Singapore Herald, 22 May 1971
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Title Section19 1971-05-22 1 THE SINGAPORE herald FOR THOSE WHO CARE... No. 2:>H Singapore Saturday. May 22. 1971 MC'(P) No. 2525 15 CENTS19 words
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315 1971-05-22 1 $500 fine for those caught wasting WATER CRISIS PEOPLE caught wasting water will be liable to a $500 fine. They may also have their water supply cut off. Mr. Lim Kim San, chairman of the Public Utilities Board, announced this at a Press conference yesterday. He said there had been315 words
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315 1971-05-22 1 A NEW political party, the People's Front, has been registered. Announcing this yesterday, the party's Secretary General Mr. Lui Boon Poh, immediately challenged the Prime Minister to a by-election in his Tanjong Pagar constituency two weeks from now. Mr. Lui said if the315 words
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Article325 1971-05-22 1 THE 300-strong Singapore National Union of Journalists has come out in support of the Singapore Herald. A joint meeting of its central councillors and chapel officials yesterday unanimously resolved: THAT the union urges all members and the public to contribute at least a day's wages to325 words
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Article719 1971-05-22 1 The civilised way... FACE ONE COMMENT] NEWSPAPERS are about people. But newspapers also ARE people. Here at the Singapore Herald we are civilised people, part of a civilised community, led we hope by civilised leaders. Civilised people do not pick fights. They do not seek confrontation. They seek friends. Today,719 words
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Article167 1971-05-22 1 Editor - Save the Herald I FROM Mr. Frederic Chew, a reader: "Please accept my postal order for $1. If you had a dollar for every one of Singapore's 2.1 million people, the Herald could be saved." DDD GROUPS of volunteers will be calling on you to collect subscriptions for regular delivery167 words
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Article37 1971-05-22 1 WASHINGTON: The US Justice Department announced it has sued the state of Georgia and a county official for refusing to issue a marriage licence to a White army lieutenant and his Negro fiancee.37 words
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Article97 1971-05-22 1 THE Singapore Herald will be published tomorrow, too. We have not had a Sunday edition before, but the support of people who care has left us with columns of letters which we have no space for today. Demand for advertising space in the "Save the Herald" campaign has also97 words
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Article, Illustration768 1971-05-22 1 Herald to apply for Exchange listing THE Singapore Herald Limited intends to applv for a listing on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore so that Singapore people who care can be more actively associated with the company. The Herald's managing director' Mr. J.J. Hahn, announced this yesterday at a768 words
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Advertisement118 1971-05-22 1 Four Steps to All-Day-Neatness the greaseless Vitalis way. STEP 1 STEP 2 Its your hair you are grooming. Put Vitalis to work massage you so shake Vitalis directly onto scalp firmly, spreading Vitalis with your hair —.not your hands. V7 onto every hair on your head \mm «2 L^b^bV_^ mmm118 words
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Miscellaneous17 1971-05-22 1 z*T**Z&mmmmyA4\Z}mh%MMASAM THE weatherman says the outlook for Singapore from f a.m. to noon today is: Isolated showers.17 words
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Article2517 1971-05-22 2 For the people' by the people WE have 'received more letters than we have spece for in today's issue, although they are overflowing into several other pages. The other letters will be published tomorrow. I AM very impressed. The Singapore Herald is like a typical Singaporean. He has the will2,517 words
