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Title Section15 1971-03-10 1 THE SINGAPORE Herald No. 196 Singapore Wednesday, March 10, 1971 MC(P) No. 2525 15 CENTS15 words
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Article453 1971-03-10 1 'Gorton must go' move UNFIT TO HOLD OFFICE' CHARGE CANBERRA, Tues. Former Defence Minister Malcolm Fraser charged m the Australian Parliament today that Prime Minister John Gorton was not fit to hold office. The leader of the Opposition, Mr. Gough Whitlam of the Labour Party, later announced he would fileAP - 453 words
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Article32 1971-03-10 1 TOKYO, Tues. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko has expressed a desire to visit Japan at an appropriate time this year, propriate time this year, m informed sources said today. APAP - 32 words
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IN BRIEF
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171 1971-03-10 1 CAIRO, Tues. The Egyptian Government still hopes that the United States get Israel to withdraw from the territories occupied m the 1967 war, according to officials m Cairo. They say President Sadat let the Suez Canal ceasefire expire to keep his171 words
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316 1971-03-10 1 Neutral S-E Asia: China must be in UN first— Razak KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. China must get a seat m the United Nations before Malaysia's proposal for the neutralisation of SouthEast Asia can ever hope to succeed, Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak told the House of Representatives here today. He said316 words
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Article35 1971-03-10 1 TOKYO, Tues. SanrakuOcean Co. of Japan said today it has agreed with Hiram Walker-Gooderham and Worts Ltd. of Canada on a sales tieup to boost the sales of Hiram's whisky m Japan. APAP - 35 words
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189 1971-03-10 1 MANILA, Tues. A visiting U.S. businessman has proposed to develop the Philippine economy through gambling and with guarantees of one hundred per cent money back to any loser. The businessman, Las Vegas hotelier Ronald J. Shlpstad, says his novel concept of gambling189 words
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Article, Illustration1182 1971-03-10 1 Feet of Clay Superman image takes a knock THE BIG FIGHT DAN MCALINDEN of England handed Rahaman Ali, Muhammad Ali's brother, the first defeat of a seven-bout pro career by scoring a majority decision m a six-rounder on the Ali- Joe Frazier card. MADISON Square Garden officials said two spectatorsAP - 1,182 words
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154 1971-03-10 1 BANGKOK, Tues. Twelve terrorists were killed and many others wounded by air and mortar attacks against a terrorist camp believed to be the largest m Southern Thailand, officials reported here today. Some 300 Government ground forces were closing m on theAP - 154 words
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Miscellaneous11 1971-03-10 1 WEATHER forecast for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Fair.11 words
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BRITISH GOVERNMENT'S IMMIGRATION BILL
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Article, Illustration1938 1971-03-10 2 ■DI P A X NANDY m London analyses the controversial Bill and concludes its passage will bring Britain into line with the trend developing all over the advanced industrial world of filling essential manpower needs by creating a 20th Century form of indentured labour.1,938 words
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611 1971-03-10 2 Wednesday, March 10, 1971 THE SINGAPORE HERALD Terms for MidEast peace THE Middle East impasse has entered a new and delicate phase with the United Arab Republic's refusal to extend the ceasefire for a third time and with U Thant's charge that Israel has been responsible for the deadlock m611 words
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Article325 1971-03-10 2 'YAMASHITA A TRUE GENTLEMAN' I READ with great interest what Mr. D.E.S. Chelliah wrote about the late field marshal, Yamashita, the "Tiger of Malaya and conqueror of Singapore. Being a Swiss, my family might not have suffered at the hands of the Japanese as others m Singapore during the time325 words
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81 1971-03-10 2 I REFER to your article headed "THe 'frozen-up' office workers** (S.H. March t). I feel a word of clarification Is needed, because although 50 per cent of the people are complaining, the rest say they are working efficiently at that temperature. Therefore,81 words
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Advertisement107 1971-03-10 2 WHAT'S FOB BREAKFAST? LUTIN MUESLI Five different fruits, two kinds of nuts, rose bips three cereals, skimmed milk and wheat germ WOW! all at one sitting that's a marvellous healthy mealtime idea. But Its not always practical. So oat. LUTIN MUESLI FOR BREAKFAST which contains all the above ingredients. Just107 words
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276 1971-03-10 3 Found after big hunt: One typhoid carrier AFTER checking more than 400 hawkers and food handlers m Geylang Serai, the Health Ministry has successfully tracked down one typhoid carrier. The Ministry announced this last night as the number of typhoid cases m the area rose to 74, since the outbreak276 words
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Article, Illustration362 1971-03-10 3 POWERED hand tools are rapidly replacing manual tools m a number of furniture and machine shops and the newer industries manufacturing plastics and foam rubber m Singapore. Mr. D. Klemme, general manager of Diesel Electric (M) Pte. Ltd., said this when announcing a362 words
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Article, Illustration447 1971-03-10 3 CRASH, BANG. WALLOP! WHAT A MIGHTY PUNCH-UP THE Joe FrazierMuhammed Ali clash brought business to a standstill m many parts of Singapore yesterday as people crowded round TV sets to watch the fight on Channels 3 and 10. In Chinatown dozens of shopkeepers abandoned their shops as fight time drew447 words
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Advertisement172 1971-03-10 3 A New Experience.... 6 DC Bs a week to Djakarta Thai International now offer a big-jet service from Singapore to Djakarta. But not just run-of-the-mill DC B's. We've taken some of the seats out to give everyone a few more vital inches of legroom. And every flight has seven hostesses172 words
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169 1971-03-10 4 MALACCA CHOICE LIKELY BY U.S. TYRE MAKERS MALACCA, Tues. Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Company of America is keen to set up its proposed $42 million Malaysian plant m Malacca, the Minister of National and Rural Development, Inche Ghafar bin Baba, said here todayThe company has already made a preliminary feasibility169 words
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Article, Illustration36 1971-03-10 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, will celebrate his 49th birthday quietly at home with his family on Thursday. STAFF Sgt Zainal Abidin, the accused, being escorted by a uniformed officer.36 words
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640 1971-03-10 4 The Samurai spirit of a dead soldier INQUIRY INTO SENTRY'S DEATH AT JALAN TECK WHYE CAMP THE Japanese characters "I maintain the spirit of the Samurai" were written on the mirror of a national serviceman who died of a gunshot wound m his chest, the coroner's court was told yesterday.640 words
