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Title Section14 1971-02-22 1 THE SINGAPORE herald MC(P) No. 2525 No. 182 Singapore Monday. February 22, 1971 15.CENTS14 words
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Article39 1971-02-22 1 Catholics and wealthy Protestants get along splendidly. This is m no way a religious but rather a class struggle —by Miss Bernadette Devlin, firebrand Member of Britain's Parliament, who is on a speaking tour of 40 U.S. campuses. AP39 words
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Article71 1971-02-22 1 Soldier stabbed to death NATIONAL serviceman Gan Teong Lin, 22, was stabbed to death last night by a group of men m front of Block 10, Kempas Road. He died on arrival at the Thomson Road General Hospital. It is believed that Gan was with two friends when a group71 words
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Article71 1971-02-22 1 SAIGON, Sun. Francis Bailly. a French photographer working for United Press Inter national (UPI) and Gamma Agency was killed m Cambodia today. A South Vietnamese unit found his body on a highway near the big rubber plantation of Chup. He was believed to have beenAFP - 71 words
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Article66 1971-02-22 1 KAMPALA, Sun. Uganda's military Head of State, General Idi Amin, has accepted the title of President that his army offered him yesterday. Radio Uganda reported today. Yesterday at a special gathering of diplomats and former hereditary rulers and their relatives at the State House, an unnamed officer,AFP - 66 words
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Article34 1971-02-22 1 DDD RAZAK RECEPTION KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, entertained more than 300 Alliance Members of Parliament, Senators and State Assemblymen to a reception at his residence, Sri Taman on Friday.34 words
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207 1971-02-22 1 Hanoi power struggle after death of top official BANGKOK, Sun. The newspaper Bangkok Post said today that there were unconfirmed reports that Mr. Truong hinh. pro-Peking chairman of the Standing Committee of North Vietnam's National Assembly, has died, setting off a power struggle m Hanoi. The front-page story m theAP - 207 words
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287 1971-02-22 1 Dilemma of African leaders— by Mrs B COLOMBO, Sun. Prime Minister Mrs. Sirima Bandaranaike told the Ceylon House of Representatives today that the Commonwealth Conference m Singapore ended on a note of optimism for the future of Commonwealth relations. This was despite the threat to the unity of the Common-AFP - 287 words
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147 1971-02-22 1 KOTA KINABALU, Sun. The United Sabah National Organisation has expelled Mr. Peter Mojuntin, the State Assemblyman for Moyog, from the party. The decision to expel him a l, made at the meeting of I'SNOs working committee here yesterday. Mr. Mojuntin announced m Kuala Lumpur147 words
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Article552 1971-02-22 1 Saigon's elite troops on the run 'SITUATION CRITICAL' AS REDS BLAST HO TRAIL SAIGON, Sun. North Vietnamese regular troops have routed an elite battalion of South Vietnamese Rangers m a two-day battle on the Ho Chi Minn Trail. It was sent fleeing across the Laotian border m South Vietnam with552 words
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155 1971-02-22 1 THE COMPUTER THAT TURNED SOUR ON BEER CASPER, Wyoming, Sun.— Joseph Beer claims a computer has turned soar on him. Now he's sueing the Olivetti Corporation for USsll,ooo— saying the machine is blackmailing him. Mr. Beer, who owns an office machine firm here, said the harassment began three years ago155 words
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IN BRIEF
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105 1971-02-22 1 TOKYO, Sun. In foreign countries, stripping to underwear m public is bad manners and soup should not be slurped, says a new Foreign Ministry book warning Japanese against possible embarrassment overseas. The Ministry is to distribute one million copies ofAP - 105 words
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Article49 1971-02-22 1 COLOMBO, Sun. A tax of 500 rupees ($257) is to be levied on non-citizens staying m Ceylon on visas or temporary residence permits. The Bill to introduce the levy, presented by Prime Minister Mrs. Sirimavo Banda ranaike, was passed today by the House of Representatives: AFPAFP - 49 words
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Article66 1971-02-22 1 MACAO: Almost 2,000 leftists m Macao, a Portuguese enclave 40 miles west of Hongkong, took part m an antiAmerican rally this morning at the Communist-owned Alegrie Theatre protesting against what they had described as "American aggression m Laos." DDD LONDON: Britain's weekly news-picture magazine, The Illustrated London News, announced todayAP - 66 words
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Article25 1971-02-22 1 ODD WASHINGTON: Italian Prime Minister Emilio Colombo left Washington after a second, one-hour conference with President Nixon which he described as a "most interesting conversation."25 words
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Article, Illustration470 1971-02-22 1 It's 'goodbye bugs' for the attraction is instantly fatal IT'S DEATH to mosquitoes and their flying friends if a new insect exterminator ever finds a market m Singapore. The gadget an electronic model manufactured m Israel makes use of ultra-violet rays to attract insect pests to their deaths on a470 words
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Article, Illustration69 1971-02-22 1 LONDON, Sun. Shell and British Petroleum raised petrol prices by half a penny (1.2 cents) a gallon yesterday. A Shell spokesman blamed the rise on the settlement m Teheran last week when major oil companies agreed to pay more for Middle East oil. Industry sourcesAP - 69 words
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Article75 1971-02-22 1 AMMAN, Sun. A "monster child" with four eyes, two mouths, two chins and four nostrils was born here yesterday, the local Press reported today. Although the rest of the body appeared normal, the child had a much larger head than normal with one eye at each75 words
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Advertisement11 1971-02-22 1 If. 17! W/2f* *v t. \sJMm mm Mr I >^S. \Jm11 words
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Miscellaneous15 1971-02-22 1 WEATHER outlook for Singapore from f a.m. to noon today: Scattered showers ia late afternoon.15 words
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189 1971-02-22 2 WHY DOES REPAIR OF FAN TAKE SO LONG? I HAVE been working m an air-conditioned office for many years and I was called up as a witness sometime last month to give a statement to the Commercial Crime Branch at Robinson Road m connection with a certain case. Whilst giving189 words
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Article110 1971-02-22 2 Nuisance from oil rig suppliers I HOPE the Government campaign to keep Singapore clean and relatively free from noise and pollution will not just remain an ideal. For example, what action is the Government taking against the mushrooming of suppliers to oil rigs? Some of these suppliers are using their110 words
