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Title Section15 1970-09-08 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 42 Singapore Tuesday September 8. 1970 M m¥°x> r 15 CENTS15 words
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242 1970-09-08 1 Lee on the State vs. the private sector DARES-SALAAM, Mon. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew has said that Singapore has established state-run corporations to ensure that socialist management of industry "does not end up as bureaucratic incompetence. Mr. Lee, who is due m Lusaka tomorrow to attend the 60-nation non-aligned nations242 words
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Article27 1970-09-08 1 HONGKONG, Mon. Fifty passengers, including 11 children and 26 women, were injured yesterday when a nearcapacity ferry rammed into a seawall m the harbour. APAP - 27 words
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Article, Illustration556 1970-09-08 1 MORE SENIOR DOCTORS TO LEAVE GOVT SERVICE THE Government and University of Singapore are expected to lose the services of about 20 more doctors many of them specialists and senior men over the next two years, an informed source said yesterday. Some of them including Dr. Gwee Ah Leng will556 words
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Article47 1970-09-08 1 NICOSIA, Mon. The extreme right-wing Greek Cypriot newspaper Gnomi claimed here on Sunday that Cyprus President Makarios and Turkish Cypriot leader Raouf Dentash have signed a secret agreement for settling the Cyprus problem through the establishment of Greek and Turkish Cypriot cantons (areas). APAP - 47 words
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Article21 1970-09-08 1 Construction site worker, Ho Meng Liang, fell and died at a work site m the Rural West area yesterday.21 words
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Article128 1970-09-08 1 HONGKONG, Mon. Mr. Knot Hammarskjold, director-general of the International Air Transport Association (lATA), today called on President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt and King Hussein of Jordan "to act agalast the perpetrators of the hijackings m yesterday's air piracy. Egypt and Jordan, together with other nations,128 words
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Article, Illustration544 1970-09-08 1 Arabs put on the pressure Doctors take to streets AMMAN, Mon. Palestinian commandos armed with explosives were holding two jetliners with 180 people aboard on a desert airstrip 25 miles north-east of Amman, near the town of Zerka, tonight. Armoured units of the Jordanian Army ringed both planes which theAFP - 544 words
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180 1970-09-08 1 AMMAN, Mon. Shooting with automatic weapons broke out m Central Amman this afternoon causing general panic. Shops closed and pedestrians rushed for buses and taxis to return home. Jordanian Radio reported this afternoon that Palestinian commandos opened fire this morning with rockets and automatic180 words
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91 1970-09-08 1 Two border guards shot dead by sentry SUNGEI PATANI, Mon. Two members of the Malaysian Security Forces were accidentally shot dead while on patrol along the ThaiMalaysian border yesterday. They were returning to their temporary base m a heavy thunderstorm when they were shot by one of the sentries guarding91 words
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Article52 1970-09-08 1 AMMAN, Mon.— Palestinian guerillas have kidnapped an American sergeant on the staff of the U.S. Embassy m Amman, the Jordanian Government announced today. The statement said the soldier, identified only as Sergeant Graham, was seized on Saturday. He worked for the U.S. Military Attache at theAP - 52 words
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Article52 1970-09-08 1 EUPOC Palp and Paper Industries' plant m Jnrong has been closed since 4 p.m. on Saturday. One of the company's two receivers and managers, Mr. Steven C.C. Tan, is expected to issue a statement today. The other receiver aid manager, Mr Gob Kee Song, is m the52 words
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232 1970-09-08 1 SWISS, BRITISH AND WEST GERMANS, TOO?) TO FREE ARABS BERNE, Mob. The Swiss Government has decided to free three Palestinians serving 12--year prison terms for an attack on an El Ai plane m Zurich last year. The Palestinian guerillas had gives the Government 72 hoars to release the prisoners. AtAP; AFP - 232 words
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Article109 1970-09-08 1 BEIRUT, Mm. Palestinian guerillas today demanded the release of Sirhan Sirhan. Ike convicted assassin of Senator Robert Kennedy, la exchange for the release of 3M passengers aboard two hijacked jetliners held on a desert airstrip near Amman. "When Sirhan killed Kennedy he said *IAP - 109 words
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Advertisement16 1970-09-08 1 HIJACKED Boeing-747 blown up at Cairo airport. Security checks at airports to prevent farther hijackings. Page16 words
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Miscellaneous16 1970-09-08 1 WEATHER forecast for Singapore from CM a.m. to noon today: Isolated showers m early morning. ODD16 words
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Article439 1970-09-08 2 FRANCIS WONG - FRANCIS WONG By ASTONISHING is the only word for the attack on Mr. Lee Kuan Yew by The Statesman of India. One casts about m bewilderment for a motive. Relations between the Indian and Singapore Governments are cordial. The peoples of the two countries are,439 words
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824 1970-09-08 2 Attack on Lee is so revealing I WRITE m reference to an AP report on Mr. Lee's visit to India subheaded: "Parting shot at Lee by The Statesman." I feel the lengthy quotation cannot go without comment. Though far from a firm supporter of the Prime Minister I find the824 words
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Article420 1970-09-08 2 Centralising the safety effort IT IS to be hoped that immediate steps will be taken to form the Council of Industrial Safety and Health proposed last night by Acting Prime Minister Goh Keng Swee. The need for such a body to bring together the numerous Government departments and private organisations420 words
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206 1970-09-08 3 Bid by firms to attract men to motor industry SINGAPORE motor firms, facing an acute shortage of qualified mechanics, are offering motor-engineering scholarships m a bid to attract more young men to the industry. The Cycle and Carriage Co. m Orchard Road has awarded two scholarships— worth $1,500 each —to206 words
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141 1970-09-08 3 TELEVISION Singapore will raise its advertising rates by 25 per cent from next month. An official statement said the new rates compare "very favourably" with the rates three years ago, as the number of television sets here has grown from 45,000141 words
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Article86 1970-09-08 3 KOTA BAHRU, Mon. Farmer Abdul Rahman bin Sharkan, 45, made a shocking discovery yesterday termites had got away with his life savings. He had hidden about $1,000 m $10 notes under the mattress m his bedroom, but was unaware that termites had been making a meal86 words
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Article, Illustration119 1970-09-08 3 In by air urgently needed cargo A DCB FREIGHTER flew into Singapore recently after it was diverted from its weekly Rome to Tokyo service with an urgent consignment of equipment for the local oil industry. This is the first time that an Alitalia all-cargo freighter has landed m Singapore. It119 words
