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Title Section15 1971-04-06 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 219 Singapore Tuesday, April 6, 1971 MC(P) NO. 2525 15 CENTS15 words
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407 1971-04-06 1 POLLY CHANG - Give the children a break call to Govt hospitals POLLY CHANG By A UNIVERSITY paediatrician yesterday called on all Government hospitals to relax rules for parents visiting their sick children. Speaking at the School of Nursing, Prof. Wong Hock Boon of Singapore University's Paediatrics Department said there were three main407 words
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Article68 1971-04-06 1 LONDON. Mon. God ran second to booze m a survey of what people dream about while under anaesthesia. Four British doctors gave this report m the British Journal of Anaesthesia. They took the cases of 24 patients. Seven dreamt about drinking m a PUDAP - 68 words
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Article40 1971-04-06 1 ODD BONN: West Germany may delay ratification of its treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland until 1972 or even 1973, because they have come under fire from the opposition and been greeted coolly by some of West Germany's allies.40 words
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Article28 1971-04-06 1 DDD SANTIAGO: The governing left-wing coalition of President Salvador Allende scored heavy gains m the Chilean Municipal elections yesterday, emerging with nearly half of the total vote. AFPAFP - 28 words
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Article, Illustration309 1971-04-06 1 Shots in dark at S'pore boat A SINGAPORE fisherman,. Foo Kong Peng, 56, was killed when a fusillade of shots m the dark hit a fishing boat m the sea off Mersing at about 5 a.m. on Saturday. The vessel, SMF 29tf, owned by Hai Chuan Fishing Company, had left309 words
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265 1971-04-06 1 AGARTALA, Mon. The acting leader of Bangla Desh the breakaway province of East Pakistan said today his "freedom forces" were trying to acquire foreign arms "from anyone who will sell them." At the same time, Mijanur Rahman, organising secretary ofAP - 265 words
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Article, Illustration194 1971-04-06 1 Bus depot posters: Hundreds late for work HUNDREDS of people depending on Changi Bus Company for transport were late for work yesterday morning when no bus turned up along the route for several hours. Early morning workers found the two entrances to the bus depot m Changi Road blocked by194 words
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114 1971-04-06 1 JAKARTA, Mon. President Suharto plans to give each of Indonesia's nine political parties contesting the July 3 general elections a loud-speaker-equipped car and U5526,500 m a gesture apparently designed to mute their criticisms. The cars and the money to be used114 words
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226 1971-04-06 1 HUEN PENG KONG - HUEN PENG KONG By UNSCRUPULOUS dealers have been jacking up the price of cement m Singapore. A bag of cement now costs $3.70 an increase of 80 cents over the past three weeks. Receipts shown to a Herald reporter yesterday showed that cement was226 words
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Article50 1971-04-06 1 WASHINGTON, Tues. A Pentagon source today disclosed an American intelligence estimate that China has doubled its military force m northern Laos over the past few months to 20,000 men. In addition, heavy anti-air-craft batteries and a radar network had been installed m northern Laos. AFPAFP - 50 words
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Article45 1971-04-06 1 MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Communist Party's 24th Congress today gave "unanimous" endorsement to Party chief Leonid Brezhnev's six-hour sum-up of Soviet successes and hopes, ending five days of debate. Mr Brezhnev's report last Tuesday generally called for endorsement of the status quo.45 words
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218 1971-04-06 1 BANGKOK, Mon. Thai Premier Thanom Kittikachorn yesterday saw a joint army-air force exercise which turned out to be real fighting with terrorists near the Laotian border. Government House sources said the fighting was m Northernmost Chiengrai Province. Mr Thanom, who also is DefenceAFP - 218 words
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Article126 1971-04-06 1 ROME, Mon. A court investigation was under way into a Labour Board complaint that male workers were developing bosoms and women were growing beards m factories producing hormones. The names of the Rome pharmaceutical plants were not disclosed. The Labour Board submitted the complaints toAP - 126 words
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Article, Illustration41 1971-04-06 1 The monthly salary of one clerk can buy you this complete accounting system* (Under the Olivetti easy payment plan). Olivetti (Singapore) Re. Ltd Tel ***** Olivetti (Malaysia) Sdn Bemad Tel: *****41 words
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Advertisement7 1971-04-06 1 MAN At WHEEL SHOT DEAD OFF MERSING7 words
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Miscellaneous11 1971-04-06 1 WEATHER outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Fair11 words
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Article, Illustration1024 1971-04-06 2 CHUA PENG CHYE - CHUA PENG CHYE FROM AN EDITORIAL IN THE LATEST ISSUE OF THE TOWN PLANNING INSTITUTE (Singapore branch) JOURNAL By MUCH has been said about recreation and leisure these days; about how we should anticipate an unprecedented demand for recreational facilities because increasing prosperity would result m socio-economic upgrading, and1,024 words
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Article1166 1971-04-06 2 W.R. JANSEN Valuer, State - W.R. JANSEN Valuer, State By City Planning IN VIEW of the interest m whether the recent rapid rate of rising property values would continue, level off or decline, Mr. Jansen, a Chartered Surveyor, was asked to give his unofficial views on this topical subject. Mr. Jansen wishes to1,166 words
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Article622 1971-04-06 2 2 D AC s In our regular Health Forum space this week, our doctor discusses a topic of special interest to his profession today. Doctors and politics... IT HAD to happen at last one newspaper has out with the story that some doctors are behind a new political party622 words
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Article, Illustration434 1971-04-06 2 Calley-both war hero and villain THE SINGAPORE HERALD Tuesday, April 6, 1971 THE REACTION to Lieut William Calley's conviction provides some interesting insights into American attitudes to the Vietnam war and it underlines President Nixon's well-known propensity to turn unlikely situations to his political advantage. Calley's guilt was never m434 words
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Advertisement35 1971-04-06 2 MEAN SING GOLDSMITH W 3. Dealers m **o\w diamonds, jades. aWA***aW* ~!*T*&UT ~~-^\\*mm\**b\ UJr b^T^KL pearls, precious stones. I li^ m 9^ a A 'W^k W B^BBj^^t^B^B^B^B^^ Moderate HLHHHiBBfIHHBHHBHBB^H 128-130, ARAB STREET, SINGAPORE TEL: *****35 words
