The Straits Times, 5 February 1972
1972-02-05
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Title Section24 1972-02-05 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspapßr Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 377624 words
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Article386 1972-02-05 1 us studies Vietcong plan Proposals contain 'some new language' -White House WASHINGTON, Friday THE White House today noted that the new Vietcong proposals "contain some new language," and placed it under "careful study/' The Vietconfl proposals, tabled in Paris yesterday, asked Hie IS to set a "specific- terminal date" forReuter; AP; UPI - 386 words
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178 1972-02-05 1 Give clear cut answer, Peking tells US PEKING, Friday ('IIIXA entered the Vietnam peace talks debate today, challenging the United States to give the new Vietcong peace prop o s a I s a "clear cut answer." Describing these proposals as "completely reasonable," China offered the Vietconc peace plan UsAP - 178 words
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Article105 1972-02-05 1 NEW EDB BOSS MR. CHAN SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Chan Chin Bock has been appointed chairman of the Economic Development Board by the Minister for Finance for one year with effect from Feb. 1. Mr. Chan, until recently the EDB's Director of Overseas Operations jased In New York, returned to Singapore105 words
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Article49 1972-02-05 1 SINOAPORE, Frl. Two West Malaysians have been permanently banned from entering Singapore from today. They are Ng Kim Puay, 31, of Johore Bahru and Loh Ju Kau, 18, of Pontlan. The ban order was Issued by the Minister for Home Affairs. Dr. Wong Un Ken.49 words
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Article50 1972-02-05 1 ROME, Fri. A sudden fire flashed through the first floor of a 250-bed hospital early today. One elderly person died of a heart attack while fleeing the blaze and 40 were reported Injured 14 of them when they hurled themselves from secondfloor windows AP.AP - 50 words
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Article29 1972-02-05 1 LUSAKA. Pri. President Kenneth Kaunda banned Zambia's opposition United Progressive Party today and put 123 of its leaders Including former Vtce-President, Simon Kapwepwe. In Jl\:. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article35 1972-02-05 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. President Nixon flew to Key Biscayne Florida, last night to spend the weekend reading up on material in preparation for his Peking trip, the White House announced. AP.AP - 35 words
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Article44 1972-02-05 1 SINGAPORE, Fri. A doctor was stabbed by one of his former patients this mornlnf. Police said Dr. Sheik Dana bin Aba Matta. 62. was knifed in the chest in his home in Chancery Hill Road. His condition wa» described as "not serious."44 words
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Article, Illustration756 1972-02-05 1 JOSEPH YEO - JOSEPH YEO: Supervisor apologises after threat of new strike -By- Singapore, Friday ¥>OLICE were called In 1 today when fresh trouble broke out at the Metal Box Company of Malaysia In Bukit Timah between a factory supervisor and some strikers returning to work. Trouble beganChristopher Loh - 756 words
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Article36 1972-02-05 1 (See Pace 15) JAKARTA. Fri Arlitldes Kntoppo. managing editor of the Sinar Harapan. whs detainer! today for the .second time lii three weeks, for "further invest gation." the Government security agency Kopfcamtib a:>munced. AP.AP - 36 words
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Article53 1972-02-05 1 ADDIS ABABA, lii. The I'nited Natiom SirurlU ounrll mertlng hrrr tonitht adopted a rrtolution railing on South Africa to withdraw from South-Wnt Africa. The rmolutlon lnstrurl«d Srrrrt-arv-Geneial Kurt WaMheim lo (Urt talks with South Africa aimed at obtaining telf-deterrainalion and Indr prndrnrr for llir .'urmfrReuter - 53 words
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Article372 1972-02-05 1 British 'yes' to Bangla Desh LONDON, Fri. Britain today announced Its recognition of Bangla Desh. Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home told the House of Commons: The acting head of the British mission In Dacca this morning conveyed a message from the Prime Minister to the Prime Minister of Bangla DeshAP - 372 words
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Advertisement37 1972-02-05 1 This brandy is A expensive can you afford to share it? M aeQMmac v "J'tW/A'fith {"/kiHtfun/nt 'A liSaS* < ""(ituiuw U, Cry nu. J ill ID^B pur[tytUL( Ami S^B^^/^V^^^H SB all 7 V/^/f^ (HkM*fiw*t)m EXCLUSIVELY IMPORTED BY Ep37 words
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149 1972-02-05 2 Pork sellers to switch off-days for New Year SINGAPORE, Fri. Pork sellers will not take the next two Mondays off because of the festive season. Instead they will take days off on Feb. 9 and Feb. 17. This was announced by the Singapore Pork Merchants Association today. Pork s?llers want149 words
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Article30 1972-02-05 2 SINGAPORE Frl.— The Port Authority Port Master's Department today announced that Its drilling rig Fuji will be moved to the position off Loyang from Monday to Feb. IS.30 words
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Article320 1972-02-05 2 VICTOR NG - A thief who poses as a servant VICTOR NG Police: Be careful when hiring domestic help By SINGAPORE, Friday pOLK.h today advised householders to hike special precautions when employing domestic servants, "We have reason to believe that a professional thief posing as a domestic servant is taking on such Jobs320 words
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Article73 1972-02-05 2 Course in method study S I N G A PO R E, Fri. The National Productivity Centre in Jurong will conduct a course on "Method Study" from Feb. 21 to April 7. The course, designed for senior and middle management personnel is aimed at giving the participants the knowledge to73 words
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Article46 1972-02-05 2 SINGAPORE Pri The Chinese YMCA will start two eight-session guitar playing courses on March 1. The first course for beginners will begin at 7.30 p.m.. and the other for intermediates at 8.30 pjn. Fees are $30 for members and $35 for non-members.46 words
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96 1972-02-05 2 '25 pc MALAY WORKERS IN MINES' RULE KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mining companies in Selangor will from now on have to employ a minimum of 25 per cent Malay workers, Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Harun Idris, announced here today. The decision to impose this ruling was taken by the Mines and96 words
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106 1972-02-05 2 A 16-day meet to survey educational facilities CINGAPORE, Fri. A *J 16-day conference on surveying educational facilities in the Commonwealth countries of South-east Asia will be held in Malaysia and Singapore. About 35 participants from the member associations of the Commonwealth Association of Surveying and Land Economy will take part.106 words
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Article, Illustration230 1972-02-05 2 Why book on first Malayan Emergency was not published tUALA LUMPUR. 1V Fri. The book on the first Malayan Emergency by Mr. Anthony Short was not published because it contained matters which contravene tinSedition Act, the Government explained today. According to Assistant Home Affairs Minister Hail i Mohamed bin Ya'acob,230 words
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Article45 1972-02-05 2 SINGAPORE. Frl Mr Tsevengombyn Dtmiddavag. 50. has been appointed the flr.st Ambassador of Mongolia to Singapore. Mr Demlddavag. who has served In China. Egypt nnd the United Nations, Is currently Mongolia's Ambassador to India. He will continue to reside In New Delhi.45 words
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267 1972-02-05 2 Indon, S'pore talks to work out uniform freight table CINGAPORE, Fri— Slngapore and Indonesian shipping magnates will begin a three-day conference here on Monday to work out a uniform freight table for cargoes carried to each other's country by their national carriers. The conference comes in the wake of accusations267 words
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Article51 1972-02-05 2 SINGAPORE Fri. The Chinese i'MCA will start a 15--session course in conversational Mandarin on Monday The course will be from 730 p.m to 9 n m Fees are 125 1 r members and (30 (or non-mem-bers. For further inlorirut.on. contact the Chinese YMCA Learning lor Living Department lei51 words
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Advertisement189 1972-02-05 2 FINEST IN FASHION LOWEST IN PRICE FIRST IN QUALITY FIRST IN DESIGN [)JfO 1 \l(o\ NO TH BHIDGE D shoe co. BUSINESS WILL BE AS USUAL TOMORROW BOAC SPEEDBIRD HOLIDAYS A WONDERFUL WAY TO SEE EUROPE BOAC Speedbird Holidays offer you with its fascinating history. BOAC has a wonderful world189 words
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Advertisement49 1972-02-05 2 DEAF! CHiCO INVISIBLE EARPHONES Worn insid* your «ori no cordt of borrenct. Guaranteed (or your lit* •inn* Ms? 2 00 pair. Writ* tor *r— bMtM MEARS EARPHONE CO. PTV ITD. Suit. 44. 144. Pitt St. Syrfmy Ay it r« 11. Raplitt and orden forwards* oirmoi) In Bimnju 40 yon.49 words
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Miscellaneous59 1972-02-05 2 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Hcimdahl I /THIS TIE'S A GffEAT BUY FES OW-OW HERe\ I VA, RJPCSVI TH' PI?ICE !S p-" COMES TH' < \J?IGHT AN' IT GOES WITH J LAW AN' ME < iYEI? EVES.' j WITH NO WEL-L-L, I LE'S STEP AROUNP TH' "N h IOONT KNOW... CORKER59 words
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Article, Illustration34 1972-02-05 3 SORRY— hands-up Winston says it thrice FACTORY supervisor Winston Burne raises his hands to apologise three times to Metal Box work- en for allegedly making "provocative signs" at factory girls. Fictnre by Chris Loh.34 words
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Article48 1972-02-05 3 SINOAPORE. Fri. An art exhibition and sale to raise funds for the Refugee Relief Action was opened today at the Alpha Oallery in Alexandra Avenue. The exhibition will be open to the public from tomorrow to Monday from 10 ajn. to 6 Dm dally.48 words
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Article26 1972-02-05 3 SINOAPORE. Prl. The monthly Changing of the Ouard ceremony will be held at the Istana main gate on Sunday at 6 p m26 words
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Article28 1972-02-05 3 SINOAPORE. Prl— The Minister for Education Mr. Llm Kirn San. win open the National Cadet Corps' walkavthon at the University of Singapore on Sunday at 6 am28 words
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322 1972-02-05 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Japan's biggest and world's fifth largest bank, the Dal-Ichi Kangyo Bank, is to encourage some of Japan's industrial and lecnnoiogicai giants to come to Singapore. This firm undertaking to get its customers to helD in the Republic's development was given tonight322 words
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Article32 1972-02-05 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Water consumption yesterday dropped by 4 million gallons to 107.1 million gallons from Wednesday's 107.5 million gallons. No rainfall was recorded at the three catchment areas.32 words
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Advertisement570 1972-02-05 3 GENERAL MANAGER LOCATION: KUALA LUMPUR M 55.000 Car House Our client is well known in South East Asia and Australia and enjoys a high reputation for its range of building construction and civil engineering products The Oenerai Manager will be fully responsible for the entire operation of *he Malaysian company570 words
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Advertisement196 1972-02-05 3 PAGOL TV3 Latest BOLD DESIGNS, SWISS PRECISION. WITH LATEST /7PrV with Day Date INSTANT DATE SETTER f| mmm i 1 "INCABLOC" famous «E«l* FIXED PRICE SHOCK-ABSORBER E Singapore SllB Service Centre: Yip Hong Co., 6th F 1.. Bank of China Bldg. Spore 1. ni7 HHjHH More Bnd more inWioem and196 words
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135 1972-02-05 4 MARRIAGE BROKE UP OVER ANOTHER WOMAN SI N GAP ORE. Fri. A housewife told the High Court today that her marriage to a petrol kiosk manager broke up because he "associated" with another woman. Mrs Teo Cheng Lee, nee Ng Ah Tlew, who was granted a divorce In the grounds135 words
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Article24 1972-02-05 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. Th* Singapore International School Arts Festival will be opened by thr Indian High Commissioner. Mr Prem Hlmtia. on Feb. 26.24 words
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Article402 1972-02-05 4 $16,000 fine in arms case Bid to contact brother for cash (SINGAPORE, Fri. One of the two Americana lined total of $l(i,(MK) today on firearms possession charges is arranging through the prison authorities to contact his brother in San Francisco to send money to pay the lines. It was learnt402 words
