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Title Section13 1971-06-06 1 The Sunday Times No. 1836 SUNDAY JUNE 6, 1971 20 CENTS SINGAPORE EDITION13 words
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Article235 1971-06-06 1 pnee is up 10 cents as oil firms can't absorb cost SINGAPORE, Saturday THE long-expected oil price hike became effective today with the main increases, announced by the main oil companies in the Republic, as: 10 cents a gallon on petrol, three cents a gallon on diesel oils235 words
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193 1971-06-06 1 WASHINGTON, Sat.— A pistol-waving retired coalmlner who said he wanted to go to Israel hijacked a Boeing airliner, then held three of the crew at gunpoint for three hours here before he was disarmed and arrested. The 29-year-old second officer of the United Airlines' Boeing193 words
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Article139 1971-06-06 1 ONE reader has won the $10,000 in the Straits Times Word Puiile "U". The winner's name and the winning solution will be In tomorrow's Straits Times. "The Increased prices are of such magnitude that it is impossible for the oil industry to absorb them while continuing to provide139 words
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150 1971-06-06 1 SINGAPORE, Sat.— After setting three records in five days this week for low water consumption, consumers used over 100 million gallons yesterday with a total of 1N.9 millon gallons. This is an Increase of 6.6 million gallons over Thursday's record low of 94.3150 words
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Article33 1971-06-06 1 HELSINKI, Sat. Dr. Ernest Meyer, director of the International Press Institute today said the IPI "is looking into the possibility of practical intervention" to protect press freedom in Singapore.— UPl.33 words
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Article208 1971-06-06 1 rnHE Commonwealth cannot last after Britain Joins the European Common Maiket, Mr. John Anthony, Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade, said yesterday. He charged that Australia had received far less backing from Britain in negotiations to enter the Common Market than it had been208 words
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Article, Illustration563 1971-06-06 1 NATO asks Italy to sound Reds on troops cut TTALT has been asked 1 by NATO countries to sound out the Soviet Union's reaction to the NATO stand on reducing troop levels in Europe. The ItaUan initiative is part of a threeprong approach agreed by NATO foreign ministers at a563 words
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Article59 1971-06-06 1 SAIOON, Bat. The brother of one of Hanoi's top diplomats has defected to the Saigon authorities after being captured by US forces In 1969. informed sources said here today. The defector. Major Mai Van So, is the brother of Mai Van 80. North Vietnam's senior diplomat In59 words
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Article47 1971-06-06 1 WACO (Oeorgla). 8«t. —A small foreign car -collided with a trailer truck hauling 20.000 pounds of dynamite and lowgrade explosives last night, sparking a "blockbuster bomb" blast that swept away spectators, cars and nearby houses. Five people were killed and at least 35 others Injured.47 words
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69 1971-06-06 1 8,000 die as cholera sweeps Indo-Pak border- •pENS of thousands of disease-wracked men, women and children are threatened by a cholera epidemic raging along the eastern border states of India and Pakistan which has already caused an estimated 8,000 deaths. One of the greatest human tragedies of modern times is69 words
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Advertisement94 1971-06-06 1 Largest sales in S. E, Asia The Honest Pickpocket Our Mini cassette Recorder fits snugly in your pocket and picks up sounds. Through its built-in microphone it makes candid sound snapshots without anybody being the wiser. But pick it out of your pocket, connect the external mike, and it becomes94 words
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Advertisement43 1971-06-06 1 THE WORLDS FINEST^fI Latest CHINA BUILDING N -SUBMARINE? WASHINGTON, S*t.— China appears to be construct In* Its first nuclear-powered submarine, the Washington Post reported today. The newspaper quoted well-informed government officials as saying the construction has been detected by aerial Intelligence cameras. Beater.43 words
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Miscellaneous14 1971-06-06 1 The weather The weather forecast (or Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Pair.14 words
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Article, Illustration410 1971-06-06 2 THEY WERE A HIGHLY DISCIPLINED LOT' WAR correspondent TT Kate Webb told the National Press Club today that her Vietcong captors were highly disciplined, health conscious people who paid great attention to decency. "They did give me special treatment," said Miss Webb, theUPI - 410 words
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Article399 1971-06-06 2 Sadat woos Nato Suez canal plan has failed charge by Russia CAIRO, Sat gGYPT has started directing Middle East peace efforts at Nato members, diplomatic sources said today. In the past few days, Foreign Minister Mr. Mahmoud Riad has called in the ambassadors of Britain. Denmark, Italy and France.. TheReuter - 399 words
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Article295 1971-06-06 2 The death list NAMES OF 34 VICTIMS IN IT: PAPER yUBA CITY, Califor- nia, Sat. A Sacramento newspaper has claimed that police have a possible murder list of 34 names as the count of victims dug up from Feather River Orchard graves reached 25. ,In a copyright story yesterday, theReuter - 295 words
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116 1971-06-06 2 LOS ANGELES, Sat. The District Attorney pledged today he personally would investigate charges that mistakes were made in ballistics tests on the gun used to kill Sen. Robert Kennedy. District Attorney Joseph Busch Jr. said he would conduct a "prompt Investigation so that thereUPI - 116 words
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134 1971-06-06 2 I ONDON, Bat. A 16--year-old boy tried to get £250 to buy a new motor-cycle by copying the tactics of the bomb hoaxer who netted £233--000 from Qantas, a court was told here today. The boy, whose personal details were not disclosed underReuter - 134 words
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Advertisement192 1971-06-06 2 lew BO^wPi til PmJJ^ A dk It was probably the greatest Our big Boeing 707s leave ?|ra^ra*i^^ blaze of light ever seen in London Singapore every Wednesday, Friday I MHfii "llifirf^F since the Festival of Britain and Sunday at 8.30 in the evening. 2**lt ftjlM l|{||f*f<^' in 1951 We fly192 words
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Article, Illustration225 1971-06-06 3 'Woman for all seasons'; Travel agent Shireen I/UALA LUMPUR, Bat They call 23-year-old Shireen Naziree (above) the "Woman for all Seasons" at the prestigous Wisma Damansara. ?or Shireen can help you get to whichever clime you desire, be it sunny Spain or the cold snowy Himalayas. It's no wonder too,225 words
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327 1971-06-06 3 f EN A LIM (above), the 1969 RTS Chinese talentime winner who has now become a successful recording artiste, is not in the least apprehensive about singing for a non-Chinese-s peak ing audience. Next week-end (June 12-13) she will be the only Chinese-singing327 words
