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Title Section14 1971-03-19 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Friday evening, March 19, 1971 No. 52 Price 15 cents i-:»u14 words
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Article25 1971-03-19 1 LATE NEWS Jakarta, Friday—Military authorities said today that they had captured IS Communists in west Java and south Sumatra and charged them with sabotage.25 words
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Article254 1971-03-19 1 Saigon troops pulled out after threat to surrender United Press International Saigeti, Friday Crack South Vietnamese back-up troops have been flown into Laos to replace battered infantrymen who told their commanders yesterday that they would surrender to the Communists rather than fight any more. The infantrymen, membersUnited Press International - 254 words
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195 1971-03-19 1 1 The killer stag of the Sin Heng Chan feedmill died from injuries received when it crashed into the roof of a pigsty while trying to escape its captors, the company manager, Mr. Heng Kwan Yam, paid today. He denied that thto Stag was195 words
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Article229 1971-03-19 1 The Russian Embassy here today welcomed the Singapore Government's move to establish an embassy in Moscow as a step in the right direction to further improve the friendly relations between the two countries. The Charge d'Affaires, Mr. O. V. Bostorin, told New Nation today: "Flans to upgrade229 words
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306 1971-03-19 1 Officials of Chinese temples throughout the island are keeping a close watch for a gang of thieves that specialises in stealing statues of gods and then remoulding them flpr sale. Since the beginning of this year, at least four temples have lost more306 words
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Article100 1971-03-19 1 The Stock Market was very quiet this 'morning. Lower priced Issues were largely untraded except for United Motor Works with business at $1.2) and M O Holdings at SOft cents. Investment stocks were barely steady with Shell Ordinary done at $1.14. The announcement of better profits by100 words
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Article181 1971-03-19 1 Col—ifco, Friday Sweeping emergency powers allowing the Ceylon Government to prohibit meetings, take over property and impose curfews were announced yesterday. The Prime Minister. Mrs. Btrimavo Bandaranalke, explaining on Wednesday why a state of emergency was declared last Tuesday said leftwlng extremists called "Che Guevarists"181 words
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Article, Illustration57 1971-03-19 1 New York, Friday Jan trumpeter Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong Is in a critical condition in hospital with a heart ailment. Dr. Gary Zucker, his personal phy«fa»<*w said Armstronf was confined to an' intensive carp «nit at NewYork's Beth Intel hospital. "He Is responding to treatment, but Is57 words
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Article29 1971-03-19 1 Amman, frl.—Public security patrols have started a campaign against local hippies. They arrested an' unspecified number of youths, cut their locks and shared off their sideburns.29 words
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Article36 1971-03-19 1 Tokyo, frL—The 3,860ton T7B nuclear powered submarine Tatttac arrived at the UB naval port In Yokosuka yesterday, for a two-week rest ana recreation tor its crew and tor take on supplies.36 words
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Article, Illustration180 1971-03-19 1 Scrutineer - RAIN DAMPENS CHAMP'S CHANCES By Scrutineer RAIN HAS somewhat dampened the chances of trainer Eddie van Breukelen's champion, Katong Ocean, in Sunday's $30,000 Singapore Derby. Last night's rain turned the Bukit Timah track to yielding. The overcast sky today promises more rain. Katong Ocean, a180 words
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Article14 1971-03-19 1 Police reported a total of 55 traffic accidents yesterday. Nine were serions.14 words
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172 1971-03-19 2 Kuala Lumpur, Fridij Malaysia is willing to fUtffld Its of friendship to any country irrespective of its political ideology which respects her sovereignty and lnteEty, the Malaysian ng said yesterday. He said this when he received the credentials of the Ambassador. Dr. Pier MarceDo172 words
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Article491 1971-03-19 2 Death of boy unable to cope given as example The principal of St Andrew's School, Mr. Francis Thomas, last night blamed what he termed "social isolation" for the death of a 15-year-old boy who fell from the ninth floor of a block of flats in491 words
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Article37 1971-03-19 2 Koala Lumpur, Saturday —Pilot Officers, Jalludin Meran of the Royal Malaysian Air Force, Kuan tan, and, Ignatius Lim of RftCAF, left yesterday to attend a one-month radar course at the RAF, Shawbury, Bigland.37 words
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Article305 1971-03-19 2 Koala Lumpur, Friday The Malaysian Institute of Architects has explained why it thinks a minimum fee scale is necessary when an architect is called upon to do a lob. It It the best means of ensurlnc that a client secures the mtntmnm services ssssntlsl tor the305 words
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Article, Illustration353 1971-03-19 2 REPAIR THEM FOR A NEW LIFE The thought of stately old cars lying neglected In garages or compounds is a source of sadness for vintage car enthusiast Mr. Mike Hawke. He would like to see them In running condition. Mr. Hawke, the editor of353 words
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Article28 1971-03-19 2 The inaugural meeting of the Singapore Press Club will be held on Saturday, March 27, at 2.45 pjn. at the Shell Theatrette, Shell Building, Collyer Quay.28 words
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Article, Illustration81 1971-03-19 2 The president of United Press International, Mr. Mima Ibomaaon, and his wife flew into Singapore from Manila last night. Mr. Thomason is iwH"r a Dur4n *5 three-day stay here he will meet the rame Minister, Mr. Ue Kuan Yew. Picture shows Mrs. Thomason receiving a boofoet81 words
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192 1971-03-19 2 The Jurong Bird Park is getting another tram-car and hiring more drivers to ease the congestion of visitors using the vehicles. At present, two tramcars take people round the park. Visitors nave to pay 40 cents for a ride which includes commentaries given at192 words
