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Title Section17 1971-06-30 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Wednesday evening, June 30, 1971 No. 140 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3017 words
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Article, Illustration401 1971-06-30 1 t .u L General Duong Van Minh, a prospective presidential candidate, yesterday urged the United States to use its influence with the Thieu administration to ensure that the forthcoming election was fair and honest and held in an atmosphere which was free from pressure401 words
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Article288 1971-06-30 1 LAND IS SHORT FOR TRAINING AND EXERCISES, REPORTS A NEW NATION CORRESPONDENT, THEREFORE THE GOVERNMENT IS LOOKING SOUTH... I Singapore is actively seeking military training facilities in Australia, possibly for both.tanks and aircraft. Neither Government will confirm this, but it has become an open288 words
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196 1971-06-30 1 The stern Ministry of Health warning to its staff not to discriminate against nonEnglish speaking members of the public, is not being followed by other ministries. The Immigration Department. for example, believes In regular monthly staff meetings at which all problems of staff. Including196 words
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Article26 1971-06-30 1 Rome, Wednesday.—Police used tear gas and fired shots In the air to subdue about 200 prisoners who rioted at Catanala Jail In Sicily yesterday.26 words
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Article33 1971-06-30 1 Warsaw, Wednesday Searchers have found a total of 33 bodies In the debris of a south Polish oil refinery devastated. by fire last weekend, It was officially announced here yesterday. 133 words
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Article48 1971-06-30 1 Paris, Wednesday It took Michel Santin, 22, one hour and 13 minutes to eat an omelette on Monday, but It helped him win a bet The omelette was made from 60 eggs and one of the conditions was he was not allowed to drink while eating It.48 words
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Article, Illustration178 1971-06-30 1 Reuter Manila, Wednesday The Philippine Senate will investigate a big property deal between Filipino businessman, Felipe Ysmael, and a government bank after allegations that it was a conspiracy involving President Ferdinand Marcos. i. Senator Benlgno Aquino, in a speech In the Senate on Monday, chargedReuter - 178 words
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Article473 1971-06-30 1 From today they will be arrested on the spot The police are to make on-the-spot arrest of < pirate taxi drivers In their crackdown on this $2O million-a-year racket. This was announced today*** Communications. Mr. Yong Hyuk Un. when he visited the empty Police473 words
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Article152 1971-06-30 1 Malayan United Industries, a Malaysia-based company, came on the trading board this morning, its $1 share opened at $1.27. Buying support boosted the price up to $1.38. The company's total paid up capital is $3 million following a private placement of 935,000 ordinary shares of $1 each152 words
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Article428 1971-06-30 1 Fred Bridgland - By Fred Bridgland Reuter New Delhi, Wednesday Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi has taken the unique step of appointing a central government cabinet minister with special responsibility for one of the states 'of the Indian Union, trouble-torn West Bengal. Mrs. Gandhi's announcement In the LokReuter - 428 words
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54 1971-06-30 1 Water consumption rose yesterday to 99.4 million gallons, the highest for the past fortnight. This is 500,000 gallons more than Monday's consumption and 8.9 million gallons more than the 90 million gallons target/set to avoid water rationing. No rainfall was rerecorded at the54 words
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Article16 1971-06-30 1 Police reported a total of 46 accidents yesterday. Two were serious and one fatal.16 words
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Article41 1971-06-30 1 LATE NEWS Canberra, Wednesday Police rushed to Parliament House today after a threat was made to till Australia's Prime Minister, Mr. William MdMahtm. •j The Prime Minister's office was put under heavy guard. No other details were available. Un-41 words
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71 1971-06-30 1 Hong Kong, Wednesday. —The Australian opposition Labour Party leader Mr. Gtough Whltlam, disclosed yesterday he had turned his visit to China into a broader survey of East Asian developments. Mr. Whltlam said he planned to fly to Tokyo for a week after leaving China71 words
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Article343 1971-06-30 2 Singapore publishers welcome news The Singapore Book Publishers' Association today welcomed the news that the Taiwan government is to suppress the mass pirating of copyright books. "This is Indeed very good news," said Mr. Donald Moore, president of the association which represents about 35 publishers343 words
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Article, Illustration189 1971-06-30 2 They say that half a loaf is better, than.nojie but Rollo doesn'jt agree. His "younger sister," Topsy, is back home after being lost for three days but while Topsy snuggles up to owner Mrs. D. Marr, Rollo was still worried about his mother Tinker, who Is189 words
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184 1971-06-30 2 Reuter New York, Wednesday A Los Angeles documentary film maker yesterday called for a congressional investigation into tne assassination of Robert Kennedy. He claimed that a man with right-wing connections was the assassin, not Sirhan Sirhan. Mr. Theodore Charach told a Press conference hereReuter - 184 words
