Singapore Herald, 16 December 1970
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Title Section14 1970-12-16 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 126 Singapore Wednesday, December 16, 1970 MC(P) 2207 15 CENTS14 words
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Article406 1970-12-16 1 PUBLIC TO BE GIVEN TWO MONTHS' NOTICE BUS routes m Singapore are to be reorganised m April. The man who was appointed to study the public transport system, Mr R.P. Wilson, has completed his assignment and made his report. A Communications Ministry statement said yesterday that406 words
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Article, Illustration128 1970-12-16 1 MERCY SHIPS SAIL IN AFTER A JOB WELL DONE HMS Intrepid and HMS Sir Galahad, returned yesterday after their mercy mission to East Pakistan. As the 11,000-ton Intrepid, above, sailed Into Singapore Naval Base It was escorted by helicopters and a salute was fired by shore-based gunners. Tlie commander of128 words
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Article70 1970-12-16 1 TAIPEH, Tues. Taiwan's "iron woman" sprinter, Miss Chi Cheng, who plans to marry her American coach, Vincent Reel, has received her mother's blessings. Mrs. Chi Wang- Wei said: "My daughter is 26. It is high time she got married." Reports said Miss Chi and Mr.AP - 70 words
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Article61 1970-12-16 1 HONGKONG, Tues. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew has been invited to a ball at the Hongkong Hilton to mark the 400 th anniversary of the Middle Temple on Dec. 29. A spokesman for the organising committee here said that an invitation had gone to Singapore's PrimeAFP - 61 words
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Article123 1970-12-16 1 PHNOM PENH, Tues. A delegation of South Vietnamese Senators escaped an assassination attempt today when they left the plush Mekong Restaurant here it minutes before a plastic bomb exploded, damaging the building. Police said they believed the bomb was aimed at the Senators who were guestsAFP - 123 words
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274 1970-12-16 1 MONTREAL, Tues. Talks between Canadian leaders and British Premier Edward Heath, who is due m Ottawa tomorrow on his way to Washington, are expected to deal chiefly with next month's Commonwealth Conference m Singapore and especially the question of British arms sales274 words
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231 1970-12-16 1 'Unconstitutional' Indira's move on maharajas NEW DELHI, Tues. The Indian Supreme Court today overruled as unconstitutional a n executive order by which the Government m September abolished the privileges and privy purses of Maharajas. The court's decision was seen here as a rebuff to Premier Indira Gandhi's Government, and observersAFP - 231 words
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Article23 1970-12-16 1 LONDON, Tues. Masked bandits armed with shotguns, raided a bank m North London today and got away with more than £50,000.23 words
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443 1970-12-16 1 Audioaids used to improve teaching methods ALL pre-university students will have to study a second language by 1971, says former Education Minister Ong Pang Boon m an article m the People's Action Party's 15th anniversary souvenir. At present the study of a second language is443 words
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292 1970-12-16 1 263 feared drowned as Korean ferry sinks SEOUL, Tues. Eleven survivors had been picked up and two others sighted as of 6 p.m. today in the Korean Straits in a massive three-nation rescue operation for survivors of a Korean ferry boat which sank with 276 persons aboard. Japanese ships taking292 words
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76 1970-12-16 1 HONGKONG, Tues. The Communist Vietcong's military high command today called for "greatly increased offensive action" against American and South Vietnamese troops and military installations. It demanded "special action to smash and wipe out" all American units engaging m pacification operations, by which the U.S. hopes76 words
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Advertisement93 1970-12-16 1 [Willi NEWCOMERS Thailand provided the biggest shock m the Asian Games hockey tournament by holding world champions Pakistan to a scoreless draw Page 23 DDD TUN RAZAK reaffirms need for a dialogue with the Soviet Union and China Page 12 1 w IF IT was wrong m the past for93 words
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Miscellaneous11 1970-12-16 1 WEATHER forecast for Singapore from f.M a.m. to noon taday: Fair.11 words
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Article, Illustration2365 1970-12-16 2 I.F. STONE Washington - I.F. STONE Washington J By SO LIKE HOGAN'S HEROES ONE question about Vietnamisation must keep President Nixon awake at night. This may be one reason for the POW camp raid. If Vietnamisation works, then the enemy just "fades away," as the U.S. military2,365 words
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Article489 1970-12-16 2 Wednesday, December 16. 1970 THE SINGAPORE HERALD THE Sarawak State Operations Committee has intervened to save the moderate leaders of the Sarawak United People's Party from embarrassment. Though citing security considerations for denying the party a permit to hold its biennial delegates conference, Chief Minister Dato489 words
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Advertisement97 1970-12-16 2 What's For Breakfast? Five different fruits, two kinds of nuts, rose ibips. three cereals, skimmed milk and wheat germ WOW! all at one sitting that's a marvellous healthy mealtime idea. But its not always practical. So eat. LUTIN MUESLI FOR BREAKFAST which contains all the above ingredients. Just add milk97 words
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Miscellaneous48 1970-12-16 2 JULES FEIFFER mar* fr wlwigk gk w^ §MH£s; 1» A w K RQg 1 e^cH ameR. raft TO&THeH- |if 1 |f \l f I MORE ofm>. |w) I ■TK w Wk f\ w\ Cf\ cms onus. IT |y ft lj fl T a I T m^^~ DiatPubliahera-HaUSyadicaU s^££.48 words
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131 1970-12-16 3 CANDID CAMERAS! FOUR OF THEM AT THE AIRPORT WATCH your step and 2r2«™ J*?" W go to the may find yourself on candid camera. Malaysia-Singapore Air- kave installed closed circuit television at the airport on i Its operations for a trial period of two weeks. The system Is on 24131 words
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93 1970-12-16 3 AN Australian engineer, of Zapata (S) Ltd., was fined $200 yesterday for slapping and pushing a PSA policeman m Keppel Shipyard on Monday. Robert J. Gardiner, 24, could not produce a pass when he was stopped at the gates. He93 words
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Article, Illustration163 1970-12-16 3 Fourth escape from Changi in two weeks ANOTHER PRISONER (above) escaped from Changi jail at 8.30 yesterday morning the fourth to do so in a fortnight. Police identified him yesterday as P. Mahinaram s/o Manic kam, 20, whose last known address was No. 289-D, 7 V4 m.s. Yio Chu Kang163 words
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347 1970-12-16 3 Exploitation of seabed: Avoid sectarianism S'pore tells UN UNITED NATIONS, Xues. Singapore urged U.N. members yesterday to avoid sectarianism as they neared a decision on setting up an international regime to govern exploitation of the seabed and ocean floor. "For, if the new international order is to be both equitableAP - 347 words
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Article63 1970-12-16 3 BUS driver Ang Kah Tiong of Upper Dickson Road was fined $400 yesterday by a traffic court for dangerous driving. The court was told that Ang failed to stop his bus to give way to traffic on a major road at the junction of Yung63 words
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137 1970-12-16 3 A MOTOR-CYCLIST Sett, Ah Wah, 30, of Toa Payoh was fatally injured at the junction of Lavender Street and Serangoon Road at 3.10 p.m. yesterday. He was making a right turn into Serangoon Road from Lavender Street when his handle grazed the left front137 words
