The Straits Times, 4 July 1971
1971-07-04
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Title Section17 1971-07-04 1 The Sunday Times largest sales in S.LAsia No. 1840 SUNDAY JULY 4, 1971 20 CENTS SINGAPORE EDITION17 words
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Article, Illustration324 1971-07-04 1 New peace bid by US. Two diplomats leave for Cairo today to reopen vital talks WASHINGTON, Saturday THE United States is about to open a new initiative in the Middle East that could have a crucial bearing on the prospects for an Egyptian-Israeli agreement on reopening the Suez Canal. TwoUPI - 324 words
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331 1971-07-04 1 Cosmonauts died from clots in blood stream MOSCOW, Sat. A deadly malady similar to the deep sea divers "bends" killed the three Soyuz 11 cosmonauts, non Soviet communist sources said today. The sources said Soviet scientists told them a sudden pressure drop Inside the cabin causes air bubbles to form331 words
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Article, Illustration606 1971-07-04 1 SINGAPORE, Saturday AM R. Ong Pang Boon has been appointed Minis1T1 ter for Labour. He will assume duty on Monday. His most urgent task is to institute apprentice retraining and in-plant training schemes, and mitigate the harshness of redundancy of senior and berter paid men606 words
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Article28 1971-07-04 1 One man has won the si (i.ooo prise in the Straits Times word puzzle contest "Y." His name will be announced in the Straits Times tomorrow.28 words
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439 1971-07-04 1 Piracy danger after UK pullout Raja SINGAPORE, Sat. The task of safeguarding South-Last Asian waters must be shouldered by countries in the region to prevent the re-emer-gence of piracy with the whittling down of British responsibility. The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Labour. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said this toaay at439 words
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122 1971-07-04 1 MONTERREY (Mexico). Sat. An armed couple, believed to be American, collected US$lOOO,OOO (300,000) in ransom yesterday in the hijack of a Texas-bound jetliner. The hijackers, a white man and woman armed with a pistol and a suitcase of explosives, freed 100 passengers and122 words
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Article345 1971-07-04 1 SAIGON, Sat. VicePresident Nguyen Cao Ky said today that he sees no obstacles on the South Vietnamese side to the new communist peace proposal that all U.S. troops be withdrawn from the country by the end of this year. Ky's statement came as Henry345 words
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293 1971-07-04 1 HUGH MABBETT - Jakarta polls: Golkar heads for victory HUGH MABBETT By JAKARTA, Sat. Sekber Golkar appears this evening to have this city safely In its electoral bag. Figures collected from a wide selection of polling stations showed that Golkar, a joint secretariat of functional groups, has won around 40 per cent of293 words
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Article86 1971-07-04 1 Plane with 68 missing over Japan TOKYO. Sat. A Japanese airliner with 68 persons on board was overduo ;uid feared lo have crashed in I northern Japan, ihe TOA domestic airline said lo- night. The aiilmr said the JapaneseI built Y.so-ll turbo-prop had been out of contact for more than86 words
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Article40 1971-07-04 1 LONDON. Sa' Sir AnUion? Mamo a Maltese is to be the new Governor Oeneral of Malta, It was announced here today. Hts appointment was made by Queen Ellrabeth on the advice of the Government of Malta40 words
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Article30 1971-07-04 1 OPILM RAID SINGAPORE. Sat. Customs officers arrested three men and recovered nine slabs of raw opium weighing 401 b from a car in Margaret Drive. Queens town, late tonight.30 words
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Miscellaneous16 1971-07-04 1 The weather The weather outlook for Singapore from 6 am. to 12 noon today: Isolated showers.16 words
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SPOTLIGHT ON WORLD NEWS
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134 1971-07-04 2 Eureka! Scientists find a new 'tool' to fight cancer HOUSTON, Sat. American ■dentlrti yesterday announced that they have lor the first time isolated and extracted a human cancer virus. The development, climaxIng mounting speculation that viruses play a leadIng role in the cause ol some human cancers, la seen asReuter - 134 words
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Article42 1971-07-04 2 PROVIDENCE < Rhode laland). Sat A Superior Court lury yesterday awarded U5596,000 including interest in damages, to eight brothers and sisters of Eudard Tirella. who was Killed in 1966 when struck by a car driven by tobacco heiress Don* Duke— AP.AP - 42 words
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Article, Illustration60 1971-07-04 2 At ease! Police dogs on parade A DEMONSTRATION of canine mass obedience MM staged at East Mosfley. Surrey. The dogs were in training for a display at a royal show as part of a Metropolitan Polin- grand spectacular. In the picture. the leader o( the pack of police dogs. Kirn.60 words
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Article47 1971-07-04 2 Black Panther chief jailed OAKLAND. Sat Black Panther chief of stall David Hilliard convicted on two counts of assault with a deadly weapon, was tailed yesterday for up to 10 years Hilliard. 29 was elearea last of a charge ot threatening the life of President Nixon APAP - 47 words
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Article28 1971-07-04 2 JAKARTA Sat. Ihe Army today banned two newspapers trom publishing on grounds that they had carried teput'la disruptive to public order pending the general election —ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article31 1971-07-04 2 KABAI'I (New Uuinem Sat. One man died and 19 Acre injured from spear and axe wounds when tribal fighting flared on the Gazelle peninsula of New Britain today —ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article24 1971-07-04 2 BEIRUT Sat Syria n«S named thai it would seize and shut off the pipeline^ of ihe wp.stern-ovinro Iraq Petroleum Cuniuany 'IPO APAP - 24 words