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207 1971-03-10 4 Other places for underground car parks— AA PUBLIC parks and gardens at Fort Canning and Tiong Bahru and even the domain of the Railway Station m Keppel Road could be converted into underground car parks, such as the one planned under the grounds of St. Andrew's Cathedral. So says the207 words
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450 1971-03-10 4 Housewife, 19, tells of rape in hotel 'SURRENDER UNCONDITIONALLY' ORDER A 19-YEAR-OLD housewife told the High Court yesterday that three hours after a police sergeant had found her with a man m a boarding house at Mountbatten Road, he threatened her and then raped her. The woman, referred to as450 words
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132 1971-03-10 4 MALAYSIAN police seized four copies of the book "Singapore: Too little, too late" at Johore end of the Causeway and returned them to the publishers In Singapore yesterday. No reason was given. Mr. Donald Moore, the publisher, said: "We have been sending copies132 words
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MALAYSIAN PARLIAMENT
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165 1971-03-10 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak told Parliament today that the friendship treaty with Indonesia did not include provision for defence assistance. He said the Malaysian Government was not considering a defence arrangement with Indonesia for the time being. Tun165 words
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126 1971-03-10 4 Constitution Bill now goes before King for Royal Assent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Dewan Negara (Senate) today passed the Constitution (Amendment) Bill to place certain sensitive issues beyond the realm of public discussion. All the 46 Senators voted In favour of the BUI after a twoday debate that will In126 words
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86 1971-03-10 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The House of Representatives today paid tribute to former Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, for his "distinguished and selfless service* to the country and people. The House was unanimous m adopting a motion moved by Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, to86 words
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Article52 1971-03-10 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister for Commerce and. Industry, Inche Mohd. Khir Johari, said the Government had no intention of preventing non-citizens from owning or leasing land m West Malaysia. The Minister said this m reply to an oral question by the PMIP m the Dewan52 words
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Article229 1971-03-10 4 No force of law for Rukunegara KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Government has no intention of having the Rukunegara (national ideology) ratified by Parliament or incorporating it m the Constitution, the Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, told the House of Representatives today. "The main idea is that the Rukunegara should be229 words
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Article41 1971-03-10 4 PENANG, Tues. A resolution calling on the Malaysian Association of Youth Clubs to allow all its state chairmen to sit on the association's executive committee will be tabled at the MAYC's Penang Branch general meeting here on March 23.41 words
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Advertisement122 1971-03-10 4 Apartments: not less than 1480 sq. ft. Penthouses: 2970 sq.ft. approx. 3 big bedrooms with 2 attached bathrooms 1 showers room. Lounge bedrooms floor m poiquet the rrst mosaic. Built-in cupboards kitchen cabinets. 4 high-speed reliable lifts. Spacious cor parking at ground floor. Morket, school/ theatre other amenities within easy122 words
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Miscellaneous35 1971-03-10 4 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker f S\&, IF X QU/ET/ IF X WANT YOU MEN TAKEN I MAY 6066&T.. SU&GEevOUG, I'LL J F SUfifiP^TlOki^ I TME MI6M ROAD X^_ A^< FOR TMEM/ f \WWWWtW IKSm^Z,35 words
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Article, Illustration885 1971-03-10 5 Lee on PAPs main task ahead THE crucial problem facing the People's Action Party today is not winning elections but providing for the continuity of effective leadership, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said on Sunday. The Prime Minister said that all the progress and development Singapore had made could so easily885 words
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Article203 1971-03-10 5 The $8 taxi rides for five miles HORSE racing fans are complaining of overcharging by taxi drivers at the Bukit Timah course. They said drivers charge as much as $8 for a distance of about five miles and $2 per head for "pick-up passengers." Drivers are also known to have203 words
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110 1971-03-10 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Prime Minister, Tun -Abdul Razak, said today that the Government's efforts to instil goodwill among the various races will show results m five to 10 years. Tun Razak, who was replying to an oral question m the House of Representatives,110 words
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Article43 1971-03-10 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong was today presented with a lacquer painting, a gift from President Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam. The gift is m honour of his installation as the fifth Yang di-Pertuan Agong.43 words
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Article, Illustration144 1971-03-10 5 A FOUR-STOREY extension, costing I3SMM, will be built at the Governmentaided Catholic High School m Queen Street. Its Principal, Brother Joseph, said yesterday that a fund-raising campaign has been launched by holding variety shows and social functions. When completed, the ground floor of the144 words
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205 1971-03-10 5 KUCHING, Tues. Sarawak handicraft and curios are to go on sale m world markets, the chairman of Souvenirs of the Orient Company, Mrs. Christina Stone, said here today. The company has signed agreements with three local manufacturers for supplies and established preliminary205 words
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Advertisement137 1971-03-10 5 i»i:m oi? auxci: INIItAIHIJTY i:CO\OA\Y plus Start the new year with a tremendous saving on a new Ford Escort. It's the car that re-wrote the records m races and rallies around the world, and proved conclusively m the London- Mexico Rally that Ford Escort offers the maximum m PERFORMANCE, DURABILITY137 words
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148 1971-03-10 6 WORK NOW ON PHASE TWO OF EAST MALAYSIA PORTS KOTA KINABALU, Tues. Work on the second phase of the $73 million Kota Kinabalu and Sandakan ports project will be completed by November. Mr. Leonard Schiffman, vice-president of King and Gavaris, the American consulting engineering firm, said this today. The firm148 words
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Article68 1971-03-10 6 Man with 'tikam-board' detained PENANG, Tues. A shop assistant at Tanjong Bungah near here was detained by police for operating a "tikamboard" over the weekend. A police spokesman said today that the operating of the "tikam-board" was causing the police some concern as it affects schoolboys. He said that the68 words
