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Title Section15 1971-04-12 1 THE SINGAPORE herald No. 224 Singapore Monday, April 12, 1971 MC(P) No. 2525 15 CENTS15 words
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Article352 1971-04-12 1 COLOMBO, Sun. Fierce battles between rebels and Government forces continued throughout Ceylon today as the Government re-imposed a 24-hour-curfew on eight administrative districts. Fighting had been heaviest m these areas m the past few days. At the same time, high-ranking military officers were appointed to352 words
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Article, Illustration487 1971-04-12 1 Day 1— and confusion all the way in buses IF ITS the first day for you," said the bus conductor to the passenger, "it's the first day for me. If you don't know, I don't know." The confused conductor who did not know where he was going and the passenger487 words
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Article121 1971-04-12 1 THERE were no newdevelopments yesterday m the search for the two Singapore Air Defence Command Hunter jet fighters which disappeared over the Straits of Malacca four days ago. A Ministry of Defence spokes man said last night that search boats and planes had been unable to find121 words
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Article, Illustration58 1971-04-12 1 GRAEME Lawrence gulping down a bottle of squash orange m front of the grandstand after receiving the victor's laurel. Looking on is President Sheares and his wife. The New Zealander driving a Brabham BT 30 1600 cc. roared to his third consecutive victory m the 40-lap Singapore58 words
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Article185 1971-04-12 1 Donor's blood fails to save dog PARIS, Sun. The only dog blood bank m Europe perhaps m the world came under the spotlight m the bid to save Titus, the Pyrenees sheepdog, which died after saving his master Daniel Giorgia m the mountainous Chartreuse area. The dog, left lying forAFP - 185 words
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Article155 1971-04-12 1 BEIRUT, Sun.—Jordanian troops and Palestinian commandos clashed m the Jordan Valley today, the Palestinian General Command said m a communique here. It said that Government forces had attacked Martur Abul-Kas^em base with mortars, heavy machine-guns and rockets. The commandos fired back. An earlier statement said that Jordanian155 words
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Article103 1971-04-12 1 Bigger war fears NEW DELHI, Sun. The East Pakistan civil war threatened tonight to erupt into a major international confrontation. Fears mounted that the 16--day-old fighting between the Pakistan Army and the East Pakistani independence forces might spill over the border into India. Radio Pakistan announced that the Pakistan Army103 words
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Article, Illustration198 1971-04-12 1 Pone lashes out at 'war and moral decadence' VATICAN CITY, Suri.-The Pope today accused men of "flagrant infidelity," to the principles of justice and peace and he denounced wars old and new, armaments, revolutions and progressive moral decadence He gave his gloomy picture of world affairs m his annual Easter198 words
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Article113 1971-04-12 1 NEW DELHI, Sun. General Ne Win, chairman of Burma's Revolutionary Council, postponed his return to Rangoon on Saturday after he became ill and was admitted to a hospital. Ne Win arrived m the Indian capital with his wife three days ago on his way113 words
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Advertisement5 1971-04-12 1 24-HOUR CURFEW IN EIGHT DISTRICTS5 words
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Advertisement16 1971-04-12 1 have an ice* IS It' lodau! §MmW*mmmmW '^l^^jk the flavour where the fun is. ..every time!16 words
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561 1971-04-12 2 TAI WEI TZU - TAI WEI TZU From m Hongkong THE main foreign interest m this year's Canton Trade Fair is whether China has completed its shopping list for its new economic thrust, the fourth FiveYear Plan. Businessmen attending the month-long fair starting on April 15 will watch561 words
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Article, Illustration542 1971-04-12 2 V.K. CHIN - V.K. CHIN AS TUN TAN PREPARES TO NAME BUREAU HEADS... From m Kuala Lumpur THE traditional infighting between the old and new factions m the Malaysian Chinese Association has already started as Tun Tan Siew Sin gets ready to announce the names of542 words
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Article588 1971-04-12 2 NEW YORK: The Soviet Communist Party's .24th Congress which ended last week has spotlighted one of the weaknesses of international Communism: Its leaders stay around a long time and grow old m their jobs. A good share of the movement's trouble must trace to the lack588 words
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Viewpoint
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263 1971-04-12 2 THE denial by the Base Economic Conversion Department that workers of British Bases over 40 years old are deprived of chances to participate m the retraining scheme is an insult to injury. I am prepared to produce a number of workers from HQ, FARELF,263 words
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237 1971-04-12 2 AFTER reading the letter by "Angry Parent" (S.H. April 7) I feel I have to write about a similar type of punishment meted out to my little girl for an offence not committed by her. It would be a coincidence if the school happened to237 words
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Article641 1971-04-12 2 A WEEK before Easter Sunday last year, one Gordon Landsborough who called himself an "anti-noise warrior" threatened to lead an army of thousands of cars to surround and close London's Heathrow airport by a "motor blockade" and repeat the performance every Sunday thereafter "until the authorities641 words
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Article, Illustration19 1971-04-12 2 'What d'you think, dear have the decorators m or wait for a sonic boom claim?"19 words
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Advertisement39 1971-04-12 2 i a i x the most f 1 &tbble t I c l^§nge of G Wines I 1 Z jk Food Beverage (Pte) Ltd., a S 875 Bukit Timah Road, 6 m.s., g Ig Singapore 10. Tel: *****3 939 words
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Article261 1971-04-12 3 MALAYSIA-Singapore Airlines has been reminded that it will be held responsible for the conduct of hippies whom it flies to Thailand, where they are not welcome. An informed source m Kuala Lumpur said the reminder came from the Thai Immigration Department after two Americans,261 words
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227 1971-04-12 3 AT STAKE $150 M ALUMINIUM REFINERY cytr^^r f eX ertS from Ja P an s Mitsubishi nhlT S? mP o any 1S cx P ect ed here next month to check whether Singapore can supply enough chean electricity for a $150-million a lum mi um227 words
