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mob. There are 12,Mt handicapped people registered with the Ministry of Social Welfare. Bat their treatment is held up by a shortage of specialists. This was stated here today by Assistant Director of Social Welfare, Mr. Cheong Weng Choon, In a speech109 words
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Article, Illustration197 1970-08-04 6 OIL seekers off the coast are really getting down to it these days deep, deep, down. And yesterday they got a little help from their friends m Houston, Texas. This science-fiction looking machine will help them get to the bottom of some of their problems. It's197 words
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Article200 1970-08-04 6 THE body of National Serviceman Seah Yik Yeo was "a health hazard" and had to be quickly buried, an assistant pathologist said yesterday. The pathologist said he had advised a "quick burial" also because he had supplied marine police with sufficient information to identify the200 words
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Article298 1970-08-04 6 THE Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday ordered the management of Wisma Garden Coffee House to reinstate 11 employees dismissed on July 1 this year. The company was also ordered to pay the workers from the date of their dismissal. The Court directed the company to start298 words
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125 1970-08-04 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mob. Delegates from Singapore, Malaysia and seven other countries today began a 12-day conference to discuss the weather. The meeting the fifth session of the Regional Association of the United Natiods World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) was opened by Labour Minister, Tan Sri.125 words
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Advertisement193 1970-08-04 6 r- SIMULTANEOUS OPENING THURSDAY BBMf ODEON CATHAY HP (SINGAPORE) (KUALA LUMPUR) |9* I MORE EXCITING THAN If TODAY'S HIJACKING HEADLINES! t) flf The motion picture that W I SMASHED all records flB M Mm/W M\ m Europe! XT THE SICILIAN CLAIM M>CI^|rwftwwbAHEII«VERI€U>.JACQUBESTRWS *"**|JgAKQAWW 1 I AUMHDELOnI I LIWO VEHTURA~I gSk193 words
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254 1970-08-04 7 Timber quality check under study by Govt THE Government is considering the introduction of an inspection system to control the quality of sawn timber for export. The inspection will be done at IS bundling yards instead of the present check grading at the sawmills. Representatives of the Sawmfllers' Association and254 words
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Article, Illustration1048 1970-08-04 7 A dragon in the spare room: No, not your ma-in-law ANIMAL CRACKERSHOTELS WITH HEART... TV FARE THE Irish love their donkeys and the Englishman's best friend is his spaniel— even his Queen's castle is a doghouse. She keeps the corgis there. But Singaporeans seems to be captivated by more exotic1,048 words
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Article, Illustration151 1970-08-04 7 OFFICIAL OPENING ON FRIDAY SINGAPORE'S per capita consumption of electricity has doubled m the past six years from 408 kilowatthours m 1963 to 820 last year, increasing at an average rate of 12.6 per cent annually. Industrial use of electricity alone has increased at the151 words
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Article268 1970-08-04 7 A DOCTOR told the High Court yesterday that a former taxi-driver was suffering from a relapse of schlxophxenia (split personality) when he killed his favourite daughter at their Rifle Range Road home on April 27 last year. Ng Ser Hal, 34, nit Meng Suan, 11, on the268 words
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221 1970-08-04 7 TAXI drivers are gathering evidence to try and prove that the city's new pilot taxi scheme is a poor idea. The 4,000-strong Singapore Taxi Drivers' Association has sent out photographers to the taxi stops and asked its members to submit reports. They will then221 words
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939 1970-08-04 8 Sir Alec sees Reds round the Simonstown map Britain and the Cape PETER COLE-ADAMS, London^ IN THE controversy now raging over the proposed sale of British arms to South Africa, the loudest dissenting voices have belonged to those opposed to such sales on moral grounds. Some are against Britain having939 words
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Article, Illustration435 1970-08-04 8 JOHN MILLER, Cape Town SOUTH Africa has decided to soft pedal on the issue of buying arms from Britain and to push quietly instead for a review of the controversial Simonstown Agreement. This decision has been reached by the Cabinet435 words