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Article, Illustration490 1971-06-06 3 Elizabeth and Philip. ..was it true love or plain ambition? MANY people have wondered whether the marriage of Queen Elizabeth to the Greekborn Duke of Edinburgh was a story-book romance or something other than a love match. One of the men who should know is Basil Boothroyd, a British writer.Reuter - 490 words
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Article117 1971-06-06 3 JLfILAN, Sat. The world's champion heavyweight fighter went down to another artistic defeat last night as 880 people rattled around a huge hall to criticise his singing, and sponsors cancelled a Rome appearance. Joe Frailer got out there at the Milan sports palace and belted117 words
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Article, Illustration195 1971-06-06 3 JAKARTA, Sat.—Pre- sident Suharto munches on a drumstick during the openIng of a poultry exhibition in Jakarta. One of the presidential guards looks on with a smile. Yesterday, President ■Suharto received a pleasant surprise wben Mochtar Lubis. respected author and Journalist,195 words
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Advertisement90 1971-06-06 3 New HERNIA CONTROL! Tha latm aciantH ie advance in harnia control, tht Noo- Barrora it fuarantoad to hold avan mott aavora caws with th* graatast comfort. NO PADS* NO SPRINGS IDEAL CONTROL Tha mott comfortabia applianca in th* world, told in 47 countriat, hiajily racommandad madicaty, acts I ik* th*90 words
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Advertisement561 1971-06-06 3 STEWIKG CHICKEN Local Already Cleaned Ib .90 SHOULDER LAMB NEW ZEALAND Quality with Economy Ib .85 COCKTAIL SAUSAGES STARPAK DANISH Ib 2.70 PORK LOIN DANISH QUALITY Ib 2.15 HAMBURGERS SX Taste Try pkt of 2 .88 SWISS ROLL SX each .64 HOT DOG SAUSAGES PLUMROSE DENMARK Ib 1.00 SOUP Cream561 words
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Article, Illustration903 1971-06-06 4 TWO groups of eight bookies five of them Malaysians today pleaded guilty to bribing a Singapore Turf Club security officer, Wilfred Douglas Anthony, so that they could carry on bookmaking activities during race meetings. The eight, along with another five bookies, were originally to903 words
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Article47 1971-06-06 4 KUCHING, Sat— Radio Malaysia plans to build three new transmitting stations to reach people in the jungle-clad interior of Sarawak, it announced today. Radio Malaysia broadcasts in 15 languages and runs for 324 hours per week compared with 93 hours ci'.-ht years ago, it said.47 words
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Article163 1971-06-06 4 GETTING THINGS DONE ANZUK WAY... rpHEY are discuss--1 Inr the "battle plan" on how to do everything the ANZUK way. And that means bir problem for until very recently they had been thinking alone the lines of Australians. New Zealanders and British. The man who has to speedily brine about163 words
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Advertisement533 1971-06-06 4 f IT'S BACK! SHARP I NIGHT I 1 TONIGHT AND EVERY I SUNDAY NIGHT TV SINGAPORE M CHANNEL 8. 9.05 P.M. M MEN ft WOMEN CL..O feel Young again O||V A» we trow older Iti only natural W •hat wa bvrln to alow down. But _gw •ome people pow old533 words
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Advertisement402 1971-06-06 4 ■FIGURE 4 FUN" Fantastic i»w oct»! Sw th« got mow <>■>••. L«iM La Roto Ramanal*« Rom! Th«y writ ton lahM you with th«ir act!. Aho featuring Linda Mitami, a bundlt •f |*ti rim fram Japan. Don. mhn Hitt tfcow. Skawtinn 10».m. ll.4Sp.fn. Mgllc by Frod Ituwi A Let Moniknos. For402 words
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Miscellaneous658 1971-06-06 4 On your TV and Radio i!ne°£ g an<f the LJ U$ Uf Ufe iR Eastern iM """""I Buccneers mi Fel,» th. Cat (crtoon series) <* W" Mi Pesta Pop (repeat) iZ^-l^V. [J J» «!»<• [Jl'Th, T m ry 11.55 Star Soccer Manchester Bandaranaike m the Rebels/ J2 iSZirra. \m L.V658 words
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381 1971-06-06 5 Keep a firm control over sons, parents told SINGAPORE, Sat. The important message convey <h! by the current Police Week exhibition is one relating to parental responsibility. Mr. L. P. Rodrigo. Parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs) and M.P. for Seranguon Gardens, said this last night when he spoke at the opening381 words
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198 1971-06-06 5 Sued lawyer, engineer enter appearance in court SINGAPORE. Sat. A woman lawyer and a chemical engineer, jointly sue a by Mr. Charles Eu Keng Pang, a founder director of Eupoc Pulp and Paper Industries Ltd.. for "malicious prosecution." have formally entered an appearance In the High Court through their solicitors.198 words
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Article49 1971-06-06 5 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Masowanl bin Idrlk. 18, unemployed, was yesterday sent to the Reformative Training Centre after he admitted robbing Mrs. Ivy Tsang Chye. 36, of $850 and causing hurt to her by pushing her onto the pavement at Pasir Panjang Roaa on May 28.49 words
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Article22 1971-06-06 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The MP for Katong. Mr. J.P. Conceicao, will tour the Tanjong Rhu housing estate at 10 a.m. tomorrow.22 words
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Article, Illustration168 1971-06-06 5 Can you help identify her? SINGAPORE. Sat. Outram Hospital today appealed to the Sunday Times to help trace the relatives of a woman patient (above). The woman, believed to be in her seventies, was admitted to Ward 15 on May 3 with head injuries. She is now fit for discharge,168 words
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Article40 1971-06-06 5 SINOAPORE. Sat. Chairman of the Jurong Town Corporation. Mr. Woon Wall Slang, will open the Jurong Town creche on June 19. An exhibition of children's handwork and kindergarten teaching aids will be held followed by a cocktail party.40 words
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119 1971-06-06 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. Five masked men, armed with daggers and screwdrivers, held up the family of Mr. Poh Kirn Klam, 50, at his home In Jalan Kesoma. off Paya Lebar Road, yesterday and robbed them of $220 and Jewellery worth $2,500. The robbers119 words
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Advertisement310 1971-06-06 5 NEPTUNE'S COVE the only seafood restaurant with a pond full of live fish/crabs/prawns When we say fresh, we mean right from the pond. c To your table. Live, Daily- 0 p.m. tO midDlgOt jumping prawns, garoupa, SIID Holiday crabs of all sizes. _fl j^^ Take your pick. And get the310 words
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Advertisement112 1971-06-06 5 TULIP CANNED HAM SPONGE CLOTH gij^ sliced bacon in can s O 7ft TIGER, 2'S TWIN PACK PER PKT HAFNIA, 16oz p^ CA BEST FOOD cO QC DANISH GAMMON UAVI.IIIIAKC IR 7 00 WHOLE OR HALF HAM $2.50 PER LB MHTUNNHIDL "buz PER JAR M DOLE CUT $2.70 PER LB.112 words
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277 1971-06-06 6 MSA slows down recruitment because of the split SINGAPORE, Saturday RECRUITMENT by the MalaysiaSingapore Airlines is slowing down. This Is because the airline wants to make sure that its present 5.000 workers in Singapore and Malaysia are smoothly absorbed into the new national airlines of the respective countries when the277 words
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77 1971-06-06 6 SINGAPORE, Sat. —Mr. Lim Bok Soon, 25, a clerk, lost his blue-colour-ed Peugeot 204, bearing registration number SM 4819, last night. He parked the car outside the Labour Ministry in Havelock Road at 8 p.m. and went for dinner. When he returned, the77 words