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Article, Illustration203 1971-04-12 3 TELEVISION Singapore cameraman Mr. Chan See Van cracked his rib on Saturday, and the next day the Minister for Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, visited him at Thomson Road General Hospital. lt was a pleasant surprise for Mr. Chan, of course, but then he203 words
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Article92 1971-04-12 3 FOUR Royal Air Force Lightning supersonic fighters yesterday made a 2-000-mile non-stop flight from Singapore to Darwin. The planes, from No. 74 Squadron at Tengah, were refuelled m the air by Victor tankers. At the half-way point, they rendezvoused with a Shackleton reconnaisance bomber which92 words
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Article63 1971-04-12 3 THE Singapore Handicaps Friendship Club is appealing for volunteers to start a new service for its members. The president of the club, Mr. Stephen Yeo, hoped that members of the public would volunteer the use of their cars and their services as drivers once or twice a month63 words
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Article, Illustration137 1971-04-12 3 Why we need tough, brave army Singapore, lying m a world torn by conflict, needs to build up an armed force capable of meeting any threat, both from within and without, according to Mr. Phua Bah Lee, Parliamentary Secretary to the Communications Ministry. Speaking at the passing-out parade of 525137 words
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Article247 1971-04-12 3 BLIND AFRAID TO BOARD BUSES MANY blind people who travel by bus were afraid to go out yesterday when the new bus system came into operation. The executive director of the Singapore Association for the Blind, Mr. Charlie Goh, yesterday made a special appeal to the public to help blind247 words
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Article20 1971-04-12 3 THE Singapore International Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual general meeting at Adelphi Hotel at noon tomorrow.20 words
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Miscellaneous32 1971-04-12 3 GP PRIZE GIVING SINGAPORE'S First Lady, Mrs. B.H. Sheares, will give away trophies and cash awards to the winners of the sixth Singapore Grand Prix at 8 p.m. at the Istana today.32 words
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187 1971-04-12 4 AUSTRALIA has offered to help and advise the Singapore Government on setting up its national airline. This was stated m a press release by Captain R.J. Ritchie, Qantas Airways general manager, when he announced that Malaysia had accepted Australia's offer of assistance187 words
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Article167 1971-04-12 4 PILGRIM BUS CRASH: 23 HURT BENTONG, Sun. A bus carrying 42 devotees to the Sri Marathandawa temple festival m Maran crashed on Saturday two days after an accident involving another bus carrying devotees to the same place. Twenty three of the passengers, three with serious injuries, have been admitted to167 words
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Article51 1971-04-12 4 INDIA will send a fourmember delegation to the fourth annual meeting of the Board of Governors of the Asian Development Bank which opens here on Thursday. It will be headed by the country's Finance Minister, Mr. Y.B. Chawan. He is expected to arrive here on Wednesday51 words
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Article141 1971-04-12 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A team from Pernas will be sent to West Sumatra soon to initiate a greater volume of trade between that part of Indonesia and Malaysia. This is the response to the kee ness m the Government and the private sector m141 words
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Article96 1971-04-12 4 POLICE are appealing for relatives of an Indian woman whose body was found floating by the Marine Police on Saturday night on the sea off Elizabeth Walk. She was believed to be about 50 years old, 5 ft. 2 m. high, long haired and96 words
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Article91 1971-04-12 4 MAS gets new powers THE Monetary Authority of Singapore now has powers to issue and cancel repaid Treasury Bills. This is announced m the latest issue of the Government Gazette by the Secretary to the Cabinet, Mr. Wong Chooi Sen. The MAS the Government's bank and financial agent started operations91 words
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Article173 1971-04-12 4 Families must 'stay united' SINGAPORE would not have a youth problem if all teachers and parents do their part m looking after and guiding the young, according to Dr Chiang Hai Ding, MP for Ulu Pandan. "We must ensure that the basic family structure m our country continues to be173 words
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Article88 1971-04-12 4 Robbery at HDB flat THREE armed robbers got away with cash and jewellery, worth $700, from a Toa Payoh flat on Saturday night. Two of them, armed with pistols and the third with a knife, held up Veerappan Dasaratharaj and his grandfather while they were watching TV m their flat88 words
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Article, Illustration304 1971-04-12 4 NOTHING TO LOSE IN JOINING PAP TODAY -WONG JOINING the People's Action Party today does not carry the risk of social stigma or economic sacrifices because the situation m which the party has to function now and m the future has changed. This was stated by Dr. Wong Lin Ken,304 words
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Article491 1971-04-12 4 Doctors and mercykilling IF PETS can be put away for good, why can't we do the same for old, unwanted people. Some of them merely exist. Others, such as those with terminal cancer, carry on m constant pain, and killing them would be a kindness. So say advocates of euthanasia,491 words
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Article170 1971-04-12 4 PRESIDENT Sheares has appealed to employers m Singa pore to employ blind people who are trained m certain skills. He said that most Singaporeans could not help the blind to see. "But some can help by employing the blind already trained by the Association for the170 words
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Article61 1971-04-12 4 THE Singapore Paediatric Society will screen two films at 8.15 p.m. on April 20, m the Pathology Lecture Theatre m the Outram Road General Hospital entitled "A two-year-old goes 'to hospital" and "Going to hospital with mother." A discussion, led by Prof. Wong Hock Boon, head of61 words
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Article, Illustration79 1971-04-12 4 EASTER EGG HUNT AND FASHION SHOW AT GOODWOOD HOTEL ABOUT 50 children went hunting for Easter eggs at the Goodwood Park Hotel's East pool yesterday. And the Asterrett sisters Jill, 10, and Brooke, 6 came away tops with 35 eggs and two kids. The egg hunt followed an Easter fashion79 words
