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Title Section16 1971-02-19 1 Bm BK^^ wm J| No. 180 Singapore Friday, February 19, 1971 MC(P) No. 2525 15 CENTS16 words
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464 1971-02-19 1 A joint venture cheap Model T in the works JAKARTA, Thurs. Mr. Henry Ford 11, chairman of the Ford Motor Company, arrived here today to begin a tour to sell to the leaders of seven Asian countries a co-operative project to produce a modern Model T Ford for the developingAP - 464 words
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Article90 1971-02-19 1 POLICE led by Asst. Supt. Adam Malik, o/c Narcotics Branch of the CID, seized 85 tablets with "MX" markings and a large quantity of drugs listed as "poison" under the Poisons Ordinance when they raided a Chinese medicine shop at Outram Park Shopping ComplexAP - 90 words
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Article175 1971-02-19 1 Anzuk needs: A list for S 'pore BRITAIN, Australia and New Zealand have presented Singapore with a list of bases and other requirements for the Anzuk forces which the Singapore Government has agreed should be stationed here. Informed sources said yesterday that these proposals were being considered by the Govern175 words
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Article161 1971-02-19 1 I won't speculate on what South Vietnam may decide to do with regard to a possible incursion into North Vietnam in order to defend their national security. If I found that the enemy was stepping up his activity through infiltration in a way that would threaten our remaining forces...161 words
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Article, Illustration445 1971-02-19 1 THE Health Ministry plans to overhaul the medical service and make Singapore one of the world's top medical centres within five years. It will be done by: Immediate development of neurosurgerv. heart and chest surgery, plastic surgery and nephrology (kidney treatment). Drawing up a445 words
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257 1971-02-19 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The seven Opposition party members from the (■erakan will boycott parliamentary business for a few days when it reconvenes on Feb. 20. This is in protest against the rejection of questions and motions submitted in English by the party to257 words
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75 1971-02-19 1 CANBERRA, Thurs Suggestions that Australia should devalue its currency were ridiculed today by Federal Treasurer Leslie H Bury. Devaluation has been proposed by rural producers to neip them increase export sales. However, when Mr. Bury was asked in the House of Represent -*'/esAFP - 75 words
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226 1971-02-19 1 SMOKERS MAKE LOUSY LOVERS SAYS RCP LONDON, Thurs. Smokers make lousy lovers, says Britain's Royal College of Physicians. The college is worried because it believes smokers ignore grim statistics about deaths from lung cancer. But it hopes that fears of sexual inferiority through smoking may help nicotine addicts to giveAP - 226 words
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141 1971-02-19 1 KUCHING, Thurs. Communist terrorists killed two members of the Malaysian security forces and wounded seven others in an ambush in the Snngei Sarikei area in Sarawak's Third Division on Tuesday. The li member patrol, although outnumbered, fought back and wounded two141 words
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Article48 1971-02-19 1 THE DRIVER'S compart ment of a Singapore Traction Company bus was gutted by fire at the junction of North Buona Vista Road and Commonwealth Avenue yesterday afternoon. No one was injured. The fire was put out by a fire engine from Alexandra Fire Station.48 words
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Article33 1971-02-19 1 MRS. Lilian Jane Sheares, mother of the President, died yesterday at her home at 9, Holt Road. She was 91. The cortege leaves for Bidadari Cemetery at 4 p.m. today.33 words
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150 1971-02-19 1 OLD HARLOW, England, Thurs. A middle-aged bandit was laughed all the way out of the bank yesterday. Cashier Teresa Dellar took one look at tne man with the gun and got an uncontrollable fit of the giggles. "Put all the money you've got150 words
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Advertisement10 1971-02-19 1 WEATHER outlook for Singapore from a.m. to noon today: Fair.10 words
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Advertisement9 1971-02-19 1 Highlights from President Nixon's Press conference. (See page 13).9 words
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Advertisement49 1971-02-19 1 W. ~^B M^M UV Robinson's guarantee their range of necklaces, rings, brooches and pendants created from cultured pearls. Every single pearl has been hand-picked by their expert pearl buyer whose knowledge and experience guarantee you matchless value for your money. Iff ROBINSON'S |M .JEWELLERY DEPT. RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE 1.49 words
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Article298 1971-02-19 2 From A Special Correspondent CANBERRA: What has gone wrong in one of the world's most highlyplanned capital cities? This is the question puzzling Australians shocked by the deaths of seven people in a recent flood in Canberra. All seven were in cars driving along a major298 words
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Article466 1971-02-19 2 CANBERRA: The strangest "smuggling" operation ever carried out in Australia has led to a crisis in relations between the country's biggest trade union, the Government, major graziers and airlines. The cargo? Valuable merino rams, the world's best wool producers. For 41 years Australia, jealous466 words
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Article1346 1971-02-19 2 NIRAD C. CHAUDHURI - The not-so-new sexual morality NIRAD C. CHAUDHURI HISTORICAL PARALLELS TO THE PERMISSIVE SOCIETY 3 "AS IF there was anything new under the sun!" is my impulsive comment on the current preaching about sex. It is preaching. One can no longer be wittily bawdy, one must be solemn, priggish, ponderous, almost1,346 words
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Article423 1971-02-19 2 RELATIONS with Indonesia are one of Singapore's more important foreign policy considerations. The general political and economic ambiance has improved enormously since the end of Confrontation though problems and potential problems, of course, remain. Foremost among the positive developments during the past five years has been the423 words
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Advertisement9 1971-02-19 2 i/^l Friday, February 19, 1971 L)y THE SINGAPORE HERALD9 words
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Miscellaneous55 1971-02-19 2 JULES FEIFFER IM MtfT A MAL£ IM A MAM. VOURf I UAVZ HUB UPS UfiSß BOTH VOMS OF CHAUMJIST PI6. A (aJOMAU- HAVSHAIO6 UFS THE SAMf CPR3K&VS' II SVS7EM. \&w eom t spent we au wwe THe ear what i cmr uwc^rswp miv qo i me to Illfcx^ /llh>^\ V/Kc^i55 words
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Article346 1971-02-19 3 lAC UPHOLDS MANAGEMENT'S RIGHT THE Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday upheld a company's right to determine the amount of bonus to be paid to its employees. This right of the employer was conferred by the Employment Act of 1968, ruled the court referee, Mr. N. Ganesan. He346 words
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286 1971-02-19 3 Association to seek mandate for cemetery land talks THE Fong Yun Thai Association has decided to seek a mandate from its members to negotiate with the Port of Singapore, Authority, which is seeking the association's cemetery land for its proposed 180-acre inland container depot. The decision was taken at a286 words
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290 1971-02-19 3 ONE of Asia's largest engineering companies, Chiyoda Chemical Engineering and Construction Co. Ltd. is to open an office in Singapore next month, to handle projects in SouthEast Asia. The Jurong office will be the first subsidiary company of Chiyoda outside Japan and290 words
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Article, Illustration356 1971-02-19 3 Typhoid: Eleven more cases in Geylang Serai ELEVEN MORE cases of typhoid in Geylang Serai have been confirmed, bringing the total number so far to 61. Health sources said this figure of confirmed cases was recorded on Monday and the Health Ministry was still checking the area for possible carriers.356 words
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Article137 1971-02-19 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A four-man French medical team of specialists will arrive here on Sunday to advise the Government on the setting up of a dental school in Malaysia. The French cultural attache here, Mr. G. Francillon, said today the team is led by Prof. Claude137 words
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Advertisement114 1971-02-19 3 another worldwide consignment The world is our trading ground, too. The Bills of Exchange in our bank plays an important part in facilitating that tran- sactions. We cater for trade between j^iC+^T nations and encourage our local imM I I porters and exporters in so doing. FAR EASTERN RANK LTD.114 words
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Miscellaneous41 1971-02-19 3 BEETLE BAILEY B V Mort Walker >^~~~ "N^V-^/ A N Z MAPE i I VOU Y AM T*4AT'& MOW I ff 7 |B 5^ SKJORtfa: V" DID YOU I Av^e^OFir. ASKED )<rtMffaavB*m*Y DID -1 J siel you v ol_y q_j|>__^ aiaf IT?41 words
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168 1971-02-19 4 OIL companies have formed a committee to study problems that may arise from a changeover ro the metric system. The committee was formed about a month ago at the request of the Government, informed sources said yesterday. Among other things, the committee168 words
