The Straits Times, 26 October 1972
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Title Section24 1972-10-26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 377624 words
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Article215 1972-10-26 1 T hits new low Britain's economic— i problems blamed LONDON. Wednesday THE pound sterling fell to a record low today. Sterling's dollar rate dropped by one-and-a-half cents to USf2L3S7Q within the first hour of trading here this morning but picked up to The early fall took the currency down fromReuter; AP - 215 words
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Article30 1972-10-26 1 ODERZO (Italy). Wed. Three youths died and nine were seriously HI in hospital after drinking homemade liquor from mountain roots at a party here, police said today. Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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135 1972-10-26 1 Rubber goes up, down, up and down again in nervous market KUALA LUMPIR, Wed. The sinking pound caused nervousness on the rubber market today, leading to wild fluctuations in the price. The market opened on a cautious note with offers at 111 cents a kilo and steadily moving up to135 words
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Article61 1972-10-26 1 BANGKOK. Wed. A Thai army helicopter was shot down and another damaged by ground (Ire from communist guerillas about 70 miles southwest of Bangkok, police sources said today. They said the fate of eight police and soldiers aboard the the downed chopper was unknown. Five personsUPI - 61 words
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Article29 1972-10-26 1 BUVA (Fiji), Wed. Hurricane Bebe rampaged through the Fiji islands today leaving at least 13 people dead. 100 injured, and at least 3.000 homelea*, police said UPI.UPI - 29 words
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Article24 1972-10-26 1 TAIPEH. Wed. T»lw»n U on the way to becoming the world's leading exporter of bicycle* with a one-mllllon-untt record this year UPI.UPI - 24 words
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Article167 1972-10-26 1 Army seizes its own (nudie) mag- BANGKOK, Wed. —The Thai Army Command ordered today the seizure from news-stands of the latest issue of its own monthly magazine because of several nude pictures and erotic articles. Army sources said Deputy Commander in Chief Gen. Kris Sivara was redfaced with embarrassment whenAP - 167 words
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Article117 1972-10-26 1 rpOKYO. Wed. The X Government today sent a third mission to aid Philippine officials In their search for a World War Two Japanese straggler holding out In the Jungle of Lubang Island. The mission seeking former 2nd Lt. Hlroo Onoda consists of Onoda's sister,AP - 117 words
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223 1972-10-26 1 LESLIE FONG - SULTAN GOES ON BUYING SPREE IN LONDON LESLIE FONG London, Wednesday By THE Sultan of Selangor today ordered a Jaguar XJI2, billed by the British press as the world's most soueht after car, a Mercedes Benz 350, a Panther West Winds sports car, a Highwayman motorised caravan and a Crayford223 words
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Article, Illustration1834 1972-10-26 1 JOSEPH YEO - Day's jail, $4,000 fine for ex-DPP JOSEPH YEO BEFORE ME TO CONCLUDE TO THE CONTRARY...' QUERY DID NOT REFER TO OFFENDING PORTIONS... By LAWYER Isaac Paul Ratnam, HO, was jailed yesterday for one day and fined" $4,000, or 15 months' imprisonment, for instigating the manager of the Kuala Lumpur branch1,834 words
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Article305 1972-10-26 1 NixonThieu talks to end war? W A S H INGTON. TT Wed. A summit meeting between President Nixon and President Thleu might bo necessary before a settlement can be reached In the Vietnam war, diplomatic observers said today. The tough line taken by President Thleu In a policy speech yesterdayReuter - 305 words
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Article40 1972-10-26 1 UNITED NATIONS. Wed. The United Nations has awarded a contract to a consortium of Dutch. German. Japanese and Singapore salvage firms to clear the harbour of Chalna. in Bangladesh, obstructed by sunken wrecks, it was announced today. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article38 1972-10-26 1 KAMPALA. Wed. Pre&ident Idi Amin, now resting in Nulagu Hospital here, today said he wanted to remain on friendly terms with Britain and would not take Uganda out of the Commonwealth. AP (See Pa«e 15 1.AP - 38 words
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Article34 1972-10-26 1 NEW YORK. Wed. Buoklyn District Attorney EugeneGold has disclosed that detectives have served a grand jury summons on ailing Carlo Gambino. alleged to be the Mafias "boss of all bosses UPIUPI - 34 words
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Article36 1972-10-26 1 L-BOMB FOR NIXON JERUSALEM. Wed. Israeli explosives experts today defused three deadly letter bombs addressed to President Nixon. Secretary of State Mr. William Rogers and Defence Secretary Mr. Melvin Laird, police reported. AP. (See Back Page)AP - 36 words
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Advertisement171 1972-10-26 1 BECBIVBD C\CT 1Q79 "'BAH Sir S 7^Ps^ Rfc~£sk yout best. V O/ plus Professional I +e^l s*" 1 y° ur W seeing ability. Sine* 1929 DAH SIM OPTICAL HOUSE S2S, Ntrtt BrMfi tm, Ufis«r»-7. (Hut DMr lIEON TIUTK) iiiis>M«' mn. I Thefts at airport: Seven arrested Page 17 QUICKER Issue171 words
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Advertisement23 1972-10-26 1 THE GOOD TIME AIRLINE: HONGKONG 14 FLIGHTS A WEEK W_* DAILY AT 935 A.MJ2.4OP.M rtong Ifengi dac&my ortne CATHAY PACIFIC »m tm »*»'«i>23 words
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Article, Illustration1655 1972-10-26 2 CHIA POTEIK P.M. RAMAN, R. CHANDRAN; NGIAM TONG HAI - CHIA POTEIK P.M. RAMAN, R. CHANDRAN NGIAM TONG HAI Increased pay and the trend towards higher quality of life and gracious living REPORTERS: and THE Government is working on a new sclitine for issuing work permits readily and more expeditiously to "priority1,655 words
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Article194 1972-10-26 2 pOL'PLES who reject v family planning after moving into HDB flats from Aug. 1 next year will not enjoy priority when applying for transfer to a better flat. Health Minister Mr. Chua Sian Chin said this in a short ministerial statement in Parliament yesterday. He194 words
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Article, Illustration664 1972-10-26 3 We are trying to find a niche for Singapore in a hard and realistic world says MP tlc way to help solve and ease Immediately this problem Is the conservation and better utilisation of existing selected manpower." he664 words
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347 1972-10-26 3 depending on their seniority and length of service. In a re-examlna-tlon of service conditions which the Government proposed to do, the reduction of annual leave for selected staff In exchange for financial compensation should be studied, Dr. Tan suggested. He next turned to the "unsatisfactory347 words
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191 1972-10-26 3 NINETEEN students of Oan Eng Sen* School who went on a week-long "getting to know you" educational tour of Indonesia In June are to share their experiences with other students. They will present papers at a symposium to which about191 words
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69 1972-10-26 3 ROBBERS escaped with $163 In coins after trying to break open the steel safe of a biscuit factory in Jnrong last Saturday. Police spokesman Mr. Law- rence Loh said the robbers tried to saw open (he safe of the Hillman &*scuit and69 words
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Advertisement383 1972-10-26 2 Compare the ■■f'TT^^ ACMA AX-SERIES »B^-1 k with other brands J^jj|l|=ss^l ■J»x^^^lV^9S^^^a2^^^^^i^«^^a^i^^^3Z^tfLtaaW<fc* 1 ■^L_____rrr=_l FEATURES ACMA BRAND OTHER BRANDS REMARKS TO m QS)/, W6 DISCUSS tll6 COITipr6SSOr Noise Level Extremely silent Among the many well The Compressor is the most important element in an Airconditioner. orliy*'or^o t r h tv^383 words
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Advertisement88 1972-10-26 3 EVERYTHING MUST GO We're closing down our Market Street Showroom (we'll be announcing exciting new developments soon!). Every piece of showroom stock must gol FURNITURE FOR THE HOME all the popular Diethelm lounge, bedroom and dining suites; coffee tables, luxury couches and chairs. OFFICE FURNITURE desks, chairs and cabinets for88 words
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Advertisement173 1972-10-26 3 HAIR TONIC for MEN ¥r Superholding formula Nourishes your hair •X- Achieves natural sheen for suave urbane people from KAILEY CURTIS BE SELECTIVE ABOUT THE PEOPLE YOU TALK TO You don't need to reach everyone, because not Amazingly high penetration for a magazine with everyone can buy what you have173 words
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Miscellaneous39 1972-10-26 4 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl V \^--'fm\ i Feei> bis- ■*"> i^R^ X M sc iMA HEfOt VA©qT) /^TWIK&S HAVCNT SYLVESTER \L BEEN ©OING TOO J Y\\ V WKLL 1-ATaTLVi J If THANtC VDU, r, .> KINDLY,, 7 IH \T X-U39 words
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775 1972-10-26 5 BEN DAVIDSON - RULING: NO THREAT USED ON ACCUSED BEN DAVIDSON Gold bars murder trial By THE High Court yes- terday admitted as evidence statements which seven of the nine accused in the Gold Bars Triple Murder trial made to the police and to two magistrates. Mr. Justice Chua, who U hearing the775 words
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309 1972-10-26 5 BERNARD DORAY - Malaysian economy on road to recovery: Bank BERNARD DORAY By MALAYSIA'S economy remained "sluggish" In the first seven months of this year, the First National City Bank's September economic letter reports. Blaming the Federation's weak export performance over the first half of the year, the news letter said the economy,309 words
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336 1972-10-26 5 SIA to recruit 300 cabin crew in next few months SINGAPORE Airlines (SIA) is launching a massive campaign to recruit 300 flight stewards and stewardesses over the next few months. The new intake will double the strength of the airline's cabin crew staff which now stands at 332, Including 20336 words
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89 1972-10-26 5 80 pirated school books seized from shop POLICE seized 80 pirated 1 school books during a raid on a bookshop in River Valley Road on Tuesday. Seized along with copies of "Exercises in Technical Drawings for OCE" were 45 printing plates and a large quantity of unbound prints of the89 words
