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Title Section15 1971-02-25 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 185 Singapore Thursday. February 25, 1971 MC(P) No. 2525 15 CENTS15 words
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Article51 1971-02-25 1 OTTAWA, Wed. Withdrawal of Nigeria from the eight-nation Commonwealth committee is likely to •cattle the committee before It can eves meet, Informed sources here said. Canada Is a member of the committee, and Mr. Arnold Smith of Canada, Commonwealth Secretary General, is still trying to arrange the committee's first51 words
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Article, Illustration390 1971-02-25 1 Arms: Gowon first to act NIGERIA QUITS EIGHT-NATION STUDY GROUP LAGOS, Wed. Nigeria has pulled out from the special eight-nation study group set up at the Singapore Commonwealth Conference to examine proposed British arms sales to South Africa. Nigeria's military ruler Maj.-Gen. Yakubu Gowon announced the withdrawal last night. Soon390 words
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Article, Illustration80 1971-02-25 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The leader of the People's Progressive Party, Dato S.P. Seenivasagam, today blamed Selangor Umno for the May 13 racial riots of IMS. He was speaking on the second day of the Parliamentary debate on the Constitutional Amendment BUI.80 words
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335 1971-02-25 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. President Nixon will make a half-hour address to the nation of the radio at 11 a.m. on his foreign policy message iroine to Congress tomorrow. SAIGON, Wed. Two South Vietnamese bases inside Laos were reported under sharp attack late today in aAP; AFP - 335 words
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Article31 1971-02-25 1 BANGKOK, Wed. A Royal Thai Air Force twin-engine T--28 fighter exploded in mid-air and crashed during a training flight north of Bangkok airport on Monday, killing the pilot.31 words
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Article72 1971-02-25 1 CARDIFF, Wales, Wed. Stewart Prosser jumped from his truck when he saw a bank being robbed, grabbed a shotgun from one robber, tripped up the other and came back to find a parking ticket on his truck. A judge awarded the 61-year-old truck driver72 words
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Article31 1971-02-25 1 HONGKONG: One of the top members of the North Vietnamese Government who had been reported dead, Troung Chinh, is alive and active, according to the Radio Hanoi broadcast monitored here. APAP - 31 words
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Article27 1971-02-25 1 TOKYO: Student-supported farmers opposing forcible takeover of their land for the new Tokyo international airport today used children as shields and caused the requisitioning officials to withdrawn.27 words
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Article28 1971-02-25 1 HONGKONG: Hongkong will have a record surplus of at least HK$5OB million for the 1970/1971 financial year, Financial Secretary Sir John Cowperthwaite announced in his budget speech today.28 words
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Article, Illustration287 1971-02-25 1 r-FANS COME EARLY, PLANE DELAYED, THEN... MORE THAN 500 fans waited up to four hours in vain at the airport last night for the arrival of Mr. Wang Yu, of Shaw Brothers' One-Armed Swordsman fame. Some of them had turned up at the airport before287 words
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285 1971-02-25 1 Noise and smoke control group in KL KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A committee has been formed at the Ministry of Health to recommend measures for the control of noise and smoke from motor vehicles through legislation and an anti-smoke campaign. The Minister of Health, Tan Sri Haji Sardon bin Haji Jubir,285 words
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193 1971-02-25 1 CROCODILE SHIRTS MAKER LOSES TRADEMARK ACTION TOKYO, Wed. The Osaka District Court has turned down a claim by the* Singapore Crocodile shirts maker thai a Japanese importer of the French Lacoste shirts had violated the trademark law. Li Seng Ming Co. of Singapore which claimed the right to the trademarkAP - 193 words
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Article132 1971-02-25 1 JAKARTA, Wed. American Ambassador Mr. Francis Galbraith flew over the Straits of Sunda off the western tip of Java today and dropped a wreath of roses in remembrance of some 760 sailors who died in the World War Two sinking of the U.S.S. Houston. The Houston,*AP - 132 words
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Advertisement11 1971-02-25 1 QUALITY IS OUR BUSINESS (vti .^^^m K j^^KK^r Estd. 1904 FRAMROZ11 words
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Miscellaneous11 1971-02-25 1 9^Q7^nlnwMvwULn\wwff WEATHER outlook for Singapore from a.m. to noon today: Fair.11 words
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572 1971-02-25 2 R.W. APPLE - R.W. APPLE OH! WHAT A BORING WAR... By Washington THE great non-invasion of Laos, unlike the great non-invasion of Cambodia, has produced astonishingly little protest from those who have long since concluded that the whole South East Asian adventure is mad. The campuses, we572 words
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160 1971-02-25 2 WASHING EATING UTENSILS IN THE LAVATORY WE read with increasing frequency about the outbreak of epidemics in the Republic. It appears these were largely spread through water and food. Is it not therefore surprising to find in a modern airconditioned building in the prestigious district of Orchard Road, eating utensils160 words
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Letter107 1971-02-25 2 I HOPE it isn't too late to thank and praise your report on Rosalyn Tureck's Piano recital at the Victoria Theatre a few weeks ago. Your reporter gave an excellent and an interesting report and knew what, he/she was talking about! The criticisms were fair and justifiable and musicians I107 words
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Letter57 1971-02-25 2 I HOLD a season ticket for the Have lock Road Car Park but on a number of occasions have been unable to find a parking space. I have had to park my car at the nearby areas and pay again. Will the Car Parks Division refund my money if I57 words
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182 1971-02-25 2 A PLAN TO TEACH MALAYS TO CHANGE I REFER to the letter by "Interested Muslim" (S.H. Feb. 18). The points he put forward are relevant in any effort at socio-economic upliftment of the Singapore Malays. The Central Council of Malay Cultural Organisations, since* its inception 20 months ago, has been182 words
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256 1971-02-25 2 Please account for these 'service charges' MY SON is a houseman in one of the hospitals here. He is paid $650/- per month and regrets now that he did not become a politician. From his pay of $650/- the following deductions are made: $35.00 Service Charges 7.00 Water 7.00 Electricity256 words
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Letter235 1971-02-25 2 MY daughter enrolled at the Ngee Ann Technical College in January 1969 for a Company Secretaryship course. As stated in the prospectus then, there was, and still Is, a dire need for such personnel in the Republic since every limited company requires a company secretary. I235 words
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Letter122 1971-02-25 2 WE are very grateful to the Government for providing the new carriageway New Bridge Road II to relieve congestion and speed up traffic in that area. But since parking along the side of this new road is forbidden, then, hawking along this new throughway should122 words
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Letter40 1971-02-25 2 SOME time ago, I read in your paper a report about the revision of the salary scheme for the Police Force. What about revising the salary scheme of postmen too? They are also doing an important job. POSTMAN Singapore It40 words
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Letter594 1971-02-25 2 I REFER to the letter (S.H. Feb 18) by "Interested Muslim." Some of the thoughts expressed by him are real but I think he has somewhat missed the point if he thinks that the Sufi teachings inhibited or caused the negative attitude of the Malays towards594 words
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449 1971-02-25 2 When collision courses are unavoidable MALAYSIAN Government policies have always been founded on compromise dictated by the need to maintain a delicate balance between its major racial groups. Under, pressure from extremist groups, some desperate expedients have been resorted to, and it has not always been possible to claim, with449 words
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Advertisement11 1971-02-25 2 QUALITY 1 SPORTS EQUIPMENT I £\*&2v Exclusive JL Sports Store... it11 words