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Article, Illustration373 1971-04-06 3 THE St. Andrew's Mission Hospital will add more units for specialised treatment to improve its present facilities. The first Hoor of the hospital which is now used as a laboratory and an X-ray unit will be renovated for the new specialist clinics surgical, skin,373 words
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162 1971-04-06 3 32,000 vehicles with smoky exhausts booked MORE than 32,000 drivers of vehicles with smoky exhausts were booked m the first year of the anti-pollution campaign from April 1 last year to March 31 this year. This was about three-and-a-half times the number of cases booked for the previous year, according162 words
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Article113 1971-04-06 3 SINGAPORE bus guide booklets continued to sell like hot cakes. A fresh consignment of 5,000 copies were brought up within 30 minutes at the General Post Office yesterday. A spokesman at the counter said: "At the rate these boklets are selling, 1 think we113 words
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385 1971-04-06 3 Urban problems: City planners have difficult task SINGAPORE is m the midst of an urban revolution, which would create unprecedented problems for its people, according to an article m the Town Planning Institute journal. The article was written by a town planner, Mr. Balbir Singh Jholl, and a surveyor, Mr.385 words
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Article, Illustration314 1971-04-06 3 Shopping signs go up in Russian THE increasing Russian presence m this region is being felt most m one corner of Singapore. THE PLACE: Two floors of a departmental store called President Emporium m the President Building m Serangoon Road. The store's signs appear m three languages English, Chinese and314 words
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Article, Illustration289 1971-04-06 3 Aussie firm to make S'pore its tourist hub THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will work with an Australian tourist company to make Singapore the hub of its tourist movement m the Orient. The executive director of Master Hosts Travel Pty. Ltd, Mr. Bill Walden, met officials of the board yesterday289 words
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Article167 1971-04-06 3 THE men who smashed one of the biggest opium smuggling syndicates m this region m 1963 has just retired-after 31 years' service m the Customs Department. He is Senior Supt. Trevor Hale, Chief of the Special Investigations Division at Customs House m Maxwell Road. A linguist167 words
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Article94 1971-04-06 3 A STOREMAN who was blinded m one eye when a bus conductor hit him with a ticket punch was awarded more than $20,000 damages yesterday by the High Court. Sa'ad bin Ahmad had sued the Keppel Bus Company Ltd, against whom the order was94 words
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Advertisement96 1971-04-06 3 11 exciting days m Hong Kong and Taiwan from only $1420. It's Mansfields Air/Sea Tour. Two departures weekly. Special group rates available. MANSFIELDS TRAVEL 11 Palmer Road Singapore 2 Tel: *****6. L^b^». PERFORMANCE mA^^jl^lJm EDUCES FRICTION Jn^7^^^Jyy"W^^^^^B Bardalil motor od (■pM top I *o«vo Bardahl transmission differential oil BB^B^H W^H96 words
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Miscellaneous68 1971-04-06 3 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker "CL„ ,-ZT>\ APVERSITV I I CAN'T WORK V ADVERS/Ty' llf 7 1 JAM'T sj? A iMOtff EVERV3OPV STRENGTHENS WITH IT. FUZZ. STRENGTHENS C rAT« flrtlfc* fe 1 ul)Au££ VEU6 AT ME. I A MAN'S THE MEN ARE A MAM'S f £Z "c J-- r 968 words
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Article, Illustration374 1971-04-06 4 'Why do better paid PSA men do less work than others?' THE PORT Authority wants to find out why the productivity of its cargo handlers were much lower than those at the Telok Ayer Basin. The PSA chairman, Mr. Kowe Yoon Chong, said that one factor was the PSA's better374 words
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417 1971-04-06 4 SINGAPOREANS can expect to see larger, wellplanned shipping centres distributed all over the island exhibiting a unique "Asian" shopping behaviour. This was the conclusion drawn by Inche Abdullah bin Tarmugi, a research officer at the State and City Planning Office, from a recent survey417 words
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Article143 1971-04-06 4 SINGAPORE'S trade will be measured m metric units from Jan. 1 next year. Goods imported, exported or transhipped will be shown m metric units m declarations and licences that are presented to the Customs and other Government departments. The administrative manager of the Singapore Manufacturers'143 words
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Article129 1971-04-06 4 MSA gets new F-500's THE first of a fleet of nine Fokker F-27-500's aircraft for Malaysian-Singapore Airlines arrived yesterday from Amsterdam, Holland. The airline has two second hand Fokker-500's m service. An MSA spokesman said the Fokkers would go into service m East Malaysia m a month's time after technical129 words
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Article, Illustration12 1971-04-06 4 LAFF A DAY "Here's the oicture our secret camera got of him."12 words
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Article155 1971-04-06 4 DO MORE SOCIAL WORK -UNION MALAY teachers m Singapore are urged to play a more active role m society. This is stated m the Malay Teachers' Union organ "Union News." "To say that they are busy and that they have done their share by educating children are but poor excuses.155 words
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Article79 1971-04-06 4 PAPERBAG paster Poh Ah Lee was committed at the end of yesterday's preliminary inquiry to stand trial m the High Court for the alleged rape of his 12-year-old adopted daughter. Poh, 40, who is alleged to have committed the offence on Oct. 10 last79 words
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86 1971-04-06 4 NO decision has yet been taken by the Labour Ministry on the appeal by four workers of Metal Box Company of Malaysia who were dismissed m February. The four workers chargehand Yang Loo Ming, machine operator Chan Kian Lai, fitter Hong Long Huat and86 words
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476 1971-04-06 4 'Community centres are poor men's playgrounds' MOST visitors to community centres liye m HDB flats, shophouses or tenements and come from large households with an average monthly income of $360. This is the finding of a survey carried out" m the central and town areas and the Jurong Housing Estate476 words
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Article, Illustration95 1971-04-06 4 His and Hers from Manila THE beauty of the models is accentuated by the lovely clothes they will wear at a fashion show this weekend. The clothes were shown at a Press preview yesterday. Created by Pitoy Moreno, who is considered the "fashion Czar of Asia," the clothes show what95 words
