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Title Section15 1971-02-15 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 176 Singapore Monday, February 15, 1971 MC(P) No. 2525 15 CENTS15 words
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Article634 1971-02-15 1 U.S. air raid error in Laos HANOI TROOPS SURROUND LONG CHENG VIENTIANE, Sun. American fighter bombers, called m to help repel a North Vietnamese ground assault, accidentally bombed the secret CIA (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency) guerilla base at Long Cheng m Laos early today. The planes dropped bombs on the634 words
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Article165 1971-02-15 1 BANGKOK, Sun. The news that General Yang Pao (defending the base of Long Cheng) last week brought his two wives to a Bangkok hospital was greeted with surprise m Thailand's capital. Many people thought the Meo leader had only one. "Actually," the Bangkok Post reported today, "heAFP - 165 words
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143 1971-02-15 1 AGREEMENT ON OIL: UP U.S.35 CENTS FOR CRUDE TEHERAN, Sun. International oil companies and the six Persian Gulf members of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) today signed an agreement, raising posted crude oil prices by U.S. 35 cents per barrel. The five-year agreement, reached after more than a143 words
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Article65 1971-02-15 1 OHIO, Sun. John Waugh of East Clifton, a Cincinnati suburb, sheepishly called police yesterday to report that during a snow storm on Friday night he accidentally towed a Volkswagen home. He said he was about a mile from home when he backed up and pulled65 words
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Article, Illustration191 1971-02-15 1 HUMAN CHAIN HELP FOR VILLAGE JROAD WORK NATIONAL Servicemen joined villagers ln a gotong royong project yesterday to repair a onemile stretch of road m a Jurong village. The MP Cor Jurong, Mr. He Kah Leong, laanched the project At Track 41, 16 milestone, Jurong Road. In his speech, Mr.191 words
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Article51 1971-02-15 1 A NATIONAL serviceman was shot dead while on sentry duty at the Jalan Teck Whye army camp last night. Residents said they heard a rifle shot at about 8.30 p.m. It was not known whether the rifle he was carrying had been triggered off51 words
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157 1971-02-15 1 TRAIN-IN -TUNNEL BLAZE: 33 DIE, 120 HURT ZENICA, Yugoslavia, Sun. At least 33 people were killed and 120 Injured today when the engines of a dieselelectric train and several cars caught fire and got stuck inside Vranduk Tunnel, near this Bosnian city. Most of those injured suffered from poisoning byAP; AFP - 157 words
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233 1971-02-15 1 Now a metric base for payment of duty AS OF TODAY, dutiable goods such as tobacco, petrol and beer can be measured m metric units kilograms (kilos for short: k) and grams (g), litres (1) and cubic centimetres (ccm) as well as m their avoirdupois equivalents. As the Metrication Act233 words
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Article52 1971-02-15 1 PESHAWAR, Sun. Mr Zulfikar Aii Bhutto and his Pakistan People's Party, the leading party m West Pakistan, are threatening to boycott the con-stitution-writing National Assembly session a move which would plunge the country into its deepest political crisis since the downfall of Field Marshal Avub Khan'sAP - 52 words
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Article33 1971-02-15 1 NAIROBI: Final editions of the Sunday Nation newspaper carried a two-column page one item today denying rumours that former Opposition leader and one time Kenya Viceresident Oginga Odinea had died m detention. APAP - 33 words
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Article, Illustration158 1971-02-15 1 Dr Chiang joins First National City Bank on March 1 DR. CHIANG Hai Ding, MP for Ulu Pandan, has resigned from the University of Singapore and joined the First National City Bank as its economist. A statement, issued yesterday by the bank's resident vice-president, Mr. Wong Nang Jang, said that158 words
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Article67 1971-02-15 1 JERUSALEM, Sun. Israel's Cabinet ended a sixhour session today with a decision to continue pressing Egypt for a declaration of readiness to make peace. Qualified sources said this indicated Premier Golda Meir and her Cabinet had rejected U.N. envoy Gunnar Jarring's peace initiative. However, noAP - 67 words
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Advertisement102 1971-02-15 1 cFact 6& fancyon the cocktail X(i SSi r -0^ JJtfi Wm.s' mixable Connoiseurs l^-a# claim that the rich Navy rum is the only real rum. But there is also the ultra light Cuban rum. The pungent Jamaican rum. The light and dry Trinidad rum. And the Demerara rum that tends102 words
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Miscellaneous11 1971-02-15 1 WEATHER outlook for Singapore from C a.m. to noon today: Fair.11 words
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Article, Illustration412 1971-02-15 2 JEAN LECLERC - JEAN LECLERC By dv SABLON PEKING. A n important series of SinoJapanese political talks begins this week m Peking, where former Japanese Foreign Minister Alichiro Fujiyama, leader of a Parliamentary group which advocates diplomatic relations with China, arrived last night at the head ofAFP - 412 words
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Article, Illustration574 1971-02-15 2 WILLIAM M. OATIS - Thant's job: Now a third candidate WILLIAM M. OATIS DAPPER CEYLONESE ENTERS RACE By UNITED NATIONS: The latest man to be put forward for U.N. Secretary-General is a stylish 57-year-old bachelor from Ceylon, U.N. Ambassador Hamilton Shirley Amerasinghe. Diplomatic sources say his Government is now m the process of informing574 words
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346 1971-02-15 2 CRACKERFIRING: HOW TO MAKE IT SAFE CHINESE NEW YEAR without crackers is like Christmas without the Christmas tree. Both are fire hazards and potential dangers to life and limb. I am afraid the Prime Minister's suggestion that crackerfiring be televised will hardly fill m for the real thing. Rather than346 words
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291 1971-02-15 2 NS jobs Act: Clarify these points SOME discrepancies m enforcing the National Service Employment Act have caused much concern to working citizens and commercial firms alike. In enforcing the Act, the Authority concerned has failed to clarify some of its contents which I and many others think are quite relevant291 words
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Article476 1971-02-15 2 Smoke from a small campus fire WHERE there is smoke there is fire. Sometimes, however, small fires can give forth a disproportionate amount of smoke. This would appear to be the case at the University of Singapore. A careful consideration of the complaints made by members of the academic staff,476 words
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Advertisement45 1971-02-15 2 #^llBfl^h_itWlßolKatti^AolKtia4ftfl|y i i <f the most f c K§nge of c Wines 1 Z 1 I Food Beverage (Pte) Ltd., 21 5j 875 Bukit Timah Road, 6 m.s., g Singapore 10. Te1 .*****3 al ***M&T*\jt'****>*ty?\ k j/^1 Monday. February 15, 1971 />y THE SINGAPORE HERALD45 words
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Miscellaneous83 1971-02-15 2 JULES FEIFFER -^____IZZII~~~ Uki A U^ [L &H was ihat a mm em me of a ja//. < w asm^ ~m iwfst zau. TTjp~" .....I I, j l"B5a _W>JU-nl Wen Jj ffiffljE SEaa iit jl I A n 'it-r&tr/ tr T«-\BK-i 1 I _l i|C j^lll'l [l^-^^vll M JK-I /Jl83 words
