The Straits Times, 2 September 1971
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Title Section24 1971-09-02 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Ik National Newspaper Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 250724 words
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Article, Illustration311 1971-09-02 1 LIEW AH CHOY - High seas shooting drama LIEW AH CHOY 18 bullet holes in body of naval officer By Johore Bahru, Wednesday ROYAL Malaysian Navy patrol craft K.D. Serampang sailed into a civilian jetty here early this morning, with the body of its executive officer riddled with bullets. Sub-Lt. Gerard ("how Teck Sim,311 words
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348 1971-09-02 1 Grounded a-flight-a-day 'flying granny' dies AMSTERDAM. Wed— Mrs. Sara Krasnoff, the 74 year old American who spent the past five months flying almost daily across the Atlantic with her 14-year-old grandson, died in her I hot»i here today. After about 160 crossings. Mrs. Krasnoff was erounded here yesterday by aReuter - 348 words
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Article58 1971-09-02 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The rubber price today bounced up another three cents back to above the dollar mark to close at 101.25 cents a kilo. With this Jump, the price has now gained five cents since the announcement last Saturday of China's purchase of 40.00058 words
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133 1971-09-02 1 Big Five air defence system inaugurated KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The FivePower Integrated Air Defence System became operational today. The system was inaugurated when the Air Defence Council met for the first time here. An official release said: "The purpose of the meeting was to inaugurate the Integrated Air Defence System133 words
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Article125 1971-09-02 1 Russia makes the rouble cheaper MOSCOW Wed. Russia made the rouble cheaper against 15 foreign currencies today but rave the American dollar a vote of confidence by maintaining the existing dollarrouble exchange rate. The changes amounting to an average of about one ocr cent were intended to cover currency transactionsAP - 125 words
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Article, Illustration86 1971-09-02 1 A DASH OF CHINA NOW HITS THE U.S. FASHION WORLD IT'S a dash of China that's now hitting the American fashion world. This outfit made the boutique scene in New York yesterday. The cut of its neckline, the broad off-white crepe trimmings, the sensible shoes, the unusual head- dress theyAP - 86 words
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100 1971-09-02 1 Detainees challenge Marcos in court MANILA. Wed. President Ferdinand Marcos' right to suspend the writ of habeas corpus went on trial today when the Supreme Court began hearing petitions from nine detainees suspected of rebellion or insurrection. The petitioners, who include an university president and three professors, are challenging theReuter - 100 words
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Article43 1971-09-02 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. The State Department announced today that Cuba has advised the United States of its desire to terminate the airlift which in the last six years has brought nearly a quarter of a million Cuban refugees to America. NYT.NYT - 43 words
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86 1971-09-02 1 Attempt on life of Iraqi President BEIRUT. Wed. Iraqi President Ahmad Hassan Bakr was hit by bullets in his left arm and shoulder i during an unsuccessful assassination attempt Dy an army officer, the newspaper Al-Moharrer reported today. The usually pro-Egyptian daily quoted "reliable Iraqi sources" for its report. ItReuter - 86 words
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Article56 1971-09-02 1 SAIGON, Wed. North Vitu aniese gunner. ■'■mmftd 500 r K-kets and shells into about 20 S-m'.h Vietname.se armoured perso mcl carriers moving below the Demilitarised Zone today in the heaviest single .shelling attack in more than a month. South Vietnamese military spokesman said. Casualties were very lightReuter - 56 words
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Article29 1971-09-02 1 SAO PAULO. <Brazil>. W.d Ten people. including eight security agents, were badly injured when a bomb exploded at the Bolivian consul.. police reported today —ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article19 1971-09-02 1 BERNE. Wed. Switzerland today decided to recognise the Government of Norjh Vietnam, a Government spokesman announced here. Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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Article23 1971-09-02 1 QATAR DECLARES INDEPENDENCE DOHA (Qatar). Wed The Gulf state of Qatar today announced its independence and decided to end all agreements with Britain—Reuter.23 words
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Article130 1971-09-02 1 A. SRIPATH - Five die in fire A. SRIPATH By MALACCA, Wed. Five people were burnt to death and 19 others made homeless n a fire which destroyed six houses ;i( Masjid Taaah town, 18 miles from here, early this morning. The five who died lived on the top floor of a tyre130 words
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Advertisement36 1971-09-02 1 ryour Japan discovery schedule Homing Bghl, Hong Kong tue wed stop-over fri sat Hong Kong sun Lunch Time Flights TslpCl fly Hong Kong's discovery airline CATHAY PACIFIC Ramayana Bldg., 45-47 Robinson Rd., Singapore, 1. Tel. *****36 words
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139 1971-09-02 2 Reason for hike in prices of goods BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Wed. Shopkeepers today blamed "unscrupulous landlords" for the increase in prices of goods here. They claimed that rents had gone up ten-fold in the last five years. A shophouse rented for $300 a month in 1966 was now being let139 words
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Article60 1971-09-02 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Further rock blastings will be carried out for the construction of the Henderson Road extension every Tuesday and Saturday between 11 a.m. and noon from Saturday until the end of November. The public are advised not to be alarmed and to keep away from the60 words
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Article42 1971-09-02 2 Drop in sore eyes cases SINGAPORE. Wed. There has been a marked Improvement In the six-week-old sore eyes epidemic In Singapore, a Ministry of Health spokesman said. Doctors practising In the town areas also reported a drop In the number of cases.42 words
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211 1971-09-02 2 First Qantas jumbo flies in on Friday SINGAPORE, Wed. Qantas Airways first jumbo jet, a Boeing 7478 aircraft, will make its maiden trip from Sydney to Singapore on Friday. The 356-seater aircraft will land at Singapore airport at about 8.20 p.m. on a proving flight. Qantas will be the second211 words
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Article, Illustration15 1971-09-02 2 Three bands lead the two-mile long procession. Straits Times picture15 words
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284 1971-09-02 2 Buddhist rites burial at Hokkien cemetery SINGAPORE. Wed. Millionaire and philanthropist. Dato (Dr.) Aw Cheng Chye. 48. was buried this afternoon according to Buddhist rites at the Hokkien cemetery in YVhitley Road. The late prominent banker and businessman was originally to have been laid to rest at the Font Yong284 words
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Advertisement138 1971-09-02 2 direct to Frankfurt 3times t^L?liri6&f e *di 4B^^k > I pj^--~-^ <'-i m 1 fUHfi^ 1 jBBB I See your Travel Agent. ■afjj '^3 1 Each Monday, Thursday and H Emfl m '"lf"1 vIHRm m Friday Qantas takes off ifllPMl I Jm to Frankfurt Ever y fli g ht 00^+138 words
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Miscellaneous55 1971-09-02 2 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl BUT I WAMNA VA C'N DO MUMSLE... I GO SLEDDINS ITHArTAfTeR I O«?UMBLE... I WITH ROSCOE!/ YA SMOVEI, V MUMBLE i > f—] vJ? 1 VALI <O x: I 1 p, I AN' DON'T \Z^h I" L /X mpTX csive me *w)syVn a 1 BACK-55 words
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Article, Illustration523 1971-09-02 3 Koh urges career service for our diplomats DIPLOMACY TOO SERIOUS A BUSINESS FOR AMATEURS' SINGAPORE, Wed. JHI-: dean of the University of Singapore's law faculty. Professor Tommy Koh Thong Bee, today urged the Government to make the foreign service :i career service and discard the present interim arrangements of secondment523 words
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265 1971-09-02 3 DOME fallacies about Singapore's diplomatic missions abroad were exploded by Prof. Koh. He said that some people had argued against having a foreign service because Singapore was so small and had so little power in international relations that her diplomats could265 words
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245 1971-09-02 3 SINGAPORE. Wednesday SHIPPING circles in Singapore today welcomed the Chinese Chamber of Commerce's proposal to establish a shippers' council in the Republic. A spokesman for the Far Eastern Freight Conference said: "This will be of great assistance in the Conference's efforts to245 words
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Article58 1971-09-02 3 SINGAPORE Wed The Chinese Chamber of Commerce ha.s awarded 42 scholarships to students of the (our institutions of higher learning. The scholarships for 1971 were given to 22 students from Nanyang University, eight from the University of Singapore, and six each from the Singapore Polytechnic and Ngee58 words
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Article71 1971-09-02 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Police today praised the public spiritedness of Low Kent Hens. 15, »ho arrested a youth during a robbery in New Bridge Road yesterday. Low went to the aid of Ho Ah l.rk. 13, a student, after he m robbed of his watch while walking .ilong71 words
