Singapore Herald, 9 October 1970
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Title Section14 1970-10-09 1 THE SINGAPORE herald no. 89 Singapore Friday, October 9, 1970 MC(P) 2207 15 CENTS14 words
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242 1970-10-09 1 Racialists have gained ground in past 18 mouthsKit Siana SEREMBAN, Thurs. The secretary-general of the Democratic Action Party, Me Lim Kit Siang, said today the forces of com muna lis m and authoritarianism had gained impetus m the past 18 months m Malaysia. The DAP leader said this m his242 words
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Article78 1970-10-09 1 RIO de JANEIRO, Thurs.In the town of Xiquexique, two hippies were tarred, ordered to shave and cut their hair and warned that the next "long hair" that appears m town will be thrown to the man-eating piranhas. According to the Rio newspaper Globo, the tough78 words
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Article, Illustration478 1970-10-09 1 AN MSA spokesman said the airline would only be able to extend Its services to London m April next year. The original plan to fly next month was shelved when the talks broke down m London m August. BRITAIN has granted righted rights to Malaysia-Singapore Airlines478 words
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Article328 1970-10-09 1 PARIS, Thurs. Both North Vietnam and the Vietcong rejected today President Nixon's peace proposals. Mrs Nguyen Thi Binh, head of the Vietcong delegation, and Mr Xuan Thuy, Hanoi's chief negotiator, made known their stand this morning before the opening of today's 87th session of the VietnamAP; AFP - 328 words
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414 1970-10-09 1 MOSCOW, Thurs. Tass news agency said today that President Nixon's new peace proposals confirmed that the United States wished to maintain the present South Vietnam leaders m power. And this constituted one of the main obstacles on the road to a peaceful settlementAP; AFP - 414 words
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56 1970-10-09 1 Prince Charles makes brief stop at Chang i PRINCE Charles of Britain landed m Chang airfield here yesterday, for a one hour stopover on his way, from London to Ffli, tor the Ftjians' Independence Day celebrations tomorrow. Prince Charles will represent his mother, Queen Elizabeth n, at the ceremony. He56 words
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Article324 1970-10-09 1 r— US-ISRAELI PACT ON MILITARY INTERVENTION NEW YORK, Thurs. The United States and Israel prepared a plan to intervene mlitarfly last month to save gfaig Hussein of Jordan from being overthrown and replaced by a Government tied to Russia, the New York Times said today.AFP - 324 words
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Article106 1970-10-09 1 HERE AT a glance is what President Nixon proposed m his speech on South-East Asia on Wednesday night: AN IMMEDIATE ceasefire, with both sides holding their present positions, with international supervision, no build-up of military strength, and extension of the ceasefire throughout Indo-China BROADENING of the Paris106 words
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Article94 1970-10-09 1 CAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts), Thurs. Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore returned yesterday to Harvard University to resume studies as a Fellow of the Institute of Politics at the John F. Kennedy School of Government. A university spokesman said the prime minister, who was at94 words
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Article15 1970-10-09 1 DDD RAWALPINDI: Pakistan President Yahya Khan has agreed to visit China m early November. APAP - 15 words
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Article20 1970-10-09 1 ODD MANILA: Four persons, including a district attorney, were killed tonight by riding gunmen m Cavite City, southwest of Manila.20 words
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Article25 1970-10-09 1 PEKING: Premier Chou En-lai Today conferred with former French Premier Maurice Couve de Murvlle who arrived here two days ago for a two-week visit. POP25 words
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Article21 1970-10-09 1 PEKING: Former French Premier Maurice Couve de Murvflle today met Premier Chou En-lai, two days after Ma arrival in China. AFPAFP - 21 words
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Advertisement51 1970-10-09 1 ■MJJ- UMSU leaders retract statement attacking Malay undergraduates for defacing English language signs m the University of Malaya Page 12. Brunei bases its Limbang claim on religious grounds. Page 12 Double murder probe: Note from 'jilted lover.' Page 13. BLUE film blues. Page 16. MOTORING and motor-cycling. Pages 18 and51 words
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Advertisement94 1970-10-09 1 FULL REPORT IN PAGE 6 N Sanyo Malaysia Limited %v SO. South Bridfe Road. Sinfapore 1 How to Enjoy Ever go for a swim (or to babysit) and suddenly felt lonesome? Next time* take along this great 5" T.V. Witk a black filter for perfect contrast even m brilliant sunlight94 words
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Miscellaneous10 1970-10-09 1 WEATHEE forecast from Cff a.m. to neon today: Scattered showers.10 words
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340 1970-10-09 2 REPUBLIC OF CAMBODIA: ONE OF THE WORLD'S OLDEST MONARCHIES ENDS TODAY PHNOM PENH: When Cambodia is proclaimed a Republic today, one of the oldest monarchies m the world will come to an end. The Peacock Throne of Iran has existed for two thousand years. Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia theAFP - 340 words
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Article239 1970-10-09 2 r A letter from the Pohi c ami thr Singapore Herald s reply PLEASE refer to the report captioned "Mystery of mad killer m flat" which appeared on the front page of your paper on Thursday, Oct. 8. It is stated m the report that: "Homicide Squad239 words
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438 1970-10-09 2 JAY PERKINS - JAY PERKINS By PRESIDENT Nixon's new peace proposal is the latest m a series dating back to May 1968 when North Vietnam and the United States began attempts to negotiate an end to the Vietnam war. Four basic outlines for peatfe have been laidAP - 438 words
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913 1970-10-09 2 DAVID BAIRD - Sabah: US $54m. offer from kL TO Manila DAVID BAIRD SULU CAPITAL ABUZZ WITH TALK OF UNDERCOVER NEGOTIATIONS By MANILA: It takes a major event to excite the 40,000 people of Jolo, capital of the Sulu mini-archipelago; 600 miles south of here. One of the main centres of Muslim power913 words
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Article408 1970-10-09 2 Nixon speech: No nearer to peace PRESIDENT'S Nixon's latest Vietnam peace proposals contain some new elements but not enough to occasion much surprise at their immediate rejection by Hanoi and the National Liberation Front. The only point that might have aroused the momentary interest of the Communists was the offer408 words
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Article266 1970-10-09 2 Singapore has one rather well out of the air talks with Britain, successfully concluded yesterday. It has gained for MSA a trunk route to London and another across the Pacific to the United States and Canada, while retaining its HongkongTokyo regional rights. The London route includes a266 words
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Advertisement10 1970-10-09 2 "P^, Friday. October 9. 1 970 &V THE SINGAPORE HERALD10 words
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Article264 1970-10-09 3 Choice of career in pictures A SIX-DAY photographic exhibition on careers will begin at the National Library Lecture Hall on Monday. It is organised by the Vocational Guidance Steering Committee to help educate the public, especially parents of school-leavers, on the various types of "occupational environment" m Singapore. The exhibition264 words
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210 1970-10-09 3 Aseab accord on provision of common tele-links KUALA LUMPUI, Than. Aseu countries ha ve agreed to cc oiil— te their telecommunication networks and earth satellite stations, paving the way for a common link m a television, radio and telephone system. A commuriqne Uaned at the end of a three-day meeting210 words