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175 1971-06-30 2 The Australian Council of Trade Unions is planning to expand its consumer co-operative movement to public insurance and transport. This was revealed by the council's president. Mr. Bob Hawke, during bis one-day stopover here yesterday on his way to Itfraei. He had discussions175 words
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Article135 1971-06-30 2 Australia's Army Minister, Mr. Andrew Peacoci, will here later this afternoon for a.five-day visit. He will be met at RAF* Changl base by the Australian High Commissioner, Mr m. F. Parkinson, and Brigadier Whitelaw, Commander of the ANZUK Support Group. An Australian Army spokesman said135 words
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Article50 1971-06-30 2 Moscow, WednesdayDogs are being trained in the Soviet Union to sniff out valuable ores and minerals from emeralds to pyrite, the Tass news agency said yesterday. Tass said dogs are so good at the work they may "rival modern instruments In the compilation of detailed geographical maps/'50 words
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Article, Illustration291 1971-06-30 2 Chiu Liew Chuang, an accomplished young violinist with the Singapore Youth Orchestra is among six youths who have been granted American Field Service Scholarships this year. Liew Chuang, who started learning the violin eight years ago with his brother, will attend Redlands High School in291 words
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Article218 1971-06-30 2 $l4 mil. project puts n it in the big league Far East Levingston— Shipyard will enter the big league of the offshore oil industry when it completes construction of two oil rigs costing $l4 million by October. The yard's general manager, Mr. Larry Baker, said218 words
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Article83 1971-06-30 2 Caracas, Wednesday Plainclothes detectives and uniformed police armed with submachine and teargas guns last night occupied the Central University after rescuing the dean of the engineering faculty from rioting students. A university spokesman said at least 15 students were injured after police combat squads, firing in the83 words
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Article31 1971-06-30 2 Seoul, Wednesday. Riot police yesterday fired tear gas and chemical pepper fog to disperse about 200 students demonstrating against the visit here today by Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Eisaku Sato.31 words
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Article105 1971-06-30 2 Paris, Wednesday The average French girl has her first sexual experience before reaching the age of 21, but more than half of them find this Initial love-mak-ing unsatisfactory. This Is revealed yesterday In a national opinion poll on French sexual habits. The French-style Kinsey105 words
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Article230 1971-06-30 2 The contract for a $2OO million oil refinery at Pulau Merlimau, off Jurong, will be awarded sometime next month. It will be Riven to one of the two Japanese engineering giants shortlisted from the original six bidders. To be known as Singapore Petroleum, the refinery230 words
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Article77 1971-06-30 2 Rome, Wedne s d a y.— Stolen: a five-ton steel railX bridge. police said that someone dismantled and carried away the bridge spanning a stream near Dobbiaco in northern Italy. The bridge had not been used since the picturesque Cortlna-Dobbi-aco railroad line was replaced by a77 words
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182 1971-06-30 2 Twenty-four girls of the Mandarin Hotel went back to "school" yesterday to learn all over again things like general knowledge, geography, spelling and poise and confidence. It was because their "master" Mr. Luc Van Den Heuvel. the restaurant and banquet manager, wasn't182 words
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Miscellaneous97 1971-06-30 2 Weather Temperatures in world cities yesterday: Taipei 96-78 Kuala Lumpur 90-72 Manila 88-75 Hong Kong 85-81 Tokyo 77-69 Seoul 82-70 Bangkok 91-77 Jakarta 92-81 Naha 90-81 London 66-57 Moscow 77-63 New York 84-67 San Francisco 73-60 Sydney 66-46 Melbourne 52-48 Perth 70-48 Singapore Singapore's weather forecast from l p.m. to97 words
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Article267 1971-06-30 3 Engineering plant planned One of India's industrial giants the Tata Groyp of companies will iroild a multi-million dollar factory here to ma nufacture engineer ing appliances and equipment. This is the result of negotiations between a four-man team from Tata and officials of the Economic Development267 words
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214 1971-06-30 3 The rlewly formed Junior Flying Club is meeting soon to decide on the number of girls to be taken in for its first six-month training course due to begin in December. The girls are among the 3000 students from various schools214 words
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Article, Illustration263 1971-06-30 3 GOOD HUBBY AND HOME SWEET HOME HER AIM Dimple-laced Miss Lee Lai Sin, 22, is one songbird who doesn't believe In soaring too high. All she wants for the future is to get a good husband and settle down to a homely life. '1 hope to263 words
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Article23 1971-06-30 3 Washington, Wednesday. —The US Senate yesterday called for a 10-year international moratorium on the killing of whales of all species.23 words
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Article136 1971-06-30 3 A club for staff of the People's Association has been formed to meet their social and recreational needs. Called the P.A. 'Staff Club, its aims Include giving opportunities for the staff to get together for mutual discussions and take part in recreational activities. The club136 words