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202 1971-03-19 2 Kuala Lumpur, Friday The $lOO deposit which people must make to gamble In a casino should be waived In the case of foreign tourists, It was suggested today. "This la the only change we can aogtest to the Common Gaming House* Bill paaaed202 words
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Article405 1971-03-19 2 Kuala Lumpur, Friday Two Orang Asli tribes have found a way out from getting into mo-ther-in-law trouble. The director of Orang Asli medical department, Inche Ruslan bin Abdullah, said here yesterday: "The Negrito and Semai who practise mother-in-law avoidance do not have trouble. "They405 words
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Miscellaneous98 1971-03-19 2 Weather Temperatures in world capitals yesterday: Hon* Kong 72-61 Mtniif 87-70 Koala Lumpur 92-71 Taipei 74-59 Seoul 43-28 Tokyo 55-42 Bangkok 96-75 Naha 68-59 Jakarta 95-79 London 50-48 Paris 53-46 Moscow 30-25 New York 44-27 San Francisco 60-50 Sydney 75-62 Melbourne 72-59 Perth 73-70 Singapore Singapore's weather torecast from 198 words
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Article229 1971-03-19 3 Singapore's new national telex exchange which is due to begin operation in August, will be almost fully subscribed as soon as It opens. The director of the Telecommunications Department. Mr. Goh Seng Kim said this today adding that JrfL "SSJ exchange would Initially open with about229 words
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Article67 1971-03-19 3 Dr. Wong Lin Ken, Minister for Home Affairs, will open the March Art Exhibition at Victoria Memorial Hall at 5.30 p.zxk today. Thirteen top German jazz musicians who arrived here recently, will give a public performance at the National Theatre at 8.30 tonight. The Singapore67 words
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Article, Illustration93 1971-03-19 3 But four-year-old more Interested in our cameraman Here's a pair of hot-pants (left) that really put the heat on last night's fashion show at the Orchard Theatre. The casual and simple style in brilliant pink jersey teamed up with a delightful, detachable see-through overskirt with lots93 words
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Article342 1971-03-19 3 Board's plan to beat freight rise The Joint Timber Export Industry Board of Malaysia and Singapore has decided to set up a booking centre to cater for all timber exports of the countries. The Intention is to beat the Increased freight rates to be introduced342 words
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Article141 1971-03-19 3 A grand fun fair will be held on April 3 at the British Army's Dover, Road stadium to raise funds for locally-employed British Army staff who will be demobilised at the end of the year. Claimed to be the biggest fun fair ever to be141 words
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Article279 1971-03-19 3 All passed new course Thirty eight police officers have passed their interviews for promotion to the rank of assistant superintendents and jieputy superintendents. They are among the 75 police officers who appeared before a Fublte Service Commission selection hoard ta^eJr ek names has been flrtven to the279 words
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243 1971-03-19 3 Nine Malay students, the largest group ever, has graduated from the Nanyang University Malay Studies Department. All are trilingual as they did their final year subjects in Malay and English and offered Mandarin as one pf the subjects iifthe first and second year at Nanyang243 words
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135 1971-03-19 3 The newly-formed Institute of Public Relations will hold its inaugural meeting today at the Shell Theatrette to arrange suitable courses and conduct examinations for those who are still novices in the profession. The institute was formed early this year to promote the development of135 words
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Article151 1971-03-19 3 The Singapore Institute of Management is inviting applications from qualified Singaporeans for post-gra-duate study awards leading to the degree of Master of Business Management. The awards regional fellowships offered by the Asian Institute of Management and the Starr Foundation International Scholarship— are tenable at151 words
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Article274 1971-03-19 3 By a correspondent London, Friday An old controversy over whether Singapore's founder, Sir Stamford Raffles, was also the founder of the Tendon Zoo appears to have been solved. For many years some scholars have disputed his claim, saying that the honour belonged to Sir Humphry Davy,274 words
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Advertisement105 1971-03-19 3 ROBINSON'S Latest Exclusive Footwear For Men. B AIIV y of Switzerland A good selection of world-renowned casuals and lace-ups for men. In many different designs including: (a)Theo in Brown Calf. Price 599.00. (b)Huasco in Black/Brown Calf. .Price 5105.00. (c) Apollo II in Black Calf. Price 595.00. (d)ldler in Black/Brown Calf.105 words
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Miscellaneous156 1971-03-19 3 At the cinema ORCHARD: Ori A Clear Day You Can See Forever 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.15 p.m. CATHAY: Darker Than Amber 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.30 p.m. ODEON: No Blade Of Grass 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.30 p.m. ODEON-KATONG: Zatoichl And The Roving Swordsman (Mandarin) 1, 330, 7, 9.15 p.m. UDO: Which156 words
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THE WORLD
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329 1971-03-19 4 United Press International Jakarta, Friday The Singapore ambassador, Mr. Lee Khoon Choy, yesterday Issued a statement intended to clarify "misconceptions" in the Indonesian Press which hinted that Singapore was being hurt by a lack of Indonesian raw materials and resorting to Industrial smuggling.United Press International - 329 words
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133 1971-03-19 4 Reuter Washington, Friday Leading world scholars began a two-day conference here yesterday to examine the So-, viet naval presence in the Indian Ocean and came up with a wide range of theories about its effect. Some expressed alarm at Soviet naval warshipsReuter - 133 words
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Article184 1971-03-19 4 US cites detection problems United Press International Qvntpra, Friday The "tfiiited States said yesterday it could produce 10,000 tons of nerve gas, or enough for three million artillery rounds, by diverting just one per cent of annual phosphorous production. A factory in which to manufactureUnited Press International - 184 words
