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Title Section14 1970-11-03 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 90 Singapore Tuesday, November 3, 1970 MC(P) 2207 IS CENTS14 words
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224 1970-11-03 1 Seven Jakarta papers break with Antara JAKARTA, Mon. Seven independent Jakarta newspapers have informed the official Government news agency Antara that they are dropping their subcription because of "onesided Government reporting," informed sources said today. The sources said the seven papers made the decision following an appeal by a group224 words
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203 1970-11-03 1 PARIS, Mon. The Provisional Revolutionary Government, through its delegation leader at the Paris talks, indicated noncommittally today that it was willing to make contact with ex-General Duong Van "Big" Minh, the potential moderate candidate for the Presidency m Saigon. Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh203 words
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155 1970-11-03 1 I IB ATHENS, Mon. Czechoslovak Ambassador to Athens Pavol Majling tried to commit suicide this afternoon, informed sources said. The sources said Mr. Majling tried to kill himself by shooting himself m the mouth with a revolver. He was rushed to hospital where155 words
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Article259 1970-11-03 1 EAI shares deal inquiry POLICE are investigating a case of alleged manipulation of Electrical and Allied Industries shares by a syndicate. This followed a complaint by a firm of sharebrokers which received orders two weeks ago to sell more than 80,000 £AI shares. The syndicate is understood to have made259 words
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Article, Illustration61 1970-11-03 1 Leedon Park murder charges against Indon AN INDONESIAN, Osman All, 31, was charged yesterday with murdering a cook, Tan Tan Him 68, and a washerwoman, Wu Tee, 52, m Leedon Park at It a.m. on Sunday. Ninth Magistrate F. Remedios ordered him remanded m custody until Nov. 9, when the61 words
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145 1970-11-03 1 CEYLON CLAIMS THE SEA UP TO 12 MILES NOW COLOMBO, Mon. The Government of Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike has extended Ceylon's territorial waters from six to 12 nautical miles a move which will raise problems with neighbouring India on fishing rights and ownership of some islands, according to a Foreign Ministry145 words
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471 1970-11-03 1 Offer of Indian Ocean naval base to Britain LONDON, Mon. The Indian Ocean Republic of Mauritius today offered Britain a naval base if this would avert a resumption of British arms sales to South Africa. Mauritius Foreign Minister Gaetan Duval told a press conference here, "We would be prepared toAFP - 471 words
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117 1970-11-03 1 LONDON, Mon. Scotland Yard today released the names of six persons sought by Canadian Police m connection with the murder of Quebec Labour Minister Mr. Pierre Laporte. They were identified as Paul Rose, Jacques Rose, Bernard Lortie, Francis Simard, Mark Carbonneau and Jacques Lantot, all117 words
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201 1970-11-03 1 Bus owners ask Govt to extend smoking ban to public transport CHINESE bus owners want the ban on smoking m cinemas and theatres to be extended to buses. At present, passengers can smoke m the rear of the buses. The President of the Chinese Bus Owners' Association, Mr. Tan Kong201 words
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232 1970-11-03 1 Collantes causes Asean stir with 'bondage' remark MANILA, Mon. The Philippines caused a stir at the Asean Secretaries' General Meeting today when it charged that Asean members "seem to want to wallow m the status quo" and preserve their "colonial bondage." Acting Foreign Secretary Manuel Collantes made this statement when232 words
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Article58 1970-11-03 1 THE ACTING Prime Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, issued a statement yesterday disclaiming remarks which he said Prof. L. Cohen of Nanyang University had attributed to him. Dr. Goh said: "I have been reliably informed that Prof. L. Cohen has told several friends that I wanted him58 words
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Advertisement22 1970-11-03 1 MEDICAL WARNING system for Singapore. Page 3. NEW BUS SERVICES Page 4. BAR GI RL accused of killing lover's wife Page 13.22 words
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Advertisement18 1970-11-03 1 for economy and efficiency mankinds off figure work Olivetti Logos 328 electronic printing calculator CW^lMil«l«| > irtSdnß«fn«dTi^24sl2.O^tti(S«n9«por») Pte-UmiyiTW: *****118 words
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1166 1970-11-03 2 RICHARD COX - Carrington tailors it to money and men RICHARD COX AN OVERALL VIEW OF BRITAIN'S NEW DEFENCE WHITE PAPER By LORD CARRINGTON has now run up the flag of Tory defence policy for the next four years and seems quietly confident that both Britain's allies and the Services will salute it,1,166 words
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487 1970-11-03 2 Shortening the queue for abortions ABORTION cases are occupying so many beds at the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital that people waiting for operations of other kinds are having their appointments repeatedly postponed. This disclosure by the President of the University of Singapore Medical Society, Mr. Urn Soo Tee, ties m487 words
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Advertisement240 1970-11-03 2 To see Manila turn on, fly E\L to San Francisco, -~j^^m <:: j I Jfltfm H lit B*/ wMjF Tc\ hV [1 j tl I A stop-over m Manila on your way to San world's largest eagle or the smallest fish or Francisco will be a lifetime of memories. deer.240 words
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Advertisement28 1970-11-03 2 MEAN SING GOLDSMITH Dealers m gold, platinum, jewelleries, diamonds, jades, mß&£ss&P^B pearls, precious stones. I Sitil« 'li?^^ftlH Satisfactory service Moderate price HkflHiVllHllHlli^h^HilllH 128-130, ARAB STREET, SINGAPORE TEL: *****28 words
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Article358 1970-11-03 3 MEDIC-AWAS WILL WORK FROM MT. ALVERNIA MOUNT Alvernia Hospital is expected to be the en for th Singapore Medical Association's neaJth card system, which will be set up by the end of this year. Rev. Mother Angela, the hospital's Mother Superior, confirmed yesterday that the358 words
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98 1970-11-03 3 CONTRACTOR Neo Eng Kiat was fined a total of $4,000 by the Ninth Magistrate yesterday after he pleaded guilty to employing six Malaysians here on social visit passes. The magistrate was told that the Malaysians worked here as labourers for Neo, 36, m98 words
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324 1970-11-03 3 New town to rise from swampland in Naval Base area SWAMPLAND along the River Senoko m the Naval Base will soon begin to give way to a new industrial town the size of Jurong. This was stated yesterday by a spokesman of the Jurong Town Corporation, developers of the Senuko324 words
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82 1970-11-03 3 TWO boys, both aged about It, were arrested after they snatched a gold chain from a three-year-old girl m Beach Road Housing Estate oh Sunday sight. The girl was walking with her mother. Madam Loh Poh Lin, 21, when one of the boys82 words
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Article133 1970-11-03 3 Watchman's death was 'suicide' WATCHMAN Sangka Rai Nandakesor, 52, was found hanging m an office building m Geylang Road and left behind a note saying that everyone had been good to. him and that he blamed no one for his death, a coroner's court heard today. Sangka's body was found133 words
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Article, Illustration356 1970-11-03 3 A $2.5 MILLION factory producing decorative veneers was declared open yesterday by Mr. E.W. Barker, the Minister for Law and National Development. The Bork Singapore Private Ltd a-t Kranji Industrial Estate is part of the Danish Bork Group of Companies, one of the356 words
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Article519 1970-11-03 3 REASON FOR DRIFT OF CIVIL ENGINEERS CIVIL ENGINEERS are m great demand m the private sector as a result of the Urban Renewal Programme. This is one of the reasons behind a spate of resignations by civil engineers from the public to the private sector, the Secretary519 words
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253 1970-11-03 3 MANY AGREE THEATRE TRUST GETS LITTLE REAL SUPPORT MANY people agree with Dr. Goh Poh Seng, chairman of the National Theatre Trust, who said recently that there was little real support for cultural Institutions and a lot of lip service. Dr. Goh said that the Trust's problem had always been253 words
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157 1970-11-03 3 THE Malay Teachers' Union has requested a meeting with the acting Prime Minister, Dr Goh Keng Swee, to discuss the case of its vicepresident, Inche Zakaria Omar Bagharib. Inche Zakaria has been told that the Public Services Commission is contemplating action157 words