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Article27 1971-07-04 2 SYDNEY tat Qunla.s today deliried its decision to retire air hnMc.sM-.-. at 35 following a sum ol protf.-t over the new a«e limit ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article22 1971-07-04 2 PHNOM PENH. Sat The Uovernmenl today warned international oil companies against exploration and exploitation of oil in Cambodian waters.— ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article21 1971-07-04 2 HONG KONO Sal Peking promised Canada priority treatment in supplying u'heat to China in a communique published today ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article24 1971-07-04 2 IiONDON. Sal. Prince Charles is to make a parachute jump the first heir to the British throne to do so. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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358 1971-07-04 2 Madame Peace I'm ready to meet DrK- PARIS, Saturday. yiETCONG Foreign Minister Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh hinted today she would be ready to discuss Vietnam peace issues with U.S. Presidential adviser Dr. Henry Kissinger during his visit here next week. Dr. Kissinger who is in Saigon on a fact-finding missionAgencies - 358 words
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296 1971-07-04 2 MAN WHO CLAIMED CIA KILLED KENNEDY TELLS OF NEW PLOT NEW ORLEANS, Sat. District Attorney Jim Garrison who recent)-* claimed that the CIA was responsible for the as>assinatlon of President Kennedy said yesterday that his arrest on bribery charges was part of a Government plot to "suppress the truth aboutReuter; NYT - 296 words
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179 1971-07-04 2 I INUSAY, (Ontario) Sat. A ghost in the house is good for real-estate value. Mrs. l-r. in res Park hill's telephone has hardly stopped ringing since she offered a haunted house for sale in a classified advertisement in a Toronto daily.AP - 179 words
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Advertisement210 1971-07-04 2 WIN //5S (f§S a ten-day, all-expenses paid VHjUlpy holiday in today's vacationland /^h|r|p\ AUSTRALIA plus other valuable prizes VSy vS/ n t exciting, fun-to-enter CONTEST Ist Prize For Men: A 10-day all-expenses paid vacation in Australia, including return air passage plus Singapore S5OO spending money. For Women: A 10-day all210 words
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PEOPLE
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Article, Illustration680 1971-07-04 3 Pauline Ann Browne - Pat, such a fine vintage Pauline Ann Browne By Kuala Lumpur A GIRL who is seen here, there and everywhere in Kuala Lumpur is Patricia Leow, one of the swinging set with an exciting job in the challenging field of public relations and sales promotion. Patricia, or Pat to her680 words
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Article, Illustration294 1971-07-04 3 JJ.at 68 still every inch a London bobby SIM.APOKK. Sat.— After 10 years ol beat duty and "brain li.i-h--inc" he is still every inch the London bohhy. For 10 vcars Mr. J. J. Millers job had been t«» train policemen in detection and other essentials of police work. Mrinoiv was294 words
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Article, Illustration245 1971-07-04 3 So different from the real thing... CINGAPOKE. sat— Tun classmates in social studies lilllr realised that one day they would he contributes "foreign ideas" to some faraway country. For the couple. Mr and Mrs. l.vnn Vwgci found out that it mi "a foreign idea" in South Vietnam that the handic.ippeil245 words
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171 1971-07-04 3 lO.NDON. Sat. WeariiiE A uliitr hot pants <nd suede hoots aboxe Ihe knee. Wimbledon's new tennis t-hampion. H year-uld Kvonne < Ij cone, danced into Ihe early hours ol' this Mnin- at a London disrntheque. "I his is my night and I'm reall.vReuter - 171 words
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Article52 1971-07-04 3 JONOI I 1.1 Sat. Nonuplrt's mother (•rralrinir ■rwfct rick sa>s shr hoprs to have morr children and >hr will ts.nii take .t fertility rtrus if MMMfji Thr vear-old Canberra hou>ewifr »\r hirlh on Jiinr 13 in Svdnrv. T«o of the babie* were >ipllh..rn and Ihe other seven diedAP - 52 words
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Article, Illustration261 1971-07-04 4 First jumbo into Spore leaves with 31 passengers for San Francisco SINGAPOKK. Sal Pan American Airway's jumbo jrt. wlm-h flew in yrsterdav. left for San Francisco this morning after a heavy overnight -rcurily cordon at the airport. Airport policemen, on shift duty, wrrr stationed brnrath the aircraft's belly and all261 words
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168 1971-07-04 4 Hope of drop in water use after showers SINGAPORE. Sat. Al1 though water use yesterday rose by 5.5 million EaUons to 97.2 million gallons, the weather forecast of "widespread showers and thunderstorm" up to 6 p.m. holds promise of lower consumption today. Actual amount of water used today will not168 words
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133 1971-07-04 4 KUANTAN. Sat -Paining, i and which depends mainly at S on timber for its revenue. Ac Is expected to lose millions gers of dollars thi.s year. are This is because loggers j clck>l and sawmillers in the now State are facing another men crisis-133 words
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441 1971-07-04 4 Agnew flies in today for meeting with Lee SINGAPORE. Sat IJXITED Stales Vice -President Spiro Agnew, who is due here lomorrow afternoon, will spend the whole ol Monday afternoon and perhaps ;i j^ood paii of the evening, too, with the Prime Minister. The two statesmen will meet first for a441 words
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Advertisement108 1971-07-04 4 Slop Arthritis Rheumatism Pain Today The amazing new n \try Rcir ni •ii.iihea tbr wa.ii^ of Arlhril.-. l:hcumatiitm, Kibromli*. .N urius an. laika. lik* mailc.ln Cv minui** afl»r th« nm dose, pains disappear, and in I a few days th>» marvcloua ipto.uln* dimiolve* and raiuovai th* budy I'ojitom and I108 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous800 1971-07-04 4 On your TV and Radio ISO A.M. Opening tollo.'.cd by the I I 2.45 P.M. Programme Smm 7.44 Wa/ang Kui I Jack La Lanne Show t.ll Imnm Rep hkte: Bengal 2.47 Toto Results 117 Prugramme Sjmmar/ 11.15 Pcsta Pop 'Repeal: Cholera/ Motorcycling: The 3.1S lhe Challenging S<:« n vmapo In800 words
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535 1971-07-04 5 VARSITY MAN ON "PRACTICAL REALITIES" SINGAPORE, Saturday THOUGH profit iencv in two lan guages should be enough in most ruses in Singaix>re. those going to wield power or occupy positions of in flucnce should be trilingual. Mi. Tham Seong (,'hee, a university lecturer, said535 words
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Article, Illustration206 1971-07-04 5 Tragedy at flats: Appeal to husband SINGAPORE Sat. Sin- gaporc police are anxious to contact the husband of a v ung woman who 101 l to her death Irom a Housing Board flat in St. Michael's Estate last niglii. A police spokesman .-.aid this evening: "We are anxlou.. to get206 words