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Article142 1971-06-30 3 Mr. Lee Kay Hong has been elected orgaganising chairman, of Rochore Community Centre's National v Day Celebration Committee. The advisers appointed are: Dr. Toh Chin Cnye. Mr. Fong Sip Chee, Mr. Albert T-ftm and Mr. Qouh Koh Boey. k Nine vice chairmen elected are; Messrs Goh Khai Poh,142 words
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Article162 1971-06-30 3 Weekly classes in Yoga will be held at two centres In Singapore from next week. Miss Roma Blair, wellknown for yoga, revealed this yesterday at a Yoga lecture-cum demonstration at the Kamala Club in Moulmein Road. One class will be held at the Kamala Club and the162 words
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Article155 1971-06-30 3 Reuter London, Wednesday Britain's National Gallery was yesterday officially offered on loan one of the world's costliest paintings the Titian masterpiece The Death of Actaeon bought by American billionaire Mr. Paul Getty. For a decade the painting has hung In the National GalleryReuter - 155 words
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Article43 1971-06-30 3 Bandar Seri Begawan, Wednesday Stormy weather and radio trouble has forced the 25-ton British schooner Marie Christina, to abandon its trip to Manila. The skipper, Captain Paul Edge, said here the Marie Christina would return to Singapore when weather cleared.43 words
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Article208 1971-06-30 3 Wheels, radios and recorders stolen Car-owners living in Tiong Bahru Estate have been having sleepless nights since a gang of thieves began operating in the area three months ago. The thieves have been stealing magnesium wheels, tape-recorders, radios and hub-caps from parked cars. Some208 words
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Article48 1971-06-30 3 Washington, Wednesday. —The Democrats yesterday chose Miami Beach as the site of the 1972 Presidential nominating convention. The site selection committee, meeting at the Democratic national committee headquarter in Washington, decided that the convention would be held in the week of July 9, next year.48 words
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Article73 1971-06-30 3 SEOUL, Wednesday. Seoul district criminal court yesterday acquitted 10 students charged with illegal assembly and infringement of the freedom of election. The students, all of the National University's law and liberal arts and sciences colleges, were arr l rested after they, with! some 20 others, visited the* headquarters73 words
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Article19 1971-06-30 3 Tripoli, Wednesday.—Libya is opening registration offices to recult volunteers over 18 years old to fight ln> Palestine.19 words
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Miscellaneous92 1971-06-30 3 At the cinema Lido: The Golden Seal (Mandarin) —1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.15 Capitol: Eyewitness—l.4s. 4, 6.30, 9.30 Bex: Legends of Cheating (Mandarin) —1.45, 4, 6.30. 9.30. Sky: Legends of Cheating (Mandarin) —1.45, 4, 7.30. 9.15. Boxy: Legends of Cheating (Mandarin) —1.45, 4.15, 7. 9.30. State: The Tramplers—--1.45, 4, 7. 9.30.92 words
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THE WORLD
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365 1971-06-30 4 United Press International Moscow, Wednesday The Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Gromyko yesterday discounted reports that the Soviet Union and Israel are negotiating a resumption of diplomatic relations. Mr. Gromyko,- at Moscow's Sheremetvevo Airport to greet Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad, was asked byUnited Press International - 365 words
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Article245 1971-06-30 4 Reuter London, Wednesday C un a r d, Britain's prestige shipping group, revealed yesterday that talks were going on with an unnamed bidder to take over the company whose Queen liners brought it world fame. Sir Basil Smallpeice, the company's chairman, said the discussions were InReuter - 245 words
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Article87 1971-06-30 4 Reuter Rangoon, Wednesday Burma will revert to a prime minister as head of-government, a report by the central organising committee* to the first Socialist Programme Party congress revealed yesterday. The report by the party's secretary-general, Brigadier Yu San. said Burma would In future have aReuter - 87 words
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Article368 1971-06-30 4 United Press International Washington, Wednesday The Supreme Court worked in private on its momentous Times-Post decision yesterday as yet another newspaper published excerpts from Pentagon papers disclosing that the United States planned troop withdrawals from Vietnam as early as 1962. The Christian Science Monitor reportedUnited Press International - 368 words
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Article78 1971-06-30 4 Manila, Wednesday A gang yesterday barged into a house in a town in the troubled province of Cotabato and hacked to death a family of four. The latest incident in the southern Philippines province brought to 121 the number of deaths since the latest fiareup of78 words
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Article, Illustration278 1971-06-30 4 Indian protests over continued arms shipments Reuter Washington, Wednesday Four or five ships carrying licensed US military equipment would be leaving for Pakistan during the next month or two. US officials said yesterday. One ship sailed for Pakistan last week. However. State DepartmentReuter - 278 words
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657 1971-06-30 4 Ian Mackenzie - Four British MPs hove just completed o fact-finding tour of East Pakistan and are now visiting refugee camps in India near the East Pakistan border. Reuter correspondent lan Mackenzie interviewed them in Bongaon, West Bengal. His report: Ian Mackenzie Reuter "This IsReuter - 657 words
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67 1971-06-30 4 Washington, Wednesday. —President Nixon said yesterday that teenagers are infinitely better informed on public affairs now than when he was young. Mr. Nixon told a teenage group visiting the White House that "I was a pretty fair student" but his daughter knew far67 words