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Article52 1971-09-02 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The National Library will hold a talk and demonstration in Mandarin on water-colour painting on Friday at 3 p.m. at its premises. The speaker is Mr. Ng Hock. Tin. an art teacher from Holy Innocents High School. Free admission tickets are available at52 words
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Article44 1971-09-02 3 SINGAPORE. Wed— Julian blnte Talib, 52. died in the Thomson Hospital yesterday without regaining consciousness, after she was knocked down by a motorcyclist at the 7'i mile Bukit Tlmah Road at 6 p.m. on Sunday. There were 58 accidents, eight serious, \esterday.44 words
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300 1971-09-02 3 Paying for your water by the cubic metre SINGAPORE. Wed. Water consumption yesterday was 95. r million gallons. a drop of 2.6 million callons from Monday and the lowest since two Sundays ago when it was 92.8 million gallons. I SINGAPORE, Wed. Water consumption will be based on the metric300 words
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96 1971-09-02 3 Hawkers may be represented on committee SINGAPORE. Wed. The Government is to consider including representatives from hawkers and market owners associations in the newly set up Hawker Centres Development Committee. The matter will be discussed at the next meeting of the committee, which will also consider the possibility of' having96 words
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Article51 1971-09-02 3 PENANO, Wed.— Two more ferry terminals will be built at Penang and Butterworth under the Second Malaysia Plan. Minister of Transport Dato Haji Abdul Ghani Gllong announced today. The project to cost $17.5 million— will Include the purchase of throe new ferries to cater mainly for vehicular51 words
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154 1971-09-02 3 SINGAPORE, Wed rpWENTY-SIX workers of X the Sugar Industries of Singapore today began a work-to-rule to protest a management plan to transfer them to another department. It Is understood the management had announced its plan to the 12 patrolmen and 14 electricians in154 words
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151 1971-09-02 3 Singapore knitwear to Paris by special flight CINGAPORE. Wed. An air charter flight left Singapore today on a special mission to fly about $400,000 worth of locally made woollen knitwear to a Paris buyer. For. explained a spokesman from Singapore Woollen Knitwear, the manufacturer, this was not the usual and151 words
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111 1971-09-02 3 HDB official at Puerto Rico housing conference SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Teh Cheang Wan, chief executive officer of the Housing Board, is now attending a five-day housing conference in Puerto Rico. Mr. Teh was among five experts invited by the or- ganisers, the United Na- I tions Centre for Housing. Building111 words
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Article35 1971-09-02 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The new waving gallery at Singapore airport was opened Jo the public today. The new ga'.lery is the final phase in the $6.4 million expansion of the passenger terminal building.35 words
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Article24 1971-09-02 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— The next meeting of the Dewan Ra'ayat— the buoget sessionwill be held from Nov. 29 to Jan. 7. 1972.24 words
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Advertisement110 1971-09-02 3 GARDENIA FRAGRANCES FROM GOYA TALC COLOGNE PERFUME London Paris NewMDrk Eczema Itch Killed In 7 Minutes Tour »kln liv nearly 60 million tiny seams and ports wher* germs hide and cause terrible Itching. Cracking. Eciema. Peeling. BurnIng. Acne. Ringworm. Psoriasis. Blackhead*. Pimples, Foot Itch and other blemishes. Ordinary treatments give110 words
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Advertisement358 1971-09-02 3 |\burmoney is safe I in Australia Registered Mortgages on (and and buildings have been one or the safest investments over the ycui->. preferred by careful investors throughout the world for the/past century. Australian Housing Mortgages are particularly attractive because of the stability of the Australian Go\ernment and the sound growth358 words
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362 1971-09-02 4 Ex-Toto agent tells of his 'folly' SINGAPORE, Wed A FORMER Toto agent told the High Court today that he now realised his folly in issuing Toto coupons with "control stamps" already affixed, to would-be punters when the stamps ought to be given only when bets were being accepted. Yap Beng362 words
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81 1971-09-02 4 Two literature courses for students SINGAPORE, Wed. The Chinese YMCA is organising two literature courses for HSC students at its centre :n Palmer Road. An hourly five-session course on "Macbeth" will be held on Mondays aj 3 p.m. from Sept. 6. Fees are $10 for members and Sl5 for non-members.81 words
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150 1971-09-02 4 Aussie mill 'a sign of faith' in our future SINGAPORE, Wed. The setting up in Jurong; of Asian Mineral Products Pte. Ltd., an Australian financed mineral processing mill, is an expression of confidence in Singapore's stability and economic future, its chairman, Mr. E.A. Webb, said today. He was speaking at150 words
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Article75 1971-09-02 4 Course for new Govt officers SINGAPORE. Wed— The executive officers' branch of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees will conduct a course on Government instruction manual for probationary executive officers from Sept. 9 to Dec. Lectures will be held every Monday. Wednesday and Friday from 5.45 p.m. to 6.45 p.m.75 words
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Article35 1971-09-02 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Malaysian High Commissioner here. Inche Abdullah All. will attend a dinner to mark Malaysia's National Day at Raffles Hall. University of Singapore, at 7 pjn. on Friday.35 words
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Advertisement63 1971-09-02 4 Today: 1.30-3.30-7.00 ft 9.30 p.m. Chung Hua ft Wang Ping "THE GOLDEN SEAL" (Mondarm Colorscope). SILVER CITY AircSd'^los. OPENS TODAY! Daily Four Shows 1.30, 3.30, 7.30 ft 9.30 p.m. Christopher Lee in 'DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM THE GRAVE' Panavision (WB). NEW OCEAN »t Today Only: 2.30, 7.1S ft 9.1S p.m.63 words
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217 1971-09-02 5 Three emus fly in to join Bird Park OINGAPORE, Wed. Three Australian birds in high spirits "flew" in yesterday to join nearly 7,000 other feathered friends at the Jurong Bird Park. The birds, flightless emus, have been donated to the park by the Melbourne Zoological Gardens and down here free217 words
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Article, Illustration300 1971-09-02 5 SINGAPORE, Wednesday pUSTOMS officers yesterday seized two pounds of highly concentrat-c-ci marijuana, said lo be worth $10,000 on the black market, at Jurong wharf. The seizure, on board the Dutch freighter Nederwaal was the first of its kind in Singapore. An international synaicate based300 words
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Article149 1971-09-02 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The University of Singapore today announced the election of Associate Professor Wong Pol Kwong as Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Professor Phoon WalOn as Vice-Dean for three years with effect from today. Prof. Wong. 46, who succeeds Professor Llm Kok149 words
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83 1971-09-02 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Housing Board is considering building a shopping -cum-residential centre at the junction of Scotts Road and Bukit Timah Road. The small piece of land is at present occupied by a large single-storey house whose compound is used for motor vehicle83 words
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219 1971-09-02 5 Peking asked for shipping service to Amoy SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Chinese Passage and Transportation Association has written to the Peking Government for a direct shipping service from Singapore to Amoy without having to pass through Swatow The president of the association. Mr. Tan Choon Sing, said today: "The decision219 words
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Article26 1971-09-02 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. A S Pichal has been elected president of the Public Dully Rated Sewerage Workers Union. The secretary is Mr. V. Supplah.26 words
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Advertisement21 1971-09-02 5 W llrai (I oHlm' l;i»iil\^ I banquet railed I f InkTnalionaltuu'h 4 L al the king's I jl! Summer Palace \k21 words
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Advertisement552 1971-09-02 5 I BEECHAM PHARMACEUTICAL DIVISION MANAGER ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT Beecham are seeking a Manager for the accounts department in its new Jurong factory. The $24 million plant for semi-synthetic penicillin manufacture is currently under construction and will be commissioned towards the end of next year. Beecham have developed sophisticated cost control system552 words
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187 1971-09-02 6 20 nations to take part in Customs seminar in S'pore CINGAPORE, Wed. A week-long international seminar on customs and revenue will be held at the Singapore Conference Hall from Sept. 27. It is the final phase of the month-long United Nations study tour and seminar on customs administration which opened187 words
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Article41 1971-09-02 6 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A hawker. Seah Seng Koon. 45. was charged today with threatening to hurt a public health assistant. Ler Chye Seng, wijh a chopper at the Queenstown market on June 18. The trial was lixed for Dec.41 words
