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Title Section15 1972-04-10 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Monday evening, April 10, 1972 No. 375 Price 15 cents NEW NATION15 words
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Article13 1972-04-10 1 Police reported 67 accidents yesterday. Seven were serious and one fatal.13 words
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Article141 1972-04-10 1 Trading was moderately selective this morning and prices were moving up marginally in the share market for the first 45 minutes. Veneer Products rose seven cents to $2.29, Haw Par five cents to $6.50, Development Bank of Singapore three cents to $1.58, P.E.G.I. two cents to $3.76,141 words
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Article70 1972-04-10 1 Saigon, Monday Communist troops attacked the outskirts of the northernmost provincial capital of Quang Tri this morning in an apparent effort to destroy the main bridge carrying reinforcements and supplies north to the front line at the Cua Viet river. Small arms and mortar fire ran* through70 words
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255 1972-04-10 1 Reuter Saigon, Monday The US Command said today that its giant B-52 bombers are now striking into North Vietnam for the first time on record to try to blunt the big North Vietnamese push southwards across the Demilitarized Zone. They were put offReuter - 255 words
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353 1972-04-10 1 Reuter Saigon, Monday The United States is to add another 50 fighter-bombers to its 530-strong force of Jets to meet North Vietnam's offensive below the Demilitarised Zone, official circles said today. The fighters are navy jets on board a fifth aircraft carrier nowReuter - 353 words
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Article214 1972-04-10 1 Five series of "commemorative" stamps are to be issued from June to December, giving philatelists a big bonus this year. There will in all be about 20 new stamps ranging from 15 cents to $l. Except for the National Day Issue, The rest will not actually be214 words
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Article35 1972-04-10 1 The hearing of the case against a car-park attendant, Tan Poh Heng, 29 charged with criminal breach of trust over 20 cents, has been fixed for next Friday at the Second District Court.35 words
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Article33 1972-04-10 1 Georgetown (Guyana), Monday Prime Minister Forbes Burnham said yesterday that Guyana signed a technical aid agreement with China for approximately $156 million to be made available over the next five years.33 words
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Article, Illustration62 1972-04-10 1 Augusta (Georgia), Monday.—Jack Nicklaus yesterday became the second man to win four US Masters championships when he shot a two-over-par 74 final round to win by three strokes. He finished the 72 holes with a two-under-par total of 286—the only sub-par total. Tom Weiskopf and Bob Mitchell of62 words
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Article, Illustration70 1972-04-10 1 All these people watching Major Chan Seek Sung disentangle himself after his 4000 ft. parachute jump were on their way to a wedding. A few feet from where he landed was the bride-to-be, all dressed up in her bridal white. Major Chan was taking part in his70 words
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Article91 1972-04-10 1 Rome. Monday More than 160 Inmates of Milan's San Vittore Jail were being shipped to the island of Sardinia last night after police quelled a riot by some 300 screaming convicts. The riot broke out in one of the jail's six wings when the prisoners were91 words
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Article37 1972-04-10 1 Stockholm, Monday. Sweden's ruling Social Democratic Party yesterday announced a radical new en v 1 ronment programme which will force manufacturers to prove a product is harmless. The 14-point programme would introduce "environment police."37 words
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Article24 1972-04-10 1 Salisbury, Monday—Rhodeslans have been urged not to buy more toilet paper than they need because of limited supplies in stores and supermarkets.24 words
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Article106 1972-04-10 1 Reuter London, Monday A motoring magazine said here yesterday that men measure their sexual potency by the size, quality and type of car they drive. Motor Market News said there was a growing tendency for motorists to change their cars more freguently for something bigger,Reuter - 106 words
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254 1972-04-10 1 New Nation Foreign Service Seoul, Monday A 19-year-old boy, armed with four homemade bombs and a knife, held six people hostage for more than an hour at a tea house in Seoul yesterday and then let go two of his explosive devices.New Nation Foreign Service - 254 words
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Article105 1972-04-10 1 Melbourne, Monday Australian businessman James Klbel, who acted as an unofficial negotiator for Prime Minister William McMahon with communist Chinese officials, said last night Peking had dropped Canberra from the top to the bottom of Its list of prospective diplomatic contacts because of a breakdown in his105 words