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Article, Illustration308 1970-12-16 3 $1 millin bill to host the 30-nation summit THE IDEA IS TO BOOST SINGAPORE AS CONVENTION CENTRE SINGAPORE is spending nearly $1 million to host the nine-day Commonwealth Heads of Government Conference opening on Jan. 14. Broadly, the items of expenditure will come under the following headings: RENOVATIONS: The six-year-old308 words
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365 1970-12-16 4 IN VIEW OF S-E ASIA'S IMMINENT OIL 800 M... THE PRESIDENT of the United Kingdom Manufacturers' Representatives' Association, Mr. Leonard Rayner, warned yesterday that "there is a crisis" m British trade and economic interests m South- East Asia. And unless something is done365 words
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215 1970-12-16 4 Hopes Tor a 50p.c. increase in British exports shall together succeed m pushing up our exports not by 25 per cent but 50 per cent per annum." The main increases m Britain's exports were m transport equipment, internal combustion engines, pumps, mechanical handling equipment, construction and mining machinery, electrical switch215 words
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145 1970-12-16 4 FIRST PSA MOVE TO DEVELOP INLAND CONTAINER DEPOT THE PORT of Singapore Authority has made Its first move to develop an Inland container depot for packing and repacking containers an Important part of the containerisation system. It is acquiring over 186 acres In the area bounded by Holland Road, Bukit145 words
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118 1970-12-16 4 THE Pan-Pacific and SouthEast Asia Women's Association will give a Christmas party at St. Andrew's Mission Hospital on Saturday from 2.15 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. There will be a magician and a band. Father Christmas and characters from the Fairy Tales and Nursery Rhymes m118 words
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Article, Illustration118 1970-12-16 4 THE LITTLE tune with soul beats advertising Yashica cameras has won the radio jingle award for T I Advertising Pte. Ltd. of Singapore. Composed by Mr. James Tay, the creative director who formed the firm two years ago, the jingle was recorded *by Rediffusion118 words
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123 1970-12-16 4 RESERVES at the Singapore Blood Bank have fallen below safe levels again. At present there are about 600 units of blood left m the bank enough to supply the needs of the hospitals for only six days. About 100 units of123 words
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184 1970-12-16 4 A MAGISTRATE detailed a policeman yesterday to follow a taxi-driver to the traffic court cashier's, office to make sure he paid a $30 fine imposed 10 years ago. On Dec. 6, 1960 taxi-driver Lim Bock Soo of Jalan184 words
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73 1970-12-16 4 ANYONE wishing to let off fireworks on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve or New Year's Day, will have to apply for a police permit. They can be obtained at the Central, Kandang Kerbau Beach Road, Queenstown, Orchard Road, Paya Lebar. Joo Chiat, Bukit73 words
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162 1970-12-16 4 THE CURRENT increase m animal feed prices is due to higher prices of imported raw materials, according to animal feed manufacturers. They were commenting on yesterday's increase m the price of pork by 30 cents per kati. HIGHER animal feed prices {greater local162 words
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100 1970-12-16 4 DR. SEAH Cheng Slang has been elected Master of the Academy of Medicine with Dr. Tan Kheng Khoo as Assistant Master. The scribe is Mr. Tan Ngoh Chuan; bursar Mr. Robert Loh Choo Kiat; bedel Dr. Chew Chin Hin and censors Mr. Yahya Cohen,100 words
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Miscellaneous53 1970-12-16 4 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker voes all over Mere, otto. T^w pjilT^y the country arb it isntmucH, J y 2 \7 1-21 a GOlHe TO PARTIES BUT IT'S THE _J A &W* ITtf NATIONAL V RECEIVING PRESENTS THOUGHT A f An'.MAL- IftTf DOS WEEK: Av AND CARP£ THAT /^^^^LVct) J53 words
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332 1970-12-16 6 Umno mood today-new blood for top council KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Many new faces are expected to emerge from the Umno General Assembly to be held here from Jan. 22 to 24. This Is evident from the nominations put up so far by the various divisions for the 32 member Central332 words
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127 1970-12-16 6 PENANG, Tues. Members of the No. 11 Squadron of the Royal Malaysian Air Force have completed their major training to operate and maintain the it Sabre jets which were given to Malaysia by the Australian Government. The Royal Australian Air Force public relations officer127 words
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Article, Illustration670 1970-12-16 6 SUPP WILL TAKE ACTION AGAINST SUBVERSIVES KUCHING, Tues. The Sarawak United People's Party (SUPP) will weed out members found to be spreading anti-national and antiGovernment propaganda. 'The secretary-general of the party, Mr Stephen Yong, was commenting today on the decision of the670 words
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138 1970-12-16 6 Call to the Dewan Pustaka to cut prices KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malay Teachers Union, West Malaysia, today passed a resolution calling on the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka to reduce the price of school text-books published by it. The call was made on the ground that almost all national schools138 words
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Article29 1970-12-16 6 MR. Wong Swee Yuen, a palmist will address the Rotary Club of Singapore East District 330 at 5.30 p.m. on Friday at the Lion City Hotel29 words
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437 1970-12-16 6 V.K. CHIN - Opposition parties try to find common link V.K. CHIN From KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Democratic Action Party and the People's Progressive Party will meet m Ipoh next week to discuss ways of closer cooperation and the question of an Opposition leader. The Sarawak National Party is also expected to send437 words
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143 1970-12-16 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. There are 9,822 trade premises m the Kuala Lumpur municipal area according to a survey carried out by the Federal Capital Commission. Detailed figures may be ready by the end of the month, the Commission's Administrative Officer (Housing), Mr.143 words
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143 1970-12-16 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Department of Broadcasting is planning to set up a junior symphony orchestra within the next three years. The Director-General of Broadcasting, Inche Dol Ramli, said today suggestions had been referred to the Ministry of Information and Culture to143 words
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82 1970-12-16 6 KUCHING, Tues.— A committee of Federal and State officers has been set up m Sarawak to study ways to encourage the wider use of Bahasa Malaysia. This was announced here today by the secretary-general of the Federal Ministry of Sarawak Affairs, Inche Yang82 words
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Article22 1970-12-16 6 BATU GAJAH, Tues. Mohamed Yussof bin Mat Piah was killed yesterday by a falling tree m Law m, Grik.22 words
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361 1970-12-16 7 A.K. LEE - Quiet efficiency of the traffic cops A.K. LEE By I'M MOST impressed by the Traffic Police. Admittedly I'm not a motorist, but a colleague got a letter from them the other day which showed an organisational efficiency which I'd never suspected. My colleague is one of the Governments major financial361 words
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Article, Illustration229 1970-12-16 7 JENNY LEW - The singer who prefers a more stable job JENNY LEW By MISS Kuo Siew Keng (left), 23, likes the bright lights of showbusiness, but she also loves the more quiet and stable life of a teacher. And Miss Kuo, a former teacher, is taking advantage of her youth to be229 words