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Article80 1972-10-26 5 Introduction of metric system MR. R. M. E. Dlamant, a lecturer and author from Britain, will give a public lecture on "Introduction of the metric system Into British technological and Industrial world at the new lecture theatre No. 4, University of Singapore, at 8 p.m. on Nov. 7. ihe lectuie80 words
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Article48 1972-10-26 5 TWO Malayans. Maiimood bin Abdullah. 37, and Sevenda Raja i> o Vlnalgam Chlllayah, 26. yesterday denied having 1.999 MX pllU worth 81.600 on Monday. They are alleged to have had the pills in. a BZ-registered car, at Upper Wllkle Road. Ball was allowed.48 words
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Article27 1972-10-26 5 The Minister for the Environment Mr Llm Kirn San, will open the Esso environment conservation conference at ShangriLa Hotel on Monday at 12 18 pm.27 words
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Miscellaneous326 1972-10-26 5 Straits Times Crossword ACEOBI 7. See Welsh girl comedian In 1. It may bring reprieve ere Paradise (T, 6). pig Is turned Into carrion 8. Nothing underhand about (7. 6). old-fashioned blonde (4. S. I. A talk perhaps on return of S). fine tobacco (T). 10. It may shed light326 words
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132 1972-10-26 6 POLICE yesterday appealed for help from two men, one of them the husband of a 17-year-old girl who drowned about two months ago. J. Sarawathy, 17, of Jalan Bernam Kapal, Kallang, was seen struggling In the sea off Tanjong Rhu in132 words
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Article73 1972-10-26 6 Unidentified body found at flats THE body of an unidentified man in his late forties was found at the foot of Block 174. Stirling Road, at 7.15 p.m. on Tuesday. The man, a Chinese, 5 ft. 6 In. tall and medium build, was wearing black trousers and grey shirt. A73 words
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Article41 1972-10-26 6 THE Public Utilities Board will lay a main across Orchard Road, at its junction with Penang Lane, on Saturday. Work will take about two weeks to complete and the public is urged to avoid this junction.41 words
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232 1972-10-26 6 Make our housing estate safe appeal to MP by residents RESIDENTS of Alexandra Park, off Ayer Rajah Road, have appealed to their MP, Inche Othman Wok. for better security In their housing estate. This follows the recent spate of housebreaklngs in the estate, which was formerly used by British services232 words
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Article37 1972-10-26 6 A CORONER recorded an open verdict on the death of a mute. Tee Slew Chen. 37. who was found dead In a pond near his home In Lorong Chlkar off Marsilling Road on Oct. 3.37 words
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195 1972-10-26 6 JAMONIC Chit Fund Ltd.. said to be owing $361,650 to Its subscribers, Is facing a winding- up petition in the High Court from one of Its directors. Mr. Goh Kirn Han of Realty Park. The petition was presented on the ground195 words
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Article, Illustration160 1972-10-26 6 CHRISTINA CHEANG - CHRISTINA CHEANG I 1 THIS it 21 -fear-old Jakarta student Rohaju SarasiraH, looking oi pretty at a princes*. Rahaju wot dressed in this Bolinete princess costume far rhe opening yesterday of the 13th biennial fournation Inter-varsity Games at Fairer Park. A third-year social science studentVow Yun Woh - 160 words
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99 1972-10-26 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Dutch scientist who invented the artificial kidney machine, Professor William J. Kolff, will visit Malaysia next month. "But it will really be a family visit though he Is scheduled to give a lecture on 'Artificial Organs' at the University Hospital."99 words
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Article28 1972-10-26 6 ALOR STAR. Wed. The outbreak of rabies In Kedah was now under control. More than 900 stray dog* have been destroyed. It was announced today.28 words
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Article184 1972-10-26 6 pid farmers are trying to get Government's permission to sell pork again on Mondays to arrest the plummeting price of hogs. Officials of the Singapore Livestock Farmers Association met Mr. Ho Cheng Choon, Parliamentary Secretary (National Development), to discuss the Issue yesterday morning. No decision184 words
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Article82 1972-10-26 6 KL STARTS POSTCODE SYSTEM KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— rhe postcode system came into effect in the city tolay to speed up the flow }f mall. Over the next three or four lays, leaflets explaining the system will be lent to 100,000 nomes and business firms. Under the system, there will De82 words
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Article66 1972-10-26 6 rpHE Swiss Charge d'Af falres here. Mr. J. Etter, will open 1 a $1 million Swiss watch exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall tonght. The 10-day exhibition will display a wide ranee of watches brought direct from the World Watch Fair In Basle. Switzerland. More than 80066 words
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Miscellaneous157 1972-10-26 6 SESAME STREET By Cliff Roberts An** Oap Bw VmTm Hmntlin I I GOTTA BE ~wik/rtc d^ut ai icy tuf \um i r I M nu f i. *y^s|sjMM« I s-~*^*-+ *>- m-i .a I X *-***>' 3 KIWI I, HU.CT. I n*. jT -i ffCU.I 1 I S[ vUUBi VCALJ157 words
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Advertisement163 1972-10-26 7 Opening a new JAL destination irom Singapore u^fc November 3r d Two JAL nights every C^fSV^C^^S? JAL's new Osaka service has plenty to offer. As a MfcSwi%^SJBk^fll businessman you'll like our Sunday service, it sets you Bangkok^ down at 19.35 so you have the evening to relax and a clear163 words
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Article248 1972-10-26 8 Spray cans WILL burst in the sun OHEMISTS confirmed v yesterday that spray cans WILL explode if exposed to direct sunlight. The warning first Issued by the Automobile Association of Singapore last week came after the experts were shown a letter by a Straits Times reader who disputed the AA248 words
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Article69 1972-10-26 8 SURADI bin Salbl. 17, unemployed, was fined $300 or three months' Jail yesterday for having 13 kartoos of ganja at an open field opposite block 'O. PHD quarters In Alexandra Road at 3.40 p.m. on Oct. 2. He was also fined another $300 or three69 words
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Article36 1972-10-26 8 MP for Boon Teck, Mr. Phey Yew Kok, will be the guest of honour at a dinner organised by the lighterage branch of the Singapore Industrial labour Organisation at Robinson's Dragon Room on Sunday.36 words
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Article, Illustration464 1972-10-26 8 MASIE KWEE - Good and bad that youths learn outside school MASIE KWEE 'CONTROL INFORMAL LEARNING' CALL By THE R E should be greater control over the informal education students receive to help prepare them for adulthood and the task of nation-building. The Chief Inspector of Schools, Mr. Chan Kal Yau, describing Informal464 words
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254 1972-10-26 8 SINGAPORE is the second largest regional donor of training and student awards under the Colombo Plan. The Colombo Plan council's report for 1971/72, out yesterday, said that India was the leading donor, providing 322 places or 89 per cent of the regional254 words
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75 1972-10-26 8 Private-eye on aims charge remanded A PRIVATE detective was charged In the First Magistrate's Court on Tuesday with unlawfully having a pistol and eight cartridges. Then Song Kong. 32, was alleged to have had a 9mm Parabellum Luger semi-automa-tic pistol and eight cartridges at a house In Serangoon Road at75 words
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169 1972-10-26 8 Dr Toh to open seminar on industrial research T3E Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will open a twoweek seminar on the stimulation of Industrial research activities in developing countries on Nov. 21. The seminar, hosted by Singapore, will be held at the Regional English Language Centre169 words
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Advertisement271 1972-10-26 8 l evv^vw^rs^^pavv^rvvw^rv^^^n» I JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA: OPENS TODAY! 1 iT.I 453M4 a Shews: 7.00 A f.M PM. Aem: AeMts II ChlMrea $1 The 816 bank-heist is on! iif^- ll Jl iIIIRRRCn B6RTTV GOLDI6 HRUJfi j "TH€ H€IST" i iO€RT FROB6 t ROBERT UU€BB€R SCOTT BRODVi proouced bv m.d. FßonHOvicH Muse271 words
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Advertisement161 1972-10-26 8 r^RS^ aWLIBBi T\ Golden V 1 I Phoenix I 3K CHINESE RESTAURANT 3K S SZECHUAN *Shb? C'- J \Z*7uarari<j/ Mag fW to 5043 i *mF Sertana, Qumbiiowb J«d BIG WItK t OeMea City: 1.45, 4, 7 A 9.10 a.m. «atoxy: I.ls, 3 30, 7 1 9 30 a.m. Th» Mart161 words
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Advertisement63 1972-10-26 8 HAit Flown Beef I CANBERRA THEATRE WS TODAY at 4J A 30 em. John Wayne Robert Mitchum Scon Connerv Monv Top Stor» In "THE LONGEST MY" (A St or -Studded War Epic) Tomofrow. "ONI-AKMIO lOXtt" NEWSTARUGHr;!.^ 4W mUt »Asl« PANJANG tOAO TODAY at J.JO. 7.1S «.IS»m WANG YU in "OJE-63 words
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Advertisement94 1972-10-26 8 I 2nd "SAVAGE" WEEK I Tilt trier was massacre, aid good soldiers t follow orders. These soldiers were the best i DP L^Lt a lifl^ js»Liw M soMißr blue CAHDICE BERGEN PETER STRAUSS DONALD PLEASENCE technicolor® panavision® AVCO EMBASSY PICTURE- Distributed by jgw 20th CENTURY FOX FILM CORPORATION 09 METROPOLE/HOtLYWOOO/94 words
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Advertisement593 1972-10-26 8 imi■■■ i f ORGANISATION aarh tacard treakiita OAtt Ham, I.JO, 4.00, *Jo ft ..ll Na free list— Na MoK Pr.ce 9 Ne Military Cencessle* Scon Connery os James Bond 007 m 9 "DIAMONDS ARE fOREVIK" Ponovn.on Technicolor (I AJ P^J^^^P^^^Jl tsma^aJUat aListl 2nd "SAVACI- WE IK Mem. 1 JO, 4.00,593 words
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328 1972-10-26 9 Store security guard who beat up shoplifting suspect 0^ T recent visit to a well-known store in Orchard Road, I witnessed a most disgusting incident a security officer assaulting a teenager he suspected of shoplifting. Acting on a salesgirl's report that a boy had shoplifted a belt from a display328 words
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114 1972-10-26 9 1 WOULD like to express my heartfelt thanks to those wonderful and helpful people who came to our aid at the scene of an automobile accident at the 14th mile Sembawang Road on Saturday. Particular thanks to the kindly, elderly India* gentleman who114 words