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164 1971-02-15 3 UNION: WE HAVE NO LINK WITH ANY POLITICAL PARTY «t T Catering Services g* Workers Union, n !r epres€BtB -***ft* of tile Ming Court Hotel, has deaJed that it is sympathetic to the Barisan Sosialis. Mr. C.P. Wong, secretary or the union, has said that there is absolutely no basis164 words
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Article96 1971-02-15 3 SINGAPORE will have two representatives at the 14th session of the Committee on Trade of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE) m Bangkok starting on Tuesday. They are Mr. Tan Im Kian, Senior Assistant Director, Trade Division, Ministry of Finance and96 words
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Article50 1971-02-15 3 KUCHING, Sun. The Rajah Charles Brooke Memorial Hospital admitted 58 new leprosy patients last year and discharged 54, the E resident of the Sarawak ranch of the Malaysian Leprosy Relief Association, Mr. Ang Lai Soon, said today. The hospital, he added, now had 275 patients, mostly males.50 words
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187 1971-02-15 3 Wax museum: Suggestion to show atrocities THE Appeal Committee for Singapore Chinese massacred by Japanese has suggested that if a waxworks museum is to be built, a tableau showing atrocities committed by Japanese Occupation forces should find a place m it. The committee is opposing the plan of the Singapore187 words
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165 1971-02-15 3 THE Ocean Steam Ship Group has formed anew company m Singapore, Repcon International, to repair and maintain containers. Repair and maintenance of containers is expected to be an important industry m Singapore with the large number of container ships that are expected to165 words
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Article, Illustration580 1971-02-15 3 NELLY KOE - NELLY KOE By EX-PRISONER Yeoh Pheck Chuan has found meaning to his work of helping other former prisoners learn a trade and adjust to life outside prison again after serving their sentences. Yeoh, 35, teaches woodwork at the training workshop of the Singapore580 words
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Advertisement166 1971-02-15 3 At last, a mistress tyou can afford to koon W^,.^^ I **\*mmmmmmW mm m^"^ fMTMMaMr m SUZUKI aa*******************\ m^. The MOO Mark I by suzuki _____________B. ____i mmW- >^_X VW immm* A*mm i^w\ _> XjM 1 aH *^_h_________b ______B^' ___^_L_N h__a m mm -MBk^TxJsßS^'' <:-:3<a*mma _______"F* _9S_^___._ > v^__l '..mm'166 words
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250 1971-02-15 4 THE Family Planning and Population Board has been reinstated according to its chairman, Dr. V.M.S. Thevathasan. He declined further comment and said the board's future plans would be announced later. The board was set up m January 1966 with a five-year programme to recruit250 words
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Article, Illustration312 1971-02-15 4 A shift now toward a more gracious style of living WITH the housing problem largely solved, city planners would bow emphasise on design that would turn Singapore into "a truly garden city/* according to Mr. E.W. Barker, Minister for Law and National Development. "This decade will briag new problems calling312 words
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Article114 1971-02-15 4 Transport talks end in Tokyo TOKYO, Sun. Experts from eight South-East Asian countries have just concluded a meeting to discuss regional co-operation m promoting transportation and communications projects. It was the ninth session of the co-ordinating committee of South-East Asian senior officials on transport and communications, which was set up114 words
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Article29 1971-02-15 4 A 70- YEAR-OLD man, Ramakala, of Changi Road, was killed instantly when he was run down by a car m Changi Road, 7 m.s., early yesterday.29 words
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382 1971-02-15 4 Post office delivers overseas mail first LAST week, a postman returned from his rounds to his sub-post office with quite a lot of mail undelivered. When he was reprimanded by the postmaster, he took off his uniform, handed it m, and walked out m his singlet and underwear. He has382 words
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93 1971-02-15 4 TOYOTA cars sold locally are free of the dashboard faults found m vehicles made for sale m America, a Borneo Motors spokesman said on Saturday. He was commenting on an agency report that Toyota of Japan had recalled over 100,000 of their vehicles m93 words
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Article41 1971-02-15 4 MR. Wee Mon Cheng, chairman of the finance committee of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, will open an exhibition of paintings of horses by Mr. Hauw Sing Kong at 5.30 p.m. on Friday at the Chamber's Hill Street headquarters.41 words
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Article, Illustration16 1971-02-15 4 'Did ya //AVBtd shake m m fbomt ofthe TOU6HEST KIO IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD?"16 words
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Article263 1971-02-15 4 Spur to work closely THE Singapore Planning and Urban Research Group (Spur) has agreed to work with the International Ecology University which is being set up m California to deal with problems of pollution and social stress on a world-wide basis. lEU, which appealed for local support through the Herald263 words
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63 1971-02-15 4 April course on computers by Nantah NANYANG University's computer centre is planning to introduce a four- week intensive course m computer programming for non-students m April. The director of the centreProf. Hsu Loke Soo, said yesterday that about 60 people from various public sectors including educational institutions and industries would63 words
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Advertisement605 1971-02-15 4 AGATHA? i MM m^T m9 m* m^ m m mm Tm m B_W¥¥^_Bl 10TH EXPLOSIVE DAYI 11 a.m.. MM. 4.00. A-JO A 8.30 pM*. j "EL COMOO«" Technicolor Jim Brown. Loo Van Cleef BJ^22_B_B_^_a_____aa^___BaiaGs3_________B HOW SHOWI HOI < 11 a.m.. 130. 4.00. *-30 A 9 30 p.m. Metro Goldwyn Mayer605 words
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Miscellaneous51 1971-02-15 4 i UM! i THE following numbers were picked m yesterday's Toto draw No 12/71: 32, 22, 2, 33, 39. Additional number: 45. In the circles draw the numbers were 4, 17 and 24. TODAY: 1.34 a.m. (9.0 ft.); IJi p.m. (8.8 ft.); TOMORROW 1.57 a.m. (9.1 ft.); 2.11 p.m. (8.351 words
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Article, Illustration394 1971-02-15 5 REFINERY CONSTRUCTION WILL PUSH UP THE DEMAND SUPPLY of sand for building purposes m Singapore will fall short of demand when construction of oil refineries begins m the middle of this year, according to a local sand supplier. The shortage will, however, be temporary,394 words
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89 1971-02-15 5 MEDAN, Sun. An Indonesian ship will be used to ensure an uninterrupted Bel a wan -Penang ferry service until it is replaced by the Malaysian Government. This was disclosed by the Director-General of Sea Communications, Mr. Harjono Nimpuno, who said that the ferry serviceBernama - 89 words
