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Title Section15 1971-01-30 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 163 Singapore Saturday, January 30, 1971 MC(P) No. 2525 15 CENTS15 words
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340 1971-01-30 1 'Super dart' will outfly Concorde. says inventor LONDON, Fri. Veteran inventor Sir Barnes Wallis claims he has designed a 120- passenger plane that will fly at five times the speed of sound and land on runways 300 yards long. Sir Barnes also told newsmen his plane's wedge shape would make340 words
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Article65 1971-01-30 1 CALCUTTA, Fri. Four persons, including a candidate for the West Bengal State Assembly, were murdered yesterday in a new outbreak of violence in greater Calcutta, police said. Sitapati Banerjee, a member of a leftist splinter group known as the Forward Bloc, was stabbed to death65 words
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265 1971-01-30 1 BANGKOK, Fri. Communist guerillas killed seven village protection volunteers in an ambush yesterday in Ruso district in southern Thailand, near the Malaysia border, police reported today. Three other volunteers were seriously wounded and three others reported missing. In a separate incident, also in265 words
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Article, Illustration289 1971-01-30 1 Reds dig in 15 miles from capital PUSHING STILL CLOSER TO PHNOM PENH PHNOM PENH, Fri. A combined Vietcong-North Vietnamese force penetrated a Cambodian strongpoint guarding the southern approaches to the capital today and dug in 15 miles from the city centre. Some advance units were pushing ahead through the289 words
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86 1971-01-30 1 FOURTEEN new cases of typhoid in the Jaian Eunos area have been confirmed during Chinese New Year bringing the number of typhoid cases to 21 since last week. According to a doctor, this did not constitute a serious outbreak, hat residents in the86 words
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Article205 1971-01-30 1 A Ugandan general vanishes KAMPALA, Fri. A Ugandan Brigadier General has disappeared together with a number of men and arms, reliable sources said here today. The officer, a Brigadier Hussein, was one of two senior officers that deposed President Milton Obote named as deputies to army chief Major General Idi205 words
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Article, Illustration194 1971-01-30 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. President Nixon today presented Congress with a whopping Budget of U*****,200 million, designed t4 to create prosperity without galloping inflation." About one-third of the total $77,500 million will be spent on defence, but Mr. Nixon stressed that the amount spent on social programmes would rise to194 words
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Article, Illustration96 1971-01-30 1 23-day Qantas strike ends SYDNEY, Fri.— A 23-day-old strike by 3,000 Qantas ground staff ended today when the men voted to return to work. The strike did not halt the services of the Australian overseas airline but delayed in coming air mail. LONDON: The British European Airways ground96 words
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125 1971-01-30 1 SINGAPORE is going to relax its policy on landing rights for charter flights soon. This was disclosed by the chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board, Mr. Runme Shaw, when he flew home after attending the Pacific Area Travel Association conference In Manila. At125 words
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Article53 1971-01-30 1 GRENOBLE, France, Fri. Two of the Quintuplets born yesterday to a schoolteacher died during the night. They were two boys. The remaining boy and two girls were in incubators and doctors would not indicate their chances of survival. The mother, Mrs. Michele Riondet, was reported in53 words
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Advertisement112 1971-01-30 1 Four Steps to All-Day-Neatness the greaseless Vitalis way. STEP 1 STEP 2 Its your hair you are grooming, Put Vitalis to work massage you so shake Vitalis directly onto scalp firmly, spreading Vitalis with your hair— .not your hands. V7 onto every hair on your head. W #M E **j112 words
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Miscellaneous10 1971-01-30 1 WEATHER outlook for Singapore from a.m. to boob today: Fair.10 words
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554 1971-01-30 2 THANKS TO ALL WHO HELPED TO GET DOG BACK I WOULD be very grateful if you would allow me to express my thanks, through your newspaper, to Mr. and Mrs. Bfll Roberts of Dyson Road who picked up our bulldog Orzie and returned him to us, the friends who have554 words
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666 1971-01-30 2 THE controversy between "AntiIntellectual Monopoly" (S.H. Jan. 19) and Prof. Silverstein (S.H. Jan. 21) in connection with the Seminar on Modernisation in Southeast Asia organised by the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies between Jan. 16 and 21 is of great significance I wish to add666 words
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590 1971-01-30 2 DISCIPLINE AND THE EUSOFF COLLEGE GIRLS AS THE father of a resident of Eusoff College I am deeply concerned about the laxity of discipline in the University of Singapore. For the benefit of parents and others concerned I would like to make clear the situation regarding the disciplinary action taken590 words
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Article91 1971-01-30 2 RECENTLY, a reader wrote appealing to the authorities to erect a bus shelter hi Aljunied Road opposite the Child and Health Maternal Clinic. It seems that his appeal on behalf of other bus users there has fallen on deaf ears, as no bus shelter is taking shape91 words
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Article179 1971-01-30 2 What surprise check revealed I REFER to the letter by Miss Lim Pek Hong, the HDB public relations officer. When the Vector Central Unit of the Ministry of Health visited Block 37, Circuit Road, on Dec. 21, 1970, the lift pits had been cleaned the day before. But a surprise179 words
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Article510 1971-01-30 2 THE search is on for a successor to United Nations SecretaryGeneral U Thant. His term expires at the end of this year and his repeated affirmations that he will not accept another term must now be taken as final. The U.N. chief executive is appointed510 words
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Advertisement86 1971-01-30 2 I Add the extra luxury and comfort to your f a home with quality carpets and rugs from all > mDOm over the world. Come and inspect a very wide range of stock at Singapore's leading xV^B Carpet Planners: ■H^^VH CARPETS 01 MOW FURNISHINGS |DIVIS<ON Of THI UWTEO A6EWOES PTI86 words
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Miscellaneous31 1971-01-30 2 JULES FEIFFER (f v l^ feM /fei'aK rr ft I n n X 2* IMPQDITPUI" f^U IN &UL/1/ y J^P fikw!\- a ax h i pße^^ T! A D>«t Publi»h*r»-H.ll Syndicate31 words