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318 1971-02-25 3 THE Botanic Gardens will give a prize to anyone who can find "a more practical and humane way" than shooting to get rid of monkeys in the Gardens. The Government issued a statement on the subject yesterday. It said that trapping and drugging had318 words
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Article, Illustration128 1971-02-25 3 A FIVE-year-old boy, Tan Kwan Yeow, was killed and his cousin, Wan Shem Lam, six, injured when they fell from the second floor of a Housing and Development Board flat in Kim Keat Avenue on Tuesday when several lourve-type panes on a128 words
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292 1971-02-25 3 100 MORE SECRET SOCIETY MEMBERS ADDED TO CID LIST THE names of 100 secret society members have bee* added to the files of the Criminal Investigation Department in Robinson Road following a series of police raids in the past 48 hours. Of 40 gangsters picked up in Toa Payoh and292 words
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Article, Illustration369 1971-02-25 3 Still a little dazed, but full of happy memories... THE 14 DANCERS who flew back from Perth on Monday night were still in a real tizzie when approached by our reporter yesterday, but full of the things they had seen and done during the 15 days of the Festival of369 words
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186 1971-02-25 3 Husband badly burnt as a stove explodes PLUMBER Whyce James Sydney, alias Zainal, 23, was burnt on the body and both arms when a kerosene stove exploded while he was boiling some water in the kitchen of his house in Bukit Theresa yesterday afternoon. His wife, Che Faridah, 19, said:186 words
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181 1971-02-25 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The crime rate, which had been increasing steadily fell sharply after the race riots in May, 1969, according to a Government report released yesterday. The number of murders rose from 161 in 1968 to 286 in 1969 (which includes May181 words
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Article47 1971-02-25 3 GUTHRIE Waugh (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. presented gifts to residents of the Woodlands Home for the Aged on Tuesday as part of the company's 150th anniversary celebrations. The company is presenting gifts to all 800 residents of the Republic's three welfare homes. n n n47 words
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Article31 1971-02-25 3 KUCHING, Wed. Marine police boats have been sent to investigate reports that eight foreign trawlers have intruded into Malaysian territorial waters off the c ast of the First Division.31 words
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Article, Illustration169 1971-02-25 3 AN EIGHT-MAN team of Russian shipping experts arrived in Singapore yesterday to see what facilities local shipyards have for the repair of Soviet ships. The team is led by Mr. G. Melnikov, vice-president of Sudoimport, a leading Russian import-export firm. The firm169 words
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95 1971-02-25 3 GARDENER Osman bin All, accused of murdering two people in Leedon Plark last November, was committed on Tuesday to stand trial in the High Court at the end of a fiveday preliminary inquiry. Osman, 31, is alleged to have strangled to death cook Tan95 words
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Advertisement107 1971-02-25 3 See how the AUSTRALIANS beat the heat Summers are hot in Australia. Temperatures often pass 100 F. The Australians beat the heat with some of the most efficient refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment made anywhere. We've gone through the range available and selected the items most suited for Singapore conditions. If107 words
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Miscellaneous13 1971-02-25 3 LAFF A DAY LIGHTING FIXTURES i— "We entertain at our house a iot."13 words
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Article, Illustration331 1971-02-25 4 PETER ONG - The haunted house on the hill PETER ONG PAINTER SEES HIS BRUSHES DANCING IN THE AIR By SO you don't believe in ghosts? Then what do you make of this strange story... About a month ago, workmen were sent to Keppel House, a large isolated bunga low on Keppel Hill331 words
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126 1971-02-25 4 A LABOURER was fined $250, or three weeks' jail, for stealing 25 katis of prawns worth $50 from a prawn pond. Senin bin Omar, of Jalan Kampong Tengah, committed the offence at the pond in Lorong Halus on Feb. 16 in the company126 words
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38 1971-02-25 4 JERANTUT, Wed. Flood victims were today urged by the Mentri Besar of Ahang, Tan Sri Haji Yahya bin Mohamed Seh, to find ways to rehabilitate themselves instead of merely relying on the Government.38 words
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Article192 1971-02-25 4 BEFORE BANONE LAST RIDE HOME THREE motor-cyclists were disqualified yesterday but were allowed to take their machines home from the court. The magistrate, who convicted them of racing their machines dangerously along Mount bat ten Road at about midnight on Oct. 31 last year, gave them until 4 p.m. to192 words
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161 1971-02-25 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. There has been an increase of smuggling between Singapore and Malaysia last year according to an official report here. The main bulk of it is in the form of smuggling of con^ sumer goods from Singapore to the mainland and of iron-ore161 words
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198 1971-02-25 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Government plans to set up shops for Malay businessmen in commercial areas that are predominantly occupied by Chinese businessmen. The Minister of National and Rural Development, Inche Abdul Ghafar Baba said today the move was aimed at strengthening co-operation198 words
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Article, Illustration263 1971-02-25 4 ARROGANCE, small-mindedness and indifference should never be allowed to develop in Singapore, SAFTI officers at the Advanced Training School were told yesterday. Professor Syed Hussein Alatas, Head of Singapore University's Malay Department, told them that "these are inefficient and wasteful products of the263 words
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165 1971-02-25 4 THE Rotary Club of Kuala Lumpur is offering scholarships for technical training and post-graduate study in any country for one year in 1972/73. The technical scholarship is open to persons between 21 and 35 years old who have been employed for at least165 words
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Article2807 1971-02-25 4 MALAYSIAN PARLIAMENT DEBATE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. In the second day's debate on the Constitutional Amendment Bill in Parliament today, the leader of the People's Progressive Party, Dato S.P. Seenivasagam, placed the responsibility of the May 13 riots squarely on Selangor Umno and said the Bill could2,807 words
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427 1971-02-25 5 A BUSINESSMAN yesterday applied to the High Court to order a housing development company to convey a "good title deed" for a $100,000 property at Thomson Ridge he had agreed to buy last year. Mr. T.M. Yap, counsel427 words
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173 1971-02-25 5 FIVE ON GRAFT CHARGES TO BE TRIED JOINTLY JUDGE TAN Hoay Djin ruled yesterday that five men facing corruption charges will be tried jointly. The Second District voiced his decision after a two-day hearing of arguments for and against the joint trial, put forward respectively by the prosecution and defence.173 words
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Article94 1971-02-25 5 AN appeal against the payment of $10,250 damages by a lorry driver who was alleged to have knocked down a watchman three years ago was allowed yesterday. On Oct. 7 last year, the High Court awarded N. Ramasamy $10,250 damages for injuries sustained in a road94 words
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209 1971-02-25 5 NCR to hold convention here next year THE National Cash Register convention for next year will be held In Singapore. Mr. F.G. Rothwell, managing director of NCR Singapore and Malaysia and area supervisor for Southeast Asia, announced this on his return from this year's convention in Manila. The convention, which209 words
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184 1971-02-25 5 A PROBATIONARY inspector had his loaded revolver stolen while he was "engrossed" with a girl in a public park. He had placed it near her handbag and realised it was missing when they were about to leave, a magistrates' court was told. Kesavan184 words
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Article72 1971-02-25 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Almost 2.000 people were arrested or detained by security forces in Malaysia last year for "Communist or other anti-national" activities. The number of operations against subversive elements increased from 389 in 1969 to 430 last year. ODD YONG'S DATE MINISTER of Communications,72 words