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Article88 1971-02-15 5 DR. MANGAL Chotta Singh one of the oldest Indian musi cians of Singapore passec away yesterday at 9.30 a.m. ai his Cuff Road home. He was 82 and had been afl ing for some time. One of the first doctors tc graduate from Ring Edwarc88 words
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93 1971-02-15 5 PENANG, Sun. A group of New Zealander engineers is expected to arrive this month (or early m March) to discuss ways of carrying out site and foundation investigations for the construction of the east-west highway, the acting New Zealand High Commissioner93 words
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Article70 1971-02-15 5 KOTA KINABALU, Sun. Naafi's operations m the Far East will be slashed by half next year with the rundown of British forces the annual turnover reduced from $50 million to $25 million. The decline m Naafi operations will be most felt m the family business70 words
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Advertisement131 1971-02-15 5 dirt and n: II *^Br are no I UIUDICIIIifIL/ V mBBLW till I 4"__rv aaAWVT '#4sMim~$ l -aii^ H UI 11-Cff <;*:'r^|* Jo** IMF a mW Mmmmf m\j Mif _fVWWT_/V__lA ___fe_ fcf-*«-^^_. A I wHm^^^^^Mi OAT 1 \7A W fl -7 aF ill W _U W ••^T liam W ______ll131 words
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Article, Illustration241 1971-02-15 6 Scout critics told: Come for heart-to-heart talks... THE Scout Chief Commissioner, Mr. Chu C hui Lum, has invited critics of the Scout Association to meet him privately m Sands House to thrash things out. Sands House is the Scout Association's headquarters, located m Clemenceau Avenue. "Our doors are always open,"241 words
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124 1971-02-15 6 THE Port of Singapore Authority has turned down a request by the Hong Yong Thai Association to retain half of its 142-acre cemetery land for welfare purposes. The land is being acquired by the PSA as part of a 180--acre site to124 words
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Article86 1971-02-15 6 FIFTY-eight secondary school students are to learn how Parliament works m a Youth-in-Parliament project organised by the Chinese YMCA. The students, from 17 schools, will discuss major community issues during the fi ,r e-day session which begins on Feb. 22. DDD TALK ON ANTI-BODIES PROF. A.A. Benedict86 words
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358 1971-02-15 6 THE Ministry of Education is urged to break up into separate units so that various schemes reflecting human creativeness can be carried out easily. The suggestion is made by Mr. Francis Thomas, principal of St. Andrew's School m a paper submitted358 words
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325 1971-02-15 6 TEACHERS— FORGET COLONIAL DAYS, ACCEPT ADVICE TEACHERS should treat school inspectors as advisers instead of as "demi-gods" with powers solely to appoint, discipline and dismiss. This fear, which has turned many teachers and principals too into "bundles of nerves" after an inspector has visited the school,325 words
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Article75 1971-02-15 6 MR. Soh Chuan Swee, President of Rotary Club East, will present awards to two students for technical training m the Geylang Serai Industrial Training Centre, at Lion City Hotel on Feb. 26 at 5.30 p.m. At the presentation which will mark the celebration of the 66th75 words
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Article, Illustration350 1971-02-15 6 Road safety starts with the three E's— expert AN AMERICAN road safety expert, Mr. Donald G. Vaughn, yesterday spoke of the three Es Education, Enforcement and Engineering that will cut down the rate of road accidents here. Mr. Vaughn, who arrived here last Friday for a three-month visit sponsored by350 words
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233 1971-02-15 6 ONE HUNDRED and twenty women suspected of prostitution or m danger of engaging In it were brought to the Social Welfare Department last year In the period between January and September. According to reports from the Department, anti-vice raids carried ont by233 words
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69 1971-02-15 6 Pakistan Navy vessel open to public today THE Pakistan Navy destroyer Jahangir and three patrol boats arrived m Singapore yesterday for a three-day goodwill visit. Commander K.H. Zia and his officers will host a reception this evening for local dignitaries. The 2,000-ton Jahangir, will be open to the public from69 words
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Miscellaneous81 1971-02-15 6 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker r 7 z FEEL I I suae m YSE V back IRT -A 7 OTTO WOULD X. A STUPV PO N <£ THAT SUTJ 1 UP/ A STRAIGHT/ If I AT EASE/ ).1 AT PA-SPI REALLY LltfE J% T V_. F INSPECT HIM J^V^^^flL_Vl> *SMll81 words
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Article, Illustration156 1971-02-15 7 Town planners hold first annual dinner THE Town Planning Institute (Singapore Branch) held its first annual dinner at the Hilton Ballroom on Saturday. Guests of honour were the Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker and his wife. Chartered surveyors, planners, architects and engineers supported the event and156 words
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Article, Illustration550 1971-02-15 7 Nancy Wong' s - Nancy Wong's AFTER THE MINI, MAXI AND M1D1... social Afotei THE maxi and midi are dead. The mini is not spoken of. With these words Ken Scott introduced his "Fashion Spectacular" at the Garden Terrace of the Hyatt Hotel last Thursday and had everyone wondering what550 words
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Advertisement108 1971-02-15 7 The photograph above is tha top of our distillation column— a vital part of the refinery. It came from out of space Singapore is not a very large island, and Government, found exactly what we wanted every trect of lend must be utilised to its on an island off Singapore's108 words
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Miscellaneous83 1971-02-15 7 a.m. 5 p.m.: One-man art show by Ismail Muda at the National Library. 7 p.m.: Night bazaars at Balestier Road; Jurong Road (7Vfe ms); Jalan Bukit Ho Swee; Lorong 3 (Geylang); Prinsep Street; Queen's Crescent, Siglap Avenue and Tanjong Katong Road. 8 p.m.: Malay music session at the National Theatre83 words
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Article114 1971-02-15 8 MR MALCOLM CALDWELL, lecturer, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, will speak on "Southeast Asia a study m economic inequalities" at the Kerala Association, Race Course Road, on Feb. 21 at 5.30 p.m. TEN leading Japanese manufacturers of mechanical press and shearing, bending and wireAP - 114 words
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449 1971-02-15 8 Oil: Talks with Libya start this week TEHERAN, Sun. Western oil companies have reached agreement with the six producing countries of the Persian Gulf region on higher posted crude oil prices. "The oil companies have accepted all our demands," Iranian Finance Minister Jamshid Amuzegar said at a Press conference todayAFP; AP - 449 words
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1106 1971-02-15 8 The Hongkong scene From Bob Hawkins m Hongkong SIR John Cowperthwaite, the giant of a man who has kept a tight grip on this British colony's purse-strings since the early *****, will present his last budget on February 24. Later thisIntrasia - 1,106 words
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Article94 1971-02-15 8 HONGKONG (Rates m Hongkong dollars, for Feb. 13) On New York TT 6.0225 South Vietnam (per ?\??]r,_I 0 D 6015 1.000 piastres) 16.80 Gold (99% Oneness, Sterling (per *•*•> 293.50 pound) 14 46 Note Rates: Singapore (per China (per 100 dollars) 196.10 100 renminbi) 180.00 Malaysia (per94 words