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257 1972-10-26 9 Surely other 95 per cent are not non-'vital' I REFER to the report ST., Oct. 5) headlined "Only 5 per cent of our engineers 'vital." Associate Professor Richardson pointed out in his talk that, based on the engineering survey, only about five per cent of the engineers are production and257 words
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Letter98 1972-10-26 9 mRAFFIC signs in English X stating "Closed to lorry traffic" are put up at Flower Road. Simon Road and Rosyth Road. Yet so many lorries especially sandlorries are making use of the above roads as shortcuts between Ylo Chu Kang Road and Upper Serangoon Road and vice versa. Could the98 words
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Letter90 1972-10-26 9 LAST week I received two colourful 1973 calendars from a friend In England and on each cover was clearly written In big block letters the following words: 'CALENDAR: PLEASE DO NOT BEND THANK YOU". The post-boxes Installed in the hdb flats have very narrow openings so the postman squeezed the90 words
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Letter91 1972-10-26 9 Govt replies... WITH reference to the letter from "Public Concern" (ST., Oct. 3) regarding the washing of MacPherson Market, action Is being taken to ensure that the floor is swept before It is washed and that the water used for this purpose Is kept at a minimum. lIHTH reference to91 words
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Letter127 1972-10-26 9 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR A CCORDINO to Slngai\ pore Labour Laws, If a public holiday falls on a Sunday, the following working day will be a holiday. Certain commercial firms in Singapore have now adopted the five-day week making employees work 44 hours for five days with Saturday and Sunday127 words
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Letter, Illustration182 1972-10-26 9 Change of date leaves 100 without a picnic... I AM very disappointed with our Government's last minute announce* ment of the chance of the Deepavali public holiday from Nov. S to Nov. 4 (8.T., Oct. 19). Plans were made five months aco to organise a picnic for some 100 people182 words
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Advertisement121 1972-10-26 9 SPECIAL 1 OFFER va\ 25% Discount Newly arrived. Curtains fabrics from Germany, England, Holland, Denmark and Japan. Also available upholstery materials. HURRY! Offers lasts two weeks only. DECOR FURNITURE PTE. LTD. 21, Keok Road, Singapore-9. Tel: *****8 Ittui Only at the Omar Khayyam |{jM mUg will you find the true121 words
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Advertisement107 1972-10-26 9 Opulent Atmospheres^ Iv J| Music that stays in JjMKl^^EHf^iA l^M the background fffel ßrsfca*& L. **,«L Dance to the tunes w¥ Dl Jr of SAMUEL GAN >%E^KBB^H?is 41 and his boys )fetfK ■sS^^mH I at tne mike WhereGoo^^fu7TGastfonom^ni^ieol«ndLoogevifyfin<le»pfe»SKXi m^^i^fci^i^^ S jF Great Brandy b COUrVOisier for the man who knows107 words
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Article, Illustration447 1972-10-26 10 ONG KIAT BENG - ONG KIAT BENG by gHFOHE the war, if a house was stripped of its plastic contents, it won Id still be a livable place. At that time, the plastic that was there would probably be found only on door knobs, electrical fittings made from dark447 words
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Article192 1972-10-26 10 New pants look by Kenzo rpHEY look like men's long X underwear. Some women remember them as pedal pushers or toreador pants. They are one revived idea that have made Japanese designer Kenzo Takada the superstar of the current Paris ready-to-wear spring fashion shows. The skinniest mannequins In Paris ran192 words
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292 1972-10-26 10 "THE furniture picA tured here are examples of what can be done with plastic. And how attractive the end-products can turn out to be. Plastic furniture, which have in the past been restricted to only a few stools and conventional chairs, have taken on much more292 words
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Article, Illustration222 1972-10-26 11 WHERE will be 12 watches. And eight models ore just waiting to show them off. Quite naturally too, considering they cost obout $80,000 in oil. There's one designed with diamonds and emeralds costting $32,000 and yet another for $26,000. Both for milady, of course.222 words
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428 1972-10-26 11 Experiments show the way to produce polyunsaturated meats and dairy products rwISCOVERIES by Australian may soon relieve the heavily restricted diets of heart disease patients. If all goes well at the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) near Sydney, heart patients will be able to have foods nice beef,428 words
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302 1972-10-26 11 HAVE you ever wondered whether you should heed the advice that float around about certain dos and don'ts of beauty and skin care? For example, that you shouldn't massage cleansing cream into the skin. Eye cream should only be patted on and302 words
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Advertisement500 1972-10-26 10 Advertisement Here's good news for all my beauty-conscious readers. Madam Annick Robic. Harriet Hubbard Ayer's Beauty Consultant from Paris will be coming here tomorrow to start a Beauty Bar with me at Metro Supreme in Singapore on Saturday, 28th October, which will end on Saturday, 4th November. Following that. Madame500 words
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Advertisement405 1972-10-26 10 feeling of freshness and relaxation to the features. A very gentle mask. It is one of the few recommended for all skin types. The Beauty Night Cream, because of the natural elements and placentary extracts in its formula, gives to the epidermis the nourishing elements which are indispensable for it405 words
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Advertisement502 1972-10-26 10 ADVERTISEMENT How to look lovelier at any age i/%J of If I xZ '--HP In this age of beauty we live in, i mm mothers get younger every minute, while daughters are creating a delightful air of sophisticated charm Th 3 complexion of the average with a natural youthful loveliness.502 words
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Advertisement12 1972-10-26 10 PREGNANT if in doubt PREDICTOR Home pregnancy test. Available from your pharmacy.12 words
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Advertisement153 1972-10-26 11 Optrose is a children's syrup that does a lot of gpod for waiting mothers too. (With 3 times more Vitamin C than fresh orange juice or blackcurrant syrup.) All through (he growing HHHHBBB yearv OPTROSt! gives child- MB X*:^ a ren the Vitamin C they need for strong healthy bodiej.153 words
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Advertisement79 1972-10-26 11 Why do the cans _^,^flHr of EVERYDAY H^HF have plastic tubs on top WHKKMtKt 7i/fjj They're FREE! They're FREE for you! All this month every can of Everyday has a multi-purpose colourful plastic tub taped to the top. Everyday, the best selling milk in Malaysia because you like the taste79 words
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566 1972-10-26 12 Thee Straits Times THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1972 AT SQUARE ONE Dr. Henry Kissinger once explained to reporters in Washington that client states do not see issues in the same perspective as their Great Power patrons. Compelling proof of this assessment has now been offered by the South Vietnamese President. Mr.566 words
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Article, Illustration1026 1972-10-26 12 Beware: This motley mob has teeth! ADVICE TO PEACE SALESMEN: I PHNOM PENH. Wednesday CAMBODIA'S underdog Khmer Rouge guerillas hove grown teeth. Peace salesmen beware. What was once a motley collection of ammunition carriers and trench diggers for the North Vietnamese invaders has burgeoned into a well-equipped, newly aggressive guerillaAP - 1,026 words
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482 1972-10-26 12 LONDON. Wednesday BRITAIN'S Parliament has been urged to allow TV to bridge the gulf between Westminster and the people. Leader of the Commons Mr. Robert Carr gave opponents of the campaign to televise the House valuable ammunition when he revealed that482 words
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Article807 1972-10-26 12 Dept of dirty political tricks AMERICA'S WATERGATE CAPER WASHINGTON. Wednesday THE fake letter, the political spy, the smear, the twisted fact, the theft of documents, the malicious prank, the sabotage of an opponent's campaign almost all are as old as American government itself. On occasion such tactics are carried outNYT - 807 words
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Advertisement66 1972-10-26 12 Style* cut to th« letest trend by our most experienced crattsman tinea 1994. Suits complataly hand tallorad »tltch«d right to tha buttonhole* ensuring best workmanship. Wa are alto Importtri exporter* of finest Gents textiles thereby have trw latest 4 widest range of materials for selection. And for our customers In66 words
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Advertisement102 1972-10-26 12 SSpSRf i M *£?Ni SARIDON ANDTHE PAIN IS GONE One Saridon is all you need when you have a nagging pain. And because you only take one, it costs less to make you feel better. And it's so convenient and safe. Next time pain bothers you take one Saridon and102 words
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313 1972-10-26 13 NEW YORK, Wednesday. £HINA has scorned a Soviet proposal in the United Nations for a world disarmament conference. China accused Russia and the United States of feverishly engaging in an arms race while trying to prevent other countries from breaking the two superpowers' nuclearReuter - 313 words
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Article95 1972-10-26 13 Robbery comes to Andorra MADRID, Wed. The iT tiny neighbouring principality of Andorra suffered the first armed robbery In its history, police sources reportedFive armed men, one brandishing a sub-ma-chinegun, held up a bank delivery car yesterday and made off with more than one-and-a-half million pesetas (about $67,--500). Andorra isReuter - 95 words
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Article58 1972-10-26 13 BELGRADE. Wed. President Tito today appointed a fellow fcrtner partisan to be Chief of Staff of the Yugoslav Army. Col -Gen. Stane Potocar. a Slovene, fought with Marshal Tito's forces against the occupying German troops from IS4I and Joined the Yugoslav Communist Party In 1942 He succeedsReuter - 58 words
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400 1972-10-26 13 KABUL, Wednesday T7MERGENCY relief I E for 100,000 people facing starvation is being rushed through the mountain passes of central Afghanistan In a race against time and weather. In six weeks, the poor-ly-maintained roads and steep passes into the fa-mine-stricken region willReuter - 400 words
