Singapore Herald, 30 October 1970
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Title Section13 1970-10-30 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 87 Singapore Friday, Octo^f*. 1970 MC(P) 2207 15 CENTS13 words
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349 1970-10-30 1 Pulitzer Prize newsman and colleague shot dead PHNOM PENH, Thurs. American war correspondent Frank Frosch and prize-winning Japanese photographer Kyochi Sawada, both of United Press International, were killed m Cambodia yesterday. Their bullet-riddled bodies were found near their car near the town of Chambak about 25 miles south-west of PhnomAFP - 349 words
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Article28 1970-10-30 1 SEOUL, Thurs. Ten Korean workers were killed when a furnace of the Inchon Iron If ill cracked, spilling tons of red-hot iron over workers.28 words
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101 1970-10-30 1 CHICAGO, Than. llMitlt state aestee issaed aa eatcrgeacy aalletia early tatay far twe atea wha, eflkers saM, were waatea* far qacirteaiag aaaat aa alleged aiiairiaattaa plat agalast PreaMeat Nlzaa. The PreaMeat arrived at OfHare lateraartiail alraert last algat aad was stajriag la aAP - 101 words
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Article, Illustration318 1970-10-30 1 Cave in kills two men TWO labourers were buried alive m a landslide on a factory construction site m Hill View Avenue, off 9% mile, Bukit Timah Road, at about 9.30 a.m. yesterday. The dead were Tay Kok Thye, 30, of Jalan Ibrahim, Johore Bahru, who lived m Woodlands, and318 words
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Article1018 1970-10-30 1 'SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION TO PEACE' JAKARTA, Thurs. 'Indonesia's Foreign Minister Adam Malik said today he did not consider a British military force m South-East Asia to be a threat to the neutrality of nations m the area. Mr Malik was answering questions on his return from New1,018 words
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Article71 1970-10-30 1 KATMANDU, Thurs. Twenty-seven year old Hiroshi W a tana be of the Osaka University expedition to Peak 29 m western Nepal and a Sherpa guide were killed on Oct. 19 after they successfully planted the Japanese flag atop the 25,700-foot High Peak, the Nepal Foreign Ministry announced today.AP - 71 words
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Article27 1970-10-30 1 2, 000 HOMELESS MACAO, Thurs. A huge fire fanned by gusty winds swept through a seafront squatter area m Macao and left an estimated 2,000 people homeless.27 words
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Miscellaneous9 1970-10-30 1 WEATHER forecast for today: Scattered showers m early moraiag.9 words
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611 1970-10-30 2 FRANCIS WONG - FRANCIS WONG BY ONCE upon a time, group marriage was the fashion. The line of descent was drawn on the mother's side, as "father" was a rather vague term. The men, by all accounts, found the arrangement congenial. But as Jhe size of communal611 words
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Letter105 1970-10-30 2 CAN the Public Works Department enlighten those of us who are residing m Hilside Drive area, Upper Serangoon, as to when we can have the benefit of modern sanitation? Although housing estates nearby, such as Toa Payoh and Serangoon Garden, have sewerage systems, we still have to105 words
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Letter49 1970-10-30 2 PERHAPS the hoteliers-who are meeting this week m our city could consider why it is so difficult and often impossible to obtain good coffee made from freshly-ground coffee beans when it is so easily obtainable m the simplest kampong house m Bali and Sumatra. KOPI ML SANG Singapore, It.49 words
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Letter122 1970-10-30 2 Causeway ban on the Herald WHY is the Singapore Herald and other Singapore papers not permitted to be taken across the Causeway? On Oct. 8, 1 went to Johore. I was carrying a copy of Singapore Herald at the time and the newspaper was confiscated. I asked for an explanation122 words
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563 1970-10-30 2 Academic freedom and the 'Cohen Affair' ACADEMIC freedom is the only issue involved m what is becoming known as the "Cohen Affair." Of course, those who oppose the stimulation of free academic discussions of different points of view are trying to confuse the real issue of academic freedom with diversionary563 words
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Article655 1970-10-30 2 I REFER to the letter by "Chan and the dogs" under the headline "Quasi-Goyernment Unions and Higher Fees" (S.H. Oct. 21). The claim by "Chan and the dogs" that, "the Unions have done nothing absolutely nothing to better the wellbeing of the members," only goes to655 words
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Article397 1970-10-30 2 MR. S.F.T.B. Lever covered a wide range of subjects m his address to the half-yearly meeting of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce. Two, especially, merit comment. It is, on the face of it, strange that the Government should have decided to shelve indefinitely plans for397 words
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Advertisement12 1970-10-30 2 Germany's best FIRST IN FASHION/^ abermain LEAPING SHOEMAKERS FOR OVER 80 YEARS12 words
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Advertisement25 1970-10-30 2 EN6MKRM6 CONSTRUCTION SANITARY ARE OUR SPECIALISED FIELDS RING SPORE TEL: *****1 *****3 Ricard |TVi General J Contractors (Pte.) Limited 4837. 81k.3. Beach Road. Singapore. 725 words
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Article, Illustration490 1970-10-30 3 Flower power to make everything in HDB gardens lovely CLEAN AND GREEN: PLANS TO SPEND $582.000 THE HDB is to spend $582,000 this year on "flower power" $357,700 more than last year. The money will be spent on landscaping, re-planting, re-turfing of open spaces and repairs to footpaths a Board490 words
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Article, Illustration657 1970-10-30 3 'THE SALT IS WORTH IT, LET'S BE WORTH OUR SALT' SINGAPORE m the 70s should look more and more towards the sea for its future, Mr George Thomson, Deputy Secretary at the Foreign Ministry, said last night. "The city state of the 60s should give657 words
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Miscellaneous38 1970-10-30 3 BLONDIE By Chic Young ME EATS THATS A NOTHING BUT ftUSSIANJ J fi^jr^ CAVIAR ySQbz^ J ISN'T rT^WFULLV EXPENSIVE I NOT IP YOU SEND HIM V TO PEED HIM? v^_^ TO A LOT OP V S- COCKTAIL yr-S38 words
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212 1970-10-30 4 Varsity club to NTUC: Look at the record THE Democratic Socialist Club of the Uni versity of Singapore has denied an allegation by the National Trades Union Congress that it has not shown any desire to get involved with trade unions. It called on the NTUC to refer to records212 words