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Article283 1971-05-22 2 I HAVE read with interest the correspondence in your paper on the Singapore Herald Lee Kuan Yew case. It is far from finished and is therefore too early to pass judgment. One thing for sure Is that the Herald Lee Kuan Yew tussle is no Sunday picnic.283 words
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Article3436 1971-05-22 3 The voice of the people Th«- (iovrrnment fails to s«-r that thrsr arc the basic rights of human beings to surv ive. Yes. survival! We are human brings and not robots! We have minds of our own, what to think and what to do is our basic right as human3,436 words
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Advertisement831 1971-05-22 3 Imagine Now a Professional Life size Adjustable Dress Form for only $22 fkmmwmmmmmmcs^ gmfWJ Y °u "dial" your ■feH^P i measurements in the M«MPP|R i MAGIC WINDOWS ill You sirn P!y slide the sections I riir, §11 each measurement area k-wri4-V*Si together untU the printed «?Vi numbers in the MAGIC831 words
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Advertisement183 1971-05-22 3 LIGHT A CANDLE AND TAKE A PHOTO. Hifl LIKE THIS ONE. Ej S WW 1 I I wtm bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbV bbbbbbT bbbbbW*""""'* Am* W m BBk^l BBB^l*^ We B^BBBBBlPn"! BB^^^^^^^ TWrT^mmTt^i t*% JbbbYi Kbbbb! You can, with the Yashica Electro 35. This amazing camera has an electronic 'brain' that MB^^-^^ computes183 words
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183 1971-05-22 4 CHARLES EU 'CAUGHT OUT' BY EUPUC COLLAPSE CHARLES EU Keng Pang was "caught with his pants down when Eupoc Paper and Pulp Industries collapsed," said First District Judge A.W. Ghows yesterday. He was speaking during the fifth day of the ex- director's trial in which Eu, 45, faces three charges183 words
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Article68 1971-05-22 4 DONATIONS received by the Singapore Herald for the Dragon Lotus Hill Temple passed the $1,700 mark. Latest donations came from the Anglo-Chinese Junior School ($73.35) and Mrs. P. Attrill and neighbours ($222). The total is now $1,709.35. Donations can be sent to the Council of Social Service68 words
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264 1971-05-22 4 THE Association of Nanyang University Graduates has called on all Singaporeans to be bilingual in English and their mother tongue. In a statement yesterday, the association said that Singapore's multi-racial society could seek "a common ground" through English and still retain their racial differences through264 words
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Article, Illustration162 1971-05-22 4 THREE passengers riding a Tanjong PagarCommonwealth Avenue bus escaped injury yesterday when the bus burst into flames. Bus driver Ajmer Singh, 50, explained: "As the bus reached the first passenger stop in Commonwealth Drive at t.lt a.m., all but three passengers got down. My162 words
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159 1971-05-22 4 THE ten-year-old Singapore University Academic Asso ciation has sent out questionn aires to its 130 members local and expatriate on the proposal to dissolve the association. The move to dissolve ASA was made at a special committee meeting two davs ago. The committee159 words
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Advertisement194 1971-05-22 4 GREAT STEREO STARTS HERE! I 0e nil k I jTV I If you're becoming serious about listening to stereo equipment, here's a cartridge to get you started on the right track -the ADC 220XE Like its more expensive brothers, it is carefully crafted by hand with our exclusive induced magnet194 words
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Advertisement156 1971-05-22 5 a N r^ •>".*- IT' .Jmj f M a%\ V- B m dS l ntTeTßßßr'^saTeTeTßßk MT m I Y*t 4^^9 < bbbbblbbbbbbbV iMm mmmW bKiX VLBb^bbbbbbb^Lbbbbbt "^T^ Jr ■s bv'^A W Urn WW y\ j 9dmWm- WWk\ W\ WW \L+ .^aMBBBBBnBBBBMIM. IaBBBBBBBBB.^HBBIHBf H. A leW bV bbbbbbbV bbl \m\ LbbV156 words