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Article, Illustration356 1970-12-16 7 Self-made musician sings from the heart SENOR Juan Paloma is a true musician and performer. Although he has never been trained under a teacher, he sings and plays with much feeling. His singing career can be said to have started when he was 19 and still m University. He was356 words
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146 1970-12-16 7 AN ARCHERY Queen Contest will be held during gala Christmas dances organised by the Archery Association of Singapore at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec. 23 and 26. The dances are part of the association's fund-raising project to send a team to the World Shoot146 words
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Miscellaneous24 1970-12-16 7 mw- 1 M** 1/JufS PASSPORT FRAGRANCES FROM GOtA TALC COLOGNE PERFUME I Bvaa\^a aa^P^^.a^H aa^^^l ""I fl I A Iff ar rr I KVNM*cmi24 words
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Miscellaneous118 1970-12-16 7 BLONDIE By Chic Young ''"> ROVDENl pgABOOY B \:"5±( I DON'T KNOW Tg I HE DOESN'T KNOW VOU *d I W6LL,THAT V«AS u Hl|]||| CAU-ED VOU TODAY Jt J -> ANYBODY NAMED EITHER/ IT VaAS A WRONG) A REAL. IMPORTANT V ff *p. N^r PEAR y70i i C RCryi>EN PEABOPY/}118 words
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Miscellaneous609 1970-12-16 7 f******St3rscop© t P--^^^^^^ r>— -*smmmmmmmm*mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm- > t I >ow B*ll/ 1 1 [llfl I ii r t A bout of serious Y J, r H u g l thinking secretly planet. ..Sun, in the t concerning philosophical money section of your i> f and religious ideas could horoscope, teams with609 words
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Article, Illustration1678 1970-12-16 8 IT IS time that Singaporeans be given the right to decide the way m which their television service ought to be run. The organisation to which we pay $36 million annually has been m operation for nearly eight years, yet how1,678 words
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Article133 1970-12-16 8 OWNERS of lorries and other commercial vehicles would be obliged if the Registrar of Vehicles would kindly explain why it is now taking more than one week to register such new vehicles, when it previously took two days only? The fact that owners park their133 words
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Article229 1970-12-16 8 THE recent intention of the STB to introduce the "tencents" charge per call over 100 {>hone calls is rather rash and national. The justification seems to be that the STB has recently incurred heavy capital expenditure, and that Malaysia has introduced this. The STB229 words
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Article443 1970-12-16 8 RESIDENTS m HDB housing estates were happy m reading the letter of Miss Lim Pek Hong, of the HDB (S.H. Dec. 9) for most of us are looking forward to the day when there is efficiency m the performances of lifts. Cases of lift breakdowns with443 words
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252 1970-12-16 8 Six artists: the styles are distinctive WHOEVER reviewed the art exhibition m the article "The agony and the triumph of six young painters" (S.H. Dec. 11) is doing injustice to this group of young artists. Anyone who follows art exhibitions here will instantly be able to recognise two distinctive -artists252 words
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Article175 1970-12-16 8 PLEASE CHANGE OUR NURSES' MIDIS THE Government has changed the uniform of the Police Force and even intends to change that of the Special Constabulary from the starchy shorts to trousers of a better quality. I think it is high time that our nursing staff, who perform their work uncomplainingly,175 words
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Article33 1970-12-16 8 All letters to Viewpoint must bo aignod and carry the writer's address. If correspondents wish to have thoir names withhold, thoy may use a pen name, but thoir letters must still bo signed.33 words
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Article222 1970-12-16 8 NON-ENGLISH Primary Schools have been given the impression that the Ministry of Education, with a full staff of so-called TESL specialists, Is going to produce some suitable textbooks to meet the dire shortage of such materials m Singapore. Two years back, a hitherto unheard-of set of222 words
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Article175 1970-12-16 8 I REFER to the letter by "Justice" (S.H. Dec. 10) The contents of the letter relate to a recent case where a tenant had complained of poor maintenance of water pumps and dirty water tanks at a particular block m MacPherson Estate. The tenant attributed two175 words
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Advertisement308 1970-12-16 8 Giam draws with Swiss Master SINGAPORE'S National 32 Rc2 Rbs: Master Giam Choo Kwee 33 b 4 r C 4 defended well against 34 Rb3 Rbb4: Switzerland's Inter- 35 rcc3: national Master Gereben. Giam adopted the Caro- a ?Ji r M rfbll Kann Defence, and was mm m^^mmi&m confused by308 words
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Article, Illustration151 1970-12-16 9 MANILA, Tues. President Ferdinand Marcos, (left) has urged that "corrupt films" be banned or censored and said many Philippinemade movies are "trash." In a memo to the National Board of Censors yesterday, Mr. Marcos outlined types of scenes that are "highly ceasorable." These IncludeAP - 151 words
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99 1970-12-16 9 $255 m AID GRANT TO CAMBODIA APPROVED WASHINGTON, Tues.— The Senate Foreign Relations Committee today approved a USS2SS million aid grant to Cambodia as requested by President Nixon, but with restrictions. Under an amendment tabled by Republican Senator, Jacob Javits, (New York), the grant m no way constituted an undertaking99 words
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228 1970-12-16 9 Thai alert follows border battles BANGKOK, Tues, Thailand has alerted its military and police forces the northernmost province of Chiangrai following reports of fighting between remnants of the 93rd Kuomintang Chinese Division and Meo terrorists m remote border areas. At least 27 Meos and eight Chinese irregulars were killed m228 words
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Article132 1970-12-16 9 BANGKOK, Tues. Thailand's Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman plans to discuss Thai-Cambodia cooperation m trade and border arrangements on his visit to Phnom Penh late this month, Thai officials reported today. Mr. Thanat's visit to Phnom Penh, at the invitation of Cambodia's Foreign Minister Koun Wick,AP - 132 words
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182 1970-12-16 9 Vargas calls for 'all-Asia' peace talks BANGKOK, Tues. The secretary-general of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation (Seato), General Jesus Vargas, has called for a new "All-Asia" conference similar to the Jakarta conference earlier this year as a means of trying to get a negotiated peace m Indo-China. Speaking at theAFP - 182 words
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Article40 1970-12-16 9 PARIS, Tues. Police were today holding eight young people after a violent demonstration outside the Jordanian Embassy m the fashionable Western suburb of Neuilly last night. The demonstrators were protesting against King Hussein's to France. APAP - 40 words
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Article, Illustration44 1970-12-16 9 WASHINGTON, Tues. President Nixon points to his newly-designated Secretary of the Treasury, John Connally, former Texas Governor, at a White House press conference. Connally will take over from David Kennedy, right, who resigns on Feb. I, to become an ambassador-at-large.44 words
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254 1970-12-16 9 WASHINGTON, Tues. Development of a new type aircraft wing by U.S. space scientists could lead, they say, to quick creation of a cheaper, non pollution alternative to the controversial supersonic transport. National Aeronautics and Space Administration scientists say the wing that one day254 words
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196 1970-12-16 9 SAIGON, Tues. A bomb exploded m a Saigon hotel used as officers' quarters by the American military officers, causing extensive damage, but first reports said only four people two Americans and two Vietnamese were injured. There were few people m the 1 building whenAFP - 196 words