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Article287 1970-09-08 3 MANILA, Mon. A 13--natkm report on world social conditions for the 70s foresees a decade marked by greater maldistribution of wealth, increased unrest by youth, mounting environmental pollution and a continuing "fear of universal annihilation." It warns of possible outbreaks of violence as a meansAFP - 287 words
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Advertisement310 1970-09-08 3 ASIA'S LARGEST REFINING COMPLEX IS IN SINGAPORE ■-.-■^P' i*~ >-# x .^rf9» HPN^B P^ -4 -w^^. rf" 3^ ■$■> t \^mtag3B^S^^^^^W^aL lj v |j^?|^l Ut- 'fc f->f^^^ .^^^^^C i^^^^^ S^fllfiP'^^^^^fc^^^BP^^jn^T^^^^ißiß Hbhi^m^ -i* .^^B^l B* ifc*Vfl y '^sgCl&^^^^^^^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B SHELL announces the official opening on Pulau Bukom of its third yet another310 words
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171 1970-09-08 4 again SCHOOL taxi drivers are asking the Government to allow them to operate after July, next year and not to increase tax on diesel engines. The Singapore School Transport Association which represents them is collecting the views of its members on the effects171 words
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Article38 1970-09-08 4 < NO vehicles will be allowed to enter or remain m Cross Street between Raffles Quay and Robinson Road from Sept. rlO to 15, an order m a Government Gazette said yesterday. No reason was given.38 words
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242 1970-09-08 4 Detection of TB: Six in every 1,000 but... TUBERCULOSIS is detected today m only six out of every thousand people m Singapore compared with 12 per thousand ten years ago, according to Dr. N.C. Sen-Gupta, medical director of the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association. But, Dr. Sen-Gupta said, Singaporeans should still be242 words
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Article103 1970-09-08 4 AN UNEMPLOYED man who said that he stole $64 from his uncle's tenant because he was hungry, was sentenced to two months' jail m the Second District Court yesterday. The court was told that on Aug. 9, G. Bakar Mamu, 25, was at his103 words
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Article71 1970-09-08 4 LONDON, Mon. On completion of Exercise Summer Frolic m Brunei, 550 'men of 42 Commando, Royal Marines, will fly to Cyprus later this month where they will embark m HMS Albion for amphibious training m a Mediterranean setting. They are part of 3 Commando Brigade, Royal71 words
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Article, Illustration120 1970-09-08 4 SINGAPORE AND N. KOREA ENJOY TRUE INCREASE TRADE between Singapore and North Korea has been increasing over the past few years, the North Korean Consul Mr. O Man Sok (above) said yesterday. North Korea celebrates its National Day tomorrow. He said North Korea last year sold over $5.6 million worth120 words
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Article48 1970-09-08 4 ANG Chew Cheng of Idris Road was fined $80 m the Traffic Court yesterday for careless driving. He was driving along Upper Bukit Timah Road on March 13 this year when his lorry collided into the front nearside of a landrover he had overtaken.48 words
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308 1970-09-08 4 AN ANTHOLOGY of Chinese literature from Singapore and Malaysia m eight volumes will be published early next year. It will be published by the Educational Publications Bureau, under the joint sponsorship of the Education* Ministry and the Island Society. Literary theory, poetry,308 words
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125 1970-09-08 4 MISS Raghbir Kaur, C.T., L.T.C.L. T.D. (Spoken English) has been appointed local representative of the Trinity College of Music, London, for Speech and Drama/Spoken English examinations. In the past such examinations were sponsored by the Far Eastern School of Music, which is still the125 words
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253 1970-09-08 4 Olympic swimmer Neo saves boy from drowning A NINE-year-old boy is alive and recovering tonight thanks to the quick thinking of former Olympic swimmer Neo Chwee Kok, who saved him from drowning m Van Kit Swimming Pool off Cantonment Road. The boy, who gave his name as Yew Ah Ming,253 words
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Article63 1970-09-08 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Minister with Special Functions, Mr. Lee Siok Yew, today urged Government officials and the public to place the national flag on their office desks as a sign of their responsibility and devotion to the nation. Mr. Lee made the call when speaking at63 words
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Article32 1970-09-08 4 BATU PAHAT, Mon. The Johore Government has allocated 100 acres of land at Ayer Itam, about 20 miles from here for an agricultural school to be set up next year.32 words
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100 1970-09-08 4 PAY talks between unions representing 16,000 civilian workers m British bases and the British authorities were resumed yesterday. The four unions Air Ministry Local Staff Union, Army Civil Service Union, Naval Base Labour Union and the Admiralty Local Staff Union rejected pay100 words
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Article46 1970-09-08 4 THE Young Women's Christian Association will hold a fun fair, Pesta Sukaria, to raise money for the proposed Outram hostel on Nov. 7. Highlight of the fair will be a children's fashion show. The fun fair will be opened by Puan Noor Aishah.46 words
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Article, Illustration192 1970-09-08 4 Customs raid a samsu distillery on jungle fringe ANOTHER illegal samsu distillery the second to be found m the past fortnight was destroyed by Customs officers at the weekend. It took the 10-man raiding party more than two hours to smash up the 16 44-gallon drums of mash found on192 words
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Article61 1970-09-08 4 TENTH Magistrate G. Remedios yesterday ordered the arrest of Ng Kui Wah, 26, of Upper Thomson Road, who failed to appear m court to answer a charge of possessing 12 gallons of samsu. Ng was alleged to have committed the offence at 11.30 p.m. on61 words
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Article88 1970-09-08 4 A LABOURER was fined $150 m the Seventh Magistrate's Court yesterday for retaining a pair of stolen shoes. Prosecuting Officer Sr. Insp. V. Aeria told the court that labourer Abdul Malik Jamluddin, 19, of Everton Park, dishonestly retained a $35 pair of shoes taken88 words
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Miscellaneous16 1970-09-08 4 DENNIS THE MENACE W/SA&, M'$ eOTU /WAKE UP FOR THE NAfS ME MISSED WHEM HE WSOMAGBl*16 words
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Article, Illustration1241 1970-09-08 5 BOB HAWKINS - One mass transit solution— with a tube BOB HAWKINS From m HONGKONG ANY TRAFFIC LESSONS FROM HONGKONG' TWENTY years ago m Hongkong the danger of getting knocked down by a car lay more m absentmindedness forgetting that there were any vehicles on the road at all. In January 1950, onlyINTRASIA - 1,241 words
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565 1970-09-08 5 D FSDF DSFDS LIKE THE wide-eyed young lady going m for a tonsillectomy this week, you may wonder what sores and sore throats have to do with renal (kidney) transplants. Although the answer may not be apparent to all, the three can be related.565 words
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Advertisement131 1970-09-08 5 Name a car you know that has a nickname And though it's got a nickname, l\j^#l Sin Boon Bee has had a Beetle for 5 years and it's worth more now than available from some 5 year old cars that cost twice as CHAMPION MOTORS mUCh tO beQin With. Singapore131 words