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Article384 1971-02-15 8 The market advanced m active trading on Saturday, with sentiment helped by the further cut m bank rate m the United States. Demand was spread over a wide front including automobiles, electric home appliances, housing-related issues, constructions and real estate. Major gainers included Sony t Pioneer, Daiwa384 words
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Article, Illustration323 1971-02-15 8 PEOPLE in business Mr KEE HWA KOK, managing director of Uni (Pte.) Ltd., a credit group (chit fund) company which opened for business recently on the 2nd floor, Selegie Complex. Selegie Road. He is a partner of Soon Hong Sawmill and visiting manager of several rubber estates m Johore Between323 words
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Article281 1971-02-15 8 Australian share markets continued to show nervousness as rescue operations for Mineral Securities failed to bring any confidence back into the market. Two further announcements sent the market reeling. Meggitt Ltd., a vegetable oil seed manufacturer, reported that its 1970 profit had been overstated by $127,000, reducing281 words
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Article359 1971-02-15 8 A Carroll-Marx LONDON, Sun. The London Stock Exchange said the council suspended from trading m any manner whatsoever Messrs L.A. Moss, M.R. Nix and J.A.V. Wickett (trading as Messrs A. Carroll-Marx and Co) from Thursday pending clarification of tne firm's financial position. During the suspension, the Central StockReuter - 359 words
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Advertisement11 1971-02-15 8 DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES KmSS." Co, < te ck 292 AmKl VSif11 words
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339 1971-02-15 9 AFTER an easier start last week, the share market rallied m mid-week but finished on a mixed note with most prices still lower on balance The bulk of activity could be described as speculative and the blue chips were rather ignored by investors as339 words
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222 1971-02-15 9 TOKYO, Sun. -Three joint ventnres between major Japanese and American textile companies have been approved by Japan's Foreign Investment Council. The council said the approval was In line with the Government's policy of preventing a farther deterioration la the JapaaU.S. textile dispute. (Talks between tkeAFP - 222 words
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Article1466 1971-02-15 9 - STOCK EXCHANGE ■mR OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE Price Closing Prices Yield Weekly Turnovers Jan. 1971 or High Low Company on week Buyers Sellers Divid. Earn. Ready Delayed '000 or *000 or SINGAPORE INCORPORATED INDUSTRIALS 1.43 1.38 Acma 1.30 1.38 11.2 2.92 2.70 Allied Choc. 2.80 2.90 4.21,466 words
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Article723 1971-02-15 9 SINGAPORE TRACTION COMPANY: noon, March at registered office, MacKenzle Road, Singapore. PETALING TIN: March 10 at registered office, 2 Station Road, Ipoh. Singapore Malaysia Feb. 8 644.53 423.11 9 647.37 423.97 10 651.44 425.13 11 653.70 427.01 12 653.92 425.05 Chances on week -3.13 -0.24 WORLD GOLD (Saturday's723 words
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636 1971-02-15 9 TOKYO, Sun. Finance Minister Takeo Fukuda said m Diet (Parliament) yesterday that Japan had no objections to settling trade accounts with China on a remminbi (Chinese currency) basis. Up to now, the two countries m their trade deals have quoted and settled m poundsAFP; AP - 636 words
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Article76 1971-02-15 9 The United Nations Industrial Development Organisation m co-operation with the Russian Government is offering an inplant group training course for engineers, m the field of organisation of standardisation systems m manufacturing industries. The two-week course m English will be conducted m Russia from Dec. 4 to 20. It76 words
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Article42 1971-02-15 9 Current Date Total for Total for payment payable the year previous year Taiping Rubber (1) 15 Apr. 2 20 20 M. B. B. S. (2) 15% 15% 15% NOTE: (1) Final dividend; (2) Final of 12% and bonus of 3%.42 words
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125 1971-02-15 10 LONDON, Sua. The BBC refused com meat today oa a newspaper's claim that some of the network's disc jockeys and producers accepted payola to promote records including oa a 'bed for plug' basis. The mass circulation News of The World said -clandestine deals125 words
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Article106 1971-02-15 10 BELTSVILLE, Maryland, Sun. Farm scientist David Dinius has discovered a new method of solving the problem of how to get rid of old news papers he feeds them to cows. But he first turns them into a tasty dish by grinding them up with106 words
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Article70 1971-02-15 10 TEHERAN, Sun. British Foreign Office representative, Sir William Luce, who has just completed a tour of the coastal states on the Persian Gulf, had talks yesterday for over an hour with the Shah of Iran. Sir WUliam gave the Shah his impressions of the projected FederationAFP - 70 words
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Article64 1971-02-15 10 NEW YORK, Sun. More than one million people are expected to attend memorial services planned m cities throughout the World today for William Griffith Wilson, cofounder of Alcholics Anonymous, who died Jan. 24. 24. Wilson, co-founder of AA m 1935 with Dr. Robert Smith of64 words
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242 1971-02-15 10 TOA PAYOH residents are going to ask the Housing Board a second time to provide lift attendants, the secretary of the Toa Payoh Flat Owners' Association, Mr. Chang Boon Leong said yesterday. Mr. Chang said he welcomed the Board's latest warning to tenants242 words
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Article49 1971-02-15 10 THE HAGUE, Sun. A British super-tanker, the 120,000--ton Ard Taraig, ran around today m the North Sea near the Hook of Holland. Attempts were being made to refloat the tanker, which loaded with crude oil was bound for the British Petfo leum refinery at Rotterdam AFP.49 words
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Article51 1971-02-15 10 HIROSHIMA, Japan, Sun. Sixty cyclists left Hiroshima today for a three-week, 560--mile trip to Tokyo where they will urge Prime Minister Eisaku Sato to attend the annual memorial services for the victims here on Aug. 6, the 26th anniversary of the atom bombing of this51 words
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Article, Illustration18 1971-02-15 10 SOUTH Vietnam troops ordered into Laos assemble on a bleak hilltop base near Khe Sanhto board U.S. helicopters.18 words
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Article399 1971-02-15 10 ELEVEN new members have been elected to the 55-man management committee of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce for 1971/72. Four were from the Hokkien group, three from affiliated trade associations, two from the San Chiang group and one each from the Teochew and Cantonese groups. Mr.399 words
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Article, Illustration75 1971-02-15 10 THE $22 million Imperial Hotel m Jalan Rumbia off Oxley Rise will be opened today. The 14-storey hotel contains a continental restaurant, a 24-hour coffee house, a bar, a swimming pool aad a shopping arcade. The hotel, on which work was started on Aug. 1, 1968,75 words