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114 1972-02-05 4 1,400 part-time typists plan mass protest rally KUALA LUMPUR Fri.— About 1.400 temporary Government typists who were unsuccessful in a recent permanency exercise will hold a mass rally on We dnesday to consider Industrial action. The meeting, organised by the Amalgamated Union of Employees In Government Clerical and Allied Services,114 words
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Article38 1972-02-05 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. Norwegian pianist, KJell Baekkelund, will give a piano recital at the Cultural Centre on Monday at B 45 p.m It Is presented by the Singapore Musical Society In conjunction with the Young Musicians Society.38 words
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Article40 1972-02-05 4 MUAR Fri Police picked up 11 long-haired teenagers here and warned that more would be rounded up. Their parents were contacted and asked to advise them to cut their hair, a police spokesman said today. Bernama.Bernama - 40 words
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Article25 1972-02-05 4 BINOAPORE Prl The Christian Brothers' Old Boys' Association will hold It* annual dinner and dance at the Mandarin Hotel on Feb. 2425 words
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Article, Illustration118 1972-02-05 4 THE JOY OF OPENING A GIFT PARCEL PRESENTS always 1 have the same effect whether you are young or old. This granny, for instance, just couldn't contain her child-like curiosity to see what she received in her Shaw Organisation annual Kift parcel to the old folks yesterday. So she squatted118 words
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183 1972-02-05 4 A busy day for king, queen in Johore TOHORE BAHRU. Fri It was a very busy morning for tin Yang di- Pe r t ua AgonR and the Raja Permalsuri Agoni; today, on the second day of their official visit to the state. In the morning the visited the Royal183 words
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Article38 1972-02-05 4 SINGAPORE. Fri David A. Benton, general MM ger of the Hyatl Hotel will bod a cocktail parly for 23 M Singapore Airlines Si Singapore inaugural gue.st.s In thr hotel's Crystal Ballroom on Monday at 6 pm.38 words
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Advertisement130 1972-02-05 4 .THL/EIDO COSMETICS proudly presents OF "THE <WO%LD (bridal show) EGYPTIAN HAWAIIAN KOREAN EUROPEAN JAPANESE Si \M Mj I y L I M H HAVELOCK A OUTRAM ROADS, \J/ SINGAPORE TOKYO SINGAPORE 3. TEL: *****5-6. ON STH, 6TH 9TH FEB., 1972 AT 7.00 P.M. ■MM HM Shiseido's Top Japanese Beauty Consultants130 words
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Advertisement135 1972-02-05 4 I HOTEL AND NIGHTCLUB f (FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED) M TOP BAND ATTRACTIVE DANCE HOSTESSES M MODERATE CHARGES I THE MANAGEMENT THE STAFF I WELCOME THE PATA DELEGATES TO JOHORE AND WISH THEM SELAMAT DATANG Trtttwlnglfvgtwit Might Spot In Town (Bthind N»w Stnitt V*w Hofl) I "P^ 1 JLN SCUOAI JOMORE *AHRU.135 words
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Miscellaneous231 1972-02-05 4 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Ireland (5). 1 I'm back In an easily 7 Troop memben get pass— managed abode (I). It's diplomatic etiquette 5 Mtrtafrf made by retired Writer la the sort pair lrre•cholars (4-J>. gularly (I). Man doesn't speak of doc u mmc affair— but It really <•)• happened231 words
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Article, Illustration1764 1972-02-05 5 VICTOR DAVIS - DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER Spectre chief returns from dead VICTOR DAVIS DAY SIX Adapted from the film by BOND catapulted from his hiding place to knock the rear-most rider from his machine, and, like a Wild West bronco-buster, rode his dune cycle back to the waiting Tiffany. During the rest of1,764 words
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Advertisement26 1972-02-05 5 Special Gift Offer! FREE! 10' English Pyrex Ovenproof plate with every quart Bisquit. VS.O.R FINE CHAMPAGNE Superbly smooth brandy Look for the Red Top, Gold label.26 words
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205 1972-02-05 6 Body of air crash trader flown to S'pore SINGAPORE, Fri. The body of Singapore businessman Mr. Chan Kwong Chong, who died in an air crash in Java on Tuesday night, was flown back here last night. Mr. Chan. 40, was among five Tien who died. He and seven other passengers205 words
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Article56 1972-02-05 6 BINOAPORE. Frl. The Minister of State (Education). Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng. has been reelected president of the Singapore National Academy of Science. At its annual general meeting last night. 14 other council members were voted in. From these the office bearers (apart from president) will be elected56 words
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Article41 1972-02-05 6 SINGAPORE. Frl Mr. JJ. Healy. a UN expert, will speak on "The Role of Marketing in Modern Management" at the weekly luncheon meeting ol the Rotary Club ol Singapore East at Hilton Hotel on Feb. It at 1 pm41 words
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93 1972-02-05 6 YEAR'S JAIL FOR CAUSEWAY OPIUM SMUGGLER SINGAPORE. Frl. A Malaysian was Jailed for a year for smuggling 140 kilograms of raw opium into Singapore yesterday. Abdul Rejab bin Abdul Rahaman 33, was stopped at the Woodlands checkpoint when be drove in his car at 7.15 pm yesterday. Asked whether he93 words
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Article139 1972-02-05 6 Traders pledge to aid bumiputras KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Traditional Chinese Importers of China Roods today pledged to co-ope-rate with and assist bumlputra traders In the distribution of such goods In Malaysia. The pledge was made by the president of the Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Choon* Han Leong, onBernama - 139 words
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Article54 1972-02-05 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. About SO Singapore and Malaysia Carrier dealers are now attending a three-day seminar here organised by the IAC (Si Pte. ud. They were addressed by Mr. Walter Steltler. president of Carrier Overseas Corporation and Carrier Internattlonal Ltd. and Mr. J.R.S. Klrkham. general manager of IAC,54 words
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167 1972-02-05 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. *"PHE scrapping of two subjects history and geography in the Primary School Leaving Examination might lead students to adopt a couldn't care less attitude towards them. This was stated in the latest issue of Nanyang Education, the organ167 words
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567 1972-02-05 6 Religion, symbols and the threat to peace K. LUMPUR, Fri. THE exploitation of religion in speeches and party symbols during an election will pose serious threat to the peace and seen rity of the nation. Deputy Home Affairs Minister I la ji Mohamed Ya'acob told the Dewan Ra'ayat today. It567 words
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Advertisement88 1972-02-05 6 H /T^^^OLLAR SIZE: 12% tol6 1 /2 i SLEEVE LENGTH: 3I" to 32" \~J Cf /r CUTTING: As fitting as 'MadeGo Statistic with^ h ?SF HMH SINGAPORE'S ONLY NEW ZEALAND IMPORTED SHIRTS Sole Agents: ROUND CIRCLE CORPORATION PRIVATE LIMITED TEL *****6/*****3 c^GREAT M I^J /'ANGPOW M ftffrffl -^|Rs IN FEBRUARY'S88 words
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Miscellaneous124 1972-02-05 6 Allvt, Omp B 9 V.T. Hantiin SO "THIS S YBH.' 9& WHAT YOU I AJ-L RIGHT. KAY-TEE, OPOJ I IHE WONT/ OH, I CAJs) FIX I .I JT% VTf NEW CAN DO FOR HIM, WIDB Ajg6 LETS HAVE OPBN IT, VTHAX ALL RIGHT- ///aMB|K/ YES.THArS rXneNT, &i?) WILL Y>lH, WIZER?124 words
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297 1972-02-05 7 Hunt on for safest, cleanest factory Surprise chocks by a team of 12 judges SINGAPORE, Friday J^ GOVKHNMKNT-organised industrial team of 12 jodges today began liKikin^ surprise visits to to industrial establishments in a national contest lor the safest and cleanest factory. For the 40 establishments were the finalists in297 words
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Article145 1972-02-05 7 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. FY1. Customs here seized a package of "blue films" in a raid on a ship yesterday. The discovery of the films came as a surprise to the offliials because they were not looking for that at all. The raiding party had boarded the145 words
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Article30 1972-02-05 7 SINGAPORE, Frl Labourer Sallehan bin Sulaiman. 23. was jailed for two months today when he admitted having 50 k;iiin< of ganja at Queens Crescent yesterday at 3.20 p.m.30 words
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75 1972-02-05 7 Razak to open bank governors meeting KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Governors of central banks of South-east Asia will meet here on Monday to look Into common monetary problems facing the region. The two-day meeting will be opened by Tun Abdul Razak at the Bank Negara building. Those attending will include tin75 words
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Article34 1972-02-05 7 SINOAPORE. Fri About 150 top executives and sales representatives in the Asian and Pacific regions will be here for the annual National Cash RrKister Century Percent Club convention from" Tuesday to Saturday.34 words
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186 1972-02-05 7 Court told of firm's $979,000 debts and $15,000 assets SINGAPORE. Friday AIREX Engineers (Pte.) Ltd of Cantonment Road, said to have liabilities of $979,000. is to wind up under an order by Mr. Justice D'Cotta in me nmn «_oun loaay "Financially, the company is very much in the red all186 words
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Article74 1972-02-05 7 SINGAPORE, Frl—Hongkong and Shanghai BankIng Corporation was granted judgment for $789,794 in an uncontested admiralty suit at the High Court today. The Judgment was over a mortgage loan, granted to the Hong Kong owners of a Londonregistered cargo boat. Shun Wan (formerly known as Vercharmlam. now74 words
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Article, Illustration243 1972-02-05 7 PENANG. Friday TIIK O'Bryans of California. w h <> have been globe-trot-ting since they left home nine years ago. have decided to settle down in Penang. "We set out in our caravan in August 1962 and have not been home since," said243 words
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Advertisement156 1972-02-05 7 Mrs. Helen Goh says: I've been using this Prestige Pressure Cooker for the last nine years. It has made cooking a real pleasure for me. Imagine, slow-cooking dishes like curries and stews are done in 10 or 15 minutes! Just think of the time and fuel I save! What's more,156 words
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269 1972-02-05 8 Plan by society to develop musical talent QINOAPORE, Frl. The >J Young Musicians' Society Is to organise musical programmes every Sunday for music lovers who wish to occupy themselves in "useful, creative expression through song and words. "It will also enable school students to spend their time fruitfully on this269 words
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Article, Illustration278 1972-02-05 8 MASIE KWEE - C'est magnifique, Professor Anthony is busy brushing up on his Mandarin MASIE KWEE: FRENCH DON WHO CONSIDERS HIMSELF A STUDENT By Singapore, Friday THIS French professeur considers himself some sort of a university student. Contradiction? Not really, when you realise that Monsieur Cedric Anthony, 28, just loves learning. His interest?278 words
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331 1972-02-05 8 Singapore a sales centre for used US vehicles from Vietnam? SINGAPORE, Friday SINGAPORE will become an entrepot centre for used American vehicles and construction equipment from South Vietnam if US-Singapore negotiations are successful. A large shipment of these second-hand goods recently arrived. They are now on show at the United331 words
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Article33 1972-02-05 8 SINGAPORE. Prt. Mr. Andrew H. Sansom. special assistant to the United States Interior Secretary, today spoke on "Environmental ethics in an Industrial Society" at the Singapore Polytechnic's main lecture theatre.33 words
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192 1972-02-05 8 FOG right in the heart of the city SINGAPORE. Fri. Walk along a certain section of Robinson Road In the day, and you might find yourself peering through a "fog." The cloudy atmosphere li not due to the weatther. but to four pile-drivers. Thundering away at the building site of192 words
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Article76 1972-02-05 8 $16,787 debt clerk made bankrupt SINGAPORE Fri A clerk, owing a stockbroklng firm $16,787. was made a bankrupt today by Mr. Justice D'Cotta In the High Court. Stockbrokers EO. Tan and Co. had. last August successfully sued the clerk. Seet Han Chun of Commonwealth Drive, for $10,073 over shares transaction76 words
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Article55 1972-02-05 8 SINGAPORE. FYi. Leow Sim Kiat. of May Road, wus fined $120 today for driving hi* pickup across the double white lines along Paterson Road on Oct. 15 last year, to overtake a long stream of vehicles. Leow also admitted that while doing so. he collided against55 words
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Advertisement39 1972-02-05 8 ASRAOftA GIANT 'J OFFER rf t. JrtfKrTT I M am^ jki^&HflHflHflHflHflHlS P^^^ |jP| Jebsen Jessen] J n compliments by Marilyn Choo, Miss Teen Princess 71 BATA SHOE BOUTIQUE FOR SELECTIVE PEOPLE 5 february 1972 TANGLIN Bi^H SHOPPING CENTRE TfTUtt39 words