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Article63 1970-11-03 3 MASLINA bte Shariff, aged four, was injured when she was knocked down by a hit-and-run motor-cycle on Sunday evening. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact Inspector Chew Goo Tee of Sepoy Lines Police Station, Tel. ***** etc. 454. DDD FISH BOARD KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A63 words
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Advertisement293 1970-11-03 3 Talk Chemicals With The Australians In Singapore Nov. 6-9 The Australian Chemical -•K^lfek Industries Trade Mission. Jr S\ Representing every aspect JS -JaR of a fast-growing industry, II flP^^aT P roducts Tn ese men are I Make an appointment W. S. Duf field (above) Laporte Australia Ltd. Mission Leader A.293 words
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Article, Illustration120 1970-11-03 4 Singapore to be featured in Danish firm's film SINGAPORE and Malaysia will be featured m a special film to commemorate a Danish company's 75th anniversary m 1972. A film unit which is travelling around the world to shoot various aspects of the East Asiatic's worldwide operations, spent four days shooting120 words
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101 1970-11-03 4 150 workers lose jobs as factory shuts down SOME 150 members of the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation lost their jobs when the Hua Heng Rubber Factory m Jurong closed down last Saturday. It was closed down because of financial difficulties. Silo's secretary-general, Mr. Phey Yew Kok, said yesterday that his101 words
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Article56 1970-11-03 4 PARIT BUNTAR, Mon. Two people were killed and eight others slightly injured when their car ran into a drain at the 72nd mile, Ipoh-Penang f oad yesterday evening. A police spokesman said today that the eight, including four children, received minor injuries and had been56 words
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Article69 1970-11-03 4 FOUR MEN, one of them armed with a bearing scraper, held up four youths m Prince Philip Avenue at about 11 p.m. on Sunday and relieved them of their watches worth a total of about $182. The victims were Tan See Kuan, 18, Cheong Yew Seng,69 words
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Article37 1970-11-03 4 THREE men robbed Soo Fa Lee, 20, of Kallang Estate, of $280 on Sunday night after one of them threw a packet of pepper powder into his face m Jalan Kambing.37 words
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Article, Illustration103 1970-11-03 4 Park for tired shoppers ready in tWO Months ORCHARD Park, directly opposite the Istaaa a one and a half acres of landscaped greenery especially for tired shoppers will be ready In two months. According to a spokesman of the PnhUc Works Department, construction work of the public park Is going103 words
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106 1970-11-03 4 MALACCA, Mon. Early this morning, a fire extensively damaged a rubber dealer's shop and an electrical equipment shop and partly damaged two others m Jalan Kampong Hulu here. The Municipal Fire Bridge, summoned at about 2 a.m. rushed two fire engines106 words
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Article77 1970-11-03 4 KOTA KINABALU, Mon. The Labour Department here is investigating allegations of child labour. The investigations were ordered following a local newspaper report that girls under 14 years old were employed m restaurants, bars and nightclubs m Kota Kinabaiu. The Commissioner of Labour, Mr. U Lai77 words
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262 1970-11-03 4 washijnutun, Mon. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew arrived m Washington yesterday for a five-day round of meetings with President Nixon, Administration leaders, industrialists and academic experts. Mr. Lee motored here from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where he was the guest of retiring Republican Governor Raymond Shafer.AP - 262 words
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186 1970-11-03 4 THE HOTEL Training School will conduct 22--week courses for middlelevel hotel staff and instructors m April next year. The training school, now under construction, will be ready by February. Experts from the Ministry of Labour and the United Nations are now working out186 words
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155 1970-11-03 4 THE TRADE Division of the Economic Development Board has waned all traders that weights and measures used In their business have to be checked and approved by the Weights and Measures Unit at the Central Police Station. Traders who do not comply will therefore155 words
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Article83 1970-11-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Five political secretaries have been re-appointed. They are Inche Abdullah Ahmad, Political Secretary to the Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak; Mr. K. Pannambalam, to the Minister of Labour, Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam; Mr. Lim Heng Kiap, to the Minister without portfolio, Mr. Lee Siok83 words
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242 1970-11-03 4 THE Minister for Culture, Mr. Jek Yuen Thong, will present c h f^m pion donor "Oscars" to 22 people who have donated blood 50 times. The ceremony will be held tomorrow at the Cultural Centre at 5 p.m. Another 180 donors242 words
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111 1970-11-03 4 TWO police constables appeared m the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday on a charge of bribery. Leong Kwek Onn and Ngoh Hu «y Chuan denied soliciting for a $60 bribe from Khoo Tsu Peng on Aug. 24 at the junction of Kinta Road and Serangoon111 words
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Advertisement59 1970-11-03 4 SINGAPORE SWEEP sth November Draw B^j at PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX 01 1 SHOPPING CENTRE R I NEW BRIDGE ROAD. MI I 6. 30. P. M. U I BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY! Q' I Congratulations to t BORK SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. ON THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING J from CHENG MENG FURNITURE CO.59 words
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189 1970-11-03 5 Two new bus services for Toa Pay oh ANOTHER new bus service for Toa Payoh residents began yesterday. It is being operated by the Changi Bus Co. between Toa Payoh Town and General Hospital at New Bndge Road. Eighteen new buses were] used for the service yesterday at five-minute intervals.189 words
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79 1970-11-03 5 THE Public Utilities Board will carry a blowing out operation of the high pressure steam mains at Jurong Power Station from tomorrow to Nov. 11. The operation involves the passing of a large quantity of high pressure steam from the boiler through the steam79 words
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Article53 1970-11-03 5 CHENG Kirn Fook, 39, of Lorong Serendit, was found dead under a bridge m Lorong Marsiling yesterday morning. He had a deep cut under the chin and a deep hole on the left foot. A bicycle was found lying on the body. There was also a53 words
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172 1970-11-03 5 THE National Theatre Trust has received over |T1 ia doaatioas slice its moath loag fund raisiag campaiga was launched five days ago. Mr. Wee Mob Cheng, chairman of the Trust's fundraising committee, said yesterday that doaaUoas came chiefly from Chiaese industrial aad172 words
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Article52 1970-11-03 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A five-member delegation led by the Indian Minister of Health and Planning, Mr. B.S. Sharma, arrived here today from Singapore for a one-day unofficial visit. Mr. Sharma said that the delegation is on a study tour of family planning programmes m the52 words
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352 1970-11-03 5 'INCOME policy holders can vote at meetings' ORDINARY policy holders m INCOME NTUC's newly-formed co-operative insurance scheme will have a say m the running of the project. Mr. V. Jayakody, secretary of INCOME'S sales organisation was replying to several queries made by potential members who have expressed fears that they352 words
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114 1970-11-03 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The number of highly skilled American Peace Corps volunteers serving m Malaysia can be expected to increase soon, the Peace Corps Programme Officer for MALAYSIA. Mr. Thomas P. Storer, said here today. Speaking on "The Changing Face of the Peace'114 words
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Article, Illustration172 1970-11-03 5 Italian trade mission in Singapore A 31 MEMBER Italian trade missloa arrived here yesterday to look lato the possibilities of settimg op jofait veatnres with local indnstriallsts. According to Its leader, Professor G. Tocco (above), a Member of the Italian Parliament, there are It Industrialists In the mission Interested In172 words