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Article34 1971-09-02 6 SINGAPORE. Wed— A verdict of misadventure was today recorded on a three-year-old boy. Koh Ah Suan. who died after drinking a cup of Chinese medicated oil at Upper Circular Road on Aug. 15.34 words
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Article98 1971-09-02 6 SINGAPORE. Wed of the world's largest watch makers. Timex Corporation, is to invest $24 million here in a plant to manufacture tools and dies as well as watch parts. Work on the factory, on a 14 acre site in Lorong Chuan, has started. To be known98 words
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Article, Illustration283 1971-09-02 6 CHAN YAM SONG; LOTUS LAM - The 'swinging nun' is a campus welfare worker CHAN YAM SONG LOTUS LAM By and JJKK classmates call lu-i llu- "swin^iii^ nun Actually she |>l;ivs llu guitar and sings 100. It is ditticult 10 reco Sister Rosemary Chew her bell-bottom pants, long hair and sling bag but 'civilian" clothes have283 words
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Miscellaneous262 1971-09-02 6 \lh>y *h>i> Hy 1.7. Mmmiim Z~ mm^^t^^BKl^KK^^^^~ r I I CXAY, VALL KNOW TH' RULES I '^nm^^^^^^ I O NO SHOVIN', BITINfi, OR STOMPING /...NOW LET'S 1 W^^^^^ rk f x /st I l "> VON TH' OTHER FELLAH'S EGGS.' LINE UP AN 1 \M rjZ L=J \rr*% "J GET262 words
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177 1971-09-02 7 tin- intersection of ■e«Ch Koad. and Jp^J be completely sur P»m-<I at the challenge »H»re them: the .Imple "°j»ln§ «f Beach Road, and reaching the next intersection without truMchini; the fender of ineir fellow motorist lne fiasco gets worse when curves are involved177 words
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Article38 1971-09-02 7 1 WOULD like to point out that the house referred to in the letter »S.T.. Aug. 30) under the heading 'House became a factory" is in Valley Road. Singapore 1!>. and not River Valley Road. LYT. Singapore 19.38 words
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381 1971-09-02 7 Tenants seek way out of a very human problem Ql'H family has a very human problem, which calls for an equally human solution. My brother purchased a three-room Housing Board flat some five years ago and wo have since been living with him. He is now married and has children381 words
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Article30 1971-09-02 7 0 LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publicotion unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your name published.30 words
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Article213 1971-09-02 7 EVENING walks in the Toa Payoh estate are no longer enjoyable as an extremely unpleasant smell pervades various sections of the estate. This offensive smell comes from the bin centres. Those of us who happen to occupy flats near these centres have to suffer daily doses of this fetid smell.213 words
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Article84 1971-09-02 7 /pHERE are a good numM. ber of buses which emit diesel fumes, especially during take-off from rest These buses are usually in a PiT state of repair. That the amount of smoke emitted is significant is evident from the driver's side of the bus. wher» the exhause pipe sticks out84 words
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224 1971-09-02 7 Students ask for that two semester plan THE two semester-term which is to be imposed next year has its disadvantages, as commented on by Aquarius 17 (ST. Aug. 27) but he or she does not acknowledge that it has advantages too. Aquarius i; said that the Ministry of Education ought224 words
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Article126 1971-09-02 7 rE two seme, ler school system to be introduced in 1972 is one of the most dynamic moves in post-war education policy. It should be strongly supported by Ministry officials. the teaching profession, parents and the students themselves so that it will be successful from the start. There is one126 words
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Article204 1971-09-02 7 SYSTEM NEEDS REVIEW RECENTLY, when my wife was warded for a major operation I engaged the services of a private nurse to give my wife the "very best" during her stay in hospital. I found that during the days immediately after my wife's operation, her private nurse was on her204 words
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Article229 1971-09-02 7 S'pore truly a garden city AS a short-term resident in your fascinating city may I be permitted to record my compliments. As tree lovers we have been delighted with the way trees have been preserved even along the sidewalks of main streets. Singapore is truly a garden city where it229 words
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Advertisement34 1971-09-02 7 I THE UNITED NATIONS I l|lU| H^bChbi* *99^ If O D V LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SPRING EXAMINATION: 1971 Full Singapore results. I (4& NEW NATION I Jor Singapore's afternoon newspaper News comment analysis.34 words
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Advertisement93 1971-09-02 7 PEACOCK RESTAURANT Dining is an unique experience. Superb dishes from many lands, prepared by Europe's culinary masters and served in an atmosphere made perfect by the lilting sounds of the Josef Straus Trio. The Golden Peacock is the place to dine when only the best is good enough. For some93 words
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Article, Illustration1518 1971-09-02 8 SINGAPORE, Wednesday A meeting over drinks with MacDougal at Jan's Cafe 4No favour to Lumley...On contrary I think we squeezed them dry...* pOHMKH MSA secretary Gerald Fernandez spoke today of a taunt "by somebody" at the Singapore Cricket Club three1,518 words
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Advertisement206 1971-09-02 8 NEOSTYLE presents the latest most elegant eyewear fashions from west Germany. Neostyle changes the scene. Now, you can look at the kaleidoscope of life with fresh, beautiful fashions. Eyewear is no longer a drab necessity. It's elegant, the Neostyle way. What's ticking behind those beautiful eyes? Only you know. Neostyle206 words
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Advertisement75 1971-09-02 8 FABULOUS FLAMENCO FIESTA LOS DUENDES A BbjWjJalß" DIRECT FROM SPAIN AT THE DI^RC d Ndf \J FKNCN WSTAUtUMf SHOWTIME 9 45PM NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAYS A dazzling trio in extravagantly beautiful costumes in a frery performance that shines through with excitement •SSfc- ArW €«juar<rruj/ Singapore Tel ***** FROM PENANG TO SINGAPORE75 words
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Miscellaneous253 1971-09-02 8 Straits Times Crossword ■IT IbP ■^■T' hlhT^ bhV^ bIH^ hHP bVH ACROSS s. Such tales Irk d— or else! 8. Clerlca: fabrication (3, 5). < 4 4 7 > 9 See 1 7. He affords entertainment 10. Short Burrey opener takes here tnd there. lOne of care about a century253 words
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566 1971-09-02 9 To appreciate their role in nation- building... SINGAPORE, Wed. SING A P O H E teachers want to involve themselves more in the planning and re-appra-isal of the Government's education polity. This, they said, would help them understand and appreciate their role in566 words
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184 1971-09-02 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday rE Singapore Association for Mental Health and the Singapore Teachers Union will jointly organise a mental health Workshop in November. The main theme of the workshop is "The teacher and mental health" and topics for discussion include: What is mental184 words
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Article52 1971-09-02 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Hearing today of two employees of the Singapore After-Care Association on a total of 27 counts of cheating was postponed to Nov. 5. Donald Choo Ouan Cheng. 48. and Lawrence Lee. 41. are alleged to have cheated the association of sums totalling $307 by misappropriating52 words
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Article36 1971-09-02 9 SINOAPORE. Wed. Dr. Henry Ong. pro-tern chairman of the Consumers' Association of Singapore (CASE) will speak on the newly-registered association at the National Library's staff training room on Sept. 8 at 10.30 am36 words
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Article140 1971-09-02 9 Maid stole blank cheque SINGAPORE. Wed. A hotel chambermaid. Haija binte A.K. Maricar. 20, today admitted stealing a Chartered Bank blank cheque from an executive, Mr. Douglas Alexander Stephen, at Ladyhill Hotel on Aug. 15. Two days later, she and her friend. Salleh bin Amir of Cairnhill Road, went to140 words
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105 1971-09-02 9 SINGAPORE. Wed—Britain's former Secretary of State for Commonwealth Affairs, Mr. Arthur Bottomley. flew in today to thrash out the problems facing Commonwealth partners in this rerton. Mr. Bottomley, designated "Commonwealth trou-ble-shooter in the Labour Government" is here to attend the forthcoming Commonwealth Parlia- mentary105 words
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Article415 1971-09-02 10 President Nixon's monetary experts go to Paris this week-end for a deputy level meeting of the "Group of Ten" the leading industrial nations to prepare for the Ministerial meeting in two weeks' time. There is a great deal to prepare, beginning with the continued division between415 words
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Article320 1971-09-02 10 The federation which will emerge from yesterday's referendum in Egypt, Libya and Syria holds out several prospects for the Middle East. There can be few doubts about the outcome of the voting. The federation has been in the planning stage for months. It has received wide publicity320 words
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Article244 1971-09-02 10 Concern is growing in Malaysia and Singapore at the fast developing trend by poultry breeders to the broiler rearing of chickens and the widespread use of antibiotics. Poultry farmers are responding to the demand for more chickens for the table. The broiler method can be opposed en grounds244 words