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Advertisement165 1972-02-05 8 /-IT'SAQUESTION^ I OF KNOW-HOW I I (OR DOUBLE CHECK YOUR DOUBLE KNIT) I Just because you buy good clothes even expensive clothes mm doesn't guarantee you much. Especially without know-how. Not that we're suggesting you don't know how to dress. But B what does the average customer know about the165 words
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545 1972-02-05 9 NELLIE HAR - Why the rogue requester is the bandboys' nightmare NELLIE HAR fHK cry came across the floor: "It's too late!" The bandboys were a Sporting lot, really sweating it out. Their fans were an excited mass of enthusiasts. It was one of those exciting gatherings a packed hall of music lovers545 words
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Article98 1972-02-05 9 Coke tune top hit in Britain TiE makers of that well-known drink Coca Cola have got themselves happily mixed up in the hit parade business. The overwhelming hit, entitled "I like to teach the world to sing," now top tune In Britain, is adapted from the Coca Cola song "I98 words
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70 1972-02-05 9 IT was quite surprising that the crowds Jammed the National Theatre on Wednesday nlKht to hear the King of Jazz Duke Ellington and his Orchestra from the United States play here. The Immortal Jazz player also received a warm reception at the Troplcana.70 words
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Article, Illustration186 1972-02-05 9 ROYAL POLYNESIAN DANCERS COME FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE WITH people drawn from a bold cross-section of society from royal family to plumber the Royal Polynesian Dancers have done something no other dance team has ever achieved cut the ranks of society and the boundaries of five countries to gain186 words
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624 1972-02-05 9 Gerry de Silva - When the sound of music hurts the ears... Gerry de Silva ROCK: By IT was August 1964 when three secondary schoolboys gathered In a small wooden terrace house in Opera Estate. Their purpose: to form a guitar band. Being a neighbour and a fellow student I was invited to their624 words
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Advertisement330 1972-02-05 9 SALES MANAGERBUILDING PRODUCTS KUALA LUMPUR $2,000 Car Our client is a leading manufacturer of building materials in South East Asia with manufacturing plants In West Malaysia and Singapore. The Sales Manager will be responsible for sales of the products of a major division of the Company and will cover the330 words
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Advertisement26 1972-02-05 9 featuring •HEATHER THE THUNDERBIRDS •DOWNBEAT STRAY DOGS SUGIMAN JAHURnttft •AHMAD DAUD DANCERS >. NATIONAL THEATRE SUNDAY sth MARCH 2.oopm^JH^ TlCrvt 1 5> 55, $3 f $2. 4^^^^26 words
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Advertisement90 1972-02-05 9 Aiabu\ous^ea^ c aUt eS i t rdav. Januar 13 «A\ sunday- Febru ..«<;«jl|| k\ co-sp° osore jffjjl i VERECO /^T^\ TEMPEBED TAILE GLASSWARE FROM FRANCE! SHOCK RESISTANCE against Mows, scratches and chipping! HEAT RESISTANCE brutal transfer from heat to cold and vice versa! FOUR BEAUTIFUL COLOURS amber, blue, green and90 words
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109 1972-02-05 10 Labourer jailed a year for robbery OINGATORE, Fri. Labourer Balalah Elangkovan, 20, was today Jailed for a year for robbing a 61 -year-old gardener of $95 In cash and valuables, with three other youths. The others labourers Murugaya Rajendran, 16, Rasallngam Marimmuthu, 17, and hospital attendant Dass Manlam, 20 had109 words
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Article63 1972-02-05 10 SINGAPORE PH. Mrs. Hedwlg Anuar. director of the National Library. wl» B»ve a public talk on "Enjoying Biography" at the library's meeting room tomorrow at 3 p.m. The talk is the last In a serious of four on enjoying books organised by the National Book Development63 words
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Article52 1972-02-05 10 SINGAPORE. Prl A talentime show organised lor the 3.300 employees of the Texas Instruments tS) Pte. Ltd., by the company's recreation club Texins Association will be held at the National Theatre on Sunday at 7 p m. The MP (or Kallang. Inche Abdul Azli Karlm. will give away52 words
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Article, Illustration303 1972-02-05 10 RITA LOONG - RITA LOONG: By Singapore. Friday AN old Christmas card, a A faded snapshot and the j memory of a "frightened That's all that remained of a "correspondence relationship" between two 14 year- old penpals from Singapore and New Zealand303 words
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171 1972-02-05 10 Handicaps Club seeks donations for sale r- WK feel that Ipob •do*s not qualify to become a city unless certain imbalances are corrected. The population ratio is not proportionate among the races, and there is still a wide gait dividing bumiputras and non-Malays in the business sector of the to-171 words
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Article35 1972-02-05 10 Sub- Aqua dub dinner SINOAPORE. Prl. The Singapore Sub-Aqua Club will hold its annual dinner at Hotel Negara tomorrow. Members who qualified as divers during the past year will receive their certificates at the dinner.35 words
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293 1972-02-05 10 ARTHUR RICHARDS - Aid from Oregon to expand our flight kitchen ARTHUR RICHARDS: By Singapore, Friday THE Oregon trade mission said today that it would help Singapore expand its airport flight kitchen one of the largest in the world later this year. The leader of the 30member mission, Governor Tom McCall of Oregon293 words
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Advertisement112 1972-02-05 10 Sucticleverchtlips fln*f* T W jzJwz- V?^ B «i atO»V.v k -\i»t» i: j£T fW KbS Bb^>' V •V— S^V -iihJ^H^wtSk new styles (just arrived for the Chinese New Year 10 30 am. -7 p.m. daily till New Years Eve 51-52 (lower gr fl) TANGLM SHOPPING CENTRE TANGLIN ROAD SMGAPORE 10112 words
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Advertisement269 1972-02-05 10 newMoirfaffXimfort'Wigs A brilliant new technique the latest styles,complete comfort. At last, here's a wig that's cool and that fibres never get pushed through the cap comfortable to wear in any climate. The new during washing. Monfair *Comfort' wig. Made with the Try the new Monfair 'Comfort' wigs, in a revolutionary269 words
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162 1972-02-05 11 'Punish those who don't use overhead bridges' SINGAPORE, Frl a The MP for Telok Blangah, Mr. N. Govindasamy, today called for the enforcement of laws to punish jay walkers and pedestrians who do not use overhead bridges. He said people are still riskIng their lives and limbs by dashing across162 words
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Article62 1972-02-05 11 SINOAPORE. Frl. Four men were today charged in the First Magistrate's Court with raping a 13-year-old girl at ppnrtor F<\id on Wednesday at 11 p.m. They are Ooh May Ker. 18. Ng Teck Chua. 27. Urn Sze Hunt. 18. and Lee Chew Li. 16. who were62 words
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Article, Illustration146 1972-02-05 11 Taiwan— and a new beauty factor WE usually talk m "beauty plus brains" but the Chinese speak of "outer and inner beauty." So the judging went for Taiwan's first Miss Tourism contest which was held towards the end of last year to pick four beauties to represent Taiwan at the146 words
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279 1972-02-05 11 Call-up men may get early release to join varsity SINGAPORE, Friday NATIONAL Servicemen Joining the University of Singapore this year can be almost certain of premature release so that they will not miss the opening of the new academic year on July 3. This Is to ensure that they will279 words
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95 1972-02-05 11 TV Malaysia to screen more local films KUALA LUMPUR. Fri TV Malaysia will screen more of Its own drama films from next month, the Minister with Special Functions and of Information Tan Sri Ohazall bin Shane, said today. By March, TV Malaysia hope to screen 30-minute drama Alms at ieast95 words
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Article32 1972-02-05 11 BINOAPORE. Frl. Mr. Baey Yew Boon has been elected chairman of the Singapore Kenxene Dealers Association Mr Lee Hock Slang U the secretary and Mr. Ueln Kee Plan the treasurer32 words
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128 1972-02-05 11 Penang starts hunt for missing graduate SINGAPORE. Fri. Penang police have started a search in hotels an the island for clues that could help them find missing Oxford graduate John Granville Proby. Disclosing this today, a spokesman from the British High Commission here said: "The search was sparked off with128 words
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Article30 1972-02-05 11 SINGAPORE. Frl An Indonesian, fraid bin Saleh, 19 was jailed for two weeks today by a magistrate's court (or entering Singapore without a pass or permit en Wednesday.30 words
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Advertisement187 1972-02-05 12 MARCEL QUERCIA COLLECTION OF QUALITY FLAMINAIRE LIGHTERS IN GOLD NATURAL, WHITE OR DIAMOND CUT FINISH [^^^^^2 aaa^tik ■Wm *-u\ r Huifcii] 2 mm Bold, big with unusual features. J I^/if up instantly. J L FLAMINAIRE" Agents: Lim Seng Huat (S) Pte. Ltd. Jofe^ PLANNING FOR YOUR IV NFYTQALFQ B. m_187 words
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Advertisement413 1972-02-05 12 BL\I km I J V* i!l»1>t«L "j /M J I*, Wk^l\ _^a\Lf "^^at mt Br j tHHMMMI^nOReRiV^h^R* >A'V\\^Wv^^?vv^VvKwt -4 "*-awaa^R^K(^awam Friendliness and service 24 hours a day. New Cuscaden Room makes you feel you're in a private dining club. Privacy. Personal service. Superb atmosphere. Excellent food and wine. The perfect413 words
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88 1972-02-05 13 51 families agree to move out of state land SINGAPORE. Fri—Fiftyone Pulau Branl families agreed today to move out of the state land they had been occupying since Jan. 13. They gave this assurance In the seventh magistrate's court, where they were charged with unlawful occupation of the state land!88 words
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Article109 1972-02-05 13 Rotan for 'ang pow' thug SINGAPORE, *Vi. Mee seller Tan Huah Boh, 16, was jailed for four months todav and given four strokes of the rotan for extorting pre-Chinese New Year 'ang nows" from a shopkeeper. Senior Inspector M. Amaladass, prosecuting, told the court that Tan. with two others, had109 words
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Article169 1972-02-05 13 MP: Help police to combat crime SINGAPORE. Fri. The MP for Sembawang, Mr. Teong Eng Slong, said tonight that the Singapore Police Force should no longer be feared or kept at arm's length as In the past. This Is because the force had now been re-orlentated Into a citizen force169 words
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Article50 1972-02-05 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Wolfgang Nufer. export sale; director of Roland Offset Machine Company of West Germany, tuday visited several printing firms In the Republic, including the Straits Times Group. This Is part of a tour he is making of the Far East. He leaves for Malaysia tomorrow.50 words
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Article20 1972-02-05 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. Western International Hotels will hold a one-day sales seminar on Asian marketing at Shangri-La Hotel tomorrow.20 words
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193 1972-02-05 13 'No haven in S'pore for runaway Hong Kong textile mills' SINGAPORE. Fri. SOME of Hong Kong's textiles and spinning mills, hard hit by the British quota system and competition from government subsidised Pakistani yarns, are unlikely to find a haven in Singapore. Reports from Hong Kong said those mills were193 words
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356 1972-02-05 13 Forged shares case: Remisier for trial DPP: Fictitious persons he has a lot to explain SINGAPORE. Friday DEMISIER Ec Liang Cine, 41, had been a party to "the concoction" of 4(>,000 forged Kmpat Ekor shares, it was alleged in the First Magistrate's Court today. "Having delivered these forged shares in356 words
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Article, Illustration146 1972-02-05 13 STORE'S FIRST $10 SILVER COIN rllS Is Singapore's first $10 silver coin which will be in circulation before Chinese New Year. The coin hows an eagle an one side, and the Republic's coat of arms with Singapore's name in four languages on the other. A new five-cent aluminium coin has146 words
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97 1972-02-05 13 SINGAPORE, Fri. Lord Frederick Erroll. vicepresident of the London Chamber of Commerce, left Singapore today after a weeks stay to look Into the feasibility of setting up a firm specialising in air treatment and dust removal. Lord Erroll who Is chairman and director of several97 words
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Article493 1972-02-05 14 Northern Ireland is a hairtrigger away from civil war. The terrible prospect is that the trigger may be squeezed tomorrow. In defiance of the ban on all processions the Catholic civil rights organisation is to go ahead with a march through the border town of Newry, the scene493 words