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121 1970-12-16 9 Mozambique Dam project a crime— UN UNITED NATIONS, Tues. The United Nations General Assembly today adopted a resolution describing the Cabora Bassa Dam project m the Portugese African territory of Mozambique as a crime against the people of Mozambique." The accusation was levelled vi a resolution passed by 85 votes121 words
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Article49 1970-12-16 9 EDWARDS Air Force Base, California, Tues. One of the United States leading test pilots is being reassigned to South- East Asia to fly combat missions. "It's just my time to go," Air Force Maj. Gerauld Gentry, a pioneer m wingless "lifting boc^^^.^^^ii^^.^^gkL yesterday. -I APAP - 49 words
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Article198 1970-12-16 9 WASHINGTON, Tues. The Soviet Union is increasing its supply of military pilots m a move linked chiefly to the RussianChinese feud, according to U.S. military intelligence. During the past year, Pentagon experts say, the Soviets opened two new military pilots schools at Stavropol andAP - 198 words
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400 1970-12-16 9 Another journalist arrested in 'spy scandal' TAIPEI, Tues. A new arrest and further investigations were disclosed today m an alleged spy scandal that has rocked the highest levels of the Nationalist Chinese Government. THE latest arrest brought to nine the number of journalists nabbed recently or jailed m the past400 words
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260 1970-12-16 9 Man who hijacked ammo ship gives up PHNOM PENH, Cambodia, Tues. Alvin L. Glatowski, one of two young Americans who hijacked a U.S. ammunition ship m the Gulf of Thailand last March, walked into the United States Embassy m Phnom Penh today and surrendered to the American authorities. Glatowski, 20,260 words
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Article178 1970-12-16 9 Peking backs the Basques HONGKONG, Tues. The Peking People's Daily has voiced support for the Basque fighters m Spain, the New China News Agency said today. "The southern slope of the Pyrenees, seemingly ice-clad and inaccessible, is actually a volcano that will erupt at any time," said the paper m178 words
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133 1970-12-16 10 MANILA, Tues. Twelve people were killed m two massacres In Southern Mindanao's Cotabato province as violence continued between minority tribes and Muslims. The Manila Times said eight farmers of the Tiruray tribe were lined up along a road yesterday and shot to death by133 words
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Article, Illustration202 1970-12-16 10 TWO DIE AS GUERILLAS AND TROOPS CLASH IN JORDAN AMMAN, Tues. Two persons, a commando and a civilian, were killed m new firing today between Jordanians and Palestinians, reliable sources said. The fighting occurred at Ashrafieh, near the Palestinian refugee camp of Wahadat, bringing total casualties m the capital to202 words
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Article142 1970-12-16 10 COPIAPO, Chile, Tues. A team of Chilean and Japanese climbers has reached the summit of Ojos del Salado mountain considered by some to be the second highest peak la the western hemisphere amateur radio operators reported yesterday. The party consisted of eight Japanese and five Chileans, oneAP - 142 words
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Article43 1970-12-16 10 LONDON, Tues. Four people died and 15 were injured today m accident involving 50 cars during a heavy fog near Trowel 1 m Nottinghamshire. The accident occurred on the motorway between London and the North of England. AFPAFP - 43 words
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Article304 1970-12-16 10 FORT SMITH, Tues. A 17-year-old honour student wanted on a charge of murder la the staring of four members of bis family In Connecticut walked Into the police station here and was arrested yesterday. Police Chief Carl Beyer said the youth, John Rice Jr., told304 words
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Article396 1970-12-16 10 SAIGON, Tues. The United States has formed a new provisional air cavalry brigade with more than 200 helicopters to patrol 10,000 sq. miles around Saigon as more American troops leave South Vietnam, said highly-placed sources. The disclosure seemed to indicate that the U.S. intends toAP - 396 words
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Article168 1970-12-16 10 MADRID, Tues. The Spanish Cabinet, m a special session tonight, suspended for six months the law governing individual liberty and limiting to 72 hours the length of time a person can be detained by police without being charged. Informed sources said that about a168 words
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76 1970-12-16 10 PAL wants to employ 200 new pilots MANILA, Tues. Philippine Airlines (PAL) has accepted the resignations of more than 200 pilots and advertised today for replacements. The union pilots resigned en masse last week, charging the airline with unfair labour practices on low wages and protesting against the sacking of76 words
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245 1970-12-16 10 MidEast peace force: We'd think about it WASHINGTON, Tues. The United States Government would consider the creation of a combined American-Soviet force to keep the peace m the Middle East and ensure the maintenance of the ceasefire, a State Department spokesman said last night. The statement followed the Washington visits245 words
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Article40 1970-12-16 10 GAZA, Tues. Arab saboteurs blew up the Gaza Labour Exchange early today and Israeli soldiers shot two men fleeing the scene, the military command said. The exchange, near a police station, w^p^^^^^ explosives. I APAP - 40 words
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Article80 1970-12-16 10 MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Union's self-propelled Moon Rover, Lunokhod 1, has parked for three days of stationary experiments m the moon's Sea of Rains, scientists at the Deep Space Communications Centre announced yesterday. The craft was brought to a halt some 600 metres (1,970AP - 80 words
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Article21 1970-12-16 10 AMMAN, Tues. Britain has granted a loan of 3,100,000 dinars (about $19.8 million to Amman electricity authorities, it was announced today.21 words
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Article238 1970-12-16 10 SAN SEBASTIAN, Tues. A new letter from Mr. Eugen Beihl, the West German consul held hostage by Basque nationalists, was received tonight by a San Sebastian newspaper. In the letter the fourth he has written since he was seized en Dec. 1 Mr. Beihl asked "the238 words
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282 1970-12-16 10 Capt. Medina 'told us to destroy everything' FORT BENNING (Georgia) Tues. A defence witness at the court martial here of United States Army Lt. William Calley, charged with murder m the My Lai massacre, yesterday said here that the night before the massacre the troops involved had been ordered to282 words
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225 1970-12-16 10 Exiles will invade Cuba 'in six months' WASHINGTON, Tues. A Cuban exile leader, Jose de la Torriente, says an invasion of Cuba will be launched within the next six months afhied at "liberating" the island from Communist rule. De la Torriente, a former vice president of Collins Radio Corp., says225 words
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Article276 1970-12-16 10 LAS VEGAS, Tues. A long-time employee of Howard Hughes testified yesterday that he saw Mr Hughes sign a document that later was used to dismiss the head of Hughes' US$3OO-million Nevada operations. Two handwriting experts gave conflicting testimony on whether Hughes' signature on the document was276 words
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Article, Illustration1189 1970-12-16 11 Give us a kiss, and join the revolution BACKGROUND TO THE FOREIGN NEWS Last week, thousands of workers staged a protest march m London against the Government's Industrial Relations Bill a solemn show of dissatisfaction. But as ALAN BRIEN shows, it had that added British peculiarity the ability to temper1,189 words