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Article41 1971-03-10 6 PENANG, Tues. The second cargo liner of Malaysia's national shipping line, the 14,500-ton Bunga Melor, is now at Butterworth to take on cargo for her maiden voyage to Europe. She arrived from Port Swettenham at noon yesterday.41 words
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Article, Illustration897 1971-03-10 6 inone map today TODAY'S map shows seven services to be operated by two bus companies Singapore Traction Company (colour green) and the Amalgamated Bus Company (colour royal blue) when the reorganised transport system is introduced on April 11. STC Service No. 130 Balestier Road (near Thomson Road) Tanjong Pagar Road/Anson897 words
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410 1971-03-10 6 Hangover from a colonial heritage MY CONGRATULATIONS to Dr. Toh for speaking up against Singaporeans' obsession with "Eurocentric values" and on the need to decolonise our intellectuals m the University. By and large, Singaporeans M M M are a bunch of imitators, m and out of the University. After more410 words
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333 1971-03-10 6 AFTER we have left school and entered the adult world, the only fellow human being we are expected to stand up for at public functions is the President as the symbolic head of the nation. This is only right and proper, since m a333 words
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Article232 1971-03-10 6 SINCE the PAP took office m 1959, public inconvenience m both Government and quasi Government departments has been greatly reduced. Typical examples are the easy payment of PUB bills and the allocation of HDB flats. I note with regret, however, that one particular department is defeating232 words
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CABLE WORLD WIDE
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146 1971-03-10 7 MY LAI CASE: MEDINA TO FACE COURT MARTIAL WASHINGTON, Tues. The U.S. Army yesterday ordered Capt. Ernest L. Medina courtmartialled for allegedly murdering not less than 100 Vietnamese civilians "with machine-guns, rifles and other weapons" at My Lai m 1968. 1 Capt. Medina could face the death penalty, the ArmyAP - 146 words
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Article125 1971-03-10 7 'Give Saigon a free hand' Rogers WASHINGTON, Tues— The United States should not attempt to dictate South Vietnam's battle strategy m their efforts to defeat the North Vietnamese, Secretary of State William P. Rogers said yesterday. "There's no reason, when the South Vietnamese are as strong as they are, why125 words
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Article107 1971-03-10 7 It's a mad, mad, world MIAMI, Tues. A 16--year-old boy boarded a National Airlines jet at Mobile, Alabama, presented the stewardess a pistol instead of a jacket, and forced the crew to fly him to Miami, where he surrendered peacefully. Thomas Marston was charged with aircraft piracy and held by107 words
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Article142 1971-03-10 7 MIAMI, Tues. The Fidel Castro regime claimed yesterday it had wiped out or captured two bands of exile invaders who infiltrated the island last year and were said to be still operating m the mountains. Six of the infiltrators were killed m action and 10 were142 words
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Article65 1971-03-10 7 WASHINGTON, Tues. It's promising to be quite an evening at the White House on March IS with increasing signs that President and Mrs. Nixon plan to announce their daughter Tricia's engagement that night to Edward Cox. Reported on the guest list besides Cox, a Harvard law student,AP - 65 words
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Article, Illustration530 1971-03-10 7 Hanoi base falls under pressure SOUTHERN LAOS, Tues. South Vietnamese marines today captured an important North Vietnamese supply base on a jungled hilltop m Southern Laos after three days of fierce fighting, including hand-to-hand combat, m which at least 312 Communist soldiers were killed. The capture of Supply Base 41530 words
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Article155 1971-03-10 7 Report on nunrunning scandal VATICAN CITY, Tues. The Vatican has completed a detailed report on the practices of recruiting Indian nuns to work m European convents, informed sources said yesterday. The report, now before Pope Paul VI, took more than eight months to compile. Its contents were not publicly known,AP - 155 words
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Article101 1971-03-10 7 MONTREAL, Tues. A statement read m court yesterday, attributed by police to Paul Rose, said Quebec Labour Minister Pierre Laporte was executed last Oct. 17 by Rose, his brother Jacques and Francis Simard. "All three of us were present when Mr. Laporte was executed," the statement said.101 words
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Article, Illustration423 1971-03-10 7 PARIS, Tues. Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai said during his weekend visit to Hanoi that "the Chinese people are resolutely supporting the war of resistance of the Vietnamese people against American aggression... until total victory." Chou's statement was reported by the North Vietnamese delegation to423 words
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Advertisement310 1971-03-10 7 RONI MISS THE GREAT AKAI COMPETITION MORE THAN $12,000/ WORTH OF W&gSm PRIZES MOST RE WON! WBmf The diagram shows the flags of all 31 countries m the Commonwealth, KM PJI 0T arranged according to their geographical positions. All you have PS W^ to do is to name m their310 words
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265 1971-03-10 8 ANKARA, Tues. Four US airmen released last night after being kidnapped four days previously by Turkish leftist extremists said early today they were well-treated by their captors. The four, Staff Sergeant Jimmie Sexton and airmen First Class Larry J. Heavner, James J. Gholson265 words
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Article172 1971-03-10 8 Rival factions clash in Belfast BELFAST, Tues. A gun battle between rival factions of the outlawed Irish Republican Army spread through the Roman Catholic Falls Road area of Belfast today with one man known dead and two wounded, security officials reported. A burst of automatic fire late last night signalledAP - 172 words
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Article33 1971-03-10 8 OTTAWA, Tues. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau brought his 22-year-old bride back to Ottawa today and carried her over the threshold of the big stone official residence that now is her home-33 words
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Article, Illustration473 1971-03-10 8 Dacca judges revolt against Yahya DACCA, East Pakistan, Tues. East Pakistani judges, from the region's Chief Justice down, yesterday refused to swear m Lt. Gen. Tikka Khan, President Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan's new choice for military governor, as the de facto Awami League regime ©f Sheikh Mujibur Rahman tried to473 words
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Article178 1971-03-10 8 CHINA MAY SEND TROOPS MALIK JAKARTA, Tues. Foreign Minister Adam Malik warned here last night that the South Vietnamese thrust into Laos backed by American air support might provoke People's China into sending her troops to Indo-China. In an interview with three Indonesian journalists, telecast by the Indonesian television last178 words
