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Title Section15 1971-04-08 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 221 Singapore Thursday, April 8, 1971 MC(P) NO. 2525 15 CENTS15 words
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Article204 1971-04-08 1 NAGOYA, Wed. China has invited the United States team at the 3lst World Table Tennis Championships m Nagoya to visit -China for "friendly" matches, Mr. Rufford Harrison, leader of the is. team, said today. Mr. Harrison said Mr Sung Chung, secretarygeneral of the ChineseAP - 204 words
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Article308 1971-04-08 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. The Indian Prime Minister/ Mrs. Indira Gandhi, said today that if the East Pakistan independence movement did not succeed, it might well pass into more extreme hands. In an interview with ANS Special Correspondent Suman Dubey, she said there were no plan for308 words
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Article494 1971-04-08 1 Malaysia to close Taipeh mission ANOTHER STEP IN MOVE TO BEFRIEND PEKING KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia will close its consulate m Taipeh soon m line with its bid for diplomatic relations with Peking. The move has yet to officially announced, but is presaged by the decision to open a trade494 words
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Article, Illustration368 1971-04-08 1 MORE THAN 200 employees of Hotel Malaysia walked off their jobs yesterday after they alleged that the management had reduced their share of tips from customers. The walk-out began shortly before 5 p.m. when the workers, all members of the Food, Drinks and Allied368 words
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Article185 1971-04-08 1 HONGKONG, Wed. Bottoms are tops with the colony's legislators. And the bare fact is, bosoms are pretty popular too. For the Legislative Council today decided that topless and bottomless waitresses can carry on serving m the bars and nightclubs which spawned them. There are only185 words
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237 1971-04-08 1 CEYLON: PLANE, ARMOUR USED AGAINST REBELS COLOMBO, Wed. Police and military today closed m on several units of the insurgent "Che Guevara" guerillas and by nightfall claimed to be m general control of the situation m Ceylon. An Air Force plane bombed terrorists barricading a bridge 40 miles north of237 words
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Article43 1971-04-08 1 WASHINGTON, Wed.— A U.S. State Department spokesman said today the United States would view with favour a reciprocal visit to this country by an athletic team from China m exchange for the visit of an American table tennis team this weekend APAP - 43 words
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158 1971-04-08 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. A new and probably faster pace of troop withdrawals from Vietnam will be announced by President Nixon tonight m a speech he has said "will give some indication as to the end" of America's longest war. The President secluded himself with staff158 words
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Article61 1971-04-08 1 HAMBURG, Wed. Horst Schenk, from Hanover, thinks he has a claim to being West Germany's youngest grandfather he is only 29. He had a daughter at the age of 14. The daughter, Hildegarde, who apparently has m: herited her father's precocious talents, has just givenAFP - 61 words
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Article310 1971-04-08 1 GOVERNMENT is allowing the import of 14,000 tons of duty-free cement into Singapore to o ircome the present shortage m the building industry. The first load of between 200 and 300 tons is expected to reach here from West Malaysia on Monday, pending negotiations310 words
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Article103 1971-04-08 1 LONDON, Wed. The Foreign Office disclosed today that high British and Soviet officials have had secret talks m London on the Middle East situation including problems of implementing big power guarantees to underpin any Arab-Israel settlement. An unannounced one-day conference last Friday brought together British and103 words
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Advertisement96 1971-04-08 1 GRAND PRIX special a preview m pages 15-19; more news and pictures m page 22. NO cut m social welfare spending Page 3 BETHLEHEM Steel set to cash m on the boom Page 4 RMN may keep its Woodlands base Page 5 CALLEY case prosecutor slams Nixon for interfering Page96 words
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Miscellaneous11 1971-04-08 1 WEATHER outlook for Singapore from C a.m. to noon today: Fair.11 words
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596 1971-04-08 2 THE South Vietnamese invasion of Laos has become the focal point of Saigon politics. Last week President Nguyen Van Thieu flew 75 newsmen to Dong Ha m northernmost Quang Tri Province for a field Press conference. There he called Operation Lam Son 719-eodename for the596 words
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Article873 1971-04-08 2 An Asian Investment Centre? TO BOOST REGIONAL CO-OPERATION... A STUDY of the role of foreign private investment m developing countries of Asia has suggested the establishment of an agency to promote regional co-operation on investment policies and problems. The study was undertaken by the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia873 words
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379 1971-04-08 2 Viewpoint WE agree entirely with the writer of "Just Waiting for Death" that "there is still enough love, concern, compassion and responsibility left m all Singaporeans to make an all-out effort to improve the place." It was towards this end that an ad hoc committee379 words
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Article33 1971-04-08 2 All letters to Viewpoint must be signed and carry the writer's address. If correspondents wish to have their names withheld, they may use a pen name, but their letters must still be signed.33 words
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Article438 1971-04-08 2 OUR ruling party has sincerely regretted the absence of a constructive opposition. In no society is there a perfect Government but Singapore has been most fortunate. Our Government stands on its record m: Housing Education. Medical services Social welfare Economic expansion and industrialisation Urban renewal438 words
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Article506 1971-04-08 2 Keeping more ears to the ground ONE of the more persuasive arguments against having decisions made only at the top of any organisation, without benefit of consultation with others lower down m the pecking order, is the simple reminder that the Charge of the Light Brigade was ordered by a506 words
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Article, Illustration15 1971-04-08 2 C It7o TORONTO TELEGRAM 4YNDICATE "This is Abererombie of Market Trends."15 words
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343 1971-04-08 3 THE Ministry of Social Affairs denied yesterday that it was its policy to cut down expenditure on welfare services. A Ministry statement said the policy has always been and still is, to assist all families who are m need of social welfare assistance. In343 words
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Article, Illustration228 1971-04-08 3 TEN teachers are setting their sights high during the forthcoming school vacation. They aim to scale the 7,174-feet Gunong Tahan, West Malaysia's highest peak. Five of them, at least, are no strangers to the sport. Only last December, the five, all camp, instructors, successfully made it228 words