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205 1970-08-04 8 THE extent to which the fisheries agreement signed between the Soviet Government and Mauritius might conflict with the AngloMauritian defence agreement of 1968 is now under urgent study by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. The full text of the fishing pact is now205 words
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Advertisement106 1970-08-04 8 w happen yt V MM I -■3^a!Sß I I B* ill i Mm m^^^^MMim^n^^^^^nw V RtlV^^^ ill L^k^^4t f *mm MM CJLUMS FREIE omtMtwc WIEKS /Vom «mp un/»7 ft* August we're celebrating WILLOW week exclusively at. C. K. Tang with many "Specials" for you. The Christian Dior Rose Set consisting106 words
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Miscellaneous127 1970-08-04 8 BLONDIE By Chic Young JJJJJ UJ-Li-IJJ Ii 1 llt l|||( WHAT YOU V^MTI Illf WHY, THAT* J| pWWiEnri IX Ye NEVSft EVEN \l 1 1 1 1 I AIM 'V. ISA AMAZIN©.' Jjr HEARD OF I 1 TO HANS a\v©^ l£ I fiSft^^V F *&s£! /O££?S£ MOW Ol X T^i_127 words
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662 1970-08-04 9 BRUCE GRANT - Australia faces dilemma over foreign policy BRUCE GRANT Aussips all at sea VHERE will Australian foreign licy look to the Indian Ocean, nth-East Asia 6r the Pacific? is a global trader and an island itinent between the Indian Ocean and the cific Ocean, Australia has an interest m I security662 words
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311 1970-08-04 9 SHIGENOBI INOUE, Tokyo SOUTH Korea has succeeded m serving Japan's affirmation of an ideality of security interest m the form new aid commitments. In the joint communique adopted at the fourth Japan-South Korea ministerial conference held m Seoul between July 21 and 23, Japan311 words
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Article, Illustration80 1970-08-04 9 THE PICK OF Punch Selected from the famous British magazine "After an enchanting night with stars hanging like diamonds from a velvet sky, we'll have about 250 miles to walk over sun-kissed golden sands." "You really must stop spoiling that bird, Arthur." "We started m a small way with 15080 words
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Advertisement128 1970-08-04 9 Champion Motors m conjunction with the Singapore Herald present the "win a Beetle contest" Entry forms are availabb from the VW girls who are touring Singapore, Champion Motors and the Singapore Herald. Right now there are girls driving the most hipped -^OQfIHHHH ■■J^t^M. U P Beetles this island has ever128 words
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Article324 1970-08-04 10 sgddhjh'kl SUHARTO ORDERS GENERALS AND TOP OFFICIALS TO DECLARE ASSETS JAKARTA, Mon. President Suharto today issued a decree ordering all Armed Forces officers of the rank of brigadier-general and above and all high-ranking civil servants to register their private property with the Government. The decree followed mountingAFP - 324 words
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Article166 1970-08-04 10 THE BOX TOKYO, Mas. A new trtiMi has sprung op In Japan recently the catching and breeding of ■cedes, drageafltes, batterflies etc. These and other Insects have afl bat disappeared In the ettfes dne to air and water contamination. Bat school biology teachers tiaflnae to give sammer vacation homework la166 words
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Article, Illustration138 1970-08-04 10 OVER TIE BRIDGE TO FREEDOM AFTER 34 MONTHS IN PEKING PRISON HONGKONG, Mob. British engineet George Watt, released by China yesterday after 14 months la a Peking prises on spy charges, remained m police-guarded seclusion la hospital today. Police were stationed at both ends of the corridor leading to his138 words
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Article52 1970-08-04 10 INVASION OF RATS NAPLES, Mon. Residents of central Naples left their beds last night to drive off packs of large rats scavenging m the open m streets around San Carlo Theatre. The packs are described here as an advance guard of a famished multitude which poses a dangerous threat to52 words
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Article56 1970-08-04 10 HAILEY (Idaho), Mon.- A young couple, driving to their honeymoon from a Justice of the Peace's office after being married, was killed last night m a traffic accident. Mike Richter, 21, and the former Cynthia Davis, 19, were headed to the nearby Sun Valley56 words
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Article, Illustration145 1970-08-04 10 Wilson sells his 'inside story' for a fortune LONDON, Mon. Ex-Premier Harold Wilson will get £100,000 for the story of his six years at 10 Downing Street. The figure was given m today's edition of the tabloid daily The Sun. The sum is more than Mr. Wilson's Prime Ministerial salaryAP - 145 words