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449 1971-04-06 4 COUNSEL for one of the two men sentenced to death m the first no-jury trial m Singapore submitted yesterday that the trial judges erred m admitting a cautioned statement made by his client tc a police inspector. Mr. Freddy Yin Ec Kheng who represented449 words
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216 1971-04-06 5 Let us teach in English say Malays MALAY teachers want to teach m English. And now their union has proposed that English should be the medium of instruction m all schools which teach m Malay. They also want a second language to be made compulsory. More than 100 Malay political,216 words
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Article, Illustration128 1971-04-06 5 ONG Hean Teik, 35, is now Commanding Officer of the Organised Crimes Section, CID, He was one of 22 inspectors promoted to Assistant Superintendent at the weekend. ASP Ong was actively involved m cracking the $960,000 Chartered Bank holdup last year. Last Christmas, he led128 words
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Article201 1971-04-06 5 MORE HDB FLATS AND SHOPS THE Housing and Development Board has started work on the seventh and last neighbourhood m Queenstown, first developed m the '50s by the Singapore Improvement Trust. The project is expected to cost $40 million when completed by 1975. The area, covering 96.2 acres, is bounded201 words
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322 1971-04-06 5 CPIB man: No offer to shipyard boss AN OFFICER of the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau yesterday denied telling a shipyard director on a corruption charge that he would get only a light fine if he was cooperative m making his statement. Prosecution witness Chung Song Meng was being crossexamined by322 words
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Article, Illustration354 1971-04-06 5 Jobs galore for school leavers in shipbuilding industry: Low SCHOOL leavers have great opportunities waiting for them m Singapore shipbuilding and repairing industry, Mr Low Guan Onn, deputy general Manager of Jurong Shipyard, said yesterday. Speaking at the Telok Kurau Secondary School annual speech day, Mr Low' said Singapore's potantial354 words
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Article131 1971-04-06 5 40RE than 800 guests am, delegates to the JCI conference were treated to a cultural show and buffet at Ponggol Hotel last night. For many of them, it was their first time seeing pugilistic shows and Lion dance. The show was sponsored by JCI of131 words
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Article, Illustration303 1971-04-06 6 A Malaysian identity must be essentially Malay: MP KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian identity to be created should be of a Malay essence, a Member of Parliament, Inche Musa Hitam, said here today. Inche Musa, a lecturer m the University of Malaya, said this when he presented a working paper303 words
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243 1971-04-06 6 Khir: Govt may step in on Malay shares KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said here today he might have to ask the Government to set up a special fund to take up shares m industrial enterprises allotted to Malays. He added that243 words
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Article82 1971-04-06 6 JOHORE Bahru, Mon. The Alliance will field an MCA candidate m the forthcoming state Assembly by-election for Bekok. This was disclosed here today by the Deputy Prime Minister, and Johore Alliance Chairman, Tun (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman. He did not give the name82 words
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93 1971-04-06 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Examinations Syndicate is investigating allegations regarding the Malaysian Certificate of Education Examination results. Its controller, Inche Rahman Arshad said today: "We are very concerned about the allegations and we are investigating the matter m detail. "We are analysing the results93 words
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Article80 1971-04-06 6 TWO teenage workers, Yap Chong Leng, 16., and Yeo Boon Cheng, 13, were slightly burnt when a shoe factory caught fire m Lorong 3, Geylang, at noon yesterday. Damage to the factory is estimated at $700. A fire engine brought the blaze under control within 1580 words
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139 1971-04-06 6 'Need for greater liaison to help job seekers' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. There is a need for greater co-ordination between various agencies, such as Government Ministers, the private sector and philanthropic organisations, m providing suitable jobs for school leavers. This was stated here today by Deputy Director-General of Education, Inche Abdullah139 words
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Article69 1971-04-06 6 AN ELECTRICAL company employee, who bought five PUB-inscribed chokes from a rag and- bone man he was unable to identify, was fined $100 or 10 days' jail by a magistrate yesterday. Lee Chee Kuan, 57, of Kirn Keat Avenue, pleaded guilty to a charge of fraudulent possession of69 words
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Article, Illustration18 1971-04-06 6 '"Steak Supreme for two, $27.95. Golly! That's more than I earn ALL DAY as your secretary."18 words
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335 1971-04-06 6 Viewpoint IT was with interest that I read the article published recently m the Herald concerning life and conditions at the Dragon Lotus Hill Temple, Home for Aged Sick. I fully appreciate the sentiments of the contributor to your paper and agreed335 words
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712 1971-04-06 6 'HP Act has failed to protect hirer' IF it is reasonable to assume that the protection of the hirer can be said to be one of the predominant objectives of the Hire Purchase Act, 1969 then it can be firmly stated that this act is a failure on two counts:712 words
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121 1971-04-06 6 I REFER to proNTUC's letter (S.H. March 25) regarding a refusal of is fare by a taxi. AH taxis are required to accept fares whether for short or long journeys as long as they are picking up passengers. Whilst it is necessary to curb121 words
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733 1971-04-06 6 IN any society, it is impossible for a Government to please everybody. However efficient, progressive and' dynamic a ruling party may be m running the country, friction and dissatisfaction amongst the citizens are bound to occur. In most cases, the differences m opinion733 words
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Article239 1971-04-06 7 Golda turns down Suez plan JERUSALEM, Fri Premier Golda Meir last night said "No" to Egypt's latest proposal for re opening the Suez Canal- But she left the door open to further discussion on the matter. Addressing a conference of her ruling Labour Party, Mrs. Meir said no one shouldAP - 239 words