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Article73 1970-10-09 3 THE SINGAPORE Armed Forces will conduct a military exercise m the Marsiling area from 8 am today to 1.30 pm tomorrow. Blanks will be used during the exercise. The public is advised not to be alarmed. Odd NEW ETV NUMBERS THE telephone numbers of the Educational73 words
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241 1970-10-09 3 TWO RECEPTION GROUPS TO WELCOME INDIA'S TOP FILM STAR VETERAN Indian actor and producer, Mr. M.G. meeting two separate ittcptioa committees when he arri yes here ea Suday afternoon from Baagkek to •hoot fete sew coioar Him, 'The yoath who watered aroand the world." The reason two reception committees had241 words
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Article, Illustration274 1970-10-09 3 NATURAL tourist attractions may be scarce m Singapore, but the Government and private developers are doing their best to create new attractions and to develop such as there are, according to Mr. Lan Yuen Cheong, the Head of Facilities of the Tourist Promotion Board.274 words
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Advertisement135 1970-10-09 3 mmmmmmmmmmmm V am! mm .mmmmmmmmmVnmT' k' mr ny nY > M n^K n^ml m^mr Wms m^mt There's only a little more room Join the top people who've got themselves m a good sales or professional position. Act now. Already we've sold about three quarters of the space that is for135 words
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326 1970-10-09 4 OUR NUCLEAR PHYSICISTS CAUTION: RADIOACTIVE reads a sign on a door at the top floor of the University of Singapore Science Block. Behind that door is Singapore's only neutron generator and working on it are a group of six nuclear physicists.326 words
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Article49 1970-10-09 4 THE Prime Minister's wife, Mrs. Lee Kuan Yew, returned home yesterday from London after accompanying Mr. Lee on part of his ten-week world tour. Among the cities she visited were Moscow, West Berlin, Bonn and Paris. The Prime Minister is now m the United States.49 words
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Article32 1970-10-09 4 THE Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will resume his weekly meet-the-people sessions on Sundays at 10 a.m. at the Rochore Community Centre, Prinsep Street, beginning this Sunday.32 words
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522 1970-10-09 4 A BOOMING FUTURE FOR AIRLINES KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. World air travel is expected to treble to 1,220 million passengers m 1980 with the Pacific having the greatest growth potential. This was stated by Mr. Stanton E. Read, Pata's Research Director m two papers presented522 words
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384 1970-10-09 4 Widow blames hospital for death of husband KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A widow today sued the Malaysian Government for damages for the death of her husband which, she claimed, was caused by negligence on the part of the staff of the District Hospital at Kuala Kubu Bharu, 40 miles from here.384 words
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256 1970-10-09 4 $114mil. to develon ports and airports in East Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Than. Malaysia will spend $114 million for the development of ports aad airports ia East Malaysia within the next two years. This was announced here hy Transport Minister, Data Ahdal Gaaie Gileag, before he left for a familiarisation tearefSabaa.256 words
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Article59 1970-10-09 4 AN ELECTRICIAN, Tan Ptaey Kah, 21, of Braddell Road, died m the Outram Road General Hospital early yesterday morning after he fell 20 ft from a ladder while fixing wires on the roof of a building hi Jurong on Wednesday. Police said Tan who was employed59 words
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Article, Illustration103 1970-10-09 4 BUS driver Cheh Piang Chew, 30, of Jalan Haji Karim was fined $80 m the first traffic court yesterday for negligent driving. He admitted having driven a bus negligently m Kallang Road on Jan. 17 this year. The bus collided with the rear of a car103 words
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274 1970-10-09 4 AN AMERICAN psychologist has spent the last few years living out of his suitcase, tramping around Asia, as a pioneer of his faith the Bahai faith which believes m one race and one world. Dr. Sidney Dean, SO, snd his wife274 words
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524 1970-10-09 4 MOST Government servants call it "The Holy Bible of the Civil Service." They don't like it, but if they want promotion, they must pass examinations based on this book the Instruction Manual. The three issues of the I.M. "Finance and Accounts",524 words
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Advertisement113 1970-10-09 4 Advertisement you are needed Everyone wants to be useful and needed. And everyone CAN be when it is seen that the purpose of man's existence is to express God, divine Love. you are needed You are invited to hear, 'You Are Needed', a Lecture by Howard H. Irwin, C.S., a113 words
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Article, Illustration291 1970-10-09 5 LOCALLY-made building materials are as good as if not better than those produced anywhere else, according to Mr. Rex Koh, the president of the Singapore Institute of Architects. "Most, if not all, materials manufactured m Singapore have to undergo a very stringent,291 words
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87 1970-10-09 5 Date set for talks on JAL dispute JAPAN Air Lines' dispute with its employees over a language allowance will be heard m the Industrial Arbitration Court next Thursday. The dispute is over a claim by the workers that the management gave one worker a special allowance for being able to87 words
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160 1970-10-09 5 THE National Trades Union Congress has set up a sales organisation for its $1.5 million insurance co-operative project INCOME which is expected to be launched before the end of the year. According to the latest issue of Perjuangan the union's monthly publication shares160 words
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207 1970-10-09 5 THE following candidates have been successful m the University of London External Diploma and Degree Examinations held m May and June this year. Chan Baa Kee, Janet (Second Class Honours Lower Division). BJSc lie— omlr n PAKi v. Vincent Albert Gabriel (Third Class Honours), Ng207 words
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Article, Illustration243 1970-10-09 5 AMBULANCE DRIVER ALSO HURT AFTER THIS... AMBULANCE driver A. Rahim was rushing an assault victim from Beach Road Police Station to the Outram Road General Hospital yesterday morning when he became a victim of an accident himself. It was just about 1.15 a.m. when243 words
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Article29 1970-10-09 5 MR. HON Sui Sen, the Finance Minister, will open Tudor Court, the new offices of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board on Oct. 23 at 5 p.m.29 words
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249 1970-10-09 5 COMPANY'S RIGHT TO DEFRAY INCREASES IN CPF CHALLENGED A COMPANY'S right to offset the increased Central Provident Fund contributions from the employees' gratuity was challenged by a union advocate m the Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday. Mr Chue Shui Hoong, arguing on behalf of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union249 words
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371 1970-10-09 6 From SUDH AKAR BH AT, Herald Special Correspondent m New Delhi IT IS SAID that Indians revel In legal quibbling and word-splitting. The latest political drama m Uttar Pradesh, the biggest of India's 17 states, is a good illustration. The argument371 words
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259 1970-10-09 6 SADAT WILL NAME PRIME MINISTER TO SHARE THE BURDEN OF POWER CAIRO, Thars. President-elect Aawar Sadat pledged to cnUiue the late Presldeat Nassers policies, particularly the straggle agaiast Israel aad the special frleadship with the Soviet Union bat gave notice that Mr. Nasser's all-encompassing respon sibUlties were too heavy to259 words
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Article, Illustration62 1970-10-09 6 STOCKHOLM, Thurs. Controversial Russian novelist Alexander Solzhenitsyn, banned m his homeland, today was awarded the 1970 Nobel Prize for literature. The Swedish Academy of Letters said it had made the award to the 52-year-old writer, called the "Dostoyevsky of our time" for "the ethical force with62 words