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Article367 1971-02-25 5 HUEN PENG KONG - HUEN PENG KONG KATONG-GEYLANG RESIDENTS AGREE WITH SPUR... By THE MPs for Paya Lebar and Changi are supporting a suggestion to divert development at Paya Lebar airport and make Changi the main civilian air transport centre. The proposal also has the support of many residents367 words
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Article, Illustration72 1971-02-25 5 PRESIDENT Sheares planting a tree at Jurong Hill yesterday at the end of his three-day tour of the industrial estate. Before planting the tree, Dr. Sheares visited a shipyard, a motor assembly plant and a plywood factory. The President was accompanied by the Minister72 words
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217 1971-02-25 5 S'pore -Malaysia annual ads bill: $150 million ABOUT $150 million is being spent annually on advertising in Singapore and Malaysia, it was disclosed by the Advertising Manager of Dunlop Malaysia, Mr. James Peter Chin, here last night. Mr. Chin, who was speaking at the closing of the three-day seminar on217 words
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163 1971-02-25 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (Institute of Language and Literature), formed in 1959 to develop the National Language, is expected this year to complete a national atlas it has been working on since 19«3. The i»7l Budget Report released163 words
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Miscellaneous69 1971-02-25 5 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker MONE^TL^ WHEN I TMINK OF THE PROBLEMS 7 I G0E&& SO. TWO MY WIFE SAVSV eEN <£* AL •*>•' YOU FACE YET WHEN SOMBOHB I AAORG Of TME SAME, EDO\E F I DONT LISTEN Z A MAN WALKS IN TME DOOR, DONT YOU V S69 words
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147 1971-02-25 6 MALAYSIA GAMBLES ON BUMPER PAY-OUTS FROM CASINOS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Government is drawing up legislation under which casinos will be allowed to operate. The 1971 expenditure budget report said revenue from casinos, for which several applications had been received, was expected to be substantial. The treasury is now studying147 words
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Article98 1971-02-25 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A Sabah State Assemblyman, Mr. Peter Mojuntin, said today it was meaningless for the United Sabah National Organisation to expel him because he was forming a new political party. In a statement, Mr. Mojuntin said: "I ceased to be a member98 words
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252 1971-02-25 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia has allocated a 56 per cent increase in the budget for running its three universities for this year up by $15.7 million from $3.8 million last year. The total student enrolment of the University of Malaya, Penang University and the252 words
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78 1971-02-25 6 Industrialists from Taiwan looking for joint ventures PENANG, Wed. A group of 10 Taiwanese industrialists is in Malaysia to explore the possibilities of establishing joint ventures with local businessmen. The industrialists arrived here today after a three-day stay in Kuala Lumpur where they had talks with members of chambers of78 words
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Article59 1971-02-25 6 A MALAYSIAN welder. Fan Chee Hong, 25, was found dead at the bottom of an uncompleted lift well at the Mandarin Hotel in Orchard yesterday. He had been working on the 12th floor of the hotel when he fell This is the second death fall59 words
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327 1971-02-25 6 FROM SERANGOON GARDEN ESTATE Nos. 101A, 102, 102A TODAY'S map shows three more services to be operated by the Singapore Traction Company (colourgreen) when the reorganised transport system is introduced on April 11. SERVICE No. 101A Serangoon Garden EstateNew Bridge Road/Neil Road; Serangoon Garden Way, Yio Chu Kang Road, Upper327 words
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209 1971-02-25 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Hospital facilities are not expanding fast enough to cope with demands and the ratio of hospital beds to population has fallen from 2.09 to 1.76 beds per 1,000 people in the past 15 years. This was stated in the 1971 Expenditure Budget209 words
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Article67 1971-02-25 6 THE Singapore Cardiac Society and the Singapore National Heart Association will hold a joint annual dinner at the Golden Phoenix Restaurant, Hotel Equatorial tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. The Minister for Health, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, will speak. ODD RUINED PADI KUALA TRENGGANU, Wed. About 4,700 acres67 words
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Article, Illustration23 1971-02-25 6 "My common sense told me not to marry him— that and the fact that he didn't show up for the wedding."23 words
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143 1971-02-25 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Democratic Action Party today condemned Britain's decision to sell helicopters to South Africa and called on Malaysia to withdraw from the eightnation Commonwealth group set up to study security in the Indian Ocean. "The British Conservative Government has committed143 words
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102 1971-02-25 6 CLEANER Rohani bin Radin Kasrani was fined $800 yesterday for stealing a wallet containing Thai and Korean and local currency equivalent to $66.70, from the cabin of an MSA plane parked at Singapore International Airport on Tuesday. Prosecutor Sr. Insp. M. Almadass told102 words
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91 1971-02-25 7 NEW YORK, Wed. A girl who lost her arms after she touched an electrical transformer in May, 1968. will receive U551, 350,000 in what her lawyer called the larges. such out-of court settlement in the United States. The girl, Laura Falconer,91 words
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234 1971-02-25 7 HANOI, Wed. Defence Minister Vo Nguyen Giap said last night that the Communist "victories** in Southern Laos "constitute a severe warning to the American imperialists" against any further escalation of the war. At the same time, he said that the concentration of American234 words
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155 1971-02-25 7 POSTAL CHIEF SEES NO PROSPECT IN MEETING LONDON, Wed. Post Office Corporation chairman Bill Kyi and said today he saw no prospect of meeting postal strike leader Tom Jackson today. After a meeting with Employment and Productivity Secretary Robert Carr, Mr. Kyi and said he was looking at the wholeAFP - 155 words
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Article78 1971-02-25 7 Tornado death toll 90 JACKSON, Wed. The death toll from the series of tornadoes which ravaged the Mississippi delta at the beginning of this week stood at 90, according to official figures released here last night. \bout 600 people were injured, .escue teams were still combing the ruins of shattered78 words
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Article139 1971-02-25 7 SAIGON, Wed. When an American unit brushed with a Communist force of unknown size they came up with an unexpected bonus I'SM.IN and one million Vietnamese piastres in cash. The U.S. troops reported capturing the money after a small combat action about 7t miles north-east139 words
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Article349 1971-02-25 7 r. r. r. r. CALCUTTA, Wed. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said yesterday that she was against the Idea of placing West Seagal uder army rale to combat the growing i aw lessaess la the state. Addressing a Press conference at Pataa, 3t* mile Northwest349 words
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Article, Illustration244 1971-02-25 7 TRIPOLI, Libya, Wed. The four Arab countries who deliver oil to Mediterranean ports threatened today to cut off the oil supply if Libyan demands for higher revenues are not met. Libya has been selected to begin talks with the oil companies, and the244 words
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108 1971-02-25 7 VIENTIANE, WED. One of the 119 U.S. military attaches officially in Laos, Lt. Charles Engle, 26, of Indiana, was killed last Saturday when his Cessna observation plane crashed on landing 12 miles north of Vientiane, an informed source said today. He was alone inAFP - 108 words
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Article61 1971-02-25 7 MANILA, Wed. Five men in a jeep gunned down two private security guards at the Voice of America compound in central Luzon the third such incident in a year at the site, police said today. The attack came late last night. Both men were killed instantlyAP - 61 words