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170 1971-04-08 3 A JAPANESE firm of contractors, Ohbayashi-Gumi Ltd., has won the contract for the construction of the 50--storey Development Bank of Singapore bulding m Shenton Way, according to an informed source. The source said the Japanese contractors would start work on the superstructure170 words
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Article73 1971-04-08 3 JOURNALIST Lim Nyu Siang, 35, alias Lim Yeqw Siang, was granted a divorce by the High Court yesterday on the grounds of his reporter wife's adultery. The suit was not contested. The couple (she is Madam Lee Sou Keng) had married m November 1964. It was stated73 words
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Article147 1971-04-08 3 $2 mil. orders in three months THE Singapore branch of the Engineering Export Promotion Council of India has received orders, worth more than $2 million, for machinery from local businessmen during the past three months. This was disclosed yesterday by Mr. S.K. Khasnavis, its resident foreign officer. He said the147 words
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229 1971-04-08 3 THE Hokkien Huay Kuan will donate three student dormitories to Nanyang University, which is m the midst of an expansion programme. The decision was taken at a meeting of its executives on Tuesday after a proposal by Mr. Tan Lark Sye, chairman of229 words
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172 1971-04-08 3 Students call for dialogue in varsity SINGAPORE University students have called for a dialogue among the administration, staff and students to solve campus problems and to close the communication gap. The Singapore Undergrad, organ of the University's Students' Union, said: "Whatever the current controversy on the university may mean to172 words
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194 1971-04-08 3 STUDENT REPORTER 'INSULTED' AT TOH PRESS CONFERENCE A CORRESPONDENT of the Singapore Undergrade official organ of the Singapore University Students' Union, was treated insultingly when he attended a Press conference given by ViceChancellor Dr Ton Chin Chye m February, the newsletter complains m an editorial. Under the heading Another Ef194 words
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Miscellaneous39 1971-04-08 3 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker U*** v 6\vbmb TrilS Pier/ y k_ I em,2 i>4oU6rtT eeeTU;/ \f*fi eoov <Z. Tii M' 6 IV I 'TWAfA6OOO eer or jflfr Vjw^on >Jj|i^ h2tm&* V reA5 N/ fcv-"-------J .■•■:■:■::■:■:->: &■:■:■>>.■*?* S ll I I39 words
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313 1971-04-08 4 ANOTHER shipbuilding giant is all set to supply the needs of the expanding offshore oil industry m South-East Asia. Bethlehem Singapore Shipyard at Sembawang will soon be building small craft such as barges and boats for the off-shore oil industry.313 words
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Article, Illustration137 1971-04-08 4 THE visiting Mayor of Melbourne, Councillor E. Best yesterday praised Singapore students m Australia for their good behaviour. He said that they fit very well into the social life of Australia and had never proved a problem to the authorities there. Mr. Best and his wife,137 words
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Article, Illustration183 1971-04-08 4 SINGAPORE Queen, a locally-built speed boat was put on trial off Jurong yesterday. And the verdict by world speed boat racer, Bob Conn, was: ''I'm highly impressed." Bob took the boat for a ten-minute run. Later, he said: "I will try to beat the present183 words
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Article94 1971-04-08 4 AFTER the recent spate of freak $10 notes turning up m Singapore, a freak $50 note has made its appearance. Mr Roshantara Kumar, a hospital attendant at the Outram Road General Hospital found his deformed note m his last month" s pay packet. Part94 words
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Article44 1971-04-08 4 THE three escapees of the Bedok Reformative Training Centre Lim Han Ti, 20; Mohamed Masser bin Amin, 18; Hussen bin Hassan, 19 aTe still at large. Police have been hunting for them since they disappeared from the camp on Monday night.44 words
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Article349 1971-04-08 4 SINGAPORE University student leaders should stress the need for services m future programmes, not talk of political power. This advice is from Dr. Joseph Tamney, lecturer m sociology at the university. In an article "A tradition of apathy" published m the Singapore Undergrad, the students' union349 words
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Article144 1971-04-08 4 HOW would you like to attend a ball at $5,000 per couple? That is the amount some people have paid as "admission" to the Eastern Ball on Saturday at the Hilton's Grand Ballroom. It's m aid of the Association for the Blind. Mrs Scow Peck Leng, chairman144 words
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Article, Illustration15 1971-04-08 4 LAFF A DAY "The head of the family isn't here. This is the foot speaking."15 words
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362 1971-04-08 4 CPIB man: I got unwilling man to talk AN OFFICER of the Corrupt Practices Investiga tion Bureau told a court yesterday how he persuaded an unwilling ex-Government ship surveyor, now on a corruption charge, .to give a signed statement. CPIB's special investigator r Koh Hung Meng was testifying against Laurence'362 words
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Article160 1971-04-08 4 PREPARATIONS are under way for NTUC's programme of games and fun for May Day. About 30,000 tickets to the Wonderland Amusement Park which is the venue for a May Day carnival have been bought at five cents each by the NTUC. These are to be distributed160 words
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Article86 1971-04-08 4 SINGAPORE'S external trade for the first two months of this year rose by about $140 million to $2,842.8 million as compared to the same period last year. Exports were $773.4 million while imports came to $1,269.4 million for the first two months of this year compared to last86 words
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Article117 1971-04-08 4 SINGAPORE teachers' unions will send representatives to the World Confederation of Organisations of the Teaching Profession (Asian Region) Conference to be held m New Delhi, India, from April 27 to May 4. The Malay Teachers' Union is expected to send its secretary general, Inche117 words
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291 1971-04-08 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Democratic Action Party said today that the high percentage of failures m the Malaysian Certificate of Education examinations was because of the compulsory Bahasa Malaysia paper. The party's secretary general, Mr. Lim Kit Siang, pointed out that failing291 words
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Article, Illustration55 1971-04-08 5 A MOTOR-cyclist Guidin Singh, 18, of Block 82, Commonwealth Close, was killed on the spot when he was hit by a car after falling from his machine m Holland Road on Tuesday Tuaku Ahmad (m dark shirt) is shown how a frogman's suit is put on55 words