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148 1972-10-26 13 BEIRUT, Wednesday. CUDANESE President Jaffar el-Niuneiry, in an 13 interview published here today, quoted Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat as saying he had accepted a United States offer to start clearing the Suez Canal. President Nimelry said the statement wax made during a meeting InReuter - 148 words
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Article50 1972-10-26 13 NEW YORK. Wed. Western Union International announced yesterday the tale of •atcUlte earth station to China. The company aald It will Install the earth station with a 98-foot antenna In the vicinity of Peking. Term* of the con- tract, signed yesterday in Peking, were not disclosed ap50 words
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Article, Illustration80 1972-10-26 13 Scaffolding kills three workers READING, Wed. Three workmen were killed and 10 others injured when the scaffolding on a partly-constructed bridge collapsed yesterday at Woodley, about two miles from here. The workmen were trapped by the arms and legs when the metal and wooden scaffolding collapsed One survivor said the80 words
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191 1972-10-26 13 Britain acts to keep down abortion rate I ONDON, Wed. The British Government said yesterday it is considering giving free contraceptives to everybody because of sharp increases in pregnancies and abortions among young girls and the rising incidence of venereal disease. The Government's announcement came as a draft law providingAP - 191 words
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Article68 1972-10-26 13 KRKIBURO. Wed— Mr. Walter Scheel. Foreign Mlntater of West Germany, was re-elected here today as chairman of the Free Democratic party for a further two years Mr. Scheel. who has been party chairman since 1968 and has led the party for the first time into a political allianceReuter - 68 words
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291 1972-10-26 13 PUSHBUTTON NEWS— THANKS TO CEEFAX ONDON, Wed—British eng 1 n c ers have Invented a device allowing television viewers to bring up the latest news bulletins, weather forecast or stock market prices on their screens at the push of a button. Patented under the name of Ceefax. the unit IsReuter - 291 words
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Advertisement161 1972-10-26 13 End Constipation Worries Whan someone In the family hit constipation, thera'e always the question of what to give him or her that's effective aa well as safa. Years of research and testing have resulted in a remedy that la both effective and aafa for adulta and children alike. The product161 words
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Advertisement42 1972-10-26 13 v v JB B? SGCI6&* 1 -ISSSSjj is HAZELl!{ESwrfsmm—* ■■■■B^k^ Balm AM H 1r wp;^. V| j^L H I BBBm 1 F Lbbbbb^LbbbW i^^^^BHSP*^' bbb*^^^^^^<P' 10&---*IbßbbbbbbB f bb^""^^ -^^tlbbl *M 4frJ' J I *f Air -B»\ tP^P"^^ t «F 9 Wi mm42 words
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Article, Illustration413 1972-10-26 14 Ending the war my only aim, says McG MILWAUKEE, Wednesday. CENATOR George McGovern says he does not care if his presidential chances are hurt by an eve-of-elec-tion ceasefire in Vietnam so long as the war ends. "I don't care what it do es to my election chances," he said lastReuter; UPI - 413 words
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225 1972-10-26 14 WASHINGTON, Wed. A Defence Department spokesman outlined plans yesterday for family reunions and emergency medical treatment for U.S. prisoners of war once they are freed by North Vietnam. But he stressed that the U.S. had no fresh information on the release of prisoners. Major GeneralReuter - 225 words
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Article28 1972-10-26 14 TOKYO. Wed. The UN. Economic Commission for Asia and the Par East lEcalei will hola its second Asia Population Con erence here from Nov. 1-13. UPI.UPI - 28 words
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Article, Illustration302 1972-10-26 14 IRA is using US funds charge NEW YORK, Wednesday. MR. DESMOND O'MALLEY, the Irish Republic Minister for Justice, charged last night that money from the U.S. was financing a campaign of violence in Nortnern Ireland. He warned Americans not to be duped Into giving money which might end up inReuter - 302 words
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128 1972-10-26 14 \I\V YORK, Wed. A 11 man was charred in Manhattan Federal Court today with threatening to kill President Nixon. The Government prosecutor alleged that the man, John Williamson, 25, of Southfleld. Michiian. told a highway official in Irving ton. New York: "I hateReuter - 128 words
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147 1972-10-26 14 Narcotics men cut South American link PARIS, Wed.—Narco- tics agents have broken up a gang plying "The South American Connection" which smuggled more than 2,200 lbs. of heroin a year into the United States, U.S. Ambassador Arthur Watson reported today. Nearly all members of the gang have been shot dead.147 words
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214 1972-10-26 14 PITTSBURGH, Wed. A 24-y ea r old mother of four who said she had attempted robbery to support her US$45 -a day heroin habit was sentenced to life imprisonment yesterday for slaying two policemen. Rose Marie Dinklns pleaded guilty to murder in theAP - 214 words
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Article32 1972-10-26 14 GENEVA. Wed— The United Nations High Commissioner for refugees Is giving $108,000 to help Zambia look after refugees fleeing from Malawi, a spokesman for the commissioner said here today.— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Advertisement435 1972-10-26 14 a whole new standard a wnol^ new standard of equipment ofservice If you operate passenger buses OR transport refrigerated is Provided by TAMREECO, goods, you need the most efficient, economical and a 9 ent for THERMO KING, reliable refrigeration system. And you get it with Si^^K^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^j^^^^^^^M TAMRPPrn h M tho435 words
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Article, Illustration491 1972-10-26 15 Amin may be mentally ill, says paper LONDON. Wednesday JHE Times reported today that Uganda's President Amin might be suffering from an abnormal mental state in which his thought process were speeded up. The Times, said there was growing speculation that the President, who was admitted to a Kampala hospitalReuter - 491 words
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139 1972-10-26 15 ]\fc\V DELHI. Wed. 11 Most of the Indians ordered to quit Uganda have already left well ahead of President Idi Amln's Nov. 8 deadline, according to official sources here. The sources said 2,900 Indians bad already arrived In India. Another 634 were onReuter - 139 words
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302 1972-10-26 15 Writer wins suit against Private Eye lONDON, Wed.— Nora Beloff, political correspondent of a leadIng British Sunday newspaper, was yesterday awarded £3,000 libel damages and costs against a satirical magazine which she said implied that she had prostituted herself to get information The award was against the publishers, printers andReuter - 302 words
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133 1972-10-26 15 PARIS. Wed— Two Rus- slans were held for questioning by police and a third was in a psychiatric hospital after Incidents at Marseilles Airport yesterday. An aircraft which the three oad boarded yesterday afternoon waa recalled 20 minutes after take-oO by police who removedReuter - 133 words
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Article218 1972-10-26 15 ROBBERS MOVE INTO THE SCHOOLS NEW YORK. V.od yHREE men invaded a school yesterday and robbed six people of cash and valuables in the latest of a series of New York school hold-ups. Police said three men barged Into a lounge at Forest Hills Public School and demanded money andReuter - 218 words
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104 1972-10-26 15 Three foreigners get Selassie awards ADDIS ABABA. Wed. A Briton, a New Zealander and an Australian are among the winners of the 1972 Halle Selassie Trust Awards announced here today. Prof. Edward Ullendorf of the School of Oriental and African Studies at London University receives the International Award, of v;Reuter - 104 words
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Advertisement66 1972-10-26 15 swim W® America's first all -black sex symbol -guess who? Lily Ho's million -dollar Act One Led Zeppelin leads in zappy styles Derrick Tay starts the battle of the sexes Safti Talentime '72 -season for the young ones Dutch is the only way to go. Siva Choy discovers FREE RECORD66 words
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Advertisement420 1972-10-26 15 SKINNY PEOPLE N G iok jL. Jm\ I V m\ i^f |^3 R|tP*&+^^ft32|^^^f^2* concentrated ■H supplement B^ quicklj gives m f^HHk m W j(t pounds and M Wm NrV inches of firm, Wk mm llk P. healthy flesh Mf mm km VI. to thin H Mm iV^LI under-weight 9 jh420 words
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Article43 1972-10-26 16 L Prop. Mr. Times >latsu 'eiiis riant I. Credit G Store 1. Sidim Chems jammon 1. Cont. ianyo 94.30 $12.70 $6.00 J2.1l $3.78 $5.65 $6.05 $2.40 $2.80 $2.20 $3.12 $3.16 .32 .30 .30 .21 .20 +^0 .20 +.18 18 +.1« +.1« 1«43 words
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Article27 1972-10-26 16 'ong Menf $1.70 )unlop Ind. $5.30 law Par $6.15 Menf Bts $0.70 Jute $1.16 eneer Prod. $3.04 Plant $3.32 —.17 —.10 —.10 —.08 —.08 08 —.0827 words
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Article22 1972-10-26 16 San Holds Sim Urn Gammon F. Cables 258.000 199,000 189.000 174.000 Total Turnover: Total Value: 3.89 M $9.05 M22 words
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Article37 1972-10-26 16 Oct. 14 Oct. 25 Industrials: 277J3 211.M 1 Hotels: 215.1S 215.15 Protxrtin: 521.47 S2JJ7 f Tins: IS2-12 132.21 f rabbet? tI»J7 ***** D*e. M. lfM 1M 1 Dec SI, IMS 1M f Dec. 2», INS IN37 words
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Article1037 1972-10-26 16 810 AND OFFIR PRICII OFFICIALLY LUTIO AT TNI CLOU OP SUIINIH IN TMf UNOAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR THAOINO ROOM* OF TNC STOCK EXCMANCI WITH PRICf MOVIMINT! IN BRACKITI VISTIRDAV MMi CLOSING TONE: Industrials and rubbers very steady while the rest barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied1,037 words
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289 1972-10-26 16 INDUSTRIAL share prices were very steady in active trading on the Stock Exchange yesterday. Hotels and properties were quiet with trading relatively thin. Industrial share prices moved op smartly from the opening bell but were trimmed marginally by light profit taking at higher levels before hardening289 words
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Article1571 1972-10-26 16 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shewn In brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aema (1) 3.06. Hi 3.08. (1) 3.10 (1) 3 12 (3) 314. (7) 3.16.1,571 words
