Singapore Herald, 28 May 1971
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Title Section20 1971-05-28 1 THE SINGAPORE herald THE CONSCIENCE OF THE NATION No. 265 Singapore Friday, May 28, 1971 MC(P) No 2525 15 CENTS20 words
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Article, Illustration428 1971-05-28 1 NEW 11TH HOUR CITIZENS' BID TO TAKE OVER THE HERALD: WILL IT BE A GOVT DECISION TO STAY ITS HAND OR WILL IT END UP LIKE THIS TODAY? A L A GROUP of concerned citizens has proposed that a co-operative should be set up to buy over the428 words
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Article766 1971-05-28 1 Ambrose Khaw - Now only Lee can save us Ambrose Khaw By Editor-in-Chief TODAY is D-Day. D for Decision for Death or Deliverance. In the hands of one man lies the power of life or death for this newspaper. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew can pull the lever of the guillotine that will sever766 words
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Advertisement27 1971-05-28 1 16 PAGES WE have again stripped down to a It-page paper for today minus the shipping and commercial pages and apologise for any incon venience caused. i27 words
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Advertisement6 1971-05-28 1 from Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. »16 words
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Article1247 1971-05-28 2 For the people by the people LET me congratulate you on your fine display of good sense and reason and applaud your determination to survive m the face of wellnigh insurmountable odds. The Singapore Herald has served well as a forum for democratic expression and free speech. The Government's assault1,247 words
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Article415 1971-05-28 2 H.P. SHAMSUDIN - H.P. SHAMSUDIN rHil3iiSUiUSU3il3 I WROTE to you on May 25 with a donation of $5 for which I obtained a receipt. My letter, written discretely, has not found its way into the columns of the Herald. I understand. As a Muslim citizen of this415 words
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1255 1971-05-28 2 Continued from yesterday: THE letters keep coining, and even m abridged form they would take up more space than Is available. If yours does not see the light of day, please understand. Below is a continuation of a list of those1,255 words
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Article, Illustration2285 1971-05-28 3 The voice of the people WE are only laymen m this battlef ie i between the Herald and the Government, and are m no position to pass judgment. Most of the previous letters written to the Herald recently show that the people once had great respect for our Prime Minister.2,285 words
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Advertisement318 1971-05-28 2 ROSEDALE -<ga^^^ Bfc^^.. Products of British Craftsmanship Hliilli IBS Wharfe n dale y than U 3 i^^^^^^^^^l engineer recorded, and they I1 1 ll^^^^B^^^M^lffl iWlwßli^^^^^B^^^^B Tnis <s a 3-speaker system for I II I IBl^^B^B^^^M^^Bi HBlHHl^^^^^^^^^^^^^B the conno sseur giving a quality SI IS »^^^^HH|^^^^^H BiJ^H^^^^^^^H^^^l of re P r318 words
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Advertisement56 1971-05-28 2 Singapore 5 WILL the Prime Minister call for a referendum, allowing us to vote and determine how the Herald is to be run? We must use our own minds to determine what is right. The Prime Minister, has been exploiting the situation for a long time. We have now awakened.56 words
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Advertisement142 1971-05-28 3 ■T 9pSI|H H w'^bl LVr I <k. *RRjRj Rf I X m L^ A I B^r m. m mI H M R W^feV B^k f^BB bßbib™^^^*^! another great thrift-lover We have been looking after people for the past 10 years. We help their savings grow.We offer personal service-one of the142 words
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Miscellaneous40 1971-05-28 3 BEETLE BAILEY By Mort Walker I NOW\^ My BET 15, IT£ f yoUR BASKET -^3^l /v£S WMAT A FOOTKACB, 9K, (litfEfc DOZSm NEEP W\ /^ilL GPSc Y^J^A ANC> T* SKINN/ TO BE EMPTIED, Kfrji^^f CAi ONE AD TAI^ C I*40 words
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Article354 1971-05-28 4 i J2i HER AL° makes no apologies for re-printing this appeal to save water. We believe the message bears repeating ■mhi^ TiQurw from the Public Utilities Board underline this. Water consumption increased from 105.2 million gallons on Tuesday to 106.1 on Wednesday. There was only a trace354 words