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Miscellaneous41 1971-04-12 4 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker t 'M^m/ SAK&E FELL OFF TME CLIFF A6A\N EEP M,M HAPpy /B^m T,LL z RNP A i i SK. THE FLIP "r iB*m&*J S,PE OF T^ M^ j HENNy yOUNJ^MAN <*^P RECORD \S EVEN BETTER £AR6E41 words
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Article, Illustration293 1971-04-12 5 RESEARCH TO SERVICE INDUSTRY KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Minister of Technojogy, Research and Local Government, Dato Ong Kee Hui says a crash programme is needed to produce scientists and technologists to man Malaysia's research centres set up to service industry. He says this m a293 words
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Article111 1971-04-12 5 Accept our traders: Envoy JAKARTA, Sun. The Malaysian ambassador to Indonesia, Tan Sri Ya'acob bin Abdul Latiff, has called on the people of Atjeh to kindly accept Malaysian traders m the area for the development of the economy and trade. Close relations, he said, would be very beneficial to the111 words
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Article185 1971-04-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A Malaysian company today announced plans to export kampong-produced woollen pullovers and other knitwear to European and temperate countries from next year. The managing director of the Malaysia Batik and Handi crafts Berhad, Tan Sri Tan Tian Tsin, said the garments will be knitted185 words
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Article42 1971-04-12 5 THE Singapore International Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting m the Coleman Room, Adelphi Hotel on Tuesday at 12 noon. The Minister for Finance. Mr Hon Sui Sen, will be the guest-of-honour and will address the gathering.42 words
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Article, Illustration20 1971-04-12 5 LAFF A DAY "I want you to know that those men get paid for what you and I do forjiothing."20 words
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Article108 1971-04-12 5 LUMUT, Sun. The Outward Bound School here which caters for leadership courses is to open its doors to girls for the first time this year. This decision was taken by the management committee of the school at its annual meeting here today. The chairman of the108 words
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Article81 1971-04-12 5 Get into tourism— Khir PENANG, Sun. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari, today urged more Malays to set ud tourist agencies. He said that they should do so m view of Malaysia's development and the increasing number of tourists coming here. Inche Khir said the81 words
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100 1971-04-12 5 CHILDREN'S TOUR OF SINGAPORE BY NIGHT FIFTY-THREE children will tour Singapore by night on Thursday. They will visit Mt. Faber, Jurong Hilltop and the National Theatre. The excursion is being organised by the Chinese YMCA as an item m its five-day holiday camp for children from six to 12 years100 words
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Article80 1971-04-12 5 Chinese YMCA courses THE Chinese YMCA is offering new courses on conversational Japanese, massage and academic skills at its premises m Palmer Road soon. The 15-session conversational Japanese course will begin on April 30 at 6.30 p.m. Miss Ruth Chia will conduct the course on massage which starts on April80 words
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Article131 1971-04-12 5 A helping hand from ESSO KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Esso Standard Malaya Berhad has given scholarships totalling $102,500 to students for full course studies m engineering, economics and science at the University of Malaya. In its grant-aid programme for M lay students m forms five ai d six, grants valued at131 words
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117 1971-04-12 5 Low-cost housing for govt servants JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A housing project for Government employees with a monthly salary of less than $100 is now ready m Tampoi, the Mentri Be sar, Dato Haji Othman bin Sa'at said today. It involved the building of 100 houses which would be sold to117 words
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Article52 1971-04-12 5 ALOR STAR, Sun. Another 20 maternity clinics will be opened m Kedah this year, the Minister of Health, Tan Sri- Sardon bin Haji Jubir, said today. Speaking to reporters after visiting the general hospital here, he added that an outpatients department will be built m52 words
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Article194 1971-04-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The recently established labour bureau of UMNO is to press for greater Malay participation m factories and commercial firms. A spokesman of UMNO headquarters here told Bernama that this would be m line with the Government's policy where the work force m194 words
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Article122 1971-04-12 5 PENANG, Sun. A fourman planning committee has been set up by the Penang State Alliance to recommend action to be taken between now and the next election. The committee has submitted its interim report to the deputy chairman ot the State Alliance, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari,122 words
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Article, Illustration387 1971-04-12 6 Bhutan only wants more roads NEW DELHI, Sun. The King of Bhutan, m a rare news conference during a four-day state visit to India, indicated yesterday that few domestic or international problems face his landlocked Himalayan nation, which is due to join the United Nations m October. The only pressure387 words
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Article, Illustration408 1971-04-12 6 Rebel rule plan for Bangla Desh P\ z i* i* 1" ••••••Z j KARACHI, Sun. A photo of Awami League leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, captioned "Sheikh Mujibur Rahman under custody at Karachi Airport" was released here today, confirming news- papermen's suspicions that he had been arrested. According to rumours. Sheikh408 words
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Article174 1971-04-12 6 LONDON, Sun. Government sources said today Prime Minister Edward Heath will soon set m motion machinery to give Queen Elizabeth a pay rise her first m 19 years. Only six weeks ago, Mr Heath told the House of Commons the Queen's funds, 'although not174 words
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Article137 1971-04-12 6 It's a mad, mad, worLd NEW YORK, Sun. Radical leader Abbie Hoffman has challenged Alabama Governor George Wallace to a 10--round boxing match, with the proceeds to be donated to the winner's favourite charity. Hie challenge was sent via telegram on Friday to the Governor's mansion m Montgomery. Hoffman said137 words