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Article, Illustration98 1971-06-06 6 SINGAPORE, Sat. All eyes were focused aM right but not on the eyewear. Not when the wearer had more to show than .ust her new glasses. The opticians dinner and presentation of Neostyle West German eyewear products held at the Blue Room restaurant last98 words
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230 1971-06-06 6 Royal Malaysian Navy fires its first missiles in the South China Sea KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Royal Malaysian Navy yesterday entered the missile age with the successful missile firing trials in the South China Sea by the K.D. Gempita. This was stated today by the Chief of Naval Staff. Commodore230 words
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Advertisement296 1971-06-06 6 If you need a very small (world's smallest) I And if you need a larger capacity of >-v.^ portable calculator with 8 digits capacity and J^^^fe. 116 digits with 2 memory registers, runs on AC, Rechargeable Battery, I automatic square root extraction > or Car Battery I W h ther296 words
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Article, Illustration477 1971-06-06 7 fill-: first Asian centre for the i in p r ovement of c (1 v c ational development through innovation or reform is being considered by Unesco. A recommendation to this effect, moved by the Japanese delegation, was approved today at the third Unesco conference for477 words
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214 1971-06-06 7 'Serve elderly people' call by Mrs. Sheares SINGAPORE. Sat. 1 rpHE First Lady, Mrs. B.H. Sheares, today urged members of youth movements to try to narrow the generation gap by serving elderly people. She said that as these members were looked upon with respect and affection by the public, there214 words
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224 1971-06-06 7 Malaysian science centre to bridge 'educational gap' I^UALA LANG AT, Sat. 1V The Government is to spend more than $1 million to set up a science educational centre to promote the teaching of science and mathematics in schools, the Minister of Education, lache Hussein Onn, said here today. The cemre224 words
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Article56 1971-06-06 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz. 31. a former clerk in the Singapore Government Officers' Cooperative Housing Society Ltd. was jailed for six months and not two years as reported in the Strait* Times yesterday. The error is regretted. He admitted misappropriating $1,180 from the society56 words
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Advertisement243 1971-06-06 7 PAKISTAN TRADE EXHIBITION IN GREAT WORLD PARK CONCLUDES TODAY EVERYTHING AVAILABLE AT COST PRICE LAST OPPORTUNITY DONALD MOORE GALLERIES We shall soon be moving from Liat Towers. But we don't want to take the Liat Towers stock with us. We are therefore making a gigantic clearance effort. Call today for243 words
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Advertisement401 1971-06-06 7 > .^V 'dJisMa^^'^aß B^P Pt'L* I 'Vm wtt v E. *VLrl V^b*Jlb3! 9 A I .tactf m! t b^f -^b^bl bbV^b^blb^b^bA I BaC iW tT aft m J^m V HF'O.sTv'.b B^B^B^BBL^^^^^^W BB^B H. t 1 J^m Estee i Lauder \^J gives you >■# freedom and a clean clean feeling with401 words
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Article177 1971-06-06 8 Wives advised to stock -mutton- SINGAPORE. Sat—Housewives are advised to buy their mutton supply (or Mondays a day in advance as from tomorrow. The advice came from the Singapore Mutton Dealers' Association today. The association's secretary, Mr. S. I. Samy, said in a statement: "It has been the usual practice177 words
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214 1971-06-06 8 Two held and stolen goods found in holdup probe SINGAPORE, Sat. Police have arrested two youths responsible for robbing students during the past few months and have also recovered some stolen property. It is believed that the youths had been operating actively in Tanjong Katong Road. Gooaman Road. Crescent Road,214 words
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309 1971-06-06 8 MNOAPORE. Sat. IndoJ nesla and Singapore nve been and still are dlsusslng how smuggling beween the two countries can >c curbed to mutual beneThis was disclosed In a tatement Issued by the Inloneslan Embassy here tolay. The statement was made o clarify what309 words
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142 1971-06-06 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Riding in a syce-driven air-con-ditioned MercedesBenz may be an everyday affair for some of us. But for cripple Chee Yuan Cheow. 20, it was his biggest treat in three years. The "YIP" caused quite a stir today when he arrived142 words
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Advertisement1164 1971-06-06 8 MISS SINGAPOREUNIVERSE 1971 CONTEST Single, unmarried ladies of Singapore citizensnip between the ages of 18 and 28 are now invited to apply for participation in this contest. The Finals will be held on June 19, 1971. Application forms are available from: DR. N.G. PAYOT BEAUTY COUNTERS AT: METRO LTD., High1,164 words
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Article, Illustration211 1971-06-06 9 Get into a dainty dress for a change JO PROVIDE a straight answer to the question "what's in" may be a little difficult. Guidance can hardly be expected from a world that has everything going at the same time. But when It comes to "what's comfortable" or ''what's practical" the211 words
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Article, Illustration787 1971-06-06 9 Growing tree without a garden Pictures by VOW YUN WOH and TAN WEE HIM iudith MANY of us flatdwellers may moan that we lack space to practice any serious gardening. However last week it was proved to me that I could even cultivate a "forest" or some other interesting landscapes787 words
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Advertisement471 1971-06-06 9 Asthma Mucus Dissolved in 1 Day Since the disco\-ery of MKXPACO I with AsthT.a. Had lost <01bs. In by a famous physician It is no longer weight. sufT.-red roughlnr, choklnr necessary for anyone to suffer from and strangling every night— couldn't choking wheexlng. gasplns Asthma, sleep— expected to die. MENDACO471 words
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Advertisement113 1971-06-06 9 CLIFF TOO GOOD TO TRUE Also in this issue: Bakat TV Finals-colour Jj^^^S^wfm^^^B^^^^^^^^t^^^^ spread K li^J Setapak's EjgP^^ 4 Super Coach |9j^^^~" The $100,000 Id *»wfc Joyride J^.ll»'""'^??l ''^*^i^ssss»sst. '*JM|^H l l W 'Vt^ j^M The Hollies' T- i^^^r Survival Kit I Cilia Black 1 I colour pinup m m113 words
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190 1971-06-06 10 OPINION Sunday, June 6, 1971 Towards better planning ITNDER Malaysia's new urban development schemes, local conditions and needs will be studied before actual planning is done. Assuming that the necessary surveys will be conducted with the thoroughness that has come to be associated with the Malaysian Government, the idea certainly190 words
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Article115 1971-06-06 10 Impeding progress THE Singapore Govern- ment's postponement of its sale of 28 urban renewal sites, due to the shortage of labour and certain materials in the building industry, may not affect most of the populace. But one aspect of the supply shortage that almost certainly will is the possibility of115 words