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Article50 1970-10-09 6 MOSCOW, Thurs. The Soviet Government has named Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir Vinogradov as the new Russian ambassador m Cairo. The new ambassador accompanied Prime Minister Alexei Kosygin when he met with Arab leaders while m Cairo last week to attend the funeral of President Nasser.50 words
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Article60 1970-10-09 6 FORTH WORTH (Texas), Thurs. Two pilots were killed last night when an Fill, the controversial battle plane, crashed and burned north of here. After the last crash of the swept-wing plane near Nellis air force base m Nevada, the planes were grounded to undergo extensive stress testing.60 words
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Article29 1970-10-09 6 TANANARIVE, Thurs. Malagasy President Philibert Tsiranana told the first meeting of his new Cabinet that ministers who did not toe the line of the majority must resign.29 words
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377 1970-10-09 6 LUSAKA, Thurs| Zambia will break Completely from white South Africa as soon as it is self-sufficient, President Kenneth Kaunda said tonight. Zambia would co-operate with South Africa and Rhodesia only if the Governments of the two countries widened their voting franchise377 words
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Article109 1970-10-09 6 US planes bomb towns in Laos VIENTIANE, Thurs. American planes have been bombing northern Laotian towns and villages for more than two years, according to refugees from the area. Refugees interviewed m and around Vientiane said that m mid-1968 bombers, which previously focused on Communist troop concentrations, began striking population109 words
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246 1970-10-09 6 PHNOM PENH, Thurs. The Vietcong and North Vietnamese have launched their biggest attack since the beginning of the war m Cambodia. A Cambodian High Command spokesman said today a force of 7,000 to 10,000 attacked Cambodian Army positions at Taing Kauk andAFP - 246 words
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Article, Illustration1237 1970-10-09 6 Nixons hope: A generation of peace asdasdfasdfasdff LET us give our children what we have not had during this century, a chance to •njoy a generation of peace. THE United States has nwr sought to widen the war. What we soak is to widen the poaoa. Mr. Nixon NEW PLANSAP - 1,237 words
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Article, Illustration435 1970-10-09 7 Torres storms in with show of strength LA PAZ, Thurs. Leftists Gen. Juan Jose Torres swept to power yesterday with a show of strength that toppled his rightfst opponents. Ten leftist demonstrators were reported killed m a mining town by military officers m the only known bloodshed of the two-dayAP - 435 words
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Article, Illustration50 1970-10-09 7 MOSCOW, Thurs. Tass announced today that a 9 lb. 13 ounce gold nugget has been found at Kolya, m the extreme north-east of Siberia. This is the second big nugget found there m three months. The one uncovered m July weighed 21 lbs. AFPAFP - 50 words
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360 1970-10-09 7 BEIRUT, Thars. Travellers retaraiag from Cairo last Bight reported brisk Military activity oa the Egyptian side of the Saex Caaal standstill ioae la appareat vlolatloa of the cease-fire agreement between Israel and Egypt. "The Egyptian desert Wtweea Cairo ami Sacs IsAP - 360 words
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99 1970-10-09 7 WASHINGTON, Ttaurs. President Nixon last night signed a bin authorising him to sell USsli,S6i million worth of arms to Israel. The provision expressing Congress's "grave concern with the deepening involvment of the Soviet Union In the Middle East" and authorising arfnsAP - 99 words
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317 1970-10-09 7 MONTREAL Thurs. A note believed to be from the kidnappers of British diplomat James Richard Cross has set a new deadline for meeting ransom demands. Canadian Foreign Secretary Mitchell Sharp called on the abductors last night to name a negotiator to talk terms317 words
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153 1970-10-09 7 10,000 killed? No, only 500, says U.S. WASHINGTON, Thurs. Not more than 500 people died m the Jordan civil war, State Department spokesman Robert McCkMkey said last night. He told a press conference that reports of several thousand people having been killed m the fighting were "enormous exaggeration." The deathAP - 153 words
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Advertisement141 1970-10-09 7 Asia Unlimited The splendor of all the Orient. 77 flights a week to Asia's gateway cities on JAL. JAL jets you to Asia's finest sights and sounds and jets you there frequently m the relaxed atmosphere that is Japan. Come with us to any of 13 key Asian cities, all141 words
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Advertisement788 1970-10-09 8 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON,H'BtfR6, R'DAM, HAVRE, AHfERPJREM. la IV mrrvm amethyst rrouoct i4/is«ot i 7/I.o* l-oom 13/11 Ml>uro 18/ M'oomi 20/1 1 Havre 22/11. B'Nion 25/11 HcrruMfaaooH zi/sonov i/sok «/»ooc 100- i/i. h-mh/i row* a/i. hmnii/i A'xofH 14/1. a-NMN 18/ 1 ARRIVALS FROM NORTHWEST EUROPEAN PORTS AND LONDON788 words
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Miscellaneous1478 1970-10-09 8 I I \J Nw FOR EASY REFERENCE: The shipping schedules f I K N. Djgmning on this page are given in four parts for aJ±* l X«^— «W^7 we tbou nd. eastbound. southbound and coastal. mm j v A jd~- i *^aaMRmW I BlBwtVC e!£n e^ V 9 |ves the1,478 words
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Article121 1970-10-09 9 NEW YORK, Thurs. An increase of 15 per cent m freight rates on cargo moving from ports m the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden to U.S. ports on the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico has been announced by six steamship companies. The companies are members of the RedAP - 121 words
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Article32 1970-10-09 9 HONGKONG, Tours. Five pleasure craft with a total value of U.S. $300,000 were loaded onto the Indian ship Vishva Dharma today for shipment to the United States. AFP Baltic Exchange Page 10AFP - 32 words
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Article41 1970-10-09 9 BEIRUT, Thurs.— Japan has offered to build a dry dock and establish fishing industries m Lebanon m a bid to bridge a wide gap m the balance of trade between the two countries, fhe Beirut newspaper Al-Nahar (the Day) reported. APAP - 41 words
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Article64 1970-10-09 9 HONGKONG, Thurs.-A major West German shipping line has ordered four third-generation c o n t a iner-sh ips with an estimated value of US$l 25 million for the Hongkong-Eurdpe run. The ships, which will be m service by 1972, were ordered by Hapag-Lloyd Ag, according to Albercht Otte, a seniorAFP - 64 words
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Article139 1970-10-09 9 LIMA, Peru,Thurs. The state-owned Compania Peruana de V a pores (Peruvian Shipping Co.) plans to open regular services to Japan and to the Western and Central Mediterranean before the end of the year. Rear Admiral Federico Salmon de la Jara, president of the company, said yesterday that the 12 newAP - 139 words
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Miscellaneous1273 1970-10-09 9 Westbound continued STRAAT VAN OIEMEN Oct 15/17 E.London, P.EIiz. Capetown. RIL/KPM TREVALOR Nov 6/7 Durban, C'town, P.Eli*., E.L'don. l_ M# SM/MSS STREEFKERK No* 21/23 A'werp, R'Dam/A'dam. Hamburg. VAR Oct31 London (28/11) MM/MM Bremen. NLL/KPM SCHELDE LLOYD 0*25/28 Bilbao. A'werp, R'dam. B'men. TRAV.ATA Dec. 13/19 N.Y. (4/2) B'more (1/3) Hamburg. NLL/KPM1,273 words
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Miscellaneous263 1970-10-09 9 Ships in port THE PORT OF SINGAPORE Smitiloyd 5, Hoei Maru, Sungci, AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE Pakning, Petro Tig*. Michael BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS Jebsen, Bombala, Englishman. FOR OCT. 9. Jason. Elbe, Gambali, Gammewah, 9 A o Sumber Tunas 3. Tung Ming, OUT: Heenng Lotte 3/^ Hwa Peto) Shan 5, Luna Maersk263 words