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231 1971-02-15 10 Bill on donation of human organs being drafted A HEALTH Ministry committee is working on a new Bill to regulate donations of human organs. The committee, made up of doctors and lawyers, was set up last year and is headed by the director of Medical Services, Dr. Ho Guan Lim.231 words
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Article, Illustration212 1971-02-15 10 Town planners to liberalise members rules THE Town Planning Institute (Singapore Branch) will adopt a "liberal policy" this year to increase its membership. Its chairman, Mr. Chua Peng Chye, said that membership had always been small, compared with other professional bodies. Speaking at the Instituted first annual dinner on Saturday,212 words
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Advertisement122 1971-02-15 10 j" 'EMAM Off HCUITIES i Facing with difficulties m your P m Examinations? ja j Hours can be wasted studying the k j wrong things m the wrong way. r j The Examiners and Lecturers of the f University of London will teach you w 4 how to score the122 words
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Miscellaneous395 1971-02-15 10 wTarSvOpG I— m***MMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMMMm Dame Luck is coyly Home interests are i glancing your way bet- again prominent they A ew responsibility een ll and 3so be tend to be with Cancer p r p f_ conc erning alert to seize any anyway and one or lder f° lk a395 words
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Title Section24 1971-02-15 11 THE SINGAPORE herald Section II Monday, Feb. 15, 1971 .mm cA* M/ **a. v «h, wm/ p„., 13/14 HeALTH Fo<tut /WEW /Pw 15 TJ—24 words
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247 1971-02-15 11 SAIGON, Sun. The proGovernment daily Doc Lap today said Cambodian Premier Gen. Lon Nol's illness came at a crucial time and might be a "diplomatic" one. Doc Lap said that Cambodian generals were no longer interested m fighting and this may brought on247 words
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Article72 1971-02-15 11 BARCELONA, Sun. Barcelona police yesterday arrested a score of students m clashes resulting from a lastminute ban of a pop concert by the American singer Pete Seeger. Ten thousand students were present for the concert at the School Industrial Engineering when the Barcelona Governnor'sAFP - 72 words
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Article74 1971-02-15 11 COPENHAGEN, Sun. The Prime Ministers of Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland signed an agreement today which will establish a "permanent Nordic Council of Ministers" when the five Parliaments have ratified it. The council, to be composed of one Minister from each of the countries andAFP - 74 words
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57 1971-02-15 11 TEL AVIV, Sun. Arabs and Israelis may be at war, but an Arab airline is buying kosher meals specially prepared by Israel's state airline, reports El Al Airways. Airline officials said they believed this was for the benefit of Muslim passengers who, like57 words
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91 1971-02-15 11 Nun-running cases 'were exaggerated' VATICAN CITY, Sun. The Vatican enquiry into claims that young Indian trainee nuns were "exported" to European convents against their will has found that the press exaggerated the facts out of ail proportion, it was announced today. Several* "irregularities", however, had been confirmed. Father John Heston,91 words
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Article, Illustration436 1971-02-15 11 Manila move to take over 1 7 industries MARCOS: NO RETALIATION IF BILL IS FAIR AND JUST MANILA, Sun. A move to nationalise 17 industries, including the petrol and oil industries, began m the Philippine House of Representatives yesterday. 1 Tfce move --coincided with a warning by Opposition Liberal PartyAFP - 436 words
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Article186 1971-02-15 11 MOSCOW, Sun. Hie Soviet Communist Party Central Committee has approved provisional economic objectives for IS7I-75, Including plans to raise national revenue by between 37 and 40 per cent, the Soviet news agency Tass said today. Tass added that the draft proposed an Increase In personalAFP - 186 words
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Article, Illustration42 1971-02-15 11 SOUTH Vietnamese troops -arch m file along a section of the Ho Chi Minh trail, 12 miles inside the Laotian border. Above them is a bamboo and foliage canopy built by North Vietnaiase which prevents detection of the trail from the air.42 words
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Article261 1971-02-15 11 New Jordan fighting kills 21 AMMAN, Sun.— Twenty-one people were killed m the latest flare-up of fighting between the Palestinian guerillas and the Jordanian security forces according to figures announced by both siH«» R Eighteen Palestinians ll commandos and seven civilians lost their lives, a spokesman for the Central Committee261 words
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Article122 1971-02-15 11 LONDON, Sun. Former Premier Harold Wilson last night accused Prime Minister Edward Heath of being willing to accept "humiliating terms" to get Britain into the Common Market. Addressing representatives of local Labour Party Associations at a reception m the House of Commons, Mr. Wilson,122 words
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Article46 1971-02-15 11 JAKARTA, Sun. The Indonesian armed forces will con duct from March 31 a census on its members including its civilian personnel, the Security and Defence Department announced today. Members of the armed forces now total about 450,000 excluding its civilian employees. i V46 words
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256 1971-02-15 11 Senators demand Vietnam pullout date WASHINGTON, Sun.— Illinois Senators Adlai Stevenson 111 and Charles Percy said today the Nixon Administration should declare a definite schedule for the withdrawal of all American troops from South Vietnam. One reason, said Sen. Stevenson, "is to make it crystal clear to President Thieu andAP - 256 words
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Advertisement111 1971-02-15 11 The of ti/'tirfwim J&Smf jfIpMHL \^S&W 111 Wr wf\\ vT^f a* '^mM* I _____r_i__^w_ J ii«** ■■'f^m*m* o *\m^m**^^ -'■Lt 3^"*" **f^ _____r ____T ___h _____Pl____3*^^^_^^^^^ W* m^^**%\ mm^^ -J__^^^___r m of urn v t*w _____!r ______L______ x _______^____F __H —3%m0 *ll KxwCJr 4 flights weekly from Singapore to Saigon111 words
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Article, Illustration253 1971-02-15 12 m !L A E? Ik C E sl E^\? 0,,8t0 A ot the lirWmr*, !U!__!I! k *a o P 0 0 "Plorers. To his left, m this picture released by NASA yesterday, Is the moon lauding i_.2!!!i_!f__P ar ""IS i 8 "rickahaw" of scientific CTO In**' surface to set253 words
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CABLES WORLD WIDE
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175 1971-02-15 12 MONTEVIDEO, Sun. A communique said to be from the Tupamaro guerillas announced yesterday that agreement has been reached for the release of Brazilian consul Aloysio Dias Gomide, held longer than any other political kidnap victim. The communique said Dias Gomide will be released when175 words