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Article140 1972-10-26 16 /")RCHARD Square Develop- atent Corporation has pointed oat to as that as planning approval has not yet been received from the Government it was wroag to infer la yesterday's Basin— Times thai Its $SM million plus Orchard Square project Is underway. The coat pa ay pointed eat that work oa140 words
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Article414 1972-10-26 16 t TOTTED Overseas Bank U Is soon to become the first local bank to go International stock marketwlse. Yesterday it announced it will seek listing for Its shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange via a placing of three million new $1 shares with414 words
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Article172 1972-10-26 16 'pHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday went up by $1 to $624 per picul on an official offering down 23 tons to 238 tons. The overnight Lon- I 1 don metal price was very steady with forward buyers quoted up £4 at £1,593 per metric ton.172 words
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Article21 1972-10-26 16 OCT. 25. RUBBER: 111.75 cents (up 1.7S cents). TIN: $624 (up $1). Official offering: 238 tons (down 23 tons).21 words
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Article110 1972-10-26 16 (MINUS. MOOUCI IXCHAMOI. v IHKANM NOON CLOSING PRICII MB PICUL VfSTMDAV. Cttttwrt OUt bulk IST b* leri. drum US sellers. Cttra: Mixed loose NX Coot. 121 t B. Pttwsr: lluntok AST A white fob. 100% NLW U2?| sellers. Sarawak whtta f.o.b. M«t NLW ***** Mlltrt. Sarawak sptclal black f.o.b.110 words
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Article36 1972-10-26 16 London copptr sticta on Tuesday (previous In brackets). Wlrtbar Spot buyer £435 00 (£02.501 ttlltr {418.80 <f 453.001; Thrt* months buyer {445.00 (<4».M> Seller £445.50 (1443.00). Market tsnti Vtry steady, Sates i 3.280 tons.36 words
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Article52 1972-10-26 16 U»» Ull U»don MOO 64. 50 S«lnit 83.13 &5.13 «on«lio— U. 51 (s.SI Surtch M.708 M.708 M.858 64 SIS *arta U.Ol as.Sw lloMporc (1) M.SS M.SB i-pora (t) 225.70 2M.40 1) Expert pric* la non-ittrlinf an la U.S. dollar* par ounce (t) Local dcalm prlct In Blnfapc dollan52 words
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Article38 1972-10-26 16 In London on Tuuday palm oil pricsa of Malayan S ptr cent CIF UK N European ports *In bulk: sttrluu ptr ions ton Nov. April was quoted at UK i»8 ttUtrt or Coot. 1237 sellers (unchaattd).38 words
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Article396 1972-10-26 16 r FHK rubber market yesterday x opened sharply higher at 112.60 cents business done for November due to higher London advices and further weakness of sterling. The new level was only briefly held as profit-taking and uncertainty toppled the market by nearly three cents. During this easiness some396 words
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Article90 1972-10-26 16 rjAILY BUR price* Unwd by the Uilay&Un Rubber Exchange »nd Rubber AoocUtlon of Slngmpore at noon jwaUrday. 6CV 5L 10 M 50 (Qvnat Mrath) Baywi Mn OeoU par kf. (1— ton Pfcltet) 1M.00 1W00N (1— ton Pallet) 108 00 1W00N (1— ton P»llet) 105 00 107 .MH (1—90 words
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Article172 1972-10-26 16 THE Association of Bank* in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 be«t agreed merchant rates as at Oct. 25 »e»l doIUn to one Milt 4 Foreign Currency iterling Pound Australian Dollar Janadlan Dollar lew Zealand Dollar J.8. Dollar >»eaJ dollar* to 1M unlu 4 Foreign Currency Jelglan Pranca hinnese Kyats172 words
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Article157 1972-10-26 16 Oct. 30. for Wednesday. 7 days 1 mth 3 mths 5 mths 6 mtha mtha 13 mths 1 mth 3 mths 6 mths 13 mths 1 mth Rates gup US Dollar. Offer Bid 5 1/8 5 4 15/16 4 1/8 5 1/8 5 5 16/16 6 5/18157 words
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Article273 1972-10-26 16 MELBOURNE. Wed. Industrial shares were responsible for a continuance of the upward trend of the market at the Melbourne Stock Exchange today Industrial rises more than doubled falls and several gains were chalked up in relatively active trading. Today's closing middle prices In Australian dollars and cents with th«273 words
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Article36 1972-10-26 16 (As at Oct. 24) Fund of Aust. Bltrllni AS4.M Fund of Aust. (U.S. Dollar) AM 87 Property Bonds or Ami. Int. AST. TO (From Oct. 1 to 31) Property Bonds of Aust. All 1236 words
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Article238 1972-10-26 16 XTEW YORK. Tues.— Stocks x^ firmed in late trading to score its third consecutive advance on moderate turnover. Part of the afternoon spurt was attributed to bargain huntIng, following an early decline and partly to continued optimism about peace prospect* In Vietnam despite what were seen as dampening238 words
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Article131 1972-10-26 16 TLNS Tuesday 91.00 Monday 91 22 Week Ego 91.97 BIBBERS Tue»day 3X3 21 Monday 310.60 Week* ago 297.17 OILS Tuesday 303 M Monday 303.64 Week ago 303 J7 INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 483.1 Monday 4*7.0 Week ago 480 J DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 952.51 Monday 851 Jl Week ago 9M.4«131 words
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Article236 1972-10-26 16 UONO KONG, Wed. The ±x market was extremely strong and active with buyers flooding In even though Cheaag Kong (Holdings) was oversubscribed 64.5 times snd thus tied up over HKS2.OOO million. This trend continued throughout the day and the market closed very firm. Dairy Farm was In demand236 words
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Article76 1972-10-26 16 THE Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates tor calculating C astern s duties for the ported from Oct. £4 to Nov. 1: Rabber 45H cents a Ib *****0 a ton £alm Oil isiiH tea Palm Kerne* $11 25 a ton The rates of datsss payaaie are:76 words
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374 1972-10-26 17 LEE FOO SAN - LEE FOO SAN B> IPOH. Wed. It was a question of who suffered greater agony a police officer whose revolver and ammunition were stolen, or the thief who found them after fishing out a pair of trousers? But all was well374 words
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Article33 1972-10-26 17 TRISHA-rlder LUw Lye Hln. 36. was fined $10 or one day's jail yesterday (or using abusive language on Police Constable Mohamed Challb at Shentcn Way at 1 p.m. on Oct. 19.33 words
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Article, Illustration458 1972-10-26 17 Watches, parts, and film worth $200,000 recovered pOLICE have arrested seven men involved with a gang responsible for pilfering cargo at Paya Lebar airport. More than $200,000 worth of watches and watch parts and a quantity of unexposed colour film were also seized. The watches,458 words
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Article21 1972-10-26 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed An ZndUn hat been fined 1100 lor telling people 1 fortune* without a. business licence. ReuterReuter - 21 words
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137 1972-10-26 17 Cassette pirate fund to pay fines MANUFACTURERS of pirated cassette and cartridge tapes are believed to have set up a fund to help distributors pay fines. Sources said that at a meeting yesterday, at least 10 "pirates" pledged $500 each towards the fund. Said the sources: "They have to do137 words
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Article64 1972-10-26 17 10 cents more for packet of 20 IMPORTED cigarettes now cost 10 cents more for a packet of 20, according to a Singapore Tobacco Company spokesman. New prices of some imported brands are: Lucky Strike, f 1 10, Viceroy PTTL. ||.1O; Viceroy PTTK $1 30. Pall Mall king size. 11.3064 words
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Article, Illustration363 1972-10-26 17 NANCY BYRAMJI - Sir Victor here for defence aid talks NANCY BYRAMJI By fHE chairman of the Australian Chiefs olStaff Committee, Admiral Sir Victor Smith, arrived yesterday for defence aid talks with Singapore Government officials. Sir Victor, here for a five-day official visit, said on arrival at the airport from Kuala Lumpur: "There363 words
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Article40 1972-10-26 17 A CORONER recorded an open verdict on the death of wlreman Chal Pit Slug. 35, who died or a fractured skull after he feU from the first floor of a building at a Jurone worksite on Sept 12.40 words
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Article27 1972-10-26 17 BINOAPORE Art and Crafts Education Boclety will hold Its fourth on-the-spot pili.ting contest at Baharuddln Vocational Institute In Stirling Road on Saturday at 3 p.m.27 words
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Advertisement110 1972-10-26 17 fWMVriM LiixuriousCmises\txjlltalllnUx^Wifh I Go on a grand holiclaK cruise I on board a luxury-pfcjs liner.vjifh first-ctass I service and factories all the nnok I MVKOTAS»NGAPURX- SAILING SCHEDUU M a Mfll H.ll »/U T1» 11/11 U/lt H m »/u m/u am M/n »/i i/i/n U trxmrt ua nri Hi »/i »i/i110 words
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Advertisement174 1972-10-26 17 Daily Lunch Specials m W MONDAY 14.25 TUESDAY $425 CrtM if Chtckti Smp Crew if Aspjrifis Soup Filtt CwUsfc Mijucm. w Rust Lef if Net, Frtrt ChickM i b Mum EscHtpe rf Veal Trifle I bin/Til Apple hi I Coffee Tn WM WEDNESDAY J4.00 THURSDAY $4.00 fl ChitiM t Macarm174 words
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Miscellaneous708 1972-10-26 17 On your TV and Radio IM PN Opnini and Where The 1)5 Whit Others Say (Chinese) m.^^^T^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Heirt l$ The Smith Family Father's IV, F^T?' Zmmvi ln BrMkin Jnd Commencing of 1.21 For the Family (Chinese) Day Caftan T <>'o Fast 3SI Health in U» Horn. A,ti«,r,,i 7 S""»ee Report708 words
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Advertisement1241 1972-10-26 18 ©TECHNICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE -MECHANICAL SEALS GLAND PACKINGS ALLIED PRODUCTS The Singapore Sales Office of T.I. (Export) Ltd., (Member Company of the Tube Investments Group) requires the service? of a highly experienced Technical Sales Representative to organise and promote the sales of the wide range of mechanical seals, gland packings, PTFE1,241 words
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Advertisement198 1972-10-26 18 TENDER NOTICES appear dally in Berlta Harlan You could miss opportunities Order Berlta Harlan today requires a SERVICE MANAGER Applicants should have 1 At least 5 years managerial experience 4 related to production or mechanical repairs. 2. A thorough understanding practically and theoretically of compression ign i t iono n198 words