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532 1970-11-03 5 Is your medicine chest full of deadly antiques? BOON SWEE had been feverish. The first couple of days, mother-in-law brewed "leong char" (cooling tea). When that failed, mother went to the family's drug cupboard. After searching she found some tablets which had been used for Boon S wee's elder brother's532 words
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228 1970-11-03 5 THE Regional Centre for Educational Innovation and Technology (Innotech) is having difficulty m recruiting staff. Interim director Mr. Ly Chanh Due explained that Innotech 's salary scale was not attractive enough to get the top professionals within the region. Mr. Ly, who was presenting228 words
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Article90 1970-11-03 5 S. RAMIAH of Lorong Mudek, who drove against a "No Entry" sign at Orange Grove Road /Anderson Road junction and failed to stop when ordered to do so by a policeman, was fined $85 m a traffic court yesterday. When the policeman caught up' with him90 words
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Advertisement64 1970-11-03 5 FOR MEN OF SPACE AGE TO COPE WITH COMPLICATED AND DELICATE REQUIREMENTS a^_!f^Sk Jet Graph with J X 7 Hands 5 Separate dials -aflj Crowns 1 Turnable fndicator k i^n^ nw '^SunS^^C^Siite nw L_?AlntlJßJ^i7W^^^ '^B fHnr emtMK nfl NvAS^WMEi^^g^^^^'^nJ £*4 SUCH COMPLICATED AND DELICATE WATCHES CAN ONLY i»A| |f f\64 words
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Miscellaneous23 1970-11-03 5 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker ON, eoAWAV, otto/\^ f W yOU PONT MAvfc ANY _/>^r I AUTMORrr/ OVER US/ 1^ "*j fc 223 words
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Article344 1970-11-03 6 'WE NEED MEN'S HELP TO SOLVE OUR PROBLEMS' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Asian women were today advised to retain the ideals of Asian womenhood while absorbing the progressive things of the West. This advice was given by the Minister of Welfare Services, Tan Sri Fatimah Haji Hashim, when opening344 words
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147 1970-11-03 6 KUCHING, Mob. Uniform laws for East ami West Malaysia will be ready by 1972, the Commissioner of Law Revision, Tan Sri D.B.W. Good, said here today. He said that a big exercise was betag carried out to revise and consolidate the Penal Code147 words
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246 1970-11-03 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The French wife of a former army major was today granted a divorce from her husband on the grounds of his cruelty. Mrs. Nicoline Lopez, 34, a French teacher at the International School here, was granted a decree nisi to246 words
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426 1970-11-03 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The former manager of the Associated Travel Agency here, Mr. Eunan Blair Aeria, denied m the Sessions Court here today that he had taken part m swindling the Federal Capital Commission. However, he agreed that he had kept the money sentBernama - 426 words
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Article, Illustration274 1970-11-03 6 THE Housing and Development Board's two nurseries, which supplied the top prizewinning plants at this year's Singapore Horticulture Show, are preparing for yet another major event. There Is a lot of frenzied activity at the nurseries at Kay Slang Road and Queensway274 words
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Article101 1970-11-03 6 PENANG Mon. The Chief Minister Dr. Lim Chong Eu, said today that $380 million would be needed m the next five years to solve the housing problem m the State. He added that there was now a shortfall of 48,100 houses m the State. The Chief101 words
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156 1970-11-03 6 KUCHING, Mon. The Sarawak Coalition Government win be fair to all, irrespective of the racial composition of the state Cabinet, the Chief Minister, Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Yaakub said here today. lie called on the Bidayuhs (Land Dtytkt) not to worry themselves156 words
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108 1970-11-03 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mob. Malaysia- Singapore Airlines workers hi west Malaysia today decided to ft off their proposed boycott off all overtime work for soother two weeks at the rossost off the MlsJslij sf I shear The dsclsisa to boycott all overtime work as the108 words
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151 1970-11-03 6 Yugoslavia wants to set up trade commission in XL KUALA LUMPUR,, Mon. The visiting! Yugoslav trade delegation and the Acting Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche All Haji Ahmad today discussed the feasibility of a Yugoslav Trade Commission here. The Minister disclosed this to reporters after a 45-minute meeting. The151 words
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Article, Illustration18 1970-11-03 6 "She's trying to blame that on me, Daddy but T yelled 'Catch!' before I threw mybafi!"18 words
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Advertisement193 1970-11-03 6 Ft* j"^ jj jijy+^B .-2- -£i^H what makes a 1| the most valuable watch you can ownI /I or groe If^ I First try winding a Patek Philippe |p watch you will actually feel the ■mrrniraiuiißM differenc e- Then compare the |g^ffiJP»ffj; movement of a Patek Philippe with •5 iii193 words
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Article, Illustration441 1970-11-03 7 A.K. LEE - An accidental bepinninq to a career of violence A.K. LEE By THIS has nothing to do with women's liberation or a popular male prejudice. It is the (tragic) story of a young girl which begins accidentally and records a career of violence. Only the name has been changed not to441 words
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Article, Illustration161 1970-11-03 7 FOUND bacteria to convert kerosene to protein ONE pound of protein out of one pound of kerosene, that is what has been achieved by the scientists at the PCSIR (Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research) Laboratories m Lahore. Proteineous food has been synthesised from petroleum products like kerosene. The161 words
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82 1970-11-03 7 THE United Nations Committee on drugs, which met m Geneva recently, has passed a resolution advising the setting up of a special fund for counter-drug operations. Voting was 18 to nil with five abstentions. The resolution was presented by the United States, Brazil, Ghana,82 words
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98 1970-11-03 7 THE Rotary Club of Singapore East have a series of talks lined up for this month: Nov. 6 Slide-show on Rotary International Conference and commentary, by Dr. Ng Kong Kai. Nov. 13 Three-minute classification talks. Nov. 20 On the Rotary Foundation by Dr.98 words
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173 1970-11-03 7 PETER ONG - Vocalist Han Wei is ready to sing anywhere PETER ONG By THE only thing about Singapore that attracted Taiwanese singer, Miss Han Wei, is the aerial view of glittering lights at night. Which is why she readily accepted a contract to sing at the People's Park night-club. Miss Han was173 words
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Advertisement135 1970-11-03 7 j" &>ENSATIOWAL* J Now m Full Swing j $aye much more here on your purchases f for the Festive Seasons! J 36" PRINTED FRENCH LAWN $1.50 PER YARD I 36" PRINTED GERMAN JERSEY $1.80 I 36" PRINTED ESBI LAWN $2.20 I I 36" PRINTED GERMAN SHANTUNG $2.20 36" PRINTED HOLLAND135 words
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Miscellaneous83 1970-11-03 7 BLONDIE By Chic Young P 33 V^.'lli I I ITS THE KINO OF ~tl f H I I 'il'liim,; I_, X >J DAY THAT MAKES 7 Al (w nrs-^ ILLLUII ui^i/^e^, .-rw=. m A KULOW WANT < )l £ft W/^ A. V^ ARCHIE By Bob Montana /MAILING W 4 T83 words
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Miscellaneous520 1970-11-03 7 Starscope j ■VMMHujuu.. vLnnnnn^nnnnnni Stress is on children A special relationship and romance. Surprise is put to the test. You it gift the highlight. A have to make up your family member needs mind and no stalling. praise and it's wise to ZTTPIffSIW give it. ITlllwMtnfflEfl i I^ChMk^Hl Be confident520 words
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Article378 1970-11-03 8 And a little more from Mr Moore MAY I make a small correction to your otherwise excellent reporting on the reactions of Singapore impresarios to the suggestions made by the Minister of State for Education concerning cheaper concert tickets for students? I did not say that the Victoria Theatre was378 words
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Article99 1970-11-03 8 Champions who serve two masters THE denial by the NTUC of the "castration" of trade union is rather premature. May I point out the recent case of the Captain of a Coffee House. The Arbitration Court could not decide for the union because the Employment Act stipulates that "hire and99 words
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Article529 1970-11-03 8 Cultural desert or renaissance? VIEWPOINT THE problem of indifference among our young towards celebrity concerts is more imaginary than real. People are far too inclined to judge cultural standards by the size of the crowd attending such concerts. Passive attendances at such concerts or the willingness to pay fantastic prices529 words