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456 1970-09-08 6 MARCOS SPECIAL ENVOY MAKES CANBERRA SEE RED By the Herald's Special Correspondent m Canberra AUSTRALIA'S External Affairs Department has been seriously embarrassed by the appointment of a personal envoy of President Marcos of the Philippines. The envoy is Mr. Felipe Ysmael who was barred from Australia's race tracks last December456 words
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Article59 1970-09-08 6 TAIPEH, Mon.. A Journalist, Lei Chen, convicted and sentenced to a it-year Impris— mnat term m a criminal case, has been releasedafter serving the sentence. Lei, now 74, was convicted by a military tribunal of the Taiwan Garrison Command m October, lMt, of sheltering a Communist agentAFP - 59 words
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Article, Illustration579 1970-09-08 6 Hij ack jumbo jet is blown up in Cairo CAIRO, Mon. Arab guerillas today blew up a PanAmerican jumbo jet here to climax the biggest piracyoperation m flying history three airliners hijacked to the Middle East, a fourth take-over foiled by a midair gun battle over England, more than 620AP - 579 words
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Article, Illustration276 1970-09-08 6 Hussein: I have no wish to crush Palestinian commandos AMMAN, Jordan, Mon. King Hussein of Jordan last night declared he had no intention of liquidating the Palestinian resistance movement. He would no longer remain silent at attempts to cast doubt on his patriotism. In a television speech the King alsoAP - 276 words
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257 1970-09-08 6 NEW YORK, Mon. Israel, facing a modern array of antiaircraft missiles across the Suez Canal, is studying American electronic systems to foil enemy attacks, according to an article m Time Magazine. Israel has sent electronic specialists to the U.S. to study three of these257 words
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56 1970-09-08 6 SAN CLEMENTS, Mm. The Wester. White Hmm saldthat the United States miM make every effort to help work oat Middle East problems la the wake of Israel** announcement that It was withdra wing from peace talks. The Uaited States hoped the talks56 words
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Article25 1970-09-08 6 VIENTIANE, Mon. Nguyen Giap, North Vietnam's new Charge D* Affaires m Laos, arrived here last night by an International Control Commission plane.25 words
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358 1970-09-08 6 DAVID LOSHAK - India gives reasons to justify closure of BBC office DAVID LOSHAK BACKGROUND By ia New Delhi The Indian Government's official spokesman gives for the first time the extracts from broadcasts on various BBC services over the past 10 years which were held to justify India's closure last week of theThe Daily Telegraph - 358 words
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Article369 1970-09-08 6 SEAN DAY- LEWIS - Louis Malle answers his critics SEAN DAY-LEWIS the man who made those controversial films By LOUIS MALLE has denied the Indian Government claim that when his controversial films about India was shown on French television the "ugly" bits were cut. In fact, the French versions were slightly longer than theThe Daily Telegraph - 369 words
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172 1970-09-08 6 LONDON Dr Eric Williams, Prime Minister of Trinidad, is awaiting reaction to his Public Order Safety Bill which, if passed, would give his Government almost totalitarian powers over the population. The bill is the outcome of the Black Power riots m Trinidad last February, whenThe Dally Telegraph - 172 words
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108 1970-09-08 7 Taiwan and Japan claim Senkaku Islands TOKYO, Mon. The Foreign Ministry is to instruct its ambassador m Taipeh to inform the Taiwan Government that ownership of a controversial group of islands between Taiwan and the Ryukyu Archipelago should be settled through negotiations. Ministry spokesman Naraichi Fujiyama said Japan maintained that108 words
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Article40 1970-09-08 7 MUNICH Mon. President Suharto left West Germany yesterday after a four-day official visit marked by unprecedented security precautions. His private aircraft took off from Munich airport for Lusaka to attend the conference of non-aligned nations. APAP - 40 words
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Article, Illustration106 1970-09-08 7 JAKARTA, Mon. Hundreds of high school students of Kapi Action Front staged an anti-corruption demonstration m Bandung last Saturday demanding immediate measures against corruption. They marched to the Legislative Assembly where they submitted a resolution to assembly chairman Mr. Rachmat Sulaeman. DOCTORS' STRIKE LAGOS, Mon. NearlyAFP - 106 words
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Article, Illustration317 1970-09-08 7 SAIGON, Mon. South Vietnamese infantrymen fought one of their biggest battles m the northern Mekong Delta m several weeks, killing 79 Vietcong with the help of bombers and artillery The action swirled through the rice fields about 55 miles southwest of Saigon. Field reports said317 words
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280 1970-09-08 7 NEW DELHI, Mon. The Government has abolished the Maharajas by a presidential decree, automatically eliminating their huge privy purses and privileges, Home Minister Y.B. Chavan told Parliament today. However, the Government will give the 279 pensioned former rulers an as-yet-unspecified transitional allowance to helpAP; AFP - 280 words
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174 1970-09-08 7 VANCOUVER, Mm. Dale Merle Nelson, sought m connection with the murder of seven Canadians, was captured without a struggle yesterday about Iff yards from his cabin m Ores ton. Late yesterday, the body of an eighth victim, Cathy Phipps, aged 8, wasAP - 174 words
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Article21 1970-09-08 7 JAKARTA, Mon. Police have broken up a kidnap ring m East Java and arrested 12 of its members.21 words
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Article860 1970-09-08 7 THAYIL JACOB GEORGE - THAYIL JACOB GEORGE [contd.] For the Christians of Kerala, the export of people is a way of life By NEW DELHI Native enterprise has combined with economic necessity to make the export of people a way of life for the Christians of Kerala State. Although it is India's smaUestINTRASIA - 860 words
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Miscellaneous1367 1970-09-08 8 I I 1 \J\ >v KEY FOR EASY REFERENCE: The shipping schedules 1^1 YJ N. beginning on this page are given in four parts for _JLli I l\ F- ships westbound, eastbound, southbound and coastal. mm J j Iv j rt_J*^^aalaaaW C MLM%«bRL Each entr y O' ves the following1,367 words
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Article74 1970-09-08 9 TOKYO, Mon. A 15 member Japanese Transportation Ministry delegation left Tokyo today for Naha, Okinawa, to study the possibilities of Japanese shipbuilding enterprises advancing into Okinawa after the islands are returned to Japan m 1972. Ministry officials said the delegation, led by Mr. Mitsuo Sato, former director ofAP - 74 words
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Article47 1970-09-08 9 They will receive salaries ranging from US$65 to USfM a month with overtime at 37 to 50 cents an hour. Informed sources said it was the first agreement by a foreign liner to use Indonesian seamen since the Government of President Suharto came to I power. APAP - 47 words
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Article60 1970-09-08 9 New direct service to Las Pal mas LOCAL shippers will be able to ship cargo directly from Singapore to Las Palmas m the Canary Islands, from next month. Mitsui O.S.K. Line ships on the North Africa Mediterranean service will call at Las Palmas every month. The Mexico Maru, due m60 words
