New Nation, 29 June 1971
1971-06-29
1
20
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/newnation
New Nation
-
Title Section17 1971-06-29 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, June 29, 1971 No. 139 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE TUESDAY, JUNE 2917 words
-
Article152 1971-06-29 1 Nine-year-old Mohinl Devi, an asthma sufferer, practises yoga to cure her Illness. She was one of the many who went to the Kamala Club yesterday to take part in exercises under the supervision of yoga expert, Miss Roma Blair. Although Mohinl had difficulty152 words
-
Article13 1971-06-29 1 Police reported a total of 85 accidents yesterday. Five were serious.13 words
-
Article386 1971-06-29 1 Sunny Wee - Security men swoop after police seal race course By Sunny Wee More than 180 bookmakers and their agents were picked up over the weekend in one of the biggest swoops by officers of the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau, the CID and the Turf Club386 words
-
Article47 1971-06-29 1 Tokyo, Tuesday Prime Minister Mr, Eisr.ku Sato said today he will make important changes in his Conservative Cabinet and then deal with the China problem. He said that he will shuffle his Cabinet in order to deal with unexpected Socialist gains in Sunday's elections.47 words
-
Article33 1971-06-29 1 Montevideo. Tuesday. Chilean President Salvador Allende has called off his proposed mediation for the release of kidnapped British ambassador Geoffrey Jackson, the Uruguayan Foreign Ministry announced here last night.33 words
-
Briefly...
-
Article82 1971-06-29 1 Water consumption yesterday continued to stay below the 100 million gallon mark, registering a figure of 98.9 million gallons. This is 10.9 million gallons above Sunday's consumption figure of 88 million gallons, the lowest since the drought threatened the republic three months ago. The PUB said82 words
-
Article66 1971-06-29 1 London, Tuesday. The Titian masterpiece, death of Actaeon, sold at auction on Friday for £1,680,000 ($l2 million) has been purchased for the J. Paul Getty Museum at Malibu, California. The painting was first bought by an Americanborn London dealer, Mr. Julius Weitzner, who resold it66 words
-
-
Article111 1971-06-29 1 Steady conditions prevailed on the stock market this morning. Haw Par activity wlYfi sdfwr 120$0O shares changing hands during the first 45 minutes of trading. The price opened at $2.24 and was immediately taken to $2.31 before easing to $2.27. Slight interest was noted in Pan Malayan111 words
-
223 1971-06-29 1 Reuter Washington, Tuesday A Federal Grand Jury has charged Dr. Daniel Ellsberg with illegally possessing secret government papers and converting them to his own use. A warrant for Dr. Ellsberg's arrest was issued late last Friday night in Los Angeles. He gave himself upReuter - 223 words
-
127 1971-06-29 1 Reuter London, Tuesday A Malaysian Minister suggested here yesterday that Commonwealth countries who felt that their interests were not considered during Britain's negotiations for entry into the Common Market should now get together to do something about their future. Inche Ghafar bin Baba, MalaysianReuter - 127 words
-
Article416 1971-06-29 1 Reuter Washington, Tuesday The House of Representatives has refused to accept a .Senateapproved declaration calling for complete withdrawal of US troops from Indochina over a ninemonth period if North Vietnam releases American prisoners. The vote makes it almost certain that the present military conscription authority willReuter - 416 words
-
Article95 1971-06-29 1 Melbourne, Tuesday. Four Asians were killed yesterday when a tsaio smashed Into their car on a level crossing near Merton, 108 miles northeast of here. The victims were in the second vehicle of a threecar party heading for the north Victorian snowfields. The first car crossed95 words
-
Article76 1971-06-29 1 Canberra, Tuesday.— Solicitors for the Australian Defence Minister, Mr. John Gorton, said last night they had brought a supreme court writ on his behalf claiming damages of A 5200,000 for alleged defamation. The damages are claimed from the government-own-ed Australian Broadcasting Commission and from political76 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement52 1971-06-29 1 si -T 9 Jf-7 f f S#? i* "7^ iSfe v >. 5T\: r >>;£5 V r-;%£' ri3 W» JL» s m *>- •H. a m\-. Roma Blair teaches .Mohini Devi learns Roma Blair exclusive to New Nation: Page 11 m* u- •.r $15,000 can be yours! Moneywords jackpot soars;52 words
-
Advertisement61 1971-06-29 1 For some people there is only one airline Only BO AC offers you the jet with the four powerful Rolls Royce engines at the back. To give you a faster take-off and a slower, smoother landing. The fabulous VCIO flies to London from Singapore every Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday. Swift,61 words
-
-
Article, Illustration315 1971-06-29 2 Pang Cheng Lian - r PARTY LEADERS AND MEMBERS ALSO VISIT WIDOW'S HOME By Pang Cheng Lian The scene was the lying-in of Mr. Goh Chew Chua, the Grand Old man of the PAP, but judging from the large number of PAP leaders and members, it might well315 words
-
Article156 1971-06-29 2 Bata has plans for a new six-storey building costing over sl£ million as part of its expansion programme. The building, which will be an extension ot its factory In Telok Blangah, will have an underground car park. Mr. J. Tichy. Bata's general manager said this156 words
-
Article65 1971-06-29 2 Over 2000 Indonesians have registered with their Embassy here to cast their votes on Saturday—lndonesia's polling day: The Indonesian Embassy has set up a polling booth for its nationals at 9-A Holland Hill. They can cast their votes from 8 a.m. to midnight. The general election65 words
-
Article31 1971-06-29 2 New York. Tuesday. Secretary-General U Thant has received a contribution of Bs3>ooo from the govern:' ment of Malaysia to the United Nations Educational and Training Programme for southern Africa.31 words
-
Article40 1971-06-29 2 The Chua Chu Kang constituency will hold a big walk on August 1 as part of its National Day celebrations. It-is open to all residents in the area and the neighbouring constituencies —Bukit Panjang, Jurong and Bukit Timah.40 words
-
Article, Illustration344 1971-06-29 2 P.N. Balji - Tight security checks for Agnew's stay By P.N. Balji Fifty American secret service agents will arrive here within the next three days to operate with Singapore police on security for the visit by US Vice President Spiro Agnew. Mr. Agnew arrives on Sunday for a344 words