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Article, Illustration303 1971-01-30 3 'Malaysia. Singapore have no choice but to work together' UNITED NATIONS, Pri: The Singapore Ambassador to the United Nations, in a speech to the Asia Society, said it was imperative for Malaysia and Singapore to work together for to do otherwise "is tantamount to each contriving its own downfall." AmbassadorAP - 303 words
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232 1971-01-30 3 SEMBAWANG CAR-BUS SMASH-UP: LONE SURVIVOR ALSO DIES THE ONLY surviving victim in the Sembawang Road smash-up between a Toyota saloon car and a Tay Koh Yat bus on Thursday, labourer Phua Ah Leng, 19, has died. He succumbed to his injuries at 3.30 a.m. in the Thomson Road General Hospital232 words
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Article362 1971-01-30 3 15,000 TO SHARE BRITAIN'S PULL-OUT PAYMENTS BRITAIN'S redundancy payments to the remaining 15,000 civilian employees in her bases here may exceed $50 million this year. The director of the redundancy payment fund, Mr. Charles Green, said yesterday: "We've had various estimates of the amount due this year,362 words
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Article109 1971-01-30 3 THE Government hat gazetted three more offshore Islands through which the Import, export aid manufacture of petroleum will be exempt from Customs duty. The three islands are Pulau Ayer Chawan, Pulau Bnkom Kechll, and Pulau Merllmau, all to the sooth-west of Singapore Island. The gazette109 words
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Article197 1971-01-30 3 SOLDIERS in full battle kit won a fight with fire yesterday. The troops stopped a blaze in a timber shed spread ing to a sawmill near Kranji Camp. About 40 National Servicemen formed a chain and poured buckets of water on the flames after they197 words
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838 1971-01-30 3 COUNSEL for a stockbrokers' firm told the High Court yesterday that the Committee of the Stock Exchange had no power to suspend trading in Federal Paper Products Berhad shares and therefore its suspension had no effect Mr. J. Grimberg, for Fraser838 words
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Article37 1971-01-30 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Four Malaysian artists will take part in the second World Art Triennial Exhibition in New Delhi on Sunday. They are Ibrahim Hussein, Ismail Zain, Anthony Lau and Grace Selvanayagam.37 words
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Article29 1971-01-30 3 POLICE found banners with anti-Government slogans at the main gate of the Registrar of Vehicles in Middle Road and in Malay Street, off Victoria Street, yesterday morning.29 words
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Advertisement101 1971-01-30 3 INVITATION The Board of Directors of Singapore Finance Ltd. request the pleasure of your company to a Cocktail Party to celebrate the Official Opening of their 6th Branch Office at 271, Selegie Road Singapore 7 on Saturday, 30th January 1971, at 12.30 p.m. KONG HEE FATT CHOY SINGAPORE FINANCE LTD.101 words
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267 1971-01-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri- The Government has shelved proposals by three airline groups to run rural air services in Malaysia until details of the Malaysia-Singapore Airlines split are finalised. The three groups are Malaysia Air Charter, Lloyd International Airways and Aeroflot. Official sources said267 words
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97 1971-01-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A 67 -year-old millionaire businessman beat off a youth aimed with a pistol in his Jalan Ampang house here today. Dato Leong Hoe Yeng had just returned from a game of golf and was changing his clothes in his bedroom on97 words
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Article54 1971-01-30 4 Six- week trade tour MR. CHAY Kok Fun, 33, a marketing officer with the Australian Trade Commissioner's Office will leave for Australia today for a six-week trade familiarisation tour. Mr. Chay, who is an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries, has been a member of the commission's staff for54 words
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Article, Illustration99 1971-01-30 4 LAST month a trap of Australia* and New Zealand Army engineers tolled away at the Hwa Kwaag Public School la Sembawang, constructing a basketball court for the school. It took them two and a half weeks to complete. Ob Monday the grateful staff aad99 words
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Article37 1971-01-30 4 PENANG, Fri. The Transport Workers' Union has sent a telegram to Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, seeking his intervention on the amendments to the labour laws, its general secretary, Mr. V. David, said today.37 words
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Article59 1971-01-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Yang Di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong have given a total of $4,500 to the National Disaster Fund. A cheque for $3,500 from the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong ami another for $1,000 from the Raja Permaisuri Agong were presented to the59 words
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Article57 1971-01-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Nigerian Armed Forces Chief, Brig. Gen. Hassan Katsina, arrived here last night for a three-day visit to Malaysia on the invitation of the Malaysian Government. He will call on Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak and the Chief of Armed Forces Staff,57 words
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49 1971-01-30 4 FIVE Indonesians aged between 18 and 21 were jailed for a month each by the Magistrates' Court No. l yesterday for entering Singapore Illegally this month. A sixth man denied the charge and was allowed bail of $500 pending trial on Feb. 8.49 words
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Article34 1971-01-30 4 SEOW Hia Keng, of Tanglin Halt Road, was fined $35 yesterday for failing to obey a "No Entry" sign at the Coleman Street/Hill Street junction on March 5 last year34 words
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136 1971-01-30 4 THE National Trades Union Congress will open its first dental clinic at Trade Union House on May 1 Labour Day. Mr. Thomas Samuel, chairman of the NTUC Dental and Recreational Fund Donation Draw Committee announced this yesterday at a lottery draw which136 words
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138 1971-01-30 4 AMRC to set up centre in Singapore JAKARTA, Fri. The Asian Mass Communications and Research Centre (AMRC), whose function is to collect and disseminate materials for research purposes on mass communication matters such as the- readership pattern in Asian countries and the like, will be set up in Singapore shortly,138 words
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Article, Illustration175 1971-01-30 4 Busy day for Bremen Premier in Singapore in MR. HANS KOSCHMCK, Prime Minister of the West German state of Bremen, had talks yesterday with Mr. Lee Kuu Yew at City Hall on Singapore's economic development. After the meeting, Mr. Koschnick told reporters that they had also discussed ways of increasing175 words