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Article38 1971-04-06 7 DDD JERUSALEM: Members of several socialist parties-in-exile from Communist countries and right-wing autocracies attended the opening of the conference of Israel's ruling Labour party. Among them were two members of what was described only as "the Spanish underground."38 words
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Article399 1971-04-06 7 ROME, Mon. Millions of hot-blooded Italians listened as Carla the whore poured out her problems during a radio programme. But towards the end of the programme (aria's secret was tumbled she was really a respectable suburban wife, married with four children. That was just one of the399 words
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Article, Illustration301 1971-04-06 7 Rebels halt vital Ford plants LONDON, Tues. Thousands of workers returned to their jobs today at 17 Ford Motor Co. Plants after a nine-week strike, but rebels at two key plants stayed out m moves that could bar renewed production. Elsewhere m Britain's troubled industrial scene, train drivers began aAP - 301 words
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Article50 1971-04-06 7 DDD JAKARTA, Mon. West German Minister for Economic Co-operation, Dr. Erhard Eppler, said on arrival here today that West Germany's project aid to Indonesia this year would be bigger than last year's. He was welcomed at the airport by Indonesia's State Minister for Economy, Finance and Industry, Sultan Hamengku-Buwono. AFAP - 50 words
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74 1971-04-06 7 SANTIAGO, Sun. Chilean President Salvador Allende smiles as he casts his vote yesterday m the nationwide Municipal elections. This is the first chance for Allende to judge the popularity of his five month-old Marxist Government OPPOSITION But Allende may not be smiling when the74 words
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260 1971-04-06 7 LEFT-WINGERS hTELL INDIRA: RECOGNISE BANGLA DESH NEW DELHI, Mon. Some leftwing Opposition members of the Rajya Sabha today demanded that the Indian Government immediately recognise "Independent Bengal Government" and provide all possible assistance including military help. The House was continuing a debate on the Indian President's address to it when260 words
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132 1971-04-06 7 DOVER, England, Mon. A fleet of ten straining tugs last night palled the 25,155--ton tanker Panther off the treacherous Goodwin Sands m the English Channel, apparently ending a six-day threat of massive oil pollution of Britain's south coast beaches. The tngs polled the132 words
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101 1971-04-06 7 WASHINGTON, Mon. The National Cancer Institute has awarded a contract to a suburban Virginia laboratory to make two million marijuana cigarettes for testing to determine if smoking large amounts of the drug can lead to cancer. However, the institute refuses to say which laboratoryAP - 101 words
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267 1971-04-06 7 Lon Nol troops flee as Reds attack PHNOM PENH, Mon. Communist troops launched i big offensive today against the eastern defences of Kompong Cham, the Mekong River town 50 miles northeast of here, the Cambodian High Command reported today. The Command spokesman said forces possibly totalling 5,000 men attacked four267 words
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Miscellaneous334 1971-04-06 7 Bishop and knight end game ENDGAMES require a 8 3j~ certain amount of theory, __™__|BILJBi J^ and unless a player is equipped with such know- 6 <$} ledge, he is bound to falter m the defence of the game. 4 And to make the game more interesting, there is ammm334 words
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303 1971-04-06 8 Russians are alive and well in SouthEast Asia NEW YORK, Tues. The Russians aren't coming to South-East Asia. They have already arrived. This statement, attributed to a Western diplomat stationed m the area tops a survey published by Newsweek magazine yesterday. The report said some South-East Asians regarded the growingAP - 303 words
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Article206 1971-04-06 8 New bid to quell prison riot MANILA, Mon. A company of National Police joined prison guards today m efforts to keep peace at the National Penitentiary m nearby Mutinlupa where two prisoners were killed and eight wounded yesterday. The prison's administrative officer, Exequel Santos, said 3,000 prisoners had tried to206 words
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204 1971-04-06 8 SATO: CHINA'S UN SEAT IS FOR TAIPEH, PEKING FUKUOKA, Tues. The Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato said today China's seat at the United Nations is a matter for China and Taiwan to settle. Mr Sato's statement m effect r~ denied press reports m Tokyo which say more officials at theAP - 204 words
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Article33 1971-04-06 8 DDD NEW YORK: Jazz trumpeter Louis (Satchmo) Armstrong asked for food and "his condition improved slightly during the day. a spokesman for Beth Israel hospital said. But he still is being fed intravenously.33 words
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195 1971-04-06 8 Vie Damone walks out of gangster movie HOLLYWOOD, California, Mon. Singer-actor Vie Dam one, cast m the role of singer Johnny Fontaine m the movie production "The Godfather," said he has quit the part because the picture was "not m the best image of Italian- Americans." Damone, whose real name195 words
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357 1971-04-06 8 SAIGON, Mon. North Vietnamese forces, laying siege to a mountaintop artillery Firebase Six along the border, hurled new assaults against the outpost yesterday and again were repulsed with heavy losses, South Vietnamese military sodrces said today. They claimed 287 Communists were killed, almostAP - 357 words
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Article, Illustration520 1971-04-06 8 Nixon must name pull-out date If^*f~4- \\wk\m Mm JvX 1 B^^P^B IMW\ bw j BL I > v-Ttj riT~fi WASHINGTON, Mon. A new Cooper-Church amendment will ask President Nixon to set a date for total withdrawal of all U.S. forces from Vietnam, its authors said yesterday. Senators John Sherman Cooper,520 words
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Article65 1971-04-06 8 AMMAN, Mon. The Palestinians are to pull out all armed guerillas and heavy weapons from Amman. The Jordanian Government has announced that they will declare a nationwide amnesty if the evacuation is carried out, according to guerilla sources. The Government has given the Palestinians until Thursday65 words
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Article141 1971-04-06 8 KAMPALA, Uganda, Mon. Sir Edward Mutesa, "King Freddie" the last king of the East African kingdom of Buganda, was buried m a lacelined coffin m the royal tomb at Kasubi here yesterday to the pounding of sacred drums and wailing of women mourners. King Freddie, as141 words
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316 1971-04-06 8 FLORENCE, Pennsylvania, Mon. The mother of U.S. Marine private Michael Schwarz, convicted of murdering 12 Vietnamese civilians said yesterday her son was discriminated by President Nixon because he spent 14 months m prison while Lieutenant William L. Calley Jr. was released fromAP - 316 words