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Advertisement89 1972-04-10 1 lIISIDE TODRV PAGE 3 Government probe into price ot pork PAGE 5: Russia and Iraq sign friendship pact. PAGE 7: How two young Singaporeans lived seven weeks in Bangladesh PAGE 9: Dear Ros ins wers your problems. PAGE 9: Neurosis in children. See this page NEW NATION TEL: *****1. w89 words
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Advertisement21 1972-04-10 1 Full report and picture in Pare 13. Now turn to Page 2 for the full story of Major Chan's big day.21 words
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Advertisement81 1972-04-10 1 wwwi! Sanyo brings together the cassette fan and the cartridge fan under one car roof. FT-1100 car stereo satisfies both. And records directly from cartridge to cassette. With 20W of total music power, there's enough sound even for a convertible. Classy styling. Simple operation. And yet you get the rugged81 words
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Article, Illustration232 1972-04-10 2 Douglas Chan - By Douglas Chan Major Chan Seek Sung, 27, literally jumped into marriage at 5.30 p.m. yesterday. But it was not a hasty decision of course. A commando officer attached to the Singapore Armed Forces Changi Base, he has known his bride, Miss Lim Hul232 words
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Article26 1972-04-10 2 The Chinese YMCA will conduct a beauty course starting on April 14. Further information can be obtained from the Adult Department, telephone *****1.26 words
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Article35 1972-04-10 2 Hong Kong, Monday.—A Yugoslav trade mission, headed by Mr. Muhamed Hadlc, secretary for foreign trade, flew Into Peking yesterday at the invitation of the Chinese government, the New China News Agency reported today.35 words
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251 1972-04-10 2 The million-dollar entertainment complex Golden Palace may go under the hammer again on April 27. This is because the auctioneers, Cheong Hock Chye and Co. (Pte) Ltd., have scheduled a sale that day and they will include the complex if instructions are received from251 words
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511 1972-04-10 2 Industries becoming skill-oriented Development trends in Singapore show that investments by multinational companies are moving towards more skill-oriented industries with higher levels of technology and expertise. This is stated in the 1970 annual report of the Economic Development Board which has just been released. The511 words
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Article65 1972-04-10 2 Rome, Monday. Pietro Galamai, captain and last man to leave the sinking liner Andrea Doria in 1965, died at his Genoa home yesterday at the age of 75. The liner, which was the pride of Italy's merchant marine, sank off the Atlantic coast of the United65 words
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Article332 1972-04-10 2 Pang Guek Cheng - By Pang Guek Cheng Reluctance to answer very personal questions about sex will be the stumbling block in the survey on husbandwife communication and family planning to be conducted soon. Interviewers were told at a training session on Saturday to phrase such questions carefully In332 words
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Article302 1972-04-10 2 L.H.L. Bullwhips cracked and so did beer and aerated water bottles but not the head of a Chinese pugilist. This was part of the action at the Chinese YMCA's second Asian martial arts demonstration on Saturday night. A near-capacity crowd attended the 3|-hour show at the GayL.H.L. - 302 words
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Article112 1972-04-10 2 The Rotary Club of Singapore, in conjunction with the National Academy of Sciences, is to hold a vocational guidance seminar at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce auditorium on Saturday and Sunday. Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng, Minister of State for Education and president of the National112 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous320 1972-04-10 2 X>--rv Last Wednesday's quiz photograph showed a statue at the railway station in Keppel Road. The first prize of $l5 goes to Mr. V. Roland Emanuel, a clerk, of Roberts Lane. His entry was the first correct one opened by the Editor on Saturday evening. The next correct answers were320 words
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Miscellaneous524 1972-04-10 2 HHPPEmncs WHAT'S ON TODAY will begin a course on in- THEATRE, from 5 p.m. dustrial administration con- a 10-week course on car ducted by Mr. Peter Ste- maintenance and repair phenson, a marketing and for beginners will begin tomanagement consultant, at day at the ADULT EDUth e Chemistry Lecture CATION524 words
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Article390 1972-04-10 3 Ivan Lim - Middlemen accused of manipulating market By Ivan Lim The Primary Production Department is to probe into the activities of middlemen involved in manipulating pork prices. Disclosing this today Mr. Ho Cheng Choon, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of National Development said: "We are Investigating the390 words