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Article, Illustration752 1971-09-02 10 HUGH MABBETT - HUGH MABBETT By Jakarta DANCERS, music lam and scholars are leathering in Indonesia to commemorate in effect, the prehistoric Aryan invasion of India. As the Aryans moved in from Central Asia they met and fought with Dravidian aborigines. The nature and scale752 words
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Article843 1971-09-02 10 A.R. RASKIN - Nixon in war with labour A.R. RASKIN BY new york EVERYTHING seems to be coming up roses for President Nixon and his bold new economic policy. His big victory is the the reluctant decision of the Japanese Government to cut Lhe undervalued yen loose from its fixed exchange rate, precisely843 words
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164 1971-09-02 10 Toynbee and his theory of world govt. THE plea for world unification by Arnold Tcynbee is timely and relevant to the present state of affairs we are now in. The super powers play a game of dominoes and willy-nilly the small nations are sucked into Its orbit as Singapore's Prime164 words
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Letter123 1971-09-02 10 MY LIFETIME dream: that one day I might be able to buy a house. Finally, after hard saving. I managed to own a ter-race-type house in Cheras Road, away from K.L. Here, I thought. I can get away from the stresses of city life. But, I find my123 words
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Letter152 1971-09-02 10 tOR YEARS, the row of shops at Foch Avenue served a.« the Kuala Lumpur Petallng Jaya bus terminal. As a local resident for the past ten years I feel I must offer some constructive criticism about the terminal. The row of "shabby looking" sine-roofed-shops is not152 words
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Letter57 1971-09-02 10 ALONQ with countless other students I should be grateful if TV Malaysia would telecast films of the calibre of Julius Caesar. To kill a Mockingbird. Chips with Everything, etc. It would be a great boon to us. we would find it mu.h easier to understand these stories mentioned which are57 words
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100 1971-09-02 10 Lane of rubbish. carcases Land noise A FEW years ago Lorong Wan Mohd. Saman in Alor Star was peaceful and clean. Children played saiely without tne danger of being run over. But now, the atmosphere has changed. The lane Is being used as a dumping place for fifth by the100 words
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Letter201 1971-09-02 10 TRULY agree with "Anti-Unsystematic," (S.T. Aug. 16). The Water Department in Ipoh is really getting on my nerves. These people must be sleeping at their work. In June, two weeks after paying a bill. I got tha "pink letter" from them (final reminder 1 I threw it201 words
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Advertisement58 1971-09-02 10 S'yles cut to the latast trend by our most experienced craftsmen since 1934. Suits completely hand tailored stitched right to the buttonholes ensuring best workmanship. We are we have the latest widest ranp.e of materials for selection. And for our customers in a hurry, there's our express service. 21. Chuha58 words
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Advertisement144 1971-09-02 10 TANDBERG 4000 X STEREO RECORDER HI-FI SYSTEM SETS A BRILLIANT NEWS STANDARD IN RECORDING CAPABILITY WITH UNIQUE CROSSFIELD DESIGN You can produce the world's finest tape recordings with this remarkable new instrument. Even at 3 3 4 ips, this solid state 3-speed. Recorder can record everything from 40 ***** Hz144 words
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Article, Illustration626 1971-09-02 11 Yahya warns India: All out war if... President Yahya Khan, asked what he would tell Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi if he met her, said: "I will not meet her. She does not like my face. But it does not bother me. Because she is neither a woman norReuter - 626 words
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175 1971-09-02 11 BONN, Wednesday. CHANCELLOR Willy Brandt said yesterday that West Germany's armed forces will continue to play a significant role within the framework of the Nato policy of securing peace despite his support for EastWest troop reductions. "The Government will not ignoreAP - 175 words
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Article178 1971-09-02 11 RAWALPINDI, Wednesday. J)R. Abdul Malik has been appointed civil Governor of East Pakistan to replace General Tikka Khan, the martial law Governor, it was officially announced here today. Dr. Malik. 66. described as an East Pakistani, will take up his office In Dacca on Sept.Reuter - 178 words
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225 1971-09-02 11 2AIG O N, Wed. A pitched battle broke cut between militant Buddhist students and combat police during a funeral procession here today for a Buddhist youth who died at an army training camp. At least five policemen and 12 students were injuredReuter - 225 words
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162 1971-09-02 11 ROME, Wed. The captain of the illfated Greek ferry Heleanna, yesterday strongly defended himself when formally interrogated in prison by Brindisis deputy public prosecutor, who has charged him with multiple manslaughter. Dr. Aldo Perrone told reporters last night after questioning Capt. Demetrlos AntypfcsReuter - 162 words
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138 1971-09-02 11 Five Hanoi PoWs in big prison breakout SAIGON, W«d| tlVE North Vietnamese prisoners-of-war escaped from prison on an island off the South Vietnamese mainland in a bloody breakout which left nine other prisoners and eight military policemen dead. Sources here said the breakout on Phu Quoc Island in the GulfReuter - 138 words
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Article67 1971-09-02 11 VATICAN CITY. Wed.Pope Paul is having a White Paper on priestly celibacy sent to bishops around the world in an apparent attempt to preclude debate on the controversial issue at the Bishops' Synod here next month. Vatican sources said. The paper is a massive collection of biblical,AP - 67 words
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151 1971-09-02 11 pANBLRRA, Wed. Common Market entry negotiations would have been easier if the Commonwealth did not exist, British Trade Minister Mr. Michael Noble said here 10--day. Speaking at a Press conference before his departure for trade talks with the Queensland Government in Brisbane, Mr.Reuter - 151 words
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Advertisement56 1971-09-02 11 TASTIC WORLD'S LEADER IN FAN MANUFACTURING Make the right decision now. Whatever the fan you are looking for table fan, stand fan. wall lan. auto fan. ceiling fan you will find it in KDK. Fantastic in features and selection. all models are fully guaranteed with service stations throughout Singapore and56 words
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Miscellaneous54 1971-09-02 11 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby W^OHViE LOOK 6 A 0/r^ s" ~-v =1 DOU/N IN TUB DUMPS CANI I MAVE A TO DAW Y. 50M6 MOH€ O? V v. ««uce rLPAsej/ «*v K~~~~^ S>>97' hit* +6**y AfjtAJfo/^sbu'ez a a \it of I VJONDE&fUL 1 W 9OfT WAP AL WA*6% I54 words
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Article403 1971-09-02 12 HOUSTON. Wednesday SECRETARY of State Mr. William Rogers said yesterday that President Nixon's trip to Peking would be a dramatic step towards opening communication wilh China but would not lead to any weakening of U.S. commitments to friends and allies in Asia. Speaking at aReuter - 403 words
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320 1971-09-02 12 Peking justifies its decision to invite Nixon HONG KONG, Wednesday nHINA today justified its policy of flexibility j and its decision to invite President Nixon to Peking after hearing grumbles from Hanoi i and criticism from Moscow. A 31 -year-old Maoist the.-is advocating a "dual policy" In dealing with enemiesReuter; UPI - 320 words
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72 1971-09-02 12 WASHINGTON. Wed. A U.S. diplomat has been found dead in thi> Embassy Chancery at Santa Isabel. Equatorial > Guinea an another incapaciI tated and apparently suffering from a mental breakdown, the j State Department said ye&terday. The dead man was identified as Mr. DcnaldReuter - 72 words
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Article24 1971-09-02 12 WASHINGTON Wid. President Nixon :.as proclaimed Oct. 11 a:> Oolumbut Day to commemorate ■■-tin and determination" of the explorer Christopher Columouo APAP - 24 words
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Article34 1971-09-02 12 LONDON. Wed. Thirtyfive women have agreed not to talk for ;our hour- to rai.se money lor charity. Neighbours will watch ovei the women to make sure they adhere to their pledge. UPI.UPI - 34 words
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Article, Illustration91 1971-09-02 12 FBI joins hunt for bus saboteurs pO.VHAC. (Michi--1 gan>. Wed. The FBI and police joined in a hunt yesterday f.»r the people who ijWw J* ten empty school buses and damaged two others a week before schools were to open under a court-ordered integration plan. The factory city's Board ofAP - 91 words
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180 1971-09-02 12 British workers turning soft says report LONDON. Wed. Britain is becoming a nation oi softies, according to a report out yesterday. Workers just do not shrug headache, earache. a iln or strain like they o 1 c was published ,v tne Oftice of the Health Economl dependent body set upUPI - 180 words
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Advertisement183 1971-09-02 12 KAMUS FEDERAL the dictionary for every primary school child Featuring Sentences, in Malay, to illus- 1034 entry words in Malay trate usage Explanation for each word English/Malay cross-references in Malay Large, easyto search format English equivalents to each and eye-catching full-colour word cover Now available at all leading Ipfc^ booksellers.183 words