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292 1970-10-30 4 Flair and a few tricks of the restaurant trade EVERY waiter should be a salesman. For example, he should dramatise the opening of a wine bottle and show ecstasy when smelling the cork. This was Mr. Nelson Vermette's advice to hoteliers and restaurateurs on salesmanship training for every restaurant employee.292 words
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Article, Illustration52 1970-10-30 4 A HOTEL recent!— lst, 23--year-old Miss Patsy Paag (above) was crowned "Batik Queen li7t" oa Wednesday X A part-time model Patsy fromjohore Bahru (25-234 3S), to a holder of two other titles lew Ideal Exposition Queea and Kebaya Queea, both worn on the same night52 words
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239 1970-10-30 4 Tourism: Need to ensure adequate hotel services GOVERNMENTS should ensure tourists are given adequate hotel services but should not dictate room rates for hotels, according to Mr. Sri Budoyo at the SouthEast Asia Convention of Hoteliers and Restaurateurs yesterday. Mr. Budoyo, an Indonesian businessman, was speaking on "Whit Government Regulations239 words
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189 1970-10-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak assured the private sector that the setting up of the National Corporation Berhad was not for the purpose of nationalising the commercial and industrial enterprises of the country. He said the main role189 words
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Miscellaneous39 1970-10-30 4 —LAUGH IT OFF "That's funny. It was delicious last week." ARCHIE By Bob Montana W >( FORA IN THE Vl^ WHAT'S A BATH/ SAC/WARO? THE SOAP AND L > S. Jx V/*\ JTOWEL FOR Tl p -MJi^'J j I A^ PHEW/?>-^H^^39 words
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SWISS WATCH EXHIBITION
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Article, Illustration496 1970-10-30 5 600 to choose from— under one roof THE SWISS watch industry will go on show m Singapore tonight when the Swiss Charge d' Affaires, Mr. J. Etter, opens the Swiss Watch Exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall. More than 600 watches, representing the design and production efforts of 26 watchREUTER; IWC - 496 words
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Article, Illustration292 1970-10-30 6 For the girl who has everything THE PRICE TAG SAYS $126,000 ONE of the most beautiful watches ever made has arrived m Singapore from Geneva. Costing $126,000 it will be on display at the Rolex stand, under constant armed guard, at the Swiss Watch Exhibition opening on Saturday. Called the292 words
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Article, Illustration260 1970-10-30 6 Traditionally, the Basle industrial fair arouses widespread interest all over the world, m particular m the watchmaking world. Taking advantage of this the Swiss watchmaking industry has just announced that it is putting on the market a wide range of electronic quartz aperture wristw&tches. Tin quart/ watch, aUNIVERSAL; BUECHE; GIROD - 260 words
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Article, Illustration253 1970-10-30 7 f TIME means many things to many people, but to the Swiss it stands as the hallmark of the craftsmanship and creativity of that country. For centuries, accurate time-measurement devices have been synonymous with the words "Made m Switzerland." Today clocks and watches are manufactured m253 words
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Advertisement162 1970-10-30 7 FOR MEN OF CDAPFAPF Or Hbi llllE TO COPE WITH COMPLICATED AND OEUCATE REQUIREMENTS Jet Graph with C% JF^ilfkMk M #>J il E 7 Hands 5 Separate dials ■S wH Crowns 1 Turnable indicator mT\ >^/^S^i^^^? MW ■Tii^^^^' 0T ii SUCH COMPLICATED AND DELICATE WATCHES CAN ONLY frjVfir |V f%162 words
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Article, Illustration49 1970-10-30 8 Another example of the 'composite shape' ANOTHER example of the "composite shape," blending straight and curved lines. The stylish elegance of this sports model belies the rugged ness of the movement lodged inside. It is automatic, has a shock-protec-tion system and water-resistant case. In 18 carat yellow gold- ZENITHZENITH - 49 words
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358 1970-10-30 8 A contest to encourage artistic creations THE 12th annual City of Geneva Prices have just been awarded. The international jury, at its second and last meeting, has selected the prizewinning entries m the four contest categories: bijouterie, jewellery, enamel work and watchmaking. Created m 1959 by the Administrative Council of358 words
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Article257 1970-10-30 8 Quartz watches the latest From Page 7 facturers who m fact undertake to make the finishing and exterior of the product If the creation of the first quartz wristwatch m the world was beyond the financial and technological possibilities of a single firm, the transition from the laboratory prototype to257 words
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Advertisement236 1970-10-30 8 IWC Yacht Club Automatic With or without automatic date. Yacht Club can take the toughest kind of sport. Shockproof: the movement is cushioned m the case by shock absorbers. Waterproof: up to a sea depth of 400 feet (10 atmospheres). Condensation proof. International Watch Co. S H k I l\^236 words
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Advertisement187 1970-10-30 8 what makes a I Patek Philippe the most valuable watch you can ownt xl/ lor give —1 First try winding a Patek Philippe \^l watch you will actually feel the r .1...*^ {Tr Jl difference. Then compare the dl?-?l§r f• movem e n t o^ a Patek Philippe with that187 words
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319 1970-10-30 11 SADAT RECALLS EGYPTIAN ENVOY FOR CONSULTATION AMMAN, Thurs. The appointment of a new right-wing Government m Jordan last night caused a flurry m Egypt. The semi-official newspaper Al Ahram described it as a "grave political development" and the Egyptian Ambassador m Amman was recalled to319 words
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Article142 1970-10-30 11 CAIRO, Thurs.-A summit meeting of the leaders of Egypt, Libya and Sudan will be held m Cairo next Tuesday to discuss the political and military situation m the Middle East, the semi official newspaper Al Ahram said today. The paper said President Sadat of Egypt,AP - 142 words
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Article70 1970-10-30 11 VATICAN CITY, Thurs. Vatican sources said Pope Paul VI will soon issue new controversial directives giving women a larger role m the liturgy of the Roman Catholic church. The new rules will allow women "to direct singing and to play the organ or other instruments70 words
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Article, Illustration143 1970-10-30 11 Cambodia backs ceasefire TOKYO, Thurs. -The Cambodian Chief of State, Mr. Cheng Heng, said today that Cambodia ''completely approved" President Nixon's cease -fire standstill I proposal for Indochina because it believed it would lead to evacuation of North Vietnamese and Vietcong troops. He noted that Mr. Nixon had stipulated that143 words