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Article38 1971-04-12 6 LONDON: Britain is preparing to sign a contract to supply 60 million pounds worth of arms to Libya, the London Sunday Times reported. The contract was understood to involve low-altitude anti-air-craft systems* radar, light weapons, and military vehicles.38 words
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216 1971-04-12 6 HONGKONG, Sun. A noon banquet was given m Peking today by the All-China Sports Federation m honour of the visiting Canadian table tennis delegation, the New China News Agency reported tonight. The grqpp is led by Margaret Walden. Present at the banquet were Mr216 words
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Article286 1971-04-12 6 REDS CALL FOR BETTER IN RUSSIA MOSCOW, Sun. The Soviet Communist Party Congress, m a resolution published yesterday, broadly criticised and called for wide-raning improvement m the quality of Soviet life. Hardly a phase of Soviet domestic activity escaped the Congresses' demand for betterment. The building trades, restaurants, retail services,AP - 286 words
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283 1971-04-12 6 LONDON, Sun. The Israeli Government is putting the final touches to a plan for the re-opening of the Suez Canal, the Observer said today. Israel will offer to evacuate and return to Egypt a strip about five miles wide on283 words
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Article159 1971-04-12 7 Hussein warns the Arabs AMMAN, Sun. King Hussein of Jordan, whose country is boycotting the Arab conference on the Jordanian situation currently meeting m Cairo, served notice yesterday he would not allow any interference with the Jordanian Government's authority to run its own affairs. He said "We refuse to bargain159 words
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199 1971-04-12 7 Big pay deal hits Tory wage policy LONDON, Sun. Another whopping pay offer to British car workers cast doubt yesterday on the future of the Government's voluntary incomes policy. Observers said Conservative cabinet ministers remained unwilling to risk the showdown with Labour leaders that would almost certainly follow any attempt199 words
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Article136 1971-04-12 7 It's a mad, mad, worLd LONDON: Sun. All that heavy breathing from the drinkers ruined the nude ballet at Bill Fentiman's bar. Fentiman staged the show involving a 23-year-old male dancer and a 21--year-old female partner to launch an extension to his tavern. To separate the act from the audience,136 words
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260 1971-04-12 7 Saigon men under siege at frontier SAIGON, Sun. North Vietnamese forces besieging a frontier South Vietnamese artillery base for nearly two weeks drove back two attempts by U.S. helicopters to bring critically needed water to the defenders. U.S. B-52 bombers pounded North Vietnamese positions around Fire Base Six for the260 words
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239 1971-04-12 7 NAHA, Okinawa, Sun. An anti-war U.S. sergeant Herschel David Poplin, 23, said here he would impeach three of his superior officers of the 7th psychological operation group of the U.S. Army, for "murders of the North Korean people" and other violations of the uniform239 words
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Article, Illustration227 1971-04-12 7 TAIPEI, Sun. Taiwan blasted the United States today for siding with Japan In the two Governments' dispute over the Senkaku Islands, a move to which the Government 'takes strong exception," a Foreign Ministry statement said. The statement said the Government has lodged a "strong representation" with227 words
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Article227 1971-04-12 7 HANOI, Sun. North Vietnamese went to the polls today to elect a new National Assembly. There were 529 candidates, including 20 women, for the 420 seats. The city of Hanoi will return 42 deputies of the 55 candidates standing. The candidates are put forward by the227 words
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Article152 1971-04-12 7 ROME, Sun-Easter morning for the Pope had a jarring start as a tall metal cross fell with a lond clang next to him as he said Mass m a parish church just outside Rome. The Pontiffs face turned red as the cross, about 6 feet152 words
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Article143 1971-04-12 7 LONDON, Sun. Joel Carlson, one of South Africa's leading political lawyers, said today he was hounded by secret police and fled the country after four attempts on his life. The 44-year-old lawyer, who presented almost 100 cases without winning one to South African courts charging torture143 words
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Article481 1971-04-12 8 V.K. CHIN - V.K. CHIN From m KUALA LUMPUR THE business community is suffering from a case of "Peking Fever" following signs that a trade mission to China would be supported by the Malaysian Government. Businessmen are encouraged by a statement by Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak that481 words
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Article333 1971-04-12 8 D.Y. CAPARAS - D.Y. CAPARAS From m MANILA NOT even the Holy Week can stop many Filipino leaders from talking about politics and what they call power struggle m the November senatorial elections and 1973 presidential polls. While schools, business and Government firms closed shop as early as last333 words
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Article373 1971-04-12 8 BILLY BRAY - BILLY BRAY From m BANGKOK THE THAI Government, struggling last week to contain a bitter wave of public indignation over proposed price increases on petroleum products, finally took the big step and slapped a retail price freeze on the industry. The proposed price increases, which would373 words
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Article588 1971-04-12 8 Jobless behind Ceylon revolt BACKGROUND TO THE FOREIGN NEWS THE CEYLONESE Peoples Liberation Front (Janatha Vimuthi Peramuna), which has been trying to overthrow Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike' s Government with a series of attacks throughout Ceylon, is a movement born from the discontent of unemployed students. Out of Ceylon's 12,000,000 inhabitants,AFP - 588 words
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Article, Illustration600 1971-04-12 8 GEORGE LIU - GEORGE LIU From m HONGKONG HONGKONG, Sun. Associated Press correspondent John Roderick and two other U.S. newsmen crossed into China this morning. They were the first Americans to visit the Chinese mainland on a special assignment since the People's Republic was established m 1949. They were given permission600 words
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Article, Illustration492 1971-04-12 9 SPORTS EXTRA BRILLIANT bowling by former, state off spinner Selvanayagam Sivalingam paved the way for Ceylon Sports Club to thrash Naval Base Cricket Club by seven wickets m the Singapore Cricket Association senior league match at Naval Base yesterday. Bowling with deadly accuracy492 words