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191 1971-01-30 4 SINGAPORE still has much to learn about financial planning despite its many modern factories and industrial estates, Mr. Tang See Chim, Minister of State for Finance, said yesterday. Mr. Tang was speaking at the closing of the Workshop on Financial Analysis and Planning191 words
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100 1971-01-30 4 THE British Army will O'Flagherty, Major E.S. hand over a new $10,000 Ash fort. Major JJ Wrirtt basketball court to the a^Sitata Jamaliildta ita management committee of Osmanof the British Arm* the Zehnder Road in appreciation of their Community Centre in Pasir services100 words
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Article45 1971-01-30 4 THE Port Master, Capt. A. Mackay, has advised masters, owners and shipping agents that vessels requiring health or immigration inward clearance are to use the alternative quarantine and immigration anchorage in the Western Roads from 7 a.m. on Monday until further notice.45 words
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201 1971-01-30 4 THE WORLD Health Organisation Immunology Centre here will begin its third train ing course in immunology and modern laboratory techniques on Monday. Dr. Malcolm Simons, Director of the Centre, said yesterday that 12 students from the South-East Asian and Western Pacific201 words
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Advertisement126 1971-01-30 4 Y nqpießi village Vii 3-A. CUSCADEN ROAD, SINGAPORE 10. TEL: *****2 I First take a portion of in. B^^PWs^^B^Jfl Add in Singapore s early history B^^B^^l^^^'^ Mix up briskly with the sight of R^BBBhL^^^b ■■■BiHfc BF Put in the colour f ui art of Batik Painting R5 Wait for sundown-126 words
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Miscellaneous91 1971-01-30 4 blondie Rw r v By Chic Young VJIM.J amd THEYONLY GEE, THAT'S 1 I TT TT~ 1 V .COST *7.SP S V CMEAP r^> EACH Y archie Rw D A I y By Bob Montana s^ IF I ISN'T HE'S NOT [HE HAS ATOHTHFi DON T FIND > MR. SVENSEN91 words
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Article260 1971-01-30 5 Pai-kow players fined after raid NINETEEN people, including three housewives, were convicted and fined a total of $1,430 in a magistrate's court yesterday for playing "pai-kow" in a gaming house, using chips as stakes. When detectives raided a house in Rowell Road on Sept. 3 last year, they found a260 words
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Article, Illustration116 1971-01-30 5 A POLICE supervisee who tried to extort $2 from a prostitute in Pearl's Hill Road on Thursday was jailed for a year by a magistrate's court yesterday. The court was told that Madam Poh Chye Kong was sitting at a coffee stall116 words
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406 1971-01-30 5 Biggest Japanese exposition in Singapore $1 MILLION WORTH OF GOODS WILL 60 ON DISPLAY ON-THE-SPOT negotiation facilities will be provided when Japan holds its biggest industrial exposition in Singapore at Kallang Park from Feb. 20 to March 5. About 45 Japanese experts will also be availa ble to provide information406 words
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Article56 1971-01-30 5 PROFESSOR Phoon Wai-On has been re-elected president of the Society of Occupational Medicine for this year. Other officials elected at the Society's recent annual general meeting included: Dr. Chew Pin Kee, secretary; Dr. S.T. Chua, treasurer; Dr. Oh Slew Leong, auditor; and Prof. W.K. Ng and56 words
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144 1971-01-30 5 THE LAW GETS ITS MAN AFTER 15 YEARS After nearly 15 years, the law finally caught up with Loh Nee Van of Lavender Street. Loh, a labourer, had failed to appear before the magistrate, Mr. Tan Boon Telk (bow the Attorney General) In the first traffic court on July 3144 words
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Article60 1971-01-30 5 MALAYSIA-Singapore Airlines has been awarded a Certificate of Merit "for effective use of photography to promote travel" in an international competition herd last year. MSA entered two photographs used in its advertising campaign for the 1970 Popular Photography/ASTA Travel Awards Programme. One of its entries a60 words
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Article36 1971-01-30 5 CHOO Choon Song, of Toa Payoh, was fined $40 yesterday in a magistrates' court for failing to obey a "Turn Left" sign at the Upper Serangoon Road/Braddell Road junction on March 5 last year.36 words
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Article32 1971-01-30 5 GOH Chiap Soon, of Pasar Lane, was fined $70 for exceeding the speed limit when he drove his lorry at 46 mph in Farrer Road on Oct. 24, 1969.32 words
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Advertisement37 1971-01-30 5 THE OUTSIBERS FROM OPEL 16.5. /yVyyyvv^^^H L^LV!fiS^slQ El^Ea^ElH El^Efl^^l^Ea El^Ea^^^Ell LV El^El^^^ I El^El^^^ElH J#- ALSO AVAILABLE IN RALLYE VERSIONS RJIF^— B B 315/319 Orchard Rd. Singapore 9 Tel *****1 Test Drive the Outsiders today at EMiiflLora_37 words
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Miscellaneous42 1971-01-30 5 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Wa ker EVER NOTICE VVMAT'£ NOTMINS. ME JU£T LKES TO HOW G&X&& I lOCX\H6 i MAVS A PERSONAL RAPPORT IOO<eOVSKH\S V FOR? 7 1 V WITH ANVTMIN<& TMAT'S <9OiN6r FOOP BEFORE _gr, to BE A PART OP i-l/AA42 words
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387 1971-01-30 6 MAN WHO STABBED NTUC HEAD WAS JEALOUS, SAYS DPP A MSA employee, charged with conspiring to cause hurt to NTUC president Phey Yew Kok, was not satisfied when Mr. Phey did not have to be hospitalised after being wounded on his thigh, a court was told yesterday. So he planned387 words
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269 1971-01-30 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Dato S P Seenivasagam, President of the People's Progressive Party, sent a cable today to the Prime Minister and the AttorneyGeneral urging them to start criminal proceedings against Senator Aishah Ghani. Dato Seenlvasagam, a lawyer, called for the action In269 words
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Article53 1971-01-30 6 SEET Ah Ngow, 25 and Yap Pak Khuan, 18, were fined $40 each yesterday in the Magistrates' Court No. 1 or letting off crackers in prohibited areas. Chong Katn Chun, 67, who was also charged with the .same offence pleaded not guilty and trial was fixed53 words
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Article40 1971-01-30 6 Office efficiency course THE Singapore Institute of Management is organising a 12-lecture course on Improving Office Efficiency at the Chinese YMCA, Palmer Road from Feb. 5. The fee for the course is $120 for SIM members and $145 for non-members.40 words
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Article50 1971-01-30 6 PANG Tey Soon, a student from Muar, was fined a total of $120 in a magistrate's court yesterday for traffic offences in Nicoll Highway on Jan. 3 without a licence. He was fined $40 for driving without a licence and $80 for having no insurance cover.50 words