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Article, Illustration220 1970-10-30 11 TOKYO, Thurs. Prime Minister Eisako Sato, r who won an unprecedented fourth term today as Japan's leader by winning the presidency of the ruling Liberal-Democratic Party (LDP), said he will not reshuffle his Cabinet as observers had earlier predicted he would not. The 69-year-old Sato, whoAP - 220 words
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Article21 1970-10-30 11 TOKYO, Thurs. Jap»n's first ouclear-powered ship will be completed m or around June 1972, halt a year behind schedule.21 words
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105 1970-10-30 11 Tanzania polls are a foregone conclusion DAR ES SALAAM, Thurs. Nearly 5.5 million voters go to the polls m Tanzania tomorrow m the country's second general elections since independence m 1965. President Julius Neyerere is the only candidate for the post of head of state, and all the other candidatesAFP - 105 words
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148 1970-10-30 11 LOS ANGELES, Thurs. Bines singer Juris Joplin died from an accidental overdose of heroic Ike Los Angeles Coroner's office rated yesterday. The finding was based on an extensive "psychological aatopsy" of Miss Joplia's Ufe style and habits conducted by a team of behavioural scientists,148 words
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358 1970-10-30 11 CANBERRA, Tkars Australian military chiefs are reported to be aaeathasiastic aboat Britain's plans for East of Suez defence announced ia a White Paper yesterday. Bat the details of British forces to be. maintained m the Malaysia-Singapore area were welcomed by Australian358 words
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Article138 1970-10-30 11 LONDON, Thurs. British newspapers backed the defence plans m their editorials. THE TIMES: The new arrangement is a very modest one and involves Britain only m a commitment to consult with other powers. The advantage of this commitment is that it will be a substitute for the138 words
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Article288 1970-10-30 12 Mid-East talks plea in UN UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Sixteen mostly non-aligned countries pressed the General Assembly to call for unconditional resumption of U.N. Arab-Israeli peace talks. But Israel demanded that the talks should not start up again till Egypt and the Soviet Union had withdrawn ground-to-air missiles allegedly implanted mAP - 288 words
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131 1970-10-30 12 LONDON, Thurs. Soviet Foreign Minister, Andrei Gromyko, and Foreign Secretary, Sir Alec Douglas Home failed to agree m talks here on the question of European security and IndoChina conferences, authoritative British sources said. Sir Alec termed Mr Gromyko's attitude over IndoChina as "negative" and "disappointing,"131 words
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Article116 1970-10-30 12 NEW YORK, Tkars. Tke eco—mlc sttaatfcm of Mack Americas* "Is more desperate thaa at aay time state tke deprissiM arid abaoJatety tragic la its coisequeices," accordiag to a report published by tke aatioaal Urbaa League Mere yesterday. Tke leagae, oae of tke co— Uy's moreAFP - 116 words
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Article45 1970-10-30 12 RAWALPINDI, Thurs. For the first time m a history which includes the crossing by Alexander the Great 22 centuries ago, the Indus River has been diverted from its original Jbed into a three-mile channel to make way for the billion-dollar Tarbela Dam.45 words
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Article30 1970-10-30 12 MANILA, Thurs.— Ten people died when a fishing vessel sank at the height of Typhoon Kate last week. The boat sank off northern Palawan Province in Central Philippines.30 words
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180 1970-10-30 12 60 nations for Allende's swearing-in SANTIAGO, Thurs. Representatives of 60 nations, including the United States, the Soviet Union, China and Great Britain, will attend the Nov. 3 inauguration of Chile's Marxist-elect President Salvador AUende. The Soviet Union will be represented by Mr. Georgi Dzotsienidze, the vice president of the SupremeAP - 180 words
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122 1970-10-30 12 AL-ATAS PROPOSAL FOR CHEAPER TEXT BOOKS PENANG, Than. The national chairman of Gerakan Raayat Malaysia, Prof. Syed Hnssain Al-AUs, today suggested that the Government print aid sell school textbooks. In this way, the Government would be able to sell the books 4t per cent cheaper than books of private publishers.122 words
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Article20 1970-10-30 12 A RESTAURANT worker, Loh Kong Low, 00, collapsed and died m a bathroom m Mackenzie Road yesterday morning.20 words
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Article, Illustration147 1970-10-30 12 VATICAN CITY, Thurs. Pope Paul's visit to the Philippines and Australia will include stops at Teheran, Samoa, Jakarta, Hong Kong and Colombo, the Vatican announced today. A Vatican programme indicated he would stop only briefly at Teheran but said he would visit147 words
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Article72 1970-10-30 12 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Eric Gonsalves, a senior official m the Indian Foreign Ministry, now visiting Indo-China, has been called home to New Delhi by his Government instead of continuing with plans to visit Hanoi. The decision is understood to have been taken after agreement between India and72 words
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144 1970-10-30 12 IPOH, Thurs. The Umno general assembly m January will discuss Malaysia's domestic and foreign policies before they are presented to Parliament, the Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak said today. He was addressing 400 Umno representatives from Perak state at a meeting here. After144 words
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Article214 1970-10-30 12 JAKARTA, Thurs. Twenty students and young newspaper reporters occupied the offices of the split Indonesian Journalists Association (P.W.l. )*at dawn today. After six hours they locked r up the offices, took the key to the Jakarta Governor, Major General Ali Sadikin, and asked him to214 words
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Article44 1970-10-30 12 LONDON, Thurs. Ten Pakistanis, believed by police to be clandestine immigrants to Britain, and one Briton, were taken on board the West German tramper Rita Voge early this morning after their inflatable boat developed engine trouble off the southeast coast of England.44 words
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Article178 1970-10-30 12 LAGOS TO LONDON WITH A GRENADE LONDON, Thurs. A journalist reported today he flew 2,000 miles across North Africa and Europe, passing through four international airports, with a hand grenade in his briefcase. He was questioned or searched at Lagos and Kano in Nigeria, Rome and London, but the weaponAP - 178 words
