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Title Section15 1971-03-19 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No- 204 Singapore Friday, March 19, 1971 Mt'(P) No. !Sli 15 CENTS15 words
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507 1971-03-19 1 Citizenship amis: No revision until after British withdrawal THE Government will not revise the citizenship laws until it is reassured that the British troops withdrawal will not create serious economic difficulties to Singapore citizens, Labour Minister S. Rajaratnam, said last night. "Once we are reassured, then we shall be prepared507 words
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124 1971-03-19 1 A SCIENCE and Management Group has been set up m the Defence Ministry to manage and co-ordinate the setting up of sophisticated weapons systems like the Bloodhound (missiles) Squadron, Parliament was told yesterday. Defence Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee said that it would124 words
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166 1971-03-19 1 DACCA, Thurs. East Pakistani leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman today threw a bombshell into negotiations on the nations constitutional crisis when he rejected outright the military Government's move to set up a Commission of Inquiry into the repression of Bengali riots by the166 words
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111 1971-03-19 1 LONDON, Thur.s. Britain today agreed to underwrite the cost of the participation by British firms m a USI2M million project for an oil pipeline running across Egypt Into the Mediterranean. The Foreign Office, announcing the Government decision, said Ambassador Ahmed El-Feki of the United ArabAP; AFP - 111 words
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Article, Illustration364 1971-03-19 1 Higher rate of compensation FOR WORKMEN, THREE TIMES AS MUCH IN NEW BILL THE RATE of compensation which a workman or his dependants can claim m the event of death or injury will be nearly trebled under a Bill going to Parliament soon. Labour Minister S. Rajaratnam disclosed this last364 words
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Article, Illustration70 1971-03-19 1 I IH COLOMBO, Thurs. The master plan of the insurgent "Che Guevara Movement," aimed at unleashing a wave of terror m Ceylon, is now m Government hands, the newspaper Weekend reported today. Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike yesterday told the nation the Government had information thatAFP - 70 words
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Article29 1971-03-19 1 DDD OSLO: Norway may be the first Nato country to establish full diplomatic relations with North Vietnam, the new Labour Government of Prime Minister Tryggve Bratteli said today. APAP - 29 words
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266 1971-03-19 1 LONDON, Thurs. A massive protest against the Conservative Government's anti -strike legislation crippled British industry today, blacked out newspapers and threatened disruption of public transport. Leaders of the one-day stoppage said more than two million men were out, either on strike or266 words
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Article216 1971-03-19 1 As planned, despite agitation THE Government will implement the new bus fares with the new routes on April 11, as planned, despite the agitation against it, Communications Minister Yong Nyuk Lin told Parliament yesterday. He was replying to Mr. Hwang Soo Jin (Jalan Kayu) who said the abolition of the216 words
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Article37 1971-03-19 1 PONTIAC, Michigan, Thurs. Twin brothers Keith and Kenneth Gilbert, accused of kidnapping, rape and murder, were freed because a witness could not say which twin he had seen near the victim's body.37 words
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Article396 1971-03-19 1 THE killer stag of Hill View Avenue was buried yesterday, a spokesman at the Singapore Zoological Garden m Mandai confirmed last night. The stag, which gored to death factory worker Sow Keng Tiong, 62, on Tuesday, was given a tranquilliser drug on Wednesday afternoon before it396 words
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Miscellaneous12 1971-03-19 1 WEATHER outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Isolated showers.12 words
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Article, Illustration1177 1971-03-19 2 REPLY by Mr. Lee Khoon Choy, Singapore's Ambassador to Jakarta, to articles by Indonesian journalist P. Hermanses which appeared m the Sinar Harapan from Feb. 10 to 12, 1971. The reply was released m Singapore yesterday. MR. Hermanses' complaint on1,177 words
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Article184 1971-03-19 2 IN its efforts to keep Singapore green, the Government has admitted making mistakes. This attitude is to be encouraged. I would like to suggest that some fruit trees be planted on fairly large pieces of land such as traffic islands and the garden m front184 words
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369 1971-03-19 2 THE "facelift" given to Telok Ayer Market has done much to improve its overall outlook and the authorities are to be congratulated. They have provided it with an elevated and decorative low wall to prevent flooding. However, what they have not done is to369 words
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207 1971-03-19 2 I REFER to your report (S.H. March 18) concerning the removal of the University of Singapore Society from its present premises, called Guild House, at S Dalvey Estate to No. 15 Evans Road. The reasons for the removal are expanding student numbers and pressure207 words
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Article635 1971-03-19 2 THE standard of living has gone up generally m Singapore. So has the cost of living for all but the more dolce the vita, the steeper the increase. The higher standards sought by the more affluent members of the society cost perhaps 50 per635 words
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Article, Illustration13 1971-03-19 2 "We've got it down to one of five things.'*13 words
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Article, Illustration206 1971-03-19 3 WOMEN DETAINEES SWEAR COMPLAINTS ALLEGING ASSAULT EIGHT women political detainees have sworn out complaints of assault by prison officials before a magistrate at the Moon Crescent Detention Centre, Changi Prison. The allegations have been denied by the authorities. Three of the detainees, Lav Lek Eng, Ton Slew Tin and Goh206 words
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72 1971-03-19 3 THE Russian-owned Moscow Narodny Bank Ltd. which has its headquarters m London wants to open a branch m Singapore. Its chairman and managing director, Mr. N.V. Nikitkin said yesterday that he had discussed the proposal with Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen and72 words