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Article, Illustration259 1971-05-22 6 FACTORY bosses were urged yesterday to get with it and switch from injury prevention programmes to all-accident and damage control programmes. Two officials from the Ministry of Labour Factory Inspectorate said that according to a survey, for every industrial accident which causes injury, there259 words
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Article204 1971-05-22 6 A DANCE hostess told a magistrate's court yesterday that the price of her virginity was $5,000. Miss Liza Tan Yock Hoe, 27, said the man who booked her for the first time in 1966 paid that sum because she was a virgin. She is suing businessman204 words
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Article46 1971-05-22 6 THE Advertisers' Association will publish its own bimonthly newspaper called the 'AA Bulletin' beginning next month. According to its president Mr. S. Senn, 1,500 copies of the six-page inaugural edition would be printed. A six-member editorial board will manage the AA Bulletin.46 words
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Article209 1971-05-22 6 Officers and men in the Singapore Armed Forces are back in their separate canteens as it was found that a common mess for soldiers regardless of rank was "unworkable." The plan to have officers, non-commissioned officers and the ranks share the same canteen was first introduced209 words
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121 1971-05-22 6 WARRANTS of arrest were issued against two men who failed to appear in a district court yesterday to answer charges of helping a firm to evade tax. Tay Beng Swee, a director of Modern Housing Development Ltd., Rochore Road, is charged with121 words
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Advertisement623 1971-05-22 6 C APITOL-NOW SHOWING! 5 Slows Daily: U», 1.30, 4, 6.45 9.30p«-No Free Ust HERO" starts promptly at 11.10am. 1.40, 4.10, 6.554 9.4opai NO INCREASE IN PRICES! I m *f ftj ft 1^ vXjevmlmm^ 1 Hi I Bafl HHH >^*v^L_lr jk W n WbJ ff^nUt bbM m WW K J E623 words
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Advertisement306 1971-05-22 6 THIS ONE HAS A GREAT TRACK RECORD. B-HI.MHI.eMHB mi 1 j tpj I .eMMLMHLHHi With so many cartridges on the market, it's easy to get confused. Unless you choose one with an outstanding track record. Like the ADC 10/ E Mark 11. Widely acclaimed as the "Critic's Choice", it is306 words
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Advertisement702 1971-05-22 6 ORC^ANISATION LAST DAY! 11 a.m.. 1.80, 4.00. 6 30 A 9 19 Robert Stephens. Colin Blakely ""The PRIVATE LIFE ef Sherlock MBUBJBB" P'vision A Color (rJA) ]j OPENS TOMORROW Burt Reynolds. Susan Clark SKULLDUGGERY (Ul S8) In Technicolor A Panavision I DEMAND PREVIEW FOR > Levers A Other Strengers TODAY702 words
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210 1971-05-22 7 WASHINGTON, Frl. Republican Senator Clifford Case claimed yesterday that there were between 4,000 and 6,000 Thai soldiers In Laos, paid by the American Government through the Central Intelligence Agency. The New York senator added: "But Congress has never voted a penny toAFP - 210 words
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Article180 1971-05-22 7 First move up to China— Thanom BANGKOK, Fri. Thai Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn called on China today to make the first move if it desired to improve its relations with Thailand. He insisted that Thailand's China policy remained unchanged and that without the first initiative by the Chinese, relations between180 words
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111 1971-05-22 7 HONGKONG, Fri. Jilted lovers will not be able to sue their fiances for breach of promise under a new law which the Government plans introducing in Hongkong. The law, published in the Government Gazette today, will also prevent fathers fromAP - 111 words
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407 1971-05-22 7 WASHINGTON, Fri. President Nixon called his chief disarmament negotiator to a White House conference today as the Soviet-U.S. strategic arms limitation talks (Salt) entered a crucial phase. The President's meeting with Mr. Gerard Smith follows by one day his dramatic announcement of "a major407 words