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132 1970-10-30 12 CAPE KENNEDY, Thurs. The United States will next month launch a satellite from Cape Kennedy carrying the most powerful space telescope ever put aloft. The satellite OAO-3 (orbital astronomical observatory) is the heaviest scientific satellite ever built for NASA weighing 4,CBt lbs, it132 words
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Advertisement60 1970-10-30 11 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 meltuani's 52. North Bridge Rd. Singapore. Tel ***** /?f£R& Ooeo 660 words
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Advertisement37 1970-10-30 11 GOLDEIKT MAID Grand Opening of our branch at j PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX j Present I 70' BIG BONUS SALE Singapore: 386, North Bridge Road. Branch: 179 B, C Gr. Floor, People's Park Complex. K.Lumpur: 28-32, Jalan Klyne.37 words
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Advertisement224 1970-10-30 12 for Simple llfflC Control Cost. Time Leaks are costly. This table shows what five minutes per day on an average, per employee will cost the employer m one year. Rate I NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES PcrP*y 5 I 10 I 25 I 50 I 100 I 200 $12.00 5162. $324. 810.224 words
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THE SINGAPORE herald Section II
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Article, Illustration105 1970-10-30 13 Foreign wives learning batik painting BATIK paiitlag Is becomlag popular amoag foreiga hoasewives here. Accordtag to Mr. Oag Chye Cbo there are nw oaly two or three local ■a/^haaat AHiiUiff «a«m aA hvbci inraig some zv stadeats atteadiag weekly classes which he has raa for 18 raoaths. He added that105 words
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218 1970-10-30 13 JOH ORE BAHRU, Thurs. A man on the police wanted list was detained here last night after he was trapped m a hotel lift. The man, about 25 years, had called on two brothers from Malacca, Mr Tan Kirn Lian, 35,218 words
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Article42 1970-10-30 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia's new ambassador to Thailand, Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Bidin, left today for Bangkok to take up his appointment. The former Chief of Armed Forces Staff is the first military man to be appointed as ambassador.42 words
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119 1970-10-30 13 KOTA KINABALU.Thurs.Nearly 20,000 acres of land m Sabah will be planted with cocoa by smallholders under the Second Malaysia Plan, the State Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries disclosed today. A Ministry official said that this would be m addition to about 10,000 acresBernama - 119 words
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61 1970-10-30 13 PROF. Leonard Cohen said on Wednesday that he had been informed verbally by the Nanyang University authorities that his contract of employment was to be terminated. He said that he had also received a letter from the university's Registrar, Mr. Wang Tso, stating that61 words
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Article41 1970-10-30 13 Prof. Cohen said that he was offered the post of professor m the Department of Industrial and business Management at Nanyang University m September, 1967, when the necessary investigations were conducted. The Nanyang University authorities refused to comment.41 words
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162 1970-10-30 13 S'PORE CHOSEN HQ OF NEW HOTEL SOCIETY SINGAPORE has been chosen as the headquarters and secretariat of the newly-formed Australasia Hotel and Restaurant Association. Mr. S.C. Huang from Singapore has been elected as protem chairman with Dr Rebecco Panlilio from the Philippines as protem vicechairman. The association, with eight member-countries,162 words
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256 1970-10-30 13 MSA may buy used B-707 for UK flights ONE WAY TO BEAT PILOTS' BOYCOTT MALAYSIA-Singapore Airlines may buy a secondhand Boeing-707 for its London service, which is expected to start next April. This would be one way of getting round the boycott of MSA by the International Federation of Airline256 words
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Article26 1970-10-30 13 MR. LIM Jew Han, 33, of Bendemeer Road, had a $180--radio-tape, recorder stolen from his car parked m Scotts Road early yesterday morning.26 words
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Article, Illustration114 1970-10-30 13 OFFICIAL OPENING OF TAIWAN PRODUCTS CENTRE TOMORROW SINGAPORE'S first Taiwan products centre at the People's Park Shopping Complex wfll be opened at noon tomorrow by Mr. Peter Chang, chief representative of the Taiwan trade mission. The centre sells a wide range of goods from canned food to electrical appliances. A114 words
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101 1970-10-30 13 HEALTH Minister Chua Sian Chin will present cheques totalling $68,500 to representatives of 32 charitable organisations at the Lecture Theatre, Kandang Kerbau Hospital, at 11.30 a.m. tomorrow. The money represents proceeds from activities organised during the Nurses' Week Celebration. Nurses' Week has been jointly101 words
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163 1970-10-30 13 THE MP for Katong, Mr. J.F. Conceicao, will ask Defence Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee, the number of accidents involving vehicles of the Singapore Armed Forces from Oct. 1 last year to Sept. 30 during the Parliament sitting next week. Mr. Conceicao will163 words
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Advertisement161 1970-10-30 13 AT YOUR CINEMAS/Pag* 14 TV/Page 15 MOTOR ING/ Page* 16 21 ECONOMIC AFFAIRS SHIPPING PULL-OUT /Pages 17 20 SPORT/ Pages 23 A 24. m iLr Practical TIMEX A sepak raga ball is simple m design. B It 's simply made of cane Yet it's highly durable. i-B You don 't161 words
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Miscellaneous46 1970-10-30 13 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker mm HE CALLED AND 9A\D f f i^, rN i^ r> ME A CURL S V I WAS A ijbu& c\ tfr- MOLD iT. MOLP rr/ 1/vVpn hdii^bpcmt 1 ri^ ni J C3V^4D N^hi&HTiisky m»uu7 y q#*T MAMA'S BOY/ yV P&/CMOPATHL:46 words
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Miscellaneous20 1970-10-30 13 THE TIDES TODAY: II.W am (t.l ft.); 11.17 pm (8.8 ft.) TOMORROW: lt.Sl am (t.3 ft); 11.55 pm (8.8 ft.)20 words
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Advertisement206 1970-10-30 14 'fun crowd*. Vibrsnt with energy v i I I E njoy ths excitement of the Jet-Set. HH__i_ I ohowtiiTiffs* lup.rn. q^ 1 2d.m. I TOMORROW ODEON MIDNIGHT! I I 4M mm He's Deadly, I WmmW He<s Got Dead Aim I IT COULD BE YOU! 1 ig^BM JAMES SARNER I "AMAMCAUED206 words