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474 1970-11-03 8 A SMALL QUESTION OF ANSWERING SOME QUESTIONS I HAVE followed with growing interest the stimulating debate between certain union leaders and some unionists. It has given me much food for thought. This is what I called "intellectual stimulation." Apparently the union leaders are on the winning side. Their evidence seems474 words
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271 1970-11-03 8 TEACHER training colleges are meant mainly to prepare teachers m methods and other forms of training that could be utilised to afford a maximum impact and effectiveness m every lesson. Of course teacher training need not produce good teachers, for good teachers271 words
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Article129 1970-11-03 8 ALL I ASKED WAS HOW AND WHY I THINK the Honourable Spokesman for the Finance Ministry, Mr Poh Khoon Beng, did a disservice to our evercourteous Civil Service by his last paragraph of his reply to my letter. His assumptions and insinuations were most unwarranted and uncalled for. After all129 words
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361 1970-11-03 8 WHEN LIFE JUST SEEMS TO PASS YOU BY I WOULD like to reveal my frustrations, especially to administrators of the Singapore Traction Company. On the morning of Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 8.35 am., I arrived at a bus stop m Boon Keng Road. After waiting for ten minutes, three buses361 words
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Article636 1970-11-03 8 THE Police will give a bona fide security organisations no co-operation whatsoever and will not even screen its personnel on a repayment basis. It is the foreigners m this country who can obtain free screening of their employees as Embassy and Consular Corps officials can obtain screening636 words
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329 1970-11-03 9 Mother of 'miracle baby' arrested JAKARTA, Mon. Police have arrested Mrs. Tjut Zahara Forma, 23, who hoaxed highly placed South-East Asians into believing that her unborn baby could pray and recite the Koran. Mrs Tjut Zahara was picked up by police at Gambut, nine miles from Bandjarmasin, South Kalimantan, whenAFP - 329 words
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Article100 1970-11-03 9 MIAMI, Florida, Mon. Russia was building a submarine base on Cuba's southern shore but construction has been halted and Soviet ships removed, Florida's Republican nominee to the U.S. Senate said yesterday. President Nixon assured me that following a strong warning from American construction has been100 words
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Article23 1970-11-03 9 SAIGON, Mon. 152 persons have died and 205,000 made homeless m floods sweeping the five northern provinces of the country.23 words
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Article, Illustration434 1970-11-03 9 ANOTHER VICTIM DIES AFTER INFERNO "ffr '4,^| B[ It T^—, .=.=ti:m:: 1 SAINT LAURENT DU PONT, France, Mon. A fire inspector said the Cinq a Sept night club m which 143 young people died or were fatally burned early yesterday m a murderous blazeAFP - 434 words
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Article128 1970-11-03 9 MONTREAL, Mon. Canadian Police say they think British Trade Commissioner James R. Cross, kidnapped four weeks ago by terrorists seeking independence for Quebec, is still alive. "We're operating on the theory that he's alive/ said constable J.M. Abbott, spokesman for the provincial police, "and we'll128 words
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375 1970-11-03 9 Sihanouk plans to liberate Cambodia PEKING, Mon. Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia said today that the IndoChina war would be continued within an IndoChinese framework until total victory, and suggested that the war might eventually be extended to engulf Thailand. The Prince, speaking at a Press conference here, also said375 words
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228 1970-11-03 9 Nixon's 'tragic strategy' denounced SAN CLEMENTE, California, Mob. Ob the eve of an electfoß In which he has been pushing for law, aid order, President Nixon offered cities and states last Sunday, the assistance of the Federal Department of Justice to work Ib any case involving assaults ob police officers.228 words
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Article, Illustration39 1970-11-03 9 ©if?t TOMirro Tn.Ec«AH syndicate wC-^i PUNCH ■•^▼^r* "You never tell me I'm lovely anymore "I think you've iprained your fat" 4 'See, laddie. The same feeling as iwingin' through the trees without actually exerting yourself."39 words
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75 1970-11-03 9 MIAMI, Mob. A Uaited Air Uses Jet carryiag 73 persoas laaded la Caha after belag hijacked by a ioae guamaa of a flight hetweea Las Aageles, aad Saa Diego, Call Urmia. The aircraft touched dowa at Havaaa airport without iacideat. la Los Aageles, the75 words
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349 1970-11-03 10 'Jack the Ripper was Queen Victoria's grandson' LONDON, Mon. The Sunday Times yesterday claimed the infamous murderer Jack the Ripper, was Edward, Duke of Clarence, grandson of Queen Victoria and elder brother of King George V. The paper was commenting on the statement of an eminent British surgeon that he349 words
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Article86 1970-11-03 10 WASHINGTON, Mon. Almost half the United States' urban poor belong to families locked so deeply into poverty they can't escape unaided "at any time m the future," a new study says. Economist Anthony Downs reported that two of every five members of the U.S. urban86 words
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Article31 1970-11-03 10 BAGHDAD, Mon. Iraq is working to set up an Arab oil organisation capable of crushing the hold of the colonial trusts, the English language Baghdad Observer wrote today.31 words
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Article91 1970-11-03 10 BEIRUT, Lebanon, Mon. A change of government was reported imminent m Syria as an emergency congress of the ruling Socialist Baath party yesterday went into its third day of secret debate to resolve the country's three-week-old leadership crisis. Baathist sources m Damascus expect the 80-man congress to91 words
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124 1970-11-03 10 EGYPT'S MAIN THREAT IS IGNORANCE, SAYS FAWZI CAIRO, Mob. Dr. Mahmoud Fawzl, Egypt's 7§-year-old Prime Miuister, says that ignorance not Israel Is the real threat to his country. "We are menaced by ignorance In a world where there Is no dignity or power without scientific development and no false pretentiousAP - 124 words
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Article40 1970-11-03 10 MISSOULA, Montana, Mon. A light plane from Texas and a second small craft carrying members of the University of Montana sky diving club collided above this western Montana city killing five occupants and injuring a sixth.40 words
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Article26 1970-11-03 10 CAIRO, Mon. France is to increase by $120 million its participation m the project to construct an Oil pipeline between Suez and Alexandria.26 words
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Article, Illustration352 1970-11-03 10 THE Vietcong attacked here early today with Soviet-made rockets that killed seven Vietnamese civilians and wounded 25 more. It was the first shelling of the capital m three-and-a-half months and was timed for South Vietnam's National Day observance. The bombardment lasted 25 minutes m early352 words
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Article478 1970-11-03 10 Home's speech was 'antiIsraeli' JERUSALEM, Mon. Israel's parliamentary opposition asked on Sunday for an urgent debate on "the antiIsraeli announcement" of British Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home. The rightwing Gahal Party's demand was the latest Israeli salvo against London following Home's speech to his party on Saturday, m which heAFP; AP - 478 words
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Article, Illustration442 1970-11-03 10 CHINA: HOLD WORLD SUMMIT ARMS TALKS HONGKONG, Mon. On the eve of the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks m Helsinki between the United States and the Soviet Union, China has proposed a world summit conference on nuclear disarmament, the New China news agency said today. Peking has suggested that the conferenceAFP - 442 words
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Article54 1970-11-03 10 RANGOON, Mon. The official daily, The Guardian, denounced the newspaper Bangkok World for 'fabricating' the story of the 'collapse and death of General Ne Win, Chairman of the Burmese Revolutionary Council. The paper also took to task news agencies which picked up such a "planted story" and "allowed54 words
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Article20 1970-11-03 10 TOKYO, Mon. Japanese government sources said Italy will recognise China "very shortly, possibly m a couple of days."20 words