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Article, Illustration209 1971-02-25 7 PHU BAI, Vietnam, Wed. A young U.S. airman, Dennis M. Fujii told yesterday of his four days of helping South Vietnamese troops to defend two patrol bases in Laos. He said he called in American air strikes on the surrounding Communist soldiers because the Vietnamese were depending209 words
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179 1971-02-25 7 Calley: Order to kill was not mine FORT BENNING, Georgia, Wed. Lieutenant William Calley, on trial here for murder in connection with the My Lai massacre, today testified he had killed civiians in the Vietnamese village on March 16, 1968, but added: "It was not my order, it was theAFP - 179 words
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Article41 1971-02-25 7 PRAGUE, Wed. Fred Eidlin, an American national sentenced to four years in jail last December for subversive activities, has been ordered expelled from Czechoslovakia and will be leaving this country for the United States today, it was announced here.41 words
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Article193 1971-02-25 7 RIO DE JANEIRO, Wed— A total of 176 people died of accidents, murder or suicide in Rio De Janeiro and Sao Paulo from the beginning of the carnival last Saturday until its end yesterday. In Rio alone, 81 people died. Rio hospitals admitted 5,143 people193 words
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Miscellaneous244 1971-02-25 7 Alexandria is ladies' champion t i alexandrija of the mmUfrms&mi^m? Soviet Union won the 2nd mmQjm£]m* t» Ladies' European Cup 4 J held in Vrnjacka Banja, ifftjj ft Yugoslavia. Second place lm^^^m^^m^^^m mm was shared by Lazare\k O^zJ m (Yugoslavia) and Nicolau 1 pHii "H S2? (Rumania). LfE 1 abcdtfgh244 words
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Article310 1971-02-25 8 SAIGON, Wed. Former Senator Nguyen Gia Hien, chairman of the pro-Governmental Great Forces Union Party, today said generals would now call for an attack on North Vietnam to avenge the death of Gen. Do Cao Tri, head of the Saigon military region. "The generalsAFP - 310 words
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Article83 1971-02-25 8 LONDON, Wed The legal marathon of former Indian shipping magnate Hayanti Dharma Teja is nearing its end with the opening of his appeal to the House of Lords today against an order extraditing him to India. Mr. Teja, 47, is wanted to stand trial in IndiaAP - 83 words
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73 1971-02-25 8 TAIPEI, ed. The Nationalist Chinese Government reiterated today that this country has the sovereign right over the Tiao Yu Tai (Senkaku) islets, a spokesman of the Foreign Ministry said. Nationalist China claims the Senaku as part of her continental shelf right, while Japan claims them73 words
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Article168 1971-02-25 8 GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Wed. Prime Minister Forbes Burnham yesterday officially announced to a cheering crowd his plans to nationalise the Demerare Bauxite Company (Demba) a wholly-owned subsidiary of Alcan (Aluminum Company of Canada). Addressing a crowd on Republic Day Anniversary, he said legislation will be introduced168 words
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Article189 1971-02-25 8 NEW YORK, Wed. A standing dispute between two ideological factions touched off a fight in New York's Chinatown yesterday in which seven youths were stabbed and one youth was arrested, police reported. The incident allegedly stemmed from differences between pro and anti-Peking groups, policeAP - 189 words
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Article, Illustration508 1971-02-25 8 Christians escape terror island v w MANILA, Wed. The Red Cross said today that 10,000 'terror-stricken Christians" had been evacuated from six small towns on Mindanao Island where national police sent helicopters and mortars to fight what they call a Muslim separatist army. A band of 100 men in black508 words
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141 1971-02-25 8 Armoured police bulldoze through barriers REGGIO Calabria, Wed. Massive police forces with bulletproof vests and armoured cars today smashed for a second time through barricades blocking the way into two diehard strongholds of this town in rebellion. Police columns bulldozed through barriers of burned out cars on two bridges leading141 words
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Article319 1971-02-25 8 LONDON, Wed. One of Britain's Great Train Robbers will soon be released on parole after serving only half of a 14--year jail sentence for his part in the Ss2l million crime. The Home Office said yesterday that Roger Cordrey, 47, is expected to leave319 words
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Article396 1971-02-25 8 BANGKOK, Wed.-Henry Ford II arrived in Thailand yesterday to promote the idea of a cheap people's car that would replace the water buffalo. But he found instead that people wanted to talk to him about traffic, auto pollution, Ralph Nader the price and tractors.AP - 396 words
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143 1971-02-25 8 LONDON, Wed. Sotheby's, the London auctioneers, will demonstrate their professional versatility on March 4 by auctioning an egg big enough to make 72 omelettes. The mammoth egg, however, is in no state to serve as an ingredient for any dish. It was143 words
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Article40 1971-02-25 8 TOKYO, Wed. A Soviet ship named after the late Pre sidenf Ho Chi Minh of North Vietnam has made its first arri val at Haiphong and received a warm welcome, Hanoi's Vietnam news agencv rvisiAi said today. APAP - 40 words
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Article, Illustration985 1971-02-25 9 MAX SUICH - MAX SUICH BACKGROUND TO THE FOREIGN NEWS From in TOKYO MRS Hiroko Kawabata, a trim and cheerful 28-year-old mother of fw o consulted her family doctor in suburban Tokyo recently because she thought she was pregnant. On a second visit to the clinic a985 words
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Article424 1971-02-25 9 FINN PERSON - FINN PERSON BY in STOCKHOLM KEY union strikes and Government lockouts have* hit the Swedish welfare state at its very heart. You cannot get divorced in Sweden and it is impossible to get married except in church or unless the bride is pregnant. Nearly 700,000424 words
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Article, Illustration601 1971-02-25 9 JOHN BULLOCH - The golden road that leads to Dubai JOHN BULLOCH By MORE than 250 tons of gold was brought into the bustling Persian Gulf city-State of Dubai last year, almost 20 per cent of all free- world gold production. It came in perfectly legally, ordered and paid for by respectable merchants,Daily Telegraph - 601 words
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Article275 1971-02-25 9 Making sure of a place in Heaven ALLAHABAD The best way to insure a place in heaven, according to Hindu belief, is to come to this northern Indian city and bathe in the sacred Ganges River. The holy dip, however, can be taken only once every six years or soAP - 275 words
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209 1971-02-25 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A tractor driver, Mr. Teoh Kim Seng, 38, told a preliminary inquiry here today that Mr. Robert K.T. Lee, son of former Finance Minister Tun Sir H.S. Lee, was kicked several times by two police officers in a bar hereBernama - 209 words
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Article54 1971-02-25 10 BRUSSELS, Wed. Switzerland, Europe's No. 1 neutral country has begun exploratory talks for a "special link" with the European Economic Community Executive Commission. Switzerland is seeking a special link with the EEC which will allow it •participation" in future industrial and research policy, authoritative Swiss souAP - 54 words
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200 1971-02-25 10 A MORE AGGRESSIVE SELLING EFFORT BY BRITISH NEEDED LONDON, Wed. A more aggressive selling effort is needed in Singapore by British exporters if the ground lost to Japanese and American competition over the past five years is to be regained. Mr. G.F. FinUyson, Britain's Commercial Counsellor in Singapore, expressed thisAFP - 200 words
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Article70 1971-02-25 10 BANGKOK, Wed. Thailand, which has 1 been ruled under martial law for more than a decade, is in the process of lifting it, at least partially. The Thai Cabinet yesterday ordered the Defence Ministry to consider modifications to allow for the enforcement of martial lawAP - 70 words
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113 1971-02-25 10 JA tARTA, Wed. The Indonesian Government has banned ragging in universities and other higher educational institutions. The ban by the Minister of Education followed an incident in Surabaja, East Java, last week in which 19 newly enrolled students were seriously injured by caustic soda thrown113 words
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Article, Illustration328 1971-02-25 10 JENNY LEW - Success for Sheela: All in her stars JENNY LEW FIRST BIG BREAK CAME ON TV. By SHEELA Munro, 30, has it made and it was all in her stars. It was stated in a forecast of her entire life that she would get her big break as a singer in328 words