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Advertisement437 1972-10-26 18 A Well Established Foreign Financial Institution Mi APPLICATIONS FOR THE POST OF ASSISTANT FOREIGN EXCHANGE TRADER Applicants should have college degree in economics, finance or mathematics with not less than 3 years experience in Foreign Exchange Dealings. Special consideration would be given to candidates with some knowledge in the operation437 words
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Advertisement414 1972-10-26 18 MALAYAN MOTOR AND GENERAL UNDERWRITERS (PRIVATE) LIMITED WE REQUIRE URGENTLY 1. OFFICE MANAGER IESIBUTE This is o Mnior position in the organisotion. The man w« arc looking for should hova several years experience In oil classes cf General insurance at management level. His main duties will be the supervision of414 words
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Advertisement1377 1972-10-26 19 CONTAINERS _SJ_ R'dam H'burg A'wetp Smppore D'mark Brem. Havre U.K. CIRDICAH DAY 4 Nat M Nn tt Ha. 27 Hi. StNn gtNALDER 10 Hn II DM 17 Dm II Om 20 Dm TOKYO lAY 20 Hn llOtc 12OM llOtc II OM IREMEN EXPRESS 1 Dec 22 Dec 21 DM 241,377 words
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Advertisement1088 1972-10-26 19 litwert t. EtrtH: HC CWTAINtI SEtVICt I Singapore™To^an>6uri^^ R'dam S'hampton CARDIUN SAT 4 Nn 21 Nn 27 Hn Hn 1 DM OENALOIR II Nn 11 Dm 17 Dm II Dm 21 lee TOKYO lAY 21 Nn 11 tot 12 toe 11 toe II Dm IBEMEH EXPRESS 1 Oee 22 Dee1,088 words
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Advertisement941 1972-10-26 19 Sii»gopor« *****4, P. Ktlong 6341, K.L. *****; Ptnong *****. THE BANK LINE LTD. LOUS FOI E. I S. AFRICA lORTROAHK (Mauritius, Reunion, Oeira/L Marques and Soutn Africa) P. Kelan| Spore 1/ IHn lETNALIA (Mauritius, Reunion, Beira/L. Marques and Soutn Africa) P. Kelang 2/1 Nn Spore 1/11 Nn F..OM EAST 1941 words
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Advertisement1134 1972-10-26 20 KAWASAKI KISEN jKAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KMKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japtn Hongkong ETA Spore ETA P. K4!aH| SNINSEI MARU Nl. 17 V. 17 SHINUN MARU V. 21 "J» AWASHIMA MARU 10 R»V Japan Persian Gull S«rvle« Singapore FOR: -MIZUKAWA MARU V. 71 IS Ntv Colombo1,134 words
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Advertisement875 1972-10-26 20 PIL H^LIPAfS serwce CniM Ywih: M.V. "HT« SIMWW' Sailing <.-«apora FOR: Vty 11 Oct Bangkok, Diakarta, P Hedland, Frtmantlt, Bali. v, 4 20 Htv Ptnang, Djakarta, Frtmantlt. VtT 1 II Otc Ptnanf, Djakarta, Frtnantla. Stfiits/H.K./Cistsß Sonrtto: "■""TTTT Singapore Penang Singapore Ftr: M.V. lOTA PANJANG ii pf/21 Set 22/n Set n/24875 words
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Advertisement1094 1972-10-26 20 WNfPTUNf ORIENT UNESUD. T^ —CQWWH'A'IDWTX ntPutLCCTSWC* imi Y^ ICB BUH.OING 3 SHENTON WAY SIMGAIK)W6 TEL *****3-7 U.K. lUKOPE SEKVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, HAVRE, R'DAM, H'BURG, RRIMEN Singapore P. Kelang Panang Arrives: NEPTUNE ZIRCON 27/2* Bel Bilbao 24/11, London 28/11. Havra, R'dan, H'burg, Brem NEPTUNE TOPAI 1/ 0 Ntv 11/11 Ntv1,094 words
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Advertisement892 1972-10-26 20 ~Wf~\ TB^I-AY?!l/SMNTE^NATiONAir" fiM| SHiPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No JOt. Jin. Anptna. Kuala Lu.npur H The National Shipping Line of Malaysia EXHESS SBmCE TO LONDON, LIYMPOOt/CONTINENT POUTS Tg. Mam Singapore P. Kalang Penang laadiig ftft SUNSA RAYA 11/14 Ntv 11/11 Nay 11/21 Nay Havrt 14/12. R'dam 17 12, A'werp 20/12, L'pool 24/12.892 words
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Advertisement656 1972-10-26 21 New N. York Ptiil. Bait. Orleanj fmton Houston Singapore COPHER STATE Aag II _kj n/Oct U SIMOA Seit2l Nn 11 SIFRA Nat 14 -Bt»17 lt»lll.UJlllll^ ARRIVING DIRECT FROM GENOA. ITALY. LOADING FOR KEELUNG. PUSAN, Singapore p. Klang Penang OAPRIOLO Ntt I/I Nat l/S MEOARIANA (Full Container Strvice) from Genoa Ntt656 words
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Advertisement734 1972-10-26 21 aw 8.8. "RAJULA" sailing for Madras on 28 October lttt The above vessel will sail lor Port Swettenham, Penang. Nagapattinam and Madras from Port of Singapore Authority Area on 2S October 197? at 2 00 p.m Embarkation will commence at 8.00 a.m. for Bunked/Unberthed passengers and at 10.00 a.m. for734 words
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Advertisement884 1972-10-26 21 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Dp No. 45 of 1972. In the Matter of the Companies Act (Cap. 185 1 And In the Matter of CHIN ANN ENGINEERING PRIVATE LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE Is hereby given that a petition for the winding up884 words
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Advertisement798 1972-10-26 21 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE TENDERS FINANCE DEPARTMENT: (Electronic Data Processing Division. Room 116. Ist Floor. City Hall) 1 Supply of pre-prlnted continuous sprocket forms for uae on electronic data processing equipment (pink reminders). Tender, deposit $250/-. Close at 2.15 p.m on 16 11.72. ELECTRICITY: DEPARTMENT: (2nd Floor. City Hall) 2798 words
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Article98 1972-10-26 22 LOUIS! KLIRK'S SALONS In Hotel Blngapura for your latest hairstyles, expert penning and gorgeous tinting. Very moderate prices. Appointments telephone *****3 (Spore). 100 IM TO BI WON In New Nations big new pop popularity poll contest. Its easy. Entry form and full dttallt In Saturday's NEW NATION Makt *urt98 words
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Obituary295 1972-10-26 22 MRS. OOH SICK TIM nee Urn Cbal Wee Neo. 88. passed away peacefully on 29 10 72 leaving behind 2 sons Ooh Peng Blan (Bah Ctoye) anl Tlan Chye, 2 sons-ln-lsw Urn Husy Hoon and Charlie Chlew. 2 daughters-ln-law, two adopted daughters, 18 grandchildren. 8 grandsons-ln-law, 4 grand-daujihten-ln-law. 18295 words
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Article28 1972-10-26 22 TNI FAMILY Of late Mr. T. Balasubramanlam sincerely thank all relatives and friends for their condolences, wreaths, telegrams, attendance and kind assistance rendered during their recent bereavement.28 words
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Advertisement411 1972-10-26 22 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS Hmnim* f>| y 50 CMU wwa MBlrmim »7.50 for IS wotds. ANNOUNCEMENT/PERSONAL flskjipmi only: II s word Minimum S2O for 20 wotds. Situations vacant INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION rtqulrt* a malt bilingual general clerk to take charge of branch offlct In Jurong. Minimum qualification OCX; knowledge of typing, offlct routine411 words
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Advertisement3869 1972-10-26 22 classified advertisements JAPANESE CARMENT FACTORY require* office boy to start work immediately. Apply personally B A.M. Block 3. 6th floor. Tlong Bahru Industrial Estate. Lower Delu Road. Spore 3. Preference will be given to those able to rid* scooter and living in dist. 3. APPLICANTS replying to Box numbers for3,869 words
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Advertisement848 1972-10-26 22 BANKER REQUIRES an executive detached bungalow, single or doublestorey In dlst 10 or 11. Any accommodation In the price range of $2000— ***** will be considered. Immediate occupation or willing to wait. Also required several detached semidetached bum alow s or apartments. Principals pleas* call Spore *****9 txt 8. WANTED848 words
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Advertisement779 1972-10-26 22 CATS. Telephone oervice DISTRICT 1* shophouse /modern flats at s'. m s Upper Seranxoon Road Charlton Park, 9-bedrooms, 1-vatß-room living dining rooms, balcony and kitchen Tel *****. S'por*. LOOKING FOR PROPERTIES! O*t professional advice Hong Seng Management Services will help you to secure the best Investment. Phone ***** Spore SPACIOUS779 words
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Advertisement520 1972-10-26 23 (^lltSbljltZll CaAXS •radvertisements i£ f **r2J Of NtRAt ADVERTIStMENTS Suicspoft oeJy 50 cent. I wotd. Mmimuin $7.50 fot 15 word*. a 'Biiin£?sSr* ANNOONCtMENT/rrHSONAL Su^porc oaiy: »1 s word MJnmwin. >20 for 20 wotes. 6*r-c* (Cont from Page 22) Sbopa to) lot fN.ONI BUILOINO. Peck Scab .'•i reel, opposite National Develop520 words
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Advertisement740 1972-10-26 23 LANQUAQII OIALBCT* English Chinas*. Cantoneae, Hokklen, your bome/E.T.C. 83-C, Syed Alwl Road Tel: Z6IZ4. UHCINTLV ngQUIMIO TUTOR t« t*eeh accountancy up till Intermediate level C.I.S. Interested please contact Miss Wee Z9ZOI Spore. INCLISM LANCUAOI COURSI for next year* secondary four students commences Early November Tel. 3*1454 or ****** CMAN I740 words
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Advertisement842 1972-10-26 23 BIGINNIRS JAPANESE: Sundays. 10 a.m. —12 p.m Elementary spoken Chinese: Meoean/Tbursdays: T.SO n.m. ».18 p.m. Laasaasc School (branch) 30-D. North Canal Read Spore 2537*. 6TMOV AT MOHI A Pace Examlna non* Singapore C»jrt«»pondin»i School Often: Shorthand. Typewrit Inc. Bookkeeping. Correspondence Secretarial Dulles Detail* from: SCS LTD.. P.O. Box. 3164. HALLS842 words
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Advertisement723 1972-10-26 23 POR ECONOMY PLJOMT S»ns*t*tS/ KL/Lon6en aad *each tours «g ■■reel. Ceatact Oeaeetrotter* 3T*136/3T8530. S pore NOVILTV OPPIR POR CHOOL VACATION WIST MALAYSIA TOUR BY AlR— Only lIS*/-, ws ee?er 6 Dar* Tour to flea! Sap ■ISamBSS/ rtmmm Highaiads/Ipeli/Pesang/ Kuala '-"T"' Departure:- Ever* M— Say TOUR PRICE INCLUDES AlTtlcket to aad723 words
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Advertisement1059 1972-10-26 23 PNILOO. ILISTSNrLa)-. QABBtIR. geraurs. Prseaer. Ceelsr. Waablngmaeame, Saalir. Ceekers. (3SOV/ 110 V AC/DC Keroslns, Oui. Ksntsl, Hosaesaakers. lOOtT/XtTTS. S'por* acma air ooaoiTiONsa. MsSeal ref rlgerat lea. spsslal dlseouat for cask Trade-in 1120/- aeiaiee. Bervlclas/rcparr/reataJ Hl-Coel Air PsaeitHalßS A RefUgemisa <Pte) Ud.. 234 Yieterm Street, rear* 7. TM: SUM. CURTAINS. UPHOLSTERY1,059 words
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Advertisement1022 1972-10-26 23 tOTI VOLKSWASIM TSSS, on* owner. cotMitwn ha* a**, ewner s I ear. SOMS.OS a a.o Phone *****6 Spore cam* hear*. PO4JR BJOMYNS OLD Torota SO** with MKrV alreea.. radio/tap*, mileage dose 4,0*0 mile*. TM: Spore 00*008 after 4 3* p.m IMMACULATB C*NOITI*N I*o* Aus tin 116* for Sal*. Price 53.1,022 words
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Advertisement680 1972-10-26 23 PM TNI SERVICES ef our lady MlirU/lHfmatllial lady barbers Ceil "arerajeM". STSS4O. 37*117. *****2. S-aort POR A RSALLV ENJOYABLE outlng aaytlma. Oe wtlh A High Society lady Eaoort 345-C, Orchard Road (limit* afandana Betel) Tel: 3TTMI. NIIOINO ESCORTS POR TONM.NT7 Ceataet Sakara Bsrvlea* (Social Escorts). IS. Be* Rwa Court. Ox680 words