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Advertisement109 1971-09-02 12 For top performance m .+> CHAMPION'S GOLD PALLADIUM PLUGS. Anew V^jjl^ gP advance in spark plug design. Specially built with a small diameter gold palladium center electrode plus a r.AMPiI smaller insulator tip. Requires less voltage to fire. *•<•* \9MPK provides quicker starts, better fouling protection, longer \ij service life,109 words
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293 1971-09-02 13 JURY TRIAL MAY END Sweeping changes urged for Rhodesia courts CALISBIKY. Wed. Sweeping changes in Rhodesia's judicial system including abolition of trial by jury Mere recommended in a report tabled in Parliament here. The report, of a flveman courts inquiry commission, was put before the Hou*e of Assembly by Mr.Reuter - 293 words
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Article115 1971-09-02 13 escape drama BLACKPOOL, Wed. The fiancee of Britain's most wanted man was yesterday charged with helping him escape a police net by driving him out of Blackpool in the boot of a car. Mr.v Irene Jermatne. 37. was due to many the hunted man. FrederickReuter - 115 words
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73 1971-09-02 13 Nancy Sinatra sued for U*****,000 LOS ANGELES. Wed. Nancy Sinatra was sued for U.5.J142.428 yesterday by a firm which claimed she broke an engagement at the International Hotel In Las Vegas. Creative Management Associates Inc.. filed the suit In Superior court and asked for USs<\2.42B. an amount the singer allegedly73 words
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Article136 1971-09-02 13 I AGOS, Wed. The army has detained more th»n 200 civil servants, includinj top officials, in Ibadan as part of a crackdown on slackers habitually late for work, it was reported in Lagos yesterday. Some 400 soldiers surrounded the 11 Ministries in the capital ofAP - 136 words
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Article80 1971-09-02 13 Time-bomb scare at trade fair CALONICA, (Northern Greece). Wed. Greek security police today found two time -bomb* In the U.S. and Soviet pavilions at a trade fair here, but experts defused them before they went off, police said. A spokesman said the bombs were timed to explode when the pavilions80 words
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510 1971-09-02 13 Egypt gets more Russian air power CAIRO, Wednesday THE Soviet Union is building up the number of Russianpiloted jet fighter squadrons in Egypt, according to well-placed sources here. An addition to the four squadrons of MiG-21 fighters that were delivered to Egypt early last year, the Russians have recently added510 words
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210 1971-09-02 13 Computer turns doctor to listen to man's heart beat SYDNEY, Wednesday. fHE first inter-continental computerised analysis of an electrocardiogram via radio and telephone has detected a peculiarity in the heart of long-distance runner John Farrington. The computer In Rochester. Minnesota, yesterday found that the Australian had an unusually large leftReuter - 210 words
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Article127 1971-09-02 13 GUERILLA WAR EXPERT IN THAILAND UANGKOK, Wed. Sir Robert Thompson, British authority on counter-i n s v r gency, has been holding talks on measures against communist guerillas with Thai officials. Sources here said Sir Robert who has made periodical assessments of the progress of the Vietnam war for PresidentReuter - 127 words
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Advertisement95 1971-09-02 13 Fight backache and Rheumatism Nothlnf can m«k« you t—\ ao old. tired, and dtpreascd v loalu atoap >nd •ntrnr b«c»u«» of O«ttln| Up Nighti or Burning, «m»rtin«, Itchlna Acidity. And If your back ache* utd Rhtumatltm Pain* In jolnti and mu»clts mak* you mlaerabU, you can't work and enjoy life.95 words
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Article22 1971-09-02 14 A. Amal $1.60 N. B. T. $6.05 M. Credit $1.79 Mesa Chem $0.87 Fusan Fishing $1.25 -.11 —.10 —.04 —.03 —.0322 words
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Article17 1971-09-02 14 F. E. Levingston 414,000 San Holdings 183.000 United Motors 157.000 Haw Par Bros 130.00017 words
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Article35 1971-09-02 14 Aug 31 Sept. 1 Industrials: 179.60 180.25 1 Hotels: 77.38 77.34 Properties: 132.02 132.26 t Tins: 97.48 97.43 fs rubbers: 119.41 119.68 •Dec. 30, 1966 100 !Dee. 31, 1968 100 Dec. 29, 1962 10035 words
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Article, Illustration62 1971-09-02 14 Wilkinson P. $4 80 F. E. L'ston $1.94 Roxy Electric $2.58 Nat. Iron $3.30 Sel Dredging $4.80 C and C $3.00 SKA. Corp $1.66 Krmpas $168 S. Steamships $3.00 Wearne Bros $3 26 Inchcape $3.64 Ben and Co. $1.51 M. Cables $2.00 O. M. Works $3.02 .30 .13 .0362 words
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Article227 1971-09-02 14 rpRADING was quiet and A the tone was uncertain on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterdayVolume continued to be concentrated in a few recent favourites in which covering interest was evident. The day's total turnover at 2.1 million units compared with Tuesday's 1.4 million227 words
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Article1014 1971-09-02 14 BID AND OFFER. PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS VESTEROAV WERE: CLOSING TONE: All sections closed steady. TIRNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including1,014 words
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Article957 1971-09-02 14 - DUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Allied Choc. (1) 1.86, (1) 1.86 (1) 1.89 ill 1.90 D. Ben and. Co.957 words
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Article48 1971-09-02 14 T*HKBE rates were quoted on x the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U8525.000 and above. 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths S mths 2 mths 8% to 9 V8% to 8<- r 8H to B\% 1% to 8% 7% to OV.48 words
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Article73 1971-09-02 14 THE Malaysian Minister A of Finance ha* fixed these rates for calculating- Customs duties for the period from Sept. 2 to 8: Rubber 44 S, cents a lb. Copra $470.00 a ton Palm Oil $620.00 a ton Pa fan Kernel $307.50 a ton The rates of duties payable73 words
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Article172 1971-09-02 14 rpHE Association of Banks in Malaysia -Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Sept. 1. Local dollars to one unit Selling Buying of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD 4 I Sterling Pound 7.3900 7.3500 7.3375 Australian Dollar 3.4550 3.4100 3 3900 Canadian Dollar 2172 words
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Article348 1971-09-02 14 OUKIT Sembawang Estates is to redeem at par 25 cents per unit of loan stock held by loan stockholders together with the interest accrued thereon as at Sept. 30 for the 8 per cent Redeemable Secured Loan Stock 1982 on issue. This reduces the loan348 words
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Article159 1971-09-02 14 ADB loans help Malaysia, S'pore SINGAPORE and MalayO sia are among six countries that received loans from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for the financing of industrial enterprises, according to an ADB report released In Manila. The report says the ADB has loaned in all US$lO5 million to national developmentReuter - 159 words
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Article179 1971-09-02 14 rpHE Straits tin price in ■i- Penang yesterday was unchanged at $623 per picul on an official offering down 11 tons to 382 tons. The tone was very steady with very good buying support, especially from the United States coupled with some fiom the United Kingdom. LONDON:179 words
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Article20 1971-09-02 14 SEPT. 1 RUBBER: 101.25 cents (up 2.75 cent). TIN: $623 (unch.) Official offering 382 tons (down 11 tons).20 words
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Article32 1971-09-02 14 London copper prices on Tuesday (previous In brackets). Wlrcbar— Spot buyer £441.00 (£442.50) seller £441.50 (£443.00): Three Months buyer £451.00 (£453.00) seller £451.50 (£453.50). Mark*! ton.: Quiet. Salts: 2.600 tons.32 words
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Article33 1971-09-02 14 In London on Tuesday the price* of Malayan 5 per cent CIF IK N European port* in bulk, iterling per long ton Jan. Kch wai quoted at UK fllS Mller* (unchanged).33 words
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Article239 1971-09-02 14 THe rubber market yes- terday opened higher following last Monday's after hours rise and improved overseas advice. Short-covering in September induced a further gain to 102.00 cents per kilo after which profittaking appeared. Conditions later were uncertain. The morning session closed uncertain. There was little price movement in the239 words
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Article112 1971-09-02 14 /MINISE PRODUCE IXCHANCE. y SINCAPORf NOON CLOSING PRICI* PER PICUL YESTIRDAV. CKHiut Otl: bulk *50» sellers, drum $53 sellers. Capri: Mixrd if.o.b) loose Sept./ Oct. UK /Conl. $2» P PW»r Miimok Al-TA unite fo.b lOO 1 NLW $1924 rrUfT*. Sarnwak white f.O.b. »«<: NLW »182» sellers. Sarawak special112 words
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Article52 1971-09-02 14 Tuesday Monday »u.s. su.s. London 40.63 41.125 Beirut 40.93 42.00 Honxkong 43.34 42.70 Zurich 40.508 41.408 41.008 41. SOS Paris 40.74 41.62 Spore (1) UNCH 42.675 Spore (2) 157.00 157.00 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dollars price In Singapore dollars52 words
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Article176 1971-09-02 14 Sentiment was further more affected by rumours of an additional 2.00 cents tain after tne close in tne East on Monday for Sept. RSS One. Traaers &aia the market was a little nervous as to whether the 40,000 ton aeai was a preiude to furtner large scale interest from176 words
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Article431 1971-09-02 14 PUBLIC BANK enjoyed a good first half for the current year. The net profit after tax for the six months ended June 1971 was $322,895 compared with $246,744 in t_he corresponding period of the previous year; an increase of 30.8 per cent. Chairman Tan Sri Nik Ahmed Kamil.431 words