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Article285 1972-02-05 14 The Philippines may introduce the death penalty in certain circumstances for drug pushers and the owners of drug dens. A bill to this effect is being debated in the Senate. That it was formulated by Government as well as Opposition Senators is a measure of the seriousness285 words
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Article224 1972-02-05 14 New nations which have been conten.' with reflecting proudly on past glories, have sometimes ended up with almost insuperable problems of the present and the future. The tasks of naticn building demand urgent and dynamic attention, even if in the process some bits of history have to224 words
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577 1972-02-05 14 HARRY MILLER - Will more blood be shed in Ulster this Sunday? HARRY MILLER By r ONDON Appeals from London to civil rights supporters in Ulster to think again over their proposed march in the border town of Newry on Sunday are apparently not being heeded and the smell of Irish martyrdom is577 words
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Article, Illustration1057 1972-02-05 14 ARNOLD TOYNBEE - Pawns on superpower chessboard ARNOLD TOYNBEE NEW TURN IN THE OLD WAR GAME By LONDON We are already engaged in a third world war. In terms of chess, only pawns have been committed so far. America and Russia are playing against each other with pawn-Israel and pawn-Arabs in the MiddleOFNS - 1,057 words
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Article, Illustration481 1972-02-05 14 HONRATIO CABIE - HONRATIO CABIE NOW GUAM AND THE MARIANAS By MANILA,- -The Philippines appears to have embarked on a new territorial quest its* second in the last seven years. With its claim to the East Malaysian state of Sabah still unsettled, the Philippines .has now turnedReuter - 481 words
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Advertisement93 1972-02-05 14 Countdown Watch AA®NCMAT®PSEC®ND enables you to count the seconds in an absolutely exact second rhythm Mondia top second is a new watch with flash for every second, to enable you to count the seconds in an absolutely exact second rhythm. Apart from this, it also has the customary second hand.93 words
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Article, Illustration498 1972-02-05 15 BELFAST. Friday pEARS mounted today that Northern Ireland could be heading for its second "bloody Sunday" in a row as Britain began ferrying troop reinforcements to the troubled Irish province. Despite pleas and warnings from the British Government, Catholic civil rights leaders In Northern Ireland defiantlyReuter - 498 words
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118 1972-02-05 15 EYSINS (Switzerland), Fri.— Three physicians have arrived in this Swiss village from Peking to visit Edgar Snow, the noted American author and friend of Chairman Mao Tse-tung. Mr. Snow is gravely ill a; Mi home following major surgery a month ago, aAP - 118 words
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Article39 1972-02-05 15 LONDON, Prl. Round-the-clock radio, now permitted since the Government lifted restrictions on broadcasting hours last month was firmly rejected by the BBC today. The BBC now ceases broadcasts f'-om 2.00 to S.30 a.m. Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article35 1972-02-05 15 NEW YORK, Pri. Volkswagen, the world's four.h-ranic-ing car producer, is running into increasing trouble and needs a drastic overhaul to turn a profit and regain its competitive stance. Business Week magazine said. AP.AP - 35 words
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178 1972-02-05 15 Author Monsarrat says sorry to judge I ONDON. Frl. Nicholas L Monsarrat. author of the best-selling book The Cruel Sea, apologised through a lawyer in the High Court today to a retired judge who heard his divorce case 20 years ugo. The Judge, Mr. Henry Cecil Leon himself a wellknownReuter - 178 words
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Article44 1972-02-05 15 MONTOENEVRE. Prl. Golfers teeing oil at this Prench Alpine report will play the first 17 holes In Prance and the 18th In Italy because of a recent adjustment to the border. Players will not have to carry nass ports.— Reuter fc*.Reuter - 44 words
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249 1972-02-05 15 Pakistanis in Britain citizens of the C'wealth LONDON. Friday PAKISTANI settlers in Britain will remain as Commonwealth citizens unless their status is changed by legislation. British Home Secretary Mr. Reginald Maudling said yesterday. Mr Maudllng was explaining the Implication of Pakistan's decision to leave the Commonwealth on the legal statusReuter - 249 words
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Advertisement285 1972-02-05 15 i flfc*} 1 you can go, \1 U"J" \Y^\vA PeOple are different nowadays. IjS^''' \H \Viu\\\ vl r\ L l^vlu They move about more. So TVs have to be different too. \L \\\\\nl I\\ X^ VV^W^^^ 1 Uke the Hitachi 89S 9 nch Portable. VuWll 1!• \I vO^Xl^vSU '7/^^\ lts285 words
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Article, Illustration248 1972-02-05 16 Suharto trip Down Under to mend fences IAKARTA, Fri.—Pre- sident Suharto is due to leave on Sunday on a historic visit to Australia described by officials here as a "bid to mend fences," following a deterioration in ties during the Soekarno regime. ThU Is the first visit by an Indonesian248 words
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212 1972-02-05 16 Making the sun shine all day— in 25 years IJOUSTON, Fri. 11 Rocket pioneer Dr. .Werhner Von Braun today predicted that in 25 years man would be able to control the weather, making the sun shine all day on some resorts and allowing rain to fall only at night. "YouReuter - 212 words
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255 1972-02-05 16 Hughes interview? Irving was with me, says Nina MIAMI, Friday. DANISH singer Nina said on TV yesterday she went to Mexico with author Clifford Irving in February last year and that it was "physically impossible" for him to have interviewed Howard Hughes during that time. "I was wltii Clifford almostReuter - 255 words
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Article88 1972-02-05 16 King gives island to kind couple SYDNEY, Frl.— The gen- erosity and kindness of a Sydney couple was rewarded today they were presented with their own tropical island by the King of Tonga. The Sydney ccuple are Dr. and Mrs. Walter Wearn of the outer Sydney suburb of North Rocks.Reuter - 88 words
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Article66 1972-02-05 16 NEW YORK. Pri. U Thant the former UN Secretary-Oen-eral was today named (or a US $50. 000- job as a senior fellow 01 the Adlai Stevenson Institute o! International Affairs in Chicago. His Job. which will begin th s spring, will be to analyse his 10Reuter - 66 words
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283 1972-02-05 16 Russia, China lash out at 'big bosses' ADDIS ABABA, Friday £HINA and the Soviet Union joined last night in stinging attacks on American and British policy in Africa, with China calling the two western nations the "behind-the-scenes big bosses" in areas ruled by white minorities. U.S. A m b aAP - 283 words
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Article, Illustration208 1972-02-05 16 CALISBURY, Frl. The Government has denied claims by the African National Council that 31 Africans were killed by police gunfire in last month's riots. Bishop Abel Muzorewa. leader of the council spearhead of African opposition to the AngloRhodesian settlement proposals told aReuter - 208 words
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221 1972-02-05 16 I LOS ANQEL£S. Fri. I rE CathoUc Archdiocese of Los Angeles plans to set up clinics to teach a natural birth-control method that a spokesman says is "safe, 100 per cent sure, and morally acceptable to the church." Called the "ovulation method," it has "made221 words
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Advertisement95 1972-02-05 16 jfcSv^ If you need power If it should be <^B *?M& S UrCC flcxibilit> _jr j^^v^^^Fy/ small and lij;hl /^^^^lBEKm 1 l I^ lt m n bonder with If you're on If >ou share things If you've got If you like it in writing the road a 10t *ith the95 words
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148 1972-02-05 17 BANGKOK. Fri. Former Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman traded his striped trousers for a saffron robe today and for the next month will live a quiet life as a Buddhist monk. "I won't even have time to read the newspapers since 1 wantUPI - 148 words
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159 1972-02-05 17 Thailand plays 'big role' in drug traffic IWEW YORK, Fri. A member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee last night described Thailand as the "biggest middleman" in the shipment of drugs from South-east AsiaMr. Lester Wolff said on his return from a two-week tour of South-east Asia that he wouldAP - 159 words
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250 1972-02-05 17 Stronger ties pledge by Moscow and Cairo MOSCOW, Friday £GYPT and Russia have reaffirmed their desire to strengthen their relations in the interests of peace in the Middle East, Tass news agency reported. This was the first announcement of talks yesterday between President Sadat and top Kremlin leaders. Before hisReuter - 250 words
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185 1972-02-05 17 GUILTY: THE DOCTOR WHO HAD SEX WITH PATIENT CHICAGO, Fri. A 45-year-old doctor was found guilty of sexually assaulting a 24-year-old model who claimed he Injected her with a drug that left her with "no muscular control." "I am just a little bit annoyed," Dr. James Middleton told reporters afterReuter - 185 words
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Article109 1972-02-05 17 MANILA, Fri. A local police chief and three wanted men were killed when a team of Government lawmen clashed with a notorious gang in Cavite Province. Police authorities identified the dead men as Chief Geronimo Juan, the gang leader. Eddie Poras and two suspectedAP - 109 words
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Article, Illustration80 1972-02-05 17 Missile muscle for Cuba |V A S H I N GTON. TT Frt. A Soviet OSA-1 missile carrying Bunboat being towed on the last stretch of its journey to Cuba. This picture, released by the Defence Department on Wednesday, was taken by a U.S. Navy reconnaisance plane as the boatUPI - 80 words
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202 1972-02-05 17 T^EW YORK, Fri. A teacher spent the night in Jail, handcuffed and forced to sleep on a board because she was US40 cents short of the railway fare. Miss Dolores Montez, 50. boarded the train on Wednesday not realising the tare wasUPI - 202 words
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Article45 1972-02-05 17 JAKARTA, Pri. A mother and child were killed when a landslide hit their home in the district of Pekalongan. central Java. Antara reported today. Antara said both mother and child were in the kitchen when the landslide hit their home.— AP.AP - 45 words
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Article35 1972-02-05 17 BUENOS AIRES. Fri. A policeman who tried to question a suspect on a railway station platform was pushed under the wheels of an approaching train and killed. The suspect was later arrested. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Advertisement131 1972-02-05 17 WIN A FABULOUS TRIP TO HONGKONG E BANGKOK! ENTER fefe POLAROID'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF CHILDREN PHOTO CONTEST. Just send in any number of Po'aroid Colour photographs of a child or children with a completed Entry Form and you could win one of these grand arizes: 7 tTwo return tickets to131 words
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Advertisement204 1972-02-05 17 C A $100 M SHOPPING S CENTRE PLAN $20 mil < Orchard > Road < (land deaH THURSDAY'S HEADLINE A quick sky-line survey by the Sunday Mail discovers a switch in building development—all the energies that used to go into putting up new hotels now go into multi-storey shopping complexes.204 words
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Article54 1972-02-05 18 Riverview Shell Hume F.E. Pan El RTS 5. Dredge Vlrea Chem. S. Land. Alcan Hume Prrf P.E.G.I. Merlin (M) (i. Lumber Kincs S Prop. $1.75 $3.46 $3.20 $069 $5.00 $0 98 $1.27 $1.85 $292 $3.02 $1.04 $0.60 $1.03 $1.35 .14 .12 10 -r.09 .08 .07 .06 .06 .06 .0654 words
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Article19 1972-02-05 18 tkt Semb. N I iil.ii hangri-La L.T. Pau $5.75 $6.00 $0.87 $1.05 $1.30 —.10 ~.10 —.03 —.03 —.0319 words
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Article23 1972-02-05 18 .r M Cement ity Dev. lerlin (M) Sufars 262.00 247.00 208.00 168 00 otal Turnover •elayed Prrcem. 2.7W »e: 24.123 words
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Article32 1972-02-05 18 rru. rco. i Industrials: 206.33 207.35 Hotels: 71.14 71.84 Properties: 142.73 144.14 Tins: 98.27 9851 > rubber*: 128.5* 128.96 Dec. 30. 1966 100 Dec. 31. 1»«8 1H t Dec. 29. 1962 1M32 words
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Article270 1972-02-05 18 THE Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore ruled generally steady with gains still accruing to most of the second line stocks. The support was particularly strong towards the close. There were a number of speculative features with buying interest coming mainly from the Malaysian270 words