-
Article300 1971-06-29 2 Confidence tricksters are now cashing in on the increasing number of second-hand cars advertised for sale as a result of the British military pullout. They answer the daily car advertisements in the Press as well over the British Forces radio and drive the300 words
-
Article217 1971-06-29 2 Three Singapore physicians will present research papers on the treatment of tuberculosis at an international conference in Moscow next month. It is understood that the three doctors are Dr. N.C. Sen-Gupta, the medical director of the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association, Dr. Chew Chin Hln and Dr. S. Devi,217 words
-
208 1971-06-29 2 United Press International Agana (Guam), Tuesday The US Vice-Presi-dent, Mr. Spiro Agnew, yesterday dismissed as entirely fictional any speculation at this time that he retire from politics. Mr. Agnew said "any speculation about my leaving the office is premature—l've made no decision.United Press International - 208 words
-
Article293 1971-06-29 2 The University of Singapore should take advantage of the rich cultural environment of its community to set up a centre for Asian music studies. This is recommended in a report submitted by two experts on the development of music as an academic study leading to293 words
-
Article49 1971-06-29 2 Jakarta. Tuesday. A patient of the state mental hospital in Menado went berserk last week and beheaded a fellow patient with a short sword, the Antara news agency reported yesterday. Police were summoned and had to shoot the man twice in the leg to subdue him.49 words
-
260 1971-06-29 2 Middle income group workers and the trade unions today welcomed the Housing Development Board announcement to build bigger and more spacious Housing Board flats for sale to people earning between $l2OO and $l5OO. Until now HDB flats were available only to those earning260 words
-
Article34 1971-06-29 2 New Delhi, Tuesday A 1000-year-old statue of the Hindu god Vishnu stolen from a temple last month was flown from Bombay to New Delhi on Sunday night under a heavy police guard.34 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement29 1971-06-29 2 BP GO UNDERGROUND WHERE ANYTHMG CAN HAPPEN, AND USUALLY DOES-TONIGHT €r EVERY NIGHT- 9pm to 3am HOTEL MALAYSIA SINGAPORE 7anqlin Circus S ngapore 10 Te *****1 'I) m L29 words
-
-
Page 2 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous211 1971-06-29 2 Weather Temperatures In world cities yesterday: Kuala Lumpur 88—73 Manila 88—77 Hong Kong 80—67 Seoul 84—66 Tokyo 87—69 Jakarta 90—77 Bangkok 93—77 Taipei 93—78 Naha 93—81 London 63—54 Paris 64—54 Moscow 77—66 New York 85—75 San Francisco 65—58 Sydney .63—43 Melbourne 60—50 Canberra 52—23 Perth 64—47 Singapore Singapore's weather forecast211 words
-
-
Article362 1971-06-29 3 Privy Council rejects ex-civil servant's plea Reuter London, Tuesday A plea by a former junior assistant Commissioner of Labour in the Malaysian government service, R. Sambasivam, that a Public Service Commission committeee of inquiry had no jurisdiction to hear charges against him. was rejected by theReuter - 362 words
-
Article206 1971-06-29 3 The Singapore Institute of Management has started an intensive residential management development programme in its effort to produce qualified middle and top management staff. The programme is jointly organised by the Malaysian Institute of Management, Thailand Management Association and the SIM. Altogether 36 executives from206 words
-
Article32 1971-06-29 3 The Social Dance Club of the Chinese YMCA will hold a dinner and dance to celebrate its first anniversary at the Happy Nlte Club on July 10 at 8 p.m32 words
-
Article, Illustration208 1971-06-29 3 The national president of the Returned Servicemen's League of Australia, Sir Arthur Lee, today' called for closer co-operation among the ex-Servicemen's associations in South-East Asia. Sir Arthur, 57, who arrived with Lady Lee last Sunday, said: "More personal contacts among the various associations, besides promoting208 words
-
Article88 1971-06-29 3 The 57th scientific meeting of the Singapore Surgical Society will be held at the British Military Hospital, Alexandra Road, tonight. All members of the Singapore Medical Association and other doctors are welcome. A ballroom dancing course conducted by Mr. Charles Chan Cheng Hoe begins tonight at the Chinese88 words
-
Article328 1971-06-29 3 John Hoffman - UMNO youths seek guarantee from Manila By John Hoffman Melbourne Herald The "mosque massacre" and the continued killing of Muslims in the southern Philippines is starting to have repercussions in nextdoor strongly Islamic Malaysia. Malay-language newspapers in Kuala Lumpur are front-paging a picture of the mosque whereMelbourne Herald - 328 words
-
Article190 1971-06-29 3 Scores of illegal hawker stalls have sprung up in various housing estates since the beginning of the durian season. This has brought strong protests from Housing and Development Board hawker stall-holders whose business is being affected because of these roadside stalls. Most of the illegal stallholders190 words
-
Article281 1971-06-29 3 About 150 people have applied for admission to a two-year full-time aircraft mechanics training course with a a local aircraft service company. Mr. Tan Hui Seng, industrial relations manager of Lockheed Airport Service Singapore, said today that his firm would recruit 60 men from the281 words
-
Article24 1971-06-29 3 Mexico City, Thirteen people died when an explosion ripped through a fireworks stand at a country (air in San Pablo Actipan yesterday.24 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement266 1971-06-29 3 *> i-'fi m S^igg rt!S ■t; mmr s 4&s&s >.<■. •:>*; .*s-r -fsfe ft *y w» K 4 *3 '3? #> r* V «r* v tog&**vi§£&>m& 'v L** 'V?X i^^Sߣs*fcr f J? ft -ms&t&i fa 53&* >'• £fT £s& P «5i s#'?i i > -m-?* 'Sn >• 3Ife S*s >'•s?266 words
-
-
THE WORLD
-
181 1971-06-29 4 Reuter Washington, Tuesday The Supreme Court yesterday set aside the death penalty on Richard Speck, who was accused of trapping nine nurses in their Chicago apartment and murdering eight of them. Speck's case was one of several dozen in which death verdicts were >set asideReuter - 181 words
-