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236 1972-04-10 3 About 50,000 workers and their families are In for the time of their lives in one of the biggest May Day celebrations here. President Sheares will open the mammoth carnival at the Wonderland Amusement Park on April 29. Cabinet ministers and236 words
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Article40 1972-04-10 3 The government will auction 141 lots of unclaimed used motor vehicles, plants and stores on April 17 and 18 commencing at 10 a.m. at the premises of Cheong Koon Seng and Co. (Pte) Ltd. at 58 Market Street.40 words
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Article, Illustration266 1972-04-10 3 Patrick de Souza - By Patrick de Souza A group of local artists and a photographer, on a mission to preserve the kampong way of life on canvas and film, are now exhibiting their works at Kampong Loyang Community Centre. The artists and photographer are concerned at the way kampong266 words
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Article320 1972-04-10 3 Violet Oon - By Violet Oon Bartok's music with its savage intensity and romantic undertones, especially in nis Rumanian Folk Dances is suited to Miss Irene Pamboukjian's musical temperament. This was well demonstrated last night when Miss Pamboukjian gave a recital at the Shangri-La Hotel. She captured vividly, the320 words
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182 1972-04-10 3 Donations for the proposed private hospital at Toa Payoh have now reached $300,000. However, a further $1.2 million is required for the $1.5 million project which is being undertaken by the Chinese Physicians Association. The latest donation, $3Ol, came from the staff of the182 words
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Article41 1972-04-10 3 The Adult Education Board will conduct an eight-week course in Western Cooking at its Keat centre beginning on April 15. Application forms are available from the board's offices at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise, or at 126 Cairnhill Road.41 words
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Article49 1972-04-10 3 SAP aircraft will conduct live firing and bombing exercises at the Southern Islands live firing range on Pulau Pawai from April 17 to 21. Live firing times will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Tlie public is warned to keep clear of the area.49 words
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Article26 1972-04-10 3 Mr. Hanson Ho, a director and general manager of the Overseas Union Bank, died in his Kuala Lumpur home yesterday. The funeral is tomorrow.26 words
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Miscellaneous152 1972-04-10 3 I weather Temperatures in world cities yesterday: Hong Kong 18-15 C Manila 33-22 C Kuala Lumpur 34-24 C Tokyo 7- 4C Seoul 12- 1C Bangkok 34 25C Jakarta 33-25 C Naha 18-16 C Moscow 6- 2C New York 5-minus 3C London 11- 7C San Francisco 18- 6C Singapore The weather152 words
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Article, Illustration494 1972-04-10 4 h Person Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 GUESS what sailed into the Singapore Child ren's Society's seaside home at Nicoll Drive the other day? A boat of course. But not the wooden or steel kind. It was a "diesel-powered" steamer. But494 words
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Advertisement104 1972-04-10 4 i IS> I •I•I I I I $Pf u 1 #ei 6 car#^u "v*P'«nn6d books providing systematic coverage of both the theoretical and the practical aq>ects of Physics and Chemistry. Features Outlines end develops important lews and definitions Offers detailed worked exemples followed by carefully graded problems Covers the entire104 words
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384 1972-04-10 5 New Soviet foothold United Press International Beirut, Monday The Soviet Premier, Mr. Alexei Kosygin, signed a 15-year friendship treaty with Iraq yesterday, marking Moscow's first major thrust into the Arab world outside Egypt, the Iraqi news agency said. The pact provides for Soviet militaryUnited Press International - 384 words
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Article49 1972-04-10 5 Sydney, Monday.—A sixman delegation from the Australian Dairy Products Board left here yesterday for Manila to begin a three-week tour of Asian markets. The delegation, led by Mr. Eric Roberts, chairman of the Dairy Products Board, will visit Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Singapore and Jakarta.49 words
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Article36 1972-04-10 5 Madras, Monday.—Cardinal Joseph Paracattil, Archbishop of Ernakulam, was yesterday elected president of the Catholic Bishops Conference of India at a meeting at Fonnamalle near here. He succeeds Cardinal Valerian Oracias, Archbishop of Bombay.36 words
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496 1972-04-10 5 Reuter Washington, Monday.— United States officials were yesterday reported to be swinging to the view that North Vietnam's latest offensive is a do-or-die effort which indicates they may soon be ready to start serious peace talks. By throwing practically all their remaining forces intoReuter - 496 words