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386 1971-07-04 5 Minister urges more people to read tor leisure CINGAPORE. Sal The Minister for Social Affairs, Inchr Othman Wok. today urged more Singaporeans to read for leisure. He said as the society became more affluent and developed, the pursuit of leisure activities would be within the means of larger numbers of386 words
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Article74 1971-07-04 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sal. The Government r. ill open up morr mi mining lain, to overcome the diminishing .supply of tin ueposit* in old areas, Mini. I ter of AgricU'urr and Lands Tun Sri Haji Gliarall bin Jawi Mid tonijht. Efforts weir aho beir.j made to74 words
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Article57 1971-07-04 5 IPOH Sat The MiiiU.tr} of Defence irtJl introduce Stlat Oayong. the Malay traditional Hit of self-defence, as a trainIn? subject for th* Army. Assistant Minister for Detence. Tenjku Ahmad Rtthaudili\. told the Sijncaj Times heir oday that ht« Ministry would -oon "draw up a paper'57 words
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210 1971-07-04 5 Batan won't hurt Spore economy, says envoy JAKARTA. Sat. Thr Singapore Amba-sador to Indonesia Mr. I• Khoon Choy. has told an interviewer here that his Government had no objection to Indonesian efforts to develon thr island of Batan. just off Singapore. Mr. I.cc said: "W> "ill even like to co-oneratr210 words
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Advertisement393 1971-07-04 5 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaWaaaalaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^ TlVt^j offers HIRE PURCHASE Dealerships available LEASING Why pay cash or utilise existing Banking facilities when you can lease through MAF HOUSING LOANS First mortgages available; Developers' enquiries welcomed. For lurther information please contact: MALAYSIAN AUSTRALIAN FINANCE CO.CS3 LTD. SINGAPORE Hongkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay. Tel ***** BRUNEI Hongkong393 words
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Advertisement723 1971-07-04 5 *****888. M Fashion show7l^\ Presenting the latCal in drcsbcs. shoes, wigs make-up. j GAY FASHIONS LUCKY SHOLS ORCHID I \SHION WIGS YARDLEY COSMETICS Date: July 4ih 1971 Time: 3 p.m 5 p.m Admission: hue II SINGAPURA EMPORIUM PTE. LTD A Us* »JB. Last Coast Ro«d. Singapore IS Irl <VvJ J723 words
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Article28 1971-07-04 6 SINGAPORE Snl An Indian Arms Minister Mr. Andrew Poac'k. v. ill Iphvp Btngapore tor home tomorrow evenInt? lifter a five-tin y to Australian aimv units here.28 words
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Article, Illustration116 1971-07-04 6 Bus rams into tree after collision with a lorry SINGAPORE. Sat. rpWO men anil a 1 woman were injured when a bus belonging to Amalgamated Bus Co. and a lorry collided in dementi Road this nutrning. The 'ous driver. Ramasamv Palani. M, of Lengkok Kahru. was116 words
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332 1971-07-04 6 Idealism of our youth should mature urgently says Rodrigo SINGAPORE. Sat. The national aspirations of Singapore require that the idealism of its youth a motivating force in nation building should urgently mature. This is necessary n that, in their vision of Singapore's future our youth will not be moved to332 words
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Article56 1971-07-04 6 SINGAPORE. f-H House- v lte Ong Goon Huay. 40. wa? today fintci $600 or (bur months I jail by a magistrate', court after .she admitted ha /in? three j callous of dutiable sarmu In I-orong Derdam, off Bart lev Road, yesterday. The duty on the56 words
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151 1971-07-04 6 SINGAPORE. Sat. A labourer, who lured a 15-year-old girl to a deserted spot and forced her into sexual intercourse, was Jailed for six months by the Second District Court today. Zainil bin Mohammed Amin. 23, pleaded uuilty to having carnal connections with the girl151 words
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Advertisement28 1971-07-04 6 II DISCOUNTSW FOR TODAY ONLY! SUNDAY DISCOUNT OF 10 ALL MERCHANDISE THAT HAVE NOT ALREADY BEEN SUBJECT TO PRICE REDUCTIONS. Jdhtl£fy Supa-Save Centre /3\ JUP Shop Ri'»lt« PUc«,Sin|«por«.28 words
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Article653 1971-07-04 7 Farmers at P. Lebar may get more SINGAPORE, Saturday MR- LEE KL'AX iTI YKW h;.s disriosed thai Governrpenl is considering revising the rates of ex-gratia payments lo families affected by the Singapore airport extensions. Also, farmers in the n Road ami who have been resettled twice would be given a653 words
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62 1971-07-04 7 SINGAPORE. Sat lobless Indonesian. AH Hassan. 25. was jailed for six months today after he j admitted stealiim purse from a woman at the Expo in Kalian^ Park yesterday. The purae. containing s-'B. belonßKi i» Madam Chan S«.h Wan. who letl it an the62 words
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171 1971-07-04 7 Indons in Spore vote at special centre wIM.XPOKK. Sat.—Vot- ins in the Indonesian elections went on here all da> today at a specially arranged centre .it thr Srl.nl.ih Indonesia in Holland Hill under thr supervision of Indonesian Embassy officials. On the Lmhassy list Wflfl '.I'd Indonesian riti7.rns who had registered171 words
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Advertisement923 1971-07-04 7 Where else can you achieve this sort of return onyour money? in rvV°/ Am. m m f per annum JL37 3r^/° including 15.65Z tax-free capital growth with Singapore Growth Fund Units Thib is what Ihcbe investors who bought Singapore Growth Fund Units at $1.00 Investment Expertise: as a long-term investment923 words
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Article, Illustration209 1971-07-04 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Aeroplanes are not airy-fairy stuff to Singapore women as .i bevy of Pasir Panjang Secondary School girls proved today at Tengah Air Base. They brimmed with questions that would astound men who think they know all about fighter Jet planes! In209 words
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495 1971-07-04 8 SINGAPORE, Saturday fHE Vice-Chan-cellor of the University of Singapore, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, today stressed the importance of the university in strengthening international relationships. Addressing over 1.300 new students at their welcome convention in the National Theatre this morning, he495 words
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110 1971-07-04 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Schoolboy Krishna Govindasamy. 13. riding pillion on a bicycle, died on the spot after being knocked down by car alone Hartley Road today. The cycli: Annamalai Bala. 19. unemployed, was admitted to Outram Hospital in a "serious" condition. According to a police110 words