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123 1971-02-19 4 'Extend scheme to cover r Japanese investments too' executive A JAPANESE businessman has described Singapore's investment guarantee scheme for Britain as a good idea and hopes that this scheme can be extended to cover Japanese investments here. Mr. M. Miyachi, director of Bridgestone Tyres, said: "I think most Japanese businessmen123 words
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Article60 1971-02-19 4 THE annual lecture of the Royal Asiatic Society, Malaysian branch, will be delivered by Dr. Sharom Ahmat, Singapore University history lecturer, at the National Museum's lecture hall on Feb. 28 at 5 p.m. He will speak on "The case for the study of Kedah histories: The60 words
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Article, Illustration388 1971-02-19 4 An open verdict on man who was burnt to death THE State Coroner, Mr. Liew Ngik Kee, recorded an open verdict yesterday on taxi driver Tan Siew Pheng (above) who was found burnt to death while tied to a tree stump on a dirt track off Ponggol Road on the388 words
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273 1971-02-19 4 POLICE said yesterday they had not carried out any anti-vice raids on all-girl hostels in Taman Jurong, where it has been reported that some female factory workers are involved in prostitution. According to an English newspaper (not the Herald) yesterday, personallyintroduced customers enter273 words
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Article277 1971-02-19 4 GREEN BUS COMPANY AND DRIVER SUED FIVE widows whose husbands died of injuries after a road accident five years ago sued the Green Bus Company Limited and its driver yesterday for $500,000 damages in the High Court. On Sept. 21, 1965 the company's bus collided277 words
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119 1971-02-19 4 A W9MAN who was driven out of her home in 1966 by her husband found out two weeks later that another woman had moved into the house. Maid-servant Tan Yit Meng of Anderson Crescent, also discovered that the other woman, Chan119 words
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Article84 1971-02-19 4 BICYCLE THIEF JAILED AN Indonesian illegal immigrant was jailed for nine months in a district court yesterday for breaking into a house in Dunbar Walk on Jan. 12 and stealing $565 in cash and valuables. Aziz bin Osman, 19, was arrested at 4.10 a.m. on the same day by two84 words
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Article, Illustration100 1971-02-19 4 MR. R.P. MISRA - MR. R.P. MISRA (above), Assistant Manager of Air India in Singapore, leaves the Republic on Monday on promotion as Manager for Mauritius; Air India announced yesterday. Mr. Misra, who joined Air India In ISC2, served In Jam shed pur and Calcutta before coming100 words
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Article72 1971-02-19 4 MOTORCYCLIST Lim Hong Thye of Emerald Hill Road was fined $150 for committing four traffic offences in Thomson Road on July 7 last year. Lim, a provisional driving licence holder, was fined $40 for not obeying a police officer's instructions; $25 for not having72 words
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Article169 1971-02-19 4 TEXTILE merchant Udhiran Vashumal, 55, of Haig Road, who was accused of outraging the modesty of a nine- yearold schoolgirl, was acquitted by a magistrate's court yesterday. The magistrate, Mr. Leong Keng Thai, acquitted him because the evidence given in camera by the girl yesterday169 words
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265 1971-02-19 4 MARY LEE - MARY LEE By THE Singapore International School is facing a hitch in its plans to fill 40 teaching vacancies because of the British postal strike. Applications for the, vacancies are lying undelivered in British post offices and advertisements from Singapore cannot be placed in265 words
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69 1971-02-19 4 Luxury liner with 1,000 tourists due tomorrow ABOUT 1,100 Australian tourists will arrive here tomorrow in the 28,000-ton liner Oronsay. About 120 passengers will disembark here. The rest will leave on Sunday for Southampton, England via Hongkong, Japan, the west coast of America and Panama. Among those in transit will69 words
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Miscellaneous109 1971-02-19 4 BLOND By Chjc Young rST^^B^ \Z£i fSfPSAS S^SS™^"'! R llf 1'^MENT.ON ,T] I \\\\m HE WELCOMES I'VE EVER BEEN r— fi «S SBEASV f V. '4 CRITICISM j* SERVED.' K O jp 4 A^ v r^^? 1 r^k ARCH,E By Bob Montana P'SPo* f ACTUALLY, HE GAVe\ HeYthAT'S EASY?! OH,109 words
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Article, Illustration145 1971-02-19 5 Top Esso men arrive for refinery opening MR. R.E. Anderson (above) executive vicepresident of ESSO Eastern Inc., New York arrived yesterday to attend the official opening of the company's *2tt million refinery on Pnlan Ayer Cha wan today. He was accompanied by Mr. M.E.J. O'Loughlin, director and vicepresident and Mr.145 words
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Article35 1971-02-19 5 IPOH, Thurs. A 12-year-old boy died at the Batu Gajah District Hospital yesterday after he was involved in an accident with a lorry at a tin mine in Tronoh, 15 miles from here.35 words
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194 1971-02-19 5 THE Singapore Government Officers Cooperative Housing Society Ltd. has denied a newspaper report (not the Herald) that its officers had been picked up by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau for questioning. "No official of the society was picked up from their homes for quizzing by194 words
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105 1971-02-19 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A youth who escaped from police custody on Dec. 18 last year was shot today on the right leg and the left side of his body by a police constable. lie was attempting to rnn away after being challenged by105 words
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Article, Illustration79 1971-02-19 5 COMMUNITY leaders in all 58 constituencies will be making study tours of the Ministries of Defence and Home Affairs. The tours are intended to improve co-operation between the public and police, according to a Radio Singapore report. Yesterday, 24 community leaders from Ulu Pandan, led by79 words
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435 1971-02-19 5 TAN MAY LIN - TAN MAY LIN COMPULSORY SHIFTS, DISTANCE FROM TOWN, NOISE, COTTON FLUFF... By TEXTILE firms in Jurong are still facing a high staff turn- over problem. One such factory, Singapore Textiles Industries Ltd, loses 50 workers out of its work force of 900 every435 words
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Article, Illustration122 1971-02-19 5 NARROWING the Generation Gap? The answer's in the pool. Here's "grandad" Mr. George Lew, 53 and 10--year-old Phillip Cave both learning skin-diving for the first time. They are among 15 people who have joined an 8-session skin-diving course for beginners organised by122 words
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Article, Illustration205 1971-02-19 6 THE first British merchant vessel to have a low cost satellite navigation system, which allows its position to be known at all times, will call at Singapore next month. Prometheus, a Blue Funnel vessel, left Merseyside last Monday on a voyage to Japan.205 words
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Article251 1971-02-19 6 BOY Scouts are always prepared for October. That's when the air literally buzzes with their activities. The scouts exchange greetings, entertain each other with national campfire songs and the Chief Scout relays messages to scouts all over the world through Jamboree-on-the-Air. i Using amateur radios that251 words
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98 1971-02-19 6 CATHAY Keris Film Production Ltd. was fined $400 yesterday for failing to submit audited accounts to the Income Tax Department for 1968. The court was told that Cathay Keris had failed to submit income returns within 21 days from March 30 last year.98 words
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101 1971-02-19 6 A WIFE'S CINEMA HABIT BREAKS UP MARRIAGE PARKING attendant Chew Teck Chiang, of Seah Street, was granted a divorce by the Chief Justice yesterday on the grounds, of desertion. He married Han Juat Hua on July 23, 1966 at the Registry and they have no children. Chew said six months101 words
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325 1971-02-19 6 A YOUNG and promising local group the Exquisites which was formed one and a half years ago, cut their first disc on Saturday. The disc, which is to be released under the Libra label in a month's time, was recorded at Life325 words
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525 1971-02-19 6 ACCIDENTS involving skin burns in Singapore can be expected to rise with the present rapid pace of industrialisation and urbanisation, said a visiting British plastic surgeon yesterday. Mr. T.L. Barclay, consultant plastic surgeon in Bradford, England, is a pioneer of the open skin-graft525 words
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Advertisement174 1971-02-19 6 OPENS TODAY! ODEON.^tffn.rPM; JsJ"^""™™ I^^^™ <^^Toa)MßiAp!cnjßEß!!!^ rnmrn fpONVQUINN ALAINDEION v- U i mekand MtCHEIi MQRGAH iIHfH IHA I ji I 8 Slw^" 3^^^ CARDfNALf I TUDCp 11 J m. vft I —^k^K I m laT^BTßTr ßrlflM ll w^ar f^-cn h I pnniiiP.H-- MARK nnnonki ffl nbson U UUlnu ttin iiuiium174 words