142 1971-06-29 4 Reuter New York, Tuesday BSR Limited, a leading British gramophone equipment manufacturer, yesterday pleaded not guilty to a charge of conspiring to smuggle electrical equipment valued at more than US$l million into the United States. Two subsidiaries of BSR, BSR (USA) Limited of Blaubelt,Reuter - 142 words
-
Article83 1971-06-29 4 Hobart, Tuesday.—Australian police are seeking a young Englishman from the midlands over last month's US$5OO,OOO bomb hoax against the Qantas airline. The Englishman had worked at the remote Mount Lyell copper mine on Tasmania's west coast and was in his twenties, but he was not named. There83 words
-
211 1971-06-29 4 Reuter Tokyo, Tuesday Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party retained Its majority In the House of Councillors when the last of 12 results In triennial elections for the Upper Chamber of Parliament were declared early today. The party won 63 of the 64 seats it hadReuter - 211 words
-
Article630 1971-06-29 4 Howard Whitten - British MPs find climate of fear in East Bengal By Howard Whitten New Nation Foreign Service Dacca, Tuesday Members of a British parliamentary f actfinding team have said that they found a climate of fear in East Pakistan and urged restoration of confidence to allow refugeesNew Nation Foreign Service - 630 words
-
532 1971-06-29 4 Gunship hit as troops re-occupy Fuller base New Nation Foreign Service Saigon, Tuesday North Vietnamese gunners shelled two American flrebases and shot down a helicopter gunship just below the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) where government troops have reoccupied the ruins of Camp Fuller. SeveralNew Nation Foreign Service - 532 words
-
Article77 1971-06-29 4 Stockholm, Tuesday. Two self-proclaimed Croatian nationalists pleaded guilty to the April 7 murder of Yugoslav ambassador Vladimir Rolovic as their trial opened yesterday. Two other Croatians pleaded guilty to taking part In the planning of the armed attftpk on the Yugoslav Embassy in Stockholm but77 words
-
Article, Illustration37 1971-06-29 4 Bystanders and police grab the alleged Negro assailant who shot and critically wounded reputed Mafia boss Joseph Colombo. Seconds later the Negro was shot dead by a so-far unknown person in the crowd.37 words
-
Article326 1971-06-29 4 Reuter New York, Tuesday Doctors last night were fighting for the life' of Italian-Ameri-can Civil Rights League leader Joe Colombo after he was shot in the head at point blank range during a league rally yesterday. Colombo, a reputed Mafia leader, was on his way to theReuter - 326 words
-
311 1971-06-29 4 Reuter Salisbury, Tuesday A top-ranking British envoy, Sir Philip Adams, flew into Salisbury last night to Join secret talks aimed at setting the stage for summit negotiations to break the Rhodes i a n Independence deadlock. Sir Philip, a deputy secretary in PrimeReuter - 311 words
-
Article307 1971-06-29 4 United Press International Moscow, Tuesday The vital health signs of the three Soviet Cosmonauts aboard the Salyut orbital station were normal yesterday their 23rd day in space, the Tass news agency said. Cosmonauts Georgl Dobrovolsky, Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Paysayev all had pulse rates, bloodUnited Press International - 307 words
-
189 1971-06-29 4 United Press International Paris, Tuesday The Marcel Dassault aircraft company yesterday confirmed Pretoria reports it has concluded a multi-million dollar deal for the construction of a number of sophisticated warplanes under licence in South Africa. Informed sources said the contract involved about 50United Press International - 189 words
-
Article34 1971-06-29 4 London. Tuesday. Britain's director of public prosecutions is to inquire Into how a doctor came to prescribe the birth control pill to a 12-year-old girl who had had an abortion.34 words
-
Article391 1971-06-29 4 Supreme Court decision ends four-year fight New Nation Foreign Service Chicago, Tuesday Former heavyweight champion Muhammad All thanked Allah yesterday for what was probably the sweetest victory in his controversial career-—the unanimous Supreme Court decision which freed him of charges of draft violation. At the sameNew Nation Foreign Service - 391 words
-
Article467 1971-06-29 5 Henry Shapiro - Diplomatic sources say prospects good By Henry Shapiro United Press International Moscow, Tuesday Veteran diplomatic sources here have rated prospects for resumption of Soviet-Israeli diplomatic relations shortly as fair to good. Neither confirmation nor denial of persistent reports from abroad that soundings on the exchange of embassiesUnited Press International - 467 words
-
Article127 1971-06-29 5 Hong Kong, Tuesday. The first Canadian trade delegation to China left here by train yesterday for Canton on a week-long exploratory mission which could Include discussions on an air link between the two countries. Mr. Jean-Luc. Pepin, the Canadian Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce. heads127 words
-
258 1971-06-29 5 Reuter Rabat, Tuesday An American diplomat died, apparently of sunstroke, when his car broke down in the Sahara desert, the US embassy here announced yesterday. The man's wife, his .15-year-old son and an American journalist who were travelling with him in the sameReuter - 258 words
-
163 1971-06-29 5 United Press International Taipei, Tuesday A Korean college student in the United States and his Chinese girl friend have reconciled in Taipei after a chase across the Pacific, a suicide attempt, many quarrels and much newspaper publicity. Cho Nam-ho, a PhD student atUnited Press International - 163 words
-
Article409 1971-06-29 5 Reuter Bonn, Tuesday Thousands of parents in West Germany, whose children were born deformed, allegedly from the effects of the thalidomide drug, are still awaiting compensation. The tranquilliser drug was withdrawn from sale in 1961 after medical authorities in West .Germany and other countries relatedReuter - 409 words
-
137 1971-06-29 5 Reuter London, Tuesday Victims of receding hair lines were given the depressing news yesterday that the only cure for baldness\ was castration. A British skin expert, Dr. P.J. Hare, said in a booklet published here that baldness is inherited and there is nothing toReuter - 137 words
-
Article57 1971-06-29 5 London, Tuesday. Britain's Sheila Scott last night became the first person to fly solo over the North Pole in a light aircraft. She did it in a singleseater Aztec plane specially adapted for the night. The spokesman said she was now headed for point Barrow, Alaska,57 words