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WOMEN, HOME AND FASHION
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Article, Illustration192 1971-07-04 9 Browless but she looks fantastic "I OOK no eye- brows," said boutique owner Rita Thwaites on her return from a fashion buying spree in London recently. The face she has on here has been specially created, hv Vivienne Tan of Dorothy Gray, for the Asian girl who dares to ''.<<HAN HAI FONG - 192 words
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Article, Illustration177 1971-07-04 9 Stepping into Garbo 's shoes THERE'S NO TELLING WHETHER YOU'RE COMING OR GOING WITH THIS NEW-OLD FOOTWEAR Pictures by TAN WEE HIM IT WAS a giddy parade of popular old styles with a new look. L;ist. week's show of Roland Chows "summer" collection must havr brought back some memories of177 words
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193 1971-07-04 9 A hearty beef soup for dinner tonight IyRY this hearty beef and vegetable soup which is a meal in itself. It's ecouomieal and it doesn't require constant watching. For six to eight servings you will need: 31b. stun of beef on the bone •in thick pieces) pints water; a tew193 words
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Article70 1971-07-04 9 Contest for selected cooks NESTLES big hunt for the best non-profes-sional rook in Singapore and Malaysia has just hern launched. Tlirrp> two section to the contrst: Onr for uert"> recipes uiri the other for savoury. Mid worth $20,000 include cash and household appliances. But not everyone is rligihle to enter.70 words
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415 1971-07-04 9 Babies that come before birth control QNK would expect us women get more independent and career-minded that they will put off having babies for us long ;is possible. But this is not the case as has been confirmed by official family planning circles in Singapore. Our family planning programme is415 words
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Advertisement136 1971-07-04 9 Bran I y while you Jeep TNDULGE and pamper 1 your skin whil«- simp works its natural wondrr. Pat on the gentle nourishment of Ulan vitalizinß nifjht cream and ynull awaken with a skin that, is satin smooth and frpshly youthful. Wlulr you sleep Ulan revitalizes tplls; replenishing moisture to136 words
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Advertisement98 1971-07-04 9 Advertisement End DrySkin When the harsh weather robs the complexion of moist oils quicker than the oil ducts of the skin can replace it, the dangers of wrinkle-dryness will result. Those of you with dry skins should take a little extra care at this time of the year by smoothing98 words
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Advertisement212 1971-07-04 9 HLIHIIHHHJIHLHhVLvL^^* /JS9PJ Mrs. Rita Whiteley Du ßarry's International Beauty Director assisted by JA m m Miss Eileen Scull Miss Anita Miranda ■RT^M Chief Beauty Senior Beauty Wm ~V Consultant Consultant will give FREE Beauty Advice and Individual 'Dermoscope 1 Skin Analysis at ALL BEST STORE METRO DEPT. STORE I'oople's Park212 words
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OPINION
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Article356 1971-07-04 10 Revamping the military »FHE priority Dr. Goh Keng Swee has apportioned to giving the military "an honoured position" in Singapore is timely. This task, the Defence Minister told the Armed Forces Day parade on Thursday, is one of the three main tasks confronting his Ministry. The other two are connected:356 words
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Article20 1971-07-04 10 All I need to make a comedy Is a park, a policeman, and a pretty girl. Charles Chaplin.20 words
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Article, Illustration1442 1971-07-04 10 MIKE CONNORS on the Seawise— alias the Queen Elizabeth STILL monarch of the seas but without her royal title, the former Cunard transAtlantic liner R.M.S. Queen Elizabeth is due in Singapore on Wednesday from Port Everglades, Florida, on another epic voyage in her1,442 words
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761 1971-07-04 10 Family Planning Association starts a clinic to help couples who can't have babies By a special correspondent I/UALA LUMPUR: The Family Planning Association of Selangor la no longer confining Its activities to telling people how not to have babies. It is now doing a different Job as well telling couples761 words
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537 1971-07-04 10 Putting the heat into hot pants... Jim Gibbins column A CLEVER gang of British convicts has lust carried out a daring 'raid on the fashion market. And. what's more, the police and other law agencies have praised tneir "ingenuity and imagination." The chaps. I should explain are incarcerated In the537 words
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Advertisement146 1971-07-04 10 air v »Njgl ■■■r a^Bar* xOUnDI BBt^BBBr aaaW» "Omfli Bar Bar •w'^Jk will he get the future he deserves? Without you, your son's life would never be the same. But at least yoa can easaK 4m, should you die, your family will still be able to live in reasonable com146 words
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Article, Illustration1866 1971-07-04 11 Napoleon thought the steamship an impertinent joke; newspaper editors dismissed the aeroplane. Almost every technological advance hitherto made by civilisation has been discarded beforehand as a practical impossibility ADRIAN BERRY asks i£ we can set any bounds on our future progress into space FROM the earliest times,1,866 words
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Article, Illustration849 1971-07-04 12 LOOKING OUT FOR COURTING COUPLES AND KANGAROOS ANNE WONG AT THE WHEEL LAST weekend's BP rally provided over 700 miles of "torture" for man and machine on the roads and tracks of Singapore and Malaysia. Yet, entries for this year's rally far exceeded the organisers' expectations and they had to849 words
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Article394 1971-07-04 12 TV HIGHLIGHTS A SADDLE TRAMP, Lowerry, who accidentally finds a Spanish medallion, suddenly finds himself caught between two parties hunting for the lost treasure of an old explorer. The medallion gives the lead to the whereabouts of the treasure. College professor, Dr. T. Bigelow, assisted by detective Shotgun Slade wants394 words
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Article, Illustration818 1971-07-04 12 CLEMENT MESENAS - Only for the yachting barons. CLEMENT MESENAS Ejß| l.\l K has there been a sport that has caught worldwide attention but is so expensive as to exclude all but a few multi-millionaires. It is not held on any regular basis, only when the competitors are ready to do battle. The818 words