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Article100 1971-04-08 5 Perak State Assembly reconvenes IPOH, Wed. All 18 Opposition members of the Perak State Legislative Assembly today took their oath of office m Bahasa Malaysia. Twenty of the 22 Alliance members also took their oath m Bahasa Malaysia but the other two Mr. Yeoh Eng Chai (Lekir) and Mr. Thean100 words
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89 1971-04-08 5 PENANG, Wed. Mara is considering holding courses m business studies for university graduates who are interested m this field, the Minister of National and Rural Development, Inche Ghafar Baba, said today. Inche Ghafar, who is also chairman of Mara, disclosed this at the Bayan89 words
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219 1971-04-08 5 RMN may keep its base at Woodlands THE Malaysian Government may retain K.D. Malaya m Singapore even after the naval headquarters is moved to Malaysia. This was stated by the Malayrflan Deputy Defence Minister, Tunku Ahmad Rithaudeen, when he visited the Royal Malaysian Navy complex at Naval Base yesterday. Asked219 words
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Article, Illustration875 1971-04-08 6 THE little ones must be eager to know the results of the colouring competition, so here they are. Rodney Teo (aged 6) of 25-C Wan Tho Avenue wins our book prize for the best picture. Rodney used water colours to produce a fine picture m lovely tones of875 words
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Article1825 1971-04-08 6 children talking talking So Ali told him about the greedy minister. The king was very angry with his minister and punished him and sent him to prison. He rewarded the fisherman well and made him the new minister. Everybody lived happily from that day onwards. I hope you will like1,825 words
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Miscellaneous1441 1971-04-08 6 HnMIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiUV I and RADIO I |>iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii j^ mmmm^^ IT is traditional for TV I 2 r^^i^l T Singapore to insert a 2 1 J PJIPHHUBB IcBHBI Midnight Movie on the eve 2 2 |V^ M^QKNSFiI^IJiaMj "*c ■»7?MjnTaßr!j of any Public holiday, but 2 2 done it by cheating us of1,441 words
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Miscellaneous27 1971-04-08 6 (jjjtf^te^True Life Adventures ™-^^^^^^^^^fc^ i: J VOUM6ER HEN HAVEM T=ROM THE RAIN. IsfcjT WHEKI A SUTET^OTC. 1M THE PECKING ORDER <20Vets her FLAdB SHE LEAVES WITHOUT FKCTIST27 words
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Article, Illustration157 1971-04-08 7 WITH the fantastic explosion of colour and design, for "grown-up" girls, the minors get full marks m the midi competition. These are variations on a simple peasant shift m gay cotton prints which are taken Squared-necked, the bodice bursts with rich geometric designs which follow157 words
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Miscellaneous58 1971-04-08 7 L CAN YOU TRUST your eyes? There are six differences m details between the top and bottom panels above. How quickly can you point out what these differences are? Answers below. -)U3jajj|p 8| 3A3dis '9 'Suirbiui si xoq uvuig q autbsiiu st d»n^\ > paSuwqo «f aaunoq HBH 8 -judjajjip58 words
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231 1971-04-08 8 Heath comes up tops in Bonn talks BONN, Wed. British Prime Minister Edward Heath wouad up his visit to West Germany today having achieved his two major aims m talks with the Bonn Administratioa oa the Common Market and European security. According to British sources here, Mr Heath aimed toAFP - 231 words
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Article190 1971-04-08 8 MANILA, Wed. At least eight people were killed m the southern Cotabato Province of Mindanao as violence continued among Muslims, Christians and tribesmen, the Manila Times reported today. The newspaper quoting National Police sources said the separate incidents on Monday was the offshoot of190 words
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Article, Illustration111 1971-04-08 8 It's a mad, mad,world EPSOM, England, wed. Every day is Easter egg day for Rita Freeland. She doesn't need to paint her eggs for the traditional holiday. Her hens lay them coloured all the year round. Hen Blanche produced bright blue ones and hen Freckles lays bright green. "They look111 words
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Article, Illustration360 1971-04-08 8 Calley case lawyer slams Nixon for interfering WASHINGTON, Wed. The man who prosecuted Lt. William Calley has protested to President Nixon at his interference m the case. Capt. Aubrey Daniel has written to Mr. Nixon saying that his intervention "jn the midst of public clamour" has damaged the system of360 words
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Article, Illustration119 1971-04-08 8 A hat fit for the Queen Living EXTRA! THESE days, it seems t all the nice girls love asailor. Or at least his het. Which is why th«s Easter bonnet, with a'l those butterflies upon it, has a distinctly salty air. And soon it may be getting even more airs119 words
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183 1971-04-08 8 SCIENTOLOGY CHURCH SUES BRITISH DIPLOMATS WASHINGTON, Wed. Lord Cromer, British Ambassador to the United States, and his First Secretary for Information have been named m a US$2.2 million libel suit by the Church of Scientology. The Church announced yesterday the filing of the suit against Lord Cromer and Brian CroweAP - 183 words
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Article238 1971-04-08 8 SEOUL, Wed. Riot police fired tear gas shells today to drive back students who threw rocks m the second day of university demonstrations against a new Government military training programme. It was not known if there were any casualties m the clash which involved 200 riot policeAP - 238 words
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302 1971-04-08 8 PM: We can liquidate the Amman guerillas BEIRUT, Wed. Jordanian Premier Wasfi Tall said today that Palestinians had been ordered to leave Amman because "the capital must cease to be a fortified camp for tne guerillas. In an interview with the Beirut daily paper Le Jour, Mr. Tall said: "WeAFP - 302 words
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92 1971-04-08 8 LONDON, Wed. The British Government last night pledged to root out Irish Republican terrorism m Northern Ireland and promised that social reform will be pushed through "vigorously and effectively." Lord Balniel, Minister of State for Defence, told the House of Commons 9,400 British troopsAP - 92 words
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191 1971-04-08 8 JAKARTA, Wed. A member of the Indonesian Board of Film Censors warned Attorney-General Sugih Arto today that he would be violating the rule of law if he revokes an import licence of a film importer. "The Attorney-General has no right to revoke the191 words
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Article, Illustration267 1971-04-08 9 New battles as Vietnam protests mount SAIGON, Wed. Military spokesmen today reported fighting m two sectors of South Vietnam and m Cambodia, as well as continued aerial bombing m South and North Laos. Communist gunners meanwhile shelled four American positions overnight wounding a reported 15 Americans. Fourteen South Vietnamese positions267 words
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Article184 1971-04-08 9 STOCKHOLM, Wed. Yugoslav Ambassador Vladimir Rolotiv was shot and badly wounded this morning when two gunmen, believed to be croats, succeeded m entering the embassy. A 58-year-old woman employee, Mrs. Mlra Stempihar, was also badly wounded, and a third person, Embassy Secretary Miodrag Vukadinovlc, slightly184 words