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Article95 1971-02-22 2 THIS is m appreciation of your "Herald Community Service" showing us the new bus routes. Since there are 128 new bus routes, it would take you over four months fo publish all of them, by which rime the buses would have already started on the new routes.95 words
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Article45 1971-02-22 2 I WISH to sincerely thank the staff and nurses of the Outram Road General Hospital, particularly those m charge of ward 11, B-Unit for their invaluable services and patience rendered to me when I was warded there. BRIAN KOH Singapore 1945 words
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Article1034 1971-02-22 2 BETWEEN FIRMNESS AND ARROGANCE... From ALLAN BARNES Canberra IN human behaviour there is a thin line dividing firmness from arrogance. It takes only the gentlest tipping of the emotional scales for the first admirable quality to degenerate. No one needs to be more aware of this1,034 words
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493 1971-02-22 2 ANTI-INFLATION AXE SENDS WIND UP AUSSIE C. SERVICE From A Special Correspondent CANBERRA: A mood of fear and uncertainty is running through the Australian Public Service as savage cuts are being made m Government spending as part of a war on inflation. Prime Minister John Gorton has personally taken charge493 words
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Article473 1971-02-22 2 TO SAY that Malaysia is "returning to parliamentary democracy" is less accurate than to say that she is putting the final touches to a new political experiment. A great deal has happened m the 21 months of emergency rule which ended two days ago. The new473 words
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Advertisement110 1971-02-22 2 T CONSTANTI N V 1 Symbol of Perfection I I Vacheron Constantin, the oldest watch-makers I m Switzerland, presents a select range of their I latest models. The elegance of styling, and I I the precision of movement have gained for I I Vacheron Constantin the world-wide reputa- I tion110 words
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Miscellaneous19 1971-02-22 2 JULES FEIFFER Ififa f »f XX WT WML fill W^ fOS \J>J I Dirt. Pwbii»her»-H»H Syndicate ~jT !j*| j19 words
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Article300 1971-02-22 3 THE POWER GAME PROFESSOR: DANGEROUS ECONOMIC INEQUALITY,.. AN EXTREMELY dangerous economic inequality exists between the world's great powers represented by giant international corporations and the undeveloped world. This was stated by Professor Malcolm Caldwell of the School of Oriental Studies of the University of London, who is here on a300 words
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Article, Illustration184 1971-02-22 3 Indon dental delegates shown around town A GOODWILL delegation of 31 Indonesian dentistry students and teachers who arrived here on Saturday were entertained by their Singaporean counterparts yesterday. The delegation is the first from the Department of Operative Dentistry m the University of Indonesia, though a delegation from the Indonesian184 words
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Article163 1971-02-22 3 THE Management Committee of the Siglap Community Centre has decided to form a Youth Subcommittee. This was disclosed by the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Inche Rahim Ishak, when he spoke at a buffet dinner at the centre on Saturday. He said:163 words
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Article, Illustration148 1971-02-22 3 BOTH UNIDENTIFIED A WOMAN about 25 years old was found dead at the foot of a block of flats m Lorong 5, Toa Payoh early yesterday. A bundle of clothes was found on the ninth floor of Block 35. Madam Lim Ah148 words
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Advertisement275 1971-02-22 3 JHE $5 MILLION HOLLHIP I IV^nW *^mL\. lwa i I^L^L^L^L^n^n^n^n^L^H Here's how it happened. The copies you want. Out come Singapore Secretary typed a memo for the bone-dry prints sharp and clear Muit.-storey car Park, Market street. Tei *****. Board of Directors and sent it to the No masters, inks275 words
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298 1971-02-22 4 'Set hp sperm bank at KK' call by doctor A GYNAECOLOGIST has proposed the creation of a sperm bank m Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital. In a letter to the Singapore Medical Association, he writes: "A patient of mine requires artificial insemination. Her husband cannot help. Her need has led to298 words
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190 1971-02-22 4 THE Minister of State for Education, Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng leaves for Manila today to attend the 21st. meeting of the Colombo Plan Consultative Committee, which began on Feb. 16 and ends on Feb. 25. He will attend the three-day Ministerial meeting190 words
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179 1971-02-22 4 NO-HELMET CYCLISTS HAVE GREATER DEATH RISK CASES of death or serious injuries among motor-cyclists who don't wear crash helmets are four times higher than those who do, according to traffic figures released yesterday. In 1970, there were tl fatal and 772 serious accidents involving people not using head protection. In179 words
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Article40 1971-02-22 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Minister of Finance and MCA president, Tun Tan Slew Sin, has received a telegram from the Perak Chinese Unity Movement expressing unanimous support for him as leader of the Malaysian Chinese community.40 words
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493 1971-02-22 4 HEALTH FORUM Plans for a medical Mecca: Problems of staff NEARLY everybody is pleased with it. The Singapore Medical Association had some nice things to say about it, and the Senior Medical and Dental Officers' Association also supports the medical specialisation plan which the Minister for Health, Mr. Chua Sian493 words
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Article, Illustration348 1971-02-22 4 Versatility saves the day or Pulau Branians SURVIVAL... PLUS A CONTRIBUTION TO OUR ECONOMY FOR MORE than 100 years, Pulau Brani served as a military outpost and a centre where tin was smelted for neighbouring countries. But both these props to the island's economy have now been removed, so the348 words
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Article65 1971-02-22 4 BANDAR Seri Begawan, Sun. Dato Haji Ibrahim bin Mohamad Jaffar, speaker of the Brunei Legislative Council died here Friday at the ace of 71. Dato Ibrahim entered the ser vice of the Brunei Government some 50 years ago as an office boy and rose to become Brunei'sAFP - 65 words
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Article35 1971-02-22 4 NEW CPF CHAIRMAN MR. KWA Soon Chua has been appointed chairman of the Central Provident Fund Board, succeeding Mr. Lim Joo Hock. Mr. Kwa is also the acting Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Labour.35 words
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180 1971-02-22 4 SELF-DEFENCE THAT WILL BE SIMPLY EFFECTIVE THE Singapore National Pugilistic Federation will Invite school physical education Instructors to help its research sub-committee prepare a modern and simple form of the Chinese art of self-defence. The vice-president of the federation, Mr. Tan Han Seng, said yesterday that after the form of180 words