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Article36 1971-02-15 12 KATHMANDU, Nepal, Sun. General Ne Win, chairman of the Burmese Revolutionary Council will visit Nepal next week for three days at the invitation of King Mahendra. it was announced today. AFPAFP - 36 words
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Article117 1971-02-15 12 REGGIO CLABRIA, Italy, Sun.— Rioting residents beat police and erected barricades last night m a new outbreak of violence m this southern Italian city where the government has banned all public demonstrations. In Rome and Milan, tens of thousands marched m protest over the government'sAP - 117 words
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Article32 1971-02-15 12 TOKYO, Sun. Slightly over one-half of the 610,000 Korean nationals living m Japan had applied for permanent resident m Japan by yesterday, the Justice Ministry's immigration bureau announced today. AFPAFP - 32 words
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Article252 1971-02-15 12 WARSAW, Sun. Two VicePremiers, one of them the man who introduced December's unpopular austerity proposals, lost their jobs yesterday m a series of fresh Government changes here. The minor reshuffle coincided with the presentation In Parliament of a new economic report allowing an extra 24,000 millionAFP - 252 words
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Article230 1971-02-15 12 KARACHI, Sun. Armed Pakistani workers seized control of Karachi's largest textile plant yesterday. All the mills and factories of the Valika Textile and Woollen Mills were taken over and their proprietors and their families ousted. A spokesman for the workers said that they had occupied the230 words
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Article246 1971-02-15 12 Mrs. Gandhi may win more seats NEW DELHI, Sun. Prime Minister Indira Gandhis ruling Congress Party emerged last night as the political party that has a chance to win an absolute majority on its own m the March Parliamentary elections. When the nomination lists were officially closed, Mrs. Gandhi's party246 words
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180 1971-02-15 12 WASHINGTON, Sun. Soviet authorities have told Leonid Rigerman, who claims American citizenship, that he and his mother will be allowed to leave the Soviet Union, the Associated Press learned yesterday. Washington informants said they expect the Rigermans to come to the American Embassy m MoscowAP - 180 words
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Article780 1971-02-15 12 From V.K. CHIN m KUALA LUMPUR THE MOVEMENT for Chinese unity has begun and is likely to gather momentum m the weeks ahead. Last week's meeting m Kuala Lumpur, attended by 1,000 Chinese leaders, was the first spark and a series of meetings are being780 words
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Article226 1971-02-15 12 D.Y. CAPARAS - D.Y. CAPARAS From m MANILA THINGS are back to normal m the Philippines. There are no more demonstrations or even serious threats to strike against the Government from either the students or the transport workers. The riotous situation of the previous weeks simmered down due to226 words
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Article, Illustration95 1971-02-15 13 THE SINGAPORE HERALD Monday, February 15, 1971 KEY FOR EASY REFERENCE. The shipping schedules Beginning on this page are given m four parts for co_£L W F St K° Ur d eastbo d southbound and NAur nc o^ ntry gives the fo, -°wing information: NAME OF SHP, date95 words
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Article283 1971-02-15 13 Including ALL ships bound for the Americas, e.g. r- n a«t M _> ships «as« out o« Singapore to Paci£ S^g&gg tV^X po^etc. dfg dgdf MOON,E 9/12 P.S'ham (Mar 13/15), Rotterdam, Dunkirk. MM/MM NAGASAKI MARU Mar 1/2 Massawa, Jeddah, NEPTUNE AMETHYST Feb 25/Mar 1 P. S'ham (Mar 2/3), NEPTUNE283 words
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Article359 1971-02-15 13 ***M LINES mm WMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM M _l__.S__S._____________._______._____._^ a___H.__M.ii. Am A e?tea A n C %^m^ a L JT ani F L FroU L,n# <"•> Ltd Ua S 00 SMIL States *!!i£L!"iS!fJ American rresident Line; AUS Lines SM Safmarine- SCAN Un_6rtd«. Un.. OBL Bufl.l. Un.. s hl'l^ .^.""r359 words
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Advertisement734 1971-02-15 13 ORIENT UNEB 111 \t (INCORPORATED IN THE WJPMgJC OP SINGAPORE) j ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY SINGAPQRC 1 TEL *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE, Singapore P.S'ham Pwnang ARRIVES NEPTUNE AMETHYST 25 Feb/1 Mar 2/3 Mar 4/5 Mar L'don 1/4. H'burg 8/4, R'dam 11/4. Havre 14/4734 words
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Article17 1971-02-15 14 Including ships sailing out of Singapore for Far East ports to the north-east. bvnbvbvnbnv bnv bvn17 words
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Article14 1971-02-15 14 Including ships calling at Malaysian and Indonesian ports. bvnvb bvnb bn vbn vbn14 words
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Article98 1971-02-15 14 Mainly ships bound for Australia and New Zealand, including ships calling at Manila, etc. AUSTRALASIA Feb 18/22 Fremantle (Mar 1). AUS/AUS AUSTRALASIA Mar 11/13 P. Sham (Mar 14), Singapore (Mar 15), Fremantle (Mar 22). AUS/AUS DORIS TAYLOR In Pt/Feb 18 Manila. SSV/BA GOLDEN SUMMER Mar 6/13 Penang (Mar 14/15),98 words
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Advertisement592 1971-02-15 14 iff? MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL Mmm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD M No. 30E Jin. Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. M H The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE P lm« MMMM Arrtvaa: BUNGA MELOR 27 FeO/2 Mar 3/* Mar l/S Mar Havre 2/4. \j***t*m 4/4. M burg 10/4. R dam 12/4. a warp592 words
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Advertisement8 1971-02-15 14 Fop Skipping Advertisement Enoniries Ring ***** Exln. 88 words
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Article, Illustration261 1971-02-15 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Natleaal Liaison Committee fer Chinese Unity dismissed today the without comment resignation of Senator Taa Sri T.H. Tan from the MCA central working committee. The it-man committee which met here today said that the body formed last week ta enlist261 words
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Article46 1971-02-15 15 KOTA KINABALU, Sun. Borneo Skyways Malaysia Limited plans to set up its aeronautical engineering centre m Sabah next year, Its general manager, Mr. Abner Monteiro, said. It is a private company which operates chartered rural sir services m East Malaysia and Brunei46 words
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HEALTH FORUM
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Article619 1971-02-15 15 Down in the dumps FRANK hadn't been feeling too well lately. He wasn't able to concentrate while at work and he felt a little light-headed now and again. When he decided at last to call on me, I could hardly recognise him. True, he had shed a few pounds In619 words
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Article64 1971-02-15 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Commander-in-chief of United States Forces m the Pacific, Admiral John S. McCain, today paid a courtesy call on the Chief of Armed Forces Staff, General Tan Sri Ibrahim bin I small, at his residence, "Flagstaff House," here. Admiral McCain flew m here last64 words