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512 1970-10-09 10 NEW YORK, Thurs. Recent action under United States anti-trust laws is seen by some indus try sources as a threat to their home and overseas operations alike. Briefly, the anti-trust division of the Federal Department of Justice is trying to spread the law toAP - 512 words
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Article108 1970-10-09 10 Teheran, Thurs. The Shah of Iran has warned Western oil companies m Iran to increase their output or face new legislation to protect the country's interests. The Shah made the warning on Monday when he opened a new session of Parliament. He did not say whatAP - 108 words
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Article10 1970-10-09 10 ALL Hongkong markets were closed yesterday, (local holiday).10 words
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Article, Illustration203 1970-10-09 10 PEOPLE in business Mr J.W. LAWRY, who has been with the Wearne Group for almost 20 years, has left for Australia. Mr Lawry Mr Lawry, 55, who started as a workshop engineer with Wearne Brothers, m Singapore, retired as general manager of Progress Motors, a member of the Group. He203 words
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Article126 1970-10-09 10 Exim Bank credit for Malaysia WASHINGTON, Thurs. The U.S. Export-Import Bank authorised a US$BOO,OOO credit to Malaysia, to help finance sale of American road construction equipment. Malaysia will make a cash payment of the balance of the contract price of U551,200,000. The loan is to be repaid m ten semi-annualAFP - 126 words
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Article100 1970-10-09 10 PARIS, Thurs. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha will launch a US$2O million 15-year convertible debenture issue, Morgan et Cie International S.A., joint leader of the underwriting syndicate said. Morgan said the offers is expected to open on October 21. The coupon should be 7% per cent, subject to market conditions,Reuter - 100 words
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Article171 1970-10-09 10 MOSCOW, Thurs. The Soviet Union has approached International Business Machines to explore how "some type of relationship" might be worked out, IBM chairman Thomas J. Watson Jr., said. Mr. Watson said he had just completed two days of general talks with Soviet officials and decided to study the possibilitiesAP - 171 words
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Article76 1970-10-09 10 HONGKONG, Thurs. Kumagami Guml has been awarded a US$l7 million contract by the Hongkong Government for major work on the runway at Kaitak international airport here. The government has estimated that the total cost of extending the runway will amount to US$25 million. The contract, awarded to Kumagami,AFP - 76 words
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Article399 1970-10-09 10 Ironically, rubber saw the lowest price for some 2% years whilst the I.R.S.G. 21st Assembly was taking place m Singapore this week. 47 cents was touched briefly for current month, reported HOLIDAY, CUTLER BATH. The persistence of weight of physicals bearing against insufficient offtake, together with liquidation399 words
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Article167 1970-10-09 10 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates today, fixed by the Association of In Malaysia-Singapore. Local doUsa per unit of foreign currency. SELLING BUYING T.T./O.D. T.T. O.D. Sterling Pound 7.8726 7.8400 7.8276 Australian Dollar 8.4476 3.4060 8.3860 Canadian Dollar "-*°w New Zealand Dollar 8.4676 3.4100 3.3500 South Arabian Dinar 7.3900 7.3176167 words
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Article342 1970-10-09 10 Prices eased at the opening yesterday as small selling spread to high-priced issues. The market showed little apparent reactions to President Nixon's Vietnam speech. Sony, Matsushita Electric, Nippon Kayaku and Canon Camera lost ground. Low priced stocks, however, met selective demand. Oils and shippings were higher. The342 words
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Article79 1970-10-09 10 Bank Negara return of liabilities and assets as at close of business on Wednesday, Sept. 30 (m dollars): LIABILITIES Capital 40,000,000 General reserve 34.597.214 Malaysian currency m circulation 1,055,315,953 Deposits: banks 174,279,279 Malaysian Government 414,147,766 Others 223,872,977 Allocation of special drawing rights 64,285,800 Other liabilities 164,827,622 2,171,326,61179 words
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Article675 1970-10-09 10 Mining shares moved erratically yesterday, as profit-taking cut back a number of recent high-fliers. Other issues, particularly the established miners, moved higher under strong support. International was again the most active stock, en '.ing the day 70 cents lower at $6 after selling down to $5.80 at675 words
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Article186 1970-10-09 10 LONDON, Thurs. The market today opened on a quiet note but grain shippers covered a cargo from the U.S. Northern range to Taiwan at US$lB fd (free discharge) for Oct. Confirmation was lacking on reports that two sugar cargoes of 14,060 and 17,000 tons have been fixed186 words
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Article425 1970-10-09 10 NEW YORK, Thurs. The first new commodities exchange m half a century, the West Coast Commodity Exchange,, is scheduled to open m Los Angeles on Oct. 15. "The estimated gross volume m commodities trading coming out of 11 western states is about 100,000 million aAP - 425 words
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Article250 1970-10-09 11 SOUTHERN KINTA CONSOLIDATED made a pre-tax profit of £1,2*2,563 m the year ended March, compared with £1, 176,000 the previous year. The better results were mainly due to the higher average price of tin. The company's production was 200 tons lower at 2,553 tons. The general250 words
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Article118 1970-10-09 11 Perak speeds up IPOH, Thurs. The Perak Government has introduced a new system to speed up the approval of applications for industrial sites m the state. This was stated today by the state Mentri Besar Dato Haji Kamaruddin. On the state's industrial efforts, he said Perak had received a $800,000AFP - 118 words
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Article1592 1970-10-09 11 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE KEY Clocinc buyers' and tellers' price* arc followed by the business done. Figure*, m bracket* denote traded lot* 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 was1,592 words
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Article231 1970-10-09 11 ALLIED CHOCOLATE INDUSTRIES profits for the first half of this year dropped to $280,000 from $309,000 made m the same period last year, despite much improved export sales. The company's interim statement attributed this fall to lower profit margins on the exports and th the increased231 words
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Article162 1970-10-09 11 Trading in USIF shares suspended LONDON, Thurs. Gramco Management said today it is suspending temporarily sales and redemption of shares of USIF Real Estate, the large off-shore mutual fund, under investor pressure. Gramco said it had also halted redemptions of shares m the United States Italia Fund, a much smallerAP - 162 words
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Article716 1970-10-09 11 SINGAPORE RUBBER RUBBER 47% celts a Ib. (dowi a half ceit). October RSS 1 was quoted at 47 3/4 cents a buyer at the start of morning trading yesterday. The imminent expiry of a number of tenders caused longs to liquidate their October. The liquidation caused October to widen716 words
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Article332 1970-10-09 11 Stocks continued lower m moderate trading yesterday. The Dow Jones industrial average lost about 4.38 and Stanpoors was off 62 cents after 45 minutes of trading. Declining issues led those on the -upside by two-to-one and volume was about 4.7 million. IBT, ia U.S. doitan.) Oct332 words
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Article26 1970-10-09 11 NEW YORK, Wed.— (Changes m brackets): Industrials 783.68 (+1.23); Transportation 157.45 (-2.43); Utilities 107.14 (-0.29); Composite stocks 251.02 (-0.88): Bonds 65.81 (-0.0126 words