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Article86 1971-03-10 8 Clark to defend Berrigan CAMBRIDGE, (Massachusetts), Tues. Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark and three other attorneys have joined the defence team of the Rev. Philip Berrigan and five others charged with plotting to kidnap Presidential Assistant Henry Kissinger, one of the lawyers disclosed last night. New York lawyer Leonard86 words
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Article, Illustration184 1971-03-10 8 Herald Knight - Herald Knight CHESS.. .by TIMMAN (Netherlands) won the Masters Group of the 1971 Wijk Aan Zee Tournament, ahead of Hartoch (Netherlands) and International Master Adorjan (Hungary). Sixteen players from Europe took part m the singleround league. In the following game, Timman played a beautiful game184 words
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Article146 1971-03-10 8 MATHEW Gwee won his fourth round game against Benedict Lim to take the lead m the 1971 SCF Annual Tournament. Right on his heels are Norman Lim, Stig Lundgren, Richard Seah and Benedict Lim, all one point behind. With four rounds more to go, it146 words
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Article183 1971-03-10 8 HOLLYWOOD, Tues. Harold Lloyd, whose portrayals of a bumbling, bespectacled youth m Impossible situations made him one of the great comics of silent films and early talkies, died yesterday, aged 77. The cause of death was not immediately announced. He underwent kidney surgery m JulyAP - 183 words
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219 1971-03-10 8 Vorster's police arrest nine after rioting PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa, Tues. Police have arrested nine people following last night's clash m Gel vandale coloured (mixed race) township near here which saw 10 people shot, Divisional Police Commissioner Brigadier A.L. dv Pisanie stated today. He denied that police entered homes during219 words
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Article140 1971-03-10 8 Britain loses another newspaper LONDON, Toes. Two big British morning newspapers, the Daily Mail and the Daily Sketch, are to merge by the end of May. The new paper will be called the Daily Mali. Mr. Vere Harmsworth, the new Chairman of Associated Newspapers and the son of former chief140 words
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89 1971-03-10 8 WASHINGTON, Tues. A State Department spokesman said yesterday that Russia's reported deployment of big new intercontinental nuclear missiles is an "important development" for U.S strategic interests and a factor m the next round of arms limitations talks with Russia. State Department press officer Robert J.AP - 89 words
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Article160 1971-03-10 8 LONDON, Tues. An unknown number of seamen were injured, some of them seriously burned, after an explosion and fierce fire aboard a 66,000-ton British tanker off the Northwestern tip of Spain early today. A Lloyd's Shipping spokesman said here that the explosion aboard the tanker, the OceanAFP - 160 words
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Article, Illustration607 1971-03-10 9 SIMON DRING - HANOI BUILDS NEW TRAIL SIMON DRING By m VIENTIANE HANOI appears to be building a major infiltration route about 60 miles west of the present Ho Chi Nfinh Trail and well out of the reach of the South Vietnamese thrust into Laos. Communist engineers using tractors, road graders and mechanical607 words
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Article, Illustration376 1971-03-10 9 Powell hits Migration Bill LONDON, Tues. Enoch Powell, leading political spokesman of the "keep-Britain-white" school, yesterday attacked the Government's Common wealth Immigration Bill as likely to create "a swarm of difficulties." Powell, Conservative M.P. for Wolverhampton, told the House of Commons during the Bill's second reading that "anomalies will arise376 words
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Article1310 1971-03-10 9 ANTHONY - Gierek must win back the workers ANTHONY By SYLVESTER "GIEREK? Only time will show whether we can trust him. We have been disillusioned too often m the past," said one of a group of workmen I talked to outside Poland's largest shipyard at Gdansk. It was the day after a1,310 words
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179 1971-03-10 9 LONDON, Tues. The Rolls-Royce company yesterday announced a big lay-off of workers as the British and United States Governments tried to work out the future of the controversial RB-211 jet engine. Rupert Nicholson, the accountant named to unravel bankrupted Rolls-Royce's financial affairs, said179 words
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Miscellaneous349 1971-03-10 9 EEHEDISBI ACROSS DOWN 1. Pray differently after the 2. Exclamation of greeting to medical treatment (7) royalty when taking a long 5. Kind of mark (5) walk? (6) 8. Slip^and slide like a southern he Sf'bSih^^d liar Jrname'nts B^) 6 CirCUUr publicly exhibits his skill ornaments (8) for each previous349 words
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Article, Illustration348 1971-03-10 10 FORTY-FIVE punishing minutes for these two pieces of paper! These two cheques for US$ 2,500,000 each show the rewards Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier will get from their fight the richest purse m sports history. Actually, they are only samples. The real cheques348 words
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Article, Illustration409 1971-03-10 10 SINGAPORE'S demand for semi -finished steel products is expected to top 800,000 tons m the next three or four years, the Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, said yesterday. He was speaking at the inaugural meeting409 words
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204 1971-03-10 10 BANGKOK, Tues. Deputy Foreign Minister Sanga Kittikachorn said yesterday he favoured Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik's suggestion for North Vietnam's participation in the foreign ministers' conference of Asean (Association of South-East Asian Nations) in Manila on Friday. The proposal, the204 words
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222 1971-03-10 10 From Page 2 whom the beneficiaries of their labour are not prepared to pay any social costs and who have no rights. That these workers will be white as well as coloured makes no difference. (In Germany where the system has been m operation sinceNew Statesman - 222 words
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248 1971-03-10 10 Bosses welcome Govt's 'make-up pay' plan EMPLOYERS have generally welcomed the Government's offer to reimburse them for allowing employees to do their annual training exercises m the armed forces and for running apprenticeship schemes m skills critically needed m Singapore. In Monday's Budget session m Parliament, the Finance Minister, Mr.248 words
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208 1971-03-10 10 FIRST LADY OPENS NEW $550,000 CLEMENTI HOME FOR CHILDREN THE First Lady, Mrs. Sheares, opened the Children's Aid Society's new $550,000 home m Clement! Road yesterday. The home, built from public donations, can accommodate more than 50 children, between three and 13 years. They are physically healthy children but come208 words
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86 1971-03-10 10 NEW DELHI, Tues. The Indian Customs have revised its baggage checking procedures at Indian airports m an effort to offset complaints of discrimination m checking. The new moves win a i so reduce the present delay m clearing passengers. From now on, a86 words