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Article203 1971-04-06 8 BERLIN, Mon. Prime Minister Edward Heath yesterday pledged a continuing British military shield for isolated West Berlin for as long as necessary and for as long as the city's people want it. He expressed the hope that with continued patience and determination there would be a203 words
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212 1971-04-06 8 LONDON, Mon. Several Scandinavians as well as nationals of West and East European countries and America are on board the liner Clan McNair which left Chittagong today with almost 120 evacuees from East Pakistan. An official British source gave the following breakdown by nationalities212 words
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Article, Illustration1372 1971-04-06 9 R.W. APPLE - R.W. APPLE BACKGROUND TO THE FOREIGN NEWS By of the NEW STATESMAN WASHINGTON For me at least, it is a tough thing to sort out, this Calley business. I have no quarrel with the six officers who, having listened to the testimony since 12 November,1,372 words
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623 1971-04-06 9 ROBIN MANNOCK - Tension rises as Chinese come under attack ROBIN MANNOCK By m PHNOM PENH FEAR grips Cambodia's 400,000 Chinese, a community which m normal times holds the key to this country's economy. The fear is that they will be attacked and their businesses looted by the poorer but vastly more numerousAP - 623 words
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267 1971-04-06 9 HOW MANY U.S. TROOPS WILL STAY IN THE REGION? LEWIS BULICK, Washington PRESIDENT Nixon's Vietnam pullout announcement seems certain to point toward the end of massive U.S. troop involvement m Indo-China and spur debate over what American forces should remain beyond 1972, a Presidential election year. While Nixon gave no267 words
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Miscellaneous398 1971-04-06 9 TWINSET CROSSWORD i IF IF IF P I F I P a r^ I \\\m ■HIT Hal ■BicTl 7T~^^r4^^^ bbH II 19 mWM HbbHH ■H M \W\ B^B^°~^!^^^^ 22 II ■Br~~ 24 I IH ACROSS DOWN 4 Art gallery showing head of l. Physical condition of lake m Ulysses held398 words
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290 1971-04-06 10 Taking children into Malaysia: Khalil explains KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysians resident m Singapore can take their Singapore- born children into Malaysia if their children's names and photographs are endorsed m their passports. "This alone will qualify their children for entry into the country because the parents must have satisfied the290 words
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195 1971-04-06 10 PRESS AND PUBLIC WATCHDOGS KEEP THE POLICE ON THEIR TOES PUBLIC and Press surveillance of the Police Force has generally been conducive to its efficiency, the Police Public Relations Officer, Deputy Supt. Leslie Wong Sze Ying, said yesterday. Mr Wong told pupils of Dunman Government Chinese Middle School that as195 words
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Article113 1971-04-06 10 Shell's new $7mil. plant SHELL is building a second hydro-desulphurisation plant at Pulau Bukom. The 7 million plant will supply low sulphur gas oil for Singapore and overseas markets. Construction work started late last year and is expected to be completed m July. The plant will process 2,000 tons of113 words
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380 1971-04-06 10 THE ruggedness which Singapore now calls for will -never match the degree or form of ruggedness of the life m crowded Chinatown during the 19th century, Mr. G.G. Thomson said yesterday. Speaking on "Has Singapore a history worth preserving?" at the Chinese Women's Association380 words
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Article, Illustration119 1971-04-06 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. More than too letters meant for N any ang Slang Pan were mistakenly delivered to the Utusan Melayu office this morning, causing a bit of a stir. Inche Mohamed Idris bin Haji Ibrahim, General Manager of Utusan, said it used119 words
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Article, Illustration276 1971-04-06 10 A.K . LEE - The bus drivers who take time off to buy food A.K LEE town talk By I'M glad that the bus system is being re-organised. It's needed a shake-up for a long time. But there are more things than routes which need to be sorted out. I was m River Valley276 words
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Article, Illustration230 1971-04-06 10 TAP dancing has made a comeback to stir up nostalgic memories. Executing the old art at the Cockpit Hotel are Jack Billings and Christine Beattie. And they have added a shoe tapping bit "for a touch of variety-" Jack said: "Our first show is230 words
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Miscellaneous751 1971-04-06 10 --i 'i- 'i- -r- -I- T* *T* "T" T" T* T* T* "X* T» T* T* *T* »T* T* *T* *T* 1* 1* »V "T* "T* *T* »T Starscope U 2 b There's a gentle Even if duties seem Forgetting for a i r movement towards to be rather damping751 words
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THE SINGAPORE herald Section II
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Article, Illustration147 1971-04-06 11 Looking for job that will take her places IDEAL TRAVELLING COMPANION CONTEST ALTHOUGH she has a steady boyfriend, 19--year-old Carmen Methias is not ready to settle down. She lives with her family and is trying to get a job with an airline. "I love to travel and hope to have147 words
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224 1971-04-06 11 Jawi may be made a must tor all pupils in Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Schoolchildren m Malaysia may have to study Jawi when learning the national language. The National Education Congress adopted a resolution to make Jawi compulsory for ALL pupils since both the Romanised script and Jawi were considered224 words
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169 1971-04-06 11 A SEVEN YEAR jail term imposed on a hospital attendant who fatally stabbed a mechanic he found with his wife m a car m Kallang Park was reduced to four years by the Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday. Chua Kirn Kow, 35,169 words
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Article77 1971-04-06 11 A FATHER of six, Rajagopalan, 59, of Stagmont Ring Road, was fined $100 or 10 days' jail when he admitted possession of 5.6 grams of ganja worth $4 m a back-lane off Birch Road on Aug. 17 last year. National serviceman Teng Boon Leong, 21,77 words
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Article324 1971-04-06 11 (1) Every day from April 5 to April 17 (except Sunday) we will publish two pictures of oik of our Herald models. (2) Clip out the smaller picture and keep it. (3) On April 19 we will publish aa entry form. Paste six of the pictures you have324 words
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217 1971-04-06 11 Judge: No jurisdiction over such cases MALAYSIAN CUSTOMARY MARRIAGES SINGAPORE courts have no jurisdiction to hear matrimonial cases involving customary marriages m West Malaysia if they are not registered m the Republic. This is because West Malaysian customary marriages are potentially polygamous. Mr. Justice D Cotta upheld p this point217 words