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Article945 1971-04-12 9 Police beat Indian Association by seven wickets at Thomson Road. I.A. Altaff b Sarjit Singh s Abdul Rashid b R. da Silva 9 Paul de Kretser c Sarjit Singh b R. da Silva 9 K. Moorthy run out 10 G. Woodford st Stevens b Cooke ig Bandhiraj Singh c945 words
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Article354 1971-04-12 9 SATURDAY'S SPORTS ROUNDUP GUTHRIE Waugh scored their fourth victory m the Football Association of Singapore Division One league match with a 2-0 win over Darul Afiah on Saturday. Goalkeeper A. Khairullah turned m a fine display for Guthries with timely saves time and again m D354 words
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Article287 1971-04-12 9 ENGLISH LEAGUE Burnley 1 Blackpool 0 Chelsea 1 Palace 1 Everton 1 Wolves 2 Huddersfield i Man. City 0 Man. Utd. 1 Derby 2 Newcastle 1 Leeds 1 Notts F. 1 West Ham 0 Southampton 1 Arsenal 2 Stoke 0 Liverpool 1 Tottenham 2 Ipswich 0 West Brom.287 words
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449 1971-04-12 9 Arsenal hopes soar as Leeds drop vital point LONDON, Sun. Arsenal's "double" hopes soared yesterday when First Division leaders Leeds United dropped an important point at the start of an Easter Week-end campaign vital to both championship contenders. While Arsenal were battling to a 2-1 away victory against Southampton, Leeds449 words
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Article715 1971-04-12 9 Aldershot 11 16 14 38 Cambridge Utd 12 12 17 36 Southend 11 13 i> 35 Grimsby Town 13 7 20 33 Lincoln City 12 8 20 32 Har tie pool 7 11 23 25 Newport 7 7 26 21 Barrow 6 8 27 20 SCOTTISH LEAGUE DIVISION715 words
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Article331 1971-04-12 10 PENANG, Sun. Tun Tan Siew Sin said tonight that Penang could one day become the New York of Malaysia if the people of the island thought 20 to 30 years ahead. "I would like the people of Penang to think big and have ambition331 words
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Article, Illustration172 1971-04-12 10 Rosil is still dancing at 71 A 71 -YEAR-OLD woman singer. Madam Rosil de Costa, a member of the 34 dancers of the Portuguese Cultural Society, believes that dancing and singing is a tonic for longevity. Madam Rosil arrived yesterday from Malacca with the other members of the society to172 words
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398 1971-04-12 10 A. K. LEE - Together we drank, together we fought, together we A. K. LEE By NEWSPAPERS get a lot of strange mail. The letters range from sensational to pathetic sometimes both. But nothing I have seen quite measures up to the treasure which a colleague dug up the other day m the High398 words
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Article, Illustration426 1971-04-12 10 fiottfti JKoteA WOULD you pay $5,000 or $1,000. ..0r maybe $300 to attend an Easter Ball? You may think that's a crazy proposition but that's exactly what some Beautiful People did to help the Singapore Association for the Blind. Headed by its president,426 words
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Article, Illustration88 1971-04-12 10 GAILY-coloured little chicks of turquoise, pink, green and blue scamper around the lawn which is strewn with padi for them to peck at, while white bunnies hop happily m their midst. And overshadowing this pretty scene was a giant revolving Easter egg. Such was the imaginative Easter88 words
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Advertisement112 1971-04-12 10 m M^ -fl^m M^k —9M± mm+AP^hJ&^m TgX/i^Vl AVtf^^^M W^r \mr grooviest discotheque. Take a voyage into an exciting new world. In an atmosphere of man's misty maritime past, swingers can groove to the 'now' music on the Chinese Junk. Enjoy mystical cocktails like the 'High Lama' or the swashbuckling 'Pirate'112 words
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Miscellaneous25 1971-04-12 10 BLONDIE By Chic Young 1 1 I R m t i w th 1 l I I WISH SHE'D LEAQN J j TO DO THAT25 words
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Miscellaneous150 1971-04-12 10 9.00 a.m.— 6.30 P-m.: Exhibition of Indonesian paintings at Donald Moore Gallery, Liat Towers, Orchard Road. 9 a.m 8 p.m.: Health exhibition at the lecture hall, National Library, Stamford Road: (11 a.m.: Talk on sex education and 11.30 a.m.: Film show on sex education; 3 p.m.: Talk on alcoholism and150 words
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Article, Illustration412 1971-04-12 11 Chinese build the body AND the says MP CHINESE schools place more importance than English schools on character moulding, Mr. Ho Kah Leong, president of the Chinese Middle School Teachers' Union, said yesterday. He was speaking at a prizegiving ceremony at the National Theatre for the most outstanding students m412 words
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Article, Illustration218 1971-04-12 11 Bob-a-job Week is no walkover for Scouts 808-a job week Is on. And these two young Scouts who wandered into the Herald office yesterday didn't look exactly the reporting type. So they were given a more difficult assignment clearing a newspaper office. That's Chow Peng Hoong (left), and his chum218 words
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Article53 1971-04-12 11 PROF. Emil Aschheim has been appointed Professor of Physiology at Singapore University. The 50-year-old American received his doctorate degree m biology from New York m 1960 and his M.S. degree m zoology from Hebrew University, Israel. He has written 42 papers, some on his own research53 words
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Article324 1971-04-12 11 (1) Every day from April 5 to April 17 (except Sunday) we will publish two pictures of one of our Herald models. (2) Clip out the smaller picture and keep it. (3) Oa April IS we will publish an entry form. Paste six of the pictures you have324 words
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Article149 1971-04-12 11 URBAN renewal has hit the 60-year-old Chinese Produce Exchange. The exchange is moving to new premises at 47-B North Canal Road today from 4 Prince Street where the present building will be torn down to make way for the $70 million Ocean Building office and149 words
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Article, Illustration223 1971-04-12 11 Mum's the word when you 've finished admiring lovely Mohini I —^l^-.^— IDEAL TRAVELLING COMPANION CONTEST WIN A TRIP TO LONDON FOR TWO I AND KEEP 1 For some people there is only one airline BOAC TO LOOK at her, it's hard to believe that 24-year-old Mohini Mahajan is the223 words
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Advertisement19 1971-04-12 11 IJjjJIJJIJJCTP^^ n* V S 9 A*"™ J m ■B. or-eit., J t XK 3 n tel ***** aT km19 words