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Article108 1971-05-22 7 COLOMBO, Fri. Insurgent activity in Ceylon has declined considerably and many insurgents are believed to be abandoning their arms and trying to merge with the civilian population, the Information Ministry said today. The exception is in Kurunegala district, about 50 miles north of the capital, whereAFP - 108 words
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Advertisement296 1971-05-22 7 FORTGOoTk I bailor? \mmiL I FOR TOP QUALITY I IN TAILORING. gmm A W THE LARGEST I^^^ SELECTION IN m jMmmmmA W SUITINGS AND IPl^iiin^....Bn.Bn.BnH m EVERYTHING P M IN MEN'S WEAR P^^ MBaaßaßaaßß? .^^^^■MaaarsßPawV^B? ■BTbUiii tin Ull '"••*»m..i,, WMimmm FlWW'mlm'' MQiz&citu's l£E™F rn MEN'S SHOP mens shop 86, HIGH296 words
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Advertisement603 1971-05-22 7 mmL\\\\)^r-^TT7 7mm BBBbA fi HBH LAST 2 MtArtTli "Honor than Parle" featuring the fantastic Kory dancers who float from drama to comedy to mime with un surpassed artistry. Judith Von Sachs in a susoenseful dance act. Watch Jimmy Jeff and Bambi in their skilful acrobatics. Showtimes 10 p m 4603 words
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Miscellaneous74 1971-05-22 7 BLONDIE By Chic Young -i MR 3UMSTEAD. J_ j>^ DID VOU KNOW TMAT j if GIVE A CHICKEN CAN 1 I UP? j LAY THE SAME EGG J 1 V V R3UR TIMES f_X ~J \r-^^ l~£ r —f^-JZ/3- >3as I Bg BY STANDING "\l 1 1 1 WE VE74 words
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Article341 1971-05-22 8 I tWW 4 9 I NX" T BbbhW I RjfaV W W I L mwL J j V, ■BR^^^RJBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBM SAIGON, Fri. South Korea has decided to withdraw some of its 50,000 troops from South Vietnam because South Vietnamese forces are now strong enough to341 words
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215 1971-05-22 8 Ten held in Dacca throwing grenades KARACHI, Fri. Martial law authorities in East Pakistan today announced the arrest of ten people accused of throwing grenades in Dacca and warned that "exemplary punishment" would be awarded to people creating "panic and a feeling of insecurity." The announcement further said that people215 words
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161 1971-05-22 8 LONDON, Fri. Several members of Britain's Parliament yesterday demanded an investigation into Queen Elizabeth's "vast private fortune." The request came first from Labour Party man John Grant after Chancellor of the Exchequer Anthony Barber had announced the names of the members of a161 words
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Miscellaneous1797 1971-05-22 8 Lia^V aaS aa? iW 'Your complete weekend (juide llffll Mllll MllllllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimniiiiiiHiiniii,!!!!! PIBhfaiRRRRRRRI F^\ BRBRRRR.RRRI .Tajßj,.^^,,*,,,^.^.-^ 1.00 Astroboy Snowhon 3.00 Exercise With Gloria AV UUlPdlSi Ull^^^^^^^^l 1.25 Captain Sailorbird M w ZZ 1-40 Farmer's Daughter Gypsy 3.26 The Tanks Are Coming I Singapore Moments; 10.30 Music > ZS Love Song Starring1,797 words
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Miscellaneous43 1971-05-22 8 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker [rr /^-x WMAT J COULDN'T (L V ,6 J IMAGINATION J ttQsl jA'/cJ I I'D SWEAR Tf4AT SINCE 7>JE SKIRTS s~*^ MM I HAVE SOT LONfc&Bf^ 1 L( 1 U&*W FACE HAS QV/ r^ \SOT LONSEfc >^ i|?i/ jffitj43 words
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505 1971-05-22 9 IPI chief cables Lee— and jek replies... THIS cable was sent by Mr. Ernest Meyer, Director, International Press Institute, to Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. *>THE INTERNATIONAL ress Institute appeals to you to postpone action against "the Singapore Herald pending con stitution acceptable to you of a neutral commission to investi505 words
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Advertisement11 1971-05-22 9 rJ^lrtftoLD^MD HtK4B>. K££P UP 6m MM. AtOM /co% Sw&t/W&fos aU~f- 7/11 words