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Article26 1970-09-08 9 Indon crew for Rijndam JAKARTA, Mon. One hundred and twenty Indonesian seamen have signed on the Hol-land-American liner Rijndam, the official Antara news agency reported today.26 words
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Article172 1970-09-08 9 LONDON, Mon. The market was extremely quiet, partly reflecting a holiday m the United States. Grain shippers arranged a cargo from the U.S. Gulf to Holland at US$B.5O fio, (free m and out), for Sept/ Oct. and another from St. Lawrence to Algeria at U5512.25 fd, (free172 words
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Miscellaneous288 1970-09-08 9 Ships m port THE PORT OF SINGAPORE EASTERN ROADS: AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE Englishman. Slidre Barat, Vishva BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS Anand, Antarktyda, Fembrook, FOR SEPT. 8. Foremost Prince, Gamsolo, Golden OUT: Seine Lloyd 6/7, Lion, Gammewah, Jotor, Kadina, Mississippi Lloyd 8/9, Benlawers Crest Tide, Ananias, Madhutnati. 15/16, Sansho Maru 19, Tapah288 words
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Article356 1970-09-08 10 The market yesterday closed on a steady note after ruling mixed earlier. Trading was fairly active and price changes were narrow. Japan Line and Sanko Stteamship advanced m anticipation of good business results. Petroleums, including Shows oil, were also m demand. Nippon Oil advanced on reports that356 words
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Article594 1970-09-08 10 Mining shares closed well below the best after a firm start yesterday. Turnover showed no appreciable change. Queensland Mines ended the day 50 cents lower at $25 after sales up to $27 m early trading. Kathleen Investments and Mary Kathleen forged ahead, however. Peko put on 20594 words
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Article199 1970-09-08 10 Price changes were few m slow trading yesterday. Wheetocks was slightly firmer, closing at $14.10, up 35 cents. Kowloon Motor Aus advanced from ah opening of $40.50 to close at $42. HK Worsted was traded for the first time yesterday between $3.10 and $3,175 a premium of199 words
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Article196 1970-09-08 10 NEW YORK, Mon. During a period of worldwide money shortage, the South Pacific from the Solomons Group to the New Hebrides is getting the biggest capital outlays In the history of mining. The magic word is nickel, but copper and other metals are also luring record outlays196 words
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355 1970-09-08 10 Japan's capital liberalisation 'purely symbolic' TOKYO, Mon. With 524 lines of business 80 per cent of the total opened to foreign capital investments, Japan, nevertheless, remains a closelyguarded preserve for national commercial and industrial interests. This is the general consensus of the foreign business community m Tokyo m the wakeAFP - 355 words
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Article478 1970-09-08 10 WASHINGTON, Mon. The world's economy registered a mixed performance m 1969 and early 1970, with severe inflationary pressures on one hand and improving payments balances and a strengthened international monetary system on the other, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reported. "World output and trade expanded vigorously,AP - 478 words
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Article113 1970-09-08 10 Another U.S. -Japan bank TOKYO, Mon. The Bank of America may set up a joint bank with local interests m Japan, Mr A.W. Clausen, president of the bank, said today. Mr Clausen said the Bank of America had already tied up with Japanese businessmen m the fields of lease andAFP - 113 words
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Article70 1970-09-08 10 DDD JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesia will import a total of 49,240 tons of rice from Thailand, Japan and the United States this month. A Logistic Affairs Board spokesman said the imports will consist of about 2,000 tons of Thai rice, 35,700 tons of Japanese rice and the balance American. He alsoAFP - 70 words
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Article207 1970-09-08 10 KRA ISTHMUS PIPE PROJECT TOKYO, Moo. The ministry of international trade and industry (1HITI) is planning to build a pipeline and an oil storage depot m the Thai Isthmus of Kra as a relay point for fast expanding oil transport from the Middle East to Japan. The ministry estimates thatAFP - 207 words
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Article79 1970-09-08 10 PORT DICKSON BONDED AREA PORT DICKSON, Mob. A lt-acre site has been set aside for Port Dickson's bonded area. The Mentrl Besar of Negri Sembilan, Inche Maisor Osraan, said today the Ministry of Transport had agreed to give a token sum of $1 million for the development of the port.79 words
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Article85 1970-09-08 10 HONOLULU, Hawaii, Mon.— Dole Company, a division of Castle and Cooke Inc., has acquired a 20 per cent ownership m Island Canning Company, of Thailand, which is developing a new plantation and cannery m Thailand. The amount of cash involved was not disclosed. Dole said itAP - 85 words
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Article671 1970-09-08 10 From Our Correspondent m Canberra AUSTRALIA'S farmers have not been so rebellious since the depression days of the *****. A slump m farm earnings, boom conditions m the cities causing higher wages and inflationary tendencies and increasing difficulties m international markets have stirred bitter resentment m671 words
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Article268 1970-09-08 10 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates today, fixed by the Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency: HONGKONG (Rates m Hongkong dollars, for Sept. 7). On New York TT 6.***** On New York DD &1025 Gold (99% fineness. per tael) 282.75 ~*75 Note Rates: China268 words
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Article259 1970-09-08 11 KOTA KINABALU, Mon. Sabah's first crumb rubber factory which began production m June this year is to be improved and extended at a cost of $500,000. The manager of the Sabah Rubber Fund Board, Mr. A. P. P. CampbeD, who disclosed this here today, added that259 words
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Article1473 1970-09-08 11 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE KEY Closing buyer*" and sellers' prices are followed by the business don*. 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 was1,473 words
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Article79 1970-09-08 11 (Managers' prices for Sept, 8) B. S. ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mat Invt Fund 1.16 1.21 Mai. Progress Fund 1.00 1.06 CHARTERED UNIT TRUSTS Singapore Growth Fund 1.02 1.07 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Second Singapore 1.77 Third Singapore 1.17 The B. S. Commerce Ind. Fund .96 1.01 The Saving Fund79 words
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619 1970-09-08 11 THE NORTH BORNEO TIMBERS' group profits after tax doubled m the year ended May 31 to 16,751,761. The directors recommend a final dividend of 10 per cent and a special dividend of 10 per cent. If the recommendation is approved at the annual general619 words
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Article680 1970-09-08 11 SINGAPORE RUBBER RUBBER 5»% cents a Ib. (down three-eighths cent). The market yesterday opened unchanged from last Friday's levels at 51% cents traded for September paper. RSS 1 October was quoted at seven-eighths cent to premium to September. A wide assortment of lower sheets orders was filled at buyers'680 words