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Article1068 1972-02-05 18 OID AND OFFIR PRICIt OFFICIALLY LItTIO AT TMI CLOM OF BUSINC»» IM TMt SINCAPORI AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADIHO IIOOMI OF TMI tTOCK EXCMAMOII BRACKETs" l yC*Tt'RDA f V Mt WtRI INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: All sections closed very steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange1,068 words
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Article1349 1972-02-05 18 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with Ihe number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACMA il) 185. (4) 1.85 D. .Mean (7) 181. (7) 182. (2) 1.83. di1,349 words
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Article127 1972-02-05 18 ISLAND HOTEL and Properties (Malaysia) continues In the red. For the year ended September group trading loss came to $141,508 against $171,395 for 1969-70. After Investment Income, depreciation and tax. the net loss reached $298,580 compared with $325,614. Accumulated losses carried forward amounted to $1.44 million against $1.13127 words
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Article363 1972-02-05 18 V SNEER Pro ducts has formed a new subsidiary in partnership with another company. Called Veneer Products Wood Laminates Parquet (VPWL), the company is 60 per cent owned by Veneer and 40 per cent by Hassanbhal Realty. VPWL was formed to acquire the entire assets of Malayan ParquetFloor363 words
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Article184 1972-02-05 18 TTHE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Feb. 4. Local dollars to one unit SELLING 111 MM; of Foreicn Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound 7 4150 7.3825 7 3700 Australian Dollar 3.4050 3 3625 3 3425 Canadian184 words
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Article208 1972-02-05 18 THK Straits tin price in Penang yesterday continued its downward drift with another fall of $1.2.") to $()17..")() per picnl OO an official offering down 40 tons to 240 tons. The foftness of the local market reflected the easier tendency of the overnight London metal market which208 words
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Article55 1972-02-05 18 B'pore (2) 177.40 173.90 (II Kxport price in non-sterling areas In U.B. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In Singapore dollars p«r tael. Thundajr Wadntiday tui (U.S. London 4S.0O 49.25 Balrut 4H.SO 49.5J HonKkong 50.90 49.7« Zurich 47. SOB 49. MB 48.208 49.708 P»ru 4S.O7 49 1155 words
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Article19 1972-02-05 18 FEB. 4. RIBBER: 87.50 cents (uncb). TIN: $617.50 (down ($1.25). Official offering 249 tons (down 40 tons).19 words
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Article111 1972-02-05 18 OHIHESE PROUUCC tXCHANCI, w IINCAPORC MOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YEJTEROAY Oconut O.I: bulk (42 s.-lier*. drum 144 sellers. C.»f«: Mixed cf.oii.i loose IK Com. (25 B. Ptpptr: Munlok ASTA while f.o.b. 100s NLW $1«T>2 sellera. Sarawak white f.o.D. 96' NI.W (1K7 tellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. 96';111 words
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Article33 1972-02-05 18 London copper prlres on Thursday (previous In brackets): Wirebar Spot buyer J419.00 (£421.50) seller £419 51) (£422.00): Three Months buyer £425.50 (£42*.Ou> seller £426.00 (£428.50). Market ten.: Steady. tales: 3.900 tons.33 words
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Article35 1972-02-05 18 In London on Thursday the palm 0:1 prices of Malayan 5 per cent CIF VK N European ports In bulk, iterllng per lonic ton Feb. March wai qur.ed at UK £77 sellers (unchanged).35 words
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Article385 1972-02-05 18 AFTER an unchanged opening the rubber market yesterday steadied at the outset on shortcovering and some position adjustments following a press report that the Malaysian Government was giving serious consideration to the exercise of control over rubber sales and exports. More sellers appeared at the higher levels reducing385 words
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296 1972-02-05 18 SHOULD Min Ngai Knitting Factory (Singapore) go into liquidation. shareholders will not be able to recover a single cent from their investments. This U the prospect It faces unless fresh funds of a sizeable amount are available Immediately. And this means Mln Ngal Knitting296 words
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Article405 1972-02-05 18 MELBOURNE, Fri. Industrial shares Improved further in moderate trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Mining shares were mixed and oils were fully firm on yesterday's levels. Philip Morris ..loved up SO cents to A$9 70 but sellers were asking $10 after the Increased profit announcement this mornIng. Dunlop,405 words
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Article225 1972-02-05 18 MEW YORK. Thurs The A stock mark»» recouped most of Its earlier losses but remained slightly lower In heavy tradIng at the close. The Dow Jones Industrials average closed at 903.14, off 2.71 on volume of 19.88 million shares. Yesterday's turnover was 24.07 million shares. Oalners trailed losers225 words
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Article148 1972-02-05 18 HONO KONO. Frl. The market opened quiet and dull with trading rather mixed all day but ended on a more bouyant note when HK S Bank London register hit HKJ242 with a fairly heavy turnover, caused by the firming of the price In London. This tended to firm148 words
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Article130 1972-02-05 18 'THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of US$25,000 and above. 1 mth 4\ to 4 7 If: 2 mths 4 to 5'; 3 mths 5 to 5 1 1 6 mths 5 7 16 to 5 9 16^ 9130 words
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Article203 1972-02-05 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 87.11 Wednesday 87 10 Week ago 86.75 RUBBERS Thursday 291.90 Wednesday 290.55 Week ago 293.67 OILS Thursday 298.81 Wednesday 300 G8 Week ago 298.30 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 489 1 Wednesday 491 .8 Week ago 495.5 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 903.15 Wednesday 905.85 Week ago 899203 words
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Article39 1972-02-05 18 On the fr«* •Itfuilg* mart* In Hooi Kong >ii(rnUy -tit Ul. &m»r wia quoted »t OOS12J for T.I. and 5 .57 for ink Ittritng wan quoted at 14 IH and w« U«l »f Md quoted «t39 words
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Article, Illustration371 1972-02-05 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. rpRIBUTE was paid today to the memory of the late Dato Loke Wan Tho and he was Riven the accolade of being "one of the greatest bird lovers of all times." The praise came from Mr. Woon Wah Siang. the chairman and managingdirector371 words
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288 1972-02-05 19 $13,700 gift for varsity's mushroom breeding plan SINGAPORE, Friday THE University of Singapore today received a $13,700 cheque from the Australian-Asian Universities Co-operation Scheme to buy equipment for its mushroom breeding research pro- Ject. It was presented by the Australian Deputy High Con.missioner, Mr. M. E. Lyun. to Associate Professor288 words
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Article80 1972-02-05 19 SINGAPORE. Prt. A mobile post office will operate in H«u C S rpa J" k "PPMlte Tanglln Hill Market from Monay from II an to 12 50 pm dally, exr'Pi on Sundays and public uoiHMya. Thf mobile post office at Met Ling street carpark between Bloc** 15480 words
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Article36 1972-02-05 19 SINGAPORE. Frt. Taxidri\ fr Yap Beng Seng, of Arab street, was fined 535 today for stopping his cab within JO feet Queen Street and Rochore Road junction at 7.60 p.m. on April 4. 186936 words
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Article47 1972-02-05 19 SINGAPORE, Frl. A total of 2,080 new accounts were opened at the Post Office Savings Bank last month, bringing the number of depositors to 555,978. Deposits exceeded withdrawals by $1.2 million during the month, bringing the total sum of depositors' credit to $92.4 million.47 words
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87 1972-02-05 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. All 1.200 students from Nfee Ann Technical College turned up for their examinations today "spick and span" in compliance with a college order that th 1 3 sporting untidy looks would be barred fr mi examinations. The examination clam.n was87 words
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Advertisement371 1972-02-05 19 For the first time in your region... Investment Conference 72 Singapore I I Eqjity investment is a maior contributor to the e-onomic growth of a country. Decision makers —this i s your conferen:e. You must take up the challenfj ti of the new e:onomic awakening of the Asian gi.int. If371 words
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Page 19 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous764 1972-02-05 19 On your TV and Radio '?M 5n B r nr C !i Pening Ih a p d H F u ce n l P r the Bimny D *°V™" Summary J.ll Majallah TV Arlen, Greta Gynt, Donald Flip Wilson «urtoS i nn «,l iZn«d a y'< Child m, <-t n764 words
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR-TWO PAGES TODAY
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209 1972-02-05 20 4 WEEKS-AND I HAVEN'T GOT HOSPITAL REFUND J Ql'ITE appreciate your reader Mr. S.O.S.'s complaint (S.T./Jan. 27) about the unreasonable delay in the settling of bills with the Thomson Road General Hospital. I too am experiencing the same trouDie. On the day my wife was discharged from the Thomson Road209 words
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Letter90 1972-02-05 20 rE big foreign companies which set up their bases in Singapore do not do so because they owe us a living. They do so because it suits their interests. The expats who come here to work do not do it out of charity to us. They flock here because our90 words
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Letter38 1972-02-05 20 also know that they invest primarily for their own benefit. This being the case, the Government must exercise stricter and better control by insisting that only the better-educated or experienced expats be allowed in. AN OLD TIMER, Singapore.38 words
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Letter94 1972-02-05 20 AS a commuter who uses West Coast Road on the way to Jurong, I notice that the roadside is shockingly dirty and untidily littered with Illegally constructed chicken and duck coops and broken down outhouses. This untidy area is situated Just beyond the 7J mile As government Is sprueUlf k94 words
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Letter43 1972-02-05 20 I REFER to 'Fllx" <S.T. Jan. ID who stated that Jesus Christ sported long hair. I would like him. and other misinformed people like him to know that Jesus Christ kept his hair SHORT <1 CORINTHIANB 11:14) like his contemporaries. CHRISTIAN. Slncapore 28.43 words
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418 1972-02-05 20 That miniature and why it's so important to Indonesia REFER to your editorial "Not so amnsing" (S.T. Jan. 10) and would like to acquaint you with the facts and motives |>eculiarlv Indonesian that spurred Mrs. Tien Suharto to proceed with her "Indonesia in- Miniature" plan. Although the project first met418 words
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Letter244 1972-02-05 20 I HOPE the authority concerned could take steps to reinforce or protect with netting the glass globes on lamp standards at public parks in the Republic, if they are of the same nature as those at the Paslr Panjang Park. On Sunday morning my son, aged six, was playing about244 words
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Letter96 1972-02-05 20 TMMEDIATELY behind the 1 houses on the west side of Happy Avenue Central ts a long, narrow strip of government owned land. On Jan. 18 squatters began construction of a house on this land. This house, already halfbuilt, obviously does not include any bathroom nor does It connect to any96 words
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Letter89 1972-02-05 20 DONT the health authorities realize that the burning of Joss paper causes air pollution and dirt Li the neighbourhood. ii Is a nuisance especially for those living In HDB flats becau.se the burning is always done along the corridors. The ashes are left to be blown into neighbours' flats. This89 words
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300 1972-02-05 21 AM an ex-serviceman. ai;"d 50, married with hildren, two of them schooling. I have been unemployed for the past one year and am in great financial difficulties. I was in the British Army irom 1941 to 1952 as a Locally300 words
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110 1972-02-05 21 [Lighting rates: Charges adjusted when meter read GOVERNMENT REPLIES I REFER to the letter from "Libra" (ST.. Jan. 19) regarding the lighting rates in estimated hills. During 1971 when the bi-monthly reading of meters was introduced, consumers' meters were not read for two months of the year. When this bi-monthly110 words