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Article41 1970-08-04 10 NEW YORK, Mon- A 36--year-old Pakistani seaman was arrested m an alleged attempt to smuggle one kilogram of hashish into the United States. A search of the seamen's cabins on abord the m.s. Ockensell turned up the hashish. ODD41 words
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Article48 1970-08-04 10 FT. MACPHERSON (Georgia) Mon.—An attorney for one of the soldiers charged is the alleged massacre at My Lai says the. U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is conducting a well roganised and highly secret campaign to destroy the credibility of the 12 men accused m the case.48 words
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Article65 1970-08-04 10 SAIGON, Mon. Mai. -Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Loan, the former National Police chief who startled the world by executing a Vietcong prisoner on a Saigon street during the 1968 Tet offensive, was named today as a Special Assistant m the South Vietnamese Defence Ministry. The general's newAP - 65 words
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281 1970-08-04 10 Russians heading for new clash on China border MOSCOW, Mon. The Soviet Union has embarked on a high-risk policy of island reclamation m Far Eastern rivers bordering China, one of Asia's most volatile frontiers. Its announced purpose is agriculture, but ft could spark a dangerous confrontation between the two CommunistAP - 281 words
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151 1970-08-04 10 KAMPALA, Mon Foreign companies wishing to withdraw from Uganda following the announcement of compulsory purchase by the State of 60 per cent of their shares should "get out quickly," President Milton Obote told a public rally here today. The Government could notAFP - 151 words
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242 1970-08-04 10 PRETORIA, Mon. Twenty Africans appeared m the Supreme Court here today on charges under the Terrorism Act. They are charged with taking part m terrorist activities between June 1962 and May 1970, both m South Africa and outside the country. The State hasAFP - 242 words
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Advertisement234 1970-08-04 10 HoW To Drift a BagaiN I I _mT 1 jL. M^^^^ I 1. Step into your nearest Ford dealer's showroom and look 2. When the salesman approaches you, act nonchalant, then tell casually around as if you don't really want to buy anything. him you're looking for a good-size family234 words
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Article, Illustration447 1970-08-04 11 NASSER DEFENDS HIS POLICY Iraq ticked off: Why don 't you stand and fight? NASSER DEFENDS HIS POLICY CAIRO, Mon. President Nasser last night confirmed the widening rift m the Arab world caused by the acceptance by some and the rejection by others of the latest American plan for MiddleAP - 447 words
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Article40 1970-08-04 11 BOMBAY, Mon. Customs men seized 419 bundles of ganja weighing 34,0001 b from a store m Bhiwandi, 35 miles from Bombay. The consignment was valued at U*****,000 and hidden m sacks of onions to kfll the smell. ODD40 words
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Article33 1970-08-04 11 HONGKONG, Mon. China and Southern Yemen have signed m Aden a protocol to the agreement on the economic and technical cooperation between the two countries, New China News Agency reported. AFPAFP - 33 words
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Article25 1970-08-04 11 CAIRO, Mon. The Chief of the Soviet Air Force, Marshal Pavel Kutakhov, flew m here over the weekend aboard a special aircraft.25 words
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204 1970-08-04 11 Over the Hump, or the other face of America WASHINGTON, Mon.— The first of 400 poor, predominantly black Mississippi five-year-olds, most of whom had never seen a doctor or a dentist until this year, have began arriving here for longdelayed and badly needed treatment. It's the end of a longAP - 204 words
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162 1970-08-04 11 WASHINGTON, Mob. Jean-Jacques ServaiSchreiber of France said yesterday that Presides* Nixon received only limited -military advice before he seat American troops into Cambodia. The scope of advice was not appropriate for a democratic power, the writer politician suggested, aid said It indicated howAP - 162 words
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Article, Illustration129 1970-08-04 11 A GROUND crewman at Miami airport gives the thumbs-up signal for the hijacked Pan-American Airways Boeing-747 Jumbo jet to start moving. The plane carrying 3tt passengers had arrived from Havana, where it had been forced to fly by a lone hijacker armed with a pistol. TheAP - 129 words