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208 1970-09-08 11 UK and EEC A warning by Prof Kaldor Britain could become a depressed area of Europe if she joins the Common Market, Prof. Nicholas Kaldor< former economic adviser to the Labour Government, said yesterday. This was the situation m prospect if the Six went ahead with plans for integrating theirThe Daily Telegraph - 208 words
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Article501 1970-09-08 11 The market drifted lower m very quiet trading yesterday. Rising concern over cost inflation and other monetary problems m industry caused some uncertainty, while the pre-weekend strength on Wall Street did little more than underpin London prices. Towards the close, the Financial Times index was one point501 words
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Article255 1970-09-08 11 AMSTERDAM In a quiet and reserved market yesterday following the port strike and labour unrest m Holland, most internationals were weaker. Hoogovens was well maintained. Shippings were easier and plantations mixed. KLM was weak on Wall Street influences. Most local industrials were weaker. Among leading banks, Algemene Bank255 words
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200 1970-09-08 12 LUSAKA, Mon— The throb of African drums and the thunder of artillery salutes greeted Prime Minister Designate Tun Abdul Razak when he arrived from Rome this afternoon to attend the non-aligned summit. He was given a warm welcome by President KaundaBernama - 200 words
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104 1970-09-08 12 A new high in Japan's traffic toll expected TOKYO, Mon. The National Police Agency reported today that more than 17,000 people a record m«y,die on highways m Japan this year. The agency issued its forecast after 111 people were killed m traffic accidents on Saturday and Sunday, boosting this year'sAP - 104 words
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Article40 1970-09-08 12 The first Optical Traders Association m Singapore was formed recently with Mr. Lee Gian Poh, Manager of Sin Kwang Optical Company as its president. Mr. P. Govindasamy, MP for Anson, attended the inaugural meeting of the association.40 words
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433 1970-09-08 12 'Appellant had no right to trial by jury' ATTORNEY-GENERAL THE Attorney-General, Mr. Tan Boon Teik, made a special appearance m the Supreme Court yesterday to assist the court on questions of law raised m the appeal of the first man to be sentenced to death after the abolition of trials433 words
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Article, Illustration50 1970-09-08 12 THE French Navy released this picture showing the Jagnar fighter on the deck of the carrier Clemenceau after the first test flight of the Navy version of the plane. Britain and France are collaborating m the development of this plane. AP radio picture.AP - 50 words
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232 1970-09-08 12 A CLEAR CASE OF BREAKING UP AND CARTING THE HOUSE AWAY MANILA, Mon. Police chuckled m disbelief when Mrs. Aurora Cipriano told them on Sunday she had gone to check her two-storey house m suburban Pasay City after a week of monsoon rains and found it had been stolen. Today,AP; AFP - 232 words
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Article29 1970-09-08 12 MELBOURNE, Mon. More than 400,000 workers were idle around Victoria today as the result of a oneday strike by public electric power workers seeking wage increases.29 words
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Article50 1970-09-08 12 JAKARTA, Mon. Latest census figures show Jakarta has a population of 4.4 million, some 200,000 less than generally given for the capital, the official Antara news agency reported today. The census was taken early this year to help register voters for next July's General Election. APAP - 50 words
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Article452 1970-09-08 12 NEW INDUSTRIAL SAFETY COUNCIL PROPOSED ACTING Prime Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee has proposed the formation of Council of Industrial Safety and Health to look after and to improve the working environment m the factories. Speaking at the fourth annual dinner of the Society of Occupational452 words
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Advertisement52 1970-09-08 12 BOLD& WIDE VMda, rough hawn HM« with buckla* that coma on with a wallop. Faahtonad for tha gutsy n#w brtMCi of nr*#o wt>o coMoct D#lTti tn# wtiy thay collact tia*. In popular brands Ilka Hkkok. Taxtan A Lancar Saatha town* wmm coiiacTion at melufani's S3. North Bridgt Road. Singapore 6.52 words
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Advertisement149 1970-09-08 12 WE'VE aU 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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100 1970-09-08 1 Work on the proposed public park at Pearl's Hill is expected to begin next month. Tenders for the job will be called later this month. The 12-acre garden is to commemorate this year's National Day instead of the usual floats procession.100 words
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Article62 1970-09-08 1 Fair SINGAPORE will send 180 books to the Frankfurt Book Fair, this month. The books, m English, Chinese and Malay have been selected by the Singapore Book Publishers' Association to give an idea of the Republic's recent publications as well as the high printing62 words
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Article, Illustration74 1970-09-08 1 Fou Ts'ong recital on Sept. 24 CONCERT pianist Fou Ts'ong will give a recital at the Conference Hall on Sept. 24 at 8.30 p.m. It will be his fifth visit here. The first Chinese to appear with the New York Philharmonic Fou Ts'ong 's large repertoire includes over 35 concerti.74 words
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330 1970-09-08 1 TAXIMAN ON DEATH CHARGE AFTER ROADSIDE BRAWL A TIFF between a taxi driver and the eldest brother of the Lee family of Jurong Road led to the death of the youngest brother Lee See Poh, a preliminary inquiry was told yesterday. Taxi driver Yeo Liang Chye, 47, of 7% mile330 words
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124 1970-09-08 1 THE Literary Society of the University of Singapore is organising a literary competition to encourage local interest m creative writing. There are four categories of entries: one-act plays, short stories, poetry and an essay "Literature as Experience". School Certificate and Higher School Certificate students can124 words
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Article26 1970-09-08 1 $75MM SEREMBAN, Mon. A $750,000 complex to house the Seremban Town Council, Tourism Development Centre and a shopping arcade will be built next year26 words
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451 1970-09-08 1 School named after wrong person family sues KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A dispute over a change m the name of a school became the centre of a legal battle between a family and a charitable society m the High Court here today. Madam Parmeshiri Dcvi and her son, Dr. Om Prakash451 words
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149 1970-09-08 1 LOCAL- exporters should sell more goods such as handbags, suitcases and umbrellas m Hawaii if they don't want to lose out to Hongkong and Taiwan. Mr. C.E. Poublon, Asst. Liner Manager for the Malay States Snipping Company who was m Honolulu last month,149 words
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Article, Illustration143 1970-09-08 1 IT was the loach hoar m buy Tank Road yesterday. Lorry driver Chew Ah Kai, €2, had parked his vehicle because it had a flat tyre, and two attendants jumped oat to warn off other vehicles. Bat because traffic was particularly heavy, the inevitable143 words
