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Title Section15 1971-03-22 1 THE SINGAPORE Herald No. 206 Singapore Monday March 22, 1971 MC(P) No. 2525 15 CENTS15 words
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Article71 1971-03-22 1 J a T*V r Vf i y Sun The Laotian operation had, in V^ n^^yTl proteeded m a sat sfactor y manner, but A icVtabrWroblerns would be remedied in the future Saigon's troops under the Vietnamisation scheme, a U.S. military source said. In particular, there had been many errors dueAFP - 71 words
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Article, Illustration465 1971-03-22 1 Headlong retreat SAIGON, Sun. Saigon's forces in Laos are in headlong retreat toward the border under heavy attack by the North Vietnamese. The South Vietnamese campaign began six weeks ago with American support and the Americans are now sending every available aircraft into Laos in efforts to protect the remainingAP; AFP - 465 words
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Article56 1971-03-22 1 VATICAN CITY, Sun. The Pope said today "certain sad defections" within the Roman Catholic Church were "scandalous and a dishonour for our community." Vatican observers, however, said his remark was a clear reference to the priests who leave the Roman Catholic Church in defiance toAP - 56 words
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Article137 1971-03-22 1 NEW YORK, Sun. A man who ate an eight-cent doughnut while waiting for service in a supermarket was arrested and charged in Richmond, Virginia. Wallace Carleton Thomas, 37-year-old father of three, said he went to the store on Fridav to buy a dozen doughnutsAP - 137 words
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Article31 1971-03-22 1 MANILA: World smuggling syndicates are now using more Asians as "carriers" of smuggled gold in this region, the independent newspaper, Manila Daily Bulletin, reported today quoting "intelligence reports from Hongkong." AFPAFP - 31 words
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Article24 1971-03-22 1 HONGKONG: Hongkong has been officially selected as the permanent seat of the Asian bishops' secretariat, Cardinal Valerian Gracias, Archbishop of Bombay, confirmed today. AFPAFP - 24 words
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Article21 1971-03-22 1 DDD KUWAIT: Kuwait is going to set up diplomatic relations with China, Minister of State, Abdek Ariz l announced today. AFPAFP - 21 words
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Article, Illustration454 1971-03-22 1 Actress Rona will be a star of the sea AHOY there shipmates. Look who's just popped up in the galley. Her name's Rona Dennis and she's the shapeliest seabird that's ever likely to set sail She's a pretty useful addition to the crew of the good ship Sea Star who'll454 words
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Article51 1971-03-22 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Singapore won ll gold, five silver and eight bronze medals in the second Asian tae-kwan-do championships which ended here tonight. She finished second in the overall Asian nations championship in spite of winning top place in the medal tally. Malaysia, with 2,930 points, won the51 words
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144 1971-03-22 1 Arsonists and looters face death in Ceylon COLOMBO, Sun. Prime Minister Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike today ordered the death penalty for arson, looting, trespass and damage by explosives. The order came twelve hours after police and army found a huge ammunition and explosives cache on the University of Ceylon campus. By144 words
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Article57 1971-03-22 1 PEKING, Sun. The new Chinese Ambassador to Burma is Mr Chen Chao-Yuan, who left Peking today for Rangoon, New China News Agency announced. Diplomatic relations between the two countries were restored in November. They had been broken off following antiChinese riots in Burma in June 1967AFP; AP - 57 words
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Advertisement62 1971-03-22 1 [Mli WHY detention laws are necessary Page 3 DDD MEET Mr. Wong, the artist with the divine eye Page 4 DDD ROUND the world tour of massage parlours Page 5 DDD A DISH with a taste for the sweet life Page 5 DDD RUNAWAY bus hits shop: Woman killed Page62 words
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Miscellaneous11 1971-03-22 1 WEATHER outlook for Singapore from f a.m. to noon today: Fair.11 words
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Article724 1971-03-22 2 from the lecture on "Association, Profession. Adaptation" by Mr. Yahya Cohen, F.R.C.S., F.R.A.C.S., F.A.C.S., at the opening of the Third National Medical Convention at the weekend. He was speaking of the medical profession in Singapore, of changes and adaptation that must come with change. These are his concluding remarks.724 words
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Article541 1971-03-22 2 FELIX BOLO - FELIX BOLO r ßy 1 Saigon. Sun. A YEAR after the overthrow of former Head of State Norodom Sihanouk, the new Cambodian Republican regime is firmly installed in dry rot. This is not the opinion of American spokesmen here, who speak in terms of the "progress"AFP - 541 words
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182 1971-03-22 2 WE are shocked at the extravagant use of the words "shock," "shocking" and "shocker" in your coverage of the Travelling Health Exhibition organised by the University of Singapore Medical Society and Students' Union (S.H. March 19) Whereas it is our intention to de-sensationalise182 words
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231 1971-03-22 2 A vote of thanks from base workers MY fellow workers and I at the British military bases wish to thank Dr. Augustine Tan, MP for Whampoa, for devoting part of his speech during the Budget debate to our plight after the closing down of the bases at the end of231 words
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Article371 1971-03-22 2 TOURISM is an important industry. Its increasing importance to Singapore as a source of revenue is apparent from the growing number of tourists. The efforts made by the Tourist Promotion Board to boost tourism at home and abroad are commendable. Sufficient tourist facilitiessuch as371 words
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Article230 1971-03-22 2 THE rising cost of living referred to by certain MPs in Parliament, is, like air-pollu-tion, the price we have to pay for progress. Short of reversing the progressive process, one cannot see what can be done to arrest it. A Commission of Inquiry into the matter230 words
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Article236 1971-03-22 2 I REFER to A.K. Lee's article "Of poetry, drugs and culture" (S.H. March 16) The pragmatism implicit in his disparaging remarks about the poetry of Coleridge and Wordsworth is really laudable. But his covert repudiation of the role of imagination in life is rather disappointing. If236 words