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Advertisement274 1972-10-26 23 Tallortni MAOITO-MIASURI sulU, trousers. shirts military uniform., ladles cos turn** skirts, slacks In latest fabric* by expert tailor, visit Nath Tailors 4 Taaglln Road. Spur* Tel: 6423*7 Where) t*> Mm» (a por*| SLOAN! COURT HOTEL, 17. Balmoral Roaa, quiet residential. Orchard Road area. alrcondltloßed. 520/- upward* Tel: *****,7 (Opore) Where)274 words
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191 1972-10-26 24 I was not vindictive, says gems shop boss MANAGING director of a jeweller's shop. KM. Oil Mohamed, yesterday denied a prosecution suggestion that he had been "malicious and vindictive" in not returning Jewellery tools belonging to DEB. Rajapaksha. Oil Mohamed was testifying at the trial of KM OH Mohamed (Pte)191 words
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371 1972-10-26 24 Old goods vehicles to be phased out in 2 years OVERAGED goods vehicles will be gradually phased out within the next two years. Mechanically unfit vehicles will have to be replaced within six months. The Minister for Communications, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, announced this in Parliament yesterday in answer to371 words
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238 1972-10-26 24 TTC art department to show works of eight artists rIE works of eight wellknown local artists, sculptors and calllgraphists will decorate the Teacher's Training College Art Department gallery for the next eight months. The series of art exhibitions is an attempt by the TTC to bring culture into college life238 words
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Article, Illustration158 1972-10-26 24 NEWLY-WEDS WIN TOP PRIZES IN STORY CONTEST A NEWLY WED couple (above) yesterday took the first and second prises in a Malay short story competition organised by the National Book Development Council. School-teacher Inche Ahmad Afandi won the first prise— a $10* book voucher with his story "Sheltering Under Wilting158 words
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270 1972-10-26 24 Malaysian film company to start big talent hunt KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— A big search for new talent and stars will be launched soon by Malaysia Film Industries Sdn. Bhd., which plans to shoot its first (llm in January. And the new movie maker Is confident that It will get the270 words
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Article44 1972-10-26 24 FORMER American astronaut Walter Schlrra will arrive this evening for a one-night stopover on his way 10 Tokyo. Mr. Bchirra Is currently on a tour of Asia and the Middle ■ast as chairman of the Environmental Control Corporation44 words
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Article24 1972-10-26 24 LABOURER Ramusamy Supramanlam. 18. iv jailed far •Is months yesterday (or stealing a car at Cassia Drive at 5.30 a.m. on Sunday.24 words
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215 1972-10-26 24 Driver: I paid officer to extend stay of call girls A LORRY-DRIVER alleged in a district court yesterday that he paid an Immigration Department officer at the Woodlands checkpoint to extend the stay of Malaysian prostitutes in Singapore. Ong Teck Hul. 48. said Shalk Mohammed bin Mohammed Shah agreed to215 words
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251 1972-10-26 24 'Fertility behaviour must be changed' I—POPULATIONi POPULATION WARNING T' 1 K |>opulution in Singapore will double in 40 years if last year's birth rate of 17 per thousand is maintained. The quality of life could not be improved If all economic gains were to be diverted to provide for the251 words
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Article176 1972-10-26 24 mOH KEI CHENO. 29. X yesterday pleaded guilty to cheating two farmers of a total of $2,500 by deceiving them that he could expedite payments of exgrptia compensation by the Housing Board's Resettlement Department. He was sad to have dishonestly Induced Tan Tlam Puav of176 words
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Advertisement568 1972-10-26 24 INSTANT MONEY for your waste paper 1 We pay high prices 2) Regular collection Waste paper include printers' waste, old cartons, office waste, any waste paper For further details, contact: United Pulp Paper Co. Ltd. (Waste Paper Department) 20, Liv Fang Road Jurong Town Singapore 22 Tel: No. *****2 NOTICES568 words
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Advertisement107 1972-10-26 24 H W J^—^^^^r ss^Hssß^^x A, bssssssssl S f I bssssssssssssbiV sV W\ BS^BsH BSsi isS^sl BSSSSSSB^^ Bssssssfl F» r»?i I issssv sssssss/ f I EDUCATION I I SPECIAL I I ON JULIUS I I CAESAR I Hr Today New Nation brings an >\ «fc education broadsheet special f*^~ n^ on107 words
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Article, Illustration565 1972-10-26 25 ITNIVERSITY of Singapore brushed aside the .strong overseas challenge to win the men's and women's team titles and finished overall champions in the four-nation InterVarsity athletic meet at Farrer Park yesterday. Singapore's men, led by International R. Alagirisamy, were easy winners with 147 points,565 words
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Article407 1972-10-26 25 RESULTS of events at yesterday's athletic meet of the 13th Biennial Inter-varslty Games at Farrer Park: MEN 100 m 1 Ahmad Hajar (M) 3 Jogja Hartono (I) S Kok Kirn Loons (M> 11 lsec; 300 m 1 Jogja Hartono (I) 2 Kok Wai Tom (8) 3 Lee Poo407 words
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Article244 1972-10-26 25 SPORTS CAMP FOR 180 BOYS, GIRLS KUALA LUMPUR. We*. An 11-4 ay Sports Camp for 1M Malaysian schoolboys and »ehool«lris wUI be held here next month. The camp, organised by the Ministry of Sport, wiU be at the First Residential College, University of Mala. a. from Nov. t to 18.244 words
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Article36 1972-10-26 25 HOTEL New Hong Kong and Olivetti drew 2-3 In their friendly soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Is. Chandran (2) scored for the hotel side, and Llm and an own goal for Olivetti.36 words
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209 1972-10-26 25 Malaysians to compete in road races KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysian cyclists preparing for next year's Seap Games at Singapore will compete at two leading Asian road races the tour of Jakarta in Anril and the tour of Luzon in May. "Competing In the two tours will provide our cyclists the209 words
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Article55 1972-10-26 25 TNCHE Othman Wok. the Mi- nlster for Social Affairs, will (lag off tne first group of walkers In the Singapore Schools Sports Council's Walkathoa at Macßitchie Reservoir Car Park at 8.30 a.m. on Saturday. The eight-kilometre walkathon Is organised by the Council to raise funds to send a55 words
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Article165 1972-10-26 25 Favourites Graham, Crampton ADELAIDE. Wed— Australians Bruce Crampton and David Oraham are favourite* to win the A 120.000 i£9.330t Australian Open which begins tomorrow at Kooyonga golf course here. Both set a slssllng pace In practice rounds yesterday as they prepared for the first round against a field of 121165 words
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227 1972-10-26 26 THE National waterpolo team will be sent to Europe and Australia in the preparations for the 1973 Seap Games, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. SASA water polo com mlttee has earmarked $90,000 for the tours next year. A spokesman said the National team will make an227 words
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Article132 1972-10-26 26 S'pore to contest World title SINGAPORE Amateur Wrightliftinr Federation will send a representative to the "Mr. Asia and Mr. Universe" bodybuilding contest at Iraq from Nov. 15-25. SAWLF president Son Ghee Soon said 20 bodybuilders will compete in a selection trial at CYMA. Bras Basah Road, on Saturday. Among the132 words
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Article, Illustration573 1972-10-26 26 JOE DORAI - STORE'S No 2 WEE BEATS INDONESIAN CHAMPION JOE DORAI By WEE KIN, the National runner-up, last night caused the biggest up set in the Singapore Open badminton championships when he toppled the Indonesian national champion, Djaliteng, 15-12, 15-13 in 37 minutes in a third round tie at Guillemard Road. Wee's573 words
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Article268 1972-10-26 26 UIVE National soccer players, who competed In r the Korean and Hong Kong Interport tournaments last month, have been left out of the 17-member squad for the Vietnam National Day soccer tournament at Saigon from Oct. 28 to Nov. 2. They are Jaffar Yacob.268 words
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Article121 1972-10-26 26 MANILA. Wed Mike Estep of the United States, beat the Philippines junior player. Romeo Rafon. 18. by 6-4. 6-3 in the Asian tennis circuit here today. Japan's No. 6 player. Dgal Tezuka. outclassed former Philippine champion Raymundo Deyro 6-3. 7-5. The Japanese completely dominated the match, except121 words
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Letter309 1972-10-26 26 'put captain of the touring A Onslow rag by aide m reported as laylnf, of Saturday's rueby match at the padanf, that hit team played their "usual robust type of rttcby." However, the game of rugby haa rules and thear do not, aa Mr. Nlven must309 words
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Article255 1972-10-26 26 MEN SINGLES Third Rd: Tan Aik Huang <Mi bt Darmawan (Indon) 11-15. 15-2. 15-0; Chaisak (Th) bt Yeo Ah Seng (Spore) 18-16. 15-3: B. Jalyen (Th) bt Ahmad Bakar 15-4. 15-6; He Sumirat (Indon i bt Nunung (Indon) 15-11. 15-11; Ng Chor Yau (Spore) bt Nandang (Indon)255 words
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Advertisement423 1972-10-26 25 Wotica to ill lirfi lotel AppHcarti. All voconcies for the initiol opening hove been filled. However additional job opportunities will be advertised in this paper at the end of 1972; until then no further applications can be considered. The Management would like to thank all applicants for their interest in423 words
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Advertisement474 1972-10-26 25 PEKBADANAN PEMBANGUNAN BANDAR KENYATAAN TAWABAN Tawaran-tawaran adalah dlpelawa darlpada badan-badan pemblna atau konterekta-konterekta mahlr yang berdaftar dengan U.D A. dlbawah Kelas B dan leblh atau dengan J.K.R, dlbawah Kelas B dan leblh untuk memblna dan menylapkan aatu gudang Keretapl dan pejabat Kastam dl Jalan Brickfields. Kuala Lumpur. 2. Borang-borang tawaran474 words
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Advertisement316 1972-10-26 25 THE TOWN BOARD ENACTMENT (NO. lit) NOTICE UNDER SECTION 39 In accordance with provuion of Section 39 of the Town Board Enactment, Notice 1* hereby given that the assessment list for the Town Council area of Bandar Maharanl. Muar. for the year 1973, ha* now been completed and may be316 words