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593 1970-12-16 11 The man in the armoured penthouse WASHINGTON Safe behind a mass of electronic devices, and armoured- plated doors, the world's second richest man continues to lurk m the seclusion of a Bahamas penthouse. On the other side of the continent, 3,000 miles away m Las Vegas, his senior employees argue593 words
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Article526 1970-12-16 11 WHERE do all the best hijackers go? Cuba was once regarded as their natural refuge, but nowadays Algiers is regarded as much more comfortable. Although this has been taken as a sign that Castro is seeking a more respectable image for Cuba, there is an alternative theory:526 words
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Article372 1970-12-16 11 TOKYO, A treasure hunt has been going on m Japan for more than 80 years for 250,000 oval gold coins worth about US$lll,OOO. The place is the northwestern slope of Mt. Akagi, Gumma Prefecture, about 00 miles north of Tokyo. For three generations the Mizuno family has372 words
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Article, Illustration424 1970-12-16 12 Tun: The only way to peace CALL NOT TO MAKE S-E ASIA A POLITICAL ARENA BANGKOK, Tues. Malaysia's Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak today reaffirmed his conviction that the opening of a dialogue with the Soviet Union and China was necessary to guarantee the neutralisation of SouthEast Asia. Addressing a424 words
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121 1970-12-16 12 MUNICH, Tues. The Munich birth registrar has decreed that "Che*' Cuban guerilla leader Ernesto Guevara's norn de guerre is a nickname, not a Christian name. A Munich couple wanted to call their 10-month old infant Che Michael, but the City of Munich refused to121 words
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102 1970-12-16 12 WORKERS at Paya Lebar airport have to put up with noises these days. REASON: In addition to the thuds and screeches from the construction work going on, the announcements over the public address system are now coming out of new loudspeakers m the102 words
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121 1970-12-16 12 PARIS, Tues. The Place de l'Etolle was renamed Place Charles de Gaulle today In a short ceremony Interrupted briefly by the shouts of demonstrators hostile to the renaming of the landmark. A small group of demonstrators shouting "Etoile" and "De Gaulle sacrilege"AFP - 121 words
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552 1970-12-16 12 New labour law: Carr under fire in Commons LONDON, Tues. The Government headed for a key vote on its tough anti-strike Bill today, buoyed by the collapse of a power workers' go-slow that had crippled electricity supplies throughout the nation. Prime Minister Edward Heath was set to wind up debate552 words
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162 1970-12-16 12 BANGKOK, Tues. The Philippine contingent to the Sixth Asian Games here has the answer to that tired feeling. It is a new energygiving pick-up called Sustagen. This medical preparation, according to delegation physician Dr. Antonio Vergara, supplies all the electrolytes an athlete's bodyAFP - 162 words
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507 1970-12-16 12 CLAIMANT COULD EVEN BE A SINGAPORE BOY HONGKONG, Tues. China's reputation for seizing inheritances will probably rule out the chances of some small Chinese boy there inheriting US$2.B million. The fortune is to go to a boy under the age of five who507 words
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Advertisement167 1970-12-16 12 INSTANT I I WATER VAILLANT aUnun mm aUunV w^mw^L m |9?1 WATER LV_-auunßl aneM HEATER S Select the temperature you like. I W^—^—^M Supply simultaneously several for the whole house. a series a catering ft x I establishment or some ablutions. H c New m shape and equipment. M proved167 words
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265 1970-12-16 13 A BOY'S FATAL SKULL FRACTURE BEHIND A BRUISE AN eight-year-old pupil of the Singapore Japanese School died of a fractured skull a week after he fell from a 4 ft.high wall, a coroner was told yesterday. Yasuto Takano of Oriole Crescent suffered a bruise above the left eyelid after the265 words
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Article, Illustration266 1970-12-16 13 TIME Is running out for the owner of this Slmca lttf parked at Paya Lebar Airport for the last 32 days. For the Public Works Department has already ran out of patience It has slapped a notice on the windscreen giving266 words
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96 1970-12-16 13 A PUB labourer, who said he was too busy working overtime, was sentenced yesterday to three months' jail by the Seventh Magistrate, Mr. Tan Teow Yeow, for failing to attend Vigilante Corps training. Retnam Nadarajan Pillai, 20, of Kitchener Road, pleaded guilty to a96 words
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339 1970-12-16 13 THE Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union has called on all workers who are not unionised to get organised and protect themselves from the "abuses of unscrupulous employers.*' In its newsletter, The Insurance Worker, the union says: "From valuable sources available, it has been duly339 words
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122 1970-12-16 13 A JOBLESS youth who broke into several flats by using a master key was jailed for three years yesterday when he pleaded guilty to four charges of housebreaking and theft. The Third District Court was told that on one occasion on Oct.122 words
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211 1970-12-16 13 IN A robbery and a burglary on Sunday night, a provision shop and a bungalow were broken into and $760 m cash and articles worth $1,800 taken. In the first case, Mr. Goh Sio Wah of Marlene Avenue woke up on Monday211 words
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352 1970-12-16 13 SCHOOLBOY Sng Siew Kuan told a coroner yesterday that he heard his six-year-old brother and another boy screaming when they plunged down a shaft after they forced open the door of a jammed lift. Siew Kuan, 10, of Norfolk School, his brother352 words
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Article54 1970-12-16 13 THE Toa Payoh Flat Owners Association will hold a children's party at its premises m No. 158, Block 116, Lorong 2 on Dec. 27 from 2.30 p.m. Members' children between the ages of 3 and 10 years will be given refreshments, special gifts and treated54 words
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Article63 1970-12-16 13 MRS. AGATHA Cheong, 50, was charged yesterday m the Ninth Magistrate's Court with criminal oreach of trust of $4,256 worth of jewellery belonging to Mr. Lim Gee Seng on July 6 m Jalan Paras. The woman, also known as Mdm. Agatha Lim Guet Yam, denied the63 words
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374 1970-12-16 13 THE PEOPLE'S Action Party's task ahead is to draw up fresh Ideas and policies which will be relevant to the new generation. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, Minister for Labour and Foreign Affairs, says this m the PAP's 15th anniversary souvenir374 words
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Advertisement147 1970-12-16 13 AT TOUOt CIMEMAS/Paf 14 TV/Fnay is UVINQ/Pag- 16/21t ECONOMIC AFFAIHS/tHIPPIMO PULL-OUT/Paga* 17 -20 tPOHT/Pafaa 23/24 GUERLAIN Special Festive Offer Between now and Chinese New Year 1971. Get gifts of up to 60% on the value of your purchase while stocks last! f $10/=ormore\ GUERLAIN V& 2 miniature bottles rrf^'^^ I147 words
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Miscellaneous20 1970-12-16 13 THE TIDES TODAY: 1.32 a.m. (8.3 ft.); 12.15 p.m. (8.8 ft). TOMORROW: 2.04 a.m. (8.1 ft.); 12.58 p.m. (8.8 ft.20 words
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303 1970-12-16 14 Police hunt for energetic youngsters YOU'RE wasted by the police if you're young and energetic. They think you'd make a good police constable and, m return, offer an "interesting and attractive" career. A police statement yesterday said the force has plans to expand to provide a "better and more efficient303 words