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154 1971-04-08 9 Two more murder charges against Manson LOS ANGELES, Wed. Condemned killer Charles Manson and two of his clan members were arraigned yesterday on murder charges m the slaying of a musician. Manson and another follower also entered pleas to murder charges m the disappearance of a ranch hand. A judge154 words
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Article120 1971-04-08 9 ROME, Wed. Eleven million workers more than half the nations labour force were on strike today at the call of their unions to protest against changes brought by the Government to an agreement with the unions on low-cost housing and living conditions m the cities. TheAFP - 120 words
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Article140 1971-04-08 9 Police hold 200 Reds in Bali JAKARTA, Wed. Security authorities have arrested 200 underground Communists m Buleleng, Bali, the Daily Merdeka reported today. Merdeka, quoting the Governor of Bali, Mr. Sukarmen, said the Communists have stepped up their activities m burning homes and terrorising villagef of Buleleng. Mr. Sukarmen indicated140 words
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Article228 1971-04-08 9 OTTAWA, Wed. Canada should assume a leadership role m the organisation of a massive reconstruction and development plan for south East Asia, the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee was. told yesterday. Dr Berjamin Higgins, project olrector at the Economic Development Research Centre of the University of228 words
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Article, Illustration492 1971-04-08 9 The city has been torn apart by mass murder rape arson CALCUTTA The city of Chittagong has been torn apart by artillery fire, looting and mass murder, rape, arson and looting. The Pakistani army has embarked on a programme of genocide and troops are moving492 words
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412 1971-04-08 9 THE STREETS WERE LITTERED WITH BODIES' The engineer said that he had made three attempts to return to his house, about a mile away, to collect his belongings but he had been turned back at the point of a gun. "I had to leave with the clothes on my back412 words
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Article217 1971-04-08 9 REPORT FROM THE LONDON TIMES "When the real trouble started at about 4 a.m. on Friday morning the bodies were piled 40 or 50 high at Finlay's Hall, one of the main residential areas." The engineer said that he was able to take daily walks up the road to friends'217 words
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206 1971-04-08 9 'I DIDN'T KNOW PEOPLE COULD BE SO BESTIAL' "When I peeped through the window again they were looting. Typewriters, clothes and a radio were being thrown out of the window. When they caught us looking they would point guns at the window, he added. The engineer said that the trouble206 words
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215 1971-04-08 9 'THEY KILLED THE ANIMALS, THEN THE PUNJABIS' The evacuees, many of whom are without baggage and money were whisked off the boat and driven to the British mission m the city. A reception committee of British residents have given them shelter m their homes m Calcutta. Both British and American215 words
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Article364 1971-04-08 10 ONOMK AFFAIRS 1 LONDON, Wed. It would be imprudent not to raise prices if inflation continues at its present rate but no major increases are planned m the near future, Unilever Ltd. chairman E.G. Woodroofe told a Press conference. He said he thought profit margins364 words
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443 1971-04-08 10 HONGKONG, Wed. Exports of Hongkongmade products to the European Economic Community continued to improve last year. With a value of HK51,419 million, these exports were up 30 per cent. At this rate of growth they could well exceed those to the United Kingdom mAFP - 443 words
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405 1971-04-08 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia is seeking a loan from the Asian Development Bank to finance the construction of a $32 million port m Johore, Deputy Finance Minister Inche Ali Ahmad said at a Press conference here today. The port, to be situated405 words
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Article272 1971-04-08 10 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates fixed yesterday by the Association of Banks m Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency. HONGKONG (Rates m Hongkong dollars, for April 7) On New York TT 6.***** On New York DD 6.01 Gold (99% fineness, pertael) 290.125 Note Rates: China (per 100272 words
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Article83 1971-04-08 10 Bank Negara statement of liabilities and assets as at close of business on March 31, (m dollars): LIABILITIES Capital 40,000,000 General reserve 60,518,461 Malaysian currency m circulation 1,081,065 476 Deposits: Banks 188^001 Malaysian Government 495 ggg 923 Others 237]094i905 Allocation of special drawing rights 125,210 371 Other83 words
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138 1971-04-08 10 $765,000 for jute planting in Indonesia OSAKA, Wed. -The Overseas Economic Co-operation Fund has decided to lend U5*t255,000 to a joint firm to be established m Indonesia by four small Japanese fibre companies to raise jute m the suburb of Surabaya. The four companies are Teikoku Sangyo, Dainichi Sent (Fiber),138 words
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Article433 1971-04-08 10 M A A MALAYSIAN AMERICAN ASSURANCE reported a loss of $78,974 for the year ended December 1970. The loss, however, was after providing for full taxation of $100,205 and write-off m share issue expenses of $73,900. M.A.A. made a public share offer of 1.6 million SI units, at433 words
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Article607 1971-04-08 10 The market shaded towards the close yesterday as buyers held off ahead of the Easter holiday and a few profit-takers moved m. The rrespective statements by Philips Lamps and P and O Chairmen also had a dampening effect latterly. Towards the close, the Financial Times index was607 words
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Article380 1971-04-08 10 The stock market yesterday scored good gains m early active trading, extending Tuesday's advance. Stanpoors industrial average added about 30 cents and the Dow Jones industrials gained nearly two points. Advances led declines by two-to-one and volume was 1.5 million shares after nearly 30 minutes into380 words
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Article202 1971-04-08 10 AMSTERDAM Most internationals were firm yesterday, led by Unilever following its annual report. Royal Dutch and Hoogovens were firm m sympathy. Towards the close Philips moved down and wiped out an opening gain. Akzo was neglected, while KLM airlines was very firm. Plantations were virtually unchanged and shippings202 words
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Article547 1971-04-08 11 RUBRER 1 86.5a cents per kilo (down 0.25 cent). Prices rose one cent at the opening yesterday after initial indications of 106 and 107 cents per kilo buyers for April and May 1 RSS respectively following disappointing overnight London advices. Fresh buying interest m the May position heldAFP - 547 words