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Article182 1970-11-03 10 LONDON, MOB. It's only four days to the traditional Gay Fawkes "boaflre Bight" aad tlds vast capital piled high with rubbish over a fiveweeks long strike has been toned Into a giant tiaderbox. Fire aathorities expressed fear today that the aorraally innocent bonfires aannally celebrating the gunpowder182 words
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Article194 1970-11-03 10 Wolniak killing: driver held KARACHI, Mon. Mohammad Firoze, a Pakistan International Airlines staff driver, was being held by police here today after allegedly driving a van which killed visiting Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Sygrrid Wolniak and three other people at the airport last night. Mr. Wolniak, two Press photographers and194 words
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Article52 1970-11-03 10 QUITO, Mon. Ecuadorian Air Force commander General Sandoval, 40, believed to have been kidnapped five days ago, stepped off a bus m good condition m front of an air force base on the edge of Quito. He was immediately examined by air force doctors who pronounced him m52 words
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Article38 1970-11-03 10 DAR ES SALAAM, Mon. Two cabinet ministers were defeated m the Tanzanian elections. Meanwhile other results indicated that Julius Nyerere would receive almost unanimous support m the Presidential poll where he is the sole candidate. DDD38 words
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Article23 1970-11-03 10 CAIRO, Mon. The United Arab Republic will adopt the teaching system and methods !2£! Savfat Union Prime Minister Fawzi said. ODD23 words
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Article17 1970-11-03 10 CALCUTTA, Mon. Eight people died during clashes between police aid MtoK Naxalite guerillas.17 words
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Article656 1970-11-03 11 BRACK CURRY - America votes BRACK CURRY By BACKGROUND TO THE FOREIGN NEWS th. W SH 1NGTOI V ters m the United States will choose 3 5 of the 100 members of me senate m todays general elections and President Nixon's prestige is clearly on tne line. It has bee n the most656 words
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242 1970-11-03 11 Scientist plans 'test tube' babies DETROIT: An English scientist says he plans to plant an Embryo created under laboratory conditions into the womb of an infertile woman m the hope it will develop into a normal baby. The Embryo would be formed by mixing a husband's sperm with an egg242 words
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152 1970-11-03 11 Now Japan reverses the brain-drain TOKYO, The Japan-to-America brain-drain that was much talked about at one time nas been reversed. With the United States Government reducing its Apollo project, Japan's Tateishi electric machinery (capitalised at US$6 million) has been scouting m the United States for electronic engineers. Tateishi has set152 words
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369 1970-11-03 11 GOVERNORS HOLD LONG-TERM KEY FOR NIXON WASHINGTON: From California to New York state, and from Texas to Minnesota, Republicans and Democrats have battled for control of the state houses where governors preside as the chief executive officers. Some of the United States* best known political figures Governor Nelson A. RockfeUow369 words
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Article, Illustration838 1970-11-03 11 ALAN OSBOURNE - Turning night with Reagan ALAN OSBOURNE From m California President Nixon poses with members of his Cabinet. In front row are, from left: David M. Kennedy, Treasury: Melvin R. Liard, Defence; Vice President Agnew; Mr. Nixon; John A.Volpe, Transportation; Robert Mayo, Budget Director, Robert H. Finch, Health, Education Welfare. Second838 words
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384 1970-11-03 12 Survey: US arms sales to Far East highest since 1954 STOCKHOLM, Mon. American arms deliveries to the Far Eastern countries, particularly Taiwan and South Korea, were bigger last year than m any year since 1955, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) Annual, published today showed. SIPRI's Annual, the second,384 words
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94 1970-11-03 12 IMPHAL, (India), Mon. A minor incident last night m which a local girl was pestered by five youths has led to widespread rioting m this city, capital of the State of Manipur, 300 miles north east of Calcutta. A hotel and 25 other buildings as94 words
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180 1970-11-03 12 A WAY TO MEET BOTH PROTESTS AND PLEDGES LONDON, Mon. Prime Minister Edward Heath was reported by a British newspaper on Monday to be considering the idea of leasing arms to South Africa to get around protests about selling them. TheAP - 180 words
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207 1970-11-03 12 HONGKONG, Mob. Wealthy solicitor Ho Hung chnng, member of the fabulously rich Hotung family, was charged today with "negligently discharging a firearm" m his Mid-Levels home. He was additionally charged with breach of his arms licence conditions by possessingAFP - 207 words
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Article, Illustration121 1970-11-03 12 UNITISATION of cargo is becoming more popular with shippers because it is the simplest and most economical method of handling cargo. Maersk Line's successful approach to solving some Of the problems facing importers and exporters was the subject of a film shown to more than121 words
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216 1970-11-03 12 CANBERRA, Mon. Australia's Immigration Minister, Phillip Lynch, admitted today it was government policy to grant assistance only to persons of European descent to migrate to Australia. The admission was made by the Minister when answering a question about an Englishman refused grant216 words
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117 1970-11-03 12 KUWAIT, Mon. The Persian Gulf State of Bahrein will apply for membership of the Arab League and the United Nations as an independent country if the plan to form a federation of nine emirates of the Persian Gulf is not successful. Bahrein is oneAFP - 117 words
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Article56 1970-11-03 12 SAIGON, Mon. The promotion of Gen. Frederick C. Weyand to four-star rank today touched off speculation that he will replace Gen. Creighton W. Abrams as Commander of U.S. Forces m Vietnam by next spring. Informed sources say Gen. Weyand appears a natural choice as the next56 words
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436 1970-11-03 12 Shame of the fire watchers with no view from the top YOKOHAMA, Sun. The blue-uniformed firewatcher standing on the observation platform of a fire tower here has little chance of being the first to spot a fire these days. In most cases, he tv» out to be a poor second436 words
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Article33 1970-11-03 12 PARIS, Mon. The Administrative Commission of i£ c U nite d Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation voted to add Arabic as a fifth working language of the organisation OQQ33 words
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Article27 1970-11-03 12 PARIS, Mon. a record of 66 per cent of the French lation are satisfied with Georges Pompidou as President, according to an opinion poll. an27 words
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Miscellaneous256 1970-11-03 12 Ships m port THE PORT OF SINGAPORE Moon. Umur Venture, Cherry AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE Viken, Kota Jaya, Kuala Lumpur, BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS Hai Kwang, Kota Rajah, Kirn Hwa, FOR NOV. 3. Femlake, Bicolano, Hoegh Opal, OUT: Tricolor 3/4. Durban Wing An, Lt 529, Pernod, Melita, Maru 8/9, Pando Strait 18,256 words
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Title Section9 1970-11-03 13 THE SINGAPORE herald Section II Tuesday, Nov. 3, 19709 words
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322 1970-11-03 13 Quality control way to foster planning for the 70s A HUNDRED quality control personnel working m various industries here will begin an eight-week course on quality control at the University of Singapore tonight. Mr. Whang Tar Liang, chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers Association, will open the course at 7.30 p.m.322 words
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Article, Illustration13 1970-11-03 13 Didn't i have no clones when i was a baby?"13 words
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Article, Illustration223 1970-11-03 13 STUFFED dolls, rose buds, heaps of straw baskets and a hundred other items transformed the Occupational Therapy Department at Outram Road General Hospital into a colourful handicraft shop yesterday. The occasion was the auual combined sale by the occupational therapy units of223 words
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Article84 1970-11-03 13 SUNDAYS Toto draw prize of $20,000 will be shared by two people. Both of them had four numbers plus the additional number correct. This Thursday's draw and the Singapore Sweep will be held at the People's Park Complex m New Bridge Road. The judges will84 words
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123 1970-11-03 13 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Johore police believe they can solve at least two armed robberies and four car thefts with the arrest of a gang of 11 youths at their hideout here yesterday. They also expect to make a few more arrests123 words