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Article230 1970-12-16 14 ABOUT 425,000 tourists visited Singapore during the first 10 months of this year, representing an increase of 1 1.5 per cent over the same period last year, according to the latest figures released by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. The increase was made up largely230 words
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96 1970-12-16 14 THE Primary Production Department has set up three centres for the artificial insemination of pigs. They are the Sembawang Field Experimental Station, Lim Chu Kang District Veterinary Station and the Tampines Agricultural and Veterinary Extension Centre. The Primary Production Bulletin disclosing this m its96 words
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Article25 1970-12-16 14 VENUGOPAL Pillai, 58, was fined $50 yesterday by the Ninth Magistrate's Court for lifting Us sarong m the Nelson Road market on Monday.25 words
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Article, Illustration48 1970-12-16 14 THE Public Works Department Is carrying ont a $38,838 flood alleviation project along Napier Road. About 1,588 feet of the drain will be widened. Work began early last month near the Tanglin Circus end and is expected to be completed next month.48 words
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191 1970-12-16 14 PORTERS at Paya Lebar airport have taken to demanding tips from tourists, some earning as much as an extra $10 to $15 m a single day m this way. According to an exairport policeman, this has been going on for a "very long time."191 words
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71 1970-12-16 14 THE sending-off party for Inche Rahmat bin Kenap, MP for Geylang Serai, has been postponed from Friday to Jan 16. Inche Rahmat was to have left for Mecca this month, but postponed his departure to Jan. 24. A spokesman for the Geylang Serai citizens71 words
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Article32 1970-12-16 14 THE LIONS' Club of Singapore Central is presenting a charity film premiere of "Scrooge" at the Cathay Cinema at 9.15 p.m. tonight. Proceeds will go to the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association.32 words
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Advertisement470 1970-12-16 14 f r^PENS^I^EON ™r7i>AY? T HER FIRST MISTAKE WAS GETTING INTO THE CARI I SAMANTHA ECCAR dp. Sm I OLIVER REED v**snnn\ I lOHNMcENERY« w viSHB I M^»v^Lp fIL(4 ny m Ja^aV^^aT 4aH I nm J^^^jrh^ i^-5? tmmmmmmmm Vj with glasses and a gun STEPHANE AUDRANp*NAv,«oN..coioeLVJ LIONS CLUB OF SINGAPORE CENTRAL470 words
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Advertisement650 1970-12-16 14 TODAY A TOMORROW OHLYI i 11 S.m, 1 JO, 4.00. 740 A SJO p.m. (Me Free Uet) Chen Man Ung "COLO BLADE" Mandarin. CatnayScopa Color English A Chinese Subtitles OPCMS FRIDAY. Semenths Egg*" "THE LADY IN THE CAR with gtaeees saw c gwa" Color Columbia Panavision m \oAj m mm650 words
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Miscellaneous12 1970-12-16 14 DENNIS THE MENACE "Iteft Go^sTHa eesrsmeß. i bvbz \wdMuseoto wachthb wte-uteShovv TooemrZ.*12 words
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Advertisement250 1970-12-16 15 TOP TEN The following chart is compiled from the number of airplays records have received on Rediffusion Singapore. Last This Week 1 1 I'LL BE THERE Jackson 5 2 2 FIRE RAIN James Taylor 7 3ME& MY LIFE Tremeloes 4 4 GREEN-EYED LADY Sugarloaf 8 5 OUR HOUSE Crosby Stills,250 words
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Miscellaneous1059 1970-12-16 15 vlllimillll| >iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimm RADIO 1 view |iiiiiiiiiiiiiim r r 1 aunuuunnnuiinmumumui b- ,ti/J -A^m S 3.00 Housewives Matinee "Where Two 5.55 Opening And Programme Summary Hearts Meet" (Part 1 of a Hokkien film) 6.00 News (Malay) 3.40 For The Family (Chinese) 6.18 Pok Amai2 4.10 A Diary Of Events In Singapore1,059 words
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Miscellaneous424 1970-12-16 15 an BaV. X TELEVISION ■M Annuunul 6.30 p.m. ■naßa*. uuuuuuuuuuunVnnuun BaY nl 4fl Psf *aa>v PBanuuuuußT ann channel Lm *"L /afl > anl radio nm anV* nl aßlSeil *UUPBnUUmP 3 BFBS Fr m BBC > HT*"*""*^ Jf] 8.00 Radio Singapore. Radio lP" M 4 nsnl BBB*. .ÜBaMtWaaai 1-30 p m424 words
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Advertisement729 1970-12-16 16 Beauty mwßmmWtmmkvMmmmmmm Q& A BBBnnnnnnmßßßnnnH nnnnnnnnnWln^lllii'ftMllliSlillMllW 1 very whenever I Hilllllfl INnffl!^ I even when MrMNWIMnI ||l||||flffi |1 Ilk every IkMrV I to but lm U I- |f ll| a^Balennnnnfl very worried. L^ I Can you B^ Jnnnn^nnnnnnnnnnnnnf problem is the help of con- I W-M didoners or hair oils.729 words
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Article, Illustration430 1970-12-16 17 Fight that flab at home... THE FAMILY that exercises together, stays together and to show you what we mean, we invited a Mum, a Dad and their four children to take up positions on Weider exercise machines. The family we chose were the Mansoors and the place, Harvey's Health International430 words
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Miscellaneous302 1970-12-16 17 sending a booklet on the New ...to a coffee and doughnut shop m the President Jto each householder. We hope Shopping Centre. Reader Ang Khiong Hong is not it electrical accidents occurring complaining about either the coffee or the doughlan tries to be useful around the nuts— he thinks they're302 words
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426 1970-12-16 18 A board to export Malaysian timber? KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, warned tonight that a timber board with the monopoly of exporting timber from Malaysia might be set up if malpractices by exporters continued. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Federation426 words
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Article123 1970-12-16 18 30 years more... JAKARTA, Tues. At the present rate of foreign investment, it will take Indonesia 30 years to reach the level or per capita income of its neighbours, Finance Minister Ali Wardhana said. Speaking at the national conference of students at Bogor, 40 miles south of Jakarta, Wardhana said:123 words
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Article267 1970-12-16 18 SINGAPORE—MALAYSIA Merchant rates fixed yesterday by tbe Association of Banks m Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency. SELLING BUYING T.T./O.D. T.T. O.D. Sterling Pound 7.3825 7.3500 7.3375 Australian Dollar 3.4500 3.4100 3.3900 Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar 3.4600 3.4125 3.3825 South Arabian Dinar 7.4000 7.3275267 words
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Article192 1970-12-16 18 JAPAN MAY IMPORT LABOUR TOKYO, Tues. Japan's growing labour shortage have led the Chamber of Commerce and Industry to call for a "decontrol of international movements of labour force." A resolution, passed by the Chamber at a recent meeting, urged the Government to study the feasibility of importing labour from192 words
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Article260 1970-12-16 18 Cess on Malaysian milk imports? IPOH, Tues.— Dr S. Thuraisingham, Deputy director of veterinary services, has suggested a five per cent ad valorem cess for all milk and milk products imported into Malaysia. The money, collected could be used to meet part of the cost of the proposed multi-million dollar260 words
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Article365 1970-12-16 18 WEARNE BROTHERS did well m the year ended September. Its pre-tax profits totalled $11,646,000 an increase of nearly 29 per cent over the previous year's. Its net after-tax profits amounted to $5,952,000 compared to $4,855,000 m the previous year. With these good results, the company announced dividends365 words
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Article164 1970-12-16 18 Plantation takeover bids BATU LINTANG RUBBER is bidding, through Fraser and Company, for the whole paid-up capital of Bukit Panjong. Batu Lintang, which already holds 498,000 Bukit Panjong shares, intends to buy the remaining 1,303,010 2s. units at 4s. each. Bukit Panjong had net liquid assets totalling £31,375 at the164 words