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Advertisement42 1971-02-19 6 IN yesterday's Toto draw N0.13/71, the limbers picked were: t, 4»' L 41, 5. The additional number was 34. Circles draw: 2t, 4C, 31. TODAY: 3.30 am (8.4 ft.); 5.10 pm (C.l ft.) TOMORROW: 4.22 am (8.0 ft.); 8.45 pm (€.2 ft.)42 words
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Advertisement609 1971-02-19 6 4\h POPULAR DAVI 11 a.m.. 1.30. 4.00. 6.30 A 9.19 p.m. Metro-Gold wyn Mayer t "THAT'S THE WAY IT IS" Elvis Presley Color P'vision LAST DAYS! (NO Free List) Dally 3 Shows 2.30, 9.49 A 9.00 "TORA" Starts 2.90. 6.09 A 9.20 (Suns. A Hols Extra Show 11 a.m.) Adm.609 words
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Miscellaneous9 1971-02-19 6 DENNIS THE MENACE f(~2S 1 6UESS NOW7HAT XXJte SEVBM,9 words
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Article, Illustration300 1971-02-19 7 THE wood-wind instrument, flute, is often associated with sprightly and light classical pieces, and pro vides some of the most delicate notes in music. It is also a popular instrument with amplified "rock" quartets today, although in this case it is used for musical effect more than300 words
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Article, Illustration1184 1971-02-19 7 AMAR JEET - Q AND A WITH THE HOLLIES AMAR JEET By THOSE of you who managed to see the Hollies' "live" shows at the National Theatre may consider yourselves fortunate. But those who missed the shows take heart. EMI has just released their latest album "'Confessions of the Mind" and we present1,184 words
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Article224 1971-02-19 7 MARY LEE - A game of mixed doubles MARY LEE By MOTHERS-IN-LAW used to prevail as objects of laughter in situation comedies about marriage. However as the sacred institution of marriage gradually loses its sanctity today, mothers-in-law have become obsolete. Playwrights have turned to the marriage situation itself for not only is there224 words
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193 1971-02-19 7 Fill Society to scpoor picture on Coltoral Revolution A UNIQUE film on China, shot during the Cultural Revolution, will be the supporting feature in the Film Society's programme on Sunday. "The Red Sons" was made by two Australians—Roger Whittaker and Herald foreign editor Bob Reece— during a trip to China193 words
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Miscellaneous126 1971-02-19 7 9 am 5 pm: Science and Mathematics exhibition at the Teachers' Training College, Patterson Road. 9.30 am 4 pm: Safety first campaign with exhibition and safe cycling rally at the Girl Guides' Association. 5.30 pm: Opening of art ex hibition by Mr. Hauw Sing Kong at the Chinese Chamber of126 words
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Article238 1971-02-19 8 Grace, Space, Pace... IF THERE is one car that doesn't need a name badge, it's the latest addition to the Jaguar marque the excellent XJ6. Four years of development have resulted in one of the finest products ever turned out by the British motor industry. Many of the features of238 words
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Article, Illustration744 1971-02-19 8 A used XJ6 in Britain can fetch up to £1,000 more than a new one! The unit I tested was a 2.8 litre with automatic transmission and locally fitted with air conditioning. This 2,792 c.c. unit is a new capacity in the XK engine range and has744 words
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Article, Illustration280 1971-02-19 8 A MISTRE& afford to kee what Suzuki AlOO M--rk attractive, 1 economical. The A lOO rang around for about now, and has a popular. The Mark 111 I in the series, fes evolutionary chi the earlier modelf It is a 100 c.c. i single, with a foui box and280 words
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Advertisement163 1971-02-19 8 Accessories Of The Best Quality cFor The I cMotoringEnthusiastst Steering Wheel Side Mirror r DEALING IN ALL KINOS OF AUTOMOTIVE SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES WITH FIXING. IMPORTERS b EXPORTERS A&th <* 3 TZtadinp dc. f NO. 28, KERBAU ROAD, SPORE 8. P.O. Box 47 Owen Road Post Off flee E163 words
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Miscellaneous71 1971-02-19 8 i Test your acci First Features 1 f masks your vision ,s tricky. Try approach.ng tether «Tot^SiTSS ST^ITS! C L OSe th3n V ur Start two lengthS an object as shown and see how close you can then see how ace. r^ P Jf thrOU9h nght angles forward or back71 words
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Article625 1971-02-19 9 SSS you can eep. That's d calls its •k 111 fast and inge has been >ut three years i always been II is the latest featuring only changes over ids. c. rotary valve 'our speed geared in a pressed features an ith three inlet t machine from Suzuki625 words
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Article, Illustration575 1971-02-19 9 seen in local racing. Of course, David Au's partner Robert Choo, sharing the same car, cannot be discounted. He consistently clocked just above 50 seconds at the last meeting. SHARE It is understood that Singapore's glamour lady driver, Anne Wong, is a late entrant575 words
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Miscellaneous40 1971-02-19 9 ost anything Ml collapsible n the "mobile recesses, poces are found entre console ard ing carried *•> that the ttably one of exports a > status symmuch more ice curacy o *«et w,d er gthS away at Vou wish with one go.40 words
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1324 1971-02-19 10 JOHN BULLOCH - MERGER OF GULF STATES: THE ISSUES INVULVED JOHN BULLOCH unity vital tor peace in Gulf By SHARJAH THE sprawling base which has been home to thousands of British Servicemen over the past years is beginning to look forlorn. The sense of bustle and activity which marked it in the past1,324 words
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Letter142 1971-02-19 10 BEWARE OF THESE CHIT FUNDS I AM writing this because I want the public to be aware of what is going on in some chit funds here. About a month ago I wrote to the Registrar of Companies and to various police divisions about a particular chit fund company. As142 words
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132 1971-02-19 10 Please let us serve the nation IT IS an irony that while the police are finding difficulty in recruiting sufficient personnel they reject permanent residents like myself who want to join because we are non-citi-zens. Where is the logic when we are expected to do national service and are frequently132 words
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Letter97 1971-02-19 10 I LIVE at the Naval Base and work in the city. Every morning I have to leave home one-and-a-half-hours earlier in order to reach my office on time. I wonder if the new bus services, which will be introduced on April 11, will cover my area. At present these services97 words
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Letter43 1971-02-19 10 THE Government publicly promised to provide electricity to 48 houses, at Track 23, 9V6 m.s. Yio Chu Kang Road in early January. It is now February and we are still in the dark. Would the authority concerned, please explain. KELVIN LIM Singapore 2843 words
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Letter47 1971-02-19 10 WE would very much like to start a dialogue with Dr. MacDougall on the university and some of its problems. But before we do this we would like to ask him to answer one very basic question first: Is he going or staying? K. TAN Singapore It47 words
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Letter33 1971-02-19 10 All totters to Viewpoint must bo signed and carry the writer's address. If correspondents wish to have their names withhold, they may use a pon name, but their letters must still bo signed.33 words
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Letter652 1971-02-19 10 What Ton Clause' means I BELIEVE it has been insufficiently noted in the Press exactly what Dr. Ton Chin Chye was implying about the University of Singapore's right to dismiss in his recent Press conference and what this portends for the future of academic freedom in the University. Dr. Toh652 words
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Letter607 1971-02-19 10 WHAT is a "Hippy"? Two years ago, after leaving my home and work in a small town near London, I started meeting these infamous people. From Paris, through North Africa and India, -to Singapore, I've found a vast world of other people living their lives... places607 words
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Miscellaneous234 1971-02-19 10 Fine win it is by [in ii£ii s Matanovic i ?^ißS*i GRANDMASTER ?f^^?«» «L Aleksandar Matanovic 4 S Si A Hf (Yugoslavia) played a fine 3H^ JS^ HGT HI fi' attacking game against tSi iVllkxStt Australia's D. Hamilton in the 1971 Karlis Lidums In 1 jp til ternational Tournament in234 words
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229 1971-02-19 11 SNAP tO have talks with others in Opposition KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Nine Sarawak National Party MPs arrived here today for Kuching to discuss the proposed amendments to the Constitution with the DAP, PPP and probably the Gerakan leaders. SNAP'S chairman, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, said they would also discuss the229 words
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78 1971-02-19 11 A SWEEPER, Sng Swee Lam, 42, was jailed for 12 months yesterday for having 78 lb. 7 oz. of ganja on board a sampan in the Eastern Roads on Jan. 2. A bumboat man, Ler Chwee Thor, charged with the same offence, was78 words
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297 1971-02-19 11 IPOH, Thurs.— Finance Minister Tun Tan Siew Sin said today the Chinese would be politically ineffective unless enough of them were prepared to get off the fence and make a political commitment to this country. He added that unless the297 words