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Article46 1971-02-15 15 PENANG, Sun. A 67-year-old patient of the General Hospital here, Yeap Ah Chool, fell to his death from the first floor of the hospital yesterday evening. A police spokesman said today that Yeap was believed to have been suffering from tuberculosis.46 words
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260 1971-02-15 15 90pc of insurance trade in foreign hands 'LOCAL FIRMS SHOULD TAKE MORE OF THE MARKET' KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Ninety per cent of Malaysia's insurance market is held by foreign companies and it is time a domestic company made some inroads, an insurance boss said today. t The general manager of260 words
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87 1971-02-15 15 A CLERK, Goh Keng Soon, 23, was drowned yesterday off Tanah Merah, Changi. An eye-witness said that Goh got into difficulty at about 1.45 p.m. when the sea became rough. He rushed for help but Goh had already disappeared under the water87 words
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Article, Illustration49 1971-02-15 15 DRIVER Chan Ah Hung crawled out of this nasty tumble with hardly a scratch. His pick-up truck overturned as he was going round a bend on a flyover bridge leading out of Toa Payoh town. He blamed an oily patch on the road for the accident.49 words
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Article42 1971-02-15 15 TAIPEH, Sun. China Airlines will soon inaugurate a new trans- Pacific route and extend its Taipeh-Singapore service to Jakarta. To serve the two new routes, CAL has purchased one Caravelle and one Boeing 707 transcontinental jet. Bernama.42 words
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252 1971-02-15 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Gerakan Ra'ayat Malaysia will only support the Constitutional Amendment Bill on three conditions: The Alliance agrees to some modifications to the Bill suggested by the Gerakan. The Government gives an assurance on the nature of the Bill. The Government252 words
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65 1971-02-15 15 Stolen goods recovered in police raid POLICE recovered an assortment of stolen goods when they raided a house m Pasar Lane on Saturday. Among the goods recovered were: One set of walkie-talkie, one tape recorder, one transistor radio, one recordchanger, one speaker, one television set, one electrical iron and one65 words
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Article74 1971-02-15 15 THE family of the late Alice Yeong, a teacher of Bukit Merah School, has drawn our attention to inaccuracies m our report on her death published on Saturday. According to a member of her family, Alice Yeong had not left her husband at the time of her74 words
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106 1971-02-15 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Government has announced the appointment of Inche Abdullah bin All as Malaysia's new High Commissioner to Singapore. Inche Abdullah is expected to assume office m the middle of next month. He takes over from Tan Sri Jamal Abdul Latiff who106 words
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72 1971-02-15 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A Mock of 17-storey flats will be put up by the Selangor State Development Corporation near the Sunday market nt Kampong Bahru here soon. The corporation's general manager, Inche Tahlr bin Rahim, said today that tenders for clearing the site would72 words
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Article, Illustration255 1971-02-15 15 Herald Knight - bn vnbv cn A LIVELY game played between Singapore's Junior Champion, Leslie Leow and Australia's Junior Runner-up R. Hickman m the 1971 Karlis Lidums International Tournament m Adelaide ended m a draw. Leow, with the black pieces, adopted his favourite opening, the Dutch Defence. Both255 words
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Miscellaneous63 1971-02-15 15 ARCHIE By Bob Montana BEII-1 lill 0 N T HE BACK J^^SS XTHENWHY^ I DOnY KNOW/) sR2u«j mm ms^'^>L^ S YARD?? CAMPING DIDN'T HE. „/T MARYjWHYIS V FOR J\ r jJ^^^^ OUT ON TOP) UNPLUG IT k 7 £=o" Li^i_: MY EXTENSION ARCHIE'S 1 (HE CAMPED! OF MOUNT h^Z^ammS^ LONG)63 words
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Article, Illustration709 1971-02-15 16 Sylvia Leow - What a way to start a home! Sylvia Leow L»_X*_d PROFIT trom our experience and learn how to cope with contractors and undo disasters. For us, the lesson started when we received the keys to our brand new flat m Toa Payoh. It was a bare shell of a flat709 words
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Article753 1971-02-15 16 FISHING for compliments? We've got a shoal of recipes for you to cook up. You needn't be out of your depth when it comes to choosing fish. After the dubious first few times, it is a whiz! Only bear m mind that fresh fish is firm, not flabby.753 words
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Article, Illustration434 1971-02-15 16 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN A CORr TO GET AWAY Fl IT ALL CREATE your quiet corner at like the Tays of Coast Road. Fill it with p of greenery, some seats ai possible, ha* fountain play ii background. You'll find il perfect refuge the noise and di the streets. The Tays' hoi434 words
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Article149 1971-02-15 17 Star view THE Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (on Channel 10 at 8.11 p.m.) is a comedy based on the lives of typical American boys. Dobie (DwayneHickan) who helps his mother m a supermarket, is not of a great personality. His greatest love is money and girls. His life would149 words
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Article299 1971-02-15 17 LONDON, Sun. Badfinger, a British group the Beatles fostered to success, return with "No Matter What." It sounds like the Beatles of a few years back, and came m at sixth place. Beatle George Harrison stays on a top with "My Sweet Lord," from his "All Things Must299 words
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694 1971-02-15 18 Entries for S'pore Pro -Am meetina TOTAL of 77 horses from Class Four has been entered for the Singapore Turf Club's professional-amateur meeting at Bukit Timah this weekend Feb. 20 and 21. Professional horses-Class 4: Alisan 6f, Amusement V 6f Babeica 6f, Balkan Bambino II Bf' Black Belt 6f, Bold694 words
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Article1869 1971-02-15 18 SPRING CUP TO ROYAL MARK BIG SWEEP Pool: $9,375 Ist— ***** $3,093 2nd ***** 773 3rd ***** 386 Starters ($64 each): Nos: *****, *****, *****, *****, ***** *****, *****, *****. Consolations: ($3B each] Nos: *****, *****, *****, ***** *****, *****, *****, *****, ***** *****. PENANG, Sun.— Royal Mark, ridden a1,869 words
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Miscellaneous87 1971-02-15 18 DAVY JONES if YOU HANDLE THAT HfcLM T t iS_______SS W8 __F- "V ***** Left yg^™^^) S&i f •a.'sr.atg&a t r. es t C^9PM J NsjßwvSSlß?^ Lthan i expectep... L^ te iLEpl&Vlg sh6r^/ the'pqssiSlity 70^^ B_____________r______i __________M___________________*wh_________L__ '^--tifc J»™^— KJkjM i »«»1 1 ___H Rf ______F_P_____!^_. sS f B^i ~N«___________87 words
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Miscellaneous47 1971-02-15 18 SATURDAY'S BIG SWEEP POOL $9,375 Ist No. ***** ($3,093) 2nd No. ***** 773) 3rd No. ***** 386) Starters ($42 each) Nos. ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****. Consolations ($3B each) Nos. ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****47 words