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191 1971-02-22 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Television Malaysia is looking for a firm to sponsor the live transmission of the world heavyweight boxing title fight between Joe Frazier and Cassius Clay m New York next month. The fight will be held at Madison Square Garden191 words
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98 1971-02-22 4 Ice maker's paintings of horses go on show MR. Wee Mon Cheng, Chairman of the Finance Committee of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, opened an exhibition of 60 paintings by local artist, Mr. Hauw Sing King, at the chamber at the weekend. Mr. Hauw, a self-taught artist, specialises m painting98 words
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Miscellaneous59 1971-02-22 4 ARCHIE By Bob Montana DID YOU SMELL U. S «*rt J^T YOUR ICE CREAM? J^ "~IA *%A v HA HA HA she fellA W^J/ the oin 1^ I FOR THF r»i n "Ajncc I WLWWM Inc OLD i-c^ Int ULD NOSE. I io-i I «|CE PRFAAA im X I >v^.^59 words
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Article, Illustration511 1971-02-22 5 TOH: ROCHORE STANDARD OF LIVING HAS RISEN MORE people are showing up at the meet-the-people sessions m Rochore asking for help to bring relatives and friends to live m Singapore, whereas a few years ago, their main problems were unemployment, housing and schools. Dr. Toh511 words
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Article74 1971-02-22 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Institute of Medical Research has added 10 "jet guns" to its collection of "weapons" a gift from the Government of the United States of America. "It is a gift of ammunition not to kill 'but to combat diseases," the American Ambassador74 words
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Article39 1971-02-22 5 THE Deputy Director of Civil Aviation, Mr. Cheong Pak Chow, has been promoted Director of Civil Aviation from Jan. 1, according to the latest Government Gazette. Mr. Cheong has been acting DCA before his appointment.39 words
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149 1971-02-22 5 ANOTHER 562 units of HDB flats for sale In the Kallang Basis estate will be baUotted tomorrow. The ballotting will be conducted by the Member of Parliament for Kallang, Inche Abdul Aziz Kartm, at the car park between blocks 24149 words
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131 1971-02-22 5 THE Rotary Club of Singapore East has started a contest for the most courteous bus conductor serving on the routes bounded by east of Lavender Street, Thomson Road, Yio Chu Kang Road and Changi Road. Dr. Chuah Chong Yong, the club's vice-president, said131 words
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Article, Illustration184 1971-02-22 6 MAP shows the bus route of the Serangoon Garden Estate Finlayson Green Loop Service No. 100A, to be operated by the Singapore Traction Company (colour green) with the introduction of the reorganised public trans 1 port system on April n. Teh buses will be184 words
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Article, Illustration164 1971-02-22 6 THE Central Council of Malay Cultural Organisations is planning to build its own $650,000 headquarters at Tessensohn Road. A nine-man Building Fund Committee has been formed under the chairmanship of the Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, who is also the Chief Patron of164 words
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290 1971-02-22 6 KOTA KINABALU, Sun. The Sharikat Rakyat Berjaya Sendlrlan Berhad, a subsidiary company of the Sabah Foundation, has begun timber operations In its concession area, Sabah's Chief Minister, Tun Mustapha announced today. Logging work Is done on the 3,000 square miles of timber land taken over290 words
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Miscellaneous219 1971-02-22 6 A draw 3 s 16. b 3 N d 7 SINGAPORE'S Leslie 17 Radl Qcs Leow played a safe game JJ- Qcs: Ncs: against Australia's J. e2 7 Curtis m the 1971 Karlis d 4 RhcB Lidums International 9 RabB Tournament m Adelaide. if rJ.i t* Leow, with the black219 words
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Article, Illustration3581 1971-02-22 8 Dr. V. KANAPATHY - Malaysian capital: Over 50 per cent in foreign hands Dr. V. KANAPATHY [PART ONE OF A STUDY ON FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN MALAYSIA By SINCE Mr. James J. Puthucheary's study of Ownership and Control m the Malaysian Economy 11 years ago, very little has been written on foreign investment m Malaysia.3,581 words
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CABLES WORLD WIDE
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Article243 1971-02-22 9 Politician to death CALCUTTA, Sun. Truckloads of troops carrying rifles patrolled this tense city last night m the wake of a sudden renewal of political violence m which a veteran Indian politician was stabbed to death m a street. The normally bustling city f of five million looked deserted at243 words
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Article95 1971-02-22 9 TOKYO, Sun. Police have arrested an 82-year-old retired businessman, accused of arranging an attack m which display windows were shattered and several bags of nigbt sou scattered at a fashionable jewellery store which he claims Is still his. Police said Hideyoshi Aramoto hired four95 words
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Article148 1971-02-22 9 kome. Sun. A judge m Rome has ordered a nationwide investigation into Italy's* muddled adoption system because of the deaths of two babies m private nurseries. Both children apparently died of natural causes although they entered the nurseries m good health. Officials said they were148 words
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Article109 1971-02-22 9 SANTA MONICA, California, Sub. Rachel Roberts, 34, has obtained a divorce from Rex Harrison, «3, who once described their marriage as "a stormy relationship that is wonderful." The couple parted last year. The court granted her a lump payment of S$ 105,000 plus *3t,*M a year109 words
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Article, Illustration284 1971-02-22 9 WASHINGTON, Sun. Senate Democratic leader Mr. Mike Mansfield said yesterday the longer the Indo-China war lasts, the greater the chance that China will eventually become dominant m that part of Asia. But, the Montana Democrat told reporters he sees little chance of the Chinese284 words
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Article, Illustration240 1971-02-22 9 Korean split hits family re-union TOKYO, Sun. North Korea today charged that a North Korean skater was unable to meet her South Korean brother m Tokyo this weekend because the United States and South Korea are scheming to keep Korea split. Han Pil-Sung, a television repaceman from Seoul, flew into240 words
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Article, Illustration332 1971-02-22 10 Britain will sell to Vorster LONDON, Sun. Foreign Secretary Sir Alec DouglasHome will soon announce a British decision to supply a number of Wasp helicopters to South Africa, according to Government sources. A formal request for the anti-sub-marine helicopters is expected to be made by South Africa on Tuesday, the332 words
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Article22 1971-02-22 10 MIAMI: Japan has delivered 70 55 passenger buses to Cuba as the first lot of hundreds of vehicles bought from Japanese firms.22 words