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64 1971-01-30 6 TOKYO, Fri. Japan's Export-Import Bank and 13 foreign exchange banks signed a contract with the Malaysian Government today to extend loans totalling 488 million yen ($3.9 million). Bank officials said the Malaysian Government is to use the loan for the purchase of materials and64 words
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Article, Illustration550 1971-01-30 6 Signed: Revised pact with Japan to avoid double tax JAPAN and Singapore yesterday signed a revised agreement for the avoidance of double taxation. The first agreement was signed on Jan. 9, 1961. The new pact will be ratified later this year. At the signing ceremony in Fullerton Building yesterday afternoon,550 words
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Advertisement515 1971-01-30 6 W>"lll//«l\ A I ORGANISATION ALL SHOWS NO FREE LIST NOW SHOWING! 11 a.m.. 1.45. 4.00. 6.30 4 9.15 George Peppard. Nat Vallone. Giovanna Nalli, Oon Gordon "CANNON FOR CORDOBA" Partavi&ion Color tUA) NOW SHOWING! 11 a.m., 1.30, 4.00, 6.45 A 4.30 Lily Ho. Lin tun, Li Kun "The Venus' Tear515 words
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115 1971-01-30 7 LOVE STORY BREAKS ALL RECORDS IN U.S. FILM HISTORY PARAMOUNT'S Love Story has broken every record in film business history in the United States, according to a statement issued by the Cathay Organisation. Up to Jan. 12, it had grossed $34,656,879 in its fourth week in 169 American cinemas. And115 words
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Article43 1971-01-30 7 BARRY Gardner has been named business manager for Screen Gems Pty, Ltd. of Australia. The announcement was made in New York by Mr. Lawrence Hilford, executive vice-president of Screen Gems International, the international television arm of Columbia Motion Pictures.43 words
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148 1971-01-30 7 Pat Bonne film to be shown at the Vic PAT Boone fan? who saw him here in person five months ago can hear his resonant silky-smooth voice again at the Victoria Theatre next Saturday. Pat, who came to Singapore list August with his wife Shirley and four daughters, stars in148 words
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Article65 1971-01-30 7 THREE top women's magazines in the United States McCalls, Ladies Home Journal and Redbook— with a combined readership of 40 million will run colour advertisements in next month's issue to herald the arrival of Doctors' Wives, the Columbia picture about the forgotten women married65 words
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Advertisement362 1971-01-30 7 J9 JP^. inui.ini h r VUiiimi CM 'Nt»E NEW TEAR SPECIAL wilma Reading-beautiful bang of a belle who sang her way through many heart, during her American tour, supported by Th* S,« Not** Also Los Sal vis. an adagio team who brings fresh charm to the savagery Of the adagio362 words
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Advertisement122 1971-01-30 7 UPcHINESE NEW YEAR%J| iy SPECIAL DRAWS ■Wif 17TH. JAN-14TH. FEB. 1971 DRAW NO. 5/71-12/71 Wlff/ TOMMORROW'S DRAW NO: 8/71 (31-1-71) \tul I M Mlh *****l Wl 1 Oil 3#UUII II |U T0 WINNERS WITH 5 NUMBERS CORRECT |U 1 \ni\ WIN 1,111 CASH PRIZES J[nJ| M IST PRIZE SIO.OOO 3RD122 words
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Miscellaneous855 1971-01-30 7 ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE jr^ B tta rt pS d sss Stags sr you can est Gloria Bang from sst Group n<i the we presume you're in no Stop over at the Eye The theatre /restaurant's if M i..^ 7J£=s»._, s^^l c «tS?SSs sSSffiUS! i^^s&gn; srjrtM?i PlBito s^ra^^ SSS^RS? 1^ restaurant. A855 words
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Miscellaneous390 1971-01-30 7 TODAY TOMORROW 8 a.m. 8 p.m.: Exhibit- 10 am 7 pm: Display of ion of books by Charles exhibits shown by some Dickens at the foyer of the countries at the Expo 70 at Library, the Singapore Hilton, OrStamford Road. chard Road. 9 a.m. 5 p.m.: Exhibit- 11 am 4.30390 words
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394 1971-01-30 8 Military aid team 'just like 1965' PHNOM PENH, Fri. Sixty U.S. servicemen entrusted with delivering military equipment to the Cambodian Army will be free to travel around the country and they may be armed, official sources said today. The team is split into 16 American servicemen permanently based in Phnom394 words
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Article50 1971-01-30 8 MALMO (Sweden;, Fri. A Swedish handball team hit on an Idea to boost falling membership: Free live sex shows thrice weekly. Now membership has soared from 12 to 500 at the club, Eriksfaelts 8.K., which plays in the fifth division of the Swedish Handball League. APAP - 50 words
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139 1971-01-30 8 ABIDJAN, Fri. Guinean President Sekou Toure has sent a message to Pope Paul saying Conakry Archbishop Raymond Tchidimbo was jailed for life for agreeing to an "enterprise aimed at the brutal overthrow" of the Guinea Government, Radio Conakry reported. Mr. Toure explained that139 words
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Article36 1971-01-30 8 NAIROBI, Fri. Four Kenyan Asians holding British passports sent back from Britain for entering without correct documents staged an anti-British demonstration here today. The four were returned to Kenya in October last year. AFPAFP - 36 words
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221 1971-01-30 8 BANGKOK, rift. The Sandl Arabia* Embassy here has Issued a strong denial to a local nswnpnp" report that Masllm pilgrims returning from Mecca, the Holy City In Sandl Arabia, smuggled arms f Main/ bandits hi Southern Thailand. The Embassy described the report, .carried221 words
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Article242 1971-01-30 8 WASHINGTON, Frl. The Orgaalsatloa of Amerlcaa States meetlag yesterday received a formal appeal from sevea coaatrles to adopt a hemispheric coaveatlea oa terrorism deattag exclusively with measures to protect fereiga diplomats. The motioa, advaaced by the Ualted States, Mexico, Veaesaoia, Costa Uca, El Salvador, Hoadaras aad242 words
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423 1971-01-30 8 Manila braces for new transport strike DFD MANILA, Fri. Philippine jeepney (ten-seat mini-bus) drivers today decided to stage another strike next Monday in a renewed battle against increases in the price of oil products The decision, which would mean a second public transport strike in^two weeks, followed the Government's price423 words
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Article, Illustration226 1971-01-30 8 BONN, Fri.— The Christian Democratic opposition today urged Chancellor Willy Brandt to state unequivocally that the current harassment of access routes to Berlin violated the spirit of tfce four-month-old Soviet-West German Treaty arid would prevent its ratification by Bonn. In a renewed attack on226 words
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Article133 1971-01-30 8 COLOGNE, Germany, Fri. Lufthansa's ground crews walked off the job today to back demands for higher wages, forcing the airline to cancel almost all of Its flights. The strike began at 9 a.m. In Frankfurt and Munich and soon spread to other points, with some133 words