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Article73 1971-04-06 11 ELECTRICIAN Wee Bok Huat was jailed for a day and fined $500 yesterday by a magistrates' court for stealing $30 worth of copper wire from a Keppel Shipyard Pte. Ltd. workshop on Saturday. Wee, 40, who admitted that his "stupid act" cost him his73 words
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211 1971-04-06 11 THE COURT of Criminal Appeal yesterday dismissed the appeal against sentence by a Chung Khiaw Bank subaccountant who was jailed for two years for misappropriating $31,185 m 1968. John Yong Nyen Vui, 35, had pleaded guilty on Oct. 16 last year211 words
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Miscellaneous42 1971-04-06 11 ARCHIE By Bob Montana r >|1 i« WHERE GONEM n BBS /*CZr\ mW > nHMtlM^^m ISHE?iA Z> > A H W r, i\ ill" S N J i ~—^lf HOW COULD r GARBAGE TRUCK \CLEVER// Vi GO tf Wi \i /iL HE D,SAPPEAR DISAPPEARING//42 words
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Article, Illustration570 1971-04-06 12 LEE CHIU SAN - At 55, Bob hopes to break diesel boat speed mark LEE CHIU SAN By AT THE age of 55, when most men are thinking of retiring, Bob Conn, an engineer with American Marine m Singapore, is making an attempt to break the world diesel speed record on water with a570 words
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Article71 1971-04-06 12 TWO men were charged m a magistrates' court yesterday with causing hurt with acid to detective Goh Soon Lye m Lorong 17, Geylang, on April 4. Ng Kar Wah, 20, and Lvi, 23, who had a second charge of rioting with 23 people armed with sticks71 words
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Article52 1971-04-06 12 DRIVER Tan Toh Seng, 29, was sentenced to three years' jail yesterday for stealing $5,000 from his employer m September last year. Tan's employer, Low Kwee Seng, had left the money m a drawer m his presence and gone out. The money was missing when52 words
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Article158 1971-04-06 12 HOUSEWIFE Jamilah binte Abdullah, 32, went for an illegal abortion when she was ten weeks pregnant and kept it secret. But later she began to bleed and was m pain. She \vas taken to Kandang Kerbau Hospital where she died a few hours later from an158 words
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Article59 1971-04-06 12 ENGINEER Sim Hwa Kork was fined $70 yesterday for driving a car without insurance cover m Dunearn Road on Jan. 15. He was banned from driving for a year. His brother, Sim Whoo Kork, was fined $70 and banned from driving for a year for59 words
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Article93 1971-04-06 12 SIM Sai Hong, 26, was jailed for three years by a district court yesterday for robbing a housewife m Lorong 6, Geylang, of $1,225 m cash and valuables. Sr. Insp. Koh Lian Bee, prosecuting, told Fourth District Judge A. Hague that Sim and three accomplices93 words
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Miscellaneous18 1971-04-06 12 TODAY: 7.47 a.m. (7.0 ft.), 9.43 p.m. (7.1 ft.) TOMORROW: 8.53 a.m. (7.5 ft.); 10.03 p.m. (7.5 ft.)18 words
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222 1971-04-06 13 TOKYO, Mon.— Japan Petroleum Development, Corporation and nine Japanese firms have formed a joint company to explore for oil off the South Vietnamese coast. The new company, Kaiyo Oil, is expected to team up with Gulf Oil of the United States and jointlyKyodo; Bernama - 222 words
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Article486 1971-04-06 13 ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 1 ESSO STANDARD MALAYA has its best year yet m 1970 with net profit amounting to $14,259,466 an increase of $2,698,346 or 23.3 per cent over the $11,561,120 made m 1969. After making provision for the preference share dividend of nine486 words
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Article232 1971-04-06 13 SET RON *S pre-tax profits for 1970 jumped by 48.2 per cent to $1,226,870 from the previous year's $827,701. Chairman Tan Biauw reported that sales increased "substantially" but te said the export division was unable to improve sales due to high tariffs m overseas markets. The232 words
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Article672 1971-04-06 13 KUALA LUMPURKEPONG AMALGAMATED achieved record profits last year. Pre-tax group profits jumped 33.4 per cent to £2,050,532 m the year ended September, 1970. The company will pay a final dividend of 15 per cent which, together with the interim of five per cent, makes a total672 words
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Article209 1971-04-06 13 Japan to relax investment rules TOKYO, Mon. Japan will liberalise investments by private individuals m foreign securities and purchase of real estate m other countries within a month or two, reports the mass circulation Asahi Shimbun. Asahi, quoting Finance Ministry sources, said that the ministry has begun studies on theAFP - 209 words
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Article69 1971-04-06 13 TOKYO, Mon. America's Ford Motor and Japan's Hiroshima-based sole rotary-engine car maker Toyo Kogyo have reached agreement *to allow Ford to acquire a 30 per cent interest m Toyo share during the first 10--year period of their projected capital tie-up. This was revealed by Mr. Kohei Matsuda, PresidentAFP - 69 words
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Article99 1971-04-06 13 Ajinomoto AJINOMOTO (MALAYSIA) will pay a tax exempt dividend of 12 per cent on May 26 to shareholders on the register on April 23. WORLD GOLD (Yesterday's closing prices, m U.S. dollars per ounce): Singapore (1) 40.425, (2) 151.85; Hongkong Closed; Beirut 39.25; London 38.89; Zurich 38.85 B, 38.95 S;99 words
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Article180 1971-04-06 13 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates fixed yesterday by the Association of Banks m Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency. SELLING BUYING T.T./O.D. T.T. O.D. Sterling Pound 7.4040 7.3715 7.3600 Australian Dollar 3.4625 3.4200 3.4000 Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar 3.4725 3.4225 3.3925 South Arabian Dinar 7.4200 7.3475180 words
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Article524 1971-04-06 13 The market closed slightly easier yesterday with institutional buyers tailing to follow -through last week's firmness although some dealers reporte*. small public buying of second-line issues. Towards the close, the Financial Times index was down 1.4 at 344.3. Glaxo featured with a sharp gain following its results,524 words
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Article339 1971-04-06 13 Stocks firmed m moderate early trading yesterday. Stanpoors Industrials rose six cents and the Dow Jones industrials picked up more than a point after an hour into the session. Advances led declines by six -to- five and volume topped four million shares. April 5 April 2339 words