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Article236 1970-12-16 18 A Molek profits down AVER MOLEK RUBBER'S pre-tax profits dropped by 12 per cent to $318,694 m the year ended August as a result of lower sale prices and higher production costs. Although the total crop harvested was almost unchanged at 1,259,220 lbs. compared with 1,257,470 lbs. previously, the average236 words
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174 1970-12-16 18 The communications division of Redifon has won an order worth $1.7 million (£230,000) for the supply of radio and beacon equipment to upgrade and extend Indonesia's air navigation system. T he Indonesian Government is to get 55 medium frequency transmitters of the type174 words
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Article73 1970-12-16 18 NEW YORK, Tues. Just as tinned steel cans are giving way to aluminium ones, a new market for tin has opened up m the field of illumination. General Electric announced it has developed a more efficient light source, closely matching the colour values of sunlight, using tin73 words
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Article193 1970-12-16 18 The metal, now used m producing plate glass, is finding a growing market as an alloy, and still has its old use m making smoke for signals and fireworks. The General Electric lamp gives 60 lumens per watt, compared to only 17 for incandescent lamps. It is m theAP - 193 words
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Article138 1970-12-16 18 LONDON, Tues. Brokers predicted today that slight demand for tin at source would keep the price of tin metal around the £1,460 a metric ton level until the end of the year. Penang dropped by 5/- a metric ton this morning but brokers said it did not affect138 words
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Article97 1970-12-16 18 The market believes all indications point that way once the U.S. Congress ends its probe into why tin hasn't been sold before. As proof of the market's inability to absorb much tin metal at present, brokers cited the sudden 267 metric ton rise m the London Metal Exchange (LME)AP - 97 words
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Article29 1970-12-16 18 (Closing buyer/seller prices for Dec. 15. m sterling per metric ton). Tone: Easier, Spot 1450 1452; 3-month 1453 1454; Settlement 1462; Total turnover 625 tons, including carries.29 words
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Article560 1970-12-16 18 The market yesterday continued Monday's strong trend on renewed small buying, and a lack of selling pushed prices ahead, although volume remained depressed. Second line issues as well as leading stocks met support and the industrial market was generally very firm. Towards the close, the Financial Times560 words
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Article378 1970-12-16 18 The stock market The Stanpoor industrial yesterday slipped lower from average was down 28 cents the opening as declining issues after about 20 minutes of took a commanding trading. The Dow Jones two-to-one lead over gainers. industrials fell 3.70 points. (Paid prices at 1100 EST. in378 words
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Article226 1970-12-16 18 AMSTERDAM I n t c nationals declined yesterday following the Wall Street trend, led by Royal Dutch. Plantations finished mostly lower. Shippings were mixed. Local industrials were mostly fractionally down pending new developments on the wage front. But Heineken firmed on the beer price rise. In major banks226 words
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Miscellaneous1408 1970-12-16 19 I I I \ll >v KEY FOR EASY REFERENCE: The shipping schedules I I N. beginning on this page ere given m four parts for tgili I >v e^ ships westbound, eastbound, southbound and coastal. m£> fL- j f\ iil ■iS f A*^mmm*Wm\ mm m'9 m m^m m Each entry1,408 words
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Article122 1970-12-16 20 TOKYO, Tues. Planning of a 700,000-ton tanker, to be the world's largest when completed m 1975, has begun. Tokyo Tanker, the tanker operating arm of the Nippon Oil group and shipbuilders, believe that such a large tanker is feasible, although numerous engineering and operational problems remain to be122 words
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Article278 1970-12-16 20 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR DECEMBER 16. OUT: Oriental Esmeralda 1/2; Isarstein 3/4; Kingsville 6/7; Kyoryu Maru 13/14; Petaling 20 west; Perak 20 east; Misaki Maru 23/24; Gunung Tambora 29/30; Estelle Maersk 40/41; Traviata 45; Uganda 31/32; Temburong 22. IN: Glory278 words
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Advertisement1095 1970-12-16 20 tOQTK/Ni IPIaTI Including ships sailing out of Singapore for Far I— CAOIbVJvJIpJI IVJ East ports to the north-east ANNA TAYLOR J.n 2/7 S.igon. Qulnhon. SSV/BA *S ASTRIDE BAKKE Dec 30/ Jan 1 P. Sham. Penang. Hongkong. Vancouver, Tacoma. SL/TO Japan. Vancouver. KSL/SB JOY TAYLOR Dec 17/20 Nhabe. SSV/BA «*riu^ A1,095 words
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Advertisement314 1970-12-16 20 REGULAR EUROPE SERVICE TO: HAMBURG. LONDON. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM A ANTWERP Spore Penang Hamburg LING YUNG 10/12 Jan 13/14 Jan 11 Feb YEH YUNG 10 12 Mar 13/14 Mar ll A P r Passenger accommodation available to London A north continental ports. Accepting liquid cargo at S'pora only. US EAST COAST314 words
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415 1970-12-16 21 Sato's survival linked to textile pact -Fukuda WASHINGTON, Tues. The leader of a visiting Japanese parliamentary delegation says be fears lack of a textile agreement can bring about tbe collapse of the Sato Government. Haji me Fukuda, a member of tbe Japanese Diet (Parliament) and a former Minister of International415 words
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Article1554 1970-12-16 21 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE KEY Closing buyers' and sellers' prices ace followed by the business done. Figure. i*» brackets denote traded lota m I,ooo's. When the price is not followed by a figure m brackets, it means only a single lot of 1,000 shares1,554 words
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Article80 1970-12-16 21 (Managers' prices fee Dec. 16) B. S 3 s The Commerce ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Ind Fund 96 1-Olxd Mai. Invt. Fund 1.17 1.22 The Saving Fund 1.01 1.06 Mai Progress Singapore Fund 1.08 1.06 Progress Fund .96 1.00 (M an agon* orices for Dee. 15) CHARTERED UNIT TRUSTS80 words
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Article343 1970-12-16 21 52-*4 cents a lb. (down one-eighth cent) Lower than expected overseas advices caused a little speculator short selling at the onset of trading yesterday, easing Slices fractionally from le opening of 52% cents for January 1 RSS. Around noon, a rumour that the General Services Administration, contrary343 words
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Article61 1970-12-16 21 (Yesterday's official buyer/seller prices, m pence per lb). Tone: Idle; ClF's Jan. 18-3/8 18-6/8, Feb. 18-9/16 18-13/16; Spot 19-1/8 19-3/8; Settle menu Jan. 19-3/8 19-9/16, Feb. 19-9/16 19-3/4, March 19-13/16 20, Jan/March 19-9/16 19-3/4, April/June 20-7/16 20-1/2, July/Sept. 20-7/8 20-15/16, Oct/Dec. 21-3/16 21-3/8, Jan/March 21-5/16 21-1/2, April/June 21-3/861 words
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Article61 1970-12-16 21 TIN $632 a picttl (down 12% cents). The Straits tin price edged down by 12% cents to $632 a picul yesterday on a turnover estimated up 10 tons to 285 tons. London's overnight quotation fell by £3 a ton. Demand m Penang was reported mainly from Britain and61 words
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Article77 1970-12-16 21 SAN FRANCISCO, Tues. The sale of 800,000 tons of iron ore to Japanese steel mils from the Mount Goadsworthy mine, near Port Hedland, Australia, was announced today. The announcement came from Utah Construction and Mining and Cyprus Mines. Mount Goldsworthy is owned equally by Utah Construction, Cyprus Mines,AP - 77 words
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Article40 1970-12-16 21 NEW DELHI, Tues. Mr I.E. Okelo Ojoko, leader of a six-member East African mission, said India would supply 50 tank wagons for transporting oil, and 45 cattle wagons to East Africa. The mission was on a two-week tour of India.40 words