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Article, Illustration841 1971-07-04 13 Nina Dimitricvitch - Nina Dimitricvitch By THE DANES DIDN'T WANT HER BUT THE REST OF THE BALLET WORLD SOUGHT HER OECENTLY on a hot I%> spring night, the huge Coliseum Theatre was filled to overflowing for t.ho long awaited London debut of a young ballet dancer, known here only by her reputation.FWF - 841 words
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331 1971-07-04 13 Capra and his Oscarwinning laughs "YOU know what I 1 tell people today about the scarcity of laughter of real comedy on the screen?" mused Frank Capra. "When people say to me, especially the young, what la there to laugh at? I say. look at yourself in the mirro r."NYT - 331 words
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842 1971-07-04 13 Paul Abisheganaden - Gypsies, jazzmen and the Indian virtuoso who live dangerously Paul Abisheganaden By IN music, as in many other human activities concerned with the arts, the sweep of progress has brought about many "losses" along with the "gains" that havp been secured. One of the aspects of true musicianship, the ability842 words
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Advertisement184 1971-07-04 13 The First Jumbos Asia Europe U.S. A. Routes vJ Am it x m A x 4|R||| OIA P The 747 th wonder of the world! Maharajah Jumbo *the most luxurious Jumbo every Monday** Wednesday' and twice on Fridays to Europe and the U.S.A. Direct' Air-India connection from Singapore on Fridays.184 words
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Miscellaneous307 1971-07-04 13 Sunday Times Crossword ACROSS 1 interrogating (11); DOWN 2. Remove from a tent U Back of neck (4); 12. Actors <e>; 3. Devour (3); 4 Hurried part (4): 14. Lingo (6): 16. (4); 5. a piled fabric (5); 6. Spanish dance (6); 18. Pastry cource of planet (5); 7. Midday307 words
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910 1971-07-04 14 Where vaults vie for space the lake... BESIDE the cuckooclock makers and the chocolate shops, Zurich has something to offer the window shoppers of the world who stroll among the maple tree-lined Bahnhofstrasse which neither the Champs-Elysees in Paris. London's Bond Street, New York's Fifth Avenue or any other city910 words
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Article89 1971-07-04 14 /".lIMM art show at v the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill Street from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Chinese opera at the Kampong San Tern temple from 1 to f p.m. and from 7 p.m. to midnight. A play. "Julius Tartar." by the Raffles Players89 words
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Advertisement228 1971-07-04 14 Copenhagen at no extra fare... if your destination is Amsterdam, Bre- point in the United Kingdom for the normal men, Brussels, Cologne, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, destination fare. Hamburg, Hanover, Munich, Paris, Prague, The SAS Trans-Asian Express* to Europe Rotterdam, Vienna or Warsaw. daylight all the way takes you over the heart228 words
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220 1971-07-04 15 The dilemma of a Spore minor citizen who has not taken oath JHE case of "DESPERATES" friend should be of interest to all those who have taken out minor Singapore citizenbhip. "Desperates"' friend, a minor citizen, enlisted with the British army at the age of 19 and was posted to220 words
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Article1318 1971-07-04 15 About citizenship applications, travel documents, dangerous driving and lost certificates Citizenship 0 More replies on ci'itenship queries: To t'ATHKKINK LEL ot Singapore. The Registrar of Citizens s&ys that a.s you did not supply sufficient information, "it la not possible to provide a definite answer to her query on her child's1,318 words
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1787 1971-07-04 15 SCARTH FLETT - SCARTH FLETT Being a medium is like tuning a radio By London Is there life after death? Do people exist in a spirit world around us? Uncanny demonstrations by mediums like Norah Blackwood convince Spiritualists that they are preparing for life1,787 words
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Advertisement332 1971-07-04 15 Coughing, Strangling Asthma, BlonchiHsCirbMiilMinules »ror hitin r>»rt that you choke in*, choknf and mrancllnir every an« «a»p ?or br«ath and can t p\rr p" nlrht. couldn't al«p, cxpci-ttd to die. Do tou ou«h ao hard »ou f>rl like MKNDACO atopped Aathma apaarm you were bclnr rupturrd? Do you Brut m«ht332 words
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Advertisement444 1971-07-04 15 LCTTHEWCRLDOF POSTAL EDUCATION TRAIN YOU FOR ATOP JOB BRANCHES THROUGHOUT THE WORLP QrMt Britain Zambia /> 4|iJH Ctnaec Tamania .^nrafl laraal Malawi •flK*i '■■■4B L^bbV '••9 Itm Singapore Lebanon aaW^^^ .^ll Bbblb^*^^P^Bß HoniKonf Malta V A A. |B Thailand Italy m. '"^bllM^^^sß B M India Netherlands gTJIUr^fl I BBj M444 words
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Advertisement326 1971-07-04 16 Best Wishes to The People and Government of The United States of America on their Independence Day jdfet I /r>t i'fT^ nupi f^nrM iPlh A^^^m yvAJ 1 1> kJIvJ <3l nJUvJI I I* J for an accounting nnachine, jSp^Sf you're b*9 enough !&>w~for an entire system IF you're big enough326 words
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Advertisement87 1971-07-04 16 I SinGapura INTER? CONTINENTAL 1 565 ORCHARD ROAD, TEL: *****2 M£ V' Enjoy the fine cuisine V 1 »»V of our Swiss Chef »»f' 3fr PAUL WIRTHLIN Sj »K; Dinner Music Nightly >*& (No Cover Char g e) rf BRfp The most Popular l£Sft£ feting Place $s &\cc^*~ As always*87 words
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Article, Illustration77 1971-07-04 16 US Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, left, is due in Singapore this evening, after heading the American delegation to the inauguration of President Park Chung Hee of the Republic of Korea. Mr. Agncw has a lunch and 90H date with Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee77 words
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Article, Illustration620 1971-07-04 16 CAROLE CHONG - CAROLE CHONG By THE United Slates remains as Malaysia's top trading partner with over million worth of goods transacted between the two nnl ions last year. At the end of 1970, Malaysia had a favourable trade balance of million. During that period, the620 words
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559 1971-07-04 16 Special - Commercial ties with Spore most rewarding Special By Writer ONE of the ironic coincidences of history is that Thomas Jefferson, chiet author of the Declaration of Independence and later third President of the United States and John Adams. America's second President, both died on July 4, 1826, fifty years to559 words