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Advertisement164 1971-05-22 9 Wm O N R O E 57t^B| f I electric printing f I calculator 1 Monroe 570 is the fl HPPW"HP fl US -made electrically fl fl operated calculator fl fl which gives you more fl fl features than Other I ■■■■■■Mbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbi B "■■B fll Features a 10-key fl^2L£2£fl keyboard,164 words
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201 1971-05-22 10 Cycle Carriage profits jump 51 per cent ECONOMIC AFFAIR^, CYCLE AND CARRIAGE reported that its pre-tax profits for the six months ended March was $6,230,101 51 per cent higher than those for the six months ended March 1970. This compares favourably with the total of $10,049,590 made in the whole201 words
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Article224 1971-05-22 10 Sentosa profits SENTOSA PLYWOOD had its pre tax profits for the year ended October 1970 'reduced to $113,198 compared to the previous year's profits totalling $772,713. The value of sales also dipped to $4.5 million as against the previous year's $5.7 million. Chairman Seet Hiong Kiat said the reduced turnover224 words
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Article166 1971-05-22 10 Peking men in KL to buy rubber KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Four officials from Peking are now here negotiating with officials to buy the Malaysian rubber stockpile. Rubber sources here said the officials are from the Chemical Import-Export Corporation in Peking which is responsible for buying Chinas rubber supplies. China informed166 words
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Article45 1971-05-22 10 (Yesterday's closing prices, in U.S. dollars per ounce). Singapore (1) 42.70. (2) 160.00: Mongkong 42. 4J; Beirut 41.30: London 40.975. Zurich Delayed: Pans 40.82. Note: (1) Export priee to non-sterling areas in U.S. dollars. |1) Local dealers' price in Singapore dollars per tael.45 words
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Article34 1971-05-22 10 (Olfi r i I 124 5 buyer/NclW prues for Mr*. 21. in st« Hbjbj per m r tru ton). Tone: Stead\ Spot 1157. 1458; 3-month 145'». Hiit); Settlement 1458: Turnovei 335 tons.34 words
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Article120 1971-05-22 10 The market yesterday closed firm aided bv reports of progress in the Anglo-French summit talks and Wall Street's overnight uptrend. Activity remained modest. Towards the close the Financial Times index was up 3.9 at 394.3. B e cha m s advanced following press comment on the results120 words
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Article22 1971-05-22 10 LONDON, Thurs. (Changes in backets): ndustrials 390.4 (+2.0); Tins 70.16 (-0.23); Rubbers 1 88.68 (-0.19); Oi's 338.36 (+3.48).22 words
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Article349 1971-05-22 10 Stock prices remained The Stanpoors industrial mixed in earlv moderate average slipped nine cents, but trading, with advancing issues the Dew Jones industrial maintaining a slim lead average was ahead 0,21 points. DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES NEW YORK, Thurs. (Changes in brackets): Industrials 923.41 (+3.37); Transportation349 words
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Article285 1971-05-22 10 SINGAPORE-MALAYSIA Merchant rates fixed yesterdav by the Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore. Local dollars per unit of foreign currency. (Rates in Hongkong dollar- ior Mav 21 On New York TT 6.0175 South Vietnam (per On New, York DD 6.***** 1.000 piastres) 16.50 Gold (99<~c fineness. Sterling (per285 words
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Article268 1971-05-22 10 AMSTERDAM Most internationals were verv steadv in quiet market ves t erd a v with a firm undertone. Unilever was firm on main British interest which absorbed Swiss offerings. Philips was maintained and KLM Airlines steadv. while Plantations and shippings were very steady. The local industrial sector was268 words