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Article484 1971-05-28 4 Save now or we suffer later IT is our responsibility and our attitude towards this vital community effort that will determine whether we survive as a nation or go under. If we do not seize this opportunity and take action to avert rationing the future is indeed bleak. Rationing will484 words
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Article219 1971-05-28 4 THE HISTORIANS call it one of the greatest tragedies In the history of war the fall of the "Impregnable fortress" of Singapore on Feb. Is, IM2. There were 7t,Mt troops equipped and determined to do battle with the enemy. The "banzai" charging hordes of the Imperial Japanese219 words
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Article, Illustration159 1971-05-28 4 TWO businessmen have received extortion notes demanding a total of $70,000. Teng Ah Joon, 43, manager of a hire purchase company m Waterloo Street, received a letter demanding $50,000 from a man, believed to be a Malaysian. _^^^m The letter, written m Chinese, was posted m159 words
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Article778 1971-05-28 4 Results of the Second (Supplementary) Examination for the degree of Bachelor of Science The following candidates have passed the supplementary examination thereby completing the Second Examination for the degree of B. Sc. Ang Siang Wah, Chan Suat Kheng (Miss), Choh Gek Lam, Charlie, Chong Yoong778 words
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Article41 1971-05-28 4 THE YMCA will hand out book markers with metric conversion tables instead of paper flags to donors on its annual flag day tomorrow. This is to keep up with the present trend to "go metric" m the Republic.41 words
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Article38 1971-05-28 4 MR. Tan Ah Pak has been re-elected President of the Parent-Teacher Association of Pearl's Hill School. Messrs Lim Seng Pin, Mak Siew Fong and Lye Chuan Yuen were elected vicepresidents and Mrs. Foo Pui Ling, secretary.38 words
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Advertisement155 1971-05-28 4 W/l I I J^n^n^n^n^Hßln^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^n^nl n^^^L B '^^^^n^nT# We can give you 7,2K) reasons for putting your dollar on the new Ford Escort lIOOXL I At $7,210 the 1971 Ford Escort 1100 XL gives you the FORD ESCORT RANGE best value for ever V dollar! best value for your money. uprated155 words
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317 1971-05-28 5 Bank employees to get four months' bonus ABOUT 480 employees of the Chartered Bank are to get an annual payment of two months' salary m addition to their existing two months' annual bonus. This decision is conta ined m an agreement reached between the Chartered Bank and the Singapore Bank317 words
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Article74 1971-05-28 5 THE final of the Inter-School Science Quiz, organised by the Gan Eng Seng Science and Maths Society, will be held at the Shell Theatrette today at 2.30 p.m. The finalists are Victoria School, St. Joseph's Institution, Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus and St. Andrew's74 words
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Article208 1971-05-28 5 THE NTUC is to ask the Government to employ civilian workers retrenched from British services, when it takes over from them. A subcommittee has now been set up to liaise with the Bases Economic Conversion Department before proposals are made to the Government. The NTUC208 words
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Article90 1971-05-28 5 THE driver of a car was killed when it collided with a bus at the 18th mile Lim Chu Kang Road yesterday morning. Four others were injured. Tan Kai Meng, 58, who was at the wheels, was extricated from the car. He died on his90 words
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197 1971-05-28 5 Airport to extend north to Tampines THE runway at Paya Lebar Airport will be extended northwards towards Tampines instead off northwards to Paya Lebar as originally planned. A statement from the Ministry of Communications yesterday said that this would reduce the noise pollution over the densely-populated areas of Geylang, Katong,197 words
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Article129 1971-05-28 5 A mild influenza outbreak has hit Singapore and hundreds of people are down with it, according to a spokesman for the Singapore Medical Association yesterday. He said the outbreak started about two weeks ago and reached its peak last week. "Influenza is caused by a virus129 words