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Article153 1971-03-19 4 Reuter Manila, Friday President Ferdinand Marcos yesterday proposed the setting up of a sugar commission to look into the problems of the Industry in the Philippines. The President told a convention of the Philippine Sugar Industry here that with a projected production of more than two millionReuter - 153 words
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Article433 1971-03-19 4 Reuter New York, Friday Delta Airlines, one of the biggest customers for the Rolls-Royce powered Lockheed Tristar airliner, yesterday announced it had ordered five DC-10 jets from the competing McDon-nell-Douglas Company. The Delta purchase Is the first by a Trtstar customer and though Delta did notReuter - 433 words
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Article34 1971-03-19 4 Hong Kong, Frfctoy. Presidents and representatives Of rvtirmal copal conferences of 14 countries yesterday began discussing on setting of a Central Secretariat and a standing committee to coordinate church work in Asia.34 words
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Article26 1971-03-19 4 Bonn, Friday—West Oermany and CsecbodoTalda will start preliminary gnndlnw in Prague on March SO aimed at negotiating a treaty to norment spokesman said yesterday.26 words
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170 1971-03-19 4 Reuter Bangkok, Friday The Thai Prime Minister, Field Marshal Thanom Klttlkachorn, yesterday visited Government troops fighting against Communist guerrillas in northern Thailand. The Prime Minister returns to Bangkok today from the flying two-day visit north. Informed sources said such high-powered visitsReuter - 170 words
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Article, Illustration426 1971-03-19 4 Vorster's call to Africans Agence France Presse Cape Town, Friday South Africa is prepared to engage in dialogue without preconditions with other African countries that are prepared to talk and agree not to interfere in South Africa's internal affair§, the Prime Minister, Mr.Agence France Presse - 426 words
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Article, Illustration98 1971-03-19 4 No, it's not aTV aerial of gigantic proportions... though it does have striking symmetrical similarities. Actually ft is an that receives from meteorological Sputniks and is an important part of the newly-built aerological station. Hie 150 and more meteorological and hydeologiori stations in Georgia, Russia, have98 words
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Article307 1971-03-19 4 House votes against funds for S.S.T. Reuter Washington, Friday The House of Representatives yesterday voted against further government funds for an American supersonic airliner. The TOta—2lB to 204 seriously Jeopardised the future of the project to build a 300-passenger supersonic transport (8J3.T.) to rival theReuter - 307 words
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181 1971-03-19 4 Reuter Tokyo, Friday A draft programme released by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry yesterday called for investments of 700,000 million yen (£810.2 million) for the exploration and 'development of crude oil sources in the 1972-76 period. The programme also providesReuter - 181 words
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120 1971-03-19 4 Reuter London, Friday The British Government announced yesterday it has decided to support participation by a number of British companies in the proposed Sues Mediterranean pipeline. The decision la conditional on certain arrangements relating to financial guarantees. contribution U estimated at between Si!Reuter - 120 words
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248 1971-03-19 5 Reuter Jakarta, Friday t u f opean countries tend to buy rubber from Malaysia rather t.h. n Indonesia because the Prices of Malaysian Roods were more compatible to those quoted Jn international markets, Antara news agency said yesterday. The agency said in a reHReuter - 248 words
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Article56 1971-03-19 5 East Berlin, Friday. Chile has agreed to extend full diplomatic recognition to East Germany within a month, informed sources said here yesterday. Chile, now under a socialist Government headed by President Salvador Allende, would become only the second Latin American country after Cuba to recognise this56 words
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Article35 1971-03-19 5 Los Angeles, Friday.—A proposal to set aside a strip of beach for nude swimmers near the Western White House—President Nixon's home in San Clemente —has been turned down by the state of California.35 words
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Article396 1971-03-19 5 Saigon's battered crack troops pour out New Nation Foreign Service Riifon, Friday More than 1000 dazed and shellshocked South Vietnamese troops, some clinging to the skids of helicopters, poured out of Laos after four days of the bloodiest fighting of the campaign. The battered remnants of SouthNew Nation Foreign Service - 396 words
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Article, Illustration43 1971-03-19 5 Air traffic has been so heavy at this landing zone near the Laotian border that these helicopters appear to be stacked on each other as they wait to land. The helicopters carry supplies to South Vietnamese troops operating inside Laos.43 words
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157 1971-03-19 5 Reuter Belfast, Friday Britain yesterday assigned 1,300 more troops to keep the peace in Northern Ireland, but stopped short of the kind of crackdown demanded by restive Protestants. The new moves were announced by Mr. James Chichester Clark, the Northern Ireland PrimeReuter - 157 words
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135 1971-03-19 5 Reuter New Delhi, Friday Asians living in Britain are to begin a civil disobedience movement over Britain's new Immigration Bill, according to a leader of the country's Asian community. Mr. Praful Patel, secretary of the British AllParty Parliamentary Committee on UK citizenship, made theReuter - 135 words
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Article321 1971-03-19 5 Russia alleges secret agreement with US United Press International Moscow, Friday The Chinese long ago promised the United States they would not intervene in the Vietnam war, a Russian review of Chinese foreign policy said. The well documented study said Peking's position was motivated by theUnited Press International - 321 words