-
Article304 1971-06-29 5 Reuter York, Tuesday Soldiers with machineguns yesterday took part in a big security operation to guard Queen Elizabeth during her visit here following two letters threatening her life. Two letters, purporting to come from the Angry Brigade anarchist group, were delivered to newspaper offices here sayingReuter - 304 words
-
Article, Illustration38 1971-06-29 5 The Defence Department delivered its top secret history on the origins of the Vietnam* War to the Senate yesterday. Receiving them are Senator Mike Mansfield, left, Senator J. Ellender and Senator Hugh Scott.38 words
-
193 1971-06-29 5 Reuter New York, Tuesday The United Nations Secretary General, U Thant, left New York yesterday for Bermuda for a 10-day rest, on doctors' orders. Officials at the UN safci he would have dally contact with his office.» but that only the barest essentialReuter - 193 words
-
Article101 1971-06-29 5 Jerusalem. Tuesday.—Police, accompanied by Israeli income tax Inspectors, yesterday arrested a 69-year-old man on suspicion of having run a private money lending business with a fortune under his mattress. A police officer said the suspect, Cohen Simhayoff, had for years declared for taxation his only income came101 words
-
250 1971-06-29 5 Reuter London, Tuesday Sir Duncan Watson, Britain's High Commissioner in Valetta, is expected in London to- wards the end of this week for consultations on the question of re- j vising the Anglo-Mal-tese defence and financial agreements, British officials said yesterday, s They saidReuter - 250 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement112 1971-06-29 5 Now you see it... Every home contains things that nobody needs. You probably don't even think about them but every home needs money and you do think about that. Chances are that somebody else is looking for the very things you have. Do the New Nation vanishing trick turn unwanted112 words
-
-
WORLD COMMENT
-
660 1971-06-29 6 This is another report by Newsday publisher William Attwood, who went to China to visit Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the former Cambodian Chief of State who has been living in exile in Peking for the the past 14 months. Anybody who thinks the660 words
-
Article, Illustration1170 1971-06-29 6 US and allies forced to re-assess defence potential of DMZ region New Nation Foreign Service From a correspondent in South Vietnam The fall of Fuller Base Communists last Wednesday forces a reexamination of tactical conceptions in the Demilitarised Zone region. No one believed fire support baseNew Nation Foreign Service - 1,170 words
-
Article1042 1971-06-29 6 Toshio Yoshimura - IT AIMS TO BE AN INTEGRAL PART OF WORLD COMMUNITY From Toshio Yoshimura New Nation Foreign Service Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry has been well-known for its protectionist policies for Japanese domestic industries. But protectionism cannot really be justified when the country has accumulatedNew Nation Foreign Service - 1,042 words
-
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement52 1971-06-29 6 GIFT PROBLEMS? CONSULT NEW NATION'S SHOPPING GUIDE "f i < m A wide selection of products and shopping ideas are featured every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday in our Shopping Guide to help you solve your gift problems. i You need not trudge from store to store when you consult New52 words
-
-
LOCAL COMMENT
-
Article, Illustration1016 1971-06-29 7 At stake may be the future of multi-racial parties From a special correspondent in Kuala Lumpur The crisis within the Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia again highlights the problems of multiracial political parties in Malaysia. Ostensibly a clash of personalities, it is really a conflict of attitudes about1,016 words
-
Article1963 1971-06-29 7 ADOLF WONG - The Thais still maintain some of their age-old customs Customs for courtship and marriage vary from country to country. Here are the observations of ADOLF WONG in Bangkok on the differences he noticed in dating styles there and here. ADOLF WONG A few Sundays ago,1,963 words
-
The Voice of the Press
-
Article167 1971-06-29 7 What other newspapers are saying: Singapore is expected to go through a somewhat trying period after the withdrawal of the British forces from this area is completed It in believed that difficulties would arise not because Singapore's economy will be affected by the possible loss of British military167 words
-
Article142 1971-06-29 7 It cannot be said that Malaysia has completely rid Itself of Communist terrorism. The Communists have been posing threats to the country's security ever since early times till today and they have always been on the run. It is, however, surprising that a Communist hideout has been discovered142 words
-
-
Article510 1971-06-29 7 DICK WILSON; DICK WILSON - Singapore's industrial exports are beginning to attract international attention. DICK WILSON reports today the comparisons and conclusions of the most recent survey by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). DICK WILSON DICK WILSON Singapore is the second fastest growing exporter of industrial products in510 words
-
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement68 1971-06-29 7 a •i m i a Pm n* Ir® &nati oß IT drink W-rr > x> v> i.; <nk &v; *> Drink it straight from the fridge. Or on the rocks. Whichever way you have it, the new Carnation Chocolate drink is delicious. A real chocolatey drink for you and your68 words
-
-
525 1971-06-29 8 Some kind of a deal appears to be in the offing between Britain and Rhodesia. Secret negotiations have been going on between London and Salisbury over several months and the ground now appears to be well enough prepared for a British high-ranking official525 words
-
Article76 1971-06-29 8 by ISPY I hear that some of the 200 undergrads who are renovating the old people's home at Dragon Lotus Hill are amazed that several of the old folk have refused to move to a nearby Wood- lands home run by the Social Welfare Department. It76 words
-
Article, Illustration1111 1971-06-29 8 GERALD de CRUZ - GERALD de CRUZ I had never seen anything like it before. Five hundred men, carrying a heavy platform on which stood a tower taller than a coconut tree, were making a zig-zag run down the street, into1,111 words