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260 1971-05-28 5 JURONG S DRIVE-IN CINEMA READY MID-JULY SINGAPORE'S first drive-in cinema m Jurong will be opened m mid-July. The $1.5 million cinema is being built by Cathay Organisation on 14 acres of land adjoining Jurong Park. The drive-in will be able to hold 880 cars and have an open viewing gallery260 words
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Advertisement222 1971-05-28 5 IN LAST night's Toto draw No. 41/71, the numbers picked were 31, 41, 4t, 43 and 2€. The additional number was 15. In the circles draw the numbers were 35, 30 and 14. The jackpot is $125,000. TODAY: 12.17 a.m. (9.3 ft.); 2.19 p.m. (7.4 ft.) TOMORROW: 1.01 a.m. (9.9222 words
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392 1971-05-28 6 $4,795 m for Malaysia's economic development KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. About $4,795 million has been allocated for economic development under the second Malaysia Plan. This represents 66 per cent of the $7,250 million to be spent on the public sector. It is an increase of nearly $2,100 million over the amount392 words
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Article, Illustration186 1971-05-28 6 Factories still use old ways of production THE methods of production used by some factories here are similar to those used m New Zealand 15 years ago, Mr. Robert H. Stewart, a leading New Zealand industrialist said yesterday. Mr. Stewart said that the reason for this was the low wage186 words
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Article162 1971-05-28 6 WORK has started on the $7 million Town Hall for the Jurong Town Corporation and is expected to be completed by January 1973. Piling has already been completed on the building site atop a 80 ft. hill bounded byJalan Ahmad Ibrahim and Jalan Bahru162 words
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Article48 1971-05-28 6 THE Lockheed Jetstar belonging to the late Indonesian President Sukarno has been bought over by a Singapore businessman and shipowner, Mr. Robin Loh. He plans to use it for travel throughout South-East Asia. Robin Co. (Pte) Ltd. has branches m Singapore, Jakarta and Hongkong.48 words
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Article43 1971-05-28 6 LEOW Koon Siong, 28, of Arab Street was fined $300 yesterday for driving a car dangerously. He hit another car and caused it to collide with two other cars at the Junction of Clemenceau Avenue and Cavenagh Road on Jan. 19.43 words
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Article70 1971-05-28 6 THIRTEEN COPS RESIGN THIRTEEN policemen and women have resigned the Singapore police force. Among them are two corporals and two woman police constables. It is believed that the resignation letters were received between May 1 and 15. The reasons were given as bad working conditions and poor pay. The resignation70 words
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Article25 1971-05-28 6 THE Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will open an art exhibition by local artist Thomas Yeo today at the National Library.25 words
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Article181 1971-05-28 6 THE Singapore AntiTußerculosis Association can now invest its funds m land and m approved finance companies. At an extraordinary meeting yesterday, the association passed an amendment to its Constitution empowering its executive committee to invest m trust funds, to buy land or to181 words
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Advertisement349 1971-05-28 6 Ihe suit^ mm^lß you con sfe^^nH UcUbG OB uirinMe «»oto9ro«*i fey courtesy of AJr- Indie 55% TERYLENE 45% WORSTED A WAIN SHELL FABRIC MADE IN GREAT BRITAIN The lightest and most luxurious texture fabric for the tropics. In fact there is nothing to match it! Ideal for travelling executives. At349 words
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Advertisement187 1971-05-28 6 a_ CAPITOL MIDNIGHT PLUS SPECIAL SUNDAY 9 am. MORNING SHOW N.B. "Cold Sweat" just completed a record-breaking season m I Hongkong.. .collecting more than 81,000,000 at the Box-Off ice! I AVOID LAST MINC/TE RUSH! 1 BOOK NOW! NO FREE UST! I I I I BS^)AAl^^^%lil f I V\il with JAMES187 words
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Advertisement608 1971-05-28 6 OWCANISATIOW NOW SMOWINO— NO fRCE LIST 11 a.m.. 1 45. 4.00. IN A 9.1S Bownla BedeMa. Michael Brandon. Richard CastoNano. Gig Young "LOWERS A OTHER STRANSCRS" In Metrocolor (ABC-FOX) CAMPARI SAMPUMBfor Circle Patrons at 6.30 A 9.15 pm SPECIAL SUNOAY MORNINB shew Udo »o»-lto«y am A Sky S.4S cc» Essie608 words