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Miscellaneous80 1971-04-12 11 ARCHIE By Bob Montana J •UJ X YOU'VE GOT PARTS OF| I DON'T YOU CAREI I ...ONLY bos 1 riu. JM!S EVERYTHING.... FROM I WHAT YOU LOOK I, AFTER THE W* l^ f*i?rJS=^\°"££ TiON FOOTBALL AND STEEL J V LIKE OURINO -< I V GAME/ I G ,f,T c^o V80 words
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Article105 1971-04-12 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A fish marketing scheme for 75,000 fishermen is to be implemented shortly by the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority. Announcing, this today, the Agriculture and Lands Minister, Tan Sri Haji Ghazali Jawi, said the scheme would improve the marketing system for fish, stabilise prices105 words
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Article, Illustration312 1971-04-12 12 BUS DRIVER'S SON TODDLES AWAY WITH EASTER BABY TITLE BUS driver's son Ng See Lye was named Easter Baby when he beat 59 others at a baby contest held at the People's Park Complex yesterday-Six-month-old, 21-lb. See Lye was all dimples and smiles as his father,312 words
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191 1971-04-12 12 A FIVE-MONTH campaign to encourage the people to buy Singaporemade products will be launched next month. It will be held by the Singapore Manufacturers Association m conjunction with the Ministries of Culture and Education. This was announced by Mr. Lim Phai Som, acting191 words
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Article35 1971-04-12 12 TOTO 5, ,49 THE following numbers were picked m yesterday's Toto draw No. 28/71 (The cash jackpot: $125,000): 33, 19, 37, 21, 20. The additional number was: 15. The three circled numbers: 11, 5, 38.35 words
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Article27 1971-04-12 12 TANJONG MALIM, Sun. Police here detained a 32-year-old, labourer from Kuala Lumpur today after a 13-year-old schoolgirl reported she had been raped.27 words
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134 1971-04-12 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Vice-Chancellor designate of the Agricultural University, Dr. Rashdan Baba, urged Malays to regard all universities m the country and those to be set up as "their universities." Dr. Rashdan, who is the former Vice-Chancellor of the National University,134 words
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Advertisement240 1971-04-12 12 GOMMNG AMERICA'S BIG NAME IN ROMANCE Live-wire hit of The Jerry Lewis Show. The Bob Hope Show. RCA recording star. This is top-star talent. Your chance to hear him m person, singing 'Lollipops and Roses', 'Wives and Lovers'. Make it a dinner date. European or Chinese food. PERSONAL APPEARANCE FOR240 words
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Advertisement52 1971-04-12 12 Ba <==^aal BaW^^ai gaaf £,> jn IS METROPOLE/ HOLLY WOOD/VENUS too^*-3-30-7.00-9.50 In Mandarin Colorscope jOjtfeßfcfß)^ OnV^^-jOT With En l"» h Chinese ThTßn^raß^BßtrPJ a*^esa% suotiues af» a MfEj SlK^BauLii I Bm Moat Exciting Episode From BnrJp^Nil*fc l »W»P^PBl WaaT^g/ flkTr F T1 ua Cnt Legend Jyj|BPffeMT! wisi^ '^c/^^SrJ^WK^j^g. B-ttu M ,ic52 words
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Advertisement493 1971-04-12 12 W-% ORGANISATION 1 NOW SHOWING! No Free List 4 SHOWS DAILY AT 11 a.m., 2.30, 6.00 A 9.00 p.m.. Julie Andrews Rock Hudson m "DARLING LILI" Color P'Vision A Paramount Picture I NOW SHOWING! 3 SHOWS DAILY: 12.45. 4.30. A 8 15 p.m (Sunday Extra Show 9 a.m.) i Cash493 words
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Miscellaneous498 1971-04-12 12 1 P JJ«ao^--^t^taTßPaajß»^« TODAY: 11.56 a.m. (8.4 ft.); 11.41 a.m. (9.0 ft.); TOMORROW: 12.31 p.m. (8.3 ft.) I Starscope jl JL sf^^^^al aaaaaaaaaanani pHBtv^^YBnaaBBannnnsBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBi *l Amm^WT.\TT mU Jjf m m l^sas7Ka B MTTTra\I f^^llUHH Bf JL m. i J**T w-A.i "P-i :i i yaaaaaan I TT BTcl^^llZl I ■|:l «^^aaaaaaaanl498 words
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337 1971-04-12 13 LONDON, Sun. British shipbuilders endorsed the Government's measures to allow them to import steel from abroad as this could make the industry internationally more competitive. They also forecast that British shipbuilders could turn to Japan for cheaper steel m future contracts. A spokesmanAP - 337 words
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1065 1971-04-12 13 COLIN CHAPMAN - Japan looks Down Under for raw materials COLIN CHAPMAN ECONOMIC AFFAIRS 1 By PORT HEDLAND, Australia The most important group of industrialists and businessmen ever to leave Japan are returning to Tokyo from Australia convinced that m their global economic planning for the next two decades they can depend on1,065 words
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266 1971-04-12 13 FRANKFURT, Sun.— The West German Central Bank took the United States to task for what it called neglecting the American balance-of-pay ments problems and thus posing an inflation threat to the rest of the world. In its annual report for 19 70, the CentralAP - 266 words
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Article56 1971-04-12 13 JAKARTA, Sun. A large deposit of copper ore has been found m the Bolaang Mongondouw district m North Sulawesi, the official Antara news agency reported. Quoting the Governor's office there, Antara said Australian and U.S. copper experts m the area .were now carrying out an intensiveAP - 56 words
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Article375 1971-04-12 13 The market closed mixed m fairly active trading on Saturday. Volume of business was 130 million units and the stock average improved 8.13 yen to 2,409,62 yen. Gains were registered m electric home appliances, dredgings and some automobiles. Matsushita, Sharp, TDK Electronic and Alps advanced sharply following375 words
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Article, Illustration262 1971-04-12 13 PEOPLE in business Mr DAVID B STERETT has taken up appointment as general manager of Singapore International Merchant Bankers. Mr Sterett. a graduate of the University of Illinois with a business administration degree, was previously with the Continental Bank of Illinois, Chicago. He also completed the Chicago masters programme at262 words
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Article204 1971-04-12 13 Although initial enthusiasm over the Budget had died down, the market was firm m active trading last week. The Financial Times index gained around three points on balance but anxiety over the U.K. labour situation and profit-taking following the revised capital gains tax caused some issues to204 words
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Article95 1971-04-12 13 DETROIT, Sun. Chrysler reported that it earned a profit of US$lO million m the first three months of this year. For the same period m 1970, the company incurred a loss of U5527.4 million. The first-quarter profit for 1971 is equal to a gain of 20 U.S. cents perAP - 95 words