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205 1971-01-30 8 JERUSALEM, Fri. Well-informed sources said here today that Israel might be prepared to negotiate at once on the drawing up of new frontiers as part of a peace agreement. Although official Government circles would make no comment on the contents of the Israeli205 words
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Article37 1971-01-30 8 JAKARTA, Fri. General Maraden Panggabean, Indonesias Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the armed Forces, will pay an official visit to Australia after the general election, scheduled for July, a reliable source disclosed here today.37 words
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170 1971-01-30 8 TAIPEH, Fri. Taiwan today accused China of mass plantation of opium poppies and dumping their products in the clandestine world market. An official release charged the Communists with using some 5,830,000 mou of land (about 8,800 acres) for planting opium scattered all over the170 words
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Article, Illustration308 1971-01-30 8 Herald Knight - Herald Knight DD INTERNATIONAL Master Tudev Utjumen (Mongolia), who won the West Asian Zonal Tournament, and International Master Renato Naranja (Philippines) who won the East Asian Zonal Tournament both held in Singapore in 1969 obtained commendable results in the 1970 Interzonal Tournament held in Pal308 words
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276 1971-01-30 9 Taboo love story in Rio ends happily RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri.— Rio's forbidden love story had a happy ending yesterday-at least on the financial side. Everdam Sales Correia, the poor young student who is forbidden to see his rich sweetheart, had his financial problems solved yesterday by a friendly university276 words
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121 1971-01-30 9 ST. PAUL (Minnesota), Fri. A policeman was shot to death in a hospital corridor yesterday during a scuffle with a youthful patient who said he wanted to leave, authorities said. A young intern, who was temporarily taken hostage by the youth following theAP - 121 words
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Article92 1971-01-30 9 SEOUL, Fri. South Korea's male college and university students will have a total of 711 hours of military training during their four-year academic term beginning from March. Education Ministry officials said today that the new student military training programme, which has been issued to the nation's92 words
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Article135 1971-01-30 9 LONDON, Frl. For the 12th time In 13 years Elvis Presley was named world's Up male singer last night in the annual New Musical Express poll. The 3t-year-old King of Pop was also named world's top musical pert ousllty in It7t. Britain's Cliff Richard was135 words
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206 1971-01-30 9 'It's time for a security meet' says Russia MOSCOW, Fri.-The Soviet Union said yesterday the time is ripe for holding a European security conference and that it should be called without delay. The results of numerous bilateral contacts which have already taken place show that sufficient prerequisites have been created206 words
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Article55 1971-01-30 9 ACCRA, Fri. Ghanaian Premier Kofi Busia has taken over the portfolios of Information and Economic Planning in a Government reshuffle here. These first Government changes since Ghana's second republic was inaugurated a year ago sees three ministers dropped, ten exchanging portfolios and the Cabinet members reduced55 words
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Article, Illustration345 1971-01-30 9 Where's Ted? WAS THE QUESTION He's in bed! WAS THE ANSWER Commons uproar on anti-strike guillotine LONDON, Fri. Labour MPs burst into song here in their latest protest against the Conservative Government anti-strike Bill. They sang We Shall Overcome and The Red Flag during new uproar In an early-morning sitting345 words
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Article, Illustration697 1971-01-30 9 WASHINGTON, Fri. President Nixon today sent Congress an expansinist budget which would give a smaller deficit than that of the current year, and which plans the first increase in military expenditure since 1969. In a message accompanying the Budget, the ♦VSX**" 1 Baid he almed create Prosperity697 words
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Article226 1971-01-30 9 WASHINGTON, Fri. President Nixon pledged yesterday to make every effort to end the armed forces draft by midsummer of 1973 as he urged congress to enact reforms to bring the nation closer to an all- volunteer Army. No one knows precisely when we can226 words
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Article, Illustration198 1971-01-30 9 AtANILA, Fri.-At least three people drowned and thousands more were left homeless as flood waters swamped small towns and farmland on the Southern Philippine island of Mindanao. Steady rains which began a week ago continued to pelt five northern Mindanao provinces, swamping crops and killing livestock198 words
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Article280 1971-01-30 9 67- day strike costs G.M. US$135m DETROIT, Michigan, Fri.— General Motors Corp., hit by a recent 67-day strike, lost 135 million dollars in the fourth quarter of last year dropping the giant corporations earnings from USsl,7ll in 1969 to USS6O9 million in 1970. The profit represented a 64 per cent280 words
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Article557 1971-01-30 10 The g irl from Seremban FFF I AM 18 years old. While I was travelling from Singapore to Sere m ban I met a very friendly girl who even offered to let me use her bag as a pillow. I recognised her as an old school-mate. Now I am back557 words
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Article, Illustration121 1971-01-30 10 OH Tl When around dead o had enj< casualn weren't easily. J hotpant; as "sho Odd girl out but the long-knit still shows a leg. OH THE wily young! When the message got around that the Mini was dead or dying, those who lad enjoyed its freedom121 words
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1061 1971-01-30 10 VIVIEN LIM - How to make friends and love peopl ple VIVIEN LIM lar date If you :ar and have with practically 1 In tovn lose klm? The e Is allergic to ;y coupled with tastes. In short, like to have his ped. and soul of the w must not be haace to1,061 words
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Article, Illustration1058 1971-01-30 10 CAREES-Facts about Figures A CLEAR mind, a careful eye and a head for figures and statistics these are the trademarks of the successful accountant today. Accountancy, once thought to be the private dormain of the older professional man, is fast coming into its own among younger people. And to the1,058 words
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Advertisement112 1971-01-30 10 PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX,' New Bridge Rd. t Singapore 1. i >'^^^ s i 'wall e\ 3 VPAPERS; _> pHOME^ l^^^ Y P»PET^ F APPLIANCEJp v y KONG HFF \^m||^^' Jj Z II /oo«Mrn«\V V Ijj I (A \\A/a/ I PALK HAIR WIGS Iraaacagi^r' LAMPS 4 l e Stcrn KSl jumttd112 words