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389 1971-02-25 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Pan Malayan Islamic Party today suspended the party membership of its MP for Parit, Inche Hashim Gera, temporarily. Announcing the suspension at 'a Press conference at Parliament House today, the acting president of PMIP, Dato Asri Haji Muda, said389 words
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Advertisement54 1971-02-25 10 "Wunderbar! FRANKFURT Every Saturday v ByBOAC." For some people there is only one airline. Our service to Frankfurt takes off from Singapore every Saturday at 6.45 p.m. Arrives on Sunday morning at 8.50a.m. Most comfortable seat in the air. Ask your travel agent. takes good care of you BOAC WITH54 words
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Article, Illustration320 1971-02-25 11 THE public has an almost ingrained distrust of the sales pitch, Mr. Peter Bostock, manager of Grant Public Relations, Singapore and Malaysia, said yesterday. Speaking to some 60 delegates attending the last day of the three-day seminar on advertising and marketing320 words
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Article, Illustration291 1971-02-25 11 THE next stage of Singapore's manufacturing development is to produce new and sophisticated industrial equipment for export. This was stated yesterday by Mr. Michael Yeo of Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd. at a seminar on advertising and marketing, held at the MSA Theatrette.291 words
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Article66 1971-02-25 11 MR. BERNARD J. Freed of the American Internal Revenue Service, will visit Singapore next week to assist American taxpayers here in preparing their tax returns. He will speak on income tax assistance at 9 a.m. on March I and again at 1.30 p.m. on Mar66 words
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116 1971-02-25 11 RETIRED WARDER ACCUSED OF $1,053 FRAUD A retired prison warder was charged yesterday with cheating the Director of Social Welfare of $1,053 in public assistance paid to him for 13 months. Abdullah bin Abdul Latiff, 68, is alleged to have collected a monthly allowance of $81 from the Social Welfare116 words
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Article75 1971-02-25 11 ACQUITTAL FOR SIN-SEH AND WIFE A CHINESE physician and his wife were acquitted yesterday of assaulting a former employee after, a doctor testified that no injuries were visible on examination of the complainant after the alleged assault. The complainant, 18-year-old Neo Tin and her mother Tan Kee, had alleged that75 words
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68 1971-02-25 11 NEW CHINESE COMMERCE CHAMBER OFFICIALS THE Chinese Chamber of Commerce Management Committee will tomorrow elect 15 officials. They will be one president, two vice-presidents, six chairmen and six vice-chairmen for the sub-committees. The office-bearers will be picked from the 55 members who were recently elected from the seven community groups68 words
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182 1971-02-25 11 KALLANG Community Centres recreation fund has got off to a good star* another five companies have donated a total of 1,000. I2 700 fUnd W sUnds at The companies are: Tai Cheong Motor Co. ($300); Sin J-neong Containers Ltd. ($200); Messrs. Koh Mong Seng182 words
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Article, Illustration145 1971-02-25 11 AND THE CLOCKS STOPPED, NEVER TO GO AGAIN... LEE Kenfg Boon didn't mind being caught sleeping on the job. It was the rude awakening which bothered him. When he dozed off yesterday in his Jalan Besar watch shop, it wasn't an alarm clock which woke him, but a van in145 words
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259 1971-02-25 11 Teachers plan integrated modern union THE Singapore Teachers' Union may abolish its five sections in an effort to modernise. This is one of the proposed changes which will be discussed at a three-day Modernisation Seminar which begins on Saturday. The five branches of the STU, the Headmasters, Graduate, Normal-trained, Certificate-trained259 words
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Article97 1971-02-25 11 SINGAPORE is one of the 23 countries participating in a conference on communications satellite operations in the Pacific and Indian Ocean regions which opened in Taipeh yesterday. Delegates will discuss operational planning for this year up to 1973; satellite contingency; transition of service from Intelsat97 words
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Article41 1971-02-25 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Dr. Ooi Kee Saik, vice-chair-man of the Penang Branch of the DAP has filed an application in the High Court here for the admission of Sir Dingle Foot Q.C. to defend him on a sedition charge.41 words
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Article207 1971-02-25 11 Watch dea le rs may le vel prices WATCH dealers are studying the possibility of standardising prices. The honorary president of the Singapore Clock and Watch Trade Association, Mr. Lim Peng Boon, said yesterday that this would enable retailers to have a reasonable profit and provide a better service to207 words
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Advertisement113 1971-02-25 11 CINEMAS/P.g« 12 ECONOMIC AFFAIRyp.g.« 13/16 L.V.NG/fV/TOWN TALK/P.g« l4 /l5 SM.PP.NG/P.g.. 17/18 SPORT/P.g., 19/20 y/^. 4 -M tre Nightclub B^^L V i ■K^ ByPJ eSjSiC l" «»^B iV ■HBVBHVVHAiBfIi^M^^By^BVjBfI «9V BB^^4 1 IA V Bw/ /^HB I fl B4j 1 I H^BT '^^B^BJPTWTnMVVPBfeWCrSS'RHB^B^PSBBHHBW #^SBr '^1 m Bv <r "^^flCiQßßiLi^P'BßW B^ l113 words
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221 1971-02-25 12 NTUC affiliated unions have a duty to take out insurance policies under the INCOME scheme, a union leader said yesterday. Mr. K.T. Samuel a liaison officer and chairman of the sales promotion committee of INCOME said: "It is the fundamental duty of221 words
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127 1971-02-25 12 A TWO-DAY seminar on Human Rights and Development will be held at Trinity Theological College on Mt. Sophia this weekend in an attempt at making religion relevant to society. Organised by the Institute for study of Religions and Society, the seminar is a127 words
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Article, Illustration361 1971-02-25 12 Jurong offer of $5,000 worth of scholarships RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION WILL AID YOUNGSTERS JURONG Town Residents' Association hopes to award scholarships worth a total of $5,000 to the residents this year. The association's chairman, Dr. Chau Sik Ting, said yesterday: "This wiH be our major project for this year. We have361 words
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155 1971-02-25 12 ONE of Britain's most eminent neuro-surgeons left Singapore yesterday after talks with the Health Ministry on the development of neuro-surgery one of the five specialities to be given top priority in the Government's plan to upgrade the medical services. Mr. J.F. Shaw, consultant155 words
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Advertisement299 1971-02-25 12 jJCN CATHAY ORGANISATION W\ M_ j I WELCOMES l£iJ~j .^i^l^l^BßnW^ .^n^n^n^n^hv 1 MR. MR. MISS J JL- WANG YU RAYMOND CHOW MIAO KERHSIU J j t PRODUCER STARS OF GOLDEN HARVEST'S J 4 "ZATCHCHI AND THE ROVING SWORDSMAN." J "THE INVINCIBLE EIGHT* > VY VHYYTYTYVYyVVVVI Slvens >eiji v f c299 words
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Advertisement152 1971-02-25 12 The CRIMSON featuring Carmel Chayne plus The X-PERIMENTS FirstDrink: $5 Dress. Informal V*** MING COURT HOTEL Tel. *****3 METROPOLE/HOLLYWOOD/VENUS TODAY 330 m9n _^u.»...-- 7-».»o With English Jil^WEDDlffGGowiif^ Ch bt! V"' I Ja Itffl£*' I PU wV^fti^P CHAN POH CHOO NANCY SIET In Cantonese Colorscope AnrilA -V-^^l^ mm^i 10 30 11152 words
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Advertisement520 1971-02-25 12 E9HHLijH*j^KT277m a Bk^iH^BVa^RemSrfßßßKAfMhUhl < 16th RECORD DAY No Free List 'l CASH BOOKINGS ONLY! N.B. Due to Film's Length Please NOTE REVISED TIMES 1 10.45, 1.30. 4.15. 6.45 4 9.30 I NO INCREASE IN PRICES! I, The NEW SUPER CINERAMA "KRAKATOA. East Of Java" a Maximilian Schell. Diane Baker Barbara520 words
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Miscellaneous118 1971-02-25 12 8.39 am 8 pm: An exhibition, Man in Space, at the foyer of the National Library, Stamford Road. 19 am 9 pm: Exhibition of New Zealand art and pottery a t the National Library Lecture hall. 3 It pm: Japanese industrial exposition at Kallang Park. 4 pm— 8 pm: Display118 words
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218 1971-02-25 13 Electronics TAIPFH, Wed. Singapore's electronics industry will eventually overtake that of Taiwan to become the largest electronics centre in Asia, outside Japan, industrial circles predicted today. They pointed out that despite a late start, Singapore's electronics Industry was being developed by leaps andAFP - 218 words