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Article517 1971-03-19 3 An embassy in Moscow before June IN PARLIAMENT YESTERDAY SINGAPORE will set up an embassy m Moscow before June, Foreign Minister s! Rajaratnam told Parliament yesterday. Mr. Rajaratnam said it was not necessary to set up foreign missions m every country that Singapore was friendly with. The policy of the517 words
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87 1971-03-19 3 MOST of the 17 MPs studying various languages are Cabinet Ministers, Parliament was told yesterday. Defence Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee said this m reply to Potong Pasir MP S. Ramaswamy. He did not list the languages. But when Mr. Ramaswamy complained about the87 words
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247 1971-03-19 3 The condition of the public toilets m the Supreme Court Building came up for scrutiny m Parliament yesterday. Mr. S. Ra ma swam y (Potong Pasir). speaking on the estimates of expenditure for the Judicature, complained that the toilet next to the Stamp Office247 words
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Article56 1971-03-19 3 MOHAMAD bin Salleh, 23, was jailed for a month by a district court yesterday, when he admitted entering Singapore illegally on Tuesday. Mohamed, of Indonesia, denied a charge of bringing five illegal Indonesian immigrants on the same day. The case wa^ fixed for transfer to56 words
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Article53 1971-03-19 3 Two years jail for theft SUPPAYAH Marimuthu, 30, who stole a Titus watch and a lighter from Ramasamy Marimuthu while Ramasamy slept m a Norris Road playground on March 1, was jailed for two years yesterday. Magistrate George Sandosham also ordered Suppayah, who had two previous convictions, to undergo one53 words
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Advertisement271 1971-03-19 3 I Sm^^^^MHbv'^l BJ fe bWAT B^r I < *B1 I l^jk ST By I -+^i^kJ^r E m W A fIV B^Bl J^ I «k 1 i^Sßw/ I wßfc <IBIbIBHL. v I .^■|k B^F k .^^Bl Bk I AbW^ b Bm ll BI B^uißSl B^^^ wftr* E. k^u^^^^^Mß^H another great thrift-lover271 words
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162 1971-03-19 4 Manila study course offered by AIM SEVERAL regional fellowships are being offered to Singaporeans for study leading to the degree of Master of Business Management at the Asian Institute of Management m Manila. The fellowships begin this July, and are being sponsored by the AIM and the Starr Foundation of162 words
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Article78 1971-03-19 4 NG HUA HUA, 25, alias Lee Eng Hue was charged m a Magistrates' court yesterday with the murder of Low Wah Chuan, 22, on board a lighter moored m the Singapore Itiyer last July 9. Ng was remanded till next week for the case to be78 words
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126 1971-03-19 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Government today granted special tax relief to Sarawak Shell Berhad to encourage the exploration and production of crude oil m East Malaysia. The tax relief was contained m a special allowance agreement signed by the Minister of Finance, Tun Tan126 words
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Article, Illustration642 1971-03-19 4 Rules on hair in the Army DFASDFAS THE Singapore Army is "rather accommodating" about the length of a soldier's hair, although it does not allow them to keep shoulder-length hairdos as m the armies of some other countries. Defence Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee said this m Parlia ment yesterday642 words
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191 1971-03-19 4 WELFARE HOME INMATES AS POLICE TRAINEES SOME women and girls discharged from Social Welfare Department Homes have been taken into the Police Force as police trainees. This was disclosed m parliament yesterday by Inche Othman Wok, Minister for Social Affairs, m his reply to a question by the Member for191 words
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360 1971-03-19 4 Loans of $500 each to needy pupils in three years THE Government has given about 100 loans worth $500 each a year m the past three years to needy students who are expected to perform well m institutions of higher learning, to help them tide over financial difficulties. Defence Minister360 words
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531 1971-03-19 4 THE Government may introduce legislation to provide for the compulsory employment of physically handicapped people, Parliament was told yesterday. However, this will be done only if the employment of such people, who have received the appropriate training, cannot be "resolved on a voluntary basis531 words
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264 1971-03-19 4 JULIAN LAUW - JULIAN LAUW By SINGAPORE, like all advanced urban societies, lacks adequate services that can tackle the numerous social, family and marital problems m the homes, according to Mr. Francis Thomas, principal of St. Andrew's School, last night. Speaking at a meeting of the Lions264 words
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Article, Illustration17 1971-03-19 4 LAFF A DAY "Frankly, I'm confused you tell me one thing and my psychiatrist tells me another."17 words
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Advertisement308 1971-03-19 5 I I took my Mini to a rally,., B3f*V^^P^^^l w^ ■■trW3t EJlHfcfc^h J^Mfc I^Bwf^i^^^^Mtlßtßßß tin > i^^^^^Bp jAy S^^t "And she wasn't the only Austin Mini who was Hydrolastic Suspension puts a cushion of fluid V^^l there. She faced a lot of competition from her own between you and the308 words
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Article, Illustration455 1971-03-19 6 Wanted: Core of creative scientists 'NOT JUST LIKE SAUSAGES OUT OF A MACHINE...' SINGAPORE needs a core of creative scientists, technologists and supporting technicians m order to develop industries. Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng, Minister of State for Education, said this yesterday when he opened the finals of the chemistry speech455 words
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Article, Illustration149 1971-03-19 6 TODAY'S map shows three services to be operated by the United Bus Company (colour-yellow) when the reorganised transport system is introduced on April 11. Service No. 161 Sembawang Road (end) Prince Edward Road: Sembawang Road, Upper Thomson Road, Thomson Road, Kampong Java Road, Bukit Timah Road,, Uochor149 words
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86 1971-03-19 6 Shock sex posters will be shown in schools medical emergencies (heart attack, appendicitis and perforated peptic ulcer), cigarette smoking and alcoholism, diet and food additives and health services. It has taken some 15 people six weeks to prepare the exhibition. The first showing will be held at the TTC on86 words
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Article69 1971-03-19 6 MORE than a hundred babies have been entered for the Queenstown 1971 Baby Show organised by the Queenstown Community Centre. The contest will start at 9 a.m. an March 28 at the centre's premises m Buller Terrace under the patronage of the Minister for69 words