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Article478 1971-03-19 5 Mujib rejects Yahya's concessionary move Reuter Dacca, Friday The crisis over a threatened split between Pakistan's two wings appeared at a stalemate today after Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's outright rejection of what was seen as a concessionary move by President Yahya Khan. Talks to settle the differences betweenReuter - 478 words
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Article273 1971-03-19 5 Reuter New Delhi, Friday Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi's new cabinet has met for the first time to thrash out the contents of next week's presidential address to parliament. The speech is likely to define closely the political direction »e taken by the goven of thisReuter - 273 words
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314 1971-03-19 5 Reuter Cairo, Friday Egypt has started preparing for a new Middle East war, according to political observers. At the same time a political storm has blown up over a warning by a close adviser to President Nasser that Egypt would face a bitterReuter - 314 words
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Article110 1971-03-19 5 Reuter Jakarta, Friday A visiting Muslim senator said here that Muslims in the Philippines are fighting for equal rights and Justice, the Muslim daily newspaper, Abadl, reported yesterday. It said Senator Sallpada Pendatun from the PhilipPines told a gathering of Muslim scholars writers and parliamentarles hereReuter - 110 words
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Article324 1971-03-19 6 New phraseology coined to justify environs New Nation Foreign Service Washington, Friday Probably nothing has served more to obfuscate the realities of the Indo-China conflict over the years than the steady stream of novel terms and phrases put out by the US bureaucracy in order to describe, explainNew Nation Foreign Service - 324 words
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249 1971-03-19 6 Reuter Darwin, Friday With hla slouch hat and official silver badge, Bennett is one of the full-blooded Australian aborigines who track down criminals for police here. He helps constable Roy Harvey to cover a beat of 3,000 square miles In Australia'sReuter - 249 words
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Article417 1971-03-19 6 Mishima's pupils charged for aiding him in suicide United Press International Tokyo, Friday Japan's post war military philosophy, a mixture of pacifism and righteous self-defence, as well as time-hon-oured Japanese traditions will be on trial in a bizarre court case opening here next week. Basically onUnited Press International - 417 words
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Article297 1971-03-19 6 New Nation Foreign Service Hong Kong, Friday Anyone can make mistakes but It is not like Hong Kong's financial colossus to do so. Yet this week the colony's Financial Secretary, Sir John Cowperthwalte, has virtually been accused by prominent dtlsens of cooking the books. The causeNew Nation Foreign Service - 297 words
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Article71 1971-03-19 6 Jakarta, Friday Indo-nesian-made light machineguns had been successfully field tested and the weapons were now in general use here, the Army Chief-of-Staff, General Umar Wlrahadkusuml, said yesterday. General Umar told reporters after seeing President Suharto that the weapons were used by soldiers in a field test71 words
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Article296 1971-03-19 6 Japanese bosses offer incentives to keep staff New Nation Foreign Service Tokyo, Friday Employers in labourshort Japan are being forced to fined some ingenious ways of keepa staff including days in Hawaii Japanese companies lone known for their ccadle-to-grave paternalism have found i§ not enough hi aNew Nation Foreign Service - 296 words
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Article, Illustration45 1971-03-19 6 Israel has consolidated Its Hwk to the strategic town of Sharm el Sheikh which overlooks the Straits of Ttran with this highway through the Sinai desert. Hie road connects Sharm el Sheikh and the Israeli port of EQat 120 miles away.45 words
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Article, Illustration347 1971-03-19 6 Reuter Moscow, Friday The face of Josef Stalin was back on the Soviet cinema screen yesterday. Btalin, a taboo figure for Soviet mass media after he was disgraced by his successor Nikita Khrushchev in 1956, has begun to receive some cautious treatmentReuter - 347 words
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Article98 1971-03-19 6 Jakarta, Friday. Indonesia will modernise Its •ir force, the Air Force Chief-of-Staff Air Suwoto Sukendar said yesterday. Marshal Sukendar told newsmen that he had reported to President Suharto on the present situation of the air force but did not elaborate on how It would98 words
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Advertisement51 1971-03-19 4 |^.\HVeLV£D"!S o If SIJPPK(PB 4 o Y? j Young, fresh, vital the real sounds of our era. Australia's representatives at 1970 PATA Conference. The Going Thing ere hefrsto the Seekers. Don't miss them. They've got more than most 3 1 *>• I r' r Su3 I sT C o UAN51 words
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Advertisement94 1971-03-19 5 I I I I TWIC JV IWhStarting April Ist. We introduce our new departure time to Europe. From Singapore at 10.00 p.m. Bedtime. A good time. Mondays. Melbourne—Sydney—Djakarta Singapore—BombayAthens —Rome. Thursdays. Melbourne.—Sydney—Djakarta.—Singapore— Bombay—Rome. Arrive Rome in the early morning. Business or sightseeing. Or a quick connection t9 USA, Europe, Africa.94 words
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Advertisement132 1971-03-19 6 the new anti skid, BRIDGESTONEI WMUMU&?** absolute safety at any speed on wet or dry roads L 4 > d t i? w 136 1 Bridge stone have done it again! The new RD-TI has been perfected to ensure absolute safety under wet road conditions. The FD-T1 has undergone the132 words
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COMMENT
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Article, Illustration864 1971-03-19 7 Peter Osnos - Saigon has halted Its drive Into Cambodia but there are no signs that its troops are about to leave From Peter Osnos The South Vietnamese Army (ARVN) drive into eastern Cambodia has come to a virtual halt The main ARVN combat units are now in "staging864 words
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636 1971-03-19 7 Pakir Singh - From Pakir Singh A report that Governor All Sadikin of Jakarta had threatened to resign if his request for a 5 per cent, share of the tax proceeds in the capital city was rejected by the Central Government caused quite a stir among636 words