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THE SINGAPORE Herald Section II
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162 1971-03-10 11 S'pore crew to clear Java harbour FORTY members of the staff of a local engineering firm will leave on March 23 to help clear the Xjilatjap harbour m Southern Java for passage of 40,000-ton Japanese ore carriers. The engineering crew, consisting of 30 Singaporeans, eight Malaysians and two Australians, will162 words
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Article, Illustration578 1971-03-10 11 YOU CAN COMPARE WITH THE REST: EXPERT SINGAPORE'S ship repairing facilities are becoming well known all over the world, Mr. Gerard Bourceau, manager of the Marine Department of Bureau Veritas, the world's oldest shins' classification society, said on Monday. Foreign shipowners feel that local workmanship578 words
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199 1971-03-10 11 Still a place for conventional shipping CONVENTIONAL shipping will still play an important role m spite of developments m container transport, according to Mr. David McElwaine newly appointed general manager of Mansfield's Shipping Division. "Though container ships wilj be carrying an ever increasing volume of cargo which moves by sea,199 words
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117 1971-03-10 11 TWO MPs, Haji Mohammad Ariff Suradi of Kampong Kembangan and Mr. Ch'ng Jit Koon of Tiong Bahru, leave for Britain on Sunday on a Commonwealth Parliamentary Association study tour. The study tour, which is sponsored annually by the association, will include117 words
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Article, Illustration393 1971-03-10 11 Judge points out the loopholes in Toto system MR. JUSTICE, D.C.D'Cotte said yesterday there were loopholes" m the system under which bets for Toto were placed. He said he would make observations about this at the close of the case m which a labourer, Ng Soo Yuen, is suing the393 words
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Article44 1971-03-10 11 MR. BILL Edwards, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's International Publicity Director, will arrive today on a familiarisation tour of the Far East. He will be accompanied by Mr. Arthur Herskovitz, MG\Ts Regional Director, and Mr Mike Pritchett, MGM's, publicity supervisor for the Far East.44 words
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Article, Illustration137 1971-03-10 11 NIMRODS FOR TENGAH ARE No. 1 SUBMARINE CHASERS THE RAF's Nimrod maritime reconnaisance aircraft which will be operating m Singapore at the end of this year, has won the Fincastle trophy m a competition against aircraft from three others Commonwealth countries. Ail the aircraft m the competition had the task137 words
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Article63 1971-03-10 11 SINGAPORE Armed Forces personnel will hold exercises m two training areas this week. From 6 p.m. tomorrow until 5 p.m. on Friday an exercise will be held m the TampinesChangi area. Another exercise will be held m the Mandai forest reserve between 8 a.m. next63 words
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Article29 1971-03-10 11 A MAN, Chean Len Yew, 38, of Lorong 29, Geylang, was found, dead m the toilet of a coffee shop m Upper Serangoon Road on Sunday.29 words
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Miscellaneous288 1971-03-10 11 Starscope Jf' y #r *™rTiifiO IXLIJwiTwiB!! I^BStBHW* veVv'ac'^'^arLH VY Ur kee perc T ThiSSHTf ■H G-fi gg ♦We iSst brake gently to richeS w!U Wowom further as n^VJfVPPNBB^M the weeks pass. jilyJat^H '^iM'lfi ifjy^SßSSttH^ |to Y e^ te one a %e ce t ff °o rl f sffiS^ i t288 words
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245 1971-03-10 12 THE proposed second junior college to be built at Whitley Road may have to be resited. The Whitley Road location opposite the Police Academy, it is understood, has been found unsuitable because of inadequate provision for sewerage outlets. However, the plans, though shelved, "have245 words
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Article105 1971-03-10 12 RECLAMATION of 1,300 acres of swamp east of Jurong River is almost completed. The work, which began m 1968, is part of the Phase 111 development of Jurong. Lorry-loads of soil are brought to the site daily from the Tanjong Gul, Tuas and Lok yang105 words
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192 1971-03-10 12 Bus lines show their true colours BUS companies plying routes m the north, west and eastern parts of the island have begun painting their buses m new colours for easy recognition. The United Bus Company, one of the three firms formed out of the amalgamation of 10 Chinese bus companies,192 words
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Article, Illustration319 1971-03-10 12 SELF-STUDY WAY TO PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS MR LIM Boon Tong, 30, a management and financial consultant is a living proof that a working man with no tertiary education can still achieve academic success m a short time while working full time.319 words
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Article, Illustration168 1971-03-10 12 LEADING architects and engineers m Singapore will attend a three-day conference on Environmental Control to be held at the Polytechnic from July 1. The conference is jointly sponsored by the Singapore University and Polytechnic and aims at drawing the attention of architects, engineers and other environmental168 words
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87 1971-03-10 12 THE Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, will declare open the factory at Rollei Singapore Pte. Ltd. m Alexandra Road on March 20 at 5 p.m. Dr. Heinrich Peesel, chairman and chief executive Rollei-Werke Franke and Heidecke of Braunschweig (West Germany) will also87 words
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110 1971-03-10 12 $2 mjlljon drop in revenue from liquor and tobacco GOVERNMENT revenue from liquor and tobacco for the first two months of this year fell by nearly $2 million, compared with the same period last year. According to figures released by the Customs and Excise Department yesterday it collected $11.9 million110 words
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141 1971-03-10 12 PEOPLE'S PARK-TYPE COMPLEX TO GO UP IN JALAN BESAR THE Government plans to build another People's Park-type complex at Jalan Besar because of the success of the original one m New Bridge Road. T c nders for the construction of this complex on the site of the former sheep abattoir141 words
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342 1971-03-10 12 ANOTHER FLOTTA LAURO SHIP ON S'PORE SAILINGS THE largest Italian steamship company, Flotta Lauro, Lines, is to introduce another vessel m May on its Italy-East Asia service calling at Singapore. Capt. G. Menna, a spokesman for the shipping line, said at a news conference yesterday: "There has been a steady342 words
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Advertisement95 1971-03-10 12 OPENS flfl W between duty T^ a °d desire, TOMORROW! W between law I *„jEJ. v^ and violence. j o-^^Slßaß E^< between .^g HLygtfK honor and COLUMBIA WCTURESPtcjenu i A JOHN FRANKENHEIMER-EDWARD LEWIS Production eMGomr nmtamr txnum i P£CK WELD PARSONS WALK TM e LIME RALPH MEEKER l»^^wwoN• cotot J5£J95 words