-
Letters
-
Article310 1971-06-29 8 A BELL-BOTTOMED "GRANDMOTHER" Singapore 10 - A BELL-BOTTOMED "GRANDMOTHER" Singapore 10. Please allow me a few words In reference to Mr. Chan Chee Seng's recent comments on "grandmothers with bell-bottoms." My first objection is to Mr. Chan's obvious misconception of what a grandmother is. Being the mother of one's parents is what earns310 words
-
Article252 1971-06-29 8 D.J. JUMABHOY - D.J. JUMABHOY I read with interest Jackie Sam's column on Indonesia in New Nation, June 24. Mr. Sam makes his observations on Indonesia with a sympathy which might not come naturally to many Singaporeans. His call for government action in order to improve relations with252 words
-
Article89 1971-06-29 8 TAN SENG CHYE - TAN SENG CHYE The lane from the Shaw House parking lot to Scotts Road is a No Parking area, at least according to the signs. Still some parked vehicles line both sides of the lane, making it impossible for all but the narrowest cars to pass. The parking89 words
-
Article133 1971-06-29 8 V.D. STUART - V.D. STUART Manager, C.F. Sharp Co. (M) Pte. Ltd., Singapore I refer to your article on Friday about the arrival of the liner Sea wise University the former Queen Elizabeth in Singapore on July 7. Initially. I would like to express our thanks for the coverage.133 words
-
Article202 1971-06-29 8 P. SNG - P. SNG Ah Fook has my support in your Talking Point (June 24). I'm sure quite a dumber of accidents could be avoided if old cars were barred from our roads. Mei Lin's 1950 jalqpy may not have given her any trouble at all, but is she202 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement57 1971-06-29 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. BRIGHTEN YOUR HOMES WITH ELECTRICAL LIGHT FITTINGS /t /in. CENTRAL ELECTRICAL CO. PTE. LTD. w 6 Tonglin Rood, Tol: *****7/*****5 Come and moke your choice selection —we have a wide range of light fittings which are both decorative57 words
-
-
Page 8 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous96 1971-06-29 8 1 H I m 1 I K r J w w. ±r m. <1 §m r m ?> m 'W m VsZ. m M M K *> m m m jfl i ///'j Ml P vm y m m m m m. m WA m? M m wMM li fi96 words
-
-
Article, Illustration972 1971-06-29 9 Pakir Singh - Seeking remedies to maladies caused by 30 years of war New Nation has sent its top foreign writers, S. M. Ali and Pakir Singh on a fact-gathering tour of South-East Asia. Their first reports come from Saigon, focal-point of world attentoin following the publication of the972 words
-
Article, Illustration1193 1971-06-29 9 S.M. Ali - Final goal may be no longer beyond the government's reach by S.M. Ali After many years of publicity abroad and propaganda at home; which many sceptical foreign observers took with a grain of salt, South Vietnam's pacification programme has now made impressive progress almost throughout the1,193 words
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement7 1971-06-29 9 TOMORROW: Part two TOMORROW: i Part two7 words
-
-
SHOPPING
-
Article, Illustration517 1971-06-29 10 WHERE was a time A when washing clothes meant constant scrubbing and thrashing to rid the dirt and -grease. But Sot anymore. Not hen completely automatlc machines flood the market with interesting features that are guaranteed to cut down work to the minimum. Features like a517 words
-
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement289 1971-06-29 10 FOR MAXIMUM NEAR VISION Get Executive BIFOCALS and for Selection in Eyewear. NATIONAL OPTICS, 311, Orchard Read, Siagapera-9. Telephone: *****7. choosing the sound of that's best for you Koss was the originator of the art of ttereophone listening more than 10 years ago, and now it offers ttereophone headsets that289 words
-
Advertisement113 1971-06-29 10 BERNINA The modern FREE ARM zigzag sewing machine with buiit-in practical utility stitches. SWISS MADE In FRONT RANK in Sewing Machine Test 1970 Ask for free Brochures and manual of applique work from: GAMMETERS PTE. LIMITED For fashionable presents and up to date household utensils at moderate prices pletue call113 words
-
Advertisement141 1971-06-29 10 7 m Ist* of BalJ A styi« of Beautiful beauty spirit The Perfect Gift from the Orient Available at all leading shop* in Hong Kong, Macau, Bangkok, Taipei, Singapore, Djakarta, Bali, Malaysia and on all MSA International flights. p AM/fM AUTO RADK Model AR-3110 WmmsMSßmsmmmrnm SPECIALIST IN INSTALLATION OF ALL141 words
-
Advertisement215 1971-06-29 10 I I interlard V- -s -s V >' v J*V X /< <•> <-•><■><•>< N r -'r 4« ►X '<(> v A v«l\v viv i\V jiiii v i 11 •i' i•. ♦< i •A /T'' <kM v.14 Udv I rrlrrlnrfrrl •i- r, z *jj O^N/5^|NG sa LIU n H 7215 words
-
-
WOMAN
-
Article, Illustration71 1971-06-29 11 Putting movement into longer skirts is a problem that can exercise the creative skills of the best dress designers. They have revived that popular all-round style of the 50s. Get Into the whirling swirl of excitement in this midi with a flare of purple and lilac.71 words
-
Article964 1971-06-29 11 Stella Bruce - Wives to blame in 60 per cent of cruelty cases which eventually reach the courts From Stella Bruce Once upon a time, it was the wile who hurriedly packed her bags and, despite all apologies and entreaties, declared that she wasn't going to put up with such treatment964 words
-
Article, Illustration213 1971-06-29 11 ROMA BLAIR - ROMA BLAIR Today I am continuing the limbering-up process which is very important stage of your yoga lessons. Remember, each Thursday I give a lesson for you to cut out and keep. These limbering-up techniques are good as they help to keep the213 words
-
Article, Illustration389 1971-06-29 11 Turning out locally-made smock dresses is their speciality Cecilia Quek is the manageress of Smock Boutique at Clemenceau Arcade. "As fai" as I know I have always been interested in fashions. I keep up the latest trends and sketch mv own designs. "When I389 words
-
Article230 1971-06-29 11 trht»n it comes to superstitions Survival in spite of scepticism? It's a matter of opinion, I am afraid, when it comes to old superstitions like: Never fold up your serviette after dining out; it means that you will never visit the house again. Never leave a230 words
-