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Article271 1971-06-06 10 A S a rule, students tak- ing an examination should not be distracted. In Cairo, some rare talent in the academic upper echelons has apparently deemed this tenet inadequate. Result: Girl students have been told not to wear hot pants and minis to their exams because these271 words
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647 1971-06-06 10 COLONEL Basil Tedhunter (retired) commanded me to "belt up" the other day while he talked about the crying need for... .courtesy. The colonel Is honorary resident of a British oody called Courtesy Crusaders. "We're a lot647 words
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760 1971-06-06 10 PC. SHIVADAS - PC. SHIVADAS: THE Royal Malaysian Air Force may soon have a School of Aircraft Engineering—actually an upgrading and recognition of the existing ground training facilities at Kinrara. near here. Most of the technicians and other ground personnel required by760 words
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Article, Illustration504 1971-06-06 10 SUAN KOOI LIM - Only thing down is cost of dying... SUAN KOOI LIM: seldom pass on this extra cost to our customers, he said. "The result ls we make less money." Chinese coffins range from the crude "fourplank" atfalr that costs $70. to the huge and impressive teakwood "heavies" (2ft. 8 in. wide)504 words
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Advertisement82 1971-06-06 10 I iist PRUDENTIAL'HERTIAGE' POUCIES hv tho* v m l ome Protection benefits provided by these policies have become increasingly popular. They can be attached to whole life and endowment assurances in a wide range of both income -benefits and sums assured to suit individual needs. CallintheManfifrnmthe A PRUDENTIAL <fH lAAIIH7IIT.T.82 words
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Article, Illustration15 1971-06-06 11 Hess with his three-year-old son Wolf a picture taken only days before his flight.15 words
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Article, Illustration1634 1971-06-06 11 JAMES MURRAY - On May 10 Rudolf Hess has been a prisoner for 30 years. Now aged 77, the man who was once Hitler's deputy is imprisoned in a Berlin fortress, watched over by troops from four nations. Part Two of a series on the world's1,634 words
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Advertisement250 1971-06-06 11 SELETARIS I QGOES WITH V 1 THE GOOD rdhv THINGS Just as you enjoy good food, f^^i you too will enjoy Seletaris— Jjjl q\ the mineral spa water which KLtTrAjir contains no sugar, helps in►^[*N«l»il i digestion and cleanses the tH^tfj%£ palate. For years it has been P^ljh %y 0250 words
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Advertisement5 1971-06-06 11 NEXT WEEK: The year-long trial5 words
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Advertisement480 1971-06-06 11 I H ■TiaEv^ML^a i. S^E^Euf k£l^Es Lombard Horn, Cur ion Street. London -Jk LOMBARD BANKING ■MBJi LIMITED Subsidiary and Associate Banks and Finance Mouses: LOMBARD AUSTRALIA LIMITED Canberra, Ssdney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Hobart, Newcastle. Wollongong, Liverpool, Geclong, Parramatta LOM BARD NEW ZEALAND LIMITED Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Hamilton, Dunedin, Masterton,480 words
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Article249 1971-06-06 12 If yon have aptitude often revealed by a gift for letter writing yon can be trained to write and sell articles and short utoriea, whereter yon live. The field Is wide open to talent Proof is to be found in the thousands of249 words
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911 1971-06-06 12 This small big car Is a sure winner THEY say that imitation is the Datsun 100 A doesn't stop at small car, front wheel drive them Nissan have at last come for for the masses, and a comfortabl The Datsun 100 A, better known as the Cherry, fills the gap911 words
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Article598 1971-06-06 12 Keeping your boat in top speed CINCE high horsepower outboard motors became popular, continuous maximum boat performance is expected by most outboard owners. Very often, however, these owners fail to recognise one of the must important factors causing decreased performance characteristics the condition of the boat bottom. Boats moored in598 words
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Article458 1971-06-06 12 HIGHLY confidential Material leaks out from the Runy Laser project. Identifying "The Traitor" Is FBl's next case on Wednesday over Channel 5 at 8.00 p.m. Bradford Dillman Is the guest star for this episode. THE TWO principal dancers of the New York City Ballet, Edward VllleUa and Violette Verdy,458 words
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Advertisement398 1971-06-06 12 Send to-day for Free Booklet THE REGENT INSTITUTE (Dept. 962) Intertext House, Stewarts Road. London SWB 4UJ England. Please send me a free copy of "How to Succeed as a Writer"— without obligation. NAME (BLOCK LETTERS) ADDRESS Member of the Association of British Correspondence Colleges Hfj_^iS£^"* s^siiiiS /a.r.a\ now, consider398 words
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Article, Illustration502 1971-06-06 13 NANCY BYRAMJI - NANCY BYRAMJI By ONE can be a successful art collector with just two attributes: an iii t ere s t in things of beauty and the means to obtain them. This combination is not too common in Singapore, according to art specialists here.502 words
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254 1971-06-06 13 Interest in art does exist but not the willingness to buy costly pieces the $1,000 range had been sold once In a while. She said even local collectors were mostly European. Chinese collectors being described as "pretty slow" in buying the costlier works of work. "The 'in 1 things that254 words
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402 1971-06-06 13 On stage soon: 'Jesus Christ Superstar' MARK down October as likely to introduce one of the theatres more intriguing adventures. It s "Jesus Christ Superstar" and if you've not heard that title before, it's like confessing to the young that you've been out of it for real. "Jesus Christ Superstar"402 words
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743 1971-06-06 13 PAUL ABISHEGANADEN - Offering the world's best musical performances on long-playing records PAUL ABISHEGANADEN "pHE contributions of art to science and science to art constitute a most absorbing study, especially in terms of the influence that one has on the other. This, in spite of the fact that artists have often abhorred the743 words
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Advertisement195 1971-06-06 13 When you fly the SAS Trins Asian Express* "second holiday" after you've been to your Mm route to Europe, we take you on a short original destination. fl f^K fl s oSy r.r ou e iTh°o f un Ru «S. K *3/v*3 but slashes thousand* of miles off the There195 words
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Miscellaneous292 1971-06-06 13 Sunday Times Crossword ACROSS: 1. Basis of animal 4. Metal fastener (3); 5. Maiden nfe (10): 8. By way of (3); 9. (4); 6 Made coln money (6); Smooth (4) 10. Interruption _,k»^ ,i, (10) 15 Chemical compound 7 Ornament of ribbon (7); 11. (5): 16. Afflicted (7); 19. Oar-292 words
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298 1971-06-06 14 THE CITY THREE MILLION YOUNG PEOPLE WILL VISIT THIS SUMMER EUROPEAN nations, anxiously enumerating their too few cheap hotels, are awaiting a record influx of visitors under 30. Nearly three million young visitors are expected m Britain over the next three months, compared with 2,225,000 last summer. This year's visitors298 words