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Article103 1971-04-08 11 Yesterday's 1.30 pjn. prices, in. sterling per long ton, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per long ton): Philippine/Indonesian April, May and June all 207, resellers. COCONUT OIL: Straits April 142 quoted; Malayan Unq; Philippine (U.S. dollars per long ton) May /June 294 seller; Ceylon April/May 160 seller;103 words
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Article50 1971-04-08 11 PEPPER (Yesterday's 2.00 p.m. sellers' price, in shining* per cwt): Tone: Quiet; Sarawak white spot 435.0, afloat 420.0, March/April 420.0, April /May 410.0, May /June 405.0, July /Aug. 397.5; Sarawak black spot 420.0 nominal, afloat 400.0, March /April 390.0, April/May 375.0/380.0, July /Aug. 340.0; Malabar March /April 560.0.50 words
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231 1971-04-08 11 BERNE, Wed. Switzerland has drawn up a Bill to grant developing countries gradual elimination of import tariffs on a series of industrial and agricultural products over a period of four years. The measure now goes before the Swiss parliament where its acceptance231 words
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Article1780 1971-04-08 11 Closing Prices /business done STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE FRASER'S INDUSTRIAL INDICES KEY Closing buyers' and sellers' prices are followed by the business done. Figures, m brackets denote traded lots m I.OOO's. When the price is not followed by a figure m brackets, it means only a single lot1,780 words
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Article81 1971-04-08 11 (Managers' prices for April 8) 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 24xd The Commerce Ind. Fund 1.06 1.11 B. S. The Saving Fund 1.10 1.15xd81 words
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Article581 1971-04-08 11 The mining market closed on a dismal note m moderate trading yesterday despite a late run by two speculatives, Mallina and Conwest. Oil shares were generally static while industrials managed to record some rises. Buyers pushed Mallina 47 cents up to 95 cents before bringing it down581 words
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Article292 1971-04-08 11 Share values took on a markedly firmer trend on fresh support m late trading yesterday. Turnover, however, was still on the low side at $7.33 million. Hongkong Land was active and closed $2 higher at 104. The rights rose m sympathy to $24, up $3. Banks attracted292 words
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Article363 1971-04-08 11 The market was firm m active trading yesterday on continued demand, reflecting hopes of a bank rate cut and reports that Japan's foreign exchange reserves were likely to top US$6,OOO million this month. Gains were registered m all sections and among issues to advance were Sony, Alps363 words
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Article186 1971-04-08 11 LONDON, Wed. Grain shippers covered a cargo of 19,750 tons from the Gt. Lakes and St. Lawrence to Antwerp/Hamburg range at U*****,000 fio (free m and out) for April/May and a cargo of rye and rapeseed from Thunder Bay to Stavanger at US$9 fd (fee discharge) for186 words
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246 1971-04-08 12 200,000 diabetics in Malaysia told: 'Don't see quacks' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. About 200,000 people m Malaysia suffer from diabetes or its compirations. Health Minister, Tan Sri Sardon Haji Jubir, said here today. Launching World Health Day, the Minister said that this year's theme A useful life despite diabetes was appropriate246 words
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Article239 1971-04-08 12 10,000 flock to book exhibition THE First Singapore International Book Fair at the Seaview Hotel which ended yesterday attracted 10,000 visitors. Mr. Donald Moore, chairman of the six-day fair said: "It was a greater success than we expected. "There will be, I believe, no more nonsense about Singapore's credibility as239 words
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310 1971-04-08 12 FOR the past three months, Ahmat bin Jumat had stalked the Bukit Timah area. His victims were young schoolgirls. But his activities ended on March 30 when the law caught up with him. In a magistrates' court yesterday, Ahmat, 24, unemployed, pleaded guilty310 words
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Article278 1971-04-08 12 A. K. LEE - A. K. LEE By "IRMA La Douce" means "Irma the Sweet," but don't be deceived by the title. Irma is a very wicked woman. She's been a Prohibited Immigrant for years. Irma is a prostitute. For eight or nine years she's been travelling the world278 words
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Article, Illustration161 1971-04-08 12 Naucy Wong' s - Naucy Wong's fiotiai Afotu JAPANESE flower arrangement enthusiasts, Mrs Linda Lok Bok Lim and Mrs. Lim Kirn Seng, were conferred the rare award of Comon (Advisor) at a lunch held on Tuesday by the Singapore Sogetsu Association at the Malaysia Hotel The presentation was made161 words
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Article170 1971-04-08 12 MEMBERS of Junior Chamber International and their friends packed the Hilton Hotel ballroom and Spot Spot discotheque on Sunday for receptions by delegations to the JCI annual conference. Cathay Pacific Airways and Hongkong Jaycees were joint hosts at a reception suitably called 'Hongkong Nite." The170 words
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Miscellaneous594 1971-04-08 12 Starscope ■■■m nm->nuu>n>*—n_a_ l^#^lMii!ajp<Tl IJll'tfilHrWl |£ygjjgg39| They say actions It's not usually a very If you have any pet speak louder than good thing to slack off scheme or idea that words, but sometimes, what you're doing just needs the co-operation refraining from taking because there's no real of other594 words
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Article, Illustration237 1971-04-08 13 Irenes the name, beauty is her game... IDEAL TRAVELLING COMPANION CONTFST WIN A TRIPTT^^NDOr^ORTWO^^^^ •CUT OUT- For some people there is only one airline BOAC THE cosmetic business is a natural attraction for this natural beauty. Twenty-two-year old Irene Ong is a beauty consultant which involves giving professional advice to237 words
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Article325 1971-04-08 13 (1) Every day from April 5 to April 17 (except Sunday) we will publish two pictures of oue of our Herald models. (2) Clip out the smaller picture and keep it. (3) On April 19 we will publish au entry form. Paste six of the pictures you have325 words
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208 1971-04-08 13 Left to die, but he lived to tell tale A PASSER-BY who walked into a gang fight m Tiong Bahru one night was stabbed 10 times and left for dead. But when the combatants fled, he managed to stagger out bleeding to the road. A taxi took him to hospital208 words
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329 1971-04-08 13 Swimming club to get land for pool THE Government has agreed to let the Chinese Swimming Club have about four acres of reclaimed land for a new swimming pool complex. Mr. Fong Pin Chee, a vicepresident of the club, said that land negotiations with the Government had been completed, but329 words
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183 1971-04-08 13 BLOOD TEST NEGATIVE: PATERNITY SUIT IS DISMISSED MADAM Teoh Guay Kee, 25, took her husband Ng Kee Heng to court yesterday claiming that he was the father of her third daughter, but failed to prove it m a blood test. Magistrate Chiam Boon Keng dismissed the application. Mr^J. Lim of183 words