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Miscellaneous951 1971-01-30 10 rONCE WE leave school, we put LVJLIn^MIHnW away books, and use our reading nP^Z^Ba^ni eyes for the newspaper and an K/^|£3 occasional magazine article Our BSJ'J&S SPW looking eyes are as busy as ever I l^^fl devouring films, television I BP^^PJl^gJ| advertisements, and pictures But RtL. |JB. I L I.951 words
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Miscellaneous1961 1971-01-30 11 wtwr Your complete weekend guide iffll jMIHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIji: i f lo^,^^__ lr 1 I "'"■■■■■'■■i L— Jo^Mfl^H L J iWMIKI I 12.55 p.m. Astroboy Ditto 30 0 Opening And Programme S (Cartoon) Summary Malaysia 1.20 Farmer's Daughter "Katy 3.01 Play School Children's 6.00 Opening Announcement. the Listener 7.00 News. 7.15 21,961 words
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Article, Illustration459 1971-01-30 12 Dedication ceremony the reason why IT IS not unusual for institutions and public buildings to be officially opened, but it is rare for them to be dedicated. But today the Singapore Hilton will be dedicated dedicated to the hotel industry in the Republic and to the aims of friendliness, courtesy,459 words
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Advertisement136 1971-01-30 12 YESJHERES A HILTON IN SINGAPORE Towering 26 stories with magnificent panoramic views of the city and harbour THE SINGAPORE HILTON offers you a new standard of elegant living never before experienced in Singapore. 450 luxuriously appointed bedrooms, exciting restaurants 24 hour Coffee Shop. Club Bar, unique roof-top pool restaurant complete136 words
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Advertisement144 1971-01-30 12 CONGRATULATIONS to SINGAPORE HILTON from BEN AND COMPANY LIMITED, 32 KUCHING ROAD, SINGAPORE 4. Tel: *****/5 PURVEYORS OF TOP QUALITY MEATS, POULTRY AND GAME, PROVISIONS. TO THE FASTIDIOUS HIGH CLASS HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES. CONGRA TULATIONS and BEST WISHES to SINGAPORE HILTON on their DEDICATION CEREMONY [from WEE'S JEWELLERY144 words
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Miscellaneous378 1971-01-30 12 S'PORE HILTON A-B-C GUIDE Air-conditioning: Each guest room Is air-conditioned with individual controls. Public areas are centrally air-conditioned. Artwork: The murals in the Harbour Grill depict Singapore harbour scenes in the early 1850s. The murals on the facade were designed by Mr. Gerard Henderson. Baby Sitters: Available through housekeeper. Beauty378 words
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159 1971-01-30 13 Pan-Electric to help San's Jakarta plant PAN-ELECTRIC Industries has signed an agreement with P.T. SanshJba of Jakarta to provide technical aid for production of household refrigerators in Indonesia. Sanshlba Is a joint venture between the San Holdings Group and Indonesian interests. Pan-Electrics technical director, Mr. H.B. Kwee, said the agreement159 words
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Article330 1971-01-30 13 The market made further headway yesterday though profit-trading later shaded earlier gains. Selective buying was spread over low priced issues, including Ishiwajima-Harima Heavy Industries, Teikoku Oil. (Closing paid prices in yen. w Akai Electric 370 (375) Asahi Chem 104(104) Asahi Glass 139(139) Bank Tokyo 109(109) Banyu Pharm330 words
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Article65 1971-01-30 13 weakness in metal markets and a drop in prices as well as year-end adjustments, particularly wth regard to Southern Peru Copper. The company also said profit margins at its domestic smelters and refineries were sharply reduced during 1970. Chairman E. Tittmann said operating costs increased and operations, at65 words
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Article132 1971-01-30 13 BARTLESVILLE, Oklahoma, Fri. Phillips Petroleum said it has encountered, along with the Egyptian General Corporation, natural gas in an exploratory well on the banks of Egypt's Nile River. The gas was detected in the Buseili 1 -X exploratory well, four miles south of Rosetta, the announcement said. Phillips132 words
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Article61 1971-01-30 13 (Managers' prices for Feb. 1) B. S. ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mai. Invt. Fund 1.30 1.35 Mai. Progress Fund 1.05 1.1 Oxd CHARTERED UNIT TRUSTS Singapore Growth Fund 1.08 1.13 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Third Singapore 1.30 The Commerce Ind. Fund 1.06 1.11 The Saving Fund 1.12 1.17 Singapore Progress61 words
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Article487 1971-01-30 13 Mining shares eased yesterday as investors had second thoughts about the North West Oil and Minerals Platinum report. The continuing reports surrounding Trendex Minerals also appeared to cause some concern. Not all mining shares retreated. Some made worthwhile gains but the general tone of the market was487 words
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Article86 1971-01-30 13 INDONESIAN ESTATE PROFITS UP JAKARTA, Frl. The IftfeMfllai state Plantation Corporation Made a profit of U5538,750,000 la 1970 as against U5526,250,000 In I*B, Aatara aews *«ency reported. M Th »f e»cy quoted Mr. Mashud Wlsnnsapntra, Secretary. General of the Departneat of Agriculture, as MyteS that mlsmanageadministration has decreased since 1968.86 words
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72 1971-01-30 13 CHINESE PLASTIC PLANT IN THAILAND TAIPEI, Fri. Industrialists from Nationalist China, Indonesia and Thailand have decided to set up a plastic plant In Thailand, It was learned here. The plant with a capita] of 12 million bahts ($l.B million) will become operational In October this year. Called Thai Nan (South72 words
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Article48 1971-01-30 13 TOKYO, Fri. Two Japanese securities companies Yamaichi and Daiwa received approval today from the Finance Ministry to purchase European stocks in the Amsterdam market. Last month, the ministry also granted approval to Nomura Securities to buy foreign stocks in Toronto, Frankfurt and Amsterdam. APAP - 48 words
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Article29 1971-01-30 13 (Closing buyer /seller prices for Jan. 29, in sterling per metric ton). Tone: Steady, quiet; Spot 1442 1444; 3-month 1441 1443; Settlement 1442; Total turnover 110 tons.29 words
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Article27 1971-01-30 13 (Yesterday's closing prices, in U.S. dollars per ounce). Singapore Closed; Hongkong Closed; Beirut 38.40. London 38.05: Z ur i C n 38.008, 38.155; Paris 38.52.27 words
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Article180 1971-01-30 13 SINGAPORE— MALAYSIA Merchant rates fixed yesterday by the Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore. Yesterday's noon one sterling unit: United States 2.4162/66 Canada 2.4375/95 Canada Cross 99.07/12 West Germany 8.7720/60 buying/selling rates, quoted to Netherlands 8.6885/925 Switzerland 10.3820/60 Belgium 119.90/96 France 13.3280/3320 Italy 1506.60/1507.00 Local dollars per unit180 words