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement246 1971-06-29 11 DRY PHOTOCOPIER NEW MK D—FAST! ECONOMICAL! NO POWDER. NO CHEMICAL, Jf DRY CLEAR COPIES IN SECONDS. X $420 /-ONLY For Demonstration Contact: 3M Authorised Dealer Business Time Equipment (Pte) Ltd. 291. CHANGI ROAD, 5 m. s. SINGAPORE TEL: *****3, *****8. comnury IL., jt WE STOCK A COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF GOLF246 words
-
Advertisement32 1971-06-29 11 "PIONEER" Solid State cassette stereo player "Model TP-20" Svprene stereophoaic music while yea drhre.... SOUND IS OUR BUSINESS Pleose call: AWiO ELECiIOIICS, 4 President Shopping Centre, 320 Serangoon Road, S'pore. Tel: *****4.32 words
-
-
Finance and business
-
Article185 1971-06-29 12 Allied Chem 31% 614 Am Braada 43% Am Can 32 Am Motor* AT T 44% A ft P 17 Anaconda 18 Avon Pd Beth Steel 21% Boeing 18% Caterp Trac 48% Chryaler 26% Coca-Cola 100% Control Data 58% Corn Ol Wki 247 Dow Chem 98% DuPont 133% E185 words
-
Article177 1971-06-29 12 United Press International New York, Tuesday The stock market declined in light turnover yesterday. Despite long-range optimism about the economy, many analysts are attributing lower stock prices to concern the economy is not recovering as rapidly as expected. The Bank of America over the weekend saidUnited Press International - 177 words
-
Article292 1971-06-29 12 LESLIE TAN - LESLIE TAN Royal Dutch Shell is to begin its first offshore oil sxploration in South-East Asia, jointly with C. Itoh of Japan (a leading trading company) and Natomas Company, an American oil firm based in Indonesia. Natomas Company and Shell International Petroleum Company recently announced292 words
-
Article47 1971-06-29 12 LONDON, Tues—P. N. Pertamina and «the Shell Petroleum Company have signed heads of agreement under which Shell will contract for the constructtlon of a 100,000 barrels a day refinery for Pertamlna In Java and will arrange finance of up to US$lOO million for the project.47 words
-
Article1137 1971-06-29 12 ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS 1970-1971 1 wk. 4 wk*. Closing Price last Dlvid P/E TurnHigh Low ago ago Stock Buyers Sellers sale Yield Ratio Over INDUSTRIALS 2.63 1.79 1.82 1.86 Allied Chocolate 1.68 1.89 1.82xall 6.9N 13.2 1.90 0.844 1.40 1.481,137 words
-
Article157 1971-06-29 12 Reuter London, Tuesday The market moved narrowly in very quiet trading, ahead of the Chancellor of the Exchequer's speech yesterday afternoon on the economy. Wall Street's lack-lustre performance continued to depress sentiment. Towards the close the Financial Times index was down 0.3 at 376.1. Government bondsReuter - 157 words
-
-
Article, Illustration555 1971-06-29 12 EDGAR KOH - CINEMA By EDGAR KOH EYEWITNESS starring Mark Lester. One little boy and one little reason give ground enough for this movie to stand on its own. That little boy is Mark Lester, who as the bowlclutching Oliver some time ago, was the object of555 words
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement941 1971-06-29 12 SHELL JOINS BIG OIL PROSPECTING VENTURE OFF SUMATRA THE BANK OF CANTON, LIMITED (Incorporated in Hong Kong on 21st February 1912) BALANCE SHEET AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1970 LIABILITIES 2,000.000 4.596.910 81.610 1.083.300 16.500.000 1.007.869 705.703 49.233.397 AUTHORISED CAPITAL: Hong Kong Dollars 200.000 Pirst Preference -Shares of $lO each 8% p.a.941 words
-
Advertisement7 1971-06-29 12 LONDON MARKET, QUIET AHEAD OF CHANCELLOR'S SPEECH7 words
-
-
ROAD TRANSPORT
-
Article, Illustration853 1971-06-29 13 Herbert Teo - Verdict on Mass Rapid Transport System expected in August By Herbert Teo A futuristic plan to transform Singapore's transport system Is now before the United Nations and If accepted motorists In the Republic will not be subjected to the daily nerveracking853 words
-
Article, Illustration881 1971-06-29 14 P.N. Balji - Greater rapport now between commuters, conductors By P.N. Balji Singapore's public pa 8 senger transport system Is gradually moving Into top gear especially with the re- v cent complete revamping of bus services, a step which has cost the Republic more than881 words
-
533 1971-06-29 14 P.N. Balji - P.N. Balji No success story of Singapore's road transport is complete without the mention of the National Trades Union Congress' cooperative venture the Workers' Cooperative Commonwealth for Transport Ltd (COMPORT). Under the multi-million dollar project it was decided that all tax-drivers will be533 words
-
Article, Illustration913 1971-06-29 15 Herbert Teo - Govt' and experts study alternatives By Herbert Teo Anyone who has to get behind the wheel of a car and drive through the snarling city traffic during the peak hours to keep a business or shopping appointment will probably curse under his breath all the way913 words
-
Article555 1971-06-29 15 HERBERT TEO - They're aimed at keeping pace with changes HERBERT TEO Singapore's traffic pattern especially in the city areas, is being constantly changed to keep pace with development projects and the increasing number of cars going on the roads. With over 300,000 motor vehicles moving around on a network555 words
-
Article, Illustration603 1971-06-29 16 P.N. Balji - Fast action needed to correct 'appalling state of affairs' —officials By P.N. Balji One death, seven major accidents and some fifty minor ones. This is the casualty rate on Singapore roads every 24 hours. And road safety officials feel that action must be taken—and fast—to603 words
-
Article, Illustration521 1971-06-29 17 P.N. Balji - Illegal operators will be forced out of the roads by Thursday By P.N. Balji In about three days time pirate taxis would have disappeared but the services they have rendered to the public will continue to linger In their minds for a long time to come.521 words
-
Article, Illustration590 1971-06-29 17 Herbert Teo - by Herbert Teo Singapore's container complex will be in full operation next year and this will be the advent of a new mode of cargo transportation -on the roads. Trailers measuring up to 60 feet and carrying containers nearly two thirds their590 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement88 1971-06-29 13 CONTAINERISATION PACKAGING INDUSTRIES (PTE) LTD. C P is in the CONTAINERISATION ERA TO SERVICE YOU We provide round-the-clock services in: door-to-door delivery of containers. breakbulk distribution, warehousing, stuffing and unstuffing of general and containerised cargoes. Storage of containers. Servicing, repairing and maintenance of containers. General marine operations, leasing of steel88 words