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77 1970-11-03 13 A MALAYSIAN fisherman who went sightseeing on a friend's motor cycle with sidecar while on holiday m Singapore last month appeared m a traffic court yesterday to answer three charges. Seek Cheng Hua, 17, of Pontian, Johore, admitted having ridden the motor-cycle m77 words
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1029 1970-11-03 13 Bar girl faces charge of killing lover's wife THE TRIAL of a bar girl and her husband accused of murdering her Japanese lover's wife began m the High Court yesterday. Mimi Wong alias Wong Weng Siu, 31, and her former husband Sim Woh Kum alias Sim Wor Kum, 37, are1,029 words
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193 1970-11-03 13 A 19- YEAR-OLD girl, barred from marrying her fiance by his parents, took a bus to Ophir Road on an impulse one day and met three men who took her to a brothel. In a district court yesterday, Chellamah Arumugam, a 44--year-old193 words
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Miscellaneous20 1970-11-03 13 THE TIDES TODAY: Lit a.m. (8.4 ft.); 12.23 p.m. (f.f ft.) TOMORROW: 2.M a.m. (S.f ft.); I.M p.m. (0.4 ft.)20 words
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302 1970-11-03 14 A MAN described as schizophrenic was charged yesterday with setting fire to his neighbour's house on Sept. 7 In a cautioned statement to the police, Chan Fah, 56, said that he wanted to burn Mr. Bui Cheong Ann's house because302 words
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Article, Illustration106 1970-11-03 14 MORE people want to buy HDB flats despite the Government's proposal to increase their cost. About 17, M« people are now on the waiting list and more applications are pouring m each day. Buyers have to wait between two months to two years before106 words
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244 1970-11-03 14 Labourer gets three years and 9 strokes for vandalism A LABOURER who pleaded guilty m the First District Court yesterday to 13 counts of vandalism was sentenced to a total of three years' jail and nine strokes of the rotan. He was sentenced on three of the charges while the244 words
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65 1970-11-03 14 THE MINISTER of State for Education, Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng, will open the eighth meeting of the Central Co-ordinating Board for Tropical Medicine and Public Health of South-East Asian Ministers of Education Organisation. The four-day meeting will open on Nov. 4 at the Allen Lecture65 words
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Article57 1970-11-03 14 A CLERK, Poh Yam, 55, of Langsat Road, was fined $1,000 or three months' jail by Seventh Magistrate, Tan Teow Yeow, for assisting m carrying on a public lottery. Poh walked into a police raid at 8.05 p.m. on May and character lottery slips were found57 words
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Article67 1970-11-03 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Building contractor Tan Wee Sang, 45, hat reported to police that his Mercedes Benz 220 is misting. He parked it m front of his house m Jalan Loke Yew here yesterday, a police spokesman said today. ODD SCHOOL BAND SHOW THE Crescent Girls'67 words
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161 1970-11-03 14 A NIGHT drive m Kallang Park m April last year cost Miss Chew Chu Ten, 19, of Upper Thomson Road, $120 yesterday and the car owner, $140. Miss Chew was stopped by the police as she was driving out of Kallang Park161 words
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148 1970-11-03 14 Discharge for woman who admitted shoplifting A WOMAN was given six months' conditional discharge by First District Judge W.A. Ghows yesterday after she pleaded guilty to shoplifting at the St. Michael's Store m Raffles Place on Oct. 17. Mrs.G. Goutta alias Gladys Coutts, 31, of Sembawang Road, admitted taking from148 words
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139 1970-11-03 14 MR. NELSON Vermette, general manager of the Mandarin Hotel, and Mrs. Alice Vermette have been elected President of the Canadian Association of Singapore and the Canadian Women's Association of Singapore respectively. Other officials elected were Mr. Stanley A. Zagrodnic, vice president; Mrs. Alexander139 words
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368 1970-11-03 14 THE SINGAPORE Polytechnic has stopped admitting part-time students to all but four courses since the beginning of this year because of the high drop-out rate and low percentage of passes. At present there are 2,000 part-time students enrolled m the Polytechnic. However, by368 words
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Miscellaneous1699 1970-11-03 15 Bm^H HH HBi i AT AT At ■^^_«r^^w_«_3 |^^k.” v iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin W -^^w 4Hk s ■■3^_2F~^HE I B^BT ■BB I I Vfl I L J O bTbV^H 'mE^ )Bk^ ,^Btf**'»^Bßt- fl|i I >* v 888 W^*^ watEr 88l 5 3.00 pm General Hospital 5.55 Opening And Programme Summary Ik '*****m,,1,699 words
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Article, Illustration448 1970-11-03 16 thought a gift should be just the right thing for the right person. It can be spotted at any time, and bought and given at any time. Its value is quite irrelevant. I resent being expected to give a gift at an expected time. After all, if we're448 words
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Article, Illustration848 1970-11-03 16 SHIRLEY MANASSEH - It's all horror -no scope SHIRLEY MANASSEH By DO I believe m astrology? Yes, emphatically and I'm sick of all the cynics who give me condescending smiles every time I ask them what star they were born under. This has become an obsession with me not knowing a person's Sunsign848 words
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Article599 1970-11-03 16 We were secondary four stud L.G.P.D. m 1969. We were suppose a farewell party m Decembei of year. A boy was appointed by teacher to be m charge of the arr for the party. He collected our n after that we heard nothing from of the ex-pupils staying m599 words
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144 1970-11-03 17 KATHMANDU, Mon. India has taken steps to restrict the flow of goods to and from Nepal, following the breakdown on Saturday of talks to renew the ten-year-old trade and transit treaty between the two countries, official sources said. I ndian border troops and administrativeAFP - 144 words
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208 1970-11-03 17 HK shoe makers get $5 mil. orders HONGKONG, Mon. Hongkong manufacturers have received orders worth more than HKfMO million (ffS.l million) for rubber shoes, with delivery to be made early next year. Trade sources, however, said orders might fall off m future as current Hongkong prices were about 10 perAFP; AP - 208 words
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Article84 1970-11-03 17 LONDON. Mon. Gold climbed sharply on the London free market today to U5537.65 an ounce, up 40 cents from last Friday. Dealers reported a moderate buying reaction to the sudden drop from the highs reached last week. (Closing prices for Nov. 2, m U.S. dollars per ounce). Singapore84 words
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Article532 1970-11-03 17 Kimiyo Tamaki - A dietary revolution in Japan Kimiyo Tamaki By TOKYO, Mon. With the steady increase m the price of rice the staple food of the Japanese from time immemorial a "dietary revolution is sweeping through the Japanese archipelago causing consternation among the rice producers and dealers. According to the Japanese Ministry532 words
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Article272 1970-11-03 17 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates fixed yesterday by the Association of Banks m Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency. HONGKONG (Rates m Hongkong dollars, for Nov 2). On New York TT 6.0850 On New York DD 6.0775 Gold (99% fineness, per tael) 290.125 Note Rates: China (per272 words
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Article228 1970-11-03 17 MANILA, Mon. United States top official m the Asian Development Bank today gave the assurance that the U.S. Congress would shortly approve President Nixon's outlay of US$lOO million for the ADB's special fund's resources. Wr. A r tern us E. Weatherbee, newlydesignated executive director forAFP - 228 words
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Article102 1970-11-03 17 MOTOR INVESTMENTS will pay an interim dividend of five per cent on Nov. 30 to shareholders on the register on Nov. 16. Announcing this dividend, the company said it had sold one of its "major properties" last month on "satisfactory terms" and less expensive properties were being purchased102 words
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Article25 1970-11-03 17 KRAIYIAT TIN will pay its 73rd. dividend, of six per cent, on Dec. 2 to shareholders on the register on Nov. 17.25 words
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Article134 1970-11-03 17 World Bank office in Tokyo TOKYO, Mon. The Tokyo bureau of the World Bank was opened today m the city's busiest business quarter. The office is headed by Mr Aritoshi-Soejima. Its activities will include public relations for the bank m Japan, research of the Japanese economy and preparation for issuingAFP - 134 words