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Article124 1971-02-22 10 RAMALLAH, Occupied West Bank,. Sun. The Jordanian Government has recently contacted Palestinian leaders on the occupied West Bank of Jordan and Gaza on the eventual setting up of a Palestinian state. Informed sources said today there had been an exchange of letters between the124 words
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Article, Illustration353 1971-02-22 10 Toddlers save grandma from blaze HONG KONG, Sun. They got their ears boxed m the process, but a persistent five-year-old and his equally persistent three-year-old sister saved their 83-year-old deaf grandmother from a fiery death yesterday m a blaze that wiped out some 30 squatter huts and made more thanAP - 353 words
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75 1971-02-22 10 ANOTHER day, another post-bag. No wonder U.S. Lt. William Calley is smiling! For every day he receives about 20 letters from all over the world. Most of them wish him well, which must make life a little more bearable. Tomorrow Calley steps into75 words
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Article258 1971-02-22 10 MOSCOW, Sub. The Soviet I n ion's chief prosecutor has ordered the newly-formed Committee on Human Rights to register with the Government or disband, reliable sources reported yesterday. They said that the committee members had decided to try and register as directed by the prosecutor,AP - 258 words
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Article214 1971-02-22 10 PHNOM PENH, Sun. A second convoy of supply trucks, including at least 40 carrying explosive cargoes of petrol and other scarce fuels, has reached Phnom Penh from the seaport of Kompong Som despite a Communist ambush m which one truck was wrecked. The Cambodian High214 words
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292 1971-02-22 10 Oil nations get together over prices TRIPOLI, Sun. Libya, Algeria, Iraq and Saudi Arabia, open a meeting tomorrow to co-ordinate their policy on oil prices for future negotiations with international companies. Iraq and Saudi Arabia were represented at the recent negotiations m Teheran between the oil producing states of theAP - 292 words
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Article, Illustration368 1971-02-22 10 SAIGON, Sun.— U.S. B--52 bombers raided targets m the rockpile mountain region between Khe Sanh and Quang Tri, m north-western South Vietnam, for the second day running yesterday as Communist pressure on the region was stepped up. Khe Sanh, a former U.S.368 words
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Article297 1971-02-22 10 LONDON, Sun. The British Ministry of Aviation yesterday denied a newspaper report that the British Overseas Aircraft Corporation (BOAC) had told the Government it sees no way of operating the joint AngloFrench supersonic airliner Concorde economically. Andrew Wilson, the air correspondent of the influential S297 words
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Article, Illustration531 1971-02-22 11 Who pushed the alert button COLORADO Springs, Sun. Radio and television stations were erroneously alerted yesterday that the nation was under a state of emergency The false signal resulted from an error at the National Warning Centre inside Cheyenne mountain and was transmitted by the centre directly onto the wires531 words
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179 1971-02-22 11 LOWER STOKE, Sun. The men from the council have finally arrived at Mrs. Edna Davis' cottage to build an entrance ramp for her baby carriage. Trouble is, baby's a big girl now and about to get married. It was justAP - 179 words
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Article77 1971-02-22 11 ESBJERG, Denmark, Sun. Former German student leader Rudi Dutschke, deported from Britain as a political security risk, drove ashore from a North Sea ferry and into his new host country m a Volkswagen car bedecked with posters saying "Goodbye, England" and "Thank You, Denmark. On the77 words
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Article204 1971-02-22 11 WICHITA FALLS, Sun. City and county law enforcement officers with state and federal agents made a series of drug raids here yesterday and arrested 110 persons. The arrested persons ranged m age from 18 to the late 40s. Most were described as "pushers." MoreAP - 204 words
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280 1971-02-22 11 Rome's old prostitutes were as common as mosquitoes gfdgdsfg sdf ROME, Sun. The girls wore short-short tunics, with scooped neck and back, and their number included an emperor's wife. They worked m a tidy house m the Roman forum between the House of the Vestal Virgins and the Arc ofAP - 280 words
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Article79 1971-02-22 11 PHILADELPHIA, Sun. In an increasingly artificial world you can buy just about anything made of plastic including plastic marijuana plants. Until January part of the profits of the sale the plants sell for US$2 went to the American Civil Liberties Union to help finance its79 words
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Article90 1971-02-22 11 MIAMI, Sun. Metropolitan opera star Giorgio Tozzi set up a jet age performance for himself yesterday, singing two productions of the same opera, on the same day, but 1,100 miles apart. After finishing a matinee performance m "The Barber of Seville" m New YorkAP - 90 words
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88 1971-02-22 11 DELCAMBRE, Sun. Clarence Davis has a bar and, for a while, had a rat a rich one. Davis kept his cashbox beneath the coaster. For is days the rat raided a little each day. Then, Davis noticed the corner of a USsl*AP - 88 words
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Article952 1971-02-22 11 Rubber sales rumpus From V.K. CHIN m KUALA LUMPUR THE natural rubber producers are up m arms against the United States Government for its intention to continue its stockpile releases. The Association of Natural Rubber Producing Countries of which Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Ceylon, South Vietnam and Singapore are members, has952 words
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Article381 1971-02-22 11 From BILLY BRAY m BANGKOK WHILE local corruption scandals and violence snatched headlines away from the Laos invasion last week, the state of the Thai economy continued to preoccupy people here. Singapore again became the envy of local businessmen as Boeing company report revealed that Thailand would381 words
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Article, Illustration98 1971-02-22 12 THESE NINE girls were among the 12 who took part m last night's Brides of India and Ceylon pageant at a multicultural show at the Victoria Theatre organised by the Women's Sub-Committee of the Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple. Mrs. S- Rajaratnam, wife of the Foreign98 words
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Article420 1971-02-22 12 JURONG Shipyard has acted to cut its accident rate. Last year, there were 79 accidents m the yard with three fatalities, compared to 1969 when there were 65 accidents but no deaths. A yard spokesman attributed the rise to increased work pressure. But he420 words