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Article556 1971-03-19 7 Robert E. Wood - East-West trade ties urged From Robert E. Wood America's restrictive stance on trade with Communist nations "is incoherent and outdated," according to Mr. Samuel Pisar, international lawyer and trade negotiator. He argues that opening up new trade channels with the Eastern Bloc countries if it were done556 words
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393 1971-03-19 8 By its own admission, the People's Action Party needs an opposition. Presumably, this must be an opposition with no ambitions, in the foreseeable future, of capturing power but merely content with an ombudsman's role. Given the PAP success and the conditions that prevail, it393 words
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371 1971-03-19 8 Kealy Ho - By Kealy Ho Water pollution in Singapore has become a serious problem. Residents beside many streams are affected by foul-smelling waters, caused largely by the uncontrolled discharge of waste Into the streams. The Government has emphasised the dangers of this unhygienic practice, but we371 words
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Article, Illustration793 1971-03-19 8 SHIRI MULGAOKAR - SHIRI MULGAOKAR The massive mandate that Mrs. Indira Gandhi has won changes a lot of things for India. A sense of a loss of direction had steadily settled cm the country since the debacle of the Chinese invasion of 1962.793 words
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Letters
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Article209 1971-03-19 8 NG POH CHUEN - NG POH CHUEN Administrative Assistant for Public Relations Officer. Singapore 10 I REFER to the report In your newspaper of March 17 concerning the transfer of the University of Singapore Society which Is an association of graduates from Its present premises known as Guild House at 5209 words
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Article293 1971-03-19 8 R.G. M - R.G.M. I don't imagine that one small drop will make much difference to the stream of criticism directed against RTB. and Mr. Doral in particular, but I should Hke to try. To paraphrase Abraham Lincoln: "You can please all of the people some of293 words
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Article109 1971-03-19 8 K. H. ANG - K. H. ANG May I point oat to you that the photograph you printed of the squirrel In New Nation yesterday at- tracted far more attention and Interest than all the girls you have been featuring on the back page. Photographs should have a human Interest109 words
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Article146 1971-03-19 8 I read your article "A Singaporean living abroad —ln the March 15 Issue, and admire your pride ana prejudice r Firstly, you are very right to be proud of your clean city which was forced to be cleaned up recently—to be the cleanlinest and the greenest—just to146 words
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Article165 1971-03-19 8 LEE FOO NAM - LEE FOO NAM After reading through a few copies of the New Nation, I was very Impressed by its interesting and highquality articles I wish to congratulate you and your staff for being so successful in running and publishing this new and novel newspaper, which, I165 words
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The voice of the Press
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Article168 1971-03-19 8 What the other newtpapers are saying: Mrs. Indira Gandhi has won a landslide victory in India's general elections, which will probably enable her to form a strong and efficient central government out of the disparate, disorganised and turbulent political situation in India since the death of Nehru.168 words
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Article120 1971-03-19 8 For the second time in a decade the Turkish army has acted to save Turkey from anarchy. The army has forced Prime Minister Suleyman Demlrel and his Cabinet to resign after accusing them of having failed .to control the situation. The present crisis developed because the extremist circles120 words
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Article, Illustration2340 1971-03-19 9 KUOK MADE A NEAT $6 MILLION PROFIT BY GAMBLING IN SUGAR LAST YEAR WHEN HE CORNERED A HUGE SUPPLY AND SOLD OUT FAST WHEN THE WORLD PRICE SHOT UP PART TWO—ALL ABOUT THE WEALTH AND POWER OF THE OVERSEAS CHINESE This study of the overseas2,340 words
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Advertisement27 1971-03-19 9 QUARTER OF MANKIND by Dick Wilson ritSf the Cni ir,< iot C r itiCdt I 'U' *jh T f.jt S dS o' i' The •s 1 atiou27 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration449 1971-03-19 10 MODERN LIVING Lighters these days come as decorative pieces that to enhance evne non-smokers collect their home setting TT'S funny how cigarette lighting has changed throughout the years. First it was the firewood that kicked off a puff. Then it progressed to matchsticks which are449 words
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Advertisement95 1971-03-19 10 A J GRIM WOOD ELECTRIC HEATING UNITS QUICK, LOW COST ANSWERS to your heating problems. LIM KIM HAI ELECTRIC CO. 262/264, JALAN BESAR, SINGAPORE 8. TEL: (5 LINES). Charles Jourdan Dior Cariin k Pancaldi Valentino Etc. Shoes Stocks Clearance Sale. At: SINGORA Singapore Hilton Orchard Road Singapore. Tel: *****8 Monday95 words
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Advertisement226 1971-03-19 10 fabric-centre®* Specialist in Curtain Fashion, Curtain tracks, Upholstery Fabric, Bed Cushion Covers Wide selection of Imported Curtain Fabrics Fine Quality Wall Paper Home, Hotel Office Furnishings. Call us at our showroom 255, Out-ram Road, Singapore-3 .opposite Y.WX.A. Tel: *****4 ***** I c 3 V s SKIE SINGAPORE WALLCOVERINGS CENTRE (PTE)226 words
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859 1971-03-19 11 Helen Howard - By allowing men mad wo—a patients to ntagh ftn hospital wards, iipiin bfm wo win make araehqulskor recoveries from lUmm... By Helen Howard Coming round from a minor operation, the woman in the hoiyttal ward thought she was hearing thing* when caught859 words
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Article505 1971-03-19 11 DIANNE - SUp breakfast it you are Solas to the Mag tor that afternoon meal EATING OUT WITH DIANNE The secret for eating and enjoying a Chinese luncheon at the Ming Palace restaurant is simple don't eat breakfast! You would be wise to miss out dinner the505 words
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Article, Illustration275 1971-03-19 11 Ideal for a Singapore night All talk of fashion falls apart when we consider the practical side. Often, while on my rounds of the boutiques in town, I see clothes admittedly super outfits of the latest craze which, to my mind, are totally275 words