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Article85 1971-02-19 11 IPOH, Thurs. Tub Tan Slew Sin, will announce the set-up of a "reorganised and streamlined Malaysian Chinese Association in the first week of March. The reorganisation Is to give the party a ''more dynamic Image" Tun Tan said today. Tun Tan, who is also Minister of Finance,85 words
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789 1971-02-19 11 TOMORROW will be a historic day for Malaysia. The nation's fifth King (Yang di-Pertuan Agong) will be Installed and Malaysia's Parliament reconvened after 21 months of emergency rule. KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia's fifth Constitutional Monarch will receive his instrument of office in a solemn and789 words
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Article, Illustration368 1971-02-19 11 AIM: 'A MORE EQUITABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia's new economic policy is aimed at giving the Malays an opportunity to own capital and operate industrial enterprises, Commerce and Industry Minister, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said here today. Explaining Malaysia's368 words
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171 1971-02-19 11 MOVE TO KEEP MALAYSIA'S HISTORICAL LANDMARKS MALACCA, Thurs. Brunei has been invited to attend a three-day meeting to be held in Kuala Lumpur next month to discuss the preservation of historical buildings and relics. It will also discuss the prevention of antiques being indiscriminately taken out of the country. Sabah171 words
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Article56 1971-02-19 11 GHANAIAN Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Social Welfare, Mr. Sebastian Oppon, will arrive here tonight for a four-day visit. He will visit the Jurong Town Corporation and the Housing and Development Board and pay a courtesy call on Mr. E.W. Barker, Minister for Law and56 words
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166 1971-02-19 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Minister of Labour, Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam, said today the Government was in the process of setting up a network of technical training coordinators in the country to solve the problem of unemployment, especially in the rural areas. Speaking166 words
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Advertisement124 1971-02-19 11 All Will Wl wii you r<6 Hi Hi A ■OOKIIig 01% 1W miiiik we can neip Fly there ahead of everyone Charter from L B our fleet of aircraft manned by j r t J experienced pilots. Reliable, efficient B t a way Special rates for long-term B charter Call124 words
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Article, Illustration132 1971-02-19 12 MAP shows the route of the Toa Payoh Coleman Street Loop Service No. 141A, to be run by the Singapore Traction Company (colour green) with the introduction of the reorganised public transport system on April 11. The route: Lorong 1, Lorong 4, Lorong 5,132 words
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Article53 1971-02-19 12 THE Uni versity of Singapore Society will hold a week-long Drama Festival beginning on March 21. Among those taking part in the festival will be the Sen Warna, an Indian drama group, Changi Theatre Club, Rowcroft Theatre Club, the University of Singapore Drama Society and the University53 words
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554 1971-02-19 12 The following candidates have passed the Final Professional Part I Examination for the degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery in Pathology and Social Medicine Public Health: Miss Anne Bong, Raphael Chan Kok Chin, Miss Lucy Chan, Miss Chan Nang Fong, Miss Magdalene554 words
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Article49 1971-02-19 12 PENANG, Thurs. Officials from Malaysia and Thailand met here today for discussions on how to facilitate road transport between the two countries. The three-day meeting was a continuation of the Second International Road Transport Conference held between Malaysia and Thailand'at Song knla on Monday and Tuesday.49 words
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166 1971-02-19 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thnrs. Malaysia Is expected to sign an economic agreement with Holland soon to promote greater co-operation between the two countries. Announcing this at a Press conference here, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Khlr Joharl, said that negotiations between officials166 words
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Miscellaneous288 1971-02-19 12 "..u-vucaruumneaiin). KeK ree Beng, Lau Ing Piu, 9TarSvOp6 *l lilUWWPuuuuul I— uWMuuuuuuuuuumi i— i^_ **\TZ*mm*4 iHPBHiM EAlggWfH [Tn/ISEEWI Be on the alert to A Your **•«>*«"« is learn all you can today A day of ■ftf-re^*»- pretty good and is like- Any decision you from the people you 22L. liirS288 words
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Article, Illustration421 1971-02-19 13 Nixon tells Hanoi: Time is running out' MA MORE PEACE ltf€% LIM|T 0N W4% USE OF CONCESSIONS I^W AIR STRIKES WU N-BOMB THE BIG TEST FOR NIXON PAGE 15 WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT NIXON today warned Hanoi leaders that their time is running out if they really want to negotiate peace421 words
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Article39 1971-02-19 13 A cigarette, and a little peace, for these South Vietnamese soldiers. They were injured while fighting in Laos. Now they are back in their homeland waiting for a helicopter to take them to hospital. ZSFLKL;FJGL;K;LG'JK39 words
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Article280 1971-02-19 13 BELO HORIZONTE, Thurs. For the first time in three years, the controversial Bishop Dom Helder Camara spoke to the Brazilian Press in what looks like a challenge by the Catholic Church to th'e country's military-dominated Government. The Archbishop of Olinda and Recife said the struggle in280 words
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178 1971-02-19 13 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. The Rev, Colin Davison, an Anglican priest ordered to be deported after being refused re-entry to South Africa from Swaziland, leaves here for England on Feb. 25 three days before the Government deadline. Mr. Davison, who decided against contesting the expulsion,178 words
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162 1971-02-19 13 PHNOM PENH, Thurs. The Cambodian Governor of Pursat Province has been trapped and killed by a group of pro-Communist Cambodians belonging to the Red Khmer organisation who were pretending to surrender, military sources in Phnom Penh said today. The sources said that162 words
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Article37 1971-02-19 13 CANBERRA: Development Minister Reginald Swartz says the Government has abolished limitations on the export of uranium. He told the House of Representatives that discoveries in South Australia and in Northern Territory put Australia potentially among uranium producers.37 words
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Article87 1971-02-19 13 WASHINGTON, Thurs. A secretary of Senator Edward Kennedy was raped in daylight yesterday. The woman aged 3S, was not identified by police who said that, as she was parking her car near the Senatorial offices, a man came up and asked her how to get toAFP - 87 words
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Article218 1971-02-19 13 New Ho Trail for Red supplies From FRED S. HOFFMAN WASHINGTON, Thurs. U.S. Defence Department sources say the North Vietnamese may be switching their main supply shipments through Laos to a route west of the primary Ho Chi Minh Trail now under ground attack by South Vietnamese troops. They said218 words
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Article, Illustration38 1971-02-19 13 PARIS, Thurs. Hundreds gh school students marched through the streets here yesterday in support of 18--year-old student Gilles Guiot who was jailed for allegedly hitting a policeman during a demonstration last week.38 words
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260 1971-02-19 13 Trial of drug babies starts despite offers TOKYO, Thurs. The first trial of the five-year-old Thalidomide babies case opened today in the Tokyo District Court, despite offers of the Japanese Government and a pharmaceutical company to settle the case out of court. Out of the entire plaintiff group of 26AFP - 260 words
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Article89 1971-02-19 13 ROME, Thurs. Police charged 28 prostitutes with endangering the safety of citizens by making bonfires in city streets to fight the cold of Roman nights. The women were taken into custody after they were found warming up next to big bonfires they had built in suburban streets.89 words
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Article288 1971-02-19 14 POSTAL STRIKE MAY GO ON INTO MARCH LONDON, Thurs. Promises of loans from other unions today raised the prospect that Britain's mail strike, now in its fifth week, might continue into March. The Union of Postal Workers UPW Is broke and unable to give its 2f3,tM members strike payAP - 288 words
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Article, Illustration637 1971-02-19 14 Senate is told of huge bribes racket WASHINGTON, Thurs. A Chinese-born American was today accused of operating a huge beer and slot machines racket by bribing army officials in Vietnam. William J. Crum, 52, so ingratiated himself with U.S. officials in Vietnam an army brigadier general once awarded him aAP - 637 words