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Article520 1971-06-06 14 the Greater London Council, the city's governing body. Most of the hostels In London are set up in cavernous rooms, with rows of double bunk beds covered with khaki blankets, army style. Men and women have separate but equal facilities and usually meet In the hostel's cafeteria that offers520 words
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475 1971-06-06 14 HOME AWAY FROM HOME IS SOHO'S CHINATOWN By L. P. LOKE pHINATOWN in London is mainly centred around Gerrard and Lisle Street in Sobo. The first time I stepped Into these streets, a terrible feeling of homesickness crept up inside me, but it soon went away as familiar sights, sounds475 words
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Article, Illustration495 1971-06-06 14 JERRY FRANCIS - ARE you the adventurous type? If A you are, make a trip to Tasek Bera in Pahang. It is a splendid place in which to take refuge from the noisy civilised world. But, first pack up your fishing gear, sleeping bags and supplies. For495 words
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Advertisement217 1971-06-06 14 5 days 5*620.00 ]T> Indonesia awaits. Tropic republic of 2000 islands. Jet direct with Cathay Pacific. Exciting tour of Shrouded in culture, colour, mystery. Pulsating with Djakarta city. See the sights of Elephant Museum aC VI Si. e N C rTo'u "Snr- StSSS &JZ£ National Monument Chinatown. Banteng Square prices.217 words
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Miscellaneous116 1971-06-06 14 POLICE Week Sea Car- PUGILISTIC show at nival at Pasir Pan- the Gay World StaJo".f Park> a m dium at 7 -30 p.m. DISPLAY of entries to rnisirFßT h the Metrication CONCERT by HunBoards emblem g£j\ design competition at Tl™" S* n the Con the National Mv- f ««nce Hall.116 words
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Article668 1971-06-06 15 Two houses with the same address— so reader gets his mail one week late THE problem of late mail often one week after letters were stamped by the Postal Services Department has been plagueing MR. TAN HOCK GUAN of 72-4, Henderson Road, Singapore. So he wrote to668 words
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Article303 1971-06-06 15 PEOPLE AND PROBLEMS Second Schedule are citizens. The qualifications are that at least one of the parents at time of the child's birth In Malaysia Is either a citizen or permanently resident in the Federation. Or in case of those born outside Malaysia, the father must be born in Malaysia303 words
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Article, Illustration582 1971-06-06 15 A storm over monster toys as the sales keep booming THE terrified victim, a frozen look of horror on her beautiful face, was strapped to a table in her hotpants outfit as an evil flashing blade above swung ever lower and closer. Until.... Bolinng. The plastic blade bounced off her582 words
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Article140 1971-06-06 15 Anyone for Kendo? LONDON, Sat. "TWO cirls are a bit cut up by the education authority's spoilsports. For their proposal to join the men in a few friendly bouts of Kendo, the Japanese sport of sword fightinr, has been firmly rejected. It's far too roufh for girls, they've been told.140 words
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Article98 1971-06-06 15 ENTER FLU, EXIT SEX TONDON, Sat. The RegistrarGeneral's quarterly Return magazine has suggested Influenza "is not exactly conducive to sex." This, it said, could account for a lower than normal birth rate In Britain in the last three months of 1969. The magazine said an influenza outbreak that swept across98 words
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Article130 1971-06-06 15 Her golden chance CHICAGO, Sat. "I know I'm going to find gold but I see coins, not bullion," said Anne Rose, a clairvoyant and steelworkers wife. On Monday Anne Rose, who lives In Gary, Indiana, will lead the search for buried gold, allegedly US$9B,OOO worth of loot from Indiana's lastNYT - 130 words
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Advertisement38 1971-06-06 15 Congratulations to Dato LEE CHEE SHAN D.X.M.P. (A) O. ST. J.J.P. on his new appointment as President for Life and Vice-Chairman of the Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. and Chairman of the Bank Executive Committee. from |Pj| SIME DARBY38 words
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Advertisement555 1971-06-06 15 ITALIAN TRADE MISSION IN MALAYSIA 0 7th 1 Ith, June, 1971. An Italian Trade Mission sponsored by the Italian Ministry for Foreign Trade will be in Kuala Lumpur from the 7th to the 11th of June. It will be led by the Hon. Senator Orlando Lucchi and will include one555 words
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Article294 1971-06-06 16 Giving sea sports some push ICEA sports in the Republic are rapidly gaining interest and in a few years will have a following as large as any land sports in Singapore. This is the prediction of Mr. Patrick Buxton, the founder member of the Singapore Sub Aqua Club. Mr. Buxton294 words
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175 1971-06-06 16 JOE DORAI - When the junks get into the fray By AHCiANISKHS of the first Police Sea Carnival at the Pasir Panjana; Park on Sunday are leaving no stone unturned to make it a success, for the outcome will decide whether the carnival can be niade an annual affair. Though the carnival is175 words
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Article, Illustration273 1971-06-06 16 Success will mean a sea carnival every year The carnival is similar to the national day sea sports at the Esplanade. The only difference is in the land and air demonstrations during the Police Week. The Helicopter Services Limited will give a 40-minute display and the Water Ski Association will273 words
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Article, Illustration218 1971-06-06 16 LEARNING FROM A CHAMP £EVEN limes Australian national water ski champion, Kon Marks, will hold a four-day water ski "school" nt Pasir His Hotel from June 7 to 11 to help boosl the local interest in the sport. Marks, who won the Australian meet from 1958 to 65, arrived here218 words
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Advertisement171 1971-06-06 16 CHAY HAI MOTOR BOAT AND SAMPAN BUILDER 11. l> 4 Mlkt Pon, 9 0l RoJd. V\BM I*. T.I: tJ2I2. Specialised in:BUILDING SPEED BOAT. MOTOR BOAT. LAUNCHES, CRUISER. .CARGO BOAT. ETC. For your Boating and Water Skiing pleasure, rent a speedboat from PONGGOL BOATEL Complete with skis, life jacket fuel and171 words
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Advertisement181 1971-06-06 16 JT ARROWETTE 16 The Cruiser with speed boat performance which will stand S comparison with boats 2 feet longer. No need for anyone to get up forward to help .^H sj*. it to the plane. Planes >^ X?; beautifully with 50 h.p. >. vV upward to a maximum of iV^|181 words
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Article, Illustration485 1971-06-06 17 LIM CHOOI SIEW - LIM CHOOI SIEW FKOM the desk tray to the bank sale, office equipment has undergone great changes. Soon to become a standard fixture in the office may be a computer no bigger than a desk. This is a sophisticated accounting machine. It485 words
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Article, Illustration646 1971-06-06 17 PRESENT policy ot most computer companies seems to be 'hire now. train later." This way the employee becomes familiar with iho company's specific problems and proves his worth first The kind ot computer personnel needed now are people with knowledge of computer application, not646 words