-
Advertisement117 1971-06-29 13 POH TIONG CHOON CO., CONTRIBUTING TO SINGAPORE'S ECONOMIC PROGRESS THROUGH ALL KINDS OF TRANSPORTATION SERVICES WITH SPEED, RELIABILITY AND SAFETY I \J 'Major Business Activities« Light Heavy machines, transportation handling General Bulk Cargoes transportation handling Container transportation and handling Marine transportation lighterage General Bulk Cargoes stevedoring Packing and Packaging Labour117 words
-
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement201 1971-06-29 14 •v V- m- L > ?r vH' 0\ U r" 1 ./>• f\ V Manufacturers, Repairers and Stockist of Tractor Undercarrigae Parts for all types of Earthmoving Tractors and the Largest Suppliers and Replacement "BE RCO"( Italy) Parts Depot in South East Asia. Far East Sole Agent: A iai loji201 words
-
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement123 1971-06-29 15 !N si nt b n I u 1 ft I r J Road Roller ►l4 Atlas Copco Air Compressor ffu.n 170 to 600 cfrn Lincoln Welder 300 amp and 400 amp Water Pumps Traxcavators Cranes In order that you will obtain the maximum efficiency and production our team of experienced123 words
-
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement162 1971-06-29 16 ****************************************00 We manufacture and supply IS various types of Construction /nnl||rV 9 equipment. 1 I I 63 II 8 44 I I m*ss a* I iXaA 1 I i is ft M»5 rv-?fc Lvn a ;-v ly 3 X Va h 7Ti Ya -t> 4V-. 'A ft me as r162 words
-
Advertisement134 1971-06-29 16 MAKE YOUR TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS, OURS! SD\ LA HALIIMSONS INTERNATIONAL (S) rri. LTD. PV CLEARING FORWARDING AGENT. HEAVY EQUIPMENT HAULAGE MEANS HALEEMSONS INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE. LTD 525 KAMPONG BAHRU ROAD, SINGAPORE 4. TEL' *****5 (3 UNES) HAVE YOU GOT A MOVING PROBLEM? ■p®il CSOB H33HI Aro roo wrrtri that vow f134 words
-
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement107 1971-06-29 17 Yes. Henry Transport lightens your transportation problems. Whether your problems involve shipping, lighterage, packing or clearing and forwarding, Henry will solve them and arrange all documentation as well. Full 24 hours service by a trained and efficient staff. JUST CALL: TRANSPORT GENERAL AGENCIES CO. (PTE) LTD. Ist Floor. 17 Ord107 words
-
Advertisement307 1971-06-29 17 WARNA1JTE MASTER CONSOLE PREVENTS CAR FAILURE rTTTTiiuimn i rrnr The new Wamalite Master Console is for the careful driver who wants to have a number of functions from brake fluid level to low oil pressure and, even brake fight failure continuously monitored. The Warnalite Master Console flashes a warning through307 words
-
-
SPORT 1
-
Article, Illustration322 1971-06-29 18 Peter Koh - CAMERA ON SCHOOLS By Peter Koh Attired in spotless white and blue jerseys, the basketballers of River Valley English Primary were bouncing their ball defiantly on their school court when we visited them. The season was over weeks ago and these enthusiasticPictures: Steven Lee - 322 words
-
380 1971-06-29 18 Sonny Yap - By Sonny Yap Four local cyclists are now taking part in the exhaustive 634 -mile Tour of Malaysia road race from Jo ho re Bafiru to Alor Star. Asian Games representative Khoo Kwee Huat and newcomers Abdul Abbas bin Abdul Muttalib, Yahya Ismail and380 words
-
Article28 1971-06-29 18 District 7 scored a 3-2 victory over District 3 in the finals of the Vigilante Corps table tennis championships at Tiong Bahru Secondary School last night.28 words
-
Article110 1971-06-29 18 Rata's campaign to win the Singapore Women's Netball Association Division I League title suffered a rude shock when they lost 29-37 to Brunch yesterday. The team which had won its last three games convincingly could not match the fast and furious play of the winners. Both were110 words
-
Article298 1971-06-29 19 PESTA SUKAN By Winston Sng Nine countries have confirmed their participation in this year's Pesta Sukan basketball championships In August. They are: Australia. Ceylon, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam. South Korea, the 1070 Asian Games champions, are undecided whether to send at least298 words
-
Article212 1971-06-29 19 Seven countries have so far responded to Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's invitation for the Pesta S uk a n international meet from Aug. 13 to 15. I This was disclosed by SAAA secretary Maurice Nicholas at a committee meeting to receive progress reports from the various212 words
-
Article54 1971-06-29 19 The Hong Kong Chinese language newspaper, the Hong Kong Times, has reported that the HK Foot-, ball Association will not take part in the Peeta Sukan soccer international in Singapore in August It was reported that the HKFA have other commitments after competing in the Merdeka54 words
-
Article, Illustration66 1971-06-29 19 EXCHANGE RATE (No. 3) on the inside, PHAREVER in the centre, and BLUE SKY race abreast into the home straight in Sunday's Class Two Division One 6f. Coming ri ?ht after them on the outside is the eventual winner—CHlNTA SAYANG (No. 7). Others in the picture arePicture by Ali Yusoff - 66 words
-
Article, Illustration656 1971-06-29 19 Jeffrey Low - By Jeffrey Low Vigilante Corps, now considered one of the top organisations for producing good footballers, are out to create soccer history today. They have two teams playing in the finals of the Government Services knockout competition at Jalan Besar. Their star studded first656 words
-
Article, Illustration45 1971-06-29 19 player punts the hall stylishly, as his opponent from St Joseph's (striped jersey) falls to stop the kick in the Schools National Rugger "B" Division competition yesterday. SJI thrashed the Serangoon boys 40-3. Picture by Brian Culley. Picture by Brian CulleyPicture by Brian Culley - 45 words
-
Article, Illustration233 1971-06-29 19 London, Tuesday The United States are strongly placed to break the Australian strong hold on the men's singles in the Wimbledon tennis championships here. Fourth-seeded Stan Smith, 24. of Pasadena, California, and unseeded Tom Gorman, 25. of Seattle, Washington, are already through to meet inUnited Press International radio picture - 233 words
-
Article, Illustration257 1971-06-29 19 By Blue Peter Phar Pal underlined his chances in the Class Two x Division Three 6f handicap race on Saturday when he did a smart gallop at Bukit T i m a h this morning. Ridden by Johnny Wilson, Phar Pal strode out257 words