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Article562 1970-10-09 11 The market yesterday extended Wednesday's consolidating action. Some profit-taking was seen although selling was not heavy and smalL selective tjuying was also noted. Movements were generally narrow. Conditions were quiet, ahead of Wall Street's reaction to President Nixon's Vietnam speech. Towards the close, the Financial Times index562 words
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Article21 1970-10-09 11 LONDON, Wed.— (Changes m brackets): Industrials 378.4 (Unch); Tins 63.34 (+0.12); Rubbers 146.11 (-0.70); Oils 290.67 (-2.16).21 words
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Article196 1970-10-09 11 AMSTERDAM Internationals closed quietly mixed yesterday. President Nixon's peace proposal was termed disappointing here and the market awaited Wall Street's reaction. Akzo firmed on local demand and Philips hardened on small American interest. Royal Dutch, Unilever and Hoogovens were down on lack of interest Plantations and shippings closed196 words
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245 1970-10-09 12 Be ready to stand on our own— Razak From BEN D'CUNHA ALOR STAR, Thurs. Tun Abdul Razak supported President Nixon's proposal for a ceasefire m IndoChina. He said the American initiative was "a great leap forward m bringing about eventual settlement m the region." ALOR STAR, Thurs. Prime Minister Tun245 words
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Article, Illustration354 1970-10-09 12 Goh: The planes will help pilots' training SPORE RECEIVES TWO AIR TOURERS FROM NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT SINGAPORE yesterday received two Air Tourer aircraft from New Zealand which will enable the Singapore Air Defence Command to improve its training programme for its trainee pilots. At present, the SADC trainee pilots get354 words
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206 1970-10-09 12 Oil drilling mishap vessel in S'pore harbour for repairs THE Discoverer 111, an oil drilling vessel, is now undergoing minor repairs, inspection and cleanup m the Eastern Anchorage after an exploratory well it was drilling m the South China Sea blew out of control. A PSA spokesman con-; firmed last206 words
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Article24 1970-10-09 12 GENEVA, Thurs. The International Red Cross Committee is running out of money to cover expenses for its relief action hi Jordan.24 words
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369 1970-10-09 12 'For sake of peace UMSU gives in to Malay students' demands KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The University of Malaya Students' Union today withdrew its statement attacking the Malay Language Society for defecing and tearing down signs and notices m English on Monday. The UMSU president, Inche Zainal Abidin, told a one-hour369 words
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98 1970-10-09 12 LIMBANG CLAIM: NOW A RELIGIOUS BASIS BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs. Brunei has once again brought to notice its claim over the Sarawak enclave of Limbang. A statement issued tonight by the Brunei Istana through the Grand Chamberlin, Pengiran Dato Haji Puteh said that Malaysia had absolutely no rights over limbang.98 words
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Article27 1970-10-09 12 BANGKOK, Thurs. ™J«mmers were feared «ad when they were buried u-deraUndsideyerterdayil 55? Jf «fn to mine, m Southern Thailand, it was reported here today.27 words
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Advertisement222 1970-10-09 12 "Dollook like a machine; "That's what I asked my boss after fiddling with figures all day long." "For all the money I use up on pencils he could buy a real machine". "And I could go back to being a girl.** The Facit Cl-13 calculator adds, subtracts, multiplies and divides222 words
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276 1970-10-09 13 No reduction of mosquito population despite that campaign THE CAMPAIGN against mosquitoes m October last year succeeded m educating the public and stimulating some participation m mosquito-control, but failed to reduce the mosquito populations significantly. This is the conclusion reached m a paper assessing the Keep Singapore Clean and Mosquito-Free276 words
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328 1970-10-09 13 Hunt for killer Police get note signed 'Jilted Lover' TOA PAYOH DOUBLE MURDER: UNREQUITED LOVE THEORY POLICE investigating the murder of Tan Geok Lan, 17, and her nine-year-old brother Kah Huat m their Toa Payoh flat on Wednesday have been handed a note signed "Jilted Lover." The note was given328 words
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Article, Illustration195 1970-10-09 13 MORE PEOPLE are saying it with flowers la Singapore today, according to President Ynsof bin Ishak who opened the Singapore Horticultural Show yesterday evening. The show, open till Sunday, Is the first to be organised jointly by the Orchid Society of South-East195 words
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110 1970-10-09 13 MUSIC LOVERS interested m learning to play the recorder can do so when the Adult Education Board starts its course on "Learning the Recorder for Beginners" on Oct. 25. Students must bring their own recorders. They will be taught simple tunes and110 words
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Article42 1970-10-09 13 IPOH, Thurs. Perak is gradually replacing all road signs m Malay, a State Government spokesman said today. Whenever new signs were put up it would be m Bahasa Malaysia and existing ones were progressively being replaced, be said.42 words
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119 1970-10-09 13 Talk by expert on mental problems of children AN AMERICAN child guidance expert, Dr. John McLeod, will talk on "The early detection of children with mental and learning handicaps" at the Lee Kong Chian Centre on Oct. 26 at 5.30 p.m. The talk is open to the public. The Centre,119 words
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134 1970-10-09 13 HONGKONG, Thus. The 83,<0t gross-to* Queen Elizabeth, mw iwied by the C_Y. Tung group of companies will be dry docked either is Singapore or Japaa for cleaning, it was leaned today. This will Uke place either before or after she has beeaAFP - 134 words
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377 1970-10-09 13 SIX masked men armed with parangs and spears charged into a bar m Jalan Besar on Nov. 20 last year, attacked several waitresses and killed a driving instructor, a coroner's court heard today. The murdered man, Tan Teck Huat, 20, of Jalan Pipit377 words
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Article, Illustration243 1970-10-09 13 TWO came this time, but one faded away WE CAN VOUCH for it the turn-up was a hundred per cent better than last time. There were actually TWO girls at the dress rehearsal-cum-Press conference for the "Miss Bikini Queen Singapore International" contest at the El Amigo nightclub yesterday. And we243 words
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Advertisement145 1970-10-09 13 THE NEW I^B(l^^^^^ 308 MOVIE I |O^^^ CAMERA m The professional h Super 8 movie camera w at the price home B movie makers can afford.^^M X Features a smooth «£fl i zoom lens, fully h A automatic exposure A control with manual Si override and shutter fe^ IVIMh release145 words
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Article, Illustration313 1970-10-09 14 The Mikado at the Vic again next month THE Mikado, a comic opera, will appear on stage at the Vie once again from Nov. 4 to 7, presented this time by the Naval Base Singers who have a large following of Gilbert and Sullivan fans. Patricia Smith, who has appeared313 words
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Article, Illustration248 1970-10-09 14 The subtle demands made by matching men and music "AM I TOO loud?" any piano accompanist may ask. But this is only a small question m the art, says Lee Kum Sing, who has been at the piano with more than 20 international artistes both here and elsewhere. There are248 words
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Article, Illustration271 1970-10-09 14 TWO PLAYS that look at human relationships through the glass of existential philosophy Jean-Paul Sartre's No Exit and Men Without Shadows will be put on by the University of Singapore Society at the Cultural Centre on Oct. 29, 30, 31 and Nov. 1.271 words
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216 1970-10-09 14 A STALL holder's daughter who swung a broom at a public health overseer was yesterday fined $400, or two months' jail, by Tenth Magistrate G. Remedios. Yeo Sian Kheng of Potong Pasir, pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to use criminal216 words