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159 1971-06-30 4 Reuter Jakarta, Wednesday The growing Communist threat in Malaysia should serve as a warning to Indonesia to be more vigilant, Parliamentary Defence Commission chairman Mr. Imron Rosjadi said. He warned the Indonesian government to pay more attention to Communist influenceReuter - 159 words
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Article115 1971-06-30 4 Reuter London, Wednesday Cassius Clay, the former world heavyweight boxing champion is negotiating to do a series of TV "chat shows" London Press agent Mr. Chris Hutchins, said yesterday. Mr. Hutchins, who Is &lso Press agent for pop stars Tom Jones and Engelbert Humperdinck,Reuter - 115 words
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Article641 1971-06-30 4 United Press International Seoul, Wednesday Bringing American wishes for a "bright and enriched future," Vice President Spiro Agnew, yesterday joined leaders from many nations arriving tor the third term of South Korea's President Park Chung-hee. Mr. Agnew's plane landed under rain-laden clouds as heUnited Press International - 641 words
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172 1971-06-30 5 Reuter Washington, Wednesday The Senate yesterday rejected an. attempt to limit US defence spending in the next fiscal year. Senator William Proxmlre (Democrat, Wisconsin) proposed »iTii«n g military spending in the fiscal year beginning tomorrow to USs6B,OOOmilflon. He said his budget ceiling was aReuter - 172 words
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Article66 1971-06-30 5 Bonn, Wednesday. A court In Frankfurt yesterday sentenced Konrad Hanzlicek to 14 years' jail for an attempt to have his wife murdered which resulted in the death of his unborn child. Hanzllcek's accomplice, Turkish-born Ahmed Gebes, who shot Mrs. Hanzlicek five times, was jailed for 366 words
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Article, Illustration424 1971-06-30 5 Kim Willenson - Saigon generals say 16,000 troops poised to attack south By Kim Willenson United Press International Saigon, Wednesday Two Saigon generals have said that about 16,000 North Vietnamese troops are poised just above the demilitarized zone for possible infiltration into South Vietnam's northern quarter later thisUnited Press International - 424 words
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Article220 1971-06-30 5 Reuter Tokyo, Wednesday The Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Eisaku Sato, has said that he would make a major reshuffle of government and party posts following the poor performance of his ruling Liberal Democrats in an Upper House election. Mr. Sato is expected to make anReuter - 220 words
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Article367 1971-06-30 5 Reuter New York, Wednesday Notorious Mafia boss Joe Colombo was still in a coma and "very critical" condition in Hospital here yesterday after being shot down by a black gunman on Monday. Police are investigating three lines of inquiry as to why Jerome Johnson, a 24-year-oldReuter - 367 words
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178 1971-06-30 5 United Press International Tokyo, Wednesday The Japanese government yesterday formally decided to remove the US $1 million ceiling set for direct investments abroad by Japanese enterprises. The government decision. It was disclosed, becomes effective tomorrow. The decision will apply not only toUnited Press International - 178 words
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Article74 1971-06-30 5 Helsinki, Wednesday A woman was disarmed by an air hostess when she attempted to hijack a Finnish airliner to Cuba yesterday. A police statement said the woman was mentally disturbed. It added that she was Finnish-speaking, but did not identify her. She was reported to have made74 words
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WORLD COMMENT
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Article, Illustration762 1971-06-30 6 Lee Lescaze - Hundreds still pack the railway station—but not for trains IN GROTESQUELY CROWDED CITY OF CALCUTTA From Lee Lescaze Washington Post Among the crowds that pack Calcutta's Sealdah railway station are several hundred who are not waiting for any train. They are East Pakistani refugees who have found their way intoWashington Post - 762 words
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Article710 1971-06-30 6 Stanley Karnow - The failure of successive US policymakers to shake off the legacy of the Eisenhower era From Stanley Karnow Washington Post For all their revelations, the secret Pentagon papers only partially answer one fundamental question: What motivated the architects of America's Vietnam policy to embark on so disastrousWashington Post - 710 words
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Article, Illustration1148 1971-06-30 6 William Attwood - Recognition of China's sovereignty over Taiwan a 'must'—Chou This is another in a series of reports by Newsday publisher William Attwood, who went to China to visit Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the former Cambodian Chief of State who is now living in Peking. William Attwood At a1,148 words
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LOCAL COMMENT
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Article, Illustration831 1971-06-30 7 Rosihan Anwar - 'Indonesia cannot afford to dismiss Singapore At a Press conference here on Monday, Mr. Rosihan Anwar, President of the Indonesian Journalists' Association, answered many ques- tions about the forthcoming Indonesian general elections. He also had some interesting things to say about the present state of relations between his country and831 words
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Article1304 1971-06-30 7 Nanyang University is to be congratulated for the Occasional Papers which have been put out by the Institute of Business Studies directed until recently by Professor J. Panglaykim (who has now moved to take the chair of Business Administration at the University of Singapore). The1,304 words