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464 1971-03-22 2 Monday, March 22, 1971 THE SINGAPORE HERALD The law and mental attitudes LEGISLATION against jaywalking? Yes, unless Singaporeans who shudder at the idea can persuade their careless fellow citizens to have more concern for the lives and limbs of themselves and others. When the question was raised in Parliament on464 words
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Advertisement102 1971-03-22 2 M w VACHERON w m Tr CONSTANTIN 1 Symbol of Perfection Vacheron Constantin, the oldest watch-makers 1 I in Switzerland, presents a select range of their I latest models. The elegance of styling, and I the precision of movement have gained for I I Vacheron Constantin the world-wide reputa- I102 words
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180 1971-03-22 3 MR CHAN Chee Seng, ■grtlgaltglary Secretary (Social Affairs) and MP for Jalan Besar, began a threeto four-month tour of his constituency yesterday to see what problems people in the area face. He told newsmen yesterday that he would be visiting180 words
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157 1971-03-22 3 Consultant's view of Malaysia's tourist potential KUANTAN, Sun. A European tourism consultant said here that Malaysia had tremendous tourist potential that would attract tourists here. "The country is beautiful and its people of various races are friendly," Mr. Leslie S. Dickens, general manager of Travellers Consultant Service Ltd of Britain,157 words
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Article34 1971-03-22 3 THREE young girls took their first vows yesterday after spending three years as novices in the Canossa Convent. They are Sister Cecily Pavri, Sister Elizabeth Tham and Sister Mary Lau.34 words
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Article, Illustration365 1971-03-22 3 POLITICAL detention laws are a necessity in transitional societies such as Singapore's, the Minister of Home Affairs, Dr. Wong Lin Ken, said last night. "1 have not been able to find any such society without such a law, nor any Government in such a society hesitating365 words
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Article, Illustration205 1971-03-22 3 Dancer and siner Suman here for a two-week stay RAM CHANDRA SUMAN, 39, an Indian classical drummer and dancer who is on a world tour, has arrived in Singapore for a two-week stay. He has been to Great Britain, South America, South Africa, United States, New Zealand, Australia and Fiji205 words
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Miscellaneous30 1971-03-22 3 LAFF A DAY I Feature* Syndicate. Inc. 1970. World right* teaerved. "Let's put it this way I wouldn't sell you that dress if you lived in my boy friend's neighborhood."30 words
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185 1971-03-22 4 KUCHING, Sun. Foreign trawlers from Thailand and Taipeh are allegedly fishing in the rich fishing grounds off Sarawak and annoying local fishermen. Officials said the Marine Department received an average of one complaint every month during the fishing season alleging that foreign intrudersAP - 185 words
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105 1971-03-22 4 JAKARTA, Sun. The vice-chairman of the Parliamentary Commission on Defence, Security and Foreign Affairs, Mr. Chalik Ali, has warned that the IndonesianMalaysian Friendship Treaty should not be used to involve the two countries in a military pact. He shared the views of the secretary-general of theBernama - 105 words
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Article, Illustration243 1971-03-22 4 A VISITING Chinese artist, Mr. Wong Lo-feng, 59, who has carved 341 Chinese characters on an ivory the size of a grain of rice, will hold an exhibition of 60 selected items tomorrow. He is the sole survivor of four "divine-eye" artists243 words
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200 1971-03-22 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Television Malaysia is looking into the possibility of engaging commercial recording companies to dub foreign films as a step towards the implementation of more Bahasa Malaysia programmes. A spokesman of the Ministry of Information said today thatBernama - 200 words
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84 1971-03-22 4 TANGKAK, Sun. The Johore Government is to introduce legislation soon to prevent water pollution, a member of the State Executive Council, Inche Mohamed Salleh bin Haji Tahir, said today. Speaking on behalf of the Mentri Besar, at the opening of a health84 words
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Article39 1971-03-22 4 TALK ON DRAINAGE MR. P.W. Lingard, export director of the Hepworth Group of England, manufacturers of sewerage pipes, will talk on the The new and revolutionary concept in modern drainage at the Chinese Swimming Club at H p.m. today.39 words
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Article55 1971-03-22 4 MR. NG Long Kee, a past vice-chairman and treasurer of the Queenstown Citizens' Consultative Committee, who was fined $4,000 for offering a bribe to a policeman earlier this month, has been deprived of the Public Service Star awarded him in 196H. Notice of the revocation is55 words
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Article152 1971-03-22 4 KUCHING, Sun. Miss P.G. Lim, Malaysia's deputy permanent representativedesignate to the United Nations, would do her best to put forward the country's new foreign policy regarding the People's Republic of China. She told this to reporters here today before leaving for Kuala Lumpur. Miss152 words
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279 1971-03-22 4 Chit fund wind-up: Only one firm seeks extension KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Only one of the 16 registered chit fund companies in the country has so far sought an extension period from the Registrar of Companies to wind up. The registrar, Nik Hussain bin Nik Ali, said today that his department279 words
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171 1971-03-22 4 DAP WILL IGNORE PENANG ASSEMBLY ORDER PENANG, Sun. The DAP will disregard the notification that questions, motions and adjournment speeches from private members cannot be brought up at the Assembly's first meeting next month. The DAP members in the Assembly would go ahead and submit questions, table motions and make171 words
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Miscellaneous41 1971-03-22 4 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker 1 J LL A TA 'I f WHEKE'PTHE fl C337 C^V 7~7^1 TUlSiSrae \/I I4IM A LITTLE LITTLE DICKENS j T/%*^ U A SSr cmlianA f X^ E -roADjjrr Wet tq anvwa> J r<^2rv>> O jutfe!41 words
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Article, Illustration519 1971-03-22 5 FANCY spending a few hundred dollars and nearly a year patronising massage parlours all over the world to learn new techniques. A Canadian, Mr. Lester A. Smith, 51, is doing just that. Himself a masseur for over 15 years, Mr. Smith holds a519 words
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Article, Illustration153 1971-03-22 5 FILIPINO singer Aida Canlas, is one dish who cannot resist Chinese food especially sweet and sour pork. Now appearing at the Tropicana, the huskyvoiced singer whose real name is Zenaida Canlas, shapes up at 38-24-38. She started her singing career in153 words