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Article, Illustration137 1971-07-04 17 THIS seriate chorus I'm- alxiM- kick* up its bin klctl >hoes nightly in Brn ulu.ty\ most unexpectedly prizruinnine musical. Thr title 1776 is the year uhon U It r i t i s h colonies became a tiny new nation, the United States of America. I137 words
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768 1971-07-04 17 Nixon doctrine: New emphasis on 'partnership 9 Every country'! foreign policy tends to reflect its dmestic policy. That is to say, a nation usually behaves in relations with other nations on the basis of the same kid of values and through the same kind of institutions it has developed for768 words
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Article, Illustration905 1971-07-04 18 Special Writer - Special Writer By A BRAZILIAN chemical factory, a copper mine in Indonesia and a Pakistan fertiliser plant are among the many enterprises in 90 developing countries that might not have been established if it were not for the type of help provided905 words
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Article296 1971-07-04 19 Negroes in US closing income gap NEGRO Americans made substantial economic sains during the 1960's decade. Even more impressive was the narrowing income gap between blacks and whites in the United States. A new report issued by the Census Bureau February 18 shows that the over-all ratio of Ni-tro to296 words
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798 1971-07-04 19 WILLIAM S. GAUD, Executive - WILLIAM S. GAUD, Executive By Vice President, International Finance Corporation DOES private foreign investment have any place in development? This question is asked by certain politicians and academicians in both the developed and developing worlds who look upon economic development as a matter798 words
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419 1971-07-04 19 Foreign investment necessary for growth... pansion since the Industrial Revolution. For private enterprise, the world is no longer what It was a century ago or even 30 years ago. The United States, as the first colony to achieve independence in modern times, has welcomed many later recruit to the roster419 words
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990 1971-07-04 20 MARIE A. DOLAN - Higher education in the US gets new directions MARIE A. DOLAN By AMERICAN universities are reappraising many traditional practices as they seek new directions to meet changing needs. Most universities are plagued by financial difficulties and by questions concerning wider access to higher education, traditional degree programmes, governance and faculty990 words
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Article, Illustration675 1971-07-04 20 Special Writer - Special Writer By A NATIONAL network of computer-assisted Job Banks, expeaitiou^y matching unemployed persons with job vacancies, is being established by the Federal Government in the United States to reduce unemployment. With the aid of automatic data processing techniques, out-of-work people are being supplied675 words
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Article, Illustration81 1971-07-04 21 Apollo IS shapes up as a scientific bonanza. Above: Apollo -IS ottronauH Jomei Irwin, l«h. ond David Scott prot»i»« driving a vehicle iimilar to tk« one ttray will urn on th« »urf«ce of til* moon. Their training terrain If similar to that tipoetad at the tor oefted landing sit* botwaan81 words
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484 1971-07-04 21 Charles R. Schroth - Charles R. Schroth By AMERICAS Apol-lo-15, scheduled to take off for a moon landing late this month, shapes up as a scientific bonanza with new fringe benefits for the crew as well. They have a dune buggy to get around in. Their new484 words
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Article, Illustration646 1971-07-04 22 ONE recent morning: a young Washington ascended Capitol Hill and entered a towering old building across the plaza from the east front of the United States Capitol. Twelve hours later after researching a term paper, perusing an exhibit of posters and prints and attending646 words
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Article, Illustration482 1971-07-04 22 TWO years ago, Lyd i a Abarca was a ballet dropout who had never even worn a pair of toe shoes. Recently, the lithe 20-year-old sat crosslegged on the floor of a dressing room backstage at Jacobs Pillow Dance Festival In Lee. Massachusetts, the482 words
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Advertisement253 1971-07-04 17 hxJ^/V^^ Arrow brings them back alive W'\ S«V m You wouldn't remember. But your grandfather I I* »"3» went gaga over shirts like these. And now l[* jA interest of men who know that you have to m. ■BHBBBBBBBBBBBBk H W\. SSk I all the lively stripes the Arrow Collar253 words
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Advertisement228 1971-07-04 18 f ■b^B^Hs^Hs^B^i^^ BH *> W B^Bk B^ >xj v* .t5 M^^^f^ \m^tKi ■E.K- JK J Joe Eiseman, ~^^^^^^^^^B^B^i^iK^B Sr Pontfs I B I l doctor m PfM B lof goops *VLHLHLHiiHV^^^^^^^^ I I snd gunks. He keeps refrigeration systems running smooth. Goops and gunks can stop a refrigeration 38 years.228 words
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Advertisement367 1971-07-04 19 NOW! EVERYONE CAN AFFORD TO BUY MINI J xTIIW*Z7v n USUALPRICE by xswuuwn, v. s. aj q, i a. c EMBOSSING TAPES! \\lll^s^// S 7 IIUW ARE AVAILABLE 1 VvC^y/ IN 4 ATTRACTIVE y\v > v QH Small enough for The first and only labeler^^T Vj*^^fl \j^^l\ \^i designed and367 words
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Advertisement377 1971-07-04 21 We are pleased and honoured by the visit to SINGAPORE of the Vice President of USA Mr. S.T. Agnew. We wish him a very pleasant stay here. SHULMAN TRANSPORT ENTERPRISES, INC. IshulmuTWfreiehti i international i Foremost International Air Freight ForwarderOffices throughout the United States of America, Puerto Rico and the377 words
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Advertisement130 1971-07-04 22 <H I flfe 1 fl I |^^B aV^H fc^H I 1 Today a special v )h jjH Bp\ feast of exquisitely- ■Bfc* m iUra K^\ prepared all- l*^\\ American delicacies &l.^a will be served. k Im©^*- Delicious Turkey, I -J^R. waf mouth-watering j■£ M i Glazed Ham, Hot 1 ififS130 words
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Miscellaneous231 1971-07-04 25 IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY 1 TODAY the star pattern on the coming year is a somewhat complicated one but fortunate on the whole. There's no doubt that you will be materially prosperous in the next 12 months and you could also have a very full social life. At the same231 words