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Article170 1971-03-19 6 Three-in-one map today Java Road, Thomson Road, Upper Thomson Road and Sembawang Road. s Service No. 163 Upper Thomson Road (near Sembawang Hills Circus) Prince Edward RoadUpper Thomson Road, Thomson Road, Kampong Java Road, Bukit Timah Road, Rochor Canal Road, Bencoolen Street, Bras gasah Road, Nicoll Highway, Connaught Drive, Fullerton170 words
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Advertisement163 1971-03-19 6 the new anffsfcftfMnfM bridgestoneHU If jfl^H^^^tt absolute safety at wLy£ Aj ii^m Bnd 9estone have done it again' E\ CSYm WRMt lli W T e n6W RD 11 has been Perfected to ensure absolute W/)A V\ VM BrS ml W-> J W Sa V under wet road conditions mfY^jrym The163 words
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Article254 1971-03-19 7 Foreignowned banks: KL ban KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. All banks owned and controlled by foreign governments, whether friendly or not, are banned from operating m Malaysia, the Minister of Finance, Tun Tan Siew Sin, told Parliament today. 1 This was because such a bank could exercise "significant political leverage by virtue254 words
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146 1971-03-19 7 Squatters who can buy the Mercedes KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Haji Harun bin Haji Idris, said today that some squatters m the state were wealthy enough to buy $20,000 houses or Mercedes Benz cars. He said this when winding up the debate on the Royal146 words
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Article, Illustration86 1971-03-19 7 SNATCH thief Tan Soo Cheow pulled a $105 gold chain off housewife Choo Lai Eng's neck as he sped past her on a bicycle m Fort Canning Road at noon on Wednesday. But his luck was out. For along came ASP E« Guan Chwee86 words
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225 1971-03-19 7 CHRISTINE'S BOUND FOR TOKYO ON BEAUTY QUEST HOLLYWOOD based photographer Charlie See who has been looking for the right girl to represent Singapore at the Miss Young International contest m Tokyo, m July, found her yesterday. She is 18-year-old Christine Gabriel selected from more than 30 local beauties who called225 words
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82 1971-03-19 7 KL'S FRIENDSHIP POLICY THE KING KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.-Malaysia is willing to extend her hand of friendship to any country— irrespective of its political ideology— which respects her sovereignty and integrity, the Yang di-Pertuan A gong said today. He said this when he received the credentials of the Italian Ambassador, Dr.82 words
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Article74 1971-03-19 7 JAKARTA, Thurs.-Three Malaysian trawlers identified as SLF 841, PB 718F and P4 S 49 F have been detained by naval authorities at Tandjung Balai, North Sumatra, on a charge of illegal fishing m North Sumatran waters, the independent daily newspaper, Merdeka, reported today. Reports from Tandjung Balai74 words
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Miscellaneous43 1971-03-19 7 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker WILL VOUfc MOM WII-L £ME f fy] /a££& WILL SME I ,^m LET OTTO SLEEP LET HIM SLEEP SUKB i y jSprf LOAN OTTO c mI\INTME MOUSE? JN My ROOM? J V *X L Q A PAIR OF43 words
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Article, Illustration302 1971-03-19 8 MARY LEE - Youth orchestra to give two shows MARY LEE By* THE 70-member Singapore Youth Orchestra, who will be playing at the International Youth Festival at Lausanne Switzerland m July, is to give two performances of the programme m Singapore next month. Although they constitute some of Singapore's most promising musical talents,302 words
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Article, Illustration67 1971-03-19 8 Curtain Call '71: Scenes from the rehearsals ABOVE: Margueritta Read m "Silence," the University of Singapore Society's item for the six-day drama festival which begins on Monday. "Silence" will be staged on Wednesday. BELOW: Vinayak Pradkan as Oswald Alvin and Margaret Tan as Mrs. Alvin m "Ghosts" to be staged67 words
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Article, Illustration458 1971-03-19 8 AMAR JEET - AMAR JEET WELL, the Gibb brothers are back again as a trio after a breakup of almost two years. And to commemorate this happy moment, the group, better known as the Bee Gees, have come up with a new album "Two Years458 words
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472 1971-03-19 8 A SERIOUS, SOLID PROGRAMME FOR CLASSICAL DUO DENES Zsigmondy and Anneliese Nissen have chosen a serious and solid programme of duo sonatas for violin and piano for their recital at the Victoria Theatre on Tuesday. Each work is an outstanding example of sonata construction for its period, and each datesG.B. - 472 words
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Miscellaneous159 1971-03-19 8 llil'l I I I I 9.30 a.m. 5 p.m.: Ajj exhibition on teaching aids on metric system at the auditorium of the Teachers' Training College, Patterson Road. 5.30 p.m.: Opening of the cultural art exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall. 7 p.m.: Night bazaars at Bukit Panjang Village, 10 m.s.;159 words
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Article217 1971-03-19 9 LONDON, Thurs.- The British Government announced its biggest-ever subsidies to the nations fanners yesterday. The new grants will face housewives with costlier food bills. The subsidies totalling £138 million were announced by Mr. James Prior, Minister of Agriculture, m a White Paper. The White217 words
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Article46 1971-03-19 9 CANBERRA, Thurs. Dame Annabelle Rankin, Federal Housing Minister since 1966, has been appointed Australia's ffrst woman Ambassador. Prime Minister William McMahon announced she would become High Commissioner to New Zealand. Dame Annabelle, 62, has been a Senator m the Federal Parliament since 1946.46 words
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Article24 1971-03-19 9 SEOUL, Thurs. The South Korean prosecution authorities cleared Philippine Provincial Governor Delfin Montano today of suspected involvement m a gold smuggling incident.24 words
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Article, Illustration249 1971-03-19 9 Herald Knight - Herald Knight ASDFSDFASDFASDASDA OEY Liang Hien leads m the Singapore Chess Club's Annual Vaux Tournament Class I event, with two points after the second round of play. Close behind is Wong Ngiam Yee (I>£), followed by Mok Kwong Yue, Sect Cheng Bok (1), Choong Liong249 words
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Article, Illustration219 1971-03-19 9 AMERICA OFFERS ISRAEL A PEACE 'BRIBE' WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States could promise Israel up to US$l,OOO million worth of military and economic aid this year m an attempt to obtain its agreement to yesterday's Middle East settlement plan by Secretary of State William Rogers. Mr. Rogers urged Israel to219 words