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Letter127 1972-02-05 21 However, the estimated charges are adjusted when the meters are subsequent, ly read. If there Is need for government tax to be adjusted, the adjustment will also be made. Your correspondent was under the Impression that because a consumer Is billed an estimated lighting charge, he would be charged the127 words
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Letter129 1972-02-05 21 I REFER to the letter ST.. Jan. 25) by 'Hands Tied" concerning a Public Health Overseer In connection with a case of Uttering. It is confirmed that Public Health Overseers are not given the specific responsibility of 11 eke 11 Ing litterbußs. However, in this case, the Public Health Overseer129 words
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Letter92 1972-02-05 21 I REFER to the letter by "Concerned Sister" under the caption "Before It's too late (S.T. Dec. 15t. Applications for admission to Trade Courses for the January 1972 intake are still being processed. Unsuccessful applicants will be informed individually through their home addresses as soon as possible before the term92 words
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Letter46 1972-02-05 21 VjnTH reference to the V" letter by "For Kong Joo" iS.T. Dec. 16) of Block 5. Tlong Bahru Road, the writer may also make use of the carpark fronting Block 26. Jalan Membina Batat MISS LIM PEK HONG. Public Relations Officer. Hi using and Development Board46 words
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Letter66 1972-02-05 21 I REFER to the letter headlined "Is This the Way for BRU Men to treat the Public?" by "Humiliated" (ST.. Feb. 4). Could the writer please furnish the date and time, and any other relevant information on this case to the i ndersigned (Tel. No. *****' Police Headquarters, Pearl's Hill.66 words
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Letter67 1972-02-05 21 WITH reference to the letter by Michael Ng (ST.. Jan. 27) an overhead bridge could not be constructed at Selegle Road/ Prlnsep Street near Dhobv Ghaut and Kirk Terrace as sufficient space is unavailable. However, the PWD will look into the possibility of adjusting the timing of the traffic light67 words
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Letter59 1972-02-05 21 REFERENCE Is made to the letters by "Angry Driver" (S.T. Dec. 13) and "Steven Mok" (S.T. Dec. 22) concerning hawkers in Pagoda Street. Numerous raids have been carried out and will be continued till the situation Improves. In addition, a static patrol Is now being maintained in Pagoda Street. MISS59 words
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91 1972-02-05 21 A PRIVATE dweUing house in Jalan Rindu. a residential area, has been converted into a business premise causing considerable Inconvenience to the entire neighbourhood. The house is being used as a ladles dress making factory. It has an electric motor functioning throughout the day91 words
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Letter43 1972-02-05 21 NOW that another crisis is upon us may I say that It Is the big hotels, restaurants and nightclubs which use plenty of water. The managements of these places have little or no control over wastage by customers T. C. SEOW, Singapore 14.43 words
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Letter, Illustration204 1972-02-05 21 NATIONAL THEATRE NEARLY RUINED DUKE'S SHOW AS a longtime Jazz fan and ardent admirer of Duke Ellington I was looking forward to hear the master live. The band and the Duke himself lived up to expectations, but in what setting? The accoustlcs In the National Theatre are so poor, that204 words
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Letter36 1972-02-05 21 f'ANT the authorities put i a stop to the hooligans who seem to take a perverse pleasure defacing the hours-of-collection time plate on the post-box In front of Block 97 Commonwealth Crescent. LEONARD MM. Singapore 3.36 words
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Advertisement362 1972-02-05 20 f(oseg/ar€ten (Importers Exporters of rose plants) It's now in Singapore. We have 250 worldwide varieties of rose plants for your choice. Fully acclijjj^o*^^ matized to bloom all year i|A round. Available in all <^flB shades of colours including white, red, yellow, blue, maroon, orange, pink and black |j etc. Visit362 words
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Advertisement334 1972-02-05 20 V NEW YEAR Wmw V¥l BIG BARGAINS 10% to 50% DISCOUNT U.P. NOW 48 Cotton Brocade $6 90 $4.80 56" Duplex Floral Cotton $4 80 $2.70 48" German Rayon Floral $4.00 $2 50 AND MANY OTHER ITEMS FREE GIFTS PURCHASE OF a I 1 carpet 12' 1 rva 3' 1»'334 words
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Advertisement154 1972-02-05 20 TSb <HOY <%-^ ■zffiik ORCHARD PIAZA I PTE ITD. ■fßkf'V:. INTERNATIONAL GOODS DEPARTMENT STORE ''^Ts&*P?' <Ofpa*f Orchard Tha»tr») H E&33fife l.Graac*rVad.2ndnoor.S(nBapore.o lai *****3 m H I Iff BualnaaiJfaura 030 a. m- »OOp mdady 19 JSSSSSs Inckiatv* Sundaya P»BW«»J'*J^=L- Ample obi parkin* fcrtllina STAR SPECIAL OFFERS (while stocks lasts) MEN'S SUITS,154 words
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Advertisement8 1972-02-05 21 ALL SIX JACKPOT COUPONS IN TODAY'S NEW NATION8 words
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Advertisement54 1972-02-05 21 \T^m^wtMmff f \\*HW r jfl^sfSJtsJl all AXIA T\ All i* i^i i f^, f^ J^J U Mm. m <*& > h V A I"* HI if IPIr ff fc9TlvOli hum- WM m yffitte&il >:S^H: '^3V^^^9 \W I nft V Ml %r lit I*l^+** s 7sikisßk Quality Beverages from Canada Dry54 words
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Advertisement497 1972-02-05 22 TELEPHONE MECHANICS BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED have vacancies for Telephone Mechanics in their Engineering Department. Applicants must have adequate training in electrical/communications principles and practice and should have a minimum of 5 yeors experience. They should be oble to carry out installations and maintenance of automatic telephone exchange systems497 words
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Advertisement376 1972-02-05 22 $1,200 -OFFSET PRINTER We require immediately the services of an experienced offset printer perhaps around 30 years old who wishes to advance himself financially. DUTIES: To act as printing demonstrator and adviser as well as salesman for a wellknown brand of offset machine as well as other printing equipment. EXPERIENCE:376 words
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Advertisement715 1972-02-05 22 PERBADANAN PEMBANGUNAN PULAU PINAN6 (PENANG DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION) PDC Permohonan2 ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada Warganegara Malaysia untok memenohi jawaUns berlkut:Nam» Jaw.lm KeUyakan dan Penfslaman (I) Pembantu Teknik (1) Diploma yang di-akui da- lam juiusan Kejuruteraan Awam. Maktab Teknik. Kuala Lumpur atau kelayakan yang sa-taraf dengan- nya. (11) Lulus dalam Bahasa M.i- laysia715 words
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Advertisement774 1972-02-05 22 THE WEST MALAYSIAN PALM OIL PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION (1971) PKRSM I w PENGELI AR2 KELAPA SAVVIT. MALAYSIA BARAT (1971) Invites applications (or the post ol EXECUTIVE SECRETARY The Association Is concerned with marketing of Malaysia's 4th largest and most rapidly expanding Industry. This Is a new post in a new Organisation774 words
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Advertisement1424 1972-02-05 23 LivEHPOOL AND O'm» U .K /CONTINENTAL PORTS. S'po'e Sails P S ham Penang UMifUS IMD'I, GU'-IOO Fit I Ft* II Fel 11/11 Frt 1J IPENOR 1 <«'p-oi. G mow Frt 11 Frt II Frt 11/11 Frt II H5»«ul» I «ernicl FM II Frt IT 1DI1STUS lenoes, Glasgow Mat I Mir1,424 words
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Advertisement1858 1972-02-05 23 i fnrnr% u^TnnTrnrrGT! BrHnBnrrm m vv TJ 1 wrw hit iJME :y VM- EXPHESS SERVICE TO LONDON LIVEWPOOt t CONTIHENTaI POUTS BENNEVIS CITY OF DELHI HimDur fc Singapore P S'ham Penang London Mar 11 Suit* II Ptft/FH t Rcttcrdxn Mar 22 Singapore P. S'nam Penang BENLOYAL HimbUfl. London. G'mth... CJJM1,858 words
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Advertisement1231 1972-02-05 23 FMTNIEHTIT EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST I SI N. Or .cms Bji' N York Penanj p S'ham Spore Djikarta Kingston MIMKON Im > Fll I Fit II Ft* 11 It* U Apr 17 BU»M» JM II JM 17 Ftl 21 Fll 17 Fit I) MM I l|i 2? MENESTHEUS1,231 words
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Advertisement897 1972-02-05 24 ML*— KAWASAKI K1SF.N KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Jatun Hongkong ETA Spore ETA P. Klang Fl Sb Mar.' I- Japan Persian Cult Service M |/"?"Si» c*ombo/Karach,, Muscat, Dubai, Abuflnab./ Kaa.kaoa Mar. DotiaBanrain Kuwait, Khorr/Basrah (poM.b.y Dammam) Japan; West Australia Lin* ETDF'manle ETASp«re897 words
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Advertisement847 1972-02-05 24 FOR NtW ZIALAND i P.nang P Slum Sißtaoore Laaliaf lan CARPENTARIA 1/ IFH IFH 11/12 FH Syd. Ljrtt. Wlon. Auck. CHAKDINA 22/22 Mar 21/24 Mar 2S/27 Mar W'ton. Lytt. o'dm. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE S neapore P. S'Harn Penan. laaliaf lar; UJU ii 11/11 FH 20 FH 21 FH Nagapattinani. Madras. iajuiA847 words
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Advertisement789 1972-02-05 24 la, NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. ==s^ (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 Smgaoori P. S*hant Penang Anmi: NEPTUNE TOPU Sit. 1111 1,12 F.I 12/14 FH B. bao 93. London 13789 words
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Advertisement704 1972-02-05 24 jjm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Mo.3OC.JIn. Ampanfl. Kuala Lu.npw fl i The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST /EUROPE SERVICF S.niaoore P S'nam Penanf Arrtftl: BUNCAMELDR if/IIFH 14/11 Ftl 11/20 t* H«r^ I^3 London 113 Htwrg 283 B'men 30 3 EUROPE /FAR EAST SERVICE Spore 26 ?S Feb HONG KONG704 words
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Advertisement599 1972-02-05 25 lor; uxio^ 0 !~HHHHNRNR 'Jl tU»0PE: Sinpeort P Kling Pcunf DESTINATION: "SOINECNNMORSK" 1J/1J Frt BoulofM. Antwerp. > "PMTiuNsim l««»" H/11 Frt IS/11 Ftl 11/14 Ftk Ani.erc. Amsterdam Rotterdam 4 H Duff i 'OSNOCOtSK 1/ 2 Mar II. 21 Fel 27 21 fit Antwerp. Amsterdam. Rotterdam i H'bur|. »cctnm tart* Bilbit.599 words
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Advertisement816 1972-02-05 25 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPN. BHD. In rrtpome to the demand* of Shippers in Singapore ond 1 Malaysia M.I.S.C. has frcat pleasure in announcing me introduction of a ■pacialiMd timber carrier m.v. "MARITIME STAR", .chadukd to lood at: Singapore: 12 16.2.72 Tonjong Moni: 18 21.2.72 P. Swettenha m 23 27.2.72 Penang:816 words
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Advertisement811 1972-02-05 25 \^k TANDO SHIPPING TRADING CORPN. lft^aaa^ S2A X iok A Stn Sil> (*P on Tah: *****0. *****9 ETA ETD DESTINATION MAN ON 7 Fab 10 Fab PHNOM PENH GLORY NO 3 10 Fab 12 Ftb SAIGON WAN CHANG 9 Feb 12 Ftb DJAKARTA n-C. Riiieiea Raai. Ut flaw, laaa M811 words
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Advertisement372 1972-02-05 25 Jl ROM. TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following projects:— (A) PROPOSED ROAD WIDENING AND CONSTRUCTION OF KERBS AT KRANJI AREA. PHASE 111. ELIGIBILITY: Civil Engineering $100.--000 and above. SHOWROUND: 10.2.72 at 10.00 a.m. Meet at Junction of Mandal Road and372 words
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Advertisement534 1972-02-05 25 P.W.D. SINGAPORE Tenders are Invited from P.W.D. Registered Contractors and from other suitable contractors for the following worksI) Sanlurjr InxUlUtloni and Drainage Worka In the City District. Sinfapor*. Sanitary Contractors above $10,000, <*k>atnc Dalr 18 272 at 1000 am 11l Sanitary Installations and Drainace Worka In the Rural District (K&ionc.534 words
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Advertisement658 1972-02-05 25 TBS. "STATE OF MADRAS" VOY; N(L Ofi 7-*"" AT x- ot EMBARKATION I Mil Satooß eh- n,,,,^ ||J# Bjn Bunk Deck Ctasm Paaarncrra g ajn. AU p^ng^ Celling by th« above vessel are hereby notlfleo that they should forward theli Bnd exc ba«««e for Ins pectlon and loading on 6-2-72658 words
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Article72 1972-02-05 26 TONICHT SHANGRI-LA HOTEL. Joan Booty's Model. proudly present Hilda a Fuahlon Fantasy featur.ng "Saber Air and Far East Travel Club and National's Snake Radio. Wigs by Clairol International. Makeup by DuHirrv. Shoes by Bala. Luggage by hamsonite and Lighting hy OE C Show aponsored by V A N Enquiries72 words
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Article75 1972-02-05 26 MM YOUR CONVENIENCE OIK TKLKI'HONK OPERATORS WILL BK I IS ATTENDANCE FROH S A.M. P.M. TODAY CALL fPORE *****1. ANNUAL SALE AT ANTOINETTE. DiHCount on all goods and many special reductions up lo 60-,. 22. Tomllnson Road T. I Spore *****7 HORIERIDINC ADULT* all levels. Join the Singapore Polo75 words
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Article106 1972-02-05 26 THE FAMILY of the late Mrs. Ong v,,i i, i,. 1,,. Lan Kiong Neo thank ih, Kiv. Seek Kong Poh and (he liuddhisl I'nion. relatives and friends for their condolences, wreaths, assistance, attendances, etc at the funeral on 3.2 72. WINC COMMANDER BRIAN WAN STALL wishes to thank the106 words
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Obituary227 1972-02-05 26 MR. GOEI KIM LIAN aged XI passed away peacefully on 32 72 at 69. Tnnjong Rhu leaving behind his l» ii.v.d wife Wee Ah Hoe, his helovcd sons Bill A Alex, daughters Helen. Alice A Mary, sons-in-law Thio Tlok Chusn. Ong Keng Seng A Seah Peng Chow, dau ;hter-ln-law227 words