-
Article96 1971-06-29 19 VFL—Collingwood 18.16 (124) d. Richmond 12.12 (84), Hawthorn 14.19 (93) d. Fitzroy 7.16 (58). Footscray 12.8 (80) d. Melbourne 11.13 (79). St. Hilda 16.15 (111) d. North Melb. 6.16 (52). Geelonr 13.9 (87) d. South Melb. 9.12 (66). Carlton 14.14 (98) d. Essendon 13.6 (84). Thomson leads London,96 words
-
Article90 1971-06-29 19 Reuter New York, Tuesday Lee Trevino earned only US$759 for a 34thplace finish in last week's Cleveland Open but still leads the 1971 US tour earnings list. Trevino has won US$l65,869, while Jack Nicklaus, who passed up the Cleveland tournament, is second with U*****,213. Placinrs: 1.Reuter - 90 words
-
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement399 1971-06-29 18 9 NEW NATION r km a J HI PHONE *****0 AT YOUR SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRS of air-condi-tioners, refrigerators. Spray plastic paint guaranteed one year. Call: *****0 Soon Huat Electric spray-painting Singapore. INTERNATIONAL INVESTIGATION SERVICE, 4358, Geylang Rood, Singapore. *****3, consult Anthony Tan, International Private Eye. ACCOMMODATION VACANT A JALAN TARI399 words
-
Advertisement303 1971-06-29 18 MISCELLANEOUS KUMARAGURU ASTROLOGICAL HOUSE (S. A. Govindon— Astrologer) 117 A Owen 'Rood, Singapore ***** 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. Friday closed.. SHOPPING GUIDE FLAN YOUR SHOPPING AT HOME SEK THB SHOPPING GUIDI ON PAGK 10 EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. TUITION RADIO/T.V. SERVICING COURSE for day/night classes! Commence on 2/7/1971. Apply303 words
-
-
Page 18 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous84 1971-06-29 18 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald RIP KIRBY HOW PARE )OU N CRITICIZE MY MUSIC, MAPAME? I HAVE PLAVEP FOR THE CROWNEP HEAPS OF EUROPE/ by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson Wi II I WOULDN'T EVEN TRY TO CKNCE TO THAT NOISE/ m m 1 m m >- m m Y/Zm84 words
-
Miscellaneous329 1971-06-29 18 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Caravan animal. 6 Small compartment. 10 Visage. 14 Coach or cab of the Near East. 15 Large Chinese seaport. 16 Genus of ducks. 17 Balkans. 18 Moonshiners' nemeses. 20 Pluto's domain. 21 Resentment. 22 Practice. 23 Foolishness. 25 Guardian. 26 Prcteln food. 28 Stage of329 words
-
-
Page 19 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous608 1971-06-29 19 —Cut aienf «atie« liars NEW NATION j TUESDAY MONEYWORDS S' 4PTvv Cat tut )U pn with ether cuius Pistiaf iastuctiiis appear keltw Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) j,... I 1 L L O T A R -Cut iio»( lettri lints CLUES FOR S-2 FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USIN6 CLUES BELOW. 1- P«ople608 words
-
-
Back Page TUESDAY
-
630 1971-06-29 20 Lee Yew Meng - Beggars of the sixties have disappeared By Lee Yew Meng The increasing sophistication of Singapore's society to maintain a clean city, coupled with the concerted efforts to promote tourism here, has forced beggars, who were very active In the early 60s, to give up630 words
-
Article49 1971-06-29 20 AH FOOK: At last we are going to have bigger HDB flats. Bouquets for the government. MEI LIN: Five-room flats are well and good but I'm certain the rooms are going to be as cramped as the old ones. What do YOU think? Write to the Editor.49 words
-
167 1971-06-29 20 There's a plum job for witch doctors being advertised in the Times: £lOO and all found offered by a city's festival organisers. All the medicine man is required to do Is simply keep the rain away. Well, perhaps not so simple considering167 words
-
155 1971-06-29 20 Gerd Kirschbaum, 41, a father of two lives in a busy Dusseldorf street. Every day some 1400 cars and lorrtes rumble past his house. Workmen with pneumatic drills add to the uproar. Now, in a precedentsetting case, Gerd Is suing the German state and155 words
-
Article208 1971-06-29 20 Nicholas Halfpenny has come through his first year after some near squeaks, during which most people wouldn't have given an old farthing for his chances. Right from the moment he was born, for instance, his heart stopped beating as he was being delivered by208 words
-
Article227 1971-06-29 20 A tiny black monkey this week scared the life out of the town clerk of Wattens in the Austria tyrol. As he opened the ice box at the Town Hall for a bottle of beer, the monkey jumped out, landed on his head, leaped on a227 words
-
139 1971-06-29 20 Railway cleaner Miss Bridle Mulray, 50, Is determined that no man will sweep her off her feet. Not even a rich Canadian, who claims to be a millionaire. The Canadian, Mr. Ben Surgarman, 57, saw Bridie's picture In a feature article about139 words
-
Article, Illustration44 1971-06-29 20 Noriah Mislam, 16, loves to dance. Not the discotheque sort though. She's an exponent of Malay classical dances and a member of a cultural group. Noriah is an entrant for the New NationDorothy Gray Young and Lovely contest. Picture by Bob BuchananPicture by Bob Buchanan - 44 words
-
87 1971-06-29 20 Frustrated by traffic jams which get worse every year, the commuters of Rio De Janeiro are impatiently awaiting completion of the city's US$lO million subway system. But it may be a long wait. One of Rio's biggest newspapers, the Jornal Do Brasil, reports87 words
-
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement130 1971-06-29 20 n T'bPic.i'itj THEATRE RESTAURANT NITE CLUB, SINGAPORE TEL *****3 I NOW I there is only necktie necessary Orchid Lantern's floorshows can be viewed at the mwf/i: relaxed atmosphere at NO extra charge. Open for business nightly from 8 p.m. Snack service readily available. m Q i 7c ui: fi S^>-130 words
-
-
Page 20 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous376 1971-06-29 20 5 Singapore 3.00 Opening 3.20 For The Family (M) 3.50 A Dairy of Events in Singapore (M) 3.55 It's Happening in Singapore 4.10 Peyton Place 5.00 Close 6.00 Opening Followed By Skippy 6.30 News in Brief 6.40 For The Family (C) 7.20 It's Happening in Singapore 7.40 News (C) 7.50376 words
-
Miscellaneous484 1971-06-29 20 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are not a person who relies on others even to a minor degree. You accept responsibility for yourself, for your work, your progress socially, your life in general, whether public or private. Doing the best you can and refusing484 words
-