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Article222 1971-03-19 11 Finance for women's lib tight Publisher Hugh Hefner's Playboy Foundation is interested in financing American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) court fights on behalf of women's liberation causes. The Chicago-based foundation's director, Mr. Burt Joseph, said he is considering about 40 women's rights cases forwarded to him by ACLU222 words
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Advertisement201 1971-03-19 11 Motor TradiC«. Sl'" nH *MM(, IS. Dealing in aN Type* of Car Accessories, Different kind of Cor-Tope-cSS/Si"" 1 M* e s Different Types of Cor Meter and Air Horn Abo. Insurance Agents 4 Motor Cor Tradws Kir* Purchase. We Aesureto ®ve you our Best Services WHh Specialised Mechanics 4 Spacious201 words
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Article524 1971-03-19 12 ANIL BHATIA - SHAREHOLDERS MEET SOON ANIL BHATIA Gammon South-East Asia will receive a badly needed shot In the arm > If shareholders approve the $l5 million Increase In authorised capital on April 2. This will open the path for financial help of $5 million from the Commonwealth524 words
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Article224 1971-03-19 12 Allied ChB ITK Alcoa aa Am Brands £0 An Can MIL Am Motors AT T 40 A P 22 Anaconda 21 it A yon Beth Steel 22% Boeing 2SK Caterp Trac 67% Chrysler M Coca-Cola MU Control Data lit at Corn Ol Win Dow Cfcem 87% DuPont224 words
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Article51 1971-03-19 12 McCulloch Corporation International, pioneer manufacturer of chain saws, has now set up Its Far East regional head office In Singagpore. Mr. John Ricks, McCulloch's director of International operations, Is on a two-day visit to Singapore. Accompanying him Is Mr. L. J. McCarthy, the Far Eastern regional51 words
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Article1112 1971-03-19 12 ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS INDUSTRIALS 1876-1871 1 wk. 4 wki k Closing Friee last OMi F/E Tl inHigh Lew M* **o Stock Bayers 8 .n... cucn Sale TieM Ratio Orer 4.60 8.60 8.85 3J8 Allied Chocolate 8.87 3J3 4.4N 17J 1J01,112 words
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264 1971-03-19 12 United Press International New York, Friday Stocks closed higher in fairly active trading yesterday. The Dow Jones industrial average was ahead 2.81 at 916.83 at the final bell. Advances topped declines, 794 to 581, on 1,679 issues crossing the tape. A turnoverUnited Press International - 264 words
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315 1971-03-19 12 United Press International London, Friday The stock market worked irregularly higher in quiet trading yesterday and investors appeared to shrug off the gloom spread by the one-day strike protesting labour reforms and staged by the engineering union. The total workless also rose to 753,810United Press International - 315 words
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Article278 1971-03-19 12 London, Friday British Ley land Motor Corporation (BLMC) which makes Jaguar, Triumph, Rover, Austin, Morris, Daimler, MO. and Wolsely cars and assembles them In 70 countries, plans to export more than half Its total output by the end of the 1970 s, chairman278 words
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Article51 1971-03-19 12 Stockholm, priday sweaen on announced a one-half per cent cut In Its 5JjJ* W 64 per cent to wring the country into line J"*} u S h weetem EuSSLfiS booit industrial ham. 5221 iSL a credit rre«e last year. gmontht wllhSftSierS today from a record poetPer51 words
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Article224 1971-03-19 12 PATRICK DE SOUZA - Conference at university PATRICK DE SOUZA. A conference at the University of Singapore, organised by the Malaysian and Singapore student Christian movements, will examine society and the individual. The conference opens on April 26. An organiser of the conference said many people are blind to the224 words
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Article214 1971-03-19 12 Impressed by growth... Singapore is doing an amazing Job in the balanced development of her economy and industry, Professor Andrew Schultz, Dean of Engineering at Cornell University, said here recently. "At the present pace," Prof. Schults said, "Singapore would be doubling growth In the private industry214 words
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Advertisement67 1971-03-19 12 GAMMONS ALL SET FOR A NEW DEAL />£v, /a -J,#-*"'■■> -i'''»!': our feet of aircraft and friendly service aH the way Special rates for long-term charter Call us if you decide to have a g0... wete on the phone 24 hours a day I SEitj/KRiL mm rrm LTB 450, fobinton67 words
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Advertisement7 1971-03-19 12 WORST JOBLESS SITUATION IN UK SINCE 19637 words
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Article, Illustration568 1971-03-19 13 Sonny Yap - CAMERA ON SCHOOLS Words: Sonny Yap When It comes to training, the volleyball coach of St Gabriel's School Mr. Lim Kok Kee doesn't know the time. What with two teams under hi* charge and the competition getting keener each year, he has to drill In hi* playersPictures: Jerry Seh - 568 words
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895 1971-03-19 14 Don Petersen - From Don Petersen in New York Attending the weighin for the Clay-Frazier international spectacular, George Foreman pulled what must rank as the contemporary boxing world's most modest switch. "I want the loser," said the man ranked as the number one contender for the895 words
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Article, Illustration250 1971-03-19 14 "The standard of our National table tennis team could be considered as mediocre when compared with world standard," National coach, Mr. Koiji Kozone, said today. Mr. Kozone, 23, a west Japan champion and one of the leading players from Tokyo, has been coaching the National250 words
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Article91 1971-03-19 14 London, Friday—Joe Bugner, who won the British, European and Commonwealth heavyweight boxing titles on Tuesday, will defend the British title against former champion Jack Bodell In his next contest. Bugner, 21-year-old Hun-garian-born boxer, became champion with a controversial points victory over Henry Cooper on Tuesday. Cooper91 words
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Article27 1971-03-19 14 Tokyo, Friday—Venezuelan flyweight champion, Retullo Gonzalez, arrived here yesterday to challenge World Boxing Association flyweight CTiampion, Masao Ohba, of Japan in Tokyo on April 1.27 words