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Advertisement66 1971-05-22 10 rrrrfrrrrrfrfrrfffffrja^aaaaalAirt. Jl ALL THE BEST I j j TA jj THE SINGAPORE HERALD jj j MR. CHOO I I X )^z7m^<yx\ /V J? I rr arJ 11 < Ila.l _^> A^F /ol I »»»»»»»»»«»»»^a»s*»a>a>»»»#»#»a>#a^#»»a*a*»»a'a>«»»a>»#^<v#^ I x *e4y4>4*4>eeee*e^e4*eee*4>w'ee t *^e*4f^^4f^f aaaaaaaB MmmX^i^ame*^^ I KIA A* IT UP lI ER ALII! I66 words
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Article273 1971-05-22 11 KIIiKIR 1U.75 cents per kilo < I n< hanged) Lower than expected London advices caused a little long liquidation at the opening here \esterday. June l RSS had buyers at 116 25 cents 050 cent lower than Thursday's close, and rdned another quarter tent lower on long liquidation273 words
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Article282 1971-05-22 11 GREEN COLLIER report (for the week ended May 21): June was quoted current on Monday. Consignment dealers were quick to take advantage of the two cents June pre- mium over May on the changeover and set-off their RSS 1 consignments. This caused hedge selling resulting in a dip282 words
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Article85 1971-05-22 11 Differentials are in terms of RSS 1 for the corresponding month, in cents per kilo. (For the week ended May 21). SMR SCV June (1-ton pallet) 8.50 cents premium nominal. SMR 5L June (1-ton pallet) 8.50 cents premium nominal. SMR 5 June (1-ton pallet) one cent premium nominal.85 words
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Article62 1971-05-22 11 (Yesterday's official buyer/seller prices, in new pence per kilo). Tone: Idle; ClF's June 16.10 16.30, July 16.25 16.45; Spot 17.65 17.75; Settlements June 17.65 17.80. July 17.65 17.85, Aug. 17.70 17.85, July /Sept. 17.70 17.85. Oct/Dec. 18.35 18. 50, Jan/March 18.85 19.00, April/June 19.30 19.50, July/Sept, 19.40 19.60,62 words
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Article56 1971-05-22 11 TIN $640.50 a picul (down $2). The Straits tin price eased by $2 yesterday to $640.50 a picul on an unchanged official tonnage of 242 tons. The London quote was also lower by £2 ton. The main buyers in Penang were the United States and Japan and the56 words
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Article152 1971-05-22 11 (Yesterday's 1.30 p.m. prices, in sterling per long ton, unless otherwise stated). COPRA (U.S. dollars per long ton): Philippine/Indonesian June and July both 192'j. Aug. 193, all resellers. COCONUT OIL: Straits May /June 139 seller; Malayan June/July 135 seller; Philippine (U.S. dollars per long ton) July/Aug. 273 seller;152 words
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Article1919 1971-05-22 11 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE KEY Closing buyers.' and seUers* prices are followed by the business done. Figurej in brackets denote traded lots in I.OOO's. When the price is not foUowed by a figure in brackets, it means only a single lot of 1,000 shares was1,919 words
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Article77 1971-05-22 11 (Managers' prices for May 24) B. S. ASIA UNIT TRUSTS MaL Invt. Fund 1.35 1.40xd Mai. Progress Fund 1.18 1.23 CHARTERED UNIT TRUSTS Singapore Growth Fund 1.21 1.26 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS Third Singapore 1.35 The Commerce Ind. Fund 1.10 1.1 5xd B. S. The Saving Fund 1.16 1.2177 words
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Article176 1971-05-22 11 ./J 1 m rkct >esterda>. dins were widespread. Volume of business totalled 91 2.34 million. (Closing buyer/seller prices in Hongkong dollan) May 21 Mav 20 Mav 21 May 20 HK Reeltv 2.775/2.80 2.775/2.80* A Rubber 2.975/3.00 3.00/3.025 HK Telephone 27.208 27.00/27.30 Bank E Asia 117. 008 118.00N176 words
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Article355 1971-05-22 11 Mining shares continued to move lower in moderately active trading yesterday. Oils were again quiet and industrials were easier. (Closing buver/seller prices in Australian cents). INDUSTHIAI MaV 21 Ma> 2 May 2l May 20 ,NU »-STRIALS Mideast Mineral 32/33 33/35 J77 1 65/66 67/68 Mining Finance 42/50355 words