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Advertisement91 1970-08-04 11 10< off MILO Look for this special Milkmaid label. Now you save ten cents on 14 oz. Milo P^^=='^j<^J every time you buy a tin of Milkmaid Milk. MIT KTVIAIPu Just cut tne wnole Milkmaid label and use it to buy Milo. I i^iSiacwS^ D Each label entitles you to91 words
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275 1970-08-04 12 BUSINESS /COMMERCE/COMMODITIES/ From John Richards LONDON, Mob. The Port of London Authority is expected to propose at least a n% per cent rise m port charges next month when the Devlin Stage II pay and productivity agreements for Londont 16,500 dock workers275 words
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Article82 1970-08-04 12 OSAKA, Japan, Mob. Unltika Limited announced it has developed a device to contain or keep off oil spills •ad waste oil cast from mm. The device, known as "Seafence", is a screen of resin-treated nylon fabric cylinders, fastened Mt after another with nylon rapes, sad kept aloft with82 words
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525 1970-08-04 12 WASHINGTON, Mon. Two Republican Senators said yesterday that a bill to curb criminal use of foreign bank accounts could lead to personal strip-down searches of people at U.S. ports aad to government inspection of first-class mail. "These sections may be unconstitutional, declared SenatorsAP - 525 words
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Article172 1970-08-04 12 Japanese resources centre From S Inoue, Tokyo JAPAN'S Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MIT1) has drafted a plan to establish as "Overseas Resources Development Planning Centre" is Tokyo to ensure smooth supply of raw materials for Japanese industry and assist developing nations m exploiting their natural resources. MITI's plan172 words
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Advertisement464 1970-08-04 12 <PTI> tTD. THE FURTHER EXPANSION OF OUR ORGANIZATION CREATES THE UNDERMENTIONED OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONSCIENTIOUS YOUNG MEN OF INTEGRITY AND INITIATIVE TO JOIN OUR ENTHUSIASTIC INSPECTION STAFF:--i) INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHER/INSPECTOR The successful candidate will have had considerable and varied experience m the field of Industrial Radiography and other non-destructive testing and inspection464 words
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Article104 1970-08-04 13 MALAYSIA PAKISTAN TRADE TALKS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia and Pakistan today began Ministerial talks here on expanding two-way trade. The Pakistani delegation, which arrived yesterday, was led by Minister for Health, Labour, Family Planning and Welfare Services, Dr. A. M. Malik. The acting Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Abdul104 words
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95 1970-08-04 13 Vietnamese piastre to be devalued? NEW YORK, Mob. Newsweek magazine predicted yesterday that the South Vietnamese Government would soon yield to United States urging aud devalue its currency. The magazine's Periscope section said that uuder the new system, the piastre would be exchanged officially at about 235 to the U.S.95 words
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Article1326 1970-08-04 13 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE KEY Closing buyer* and sellers' prices arc followed by the business done. Figures, m brackets denote traded lots m I.ooo's. When the price is not followed by a figure m brackets, it means only a single lot of 1.000 shares was1,326 words
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Article66 1970-08-04 13 (Managers' prices for Aug. 4) B. S. ASIA UNIT TRUSTS MaL Invt. Fund 1.15 1.20 MaL Progress Fund 1.00 1.05 CHARTERED UNIT TRUSTS Singapore Growth Growth Fund 1.03 1.08 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Second B. S. Singapore 1.78xd Third Singapore 1.18 The Commerce Ind. Fund .96 1-01 The Saving66 words
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Article375 1970-08-04 13 THE cogent warnings of Mr George M. Ferris Jr. against manipulation of and speculation on new issues seem to have fallen on deaf ears. Yesterday saw a further rise m the prices of Sentosa and Lien Hoe, from $1.79 to $2.05 and from $1.80 to $1.98 respectively. These375 words
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Article451 1970-08-04 13 RUBBER 51V4 cents a Ib. (unchanged). A new recent low of 50-% cents was traded for RSS 1 August during the morning period. Shortcovering interest stemmed the decline and levels struggled upwards until the. end of the morning trading. Isolated meagre bids for physicals were affected by sellers' at451 words