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The Voice of the Press
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Article148 1971-06-30 7 Chief Executive Yara of the Ryukyu Government, in his administrative address delivered on Saturday to the Okinawan Legislature, expressed objections to the Self-Defence Forces deployment programme for Okinawa after the revision. Since Okinawa is supposed to revert to Japan under "homeland-level" conditions, it is quite natural that the148 words
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Article183 1971-06-30 7 What is noteworthy is the relationship between the UJS. government and the New York Times. Frankly speaking, the New York Times has been bold and adventurous. Should the incident have taken place in any other country, the consequences would be inconceivable! However,the US government, in its action183 words
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Article114 1971-06-30 7 What other newspapers are saying: The Okinawa Reversion Treaty is a new dangerous step on the road of collusion between Washington and Tokyo in the service of Nixon's aggressive policy in Asia'and the Pacific. The treaty is a deception since it allows the US to maintain sine114 words
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Article612 1971-06-30 7 Minister of State in an off-the-cuff speech The English language should be mastered in the interest of scientific and technological progress, but Chinese in Singapore should also know their own mother-tongue to maintain psychological ballast. Therefore, far from suppressing the Chinese language, the Singapore Government has612 words
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489 1971-06-30 8 In a map the five northern states of Malaysia look like a rajah's tanjak or head*dress, with one peak in Kangar and the other in Kota Bharu. It is in this area that the Malaysian Prime Minister, Tun Razak. has now declared the Communist489 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article118 1971-06-30 8 There is" more politics going on in Singapore than meets the eye. Another coalition or merger of two parties is now apparently being negotiated. v A friend tells me that talks are going on between the United People's Party and the Workers' Party to work out a118 words
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Article43 1971-06-30 8 A Mend just back from London tells me that the latest laugh around Westminster Is that the .weekly magazine which the British Labour Party Is putting out, partly tb replace the demised Dally Herald, Is to be called The Weekly Harold.43 words
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Article86 1971-06-30 8 Indonesian friends tell me that llr. Rodhan Anwar, the President of the Journalists' Association In Jakarta, is likely to be nominated by the government to fill the firm nlort ed journalist's seat in the Jjftelature after the elections. Rodhan Anwar is well- known in Singapore and was here86 words
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Article, Illustration944 1971-06-30 8 DICK WILSON - DICK WILSON I listened a few days ago to an American talking to a group of his compatriots about the relationship between the Press and the government in Singapore. He presented a, highly critical assessment of this sensitive944 words
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Letters
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Article443 1971-06-30 8 SUTARSO, Information Officer, Indonesian Embassy. Singapore - SUTARSO, Information Officer, Indonesian Embassy. Singapore I refer to the letters by Mr. Chua Seng Koon and Mr. John Axelbank Sr. of June 17 and 24 respectively on the status of the Chinese community In Indonesia, despite the Embassy's definition printed in the Sunday Times and Sunday443 words
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Article123 1971-06-30 8 MAN FRIDAY, Sinrapore 9 - MAN FRIDAY, Sinrapore 9. I am anxious to know what views Mr. Alex Josey has on the present Press situation in America where nation's very Top secrets are being published openly by various newspapers. If I am not mistaken and after listening to all v hls123 words
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Article166 1971-06-30 8 PETER B.T. CHANG - PETER B.T. CHANG Trade Mission of the Republic of China. An article by Miss Pang Cheng Llan (April 14) on her Interview in Taipei with Dr. Tsal Wei-ping, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China, appeared in your paper. On the question of any166 words
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Article152 1971-06-30 8 TIRED. Singapore, 10 - TIRED. Singapore, 10. I read with Interest the letter headed "The noise of Singapore" (New Nation June 24.1971), as my family and I are among the sufferers referred to. I fully agree with the writer when he states that the extensive noise, from two major sources,152 words
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Article240 1971-06-30 8 JOHN Y.T. TAN - JOHN Y.T. TAN There's an equally Important function that sports has in Singapore apart from the one of "developing healthy bodies" stressed by Mr. Rajaratnam: it can help mould the various races together. It's encouraging of course to sportsmen to see the National Stadium and other facilities240 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Article, Illustration1331 1971-06-30 9 Terry Coleman - From Terry Coleman Artur Rubinstein, at the age 83, has just finished a concert tour of England. He has been playing the piano for 80 years. Between concerts, in his suite at the Savoy in London, I asked him if it had been1,331 words
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Article, Illustration942 1971-06-30 9 S.M. Ali - In the village where the V Viet Cong HQ was New Nation's top foreign writers S.'M. Ali and Pakir Singh are on a fact-finding tour of SouthEast Asia. Today their second reports from South Vietnam examine the progress of pacification and reconstruction of this war-ravaged land. by S.M.942 words