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Article65 1971-03-22 5 FACTORY worker Miss Koh Poh Lian, 16, of Block 14, Kampong Arang, died on the way to the Outram Road General Hospital after she fell from the 11th floor of her flat yesterday. A neighbour believes that the girl was trying to dry some65 words
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Advertisement519 1971-03-22 5 sony the clock maker Sony's Digital Clock FM/AM Radios when you think of docks good ones that is, you usually think of Switzerland. No one would really expect a company like Sony, who makes such fine radios, to start making clocks. But we make clocks with a difference, Digital Clock519 words
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Miscellaneous18 1971-03-22 5 DENNIS THE MENACE [Wife jA l "jy TKiNIOW WHO BATS CARffOTS? MORSES CTOfIVIS, MB6/TS BgTCAR&TS. MAR6ARZT ZKS CARROTS...18 words
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Article, Illustration44 1971-03-22 6 SERVICE NO. 173 PRINCESS ELIZABETH ESTATE- NEW BRIDGE ROAD/NEIL ROAD SERVICE NO. 181 UPPER BUKIT TIMAH ROAD (NEAR EWART CIRCUS) COMMONWEALTH AVENUE/NORTH BUONA VISTA ROAD SERVICE NO. 200 UPPER BUKIT TIMAH ROAD (NEAR EWART CIRCUS) SOUTH BUONA VISTA ROAD/PASIR PANJANG ROAD44 words
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Article275 1971-03-22 6 Three-in-one map today TODAY'S map shows three services to be [operated by the United I Bus Company (colour yellow) when the reorganised transport system is introduced on April 11. Service No. 173 Princess Elizabeth Estate-New Bridge Road/Neil Road: Elizabeth Drive, Hillview Avenue, Hillview Road, Upper Bukit Timah Road, Dunearn Road,275 words
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Article106 1971-03-22 6 AN EXHIBITION of South Korean goods will be on display at the Korea Trade Centre in Robinson Road from May 31 to June 3. The exhibition will show construction materials, Ginseng products, raw medi- cines, fabrics, clothing and electronic goods. The director of the centre, Mr.106 words
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206 1971-03-22 6 S.C. CHAN - S.C. CHAN F r om SIBU, Sun. More than 1,000 Foochow community leaders from all over East Asia, including Singapore, Hongkong, Taiwan, and West Malaysia, converged in this timber-rich town to take part In the two-day celebrations commemorating the 70th anniversary of206 words
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Article602 1971-03-22 6 FROM THE MEDICAL, NOT MORAL, POINT OF VIEW... THE Rev. Father Keane, editor of the Malaysian Catholic News, was not exactly pleased with the panel of experts at a recent forum on sex education held at the Beatty Road Secondary School. This is not surprising since both602 words
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Article, Illustration503 1971-03-22 6 Herald Knight - Herald Knight CHESS.. .by RICHARD Seah defeated Norman Lim in the 7th round of the SCF Annual Tournament to take the lead with 5*4 points. Right behind are Norman and Mathew Gwee (5 points), followed by Lee Kam Fai, Stig Lundgren and David Tan, (4V6503 words
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Article67 1971-03-22 6 Singapore Chinese Swimming Club Chess Team will meet Johore Chess Team in a friendly match of ten boards at the club's premises, Amber Road, tonight at 7.30 p.m. CSC will be represented by Giam Choo Kwee, Peter Seng, Tay Cheong Ann, Ng Cheng Onn, Seet Cheng67 words
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Miscellaneous33 1971-03-22 6 MIbHTML 1 I.TM ya^^V <-<c^.a. 'C' »>.„„ t..t„i>. -„.J..*„ ,s /0 ,IJ j "Of course I look worse than when 1 went on vacation. The worry over leaving YOU in charge of my desk33 words
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264 1971-03-22 7 TOKYO, Sun. A total of 790 Japanese firms have applied to take part in the Canton Trade Fair in China starting on April 15. As many as 1,513 representatives of these firms have applied for permission to leave for Canton. The264 words
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172 1971-03-22 7 Premier booed by former colleagues ANKARA, Sun. Turkish Premier-designate Nihat Erim was booed by young leftist members of his former Republican People's Party and accused in the streets of this city today of betraying the party. Mr. Erim resigned from the RPP on Friday to become "an independent Prime Minister"AFP - 172 words
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Article, Illustration412 1971-03-22 7 BRIAN MAY - A crucial stage for Dacca peace talks BRIAN MAY TOKYO, Sun.— Six hundred people, mostly Chinese, marched through Tokyo yesterday carrying banners and placards in a demonstration against the participation oi Communist Chinese players in the World Table Tennis championships here on March 28. Some of the players were dueAFP - 412 words
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Article162 1971-03-22 7 PREK KDAM, Cambodia, Sun. Communist saboteurs blew up and sank a ferry across the Tonlesap River at Prek Kdam early today, severing the key highway line to Cambodia's North Eastern frontAn official said an explosive charge ripped out part of the 75-foot-long vessel's prow.162 words
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Article248 1971-03-22 7 CANBERRA, Sun.— New Australian Prime Minister William McMahon brought four newcomers into his 26 man ministry tonight and made a major reshuffle of portfolios. Former Defence Minister Malcolm Fraser, whose resignation precipitated the leadership crisis and downfall of former Prime Minister John Gorton, was not givenAFP - 248 words
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Article84 1971-03-22 7 CAIRO, Sun. The Sudanese Foreign Ministry has denied a report that the Soviet Union is building a naval base at Port Sudan, The Middle East News Agency reported today. The agency said the denial came in a letter from the Ministry to the editor of The84 words
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Article179 1971-03-22 7 BURBANK, California, Sun. Lockheed aircraft officials and representatives of the British Government and RollsRoyce Ltd. have exchanged continuing Rolls RB2II engine programme for the U.S. aircraft makers Tristar jetliner, it was disclosed yesterday. Si r William Nield, Permanent Secretary of the British Cabinet made theAP - 179 words
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Advertisement119 1971-03-22 7 STARTING APRIL ALITALIA LEAVES FOR ROME BEFORE MIDNIGHTTWICE A WEEK I Starting April Ist. I\ _J We introduce our new departure time to Europe. From Singapore at 10.00 p.m. Bedtime. A good time. Mondays. Melbourne -Sydney-Djakarta Singapore Bombay Athens Rome. Thursdays. Melbourne. Sydney Djakarta SingaporeBombay Rome. Arrive Rome in the119 words
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127 1971-03-22 8 LONDON. Sun. Swinging Princess Anne and a handsome British Olympic horseman were reported more than casual friends today. Buckingham Palace denied a Belgian newspaper report that Queen Elizabeth 11 and Prince Philip were planning to send their trendy 20-year-old daughter on a127 words