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Article, Illustration260 1970-08-04 13 PEOLE in business GREEN COLLIER, rubber brokers, have appointed MR. D. G. MITCHELL manager of their Kuala Lumpur office. Mr. Mitchell was a broker for 10 years on the Singapore/ Malaysian market before his departure for England m 1965. A keen sportsman, he was a member of the Singapore water-polo260 words
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Article13 1970-08-04 13 SYDNEY and HONGKONG markets were closed yesterday, (first Monday of August).13 words
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Article55 1970-08-04 13 OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION announced a dividend of nine per cent plus a bonus of seven per cent A special bonus of another two per cent was also declared. This makes a total distribution of 18 per cent for IM9 compared to IS per cent for IMB. The dividends55 words
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Article52 1970-08-04 13 STORE— MALAYSIA The Association of Banks m Malaysia-Singapore made no changes m its merchant rates yesterday. OO LONDON Yesterday's noon buying/ selling rates, quoted to one sterling unit United States 2.3907/09; Canada 2.4535/45; Canada Cross 97.40/45; West Germany 8.6790/820; Netherlands 8.6100/30; Switzerland 10.2915/45; Belgium 118.64/ 69; France 13.1970/2000;52 words
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306 1970-08-04 13 Japanese invest in $3mil. Jnronn sawmill BOMBAY Trading, an old Singapore firm, is setting up a $3-million sawmill m Jurong m partnership with a Japanese company. The Japanese partner, Oji Mokuzai, is a subsidiary of Oji Paper Company which is reputed to be the third biggest paper and pulp maker306 words
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Article75 1970-08-04 13 TOKYO, Mon. Senor Manuel Perez Guerrero, secretary-general of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), arrived here today for talks with Japanese Government officials on aid to developing countries and other related subjects. Japanese officials said Senor Guerrero will meet Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi, International75 words
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Article155 1970-08-04 13 FRANKFURT, Mon.— Sir Eric Wyndham White, the new president of International Overseas Services, the Geneva-based mutual fund, told a West German newspaper today that talks on the formation of an international banking group to support lOS had failed. Negotiations with a group of international banks had been155 words
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Article154 1970-08-04 13 (Closing paid prices m yen, with previous day's m brackets) The market was firm yesterday as selective buying spread to all sections. Prices moved higher m active trading m the morning. The uptrend was maintained m the afternoon after a pause caused by profit-taking at the end154 words
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Article375 1970-08-04 13 AMSTERDAM Internationals opened firmer yesterday but Hoogovens and Unilever closed easier, and .Royal Dutch, Aku and Philips steadied. Plantations were easier, and shippings were mixed. KLM Airlines eased. In leading industrials, Heineken, Fokker, Ford and Byenkort firmed. Leadings banks, and investment funds were steady. Among insurances Amev was375 words
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Article225 1970-08-04 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Burma took full points by beating India 2-0 m their group "A" match m the Merdeka Tournament tonight. This is Burma's second victory m the group. Two nights ago, they beat Western Australia 1-0. As for India, it was their second defeat and225 words
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Article, Illustration463 1970-08-04 14 SEAH CHIANG NEE - Aussies chalk up 3-1 win oyer Vietnam SEAH CHIANG NEE MERDEKA SOCCER KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Western Australia grabbed their first points m the Merdeka Cup tournament with a 3--1 victory over South Vietnam here tonight. Smarting from their 1-0 defeat by Burma last Saturday, the Australians made maximum use of463 words
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Article113 1970-08-04 14 CEYLON Sports Club beat Rubber Sports Club 'A' m the first Junior Inter-Club Medley Billiards Competition last night at the Aston Recreation Club by two matches to one. The Ceylonese team started off well, when their three-ball player G. Fernando beat his opponent Jimmy Ng by113 words
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439 1970-08-04 14 R. NATHAN - Now it's HK's day at regional shoot meet R. NATHAN Hongkong not highly rated hi the championships forged to the forefront when they won both the individual and team gold medals m the small bore rifle prone event. They were the second team to create an upset m this championships.439 words