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Article214 1971-05-22 11 LONDON. Fri. Chartering in the grain section was less active although heavy grain cargoes were covered from the U.S. Gulf to Japan at US$5.OO fio (free in and out) in June, and from the Great Lakes to Lisbon at USSB.OO completing St. Lawrence at U554.75 free discharge,214 words
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Article502 1971-05-22 12 u n 9 ALL ships bound Coast ports of North. Central or South America snips sailing east out of Singapore to Pacific and through the Panama Canal to the Gulf ports, etc BOGOTA June 29/1 P. S'ham (June 23/26), Penang (June 27/28). BUNGA MELOR June 21/23 P. S'ham (June502 words
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Advertisement428 1971-05-22 12 I 1 j /\J KEY FOR EASY REFERENCE: The shipping schedules Y. n^ beginning on this page are given in four parts for I >v Bat ships westbound, eastbound, southbound and coastal. Jp_ K jt m%_^^*^^ m \Z k Zmmmm^ amßMa»>aMia»»».a»»».a»,a> nj. Each entry gives the following information: NAME OF428 words
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Article177 1971-05-22 13 Mainly ships bound for Australia and New Zealand. AUSTRALASIA June 3/5 P. S'ham Jun* 6), S'pore (June 7), AUSTRALASIA June 24/26 P. S'ham (June 27), Singapore (June 28). GOLDEN SUMMFR June 17/24 Penang (June 26/27), P. S'ham (June 28/July 3), S'pore (July 4 7), I emantle (July 24), Adelaide177 words
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Article391 1971-05-22 13 Including ships sailing out of Singapore for Far East ports to the north-east. ANNA BAKKE Julv, o. t> a^^^^^^^ m m mm^^' mm]mmWmmmmmmu July 26/28 p. s'ham, Penang, Hongkong, Jap.m, Vancouver. KNUT/SB BARBER MANGAN M av 30/Ti ««y 4U/31 Vancouver (June 25). Tacoma (July 26), Seattle (June 29). BBL/HC391 words
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Article202 1971-05-22 13 Including ships calling at East Malaysian and Indonesian ports. BANDUNG MARU June 1 Djakarta Surabaya. TSK/OL BENGAWAN SLS TDY Be.aw,n. PLyPL CHERRY LAJU May 24/27 Sorong, Biak, Djajapura LS/LS uARPOEMPAT May 25/27 Pangkal Balam S l /S DARPO LIMA In Pt/May 23 Pekan Balm SI/SI DARPO SATU May 23/27202 words
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Advertisement260 1971-05-22 13 S-nlerasia \£--sm Mines DISCHARGING FROM JAPAN ANO TAIWAN PORTS NANSHIN x June 3 June 5 June M.S. ORIENTAL DOLLY 4 June 6 June 8 June M.S. SEIA MARU 6 June 8 June 1 0 June (Accepting Cargo For Port Swettenham AND Penang I GENERAL AGENTS INTERASIA SHIPPING AGENCY (S> CO..260 words
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Miscellaneous264 1971-05-22 13 SHIPS IN < THE PORT OF Isabel, Beryl, Bambang, SINGAPORE Tai Ping, Tasanee, Hai AUTHORITY HAS Eng, Orama, Arsenal, MADE THESE Wakolo, Gunung BERTHING Merbabu, Kuala ARRANGEMENTS Lumpur, Neptrader, FOR MAY, 22. Batanghari, Golden OUT: Olivebank H"** Mari 8° F Ba, y--1/2; Hua Li 22; Giang a S Anjh, Karingo,264 words
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Advertisement64 1971-05-22 15 Time for tlw best >~ j^ffs. Cognac B^TIM N J* connoisseur's m^m ~^m jj L aafl bbbbbV LbbV <V^rl II LbV y _.r MW Mm ■aW^^aal bP* >af ■bbbL 11l 9^ Aw*^ x*m!*a\ m ~~^te M mm^^ ix y kV^ imLmmmmmm^' m\*Mx j^l*~ KS IbbTl BlTr'^a^Bßßßßaw. _^mmW BBV.^ V^ J64 words
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Miscellaneous1427 1971-05-22 15 19. ***** Caesar (Umon.) SNZ 10 (same) Caesar/Lee c Laonf (13) 5/U Pgls/5 d2c4 B.los 7f; 1t30.6; V,. 2. 2 Rahwi 2/13 SP2O/3 d2c4 B.lls 9f; 1. Wonnal 8.6, 3. The King And I 8.11 2,1.8- 2 2 3 C Leong. 3/15 SPI3/3 d3c4 B.Bg 8f; 1. Summer Fun 8.8.1,427 words
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Article, Illustration1116 1971-05-22 15 CAVALIER - CAVALIER By Combined Effort Dav 's test bet PhNANG, Fri. Combined Kffort is the day's best bet in race four for Class Four Division Three performers owr »if here tomorrow. Last week, she came with a strong run a furlong out to finish third to Thunderer and Shantin1,116 words
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Article1580 1971-05-22 15 1 ***** AMBER LASS 6 (Amber) 9.00 (F) E. Breukelen Sh.ari (3) 2 ***** THE SAMARITAN 6 (NSD) 8.09 Lee nT Mat. 3 ***** PRINCELY COACH 3 (Elc«ey) 8.07 J. Donnelly Nekx>n (1) 4 ***** WINGEDFOOT MARKSMAN 4 (Wingedfoot) 8.00(F) Allan Col.™ <14 5 ***** GRACEFUL VIEW 41,580 words