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374 1971-02-22 12 THE RECENT interest m Indian Classical music m other countries has paid little attention to the rich Karnatic tradition of southern India. Even the occasional Indian musicians who visit here usually play frenetic dance music of the kind so often heardG.B. - 374 words
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Miscellaneous42 1971-02-22 12 BEETLE BAILEY o t %AJ By Mort Walker I**.^^1 HOW j Yl^BV A I II#AVC ftto > X TOUR WIFE WANTS y ?I TO PIN A PERSON l s AROUNP \i9* PROM THE OFFICERS' V Sir^l^ l^, e 'Ni» TH6 FUTURE?/// \fT^^ J42 words
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THE SINGAPORE herald Section II
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Article, Illustration172 1971-02-22 13 NEW BRIDGE ROAD II TAKES MANY BY SURPRISE A SECOND carriageway to relieve congestion m New Bridge Road was opened as a through way yesterday, but many motorists and pedestrians appeared to be unaware of the new traffic arrangements. Pedestrians, m particular, were unprepared for the volume of traffic along172 words
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332 1971-02-22 13 This testified to the need for population control which would ensure that only wanted children were brought into the world. An expert's view on the subject was given by Dr. Gwee Ah Leng a private practitioner, who said that sex and332 words
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284 1971-02-22 13 RADICAL changes must be made m the curriculum of Islamic schools to equip students with knowledge and skills which would help them find jobs m Singapore's increasingly industrialised society, otherwise they would face unemployment. The suggestion was made by Inche Mohamed Yusoff, a284 words
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487 1971-02-22 13 TARGET DOWN AFTER GLOOMY FORECAST HOTEL rooms are unlikely to stay vacant for a long time, despite earlier gloomy forecasts that there will be a glut by the end of next year. This is because the official estimated target to provide487 words
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Article33 1971-02-22 13 PENANG, Sun. Marine police here have detained three trawler boats and 12 crew members of the boats for infringement of inshore fishing areas off Penang island, a police spokesman said today.33 words
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Article221 1971-02-22 13 Police raids smash robber gang POLICE believe they have smashed a gang responsible for a series of armed robberies and thefts after 13 men were arrested during the past two weeks. Police also recovered one .38 revolver loaded with three rounds of ammunition and another revolver of unknown manufacture. Following221 words
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Article24 1971-02-22 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Special prayers were offered today m churchy and temples for the Yang di-Pertuan Agong who way inttaUed yesterday.24 words
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Advertisement275 1971-02-22 13 C.NEMAS/P.g. 14 TOWN TALK/P.g. 15 ECONOMIC AFFA.RS/P.ge, 16/17 LIV.NG/TV/P.g., 18/19 SHIPPING/Pag., 20/21 SPORT/Pag., 22-24 Unbeatable bargains galore! Increditably low prices! Sale now m full swing! SALE PRICE Korean Lacquer Plate (with stand) 5.50 ea. Walnut Cigarette Boxes 5" x 8" hand carved i 9.50 ea. Kashmir Walnut Wood Hand Carved275 words
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Miscellaneous40 1971-02-22 13 BLONDIE D IT" v p^— r, B y Ch| c Young WELL, IF YOU WON'rl TME TDOUfti c iUUII." 1 I 1 f ©IVEMEA WITkvOUSL^I-r=TnM iHE CERTAINLY WON'T FIVE-DOLLAR RAISE, IS TMAT votrSS V n V DO MUCW TO SATISFY40 words
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Article, Illustration132 1971-02-22 14 Snatch thief caught 2 hours later A YOUTH was arrested after he and an accomplice snatched a handbag containing an identity card, a pair of pearl earrings and $10 belonging to seamstress Goo Niam m Sims Avenue on Saturday night. Goo was walking along Sims Avenue at about 7.30 p.m.132 words
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334 1971-02-22 14 U.S. BUSINESS GIANTS INTERESTED IN SINGAPORE THE First National Bank of Chicago is helping a large MidWestern American heavy industry to start a factory m Singapore, Mr. H. Livingston, general manager of the bank's Singapore branch, said yesterday. Mr. Livingston said that this334 words
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Article, Illustration396 1971-02-22 14 SEOW Sar Lvi, 62, has been a "mailman" for the last 15 years. And, by his reckoning, he has carried more than three million letters and parcels during that time. But, he is a mailman with a difference he carries mail exclusively for one396 words
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71 1971-02-22 14 An American shipping surveyor, Mr. Kenneth G.S. Robertson, will give a talk on the shipping industry to members of the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers at the Conference Room of Cuscaden House, Cuscaden Road on Feb. 27 at 12.30 p.m. Mr. Robertson, who71 words
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264 1971-02-22 14 Muslims urged: Plan f irst before you wed MUSLIMS m Singapore have been urged to plan their lives before they get married. The call came from the Chief Kathi ol the Shariah Court, Haji Abu Bakar Hashim m a talk on Muslim Marriage and Divorce organised by the All- Mai264 words
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Article67 1971-02-22 14 TWO CARS were reported stolen on Saturday. Mr. Lian Kek Yeow, 35, of Lorong 7, Toa Payoh, found his Austin Mini missing at about 8.30 a.m. It was parked about 100 yards from his flat on Friday night. Miss Loi Poi Lv, 25, of Tasek67 words
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Article49 1971-02-22 14 I.A.C. Singapore (Pte) Ltd. will hold a two-day seminar for its dealers from Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore at the Great World Amusement Park on Feb. 26 and 27. The seminar will start with a cocktail party at King's Hotel, Havelock Road on Thursday at 7.00 p.m.49 words
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Advertisement184 1971-02-22 14 S thin the aiowd at Z 6 4 7 QXLEY RISE, SINGAPORE. For a quick! delicious Serve Yourself Buffet Lunch... HOT a COLD OVER 3O VARIETIES FOR YOUR CHOICE at 55.00 PER PERSON DAILY FROM MONDAY- FRIDAY TIME 12 00noon-2-30p.m. THEY LIVED AND LOVED AND FOUGHT ...IN THE MOST EXCITING184 words
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Advertisement536 1971-02-22 14 NOW SHOWINSI 11 a.m.. 1.30. 4.00. 6.30 A 9.30 p.m. Columbia's "LOST COMMAND" Anthony Quinn Alain Oelon Pana vision Columbiacolor COMIN6I Giuliano Gamma "WANTED" Eastmancolor Total Scope LAST DAYS! (No Froo Ust) Daily 3 Shows 2.30. 5.45 A 9.00 "TORA" Starts 2.50, 6.05 A 9.20 (Sunday Extra Show 11 a.m.)536 words
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Miscellaneous51 1971-02-22 14 THE numbers picked m last night's Toto Draw No. 14/71 were: 38, 11, 44, 40 and 3. The additional number was 39. In the circles draw, the numbers were: 7, 48 and 1. TODAY: 7.27 am (7.9 ft); 8.18 pm (7.7 ft.) TOMORROW: 8.47 am (8.7 ft.); lt.4t pm (8.351 words
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214 1971-02-22 15 A. K. LEE - Shouldn't we be polite to our people too? A. K. LEE By THE Government's courtesy drive has got one of our readers thinking. Recently, he went to Change Alley to shop for a book. What infuriated him was not the price that the shopkeeper^ had demanded but that he was214 words