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Miscellaneous301 1971-07-04 25 course of the year. Too should see the first signs of the Influx as early as November: But you may have to wait until 1972 to set the full benefit of it. You could not only do well in your ordinary way of making a living but you could also301 words
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Miscellaneous781 1971-07-04 25 THIS WEEK FOR YOU CAPRICORN (Dec 21— TAUBL'S (Apl. 21 May VIRGO (Am. 22 -Sept Jan. 19): You make an 20): Prepare to make 22k An Important Important change In as- some rearrangement In a friendship grows tn relations this week and contract or a new link-up. strength and Is781 words
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Article, Illustration865 1971-07-04 26 WONG YIP LUNG - WONG YIP LUNG By PHEMICALS are essential commodities in modern industries. While Hh*y con tribute immensely to Ihe economic growth and prosperity of the country, they me also a perpetual source of danger lo the fac lory workers nnd even lo I lie whole coin inunitv.865 words
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Article, Illustration857 1971-07-04 26 Local manufacturers maintain high standards in producing drugs IN any multi-million dollar industry there is always a system of checks and balances, tests and standards, rigid refUglations and guiderrules. They are formulated both by governments and the manufacturers to ensure that, the end products are wha' they claim to be857 words
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Advertisement253 1971-07-04 26 18. D.H. CHEMICALS LTD. The world's leading manufacturer of:LABORATORY CHEMICALS. ANALYTICAL REAGENTS. PURE INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS CLINICAL REAGENTS STAINS. INDICATORS ORGANIC SOLVENTS. VOLUMETRIC SOLUTIONS. INORGANIC COMPOUNDS. SPECTROSCOPIC STANDARDS. VACTRAN AND OPTRAN MATERIALS. BIOCHEMICALS Quality Reliability Service Catalogues available free from J,, GENERAL SCIENTIFIC CO. SDN. BHD. 7. Jalon 222. Section 70A.253 words
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Advertisement129 1971-07-04 26 1% BBsEfl S7h/k*da%. Jhe largest pharmaceutical industry ■JM in Asia and a lead. of producer of B>J Vit. C in the world. WSm the wonder tonic with candy taste |k1 Hicee premises you skin that stays healthy, sparkling B2^j| and blemish-free. One tablet of Hiceecontainsastronj dose of 500 ing Vitamin129 words
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Article, Illustration595 1971-07-04 27 J^ONDON, Sat. Evonne Goolagong once told an Australian sportswriter that she had stopped reading newspaper stories about herself because they all began with the same word "aboriginal." "Aboriginal tennis player Evonne Goolagong does this, aboriginal tennis player Evonne Goolagong does that," she said.595 words
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Article56 1971-07-04 27 LEEDS S.ii England* lean u>v thr Ttotrd anti tinai CTlckrt TaH acain^t Pnki.stan. Martins 81 Hcadingley litre next Thursday, will bo dsoaai liuni: Ray Illingworth 1 captain DennLs Amiss, Geofl Arnold. Grofl Boycott. Basil D'OlivciiH. John Edrich. Norman OitTord. Robin Hobbs. Richard Hutton. Alan Knott iwicketlcwpen.56 words
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Article38 1971-07-04 27 CANTERBURY, Bat. Kent were 289-4 at tea on the first day of their three-day cricket match against the Indian tourins team here today. At Chesterfield Derbyshire i were 233-5 at tea against the Pakistanis.38 words
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247 1971-07-04 27 Powerful young Russians lead by one point BERKELEY. California. Sat The Russians fielaing one of their most powerful and youngest teams since the U.S.Soviet athletic battles began 23 years ago held a one point lead after 10 events here last night. Tneir women's team, always formidable, hela an 11 -point247 words
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Article357 1971-07-04 27 RESULTS in the United States versus Soviet Union and World All Stars athletic match at Berkeley. California, on Friday: Men 100 m 1 V. Borzov (S) i 10.5. 2 J. Green IUBI 10.5. 3 L Miller iWi 10.6. 400 m 1 F. Newhouse (US> 46 3. 2 D.357 words
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Advertisement1729 1971-07-04 27 mhmJimMJ^m^JiliM STUDY AT MOMI and pass examination: SCS LU offer Htome Study Cournta in Corrtspondence Report Writing. Shorthand. Secretarial Dattta, Rook-keepinx. etc. Write for details. PO. Box 3164. CORRESPONDENCE A REPORT WRITINC. Five months rapid course starting July. ReglMer early. Raja's Collent 21RD Chanm Road (*****8). Raja'i Raffles Place (*****/M1IT0)1,729 words
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Advertisement603 1971-07-04 27 For tola TYPIWRITIRS??? Brand-new sundinlv Pertablti, B*ml-BUodardi We »iock tht widtit range In town. Price* from 175/ Alao (ptcltl prices for Faclt calculators, addlnc in AccepUd. Midland Enterprliei. «3 Hill Strett. *****/***** (B'porM. PHILCO, CARRIIR, WISTINOMOUSE. SANYO) ■ireondit toners /r#f rift? r% torn for aale/h v /rrnUl Ada Airconditionlnu Co.603 words
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Advertisement277 1971-07-04 27 I 20% DISCOUNT I LADIES' SHOES b GARMENTS OF DISTINCTIVE CREATIONS your favourite Departmental Store TTHE CHANCELLOR I OUTRAM PARK. OUTRAM ROAD. SINGAPORE 3. TEL *****4/*****5 mr^g^ammmmmammam^^..^^... ill I I I TODAYS DRAW I I No. 52/71 (4-7-71) THE FIRST GROUP I j CASH JACKPOT IS j ($llO,OOO TO WINNERS277 words
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Miscellaneous68 1971-07-04 27 SOCCER: Malaysia Cup Spore v Johore t.Muar, 5. 1S p.m.). ARCHER V: National Championships ißukit Tlmah. IO.bO a.m.). YACHTING: GP Champlonslup iSungei Pandang, 1 p.m.). WATKR-l'OLO: SASA League: Armed Forces v Police (Queenstown, 5.30 pm.i. CRICKET: SCA Lp: Police v Army (Thomson Ro>: SRC v CSC (Padangi; IA V SCO68 words
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Article, Illustration983 1971-07-04 28 Alan Hubbard - Alan Hubbard RING OF TRUTH by CWEDEN, where all is J love (and most of it free) is not, by nature, a bellicose nation. So it was remarkable that not only should Sweden be the mythical home of Thor, the God of War,983 words
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1992 1971-07-04 28 EPSOM JEEP - The Tactician carries 9.0 to victory by 3 lengths EPSOM JEEP By JH E TACTICIAN carried topweight of 9.0 to a threelength win over 9f at Bukit Timah yesterday. Ridden by Lyle Harbridge, The Tactician thus made amends for his narrow defeat by Royal Monkey last week. New trainer Jaafar1,992 words
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Article131 1971-07-04 28 The Minister of Education lnche Hussein Onn is among the 22 competitors who will take part In the Ministry of Education monthly golf medal competition at the Subang course today. The oraw Agong's tee: 2 0 Hussein Onn <24 < Mohamed All Ibrahim (M), Abdul Latin Sahan131 words