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Article236 1971-04-06 13 AMSTERDAM M ost internationals were narrowly mixed yesterday. Royal Dutch advanced. Shippings eased, led by Van Ommeren. Plantations were slightly up. Local industrials were quietly mixed with Heineken and Naarden Chemie weak spots. Banks eased. Investment funds were mixed with Robeco firmer. Insurances and state loans were mixed.236 words
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Article50 1971-04-06 13 PARIS, Mon. CongoKinshasa's national currency, the /aire, is to be quoted on the Paris Bourse from June 1, visiting President Joseph Mobutu announced here today. The Congolese leader added that a delegation from the Bank of France would be going to Kinshasa on April 18.50 words
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Advertisement355 1971-04-06 13 vmm c/f ADVERTISEMENTS Personal (Marriages, Births, Engagements, Deaths, etc.) Minimum $4/ for 10 words, each additional word ACcts All othor classification*: Minimum $2/- for 10 word*, each additional word 20ct$. L^ BOX SERVICE CHARGE Si .00 AABfttliajavta^a^AaVßß^awjß********** REDIFFUSION T.V. RENTALS. H.P. OR CASH We have a complete range of models355 words
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Article467 1971-04-06 14 FRANCES BOON - FRANCES BOON RIGH^N^ TWO-FACED Singapore is having a life to remember. One face, gaunt and tense, is clean and green and rugged; the other, almost daring to smile and relax, is growing its hair longer and cautiously questioning authority. Over the past few months this467 words
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Article, Illustration197 1971-04-06 14 IT'S THE accessory game m a mixed bag of midis, mad caps, scarves and belts. The projection a total look from top to toe to perk up a midi and give spice to separates. Our winning designs for this week's TOP FORM Fashion Award are197 words
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Article137 1971-04-06 14 Terrie Wong - Terrie Wong by A young M misery I She's beyond! There's a hel Of the cruel fl A life destrol A wild insigfl Under the sefl A young G. fl On the black! Sweating m Damp clot he Why is he t his? And dying, d by Han Su137 words
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Miscellaneous1560 1971-04-06 14 ailllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHllllllllH I star 1 W=^= RADIO r ir/r 1 illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll WHEN the name ZZ Mafia is mentioned the SZ ZZ M^ immediate association ZZ E r "lo^^^^^^^^^_ with the term is ZZ ZZ I JoIPWBWBWBB PWimWW dishonour, yet the word t£ ZZ f^M^^O^M L«Jo^m^^J used to mean ZZ ZZ The1,560 words
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Article, Illustration409 1971-04-06 15 Ie bounds of v, maybe the hi of Singapore ill disappear and ■ral rule emerge, to be rugged m use of the word. tatorial handling l matters m this I getting out of Multi-racial magnificent face, anyut tolerance of Jle's private opinions is dismal. Singapore teenagers are clean, and409 words
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Article, Illustration523 1971-04-06 15 HE accessory a mixed bag mad caps, md bolts. The n a total fi top to toe to a midi and spice to ft. ning designs for is TOP FORM ward are created k oo Yong of 58 id, Singapore 15. has done a mar- vellous collection of523 words
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Article, Illustration37 1971-04-06 15 HOT pants are making an appearance on the beach and look every bit as exciting as bikinis! Despite their cover-up look this pair have the advantage of letting m all the sun's rays for an all-over tan37 words
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Article, Illustration117 1971-04-06 15 The following would like pen-pals from Singapore: Mr. Kirwan Cho of 4, Tanner Road, 16/F, Flat 1627, Hong Kong. Kirwan is a university student and is 23 years old. He likes pop music, collecting stamps and playing basketball. Mr. Israel Adeoye Ohide of, Block 2, Flat 20, Hall Lane Apapa,117 words
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1079 1971-04-06 15 Words...and The Suitability Certificate WORDS can mean much and do everything or they can do little and mean nothing. Depending on how they are used, they can instruct or inhibit express or suppress, communicate or isolate. One side of the coin shows words to be the instrument through which freedom1,079 words
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105 1971-04-06 16 E ONOMM Af lAiHs HONGKONG, Mon. Tlie possibility of Hongkong becoming a major transhipment centre for paper and paper products from Japan and other leading producers is envisaged by Mr. K.C. Fung, chairman of the South China Paper Merchants' Association. Speaking at the105 words
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Article292 1971-04-06 16 AFP KUCHING, Mon. Sarawak's imports from West Malaysia increased by 24 per cent last year, compared with 1969. According to the latest figures from the Statistics Department, imports from West Malaysia amounted to $113.4 million against $91 million m 1969. IMPORTS Imports from West Malaysia accounted for 17 perAFP - 292 words
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Article1513 1971-04-06 16 Closing prices/ businees done STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE FRASER'S INDUSTRIAL INDICES KEY Closing buyer.' and teller, prices are follow ed by the business done. Figures m brackets denote traded lots m I.ooo's, When the price is not foUowed by a figure m brackets, it means only a single1,513 words
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Article78 1971-04-06 16 (Managers' prices for April 6) B. S. ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mai. Invt. Fund 1.29 1.34 Mai. Progress Fund 1.07 1.12 CHARTERED UNIT TRUSTS Singapore Growth Fund 1.10 1.15 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Third Singapore 1.25xd The Commerce Ind. Fund 1.06 1.11 The Saving B s Fund 1.10 1.1 5xd78 words
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Article58 1971-04-06 16 KARACHI, Mon. Members of the Japanese Conference lines operating on Arabian Sea and Persian Gulf routes have deferred their proposed freight hike of 15 per cent on cargo from Pakistan, it was officially announced here. The proposed increase, which was scheduled to be implemented from April 1,58 words
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Article319 1971-04-06 16 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR APRIL, 6. OUT: Bencleuch 1/2; Yamahiro Maru 6/7; President Adams 10/11; Bengloe 13/14; Perils 21 west; Petaling 21 east; Yamashige Maru 22; Klias 25/26; Asahi Maru No. 37 29/30; Leipzig 38/39; Koyo Maru 40/41; Asahan E.W.Jetty;319 words
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Article546 1971-04-06 16 RUBBER/ TIN/ COCONUT/ PEPPER (Yesterday's 1.30 p.m. prices, m sterling per long ton, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per long ton): Philippine /Indonesian April 207 reseller. May 207 resellers 206 paid, June 207 Va reseller; COCONUT OIL: Straits April 142 quoted; Malayan Unq; Philippine (U.S. dollars per long ton)546 words
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Article348 1971-04-06 16 Sentiment was bearish m the market yesterday as dealers withdrew amidst reports that the Finance Ministry might curb excessive speculation by foreign operators. Trading was very slow and total turnover dwindled to 150 million units. Losses were recorded across the board. Among major losers were Matsushita Electric,348 words