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Article90 1971-02-22 15 SHAW TO OPEN HEALTH CLUB FOR an entrance fee of $350 (for men) and $150 (for women) plus an invitation from the Hilton management you can be a member of the latest health club m town the Hilton Health Club. The club will be opened on Wednesday by Tan Sir90 words
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Article, Illustration226 1971-02-22 15 Soctai }ioXih DR. G. Schroeder, president of the German Radio and Television station ARD and Mr. Franz Reinholz, director of programmes of Radio and Television Hamburg (NDR) were hosts at a reception on Thursday for diplomats, German journalists and friends. The reception was held at the226 words
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297 1971-02-22 15 Singapura to renovate coffee house and restaurant THE Hotel Singapura's Four Lions' Restaurant and Coffee House is to be renovated according to Mr. Terence Hill, the Inter Continental Hotels' Director of Marketing Development for the Far East/Pacific Division. Mr. Hill said the restaurant would be converted into a "specialty I297 words
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Article29 1971-02-22 15 AUPE NIGHT THE Amalgamated Union of Public Employees will hold an AUPE Festival Night 1971 at the Polytechnic's exhibition haO, Prince Edward Road onn March 13 at 7.30 p.m.29 words
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Article16 1971-02-22 15 POST FOR LAWYER MR. Choo Eng Kwang, a lawyer, has been appointed a commissioner for Oaths.16 words
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Article, Illustration148 1971-02-22 15 Miss Teo Meng Hua and Mr. Chong Chuan Siong (above) were engaged yesterday m Auckland, New Zealand. They have known each other since their days at the Nanyang Kindergarten where they were both studying. Mr. Chong, 26, was educated at the AngloChinese School. He studied148 words
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Advertisement144 1971-02-22 15 PJV^VI^i The I Ivj I 1940J sophisticated ■MAI^kJ L 75 <::^^t^^*fl i^^ New Tone Arm Assembly with Antiskating Bias Compensation special hydraulically operated lowering device for extremely accurate and gentle action. Protects stylus and records. Insist on Sole Agents' GUARANTEE CARD VO^ \Q? CYCLE b CARRIAGE (ENTERPRISES) PTE. LTD. SINGAPOai144 words
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Miscellaneous409 1971-02-22 15 Starscope ii^mmmm EPBI I^BffiWßlJ Be on the alert today A btamper day m the YoucSfbetS* Jin all your personal con- establishment of happy bearer of happy news tocts as you are likely personal relationships and help to a spechil 1 *to discover that you socially and m friend. Your cheerful-409 words
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Miscellaneous139 1971-02-22 15 8.30 am— B pm: An exhibition Man m Space, at the foyer of National Library, Stamford Road. 10 am— s pm: Exhibition of horse paintings by Mr. Hauw Sing King at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Hfll Street. 3 lo pm: Japanese Industrial Exposition at Kallang Park. 2 pm; Youth139 words
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704 1971-02-22 16 $120m Japanese loan plan for Pertamina TOKYO, Sun. Mitsui and Co. and Marubenilida, plan to provide a US$4O million loan to the indonesian Governmentowned P.T. Pertamina for oil field development, Mitsui officials said. The loan -will be used to build oil tanks and pipelines at the Djaridarang oil field mAgencies - 704 words
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Article337 1971-02-22 16 NEWPRODUCTS /PROCESSES STAINLESS STEEL FIBRE NIPPON YAKIN KOGYO of Japan said it has developed a stainless steel fibre which doesn't accumulate static electricity and is heat resistant. Nippon Yakin officials •aid the fibre is an alloy of steel, nickel, chrome, molybdenum and carbon. They said the fibre can be mixedReuter - 337 words
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Article246 1971-02-22 16 TOKYO, Sun. Foreign investment m Japanese stocks is heading for another peak m anticipation of an upward revaluation of the yen. Another reason for the active foreign investment is the belief that the New York market may be nearing its ceiling, securities sources said.246 words
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Article80 1971-02-22 16 BANGKOK, Sun. Thailand and the European Economic Community will sign an agreement under which 26 Thai items will be imported tax-free into the Common Market. The agreement will be signed before the end of the month, the Board of Export Promotion said. The items include travel goods, householdAFP - 80 words
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Article80 1971-02-22 16 HONGKONG, Sun A "nose-in" pier for jumbo jet 747s will be constructed at Hongkong's Kai Tak airport to speed up movement of passengers and baggage, a Hongkong Government spokesman said. The three-storey pier, estimated to cost HK$l.3 million, will be built of reinforced concrete. The upper two floorsAP - 80 words
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Article31 1971-02-22 16 ARUN SENKUTTUVAN - NEW YORK, FrL (Chances m brackets): Industrials 878 56 (-6.50); Transportation 193.69 (-1.11); Utilities 124.20 0.90) Composite stocks 290.06 (-2.0O) Bonds 7 1 .08 (-0.35) ARUN SENKUTTUVAN31 words
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Article, Illustration266 1971-02-22 16 PEOPLE in business Mr. T.I. TAN has been appointed manager of Cockpit Hotel and Restaurant. He was formerly the executive assistant manager of Federal Hotel m Kuala Lumpur. Mr JAMES J. CHANG, a Taiwan law graduate, has been appointed manager of the 232 room Hotel New Hongkong m Victoria Street.266 words
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Article348 1971-02-22 16 Prices continued to advance yesterday as selective buying spread to real estates and cameras. Mitsubishi Real Estate, Minolta Camera, Ricoh, Nippon Kayaku and Sanko Kisen advanced. But Sony and a fews other, high priced issues eased on profit taking The close was termed steady with the stock348 words
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Article269 1971-02-22 16 Turnover on the Sydney Stock Exchange slowly crept up over the first three days of last week. Wednesday was the best day when 7.5 million shares turned over for a total value of 3.4 million. Still, activity is very much below the levels ruling this time last269 words
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Article203 1971-02-22 16 THE transition to decimalised trading went smoothly on the London Stock Exchange last week, Prices rallied during the first part of the week, aided by the Wall Street uptrend and hopes of an end to the postal dispute SjiLis- SȣdJVo erly following the Wai Street reversal and203 words
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Article94 1971-02-22 16 HONGKONG (Rate) m Hongkong dollars, On New York TT 6.0225 On New York DD 6.0175 Gold (99% fineness. J« r «"«0 292 Note Rates: China (per 100 renminbi) 180.00 India (per 100 rupees) 50.00 Indonesia (per 10,000 new rupiahs) 154.00 ISXU I**, i2;l!^, y-l? 158 '50 Philippine94 words