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264 1971-02-19 14 Footprints of giant beast baffle villagers COLVILLE, (Washington), Thurs. Even the skeptics now wonder if the elusive ape-like Sasquatch lurks in their midst. To local believers, fresh reports on Tuesday of the giant animal's presence simply confirm what they claim to have known all along: That the creature known variously264 words
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Article147 1971-02-19 14 DOUGLAS, (Isle of Man), Thurs. Legislators of the Irish Sea Island launched a campaign yesterday to provide the M,— inhabitants with their own private army because "we have no one to turn to la time of an emergency Call for establishing a Manx militiaAP - 147 words
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Article37 1971-02-19 14 CASINO SWINDLE MONTEVIDEO, Thurs— The Ministry of Tourism has ordered an investigation into a re ported swindling operation with marked playing cards at state-run gambling casinos at the beach resorts of Atlantida and Punt a Del Este.37 words
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197 1971-02-19 14 Tupamaros may free kidnapped consul 'soon' MONTEVIDEO, Thurs. Brazilian Consul Aloysio Dias should, in theory, be released by the Tupamaros kidnappers at any time from Sunday onwards, Parliamentary sources said today. The Tupamaros said in their last communique that he would be freed when the Government's suspension of individual liberties197 words
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223 1971-02-19 14 ILLEGAL: A MOVE TO 'DEPORT CHINESE' MANILA, Thurs. A brewing Philippine move to deport all overstaying Chinese refugees who came from China will "violate" a past agreement between Taipeh and Manila, a Taiwan Embassy official said today. The official, Counsellor for Political Affairs Ho Sing-Jen, said however that this was223 words
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153 1971-02-19 14 Drinks on the house at the alcoholics' home HIGHLAND, California, Thurs. At Patton State Hospital there are alcoholics who report to the bar each day for drinking practice. They are being treated by two researchers testing a theory of alcoholism that contradicts most current thinking and therapy. Many experts believe153 words
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Article, Illustration135 1971-02-19 14 BELFAST, Thurs. Nine people, including a woman and a five-year-old girl, were injured today when a time bomb exploded in a public house at Holywood, a village near Belfast. Six of the victims were inside the bar and the others were passing by. All135 words
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Article, Illustration953 1971-02-19 15 Peking puts the heat on Sato BACKGROUND TO THE FOREIGN NEWS From ROSEMARY RIGHTER in HONGKONG MOUNTING pressures in Tokyo for the normalisation of relations with China have been ignored so far by Japanese policymakers, yet there is increasing evidence that Premier Eisaku Sato's most formidable challenger is Chairman Mao953 words
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977 1971-02-19 15 PETER - PETER By COLE -ADAMS in LONDON BRITAIN is in an economic mess. The collapse of Rolls-Royce, coming on top of the worst period of industrial unrest since 1926, has left the nation demoralised. It is getting precious little sympathy from that stern physician977 words
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Article, Illustration751 1971-02-19 15 From BRUCE GRANT IF the operation in Laos succeeds, Mr. Nixon will be able to withdraw another large batch of troops from Vietnam next May. This is the word from Washington. By the end of April Mr. Nixon will have withdrawn about 280,000 troops, or751 words
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Article, Illustration854 1971-02-19 16 NELLY KOE - The rocKhard people of an island with granite in its veins NELLY KOE THEY WORK HOLIDAYS AND ALL BECAUSE THEY LIKE IT By MORE THAN half the families living on Pulau Bukom have one thing in common someone in the family works in a granite quarry. Granite runs deep in854 words
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Article, Illustration214 1971-02-19 16 ON PARADE GO RAF's SPECIAL POLICE AND THEIR DOGS THE Royal Air Force Police Auxiliaries celebrated their 25th anniversary with a parade at RAF Changi's parade ground yesterday. One hundred and twenty members of the 360-strong force came from the various camps in Malaysia and Singapore to take part in214 words
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119 1971-02-19 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak briefed the Conference of Rulers today on Malaysia's foreign policy towards China. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong attended the meeting. The two-day conference at the Istana Negara was chaired by the Sultan of Selangor. Tun RazakBernama - 119 words
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Article51 1971-02-19 16 BRITISH army driver, Eng Chee Hoe, 52, collapsed and died while driving an army van along Telok Blancah Road yesterday. It is believed that he had a heart attack. The van which was heading for Ayer Rajah Camp went off the road. No one was51 words
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194 1971-02-19 16 LONDON, Thnrs. A Sikh family living Id London has been refused permission to cast the ashes of their mother Into the Thames River. The decision was made by the Thames Conservancy, which wanted to stop the practice from becoming a habit. The same194 words
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Article101 1971-02-19 16 TWO men on separate charges of having firearms were remanded in the Central Police Station by a magistrates' court yesterday. Tan Tat Boon, 23, and Peh Bok Kee, 28, were accused of having a .38 Smith and Wesson revolver at a shop in Upper Bukit Timah101 words
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Advertisement92 1971-02-19 16 ff Of course I fly BOAC to London. Who else has 11 services V a week?" 2 x Mb For some people there is only one airline. Only BOAC offers you eleven flights a week to London from Singapore. By VCIO or 707. Day or night services. Direct with no92 words
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Advertisement95 1971-02-19 16 Globetraveler SUPER The GIANT of the Globetraveler Series. THE WORLD-WIDE TRANSISTOR PORTABLE RECEIVER WITH NO LIMITS Outstanding and unrivalled in its features and performance 16 WAVEBANDS, incl. 11 bandspread SW-Bands AM, FM, MB, LW, FM-VHF. 3 permanent speakers (8 watts peak, 4 watts sinus.) 38 solid state devices incl. 2395 words
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THE SINGAPORE herald Section II
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Title Section25 1971-02-19 17 ESSO REFINERY OPENING SUPPLEMENT/Pages 19-25 ECONOMIC AFFAIRS/Pages 26/27 SHIPPING/Pages 28/29 FORM GUIDE/ Page 30 SPORT/Pages 31/32 THE SINGAPORE herald Section II Friday. Feb. 19, 197125 words
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228 1971-02-19 17 THE five most outstanding students in the Chinese primary and secondary schools for 1970 will be picked in a contest organised by a local newspaper and two teachers' union. The organisers are Nanyang Siang Pau, Chinese School Teachers' Union and Chinese228 words
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Article, Illustration679 1971-02-19 17 ROLLEI the West German camera firm is to invest about $82 million in its two Singapore factories over the next three years. They are the Rollei Singapore (Pte) Ltd., which has begun production and the German Optical (Pte) Ltd., which will start production679 words
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Article, Illustration332 1971-02-19 17 Why people of Chinatown do not want to move out OLD FOLK FEAR BROKEN FRIENDSHIPS CHINATOWN'S old folk fear being moved from their crumbling homes. They think the Government's urban renewal policy will destroy the close relationships they have built up with friends over the vears. So says the first332 words
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79 1971-02-19 17 Nearly 1,400 candidates about 56.5 per cent of the total passed the Government Higher School Certificate Chinese Examination last year. The National Junior College obtained the highest percentage of passes with over 93 per cent. Government secondary schools scored 81 per cent passes.79 words
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Article140 1971-02-19 17 THE gang believed to be involved in the slaying last month of deaf mute Teo Ah Cheng in Airport Road is now behind bars. In a predawn raid earlier this week, a police party raided a row of huts in Jalan Serai, off Airport Road, and picked140 words
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Article, Illustration147 1971-02-19 17 WOODLANDS police have moved into a modern station beside the Causeway check-point. Their old office will be demolished. The new building, standing on a slope just* above the railway line, also houses the imports section of the Customs and Immigration Departments. The export147 words
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Article48 1971-02-19 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong today spent more than one hour at the Dewan Tunku Abdul Rahman here to witness the final dress rehearsal of his installation ceremony on Satur day. He was accompanied by the Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak.48 words
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Article344 1971-02-19 17 MOST of the 1,000 Malay youths who have registered for employment with the Employment Research Committee of the Central Council of Malay Cultural Organisations are school drop-outs. This is disclosed by the latest CCMCO bulletin. It says: "It is a matter of concern to the council344 words
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381 1971-02-19 18 Baffles Mall: AA may petition the Govt THE Automobile Association of Singapore is considering joint action with Raffles Place businessmen to press the Government to review the pedestrian mall scheme which came into force on Dec. 28. The association chairman, Mr. Milton Tan, said this yesterday after failing to get381 words