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Article64 1971-04-12 13 LONDON, Fri. Beralt Tin and Wolfram reported that pre-tax profit for 1970 was £1,788.000 (£899,000 for 1969). Tax took £695,000 (£410,000 L Profit after tax was 1 ,093,000 (£489,000). The company will pay a final dividend of 12.25 new p ence, making a total of 21 new penceReuter - 64 words
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Article39 1971-04-12 13 TOKYO, Sun. Sony Corporation today flatly denied reports, circulated m the Tokyo stock market, that it would seek a business tie-up with Mitsumi Electric. Sony said the reports were groundless. No official comment was available from Mitsumi. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article72 1971-04-12 13 LONDON, Sun- Hampton Properties said here it has extended its option granted to Great Boulder Mines for Location 45, Western Australia, until June 15, 1971, from March 31, 1971. Th extension, at Great Boulder's request, was for a nominal consideration, and will enable nenegotiations to be conducted mReuter - 72 words
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Article60 1971-04-12 13 HIROSHIMA, Japan, Sun. Toyo Kogyo announced a record March output of 47,123 automobiles, compared with the previous high of 45,363 units m October. 1970. The total included 10,724 rotary-engined automobiles. Toyo Kogyo's exports m March totalled 13,611 vehicles, including 2,800 units to the U.S., 1,300 units to SouthReuter - 60 words
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Article62 1971-04-12 13 TOKYO, Sun. The Daiwa Spinning Company has concluded a licence agreement with a French manufacturer, Safat, to make knitwear with yarns made by pneumaticspinning frames. Daiwa will set up a plant equipped with 20 knitting machines at a cost of U*****,000 to turn out knitwear for distributionAFP - 62 words
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Article48 1971-04-12 13 TOKYO, Sun-Nissan Motor says it is planning to build on assembly plant for its Sunny and Bluebird passenger cars and Datsun trucks m South Vietnam. The proposed plant, to be set up soon, will have an initial monthly capacity of about 500 units.48 words
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Advertisement394 1971-04-12 13 bUMHLI I ADVERTISEMENTS Malaysia requires Salesmen T «««""oniol». Bring these to Those des.re S meet P eop te and M Sm h are willing to work hard for hi«h and ye P« rmanen Copies made income should apply to 80. Wh yOU MJ.^** Singapore Herald. executives wanted BBBBBaVIIPPIIIIHBBBBBBfI Male/Female. Apply394 words
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Article, Illustration567 1971-04-12 14 LEE CHU SAN - ALL THINGS TH AI BEAUTIFUL LEE CHU SAN By CURIO shops abound m town, but Samarn Tan's Thai Handicraft off the Bth milestone Upper Thomson Road is unique. Where else m town can you get a range of carved wooden elephants ranging m size from nine feet to nine inches567 words
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Article, Illustration180 1971-04-12 14 You and your ho me THE cocktail table has been called the most conspicuous piece of furniture m a room. So till you can find exactly what you want, how about a substitute like this boxes covered with wall paper or self-adhesive vinyl? Strong cardboard cartons will do. Plywood cubes180 words
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Miscellaneous1637 1971-04-12 14 lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHA S kmM mmT SINGAPORE E m m W HUH (3) HAVE YOU EVER E f—ljjiljiiiii^^ SEEN THE RAIN mm H— ■■^il— MUM W *****11 l Creedence Clearwater E unMmmum mm W UHIIIII E mwmmmwmmm ***** l II 2 ONE bad apple iJ^ *m mm m mmTmM Osmonds 3 (1)1,637 words
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Article, Illustration133 1971-04-12 15 SOME OF THE CHEAP ITEMS AT SAMARN IF YOU intend to go Thai completely, Samara also sells some of the cheaper items such as wooden utensils. They cost from $2 upwards. On the left are some of the different styles of salad bowls. Complete sets come with eight small dishes133 words
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381 1971-04-12 15 Temper Maybe you're sleeping with your teeth on edge ARE you a bruxer that is, do you grind your teeth? I know of someone who had to give up playing golf with a companion, because he couldn't bear the noise his partner made by grinding his teeth as he addressed381 words
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Article, Illustration40 1971-04-12 15 DESIGNER'S MESSAGE: Remember when we reported two belts would be worn and then even three well now designers are featuring as many as six narrow, narrow belts. So take your choice from two to six and be very "now"!40 words
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430 1971-04-12 15 Don't let draught in when baking cherry cakes gdgdgdgdg WHEN a cherry cake gets a sinking feeling, that's when we come into the picture. We would like to help you with any problem you've encountered m the kitchen and have not been able to solve. Problems like why your rice430 words
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Article, Illustration608 1971-04-12 15 Recipes for those who want to try avocado pears NO, that is not a jambu batu (guava) you're looking at. It is an avocado pear from one of the six trees growing m the Von Sfockhausens' rambling garden m Olive Road. They believe they have the only fruit-bearing avocado trees608 words
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366 1971-04-12 16 ACTIVITY m the Stock Exchange was on the low side during the past week and idle conditions were noted on Friday when the Singapore trading room was closed for Easter. Kuala Lumpur which remained open for business attracted minimal business and volume was366 words
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Article196 1971-04-12 16 SANYO INDUSTRIES: Today, 11 a.m., Korean Room, Federal Hotel, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur. ALCAN MALAYSIA: April 17, 10.00 a.m., registered office. Road 6, Section 13, Petaling Jaya. SETRON LTD.: April 19, at registered office, 98 Market Street, Singapore. DUNLOP ESTATES: April 20. noon at Bastion House, Jalan196 words
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179 1971-04-12 16 S-E Asian export industries seek Japanese aid TOKYO, Sun. South-East Asian nations are seeking more Japanese economic aid to help bolster their exporting industries, a group of Japanese business leaders said. The group headed by Teiichiro Morinaga, chairman of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, recently made an inspection tour of eightAFP - 179 words
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110 1971-04-12 16 $60 m loan to increase Pertamina oil output TOKYO, Sun-Three Japanese firms and a Japanese-Indonesian company here will provide a US$2O million loan to Pertamina, state-run oil company of Indonesia. Toyo Menka Kaisha, a major trading house, said the loan would be supplied by Toyo Menka, Nippon Steel, Kyushu Oil110 words