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Article56 1971-03-22 8 It's a mad, mad, world HONGKONG. Sun. Hugging an old friend can be expensive, a Japanese tourist ruefully reported to police. Isao Koide unexpectedly met an old friend and impulsively dropped his briefcase in order to throw his arms around the friend. Greetings over, Koide discovered the brief case with56 words
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Article, Illustration245 1971-03-22 8 FORT BENNING, Sun. Lieut. William L. Calley Jr. said yesterday if he were acquitted at his murder trials he would go on a worldwide tour, delivering anti-war lectures. "I'm against all wars," he said. "I'm going to talk about doing away with all wars for allAP - 245 words
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Article, Illustration380 1971-03-22 8 There'll be no more cheering for Enrico's soccer stars LIMA, Sun. The miners of the tiny hungar mining camp had formed three soccer teams and practised daily after work on a small field near peaceful Lake Yanahuarina, high in the Andes mountains. Despite the 14,431 feet altitude, the miners most380 words
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Article, Illustration445 1971-03-22 8 Search for new Ulster Premier BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Sun. The rival wings of Northern Ireland's ruling Unionist Party were trying today to find a successor to Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark. Mr. Chichester-Clark resigned on Saturday night under mount ing pressure from his party's right wing for a tough crackdown on445 words
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276 1971-03-22 8 Italian police hunt war hero Prince ROME, Sun. Socialists and Communists claimed yesterday that a Roman Prince and Fascist war hero wanted on charges of armed insurrection against the state received money and "advice" from abroad. Meanwhile, police extended the search for Junio Valerio Borghese throughout Italy and even abroad.276 words
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126 1971-03-22 8 MASSIVE CRACKDOWN IN CEYLON CONTINUES COLOMBO, Sun. Ceylon's troops and police, armed with sweeping emergency powers, have made arrests in their massive crackdown on the insurgent "che guevara" movement, an official spokesman said yesterday. In the past 24 hours, 25 suspects have been detained. Prime Minister Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike saidAP - 126 words
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Article238 1971-03-22 8 MOSCOW. Sun. Moscow has warned Peking's leaders that they are playing a dangerous game by plotting gradual rapproachement with Washington and striving to make China the world's third superpower. A new Kremlin review of Chinese foreign policy, the first to appear here in more than a year,238 words
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Article, Illustration439 1971-03-22 9 S.C. CHAN - S.C. CHAN From in KUCHING NEWS of the killing of 13 communist terrorists in a single contact came as a shock to many people here, especially since it happened only 18 miles distant. The coastal village of Muara Tebas, near where the contact was439 words
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Article482 1971-03-22 9 V.K. CHIN - V.K. CHIN From in KUALA LUMPUR THINGS are looking for Malaysia's 144 Members of Parliament with the passage of the Bill on pensions and gratuities in Parliament last week. The various state assemblies are also preparing similar bills for their own members which are likely to come up for debate482 words
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Article357 1971-03-22 9 D.Y. CAPARAS - D.Y. CAPARAS From in MANILA SENATE President Gil Puyat bewailed over the weekend the recommendation of the Re organisation Commission seeking the dismissal of 31,714 casual employees. "I consider it most cruel to have these Filipinos laid of dismissed from their jobs at a time when prices are continually rising357 words
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Article204 1971-03-22 9 BILLY BRAY - BILLY BRAY From in BANGKOK THAILAND may lose some of its international airline flights to Singapore according to Mr. Robert C. Allen, Pacific Vice President for the Del Webb hotel chain. He cited fears of increased landing fees and inadequate facilities here as possible reasons for the shift but refused204 words
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Article448 1971-03-22 9 B Y NICK LUDINGTON in ANKARA, The kidnapping of four U.S. airmen was the last straw in Turkey's general unrest which preceded the recent toppling of the conservative Justice Party Government of Premier Suleyman Demirel, Leftist urban guerillas released the airmen unharmed last week but theAP - 448 words
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Article, Illustration172 1971-03-22 10 RAF charity walkers lose their COOL... IT was no act when this mobile merchant caught up with some strolling players yesterday. They really did want to buy his wares. And working on the theory that charity begins at home, he gladly accepted the cents from RAF Changi Theatre Club's chairty172 words
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311 1971-03-22 10 Centre to help test for health hazards ASSESSMENT of health hazards in the manufacture -and release of new drugs, foodstuff and chemicals will be one of the major services offered by the Huntingdon Research Centre, Singapore. The centre, which was set up this month, is a branch of one of311 words
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Article146 1971-03-22 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sub. Sharikat Amanah Bella Sdn. Bhd, a youth trust company wholly owned by the Malaysian Association of Youth Clubs, is expected to be in operation by early next month. The MAYC president, Tengku Abdullah, said today the company would be run on146 words
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135 1971-03-22 10 'We're not getting all local cement' say builders BUILDING contractors said yesterday they were not getting all the cement produced locally by the three manufacturers here. A statement issued yesterday by the Singapore Building Contractors Society in reply to the manufacturers that sales during January and February went up by135 words
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178 1971-03-22 10 MOSCOW, Sun. The Soviet Communist Party has decided to provide the people with more extensive information on world affairs in order to break the monopoly at present held by the British Broadcasting Corporation and other Western radio stations, it was learned inAFP - 178 words
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98 1971-03-22 10 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Johore suffered a loss of $6 4 million as a result of the recent floods, the Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Othman Sa'at, said today. Speaking at a tea party at his residence here, he said that $2 million worth of assistance98 words