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Article, Illustration1055 1971-05-28 7 From the very beginning THE following project presentation prepared for potential investors m late 1968 and early 1969 may help answer some of the questions m the minds of our readers on how this Singapore Herald project was sold m the first place to our original investors. FILLING A VACUUM1,055 words
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Advertisement355 1971-05-28 7 I modern coffee shop I m Singapore. Intimate I I alcoves, soft lighting I I comfortable formt^ire I Full meals, snacks and I B^iiMMyNM^fiwliMi^l I after theatre specialities I r^^...^^i... ||)^y The Garden Terrace I H 'I never closes g\ B I li I i Ufi 4115^l O Singapore Hyatt355 words
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Article, Illustration682 1971-05-28 8 IT WAS back to good old everyday motoring again as I stepped into Universal Cars' new deal for their "big small car" the Ford Escort. The Escort 1100 Fordor was equipped with several items included now as standard equipment: a radio, rubber floor mats, two side682 words
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178 1971-05-28 8 MIXING around with car enthusiasts, I have all too often heard arguments, mainly heated ones, on various topics of motoring and far from seldom, someone would defend some fallacy with sued that ma knowledg misled. The follov common bel the surface, and true178 words
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Advertisement90 1971-05-28 8 r n i We NEED your Support S S ADVERTISE I IN I I T^M^ /SINGAPORE M W i CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Average daily adult READERSHIP m excess of 150,000 m the past week. J RATES J I General: Cost per word 20 cents I Minimum charge 10 words $2.00 I90 words
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Miscellaneous956 1971-05-28 8 UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU I RADIO §iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiS ■a Z> b^ a^^ B^^^H E 3.00 General Hospital 3.00 Master Class 3.20 For The Family 3.41 The Courtship Of Eddie's E E 3.50 A Diary Of Events In Father Mrs. Livingston I S Singapore This Week (English) Presume? Z» SZ 3.55 It's Happening In Singapore956 words
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Article, Illustration695 1971-05-28 9 LEE emu san - It's a real Savage LEE emu san Qmotbi cycmg By conviction iv not so ibles were ing are some efs which, ob ippear logical t in fact are ■s. lIKST OCROL GIVES >R!VIANCE I the common I and many of money on 'I when their ually ran on ne fuel695 words
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Advertisement105 1971-05-28 9 »»^^fc»^»»» vr until the charges of "Black Operations" are proven against you, we feel we must t j give you the benefit of the doubt. j Until then, we hope the staff of the Singapore Herald and others who have I lent their support will not lose heart m face105 words
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Article389 1971-05-28 10 A550,000 REWARD FOR CAPTURE OF GANG CANBERRA, Thurs. The Australian Government topped up the reward offered for information on the airplane bomb hoaxers today with another A530,000. A reward of $20,000 had been previously offered m Sydney by the New South Wales State Government, making389 words
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109 1971-05-28 10 PHILIPPINES MAY ADOPT JUS SOLI SYSTEM MANILA, Thurs. A move is afoot to adopt the jus soli (citizenship by birth) principle m the Philippines to assimilate the growing Chinese community. Presently, the Chinese can only become Filipinos through the expensive process of naturalisation. President Marcos has called for a special109 words
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Article33 1971-05-28 10 JAKARTA, Thurs. In donesia and East Germany have agreed on repayment of the US$76 million debt incurred by President Sukarno, Prof. Widjojo Nitisastro, chairman of the National Planning Board said today.33 words
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Article, Illustration191 1971-05-28 10 Nixon told to halt drug traffic or recall all Gls radiophoto. WASHINGTON, Thurs. A new Congressional report says that so many American soldiers m Vietnam are being addicted to heroin that President Nixon should withdraw all U.S. troops unless the drug traffic is halted. The report, prepared for the HouseAP - 191 words
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Article60 1971-05-28 10 MOMBASA, Thurs. Owners of the 8,700-ton Singapore merchant ship Kota Selantang, which struck a reef and went aground last Thursday off the East African coast, have abandoned salvage plans, it was learned here today. Representatives of Pacific International Ltd. have decided that the ship and cargo60 words