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Advertisement176 1971-06-06 17 Olympia offers many models... W i JL_^4^a^K V^«a£* W '^tß^ -^T" *X* vlh "*B "^V a^ft a^aK >V HH IB aW l^a^^a^a^a^^^ J for your business needs! Olympia offers a complete line of business system best suited to efficiently serve your machines electronic calculators, adding business needs. machines, typewriters, dictating176 words
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472 1971-06-06 18 EDP firms' after sales services important too IT often takes a year from i,he time of placing an order for a computer till the day it prints the first line of information. Before that the company probably spent a few months decidine on whether to "go computer." During this period472 words
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707 1971-06-06 18 STAFF WRITER - STAFF WRITER rrHE accountant has been described as someone who accounts for what happens to an economy in terms of finance. Accountancy tells employees, owners of business, creditors, Government, and the public how funds invested in business have been used. Every transaction that707 words
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269 1971-06-06 18 How the data process machine works A COMPUTER is a data processing machine. It accepts data given in a suitably coded form and carries out arithmetic and logical calculations. It compares and classifies the information, and finally, it supplies the required results. How does a computer work? First of all.269 words
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Advertisement353 1971-06-06 18 ANNOUNCING THE WORLD'S MOST ADVANCED NEW FAMILY OF COMPUTERS. THE NCR CENTURY SERIES. NEVER BEFORE SO MUCH PERFORMANCE AT SO LOW A COST. NCR introduces the Century Series. This new computer family will change all your old ideas about computer costs and capabilities. New technological innovations make possible outstanding price/performance.353 words
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Article, Illustration970 1971-06-06 19 STAFF WRITER - First giant calculator took seven years to build THE first large-scale automatic digital calculator, weighing five tons, was completed at Harvard University, Cambridge, USA, in 1944. It took seven years to build this calculator. Mark I, as it was called, consisted of a complex of 78 devices, linked by 500970 words
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Advertisement114 1971-06-06 19 Sraal 1 1-ii Y nrai ;hrs This is a jcientiSc-engmeering Desk-Top Com- pute which gives information clearly printed Jr?'Zr~~T... The "generation-ahead" MOS/LSf circuitry I I A I combines powerful special-function keys, with 1 1^ U— thne workmg registers, ten storage registers. I I*\ and 128 or 256-step programming capability. ~-V;iX114 words
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Advertisement490 1971-06-06 19 The Canola electronic calculator "^k board. Your answer to the formulae researched and developed by Canon £^k £^k shown below needs no more than a few now unveils the second generation s^B touches of the keyboard with the electronic calculator the Canola Canola 164 P. Certainly a boon to busy490 words
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Article296 1971-06-06 21 YOUR STARS TF IT S YOUR BIRTHDAY 1 TODAY you will feel doubtful about the best line to take during the coming year. You may wonder whether to change your job or to trade for something new. You will feel your ambitions revive and at the same time you will296 words
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Article69 1971-06-06 21 rpHOL'GH you X may be anxious to clear up difficulties and get things done, be careful. There's danger of doing the wrong thing and getting involved in un n c cessary quarrels this morning. If you take life Mowly. get the right advice before you69 words
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Article679 1971-06-06 21 CAPRICORN (Dec. 21Jan. 19): Don't be afraid to make changes in your routine. They could lead up to a more comfortable way of life and also to financial success. You should be well pleased with the money position by Saturday. You could hear a little gossip679 words
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Advertisement32 1971-06-06 21 /I |/^^\r J l^"'' l**l^%§dl means brighter clearer reception. X \/l^sl( lIX Iki'-'slil You get more brilliant, livelier pictures V |v^j|\__ V|\ fiPTS l^-*:-:'- |£|&>V on its 24"screen matched only by the32 words
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Miscellaneous107 1971-06-06 21 the LONE RANGER H££r%s}£™!r'£ Sy f GUHF/V£? W,HOl\ 3y THOS£ 3UTT£S )J OH, HOW H£AR 1 H£A& SHOOT//VG p ___y WH£B£POWt/ \.yO/VO£A? Jif tT/ BUT HHIAT \7Mw /t cam* #7-777 r-rX^W^^ //r^ Aaour AS TU£ STAGE eO3BE#S FOLLOW TOP CHJMOAR you HAVEAfY A CHAMC£~St/J9GWOCAf I m k WGMV—J^ Sj v107 words
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Miscellaneous93 1971-06-06 21 By P.I.H. HAYLOR GREETINGS AND 1 [WHY Br ERNII ■U*MMIHf«CZj^y \v ABODE id^ I LIKE TO USE 0r? I'VE BEEN STUDYING )H V FANCY TALK 1 y TUT MY DICTIONARY AND I—^"^ I'M LEARNING HOWV WI I AT )j I I PIND IT INTELLECTUALLY I'M SURE WITH YOUR STIMULATING-- I93 words
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Article, Illustration457 1971-06-06 22 THE impact of this film, 'IT'S YOUR THING, aroused strong emotions in me. I felt brotherly at first and then antagonistic, awed and a little alarmed. I even felt bewildered and disgusted. And in a flash I thought: If 'Woodstock" was banned in Singapore, why457 words
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Article38 1971-06-06 22 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Port Authority's anti-pollution men were late today still fighting to "sink" the oil slick off Sentosa. Harbour sources said the operation had become complicated because the leaking oil barge had sunk.38 words
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Article251 1971-06-06 22 GREATEST CAR CHASE ON FILM THE story of a man of our times obsessed with speed and his own brand of freeaom is told in "VANISHING POINT." Like tne legendary cowboy, the protagonist in the fhm is Barry Newman as Kowalski. a man with his own peculiar sense of the251 words
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Article70 1971-06-06 22 SINGAPORE, Sat. Srt Marlamman Temple's Silver Chariot procession of it's patron deity will take the following route tomorrow, starting at 7 p.m. from the temple In South Bridge Road. Tanjong Pagar Road, Enggor Street, Anson Road (up to PSA police station), Tanjong Pagar Road, Keppel Road, Cantonment70 words
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Article253 1971-06-06 22 THE famous Hungarian pianist. Peter Frankl, is giving a recital at the Conference Hall this evening under the auspices of Donald Moore Concerts. Still in his early thirties, with a young family and home in London, Peter Frank Is steady rise to international fame can be traced through253 words
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Advertisement146 1971-06-06 22 «yvv^^^p^JVJ^^VA•A.^s^vuvJ•/.^^^^^^^■JVaVaVAVA♦ i; NOW SHOWING! CATHAY V^lV™ ASK THOSE WHO HAVE SEEN IT!! ■I THEY ALL AGREE IT IS MORE EXCITING THAN "THE ITALIAN JOB" •^W^rAie 1 GALAXY TODAY at 10.00 am i CEETIS AN IMMORTAL SONG OF LOVE V^» MNOI-WITN INGUSH MALAt SUITITICI fg wik METROPOLE/HOLLYWOOD/VENUS 3 ,o JO ?W.>o.146 words
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Advertisement22 1971-06-06 22 JUDO KARATI, TAI-KWAN-DO.. 14K(lJ I I H Ott —Art, ot ,t$ Best! >_ >AJLU 71 L Starring: SHEK KltN. *z4Bm%JKt )I -I I22 words