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Article38 1971-04-08 13 PERUNAL s/o Dosamy was fined $200 yesterday m a magistrates' court for his 10th offence disorderly behaviour m public. He was arrested by police who found him shouting m Beach Road on Tuesday.38 words
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Advertisement99 1971-04-08 13 CINEMAS/Pages 14 GRAND PRIX SPECIAL/Pages 15-19 SHIPPING/Pages 20/21 SPORTS/Pages 22 -24 —^ZZZI j nßa BaV^^^^ .^UBk^Baßar^m. r» Wf^^R Jff'y^d Bal I ™Bar ana^afl <" TJmb^ A^FmwmwmuSL \nl Ba-^^Bai^ nap JBn I^^^BjßjH Amm > bFH Baßaßaßaßaßaßaßaßal Baßal Bar I .^^aßaßaßaf Bal ■BT BMk P I *Bai BM Isl X BM B^BMBMB^B99 words
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Article114 1971-04-08 14 Hair is the news again! LONG -haired youths will be barred from using community centres. Organising secretaries have been instructed by the People's Association Director to "refuse all forms of service to people with long, dirty and scruffy hair." "It has been observed," said the director, "that long, dirty and114 words
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Article204 1971-04-08 14 TYPHOID OUTBREAK IS OVER THE typhoid outbreak which began m Geylang Serai m January is officially over. Seventy-six people contracted^ the disease before it was brought under control. A Health Ministry statement said yesterday that three typhoid carriers were traced during the systematic screening of more than 600 hawkers and204 words
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Article59 1971-04-08 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. More abattoirs are to be built m the country m the near future to cope with the demand for more meat, the DirectorGeneral of verterinary services, Tan Sri Johari Daud, said today. He added that the building of the $6 million abattoir at59 words
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101 1971-04-08 14 EX-SHAW MAN NONEE SEN TO MAKE FILMS Mr. Nonce Sen, formerly of the Shaw Organisation, announced yesterday that he was entering the international film -making business. Three books being considered for filming are Howard Simpson's To A Silent Valley (the fall of Dienbienphu), An Assignment for a Mercenary (civil war101 words
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Article72 1971-04-08 14 YMCAs from Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Ipoh will be holding a two-day sports festival m Ipoh this weekend. Defending champions, the Chinese YMCA and the YMCA at (Orchard Rd., will together field about 80 participants m badminton, billiard, table tennis, tennis and volleyball. The72 words
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121 1971-04-08 14 THE YMCA of Singapore will hold a His and Hers fashion show called Rainbow m Disguise at the Peacock Room of the Ming Court Hotel on May 15 and 16 at 4 p.m. The Young Adults Group is organising the show m121 words
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Advertisement638 1971-04-08 14 KpPENSC AT H AY TODAYh3 Grand EASTER Attraction -No Free List. I I 4 Shows Daily: 1 1 .00 am, 2.30, 6.00 9.00 pm*~ NOMINATED FOR 3 ACADEMY AWARDS! She Gave Away Secrets To One Side I And Her Heart To The Other! I -^bbVb^bbT +a\A% j \mm^%P^lSk\ .llnVi 'Kj638 words
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Advertisement186 1971-04-08 14 TfIfIJJPPEKgLIIB LYNN ROGERS Back Again! In response to popular appeal The girl you love. In a new bubbly, bouncy, full of -hits, star-quality show. For a limited time only. SHOWTIMES: 10 p.m. 11.45.p.m. 10 p.m.&12 midnight(Sats.) Music by Tino Gatchalian his orchestra. '^^^T^aW^^mW^ W £i Am tg /yV^i m m186 words
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Advertisement581 1971-04-08 14 93SESS ORGANISATION OPENS TODAY MO FREE LIST DUC TO FILM'S LENGTH 4 SHOWS Note Times: 11, 2.30. 6.30. 9.15 OUR EASTER BLOCKBUSTER Jack Lemmon. Shirley Mac Lame "IRMA LA DOUCE (UA) m PANAVISION TECHNICOLOR CAPITOL LIDO-REX SKr-ROXY SATURDAY AT MIDNIGHT Plus SUNDAY MORNING SHOW Oavid Chiang "Singing Killer" (A SHAW581 words
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Miscellaneous18 1971-04-08 14 TODAY: 9.37 a.m. (8.0 ft.); 10.21 p.m. (7.8 ft.) TOMORROW: 10.13 a.m. (8.3 ft.); 10.38 p.m. (8.2 ft.)18 words
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Article, Illustration951 1971-04-08 15 ALLAN CHAN - ALLAN CHAN By THE 6TH Singapore Grand Prix has attracted record entries all round and the main formula race promises to be a real battle royaL For the first time, all entries for the main race of this major event m951 words
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Advertisement57 1971-04-08 15 t i I When I Singapore B^| I as the flflflaflr^a^iflflflflfli H Singaporeans do E^^flflfliß""*' HflflT shop at l3flfl| Bflßaßaflfll J PEOPLE'S PARK HP m §M Chinatown's most Ji m lUb>#4| Kfl shopping complex lyH^^HHflflflflflH T V 1 ■■■■■■flßßßflH^flfl^^ flflflflflflflk. {tm^^^^^lLmmmmm^mm^^ M ■flflflsW' mL^mrT S^^^^^^^^^^ flfl HhHHHbW'* TJr •> a*57 words
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Advertisement427 1971-04-08 15 EM BETTER than ever for the spectators. Who and what to watch for m the main motor-cycle race Page 16. LOCAL TALENT: It's anybody's race and giant killers have a chance Page 17. THE CIRCUIT: A test for man and machine Page 18 and 19. MORE GRAND PRIX and pictures427 words
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Article, Illustration40 1971-04-08 16 THE two Indonesian k riders were well up among the leaders 1^ when they came to IV grief coming out of the Circus Hairpin last W year. WORDS: PICTURES LEE CHIU SAN M. YUSOOFLEE CHIU SAN; M. YUSOFF - 40 words
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Article, Illustration937 1971-04-08 16 THIS year the motorcycle Grand Prix race promises to be better than ever for spectators. The race could go to any of half a dozen top riders who have the machinery and the experience to set up some very fast lap times. The absence of works riders937 words
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Advertisement220 1971-04-08 16 THE SENSATIONAL CRELECTRODE SPARK PLUG with the 5-woy crccpogc harrier BOSCH GERMANY'S LARGEST OF AUTOMOTIVE t^W *J A AmmZ M** aTk A^BJHB7^H^Br^B^^aa>^B\ Fmrrrr.w wm^nf w\ Tm. J' fli t avHflfJ fc /^r amP} >^P*W DIESEL ELECTRIC (M) PTE LTD 'BBflßa)*''^ srgGAPone MB. 3>*3*« kuala umpur tsl aajie SIN MOH HUAT220 words
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Advertisement322 1971-04-08 16 performance, stereo. seat covers. OQqV&S Q/ itt rO#Hfl KINGLY TEL 299 MSB ACCESSORIES LJZSfIIHI (PTE.) LTD. 293, SELEGIE ROAD, SINGAPORE, 7. V^SSSfc. Drive Smoothly Drive Safely GT Wheels HlHßaw HHbw _j- /Am L^^Hf <* SSm mmm^AmW ■HHflßßßaaflH HHHT ~~—**mo*> mm mmWW 9r jHHHI HHH. WP mw i y i Am\322 words
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Article, Illustration565 1971-04-08 17 LEE CHIU SAN - WATCH FOR THE GIANT KILLERS By LEE CHIU SAN LOCAL riders are not lacking m talent, but they seldom have the chance to develop that talent because there is no permanent circuit m Singapore and most of them cannot afford to take their machines up to Batu Tiga565 words
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Advertisement299 1971-04-08 17 W 'BM HBaw 1 fl? flf .afIHHTV HrflW n _flj iiil Slkv a^T^T^ fIHHHHHT Bflß. k,I M baT JI II 1 nil ipfc W y -^^^^^^tTSflflS flHfll HH.V Hflfl^^UOA.^ ill H« JW II 1 V]^ aW^Bßk^ „,l* r tiu g^jpiigjjpjMMjHHHHHHHH -aflß3*^^^^i^iaasjßfl .^BaSaß* m ..flP*^ -aW^I >LiNDtR DISTRIBUTOR mmU mmT!!!!^^^^^m^Me^^^^ >S299 words