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Article, Illustration723 1971-06-30 9 Pakir Singh - Step towards building an industrial capacity by Pakir Singh As a first step towards building up an industrial capacity, the South Vietnamese government has planned the construction of six large industrial sites all over the country. Mr. Kbuong Had Dleu, managing director of the Industrial D e v723 words
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CAREERS
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Article, Illustration917 1971-06-30 10 Patrick de Souza - Shortage of local men in this trade •By Patrick de Souza Cooking can be an extremely profitable career If you have a sensitive palate, skill, originality and experience in prestige hotels and restaurants. At the top rung of a cooking career917 words
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Article, Illustration394 1971-06-30 10 There is always room at the top in any field of human endeavour. This is one of the more important lessons the managing director of a travel agency, Mrs. Gek Wee, learnt while she was in school. Mrs. Wee who manages394 words
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Article, Illustration769 1971-06-30 10 EDUCATION Student's Forum today takes you to the University of Singapore where Elizabeth Choo interviews six students. Sherry. Vanderput, 19, second year law: Mild ragging has been traditional in a university's orientation programme and I feel it would be very769 words
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Article, Illustration440 1971-06-30 11 Elizabeth Choo - Informal parties can mislead you By Elizabeth Choo As wives of executives or in their own career capacity, women these days attend various social functions, both formal and informal. After one has accepted, the next question that crops up Is: what Is the right thing440 words
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Article, Illustration824 1971-06-30 11 antiques Legend would have us believe that in 1743 Thomas Bolsover was wedging a piece of copper in his vice by using a silver sixpence to take np the slack. When his work was finished he found that the pressure of the vice had fused824 words
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Article, Illustration824 1971-06-30 11 Trish Sheppard - 'Do not adjust your mind, reality is at fault' is the message By Trish Sheppard "Do not adjust your mind, reality is at fault." I recently saw this message to mankind scrawled on a wall inside a derelict bunker in Hong Kong.824 words
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Advertisement47 1971-06-30 11 EVERYBODY IS READING NEW NATION'S SHOPPING GUIDE Yes, New Nation's Shopping Guide provides a wealth of information for shoppers who have the power to buy what you sell. Casual $6.50 per column inch Weekly $5.00 per column inch Twice/Thrice weekly $4.00 per column inch. N PPf IG47 words
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464 1971-06-30 12 ANIL BHATIA - ANIL BHATIA There has been a tremendous improvement In the quality of advertising generally, and In particular, new heights in creativity have been achieved in the last few years in Singapore and Malaysia. This is how Mr. Eugene H. Kummel, President of McCann464 words
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Article68 1971-06-30 12 Ambassador Hotel of Singapore has acquired Turnbuk Estate from Tholech Berhad for $2.5 milling Tumbuk Estate consists of 988 acres in Kuala Langat, Selangor, planted with oil palm. There is also a palm oil factory. Net operating profit of the estate for the year ended December 31,68 words
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Article213 1971-06-30 12 Al'led Cbem ai% Aim #1% Am Braada 44% Am Can 82% Am Motors AT T 45% A ft P 17% XDAOODdt 18% Avon Pd Beth Steal 22% 18% Catarp Trac 49% Chryiler 27% Coca-Cola 101% Control Data 60 248 100% DuPont 137% E Kodak 77 Fed Dept Btrs213 words
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Article163 1971-06-30 12 Ford, .General Motors and Volvo may soon offer models fitted with the revolutionary Rotary Wankel engine. Both Ford Motor Company Both Ford Motor Company of the United States and Volvo AB of Sweden are negotiating engine licensing agreements with Audl-NSU Auto Union AO. Although Audl-NSU Auto163 words
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Article1158 1971-06-30 12 ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS 1076-1971 1 wk. 4 wk*. Closing r Price last Divid P/E TurnHigh Low ago ago Stock Buy en i Sellers sale Yield Ratio Ovet industrials 2.63 1.79 1.82 1.84 Allied Chocolate 1.75 1.78 1.82xall 6.9N 13.2 1.901,158 words
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324 1971-06-30 12 The World Bank has approved a $57 million loan to Malaysia for a $3OO million telecommunications project to improve and extend local and long distance telephone and telex services. and expand international services. The project is part of the Second Malaysia Plan (1071324 words
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Article121 1971-06-30 12 A new $7B million cement production plant will be set up near Jakarta by 1974 by P.T. Semen Greslk, an Indonesian Governmentowned cement company in collaboration with the Internatinal Finance Corporation and Kaiser Cement and Gypsum of the United States. The new plant will be the121 words
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177 1971-06-30 12 United Press International New York, Wednesday The stock market turned higher in stepp-ed-up trading yesterday. After declining for three consecutive sessions, the Dow Jones industrial average showed a gain of 9.20 at 882.30. Standard and Poor's 500 stock index was ahead 1.09 at 98.83.United Press International - 177 words