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Advertisement256 1971-06-06 22 I t c»r chase seqaeace on a wilding mouotaio road which i makes Steve McQueen's motorcycling action in "The Great Escape" sew like a Sunday drive" NEW NATION ICAI'ITOL ii«P-«-iM-™ NOW SHOWING' COLD list COLOR co-starring JAMES MASON JILL IREUND j Directed by Terence Young who directed I* "From Russia256 words
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Advertisement606 1971-06-06 22 ml■■■■■■ •< II ■ORGAIMISAT.ON n j LAST 2 DA /I I' Z P 14S 400 Jt 15 >« Madeline Hind), Dennis Waterman B I "6IRLS SHAMI" Color (S8) Jason Robords. Stel'o Stevens .I "Th. Ballad of Cotl. Hot««" I Technicolcr (Worner Bros) NOW SHOWING— No free Uttt Ham. 1.45, 4606 words
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Article66 1971-06-06 23 THE FAMILY OF THE late Mrs. Tony Chia. nee Theresa Ong Ctiwee Neo. thank relatives and friends, nnd the staff of GEC, Ben LJne, and M P II for all their kind assistance, prayers, donations. and (Mnnt their recent bereave rm-nt Special appreciation to Rev Knihim P. Munler and66 words
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Obituary65 1971-06-06 23 MR. WEE CHOON TECK, 56. passed away peacefully on 31/3/71 at 1. .1 an Hoe Tonir. Buklt Bahru. Malacca leaving behind wife. Jit Moi. 4 sons. Tit Jee. Buan Jee and Tim Jee. Kwiing Jee, 2 dauKhti<™. u,i I.ian. Wei Jong. 3 duuKhters-iii-law. 1 son-in-law, 2 grandsons and 465 words
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Article14 1971-06-06 23 IN LOVINC MEMORY of Tow Boon Toon, k-om- Imt not forgetten P*14 words
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Article15 1971-06-06 23 SOS SAMARITANS OF SINCAPORE DMV4tMssTt Tempted to dot? Find a phone. Rint; ***** time.15 words
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Article62 1971-06-06 23 SINGAPORE BIBLE BAPTIST LMURCM i.Mrconditloned) 252. Hunearn Road. Knglish Services. Sunday School a.m. wor.ih'p j^rv,,;, 11 am. Everyone Welcome. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IINCAPORE Corner Orchard Road. tVMM Rosa Sunday Service 9OU am. and 60U p m. Sunday School O.ou a.m. All Welcome WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH worship service at 7.3062 words
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Article30 1971-06-06 23 HOMELCAVE CAR HIRE at realistic long term rates Uiest Saloon Estates Motor Caravan Comprehensive insurance Unlimited Mileage Dellvery anywhere Martins Sell -Drive Huh Street. Winchester England, Brochure Airmailed.30 words
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Article404 1971-06-06 23 CYDNEY, Sat— Results of today's Australian association football matches were: NSW Federation Div One Auburn 1 Yugal 1. Prague 0 South Coast 1. Div. Two Artarmon 2 Concordla 1. Sutnerland 4 Gulldford 0, Concordia 0 OranvlUe 1. Div. Three Banks 1 Reversby 3, Wenty 1 Marrickvllle 5.404 words
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227 1971-06-06 23 PETER SIOW - By PETER SIOW SINGAPORE Yachting Association have put behind them the disappointment of missing the Seap Games in Kuala Lumpur and are organising an international regatta here from Aug. 16 to Aug. 20. The proposed regatta Is on an even bigger scale227 words
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Article99 1971-06-06 23 SEAP Games 10.000 metres runner. P.C. Suppiah. yesterday won the SAAA 10--mile road race in Slmin 52.0 sec 36 seconds faster than second placed Gibson. Third was Palany in 52:51.0. The team title was won by Far East Royal Navy Athletic Club, with Slnga-99 words
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Advertisement501 1971-06-06 23 LIM: To Ann Koon and Roalmd. a mon Lay K«:in^ on 4 6.71. Thanks to obstetrician and staff QII Malacca. NEO CHNO Poh Huat ■i T»«n <"hei eldest s/o < Neo Kna Teck second d o Mdm Loh Soo Lung on 6.6.71. SEAH HO: Between Anthony Choon TonK t.t.o. Mr.501 words
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Advertisement544 1971-06-06 23 "'r^n^l 10 IMM «°'*«LY expeAwSra^T S^ie 11 1 W»" o*"* at Sembawant Interested SuSi l B'^re COnUCt Mr V WANTED ENGLISH SPEAKING waitresses good pay high oommisIt° n i.SS Ply p rBOn «"y «"P Inn B«r. at 1U22 Sembawang Road 13i ms. pore 27. Tel- *****3 OI "'V l AMAM544 words
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Advertisement540 1971-06-06 23 SHORTHAND SPEED CLASSES l'e-innem and Advanced. Days M'W/F; Tine: 7 S p.m. Further details from Bucce« College's Secretarial Division. N 1 Tie Jhu Kani Road. Tel: 8067-,. STUDY AT HOME r..<d pi v tunr tlon. SCd Ltd afcgf Home Btu'ly Courses In Correspondence Report Writing. .Shorthand. Secretarial Duties. Book-keeplnc. etc.540 words
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Advertisement615 1971-06-06 23 loun and Excursion* I UHIPELACO SPECIAL DAILY TOURS: Cameron Panxkor Island 6 days ISO/- dep: 6 8 Malaya/ Cameron HlgManda 4/7 days }«5 SlOO (Air conditioned Room) Malaya East Coast days $100/- 8/« Bangkok /Chiengmal g days (Air) SWOZ- IS days 5345/S3«O 12/«. 2«'« Haadyal/Bongkhla days SM/- S 6 12/6/71.615 words
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Advertisement476 1971-06-06 23 SALON DE LA GRANDE formerly of Goodwood Hotel welcomes Ladles and Gentlemen for body message, saunabath, etc. Dally 10 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. Phone 228*2 for appointment. GENTLEMEN. For Steambtths. Massage. Halrdressing New Jean's Salon open dally to 930 p.m. lit. Floor. 200 Clemenceau Avenue 'next to Redlf fusion) *****.476 words
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Article41 1971-06-06 24 Beginning a new big-fight series in which ALAN HUBBARD recalls the personalities, and the punches, that made the 1960s boxing's most fascinating decade. This week and next he examines those curious bouts between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston.41 words
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Article, Illustration961 1971-06-06 24 CINCE February 7, 1882, when John L. Sullivan's br.re knuckles beat a painful tattoo on the Irish profile of Paddy Ryan, in a makeshift Mississippi ring, boxing's livelihood has depended on those kings of sport, the heavyweight champions of the961 words
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Article900 1971-06-06 24 Grenadier wins easily for double- (GRENADIER H put up a smart performance at Ipoh yesterday, beating a Class 2 Div 2 field over 6f by four lengths. He clocked lmin 13. Grenadier, who was ridden by Johnny Wilson, completed a double ror the meeting. Tai Pau (Omar Ahmad) caused an900 words
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Article752 1971-06-06 24 Pool 59,787 Ist No. ***** (52.422) 2nd No. ***** (11.211) 3rd No. ***** (f 605) Starters ($56 each) Nos: ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** 38J53 ***** ***** ***** ***** KM Consolation ($47 rach) Nos: ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** ***** (11) Drmnml Draft752 words
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Advertisement420 1971-06-06 24 S.C./M.C.E. Students ENROL NOW FOR 1972 Taylor's prepares students for the Victorian H.S.C. Examination leading to Technical College and University courses in Accountancy/Business Administration Dentistry Agriculture Education Architecture Engineering Bio-Chemistry Medicine Biological Sciences Pharmacy Chemistry Science Commerce/Economics Veterinary Science Write for free brochure and admission form The Principal Taylor's College420 words
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Advertisement151 1971-06-06 24 BIG WINNERS SECRET Many top athletes attribute their fine physique and super health to keeping their bodies free from poisonous toiins which slow us down, stiffens our |oints ano makes us feel old and miserable Share the secret of these top men by taking Kruschen Salts then you will know151 words