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Advertisement600 1970-10-30 14 NOW SHOWINS NO FREE LIST 11 a.m., 1.46. 4.00. •304 8 16 am Sidney Poitier 4 Martin Landau -They Call Mo MISTER Tlvbst" Barbara McNair COLOR (UA) < NOW SHOWING NO FREE UST 1 1 a.m.. 1 JO. 4.00. 0.46 48 JO p.m. 1 David Chiang "HEROIC ONES" 1 (A600 words
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Miscellaneous42 1970-10-30 14 Tjul a -school k s 2^!^J? #w 2_ he u with this spirited Ola* from Trepak the Natcracker Suite as with ssips aad scribers at his work-teach Lm BKSSn3Twiii.Sr JMl A Piol of sound. movement and colour for those who like difference42 words
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Miscellaneous317 1970-10-30 14 jn||BLX: I BBS ANYONE for nontraditional dances that inject some life into movements set to music? If so, then "Kaleidoscope" is for you. A series of varied and colourful dance pieces, it is being presented by Rose Eberwein and her dancers at the Victoria Theatre on n Nov. 14 16317 words
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Miscellaneous1125 1970-10-30 14 and sheer fun. The dancers render a fastpaced cascade of today's disco fads. A more exotic piece is "Jewels of the Orient". The cobra's venomous strike and sinister recoilin Burmese mime gestures, the love-duet of bumble-bees of Tamullinggan and the Tahi asymmetrical garlanding gestures will all be there. And to1,125 words
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Article, Illustration382 1970-10-30 15 FLORENCE CHONG - FLORENCE CHONG IT looks as though quite a few people do not have the taste for British programmes, judging by the numerous "No-I-don't-watch-it" answers I get to my questions. Not many seem to watch "Softly, Softly" regularly. To me, it isn't bad at all though382 words
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Advertisement54 1970-10-30 15 j graduate to^ S PGF engineered clubs that bring T^\ Z a unique experience to every 5 golfer— the ultimate m golf club \L\ 5 design and performance. \L\ PRECISION GOLF FORGING PTY. LTD. Sole Agent: Merchandise HoldingsCSl Pte.Ud. 1 I Killiney P.O. Box 1 22, Singapore 9. Tel 375154 words
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Miscellaneous926 1970-10-30 15 I RADIO I view |lllllllllllllllllllllll||||||||||||i m 3 3.00 General Hospital 3.00 Juara Kugiran Musical Band Group S 3.20 For The Family Contest 3.50 A Diary Of Events In Singapore This 3.52 The Beverley Hillbillies "Hoe Down g Week (English) A Go-Go" 3.55 It's Happening In Singapore (Repeat) 4.18 Banana Splits926 words
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Miscellaneous107 1970-10-30 15 TELEVISION j 6.30 p.m. Channel 5 7 p.m. Channel 10 Z 9 p.m. Channel 5 J 11.30 Channel 5 RADIO S 6.30 a.m. BFBS (From BBC) J 7.00 Radio Singapore, Radio Malaysia. 7.30 BFBS (From BBC) j 8.00 Radio Singapore, Radio I Malaysia. S 130 p.m. Hadio Singapore, Radio Malaysia,107 words
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Article, Illustration723 1970-10-30 16 1300 GT is another winner for BLMC NOW EVEN BLMC has succumbed to the temptation: Plastering on GT badges and being liberal with the matt black paint on an otherwise sedate but popular family runabout. The brochure claimed it was "the GT that had to be." "That's one man's meat,"723 words
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Article, Illustration104 1970-10-30 16 DRIVE -IN Workshop wrinkles DRAWrABY JOHN ROBINSON Cross-headed screws sometimes become chewed up and the screwdriver can't bite into the slots. To beat this, use a fine hacksaw and cut a single slot for an ordinary screwdriver. If a nut has become irrevocably rusted on to a bolt, you'll have104 words
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Article442 1970-10-30 16 I MUST begin this third Instalment of oar "Back to Basics** series with an apology: The old grey matter Hindered last week and the formula given for the calculation of the volume of a cylinder should be pi-radius-square multiplied by the stroke and not two-piM. YUSSOF - 442 words
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Advertisement47 1970-10-30 16 Accessories Of The Best Quality c Fbr>The °Motoring Enthusiasts! Steering Wheel Side Mirror DEALING IN ALL KINDS OF AUTOMOTIVE SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES WITH FIXING. IMPORTERS b EXPORTERS TLtadutf Qc. f NO. 28. KERBAU ROAD, SPORE 8. P.O. Box 47 Owtn Road Post Office tel: ***** *****347 words
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Article, Illustration989 1970-10-30 17 Now for a real test of skill... GRASS TRACK: the sort of thing upon which four-legged animals which many people put their shirts on run... TRIAL when you find yourself up against a judge trying to explain why you were doing 70 mph in Raffles Place. However, to the sporting989 words
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Advertisement355 1970-10-30 17 fifty Families may be a problem, but not to the Cortina, Some so-called family saloons are big on looks RfTMWffl "rrriAl nrAI PfilimN WMfflfiTl but short on space. The Cortina DeLuxe is afci^ refreshingly different. Easy on the eye, easy on I Bring or mai this COU pon to 1355 words
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695 1970-10-30 18 Hongkong, Thurs. -The decision to exclude Hongkong from association with the Common Market m the event of British entry adds to mounting anxiety m Government and trade circles here about the Colony's long-term economic prospects. Hongkong is facing pressure for higher wagesAFP - 695 words
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Article27 1970-10-30 18 (Yesterday's closing prices, m U.S. dollars per ounce). Hongkong 40.64; Beirut 38.50; London 38.175; Zurich 37.758 38.00S; Palis 38.08. Note: Export prices to non-sterling areas.27 words
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399 1970-10-30 18 TOKYO, Wed. The Japanese economy will continue to slow down m the months ahead, registering a real growth rate m Gross National Pro-i duct (GNP) of a little more than 11 per cent, the Economic Planning Agency predicted. The agency made the prediction followingAFP - 399 words
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Article126 1970-10-30 18 HONGKONG (Rates m Hongkong Dollars, for Oct. 29). On New York TT 6.09 On New York DO 6.***** Gold (99% fineness, per Uel) 297.75 Note Rates: China (per 100 renminbi) 180.00 India (per 100 rupees) 52.00 Indonesia (per 10.000 new rupiahs) 152.00 Japan (per 10.000 yen) 160.25126 words
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Article219 1970-10-30 18 An Asian payments union? From Our Manila Correspondent A DRAFT agreement for an Asian clearing and payments union has been prepared by the Asian Development Centre (ADC) of the Asian Parliamentarians Union (APU). E mmanuel Q. Yap, ADC secretary-general, said: "The APU, through the ADC, has taken interest m the219 words
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Article206 1970-10-30 18 A 31-member trade delegation, representing a cross section of the Italian business community, will arrive m Singapore on Monday for a five-day visit. The Governmentsponsored delegation will be led by Professor Giuseppe Tocco, Member of Parliament, with Dr Mario Vittucci of the Italian Ministry of Foreign206 words