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Advertisement208 1971-04-08 17 Why spend a whole month's salary on a car stereo when you can own one for as little as $30.00 a month with no down payment required. Please Call atifoapi I mmmm^^ mmmm M m m I HHfIHHfIHHHHHfIHfI I Outram iniEßnmionni ruto suppiv "INTERAUTO" Rl^lilHflHHflHHßHHfflHl^fl^V I I aV*laflßL*J f %.•>208 words
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Article, Illustration363 1971-04-08 18 PADDOCK PITS SIGNAL PITS PEAK BEND fdm,,c,c,n THE LONG LOOP One of the most deceptive bends on the circuit. Really a double one that straightens out and then leads to another. Exits from the second bend can be hairy as the363 words
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Advertisement211 1971-04-08 18 H^t^^^^HHi Bafll Bafll at TaaßßßaV ...-re*' '9 HHaaaaaaaflß A\ aw J ._flal HHfIHHfIHH JL V~ af" _f*j hht^B h>il- Yashica Super 800 Electro has all the 'pro' features La-Ba-BflfltM V ««a_»-_B you need for theatre-quality home movies. 7.5 mm to 60mm, 8X power zoom lens lets you fill your screen211 words
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Article, Illustration799 1971-04-08 19 will look in the rear view mirror. Saloons and tourers By ALLAN CHAN ALWAYS a crowd pleaser and the mainstay of local motor racing, the saloons and tourers race will again provide thrills and spills galore with more cars than Singaporeans have ever seen m any one race. Fifty-three saloons,799 words
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Article182 1971-04-08 19 From Page 15 finish, and Hengky Iriawan of Indonesia is a good bet to finish. He has just returned from Europe, after reducing his bank account by an estimated $70,000 which he expended on a Palliser WDP 4 and a works-prepared Opel Commodore for the saloons and182 words
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Advertisement329 1971-04-08 19 HEALTH CARE WORLDWIDE [SAFE DRIVING TIPKeep Murine m your car use it regularly to ease the strain of eyes tired from road glare, traffic, dust and wind. WHEN YOUR EYES DRIVE YOU CRAZY Stop for Murine «^-^SS^C^ I J ust two drops |5^ brighten, cleanse m\mnt' vmm and soothe travel329 words
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Advertisement667 1971-04-08 20 II borberOites SAILINGS TO E. CANADA, VS. ATLANTIC »'»i«K« PS'ham PSBBBj M.Vark Bmßflß )«''•<■ tTmrnn BmNiml BaONJtVILLC Apr 13 May 22 **9 21 FCMNGATC Ape U/13 *a>' 17/1 B Apr it Jun 1 Jun b Jun 4 T.AVIAT. Apr 18/^o *P' Jun 4 Jun lo Jun Jun it THSTA Apr667 words
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Miscellaneous807 1971-04-08 20 LL I V JJ EY F OR EASY REFERENCE. The shipping schedules 11/ N y beginning on this page are given m four parts for 1 X v^— r^V/ ships westbound, eastbound, southbound and *-> nt~ m A T^-A^ammmmW AT* flf flf flf flffliflPflfflT flavW afl»% coastal. Each entry g,ves807 words
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Advertisement388 1971-04-08 21 JP f MALAYsIT^NTtRNaTnON^ J| SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD kM H No. 30E Jin. Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. AH The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE "■■■MM tmmm Na»| Afrkaaa: BUNOA RATA. In Port Havre 29/4. London 1/5 Hamburg 6/5 R'dam 8/5 Antwerp 11/s'Braman 13/5 BUNOA ORKID. 3/5 Jun 6/9 Jun388 words
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Miscellaneous650 1971-04-08 21 tciSTDOI infl ,nc,udln 9 s"' 08 sailing out of Singapore for Far 1 '^1 East ports to the north-east. ALEMANNIA H HHBHnBB ****»»*BflH>flßßmmmflßßmflflm^ Keelung, Kaohslung, mummmm Manila, Hongkong. HLL/AFT MSALT A ,R Apr 23/26 Japan, Pusan. Bangkok. KSC/OL ANDRZEj«;t 0 c M.S.MUKHO |n R Pusan KSC/OL aimdrzej STRUG Apr. 15/18650 words
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Miscellaneous305 1971-04-08 21 SHIPS IN PORT THE PORT OF Kota Makmur, SINGAPORE AUTHO- Madhumati, Yu Hung, RITY HAS MADE THESE Kadina, Lilia, Kota Naga, BERTHING ARRANGE- KJias, Kota Naga, Permina MENTS FOR APRIL, 8. Samudra VI, Mactra, Tong OUT- Tocansa 3/4 Sing, Karingo, Ton fr Hwa, .wTo I fli£ v Wisskerke, Swift Dragon,305 words
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Article, Illustration245 1971-04-08 22 THE Alec Mildren Racing Team from Australia, one of the strong contenders for Grand Prix laurels, at the scrutlneeriag at Hotel Malaysia car park yesterday. Heading the team is Australian Formula 2 champion, Max Stewart who will race m the Alec Mildren- Alfa Romeo specially designed for245 words
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Article325 1971-04-08 22 Indonesian ace Henky can upset m main event THOUSANDS will make their way to Upper Thomson Road this morning to watch some of the finest racing drivers and riders vicing for honours at the Singapore Grand Prix 1971. Former world champion racing driver Jack Brabham325 words
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Article, Illustration126 1971-04-08 22 8.30 a.m.: Arrival of Guests: 8.45 a.m.: Arrival of Minister for Social Affairs, Arrival of other Ministers; 8.50 a.m.: Police/Military Bands m position facing President's dias; 9.00 a.m.: Arrival of President and First Lady, Fanfare by the Police Band, President mounts dais, National Anthem, Presentation of126 words
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430 1971-04-08 22 KONG Siow Kee, 17, of Hua Vi Middle School scored an upset win over favourite Elias Mussa (Geylang Serai Vocational Institute) to win the schools' national singles badminton championship at the Singapore Badminton Stadium yesterday. Kong won 16-18, 18-13, After losing the first set430 words
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Article, Illustration279 1971-04-08 22 Herald Knight g - King and pawn ending IN king and pawn versus king endings, a pawn can only be promoted from queening, the opposing king must not allow the other king to reach the seventh rank. In the first diagram, when the pawn is m front of the king, and whether white or279 words
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Miscellaneous262 1971-04-08 22 PROGRAMME OF EVENTS TODAY Practice periods: 08.30 a.m. Motorcycles Classes 1, 2 and 3. 09.15 a.m. Clubman Cars Heat 1. 10.00 a.m. Clubman Cars Heat 2. 10.45 a.m. Motorcycles Classes 4, 5 and 6. 11.30 a.m. G.P. Cars First batch. 12.15 a.m. G.P. Cars Second batch. 02.00 p.m. G.P. Motorcycles262 words
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Miscellaneous53 1971-04-08 22 MOTORING: Singapore yard (SRC, 5.15 p.m.) Grand Prix (Upper Thorn- BADMINTON: Schools' son Road Circuit 10.00 National C'ships. am.) NETBALL: SWNA HOCKEY: SHA Under- Asian League (F&N F 23 vs SCC (SCC, 5.15 Park, 4.30 p.m. 6 p.m.) p.m.); SHA League Div. 2 GOLF: Memorial Cup SRC vs Sembawang Ship-53 words
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Article, Illustration500 1971-04-08 23 Precious Momentos, a classy performer IPOH, Wed. Bukit Timah trainer Jack Spencer has introduced another smart sprinter m Precious Momentos among his new batch of horses. A four-year-old English gelding by Faberge 11, Precious Momentos outsprinted a bright class two division one field over 7f at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday.500 words
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202 1971-04-08 23 JOE BUGNER NAMED FIGHTER OF THE MONTH NEW YORK, Wed. England's Joe Bugner, who outpointed defender Henry Cooper and won the British and European heavyweight championships,was named Fighter of the Month by Ring magazine yesterday. In addition Bugner, previously unranked, was given the No. 7 spot among the heavyweight challengers.202 words