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Article, Illustration67 1971-02-19 18 SIXTEE N-yea rold Mimi Amat (above) is one of 34 girls who will vie for the title of Sepak Takraw Fashion Queen to be staged at the National Theatre on March 6 at 7.30 p.m. The Singapore Amateur Sepak Takraw Association is organising67 words
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Article, Illustration138 1971-02-19 18 WORKERS and schoolchildren living in Qneenstown went without morning coffee and baths when the taps in nearly 1.000 Housing Board flats ran dry yesterday. Instead, the children were made to drink heated evaporated milk and packed off to school. Many men were138 words
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Article, Illustration418 1971-02-19 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. When a gold smuggler tried to deliver some bullion he found police waiting for him. And today Wong Tiew Seng, S3, a Singaporean was fined $30,000 or two years jail by the Sessions Court here for possessing418 words
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Article152 1971-02-19 18 LONDON, Thurs. Fresh pineapples from Malaysia will now compete on the British market with those from South Africa. For the first time, a refri gerated container load of these fruits has been shipped to Liverpool from Singapore by ship. The shipping company, Blue Funnel, said todayAFP - 152 words
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Article47 1971-02-19 18 TWO films on ecology and industrial uses of radioactive substances will be shown at 8 p.m. today at the Pathology Lecture Theatre, Outram Road General Hospital. The Society of Occupational Medicine is sponsoring the screening, which will be open to the public.47 words
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Article206 1971-02-19 18 A REAL LUAU FOR A LATE N.Z. DAY NEW ZEALAND is the land of the Maoris, so what more appropriate way to celebrate New Zealand Day than with a Maori Concert Party? And that was just how the Wives Club of the Ist Battalion, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment at206 words
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Article26 1971-02-19 18 ISLAND IN THE SUN IPOH, Thurs.— The Perak State Development Corporation is negotiating with a local company to develop Pulau Pangkor Laut into a tourist attraction.26 words
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144 1971-02-19 18 'Penang Kia' gets five years' in prison A MAN WHO admitted robbing people at gunpoint twice in the same week to the tune of $40,900 was jailed for five years by a district court yesterday. Armed with revolvers, Lee Kap Yew and an accomplice held up Harjinder Singh Takhar chief144 words
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86 1971-02-19 18 TWO PART-TIME national servicemen, Ranggasamy P. Murugaiah of Jalan Basong and Kang Kok Siong of Club Street, were each sentenced to two months' jail by a magistrates' court yesterday for failing to attend Vigilante Corps training. Snr. Insp. Chia Cheng Poh, prosecuting, told86 words
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141 1971-02-19 18 POLICE have rounded up a group of youths, believed to be involved in a "pot" smoking ring, in a housing estate in the Upper Serangoon area. It is understood that the police had been keeping watch on the youths, whose ages range from 14141 words
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Article50 1971-02-19 18 Profit planning course THE Singapore Institute of Management will hold a course on "Profit Planning" for managers who have significant responsibilities from March 2 at the Chinese YMCA. The four-morning course will be held from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Fee is $100 for SIM members and $120 for nonmembers.50 words
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Article, Illustration1198 1971-02-19 19 The $200 million decision after afldiio up Singapore's pluses ESSO REFINERY OPENING SUPPLEMENT Q THE CLEAR waters around Pulau Ayer Chawan, a mile offshore from the Jurong industrial complex, throw back a new reflection these days. Out in the water the outlines of towers, tanks and loading piers shimmer and1,198 words
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Article316 1971-02-19 19 HE m TINKERS of all ages build model ships and model airplanes. Scale models are also put to practical use by architects and city planners, by designers of stage sets, spacecraft, and other products of art and technology. Among the most complicated examples of industrial model building are scaled-down316 words
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Article, Illustration648 1971-02-19 20 anew way to teach skills... l^^hbf^Tw^H |3 9 1 vl 3 *^^^^> *J *J i^ 1 1 1^ i?^^t^TTT^T^^^^^^^^^^^T^^B^^^w THE training of engineers and technicians was a major challenge. Here is a group of trainees being shown around the plant. Preparation of the training manuals alone took six months. THE648 words
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533 1971-02-19 21 Thorough training in and out of classrooms ESSO REFINERY OPENING SUPPLEMENT Q operations department completed eight operating manuals covering the refinery processes and jobs. They also completed three training manuals covering four major mechanical maintenance areas instrumentation, electrical, machinery and metals. Also developed was a basic training classroom manual which533 words
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Article, Illustration308 1971-02-19 22 l*jW*aNagKlalr¥Mi]^^ The refinery model made by the contractor proved to be an excellent training aid for familiarisation with the refinery equipment and hardware as well as a source of tracing lines from flow diagrams especially during the early construction stage. A second extremely effective aid308 words
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Article, Illustration345 1971-02-19 23 DIRECT ACCESS FROM MAIN CHANNEL ESSO REFINERY OPENING SUPPLEMENT THE Esso terminal at Pulau Ayer Chawan is free of the difficult counter-currents and narrow channels which restrict some bunkering locations in the port of Singapore. Directly accessible from the main shipping channel, Pulau Ayer Chawan permits berthing at any time345 words
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Article522 1971-02-19 24 ESSO REFINERY OPENING SUPPLEMENT Q Willi IP. JIB MR. Wm. J. Wiseman, Genera] Manager of the Esso Singapore Group of Companies, holds a degree in Chemical Engineering from John Hopkins University. He started his career In the oil Industry with the Esso Baltimore Refinery where522 words
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320 1971-02-19 24 Essi'sYonth and Industry Project THE TRAINING of people is a way of life in Esso. Its worldwide interest in education is reflected in some of its local activities. One of the educational projects the Esso Youth Industry Project was launched in October 1970 for upper secondary science students to be320 words
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Article, Illustration446 1971-02-19 25 Mars ahoy! SSO REFINERY A WATER vapour measuring detector, invented by an Esso Research and Engineering Company scientist, will be part of a Viking lander spacecraft that is scheduled to land on Mars in 1975. The detector has passed the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration's tests for inclusion in446 words
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Miscellaneous287 1971-02-19 32 SOCCER: S'pore Govt. Services League: Div. 1 Police vs Vigilante Corps (Police Academy 5.15 p.m.); City District Schools Cships: "A" Div. Balestier Hill Int. Sec. vs SJI (Monk's Hill 3.46 p.m.); RI vs S'pore Voc. Inst. (Monk's Hill 5.00 p.m.); "C" Div. Rangoon Road Sec. vs Bukit Ho Swee Sec.287 words
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Advertisement199 1971-02-19 20 Sm 0 JR_ An original generator made in the U.S.A. The Perfect Package Lincoln is the largest manufacturer of arc welding equipment and electrodes in the world. We supply the original Lincoln equipment. Generators, transformers, rectifiers, rods and accessories all made by Lincoln in the U.S.A. If you want a199 words
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Advertisement233 1971-02-19 21 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES j ESSO SINGAPORE GHIP IF COMPANIES On the occasion of the official opening of j their Refinery at Pulau Ayer Chawan j b Y I THE HONOURABLE MINISTER FOR FINANCE J MR. HON SUI SEN J J Importers Exporters of Automobile Parts, J J Engineering Spares, Marine233 words
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Advertisement124 1971-02-19 22 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES I to i I on the official opening of their Refinery on Pulau Ayer Chawan from i SANTA FE-POMEROY SERVICES, INC. Engineering and Construction subsidiary of Santa Fe International Corporation Contractors for The Marine Facilities on Pulau Ayer Chawan Refinery, including Products Pier, Submarine Pipe Lines and124 words
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Advertisement29 1971-02-19 22 ONE MORE UP FOR NIPPON POINT AND ESSO!!! j j94»s 1 CONGRATULATES (S^ on the opening of their New Refinery in Singapore I r SUPEA P»'. hl&wmvmhH I I29 words
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Advertisement255 1971-02-19 23 I BIS J08... SMALL J08... I I electronic and pneumatic I I process control equipment I I PXW p^BB I Singapore Group of Gomoanies I I Pulau Ayer Gbawan refinery I I installed by I n^B^B^BH B^B^Bj e A M VX^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^BB B^B^B^H P^BJ |^^^^CT^ !^F^B»'^*"|l||Bi^B|B^BPn^Bß*^ B^PP^^ BH n^^^H '"^B ?pu»255 words