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Article298 1971-03-19 9 HANOI Thurs. Retreating South Vietnamese troops and "Liberation Forces" were today locked m battle around Kaki bridge on Highway 9 m Lower Laos only six miles from the South Vietnamese border, a communique issued by the Pathet Lao information office here said. Meanwhile, reliable sources said298 words
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252 1971-03-19 9 Witness: Edwards confessed to killing scientist w%-\ Wt t- +~'J I j l\ f_L HONGKONG, Thurs. A young Australian began sobbing while being questioned m a hospital and confessed to stabbing a British-born atomic scientist, a senior police officer told the Supreme Court here today. Supt. Derek Roy Harris, testifying252 words
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Article161 1971-03-19 9 It's a mad, mad, world NEW YORK, Thurs. You can't get more Irish than that, said friends of Shannon Maguire after he won m New York's state lottery on the eve of St. Patrick's day and celebrated with a dish of milk. For Shannon is a 2-year-old Irish setter. He161 words
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145 1971-03-19 9 MEXICO CITY, Thurs. The Mexican Government recalled its Ambassador to the Soviet Union yesterday for "consultation," and knowledgeable sources said the move was "a temporary diplomatic withdrawal/ 1 Ambassador Carlos Zapata Vela was recalled only a few days after the Mexican Government announced the capture145 words
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Advertisement183 1971-03-19 9 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 hostesses183 words
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Article, Illustration608 1971-03-19 10 India's new top men NEW DELHI, Thurs. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi today formed a new Government m which she dropped half of her old Cabinet Ministers. An official spokesman said Mrs. Gandhi had sought to mold a Cabinet that represented "a balance between a new look and continuity" following her608 words
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162 1971-03-19 10 FBI has 2.5 mil names on computer system WASHINGTON Thurs. FBI Director j. Edgar Hoover told the U.S. Congress yesterday his agency participates m a nationwide computer system with 2.5 million names, cases and other information on (\\v but that poses "no threat to individual privacy." Mr. Hoover said theAP - 162 words
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Article80 1971-03-19 10 LA PAZ, Thurs. The entire Bolivian Government handed its resignation to President Juan Jose Torres yesterday. An official announcement said the move was to allow General Torres complete freedom to form a new Government. ODD LA PAZ, Bolivia: The Bolivian Government said it will give former President Alfredo80 words
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Article269 1971-03-19 10 Angela trial judge ousted SAN RAFAEL, California, Thurs. Judge John McMurray, brought to San Rafael specially to hear the case against Black Power militant Angela Davis, stood down m a surprise move after being challenged by Miss Davis' co-accused Rut hell Magee. Mr. Magee, who is accused of murdering JudgeAFP - 269 words
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Article29 1971-03-19 10 ODD TOKYO: Deposed Cambodian Chief of State Prince Sihanouk has disclosed that Cuba had given arms aid to Pro-Sihanouk forces fighting against Premier Lon Nol's Government troops m Cambodia.29 words
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Article, Illustration233 1971-03-19 10 SAN FRANCISCO, Thurs. Former Black Power leader Stokely Carmichael told San Francisco state college students yesterday that the major preoccupation of a revolutionary should be "with building, with creating, not to destroy." Mr. Carmichael talked about the "logical extension" of his old Black PowerAP - 233 words
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Article172 1971-03-19 10 LONDON, Thurs. A joint British Government-Rolls-Royce team will leave today for Washington m an urgent move to save the RB-211 engine for America's Lockheed Tristar jumbo jet. A second team, of Rolls engineers, already is m California to update Lockheed experts on technical progressAP - 172 words
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220 1971-03-19 10 MIAMI, Thurs. Cuba's Communist regime announced yesterday it had completed action on a tough new Labour Law, which Premier Fidel Castro said, is aimed at 400,000 loafers, bums and "parasites" who have upset the country's new social order. It goes into effect on AprilAP - 220 words
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202 1971-03-19 10 ALGIERS, Thurs. The Algerian national oil company Sonatrach last night denied reports m French oil circles that major pipelines carrying oil from Sahara wells to the Mediterranean had been cut. The company said that only line had been shut down, and that for202 words
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167 1971-03-19 10 CANBERRA, Thurs.-The Australian Government has agreed to allow the United States to build the Controversial Omega navigation facility m the southern port of the continent. Prime Minister William McMahon. answering a question m the House of Representatives, said the Omega station would beAFP - 167 words
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284 1971-03-19 11 SABA TO PROMOTE BOXING AT COMMUNITY CENTRES SINGAPORE Amateur Boxing Association is making an attempt to promote the popularity of the sport by providing training at the various community centres. For the first time this year, the Association will organise an Inter-Affi-liates Championship between the Police, Singapore Armed Forces and284 words
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156 1971-03-19 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysia may have to spend about SI. 5 million to stage the South- East Asia Peninsular (SEAP) Games here from Dec. 11 to 18. The Deputy Chairman of the Games Finance Committee, Haji Megat Mahmud, told the Seap Games Organising156 words
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528 1971-03-19 11 China, Japan and Korea the expected top contenders TOKYO, Thurs. With almost all tickets sold and the first overseas contingent already m Japan, everything appears set for the world Table Tennis Championships opening on March 28 m Nagoya, where China, North Korea and Japan are expected to be among topAP - 528 words
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Article, Illustration722 1971-03-19 11 BUKIT HO Swee Secondary School entered the semi-finals of the schools' national badminton 'B division championships at New Town Secondary School yesterday. The Bukit Ho Swee representatives turned m a surprise packet by beating favourites Anglo Chinese School by three matches to two. Bukit722 words