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Article1750 1971-04-12 16 STOCK MALAYSIA m AND SINGAPORE Jan/ Feb. Price Closing Prices Yields Weekly Turnovers H 1971 Company or High Low on week Buyers Sellers Divid. Earn. Ready Delayed H '000 +or '000 +or B SINGAPORE INCORPORATED INDUSTRIALS 1.43 1.36 Acma -.03 1.35 1.40 11. l 4-2 3.00 2.701,750 words
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379 1971-04-12 16 RUBBER TIN (per kilo) (per picul) April 5 106.75 cts. 640.75 6 106.75 cts. 9 644.1 2 V* 7 106.50 cts. 646.00 8 106.50 cts. 643.37 V, 9 Closed On Saturday, Straits tin eased $5 per picul to $638.37 V» on official sales of 311 tons.379 words
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Article112 1971-04-12 16 NOTE: (1) final (2) first and final (3) interim (4)* final, and J also a bonus issue of one-for-four. TE-tax exempt, LT-less tax Current Date Total for Total for payment payable the year previous year (2) Setron 10 %TE April 21 10 7 (I)KL-Kepong 15 %LT April 23112 words
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305 1971-04-12 16 Thai not affected by Chinese maize offer to Japan' TOKYO, Sun. The Japan China Trade Office will be sending a mission later this month to Peking to negotiate the purchase of Chinese maize. The Office was approached by the Chinese Government to send the negotiating team. The mission will beAFP - 305 words
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146 1971-04-12 16 HONGKONG, Sun. -A French firm has been awarded HKJ47 million contract for dredging and construction of the No. 1 berth at the new Kwai Chung container terminal here. The contract was signed between Societe Francaise D' Enterprises de Dragages et de Travaux PublicsAFP - 146 words
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Article148 1971-04-12 16 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY HAS MADE THESE BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR APRIL, 12. OUT: Philippine Mail 3/4; Gudrun Bakke 6/7; Marietta E 18; Zuiryu Maru 19; State of Madras 27/28; Zuiko Maru 29/30; Menelaus 35/36; Straat Chatham 38/39; Ogurasan Maru (tanker) 42/43; Adige 45; I. Yung 46;148 words
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Article, Illustration85 1971-04-12 17 THE SINGAPORE HERALD Monday, April 12, 1971 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 line85 words
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Advertisement676 1971-04-12 17 D borberOte^ SAILINGS TO F. CANADA, I .S. ATLANTIC Sinnurt P.S'ham Panang N.York Soeton N Folk B'mare Montreal BRONXVILLE Apr w May 22 May 21 FERNGATE tn p, Apr tJ Apr 17/18 Apr 1* Jun 1 Jun b Jun TRAVIATA Apr iei 0 Apr2J,24 Jun 4 Jun Ifl Jun <"*676 words
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Miscellaneous775 1971-04-12 17 \/\//'\rN^l^N^N| ir^^ Including ALL ships bound for the Americas, e.g. Coast ports of North, Central or South America V VvUOIUvyLJI l\Jt ships sailing east out of Singapore to Pacific and through the Panama Canal to the Gulf ports, etc. LJROr.XVILLE Apr 14 New York (May 22). Boston (May 27) BBL/HC775 words
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Advertisement365 1971-04-12 18 X MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No. 30E Jin. Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE liaeaaare *ae> »W.r. himm* BUMOA OBKIO 3/5 Jon 6/9 Jun 10/11 Jun Havre 6/ London 8// Hamburg 14// R'dam lb// Antwerp I*// Bremen 21/1 BUNBA let LOB H/2L Jun365 words
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Miscellaneous960 1971-04-12 18 £1 iniTl ,nc| uding ships sailing out of Singapore for Far M\A East ports to the north-east. ALEMANNIA Apr 15 Keelung, Kaohsiung,^^^^^^^^^^ mmmm^ mumm^ mumm^ mmwM^ m^^^^^ mmm^^^ mmm^ mmmmm^^^*^ m w mmi m^ Manila, Hongkong. HLL/AFT MS ALTAIR Apr. 25/28 Japan, Pusan, Bangkok. KSC/OL M/S TAIPOOSHAN Apr 15/16 Penang960 words
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Article361 1971-04-12 19 LINKOU, Formosa, Sun- Formosa's Chang Chung Fa fired a par 72 today for a two-under-par total of 286 and won the Taiwan Open golf tournament for the second year m a row on the course, where he is the pro. Eleuterio Nival of the Philippines shot361 words
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Article1901 1971-04-12 19 ROYAL MARK MAKES THE GRADE IPOH, Sun. Royal Mark made the grade m the top class, when he whipped his opposition by five lengths m the Class One Division One, 9f here today. The Henry's Choice gelding -was ridden brilliantly by Des Coleman. He was m eighth position at the1,901 words
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Advertisement60 1971-04-12 19 CI. 1-Div. 2-6 F Net Stable's 1 TUDOR LIGHT 8.9 (5560-370) MiUer (2) SATURDAY'S BIG SWEEP Pool $5,366 Ist No. ***** ($2,414) 2nd No. ***** ($1,207) 3rd No. ***** ($603) Starters: ($56 each) Nos. ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** *****. Consolation ($47 each) Nos.60 words
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Miscellaneous62 1971-04-12 19 DAVY JONES By Sam Leff VwTeT^'vJ'w.-r^l BBbBbW"* 1 h>L|I,L UUINU IU "1 f MARCO AND I V I KNOW... BUT •PJSS.yB! *J* attHtGlS BffflffflffflßM' DO A SKJNDIVING I AREN'T ACTORS. YOU'D BE PERFECT I Ljr A^^«»7 )VOU?J THE "H'GHROAD" BL^J STORY... AND WE [w DOUBIrES FOR BIFF I MISTER?^ SHOW..62 words
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Miscellaneous544 1971-04-12 19 TWINSET CROSSWORD 2 3* Ma Mb MM* flYs BaH HBb«^' s i m^ mM )KMi Baß BbH BaP j I 10 I 11 MM taaaateaaJ 115I 15 I 17 r^|~~lßßßl BBaF®"" 20^W^B laßaP^^^|~~^l^~" BaH taH BalB"" I^l 24~~^^ Hal alaH BBbBbB^M ACROSS DOWN 1. How to torment a small, 1.544 words
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Article, Illustration51 1971-04-12 20 ■<l*w^ i +mW Grand Prix cars winner Graeme Lawrence of New Zealand who made it three-in-a-row at Sembawang Circuit yesterday. Albert Poon of Hongkong winner of the Sports and GT cars. Singapore's Gerry Looi who finished behind Geoff Perry of New Zealand m the tfrand Prix 'V^51 words
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Article, Illustration979 1971-04-12 20 IT WAS Kiwi day at the Singapore Grand Prix at the Sembawang Circuit yesterday. Graeme Lawrence achieved a rare hat-trick taking the Grand Prix cars and Geoff Perry the Grand Prix motorcycles second time out. Graeme clocked 1 hr. 22 mm. 58.1 sec. for979 words
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Article706 1971-04-12 20 GRAND PRIX CARS 1 Graeme Lawrence (New Zealand) l hr 22 mm 58.1 sec Fastest lap 1:59.8 (30). Brabham BT 30 1600 2 John Walker (Australia) l hr 24 mm 03.7 (2:02.8) 13 Elfin 600 SA. 3 Bob Muir (Australia) lhr 24min 18.3 (2:02.6) 9 4 John706 words
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Advertisement116 1971-04-12 20 THE SENSATIONAL CR-ELECTRODE .SPARK PLUG with the 5-woy creepoge barrier B^bh| BP *S s*WL jBBBW *Y**rmo etasttC w flßßr IB- *W tar kMm ?%&&*<s W^sfm\mmmm\mm\ mf sfl WA TTm Wm*r SJH .mm B by/.' al am s wmm m^^m m\ ma BBH^^^^m^ BL. k\^r SAW Br k 'Bl m\ Am116 words
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