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Article60 1971-01-30 13 (Yesterday's official buyer/seller prices, in pence per 1b). Tone: Quiet; ClF's Feb. 17-3/16 17-3/8, March 17-3/8 17-9/16; Spot 18-1/8 18-5/16; Settlements March 18-7/16 18-5/8, April 18-11/16 18-7/8, May 19 19-1/16, April/June 19 19-1/16, July /Sept. 19-5/8 19-3/4, Oct/Dec. 20-1/4 20-3/8, Jan/March 20-1/2 20-6/8, April/June 20-11/16 20-7/8, July/Sept. 20-15/1660 words
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Article58 1971-01-30 13 TIN $626 a plcul (down $4.12V£). The first day of trading after the Chinese New Year holidays yesterday saw the Straits tin price slip by 44.12/2 a picul to 3626 on an official turnover of 177 tons, up 18 tons on Tuesday's offering. The main enquirers in Penang58 words
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Article115 1971-01-30 13 (Yesterday's 1.30 p.m. prices, in sterling per long ton, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per long ton): Philippine/Indonesian Feb. 227, March 218V4, April 229Vi, all resellers. COCONUT OIL: Straits Unq; Malayan Jan/Feb. 171V4 quoted; Philippine (U.S. dollars per long ton) Feb /March 333; Ceylon Jan/Feb. 172 quoted;115 words
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Article425 1971-01-30 13 48-1/8 cents a lb. (up a quarter cent). The market was extremely thin and quiet yesterday, with most dealers showing no signs of interest in the proceedings. The opening level of 47--3/4 and 49-3/8 cents buyers for RSS l February and March respectively, ruled throughout the morning425 words
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Article166 1971-01-30 13 LONDON, Fri. A grain cargo was covered from the U.S. Gulf to South Japan at U S 18.25 fd for February, and from the U.S. Gulf to Poland at US$7.lO free discharge fd, also for February. A meals cargo has been fixed from the U.S. Gulf to166 words
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Article555 1971-01-30 13 Government bonds featured the stock market yesterday. The new Treasury tap stock. Treasury 6-1/2 per cent 1976 'A' was very firm following heavy buying and switching from long and medium dated issues. Other short-dated stocks firmed in sympathy but medium and long dates eased by up to555 words
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Article363 1971-01-30 13 Stocks moved higher in Gulf Life Holding was the early active trading yesterday. most actively traded issue in Advances led declines by early dealings, and it was about two-to-one and volume unchanged at 36-3/4. topped one million shares Airlines were again active. (Paid prices at 1363 words
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Article254 1971-01-30 13 AMSTERDAM ZURICH Unilever weakened in internationals yesterday but KLM was up overnight on Wall Street's performance despite bigger third quarter loss. Deli moved higher in plantations with shippings narrowly mixed. Local industrials were mixed. Heineken and Naarden Chemie were up, but Bols, Calve, Van Gelder and Van Der254 words
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Miscellaneous245 1971-01-30 13 SHIPS IN PORT THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR JANUARY 30. OUT: Benmhor 3/4; Rio De Janeiro Maru 5; Orestes 14/15; Keningau 21 east; Labuan Hadji 22; Yamayasu Maru 23/24; State of Madras 29/30; Australasia 38/39; Akashisan Maru 46; Ocean Prosper 47; Kyozui Maru 40/41245 words
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Advertisement1397 1971-01-30 14 ui ADVERTISEMENTS 1 1 M I^l7ll k QilfifM For our Classified l lfi/n MLTI F aiHro Tele-Ads Service aaaal f ga^gggaja^BjHggajggggggaj QUALIFY IN ADVERTISING through Advertising Institute of Australia expert coaching by I.C.S. (O) Ltd.. Dept. Al. P.O. Box 1538. Singapore 1. Telephone ***** ENGLISH. ELEMENTARY 4 Additional Mathematics and1,397 words
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Advertisement221 1971-01-30 14 ATa"a°b?. JV"" «""*WEAR. Available latest prints colors S U porV376 S 5 h 9 a 2 ome A Ci "es. LADIES! CLEAN YOUR DISHES the '!L 2H Wlth "SAKLIN the new powerful liquid determent the, caustlc lr 2, nd at i*; f n n it t injure milady', hands. Av.iiab?.'221 words
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Advertisement543 1971-01-30 14 ECONOMIC FLIGHTS TO EUROPE WEEKLY DEPARTURE HONGKONG/KOWLOON (MACAU) 8 Days $765 DAILY DEPARTURE HONGKONG(MACAU— BANGKOK 8 DAYS $845 DAILY DEPARTURE TAIWAN/HONGKONG/BANGKOK 12/10 DAYS $1330 $1250 ABOVE TOURS DEPART: 10-2. 21-2. 7-3. 21-3. TAIWAN/KOREA/ JAPAN/HONGKONG/BANGKOK 21/19/16 DAYS $2050. $1950. $1870 10-2. 21-2. 7-3. 21-3. JAPAN/TAIWAN/HONGKONG 16/14 DAYS $1790 $1690 4-2. 18-2.543 words
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Advertisement341 1971-01-30 14 THE SINGAPORE HERALD SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, IV/i APPOINTMENTS ASST. TRAINING IFFICEI Shell Eastern Petroleum (Pte) Ltd. have a vacancy at Pulau Bukom for an Assistant Training Officer. Candidates must: (1) be Singapore citizens between the ages of 28 and 32. (2) possess a technician's diploma in Mechanical Engineering from the341 words
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Advertisement728 1971-01-30 15 ORIENT UNtSffD. Vi (INCOWPOmTEO IN THE WCPUIHC Of INGAfOWC) ICB BUILPNG, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINCAPOWE V TEL *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE, llWf MM M'h.m Hn.n| ARRIVCS NEPTUNE AMBER 30 Jan/3 Feb 4/5 Feb 6 Feb H'burg 8/3. R'dim U/3 Havre 14/3. L don 18/3728 words
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Advertisement611 1971-01-30 16 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL |i SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No. 301 Jin. Ampanfi. Kuala Lumpur. H The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE '"!■> ara Mm* Nm«| A/rrvw. ST. CONSTANTINE* ,r Po-t L.Havra 2»/2. Mhwrg 2/3. London 4/3. R dam 8/3 Antwarp 10/3. UNCA M£ LOR 27 Fa»/2 Mar 3/* Mar611 words
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Advertisement993 1971-01-30 16 THE SINGAPOKE HER AID SATURDAY. JANUABT ju, it. jnCl Including ships sailing out of Singapore for Far nWiUVUI l\* East ports to the north-east ALASKA MARU Feb 13/14 Hongkong. Japan. Mnc^r/i c« MOSK/LEO M^. ALTAIR Feb 25/Mar 2 Japan, Pusan. KSCA?«ALCOS MASTER Apr 19/22 Osaka. Yokohama, Vancouver B.C. M^. TAIPOOSHAN993 words
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Article, Illustration1023 1971-01-30 17 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. Friendly City looks all set to score a double, by outstaying the opposition in race five here tomorrow. The Pharamond gelding's triumph over 9f on the first day was the performance of a topflight stayer. Handily placed behind the leaders,1,023 words
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Article1083 1971-01-30 17 1 5570 THREE ACES 4A (Yangpang) 9.00 Zain (9) V! 08 MASTERMIND 3 (Ford Avenue) 8.13 Tulloh Podmore (3) 3 ***** SIMBA 6 (Sing) 8.10 (F) Tan Lee (1) 4 DELL AKIS 4 (Dellaris) 8.06 Allan Coleman (10) 5 PRISCILLA'S LOVE 4 (PriaciUa) 8.06 Ahmad Subian (8) 61,083 words
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Advertisement33 1971-01-30 17 Time for the best f^.o choice v um^m j^-^j^k i tiyttc c<>< "fl VPV Also available, I I Twl Sal ignac Grande UAX||mBAI|U^^HLUBH^HBSI^^^^nC^BJ p\ g S^T V C t X t T 333 words