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Article125 1971-03-19 11 EIGHTEEN teams have entered for the Singapore Hockey Association's Six-A-Side Festival 1971 starting at the Padang on May The entrants to date are Indian Youths Cult. S.G., Singapore Cricket Club (two teams). Port Authority of Singapore, Singapore Armed Forces (four teams), R.A.F. Changi (two125 words
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Miscellaneous77 1971-03-19 11 DAVY JONES By Sam Left i EA SE UP ON THE WILD TOO EXCITED TO Bel T WE'RE TOO CLOSE TO Fno ONE WILL EVER RIGHT, BLISS, BUT k XT**! DIGGING, 8L155. THE WOOD CAREFUL, MARCO... PROVING THAT CHRISTOPHER AGAIN DOUBT THAT I LET'S TRY TO BE *\>/-V COULD DISINTEGRATE77 words
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Miscellaneous498 1971-03-19 11 ACROSS DOWN I. Baskets were part of the 1. Draw exaggerated praise (4) bustle of days gone by! (8) 2. No god is full of love and 4. Move quickly like ragged rain worthless (2,4) clouds (4) 3. Middle East country is not 8. Sum of money for a picture498 words
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404 1971-03-19 12 MAX LANGE - Graeme definite Grand Prix starter MAX LANGE TASMAN Series drivers and Formula 2 Champions of Australia and New Zealand including Graeme Lawrence, Ken Smith, Max Stewart, Ken Goodwin and John Walker are the early favourites m the main event for cars m this year's Singapore Grand Prix at the Sembawang404 words
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84 1971-03-19 12 THE jury and the draw for the individual events m the First Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships will be held at the Conference Room, Singapore Badminton stadium, at 7.30 p.m. tonight. The Congress of the Commonwealth countries will be held at the Automobile Association's84 words
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Article, Illustration330 1971-03-19 12 Customs qualify for Govt Services soccer final A SNAP goal m the 56th minute by centre forward Tang Teck Wee paved the way for Customs to enter the final of the Singapore Government Services Football league knockout competition at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Customs edged Police 'A' 2-1. Customs willAP - 330 words
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Article329 1971-03-19 12 JASBIR SINGH - Houghton named the Rest skipper JASBIR SINGH SINGAPORE Cricket Association have picked a formidable team to meet 1970 league champions, Army m the annual Champions versus the Rest match at Gillman Barracks on Sunday from 11 am. Steve Houghtonof the Singapore Recreation Club will lead the Rest team. The others329 words
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Article300 1971-03-19 12 S'pore Hilton enter Div 2 final A PENALTY goal by Pepe' Hamid eight minutes from mil time put Singapore Hilton m the final of the Singapore' Business Houses Division Two league match when they defeated Ming Court 1-0 at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Hilton will now meet Guthrie Waugh B next300 words
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Article, Illustration343 1971-03-19 12 Marsh breaks course record in Indian Open NEW DELHI, Thurs. Graham Marsh of Australia fired a seven-under-par 66 to break the course record at the Delhi Golf Club and take the first round lead m the Indian Open golf championship here today. With eight birdies and one bogey, the 27-year-oldAP - 343 words
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427 1971-03-19 12 THREE teenage swimmers yesterday broke last year's record of 2 mm. 50.8 sec. for the 200 metres Individual Medley (Boys 11 and 12 years). The winner, Mark Chan (Combined Schools— AngloChinese School) swam a magnificent race, clipping his own record by 9.4 sec. on427 words
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Advertisement85 1971-03-19 12 "Of course BOAC fly the Pacific way totheUSA!" For some people there is only one airline. BOAC flies you to San Francisco, Honolulu, Los Angeles, New York. There's a flight leaving Hong Kong at 4.00 p.m. every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Marvellous connections from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.85 words
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Miscellaneous61 1971-03-19 12 SOCCER: SGSFL: Div. 1 Police vs Alexandra SC; Armed Forces vs VC (both matches at J. Besar, 5.30 p.m. 7.30 p.m.). Schools National C'ships (F. Park 2.15 p.:n. 3.30 p.m.). HOCKEY: SHA League Div. 1 CSC vs PWD (Balestier 5.15 p.m.); Div. 2 RAF Changi vs Scaools "3" (Changi 5.1561 words
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163 1971-03-19 13 Fisherman died after catfish bit him FISHERMAN Tan Chee San used to burn incense every morning before going out for his day's haul at Mata Ikan. But the day he forgot to do so, he was stung by a catfish. Madam Monica Lim, 35, told a coroner's inquiry yesterday. The163 words
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158 1971-03-19 13 A MAN, who had been charged with using criminal force to deter a probationary inspector from arresting a friend for a parking offence, was acquitted without his defence being called yesterday. Koh, of Telok Ayer Street, was alleged to have pushed Prob. Insp. Phua158 words
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Article, Illustration230 1971-03-19 13 THE National Museum has managed to creep its way into the modern high-style living of one of Singapore's newest hotels, the Imperial. Tucked among the luxury and plush of contemporary hotel settings are touches of the old provided by coloured reproductions of230 words
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Article55 1971-03-19 13 SHAW Gan Kheng, 25, alleged to have cheated two textile dealers of $4,433 worth of cloth, between Oct. 31 and Nov. 24 last year, by paying for them with dishonoured cheques, pleaded not guilty m court yesterday. He was allowed bail of $2,000. The case will55 words
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214 1971-03-19 13 THE Department of Civil Aviation hopes to go fully metric by 1975. By then, the department hopes to have all instruments m new types of aircraft imported into Singapore calibrated m the metric system. Proposals to this effect have already been214 words
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344 1971-03-19 13 Study the shortage of building materials BUILDERS APPEAL TO FINANCE MINISTER: BUILDING contractors have urged the Government to set up a committee representing manufacturers, contractors and the Government to study the problems of production and supply of building materials. The Singapore Building Contractors' Society made the request on Wednesday m344 words
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Article80 1971-03-19 13 Govt. rejects undergrads' appeal KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Government today rejected the protests of university students against the prohibition of student activities m politics or trade unions. Education Minister, Inche Hussein Onn however gave an assurance that they would be allowed to "expound or have" their political and trade union80 words