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Article, Illustration236 1971-06-06 25 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP [By WHEN Sungei Wang II came in third in a top-class sprint at Ipoh in April, I immediately marked him down as my winner for the Perak Derby. I have no reason to change my mind now and I confidently tip236 words
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Article2194 1971-06-06 25 OLEG CASSINI: Beat Stable Currency in Class 4 Dlv 1 9f race with 8.13 in lm 52 4 5 early last season; on board in two of his last three starts; ran Ditambah (8.5) to neck In Dlv 3 7f race with 8.6 at XL on Apr2,194 words
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Article783 1971-06-06 25 GOING FORECAST: Good t;jm 2.15 CLASS 2, DIV. 2 9F if.VI-^LW (53, 500 $5,950 to winner) •1 OLIC CASSINI a (Southern) Daniel! 6 9.0 (dd +7) Suklaa 1 2 ***** MOLf IN ONI a (HT V\>r> I llrrukrlrn 6 8.10 (+7l f Col.m.n 4 S ***** KINGMASTER a783 words
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Article939 1971-06-06 25 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER HUANG HO O. CABSINI HOLE IN ONE Race 1: Precious Lotos Pir-cious Lotas Pit clous Lotus Oleg Cusinl KinfmMter Royai Bourbon PRIME RATE HIKMAT PRIME RATE R*c« I: Second Pbmae Second Phase Hifh Rater Joyful Melody Royal RegmtU Second Phase DITAMBAH TREVISANA T. HEIGHTS939 words
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Advertisement15 1971-06-06 25 NEXT: Did he fall a r was he pushed? Clay aid Listen play ring-a-roses again.15 words
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Advertisement315 1971-06-06 25 TRAVEL EXECUTIVE Applications are invited from Male/Female Malaysian Citizens to manage our Travel Department Applicants must be conversant with the travel business and should have at least 3 years working experience of this nature and be able to work independently. Attractive salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Apply315 words
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Article172 1971-06-06 26 TAKARTA, Sat. Indonesia and Thailand won the opening matches of the nine-nation Jakarta Anniversary football tournament here tonight. I Indonesia beat Singapore 3-0. while Thailand unexpectedly defeated South Korea 1-0. President Suharto was among a crowd of some 60.000 who watched the matches. The Indonesian and172 words
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Obituary40 1971-06-06 26 MRS. KRISHNAVENI AMMAL, wife of Mr. O. R Venugopal, Head. Station Maater. Malayin Railway. Singapore, paused away suddenly In Kianx. Cortege leave* 50 Jalan Oaslng. Petallng Jaya on 6.5.71 at 4.30 p.m. for Loke Yew Road Crematorium. Kuala Lumpur.40 words
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248 1971-06-06 26 Altesse Royale storms to Oaks win LONDON. Sat. Jockey Geoff Lewis who live* only a few mile* from the course, completed a great Classic double when he partnered Alteue Royale to victor? in The Oak* at Epsom today. Having won the Derby on Mill Keef on Wednesday, he became the248 words
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235 1971-06-06 26 Forces whip CSC in Under-20 league CTRONG contenders Armed Forces scored their fourth win when they whipped Chinese Swimming Club 'B 1 16-1 in a SASA U n d c r- 20 water-pool league match at Queenstown yesterday. Forces, who only two days ago suffered their first defeat against Public235 words
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Article179 1971-06-06 26 fELOK KURAU, without captain Matthew Chin on national duty at Jakarta, were all at sea against RAF Changi at Jalan Besar yesterday, and it was no surprise to see them beaten 5-0. The airmen cleverly exploited their height, forcing their opponents into aerial battles in179 words
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Article, Illustration372 1971-06-06 26 BIRMINGHAM, Sat.— Pakistan maintained in firm control of the First cricket Test here as England struggled to 320-7 at close of the third day here today in replying to Pakistan's 608-7 declared. England iiave to thank century maker Alan Knott (not out 114) and Peter372 words
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Article27 1971-06-06 26 WELLINGTON. Sat. The touring British Lions Rugby Union team won the fifth match of their New Zealand tour by beating Wellington 47-9 here today.27 words
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Article34 1971-06-06 26 INOLEWOOD, California. Sat. Jose Napoles scored an eighth round knockout over welterweight champion Billy Backus last night to regain the world crown he lost six months ago In Syracuse, New York.34 words
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223 1971-06-06 26 10-MAN PWD TEAM NO MATCH FOR INDIANS INDIAN Association, already assured of being SHA League Dlv. One run-ners-up. yesterday scored their expected 2-0 win over a 10-man PWD side at Serangoon Road yesterday. PWD, with their easy fluid style, had as much of the game as the Indians In the223 words
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Article91 1971-06-06 26 SINGAPORE Island Country Club'a "A" medal stroke tournament was won by R.A. Wood with a nett 68 at the Buklt Course yesterday. Steven Lee (nett 88) waa second and W. Bows!ey (nett 7a third. The best score in the first nine waa C.W. Auchmuty's nett 3291 words
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Article130 1971-06-06 26 FILIPINOS ARE PUTRA CUP CHAMPS JAKARTA. Sat. The Philippines today reaffirmed their supremacy In Southeast Asian golf by winning both the team and individual events at the Southeast Asia Open golf tournament here. In the team event, the Philippines retained the coveted Putra Cup by scoring 895 after the day'sUPI - 130 words
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113 1971-06-06 26 Royal Pahang, Manila in polo final IDENANG. Sat. Royal Pahang and Manila will meet In the Burma-Malaya Cup polo final here tomorrow In today's semi-finals Royal Pahang gave Singapore a 6jgoal handicap and beat them 20 to Hi. In the other semi-final Manila Polo Club beat Selangor Polo and Riding113 words
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Advertisement168 1971-06-06 26 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words J2O 00 (minimum) Bsssssss^^' flf •sP^ftsl^asiJasssV fss^VTv ft i^% a^^^^fcw'^ ."S» V \sssssV^^ l Ok 11BBBF> S^ >J^^. W&JlrJ* \w I 1 >^ gyjf ■>■ _^^H^^pa\ k*£lpl V [Sj^/ylLssssssssV C^ssss»Jay 'fV^V^STi jMBKHBULssbs* Sure, you can buy an AM/FM radio. And you can buy a portable TV.168 words
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Advertisement141 1971-06-06 26 Play the V's way jr< K nt >><■» h^,,. i 1 /at AroPtss.MYCius 'a^khw /tm7 is smi\ it is tmeqc on \i^^a AND ARMS FORM A J*^^L% TUERE ON THE 7*" JPrVj THE fOUOW- THROUGH WPf,^^ IETUR-y- y ff|PH B*CKSWING AS I -aE| H UVTH THE UA^S 12 i" V^l141 words
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Miscellaneous61 1971-06-06 26 CRICKET SCA senior league: Army v SCRC (Tanglin); Indian Aasn. v RAF Tengah (Balestler Rd); RAF Changl v SCC (Changl); Police v CBC (Thomson Rd.) SRC v Naval Base CC (padang). SEA SPORTS Police Week Carnival (Pasir Pan Jang Park 8 GOLF SICC v RJPC (Island). WATER-POLO SASA Jr. League:61 words
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Miscellaneous157 1971-06-06 26 r AKISTAN' Ist Inns Aftab b D'Oiiveira 28 Sadiq c and b Lever 17 Zahir c Luckhurst b Illingworth 274 Mushtaq c Cowdrey b Illingworth 100 Majld c Lever b Illingworth 35 Aslf not out 104 Intikhab Alam c Underwood b DOliveira 8 Imran run out 5 Waslm not out157 words
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