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Article142 1970-08-04 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Singapore today reversed their poor performance at the intervarsity games, winning m volleyball, hockey and women's table tennis. The Singapore table tennis girts beat Hong Kong University 3-0, with Margaret Teng and Yeo Chiew Noi winning their single matches m straight sets.142 words
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Article43 1970-08-04 14 SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association will hold their annual open athletics meet at Fairer Park Athletic Centre 00 Aug. U (2.30 p.m.). Aug. IS (7.30 a.m. »nd 2.30 p.m.) and Aug. 16 (2.15 p.m.). Puan Noor Aiahah will give away the prizes.43 words
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Miscellaneous56 1970-08-04 14 sTiTT^MHaI SBV r A -^^^^a^^H mj^^^^^^^^^ftj BOCCER: Div. 2A Bakat Baru v SCC (Padaag); RAF Chaagi vs STB (Geylaag), TBA v kolam Ayer; ISBC v Police; Duamaa Poioeers v Arsenal (All at Parrer Park). RUGBY: Div. 2 Schools finalt (People's Association, S p.m.). BUlares: Jusier later-dab league Aston RC vs56 words
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Article, Illustration498 1970-08-04 15 Watch West Union in cup classics WESTERN UllOB, owned by Agasam Stable, put up a tip-top performance when he carried 9.0 to coast home an easy three-length winner over 9f at Bukit Ttanah on Sunday. The four-year-old Sound Track gelding confidently ridden By Ricky Kingston, followed the field and at498 words
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Article650 1970-08-04 15 For 'Poh jQ meeting Weights for the Ipoh races this weekend I Class 8 Div. 3 6F PefcanU 9.00 Honest Deal 9.00 Kaxang II 8.12 Harirsau 8.12 Johsara 8.12 Panglima Larutt II 8.11 Domino II 8.11 Blasted Oak 8.10 Kind Regards II 8.10 Nmja 8.10 Stingray II 8.10650 words
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221 1970-08-04 15 Top honours to Adrian in Saints' swim meet ADRIAN BOON of Romanis House won the top honours m the St. Andrew's School swimming carnival at Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. Adrian, a senior pupil, captured eight events m the 'B Division to emerge individual champion. He stylishly won the 400 m221 words
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Article663 1970-08-04 15 ♦A' Division: 50m free style 1 Russell Boon 38.7 2 Michael Wong 3 Wee Tion Wan; 100 m free: 1 Nigel Lob 1:9.6 2 Tay Poh Seng 3 Tan Seng Hup; 50m breast: 1 Russell Boon 47.7 2 Michael Wong 3 Urn Mook Meng; 100 m breast: 1 Wong663 words
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77 1970-08-04 15 SINGAPORE Business Houses Football League will meet Government Services m a friendly match at Jalan Besar Stadium on Aug. 10, kickoff 7 p.m. Hie SBHFL team will be from: Freddie Chew, Quah Kirn Swee, Majid Ariff, Quah Kirn Lye, Matthew Chin, Andy Yeo,77 words
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Article61 1970-08-04 15 JOHORE Rugby Union officials for 1970-71: President Dr. Freddy Lai Kuok Leong; Past president Mr. P.G.M. Lee; Vice-presfdents Mr. K.K. Scow, Inche Musa bin Hamid, Mr. Jim Blackstock (South Johore RFC), Col. Tahir bin Ismail (14 Royal Malay Regt.) and Mr. Upali Mascorale. Secretary Mr. Lee 'Kuan61 words
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Article475 1970-08-04 15 SPORT WORLD HOCKENHEIM, Moi. Austria's Jochen Rindt flashed past the finishing line la his Lotus Ford to win the 32nd German Grand Prix yesterday. Jackie Ida of Belgium was sec— d followed by Dennis Hulme of New Zealand In a McLaren Ford, and Emerson Ftttipaldl of Brazil, who drove a475 words
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270 1970-08-04 15 RAFFLES Institution continued their winning streak m the Inter-School Division one league rugby tournament when they trounced fourth placed St. Joseph's Institution 56-3 at Bras Basah Road yesterday. Raffles got their points from seven goals and seven tries. The Rafflesians, who only last270 words
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Article132 1970-08-04 15 Sutcliffe in golf committee MR. NORMAN SUTCLIFFE, general manager of Ambassador Hotel, has accepted the Jurong Town Corporation's offer to serve on the advisory committee of the Blakang Mati golf course project. The new 160-acre golf course, one of many proposed tourist attractions on the is land, is expected to132 words
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Miscellaneous68 1970-08-04 15 DAVY JONES By Sam Left W COME ON. KEUN... WHATEVER] f IT'S JUST A V SOREW. VOO DON'T V fWR. CROMBY, MV V I KNOW \ril| j VWt'RE GOIN6 TO S6£ ARE YOU WILD HUNCH /J^SUSPECT H-H|[m/ Jl WTHFR'S MASTER- IWSSGRKN^/y X' Ijf'»\ pi *^^h tP <v .^^saMafe^^ 1 *mR68 words