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Article77 1970-11-03 17 THE SUNGEI BESI MINES more than doubled its mining profits for the six months ended September to £128,000. The company's output of tin concentrates amounted to 810 metric tons compared with 706 tons m the same period m the previous year. The average net price received per77 words
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Article66 1970-11-03 17 BATU LINTANG RUBBER'S net pre-tax profit improved by 45.45 per cent to 5i, 3 36 ,9 35 m the year ended June. The company is proposing to pay a final dividend of IS per cent which, together with the interim of 7Vi per cent, makes a total66 words
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Article149 1970-11-03 17 Caribbean freight rates up LONDON, Mon. Two international shipping organisations today announced immediate increases on freight rates between Europe and the Sudan and the Caribbean areas. The announcement followed a IS per cent increase m freight rates to the Far East. The U X -Sudan shipping Conference, which represents 11AP - 149 words
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Article27 1970-11-03 17 (Closing buyer/seller prices for Nov. 2, m sterling per metric ton). Tone: Steady; Spot 1512 1513; 3-month 1518 1519; Settlement 1515; Total turnover 645 tons.27 words
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Article, Illustration108 1970-11-03 17 PEOPLE in business IRVING TRUST Irving Trust Company's representative office m Singapore will be opened on Friday by Mr ARTHUR G BOARDMAN, Jr., senior executive vice-president and president-elect of the New York City bank. Mr Boardman Mr GEOFFREY C. ABBOTT has been appointed the Singapore representative. Prior to this appointment108 words
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Article, Illustration70 1970-11-03 17 Mr DANNY V A Li CHEONG KEE, an executive trainee with East Asiatic Company, has returned to Singapore after completing a practical operational training course on board the Scanservice vessel Ancona'. During his study trip to various ports m the Far East and Europe, Mr Yau received navigational70 words
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Article110 1970-11-03 17 British Petroleum assistant marketing manager for Australasia and Southeast Asia, Mr Jobs Hussey, is m Singapore for a first hand study of BP's marketing activities. During his week-long stay, Mr Hussey will look into BP's operations m the region and compile a report on the world- wide company's110 words
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Article352 1970-11-03 17 Stocks eased m early light the opening, trading yesterday. Declines led advances by a The Dow Jones industrials narrow margin and initial lost a fraction and Stan poors volume was about 130,000 index was off nine cents after shares. (Paid prices at 1100 EST. m U.S.352 words
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Article554 1970-11-03 17 The market yesterday moved sharply lower m quiet trading to close on the bottom. Selling was seen on industrial concern over cost inflation and the public sector labour disputes while buyers appeared to hold off ahead of the government's monetary policy statement expected later this week. The554 words
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Article249 1970-11-03 17 AMSTERDAM Industrials yesterday closed sharply lower, led by Philips which was very weak following Friday's statement. Unilever and Royal Dutch declined on cautiousness m front of this week's third quarter figures release. Hoogovens closed at the day's low, again on after-effects of last week's figures. Akzo moved down249 words
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Miscellaneous1317 1970-11-03 18 i^^i t\ beainnino on this page a mm* rf >a«tai I I /> A ships westbound, eastbound, southbound an °f? ast >p^ 11 < m >^i a»^/ mMaWWWHm*m^jm*m Each entry gives the following information: NAMt ur--1^" f~L ±X-fl£j^^MW SH IPPING SHIP, date of arrival/departure, ports of call, name of a^\t1,317 words
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Miscellaneous1058 1970-11-03 19 OOTf^aOl IF^^4 Including ships sailing out of Singapore for Far fc—QOlkJ^JUt IvJ East ports to the north-east S Q in Cim R hn BJVt SSV/BA JALADHANYA Nov 7/9 LOS An9e.es (Dec 9). S.n Diego. Qumhon. ssv/ba San Francisco Vancouver B.C. AR.STAGELOS No. 26/27 J. 8.0 di,«t. (MOSK/MSS "com.. *>-/TO BAOENSTE.N1,058 words
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Miscellaneous84 1970-11-03 19 Shipping notes TOKYO, Sun. Japan and after the Mutsu, which is being West Germany have reached completed at the Mutsu Port, m agreement on a joint con- its port of anchor. itruction of two nuclear- i_ t #i~e» powered vessels one each, l f° Japa fecture, which reached here it84 words
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212 1970-11-03 20 KOTA KINABALU, Mon. The Indonesian Government has granted timber concessions to nine Malaysian companies since 1968, the Indonesian director of forest products (marketing and distribution), Mr. Sadikin Djajapertjunda, said today. These companies were now working on joint ventures with Indonesian timber companies m Indonesia. CAPITALAP - 212 words
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Article264 1970-11-03 20 PENANG, Mon. The port of Penang can look forward to a promising future as a result of the setting up of free trade zones m the island state, coupled with the government's efforts to attract more export -oriented industries. This was stated m the 1969Bernama - 264 words
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Article1412 1970-11-03 20 I* KEY Closing buyers' and sellers' prices an followed by the business don*. Figures. In brackets denote traded lota In I I.ooo'a, When the price Is not followed by a figure m bracket*, it meant only a Uncle lot of 1.000 shares was traded at I that1,412 words
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Article80 1970-11-03 20 (Managers' prices for Nov. 3) B. S. ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mai. Invt. Fund 1.18 1.23xd MaL Progress Fund 1.02 1.07 CHAPTERED UNIT TRUSTS Singapore Growth Fund 1.06 1.10 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Second Singapore 1.86 Third Singapore 1.1 7xd B. S. The Commerce Ind. Fund .99 1.04 The Saving80 words
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Article299 1970-11-03 20 RUBBER 48% cents a Ib. (down i% cents). After opening at Friday night's closing levels of 50 cents for November 1 RSS, a few nervous longs, failing to find any support from overseas market! and possibly encouraged by the fact that yesterday was the first day for issuing299 words
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Article153 1970-11-03 20 (Yesterday's 1.30 p.m. prices, m sterling per long ton, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per long ton): Philippine/Indonesian 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) Jan. 347 sellers Cont.; Ceylon153 words
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Article51 1970-11-03 20 TIN $*54 a plcul (down $1). The Straits tin price m 'enang yesterday lost mother (1 to close at 5654 a picul. The steady market saw i turnover of 275 tons, up ive tons on Saturday's. Main enquirers at the ower levels were from the Jnited States and51 words
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Article64 1970-11-03 20 Steel mill in Makasar Sermani steel announced that its 21,000 galvanising mill m Makasar, Celebes, has started trial production. The mill, with a monthly capacity of 1,500 metric tons, is using cold rolled sheets supplied by Nippon Kokan. Sermani Steel, owned 18.5 per cent by Nippon Kokan and another Japanese64 words
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Article63 1970-11-03 20 (Yesterday's official buyer /seller prices, m pence per lb). Tone: Quiet; ClF's Nov. 17-1/8 17-5/16. Dec. 17-3/8 17-5/8, Jan 17-3/4 18; Spot 18-1/2 18-3/4; Settlements Dec. 18-3/4 19. Jan 19 19-3/16. Feb. 19-1/4 19-7/16, lan/March 19-1/4 19-7/16, fcpril/June 20-1/8 20-5/16, July/Sept. 20-7/16 20-11/16, Oct/Dec. 20-5/8 20-7/8, Tan/March 20-3/463 words
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Article751 1970-11-03 20 Share prices declined for the .sixth day m a row yesterday. There was a smattering on support for selected oils, although mining and industrial -shares were generally very weak. Speculative mining issues were particularly hard hit with many at their lowest points of the year. Established stocks751 words
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Article206 1970-11-03 20 Prices yesterday held Total turnover value for decline. The counter closed at steady throughout the the day was $6.76 million. Si 1.60 after early sales at Si 2. morning session but tended to ease m the afternoon on small Associated Hotels, among Elsewhere, price changes selling. the206 words
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Article320 1970-11-03 20 The market was firm m post-holiday trading yesterday though dealings remained on a small scale. Profit-taking m the afternoon was well absorbed by sustained selective demand. (Closing paid prices m yen, Akai Elec 475 (470) Asahi Chem 110 (108) Asahi Glass 139 (140) Bank Tokyo 109 (109)320 words