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73 1971-02-25 13 WASHINGTON, Wed. The House Ways and Means committee has approved a two-year extension of the interest equalisation tax, a special levy designed to bolster the United States balance of payments. The tax, due to expire on March 31 unless extended by Congress, discourages excessiveAP - 73 words
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Article271 1971-02-25 13 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates fixed yesterday by the Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency. HONGKONG (Rates in Hongkong dollars, for Feb. 24). On New York TT 6.0175 South Vietnam (per On New York DD 6.01 1.000 piastres) 16.85 Gold (99% fineness. Sterling271 words
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Article253 1971-02-25 13 F N to close its Thai plant FRASER AND NEAVE has decided to suspend operations of its Bangkok subsidiary "due to continued adverse trading conditions for the soft drink industry in Thailand." The suspension will take effect from April l or as soon after that date as possible. The company253 words
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136 1971-02-25 13 BANGKOK, Wed. American Ambassador Leonard Unger has indicated the United States will meet rubber producing countries next month to discuss a halt to sales of stockpile rubber, Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman said today. (American stockpile sales have been suspended since last SeptemberAP - 136 words
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Article47 1971-02-25 13 OTTAWA, Wed. The Bank of Canada lowered its discount rate from 5.75 to 5.25 per cent, effective today. It was the second cut by the Central Bank within nine days. The previous reduction, on Feb. 15, was from six per cent. AFPAFP - 47 words
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Article45 1971-02-25 13 (Yesterday's closing prices, in U.S. dollars per ounce). Singapore (1) 40.34, (2) 151.50: Hongkong 40.37; Beirut 39.10; London 38.75; Zurich 38.758, 38.855; Paris 39.08. Note: (1) Export price to non-sterling areas in U.S. dollars. (2) Local dealers' price in Singapore dollars, per tael.45 words
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Article27 1971-02-25 13 (Closing buyer/seller prices for Feb. 24, in sterling per metric ton). Tone: Quiet; Spot 1451 1453; 3-month 1450 1451; Settlement 1455; Total turnover 635 tons.27 words
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225 1971-02-25 13 NEW YORK, Wed. Atlantic Richfield, announced what it described as a ''significant 1 oil find in the petro-leum-rich Prudhoe Bay area of the Alaskan North Slope. The company said the new fine was 25 miles (40 km) west of the original Prudhoe BayAP - 225 words
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Article199 1971-02-25 13 LONDON, Wed. New Broken Hill Consolidated reported unaudited group, before royalty and taxation but after providing depreciation, for the year to Dec. 31, 1970, totalled £7,300,000 (£7,276,000 for 1969). Depreciation was £452,000 (£430,000). Mining royalty payable to the New South Wales Government was £2,343,000 (£2,221,000) and provision forReuter - 199 words
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Article288 1971-02-25 13 LOU 'ON, Wed. Combined pre-tax profit of Unilever Ltd and NV for 1970 was £156 million (£161.9 million in 1969), with combined sales to third parties at £2,870 million (£2,512 million). Tax was £76.1 million (£76.3 million). Combined consolidated profit totalled £76.9 million (£81.6 million). Combined fourth quarter consolidatedReuter - 288 words
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Article96 1971-02-25 13 MitsubishiChrysler TOKYO, Wed. Mitsubishi Motors and Chrysler have reached agreement in principle on the American company's share participation in a planned joint venture. Mr. Yuji Sato, president of Mitsubishi Motors, told reporters Chrysler's share would be limited to 15 per cent this year, 25 per cent next year and 35AFP - 96 words
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Article26 1971-02-25 13 TASEK CEMENT will pay an interim dividend of 10 per cent on April 12 to its preference shareholders on the register on Macch 26.26 words
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Article601 1971-02-25 13 The market was narrowly mixed in very quiet trading yesterday. There was a little cautious optimism on the latest round of talks on the postal dispute but the continuation of the Ford stoppage was a dampening factor. The slight overnight rally on Wall Street aided sentiment. Towards601 words
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Article23 1971-02-25 13 LONDON, Tues. (Changes in bracket*): Industrials 327.8 (-1.6): Ti is 64.92 (+0.07); Rubbers 169.16 (-1-0.00); Oils 280 77 (-2.2A).23 words
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Article353 1971-02-25 13 Stock prices moved' higher in early_ active trading yesterday S tarn poors industrial average gained 1 6 cents and advancing issues led those on the downside by two-to-one. Volume topped one million Atlantic Richfield. depraved recently on report* that the Alaikan pipeline's development would be delayed.353 words
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Article26 1971-02-25 13 NEW YORK, Tues. (Changes in brackets): Industrials 870.00 (+1.02); Transportation 193.75 (+1.51); Utilities 122.06 (-0.70); Composite stocks 287.66 (+0.53); Bonds 71.08 (-0.02).26 words
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Article183 1971-02-25 13 O AMSTERDAM The market was firmer yesterday. Internationals opened quietly mixed, but rose throughout the day to close firm, led by Unilever. Local industrials were again quietly mixed with P.ols, Van Gelder Paper and Heineken firmer. O PARIS The market yesterday was steadier with scattered gains. Cie Bancaire183 words
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Advertisement263 1971-02-25 13 I ADVERTISEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ANNIVERSARIES. AN NOUNCEMENTS. BIRTHS. CLUB ACTIVITIES. CON DOLENCES. DEATHS. ENGAGEMENTS, FUNERAL. GREET INGS. IN MEMORIAM. MARRIAGES. MISSING. PERSONAL. REQUIEMS REUNIONS Minimum $4/ for 10 words, each additional word 40cts. All other clautfi«d advertisement. Minimum $2/ for 10 word*, each additional word 20ct*. BOX SERVICE CHARGE $1.00 FEMALE263 words
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Article233 1971-02-25 14 Are you members of any gangs or cliques? I was, in Primary School. Six of us from the same class got together and styled ourselves after Enid Blyton's Secret Seven group. We were also pledged to solve all mysteries. The only difference was that we called ourselves the233 words
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Article, Illustration105 1971-02-25 14 Yuri's on a goose chase! Living Guy NO CHILD'S play this four-year-old Yuri Wong is not keeping imaginary Rod Indians away. Ho is concentrating his j gazo on and getting ready his aim at "those posky geese" devouring Mum's bast gladioli. Our Uving Guy for this week, named after the105 words
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Article, Illustration141 1971-02-25 14 Dear Editor, I am writing to you again, because you asked me to tell more about my club. Well, I am going to tell you all about it. Firstly, I chose the name "Protesters," because it sounds good to hear and "Protesters" means that it Protests against Satan which is141 words
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Article, Illustration103 1971-02-25 14 Dear Editor, It gives me a great pleasure to write to you again. I, as a regular reader and writer would like to make some suggestions. Firstly, I hope you will allow us to design the heading of Junior Living Secondly, I hope you will spare a corner of Junior103 words
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Article66 1971-02-25 14 Dear Editor, Here are some riddles. Riddle: What did one toe say to the other toe? Answer: There's a heel following us. Riddle: What weighs more? A full moon or a quarter moon? Answer: A full moon is lighter. Riddle: What goes up a chimney down, but won't go down66 words
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Article171 1971-02-25 14 Dear Editor, Thank you for the stamp prize. I. really liked it. I woftder how you knew I was a stamp collector. Here are some more jokes and riddles for you and the readers to enjoy. Jokes John: Come quick Mr. Policeman! Policeman: Why? John: A man has been fighting171 words
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Article80 1971-02-25 14 Riddles: Riddle: Why are lumps of sugar like horses? Answer: The more you like them the faster they go. Riddle: What is the best butter in the world? Answer: A goat. Riddle: What goes all the way from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur without moving? Answer: The railroad tracks. Riddle: What80 words
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Article96 1971-02-25 14 Dear Editor, I am a new writer to Junior Living. I have some jokes and riddles and I hope the readers will enjoy them. What do 36 inces make in Scotland? Answer: One Scotland Yard. What is a blooming nuisance? Answer: A Weed. What goes ha-ha-ha crash? Answer: A man96 words