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Article179 1971-04-08 23 On the track this morning, Lt. General did an impressive workout m the company of stablemate Collusion on a good track here this morning. With a riding boy astride, he finished half a length m front of Collusion who was ridden by Nawari Ali over179 words
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157 1971-04-08 23 t -rounder Mushtaq excluded from Pakistan's Test team LONDON, Wed. Mushtaq Mohammed, Northamptonshire's Pakistani all-rounder, was not surprised that he had been left out of Pakis tan's Test team to tour England this summer because he could not come to financial terms with his Board of Control "I thought they'dAFP - 157 words
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Article, Illustration273 1971-04-08 23 BOMBAY, Wed. No goal was scored m the first leg semi-final match of the Gold Cup Hockey tournament here between visiting Sikh Union of Kenya and Indian Defence Services here today. The winners will be decided on goal average of matches m both the legs. Sikh Union had a matchingAFP - 273 words
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Article133 1971-04-08 23 AUGUSTA, Georgia, Wed. Tony Jacklin of Britain said yesterday that he was discarding the driver with which he won the 1969 British Open and 1970 U.S. Open Championship for the Maters, Golf tournament, starting here tomorrow. "I have a new driver with a super-stiff shaft which I will use thisAP - 133 words
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Article104 1971-04-08 23 LUSAKA, Zambia, Wed. Tlie Supreme Council for Sport m Africa ended its meeting here yesterday without calling for an African boycott of the 1972 Olympics m Munich if Rhodesia takes part. Abraham Ordia, president of the Council, told newsmen after the meeting that he recommended African countries to attend theAFP - 104 words
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Article91 1971-04-08 23 MELBOURNE, Wed. The 30,000 strong Amalgamated Engineering Union today came out m opposition to the allwhite South Africa cricket tour of Australia this year. The Union called on the Australian Council of Trade Unions to boycott the tour, a move that would seriously jeopardise the visit. Already Bob Hawke, theAFP - 91 words
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Article60 1971-04-08 23 NEW YORK, Wed. Billie Jean King is the leading money winner on the women's pro tennis tour, according to the weekly statistics released yesterday. Mrs. King has won U5527,750 m the tour 'sponsored by Virginia Slims. Rosemary Casals has won U5523,200. She is followed by Ann Haydon Jones of EnglandAP - 60 words
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Article62 1971-04-08 23 TOKYO Wed. The Japan Amateur Boxing Association said today that it will send eight teenage boxers to the second Asian junior boxing championship m Seoul on April 20-25. The boxers, all under 19, will fly to South Korea on April 18, the Association said. In the first championship held mAP - 62 words
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Miscellaneous53 1971-04-08 23 DAVY JONES By Sam Left 'IMAGINE T^r^X Jbbbbbß> '.-A^ftv 1 I GIVE TOn7"^P"b7fi 0 L/INU I'LL BET THEY'RE N THEY MUST GU^S FROM SUCH 1 aflß* eirriiSl I^^A >TO SAVE ME. I NOT PALS OUT OF 8E... IT CAN'T GROSES fflS" \W3 j^ s^^ U^^ R y^ P J^vl CA53 words
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Miscellaneous477 1971-04-08 23 TWINSET CROSSWORD "iziziziigH" ESMzaaaasa ACROSS DOWN I. With having endless neck with 2. Pupil is numberone, we hear suitor! (11) (3) 9. A shade that shouts at you? 3. Pipes, oriental, found among (3) the communists (5) 10. Are topless after somehow 4 lt appear to be real silver m477 words
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Article, Illustration795 1971-04-08 24 WORLD TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS HUI CHING ONLY TRIPLE CHAMP IN TEN-DAY TOURNAMENT NAGOYA, Japan, Wed. Sweden's 18-year-old lad, Stellan Bengtsson won the men's singles and brought back the St. Bride Trophy to Europe from Asia for the first time m 18 years at the 31st WorldAP - 795 words
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Article352 1971-04-08 24 GUTHRIE Waugh 'B breezed their way to the final with a 4-1 victory over the Malaysia-Singapore Airlines *C m the Singapore Business Houses Football League and cup division three match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. They will now meet Ming Court, the other finalist, on April352 words
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Article124 1971-04-08 24 MEN'S SINGLES Quarter-Finals: Dragutin Surbek (Yugoslavia) beat Milan Orlowski (Czechoslovakia) 19--21, 21-12, 21-15, 21-19. Shigeo Itoh (Japan) beat Li Fu Jung (China) 17-21, 21-12, 21-16, 21-12. Stellan Bengtsson (Sweden) beat Jaroslav Kunz (Czechoslovakia) 21-14, 21-19, 21-17. Hsi En Ting (China) beat Tibor Klampar (Hungary; 23--21, 21-17, 14-21,124 words
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Article111 1971-04-08 24 A leading soccer club from Selangor, the VOC Sports Club, will play two friendly matches here during the weekend. They open their tour with a match tomorrow against the Port Authority Recreation at Bukit Chermin and on Saturday the visitors will take on the Joyful Indians for the111 words
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Article484 1971-04-08 24 BRIDEG E T O W N Wed. A gallant unbeaten century by twenty-one year-old Bom bay University student Sunil Gavaskar enabled India to hold out for a draw m the Fourth Test against West Indies at the Kensington Oval here yesterday. At the close,484 words
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Article86 1971-04-08 24 India 2nd inns. A. Mankad c Shepherd b Ali 8; S, Gavaskar not out 117; A. Wadekar c Lloyd b Sobers 17; G.R. Vishwanath c Shepherd b Sobers 0; M.L. Jaisimha Ibw Dowe 17; D.N. Sardesai c Fredericks 6 Shepherd 24; E.D. Solkar not out 10; Extras: 28; Total:86 words
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Article60 1971-04-08 24 The Singapore Cricket Club selection will play a charity soccer match against the locally enlisted personnel of the British Army on Friday April 16 at the Padang. Band of the 32 Regiment RCT will be m attendance. The charity is m aid of the locally enlisted personnel who60 words
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Article, Illustration378 1971-04-08 24 JASBIR SINGH - Abdul Karim named S'pore skipper for Under-23 meet JASBIR SINGH ASIAN ALL-Star and Singapore Indian Association centre half, Abdul Karim, 25, has been named Singapore skipper for the Malaysian Hockey Federation Under-23 competition at Seremban from April 15 to 17. Eight states, including Singapore, will vie for the Aziz Durairatnam378 words
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Article189 1971-04-08 24 D'Cruz goal decides hockey match A FORTY-SECOND minute goal by left-wing Joseph D'Cruz earned the Jansenites a 1-0 victory over the Ceylon Sports Club m the Singapore Hockey Association division one league match at Balestier Road yesterday. Fielding a depleted side the Ceylonese did extremely well m holding their tough189 words
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Article69 1971-04-08 24 Lee Kok Yuen was the outstanding athlete m the Rangoon Road Primary School Athletic at the school ground yesterday. Lee won the high jump and triple jump m the Boys open division. Lim Meng Thim took Girls' senior title by bagging three golds and a silver.69 words