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Article199 1970-11-03 20 LONDON, Mon.-The market opened the week on a quiet note today but once again details were available of a number of fixtures arranged during the weekend recess. Confirmation was lacking on reports that a total of 100,000 tons of heavy grain had been fixed from the U.S.199 words
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Article440 1970-11-03 21 a ry four students from 5 were supposed to throw December O f the same appointed by our form *rge of the arrangements ollected our money, but nothing from him. Some "ng m Bukit Tjmah have house to inquire about used to return it months do with such a440 words
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Article512 1970-11-03 21 Problem over party cash... Think for a while. Do you really love him or are you only attracted to him physically? You said that he has hurt you by his teasing shouldn't he have been more understanding and helped you to sort out your predicament? After all, since he loves512 words
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Article, Illustration141 1970-11-03 21 HERE'S a chance for the girls of Singapore to take that first important step towards career m modelling. SERENDIPITY is looking for three girls to do some fashion pictures for the Herald. We want NEW fresh faces that have never before been exposed to141 words
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Article, Illustration340 1970-11-03 21 Get in the holiday mood... G ET into the holiday mood with fashions that follow the party line. Lovely lush fabrics, elegant evening shapes and a beautiful balance of the right accessories combine to capture the spirit of the season. This week's SERENDIPITY award winner is Thomas Wee, 335-G, Block340 words
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Article, Illustration153 1970-11-03 21 ONLY 14 and already a king. A king at the chessboard, that is. For Leslie Leow loves nothing better than plotting, scheming trying to outwit his opponents at the game. His skill is proved by the fact that he is this year's Junior Chess champ.153 words
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Advertisement17 1970-11-03 21 NAME j I DATE OF BIRTH ADDRESS I J TELEPHONE I I OCCUPATION J HEIGHT WEIGHT I17 words
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Advertisement314 1970-11-03 22 DIPLOMA IN INTERIOR OESIWN Oy correspondence course. Diploma recognised by institute of Professional Designers for Associate Membership. Those already qualified m certain subjects can have them waived with a reduction m fee. Fr— brochure by airmail from Dept. STP Thodec School. BCM/Rhodec London W.C. 1 England. BEGINNERS, ADVANCED BOOKKEEPING, Typewriting.314 words
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Advertisement472 1970-11-03 22 """■•"ATORS CHEAP— shop soiled and slightly used models, various sizes. Call today at J-EONG REFRIGERATION SERVICE LTD. corner of Orchard Road and Clemenceau Avenue. S!?"!V T UN TONG— 218 2E2?'J!!? d (5 m «->-**•' sales service— Air conditioners and Re l*™ 1 f"br.nd.)-!?Ro;m and Package unit Tel. *****7. 1969 CHILDREN472 words
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Advertisement479 1970-11-03 22 I*7l PRIMARY SCHOOL Leaving Examination tuition by experienced teacher. Katong district Commencing November Tel. *****1 after office hours. LAMBERTS DRIVING SCHOOL. Dual-controlled Morris 1000. Hourly $6/-. 10 Balmoral Road. Tsl: (Spore) *****/*****. FOORMAN'S MUSIC STUDIOS Daily enrolments for Piano/Theory Beginners to Diploma Accordion. Organ. Violins. Guitar. P Jazz, Blowing Instruments.479 words
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Advertisement392 1970-11-03 22 ST. FRANCIS GIRLS 9 SCHOOL 98 St. Francis Road, Singapore, 12. T«t.: *****. REGISTRATIONS FOR 1971 Vacancies m Secondary I. ll.* 11l and Pre-Univ«r«ity I Class**. Rmmutmw $*rnnriarv School SubiOCtS. I 7.40 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. I 1971 PRE-UNIVERSITY ASEAN SCHOLARSHIPS Applications are invited for Asean Scholarships awarded by Ministry392 words
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Article, Illustration637 1970-11-03 23 CAVALIER - CAVALIER RACING HERAU BY KUALA LUMPUR, Mob. The Perak Turf Club will have a $5,500 Mi ultra-modern grandstand. It will be ready for use when the l»71 season opens m February. An elaborate programme has been planned for the official opening637 words
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806 1970-11-03 23 IPOH. Mob. Jockey Ricky Kingston was fined $500 for Incompetent riding on hi* mount Dtwi Lyric In Raoe Five on the third day of the Perak Turf Club Oct/Nov meeting here on Saturday. He was, however, given the benefit of the doubt for not riding806 words
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Article, Illustration931 1970-11-03 23 WEIGHTS for the Selangor Turf Club meeting' this weekend, November 7 and 8. SATURDAY CL 2— Div. I—6 F. Chateau Roi 9.00 Kenshawn 8.13 Sir Gauntlet 8.11 Royal Catch 8.06 Film Star 8.06 Blue Sky 8.03 Ktngmaster 8.02 Elite Special 8.02 Pbarevex 8.01 The Bites 8.01 Theatre VI931 words
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299 1970-11-03 23 TOKYO, Mon.-The Japan team "B M emerged victorious m the three-nation men's international tennis tournament with a record of 3 wins against no loss as it beat the Indian team of Ramanathan Krishnan and Shiv Misra two matches to one. Veteran Indian player Krishnan savedAFP - 299 words
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323 1970-11-03 23 Hartono in Indon team for Bangkok JAKARTA, Mon. A contingent of 137 sportsmen and officials will take part m the sixth Asian Games to be held m Bangkok from December 9 to 20. Announcing this, the Indonesian National Sports Committee said that the Republic will take part m Athletics, Badminton,AFP; AP - 323 words
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Miscellaneous28 1970-11-03 23 DAVY JONES ?y Sam Left V JJJE DOCTOR SAIP THE T HE'S (JETTING UP/] [HI,YOUNG I'M V LET'S GO 1 4ro^ NQn T akii> 1411^ T^^i^ xi/%. 128 words
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717 1970-11-03 24 SECOND WIN FOR HK IN INTERPORT SWIMMING HIGH SCHOOLS MEET HONGKONG, Mon. Hongkong emerged winners m the '•'two-day High Schools interport swimming competition against Thailand which concluded at the Kowloon Tsai Pool here yesterday. Hongkong scored 221 points against Thailand's 171. The gold tally: Hongkong 24 Thailand 12, for theAFP - 717 words
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Article, Illustration507 1970-11-03 24 JASBIR SINGH - Services yacht clubs to merge for future regattas JASBIR SINGH SERVICES yacht clubs m Singapore, Malaysia and Gan Island will merge for future rowing regattas. This was the decision of the services at the Far Eastern Amateur Rowing Association annual general meeting immediately following the interport regatta at the Seletar507 words
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Article, Illustration270 1970-11-03 24 THIRD seeded Eric Cooper of Tanglin Club coasted to the third round with an easy 9-0, 9-2, 9-3 win over Armed Forces Kang Bee Bah m the Singapore Open Squash tournament at the Tanglin Club yesterday. Australia's M. Simons, joined Cooper when he270 words
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Article167 1970-11-03 24 BOYS: UNDER IS 100 m freestyle: 1. A. Steynbert (HK) 1.04.1;2. J. McMahon 1.06.1; 3. T. Chandravirote 1.07.7; 4. H. Whittet (HK) 1.08.2. 100 m bresstitroke: 1. H. Letora (HK) 1.25.7; 2. Lee Kwoni-Choi (HK) 1.28.0; 3. J. Mannix 1.31.3; 4. J. McMahon' 1.35.3, 200 m individual medley:167 words
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Article101 1970-11-03 24 Kiwis hand S'pore 48-9 trouncing THE WORLD champions New Zealand netball team showed their class when they thrashed a Singapore team 48-9 m a one-sided match at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. With a good height advantage the Kiwis dominated the game throughout with fine team work. They chalked101 words
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312 1970-11-03 24 AN INSPIRING display by a combined Police/Military team earned them a well-deserved 16-9 victory over "The Bucks" m a rugger friendly at Dover Road last night. Police/Military points came from two goals, a try and a penalty to Bucks* three tries. Police/Military showed sound312 words
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378 1970-11-03 24 V.K. CHIN - CAGERS LODGE JOINT COMPLAINT AGAINST POOR FACILITIES KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Singapore and five other countries taking part m the third Asian Women's Basketball Championship here have made a joint complaint against poor facilities provided to officials and players. The other countries are South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand and Hongkong. The378 words
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147 1970-11-03 24 Next world Karate- Do tournament in Paris THE NEXT World Karate-do championships will be held m Paris m 1972 according to Mr. S.N. Jiang, an official of the Singapore Karate Asociation. Singapore hopes to participate m a friendly individual tournament to be held m Australia next year. The association has147 words
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