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Article303 1971-09-02 14 ■MELBOURNE. Wed. Mining and oil stocks were marginally easier while Industrials were barely steady In dull trading or. the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Volume was again dismally low and overall moves were marginal Kathleen Investment* and Queensland Mines were both marked btck lo cents while Castlereagh Secuiitles added half303 words
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Article30 1971-09-02 14 (A.i at Auk. 31) Fund of Aunt, sterling A 54.22 Fund of A'jst (US Dollar i AS3 17 <Ai at Aug. 27) Real Estate Fund of Aust AS7.OS30 words
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Article256 1971-09-02 14 •^EW YORK, Tues. The x^ market moved listlessly in minus territory In another dull trading session. The lack of action In the market's pattern Impressed some dealers, who detected an optimistic sign from the absence of any great selling pressure. They also suggested that the narrowness of the256 words
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Article318 1971-09-02 14 XTONQ KONG. Wed. The •"■•■•strong tone, evident at yesterday's closing, continued when trading resumed this morning. During the afternoon session, however, profit-taking appeared and at the close all shares with one exception had come back from (heir opening price. The exception was Star Ferry, which having opened at318 words
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Article68 1971-09-02 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuesday 71.84 Monday Closed Week ago 72.70 RUBBERS Tuesday 207.44 Monday Closed Week ago 215.24 OILS Tuesday 335 92 Monday Closed Week ago 343.33 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 411.6 Monday Closed Week ago 417.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 898 07 Monday Closed Week ago 904.13 LONDON DOLLAR68 words
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123 1971-09-02 15 INDON ENVOY HERE TO HEAD HK MISSION SINGAPORE. Wed. One of Indonesia's top diplomats in Singapore, Colo nel Abdul Rachman Ramv. will leave for Hong Kong soon to head the Indonesian consulate there. Colonel Rachman hit the leadlines in 1966 when he Indonesian "con.an' here just after he cessation of123 words
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Article75 1971-09-02 15 KOALA U'MPI'R. Wed. President Sheares •I Singapore has s«-nt greetings to the Yang; di-Pertuan Aemie on the im c .iMon of .Mala>Ma\ National Day. The President said: "On the occasion of National Day. I offer my warmest greetings and personal good wishes to Your Majesty. "Please convey75 words
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Article, Illustration348 1971-09-02 15 SINGAPORE, Wed A POSTAL clerk who made a false entry of $220,015 in his girlfriend's post office savings account, was Jailed for six months today. Sng Her Siak alias Sheng Keche. 25, made the false entry when Liew Siew Khun's account has only348 words
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Article38 1971-09-02 15 Photography course SINGAPORE. Wed. The Chinese YMCA will Mart a 10MMtOO photccraphy course for becinners on Sept. 16. CIMM will be from 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays. Fees are $15 lor members und $20 for non-members.38 words
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82 1971-09-02 15 Illicit samsu distillery destroyed SINGAPORE. Wed. Customs officers yesterday destroyed an illicit samsu distillery in a village off the 11 m.s. Sembawang Road. The raiding party destroyed 18 44-gallon drums of mash. They also seized 62 gallons of distilled samsu. a 100-gallon container and a still with a capacity of82 words
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Article37 1971-09-02 15 SINGAPORE Wed. MotorM Rahman bin Mohammed, of Mount Emily Road, was fined $25 today "when he admitted parking his car within 20 feet of the junction at Hastings and Serangoon Roads on Dec. 12. 196937 words
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Article26 1971-09-02 15 SINGAPORE. Wee! Mr. A Balachandran. a technician, has been re-elected president of the Singapore Telephone Board Employees Union. The general secretary is Mr G. Kandasamy.26 words
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Article22 1971-09-02 15 !> FULL Singapore results of the London Chamber of ommercc soring examinations will be published in this afternoons New Nation.22 words
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148 1971-09-02 15 Wife reports man who took second wife SINGAPORE, Wed. After 24 years of married life, busi-ness-man Lee Kin Pong decided to take a second wife. He married another woman. Tan Mcc Sim. at the Registry of Marriages on Aug. 11. last year after declaring on oath that he was not148 words
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Article59 1971-09-02 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Minister of National and Rural Development. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. today stepped down as chairman of MARA because of his Ministry's Increased responsibility in Implementing the second MalayMan Plan. Announcing this in a statement today he named Dato Haji Mustafa bin59 words
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Article315 1971-09-02 15 N. G. KUTTY - Crackdown on thugs in parks N. G. KUTTY 'WE MEAN BUSINESS' WARNING By Singapore, Wednesday OOLICE today warned thugs who prey on courting couples in Singapore parks that they mean business following yesterday's shooting of two robbery suspects in King George V Park. Police spokesman, acting Deputy Supt. Yeow Yew315 words
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Article139 1971-09-02 15 SINGAPORE, Wednesday A CHEMIST jumped to his death from a block of flats in Jurong— ls minutes after asking his friend to deliver two letters to his wife and uncle, a coroner heard today. Pang Chin Chang. 37. was found dead at the foot of139 words
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Advertisement441 1971-09-02 15 GIVE YOUR EYES SUPER POWER WITH POWERVIEW BINOCULAR EYE GLASSES GET GIANT CLOSE-UPS OF YOUR FAVOURITE SPORTS. FILMS OR TV PROGRAMS WITHOUT TROUBLESOME EYE FATIGUE NOW, dirtct from Weit Germany com* thcic powerful binoculars that you wear ju»t like a pair or spectacles. Millions ot these amaimo. aloiici are biing441 words
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Miscellaneous1015 1971-09-02 15 On your TV and Radio 3.HFN. Opening and Genera, Hos. 7.J 2.45 Pj. Programme S U nw y U^L, 3.21 Persembahan Ku featuring 7.55 Our Music Makers featuring 3.15 Love Inat Bob 1.03 Championship Racing Ismail bin Kasdi (Rpt.) Leong Pow Ching and Kong 3.21 The Road Runner Show J.W1,015 words
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Article, Illustration653 1971-09-02 16 ONG KIAT BENG - ONG KIAT BENG By JAKE a look around your home and list the gadgets that produce noise as they work. There is the washing machine, the floor polisher, the vacuum cleaner and perhaps if you're able to afford653 words
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Article, Illustration151 1971-09-02 16 rkRIFTWOOD is becom•*^lng more and more popular as one of the main accessories for Japanese flower arrangement. Seen above Is a simple but pretty display which will be seen at an exhibition at the Singapore Conference Hall this week. The exhibition, presented by the Singapore151 words
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261 1971-09-02 16 A TRAVEL holiday is considered fashionable these days. But how many of us can really go on a trip round the world, or even half way round, for that matter? Most of us have to be satisfied with reading tales of other people's travels261 words
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Advertisement1892 1971-09-02 17 EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE HM,HBI.< JW Bp^l SOHCKHIA 'uillr S., P t'ii"il STI ""u"/"** A'd.n,/R'dam «J«S Srnu, 6^ EACTEDIj CAP C (FEFCCUrtirf. Ti-.tr ASMARA Stpt II 17 Stft 11/10 H'burg/B'men. Rdam/A'Uam, ii***ltt%n VHTL A«e-p. G burg, C'hagen, Singapore P. Sham Penang For London Ajrhus, Oslo Sailed la Ft/Sept IS Gnngenouth1,892 words
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Advertisement1300 1971-09-02 17 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST USA N Orleans Bait Ph,i N York Penang P. Sliam Spore Djakarta !"0ME0«, Aag I Sept 13 Stpt IS Stpt 17 Stpt U MEMNON Aag 21 Stpt 1 Oct 7 Oct 4 Oct 11 MENESTNEUS Stpt 4 Stft I Ott II Oct II1,300 words
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Advertisement1036 1971-09-02 18 MJv—^— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Wast Au«tr«U«/Singapore/J«|:aUi Service netia-. c Spore Keelung YokkaiChi^agoja Y^hama Koba l(lt.ia) Mara M *Jt 3 Sipt 7 Stpt 11 Sept ISSept 20 Sep Accei'iag carga lai Kale, Ouka. Ml Ytkalaaa KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONE. STRAITS SERVICE Sail Japan Hongkong ETA Spore1,036 words
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Advertisement904 1971-09-02 18 It NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7^ U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Sirtftpore P. S"Mm Pe-jrj Arn»et NEPTUNE ZIRCON Ma 41 5 I Seat I. II Sept London 7 10. Havre904 words
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Advertisement656 1971-09-02 18 fl-P r" MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL -j_.|^ SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No 3OE Jlrx Anpaofl Kuala Lu.npur fl The National Shipping Line of MaMysia FAR EAST EUROPE SERVICE v Pfr?l([ Arr »ci lUNGA TANJONC 711 Sept II 12 Sept H..»re 6IC London BIC R'dam 13 10. «erp 16 10. H burg 18 10.656 words
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Advertisement644 1971-09-02 19 rO nIiT EP Inn- t. i tHIP IN -»U«ONO f>ORT A» AT OUT. Ann.- Taylor 5. Pando Strait SIPT. 2. „h^ir£.L T nh 2 Luk a B 2 Lin Marlnc; B 3 Trt c f n l 1 01 2 W,«t. Ta.mn.i MM K '3. Gr.at S^aa B'4. Sumber IN644 words
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Advertisement909 1971-09-02 19 DEATH MRS. LOW KIM TAH NEE CHUA WAN NLO, aged 67, passed away peacefully on 30.8.71. Leaving behind beloved husband, 6 sons, 4 daughters, 4 daughters-in-law, 3 sons-in-law, 23 grandchildren, 2 grand-children-in-law, 2 great grandchildren to mourn her loss- Cortege leaves 25 Akyab Rd. on Sunday, 5.9.71 at 1.00 p.m.909 words