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Advertisement451 1971-03-10 12 NOW SHOWIN6! NO FREE LIST Both Theatres Daily 5 Shew* Odeen: 11. 1.30. 4. 7 9.30 -Orchard: 11. 1 30. 4. 7 A 9.15 CASH BOOKINGS ONLY Golden Harvest Presents WANG YU SHINTARO KATSU m "ZATOICHI AND THE ROVINQ SWOMOSMAN- (m Mandarin) DyaliScope Eastmancoior English Chinese Subtitles LAST DAY! 11451 words
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Miscellaneous17 1971-03-10 12 DENNIS THE MENACE 'I'LL SAY OH£ THIr4G FOR THIS 1&&16LB W6*TH«... it KUPs Dennis at home r17 words
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Miscellaneous18 1971-03-10 12 TODAY §.55 a.m. (B.C ft.); 11.12 p.m. (8.« ft.) TOMORROW: 1t.23 a.m. (B.S ft.); 11.2f p.m. (8.2 ft).18 words
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Article106 1971-03-10 13 LONDON, Tues. A spokesman for Shell Chemicals (U.K.) told Reuter a U.K. Press report that Shell is almost certain to drop its £200 million chemical investment project at Carrington, North West England, is "ill-informed speculation." The re-evaluation of the project, announced m January, is by no means complete andReuter - 106 words
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Article113 1971-03-10 13 LONDON, Tues. British Petroleum said it will charter the US$l62 million semi-submersible drilling platform Sedco "X" from the South Eastern Drilling Company under a long contract. The unit will be constructed by the Levingston Ship Building Company of Orange, Texas, and is scheduled for completion m late 1972. BPReuter - 113 words
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Article229 1971-03-10 13 TOKYO, Tues. Abu Dhabi Oil of Japan says it will drill ten oil wells, beginning m June, m the Persian Gulf off the Sheikdom of Abu Dhabi. Abu Dhabi Oil was formed m January 1968 by three Japanese companies Daikyo Oil, Maruzen Oil and Nippon Mining to developAP - 229 words
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Article68 1971-03-10 13 LONDON, Tues. Seafield Amalgamated Rubber will pay a final dividend of 20 per cent for the year to Sept. 30, 1970, making a total of 35 per cent, (against 29-1/6 per cent on the old capital). Group trading profit was £2,335,000 (£1,713,000). Pretax profit was £1,594,000 (£1,385,000) afterReuter - 68 words
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Article48 1971-03-10 13 HONGKONG, Tues. The directors of Whelock Marden and Company announced an interim dividend of 30 cents per share, for the year ending March 31, 1971. The company paid a similar interim for the previous year. The current interim dividend is payable on May 11, 1971. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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107 1971-03-10 13 Higher US capital spending estimate WASHINGTON, Tues. A projected pickup m American business spending and sales has raised Nixon Administration hopes that it can achieve its optimistic economic goals for this year. The U.S. Commerce Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission said yesterday that business spending for new plantAP - 107 words
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Article271 1971-03-10 13 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates fixed yesterday by the Association of Banks m Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency. HONGKONG (Rates m Hongkong dollars, for March 9). On New York TT 6.0150 South Vietnam (per On New York DO 6.***** 1 .000 piastres) 16.90 Gold (99% fineness.271 words
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Article, Illustration746 1971-03-10 13 ARUN SENKUTTUVAN - Baey Lian Peck gets out of National Ind ARUN SENKUTTUVAN f ONOMK Af f- AIHS EDITED BY THE Baey family has sold out its controlling interest m National Industries of Singapore Ltd. Mr Baey Lian Peck resigned as managing director on July 7 last year. On the same day, his746 words
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Article353 1971-03-10 13 THE offer by United Industrial Corporation of four million $1 units at 50 cents premium each has received poor response from small investors, broker sources say. The sources say this may be because of the premium asked for, and also because the money to be353 words
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271 1971-03-10 13 TOKYO, Tues. Japan considers it is no longer necessary to continue the Government -level textile negotiations with the United States after yesterday's declaration of unilateral export restraint by the Japanese textile industry, a Government statement said today. The Government-level talks, which have beenAP - 271 words
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Article606 1971-03-10 13 The market closed firm m mmm al trading yesterday. Dealers reported that the rise was mainly technical but that the decision of workers at a J. Lucas factory not to support the national engineering strike against the Industrial Relations bill and the current strength of Wall Street606 words
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98 1971-03-10 13 JAKARTA, Tues. The United States and Japan are leading the investment parade m Indonesia with 53 projects each out of a total of 335 projects from 22 countries, State Secretary Alamsjah said. Speaking to a group of ambassadors, Alamsjah said total foreign investmentAP; AFP - 98 words
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Article39 1971-03-10 13 Jan. exports down $46 million Singapore's exports for January this year totalled $274.8 million a drop of $46.2 million on the same month last year. Imports rose by $9.2 million to $649.5 million, according to official statistics released yesterday.39 words
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Article47 1971-03-10 13 (Yesterday's closing prices, m U.S. dollars per ounce) Singapore (1) 40.34, (2) 151.5O: Hongkong 40.16: Beirut 39.15; London 38.81; Zurich 38.80 B, 38.9 OS. Paris Delayed: Note: (1) Export price to non-sterling areas m U.S. dollars. (2) Local dealers' price m Singapore dollars per tael47 words
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Article28 1971-03-10 13 (Closing buyer/seller prices tor March 9, m sterling per metric ton). Tone: Very steady; Spot 1461 1462: 3-month 1462 1463: Settlement 1458: Total turnover 645 tons.28 words
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Article361 1971-03-10 13 Stock prices turned up following a mixed opening yesterday, as trading became more active. Advances led declines by tour- to -three. Turnover was about 1.5 million and pushed the tape two minutes late briefly. Market averages were little changed. (Paid prices at 1 100 EST, m361 words
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Article203 1971-03-10 13 AMSTERDAM The market was easier yesterday. Most internationals lost some ground m limited dealings. Hoogovens and KLM were, however, slightly up. Shippings were led lower by Van Ommeren. Most plantations eased. Banks were mostly steady, and Algemene Bank Nederland firmed again. Most local industrials remained within narrow limits.203 words
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Advertisement206 1971-03-10 13 'I ADVERTISEMENTS Personal (Marriages. Births. Engagements. Deaths, etc.) Minimum $4/ tor 10 words, each additional word 40cts. All other classifications: Minimum $2/ for 10 words, each additional word 20cts. BOX SERVICE CHARGE .OO FOR LATEST DESIGN Call Ideal Furniture Company. 19. Upper Cross Street. Ideal home needs ideal furniture. Tel.206 words
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Article, Illustration122 1971-03-10 14 1 3fr Living^) LOVELY, romantic folk fashions. The look earthy sensuality tempered with feminine softness. These are the quiet ones, passive and alluring. The fashions are from The Staircase, a new boutique on Orchard Road. Our model, Judy Koh, is a lady of fashion, romance and elegance. Mexican122 words