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Article94 1971-03-19 14 Hong Kong, Friday—A 60 member Communist Chinese table tennis team, due here yesterday on its way to the 31st World table tennis championship in Nagoya, Japan, has not yet crossed the border, a Government spokesman said. Entry visas for the team are ready for collection94 words
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Article33 1971-03-19 14 Tokyo, Friday.—The St. George Budapest soccer team of Australia yesterday defeated the Hitachi company's headquarters squad 2-1 at the Omiya soccer grounds. The score was 1-1 after the first half.33 words
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Article231 1971-03-19 14 Bonn, Friday It was enough to make Gerd Mueller, Germany's most famous goal-scorer, hang his head in shame. For modern technology revealed that the man who topped the scorers' list at last year's World Cup soccer competition In Mexico, has the weakest shot in231 words
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Article, Illustration416 1971-03-19 15 Jeffrey Low - Jeffrey Low The early arrivals for the inaugural Commonwealth Table Tennis championships the Ghanlan team and two Australian men players wasted no time yesterday in their efforts to get familiar with the tournament venue. First thing yesterday morning, they, took to the Singapore. Badminton Association hall416 words
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Article86 1971-03-19 15 London, Friday Tony Clayton, runner-up in the English closed table tennis championships in January is to fly to Singapore today to Join the England squad for the Commonwealth table tennis championships which start tomorrow. Clayton, a university student has been called Into the team following86 words
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Article274 1971-03-19 15 Melbourne, Friday American world reoordholders, Jim Ryun and Mel Pender, both Uroke down at the first athletics meeting of uieir Australian tour Here last night The manager of the. Three-man American team, Will Kern, of Los Angeles, said that It seems certain that Ryun and Pender274 words
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Article110 1971-03-19 15 Mouse" athletic singlets for Australia's women Olympic and Commonwealth Games competitors are out—beeui» they look bad on television. Hie ruling was made by the Australian Women s Amateur Athletic union which criticised toe ringlets worn by the athletes at the Commonwealth ,in Edinburgh last year. "They110 words
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Article201 1971-03-19 15 Sonny Yap - By Sonny Yap The Singapore Hockey Association has invited 36 players to join the national squad in preparation for this year's big engagements. They include 16 from the contingent which went to the Fifth Asian Games at Bangkok last year. For the younger set however, they201 words
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Article, Illustration454 1971-03-19 15 Reuter Copenhagen, Friday Japan's Ippei Kojima came near to cresting a major upset in the men's singles fina' of the Danish Open badminton tournament here last night. The sturdy-built Japanese put up a terrific tussle before he was finally beaten by Indonesia's RudyReuter - 454 words
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Article179 1971-03-19 15 United Press International New Delhi, Friday—Graham Marsh of Australia broke the course record by two strokes when he turned in a dazzling seven under par 66 to lead after the first round of the Indian golf championship here today. Another Australian, David Graham and ToUnited Press International - 179 words
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Article39 1971-03-19 15 Lahore, Friday The Pakistan team to face Malaysia In their Davis Cup eastern zone section "B tennis tie later this month will be: Munlr Plrzada (non-playing capt.), Haroqn Rahlm, Munawar iqbal, Arif Elahl, Mir Mohammad.39 words
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Article23 1971-03-19 15 Baltimore 111 CbfckaA its B—t-i IIS Lot Aactlca i 1M Baa Flan 11* Cincinnati ss SuDkn 106 Detroit ss23 words
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Article67 1971-03-19 15 New York, Friday.—Amateur Steve Melnyk climaxed a superb round with a birdie on the last hole and startled the world's leading professionals by sharing the firstround lead with Lee Trevino in the >US$l25 t OOO greater Jacksonville Open in Florida yesterday. He and Trevino hold a67 words
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Article40 1971-03-19 15 London, Friday Hie Cambridge University boat race crew Installed themselves as firm favourites for their annual clash with Oxford here on March 27. after slashing 38 seconds off the Oxford practice time for the mile (6.75 kilometres)40 words
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Article85 1971-03-19 15 Jakarta, Friday Singapore is among seven countries that have agreed to take part in the anniversary cup football tournament to be held in Jakarta from June 5 to 17, secretary of the Indonesian Football Federation, Mr. Jumarsono, said today. The other countries are Malaysia, India, Burma,85 words
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Article47 1971-03-19 15 Naval Base Secondary School won all three games In the Bukit Tlmah district hockey championships yesterday. Its "B" boys beat Whitley 1-0 while the "C" boys edged' Upper Thomson 3-1. The "B" girls completed the rout with a 1-0 win over Whitley.47 words
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381 1971-03-19 15 By Blue Peter Katong Ocean, trainer Eddie van Bruekelen's Derby prospect showed Impressive form at Bukit Tim ah this morning. Ridden by Mat Shaarl, Katong Ocean strode out fluently over 3f in 39 3/5 on the sand track. Despite carrying 9.3 Katong Ocean, winner381 words
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98 1971-03-19 15 London, Friday Irish-trained L'Escargot yesterday scored his second successive victory 1 in the slowly run Cheltenham Gold Cup, Britain's steeplechasing championship. L'Escargot, owned by American, Mr. Raymond Quest, won by 10 lengths from another Irish-trained, American-owned challenger, Leap Frog, with English hope The Dlkler98 words
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Advertisement674 1971-03-19 14 ANNOUNCEMENT STEAMBATH, MASSAGE ETC m ACCOMMODATION VACANT ■RANGOON GARDEN semidttoched 3 bedroomt unfurnished $320/-. Dist. 15 terrace furnished $350/-. Rlnfl Fronds ***** S'pore. FULLY FURNISH ID 3-bedroomed stm*-do—ched Syongoon Gordon. Immediate occupation. Tel: S'port *****7 ext. 34/***** (homo). AT YOUR SERVICE KNHAMCI YOUR HOMI by decorating your walls (exterior and674 words