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Advertisement319 1971-05-22 16 > "H mm* A***aA Af*Sm fl I MCC I W5 (DEPARTMENT S.J g*23 THE LEADING COLLEGE OF POSTAL EDUCATION IN S. ASM |K Vj^V? (Established: 1959) teS JOHORE BAHRU. Tel: 2171 2006 £*p \?%r MCC gives comprehensive courses tor the following Examinations and subiects for r?^^ Singapore candidates. ""r KS319 words
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Advertisement151 1971-05-22 16 for your EARS ONLY Specialist Supply, Maintenance, Calibration Services for Audiological Test and Teaching Equipment Clinical, Diagnostic, Screening and Bekesy Audiometers. Acoustic Impedance Apparatus. Stereo Auditory Trainers. Acoustic Cabins. Artificial Mastoid, etc. aBJa^BBBBBBBBBK auMx r- vb'*aßßW j***"' Illustrated above: Eckstein Bros. Audiometer. We supply also Ksmpiex. Madsen. Interacoustics. and /\^SJ151 words
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Miscellaneous78 1971-05-22 16 Some contest! aKT^ajavar J*™^ =^^bbbl afe Br <.a- o/\^ ATI aar BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBk*Li« /^^^^\^fcaßaiLa- jbV^^Bb^T fl V A Xj m mmmma mTa I m -^Smm mtf J LbV f^3tm\miA 4lv*^ L^Wk JatSv) .ad! L 4 v^l L# vjfl K. WaW. Bw-^ai "fSarf r*r m** L- 7\ Lji^WP^Vl fcT> n f«P« K78 words
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Miscellaneous31 1971-05-22 16 TODAY: 9.10 a.m. (B.§ ft.); 9.05 p.m. (8.8 ft.) TOMORROW: 10.07 a.m. (8.3 ft.); 9.40 p.m. (9.8 ft.) Crossword and Davy Jones have been held over due to pressure of space.31 words
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360 1971-05-22 16 People care, we're glad to report OUR struggle for survival has sparked tremendous reaction both here and abroad. Letters, cables, good wishes, money and even food streamed in throughout yesterday. By seven o'clock last night, well over $9,000 in contributions and payments for Save the Herald advertising space had come360 words
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Article329 1971-05-22 16 NOTTINGHAM Fri. The Pakistan spinners intikhab and Saeed took the honours at Trent Bridge here yesterday as Nottinghamshire were restricted to 251 for seven declared. Then, the tourists' opening batsmen, Aftab and Sadiq, increased their lead to 85 by the close. lt was a persevering, rather than329 words
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Article10 1971-05-22 14 THE SINGAPORE herald [•FOR THIRD FOURTH DAY PENANG FORM GUIDE10 words
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Miscellaneous761 1971-05-22 14 SUNDAY CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY 1. 8301 BLACK BELT (Poiic) 2E 9.00 (+9) Agasam/Spencer Harbrldge (13) 1/8 Pgl6/5 dlc4 8.5s s'/>f; 2. Catterick 8.5, 3. Slmba 8.3 1:11.2; 1, 5, I'/? Harbridge 10/12 lpll/4 dlc4 B.log 5'M; 1,7.6:2'/?, 1, 1 Harbridge. 3/14 Spl4/3 d2c4 B.log 6f; 1. Try To Equal 8.12,761 words
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Miscellaneous839 1971-05-22 14 5. 4122 VANDA (Minuit) 4N2 8.08 (ud+B) Lucky/Teh Harbridge (12) 2/12 lpll/4 d3c3 B.og 6f; 1. Siapa Rajah 8.7, 3. Collusion 8.8 1:14.2; Nk, hd, ftft Harbridge. 2/14 Sp2l/3 dlc4 7.9s 6f; 1. Grenadier II 8.7, 3. Identical 7.13 1:17; Sh, 2, nk Harbridge 1/14 Spl3/3 dsc4 8.5g 6f; 2.839 words
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Miscellaneous941 1971-05-22 17 TEAR OR CUT AT THE FOLD FOR READY REFERENCE 11. ***** PANTAS (Ironic) SNZ 7.10 (same) Tunku Chan/Noordin Kingston (8) 4/9 Pgl6/5 dlc3 7.10s 6f; 1:16.8; 7, 4, ft Kingston. 16/16 SplO/l dlc3 8.6g 8f; 1:41; 3, l'/ 2 1 Moran. 4/13 Sp29/ll dlc3 8.6h 7f; 1:32.8; Hd, 2, 3941 words
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Miscellaneous930 1971-05-22 17 1. ***** TEN NO TRUMPS (Better Honey) SNZ 9.00 (+l2) Chattlshall/Bougoure Podmore (10) 1/10 Pgl6/5 dlc3 8.2s 7f 2. Timber Exporter 8.1, 3. Arago 8.2 1:31.4,4, nk, 2V* Miller. 10/18 SPI4/3 d3c3 8.13g 6f; 1:13.4; 1, >/*, 4 Ang. 4/17 SPI7/1 c3 8.5g lOf; 2:6; Ns, ns, 1 Vi Coleman.930 words
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