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310 1971-03-19 13 More Kranji and Senoko land to be reclaimed THE Government is to reclaim more land m the Kranji and Senoko areas m Sembawang for industrial purposes. Speaking at the opening of Transworld Marine Ltd. at Jurong yesterday, the M.P. for Jurong, Mr. Ho Kah Leong, said all the waterfront land310 words
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74 1971-03-19 13 HO Ah Lam Shipyard was charged m the Seventh Magistrates' Court yesterday for failing to contribute $16,757.36 to the Central Provident Fund on 30 counts since January last year. The court was told that the company had on Tuesday sent a cheque to meet74 words
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Article, Illustration155 1971-03-19 13 JUMBO FUEL PUMP TO SERVICE THE JUMBO JETS AT AIRPORT A JUMBO Hydrant Servicer the first m Singapore has arrived to beef up ESSO service facilities at Paya Lebar International Airport. Nicknamed Jumbo I by Esso's airport terminal staff, it will quench the mighty thirst of giant jumbo jets at155 words
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Article86 1971-03-19 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Haji Harun bin Idris, said today that the development of the new state capital of Shah Alam would take about 15 years to complete provided the necessary funds were available for the provision of public amenities and86 words
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Advertisement49 1971-03-19 13 CINEMAS/Page 14 ECONOMIC AFFAIRS/P«g«» 15/16 MOTQRING/TV/Pages 18/19 SHIPPING/Pages 17/20 FORM GUIDE/Pages 21/22/2 3 JM-^V .r«::.r-_-T Hli .W. m&fW W>Ws CESTD.I92I] |jgß;; ji 276, ORCHARD ROAD, SINC3APORE, 9. l^^^ M Direct Importers of Carpets Ruas Wi S INDIAN WOOLLEN KASHMIR NUMDHAS &l g U.K.WALLTOWALL BELGIAN GERMAN CARPETS H Tel: *****549 words
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Miscellaneous77 1971-03-19 13 BLONDIE By Chic Young > liJ J> l^ JJ SJ J i -N "l 1 TMEQE MUST I I Hlt I j JM^i/ "\J-UXiM n f S WifMA/ <~AJsj Be A HUNDRED j I 'Jf \L I s^M l ll i«T" iIB i_ier»e? (c\C*N LIT TL-E JOBS s f wvt-fr77 words
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215 1971-03-19 14 'HUMILIATED' EDUCATION CHIEFS SUE MSA FOR $900,000 MANILA, Thurs. MSA is being sued for $900,000 by two Filipino education chiefs. Their lawyer said here today that because of the airline they were humiliated at Kuala Lumpur airport last year. Because of the incident, the two Filipinos one of them a215 words
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77 1971-03-19 14 Woman's body found in Kallang River THE body of an unidentified woman about 20 years old was found floating m Kallang River off Beach Road early yesterday. She is about 4ft 11 m. tall, small built with dark complexion. A purse containing $2.50 cents, a pair of slippers and an77 words
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Article85 1971-03-19 14 KHOO Tsu Peng, 18, was jailed for seven days, when he could not pay a $70 fine for two traffic offences, committed m Dunearn Road on Oct. 13 last year. Khoo, who has been under the care of a reformative training centre, was charged with85 words
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Article, Illustration285 1971-03-19 14 A 51-YEAR OLD widow with 16 children, whose husband was killed m a road accident three years ago, was awarded $31,000 damages yesterday by the Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin. Madam Toh Chiew's husband, Mr. Ong Kirn Choon, 52, was on his way to285 words
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302 1971-03-19 14 A MODEL THOUGHT FOR ASIAN WOMEN: WHY NOT DEVELOP A LITTLE? MRS. See Foon Berentson, a Singaporean who has achieved international fame through modelling, would like to see Asian women "break out of their traditional moulds and develop their personalities. Although she frowns on certain aspects of the women's liberation302 words
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399 1971-03-19 14 A POLITICAL expert predicted yesterday that Japan may be the new Asian colonialist m the next century. Hidekazu Kawai, a professor of comparative politics at Tokyo's Gakushuin Universiiy who is on a study tour of South-East Asia and is now399 words
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Advertisement100 1971-03-19 14 SIMULTANEOUS MIDNIGHT TOMORROW. ft ORCHARD— J "GANGLAND FRENCH STYLE! THEY KILL A A LITTLE, LOVE AjgAX# LITTLE, FIGHT A lB« most elaborately de- ■J^Ql V tLJ B^* structions I have «9 £jßfc*^* ever seen!" \Lj^^si HSnV^ Roger Greenspun, 4r\j&^Bl^K^^K AIJUN DELON t^T— J JEAN-PAUL BELMONDO /ALAIN DELON 2fr^ i «*(-ATHEJUNEIUH100 words
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Advertisement63 1971-03-19 14 THE following numbers were picked m yesterday's Toto Draw No. 21/71: 33, 48, 2, 12 and 37. The additional number: 36. The three circled numbers: 7, 4 and 18. The cash jackpot is $105,000. TODAY: 2.09 am (8.8 ft.); 3.27 pm (6.7 ft.) TOMORROW: 2.47 am (8.4 ft); 4.58 pm63 words
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Advertisement613 1971-03-19 14 WAWVVAVWAWAV, LAST s SnOWS t 11 a.m.. 1.45 44 OO p.m. Only* V JERRY LEWIS "WHICH WAY TO THE i I, FRONT?" Color (WB) I 1 TONIGHT 6.30 4 9.15 p.m. l! l NO FREE LIST I Brian Keith. Helmut Griem "The MeKenzie Break" color (UA) i| "i NOW SHOWING—613 words
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Miscellaneous331 1971-03-19 14 I Starscope I ijh^wpbssbk rfFESSSiHH rmifTmn i I No good trying to be Travel conditions It modest flower today as continue to be favour- A cheerful frame of something you say will able, money matters mind's more than the J prove to be exactly develop satisfactorily, battle and a minor331 words
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Article272 1971-03-19 15 Japan's $5,820m oil plan ECONOMIC Af-FAiMS t Di TF D By ARUN s{ NKl j T T-UVAN TOKYO, Thurs. The Ministry of International Trade and Industry said today it planned to reduce Japan's dependence on foreign controlled oil supplies from the present 90 per cent to 70 per cent byAP - 272 words
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97 1971-03-19 15 LONDON, Thurs. Negotiations over Libyan oil seem to be headed for a successful conclusion, although the problem is far from solved, oil company sources said. D irectors of the oil companies negotiating with Libya have been meeting here to study the latest Libyan proposals andAFP - 97 words
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512 1971-03-19 15 DEMAND for oil m the free world continues to grow inexorably while governments and the petroleum industry negotiate the terms on which oil will be supplied, according to the Chase Manhattan Bank. For more than a decade now, oil has been512 words
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Article688 1971-03-19 15 Sime Darby SIME DARBY HOLDINGS improved its pre-tax group profits m the half year ended December 1970 to £863,030 from £785,955 made m the same period m the previous financial year. The chairman, Mr D.W. Pinder, reported that while trading conditions continued reasonably good, there was a persistent688 words