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354 1970-09-08 1 A SECOND WIFE IS STATUS SYMBOL, SAYS COUNSEL DEFENCE counsel for a bigamist told the First District Court yesterday that it was considered a "status symbol" among the Chinese to have a second wife. Mr. A. Ramanujan was making his submission at the trial of Tan Chwee Geok, 30 a354 words
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Article74 1970-09-08 1 Brother of Sultan to be Regent ALOR STAR, Mon. The Sultan of Kedah has appointed his younger brother, the Tengku Bendahara Tunku Abdul Malek Ibni Almarhum Sultan Badlishah as Regent for the next five years. This was announced by the Mentri Besar, Dato Syed Ahmad Shahabuddin, at a press conference74 words
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207 1970-09-08 1 $300 fine for souvenirs of a hotel breakfast A COURT heard yesterday how a woman went to the Hotel Equatorial for breakfast and walked out afterwards with the breakfast tray and everything on it coffee pot, milk jug, two plates, two knives, a fork, a basket and a face towel207 words
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Article54 1970-09-08 1 Fashion show to help YWCA a FASHION designer Roland Chow, who has just returned from Paris, will present the latest fashions from Europe at the Tropicana at 5.00 p.m. on Oct. 16. Tickets at $10 are available at all Young Women's Christian Association centres. Proceeds from the show will go54 words
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Advertisement161 1970-09-08 1 L^B^ Wt, A laH rhw>f to «Mn em KtEEStiiil 183. Arab Strati. S pore 7 H« i tut rMaa <^ ra vßa bY Hfl WmhuAT ___^^^Vl ST9*. Common waalth Driva. S'aora 3. 1 Mfrttt LEONG MAY LAI rtiwtlaltan rVti aM.M Hn i taM M ..is.rp M .t. »«"»r«Zr^ ho* 4W>Prtla161 words
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200 1970-09-08 2 Robbery victim rams m-cycle and gets money back KAMPAR, Mon. A clerk with a tin mine near here who was robbed of $2,000 yesterday by two men on a motor-cycle, regained the money after giving chase and knocking down the motor-cycle with the Land Rover he was driving. The clerk,Bernama - 200 words
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107 1970-09-08 2 TWO motor-cyclists were each jailed for a day and disqualified for three years by the First Traffic Magistrate yesterday for separate traffic offences. The motor-cyclists Loo Teck Huat of Kampong Arang Road and Ling Kong Hong of Block 109, Toa Payoh were also107 words
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Article29 1970-09-08 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Moo. A total of 184,000 people have been registerered as members of the Vigilante Corps throughout the country out of a total of 260.000 applications.29 words
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416 1970-09-08 2 The way out for lockedin thief— via ceiling A YEAR'S JAIL FOR $36,000 THEFT FROM DEPARTMENT STORE A TOURIST GUIDE managed to sneak into the back portion of a shop, got himself locked up for the night and got away with nearly $36,000 m watches, jewellery and cash, a court416 words
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Article88 1970-09-08 2 A SUB-CONTRACTOR was fined a total of $350/- m the Eighth Magistrate's Court yesterday for employing illegal immigrants at his work site on Track 17 off Ponggol Road. The contractor, Tan Soo Teng, 61, of Ponggol Road, pleaded guilty to seven charges of employing Salm All alias88 words
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496 1970-09-08 2 MEN'S ROOM MURDER: A ROBBERY MOTIVE? A 50- YEAR-OLD woman's body was found m the men's changing room on a construction site m Toa Payoh last November, a coroner's inquiry was told yesterday. The beaten up and slashed body of Mdm. Chong Kirn Wai, clad m a samfoo, was lying496 words
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Article, Illustration25 1970-09-08 2 "No, that moon doesn't fill me with romance, and get back to your report so I can finish typing it and go home."25 words
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Article, Illustration231 1970-09-08 2 Workshop fire traps girl in tree A SEVEN-year-old girl suffered burns yesterday when fire broke out m the workshop underneath the tree she was climbing m Exeter Road. Tan Kiah Hwe, daughter of the proprietor of the Star Electro-Plating Company, Mr. Tan Kok Teong, was climbing a "jambu" tree to231 words
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82 1970-09-08 2 TWO MID drivers were fined la the First Traffic Magistrate's Court yesterday for careless driving. Tan Tok Hang of Block 5, Pine Lane was fined $4% for driving an MID van carelessly m Crawford Street on Jan. 27. The van collided Into the rear82 words
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Article70 1970-09-08 2 Gunny sacks no more imports BUTTERWORTH, Mon. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has suspended import licences for gunny sacks to protect the local industry. Commerce and Industry Minister Inche Khir Johari warned however that the Government would be keeping a close watch to see that local companies do not70 words
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86 1970-09-08 2 Tunku: I may write book from memory PENANG, Mon. Tunku Abdul Rahman said here today he might be writing a book on his experiences as Prime Minister of Malaysia. He added that he might do it from memory as it would be more interesting. He added that he might do86 words
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Article76 1970-09-08 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Police recovered a revolver and five rounds of ammunition wrapped m newspaper from the compound of an Indian temple near the Selangor Turf Club here over the weekend. A police spokesman disclosing this today said a man has been detained. ODD AST76 words
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216 1970-09-08 2 A 43-YEAR-OLD unemployed man who threw a three-year-old boy to his death from the fifth floor of a block of flats m Tronoh Road was yesterday acquitted of murder and committed to Woodbridge Hospital. Mr. Justice Winslow (presiding) and Mr. Justice216 words
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Article59 1970-09-08 2 The V.M.C.A. Sceneshifters will stage the musical La Belle Helen*, based on the legend of Helen of Troy, from Dec. l to 5. The play, by Jacques Offenbach, will feature Patricia Smith as Helen and Brandon Breslin as Paris. The producer is Mr. Norman59 words
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136 1970-09-08 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mob. When salesman Ng Chok Kuan, 25, impersonated a police officer, he made a mistake by trying to arrest two police officers. A magistrate's coort Mere was told today that on Sept. 4 at 11.45 p.m. m Jalaa Pasar, Pudn, Ng136 words
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Advertisement70 1970-09-08 2 XK 4 1 lii: I n i-^£Aixif .t ivrr~K i I iar~\i yx^* I v Avoid that morning-after feeling. Take Guronsan before that one-drink -too-many. Guronsan contains glucuronic acid, a natural detoxicating agent. Plus vitamins C and 81. That's why it's recommended for the treatment and prevention of hangovers. GURONSAN70 words
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Advertisement108 1970-09-08 3 tUCV says *of course I'LL BE YOURS ANYTIME Send me \J[j ANYTIME you see me and THE GANG as well! HALLMARK CARDS available at: SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR ROBINSON'S, Raffles Place HALLMARK CARDS CENTRE, C. K. TANG, Orchard Road Weld Supermarket MPH LIMITED. Stamford Road C ARNABY MUSIC, Petaling Jaya. HALLMARK108 words