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Miscellaneous403 1971-02-15 18 2 I 3 i Ml MMi IK nT ii mt ________H__l MH^^l^l 22^^^ "~a?____J 24~"^^ —^i~~"_________r~"_________r IHj ■■■■■25 r^ mmmu maam aa m^^^^ mm^ I I 1 EEEMHaaaa ACROSS DOWN 1. Conduct lawsuit (6) 1. Waylays, but greatly 7. Bad weather between Great entertains (8) Britain and the Orient comes403 words
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Article386 1971-02-15 19 BIGGEST SOCCER UPSET LONDON, Sun. —Centre forward Ray Crawford whipped m two goals for Fourth Division Colchester United to knock favoured Leeds United out of the English Football Association Cup m one of the biggest upsets m the 100-year history of the competition yesterday.386 words
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Article349 1971-02-15 19 River Valley Chinese Middle School beat Bukit Merah Secondary 4-1; Hua Vi triumphed over Pasir Panjang Secondary 5-0 and Kirn Seng Technical defeated New Town Secondary 3-2 m the Pasir Panjang District badminton championships. *C Divisions (Boys) River Valley CM. School beat Bukit Merah Sec. School349 words
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Article603 1971-02-15 19 ENGLISH LEAGUE DIVISION ONE W D L Pts. Leeds 18 7 3 43 Arsenal 17 6 4 40 Wolverhamtpon 15 6 7 36 Chelsea 12 10 6 34 Liverpool 10 12 5 32 Tottenham 12 8 6 32 Manchester City 11 9 7 31 Southampton 12 7 8603 words
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Article, Illustration20 1971-02-15 19 Royal Navy's Doyle attempts to break through the SCC defence m Saturday's match on the padang. Navy beat SCC 19-0.20 words
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366 1971-02-15 19 SATURDAY SPORTS ROUND-UP INTER-Services champions Royal Navy thrashed Singapore Cricket Club 19-0 m a rugger friendly on the Padang on Saturday. The sailors scored two goals and three tries. It was the biggest defeat for the Padang this season. Navy swung into366 words
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405 1971-02-15 19 VICTORIA, WHITLEY ARE SIX-A-SIDE CHAMPS VICTORIA School "A" won the National Schools six-a-side boys hockey title with a 1-0 win over St. Joseph's Institution at Dover Road on Saturday. Leong Fook Leong netted the winning goal for the champions Whitley Secondary School captured the 44 8" girls title beating Naval405 words
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Article, Illustration180 1971-02-15 19 SINGAPORE Armed Forces moved into the SHA Under-23 hockey semi-finals when they beat Ceylon Sports Club 2-0 on the Padang on Saturday. SAFSA showed better teamwork and fully deserved their win. Jaswant Singh and Far leigh Clarke combined effectively and were a constant menace to180 words
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Article48 1971-02-15 19 GOTHENBURG, Sun. Japanese skaters finished m 27th and 29th places m the 500--metres event at the men's world speed skating championships here yesterday. Shigeki Kobayashi recorded a time of 43.59 for the course, while his compatriot Osamu Naito came two behind place with a time of 43.96. AFPAFP - 48 words
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Article171 1971-02-15 19 CHARLES Wong won the 4 A' Stroke medal with a nett score of 68 at Bukit course on Saturday. Charles beat Koh Beng Huat and Wiliam Phoa on countback. Results: Winner: Charles Wong 68 nett (o.c.b. from Koh Beng Hooi and William Phoa). Runners-up Koh171 words
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Miscellaneous144 1971-02-15 19 SOCCER: SBHFL: Div. 3A MSA 44 C" vs Eastern Agencies (Geylang Stadium 5.15 p.m.); Spore Tobacco vs Humes (Farrer Park 5.15 p.m.); Vosper Thornycroft vs Ming Court (Farrer Park 5.15 p.m.); Div. 3B Guthrie Waugh "B" vs Spore Hilton (Farrer Park 5.15 p.m.). City Dis. Schools C'ships: 44 A" Div.144 words
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404 1971-02-15 20 SEVENTH TEST SYDNEY, Sun.— England captain Ray Illingworth and Basil D'Olivera had to call on their experience and skill to prevent Australia from taking a winninv grip on the Seventh Test at Sydney today. The two English veterans held out for an hourAP - 404 words
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Article151 1971-02-15 20 ENGLAND Ist inns 184 AUSTRALIA Ist inns. K. Eastwood c Knott b Lever 5 K. Stack pole b Snow 6 R. Marsh c Willis b Lever 4 I. Chappell b Willis 25 I. Redpath c and b Underwood 59 K. Walters st Knott b Underwood 42 O'Keeffe c KnottAFP - 151 words
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Article98 1971-02-15 20 BERLIN, Sun. Christa Merten of West Germany last night set a world's best indoor time for the women's 1,500--metres m 4: 17.9 mins. The previous best time for the event, was the 4: 20.5 set by Margaret Beacham of Great Britain, this year. No official world records are listed for98 words
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399 1971-02-15 20 JASBIR SINGH - Grundy stops Allpress's winning streak DAVID All press winning streak m the Osprey class ended yesterday when he was beaten by Clubmate Phillip Grundy m the Singapore Armed Forces Yacht Club regatta at Seletar. With two firsts and a second Grundy .and crew Tom Henry beat the successful combination of399 words
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Article, Illustration171 1971-02-15 20 LONDON, Sun. Results of Saturday's Rugby Union games: tournament: Ireland 6 England 9 (at Dublin) Inter-Services tournament: Vrmy 6 Royal Air Force 6 (at Twickenham) CLUB MATCHES: Bedford 12 Headingley 17; Blackheath 14 Richmond 14; Broughton Park 9 Liverpool 6; Cambridge University 6 Wasps 6; Gos forthAP - 171 words
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386 1971-02-15 20 Penalty goal decides Cup for S'gor 'A' BY virtue of an automatic penalty goal during the second chukka Selangor "A*' won the Jumabhoy Cup when they beat Sri Lara (Binchana Alam) by four goals to three and half m the Malayan Polo Association annual tournament at Thomson Road yesterday. Selangor,AP - 386 words
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Article230 1971-02-15 20 Marines thrash Lembaga at soccer MARINE Department whipped Lembaga 8-1 m the wte^ 11 SerVlCes Division 3A_soccer jnatch at Farrer Park But it was Lembaga who scored first when fullback Sarip Aziz found the net with a scorching 15-yard shot m the 10th minute. Following this Marines got down to230 words
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Article, Illustration29 1971-02-15 20 Champion rider Dave Coles J (No. 2), who won all his races I m a small field at the I Sembawang circuit motor scramble yesterday. Picture by Johari Hasikin29 words
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Article203 1971-02-15 20 IPOH, Sun. Asian Games singles champion Punch Gunalan added the Perak singles crown to his string of titles when he outplayed Abdul Rahman Mohamed of Kedah 15-5, 15-9 m the Perak Open badminton championships here tonight. Gunalan, a 26-year-old mechanical engineer with the National Electricity Board,203 words
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Article182 1971-02-15 20 PHILADELPHIA, Sun. Rod La ver scored his 17th victory m a row, when he qualified to meet fellow-Australian John Newcombe m the men's singles final of the Philadelphia tournament last night. Layer, who has not lost a match for six weeks, beat American Arthur Ashe 6-3,AFP - 182 words
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Article, Illustration242 1971-02-15 20 First golf win for Teo in Police Cup JIMMY Teo won his first golf tournament yesterday when he captured the Police Cup Trophy with a 10 under par nett 134 at the Singapore Island Country Club, Bukit Course. Jimmy, handicap 14, carded a six-under par 66 the first day andRON SIVA - 242 words
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