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Article185 1971-05-28 10 LOS ANGELES, Thurs. A plastic contact lens which the manufacturer says is soft enough to mould itself to the shape of the eyeball went on the market at Portland, Oregon, yesterday. John Hudspeth, 28, an Oregon lumberman, was fitted with the Bausch and Lomb lenses by185 words
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Advertisement99 1971-05-28 10 An Advertiitment (May 28, 1971 [KEEP UP THE FIGHT FOR TRUTH AND JUSTICE! FROM FELLOW JOURNALISTS I save" CAMPAIGN j j Place a one-year subscription. j Tell your friends about it too. n iver^ instruct your regular newsvendor or fill m and mail the coupon below. I The Circulation Manager,99 words
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Miscellaneous85 1971-05-28 10 BLONDIE Rw rh v By Chic Young 1 f X WELL WHAT WAS IT L™ V.^^-"-^^ VJJ m\ SOMEBODY i >—f ABOUT r- Mil f p OSITIVE WE CAUI_EO YOU "V J~ y AOe YOU SUt?E I TAL.KED POR JV TODAY DEAR i SOMEBODY 7 TWENTY > BUT I CAN'T85 words
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Article, Illustration210 1971-05-28 11 CAIRO, Thurs. Egypt ha.s done everything possible to find a peaceful solution to the Middle East crisis, President Anwar Sadat said last night. Speaking at a dinner m honour of visiting Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny, he said: "We set only two conditions. Evacuation ofAFP - 210 words
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220 1971-05-28 11 Aussie move fora dialogue with Peking CANBERRA, Thurs. Prime Minister William McMahon announced today that the Australian Government had started moves towards a dialogue with China, but he would not reveal the nature of the moves. "This is one occasion where quiet diplomacy is essential." he told a news conference,220 words
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Advertisement477 1971-05-28 11 ADVERTISEMENTS lARN $l«0 $360 WEEKLY. American Company requires 5 ambitious men /ladies to train for Direct Sales Car essential Inter views Friday 10 a.m. 1 p.m. Saturday 1 pm 4 p m 156 Moulmein Road Singapore RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICER re quired for large private hospital from July Write stating qualifica477 words
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Advertisement744 1971-05-28 11 POHSAN DANCE STUDIO Outram Road teaches Ballroom/Latin American/Latest Dances. Classes daily Private lessons by appoint ment Sunny Low ***** S pore. FULL RACE COOPER 999 c.c. Car No. 77 Winner and Lap Record holder tor the Class Singapore G.P New engine fully modified by Downton. Registered for road use Ring744 words
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Advertisement52 1971-05-28 11 An Advertisement .^tfßOM^^ (May 28, 1971 THE HERALD CONCERNED CITIZENS /z An advertisement P^ STAND UP AND BE COUNTED! UNITATE FORTIOR THE anonymous advertisers who paid X >^L— for this ad gave enough money for ten I I r-f M I insertions. This is Insertion No. 7. \tf\ I II52 words
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Article, Illustration738 1971-05-28 13 Indonesia edge Thais in Asian Cup football BANGKOK, Thurs. Indonesia edged Thailand 1-0 m group "A" of the Asian Cup central regional football tournament round Robin preliminaries here yesterday. The solitary goal was scored m the 44th minute of the first half. Over 20,000 local fans watched the encounter atAFP - 738 words
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Article97 1971-05-28 13 CLEVELAND, Thurs. Former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson won a unanimous decision last night over Terry Daniels of Dallas, Texas, irf a 10 round boxing match at the Cleveland Arena. It was Patterson's fourth victory m as many bouts since coming out of a two year re- tirement last97 words
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Article450 1971-05-28 13 GRAVESEND, Kent, Thurs. Zahir Abbas brought encouragement to the Pakistanis here yesterday. The tourists need a filip just a week before the First Test and with his second century of the tour, he helped them hit their highest total so far 299, off Kent. What450 words
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Miscellaneous457 1971-05-28 13 TWINSET CROSSVWRD ACROSS DOWN 1 Took a midday meal about l. Rotten liar m a beastly den one and certainly pushed the (4) 6081 out! (8 > 2. It's tacit that the French ones 4. Intend to be stingy (4) B et help (6) 8. Troops should keep it m457 words