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Article774 1971-03-10 14 TIM Sum our array of spicy and saucy tit-bits for your consumption. If you have some to share, write m to Tim Sum Singapore Herald, P.O. Box 692 or call us at *****, Ext. 110. Father Urn, Mother Lim and Baby Lim were late for church last Sunday.774 words
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Article627 1971-03-10 14 Basic rules to cure a skin problem Q. I am 14 and have pimples all over my face. I use many different face creams, but have been unable to find a remedy. What can I do? What is hormone change, by the way? A. It is not uncommon627 words
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Advertisement34 1971-03-10 14 I SUITS 'DRESSES I I BATIKS. SAREES. IMPORTED FABRICS 24 HOURS SERVICE I H SATISFACTION GUARANTEED H I KtA I *2 2 JOHN LITTLE'S I H T^T SHOPPING CENTRE. RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE-1. TEL: 7*51?-70WO34 words
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Article536 1971-03-10 15 A.K. LEE; KIM ILSUNG - A.K. LEE KIM ILSUNG By THE blue and white re-paint jobs done on the police patrol cars make them look like something straight out of an American television series. However, the cars on television always seem to be m first class working order unlike the one536 words
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Article, Illustration310 1971-03-10 15 JENNY LEW - JENNY LEW By "GET your gear off baby!" And that was exactly what Karmen Christie (left) did, m front of a few hundred people m a Sydney nightclub. "And they all loved it," says Karmen, a 38-24-38 topless singer. But it has not been310 words
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Miscellaneous798 1971-03-10 15 RADIO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiHiinnnniniimiiminnnHi »"i?° P m ousewiv M «tinee 5.00 p.m. Opening And ProUnexpected Fortune" (Part lof a gramme Summary Cantonese film) 505 Pok Amai2 children's ProIH 118 F lly Cninese gramme 4.10 A Diary Of Events In Singapore This Week (Chinese) 538 Tne Archie Show (Cartoon) 4.15 Days Of Our798 words
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Miscellaneous403 1971-03-10 15 Star view THIS evening "Rifleman" Lucas McCain (Chuck Connors) goes to the rescue of a young couple. The youngsters travelling on a wagon train, intend to be married m irtah. But the old-fashioned wagon master insists that they get married right away at North Fork. A celebration is held during403 words
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Miscellaneous126 1971-03-10 15 ARCHIE B Y Bob Montana E f YOU MEAN aY NO/ f A STEREOSCOPE IS^B /yEAH 77M<ir J I^,,^' L STETHOSCOPE /IT/? VSCO&F I. THAT'S A SOMETHING YOU LOOK V WHAT THE **^,"u\ _-f. ..SO THE \IS A THING 7*WS WHATys7if^f^- THROLKbH AND SEE. PUTS V^ S SUBMARINE LTHAT YOU126 words
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Miscellaneous145 1971-03-10 15 It am— B pm: Display of German products at the Baharuddin Vocational Institute, Stirling Road. 10.30 am: First lecture m the series, How to Use the Library, at the Staff Train ing Room, National Library, Stamford Road. 5.30—6.30 p.m.: YWCA's folk singing session at their hostel at Fort Canning Road.145 words
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Article1510 1971-03-10 16 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE FRASERS INDUSTRIAL INDICES io£)£ wJ^S^i 7 «f-U«NPrto.. M .followlbyth.b«-ne«don.. Figu». m bucket, denote traded IoU m followed by i figure m bracket., it means only a rin*le lot of 1.000 share, was traded at that price. The last Cure, show the1,510 words
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307 1971-03-10 16 LAGOS, Tues. A three-day meeting of the International Tin Council, starting here today, j s expected to hear a case by Nigeria for higher .prices for its tin m the world market. The agenda still has not been revealed, but tin council307 words
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Article78 1971-03-10 16 (Managers' prices for March 10) B. S. ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mai. Invt. Fund 1.30 1.35 Mai. Progress Fund 1.07 1.12 CHARTERED UNIT TRUSTS Singapore Growth Fund 1.09 1.14 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Third Singapore 1.31 The Commerce Ind. Fund 1.07 1.12 The Saving s> Fun <* 1.09 1.14xd Singapore78 words
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Article244 1971-03-10 16 RUBBER t7.M cents per kilo (up t.25 cent). The morning session was very quiet yesterday with prices holding at 0.50 cent per kilo above Monday's close throughout the session. Trading practically came to a standstill from 11 a.m. to 12.50 p.m., with the majority of dealers showing more244 words
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Article61 1971-03-10 16 (Yesterday's official buyer/seller prices, m new pence per kilo). Tone: Quiet; ClF's March 14.4 14.6, April 14.6 14.9; Spot 15.2 15.4; Settlements April 15.4 15.6, May 15.6 15.8, June 15.8 16.0, April/June 15.6 15.7, July /Sept. 16.3 16.4, Oct/Dec. 16.8 16.9, Jan/March 17.3 17.5, April/June 17.9 18.1, July/Sept.61 words
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Article69 1971-03-10 16 TIN $633.75 a picul (up $1.1214). The Straits tin price maintained its uptrend and picked upsl.\2Vi yesterday to $633.75 a picul on an offering officially given as 286 tons, up 31 tons on Monday's turnover. The London overnight price jumped a good £10 to £1,459 a ton. The69 words
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Article106 1971-03-10 16 (Yesterday's 1.30 p.m. prices, m sterling per long ton, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per long ton): Philippine/Indonesian April 208 May 209. both resellers. COCONUT OIL: Straits March/April 140 seller; Malayan March /April 160 seller; Philippine (U.S. dollars per long ton) March/ April 300 seller. June/July 297106 words
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Article47 1971-03-10 16 PEPPER (Yesterday's 2.00 p.m. sellers' prices, m sterling per long ton). Tone: Quiet; Sarawak white spot 430.0, afloat 415.0 nominal, March /April and April/May both 402.5, July/ Aug. 390.0; Sarawak black spot 420.0 nominal, afloat 395.0, March/April 382.5, July/ Aug. 345.0, Malabar March/ April 520.0.47 words
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Article588 1971-03-10 16 Mining shares closed on a strong note yesterday, although m some leading cases prm fit-taking had its effect. Kathleen Investments lost 40 cents m late trading to sell at $10, while Queensland Mines was steady at £24.50. IMC was one cent up at 54 cents after 56588 words
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Article246 1971-03-10 16 Prices eased yesterday and most issues came back on Monday's closing level. Trading was quiet and total turnover value was marginally lower at $6.03 million, compared with' 86.25 million on Monday. Lands (cum rights) eased $1 to 998. Banks local also eased $1 to Si 6o while246 words
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Article345 1971-03-10 16 Initial gains were prepared by profit-taking near the close yesterday. Selective buying interest was noted early m constructions .nd insurances and gainers included Okumura Gumi, Oaki, Nitsui. Maeda and Kajima. Yuasa Battery, Dowa Mining, Tokyo Can and Tokyo (Closing paid prices m yen, w Akai Electric 370345 words