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Miscellaneous95 1971-03-19 14 KILDARE by Ken Bald THE REASON HARRY APLEY IS FORSAKING PIAGNOSIS AT WHICH VOU TCU. ME HE'S A WHIZ— IS BECAUSE HE'S GOT A MOTHER AND A HALF DOZEN SIBLINGS TO FEEP/ NO QUESTION ABOUT IT. #y DOCTOR'S GOT TO BE SAVEP FROM A LIFE OF INSTANT LUXURY I HE'LL95 words
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Miscellaneous287 1971-03-19 14 NATION CROSSWORD: 1 Tony late golf star. 5 Sew. 10 Blows cm. 14 With: FT. 15 Celestial body. 10 Got down. 17 Shift. 18 Eyed with eagerness. 10 One of the Nugents. 00 Caruso. 22 Garden latticework. 04 Marquand's sleuth. 00 City in Peru. 27 Celestial sight: 2 words. 04287 words
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Miscellaneous109 1971-03-19 15 ®253EH>. MN| MM IIN\ NEW NATION FRIDAY MONEYWORDS 4 C' Cit Nt ni M Witt attar Mxtiat iastractiMS a ACROSS ?a£ mm* tfams at S NOT POST YET Keep your coupons until Saturday, March 20. Then pin them together in sets of six and send them to MONEYWORDS V, New109 words
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Article68 1971-03-19 16 MEI LIN: I'm having the first word today. I'm so fed up with that TV programme It's Happening in Singapore. It is nothing but dreary stuff that doesn't really reflect what is happening. AH FOOK: Now you're not being fair. Who wants all that imported rubbish? I am68 words
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Article36 1971-03-19 16 New Nation photographer Brian Culley has just completed an assignment ft* Indonesia, where he was struck with the beauty of their women. Today mi begin an occasional series of portraits from his portfolio...36 words
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Article, Illustration72 1971-03-19 16 She's Balinese, she's beautiful and she's 16. What more would you like to know? Her name. It's as exotic as she looks. Tjempaka Blanco. She Is the daughter of a famous Balinese artist, Antonio Blanco. Like most Balin- ese girls she is an accomplished dancer. At thePicture by Brian Culley - 72 words
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Article369 1971-03-19 16 Dignified way to collect debts With a blast of its oldfashioned horn, the Model T Ford clatters to a stop in an upper middleclass residential neighbourhood of Buenos Aires, the largest in the southern hemisphere. Although It's high noon, the man behind the wheel Is dressed In white369 words
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Article154 1971-03-19 16 PATROL CARS TOO SMALL FOR POLICEMEN Big feet in small cars. That, according to the British Police Federation, is the reason for a spate of accidents involving police patrol vehicles. The Federation was trying to explain the reason why 144 of the 290pollce vehicles In County154 words
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192 1971-03-19 16 A mere trifle like winning the biggest-ever pools pay-out in Britain just over 751,000 wasn't going to get nine laconic Lancashire laddies all het up. Not on your nelly. "W're not going to get drunk or anything" said syndicate leader Frank Reed, 57, pouring192 words
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Advertisement106 1971-03-19 16 T r opifo«i t HtSik»'«UOSb TEL *****3 mwiMiw Entertainment Spectacular The ZAPATA BROTHERS Thu-*- 'a-, io.'.tu) Xrr x o A I** bnthr.Mvou Vv V <1 binh'.,.! i 'h jr IJV'Jtltili' SOn;js and <ianos H -tr I (JUS sldpstl' 5 ?<■ fi V T m <;3* KARMEN CHRISTIE Spellbinding. Voca .si106 words
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Miscellaneous331 1971-03-19 16 5 Singapore 6.00 Opening and Lucky Dip 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 Children's Corner (C) 7.05 Sports Parade 7.40 News in Chinese 7.55 Chinese Variety Show 9.00 News (E) 9.25 Green Acres 9.55 Name of the Game 11.10 The Don Knotts Show 12.05 Close 8 Singapore 6.05 Opening and Here331 words
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Miscellaneous457 1971-03-19 16 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you have been gifted with a very great power, Indeed the power to persuade the young Into or out of whatever you see fit. Without trying, you have the ability to influence youth and because of the ease with which457 words
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931 1971-03-19 17 By BLUE PETER Scan will take a lot of beating in the Class 4 Division 4 6f handicap at Bukit Timah tomorrow. After running some fair races, this son of Wilkes found his right form at Penang last month when he931 words
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Article127 1971-03-19 17 BLUE PETER EPSOM JEEP MARUDA Race 1: ALWIN AJtea K. CHANTER rakaenonoh ALW1N Eastern Dm— MT*>n Never Mini TARSENONOH AHni Bait t: LO. DIAMONDS L. QUINTUS A.O. DIAMONDS BABEICA P*s Mibu Prise ilia's Lave ri Adviser Aee 4 Pi ■■on lis Kmc S: SEAN Shanttn Park SEAN127 words
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Article12720 1971-03-19 18 I*s CI. 4 Dir. 5 «f MSSsBBM ($BOOO $5600 to winner) 1 M MIAMI (lavaß) Id 4 U fartrM|i 3 lIGHTH: <l5 »t«rted)l3-3-71 S porß 1 J 6F Q. 4 Dtr. 4: let. MUm ••10: 2nd. Rohani •-11; 3rd. Fnmai 8-12. 1-14 2/5. Trade good. cn. rb rWoe»12,720 words
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Article12538 1971-03-19 21 msnasMMm 145 Cl 4 Div 2 6f ($BOO0 —$5600 to winner) I 36 JOLLY SOOD a (Mafraa) Spacer 311 SaH 9 SIXTH: <l6 started) 14-8-71 S'pore 8-4 carr. 8-1 6F (Sairi) a. 4 Dir. 1: Ist. Light Burden 8-4 carr. 7-11; 2nd. Grenadier 8-8 carr. 8-1; 3rd. Soutien12,538 words
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Article127 1971-03-19 21 SCRUTINEER i ■rTTi'rrrr™ BLUE PBTEB MAKUDA MR. ED Race It COLLUSION COLLUSION Rohan! *»haat Ihipsedy jMatkait lay VANDA IwMm VANDA 8iapa Rajah 1 "'Vld K. MELA YU rr™rrnT* OONA OONA Copperplate Copperplate Kesuhawn Copperplate Race 4: AMUSEMENT INSPIRATION MmmmmI ImpinliM Cotabo Phi Glguter Gigantor Race 8: ALTAR ROT l.xo-.m127 words
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Advertisement254 1971-03-19 18 m a? 4 Six Anthologies chosen by Helen Riley This is a new series of poetry anthologies, attractively illustrated with black and white line drawings, for the enjoyment of children aged 10-13. Poets of several centuries (Shakespeare, Clare, Auden, Hopkins, Wordsworth) are represented, the emphasis being on poets of this254 words
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Advertisement231 1971-03-19 23 PROSE-POETRY-DRAMA PROSE Good Stories: a treasurohouse of really good modern tales Sec. 2. Prose of Spirit and Action: extracts from all time favourites such as "Peter Pan" and "Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea" Bks 1 2 for Sec 2 and Sec 3 respectively. Short Stories for Girls: ten absorbing231 words
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