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Miscellaneous22 1970-08-04 15 SBA TOURNEY BINGAPOSE Badminton Association junior championship finals will be on Aug. If at the Badminton Stadium, Gulllemard Road, from 7.30 p.m.22 words
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Article82 1970-08-04 16 BELFAST, Mon. Catholic Belfast turned out m force today to give a martyr's funeral for 19-year-old Danny O'Hagan, killed by a British soldier's bullet. More than 5,000 mourners, most of them dressed m Mack, accompanied the youth's coffin to Mltown cemetery. Along the five-mile funeralAFP - 82 words
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215 1970-08-04 16 Tunku will resign 'when time is right' TOKYO, Mon. The situation m Malaysia will determine just when he will step down, Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said here today. Addressing a press conference, the Malaysian leader said he would also have to consult his Cabinet and other colleagues before relinquishingAFP - 215 words
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Article, Illustration59 1970-08-04 16 MR. ANG Taie Peng, executive secretary of the Pioneer Industries Employees Union, announcing to the crowd of strikers outside the AMI factory on Sunday that they should report for work yesterday. The strike began on Friday, and on Sunday the management met union officials.59 words
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113 1970-08-04 16 HOLY WATER MIX-UP KILLS THREE IN HOUSE BRESCIA (Italy) Mob. Three people died because a woman mistook a bottle of oil for holy water and poured it oa a fire m line with an ancient custom. The woman, aged 59, was distraught by a violent thunderstorm that shook her booseAP - 113 words
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Article34 1970-08-04 16 BERLIN, Mon. A PanAmerican Airways plane landed here today after an armed man who had tried to hijack it during a flight from Munich was talked out of it by the pilot.34 words
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103 1970-08-04 16 BERLIN, Mon. The East German Foreign Ministry today officially announced that India and East Germany are to establish consulates-general respectively m East Berlin and New Delhi. The Foreign Ministry spokesman described this as "a significant step towards normalisation of relations between the German Democratic103 words
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Article342 1970-08-04 16 LONDON RUBBER (Yesterday's official buyer/seller prices, In pence per lb.) Tone: Idle; ClF's Aug. 18 1844, Sept. 18 3/16 18 7/16, Oct. 18 3/8 18 5/8; Spot 19 19 3/8; Settlements Sept. 1944 19 6/8, Oct. /Nov. and Nov. Dec. both 19 3/8 19 5/8, Jan./ March342 words
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313 1970-08-04 16 WELLINGTON, Mon. The British Government has set no term on its renewed commitment for the defence of Malaysia and Singapore, the British -Defence Secretary, Lord Carrington, said here tonight. "My Government takes the view that we will stay as long as313 words
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108 1970-08-04 16 CAIRO, Mon. Two Israeli warplanes, a Phantom and a Skyhawk, were shot down today by Egyptian antiaircraft batteries over the Suez Canal zone. A military spokesman said that the Phantom's two crew were captured. The Skyhawk was seen to crash m flamesAFP - 108 words
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Article25 1970-08-04 16 PEKING, Mon. Chinese Prime Minister Chou En-lai held talks today with Mr. Salem Robya AH, chairman of the Southern Yemen Presidential Council.25 words
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307 1970-08-04 16 72! Bee Kim sets new record In open tourney SINGAPORE'S trainee teacher Kee Bee Kirn, 17, became the youngest Asian golfer to break the Singapore Island Country Club Bukit Course record with a brilliant 72 yesterday. She was playing with I. Huxtable and O. Siregar of Indonesia m the second307 words
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Article296 1970-08-04 16 ONG Tiong Khiam of Jasmin Sports Club established himself as the favourite for the men's junior singles badminton crown when he beat British Army's Omar Salim to qualify for the semi-finals last night at Guillemard Road. Tiong Khiam was always m command and beat Omar Salim296 words
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Advertisement149 1970-08-04 16 WE'VE all heard of Hyde Park Corner. It's a spot m London where people who want to air a grievance or proselytise a cause ANY grievance and ANY cause leap on a soap box and hold forth. The Singapore Herald is setting up a miniHyde Park Corner for Singaporeans m149 words
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