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Article84 1971-03-22 10 KOTA BHARU, Sun. Police here have detained seven men in connection with the death of a shop assistant, Khuan Ah Peng, here last night. Khuan, 18, died at the General Hospital here from a stab wound sustained in a brawl with a group of84 words
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Title Section12 1971-03-22 11 T HE SIN GAPOR E herald Section II Monday, March 22, 197112 words
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576 1971-03-22 11 Going modern in Singapore— Our students' views OF RELIGION, CHANGES AND DISRUPTION A SEMINAR on Modernisation held at Singapore University last Saturday reflects our young peoples' views on the modernisation process of Singapore. Some 130 pre-university students from 31 schools took part in the seminar organised jointly by Sang Nila576 words
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74 1971-03-22 11 CONTRACT labourer Leong Kun, 40, died yesterday after tons of earth collapsed and buried him at a construction site in Boon Lay Road, Jurong, yesterday afternoon. The incident occurred when Leong was digging a 10-ft deep hole at the site. About 10 other workers74 words
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391 1971-03-22 11 Do you own any of these stolen articles? POLICE appeal to owners of the property, which have been recovered from a house in Lorong 21A, Geylang, to come and claim them. They are asked to contact the Off icer-in-Charge of Crime Branch or Inspector Yeo Khah Lee of Joo Chiat391 words
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Article31 1971-03-22 11 THE Singapore Medical Association will hold their annual dinner and dance at Golden Lotus restaurant on Saturday. Defence Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee will be the guest of honour.31 words
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291 1971-03-22 11 The chairman of the Singapore Malays National Organisation (SMNO), Haji Ahmad Taff, said yesterday that his party would certainly contest the next elections "if there is a healthy environment." "By this, I mean we would like equal time on radio and291 words
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Article37 1971-03-22 11 DISTRICT Governor F. Okazaki of District 355 of Japan Rotary Club will present a set of equipment for the Nutritional Anaemia Research Laboratory to the Director of Medical Services, Dr. Yeoh Seang Aun, on Thursday.37 words
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Article, Illustration306 1971-03-22 11 V.K.G. NAIR - RUNAWAY BUS CRASHES INTO SHOP: WOMAN SHOPPER KILLED V.K.G. NAIR By A WOMAN was killed and four others injured when a bus of the Changi Bus Company crashed into a pork seller's shop in North Bridge Road early yesterday morning. The bus was travelling from Geylang Serai to Capitol Theatre306 words
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134 1971-03-22 11 Youth stabbed to death outside bar A 20-YEAR-old youth, Low Song Lian of Segamat, Johore, was stabbed to death outside the Philippine Bar in Lorong 12, Geylang, early yesterday. At about 12.40 a.m. passersby saw him lying on his back with a six-inch knife stuck in his chest outside the134 words
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58 1971-03-22 11 THE president of the American Export-Import Bank, Mr. Henry Kearns, will arrive here on Thursday for a two-day visit. During his stay, Mr. Kearns will have meetings with government official and business leaders. Mr. Kearns is on a tour of East Asia discussing American58 words
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124 1971-03-22 11 A 58-MEMBER Canadian trade mission arrived here yesterday to study Singapore's investment climate and to look into possibilities of starting joint ventures with local industrialists. A Canadian High Commission spokesman said the mission was one of the direct results of Prime Minister Trudeau's124 words
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Advertisement92 1971-03-22 11 CINEMAS/Psge 12 ECONOMIC AFFAIRS/Pages 13/16 LIVING/TV/TOWN TALK/Pagos 14/15 SHIPPING/Pag.s 17/18 SPORT/Pagas 19/20 In AprilXJWjpi^ we bid MggQ^ you a warm welcome. With a spacious Island Ballroom, peerless service and incomparable cuisine, Shangri-La will provide anything the occasion calls for. Be it a Wedding Reception, Party, Ball or Cocktail Function for92 words
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Article, Illustration337 1971-03-22 12 IT MAY look like an ordinary sketch of a warrior on his horse, but it is an original etching by Salvador Dali, the Spanish surrealist painter. The etching in which Dali has captured the nobility and grandeur of the legendanry character,337 words
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127 1971-03-22 12 LIGHTER man Lim Chye Huat, 60. died of head injuries in the Outram Road General Hospital early yesterday in a fall on board a ship in Outer Roads last Thursday. According to another lighter man, Tan Ngua, Lim was unloading cargo from127 words
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Article43 1971-03-22 12 PROFESSOR T.K. Tan, chairman of Nanyang University's Economics Department, will leave Singapore at the end of this week on a tour of seven countries to study their smallscale industries. He is due back by the end of June.43 words
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199 1971-03-22 12 Jurong factories 'do their bit for community' MOST Jurong factories do contribute towards community projects, Mr. Ong Leng Chuan chairman of the Jurong sub-committee of tht Singapore Manufacturers' Association, saic yesterday. Mr Ong was commenting on Mr Chor Yeok Eng's criticism last week about some factory owners who would not199 words
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279 1971-03-22 12 $7,600 stolen from four shops in hotel THIEVES broke into a row of tourist shops at the Lion City Hotel on Saturday night and got away with more than $7,600 in cash and jewellery. The shops robbed include one belonging to a former MP, Mr. Bernard Rodrigues. It is called279 words
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Article, Illustration37 1971-03-22 12 JCI CHIEF COMING FOR TALKS THE president of Junior Chamber International, Mr. Graham Sinclair (above) is due here on Thursday. During his two-day visit he will discuss with local Jaycees plans for extension and development of programmes.37 words
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68 1971-03-22 12 POLICE detained a youth for possessing a stolen radio -tape recorder in Sixth Avenue, Bukit Timah Road, on Saturday. At about 5.30 p.m. a police detective on duty noticed the youth, carrying a travel bag, behaving suspiciously. When questioned, the youth could not give68 words
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391 1971-03-22 12 DESPITE TREBLING OF WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PAYMENTS INSURANCE circles do not foresee a rise in premiums for workmen's compensation policies, although the compensation rate is expected to be nearly trebled under a Bill going to Parliament soon. Most insurance companies said they regard workmen's391 words