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Miscellaneous1697 1970-09-08 3 k nnmuuuuuumuumumui nma^naaaaa^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^K at aw Lmmu HBp I wOo>* "i v' amuuw a^nuuVuuuuuuuuinuu^Huu! 1 lAw aw AW aw *JBl^t^* aJ H ffiftf; g|| 3.00 p.m. General Hospital Starring John 6.00 News (Malay) -i I x; Bernadino and Emily McLaughhn. 6.17 Pok Amal2 Children's Programme I 3.20 For The Family (No.1,697 words
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Article105 1970-09-08 4 IT HAD I* come a pair of binoculars that also takes phstsgripbj. And it has come from Japan. Their latest technological toy Is saM to be satiable for bird watchers and horse racing enthusiasts. According to Its publicity "it offers Ike best opportunities m unexplored fields for105 words
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Article779 1970-09-08 4 Cinemas cash in on sex MANILA: Taboos have fallen and the once-narrow frontiers of Philippine morality have been pushed back as the cry for "Bomba" meaning bombshell or torrid sex scenes echoes through the country's j amp a eked, booming cinemas. PUBLIC MORALS Never has sex been as frequently and779 words
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250 1970-09-08 4 MICHAEL ROBARTS - The preacher with a parish on the beach MICHAEL ROB ARTS HE WALKS the crowded beaches and the bordering streets, singing hymns, reciting scripture, passing out religious leaflets. He preaches by the shore, he says, because that's the gathering place for the young people he wants to reach— not m250 words
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Article382 1970-09-08 4 PATRICK O'NEILL, Hongkong A PROBLEM which Singapore faced several years ago is oaly now beginning to worry Hongkong what to do with the throngs of hustling hostesses who make up the colony's bar and red light trade. With the gradual r— down of American382 words
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Advertisement218 1970-09-08 4 k^k^^. R^^^^^Ri R^R\ R^B^ •W v /If T W^ mt I S 7/ 'im y^-, i R^Bv v l> RRJf 'z |k V Close-up' on the binocular camera r i I PHONE flllCflM 11 A.M., 1.J0.4.00, f j ***** VyUCWIN 5.30& 9.30 P.M. I I J m##* TODAY TOMORROW ONLY!218 words
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Advertisement394 1970-09-08 4 LAST OATI j! 2 I 11 a. m-, 1^4,4^4, 4JM) 44.1 |i 2 I m COtOH (UNMad AflMi) J > I i mam at^BMMmt I J -THf MAM wMftTWO WIM I < (A SHAW PROOOCTION I J 2 LEE VAN CLEEF "SA«ATA" > Tactwilcalar 4 TicMilcictai (OA) Jl OPEN 4394 words
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Article, Illustration281 1970-09-08 5 ANEW ANGLE ON BORDER HOPPING IT'S hardly a major border incident, but it might become one if somebody gets hurt. According to a colleague, there's a van driver who is using the lines on the road to tie the police m Johore, Bahru and Woodlands up m red281 words
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Article, Illustration197 1970-09-08 5 JAL's Far-East Regional and Oceania VicePresident, Mr. K. Sakita, flew into Singapore from Tokyo to attend a very special party. It was to celebrate JAL's inauguration of the Boeing 747 Jumbo Jets for its transpacific route. There are daily flights from Tokyo to Honolulu and Los197 words
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Article, Illustration336 1970-09-08 5 SINGAPORE Cathedral's pipe organ is playing more sweetly these days thanks to the tuning expertise and enthusiasm of Royal Air Force fireman, 37-year-old Corporal Jim Jones, who is now serving his third tour of duty with the Far East Air Force. Corporal Jones, above, is336 words
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Article, Illustration198 1970-09-08 5 FOO Ckee Hong has a month-watering job cooking for 5t Wrens. He supplies the daUy fare for the girls of the Far East Fleet at Sembawang Naval Base. Bat m his spare time Foo turns his hand to more ambitious projects. He198 words
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Miscellaneous169 1970-09-08 5 BLONDIE By Chic Young I [BEAT IT! WE L^l fl HAVE AN IDEA--^ l I I I HAVE A V THESE 6OOSE-QUILL> |J HAVEN'T SOT <l J WHYNOTBUYA I A L BETTER IDEAM gl PENS SO BEAUTIFULLY ji I 1 18"™- CENTURY E f GOOSE -OUILL PEN \Q V 1169 words
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Miscellaneous181 1970-09-08 5 THE DIARY 7 p.m.: Adult Education Board is starting a course on economics for students of Institute of Bankers, at Anglo-Chinese Primary School, Coleman Street. 7.30 p.m.: Adult Education Board begining Basic Economics for students of Institute of Business Administration at Cultural Centre, Canning Rise. 7.30 p.m.: Extramural Studies department181 words
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Article767 1970-09-08 6 I want a baby file^ H I am 23 and have been married (or seven H mouths and still not pregnant. My husband H has many quarrels with me for this reason. My mother-in-law says if I cant give birth H within this year she will let her son marry767 words
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Article, Illustration718 1970-09-08 7 SHIRLEY MANASSEH - SHIRLEY MANASSEH By CONGRATULATIONS to Nestles, Boy's Town and students. Last Saturday night you brought together a show sparkling with honest-to-goodness talent and your Talentime for Schools 1970 was something we should have much more of. The programme was fast and ful of variety, schoolteacher Wilfrid James was an718 words
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Letter328 1970-09-08 8 Shame on those name changers ONE thing I continually fail to understand is the reason why a great proportion of Asians m Singapore identify themselves by Westernised names or distorted versions of the same. Anyone who cares to glance through any local pen-pal column or listen to any 'pop' request328 words
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Letter125 1970-09-08 8 THE other day, I drove to Johore to visit a friend. At the Johore Checkpoint, a Customs officer signaled me to halt, thrust his head into my car and scrutinized every nook and corner even the locker. Then, pointing to the boot of my car, he barked: "Ada barang125 words
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383 1970-09-08 8 COURTS MUST DECIDE WHO'S GUILTY My letter (SH Aug. 27) did not specifically say anything against Mr. P.R.L. Wilson. I am therefore, greatly surprised at his anger. Being a European, Mr. Wilson does not understand the mentality of some, I repeat some, of us Asians. I presume that he is383 words
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126 1970-09-08 8 I FULLY agree, like many others, with what MI said m his letter (SH Aug. 27) and am wondering why it has aroused Mr. P.R.L. Wilson's wrath. It seems to me that he is a strong defender of the Police. Did he try to126 words
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Letter265 1970-09-08 8 I APPLIED for my provisional driving licence at Maxwell Road on Sept. 1 I had a most unfortunate experience. Just to obtain my licence, I was pushed from one officer to another. Being a Malaysian I needed a passport to show my date of arrival265 words
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281 1970-09-08 8 ANOTHER PLEA FOR BETTER POLICE PAY Many of us are very grateful to you for publishing the letter by "OLD PC" (S.H. Aug. 17). But sad to say nothing has been done or is being considered so far. Poor pay paid and unfairness are the main reasons why so many281 words
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349 1970-09-08 8 Ministry tells where all that training time goes *'WOR R I E D PARENT" (S.H. July 28) has complained that his son, a teacher m charge of his school cadet corps, is required to expend an unreasonable amount of his free time on the training of his cadets. With a349 words
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Letter124 1970-09-08 8 I AM a Malaysian citizen a good one, I believe. I speak and write Malay, contribute my share to the national economy through hard work, maintain high moral standards (I have not rioted nor killed anybody), I love my King and country, which I am prepared to124 words