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Article, Illustration1180 1971-01-30 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Sungei Wang II can capture the $35,000 Tunku's Gold Cup in Race Six here on Sunday and give trainer Mansor bin Matban and owner Chong Kok Lim their first-ever Cup triumph. The Macquario gelding will go to the post a firm favourite1,180 words
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Article1291 1971-01-30 18 1 ***** NATUNA s(Gfc T) 9.00 R.Breukelen WU.on (10) 2 ***** KAISAR 4 (Kaisar) 8.13 (F) Lee Cheam (2) 3 5 TAHAN 5 (Sultan of Pahang) 8.13 Daniels Kingston (5) 4 ***** COMBINED EFFORT 4 (Utd) 8.12 Mansor PK Leon. (11) 5 7813 ROHANI 4(BJ)8.11 (F) Tan Lee1,291 words
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398 1971-01-30 19 ENGLAND'S GAMBLE IN PLAYING FLETCHER PAYS OFF SIXTH TEST ADELAIDE, Fri. England's gamble in playing injured Keith Fletcher in the Sixth Test match at Adelaide today paid off when Fletcher gave his best batting performance of the tour and helped John Edrich pave the way for a big first innings398 words
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Article265 1971-01-30 19 Stylish sprint by Katong Ocean MCINfiIEMU' "~m. KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Ipoh trainer Eddie van Breukelen's Cup prospect Katong Ocean did a sparkling workout on a good track here this morning. With Johnny Nelson astride, the Dara Grey sprinted stylishly over 3f in 36-4/5. He should be one of the top265 words
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Article, Illustration444 1971-01-30 19 MONTE CARLO, Fri. Alpine Renault swept the board by taking the first three places in the Monte Carlo Rally, according to unofficial results. Ove Andersson of Sweden and his co-driver David Stone of Britain took first place, followed by Jean-Luc Therier444 words
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206 1971-01-30 19 JOE MONTEIRO scored the only goal of the friendly hockey match for Singapore Recreation Club against Khalsa Association on the Padang yesterday. Recs started confidently with good moves by the forward One, but keen anticipation and deft tackling by Khalsa's fullbacks, Chamkaur Singh and206 words
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176 1971-01-30 19 SINGAPORE Cricket Association will start this season early to give the selectors more time to pick a good team for the inter-port match against Hongkong here in April. Clubs are requested to send their entries early for the league. This will enable the tournament176 words
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Article227 1971-01-30 19 TEE up times for League and Social match between Keppel and RAF Tengah at Bukit Chermin, tomorrow. (Keppel first). LEAGUE IST TEE: 8.00 a.m. H. R. Perry (6) PhUip Phang (12) vs Barnett (8) Sandison (12); 8.06 E. le Mercier (7) Stephen Wee (9) vs Kane (10)227 words
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180 1971-01-30 19 FEBRUARY will be a busy month for Singapore's yachting clubs. Each will hold a regatta. The first event is the Naval Base Sailing Club's annual regatta this weekend. This will be followed by the inter-services regatta on Feb. 3 to 5, also at the180 words
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Miscellaneous53 1971-01-30 19 DAVY JONES By Sam Left M'VE HEARD A LOT T OH...ER, PEOPLE DO 'H L*-^^IF HALF OF JT IS -1 fuH... HA-HA... DAVY V BUT THIS JOB N^ O #1 W\BOUT YOU, MARCO^EXAGGERATE, YOU KNOW.J Mf&3 TRUE... YOU'RE AND I ARE PARTNERS,) CALLS FOR ONLY r r \L. w ij53 words
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Miscellaneous582 1971-01-30 19 TODAY lUGBY: SCC vs RAF Tengah (Padang 5 p.m.) SOCCER: Govt. Services League Div. 2 A: General hospital vs Police "A"; AUPE vs Polytechnic; Div. 3B: Govt. Printing Office vs Prisons; Survey Dept. vs V.C. "A" (all .natches at Farrer Park 5 p.m.) GOLF: Hasten Cup final (Keppel). IiEGATTA: NBSC/FEFSA582 words
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372 1971-01-30 20 TEHERAN, Iran, Fri. Serious gaps between the positions of the international oil companies and the producer countries of the Persian Gulf were reported today as they went into a further round of price negotiations. "Talks are tough and hard but a372 words
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Article39 1971-01-30 20 DACCA, Fri. Turkish Foreign Minister Ihsan Sabri Caglayangil today ruled out the possibility of extending the scope of the Regional Cooperation for Development (RCD) Organisation to include a defence agreement between Iran, Turkey and Pakistan.39 words
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Article, Illustration441 1971-01-30 20 A 37-MEMBER Japanese investment mission arrived in Singapore last night to hold d discussions with Gover nment officials on investtmentprospects here. The delegation, which flew in from Jakarta, is headed by the President of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Mr. Teiichiro Morinaga, and the441 words
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Article415 1971-01-30 20 Police grab four of jewel gang DETECTIVES who have been tracking a gang of jewel robbers for five months believe they have got their men. Four men wanted in connection with armed thefts of cash and gems worth $100,000 are now in jail. A fifth man, wanted in connection with415 words
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183 1971-01-30 20 CANBERRA, Fri. Prime Minister Jean Gorton Untight waned overseas Investors ■ot to start bob dwelling construction until they have lint discussed plans with the Australian Treasury. Gorton was making a strong address to the nation on the rising Inflationary crisis In183 words
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81 1971-01-30 20 FROM 10 a.m. on Monday, new traffic arrangements will be introduced for Sophia Road and Wllkie Road between Seiegie Road and Ntven Road. Under the new arrangements the direction of the traffic flow in Wilkie and Sophia Roads will be reversed. Traffic will now81 words
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Article497 1971-01-30 20 CONCERN OVER THEIR ACCOUNTABILITY TO PARLIAMENT A STRICTER accounting check of statutory institutions and State-owned enterprises has been urged by a Parliamentary committee. In its report published yesterday, the Public Accounts Committee said it was concerned "over the question of accountability of statutory institutions and497 words
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248 1971-01-30 20 SINGAPORE is building a $130,000 glassbottomed boat in which tourists can cruise round the island. The boat will carry more than 20 people and will be ready for delivery in a month's time. Disclosing this last night, Mr. Runnv? Shaw, chairman of248 words
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239 1971-01-30 20 MANILA, Fri. The Philippine Ambassador to Indonesia asked the Pacific Area Travel Association (PATA) today to consider developing "contact and travel trade" with China, and as he spoke the Taiwanese walked out. Mr Modesto Farolan said this could239 words
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Article53 1971-01-30 20 THE CAPE, Fri. One of the yachts taking part in the tape to Rio race, the South African sloop Pioneer, sank yesterday after hitting a whale. The .five people on board the Pioneer, which was lying third at the time, were saved by an53 words