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Advertisement201 1971-07-04 28 ANNOUNCEMENT Kindly be informed that Mr. G. Drougard's funeral service will be held at 9.30 a.m. on Monday the sth July, 1971, St. John's Cathedral, Kuala Lumpur. ASIA AI'TOMOBILE INDUSTRIES SDN. BUD. i' v slaU. W W IaTV. ill W^k W A D w ikLg Haw II I 111 II201 words
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Advertisement7 1971-07-04 28 NEXT: The terrible torture of Gruic Terrell7 words
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Advertisement81 1971-07-04 28 Curb rheumatism' While you sleep If yon fa«l old, tired, and worn out bacanna of Backache. Rheumatism Pains. Sort, stiff, Swollan Joints, cat CYSTEX from your chemist today. CTSTEX alao helps men and woman who loaa aleep and energy bacause of Gttt.ng Up Nignts er Bumlns. Smart. Ins. Itching Acidity.81 words
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Article, Illustration163 1971-07-04 29 EPSOM JEEP - Go nap on The 'Arc' EPSOM JEEP By (JO NAP on L'Arc de Triomphe in Race 7 at Bukit Timah today. An impressive winner over 11 last week, this St. Paddy gelding will be even better over 9f. And he has a drop of 7-lb for his win in Div.163 words
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Article, Illustration1749 1971-07-04 29 WINCiKinOOT .M A K K SM.\N: Ran his. bMt-CVCr race U*l week whin second with 8.3 lo Pena'alok II (8 6' m Dv 1 6! MM I" h(iKVCKMi. VIEW: Erratic at ■Urt, came from nowhere to win Div 1 6f race with 7.13 at Penang on MM1,749 words
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Article, Illustration1608 1971-07-04 29 GOING FORECAST: Yielding I. MM 2.15 CLASS 6. DIV. 1 6F ||HK^B (56.000 $4,200 to winner) 1 h2 THE SAMARITAN ■Will Irr(>lo| S> DawklM 12 WINCE OFOOT MARKSMAN a (Mingedfootl VII. .1. 4 811 (+8) f Colimon 2 J 2..010 GRACEFUL VIIW it iU.uii Mansor 4 If1,608 words
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Advertisement469 1971-07-04 29 MATERIALS DEPARTMENT invites applications to fill a challenging position in MATERIALS WORK Applicants should preferably be University Graduot*s and should have a thorough working knowledge of all phases of oil well drilling and producing operations and of the equipment, tools and material* ustd in these operations. Preference will b« given469 words
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Article440 1971-07-04 30 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA Fastest man Jinno heads strong team By JAPAN'S Masahida Jinno, fastest man in Asia, will be competing in the Singapore AAA Open championships to be held in conjunction with this year's Pesta Sukan from Aug 13-15 at Farrer Park. Jinno is among five men and440 words
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Article326 1971-07-04 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Pacemen R. Devan and Ronald Quay bounced Selangor bark into the fight after the second days play in their MCA inter-state Under-23 cricket final against Singapore at the padane here today. Devan ana (to*) tiMRd nine Singapore second innings wickets and326 words
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114 1971-07-04 30 NEW PLYMOUTH. I New Zealand i. Sat. The British I.lons. In their toughest match outside the Test against New Zealand last Saturday, scraped home by 14-9 against Taranaki here today in their Rugby Union match. Dropped goals by fullbark Bob Hlller. who also114 words
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Article175 1971-07-04 30 Singapore I*l Inns 1~,~ Srlangor lit Inns 86 Singapore '2nd Inns Wong Hoe Sang b Qu:<\ 3 S. Valibhoy C K. Vijian b Devan N P. lshwarlal b Quay 4 .l.iv«»unoram c Ramanath b VijHMtn 14 J. DOllvero n.o. 'H B. Muruthi Ibw Devan 12 PK Sundram b Qu.i\175 words
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Article26 1971-07-04 30 The Bukit PHiiiHiig National Day knockout .soccer final for the P. Selvadurm Trophy will be held on Aug. 1 at Bukit Panjang English School26 words
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223 1971-07-04 30 Chinese SC regain waterpolo title from Police pHINEBI swimming Club yesterday regained the SASA senior waterpolo league title when they beat defending champions Police by 8-6 in a tension-packed key match at Queenstown pool. Both trams rntcrrd this match with identical points at the top of the tablr and it223 words
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Article68 1971-07-04 30 RAIN halted this year* Singapore archery championships after competition ot the first distance at the University of Singapore ground. The leaders after the flntt distance were: Class A And* Leong (238 pt.v and Bill Wee (228>; Class B Steven Tau (I2«»i and Tan Kok Ho (11»>. Class68 words
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Article57 1971-07-04 30 ZURICH. Sat. A record 91 countries have entered for the 1974 World soccer cnampionshtp« in West Germany, the Interna'ional Soccer Federation iFTFAi announced today. FIFA said the number may turn out to be even higher M additional entries bearing the postmark of July 1. the closing date,57 words
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519 1971-07-04 30 IT was another triumphant day for the young ones as six more records were rewritten at the Singapore Swimming Club's Double Age Group competition at Tanjong Rhu yesterday. Jane Greenwood, who chopped 217 seconds off the 13-14 years 100 m butterfly record on519 words
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Article136 1971-07-04 30 MELBOUHNfc. Sal 1 'he South African Springboks trounced Victoria 50-0 today in the third match of their Australian Rugby Union tour. They led 26-0 at half time. Play was interrupted three times' by demonstrators running on to the field. Twice the protestors were driven off by mounted136 words
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Article, Illustration127 1971-07-04 30 I ONDON, Sat. Australian John Newcomb* bludgeoned his way to his third Wimbledon tennis title in five years when he outlasted American Army private Stan Smith in a thre«hour five-set final here today. Newcombe, 27-year-old professional who took the title in 1967 and last year, won127 words
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240 1971-07-04 30 SANDOWN. Sat Ann. ncan-ownea Mm Reef, r ot ihe Epsom D-Tb.? last month, compieito a superb double when he crushed the opposition In the valuable Eclipse Stakei hero today. The three-year-old colt ci favourite at 5-4 but was ■troagly challenged in the niarkd by240 words
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Obituary31 1971-07-04 30 CABLE RECEIVED df..th of H.iuthaa K. .i. V *K* kll K* V hmrmy M""aiM« f~J br J" her of BaIJK-h»ndra4«« Blwk A 1 I CIVUIU Qu.rt»r.. R.A.F. Chanicl on 1.T.19T1.31 words