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Article91 1971-02-22 16 Bank Negara statement of liabilities and assets as at close of business on February 15, (m dollars): m LIABILITIES ciS 40.000,000 General reserve 34 697 214 Malaysian currency m circulation 1.*****6104 Deposits: bank, ISlWafti Malaysian Government 510,681,698 a.. oihmn 225,236,152 Allocation of special drawing rights 125.210.371 Other91 words
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Advertisement424 1971-02-22 16 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 4 REUNIONS. Minimum $4/- for 10 words, each additional word 40cts. Ail other classified advertisements Minimum $2/- for 10 word*, each additional word 20cts. BOX SERVICE CHARGE424 words
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346 1971-02-22 17 iN()Mi( AMA i H S AFTER an easier start, prices on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week rallied at mid week but closed on a soft note again. Trading was slightly more lively with a few counters subjected to market rumours346 words
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Article39 1971-02-22 17 SINGAPORE TRACTION COMPANY: March 6, noon at registered office, MacKenzie Road, Singapore. PETAUNG TIN: March 10, at registered office, 2 Station Road, Ipoh. MING COURT HOTEL: March 15, noon at Polynesian Room, hotel premises, Tanglin Road, Singapore.39 words
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Article26 1971-02-22 17 FRASERS INDUSTRIAL INDICES Singapore Malaysia Feb. 15 652.40 425.53 16 651.68 427.53 17 664.17 427.69 18 658.28 429.86 19 654.58 428.92 Changes on week *0.66 +3.8726 words
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502 1971-02-22 17 RUBBER TIN (per kilo) (per picul) Feb. 15 102.00 cv. 9 623.00 16 101.50 cts. 9 623.00 17 101.50 cts. 9 624.00 18 101.25 cU. 9626.12 V* 19 100.25 cv. 9 626.62 V* On Saturday, Straits tin advanced S2 per picul m a very firm market502 words
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231 1971-02-22 17 US asks Japan to resume textile talks TOKYO, Sun. Japan has received a proposal from the United States Government for an early resumption of bilateral textile negotiations suspended since late last year. The U.S. wants to reopen the deadlocked textile talks on the basis of a "private plan" of U.S.AFP - 231 words
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Article1593 1971-02-22 17 STOCK EXCHANGE rOF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE Price Closing Prices Yield Weekly Turnovers H Jan. 1971 Company +or Hign Low on week Buyers Sellers Divid. Earn. Ready Delayed '000 +or '000 +or I 191 1.86 M. Cement 1.86 1.90 9.2 10.1 4+l 3.00 2.90 M. Container Unch 2.881,593 words
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Article185 1971-02-22 17 BANK AMERICA CORPORATION, the holding company for Bank of America, reported record earnings, resources and deposits m 1970. President AW Clausen announced that consolidated Income before securities transactions gained six per cent to USS 163.309,000, or U554.75 per share, after provision for loan losses, as aga inst USSI185 words
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Article134 1971-02-22 17 LONDON, Sun. Plessey International Finance said the issue price of its 15-year US$25 million loan has been fixed at 98 per cent following the signing of the subscription agreement with a group of international banks underwriting the issue. The coupon will be BV2 per cent. Application has been madeReuter - 134 words
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Article130 1971-02-22 17 LONDON, Sun. Bowater Paper's vice-chairman Robert Knight said he expected results for 1970 "would compare favourably with any other paper company." Knight added that he I: new of no basis to rumours that "unfavourable" brokers' reports were being made about Bowater. Bowater shares fell on the L o ndonReuter - 130 words
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Article108 1971-02-22 17 LONDON, Sun. British Oxygen chairman J.S. Hutchinson said the U.K. trading divisions all have their "specific and confident* plans for trading advance and development m the current year to Sept. 30. He also said m the annual report that it would be unrealistic m present conditions to look108 words
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Article114 1971-02-22 17 NEW YORK, Sun. General Dynamics reported a net loss of US$6.5 million for 1970, equivalent to 62 cents per common share, and sales of U552,223,643,000, according to chairman David Lewis. In 1969, the company reported earnings of US$2.5 million, equivalent to 24 cents per common share, and salesAP - 114 words
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Article41 1971-02-22 17 Current Date Total for Total for payment payable the year previour year Sth. Kinta (1) 15 March 26 93 14 P.M. Indus. (2) 8 March 22 8 12 NOTE: (1) Interim dividend; (2) First and final dividend, tax exempt.41 words
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Miscellaneous101 1971-02-22 17 SHIPS 111 PORT THE PORT OF^ SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR FEBRUARY, 22. OUT: Australasia 3/4; Perak 20 east; Senkai Maru 27/28; State of TravancoreCochin 47; Truong Xuan E.W. Jetty; Robert Maersk 33/34; Phenian 18; Esso Orion 25/26; Giang Lee 20 west. IN: Prim one (after Virgo101 words
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Article, Illustration923 1971-02-22 18 WE HAVE taken the hamburger to heart. It's not only on every menu of every coffee house in town, but is also being peddled at every brunch hour by our favourite hamburger man, Pete! The basis of hamburger is of course mince meat, but we have found923 words
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Article, Illustration348 1971-02-22 18 Living CANE PLAIN or patterned, pants or skirts they are equally chic. For the skirts, try a blouse with a peplum. Or one with billowy leg o'mutton sleeveT, worn with a bolero. with^kinrT mSi °?h W6ar gaUchos Team w th skinny t6ps. Then go as skinny or as wide as348 words
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Article218 1971-02-22 18 SINCE now everything crime to the < of the Light B is known to Failure in Con cation one w« why it breaks so often. The real rifts people and people I one chunk of soci< the next, the dark I that separate n are deep and serio I218 words
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Miscellaneous23 1971-02-22 18 WEE WOMEN Remember the good old days when we could afford hamburger?" /*^S|^ /^A we don*t have a communications gap it's a chasm!"23 words
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Article, Illustration800 1971-02-22 19 KATHARINE WHITEHORN - KATHARINE WHITEHORN (If you see what I mean) -BY- nowadays ling from the Charge ight Brigade n to be a m Communime wonders breaks down rifts between people between of society and c dark barriers •ate mankind nd serious; but tre-are quite a itirely minor tich contribute800 words
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Advertisement525 1971-02-22 20 WNfPnJNfOmfNHINfSUD __Vl <*tcommj*Ano m mi w^uettc of spasarowo \j tCB BUILDING 2 SH6HTON YWf StNGAPOWt 1 TEL —3633 7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG. R'DAM, HAVRE, PJtr%mm Pumm akrivcs NtPTUNC AMCTNYST 25 F«t>/1 Mar 2/3 Mar 4/5 Mar L don 1/4. H burg 8/4. R'dam 11/4. Havra 14/4525 words
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Miscellaneous1113 1971-02-22 20 LLJ V X k EY FOR EASY REFERENCE. The shipping schedules 11/ A oegmning on this page are given m four parts for k X _a>_— rrf^~, ships westbound, eastbound, southbound and -I^' 7 1 *L» CtlffniltaVm «r aCh entry glves the follow 'ng mformat.on: f-^'J&F*aa^^m shipping r^ir-i-iiS; .^s -••••l^ks^^mfcl^B^1,113 words