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Article565 1971-04-06 16 Mining shares ended trading yesterday on a mixed note, though with a sign of some recovery among speculatives at the close after earlier widespread falls. IMC finished at 72 cents, down three cents, after trading as low as 68 cents. East met was steady at 62 cents,565 words
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Article, Illustration190 1971-04-06 16 LONDON, Mon. Quiet conditions were evident at the opening today other than for details on grain fixtures arranged during the weekend, including cargoes from St. Lawrence to Antwerp, Rotterdam or Amsterdam at US$3.4O fio (free m and out) for April and from the U.S. Gulf to Syria190 words
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Advertisement706 1971-04-06 17 D borberDBifixi@ SAILINGS TO E. CANADA, UJS. ATLANTIC S*nga»*«a P.S'ham Peeaag N.Verk lims N'FeJfc Wmmr% as a aim I BRONXVILLE Apr ij May 22 May 21 FERNGATE Apr 12/14 *P r 17/18 Apr 19 Jun 1 Jun to Jun TRAVIATA Apr IR/20 Apr Jun 4 Jun 10 Jun 29 Jun706 words
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Miscellaneous883 1971-04-06 17 J!!.- ifeSSi _f KEY FOR EASY REFERENCE. The shipping schedules beginning on this page are given m four parts for ships westbound, eastbound. southbound and coastal. Each entry gives the following information: NAME OF SHIP, date of arrival/departure, ports of call, name of line abbreviated/name of agent(s) abbreviated. At the883 words
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Advertisement463 1971-04-06 18 M MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No. 30E Jin. Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. r he National Shipping Line Of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE tMMSm Mkia A/r»v-a BUNGA MAYA. In »Vj»t Havra 29/*. London J/5 Hamburg (,/i R'dam a/5 Antwerp ii, y Braman 13/5 ■UNOA ajBJfJJ 3/S Jun «/9 Jun 10/11 Jun463 words
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Miscellaneous966 1971-04-06 18 L^Qotr^at^l laOsfi ,nc,ucl n 0 ships sailing out of Singapore for Far Q O I \mJ\J U I I \s**\ East ports to the north-east. ALEMANNIA Apr 15 KESTKSS -"JJ" J^^ Apr 23/26 KSC/OL M.S.MUKHO |n Pt Pusan KSC/OL ANDRZEJ STRUG Apr. 15/18 Hongkong (Apr. 23) Korea (ADr. 29) POL/CFS966 words
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659 1971-04-06 19 SCHOOLS' BADMINTON ROSE Badminton Party's pride, Elias bin Musa of Geylang Serai Vocational Institute, qualified for the final of the schools' "est'erda individual badminton championships Elias scored an upset 15-7, 18-14 win over favourite Tan Joo Chye (Tanghn Technical School) at the National Junior659 words
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Article773 1971-04-06 19 STIPENDIARY Steward's reports for the races over the weekend at Kuala Lumpur. SATURDAY Race One At the start, NOVELIST (Shaari) threw his head back and lost some ground. Aft** passing the half mile, PHALZ (Kingston) blundered and was pulled up sharply by his rider. EVEN SAY773 words
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Article, Illustration340 1971-04-06 19 MONTREAL, Mon. Badminton stars from the Far East dominated the 12th Canadian Open Championships and walked away with top honours m all five final events yesterday. Rudy Hartono of Jakarta, Indonesia, the World's singles champion for the last four years, recaptured the Canadian title he won340 words
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299 1971-04-06 19 Dowe is best bowler for West Indies scoring rate required. Opener Roy Fredericks took 2V* hr. to make 48 before being bowled by offspinner Senkat Venkataraghavan, who also claimed John Shepherd. Even West Indies captain Gary Sobers, who lashed an unbeaten 178 m the first innings, was unable to press299 words
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177 1971-04-06 19 S. SAROGENEE won the individual "A" division championship at the St. Theresa's Convent annual athletics meet at Farrer Park yesterday. 'A' Division: 80 metres, hurdles; (1) Wong May Thoe (2) S. Sarogenee (3) Lim Kirn Hong; 400 metres: (1) R. Guvaneswari (2) R. Santhakumari (3)177 words
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Miscellaneous966 1971-04-06 19 West Indies lst inns 501 for 5 (Dec) India Ist inns 347 West Indies 2nd inns R. Lewis b Abid Ali 14; R. Kankai c Krishnamurthv b Solkar 1 1 R. Fredericks Venkataraghavan 48; Ca Lloyd, c Venkataraghavan b Abid Ali 43; G. Sobers c Solkar b Venkateraghaven 3; M.966 words
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Article, Illustration533 1971-04-06 20 WORLD TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS NAGOYA, Japan, Mon. China's new stars, Chang Shin Lin and Lin Hui Ching, captured the first individual title the mixed doubles crown at the 31st World Table Tennis Championships here today. Chang, 30, a Shanghai turbine plant worker and Miss Lin, a533 words
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Article523 1971-04-06 20 Men's singles, 3rd rounds: Ito (Jpn) bt. M. Karakasevic (Yugo) 10-21 21-15 12-7 20-22 21 9; T Tasaka (Jpn) bt. Kirn Eun-Tae (S. Kor) 21-16 21-15 19-21 12-21 21-8; J Kunz (Czech) bt. Weinmann (Austr) 21-8 29-27 21-10; B Jansen (W. Ger) bt. D. Wall (Can) 21-9523 words
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138 1971-04-06 20 Tse Tung boycotts match against Cambodian NAGOYA. Japan, Mon. China's three-time former World Champion, Chuang Tse Tung, boycotted a second round match against a Cambodian today and forfeited a chance of regaining' the Men's Singles crown at the World Table Tennis Championships. Chuang advanced to the second round by beating138 words
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Article295 1971-04-06 20 RESULTS of the First Toa Payoh Primary School athletic meet: BOYS 100 "A" Div: 1 Chen Ying Siong 2 Cheng Tai Teng 3 Sukimi 13.3; "B'iDiv: 1 Cheng Tai Yeng 2 Soon Yong Kwee 3 Wee Yung Chong 13.4 (rec); "C" Div: 1 Koh Yong Chiew295 words
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Article389 1971-04-06 20 CITY schools swept the board m the national schools' soccer and Softball competitions yesterday. In soccer. Raffles Institution "A" and St. Joseph's Institution "B" and "C" teams shared top honours m the finals at Jalan Besar Stadium. Rafflesians won the "A" division title for the third389 words
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Article, Illustration659 1971-04-06 20 Stewart leaves nothing to chance in Grand Prix SIX FOOT three-inch; Max Stewart will be driving a car specially built to accommodate his size m the Singapore Grand Prix this week. But the 14-stone (196 lb.) Australian still dwarfed his Mild-ren-Alfa Romeo at the MSA cargo section where the car659 words
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Article138 1971-04-06 20 NEWLY-PROMOTED Sembawang Shipyard held Sigapore Cricket Club to an exciting 2-all draw m the Singapore Hockey Association Divison Two league match on the padang yesterday. Sembawang took the lead m the 28th minute through inside-left Ahmad Zakaria. Collecting a pass from leftwing Dollah Simbok, Zakaria outwitted the138 words