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Advertisement469 1972-02-05 26 GINIRAL ADVirriSIMINTS ZZZTZTTZTTZZ MB**, em, 50 «.nt. a Minimum V 5» lot ;5 merdt sod Maasta 0 N «»m d M tor ti a~d, VEO II: Tun rldrat o Mr. Mm Yi-o Joo Chial to toy only child of Mr /Mm C.T Kf on 9 2 72. BETWIIN CMANC KUM469 words
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Advertisement925 1972-02-05 26 phone c.a.t.s. Tel *****1 rvn HOUSINC A DEVELOPMENT BOARD. Singapore invites application, from f- male Singapore Citizens for appointment as Jun or Telephone Operators. Appointees will be deployed to work In the Area Offices which are situated In the various Boards housing estates in Singapore. Applicants must have a pleasant925 words
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Advertisement864 1972-02-05 26 ANNOUWCIMiNT/WSONAL »o. Minimum V for 20 \oordt »I"S. 1 M.1.y.1.: SI SO a -rd. JUNIOR AUDIT CLERKS HSC. preferably with book-keeping knowledge. Submit application Indicating full details on educational qualifications. desired with ecent photograph non-returnable) o the Staff Partner. Goh. Tan. Foo A Kon. P.O. Box 3039. Singapore. APPLICANTS replying864 words
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Advertisement807 1972-02-05 26 WANTED IMMEDIATELY CLINIC Receptionist Nurse. Good English accurate typewriting essential. Knowledge bookkeeping advantage Apply with particulars Box A 4486 ST. stating dialects spoken. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES, would you like to earn a 4 figure income a month yourself either full part time, please write in confidence with tek phone numbers to807 words
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Advertisement989 1972-02-05 26 REGISTERED PHARMACIST required Box A 4462 8 T Singapore REAO THE SENIOR. Appointment Vacant in the Sunday Mall each week. PERSONAL DRIVER required by diplomats. Apply 16. Nasaim Road S pore 10. WANTEO Male Clerks able to type and preferably with driving ability. Apply PO. Box 1829 Established Company requires989 words
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Advertisement1021 1972-02-05 26 FURNISHED THREE BEDROOM FLAT at Patterson Road District 9 siiab.e lounge cum dining. air-con main bedroom refrigerator. $600 monthly Telephone Mrs Chen 3763*3 MOLLANO ROAD furnished airconditloned 2-storey semi-detached corner bungalow. 3 bedrooms, big garden, servant's amenities. Tel: B'pore *****3 after 1 p.m. FURNISHEO 3 BEOROOMEO TERRACE MOUSE at 61.1,021 words
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Advertisement1062 1972-02-05 26 DISTRICT t, furnished room with' without laundry Single lady <wo WANTEO FEMALE to share 2 bedrooms bathroom attached Oat dlst 10 Ring Miss Tan *****s 8 pore DIST. IS. STILL ROAD, g f. Prefi rIng. Rent $100. Tel *****0. Spore. 2-STOREV SEMI-DETACHEO (Deluxe Type Phase 9) Seletar Hills. Luxuriously Furnished.1,062 words
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Advertisement807 1972-02-05 26 HILLTOPS APARTMENT hlrh.r floor part furnished. Sale StlOwOM neit. Rent $1500. Vacant. llox A«MS B.T. 8 pore SERANCOON CARDEN 3-l*droom fur nlshed terrace house presently rented $330 pm. $43.0 mi App'y U. Porchester A\cnuc. S pore SINGLE-STOREY 1 BEDROOM BUN CALOW at Tosca Street S pore IS. 6,000 sq.ft. $90,000807 words
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Advertisement663 1972-02-05 27 w |j I v i \^y^^ I Ij i j w \\y k "sii dc^ I lj^ ont. from Page 26) Tuition «|IA DRIVING SCHOOL Morris 1000 djuieontrolled hourly S5 Cuaran- Extra k««on 84.'-. Failed UK. Car for ten (8'-. 13. Selede I'.ond. Spar*. Phone .***** 21 ITT. WANTED ixpihienceo663 words
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Advertisement847 1972-02-05 27 LIARN AT HOME a Paa* Enuu tloos: Singapore Correatoodence Hrhool offers Home Study Courwi < Typewriting. Shorthand. BookkecpIng. Correspondence. Secretarial Ihitm): Wrltt for detail* P.O. Bo* SIM FHIHCM BEGINNERS M* clUKI will open at Alliance Fruuur February 21at twice weekly 3 20 to 8 43 Knqulrlea to 1. 4 to847 words
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Advertisement755 1972-02-05 27 I SMARTER FLY CHARTER U». 1404/- BniM*U »«25/-. Lon N TC t32O'-. Lob Lm. Angeles $520 Lon —Toronto 1375 LOB. Ban. Francisco— $520. Lon.— Seattle/Vancouver— 1«0 International Air Entt rpri». 1st. Door. Bultc. 5. 21". Eut Coill Road. Tel *****7. HIV..?,!! LONDON MIA"HM0W DIRECT: Only »623 on VC10 or Tu7755 words
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Advertisement876 1972-02-05 27 rt« I liriCTINC TRICOLOR! MM tabby, glnicr malt kittens Absolutely no tick*. Only for fancier* Dtal *****8. P«t« for sal* FIDICRII ALSATIAN fUMIll Parent* imported U.K. Both winners Int. prlies in recent Do* Show. air* obtained C.C. Tel: 3735V6 3709*6 8 port 10 WIIKI OLD Champion Bloodline Dobermann pupple* available876 words
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Advertisement995 1972-02-05 27 jackii ihobs> run r*n«a \wn faabMn »t competitive pries). Op**) Sunday. 10. Orchard Road WNI 8 pore. TBAK SITTING ROOM: WM k Itches) and bedroom furniture; also t h.p aircond. loner, carpet* Telephone ■rant. tTOCK CLEARANCE SALS ot U*»<1 T.V. Mt. M" T.V. table 1290 10" 1200. 6 month* old995 words
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Advertisement1138 1972-02-05 27 LIFT MANO DRIVI MrrmW 230 MM 196* Unuii Riimlinwnl. bHMIhl red upon onry $9,000 or .OKklcr trad* lor neru hand drtve FtKHH S'pore *****) UNDIDIIll YOUR MIX OR 1 --.I bo<1y protectloa. I'Mxnal Can Service station, opposite c: it. Tana Orchard Road. Trl: ******. IMS AUSTIN 11OO MX paintwork. uphoUtrry.1,138 words
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Advertisement984 1972-02-05 27 AT TOUR MOM! Remedial miun> Manipulative and Exercise Therapy by qualifies Physical Tharapiet with UK. diplomas. Sylvia Oan LC.I.P (Phya (S'pore) S«12«. MARTINA'* SALON 11 A. ..Ml mill 11 Circle). Mimn Saunabath barber Complete gentlemen grooming by IrmirvKl lady attendants Ring (8 per.- irmi VIOLET'S SALON M Tb* Kill* Salon984 words
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Advertisement790 1972-02-05 27 Wbir* to May (M'aU) IMAM i HACK MtTIL. Tan Jon r Krimi For r«a*rvatioo nm T«n »n« Kfllnt Ml and »1 C«M» srrnh ala'acea Curry lunctt aervrO v»ry Subdajr. PALACI fcOTIL Ml Jalan Munam Abdullah (Town Centre) lat riau HoUl with moderate charjei For reMrvatloo. nn| 511S S11S. Malacca. riMiri790 words
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Advertisement497 1972-02-05 28 YWv PULAU AVER CHAWAN W*> REFINERY requires an EXPERIENCED MECHANICAL ENGINEER We require a man with considerable experience in repair and trouble-shoot-ing of pumps, compressors and turbines. He must also be. able to operate various machine tools and other shop equipment. Preference will be given to Singapore Citizens with Mechanical497 words
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Advertisement596 1972-02-05 28 fMfHPI ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING myliSl (S) PTL LTD. Due to the compony's exponsion in Singapore the following new positions ore now available in our Jurong foctory. ESTIMATORS: Experienced in the estimating of electrical controcts ond switchboard monufocturing. Applicants with technical qualifications will be given preference. DRAUGHTSMEN: Exp<- »need electrical design draughtsmen596 words
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Advertisement741 1972-02-05 28 Emms ELECTRONIC MEMORIES MAGNETICS PTE. LTD. Cne of the woild's largest producers of computer memories is rapidly expanding and needs: PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS Applicant should possess at least H S.C. qualification with supervisory or teoching experience. This position requires o person with a mature outlook ond on ability to motivote people.741 words
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Advertisement689 1972-02-05 28 QUALITY ASSURANCE MANAGER DESIGNATE A well established manufacturing company wllh overseas affiliation seeks suitably qualified Qiclity Control Personnrl tor tlie above appointment. Applicants should have the following deMrnble Qualifications:- A relevant tertian' education preferably with engineering background. One to three years similar experience In a manufr.cturins company. Ability to communicate689 words
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Article174 1972-02-05 29 PJEFENDING champions Sele- tar will meet Warren in a key SGA league golf match at Seletar course tomorrow. Seletar won the championship last season for the first time when they ousted Keppel, the former champions. Seletar are determined to retain their league title. They c"t off174 words
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Article71 1972-02-05 29 HONOLULU. Frl. Grelr Jones, Dave Elchelberger and Bob Murphy carded seven-under-par 65's to tie for the first round lead ln the US* 200.000 Hawaiian Open golf tournament here yesterday. Six others, Including New Zealand's John Lister, were tied on 66, while Arnold Palmer led another large71 words
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Article47 1972-02-05 29 SWISS Cottage Secondary School edged Whit ley 2-1 ln extra time to win the Buklt Tlmah School* C division soccer championship at Parrer Park yesterday. The score at full-time was 1-1. In the nght for third place Anglo Chinese beat Ahmad Ibrahim 3-0.47 words
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Article, Illustration341 1972-02-05 29 S'pore bid to get Agostini for the GP QIACOMO AGOSTINI, the Italian "Prince of Motorcycles" and 10 times World champion for the 350cc and 500cc classes, has been invited to compete in the Singapore Grand Prix at Upper Thomson Road from March 30 to April 2, reports JOE DORAL Agostinl,341 words
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187 1972-02-05 29 S'pore to stage 'Games' for govt servants SINGAPORE and Malaysia have agreed to start a new international Government Services Games series from this year, with Singapore organising the first in April or May. 1 The events are soccer. rugger, hockey, badminton and golf. Thailand has been Invited to take part187 words
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Article76 1972-02-05 29 3-GOAL NIK IS MATCH WINNER KOTA BHARU, Fri. Inside-left Nik Wahid netted all three goals in a 17--minute second half spell to help Kelantan score a 3-0 win over Armed Forces in a Malaysia Cup soccer match here today. Wahid scored in the 55th, 61st and 72nd minutes, when Kelantan76 words
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Article88 1972-02-05 29 Ten teams will compete ln the SHA Under- 23 knockout hockey competition for the M. S. Menon Cup which begins on Friday. They are Khalsa, Special Constabulary, Combined Schools. SRC. Ceylon Sports Club, Sembawar.g Shipyard, Police, SAFSA A 1 SAFSA 81,B 1 and Jansenltes. The fixtures:88 words
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Article48 1972-02-05 29 JEBSEN and Jessen beat OCBC 2-0. with goals by A. Pons and Kong Aun. ln their SBHFL Div. 3 quarter final. They will now meet either Hume or Esso. Singapore Tobacco beat Chartered Bank 5-2 ln their match at Parrer Park on Wednesday I48 words
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Article91 1972-02-05 29 TANJONG KATONG Girls School became winners of the Katong District Schools B division badminton championship when they overpowered Dunearn Secondary School 4-1 ln the final at Chal Chee yes- 1 terday. RESULTS (Tanjong Katong first 81m Sal Tlong lost to Tan Chor Klang 6-11, 9-12. Rublnder91 words
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Article78 1972-02-05 29 ADELAIDE Pri. Adrienne Beames. 29-year-old Australian, ran 10.000 metres ln 34mln Ssec here, claiming it at a world's best time for the distance by a woman runner. Miss Beames ran ln a special event against men. There Is no recognised women's World record for this distance78 words
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Article198 1972-02-05 29 New man fails to halt goal rush ST. JOSEPH'S goalkeeper Liv V/al Fji had a day off yesterday as his team romped to a 10-goal victory against Thomson Secondary in the City District Schools "A" division soccer championship at Thomson Road, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. Liv had practically nothing to do198 words
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Article90 1972-02-05 29 T ONDON. Pri. Sam Doble. Moseleys prolific scoring fullback, on Saturday broke the individual scoring record for an English Rugby Union season when he kicked three penalties for his club to makr hu seasons tally 397 points. He helped Moseley to beat Waterloo 21-« in the match90 words
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Article18 1972-02-05 29 SINGAPORE Sub-Aqua Club will hold its annual social and dinner at Hotel Negara tonight at 8 p.m18 words
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Advertisement558 1972-02-05 29 UUI PKHTAMAN MALAYA. MKMASI'KI KOI.IJ PtRTAMAN MALAYA Bagi Tahun Pengajian 1972 73 Permchonan2 adalah dlpelawa darl chalun2 yang berkelayaDtttk memasuki Kolej Peitbntan Malaya bagl menglkutl salah IT) Kursas2 dibawah Ini KIRM S DIPOMA PLRTANIAN Chalun2 mestilah me.uiliki se-kurang2nya Pangkat Kedua ivlujarun Malaysia. Sijil Seberang Laut dengan lulus perkara2 :ikut dalam558 words
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Advertisement840 1972-02-05 29 SARAWAK ELECTRICITY SIPPLY CORPORATION MIRI POWER STATION SECOND EXTENSION CONTRACT NO. 154.' 10 CIVIL WORKS i Tenders are Invited from suitably qualified contractors for Uie Civil Works associated with he extension to ML1 Power I station at Pujut near Mlrl I Sarawak. The work comprises a 5 bay ■xtenslon lapprox.840 words