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Article184 1971-03-10 16 LONDON, Tues. Grain shippers covered a cargo from Albany to Yugoslavia at US$7.4O flo (free m and out) for March but this section otherwise was quiet Business developed m the sugar section from the Philippines to the U.S Atlantic or the Gulf at US$lO flo for May184 words
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Miscellaneous312 1971-03-10 16 SHIPS IN PflBT THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR MARCH, 10. OUT: Hyoyo Maru 5; Golden Summer 8/9; Benarkle *8; Tapah 20 west; Chenab 38/39; Holstenstein 44; Rajula 45; Thomas Maersk 46; Let Wibeke 22; IN: Benalbanach (after Golden Summer) 10/11; Klias (i) 21; Klias312 words
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Article951 1971-03-10 17 Including ALL ships bound for the Americas, e.g. Coast nnrtc nf N«r*h r««fr*i o a ships sailing east ou« of Singapore to Paci& a^ttgi, ?he N p O anLa ce c n anli to'.hf G^f ports'etc AGENTS and TELEPHONE NUMBERS APL American President Lines ***** AUS Austasia Line 7JI3J951 words
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Advertisement601 1971-03-10 17 D borberOfeg SAILINGS TO E. CANADA, U.S. ATLANTIC mmmm P.r h ..-n m H lmk H fotk rm#r# fe v ;n n l y a v n l o l£ £.Vir 10 TARANTEL M. 18/20 v Ai Mar 24 May y«, M BRONXV.LLE Z"I /24 Z m., 20 2t Z601 words
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Article447 1971-03-10 18 Including ships sailing out of Singapore for Far East ports to the north-east. ANNA BAKKE Mar 11/13 P. S'ham, Penang. Hongkong. Japan, Vancouver. KNUT/SB anna taylor SLS tdy Quinhon, Danang. Cam Ranh Bay. SSV/BA BARBER MANGAN Mar 18/20 Vancouver B.C. (Apr 12), Seattle (Apr ll), Tacoma (Apr 20). BBL/HC447 words
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Article275 1971-03-10 18 Including ships calling at Malaysian and Indonesian ports. Al IRV SLS TDY B.S.Begawan. SSC/SSC BUGO Pt/Mar. 12 Djakarta PL/PL CHERRY BAGUS In R/Mar 13 Kuching. lJS/] s CHERRY LAJU ,n R/Mar 12 Djajapura, Biak. LS/LS DARPO EMPAT Mar 18/20 Pekan Baru/Dumai. S «/S. DARPO LIMA Mar 16/18 Pangkal Balam.275 words
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Article190 1971-03-10 18 Mainly ships bound for Australia and New Zealand. AUSTRALASIA Mar 11/13 P. S'ham (Mar 14), Singapore (Mar 15), Fremantle (Mar 22). AUS/AUS AUSTRALASIA Apr 1/3 P. S'ham (Apr 4). Singapore (Apr 5), Fremantle (Apr 12). AUS/AUS BRORIVER Apr30/May2 Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney. SSL/TC BROWIND Mar 25/27 Adelaide. Melbourne, Sydney. SSL/TC190 words
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Advertisement417 1971-03-10 18 •P MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL Mm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No M)> Jin Ampann, Kuala Lumpur A B rhe National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE ■•■^e^^^'* •■••^•W f^B>foalliS AfftVMaK BUNGA RAY A 25/28 Mar 2 »/l A»r 2/3 Apr Havre 2a/4. Lodnon 30/4 Hamburg 6/5 R'dam a/s Antwerp 10/5 Bremen 13/417 words
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Article, Illustration872 1971-03-10 19 NEWCOMER Intellectual did a winning gallop m the company of stablemate Tioman II at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. The Danieltrained pair sprinted stylishly over 3f m 36 on good going. Intellectual (late Billum Boy) is by Billum out of Half Day and is owned by872 words
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215 1971-03-10 19 Anglican Nanyang score easy 3-0 victories ANGLICAN High School scored a 3-0 win over Hai Sing Girls High School m the "C" Division Girls of the National Volleyball Championships for secondary schools yesterday. The championships are being held at the Chinese High and Dunearn High Schools. In another match, Nanyang215 words
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Article, Illustration1099 1971-03-10 19 The King partners David Graham in Pro-am tournament KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong will start the Malaysian Open golf championship when he tees off with David Graham of Australia m the Pro-am tournament at 8 a.m. tomorrow. The Sultan of Selangor and Guy Wolstenholme will be next, followed1,099 words
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416 1971-03-10 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Defending champion Ben Arda of the Philippines must improve his putting if he aspires to be among the contenders for the Malaysian Open golf title. The championship opens here on Thursday at the Royal Selangor Golf ClubAP - 416 words
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163 1971-03-10 20 Ohba to defend WBA title next month TOKYO, Tues. World Boxing Association flyweight Champion Masao Ohba of Japan has started sparring for his title defence against Venezuela's Betulio Gonzalez m Tokyo on April 1. It will be Ohba's first defence of his title he took from Thailand's Berkrek Chatvonchai onAFP - 163 words
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Article44 1971-03-10 20 LONDON, Tues. The results of yesterday's English League games: Division Three: Preston 2 Bury 0; Rochdale 0 Tranmere 0. Division Four: Barrow 1 Scunthorpe 2; Brentford 3 Crewe Alexandra 1 Cambridge 1 Chester 1; Colchester 2 Darlington 0; York City 2 Peterborough 1. AFPAFP - 44 words
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Article44 1971-03-10 20 G LASGOW, Tues. Glasgow's two great footballing rivals, Rangers and Celtic may meet m the final of the Scottish F.A. Cup. In yesterday's semi-final draw, Rangers were drawn against Hibernian (match to be played on March 31) and Celtic against Airdrie (April 3). AFPAFP - 44 words
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Article183 1971-03-10 20 MIAMI, Tues. Jesse Caryle Snead, an American, fought off mounting pressure and scored his second victory m three weeks when he shot a final round 69 and captured the US$3O,OOO first prize m the Doral Eastern Open Golf tournament yesterday. The 29-year-old nephew of golfing great Sam Snead, who didn'tAP - 183 words
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Article, Illustration2857 1971-03-10 20 Frazier's left hook... The big fight: Round by round thrills radio picture HOW THEY SQUARED UP... JOE FRAZIER. 27, the champion, weighed m at 205 i/ 2 lb. Height sft. lli£in. Reach 73Vfein. MUHAMMAD ALI (formerly Cassius Clay), 29, weighed m at 215 Ib. Height 6ft. 3in. Reach 80 m.AP - 2,857 words
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435 1971-03-10 20 Tanglin Tech scrape through shuttle tourney TANGLIN Technical Secondary School defeated Geylang Serai Vocational Institute 3-2 m the Boys' 'A' division schools national badminton championships at National Junior College yesterday In another match, Raffles Institution beat Swiss Cottage Secondary 5-0. St. Margaret's Secondary also chalked up a 5-0 win over435 words
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Article195 1971-03-10 20 OCEAN Sports Club played constructive soccer to edge Singapore Cricket Club 2-1 m a friendly encounter on the Padang yesterday. Centre-forward Keith Kleinman played an inspiring game for Ocean and struck up a smooth combination with Aloysius Low and Teo Cheok Peng to harass the Club's defence.195 words
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Miscellaneous77 1971-03-10 20 SOCCER: SGSFL: Div. 1 STB vs Police (Thomson Road, 5.15 p.m.); PARC vs SAFSA (Bukit Chermin, 5.15 p.m.). SBHFL: Div. 1 (L C) Guthrie Waugh "A" vs MSA "A", Spore Pools vs NAAFI (both matches at J. Besar, 5.15 p.m. 6.15 p.m.); Div. 2 (L C) Sime Darby vs HK77 words
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