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Advertisement174 1971-02-19 24 Our Heartiest Congratulations on the Completion of ESSCs Refiner y! We hope and believe the new ESSO refinery will contribute to the economic and industrial development of Singapore. Also we, JSL and IHI, will continue our best efforts in contributing to the success of the Republic of Singapore. IHI Ishikawajima-Harima174 words
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Advertisement103 1971-02-19 24 Heartiest Wishes to On the official opening of their Refinery at Pulau Ayer Chawan By The Honourable Minister For Finance Mr. Hon Sui Sen BEE LOH PHOTO SUPPLIERS 47, Bras Basah Road, Singapore HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS and VERY BEST WISHES ESSO STORE GROUP OF COMPANIES on the occasion of the official103 words
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Advertisement122 1971-02-19 25 WITH BEST COMPLIMENTS CSwU on the official opening of their Refinery at Pulau Ayer Chawan from WAH HONG CO. (PTE) LTD. 78 Robinson Road, Singapore 1. Tel: *****/***** SHIP-CHANDLERS Fresh Dry Provisions, Deck Engine Stores, Bonded Stores. Lifesaving Appliances Lifeboat Equipment. All types of Marine Hardwares. AGENTS/STOCKIST "W«tt*x" Marine Distress122 words
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Advertisement185 1971-02-19 25 KHENG CHEONG CO PTE LTD congratulates ESSO SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES on the occasion of the official opening of their CHAWAN REFINERY SINGAPORE'S rW\ SPECIALISED STOCKISTS stß^ROttv)^ AND SUPPLIERS TO %oOST^\ THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY s\NCt^JIN SOUTH EAST ASIA API Linepipe Gr. A B rJHl^^ Sch 20, 30, 40, 80 160185 words
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572 1971-02-19 26 Two nominee firms Frasers Nominees and United Overseas Bank Nominees have called on the directors of Gammon South East Asia to convene an extraordinary general meeting to replace seven of the nine members of the board. Frasers Nominees is acting on behalf of the572 words
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283 1971-02-19 26 A RI ! N SENKUTTUVAN - A R I N SENKUTTUVAN XCNNBMB,N,N.,N. VENEER PRODUCTS, through it wholly owned subsidiary Trengganu Forest Products has acquired another 35,000-acre forest concession in West Malaysia. This concession brings Veneer's total Malaysian timber holdings to about 250 million board feet. (One board foot equals 8283 words
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Article156 1971-02-19 26 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates fixed yesterday by the Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency. SELLING BUYING T.T./O.D. T.T. O.D. Sterling Pound 7.4040 7.3715 7.3600 Australian Dollar 3.4625 3.4200 3.4000 Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar 3.4725 3.4225 3.3925 South Arabian Dinar 7.4200 7.3475156 words
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Article428 1971-02-19 26 The short period of trading was a slow one as the market gradually got into its stride with operators feeling their way into the new decimal/kilo procedure. The trend continued downwards in the absence of any worthwhile fresh offtake, whilst the week-end announcement by the G.S.A. that428 words
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Article589 1971-02-19 26 The market closed easier in quiet trading yesterday, discouraged by the ICI results, the highest unemployment figures since 1963 and the continuing deadlock in the postal dispute. Another factor cited by some dealers was the machine tool industries statistics. At 1445, the Financial Times index was down589 words
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Article368 1971-02-19 26 Stock prices eased in earl; moderate trading yesterday Standard and Poors industria average backed down 14 cent and the Dow Jones industrial: f dropped more than a point. Declining issues led the 1 gainers by three-to-two and s volume topped one million i shares after about368 words
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Article221 1971-02-19 26 AMSTERDAM Internationals declined yesterday, but KLM rose slightly. In mixed local industrials, Brederode was very firm, and Gist-Brocades lower. Most insurances were up, while investment funds also rose. In banks, Algemene Bank Nederland was firmer, while plantations were mixed and shippings steady. PARIS The strike of bourse messengers221 words
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Advertisement866 1971-02-19 26 I ADVERTISEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ANNIVERSARIES. AN NOUNCEMENTS. BIRTHS. CLUB ACTIVITIES CON DOLENCES. DEATHS. ENGAGEMENTS, FUNERAL GREET INGS. IN MEMORIAM. MARRIAGES. MISSING. PERSONAL P.P.C. REQUIEMS A REUNIONS Minimum $4/ for 10 words, each additional word 40c ts All other classified advertisements M.nimum $2/ for 10 words, each additional word 2Octs. BOX SERVICE866 words
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Advertisement264 1971-02-19 26 CLASSIFIED REDIFFUSION T.V. RENTALS. H.P. OR CASH We have a complete range of models and prices at our SHOWROOMS: 182 Clemenceau Avenue 233 People s Park Complex. l»t Fl. 149 Joo Chiat Road 359 Block 101 Corporation Drive Jurong Town. Also Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Jaya. Ipoh. Penang Butterworth REDIFFUSION REPAIRS264 words
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Article161 1971-02-19 27 ki ddm i«i.z» cents per kilo (down 0.2S ceat). The apparent lack of overseas interest at the opening of business yesterday caused some long liquidation in extremely thin conditions and March HSS was traded down to 100 75 cents per kilo before shortcovering appeared to hold prices. The161 words
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Article499 1971-02-19 27 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE Another round of active speculative buying brought share prices to higher territory in the Stock Exchange yesterday. Although there was profit-taking towards the close, which cut deep into some earlier gains, upside issues had a five-to-one lead over falls. Industrials which499 words
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Article13 1971-02-19 27 FRASER INDUSTRIAL INDICES Singapore Malaysia Feb. 17 654.17 427.59 Feb. 18 658.28 429.8613 words
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257 1971-02-19 27 R.A.S. and M.R.E. closing pncei in cents p«r kilo. Buyer Seller Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. 100.25 101. 25N Int. 1 R.S.S. March 101.25 101.75 Int. 1 R.S.S. April 103.50 104.00 Int. 2 R.S.S. 99.75 101.00N UK/Cont. 98.75 99.75N Int. 3 R.S.S. 98.00 98.25N UK/Cont. 96.50 97.50N Int.257 words
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Article106 1971-02-19 27 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesian Trade Minister Sumitro Djojohadikusumo suggested today that any planned United States disposal of stockpile rubber should be postponed, at least, until July this year. Indonesia had already suggested to the United States not to release stockpile rubber. "However, if the United States should106 words
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Article295 1971-02-19 27 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR FEBRUARY, 19. OUT: State of Bihar 8/9; Laertes 15/16; Petal ing 20 east; Auby 21 west; Trang 21 east; Tjimanuk 23; Nichiryu Mara 24/25; Shoryu Mam 26; Super Dragon 27/28; Kuching 29/30; Madhumati 33/34; Yoshinosan Maru295 words
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Article118 1971-02-19 27 (Yesterday's 1.30 p.m. prices, in sterling per long ton, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per long ton): Philippine/Indonesian March 218, April 21 8 1 2 May 219, all resellers. COCONUT OIL: Straits Feb/March 147.00 seller; Malayan Feb/March 165.00 seller; Philippine (U.S. dollars per long ton) Feb/March 310118 words
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Article38 1971-02-19 27 PEPPER (Yesterday's 2.00 p.m. sellers' prices, in sterling per long ton). Tone: Steadier; Sarawak white spot 420.0 Nominal, afloat 410.0, Feb/March 410.0, March/April 402.5; Sarawak black spot 425.0 Nominal, afloat 390.0, Feb/March 385.0, Malabar Feb/March 510.0.38 words
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Article, Illustration192 1971-02-19 27 LONDON, Thurs. Grain shippers covered cargoes from the US Gulf to Valencia at US$5 fio (free in and out) for February/March and from the US Gulf to St. Nazaire at US$5.5O fio for March. A cargo from the US Gulf to Casablanca paid US$5. 75 fd (free192 words
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Article341 1971-02-19 27 Conditions were very active throughout yesterday and the market closed firm with gains noted on a broad front. Selective buying interest was spread over a fairly wide range of stocks, and housing related issues, pharmaceuticals and automobiles attracted good support. (C;osing paid prices in yen, w Akai341 words
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Article578 1971-02-19 27 Mining shares staged a minor retreat towards the close of trading yesterday while oils and industrials ended the day on a very irregular note. Poseidon led the downturn among the speculatives with a $3 loss at $38, followed by Southland which lost 28 cents at $2.70. Queensland578 words
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Article270 1971-02-19 27 Prices held steady yesterday though there were a few easier spots following Wednesday's good gains. Lands continued in demand with 19,173 shares turned over but closed unchanged at $109. Banks attracted fair interest, with the Local SI higher at $185. The London registers was unchanged at $165.270 words