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Miscellaneous462 1970-09-08 8 TWINSET CROSSWORD 22 I I I i k«^H HH[ He MoIJiIIJIIHJWHJIM DOWN ACROSS 1 It has doubled the chances of springing a leak! (9) 2 Feline is somewhat rash 4 A Bedouin m charge of an Inside: needs purification (9) Eastern language 3 Enduring novelist? (S) 8 Forbid one as462 words
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Article, Illustration853 1970-09-08 9 FLORENCE CHONG - FLORENCE CHONG A ONE-TIME daicer has gives «P the hright lights for a do-estic life. Now 2t-year-«ld Mrs. Le«urd O' Bry»Mf devotes aost of her ttae to her childre«. She's swapped the mm- H shiae of Callforaia for Singapore and we foasd H her prettyiag ip853 words
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Article, Illustration12 1970-09-08 9 "Mrs. Van Deusen won first prise for beat-of- breed!"12 words
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Advertisement638 1970-09-08 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ANNIVERSARIES. AN NOUNCEMENTS. BIRTHS. CLUB ACTIVITIES. CON DOLENCES. DEATHS. ENGAGEMENTS, FUNERAL. GREET INGS. IN MEMORIAM. MARRIAGES. MISSING. PERSONAL. P PC. REQUIEMS A REUNIONS. Minimum $8/ for 20 words, each additional word 40cts. All otttor claasHlod adwortlaantanta: Minimum $4/ for 20 words, each additional word 20cts. Box Service charge $1638 words
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Advertisement736 1970-09-08 10 ELECTRICAL CRAFTSMAN. Two vacancies exist In expending Brttawi Csmpany far experienced electrical craftsmen to service and repair well established brand of electric foodmixers. cookers. ..__^j^. i_ j, b>l m^^ «4aaWh f^aaaaWib^BßTßl WOOnvOQ R%OCFMfMR», OVOTI wbibiibjib) and catering equipment. The succseaful csndldates will be llagspsn Citizens or Malaysian Citizens with valid736 words
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Advertisement1280 1970-09-08 10 v ifiwAvJk Q JICQ lln/AffffrfMW HOUSING ft- DEVELOPMENT H BOARD. Singapore. Invites ■^QVl^lfli^^^yQ^H applications from Singapore BB^BOVBV^BVJBV^BVjRVfI Citizens for appointment as CMI Engineering Draughtsmen HAVf you FIANBT Bring them to Qualification ft- experience: Sm|t| 13 r^^tlll elil^ Jtt who can make first class copies of Civil/Structural Engineering with or documents,1,280 words
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769 1970-09-08 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Trainer Eddie Van Breukelen has introduced a newcomer that tops the list of "must follow" m future engagements. Heispage Boy who scored first time out at Penang last Saturday. His win over 6f on the third day was full769 words
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Article, Illustration774 1970-09-08 11 ForKL meeting Weights for the Kuala Lumpur races this weekend: SATURDAY Cl. l.Oiv. 2 6F Star Writ 9.0 Bentong 8.13 Kachang Kuda 8.12 Double Seven 8.11 Cordon Bleu 8.10 Pass Knight 8.10 Regal Mate 8.9 Exchange Rate 8.9 East Kalimantan 6.7 Clair De Lune 8.7 Dragon Steed 8.6774 words
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404 1970-09-08 11 HOLLINGWELL, England, Mon— Cristy O'Connor, Ireland's 45-year-old golfing maestro, collected the record prize of £25,000 when he npn the John Player £70,000 classic, over the Notts Course here yesterday. He had a tremendous duel with Tony Jacklin, the former Open and reigning United StatesAFP - 404 words
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Article, Illustration179 1970-09-08 11 MONZA, Italy, Mon. Clay Regazzoni behind a Ferrari won the 41st Italian Formula One Grand Prix here yesterday, bat it was an eveat overshadowed by the death yesterday ef Jechea Kindt,, the leader la the World Driven* caamptoajalp. Regazzoni covered the 243-mile coarse m record179 words
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343 1970-09-08 11 FOREST HILLS, New York, Mon. The recognised "King" of the courts, Rod Layer, and a scrappy Texan with designs m his title, Cliff Richey, scored impressive straight set victories and moved on a collision course yesterday m the U.S. Open tennis championships.343 words
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251 1970-09-08 11 SALISBURY, lion. West Indian cricketer Gary Sobers will arrive here this week to take part m a cricket competition, according to the Sunday Mail today. The Mail said that Sobers would partner South African Barry Richards m a "Rhodesian $1,000 doublewicket competition." Left-hander Sobers,251 words
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Miscellaneous31 1970-09-08 11 DAVY JONES By Sam Left IH THE PAVY J tf I r T^ IiJQ REALLY BE prrn Sg£> JAI *w^*S "^■^^jpl^J KHa] I -^B B^^H^y*^?3^^^*^BP^C>T^f I' I Wjt~^Lt' /-J j 131 words
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739 1970-09-08 12 TAN Khoon Hong of National Junior College deprived Tan Kai Kok of a three-in-a-row m the National Schools table tennis tournament which concluded at Bukit Timah yesterday. Kai Kok (Chung Cheng High School), the winner of the boys' singles title for739 words
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Article343 1970-09-08 12 CHOO Kirn Leng of Ministry of Health created the first upset when he beat the current Singapore junior champion Yuen Chin Fatt m the quarter-finals of the Singapore Civil Service Association table tennis tournament at Tessensohn Road. Playing more of a defensive game Choo Kirn343 words
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Article, Illustration10 1970-09-08 12 SOC CERSMILE Fantastic body-swerve nothing.. Didn't you smell the whisky?10 words
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Article555 1970-09-08 12 Lui Gek scores swim double PRINCESS Elizabeth Estate emerged champions m the Bukit Timah schools swimming carnival held at River Valley swimming pool yesterday. The champion's chalked up a grand total of 196 points to edge out 14 other schools for the title. Tan Lvi Gek (Princess Elizabeth Estate) scored555 words
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Article, Illustration118 1970-09-08 12 Malaysian Grand Prix winners receive Trophies at Batu Tiga Minister for Information awl Broadcasting Dato Hamzah bin Dato Aba Samah presents the trophy to Malaysian Grand Prix cars winner John Mac Donald of Hongkong at Bata Tiga on Sunday. Mac Donald hi bis Brabham BT 3f beat Tony Maw (Elfin118 words
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195 1970-09-08 12 DICKIE Arblaster and Charles Green, winners of the South Malaysia Rally, will be organising a short but tough rally on Sept. 20. The rally, to be called the Castrol Rally, will cover about 150 miles and will be run during daylight m South Johore.195 words
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Article33 1970-09-08 12 THE Singapore Hilton Soccer Team, sporting the hotel colours and crest, will play its first friendly match against Guthrie Waugh on Wednesday at Farrer Park on Sept. 9 at 5.1S p.m.33 words
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270 1970-09-08 12 CHEERS FOR KUM SENG PLAYING WITH ONE HAND KOH Kum Seng's courageous comeback to competitive badminton ended dismally m the national championships when he was eliminated by international Omar Ibrahim at Guillemard Road last night. Koh was last year's junior champion. Koh of Mayflower BP who lost his left hand270 words
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Article89 1970-09-08 12 SINGAPORE; Combined Schools' team edged Public Swimming Club by nine goals to seven m a Division 2B league match played at the Van Kit Swimming pool, yesterday. Schools easily dominated the match with their speed and accuracy to outplay their opponents m all departments. Sharpshooters for89 words
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