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75 1971-03-22 12 Goh to watch Nantah film premiere DEFENCE Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee will attend Nanyang University Council's premiere of the Mandarin film The Invincible Eight at the Cathay Theatre on March 31 at 9.15 p.m. The proceeds will go to meet the cost of new buildings for the Graduate School,75 words
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Advertisement97 1971-03-22 12 S ODEON: next changes i mmtmml "BORSALINO' SCORES! 1 aggf Delon and Belmondo man their J J m\\tm^B' a tommy guns with engaging I £m\Vy MM flippancy!" -Playboy Magazine I A~*\ > Kflk ~lX!y*»* JEAN-PAUL ALAIN I WmrW. kk^*+- BELMONDO/ DELON I s rM W* a WfaW*** 9 I '^''^^J^mmmllmJ97 words
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Advertisement54 1971-03-22 12 i IEEP i THE following numbers were picked in yesterday's Toto draw No. 22/71: 37, 42, 45, 31, 44. The additional number was 32. The three circled numbers: 9, 39 and 31. The cash jackpot: $119,999. TODAY: 5.09 am (7.5 ft.); 9.97 pm (8.9 ft.) TOMORROW: 7.12 am (7.7 ft);54 words
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Advertisement533 1971-03-22 12 organisation; NOW SHOWING! J 11 a.m., 1.45, 4.00. 6.30 A 9.15 I ij Brian Keith. Helmut Gr em 1 "The McKenzie Break" color (UA) J J NEXT CHANGE! 1 James Coburn A Lynn Redgrave J 'BLOOD KIN" Technicolor (WB) J J* NOW SHOWING! I 11 a.m., 1.45, 4.00, 6.30 A533 words
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Miscellaneous525 1971-03-22 12 li a.m. 8 p.m.: Cultural art exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall. 7 p.m.: Night bazaars at Balestier Road; Jurong Road (7V£ m.s.); Jalan Bukit Ho Swee; Lorong 3 (Geylang); Prinsep Street; Queen's Crescent; Siglap Avenue and Tanjong Katong Road. 7.3i p.m.: Extra-mural studies department starts two new courses in525 words
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519 1971-03-22 13 i r j i i r. 1 1 1 ai i auk i JAKARTA, Sun. More than one-third of the U551,340 million of foreign capital investment in Indonesia since early 1967 has been invested in nine mining projects, costing U*****,514,000. Twenty-two countries had investedAFP - 519 words
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Article243 1971-03-22 13 PUBLIC TELEPHONE A REVOLUTIONARY public telephone, designed to outwit vandals, has been introduced by Associated Automation of London. The new machine does away with the usual handset and dial and uses push button numbers instead. A wall-mounted grill is the receiver and transmitter for listening and speaking into243 words
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Article265 1971-03-22 13 LONDON Reported Malaysian Government buying in the East sent London prices sharply higher in the past week but lack of followthrough generated some uncertainty. Reports later indicated speculative buying was largely responsible with the Malaysian Government making only small purchases. Prices eased uncertainly on this news but265 words
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Article204 1971-03-22 13 LONDON, Sun. Rank Organisation chairman John Davis said Rank would need additional funds to finance the current year's marketing programme and capital demands but he believed overall requirements in the foreseeable future would be provided by the company's own resources assisted by more overseas loans where necessary. In hisReuter - 204 words
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Article88 1971-03-22 13 LONDON, Sun. British-American Tobacco said it has agreed with H.J. Heinz of the U.S. that there is no basis for further conversations about a possible "association" of the two companies. BATs, confirming a U.K. press report, said that the companies were approached by an intermediary concerning a possible association,Reuter - 88 words
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Article153 1971-03-22 13 ARUN SENKUTTUVAN - TOKYO, Sun. Five major Japanese firms, including a leading metal refining company, have signed a contract with Metals Exploration of Australia for a joint nickel mine development venture in Northeast Australia, the large-circulation Japanese da fly Asa hi reported. Asahi said the Japanese firms Mitsubishi Shoji, Itoh, Nissho-Iwai,AFP - 153 words
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Article323 1971-03-22 13 The stock market closed slightly easier after a steady opening on Saturday Trading was fairly active. Toyota Motor, Sharp and Sony lost early gains on profit-taking. Daiwa House, Mitsumi Electric and some popular issues also gave ground. The stock average eased 5.85 yen to close at 2,336.05323 words
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Article, Illustration188 1971-03-22 13 PEOPOE in business Mr MICHAEL N.C. CHUA has been appointed managing director of Paterson Candy, Malaysia and Singapore. Paterson Candy is a joint venture between Harper Gilfillan Bhd and Paterson Candy International of London Mr Chua was previously general manager and director, Kuala Lumpur. He has been with the Harper188 words
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Article249 1971-03-22 13 AUSTRALIAN stock markets have taken a definite turn for the better. Interest in mining shares, particularly 'penny dreadfuls,' continues to increase with volume substantially higher than that ruling a month ago. On the mining boards, the relisting of some of the Mineral Securities subsidiaries, and the announcementTaurus - 249 words
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Article245 1971-03-22 13 The market was quiet last week, ahead of the U.K. budget, with prices tending to drift lower on lack of interest. The national engineering strike against the Industrial Relations Bill induced caution for most of the week but prices firmed latterly following the TUC's decision not to245 words
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Article23 1971-03-22 13 LONDON, Fri. (Changes in brackets): Industrials 321 1 (+0.6); Tins 63.24 (-0.35); Rubbers 170.27 (+1.22); Oils 269 66 (+4.06).23 words
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Article26 1971-03-22 13 NEW YORK' Fri (Changes in brackets): Industrials 912.92 (-3.91); Transportation 202.28 (-0.03); Utilities 125.42 (+0.42); Composite stocks 300.38 (-0.57); Bonds 71.57 (+0.11).26 words
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Article94 1971-03-22 13 HONGKONG (Rates in Hongkong On New York TT 6.***** On New York DD 6.02 Gold (99% fineness, per tael) 291.875 Note Rates: China (per 100 renminbi) 180.00 India (per 100 rupees) 47.00 Indonesia (per 10,000 new rupiahs) 154.00 Japan (per 10,000 yen) 160.50 Philippine (per 100 Pesos)94 words
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Advertisement682 1971-03-22 13 h CMIWB I 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 Si .oo property PROBLEMS!!! Please ADRIAN'S CANE FURNITURE of consult David Pnoa Sons— distinction and furnishing682 words