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Article291 1970-10-30 18 LONDON, Thurs. The British Treasury ordered a tightening of banking credit by instructing banks to increase their deposits with the Bank of England. The move is m line with government's policy of fighting inflation by restriction of credit rather than by wage and price controls. TheAFP - 291 words
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144 1970-10-30 18 JAKARTA, Thurs. Mr Pierre-Paul Schweitzer, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, patted Indonesia on the back for its economic stability before leaving for Washington via Sydney tonight after a five day visit. Mr Schweitzer, who was formerly deputy governor of the Bank of France, saidAFP - 144 words
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Article67 1970-10-30 18 HONGKONG, Thurs. Eight companies are expected to bid for contracts, worth US$25 million, for part of the work on a container shipping terminal m the Kwai Chung district of Hongkong. The companies are four Japanese, two British, one French and one American, reliable business sources said. The tenders,AFP - 67 words
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Article29 1970-10-30 18 (Closing buyer/seller prices for Oct. 29, m sterling per metric ton). Tone: Steadier but quiet; Spot 1523 1525; 3-month 1523 1524; Settlement 1521; Total turnover 225 tons.29 words
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Article163 1970-10-30 18 Grant gets Air NZ assignment GRANT Advertising International m Singapore 'has been invited to submit proposals for the design of the interior decor and external livery of Air New Zealand's new fleet of McDonnell Douglas DC-10 tri-jets. This was stated by Mr J.E. McMullen, vicepresident and general manager of Grant,163 words
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Article240 1970-10-30 18 PEOPLE in business CYCLE CARRIAGE Mr QIAHE HUP SWEE, general manager of the Mitsubishi division of Cycle and Carriage Enterprises, leaves for Japan this week to persuade his principals to provide this market with a bigger allocation of Colt Galant cars. "We are at the moment experiencing a very severe240 words
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Article350 1970-10-30 18 Stocks yesterday moved ahead m early trading and the NYSE tape was a minute late at one stage. The Stanpoors index added about seven cents, while the Dow Jones industrials moved up a point. Advances led declines by four-to-three and volume was about 1.5 million shares350 words
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Article26 1970-10-30 18 NEW YORK, Wed.— (Changes m brackets): Industrials 755.96 (+1.51); Transportation 148.09 (+0.74); Utilities 106.18 (-0.10); Composite stocks 241.71 (+0.55): Bonds 65.52 (-0.02).26 words
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Article624 1970-10-30 18 Government bonds rallied strongly yesterday following the increase m special deposits by the clearing banks. The call was not as great as had been anticipated and the Bank of England's view that the clearing banks would not have to sell government bonds to meet the deposits aided624 words
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Article22 1970-10-30 18 LONDON, Wed.— (Changes m brackets): Industrials 364.5 (-8.1); Tins 67.04 (+0.46);' Rubbers 148.52 (+1.38); Oils 292 18 (-124).22 words
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Article166 1970-10-30 18 ZURICH The market closed generally narrowly mixed m light volume yesterday. In banks. Leu bearer lost Wednesday's gain. Other banks advanced slightly with the exception of Schweiz Kreditanstalt which was steady. In financials. Motor Columbus improved although Elektrowatt and Juvena bearer eased. Insurances tended narrowly mixed and industrials,166 words
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Advertisement779 1970-10-30 19 HI LINES DD. ImJCOW»C»UTtD IN THC WEPUIUC O» SNGAfOrH) ICB BUtLPNG. 2 SHENfTQN WAY SINGAPORE 1- TEL *****3-7 U.K.- EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON.H'BIffiG, R'DAM, HAVRE, A'WERPJREM. Singapore p. Sham Panano, ARRIVES NfrruNt ZIRCON 4!/Nov/iDac Dae 6/7 Dae Ldon3/l. H'burg 8/1 R'dam 11/1 Havre 14/1 NiPTUNi AOUAMARINi Ml JBi I779 words
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Miscellaneous769 1970-10-30 19 THE SINGAPORE HERALD Westbound Including ALL ships bound for the Americas, e.g. Coast ports of North, Central or South America ships sailing east out of Singapore to Pacific and through the Panama Canal to the Gulf ports, etc. n«c 7/10 L'pool, B'fast, G'gow via ANCHISES 62 (Q) Dec 7/1O gj-JJ769 words
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Miscellaneous492 1970-10-30 19 SHIPPING GAZETTE Friday, October 30, 1970 LE NATAL Jan 20/22 P. S'ham.(Jan 23/25). Penang (Jan 26/27). Marseilles, Genoa, Bilbao, Havre, Hamburg, Dunkirk. MM/MM LICA MAERSK Nov 6/7 P- S'ham, Penang, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston. ML/AAC MARTINIQUAIS Jan 19/20 London (Feb 17) Havre, Hamburg, MARTINIQUAi* Rotterdam. Antwerp, Dunkirk. MM/MM MEXICO492 words
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Miscellaneous251 1970-10-30 19 KEY FOR EASY REFERENCE: The shipping schedules beginning on this page are given in four parts for ships westbound, eastbound, southbound and coastal. Each entry gives the following information: NAME OF SHIP, date of arrival /departure, ports of call, name of line abbreviated/name of agent(s) abbreviated. At the bottom of251 words
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Article234 1970-10-30 20 THE first of five Knutsen line vessels m the Pacific fleet has entered a drydock m Japan for "jumboizing" modifications. After completing her Pacific Coast to Hongkong and Manila run, the Ragna Bakke steamed to the Kawasaki Heavy Industries yard m Kobe to begin the five-week extensive alterations234 words
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Article76 1970-10-30 20 PORTLAND (Oregon) Thurs. A Vladivostok steamship line will provide the first regular sailings from the Soviet Union to U.S. ports m more than 20 years, the Oregon Journal said yesterday. The Far Eastern Steamship Co. will start a service from Japan to Los Angeles and San Francisco, Portland, and SeattleAP - 76 words
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Article117 1970-10-30 20 LONDON, Thurs Japan's shipyards should build more than ten million tons of shipping this year, according to the latest statistics issued by Lloyds register of Shipping. For the third quarter of this year, Japan now has orders far one-third of the total shipbuilding on order throughout the world, adding upAFP - 117 words
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Advertisement308 1970-10-30 20 SCINDIA (Sr) UNES I mmm pacific north west service mmmm Loading For LOS ANGELES, SAN DIEGO, SAN FRANCISCO, VANCOUVER B.C. TACOMA. Penang S'tiam Singapore L Anqetes JAtAPMAHTA 4/4 Nov 5/6 No* ?/8 Nov IDk IST CLASS SALOON PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE U.S. ATLANTC GULF SERVICE LOADING fOR NEW YORK, CHARLESTON NEW308 words