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Advertisement533 1971-02-22 21 0& MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL M SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD fl No. 30E Jin. Ampang. Kuala Lumpur. fl H The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE •Mtaaacre P.S'ham PawaM ArrtMa: BUNGA MELOR 27 Fab/2 Mar 3/6 Mar 1/8 Mar Havra 2/4. London 4/4. h ourg 10/4. roam 12/4. A'wara 14/4. Bremen533 words
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Miscellaneous1048 1971-02-22 21 FflQthOl in^l InclLKttriO ships sailing out of Singapore for Far UiC4Wik/V/Ul M\J East ports to the north-east A. AMITY Mar 15/18 Bangkok, Osaka, Yokohama. M.S. ALTAIR lnPt/Feb2s Japan. Pusan. KSC/OL West Coast U.S.A. AOL/ASC M.S. TAIPOOSHAN Feb 23/24 Pan*ng (Feb 25/27), ALASKA MARU In Pt Hongkong. Japan. MOSK/LEO Spore (Feb1,048 words
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Article, Illustration1596 1971-02-22 22 SINGAPORE, Sun. Twin Happiness, ridden a confident race by apprentice Martin Sng, won first time out to pay $27 here today. Sng rode his tenth winner and will not be allowed to claim a 5 lb. allowance. Do You Mind created a spectacular upset whenHerald Pix - 1,596 words
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377 1971-02-22 22 TEN RECORDS IN AGE GROUP SWIMMING ASIAN GAMES representatives Alan Lelah and Tay Chin Joo each set a record m the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association Tenth Age Group meet at Tanjong Rhu on Saturday. Alan re- wrote the under- 16 100 metres breastroke mark clocking I:ls.7— fourth tenths of a377 words
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Miscellaneous49 1971-02-22 22 DAVY JONES By Sam Leff |W^THE STORM'S EASING YOU PIP A GREAT JOB^l B^ I'VE NEVER KNOWN aT^^ f IT'D &E GREAT SAILING WIThT IF THAT'S A *1 NOW, MARCO... IOF GETTING US THROUGH 1 M FEMALE WHO COULD STEER Ijj h/OU IN THE SEA OF MATRINNONV^/ PROPOSAL, I'M49 words
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Miscellaneous529 1971-02-22 22 TWINSET CROSSWORD 1 I T? ~[3 j H4 8~5 B 6 IB H H m 9 I j ■Bfi^l W} 3 I 1 14 17 ■HBT9~~~|2^ he EaMEassa ACROSS DOWN 1. Enter the beginning of private l. Country parson's one over contract if you don't mind (6) fifty (8) 7....529 words
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Article415 1971-02-22 23 UNITED ON WAY BACK TO THE TOP 4-GOAL SPREE BY GOWLING LONDON, Sun. Centre forward Alan Gowling whipped in four goals in Manchester United's 5l victory over Southampton United in the English soccer league yesterday a sign that United now is on the way back to the top. United now415 words
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Article707 1971-02-22 23 ENGLISH LEAGUE DIVISION ONE W D L Pts Leeds 19 7 3 45 Arsenal 18 6 4 42 L'helsea 14 10 6 38 Wolverhampton IS 6 8 36 Liverpool 1113 5 35 Tottenham 12 9 7 33 Manchester City 11 10 7 32 Southampton 12 8 9 32707 words
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Article, Illustration150 1971-02-22 23 TUCSON, Arizona, Sun. The scheduled third day of the Tucson open golf tournament was snowed off yesterday, putting the competition two days behind schedule follow the cancellation of the first day play owing to heavy rain.. With only one round played so far yesterday's the tournament150 words
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Article303 1971-02-22 23 SATURDAY'S SPORTS ROUNDUP A GREAT try by Neil Clancey midway m the second half earned Singapore Recreation Club a deserving 6-3 (two tries to a try) win over a determined 41 Squadron Royal New Zealand Air Force m a hard-fought rugger friendly on the padang303 words
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Article294 1971-02-22 23 SINGAPORE Armed Forces Sports Association beat off a game challenge by Singapore Recreation Club to qualify for the Singapore Hockey Association Under-23 championship final. The match ended m a scoreless draw. Forces were awarded the game by nine points (a penalty stroke and three shortAFP - 294 words
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371 1971-02-22 23 Foreign entries steal show in Go-Kart meet FOREIGN competitors dominated the Singapore Go-Kart Club meet at Kallang Park yesterday. The meet held after a lapse of four years attracted 20 entries. Among the participants from overseas were Indonesia's Hengky Iriawan, S. Su tan toe and J. Darmadi and Britain's Ginger371 words
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Miscellaneous148 1971-02-22 23 SOCCER: SBHFL Div. 2: Cold Storage vs Si me Darby (Farrer Park, 5.15 p.m.); Borneo Group vs Metal Box (Farrer Park, 5.15 p.m.); Div. 3A Spore Tobacco vs Ming Court (Geylang Stadium, 5.15 p.m.); Div. 3B Guthrie Waugh "B" vs F N (Farrer Park, 5.15 p.m.) City Dist. Schools C'ships:148 words
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Article, Illustration669 1971-02-22 24 IN AN incident-marred i unlop Gap Hill climb held yesterday at South iiuoua Vista Road, newcomer iferek Madradi powered his Mini Clubman m a single run to win the Fastest Time of the Day award. Madradi, of Indonesia, clocked 47.53 seconds on his run669 words
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Article, Illustration285 1971-02-22 24 COMBINED Schools trounced Anglo Chinese School 3-0 m the Singapore Table Tennis Association inter-team youth competition at the Eagle Engineering Sports Club last night. The Schools will now meet K am pong Glam Community Centre to decide the top position m Group 'A*. ODD Yap Transport beat285 words
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Article326 1971-02-22 24 Another FTD for Gerry Looi GERRY Looi clocked the Fastest Time of the Day again for motorcycles at the Gap Hill climb yesterday. He was also the FTD winner last year astride a Yamaha production racer. Mounted this time on a road going Yamaha YAS-1 which he borrowed from his326 words
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773 1971-02-22 24 DAVID All press and crew Tom Collin re-asserted their superiority m the Osprey class when they cruised home easy winners m all the three races of the Royal Air Force Changi Yacht Club regatta at Changi yesterday. Phillip Grundy, who edged All press at773 words
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324 1971-02-22 24 MALAYSIAN Police eliminated Singapore from the FAM Cup soccer tournament with a 3-1 win at Jalan .ocsar Stadium yesterday. The Malaysians, a goal down at halftime, staged a magnificent second half recovery for victory. Singapore's young team failed to make maximum use of an324 words
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220 1971-02-22 24 PUBLIC Utilities Board Sports Club drew one-all with Marine Department m the Singapore Government Services Division 3A football league match at Farrer Park yesterday. Marines were one-up m the 10th minute with a goal by right half Lamin Busu. Following this, increased220 words
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Article168 1971-02-22 24 FARLEIGH Cup qualifiers at Keppel Club yesterday: Lim Chena Hai. D.Y.S. Ratfnam, Mahinda Singh, W.A. van Oorde, Robert Chow, Yap Liew Keng' Paul Gomez, Goh Lian Kiong, E.S. Pearce, Peter Ng, N. Scarff, N.E. Webb, DC Harwood, A.H. Stump, Koh Choon Mok, and E J. Kennedy. The first168 words