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Advertisement96 1972-10-26 25 A many splendoured meal at the Adelphi Grill Tel: *****. 12 noon to 3 p.m., 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. (Closed on Sundays) We have the answer to a gourmet's prayer at -our newly-renovated Grill. Unsurpassed French cuisine, beautifully prepared and efficiently served. For busy people, a luxurious buffet lunch96 words
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Advertisement270 1972-10-26 26 LIN6TM OVKAU I6«M CIHItATOB: On. LJ'te'/Pet ter 7 .5 KVA READTH 260 7 93 M 220 Volt. 50 Hi SraVt (OW) 40" 122 M: NAVICATION AIDS: Wheel Controlled Mognrtie b«a*t ililm) 3" 6" I 07 M Composs 2 Seorchlights S^tHSt M R s^r. ot^» h o7 d c&. s iiV270 words
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Advertisement151 1972-10-26 26 f\ t IJ LOLcJcrULUSK lOOiid \C^^^Swsmf BlaucJchajusk Tool>d fgj^RTd| BlacJthaurk Toold p RlcucJJuuusk TooldV THE MECHANIC'S INDISPENSABLE!! 4248 Bsßat'^^^^^fl tsBBBBBT /m\ McALISTER CO. LTD., li^ft^ftl UNITEERS BUILDING. RIVER VALLEY ROAD. IIBMI SINGAPORE. 9. TEL *****1 I SB^k^ftl Br«nch««: Kutl, 1 u ci Idoli Kwa Ku~nUn Ku. h.ig (^^^mJ S-tou. Kotj151 words
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Miscellaneous41 1972-10-26 26 BADMINTON Singapore Open (SBA Hall). INTER VARSITY GAMES Lawn Tennis (Alexandra Park Bam>. Softball (Women) (Varsity 830 am); Women's hockey (padang 8.30 am): Swimming Queenstown 3pm i Badminton (Poly 7pm). SOCCER Friendly: PARC v HMS Lincoln (Bt. Chermin 5 15 pmi41 words
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Article, Illustration353 1972-10-26 27 Happy Valley II looks a good thing 1| A PP V VALLEY II should be a good thing in the Class 4 Division I race over lOf at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. This six-year-old by Skyline has won four races this season and Is still improving. In August, he beat353 words
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Article266 1972-10-26 27 LEE FOO SAN - LEE FOO SAN By 'FHE Totalisator Board A are thinking of starting another stud farm and make horsebreeding a big Industry In Malaysia. This was said yesterday by Datuk Yeoh Cheang Lee, chairman of the Totalisator Board. Datuk Yeoh added: "The success of Royalty has266 words
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Article33 1972-10-26 27 CARACAS. Wed— Ex-heavy-welght champion Emle Terrell enlivened a dull flght on Monday night by driving fifth-rank-ed Jose Luis Garcia out of the ring and then scoring a sixthround Uo— UPI.UPI - 33 words
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Article61 1972-10-26 27 LONDON. Wed. Stoke yesterday agreed to pay about £30,000 to Scottish Second Division Clydebank for the transfer of goalkeeper Michael McDonald, 21, to replace Injured star Gordon Banks. Stoke urgently needed a replacement for the England International who was Injured In a car crash on Sunday. The61 words
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Article65 1972-10-26 27 LONDON, Wed David Hemery and Mary Peters have been voted Britain* man and woman athletes of the year by the British Athletics Writers' Association, It was announced yesterday. Kemery, former Olympic 400 metre* hurdles champion, won silver and bronze medals at the Munlcn Oames this year.65 words
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228 1972-10-26 27 EDINBURGH, Wed. Teenager John Lloyd of Britain caused an upset In the Dewar Cup Indoor tennis tournament here last night when he eliminated third-seeded lan Fletcher of Australia. Lloyd, 18, won 7-6 6-3 In his men's singles firstround clash with Fletcher to underline hisReuter - 228 words
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Article32 1972-10-26 27 ROME. Wed— Italian heavyweight boxing champion Dante Cane will meet Britain European champion Joe Bugner In a 10-round non-title fight In Nottingham on Nov. 28. Cum'i manager said here today.32 words
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252 1972-10-26 27 NOEL HUGHES - It's tough at the top for soccer stars NOEL HUGHES By ONDON, Wed.—Soc■Ll cer stars are human sacrifices "thrown without sentiment or apologies Into the battle field," says Hunter Da vies, a Journalist who spent a year with a top British club to look at the game from the inside.252 words
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Article509 1972-10-26 27 Liverpool score easy win LONDON. Wed IVERPOOL, the English League Dlv 1 leaders, scored their expected triumph when they cruised home 3-0 against Greek club AEK Athens in their UEFA Cup match at Liverpool last night. The odds were always against the Greeks In their second -round n r sReuter - 509 words
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164 1972-10-26 27 All Blacks skipper snubs Hart leader f ONDON, Wed. Lan Klrkpatrlck, captain oi the crack New Zealand rugby squad, the All Blacks, said yesterday he had refused to meet officials of an anti-apartheid group. Klrkpatrlck said he had hung up the telephone during a conversation with Des Wilson, co-chairman ofAP - 164 words
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Article112 1972-10-26 27 YEW YORK. Wed. Jack Nlcklaus maintained his overwhelming lead in the 1972 U.S. golf earnings list with a total of U*****.429 the Amen- can PGA announced yesterday. Canadian George Knudson's US $30,000 victory In the Kaiser International Open tournament last Sunday took him from 58th to 29tliReuter - 112 words
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Advertisement109 1972-10-26 27 PITCHING TO MOUNDED GREENS W^ THE WAIN TfISK IN A» PITCHING TO STEEP, ROUNDW M EDGED GREENS IS IN Jg <W GETTING THE BfILL HIGH JW I ENOUGH TO KEEP IT FROM MM RUNNING TOO Fflß RFTER J CLEARING THE TOP. A HERE'S WMOTHER PLACE X WHERE THE SflHO WCDCI109 words
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Advertisement142 1972-10-26 27 rNk/N/B T p'^B Wmir r /A v m 111 m ifelS^^^^^L. /fl 1\ Al 1 1 m rm%^. >. //y^m Ji/Sl X« \1 \l\ t^fc. Is A m m.\\il I J i i «1 p I wv^^N t I lit i i\>l\l Si I 1 1 1 The air conditioner142 words
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401 1972-10-26 28 Thousands give up arms on last day PILE-UP OF 120,000 WEAPONS MANILA, Wednesday THOUSANDS of Filipinos trooped to different military collection centres today to surrender unauthorised firearms on the last day of a nationwide disarmament drive ordered under martial law. At noon, only 12 hours from the midnight deadline forUPI - 401 words
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Article98 1972-10-26 28 SUHARTO VISIT WILL FOSTER JAKARTA. Wed. President Suharto's proposed visit to Singapore will foster bi-lateral relations. Foreign Minister Adam Malik said today. Answering questions at his weekly press conference. Mr. Malik said the two neighbouring countries had been co-operating against smuggling. He dismissed a suggestion that Singapore had been indifferentReuter - 98 words
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Article70 1972-10-26 28 Sarasin: Aspac will not survive BANGKOK, Wed. The assistant chairman of the Thai National Executive Council. Mr. Pote Sarasin, has predicted that the nine-nation Asian and Pacific Council < Aspac "will not survive for long" This was because its membership was too wide, he said in an interview with theBernama - 70 words
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Article96 1972-10-26 28 Protestant leader told to rest BELFAST, Wed. Protestant extremist leader William Craig collapsed last night and was ordered to take a week's complete rest, officials of his vanguard organisation said today. They said Craig. whose threats last week to "shoot to kill" to keep Northern Ireland British set off BritishUPI - 96 words
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203 1972-10-26 28 920-lb man who tried to 'eat himself to death' NEW YORK, Wed. Mike Walker. 38, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, tried to commit suicide over a long period of time by "eating himself to death." Yesterday he nearly accomplished it, doctors said. Walker, who weighs 920-lb (417 kgs), was being treatedUPI - 203 words
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Article35 1972-10-26 28 SEOUL. Wed.— South Koreas Martial Lav/ Command said today it had rounded up a total of 563 hoodlums, pickpockets, dance hall customers and ethers since a nationwide anticrime drive launched on Monday. AP.AP - 35 words
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Article465 1972-10-26 28 RUBBER LONDON. Wed. No. 1 RSS Mxit •S3. Betltomml: Nov 1t. 40. Dec 1160. Jan 19 IS. Jan March 19.30. April June 19 93. July S«pl 20. 43. 0.1 Dri 20 93. Jan Marth 21.20. April Jun* 21.40. July fccpl 21.33. Ocl D». 21.70. Jan March 21. 53.465 words
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379 1972-10-26 28 FIVE INJURED BY L-BOMBS IN BEIRUT BEIRUT, Wed AT least five people were injured in Beirut toxx day in a new wave of Middle East letter bombings. One letter bomb blasted the office of an exportimport company, injuring a girl secretary and a man. Another exploded in the hands ofReuter; UPI - 379 words
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Article, Illustration100 1972-10-26 28 MALAYS lAN iU E 1 ect r i c lty Board workers at the jungle hillside of Ulu Langat, near Kuala Lumpur, where a helicopter crashed killing both men aboard on Tuesday. Yesterday, rescuers recovered the bodies of former United States marine pilot, Lt.100 words
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Article38 1972-10-26 28 NEW DELHI. Wed If Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman wants all the Pakistani prisoners-of-war in India for trial aa war criminals. India will turn them over, Defence Minister Jagjivan Ram said today. AP.AP - 38 words
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Article31 1972-10-26 28 TOKYO, Wed. Traffic was tied up for two hours on a Tokyo freeway today when a ton of flour spewed out of leaking sacks aboard a delivery truck AP.AP - 31 words
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Article116 1972-10-26 28 $750,000 GEMS GRAB IN HONG KONG HONGKONG. Wed.— Two armed jewel robberies one of them the largest in Hone Kong's history took place as 850 policemen and women were assembling yesterday at the Government Stadium for a review by Britain's Princess Alexandra. More than HKSI.S million ($750,000) worth of diamonds116 words
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85 1972-10-26 28 Sales drive for new Australian plane pANBERRA, Wed. A prototype of Australia's new short takeoff and landing aircraft. Nomad, will leave tomorrow for sales demonstrations in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Jakarta. Announcing this, the Minister for Supply. Mr. Victor Garland, said the same prototype recently returned to Australia from theReuter - 85 words
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Miscellaneous15 1972-10-26 28 The weather THE weather outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: Occasional rain.15 words
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