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219 1970-10-09 14 DDD JOHORE DEVELOPMENT KOTA TINGGI, Thurs. The Ministry of Health has proposed a capital investment programme of $26.8 million for Johore under the second Malaysia plan, its Minister, Tan Sri Haji Sardon, said today. KUALA LUMPUK, Tbars. Commerce and Indastry Minister219 words
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299 1970-10-09 14 $120 fine for former Grand Prix rider FORMER motor-cycle Grand Prix rider Lee Wing Sang, 36, of Strathmore Avenue was found guilty yesterday of inconsiderate driving m Bukit Timah Road last year. He denied a charge of not keeping a proper lookout and reversing into a motor-cycle at the corner299 words
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448 1970-10-09 14 Brother-in-law told me inspector shot him, factory worker tells coroner AS COFFEE powder dealer Lim Chye Huat lay dying on a hospital bed on Sept. 6 he told his brother-in-law, "an inspector shot me with a gun," a coroner was told yesterday. The brother-in-law, Mr Goh Kirn Hun, 38, a448 words
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Article19 1970-10-09 14 KOTA KINABALU, Thurs. Former Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman arrives tomorrow for a three-day visit toSabah.19 words
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205 1970-10-09 14 REVENUE FROM sales of commemorative stamps m Singapore has been given a big boost thanks to a Minister's interest m philately. Communications Minister Yong Nyuk Lin said m 1968 that sales of stamps to philatelists had been "disappointingly low." In 1964, for example, sales205 words
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Advertisement82 1970-10-09 14 Over 2 tons of Levi's 4000 pairs 100 sizes. For all sexes. Singapore's largest and wildest selection of Levi's. The newest bellbottoms, flares, straight legs and tapers. Plaids, checks and stripes. Farout dress jeans, Far-in StaPrest slacks. FLOW INTO meluiani's 52. North Bridge R Tel ***** /^HjS^ Open 6 days82 words
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Advertisement228 1970-10-09 15 K| Car owners: if you've a j Prigiking I air-conditioner I you'll want I this: y fflJfcfaa^a^Bt^B^BMß^L^L^aMMaMß^a^attiirf**! m^^n' ""'-■-< .'y..^'~^'^S^SS!Er^^^MßS^S3SanEl^^^3M^ < VmSlik. M J If I o o 1 :ss: I %rf B I I x j A Automatic HIS It Relay .^^*)^H t^al a^L^ ~*g!W* JHff^^ It's an automatic228 words
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Miscellaneous1566 1970-10-09 15 H S^SSS^S^SSSm Dllll H THE GOOD G °y s |s w jngl ii^ programme to f jj! —^SBBBBT mniii 8* i^T^ watch while havln Or WAKT O 1 Dill i 111 Pill diniier neither c\V Drri i wBSSSSSS milllll m U Vy~ (AS serious nor too comical. V*i U/ V^1,566 words
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143 1970-10-09 16 THE BIGHT cmHnttM of mb, ratal ud wtad ku made lilt a gesd, If Ml gnat year, far Preach wlae. With the grape harvest ealy half picked, that It what the experts are saylag ahaal the lfltvtartage. Per red Bargaadies, It ■wy143 words
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Article, Illustration194 1970-10-09 16 CAN A peaceful, cudchewing dairy cow from the country "turn on" with hard rock music blaring m her ears? Or will she jump the gate and drag the milking machine through 40 acres of barbed wire? Cows are steady, say U.S. agriculture department experts. They can194 words
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Article, Illustration992 1970-10-09 16 MARTIN LIM - MARTIN LIM BY THE MUSIC pulsates, carrying all into the undulating world of that restless figure on stage, tempting and twisting m motion that brings a gleam to eyes watching with anticipation for the final gesture that will make their night. A twist and a fling, and992 words
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Advertisement94 1970-10-09 16 (fAPITbI"-^ "j I DUE TO FILM'S LENGTH— PLEASE NOTE REVISED TIMES I 5 shows: 10.30 am, 1.30, 4, C.4S It •.30— No Wr— Ust I who w§ fttt w .i J^^ ■rw n "Airport" has If4|3 lAm I Suspense! fJ> KW *M I I yffl I Action! Love! L^^%l I94 words
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Advertisement682 1970-10-09 16 3RO MONTH 72N0 BIS DAY! 3 Shows: 1.46, S.IS 4030 p.m. Admission: $1 .50. $2 50 4 $4.00 "THE ADVENTURERS" (Par.) Candice Bergen. P'Vision. Color ISTH EKCITINO. DAYI 4 Show* 1 1 ••■u. JO, MGMS "KELLT-* HEROES' Clint Eastwood.rviaion.Color STH SCREAMING DAY! U a.m.. IJO. 4.00.0J040J©«,m Vincent Price, Christopher Lee682 words
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Article, Illustration347 1970-10-09 17 M Indonesia gets m on the act EVER wondered, what a Panamanian costume looks like... or an Athenian or a Central European? Well here you are, see for yourself m our sneak preview of an international costume show to be staged at the home of the Netherlands347 words
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Article, Illustration168 1970-10-09 17 Meet the new president JOHN Tan Sek Yam is a pretty outstanding character. He joined the Junior Chamber of Singapore m 1968 and it took him only a year to be named "Outstanding Jaycee of Singapore/ His International Relations Commission was named the Most Outstanding Mission, so it was not168 words
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Article, Illustration182 1970-10-09 17 The Ukraalaß ZsproshflU Cossacks wUI perform for cMldrea S— day. They are leaving towa after a stint at the multistorey Car Pack and Beataaraat. their dueiig will be for meatally retarded children of the Singapore Association for Retarded Children. THE International Labour organisations appointed to182 words
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Article180 1970-10-09 17 A RECEPTION was held at the Polynesian Room, Ming Court on Oct. 7 In honour of delegates attending the Diner's Club Asian Regional Conference. Most of the delegates are from countries m South-east Asia such as the Philippines, Hong Kong, Jakarta. There are, however, three delegates180 words
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Article88 1970-10-09 17 DR. John McLeod, Director of the Institute of Child Guidance and Development, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada, will lecture on "The early detection of children with mental and learning handicaps" at the Lee Kong Chian Centre and Headquarters, Singapore Association for Retarded Children, 844 Margaret88 words
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Article202 1970-10-09 17 "CHILLIES burn the lips as well as the stomach. Spicy foods are not healthy for the same reason. A lot of hawkers' food makes you thirsty because it contains mono sodium glutamate." So says Miss Lilian Tan, head of the Home Economics Department, at the202 words
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Advertisement124 1970-10-09 17 m -\^>^f Practical TIMEX B A sepak raga ball is simple m design. It's simply made of cane. Yet it's highly durable. Jm You don 't even need S worry about f /m^^^^K^S inftoting it it 's there ready I/^ V anytime you need it. I fl a 1 I*124 words
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Miscellaneous164 1970-10-09 17 THE DIARY 9am 5.3 i pm: Art Association, at the 7 pm: Teochew opera exhibition at Cedar National Library. by Er Woo Amateur Girls' Secondary, 7 pm: Night bazaars at Musical and Dramatic Aljunied Road Bukit Panjang Village, Association at Victoria !t am If pm: 10 m.s.; Indus Road; Theatre.164 words
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197 1970-10-09 18 CAR production m Britain drop] by nearly 40 per cent m Ji compared with the same month I year. The British Society of Mo Manufacturers and Traders discloi that the 80,558 units made uere c siderably down on last year's 122 units. Tills197 words
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Article188 1970-10-09 18 JAPAN'S exports of four-whee vehicles m August amounted to Bi, units a decline of 16.8 per cent fn the preceding month, the Japan* Automotive Industries Associati announced recently. The total comprises €1,511 passenf cars, 2€,i39 trucks and €91 buses. Toyota Motors exported 47,535 un188 words
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Article, Illustration113 1970-10-09 18 JOHN ROBINSON - DRIVE -IN JOHN ROBINSON DRAWN BY Be alert! r\Mhtn driving down a stnwt with cars parked along the kerb, look to sm if there is any car with a driver behind the wheel. If there is, he mey suddenly puH out without warning. Under the same conditions, if there is113 words