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Article, Illustration345 1971-03-22 14 Gla mo ur Garden A TRIUMPH of landscape when a big garden becomes rolling, undulating grounds filled with verdant greenery. In the heart of Bin Tong Park exists such a place. The house sits atop a hillside partly hidden from the road. In fact you would never guess the triumph345 words
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Advertisement81 1971-03-22 14 GET RID OF DnifflfiUFF USE SELSUN r J M itf fl nV afl mawmW iE a* a^Ba.^^ OaHa^alftl MtS%. '■av j^4\\ OaWJ^^OON Nat *a&w. m \\W I ORB* P^^^. 4mv^ \^amm\W ACTS QUICKLY.. y TO CONTROL DANDRUFF V SELSUN CONTROLS SYMPTOMS.. RELIEVES ITCHING. CLEANS k\ THE SCALP AND WHISKS AWAY81 words
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Miscellaneous192 1971-03-22 14 HE LP YO URSE LF u nblock in9 a drain r 36 Frst Features thTt c™ n ,ro.^.a. ,S B lif* Ja,IV "I** S? I***** 60 ith fi k 5 If v u have no drain plunger, it ,s Fold the towel, work it quickly in and olumb*^Lr££L Wo r?«i192 words
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334 1971-03-22 15 A.K. LEE - How one lawyer made a profit from crime A.K. LEE By CYNICS say that lawyers are the only people who consistently make a profit out of crime. So the cynics might be amused to hear that a lawyer with a prominent firm had his house burgled recently. But in fact334 words
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Article, Illustration276 1971-03-22 15 fiociai Wotti DATO S.I O Alsagoff, ConsulGeneral of Saudi Arabia, held a cocktail reception at his home in Chancery Lane on Thursday evening. "It's just a friendlygathering,'' he told friends who asked whether there was any special occasion. About 200 guests showed up at276 words
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Article143 1971-03-22 15 TRAVEL agents and the senior staff of Aeroflot.the Russian airline, were invited to a cocktail party on Wednesday at Hotel Imperial to meet Mr. M. Mahajan, Chairman of Delhi Express Travels (Pte.) Ltd. According to Mr. Vladimir Kulinich, District Manager of Aeroflot, Delhi Express handles a large143 words
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Article49 1971-03-22 15 THE Bahais celebrated their new year yesterday at the Baha'i Centre in Hartley Grove. The Baha'i religion dates back to 1863 when its founder, Baha'u'llah claimed to be the Messenger of God of his age. There are about 200 followers in Singapore. f ONOMH am aims49 words
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Miscellaneous134 1971-03-22 15 BLONDIE By Chic Young F/* o X 7 rl I HERE'S s~ MR OITMEOS- VEH- ,W *S EXCUSE ME E CHECK J THE WAITER SROUGWT I TIMED THAT A MOMENT DAGWOCO-O I k S R 1 V_ CMECK "KM BEAUTIPUL.LV < I WANT TO GET Z_ J <£♦, V Wm134 words
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339 1971-03-22 16 THE previous week's quiet and listless conditions spilled into last week's trading in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore and prices continued to be eroded. There was no real buying interest and the number of transactions fell to 5,968,500 compared to the339 words
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Article216 1971-03-22 16 KILLINGH ALL TIN: March 23, 11 a.m. at 70 Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. HONGKONG TIN: March 23, noon at 70 Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. MALAYAN CEMENT: March 26, noon at registered office, Rumah Harimau, 468 Jalan Ipoh, KKuala Lumpur. YEO HIAP SENG, March 26, noon at Room 301216 words
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238 1971-03-22 16 LONDON, Wed. The Sino British Trade Council (SBTC) announced plans to step up British trade with China. The privately-sponsored council that includes major British companies said it is sending four executives to China in April and May to find out what sort of238 words
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Article1504 1971-03-22 16 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE Jan/Feb. Price Closing prices Yields Weekly Turnovers 1971 Company or High Low on week Buyers Sellers Divid. Earn. Ready Delayed '000 +or '000 +or SINGAPORE INCORPORATED INDUSTRIALS 1.43 1.36 Acma +.05 1.41 1.45 10.7 4-1 3.00 2.70 Allied Choc. -.03 2.781,504 words
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495 1971-03-22 16 RUBBER TIN (per kilo) (per picul) March 15 102.75 cts. $645.62' 2 16 104.75 cts. 9 646.25 17 105.50 cts. J647.37Vt 18 106.00 cts. $648.00 19 106.50 cts. 9 645.12V* On Saturday, Straits tin rallied to wipe out Friday's loss, gaining 84.50 in a very steady495 words
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296 1971-03-22 16 BRUSSELS, Sun. The European Economic Community (EEC) Executive Commission has submitted a plan for duty-free imports worth US$l,OOO million annually from 91 undeveloped countries twice the amount the Common Market now takes and charges duty on. The Commission hopes to get approvalAP - 296 words
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Article141 1971-03-22 16 More Exim loans for Philippines MANILA, Sun. U.S. Export-Import Bank president Henry Kearns has expressed optimism about the future of the Philippine economy, and indicated Ex-im Bank would soon expand its loan programme here. Kearns spoke at a news conference on Friday before leaving for Hongkong on the third legAFP - 141 words
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Article91 1971-03-22 16 LONDON, Sun. The Secretariat of the International Sugar organisation (ISO) has released 27,000 tons of sugar from the hardship fund. It said The Dominican Republic get 17,000 tons and Thailand 10,000 tons. Both together applied for 230,000 tons. The new export quotas for 1971 forAP - 91 words
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Article111 1971-03-22 16 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR MARCH, 22. OUT: Nienburg 3/4; Kyoshin Maru 18; Heiyo Maru 19; Kunak 20; Patagonia 31/32; George Vergotis (tanker) 36/39; Shosei Maru 47; Santa Ana 48; Tapah 21 west; A neo Swan (tanker) 13/14; Margaret Cord 5;111 words
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Article27 1971-03-22 16 FRASFR' S INDUSTRIAL INDICES Singapore Malaysia March 15 655.86 433.03 16 656.93 431.38 17 656.93 431.16 18 658.47 430.61 19 658.55 430.51 Changes on we <* 1.26 2.1527 words
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Article85 1971-03-22 16 Current Date Total for Total for payment payable the year previous year Setron(l) i O T E April 21 10% TE P VIOUs ye Kesang Tin pref. 15 iV Aokam Tin (2) 7'/,% May 11 lr, Sei. C'nuts (3) 5 April 21 ?n K.L.-Kepong(l) 15 April 23 2085 words
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Article, Illustration80 1971-03-22 17 KEY FOR EASY REFERENCE. The shippmg schedules beginning on this page are given in four parts for ships westbound, eastbound, southbound and a .!t a EaCh entry g,ves the following information: NAME OF SHIP, date of arrival/departure, ports of call, name of line abbreviated/name of agent(s) abbreviated. At80 words
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Advertisement623 1971-03-22 17 II barberOteg SAILINGS TO E. CANADA, L.S. ATLANTIC hngapofe P.Sha-. Panang N.Tark Batalon N'Faak B'mara Montr.. FERNLAND Sailad Mar ;j <!4 Mar May b Jaw I I aa»- ia TARANTEL Ma. 29 Ma, i, /M M. 5 May Ma ■RONXVILLE AprS/l May Ma, 2/ Z May 29 May 18 FERNGATE623 words