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Article56 1971-02-25 14 Dear Editor, Here are some riddles for you and the readers Why do tall people get more sleep than short people? Ans: Because they are longer in bed. What is the best way to get fresh hard boiled eggs? Ans: To keep your hens in a Hot House Penny, Au56 words
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Article75 1971-02-25 14 Street, Dear Editor; This is the first time I write to you. Here are some jokes for you and the readers. A man was sadly watching his house on fire... Neighbour: "Why aren't you throwing water on your house?" Man: I can't afford it. My water bill is already too75 words
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Article166 1971-02-25 14 Dear Editor, Every morning, my school begins by singing the National Anthem. Then, we go to our classes and our study for the day follows. At 10.40 a.m. is Recess for all. I often go with my friend, Angelina, and my sister, Annie. I usually bring sandwiches and drinks with-166 words
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Article230 1971-02-25 14 Dear Editor, Here are some jokes and riddles which I hope you would like. Teacher: Mark, if you had four dollars in one pocket and twenty-five cents in the other, what would you have? Mark: I would have the wrong pants. Bob: Why did you laugh up your sleeve? Tom:230 words
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Article, Illustration116 1971-02-25 14 We like your suggestions very much, Henry. As you can see, we are using your heading this week. You are quite welcome to ask any questions you like. I only hope I shall be able to answer them! One warning though I will NOT do your homework for yon! Ed.116 words
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Miscellaneous83 1971-02-25 14 8 CAN YOU TRUST your eyes? There are six differences in details between the top and bottom panels above. How quickly can you point* out what these differences are? Answers below. jo|i«uiB si opuqwduivq g Jdn^ius 8| ageing > jajjoqe si 9\% B,u«uiB9ivc Z Jd>joqs si j|«q i,u«uiBdi«B Z auissiuj83 words
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Article295 1971-02-25 15 A. K. LEE - Why I'm not going places A. K. LEE By DID you ever have childish dreams, like wanting to visit America knowing very well that your dad who's just a clerk could never save enough even for a trip to the Johore zoo? I had. When I was a teenager (not295 words
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Article68 1971-02-25 15 Infant care course INFANT care and child development is the next course 2 t0 De started by the ExtraS mural Studies Department next S Friday at 7.30 p.m. at the S Brunnel Hawes Lecture S Theatre, in Outram Road S General Hospital. Dr. Freda M. Paul, a senior IS lecturer68 words
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Article, Illustration162 1971-02-25 15 Qounl Mottb THE Indonesian Ambassador to Singapore, Mr. Soenarso, held a cocktail reception for 16 Indonesian journalists at the Wisma Indonesia on Tuesday evening. The journalists are on a tour of South-East Asian countries to study city development in these countries and see how their development pro-162 words
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Miscellaneous943 1971-02-25 15 3IIIIIIIIIIHIII liiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S m E 3.00 General Hospital 325 Another Song Another Melody f°° <>P«ning And Programme iT Repeat) Summary i s&^bw in singapor ~"w«* 1. 3.55 Housewives Matinee "The I^tT*", 7 J Beach (Part 2of a Hokkien Film) J-JJJ* J r h r ls T <>m Jones S snn943 words
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Miscellaneous449 1971-02-25 15 Star view IT IS only fair, to have a variety show for the En-glish-speaking viewers, but what we saw last week, was not exactly exciting. It was only the very first programme so perhaps that's why it didn't live up to expectation. I think a few more artistes on the449 words
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Miscellaneous490 1971-02-25 15 I Starscope 4r? P*nSS93E3H rrfISQCDiHI FTvUSSHH* #V 4b J Self-control now is Finish rather than begin scattered S EmDhf sis* t nn C essential. Emotions run projects. Plenty of resure. home carfe™ sfeis ta£e\i high, deep Don't play Hold off on initiating tat^S^i JIST K?v l! t fe7u e r490 words
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201 1971-02-25 16 MANILA, Wed. -Asian Development Bank president Takeshi Watanabe today called on aid-giving countries to stop ''penalising" recipient nations in their drive toward industrialisation. In a speech to the 24-nation Colombo Plan ministerial conference, fell Watanabe appealed to the advanced countries to aid the developing countries201 words
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Article264 1971-02-25 16 RUBBER 101.25 cents per kilo (up 0.25 cent). Opening indications yesterday were on par with Tuesday's closing level of 101.00 and 103.25 cents per kilo buyers for March and April 1 RSS respectively. The market then fluctuated narrowly around this level until trade and commission house buying finally264 words
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Article50 1971-02-25 16 KUALA L U MPUR Commodity followed by value, with rate of duty in brackets, for Feb. 25 to March 2. RUBBER: 46-1/4 cents a lb. (1-7/8 cents, total 7-3/8 cents). CHOPRA: 5578 a ton (557.80). PALM OIL: 5640 a ton (»48). PALM KERNELS. S3BB fl a ton (538.875).50 words
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Article64 1971-02-25 16 (Yesterday's official buyer/seller prices, in new p. 'nee per kilo). Tone. Steady; ClF's March 15.1 15.3, April 15 4 15.6; Spot 16.0 16.2: Settlements Apri 16.3 16.5, May 16.5 i6.6. June 16.7 16.9, April/June 16.5 16.6, July /Sept. 17.0 17.1, Oet/Dec. 17.5 17.7, Jan/March 18.0 18.1, April/June 18.364 words
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Article96 1971-02-25 16 TIN $632 a picul (up $1.50). On a reduced turnover, the Straits tin price y esterday improved by SI. SO to $632 a picul despite a drop of £3 a ton in the overnight London metal price. With buying support mainly from the United States and Europe, the96 words
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Article108 1971-02-25 16 (Yesterday'* 1.30 p.m. prices, in sterling per long ton, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per long ton): Philippine/Indonesian March 214, April and May both 213. all resellers. COCONUT OIL: Straits Feb /March 147. 00 seller; Malayan Feb /March 165.00 seller; Philippine (U.S. dollars per long ton) Feb/March108 words
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Article39 1971-02-25 16 PEPPER (2.00 p.m. prices, in sterling per long ton). Tone: Steadier; Sarawak white spot 445.0, afloat 425.0, Feb/March 427.5, March/April 425.0, July/Aug. 410.0; Sarawak black spot 425.0. afloat 400.0, Feb/March 400.0, July/Aug. 35 7.5; Malabar Feb/March 535.0.39 words
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Article1520 1971-02-25 16 In slow exchanges, prices in the Stock Exchange yesterday moved narrowly both ways but ended the day with a slight upward bias. The bulk of activity was again in the industrial section which experienced alternating bouts of buying and selling and chalked up 28 gains, 22 losses1,520 words
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Article13 1971-02-25 16 Singapore Malaysia Feb. 23 653.41 431.14 Feb. 24 652.89 430.3113 words
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Article79 1971-02-25 16 (Managers' prices for Feb. 25) B. S. ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mai. Invt. Fund 1.28 1.33 Mai. Progress Fund 1.06 l.llxd CHARTERED UNIT TRUSTS Singapore Growth Fund 1.08 1.13 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Third Singapore 1.30 The Commerce Ind. Fund 1.05 1.10 The Saving B# S Fund 1.12 1.17 Singapore79 words
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Article, Illustration184 1971-02-25 16 LONDON, Wed.- Very quiet conditions were evident at the opening today but grain shippers covered a cargo from the U.S. North Pacific to South Korea at USSB.7S fd (free discharged) for April. A meals/pellets cargo was fixed from Chicago to, the Netherlands at USSS.9O fio (free in184 words
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Article350 1971-02-25 16 The market closed easier yesterday after early buying interest failed to attract follow-through Initially, selective interest was revived in constructions on anticipation of good business results. These included Nissan and Aoki Prices levelled off later < (Closing paid prices in yen. wi Akai Electric 380 (390) Asahi350 words
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Article560 1971-02-25 16 Mining shares finished the day on an irregular note after a hesitant start yesterday. There were afew scattered rises in a market weakened by lack of interest. The heavyweights closed mixed. Peko rose 20 cents to SI 1.10, MIM seven cents to 53.4S and BH South two560 words