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273 1971-06-30 12 Reuter London, Wednesday The market drifted lower in quiet trading. Monday's speech by the Chancellor of the Exchequer was termed disappointing by dealers, who had expected some mention of reflating the economy. Wall Street's downtrend and the latest figures on UK clearning bank advancesReuter - 273 words
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638 1971-06-30 12 ctonc JZ* A senior Singapore personnel manager with long experience in an interna- tional firm discusses the important function of personnel management in a business organisation. Readers are invited to send in their topics for discussion. Someone in search638 words
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Advertisement30 1971-06-30 12 CHANCELLOR'S SPEECH DISAPPOINTS LONDON STOCK MARKET villi a nodi!ieatioi Inn ennui mil GALL US TODAY FOR FREE ESTIMATES Pertorinaifielt Baciig CMierwiis 80 B. SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE (I) TELEPHONE: *****830 words
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Advertisement6 1971-06-30 12 BIG EXPANSION FOR MALAYSIA'S TELECOMS SERVICES6 words
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Article, Illustration338 1971-06-30 13 Peter Koh - CAMERA ON SCHOOLS By Peter Koh Within a stone's throw from the Times House is the Kim Seng Technical a new school that is noted for producing potential shuttlers. Even during the postseason now, the school auditorium is pulsating with non-stop activity from dawn toPictures: Jerry Seh - 338 words
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Article, Illustration1665 1971-06-30 13 JEFFREY LOW - SOCCER SCENE WITH JEFFREY LOW Something positive must be done, if it is not already being pursued, about the fast falling standards of Singapore soccer. Last week alone provided the public with a jumbo sale of snide remarks when two national debacles (1-4 against Negri1,665 words
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Article191 1971-06-30 14 Mahesh Kumar will make his final appearance in the MCA un-der-23 cricket tournament when he leads the Singapore team in the three-day final against Selangor at Kuala Lumpur from Friday. Mahesh. who has represented the Republic since the inception of the series In 1966. will be191 words
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337 1971-06-30 14 The Singapore Cricket Association will hold a knockout tournament in conjunction with the Pesta Sukan celebrations from July 10 to Aug. 7. The ten teams entered for the tournament are: Singapore RC, Singapore CC. Naval Base CC, Police, Singapore Chinese RC, the Army, Port337 words
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Article181 1971-06-30 14 London, Wednesday. Peter Oosterhuis, 23-year-old British golfer In his third year as a professional, equalled the Royal midSurrey course record when he shot a flve-under-par 65 here yesterday to win the 4000 sterling Sunbeam tournament. Oosterhuis, who equalled the record set by fellow Briton Lionel Platts,181 words
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Article46 1971-06-30 14 Auckland, Wednesday World Cup holders In rugby, league, Australia, were beaten 15-14 by Auckland after trailing 6-10 at halftime. It was the touring team's second defeat In four days following their 24-3 drubbing by New Zealand in the first Test last Saturday.46 words
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Article58 1971-06-30 14 London, Wednesday British Prime Minister, Edward Heath has qualified as one of Britain's three representatives in the Admiral's Cup yacht rate series, the organisers announced here last night. His yacht, Morning Cloud, will line up with Prospect of Whitby (Arthur Slater) and Cervantes IV (R.C. Watson) at58 words
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Article15 1971-06-30 14 National letfue Chicago S Los Angeles 2 American league New York Cleveland 215 words
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Article, Illustration130 1971-06-30 14 Martha Young scored a total of 40 points to win the Singapore Island Country Club Ladies stableford "A" division competition from Jean Read (39) over the Island course yesterday. Martha also won the first nine ballsweep with 24 points. The second nine was shared by Jean and P.130 words
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Article542 1971-06-30 14 London, Wednesday Lax fielding and an ultra-c a u 11 o us approach thwarted the touring Indian cricketers' hopes of saving their match against Essex here yesterday when they were beaten by six wickets in the final over. The Indians, resuming their uphill struggle542 words
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222 1971-06-30 14 One of the American basketball "giants" will be seen in action here when the visiting US Ambassador team begin their three-match tour of Singapore at the Gay World Stadium tonight. He is six-foot-ten Dennis Lord who is a member of the nine-man team and222 words
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Article125 1971-06-30 14 London, Wednesday—The draw for the Über Cup, made yesterday at the International Badminton Federations' (IBF) annual meeting, has given defending champions Japan the toughest possible task. The inter-zone draw paired Japan in the semi-finals with the European representative, probably either Denmark or England.125 words
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Article74 1971-06-30 14 The Pesta Sukan Organising Committee will hold its third meeting at the Conference Room, Ministry of Social Affairs, Empress Place tomorrow at 10 a.m. The various sub-commit-tees and sporting bodies will submit their progress reports and programmes for the month-long festival of sports from Aug. 7to Sept.74 words
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Article66 1971-06-30 14 Madrid, Wednesday Spain's sporting Prince Juan Carlos yesterday won the Spanish national Dragon class yacht championships and raised speculation that he might be included in the Spanish Olympic team. The Prince, designated by General Franco to succeed him as Chief of State and eventually occupy Spain's vacant66 words