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Miscellaneous960 1971-03-22 17 iA/AOiKAI ir^a^i Including ALL ships bound for the Americas, e.g. Coast nnrt nf M^rtn ran»r,i c V V t?b I DOUn a sh.ps sail log ezst ou, of Singapore to Pac,£ Sgjg tLggngg tetjg p^etc. ALASKA MARU Apr 14/16 P. S'ham. Durban. L.Marques. C'town. P.El.zabeth. ORI ENTAu QUEEN Apr 10/12960 words
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Advertisement326 1971-03-22 18 flS 1 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL mMm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD m N<> uil Jin Ampang. Kuala Lumpur LM H The National Shippinq Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE »'»|ii*. ■'.S'taam ■*■*>•• Baß— BUNGA BAVA 2S tl Mar 88/SI MAR mat/i Apr Havre 28/4 Loono.i JU 4 Hamburg b/b R dam 8/b Antwerp326 words
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Miscellaneous916 1971-03-22 18 mmm iQCtr^iOl infl ,nc, Lid«nQ ships sailing out of Singapore for Far ■—CAOllwxyLaJl *\mJ East ports to the north east. ANNA TAYLOR Mar 30/Apr 4 Saigon. SSV/BA MONT BLANC May 19 Saigon, K'som, Bangkok. MM/MM ASTRID BAKKE May 11/13 P. S'ham. Penang, Hongkong, Japan, Vancouver. KNUT/SB M.S. TAIPOOSHAN Mar 29/30916 words
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Article, Illustration2408 1971-03-22 19 FOREST JIM WINS THE DERBY INCOME Kongsi's Forest Jim, ridden a confident race by Johnny Miller, won the $30,000 Singapore Derby at Bukit Timah yesterday. Handily positioned behind the pace maker Speechmaker all the way, Miller sent his mount after him and after a few strides, Forest Jim hit the2,408 words
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Article43 1971-03-22 19 Ist— No: *****8 ($4,615). 2nd No: *****7 ($1,318) 3rd— No. *****8 ($659). STARTERS ($l5O each) Nos: *****0, *****0, *****2, *****5, *****4, *****3, *****8, *****6, *****5, *****7. CONSOLATION ($lOO each, Nos: *****7, .*****9, *****4, *****2, *****9, *****4, *****5, *****3, *****2, *****3.43 words
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Article160 1971-03-22 19 MANILA, Sun. Albert Poon of Hongkong broke a sixyear "jinx" today, when he won the Sixth Asian Karting Prix with a spectacular display of driving power. The 33-year-old Poon led from start to finish, routing his challengers with a dazzling speed that left him almost withoutAFP - 160 words
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Miscellaneous73 1971-03-22 19 DAVY JONES By Sam Leff F^*^ v^ I —^S3^^ ik^M i < jftW T yeah, bliss. ..irs as. f the llhmv^. V m^ <2Ss«^ Am^Sr 'xY OLO GIRL'S TRYING TO TELL US I h';7 <t^^^ > 'l^W^T xV X X //<L <m| V SHE'S GLAP SOMEONE'S V V-„^...^M^ T X73 words
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Article, Illustration594 1971-03-22 20 LIM TIONG WAH - LIM TIONG WAH FIRST COMMONWEALTH TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS SINGAPORE qualified for the semi-finals of the First Commonwealth Table Tennis championship after a controversial 3-hour 50 minute Group "A" match against Nigeria at the Singapore Badminton Stadium yesterday. The Nigerians protested over an alleged "copped" service byChia Chong Boon - 594 words
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Article109 1971-03-22 20 ZAINUDDIN Ishak, 17, won the Singapore Age Group Tennis singles title for Boys' 19 and under at Tanglin yesterday. He beat Alan James in straight sets of 6-3, 6-2. The Boys' Under- 14 title went to Seah Huay Keng who breat Charles Andrews 6-1, 6-4. Andrews won109 words
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Article957 1971-03-22 20 MEN'S: Group A England beat Malaysia 5-3 (England first): A. Clayton lost to Loong Ping Sum 13-21, 23-25; A. Hydes bt. Leong Tak Seng 21-13, 21-16; T.T. Ayder bt. Soong Poh Wah 21-5, 21-14; Hydes lost to Loong 21-15, 19-21, 18-21; Clayton lost to Soong 18-21, 15-21;957 words
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Article105 1971-03-22 20 MATCHES for ninth to eleventh positions in the men's team event today: Pakistan vs Canada (Table 4) 9 a.m. For fifth to eighth places: Australia vs Malaysia (Table 8) 9 a.m.; New Zealand vs Nigeria (Table 7) 9 a.m. For ninth to eleventh: Pakistan vs Ghana (Table 8)105 words
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Article13 1971-03-22 20 LONDON, Sun. Result of yesterday's men's hockey International: England 0 France 0 AFPAFP - 13 words
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Article158 1971-03-22 20 RACERS READY FOR GP For the first time in the history of the Singapore Grand Prix, local competitors were permitted to practice along the back stretch of the Thomson Road circuit. More than 50 entrants completed their practices and notable among the competitors was the Datsun team led by Harvey158 words
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Article124 1971-03-22 20 NEW DELHI, Sun. Gra ham Marsh of Australia overcame an upset stomach and fired a four-under-par 69 to win the Indian Open golf championship by one stroke over fellow countryman David Graham here today. The four-day tournament was decided on the par-four 425-yard last hole,124 words
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299 1971-03-22 20 Tinnion takes five wickets for three runs THE ARMY lived up to their reputation as champions when they trounced the Rest by 104 runs in the Singapore Cricket Association annual Champions vs Rest match at Gillman Barracks yesterday. The champions owed their splendid victory to their pace bowler, Tinnion, who299 words
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573 1971-03-22 20 LONDON, Sun. There were no changes at the top of the football league yesterday. Leeds United defeated Crystal Palace 2-1 and Arsenal pipped Blackpool 1-0 at Highbury and the gap between the two top teams remains at six points. Arsenal 1 Blackpool 0573 words
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Article190 1971-03-22 20 JASBIR SINGH - JASBIR SINGH ARMY INNINGS Darlrymple c Pritam b Davey 31 Fahey lbw Sivalingam 17; Morgan c McCall b Davey 1; Howard Dobson c Muruthi b Sivalingam 19; Eccles b John Martens 28; Springer st Pritam b Fuller 12; Roberts st Pritam b Muruthi 0; Chandler not out 18; Raybourne190 words
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Article111 1971-03-22 20 COMBINED SCHOOLS *A' held Singapore Recreation Club to a draw in the Singapore Cricket Association junior league match on the Padang yesterday. SRC: 159 (T. Cheah 60, Yunos Valibhoy 25, Balbir Singh 17, CampbeU 16, Martin Edward three for 27 and Fazal Elahi six for 39). Schools: 89 for eight.111 words
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Article, Illustration52 1971-03-22 20 TEXAS Instruments went haywire on Saturday. Their trouble was caused by The Singapore Herald's freescoring forwards who took their side to a 6-1 win. Herald have now netted 17 in three games. Jumari and Sulaiman each netted two goals, with Benson and Rahman contributing the52 words
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