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Article158 1970-12-16 21 (Yesterday's 1.30 p.m. prices, m sterling per long ton, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per long ton): Philippine/Indonesian Dee. 230, Jan. 230V4, Feb. 231 Vi, March 232, all resellers. COCONUT OIL: Straits Dec/ Jan. 163 quoted; Malayan Unq; Philippine (U.S. dollars per long ton) Dec. 365, sellers,158 words
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Article344 1970-12-16 21 Prices moved irregularly throughout the session yesterday as profit-taking alternated with selective buying. Trading was limited. Insurances and real estates were selectively bought, while profit-taking was seen in Atsugi Nylon aad (Closing paid prices in yen, Akai Elec 365 (866) Asahi Chem 104(104) Asahi Glass 139 (138)344 words
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Article655 1970-12-16 21 Nickel shares posted their best performance for several weeks in active trading yesterday. Sentiment was influenced by a new nickel strike in Queensland. Theseus set the pace with a jump of more than $1 to $1.90 following the announcement that three per cent nickel had been discovered655 words
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Article256 1970-12-16 21 The market yesterday failed to hold initial strong advances as profit-takers made their appearance m late trading. Business was brisk and volume of transactions totalled $15.58 million, a rise of $3.92 million on Monday's level. Most issues came off the highs for the day to close little256 words
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Article149 1970-12-16 21 LONDON, Tues. Interest was mainly centred m the grain section. Cargoes were fixed from U.S. Gulf to Casablanca at U557.37 fd (free discharge) for Jan. and from the same loading area to Japan at US$9.OO fd, also for Jan. Business developed for grain from the U.S. Gulf149 words
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ASIAN GAMES ROUNDUP
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Article, Illustration655 1970-12-16 23 PATRICIA BEATEN BY TOUCH IN 400 METRES FINAL BANGKOK, Tues. Singapore's last hope of winning a gold medal m the Sixth Asian Games was dashed at the Olympic swimming pool this evening when the Republic's champion Patricia Chan was beaten by a touch m the women 400 m freestyle final.AFP - 655 words
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590 1970-12-16 23 Bangkok, Tues. Host Thailand created a major upset m the hockey tournament when they shocked the Olympic champions, Pakistan, by holding them to a scoreless draw m the last match of' Group 'B here this morning. Pakistan, who finished at the top of the group,590 words
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287 1970-12-16 23 BANGKOK, Tues..- Two quick goals during the last three minutes of play helped India to scrape through for a narrow 2-0 victory over Malaysia m the last Group 'A* match of the hockey tournament here this afternoon. Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak was287 words
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342 1970-12-16 23 Green Son beats Chai Kian in impressive workout MCIKIEIIU. 'ZZr_- PENANG, Tues. Green Son impressed m a workout when he went better than his class one stablemate, Datin's Fancy on a yielding track here this morning. Ridden by Johnny Wilson. Green Son had his head m front at the post342 words
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Article, Illustration494 1970-12-16 24 BANGKOK, Tues. Kenji Kimihara opened the final day of the Asian Games track and field events with an easy win m the 26-mile marathon. Kimihara, the Mexico Olympics silver medallistyset a new Games record of 2hr. 21min. 03.0 sec, here today A surprising Korean swimmer and494 words
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Article147 1970-12-16 24 BANGKOK, Tues. -South Vietnam came from behind to snatch a 79-78 win over Hongkong m the basketball match after trailing 28-41 at half time. Hongkong looked act for a comfortable victory leading all the way m the first half. Vietnam made several spectacular interceptions butAFP - 147 words
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Article909 1970-12-16 24 FINALS ATHLETICS Marathon I 1 Kenji Kimihara (J) 2,21:03.0. 2 Yoshiro Mufune (J) 2,24:20.8, 8 Ktig Myung-Kwang (SK) 2,26:47.8. 4 Sumbwegam (B) 2,31:08.4. 6 Harnek Singh (I) 2,88:46.6, 6 Vicharn Benchakul (Th) 2,40:26.7, 7 K.C. Jit Bdr. (N) 2,48:58.6. 6 Thapa Ganga Bdr. (N) 2.66:62.3. 9909 words
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210 1970-12-16 24 It's India, Japan for waterpolo laurels BANGKOK, Tues.— lndia, the 1951 gold medallist, qualified for the final of the Asian Games waterpolo tournament, when they outplayed Iran 6-3 m the first semi-final at the Olympic swimming pool this b^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^h morning. Japan for Hwith a lover Imatch. score was lin Japan's210 words
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Article88 1970-12-16 24 Bangkok, Tues.: India struck a brilliant patch m the 74th minute of play and slammed m three quick goals m less than seven minutes to down Indonesia 3-0 and become a strong contender for the gold m the football tournament here tonight. Right wing Nataraj opened88 words
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Article54 1970-12-16 24 BOXING Light middle final: Hyung Suk Park (Korea) beat Ni Ni (Burma) Welter: Young Geun Jhung (Korea) bt Savareum Long (Cambodia). BASKETBALL The Philippines beat Korea 70-65. VOLLEYBALL Women Japan beat Thailand 15-1, 15-0, 15-0. Iran beat The Philippines 15-10, 15-10, 15-8. Korea beat Taiwan 15-0, 15-10, 15-8. Men:54 words
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249 1970-12-16 24 PERTH, Tues. Australia moved into a strong position on the fourth day of the second Test match against England here today. In a dramatic 18 minute spell England lost three valuable wickets of Boycott, Fletcher and Cowdrey that transformed the game m Australia's favour.249 words
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SPORT WORLD
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451 1970-12-16 24 CARACAS, Venezuela, Tues.— Bernabe Villacampo of the Philippines will fight Venezuelan national flyweight champion Betulio Gonzalez m Caracas, on Dec. 21 on what he hopes is the way back to theworld title he lost m Thailand, m April this year. The fight was originally scheduled for451 words
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Article32 1970-12-16 24 LOS ANGELES, (California) Tues. -The Detroit Lions defeated last night m Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Rams 28-23 (half-time 14-3). Keeping themselves m the running m the National Football League race. AFPAFP - 32 words
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Article229 1970-12-16 24 BANGKOK, Tues. Japan today locked up two gold medals with one race to spare and was m a close tussle for a third after five days racing m the Asian Games yachting competition. Thailand and Burma were certainties to win one gold medal each, leavingAP - 229 words
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Page 23 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous530 1970-12-16 23 TWINSET CROSSWORD _l_ I 7 II II ■■^2 i3f _BP* 15 SSB_»I__L l B C»Csraznlz l 8 19 20 21 ■■23^ =a_R_zfz___E 26 W2I I =a=N_afp=i=i= 20 M 29 mmmmmm 1.1 1-1 1 1 BaEEHiaSEBa ACROSS DOWN 1. A brute, so unbalanced, can L Beat at bridge? (4) be a530 words
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Miscellaneous206 1970-12-16 23 TODAY'S EVENTS BASKETBALL: Consolation SWIMMING: 8.00 200-metres round: 1.30 Hongkong v Thai- individual medley (women) land; 3.00 Malaysia v Iran; qualifying; 400-metres 4 nkY« tn i am u, Smgapo c individual medley (men) T-i_ a mpio,lS _i p i« "a und: 5/22 qualifying; 100-metres butterT J a! s an v206 words
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Miscellaneous119 1970-12-16 24 DAVY JONES By Sam Leff RZgUfy VE5 -MAY r~ y m W^~WB WANT TO GL I r I IT >OUR WIPERS ARE T IT WONT 5E I'M BEGINNING M51 HELP VOU ATA MATOEP«.UW...T)lATGlRLh ft IN ORPER...WE CAN J LONG MFORE WE) TO WONPER a^ammnwrvl I V»'v4lll w TZ^k fl 1119 words
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