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Advertisement704 1972-02-05 29 TENDER NOTICE CoaslnicUoa of Mill SUIT quarters TENDERS are invited from contractors who have undertaken works of equivalent magnitude or registered with the P.W.D as "Class B" contractors for the construction of the following: a units of Division I 7 units of Division II 13 units of Division III 52704 words
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Miscellaneous121 1972-02-05 29 ATHLETICS SAAA Friendly RUGBY SRU League Dlv Cross-country (MacRitchle) 1: Amuk PW 8<jn v 8 RAR HOCKEY SHA Under 23- (Dieppe 2). 41 8qn RNZAP v SAFSA "A" v S. Constabulary BTU (Tengah 1»; Admin 8pt (Thomson Rd). Coy RNZIR v 8CC (padang). SOCCEft Priendlles: PARC nS™"* »*> "Sf" £2121 words
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511 1972-02-05 30 LONDON, Friday I1VERP00L and Leeds United, two of the giants of English soccer, meet tomorrow in a match that dwarfs all others in the Fourth Round of the English Football Association Cup. Liverpoois Anfleld stadium will be filled to its 54,000-capaclty lor this repeat511 words
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Article169 1972-02-05 30 Malaysia is doing right: Cramer KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Malaysia U going about the correct way In It* preparation for the Olympic Uaates soccer tournament at Munich in August. This is the opinion of West German Dettmar Cramer, who coached the Malaysian team for the 1967 Merdeka tournament. Cramer commended Malay169 words
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Article325 1972-02-05 30 Schenk gets his first gold medal SAPPORO, Fri. Triple World record holder Ard Schenk of Holland today scorched to victory in the men's 5,000 m speed skating event first leg of his bid to win four gold medals at the Winter Olympic Games here. Schenk. 26-year-old farmers son. held a325 words
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Article71 1972-02-05 30 THE Wolters Travel Bureau hockey team will open their twomatch tour of Singapore against SRC on the padang at 5 p.m. tomorrow. SRC's team will be from: Ng Hoi Kan. Roily Villimi. B. Wtdgery. KulUr Singh. M. Nunis. Azlan KhalU. D. Nonis. Heng Fook Pow.71 words
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Article69 1972-02-05 30 CAPPORO, Fri. Several members of the Canadian team to the Winter Olympics today made nublic their like or dislike of International Olympic Committee chairman A very Brundage. They paraded at the Games opening ceremony uitli "I like Brundage" stickers on the seats of their pants. However, theirReuter - 69 words
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294 1972-02-05 30 Chris wins but sister Jeanne, 14, is out FORT LAUDERDALE. Fr. Chris Evert, the 17-year-old 1 xal star, ndvanced to the t'nrd round of the US$25OOO v. international tennis tournan ent, but her "giant killer Jeanne. 14. was b<-at< n Chris beat West Germ nj Helga Masthoft 6-2 6-1 MvMaathoff,294 words
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Article89 1972-02-05 30 KINGSTON. Fri. The New Zen land iriclceters scored comfortable 104-run victory over i West InCies University in the opening mutch ol their Carib- bean tour here yesterday The Nev,- Zealuuders made 238-3 in the one-day 40-over game and '.he home team mail.--132-8 Backbone of89 words
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Advertisement149 1972-02-05 30 For loving husbands only. ■■■SB Sanyo single cooker. Ring Burner HP 30 Model GC 1A with automatic ignition p^ Usual Price $53 00 Usual Price $51.00 Package Price*- $2700 Package Price* $33.00 w "*"3Bp Ring Burner HP 20 Kalo double cooker Usual Price $107 00 Package Price*- 67.00 Package Price*—149 words
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Advertisement355 1972-02-05 30 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I. JOSEPH CHARLES ALFRED NELSON VERMETTE of No:--4-D Holland Park Flats, Singapore 10, have applied for a Public House First Class licence in respect of premises No:- 50 Collyer Quay (Neptune Theatre Restaurant) Singapore, and that this application will be heard in the Court355 words
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Article, Illustration111 1972-02-05 31 Kind Heart looks due for a break RACING WITH EPSOM JEEP KIND HEART, runner-up in his last two outings, should get his winning break in Race 5 at Ipoh today. He is an improving young stayer and well bred, being by i Speedy Achillean should score over 5Jf in Race111 words
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Article, Illustration1341 1972-02-05 31 lIII.LEAN: Speedy. will take lot of catching over 5Jf: with 8.11 to Our Choice 1 8 12 1 aft i-r making most of the running in Div. 4 6f race at Itxjh on Dec. 11. .sent over 7f at Bt Timah on Jan. 15 and did well1,341 words
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Article, Illustration1868 1972-02-05 31 GOING FORECAST: Good ■tfJ-MM 2.30 CLASS 5. DIV. 3 SJF 3 a »4aU B sflLHi ($6,000 $4,200 to winner) 1 ***** ALINA riirl.li-i v.intMin I 112 (-2) Asuwadl 1 J URGENT RATE g I PT MNaaß) R Hi., ik. I, m 4 8.11 (ud •Raaak 10 4 43501,868 words
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Article62 1972-02-05 31 LONDON, Frt.— There were no surprise absentees when the entries (or the Cheltenham Gold Cup Steeplechase and Champion Kurdle *ere announced yesterday There are 27 entries (or the Gold Cup, to be run over three miles, two furlongs and 76 yards on March 16. and62 words
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300 1972-02-05 31 GYPSY BANK SHINES IN 3F TRACK TRIAL GYPSY BANK underlined her chances in Race 1 at Ipoh tomorrow with a splendid gallop yesterday. Sprinting from the 4f, she ran the last 3f in 39 2/5 on the bit accompanied by Charlie Brown. Showman V, The Joker and Entertainer VI provided300 words
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Article, Illustration475 1972-02-05 31 HARRY MILLER - A killer is let loose in the boxing ring HARRY MILLER From I ONDON, Frl. A convicted murderer was among the fighters in an international boxing match between the United States and Britain here last night. He was Bobby Lee Hunter, who has been let loose on parole from South475 words
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Article61 1972-02-05 31 SAO PAULO. Prl. Italian Bruno Arcari was warned hert last night he could be stripped of his World Boxing Council junior welterweight title unless he defends it against Brazilian Joao Henrique before the end of March. Ramon Velazquez Mexican president of the WHC, said Ar:arl had been ordered61 words
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Advertisement43 1972-02-05 31 t^^ I S ETA M l^kw We congratulate ketan Department Store on their Official Opening and are proud to have supplied and installed the complete wallcladings. Sun Screening and Ceiling systems. HUNTER DOUGLAS Sot* Franc**** Distributor: tT» AUSTASIA INDUSTRIES 282-J.PayaLtbarßo«d.Smgapor«l4.l«l ***** 3 fcnaw43 words
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203 1972-02-05 32 Petrol bombs damage railway office DUBLIN, Fri. Petrol bombs flung by anti British demonstrators badly damaged a British Railways office in Cork during the night, polire said today. The Cork demonstration by more than 1,000 people was the first major attack on British property In the Irish Republic since aReuter; UPI - 203 words
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Article147 1972-02-05 32 GRA VE NEW PHASE IN COAL STRIKE lONDON, Fri. A foura week old walkout by Britain's coal miners entered a gra\e new phase today with the death of a picketing striker and signs that the Government may be planning to declare a state of emergency. Furl stocks were reported lowAP - 147 words
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Article, Illustration343 1972-02-05 32 K.S. SIDHU - Family moves out after mystery roof crash K.S. SIDHU: HAUNTED?— HOME WHERE POLICE DUG UP SLAIN MAN'S BODY By- Singapore, Friday A FAMILY have quit their two-storey terrace home bec&itte they have never known a moment's pence ever since they bought and went to live in it live years ago.343 words
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Article38 1972-02-05 32 VIENNA, Frl. Soviet and American negotiators in the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT) here today announced progress on a number of issues and siild they had agreed to resume negotiations in Helsinki on March 28. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article35 1972-02-05 32 SANTA DOMINCO. (Dominican Republic). _-n. m.ijr George Scott and actress Colleen Dewhurtst have been divorced for the second time. The couple split uo In Mexico in 1965 but remarried two years later. AP.AP - 35 words
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Article31 1972-02-05 32 LONDON, Frl. Lord Carrlngton. British Defence Secretary, and Mr. Dum Mintoff. Maltese Prime Minister, are likely to hold further negotiations in Rome on Monday. British officials Mid today. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article35 1972-02-05 32 HONd KONO. Fri. A full marine court will start to take evidence on Tuesday on the fire which destroyed the former luxury liner Queen Elizabeth last month, a Government spokesman said today. UPI.UPI - 35 words
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Article35 1972-02-05 32 LONDON. Fri. The House of Commons will hold a threeday debate from Feb. 15-17 on the second reaoing of a Bill endorsing British membership of the European Common Market, the Government announced today.35 words
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Article32 1972-02-05 32 LONDON. Fri. If British children behaved as well as Asian Immigrants Britain's crime problem would be less acute. Lancvshtre's Chief Constable, yesterday told a parliamentary committee Investigating race relations. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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203 1972-02-05 32 Tun Tan's surprise visit to Rubber Exchange KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Finance Minister, Tun Tan Slew Sin, today paid a surprise visit to the Malaysian Rubber Exchange to study its operations and see how its power could be widened. He was accompanied by the Primary Industries Minister. Haji Abdul Taib bin203 words
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Article27 1972-02-05 32 MOSCOW. Fri. President Sadat left Moscow today after two days of consultations with Kremlin leaders on the critical Middle East situation. AP. (See Face 17)AP - 27 words
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Article28 1972-02-05 32 BRUSSELS, Frl. The United States and the Common Market tentatively agreed today to start world-wide negotiations next year to break down barriers to world trade. AP.AP - 28 words
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Article379 1972-02-05 32 LONDON. Frl. The Mock markrl (1....-.I qulrtly li.vvrr Kxlay. rrllrctina At 3 p in. Ih. Financial Timrt Imlrx M down 3.0 at 4t6.1. Loiin nnmrq Ira.lino Imiintriah cli.l not r»r<~tl two prnrr. HAT* wa» olf 50 •«-n<f in rrnrtlnn to IK mulls whll* i.l.ivo rratrd an earlier fill379 words
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Article31 1972-02-05 32 LONDON. Fri Spot buyer. Cl4OO (—£2). «rllers (1401 (—£sl Forward buyers (1409 <—U). srllrrs CI4IO (—(3 l. Settlement £1404 I C2>. Turnover am to tons pm. 240 tona. Tone: Enter.31 words
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Article58 1972-02-05 32 LONDON. In. Spot 13 50. Settlement March 13.70. April 13.90. April June 14 10. May 14 10. July. Sept 14 75. Ot Dec. 15.15. Jan./ March 15 55. April June 15 95. July' Sept. 16 30. C>.| Dec. 14.45. Jan March 16 60. April June 16.50. elf. Fro 1358 words
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214 1972-02-05 32 Over 100 Red camps captured by Thai forces BANGKOK. Fri. More than 100 communist camps all over Thailand have been captured and destroyed by Government forces since last December, Gen. Praphas Charusathien. Deputy Chairman of the rulinc National Executive Council, said today. Speaking at a press conference. Gen. Praphas saidReuter - 214 words
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Article95 1972-02-05 32 Sato: I may quit after May npOKYO. Frl Prime A Minister Eisnku Sato Indicated yesterday that he might quit office after the current session of the Diet (parliament) ended in May. Mr. Sato said in answer to a question at a press conference that he would not resign leadership of95 words
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Advertisement62 1972-02-05 32 162LHS«»« Availabteat; METROTEX It* bwerv Ml Orcrord Sood, Sngopce METRO tuMiMi StfMn* Hxat fWvrg feod Sngopore Q NUMBER PLATES ■■j.vixj for Motor Vehicles M'i'rafM Un quality Number Plates from the manufacturer of the largcit range in the U.K. and ensure prompt deliveries. Send >our requirements for •amplei and price* to62 words
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Advertisement179 1972-02-05 32 Internationally Known Jewellers S.P.H. DE SILVA (H.K.) LTD. welcome you to Their New Singapore Branch at G-1 3, Tanglin Shopping Centre Tel: *****8 Specially flown out for this new branch is an exclusive range of high class jewellery by world renown craftsmen from [long Kong, Ceylon, Italy, U. X., and179 words
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Miscellaneous12 1972-02-05 32 The weather WEATHER outlook for Singapore from 6am. to noon today: Pair.12 words
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