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Advertisement1449 1971-09-02 19 ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT f 01^^ Appliootions are invited from Singapore Mole Citizens for tiiTr~^y£~j^^ ALILI U JNTuN I the position of Assistont Accountont with Veneer Products n¥¥W¥llinHl Limited. r- The Har P«'" Gilfillan Group of Companies Qualifications University Gfoduote in Accountancy or possed K Intermediate Stage of recognised Account- seeks a1,449 words
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Obituary41 1971-09-02 20 THE FAMILY OF the late Jimmy Ho Hon Hong thank staff of Ward 50 ORG H. for their care in his rei. Nt illness and thank friends and relatives for their assistance, attendance, donations and condolences during their recent bereavement.41 words
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Article52 1971-09-02 20 VS in a l.appy holiday in London for two. Enter now for THE GREAT LONDON CONTEST. I 20 MSA tir.-tc:a»a return tickets for 10 winners must be won plus $2,000 spending for each winner. Rosd all about it In tho nsxt Issue sf the Sunday Times and Sunday Mail.52 words
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Obituary137 1971-09-02 20 o MADAM NC SIEW KHENC passed away peacefully age 62 on 31.V71 leaving behind 1 daughter, Catherine Hu.iy Siang Klang. sons Dr. Boey Hong Khim. Huay Hong Klat and R I. »:r:indch.:dr< ti 1 great-grandchild. At 3 p.m. on 1.9 71 service at A Church of RtMB CktSM then137 words
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Advertisement3052 1971-09-02 20 p^-ja-aja^p^ssss^BßSsssssssssßssssaaßssxassaß 01 a^SW a^ a^^^L a^L a^LgL ß^L B K M L B^ ssAajA GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENT/PERSONAL t only M ttnl a word PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 mm— on, y M omy so mm «o.< nCTAILS Milly 1 nly llo a rd Minimum $7 50 for 15 teordi rUH UCIRILO.3,052 words
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Advertisement985 1971-09-02 20 ETACHEO BUNGALOW near Bern- K bawang Shipyard. 3 bedrooms, bathroom attached. mosaic flooring, telephone large beautiful garden, quiet surrounding, rent $500 Contact Tel: *****5. NCLE STOREY TERRACE HOUSE and semi-detached both furnished, three bedrooms. in District 10 6 miles Bukit Tlmah Road. Contact I Chant 9>217j VAILABLE IMMEDIATELY any room.985 words
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Advertisement933 1971-09-02 20 (ATONC SEAVIEW PALACE fullyfurnished bungalow eight bedrooms (two-alrcondltioned) two kitchens six bathrooms two halls two diningrooms garages roof-gardens etc partitioned and rented out to two tenants at $700 p m each vacant possession also possible $165,000/--on o. Tc'. ***** *****5. INIVERSITV ROAO (Off 4 ms. Buk.t Tlmah Road) double-storey semidetached933 words
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Advertisement897 1971-09-02 20 Ofrice space vacant INTERNATIONAL BUILDING. Or- chard Road. 10th Kloor. 1 574 sq. ft. air-conditioned, partitioned SIM per sq ft. per month. Partition costs negotiable. Ring Hamilton or Kang *****5 GROUNOFLOOR APPROX 500 SQ. FT. with sidestore dist. 14. must prepared to take over furniture and flttlncs. terms negotiable Tel:897 words
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Advertisement955 1971-09-02 20 Travel and tours lAM-HO TRAVEL SERVICE Limited.. Tour Malaya Seven Days Mill air-conditioned Bus ***** I*parture Kvery Sunday. Mondays <■ H.ghliind* Four Days. BETE rvery Wednesday. Bangkok Oil— mai Kifteen Days 5«37(l 5 71. lO'lO 71. 20 11 71. 1 M 71. 11 II Tl Bangkok Chiengmai ny air Ktght955 words
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370 1971-09-02 21 Factory mishaps kill 63 in six months Professor warns of more accidents I—; SINGAPORE. Wed. I I £IXTY-three workmen wore killed, lour |K?rmanently disabled, 324 partially permanently disabled and 4,f>40 temporarily disabled by industrial accidents in the fust six months of this year. And there are more to come especially370 words
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225 1971-09-02 21 SE Asian nations urged to sponsor cultural festivals SURABAYA. Wed. Singapore's ambassador today urged South-east Asian countries to sponsor cultural festivals to promote better understanding of each others arts and culture. Mr. Lee Khoon Choy made the call at a seminar of the International Ramayar.a festival in Surabaya. Speaking on225 words
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94 1971-09-02 21 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Central Fire Brigade will take over the Naval Base Fire Brigade from Oct. 1. A Fire Brigade spokesman said that the newlyacQuired station, with four Are engines, a fire boat and other modern equipment would serve as a sub-station94 words
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Advertisement727 1971-09-02 21 Cont. from Page 20) Philately OUSANDI OF BEAUTIFUL Mam, 1 cent each and up write m>. i royals I) l.oh 161 Sereml.a N. Semh.lar age Curios MICM PRICES OFFERED for lid. le. old ivory carvinKs curio M conflict Mi .V.I.Mr;. .V..1727 20 Jala ■off 63 4 m.». 1,-pper Thorn DM)727 words
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Advertisement606 1971-09-02 21 ••J2 FAIRMONT CRUISOMATIC. DM OW— C. Air. ..ndil, Radio. inn Factory «u«.m.. til 950 i." v*v,r- 4S Orrh Rm LATE IM MAZDA 1500 I not rrm ronihtlunnli rtrrllenl condition iiwnrr bought n.-^ rar. SO ilrrtd.r.l nirV-MERALD o"^,,0 uphoM-rv 32 M-P SI 400 ono! >s I •MrrnV.Tn l o%r Spore M606 words
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Advertisement429 1971-09-02 21 CENERAL SPRAY PAINTING Rcpal: Kt-fntirrators hour*. Customer'! Housr. rv-cnamel lor.K-buth on bourc ships 2M)72 ***** CENERAL (PRAY PAINTING rrpan refrigerator at Customer's House A'ko car spray painting. Kuong Ooc] Company *****4. WORKING BACHELOR srtks frirndi 21—27. Reply Box A6OS9 S.T Spore. At your service REPROCUCTION REDUCTION enlaiicement, all plans. draw429 words
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Advertisement915 1971-09-02 21 TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT TONGKAH HARBOIR TIN (NO. lit) DREDGING bERHAD NOTICE UNDER SECTION 137. i lncorporated In Malaysia) Notice is hereby given under 16. Jalan TangM section 137 of the Town Boards Kuala Lumpur Enactment. (No. 118* that Draft Layout Plan No. J7 3607 i for lBt s «P t915 words
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Article395 1971-09-02 22 SWORDSMAN galloped like a winner in yielding going at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Ridden by George Podmore. the four-year-old ran wide out over 3f in 38 3/5. Swordsman was favourite first time out in a Class 4 Div. 5 race over 6f at Bukit Timah last395 words
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Article289 1971-09-02 22 Cathy, 13, in US swimming team HOUSTON, Wed. A 30-member swimming team headed by world record holders Mark Spitz, Gary Hall, Susie Atwood and 13--year-old Cathy Calhoun left here on Sunday on a European tour including meets in East Germany and Russia. The team was selected on a point system289 words
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Article, Illustration50 1971-09-02 22 (CHALLENGER Fel Pedranza of the Philippines goes down to a right cross from champion Ryu Sorimachi in the third round of a scheduled 12-round Orient Welterweight title fight in Tokyo on Aug. 27. Pedranza failed to beat the count and Sorimachi retained his tille.— AP. radiopic.AP - 50 words
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Article92 1971-09-02 22 NEW YORK. Wed. Results C yesterdays U.S. baseball matches: American League: Bustcn 4 Baltimore 3: Cetioit 6 Cleveland 1 'Ist game*; Cleveland 6 Detroit 3 (2nd game); Washington 6 New York 5; Minnesota 4 Chicago 3 (10 inns.); Kan -a* City 6 Milwaukee 4; Oakland 4 California 1.AP - 92 words
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Article282 1971-09-02 22 I ONDON. Wed. Sheffield United, newly-pro-moted pacemakers in the English soccer league, stretched their lead in the First Division table to three points with an efficient 3-1 win at home- to Huddersneld last night. Sheffield United edged ahead to 11 points while secondplaced Manchester United were282 words
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Article126 1971-09-02 22 ROME. Wed. Belgian Robert van Lancker and Holland's .Lejn Loevessel.in last night pulled off the shock of the world cycling championships at Varese when they qualified to meet in the professional sprint final. Van Lancker. besrjectacled like his upi*>nent, beat world champlcn Gordon Johnson of Australia126 words
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Article33 1971-09-02 22 Pclice wili meet Malacca and Negri Sembilun will meet J w> the Malaysian Government Services south zone tennis tournament at Mala.-ca on Saturday. The winner* uili I the final on Sunday.33 words
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Article219 1971-09-02 22 Born Free 1 1, Interpol, Flying Glory 11, Nether Dan, Friendly City, Game Prince, Lotus Blossom. R«- 1 1 > Dancer, Swordsman, Box Office IV. Fountain Blue <Rick\ Kingston < went better than Stormvogel over 3f in 44 Z'jrro ran wide our over 3; in 40 4/5.219 words
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Advertisement631 1971-09-02 22 NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR (PTE) LTD. has challenging positions with c«ccllcnf growth prospects for the following appointments: PROCESS ENGINEERS Applicants should possess at least a BSc degree in Physics or o BE degree in Electrical or Electronic Engineering with a minimum ot 1 year industrial Experience. PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Applicants should possess a631 words
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Advertisement776 1971-09-02 22 M CORRIGENDIM Reference to our appointment advertisement dated 28 August 1971 for Commercial Instructor (Singapore i. requirements for jhis post should read as Senior Cambridge School Certificate (preference will be given to those with the Higher School Certificate); at least five years' airline experience two of which at supervisory level776 words