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Article269 1971-03-19 15 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates fixed yesterday by the Association of Banks m Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency. On New York TT 6.***** On New York DD 6.***** Gold (99% fineness, per tael) 291.75 Note Rates: China (per lOOrenminbi) 180.00 India (per 100 rupees) 47.00 Indonesia269 words
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218 1971-03-19 15 TAIPEI, Thurs. Taiwan will accept quotas on export of synthetic and non-cotton textiles to the United States, but reject the Japanese proposal of voluntary restrictions, it was announced here today. Mr Wang Yi-Ting, director of the Board of Foreign Trade, said: "Our disagreement with218 words
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Article356 1971-03-19 15 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS A-/E THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS i-OR ARCH, 19.. OUT: Beudearg 1/2; Kyoto 8/9; Ulysses 13/14; Stolt Falcon (tanker) 15/16; Zaankerk 18; Golden Sea 19; m Kong 20 west; Nissho Maru 22; Koushin Maru 23/24; Kyoai Maru 27/28; Kairyu Maru 29/30; Yasuurasan Maru356 words
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Article601 1971-03-19 15 The market yesterday firt'ied on a lack of sellers with BP's better than expected results and the British Leyland annual report offsetting early caution over the national engineering strike against the Industrial Relations Bill. The U.K. unemployment figures were very much as expected and had only a601 words
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Article21 1971-03-19 15 LONDON, Wed. (Changes m brackets): Industrials 318.6 (-3.6); Tins 63.92 (+0.03); Rubbers 169.05 (-0.11); Oils 262.14 (-4.06).21 words
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Article359 1971-03-19 15 Stock prices rose smartly m early trading yesterdaj, extending Wednesday's late rally,. Standard and Poors industrial average gained 1 1 cents and other popular averages also firmed. Advances led declines by five-to-three and volume topped one million shares after about 20 minutes (Paid prices at 1359 words
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Article196 1971-03-19 15 AMSTERDAM The market was mixed yesterday, and m internationals Philips fluctuated to close at the day's low, ahead of its figures. Akzo gained some ground. Shippings and plantations were mixed. Local industrials were dull and mixed. State loans were fractionally up. PARIS Trading was active but irregular yesterday.196 words
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Advertisement274 1971-03-19 15 /f ADVERTISEMENTS Personal (Marriages, Births, Engagements, Deaths, etc.) Minimum $4/ for 10 words, each additional word 40cts. All other classifications: Minimum $2/ for 10 words, each additional word 20cts. BOX SERVICE CHARGE $100 HAVE YOU PLANS? Bring them to Motion Smith 13 Battery Road, who can make first class copies274 words
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Advertisement93 1971-03-19 15 ELEGANTLY DESIGNED, ATTRACTIVELY PRICED cane furniture for modern living today. call at Lee Wah Cane Furniture. 9. Cavenagh Road. Spore 3/6213 MAKE FRIENDS STRAIGHTAWAY though F PS Enclose return post age Alexandra P.O. Box 108. Singapore 3. STRAND HOTEL Bancoolen Street Town centre quiet clean reasonable rates Airconditioned rooms private93 words
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679 1971-03-19 16 MALAYSIA/SINGAPORE RUBBER RUBBER 106.M cents per kilo (up 0.50 cent) Opening business done yesterday morning was m April 1 RSS at 105,00 cent per kilo, 0.50 cent lower than the overnight level. Prices then eased to the morning low of 104. 50 cents for April on long liquidation679 words
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Article100 1971-03-19 16 The physical market was adversely affected by the events of the week with both buyers and sellers unwilling to come to grips until a level for shipment sheets could be established. Foreign consumers, including Russia and China, remained aloof to await more settled conditions, whilst there was a noticeable100 words
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Article61 1971-03-19 16 (Yesterday's official buyer/seller prices, m new pence per kilo). Ton;: Nominal; ClF's April 15.35 15.50, May nominal 15.60 15.90; Spot 16.00 16.30; Settlements April 16.25 16.45, May 16.45 16.65, June 16.65 16.90, April/June 16.45 16.65, July/Sept. 17.00 17.15, Oct/Dec. 17.55 17.75, Jan/March 17.90 18.10, April/June 18.10 18.40, July/Sept.61 words
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Article57 1971-03-19 16 TIN $648 a picul («P 62^ cents). The Straits tin price appreciated again yesterday by 62V& cents to $648 a picul on an offering officially quoted at 275 tons, up 48 tons on Wednesday's turnover. With buying support reported from the United States, Europe and Japan, the Penang57 words
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Article111 1971-03-19 16 LONDON, Thurs. The executive committee of the International Sugar Organisation (ISO) has decided there is no reason to release more sugar from the producers' minimum stocks. In a statement yesterday after a one-day meeting called to review the market petition and price levels, the executive committee decided it should,111 words
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Article446 1971-03-19 16 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE AFTER a fairly steady start, the Stock exchange yesterday closed on a mixed note on profit-taking. Although trading volume renamed low at 1,296,500 units, business was spread over a cross-section. Industrial activity yielded 1,084,000 deals, hotels turned over 79,000 shares, properties446 words
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Article1147 1971-03-19 16 KEY Closing buyers' and sellers' prices are followed by the business done. Figures m brackets denote traded lots m I.OOO's. When the price is not followed by a figure m brackets, it means only a single lot of 1.000 shares was traded at that price. The last1,147 words
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Article82 1971-03-19 16 (Managers' prices for March 19) B. S. ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mai. Invt. Fund 1.29 1.34 Mai. Progress Fund 1.06 1.1 1 CHARTERED UNIT TRUSTS Singapore Growth Fund 1.08 1.13 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Third Singapore 1.30 The Commerce Ind. Fund 1.06 1.1 1 The Saving B s Fund 1.0882 words
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Article148 1971-03-19 16 (Yesterday's 1.30 p.m. prices, m* sterling per lons ton, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per lons ton): Philippine/Indonesian May and June both 210 resellers. COCONUT OIL: Straits March/ April 139 reseller; Malayan March/April 159 quoted; Philippine (U.S. dollars per long ton) May /June 295 seller Cont; Ceylon148 words