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Article, Illustration899 1970-10-09 18 BLMC makes beast into a beauty SPECIFICATIONS ENGINE: 1,798 c.c; overhead valves pushrod; cast iron. Compression ratio 9:1. Maximum power 87 bhp (net) at 5.400 rpm. Maximum torque 100 Ib. ft. (net) at 3,000 rpm. PERFORMANCE: Maximum spaed 92 mph. 0 to 60, 17 9 seconds. Fuel consumption 25 mph,899 words
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Article, Illustration1104 1970-10-09 19 The hot 100 has power to spare THE Honda Hundred is here. And welcome to it. For years, motor cyslists have -been wondering when Honda would replace its immensely successful SBO. The CBIOO promises to be even better than the S9O but a Honda spokesman said that the 90% will1,104 words
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Article899 1970-10-09 19 A tune-up? Be ready to spend >NER or later the motorcyclist will get rge to make his bike prettier or just ent from the other motorcycles on the m Singapore, jt for decoration, my advice pnerally be: DON'T. manufacturers of the es should get a little credit •wing what their899 words
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Advertisement60 1970-10-09 19 This is one way to get rid of amosqptt^bot... ...what about the other mosquitoes m the room? Shelltox with Vapona is the answer. Just spray Shelltox m the air. Shelltox with its unique vapour action, finds all JBHL the mosquitoes and knocks them down. QhplhmU^"^ 1 For good. Jlin ShdttOX60 words
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106 1970-10-09 20 ANOTHER THANK YOU' TO DR. WONG WE would like, through your paper, on behalf of oar many fellow National Service Special Constables and brother officers of the Special Constabulary, to express our heartfelt thanks to the M tailster of Home Affairs, Dr. Wong Lin Ken, for his foresight and deep106 words
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Letter63 1970-10-09 20 IT WOULD be appreciated if your correspondent P. Lee Ifin Seng could contact this Mkiistry with the name of the school referred to m the letter published under the heading "All those m favour of the others paying m the Herald of Sept. 24 m order to facilitate an investigation63 words
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207 1970-10-09 20 I WAS one of the unfortunates who happened to be lunching at the Telok Ayer market last Monday, Oct. 5. This building now houses all the eating stalls of the annex buildings which were earlier pulled down. It is, therefore, a most crowded207 words
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293 1970-10-09 20 IN 1848, Dr. Robert Little, M.D.Edin., F.R.CS.Edin., a prominent member of the medical profession m early Singapore, wrote a very long article entitled, "An Essay on Coral Reefs as the cause of Blakang Mati Fever, and of the Fevers m various parts of the293 words
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308 1970-10-09 20 A SMALL Press announcement to the effect that a stall holder m a market was waylaid and robbed of his day's takings amounting to some $400 aroused no comment. Now if the stall holder was selling edible products it is more than reasonable to308 words
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Letter99 1970-10-09 20 I REFER to the letter "Humanity must have two sides" (S.H. Oct. 1). I am truly disgusted that "Disgusted" should call for the removal from the workshop of the Society for Aid to the Paralysed of paralytics found guilty of whistling at girls. Does she not realise mat99 words
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246 1970-10-09 20 'Paying more for unions which can fight for us' ALL civil servants who are union members will soon have to pay increased union subscriptions, to be deducted from their salaries under a "new system." Have the top trade unionists considered whether the members will react favourably? A member drawing a246 words
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Letter150 1970-10-09 20 WHEN National Service regulations affecting institutes of higher learning came into effect, we were uncertain whether the Institute of Bankers, to which we bank employees belong, came into that category. We wrote to the Central Manpower Base seeking clarification, but all our letters went unanswered. Nevertheless,150 words
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Letter97 1970-10-09 20 "FAIR PLAY" (S.H. Sept., 29) seems to cast an aspersion on general teachers with Grade Three or GCE certificate. He seems to say they are not worth their salaries, although many such teachers have been successful m their chosen career. A teacher with a Grade Three or97 words
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Letter239 1970-10-09 20 A real life drama on Bus X THIS IS a real Ufe story. However, to protect the penoa concerted, the ■•■*•< *f fats compaay, the number of the busT«d the identity of the conductor are purposely withheld. But Number X was gathering momentum to leave the bus-Stop the bell had239 words
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Advertisement421 1970-10-09 20 B CHANCES TO GIVE YOUR CHILD A UNIVERSITY EDUCATION Qfl OTHER pJII BURSARIES SINGAPORE ESSAY H Herald Essay Compe- S£ aaiitpot C ■£l titions wiU be at three M UUN ICO I IO Jg levels for Pre-Univer- §t aai innni ammmamml sity students, for Secon UUUIUN dary Four students and421 words
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Miscellaneous359 1970-10-09 20 TWINSET CROSSWORD n^n^n^n^n^nß EEHsasSBH ACEOSS DOWN 4 A bed is properly constructed stands! (6) 8 The songs of wild bawlers? Hardly! (7) 1 Whip the bottom of hideous It Making free love, sin m any shrew (6) record of events (7) 2 Almost a true range (4) 11 It drags359 words
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Article, Illustration182 1970-10-09 21 then it's Woody Herman day WE'VE heard so much jazz about Woody Herman and seen so many posters around town. But for the first time, we'll be able to see him live next Tuesday. Woody will stomp into town with his "Thundering Herd/ 9 an eighteen-piece182 words
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Article, Illustration278 1970-10-09 21 JENNY LEW - JENNY LEW THERE was plenty of sweat when a new pop group was formed for each member of the "No Sweat was handpicked. Hugh G.M. Charles, drummer and singer, and Ambrose Marcel, organ baritone and bass, the only two original players said: "We spent278 words
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Article46 1970-10-09 21 RECORD YEAR FOR A SOLO EVERLY IT Met like Dm E verly ose tae Everty Brvtaers, It Ml 4atag t— badly tlace taedMsptttm. Hell be ariagtag: «at ate ow» albw later thai year. The same record caaiaaay to aaafaf U get PUI Everly at a aiHtte46 words
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Miscellaneous348 1970-10-09 21 Starscope I^kQ^^^^Q I /LUi!l I m I MV ■VWVztmjfjV^l le/^mmmkwWfmTm 7 IJVFr ElylHUUlißLfl KLIHTMILkKIS <fl> Travel holds hidden Some success in* snags and unusual personal progress is* expenses. Any aspect likely through helpful* of gambling rewards correspondence and* 7 over-optimism with an digging out informa- J increased over-draft, tion you348 words
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Miscellaneous164 1970-10-09 21 BLONDIE By Chic Young 'Ui> >^ I«i>^S^uuJ|i1 «i >^S^uuJ|i I lan ecolosist is a person IFg pOF^^DWi I I iilir i tolo mavis )i X^*^ p^fivuooo WHO'S INTERESTED IN THE T i J OM MV X IT WAS A MAN "S i. WHAT IS AN ECOLOSIST T BALANCE OF NATURE164 words
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Advertisement792 1970-10-09 22 ENGLISH, LATIN, MATHEMATICS. Special attention failures. 11, Cairnhill, Spore 9. *****. TANGUN DRIVING SCHOOL quick to pass your driving test Hourly $6/- 16 Tanglin Road Spore Tel. *****9. 1971 PRIMARY SCHOOL Leaving Examination tuition by experienced teacher. Katong district. Commencing November Tel. *****1 after office hours. DRESSMAKING INSTITUTE by Mrs.792 words
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Advertisement397 1970-10-09 22 (gsso) FINANCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT has a Management Position m Singapore for a TREASIRY ANALYST who will within the Treasury Section undertake analytical studies m the area of Finance and assist m Corporate Secretarial functions. Applicants should possess a degree m Accountancy, Business Administration Commerce or Economics. It will be an397 words