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Advertisement98 1971-09-02 22 THE UPHILL SAND SHOT THE WflIN OBJECTIVE MERE IS TO ADJUST THE BODY BS PARALLEL TO THE LIE fIS POSSIBLE, SO THAT THE SHOT WILL. PLAY APPROXIMATELY THE SAME RS IT WOULD FROM A LEVEL SAND LIE. KEEP YOUR BODY BEHIND THE BALL THROUGHOUT THE SWING. TAKE THE CLUB BfICK98 words
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Advertisement95 1971-09-02 22 Malaysians overpowered Al L h^-.^ ed >W Zealand I*»e»te«i Belgium champioirh < ip s Oda3r iD the W men>S '"^nation,, hockey Ir h!*?.i° V rP^ W d Mala y*»a 3-0 in a came shortand sfush f™ Ut for ach ha »*caui* of mud. rain "I S 'J f ""^ny adapted95 words
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Article, Illustration476 1971-09-02 23 GODFREY ROBERT - Paris rally after 20-minute pounding to win 23-6 GODFREY ROBERT Report by pOR 20 minutes Singapore Cricket Club played lik^ heroes, pounding the touring I'ans University defence with some spectacular moves to carve out a 3-0 lead in their rugby match on the padang yesterday But they had not the476 words
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186 1971-09-02 23 OPORTS programmes which can lire the imagination of uttus must be provided m Singapore, Inche Othman Wok, the Minister for Social Affairs, said tfht. Otherwise they would be engaged in all kinds of Idle pur- > ills which would sap their .-.pint and186 words
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Article151 1971-09-02 23 T ONDON. Wed. Lancashire beat Worcestershire by an :;:nngs to lead the County cricket championship table. They have 241 points from •heir completed 24-match programme. Warwickshire (232) and Kent 226 are next with a match in and Surrey (fourth) have 226 point! and with three matches .n151 words
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Article34 1971-09-02 23 WORCESTER. Wed. Ga--107 n.0.) and his capA Wadekar (98 n.o> were in an unbeaten stand 216 (or the second wicket Worcestershire here to>y At tea the Indian tourists ere 218-1.34 words
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Article31 1971-09-02 23 MANILA. Wed. The Philip-«-.s announced today that Inie.Ma has become the sixth mbor ol the Oriental Boxing iention. Other members are Ith Korea. Japan. Thailand, am and the Philippines.31 words
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Article39 1971-09-02 23 PUTT PUTT putting course, a novelty 18-hole miniature golf course to provide pleasure (or both children and adults, will be open in Singapore tomorrow. The course is at 11 Watten Park, just off Dunearn Road.39 words
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Article298 1971-09-02 23 POLICE-Military will prol test to Singapore Rugby Jnion against certain irreularities in their League Dlt Three match against V Coy Royal New Zealand nfantry Regiment at Thomson Road yesterday. The Kiwis clawed their to an absorbing 7-6 win in fading light after railing 3-6. Three points298 words
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292 1971-09-02 23 PERCY SENEVIRATNL - PERCY SENEVIRATNL By SINGAPORE boxing team's successful tour of Australia has inspired a three-year blueprint which calls for the absorption of boxing into the secondary school curriculum and a plan to send two boxers to next year's Munich Olympics. Climax of the292 words
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472 1971-09-02 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. It's confirmed. Japanese aces Kunimitsu Takahashi and Kenji Tohira will be driving turbo-charg-ed Datsun SSS in the saloons event of the Malaysian Grand Prix at the 2.1 mile Batu Tiga track on Sunday. They have thus lifted the shroud of secrecy472 words
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Article139 1971-09-02 23 NZ CLUB TO PLAY 2 MATCHES HERE NEW Zealand s Lancaster Park cricket club will play two one-day matches here next week. The tourists will play against SCC on Sept. 10 and take on SCA Presidents XI the next day. The leading players in this young side are Tony McKendry.139 words
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296 1971-09-02 23 JOE DORAi - JOE DORAi By SINGAPORE Is taking determined steps to make a successful comeback, after a two years' absence, to win the BAM's Foong Seong Cup and Heah Joo Seang Cup badminton tournaments at Alor Star from Sept. 24 to 30. SBA has selected296 words
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Miscellaneous24 1971-09-02 23 SWIMMING National Schools Championships < Barker Road 2 p.m >. McNair District Schools heats (Amber Road 2 p.nv>. RUGBY SCC Nomads v ANZUK Hq (Tanglln 5.15).24 words
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Article, Illustration116 1971-09-02 24 SINGAPORE. Wed. Five people, including two children, were seriously injured in a triple crash at Ponggol Road this afternoon. Their identities were not immediately available. The crash involved two cars one of them stationary and a Land Rover. Shortly after 4.10 p.m., the Land Rover,116 words
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Article36 1971-09-02 24 TOKYO. Wed. Typhoon Trix. degraded into a tropical rainstorm, skirted Tokyo yesterday and veered away toward the Pacific Ocean after leaving 40 people dead or missing in 11 of Japan's 46 prefectures (states). AP.AP - 36 words
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Article23 1971-09-02 24 PARIS. Wed. Prance today formally announced that it had called oft further nuclear test explosions in the Pacific this year. Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article50 1971-09-02 24 LONDON. Wed. The Prime Ministers of Britain and the Irish Republic will hold summit talks here next week against a background of border Incidents and the bitter sectarian crisis In Northern Ireland. Originally the two leaders were not due to have met until next October. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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391 1971-09-02 24 SINGAPORE, Wed. THE managing director of Premier Chit Fund, whose home was picketed yesterday by his 16 employees, today said he took no part in the work of the company Mr. E. R. Anthoniz told the Straits Times391 words
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109 1971-09-02 24 THIEU THE ONLY CANDIDATE IN POLLS SAIGON. Wed. The South Vietnamese Government announced tonight that the presidential elections will take place as planned on Oct. 3 with only one candidate, President Nguyen Van Thieu. The Supreme Court, in a decision reached today. recognised the withdrawal of Vice-Pre-sident Nguyen Cao KyReuter - 109 words
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Article42 1971-09-02 24 BOCHUM. (West Germany). Wed. Salyut 1. the Soviet space station which Is still cruising unmanned round the earth, has been directed Into a new orbit by radio signals. Heinz Kaminsky. Director of the Bochum space observatory, said here today. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article341 1971-09-02 24 T ONDON, Wed. Equltlea rallied 1 lelectlvely In the stock market, after Initial uncertainty following support at the lower level* but tradIng waa at a low ebb. At 245 p.m. the Financial Time* Index was up 0.3 at 411.9. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp341 words
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Article43 1971-09-02 24 LONDON. Wed— Spot 14.00. Bettlement: Oct. 14.25. Nov. 14.80. Oct./ Dee 14.80. Dec. 18.10. Jan./Mfcreo 19.70. April/June 16.70. July/Sspt. 17.70, Oct. Dec. 18.10. Jan. /March 18.60, April June 19.00, July/Bap* IB.SO. Oet./Dec. 19.SS. c.l.f Z 13.60. Oct. 15.83. Nov. 14.18. Market: Quelt.43 words
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Article28 1971-09-02 24 U>NDON. Wed. Spot buyer. £1430 £6). aellen. £1432 (+£7) Forward buyers £1138 £7). seller* £1440 < Settlement £1424 (+£2) Turnover a.m. l»0 torn p.m. 200 ton« Too*: Pinner.28 words
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195 1971-09-02 24 MASIE KWEE - University board begins ragging case hearing MASIE KWEE By CINGAPORE, Wed. 13 A University of Singapore Disciplinary Board today began hearing the case of three senior students accused of ragging. The students two from the arts stream and one from the medical stream —are alleged to have ragged the daughter195 words
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201 1971-09-02 24 Two missing after fishermen's clash at sea TAIPING. Wednesday TWO fishermen are missing, four others were injured, two boats sunk and one was damaged this was the toll of three clashes at sea between inshore and trawler fishermen off Kuala Kurau yesterday. The missing fishermen have been identified as Man201 words
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Article118 1971-09-02 24 CAIRO, Thurs. Egypt, for 13 years officially known as the United Arab Republic, will readopt its ancient name tomorrow. The country's full official title will be the "Arab Republic of Egypt." This move Is part of steps taken toward the creation of the FederationReuter - 118 words
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Article25 1971-09-02 24 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Police Headquarters will have a new telephone exchange number *****4 from 10 am on Sunday. The present number is *****.25 words
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Advertisement43 1971-09-02 24 JTj^^J W* When your throat's on fire... you need Strepsils Strepsils cool and soothe your sore throat while their 3W^^fcs powerful medicines kill^^j^f^^^s^^jig^^l^^v the Qerms that >^X^ where in vaccum- i&^ sealed packs of 24. P^^ j^ A product of Boots Nottingham, England.43 words
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Advertisement67 1971-09-02 24 profe/sional TOPCON UNIREX and TOPCON RE-SUPER. Both professional cameras. Both simple. Both with the original THRU-THE-LENS exposure metering system that stands way ahead of the field. You get the fastest automatic shooting action with top accuracy. First class cameras for professional photographers. Get the feel of them at leading photographic67 words
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Miscellaneous14 1971-09-02 24 The weather The weather outlook for Singapore today from 6 a.m. tc noon: Fair.14 words
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