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Article332 1971-03-19 16 The market closed slightly higher yesterday after a mixed opening. Trading was fairly active as better class stocks attracted moderate support m the afternoon. Matsushita Electric rose on increased foreign, buying and Sony, Pioneer, Akai and Hitachi advanced m sympathy. Textiles also gained ground. TokyuSharyo was actively332 words
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Article567 1971-03-19 16 Speculative mining shares soared to new highs m feverish late trading activity yesterday, after a quiet morning session. Eager traders pushed Antimony Nickel to $2.10 before bringing the price down to $2 for a gain of $1.49 following the report of economic grades of copper at its567 words
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Article299 1971-03-19 16 Prices were firmer yesterday though trading still remained small. The day's business, valued at 56.5 million, compared with $4.32 on Wednesday. In Utilities, Telephones gained 2 5 cents to close at S5O, while Electric, Gas and Light held steady at the overnight level. Hongkong Banks came m299 words
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Article200 1971-03-19 16 LONDON., Thurs.— Grain chartering included cargoes from the North Pacific to Japan at US$7.9O fd (free discharge) for April from the U.S. North of Hatteras (USNH) to the Netherlands at USS3.BO fio (free m and out) for March/April) and from the USNH to Corunna at US$5 fio200 words
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Advertisement670 1971-03-19 17 SAILINGS TO E. CANADA, U.S. ATLANTIC Singapore P.S'h*^ Paaaag N.York Boston N'Foik rmore Montreal FERNLANO SaH»"i Mar Mar 2b May 5 May v M w TARANTEL Mar 24/25 Mar 2//2« May b May 11 May 29 May 18 BRONXvILLE Aprb// May 22 May 27 FERNCAfE Apr 8/10 Aprlb/18 Apr 19670 words
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Miscellaneous1081 1971-03-19 17 II I /\J KEY FOR EASY REFERENCE. The shipping schedules I I Yv N. beginning on this page are given m four parts for I X^ ships westbound, eastbound. southbound and _-i^- -L_ i M.» MVVWmt/fxf^M coastal. Each entry gives the following information: I, *±J^fr£^^M W SH FPING NAME F1,081 words
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Article, Illustration633 1971-03-19 18 Mini Special smooths out the rough THE DUCKHAMS Rally last weekend proved to be more than most people had reckoned for and the results turned out way beyond expectations: so, I jumped at the opportunity of trying out for myself one of the well-placed entries an absolutely standard Austin Mini633 words
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Article, Illustration578 1971-03-19 18 the bright blue yonder, the throttle must be kept open as the Mini normally hits the ground with the front wheels first. This would prevent the front wheels from acting as brakes and cause them to pull the car immediately away m the desired direction, with luck! Thrashing the578 words
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Article230 1971-03-19 18 ALLAN CHAN - ALLAN CHAN By AN \m motorcycling zinc has the testing mot m batches, ai batch of six machines, t clared the 350 R5 the round bike class. The Yanks di thorough job, claimed they days testing tho chines a Sua Kawasaki Ay Honda 350. a B GTR, a Harley230 words
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Advertisement140 1971-03-19 18 THE SENSATIONAL CR-ELECTRODE SPARK PLUG with the 5-woy creepage barrier BOSCH GERMANY'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF AUTOMOTIVE .^W EQUIPMENT DIESEL ELECTRIC (M) PTE LTD Accessories Of The I Besf QualityCForThe G MotoringEnthusiastsi Steering Wheel Side Mirror DEALING IN ALL KINDS OF AUTOMOTIVE SPARE S PARTS AND ACCESSORIES WITH FIXING. IMPORTERS b140 words
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Miscellaneous45 1971-03-19 18 X kK_UKU M^^ t~~~~~ jAfl 11 let V/mif t Qr\ry SSK-SfS-F ifsT re a mrihe e rockt SITS "'< h Mb 00 shown, and use the starter to kick theenaiiie to a to,r^lfn,S Vi^ c v n ne M on The feeler H""* 8 should a45 words
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Article447 1971-03-19 19 AN American motorcycling magazine has the habit of testing motorcycles m batches, and m one batch of si\ 350 c.c. machines, they declared the Yamaha 350 R5 the best all round bike m its class. The Yanks did a fairly thorough job for they claimed they spend 87 days447 words
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Article, Illustration812 1971-03-19 19 LEE CHIU SAN - LEE CHIU SAN By The engine quickly pulls through the five speed gearbox until it is cruising silently at 50 mph m top gear. At the speed the engine was spinning at less than 3,500 rpm, and was absolutely vibration free and silent. There was still plenty of812 words
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Advertisement18 1971-03-19 19 youi^appets number seven open, and jauge should be a good justrrient should be made adjusting screw and then18 words
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Advertisement406 1971-03-19 20 5^ MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL jMfe SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No. 30K Jin. Ampang. Kuala Lumpur. H The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE "(I,*. MM* HM"I Arrive BUNCA RAY A /-j I Mar n i, MAR Si **„< Apt Havre 4 LoOnon 30/4 HamOurg b/b ROam 8, b Antwerp 10406 words
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Miscellaneous931 1971-03-19 20 f— QOTl^lOl in^l lnc| u djn 9 ships sailing out of Singapore for Far L. CIO 1 k/ V>/ Ull KJi East ports to the north-east ANNA TAYLOR Mar 30/ Apr 4 Saigon. SSV/BA MS MuKHO Mar 2*31 Pusan. KSC/O ASTRID BAKKE May 11/13 P. Sham, Penang, Hongkong. Japan, Vancouver.931 words
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THE SINGAPORE herald
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Title Section10 1971-03-19 1 THE SINGAPORE herald FOR THIRD FOURTH DAY SINGAPORE FORM GUIDE10 words
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Article, Illustration6420 1971-03-19 1 1. 08 MIAMI (Minuit) 4NZ 9.00 (dd+3) Hawaii/Ten Harbridgt (3) 8/15 SPI3/3 d4c4 8.11g6f; Ul4At% 4, 2 Harbridge. 10/12 KL3I/1 d3c4 8.11g6f; 1:13.4; Va, Sh Harbridge. 2. ***** ALISAN(Red Gauntlet) 5A 9.00 (d 2*7) a Regal/Allan Sng (13) 11/13 SP29/11 d2c4 8.9h 6f; 1.19.4; 2, 1, i Coleman. 3.6,420 words
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Article, Illustration6953 1971-03-19 4 1. 36 JOLLY GOOD (Weepers Boy) 3E 9.00 (dd+ l 3) Magnum/Spencer Sairi (9) 6/16 SPI4/3 dlc4 B.lg 6f; 1:13.6; 2, 1,2 Salrl. 3/16 SP2I/2 dlc4 7.13h 6f; 1. Twin Happiness 7.12 2. Pepego 8.9 1:16.6; 1,2, 2 Sairl. 2. ***** INTELLIGENCE (Rego) 4A 8.13 (dd+lo) aHC Tan/E. Donnelly6,953 words
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Article, Illustration488 1971-03-19 8 NESS LANE shaped like a winner on a good track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. With apprentice Sairi Suliaman astride, the Sovereign Path gelding finished full of running over 3f in 37. He is in peak form and can be confidently followed in race nine488 words
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