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Article280 1971-02-25 16 The market extended Tuesday s late rally to close on a firm note yesterday although gains were mostly marginal. General Bottling led the uptrend with 25-cent gain on balance. The counter traded 20,500 units at 57.65 to 57.95 but closed at 87.90. Star Ferry had sales at280 words
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Miscellaneous272 1971-02-25 16 SHIPS IN PORT THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE 'THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR FEBRUARY, 25. OUT: Molochansk 3/4; Yamaki Maru 38/39; Ujamaa 10/11; Rajah Brooke 20 west; Stentor 35/36; Esso Orion (tanker) 42/43; Glenroy 45; King Bird 22. IN: Eastern Anna 25/26; Kovdor (after Nocoline Maersk) 27/28; Viola (after272 words
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Advertisement656 1971-02-25 17 ORIENT LINES LTD. V> INCORPORATED IN TMC HtPUHLIC OF SIMGAfOWE) ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY SINGAPORE 1. TEL *****3-7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG. R'DAM, HAVRE, Slngap«r« P.lh.m PMMltf ARRIVES NEPTUNE AMETHYST 26 Keb/1 Mar 2/3 Mar 4/5 Mar l don 1/4. H'burg 8/4. Rdam 11/4. Havre 14/4656 words
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Miscellaneous1120 1971-02-25 17 I I I V| EY F0R E ASY REFERENCE. The shipping schedules I I 7\J oeginning on this page are given in four parts for tjm*\ I 'I shlps west bound. eastbound. southbound and r-^^iW^ai^ SHIPPING aT" W 11' e ne abbrev| ated/name of agent(s) ••"'t^Wmt^M V CA7FTT1F I SS^t1,120 words
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Advertisement577 1971-02-25 18 •gT MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL Jj H SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD H No 101 Jin Ampang, Kuala I umpur M H The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE SlMipin r s h.m fMtm Arrtvaa: BUNGA MELOR 27 Fe*/2 Mar j/ft Mar Mar Havre 2/4. London 4/4 MfcMrg 10/4. M dam 12/4,577 words
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Miscellaneous795 1971-02-25 18 QO| r^^l infl lncl din 9 ships sailing out of Singapore for Far I— dOlk^vyUI MXJi East ports to the north-east. AAM TY Mar 15/18 M^. VEGA Mar 26/31 Japan. Pusan. Bangkok. KSC/OL ALCOS MASTER Apr 19/22 Osaka, Yokohama, Vancouver B.C. Jeddah. AOL/ASC M.S. TAI POOS HAN Mar 12/13 Penang795 words
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Article, Illustration512 1971-02-25 19 CAVALIER - CAVALIER By BEST TEN TO FOLLOW FAMILLE VERTE SAXONY MARUSA HOLE IN ONE INDIAN PATROL CLEVER ANDY PANMORAY EVEN SAY MAJESTIC HOUR GLEN LARMONIC Has strong chance of opening winning account Hole In One IPOH, Wed. Hole In One shaped like a winner on a yielding track here512 words
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139 1971-02-25 19 WINCHESTER, Massachusetts Wed. Billie Jean King, the long-time queen of U.S. women's tennis, renews her current duel with Francoise Durr of France in ,the LS| 1 2,5 00 national indoor championships starting today and continuing through Sunday at the Winchester Indoor Lawn Tennis Centre.AP - 139 words
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Article181 1971-02-25 19 NEW YORK, Wed. J. C. Snead, winner of the weather plagued US$llO,OOO Tucson Open golf tournament, vaulted into the Professional Golfers Association top 10 money winnings and exemption-point standings, while Tom Shaw and Miller Barber retained their leads, the PGA said yesterday. Snead, pAP - 181 words
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Article27 1971-02-25 19 NEW YORK, Wed. Hongkong, Indonesia and New Zealand are to receive the Clay-Frazier heavyweight title fight next month on closed circuit television, it was learned here. AFPAFP - 27 words
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390 1971-02-25 19 TOKYO, Wed. World taxing Association featherweight champion Shozo Saijo of Japan declared here that he will flatten his opponent, Frankie Crawford of the United States in a title match scheduled for this Sunday. Saijo is meeting Crawford for the second time in the world titleAFP - 390 words
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320 1971-02-25 19 Ibrox disaster victims died of suffocationCoroner's Jury GLASGOW, Scotland, Wed. The inquiry held yesterday into the Ibrox Park disaster in which 66 people were killed in a gigantic crush of soccer fans, called for expert examination of methods used to channel crowds out of Britain's football grounds. A jury ofAP - 320 words
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Miscellaneous121 1971-02-25 19 SOCCER: City Dist. Schools C'ships: "A" Div. Catholic High Sch. vs Beatty Sec. (3.45 p.m.); RI vs SJI (5.00 p.m.); "C" Div. RI vs Rangoon Road Sec. (8)00 a.m.); First Toa Payoh Sec. vs Beatty Sec. (9.15 a.m.) (all matches at RI); "C" Div. Monk's Hill Sec. vs SJI (Monk's121 words
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Miscellaneous384 1971-02-25 19 7^ IHb B|Ha EEHsaaßa ACROSS DOWN I. Overusing it will make you 2. Potential offspring of English dizzy (11) horse? (3) 3. Train one in a little 9. No men will follow it for a technology (5) name (3) 4. Form of calcium (secretly look up put in adhesive (6)384 words
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Article, Illustration775 1971-02-25 20 JASBIR SINGH - JASBIR SINGH JAPAN TOP THE LIST FOR THE first time American golfers will be playing in the Asian golf circuit wjiich opens today with the Philippines Open at Manila. This annual tournament with U*****,300 to be won draws top professionals and amateurs from all over775 words
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Article116 1971-02-25 20 MONTFORT Secondary School thrashed St. Andrew's School 11-1 in the Serangoon District soccer tournament at Woodsville, yesterday. Half-time score was 6-0. Scorers were: Chua Yiow Seng (3), Tommy Ong (2), Beneddict Lek (2) and Jacob Chacko (4). Han Lok Fong replied for Saints. In a116 words
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Article, Illustration170 1971-02-25 20 ST. JOSEPHS Institution defeated Raffles INstitution 2-0 in the City District "B" Division soccer tournament at Bras Basah Road yesterday. Josephians shot into the lead in the 10th minute with Clarence Baptista beating Aljuhar with a rising shot. Striker Clarence found the net again nine minutes after the170 words
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390 1971-02-25 20 GUTHRIE augh won the Singapore business Houses ootball league irst division title with two fine goals by Andy Yeo at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The champions won 2-0. The match was keenly contested with Guthrie excelling in the attack with their smooth combination. The winners390 words
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Article274 1971-02-25 20 VIGILANTE Corps collected two valuable points when they trounced defending champions Tail Tock Seng Hospital 6-0 in the Singapore Government Services rvision One league match at Farrer Park yesterday. Both teams fielded a player short. Ng Keng Min was in scoring form with four goals. He274 words
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Article293 1971-02-25 20 TWO grand tries by wing-threequarter Alan Morrison helped Singapore Cricket Club "A" to beat Royal Air Force Bukit Gombak 9-0 (three tries) in a hard, clean rugger friendly on the padang yesterday. The Club's forwards worked hard to domna'e the scrums and matched the293 words
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139 1971-02-25 20 EDINBURGH, Wed. A medical examination today of world lightweight champion Ken uchanan of Scotland revealed that his eardrum is hot perforated and that he will be able to box again in two months. Reports from here yesterday said Buchanan's eardru i was puncturedAFP - 139 words
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Article71 1971-02-25 20 KINGSTON, Wed: A brilliant unbeaten century by Rohan Kanhai was the highlight of die first drawn Test match between India and Indies here yesterday. The close of play scores were: India 387, West Indies 21 7 and 384 for five. It was the fourth wicket partnership between Kanhai and Gary71 words
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Article40 1971-02-25 20 LONDON, Wed. Results ,in English soccer league matches last night: English League, Division One: Burnley 1 Stoke 1 Everton 1 Manchester United 0; Ipswich 2 Leeds 4. Division Three: Hull 0 Blackburn 0. Division Four: Brentford 1 Hartlepool 0. APAP - 40 words
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Article207 1971-02-25 20 KAKI Bukit Secondary qualified for the iCatong District "A" Division schools hockey semi-finals when they beat Telok Kurau Secondary School 1-0 at Telok Kurau yesterday. Kaki Bukit got into their stride from the bullyoff and sound defensive play by Abdul Rahman Sabtu, Taib Bahar and AlipudinAP - 207 words
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Article244 1971-02-25 20 Foo Yan Fan created an upset in the STTA Youth tournament when he beat defending champion Lim Beng Guan 3-2 in the boys singles at Kallang Park yesterday. Foo meets Soh Kwang Huat in the quarter-finals tonight. Boys Singles Soh Kwang Huat bt Paul Nga 21-13, 21-10,244 words