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2403 1971-06-30 15 For full details of the weekend's racing, get your free lift-out guide on Friday and Saturday. SATURDAY V ft CLASS 2 DIV 2 9F ($11,000 $7,700 "TO WINNER) '***** THE TACTICIAR a (Chens) Tulloh 4 9.00 ****** SCHIEDAM a (J Breukelen) R Breukelen2,403 words
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Article, Illustration212 1971-06-30 15 By Blue Peter Pharever did a splendid gallop at Bukit Timah this morning. Ridden by Peter Moran Pharever sprinted smartly over 3f In 36 3/5.. The going was good. Mid son (Morah) and Right Combination (Lee) went over 3f in 38 3/5 with Right212 words
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Article, Illustration352 1971-06-30 15 London, Wednesday Ken Rosewall, 36year -old Australian tennis maestro, turned impending defeat into glorious victory on the centre court last night when lie beat 24-year-old American Cliff Richey to reach the Wimbledon semi-finals. Rosewall won by 6-8, 5-7, 6-4, 9-7, -7-5 in a match which352 words
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Article126 1971-06-30 15 United Press International Wednesday Former British race car champion Stirling Moss, who has been testing cars In the United States, is forbidden to drive on British roads. He lost an appeal today •gainst a six-month driving ban. x Moss, 41, was banned in April afterUnited Press International - 126 words
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Article100 1971-06-30 15 Adelaide. Wednesday Police have stopped all leave here In preparation for tonight's big rugby union match expected to be the most testing time sn far for the touring South African Springboks who are under constant harassment from anti-apartheid demonstrators. Adelaide's police superintendent, Mr. M. Evans, said100 words
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Article38 1971-06-30 15 Bonn, Wedftesda y Franz Jozer Kemper of West Germany ran the fastest 1000 metres in the world this year when he clocked two minutes 18.9 seconds at an international athletics meeting here last night.38 words
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Advertisement792 1971-06-30 14 r jui i 1 1 i tl £~'*W AI t-T-114 N" 1W n r> n l IdNl Km~ SAtf 1111 ytea FOR SALE WHTINOHOUH, PHILCO Sanyo oir conditioners available from Main Distributor Chariton Enterprise, 55 Chin Swee Rood, Singapore *****1/*****2. YORK the most reliable alrcondittoher for silent and cool comfort792 words
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Miscellaneous96 1971-06-30 14 DR. KILDARE f SURE I'P LIKE ID HELP THE SENATOR, MISS BURNS. BUT IT WILL TAKE A LOT OF HEY- yOU PUTTIN' ME ON, RM-? VOU SOMEONE REACH FOR 'EM SO FAST SWIPEP MY I NO&OPY COULD BEAT YOU PRINK. TO IT/ jr. mm IZAC ffl a. m i HAVERRORp96 words
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Miscellaneous263 1971-06-30 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ■asHaafi ill ACROSS 1 Takes. 8 The sea of Homer. 14 Condition of servitude. 15 Glrl's-name ballet. 16 Perfect model. 17 Bobolink. 18 Goddess of hope. 18 Blame 21 Sounded loudly. 22 Encroaching upon 25 Hindu god. 28 Woman from China: Ft-. 21 Parts of TV sets.263 words
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Miscellaneous416 1971-06-30 15 -C«j. |IH| imet l>Mt NEW NATION J WEDNESDAY MONEYWORDS 'S' Pastist iKtractius appear talaw. Naie (Mr-/*«./"«*) FILL IN MISSING i LETTERS ACROSS l OSIN6 CLUES' I BELOW. CLUES FOR S-3 1. Card also known at the 4. Sediment of wine. knave. .5. Out of danger. 2. Defect or blemish. 3.416 words
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87 1971-06-30 16 Sewing mallbags Is old hat for the prisoners of Britain's Wormwood Scrubs Jail. What they've got on the production line is... hot pants. Very snazzy ones too—in figure-hugging suede, and women's and children's sizes, for the commercial market. The secret was out when newspapers87 words
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Article292 1971-06-30 16 Armed with long poles scores of barefooted boys can be seen loitering around street corners and In playing fields with their heads looking up at the sky a sign that the kite season is on. On seeing a kite floating aimlessly in the sky292 words
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Article, Illustration89 1971-06-30 16 With such long tresses, pretty Jackie Melson, 17, could very well have taken the part of Lady Godiva in any play. And she did in the John Calvert Show when it was in town not too long ago. But then her black hair wasn't of muchPicture by Brian Culley. - 89 words
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380 1971-06-30 16 ABBY TAN - Hotels do it by dressing up their staff By ABBY TAN A he a d lay the lamasery of Shangri-la. It was superb and exquisite a delightfully favoured place." Ahead... as one approaches Singapore's version of that fabled place that is Shangri-la, even those familiar380 words
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Article50 1971-06-30 16 AH FOOK: The teachers' union is out to raise professional standards, but I'm not sure whether our present lot of teachers want to improve themselves. MEI LIN: I'm sure they would if they do not have your kind of attitude. What do YOU think? Write to the Editor.50 words
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Miscellaneous320 1971-06-30 16 «ja •JOB DC*-*.*.* !.y.v»%5 10.00 12.05 5 Siigtfore Opening For the Family (C) A Dairy of Events in Singapore Days Of Our Lives Close Opening Followed by Huckleberry Hound News in Brief What Others Say (E) Science Report Alfred Hitchcock (C) News and Newsreel (C) F. 8.1. News (E) The320 words
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Miscellaneous416 1971-06-30 16 Trust' 0 your lucky star IF irs YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you arc a natural leader whether the subject be people or ideas. You pot humour In combination with raaor-sharp shrewdness, an instinct for mercy incombtoatkm with an instinct for justice and absolute fair play, a love for the common416 words
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