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415 1970-10-09 23 SEOUL, Thurs. The Oriental Boxing Federation today announced its official rating for the period ending Oct. 8. Only one title match was held during the month under review m which Japan's Nobuo Chiba retained his title by knocking out Thailand's Anatakorn S.AP - 415 words
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Article116 1970-10-09 23 LONDON, Thurs. Hockey has been included m the Sixth Asian Games being held m December this year m Bangkok. Earlier, a press report emanating from Bangkok had mentioned that Hockey might not be included, the reason being that Pakistan had not yet paid their contributionAFP - 116 words
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439 1970-10-09 23 WENTWORTH, England, Thurs. After seventeen anxious hours, South Africa's Gary Player has decided to compete m the Piccadilly World Match Play championship, which starts here today. Player's father underwent an operation m South Africa yesterday which caused him to seriouslyAFP - 439 words
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Article231 1970-10-09 23 WENTWORTH, England. Thurs. Mist delayed the start of the Piccadilly World Match Play golf championship here today. When the first match between the defending champion Bob Charles, and Dave Stockton, the U.S. PGA champion, was due to begin on the treelined West Course, visibility was restricted toAFP - 231 words
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161 1970-10-09 23 SYDNEY, Thurs. Australian Rugby League champion goalkicker and World Cup fullback Eric Simms was today ruled unfit for national service thus ensuring him of his trip to England. The 25-year-old South Sydney star failed his army medical check because of poor hearing. HeAFP - 161 words
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Article, Illustration101 1970-10-09 23 Policewoman Tan Kek Hlang, the only competitor who captured two titles In the recently concluded table teuli championships. Kek Hlang retained her singles crown beating Leow Choon Watt 21-7, 21-18, 21-1 C and went on to win the mixed doubles title In partnership with101 words
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86 1970-10-09 23 Japanese racehorse owners to attend Cesare witch meeting LONDON, Thurs. A party of Japanese racehorse owners, trainers, jockeys and breeders, who are on a European tour, have been invited to a luncheon at Newmarket on Oct. IS, first day of the Cesarewitch meeting. The invitation has been made jointly byAFP - 86 words
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Article51 1970-10-09 23 NEW DELHI, Thurs. India will be represented by 29 participants m the 6,700 km second Asian Highway Motor Rally from Teheran to Decca next month, it was announced. The Rally, which, takes place between Nov. 7 and IS, is mainly designed as a reliability test for the cars taking part.AFP - 51 words
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Article42 1970-10-09 23 PARIS, Thurv The French sports daily L'Equipe speculated that New Zealander Chris Amon might be driving for the French Matra Company next year. The story, written by Sually well-informed motor writer Johnny Rives, did not say that a contract was certain. APAP - 42 words
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Article37 1970-10-09 23 NEW DELHI, Thuis. A 12 -man Indian basketball team left for Mania yesterday to participate m the five nation invitation Asian championship beginning on Sunday. Others taking part are Japan, Taiwan, South Korea and the Philippines. APAP - 37 words
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Article160 1970-10-09 23 HONGKONG, Thus. More than 18,000 spectators watched the second friendly match between the Chinese and the visiting Albanian basketball teams m the capital indoor stadium Radio Peking said. Both sides fielded their Men's and Women's teams m the exhibition matches marked by great initiative, bravery and tenacity m their fastAP - 160 words
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249 1970-10-09 23 EXETER, England, Thurs. The Fijians fulfilled their promise to thrill British Rugby Union followers this season with their gay, uninhibited style. Five thousand spectators here yesterday gave them a standing ovation after they had won the opening game of their 13th matchAFP - 249 words
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153 1970-10-09 23 NEW YORK, Thurs. The World's tennis magazine is sponsoring a seve n 1 ourna m c n t Women's professional tennis circuit, with six events m the USA and the other at Wembley, London. The director of the magazine Mrs. Gladys HeldmanAFP - 153 words
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Miscellaneous25 1970-10-09 23 DAVY JONES By Sam Left tpbp^BLE AWFUL THING HAPPEN, BUT SOMEHOW HIS SHOW H\M JO BE IN Uj^ OM^IN-A- X-RA"YS WERE SWITCH- PERFECT HEALTH/ #gA^- ,>.-»>25 words
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Miscellaneous40 1970-10-09 23 SOCCER: Friendly. Rajaji vs Geylang CC (Farrer Park— s.ls p.m.) SWIMMING: Asian Games trials for individual events (CSC— S.3O p.m.) TAE KWON DO: Tournament (Gay World— 7 p.m.-) BASKETBALL: Singapore Chinese Middle Schools Teachers Union Tournament (People's Assn. 7 p.m.)40 words
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239 1970-10-09 24 Easy win for Lee in junior billiards tourney CHINESE Association's Victor Lee defeated teammate Lee Chin Boon 250-201, m the quarter-finals of the Singapore Billiards Association Junior Three Ball championship at the Singapore Recreation Club last night. The game began very tamely with neither player making any headway. A minor239 words
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371 1970-10-09 24 LONG JUMP CHAMPION FAILS TO MAKE GRADE ASIAN GAMES TRIALS SINGAPORE'S long jump champion Lim Boot Hiang failed again to make the grade m the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association final Asian Games trials at Farrer Park yesterday. Lim's best distance m the six jumps was 22 ft. 6 m. ItAFP - 371 words
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192 1970-10-09 24 Jacklin one-up in World Match Play WENTWORTH, England Uiurs. Tony Jacklin, despite the encouragement of an eagle-three start, struggled to find his best form against Gary Player m the first round of the Piccadilly World Match-Play championship here today. But the South African was also erratic and Jacklin was one-upAFP - 192 words
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145 1970-10-09 24 Rose, Suzuki sign bond to make 135 Ib limit MELBOURNE, Thurs. Lionel Rose, the former world bantamweight boxing champion who earlier refused to sign a A $500 bond to make the lightweight limit of 135 lb. by 11 a.m. local time on Saturday for his fight here that night with145 words
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286 1970-10-09 24 FOUR clubs have entered for this year's Singapore Billiards Association Senior Inter-Club Medley championship. They are Aston Recreation Club, Chinese Swimming Club, Rubber Sports Club and Chinese Association. Aston Recreation Club should have no difficulty to retain their title with the formidible286 words
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Article, Illustration305 1970-10-09 24 SUZANNE Hee was a popular winner m the Singapore Tae Kwon Do Association championships at the Gay World stadium last night. Competing m the women's blue belt open division, Suzanne defeated Pauline Tan with an almost flawless display of the Korean art of self305 words
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Article, Illustration192 1970-10-09 24 THE Malaysian Rugby Union will award a trophy to the "Outstanding Player of the Year" after the completion of Ike c arrest seasoa. The silver trophy, donated by the New Zealand Meat* Producers' Board to to help fester tie game la Malaysia. Or. FongAFP - 192 words
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Article163 1970-10-09 24 HONGKONG, Thurs. Hongkong will drop three star players from its team for the King's Cup soccer tournament m Thailand next month. The three, from the police side are Chan Kwok Hung, Cheung Chi Wai and Lav Chi Wai, who had aD represented Taiwan before on separate occasions.AFP - 163 words
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Miscellaneous35 1970-10-09 24 B^l fin A 1 ft J I II M^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l ISSnv KKfiSS First Features Yes, pretty confident they're just practising their lap of honour T f Tif and he's the batsman's brother- in 1 aw J35 words
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