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Advertisement408 1971-02-19 27 INDUSTRIALS ACMA 1.35/1.37; 1.36; Unch. ALCAN 1.40/1.41; 1.41 (5), 1.40, 1.42 O;-.01. ALLIED 2.95 S. BEN 1.20/1.21; 1.19 (2), 1.20 (21), 1.22 (16). 1.23 (16). 1.21 (51), 1.19 O, 1.20 (16) O. 1.21 (3) D, 1.22 (31) D, 1.23 (41) D, 1.24 (3) D; ♦.04. BERJAYA 1.24/1.25; 1.26, 1.25 (4),408 words
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Advertisement698 1971-02-19 27 M BREWS 5.55/5.60; 5.55; -.05. M CABLES 1.52 B. M CEMENT 1.88/1.90; 1.90, 1.88 (2); -.02. M CONTNERS 2.92/2.95. M CREDIT 1.56/1.57; 1.57 (2); ♦.03. M FLOUR 1.68/1.69; 1.68. 1.69 (2); ♦.01. M TOBACCO 4.36 S; 4.32; Unch. MWATA 1.28/1.29; 1.30. 1.28 (3), 1.29 (2); Unch. M TILES 1.02 S;698 words
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Advertisement331 1971-02-19 27 G PARK 1.38 S. MALAYSIA 1.22 S. NEGARA 1.16 S. SPURA 1.46 B. IMPERIAL .86-1/2/.69-1/2; .69 (11). .69-1/2 (3) D, .70 (3) O; ♦.01. KINGS .72/.75. MERLIN (M> .66/. 67; .64 (3), .65 (2), .65-1/2, .66; +.02. M COURT .97 S; .96; -.01.' OVERSEAS U .84A86. ROYAL .53/. 54; .53331 words
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Advertisement627 1971-02-19 28 NEPTUNE ORIENT UNES ITD. U HNCOmtOHATtO m THC WgamnC Of aWHGAPORO tCB BUILDING 2 SHENTON WAV SINGAPORE 1. TEL *****3 7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE, itatMTi M'Mm *%»aNg ARRIVES NtrrUNC AMCTMYST 25 Feb/1 Mar 2/3 Mar 4/5 Mar l don 1/4. H'burg 8/4. R'dim 11/4.627 words
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Advertisement1095 1971-02-19 28 I I I \7| KE Y FOR EASY REFERENCE. The shipping schedules I I /v| N. beginning on this page are given in four parts for I 1 X r^ shlps westbound, eastbound, southbound and T— t mL^f^AjS^^l^SS COfHHltaVTan coastal. Each entry gives the following information&P>.» i^s^igßgV shipping ar^."/ «r1,095 words
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Advertisement911 1971-02-19 29 t" 3.STDOUnCI Including ships sailing out of Singapore for Far |^^^2^^^_^^^_r East P° rts to tne north-east. A. AMITY Mar 15/18 Bangkok. Osaka. Yokohama. M^LTAl!^^""^!^^!!^!^™^™^^™^™^^^™^^^^^™'' West Coast U.S.A. AOL/ASC MSALTAIR In Pt/Feb 2t> Japan. Pusan. KSC/OL ALASKA MARU In Pt Hongkong, Japan. MOSK/LEO rt ,™cMA<;TFl* Ar>r IQ/3? M.S. TAIPOOSHAN Feb911 words
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Advertisement590 1971-02-19 29 J§P MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD H No. 30E Jin. Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. AH The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Staga»««* r.t'ham rw>l Arrtvaa: BUNGA MEi,OR, 27 Fab/2 Mar a/6 Mar 1/8 Mar Havra 2/4. LeMon 4/4 Hfcurg iO/4. H dam 12/4. A»»rp 14/4. Bram.n 17/4. BUNGA590 words
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Advertisement469 1971-02-19 30 5 f5 i 5 i_ s s m 'I I I i 4 W I IS oo" I «5 I .^H I 1 H ■!2 o i r- B w a{ :-i«o,o D' »^^Bl Eo> fi X 5 e o» Ha rjl I i Ij* I i I %■i S469 words
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Article, Illustration385 1971-02-19 31 CINEMA VII did the fastest workout on a yielding track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning With LylC Harbridge astride, he beat stablemate Wisdom (E. Chan) by half a length over 3f in 37. Wlsaom Prpego (Podmore) also impressed in a workout with .Musion (Nawari). The pair385 words
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Article471 1971-02-19 31 THE YAP sisters Ai Tin and Ai Suan showed their prowess with convincing victories in their matches at the Singapore Amateur Table Tennis Association inte.r-team girls championships at the Eagle Engineering Hall, Kallang. The sisters put the Schools in a commanding position in the league.471 words
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236 1971-02-19 31 Rod Laver continues winning streak in Champions Classic NEW YORK, Thurs. Rod Laver continued his victory streak through the US$2lO,OOO tennis Champions Classic last night, whipping American Dennis Ralston 3-6, 61, 6-4, 6-3. The victory was the 10th straight US$lO,OOO winner take all triumph for the hard-driving Laver. The 32-year-oldAP - 236 words
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Article61 1971-02-19 31 MACON, Georgia, Thurs. Rumania's Hie Nastase, a Davis Cup star, was seeded No. 1 among non-American players for next week's U5525,000 Macon International tennis tournament hertf Zeljko Franulovic of Yugoslavia, was seeded second among the non- Americans. The tournament begins next Thursday with 32 singles players and 16 doubles teams,AP - 61 words
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146 1971-02-19 31 Koreans for Nagoya table tennis tourney TOKYO, Thurs. North Korea officially submitted its entry to participate in the 31st world table tennis championships to be held in Nagoya, Southwest of Tokyo, on March 27 April 7, the Japan Table Tennis Association (JTTA) reported. A JTTA spokesman said North Korea's entryAP - 146 words
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Article121 1971-02-19 31 ROME, Thurs. The Italian Boxing Federation opened an official inquiry yesterday into the European bantamweight boxing fight between Franco Zurlo of Italy and Alan Rudkin of Britain in London on Tuesday. In a statement, it said that the investigation was sparked by the statements made by Zurlo at the endAP - 121 words
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Article81 1971-02-19 31 NEW YORK, Thurs. Thailand became the 26th country to sign up for television rights to the Muhammad Ali-Joe Frazier heavyweight title fight here on March 8. Another 10 nations are negotiating with Fight of Champions, Inc., Chartwell Artists, Ltd., announced. Chartwell is handling the ancillary rights. In Thailand and 22AP - 81 words
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Article75 1971-02-19 31 LONDON, Thurs. Results of last night's British soccer games: English Cup fifth round: Manchester City 1 Arsenal 2. English Cup-fifth round, replay: Oxford 1 Leicester 3 (after extra time); Leicester at home to Arsenal in quarterfinals. English League Division 1: Chelsea 2 Nottingham Forest 0; Derby l Crystal Palace 0;AP - 75 words
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Article50 1971-02-19 31 LOS ANGELES, Thurs. Lightweight boxer Ruben Navarro (US) will defend his North American championships in a 12 round bout against Jimmy Robertson (US), here on Mar. 18, promoters at the Olympic auditorium said. Navarro lost a 15-round unanimous decision last Friday to world lightweight champion Ken Buchanan of Scotland. APAP - 50 words
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Miscellaneous373 1971-02-19 31 i^^h B^ 4 s^L^B 8251 ik aBISaVXTISIIEBSmtRFVL! ACROSS DOWN IhfiwtaVw nC WUh leadJr^r^ rient<ll reHgi US 4. Small piece of land lies at 2. Castle that is housing an inl ea J 4 experienced soldier (6) 8. Identity documents, perhaps, 3. Punch where refreshments will give you an afterthought are373 words
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Article654 1971-02-19 32 BIG DAY FOR NEW TOWN SCHOOL NEW BADMINTON CHAMPS NEW TOWN Secondary School won the Pasir Panjang District "B" boys badminton championship with a 5-0 win over Gan Eng Seng in the concluding stages yesterday. Pasir Panjang Secondary finished second with a 4-1 victory over Kim Seng Technical. Crescent Girls654 words
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165 1971-02-19 32 Over 100 foreign entries for Thai Open BANGKOK, Thurs. More than 100 foreign pro fessional golfers are expected to enter the seventh Thailand Open Golf championship, part of the Asian Golf Circuit, here next month, Thai officials said yesterday. The officials said the Thai Open Golf Committee so far hadAP - 165 words
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Article, Illustration440 1971-02-19 32 NATIONAL Junior College and Raffles Institution easily qualified for. the City District "A" Division badminton championship final without being extended. The Collegians trounced Balestier Hill Technical School 5-0 and Raffles handed out a 4-1 thrashing to St. Joseph's Institution in the semi-finals at National440 words
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185 1971-02-19 32 FAVOURITES Singapore Cricket Club trounced Singapore Recreation Gub 5-1 in the Singapore Women's Hockey Association League match at the Padang yesterday. SCC's all-round superiority had the Recs at sixes and sevens throughout. Recs defenders, however, played a great game when they checked185 words
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Article68 1971-02-19 32 LEAGUE leaders Borneo Group beat Esso Group 3-1 in the Business Houses bowling league. In another match, William Jack's Sports Club defeated Kodak Group 4-0 and British Petroleum edged Bridgestone 3-1. Borneo Group head the league table with 31.5 points followed by William Jack's SC with 28.8 and68 words
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Article, Illustration294 1971-02-19 32 IN A game of mixed chances, Singapore Youth Selection chalked up an impressive 4-2 victory over Far East champions Royal Air Force, Changi, in a soccer friendly at Jalan Besar last night. Singapore owed their victory to sound defensive play. Skipper MathewELAINE SNG - 294 words
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Article406 1971-02-19 32 COMBINED Schools 'IP scored an upset 3-2 win over the senior team in the Singapore Table Tennis Association inter-team youth competition (girls) at the Eagle Engineering Sports Gub last night. Schools 'A', the favourites for the title played listlessly without their star player Yap Ai Suanin the406 words
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Article614 1971-02-19 32 ASIAN Games silver medallist Elaine Sng and Mark Chan stole the show on the first day of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association tenth junior single age group swimming meet at Tanjong Rhu yesterday. Between them they set up four of the eight new614 words