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Miscellaneous136 1971-05-28 13 davy jones m* m* m r-r By Sam Left l^^lmlgSlr 1 I A___^ SZ&Zo%^h%^ I L^V^SX?" V HEV l PEEL A 1 ?.T.£* OM _f_: f _S INTOA 1 MARCO... OR THEY'D AWt* cS°t tac« ANTIMICROBIALS V COLD COMING ON. JUICY A6ALONE J GO LIKE THE BUFFALO BVi J5?I_!_7. TASTE136 words
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Article923 1971-05-28 14 From those who care... TEN mouths ago Singapore gave birth to the Herald. Most of our present staff were In at the birth and shared Its labour pains. For months afterwards they nursed It carefully and for the last few months SEAH CHIANG NEE, News Editor: SINGAPORE has the ingredients923 words
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Article59 1971-05-28 14 KATMANDU, Thurs. Two French climbers reached the summit of the 8,470 metre high Makalu Peak last Sunday, conquering the world's fifth highest peak from the difficult west ridge for the first time, the Nepal foreign Ministry announced. A message received from the 11-member expedition named the59 words
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Article41 1971-05-28 14 BONN, Thurs. West Germany lost its 139 th Starfighter jet today when the plane crashed into the North Sea during a training flight. The pilot managed to eject safely and was picked up unharmed by a rescue helicopter.41 words
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Article403 1971-05-28 14 From Page 1 independent of any political party, interest group or organisation. (4) IT WILL exercise its bona fide role as critic of public policy within the broad confines of a multi-lingual, multi-racial, democratic socialist society. (5) THE PAPER will provide a forum for the expression of public403 words
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376 1971-05-28 14 PEOPLE have continued to rally around us m our Alamo. One of our supporters has sworn that he will throw out his television and radio sets if the Herald is forced to close. He says that he does not want to listen to376 words
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Article545 1971-05-28 14 No offer by Wee to take over Mr. Lee, of Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co., was appointed the Herald's receiver on Tuesday, by the bank, under a debenture issued by the Herald on Sept. 8. t.u u*u tw v it vi Though the Herald is liable to pay the bank545 words
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80 1971-05-28 14 THE PUBLIC Utilities Board has asked the public to report cases of people wasting water. A PUB statement said that under the Public Utilities Ordinance, the board Is authorised to take action to prosecute these people. It asked the public to contact the80 words
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Article84 1971-05-28 14 'PULL OUT FIRST' HANOI PARIS, Thurs. North Vietnam said today that unless the United States set a date for its total and unconditional withdrawal from South Vietnam, the Paris peace talks "can make no further progress." Hanoi's chief negotiator, Mr Xuan Thuy, did not threaten to break off the talks84 words
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Advertisement32 1971-05-28 14 ORCHARD MOTORS SENSATIONAL ACCESSORIES OFFER v^onlyV- 3 \F° RYOUTOGET N^^OF ACCESSORIES ABSOLUTELY FREE WHEN YOU BUY A NEW VIVA OR VICTOR! VAUXHALL 1 Orchard Motors 304 Orchard Road, Singapore 9. Tel: *****132 words
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Article, Illustration1196 1971-05-28 1 I Race One: 215 p.m. Cl. 2 Div. 2 8y 2 f ($8,500) KBiIIHiHiiMIBHHMI KsHfiiiliilMßiliHiHl HHBBIiiiHHHI II I Race Two: 2.50 p.m. Cl 3 Div. 6 6f ($7,500) 5. 00 DAYi_.vJHT EXPRESS (Daybreak) 3A 8.11 (uc+6) LCW/West Moran (4) 13/15 IPI7/4 dlc4 8.5g 6f j 1:14.2; Ik. 2, shISINWACHUANI; DOLLAR STANDARDI - 1,196 words
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Article, Illustration1796 1971-05-28 3 Race One: 2.15 p.m. Cl. 2 Div. 1 8i/ 2 ($9,000) ■qs)qss9EßEßE^^9 MIiPIiWiKSH "WPP ■^v^^iiHttM|HAiMi|MM|H||HlfeMllßiSHMHl 11. ***** BRIGHT COURT (Final Court) 6NZ 8.07 (-1) a Chattishill/Bougoure Dawkins 4/9 SP9/5 dlc2 B.Bg 9f; 1:54; Nk, 1, ns Miller. (S) 1/11 SP2/5 d2c2 8.5g 8f; 2. Hole In One 8.3, 3.1,796 words
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Article, Illustration464 1971-05-28 6 IPOH, Thurs. Sungei Wang 11, trainer Mansor Matban's Derby prospect did an interesting workout with stablemate, Speechmaker on a good track here this morning. The pair went m a trot the first time round and, steadily clapped on the pace to run the last 3fHIGH RULER - 464 words