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Miscellaneous579 1970-10-30 20 Eastbound Including ships sailing out of Singapore for Far East ports to the north-east. ANDES MARU Nov 10/11 Hongkong, Japan. MOSK/MSS ANNA TAYLOR In Pt/Nov 5 Saigon, Cam Rahn Bay, Quinhon. SSV/BA ARISTAGELOS Nov 26/27 Japan direct. MOSK/MSS BADENSTEIN Nov 16 Manila, Hongkong, K'shung. Yokohama. Nagoya. HLL/AFT BAYERNSTE.N n Pt579 words
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Miscellaneous561 1970-10-30 20 JURATA Nov 19/22 Bangkok, Hongkong, Japan. OL/CFS KERGUELEN Nov 4 Hongkong, Japan, K'lung. CMCR/MM kings VI lle Dec 14/16 Vancouver, B.C. (Jan 11), Seattle (Jan 17). BBL/HC KINRIKI MARU Nov 8/10 Yokohama, Nagoya, Kobe. SSA/SSA KOTA KINABALU Nov 12/14 Yokohama. Nagoya, Kobe. SSA/SSA KOTOKU MARU Nov 11/13 Yokohama, Nagoya, Kobe.561 words
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Miscellaneous128 1970-10-30 20 Ships m port THE PORT OF SINGAPORE Thorscape), Misaki Maru S (after AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE Anna Bakke), Madison Lloyd 10/11 BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS (after Shuho Maru Aistralasia). FOR OCT. 30. Pando Strait 13/14 (after Madison OUT: Norbella 1/2, Anna V'° yd) "V"™"?, 35/36 (after Bakke 5, Australasia 8/9, Shuho esen128 words
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917 1970-10-30 21 MANILA, Thurs.-A wave of criticism is breaking on U.S. investments m the Philippines, denounced by militant nationalist groups as a source of danger but '3 welcomed by conservative elements as m dispensable for this country's progress. I n bet ween, the Government ofAFP - 917 words
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Article101 1970-10-30 21 DETROIT, Thurs. General Motors, reporting its first quarterly loss since the first quarter of 1946. said sales fell 34 per cent m the third quarter. The quarter's unit sales totalled 937,000, down from 1,427,000 last year. The decline was attributed by GM to vehicle production lost m the U.S.Reuter - 101 words
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Article23 1970-10-30 21 LONDON Thurs.London Tin Corporation delayed an unchanged interim dividend of 10 per cent for the year to March 31, 1971. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article79 1970-10-30 21 LONDON, Thurs. Gallaher reported that sales for the nine months to September 30, was £322.8 million (compared to £331.7 million for the same period last year). Trading profit was £14,900,000 (£14,800,000) after depreciation of £2,400,000 (£2,300,000). Interest took £200,000 (£900,000) and tax at 45 per cent was £6.6 millionReuter - 79 words
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Article77 1970-10-30 21 LONDON, Thurs. Debenhams will pay an interim of 7Vt per cent, (compared with six per cent for the previous year), on December 8. Sales for the 28 weeks to August 15, 1970, was £61,748,000 (£57,083,000). Pre-tax profit was £1,920,000 (£887,000) after interest charges of £912,000 (£921,000). Tax absorbed £820,000Reuter - 77 words
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Article126 1970-10-30 21 LONDON, Thurs. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith Inc., announced that the firm's earnings at the end of the third quarter of 1970 were up 6.5 per cent over the comparable period last year. For the 39 weeks ending September 25, Merrill Lynch's consolidated earnings after taxes reachedReuter - 126 words
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340 1970-10-30 21 Western Europe remains trade centre GENEVA, Thurs. Western Europe is maintaining its newly won position as the dynamic centre of world trade and was responsible for unexpected fast growth during the first half of this year, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (ECE) reported Volume growth of world trade340 words
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113 1970-10-30 21 BRUSSELS, Thurs. The European Economic Community Commission has formally proposed to the Council of Ministers that the community authorise West Germany to open negotiations for a five-year trade agreement with the Soviet Union, EEC sources said. The permanent represen tatives of the six-member community wereAFP - 113 words
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Article249 1970-10-30 21 LONDON, Thurs Prospects for world production of rice m the 1970/1971 season are looking generally good according to the latest information from the Commonwealth Secretariat. Output this season outside of China, could well exceed the record of 192 millions tons of paddy m the 1969/1970AFP - 249 words
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118 1970-10-30 21 US wholesale price index declines WASHINGTON, Thurs. The government reported that wholesale prices m the U.S. dropped one-tenth of one per cent m October because of a sharp decline m farm products, but industrial commodities were sharply higher because of new 1971 car and truck prices. The decline m theAP - 118 words
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Article70 1970-10-30 21 (Yesterday's official buyer/ seller prices m pence per lb). Tone: Dull and slightly easier. ClF's Nov. 17»4 17-7/16 both nominals, Dec. 17-7/16 17-5/8, Jan. 17-7/8 18-1/8; Spot 18-5/8 18-13/16; Settlements Dec. 18-13/16 19, Jan. 19-1/16 19»4, Feb. 19-5/16 19%, Jan/March 19-5/16 19%, April/June 20-3/16 20-5/16, July /Sept. 20-9/1670 words
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Article147 1970-10-30 21 (Yesterday's 1.30 p.m. prices, m sterling per long ton, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per long ton): Philippine /Indonesia Oct. 216, Nov. 226, Dec 227, Jan. 228, all resellers. COCONUT OIL: Straits Oct/Nov. 144 sellers; Malayan Nov/Dec. 157 nominal; Philippine (U.S. dollars per long ton) Unquoted; Ceylon147 words
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Article20 1970-10-30 21 (Buyer /seller quotations for Oct. 29, m Hongkong dollars). First Hongkong 2.22 2.28; Second Hongkong 153 1.60.20 words
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Article667 1970-10-30 21 Mining shares looked much better towards the close yesterday as buyers reappeared to take advantage of the last three days' decline. Many issues nevertheless ended the day with substantial losses although most were off the bottom. Established issues were particularly weak, with Western Mining down 60 cents667 words
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Article231 1970-10-30 21 The market continued dull yesterday. Buying and selling were about evenly matched and overall price changes were fractional. The turnover for the day totalled $6.75 million. Hutchisons gained marginally to finish at $21 after opening at 120.70. Electrics, Docks and Wharves were also slightly better. HK Development231 words
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Article339 1970-10-30 21 Prices continued to advance yesterday as selective buying spread to high-priced stocks, electric appliances and housing related issues. Late profit-taking m leaders, however, caused some issues to close below the day's highs. The close was steady, with the stock average at 2.117.26, a gain of 1 2.79339 words
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Article183 1970-10-30 21 LONDON, Thurs. The market opened on an active note today mainly as a result of overnight advices from New York. Grain cargoes were covered from the U.S. Gulf to Casablanca at U559.75 for Nov. and US$9.5O for December, a*d also from the same loading area to Safi183 words
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218 1970-10-30 23 LAS VEGAS, Nevada, Thurs. A hungry impatient horde of golfs young lions stood ready to challenge faltering Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper for the favourite's role today on the eye of the US$lOO,OOO Sahara Invitational Golf Tournament Both Nicklaus, the defending champion andAP - 218 words
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103 1970-10-30 23 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Miss Carol Hofmann, a veteran member of the U.S. equestrian team, defeated top entries from West Germany to win the Eisenhower Memorial Trophy at the Washington horse show last night. Miss Hofmann, riding her own Salem, made a clean round over103 words
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Article354 1970-10-30 23 IPOH, Thurs. Trishaw Aagel (Nawari Ali) shaped like a winner when she went as well as Copperplate, a top class sprinter, m a 3f trial m 36 on a good track at Ipoh this morning. On this workout, the Australian mare should give a good354 words
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Article207 1970-10-30 23 TOKYO, Thurs.— Japan's Ryu Sorimachi became the new Oriental welterweight boxing champion when he knocked out champion Byung Mo Vim of South Korea, m the ninth round of their scheduled 12--round title match. Sorimachi, Orient's Number Two welterweight, put the champion down on the canvas207 words
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700 1970-10-30 23 PHOENIX, Arizona, Thurs. The last day of the World Shooting Championships was dominated by the Russians and the Americans. Out of the 37 medals presented last night, the USSR had 10 and the United States seven. During the whole championships the700 words
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Article, Illustration221 1970-10-30 23 The German hockey team that won the European Cap after they had beaten Holland 3-1. Germany's best was Carlsten Keller, the captain (picture at right), whose 1H International matches constitute a record. He was the team's architect into improving their play from game to221 words
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Miscellaneous354 1970-10-30 23 TWINSET CROSSWORD 1^ B^B^H Bortl I'M 1 L^H ACROSS DOWN 4. The result a highball! (6) 8. Where the patients make 1 This is an easy solution (6) middling progress? (7) 2 Ad"**** he i» not one of the 10. All tear madly sideways have-nots (4) (7) 3. A shade354 words
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222 1970-10-30 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Japan is tipped to win the third Asian Womens' Basketball Championship beginning here tomorrow. This is the opinion of the other two top teams South Korea and Taiwan. The Koreans won the title m 1965 and 1968. The other participants are222 words
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Article56 1970-10-30 24 BANGKOK, Thurs. World Boxing Council Flyweight Champion Chartchai Chionoi of Thailand is down with flu and his defence bout against Filipino Erbito Salavarria will have to be postponed, Chartchai's manager said today. The bout was postponed once from Oct. 19 to Nov. 23. Now Chartehai's manager, Prayote Pisalbutr, wants to56 words
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185 1970-10-30 24 Clay: I'll show you who the champ is soon ATLANTA, Georgia, Thurs.-"When I get Joe Frazier Tin gonna show you who the champion is," Muhammad Ah* shouted while pointing at a motion picture camera. Then Ali laughed. Neither the camera nor the microphone around his neck were operating. Ah' wasAP - 185 words
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121 1970-10-30 24 ATLANTA, Georgia, Thurs. Gashed and bruised Jerry Quarry said that Muhammad Ali "cann hit a lick" and boldly predicted that heavyweight champ for Joe Frazier "will knock him out m six rounds." Quarry was the portrait of a loser. His left templeAP - 121 words
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313 1970-10-30 24 MAX LANGE - Pirates crush Eagles 8-1 for league title MAX LANGE KEPPEL Harbour "Pirates" justified their tag as the Republic's 'glamour' team when they crushed the American Association "Eagles" by 8 runs to 1 to win the Singapore Softball League championship on the SRC padang yesterday. Floyd Valberg's pitching proved effective against313 words
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Article71 1970-10-30 24 PORT PIRIE, South Australia, Thurs. The MCC's opening batsmen Geoff Boycott (78 not out) and Brian Luckhurst (89 not out) slaughtered a South Australian country eleven attack m the first match of the MCC 's current Australian cricket tour m a one-day game here yesterday. Set 147 to win m71 words
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Article, Illustration46 1970-10-30 24 The International School Rowing Club, Manila, having a practice ran at the Seletar Reservoir yesterday. The fourmember team comprises (Bow) Dan O'Baiiai, (2) Alan Stewart, (3) Lais Lareina and (stroke) Roy Mijares. The cox is Miss Ursnlla Wee of Singapore.46 words
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189 1970-10-30 24 Jardines no match for Aussies in soccer friendly HONGKONG, Thurs. The Australian national football team beat Hongkong's Jardine Club by three goals to nil m a friendly match here before a crowd of 17,000 yesterday. The visitors deserved to win as should any side set to overcome the poor, oftenAFP - 189 words
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100 1970-10-30 24 MICHAEL Chong (handicap 20) won the Captain's Prize m a field of 75 golfers at the Keppel Golf Club, Bukit Chermin yesterday with a nett 60. Runner-up a stroke behind was Gurmit Singh (24) with nett 61. David Milne (2) had a gross100 words
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761 1970-10-30 24 ASBIR SINGH - ASBIR SINGH THREE overseas rowing clubs have dropped out from the Far Eastern Interport Regatta which starts tomorrow at the Seletar Reservoir from 9.30 a.m. Club Nautique De Saigon, Gan Island Rowing Club, and the Manila Boat Club are unable to make the trip761 words
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288 1970-10-30 24 ASTON Recreation Club beat Rubber Sports Club 2-1 retain the Singapore Billiards Association Senior Inter-Club Medley Championship at the Indian Association. The championship could have gone either way m this exciting match. Peter Wong (RSC) created an upset m the opening game against288 words
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