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Article158 1972-04-10 5 United Press International New Delhi, Monday. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman yesterday cautioned the US Government against interference in the internal affairs of Bangladesh, the Press Trust of India reported. The Prime Minister of Bangladesh said this at the anniversary celebrations of the students unionUnited Press International - 158 words
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162 1972-04-10 5 Reuter Dubai, Monday. Zanzibar President Sheikh Abeld Karume was assassinated by commandos organised by groups seeking the liberation of the island, an emigre group spokesman said here last night. A spokesman for the Zanzlbarl Association here regretted the reported death of the four assassins andReuter - 162 words
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Article388 1972-04-10 5 Reuter Belfast, Monday. A pregnant woman was dragged from her home yesterday and attacked by six youths who splashed her with red paint and feathers. Police said 24-year-old Mrs. Phylomena McGuckln, a mother of three, was preparing Sunday lunch when a gang burst Into her house InReuter - 388 words
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Article, Illustration103 1972-04-10 5 They were nervous at first as their eyes surveyed the movements of the snipping scissors. Who would blame them for not feeling too well at ease, even though the inmates of the Dragon Lotus Home in Woodlands were having a shave and crop for free. Their barbers were103 words
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Article257 1972-04-10 5 United Press International Washington, Monday. About 80 nations, including the United States, the Soviet Union and Britain, will sign a treaty today banning biological and toxic weapons at ceremonies in Washington, Moscow and London. President Nixon is expected to attend the Washington ceremony at theUnited Press International - 257 words
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Article42 1972-04-10 5 London, Monday. Mr. Kurt Waldheim, UN Secre-tary-General. arrived here yesterday on a three-day official visit for talks with the British government on East West relations and major world developments including the situations in Vietnam and the Middle East.42 words
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Article445 1972-04-10 5 United Press International Rawalpindi, Monday. Two political parties opposed to President* Bhutto announced yesterday that they were forming their own provincial government In the North-West Frontier Province, and would not co-operate with the Bhutto-appointed governor and his martial law administration. The two parties are theUnited Press International - 445 words
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Article40 1972-04-10 5 New York, Monday.—Mr. James Byrnes, a former US Secretary of State and one of the most powerful men in American politics during the 1930s and *****, died at his home in Columbia, North Carolina, yesterday. He was 93.40 words
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364 1972-04-10 6 The United States has now made clear that it must have freedom of passage through the Straits of Malacca and expressed concern on the Indonesian-Malaysian claim of a 12-mile territorial limit over the channel. The statement by Admiral Thomas Moorer, chairman of the US364 words
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Article, Illustration1229 1972-04-10 6 ALEX JOSEY - ALEX JOSEY As a confirmed egalitarian (and long-time trade unionist) I am disappointed to learn that Leonid Brezhnev puts material incentives before moral incentives. I suppose that's the difference between a sloppy socialist idealist without1,229 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article67 1972-04-10 6 Someone who went animal watching in Africa's game parks did not count on being watched instead. He said he ended up feeling like an animal in a zoo. There he was safely confined in a car all set to observe the animals as they freely romped67 words
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Article121 1972-04-10 6 Unreliable sources have hinted that Singapore might experiment soon with plastic reservoirs. In this way, most of the millions of gallons of rainwater that rushes into the sea can be saved. In the Soviet Union, polyethylene film thousands of metres of the stuff, made in the121 words
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Letters
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Article221 1972-04-10 6 KHOR ENG LEE - KHOR ENG LEE Public Relations Officer, Public Utilities Board, Singapore, 6. I refer to the letter from AA Member No. ***** (NN, March 20). The Water Department Is carrying out two projects In the area of Clementi Road, Old Clementi Road and Ulu Pandan Road. Along Clementi221 words
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Article258 1972-04-10 6 WEE BENG WAH - WEE BENG WAH I refer to the report (NN, April 3) on the new political science syllabus to be introduced in the University of Singapore. First of all, the bouquets: The new curriculum is designed to meet national needs; the emphasis on politics of Singapore, Malaysia and258 words
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Article67 1972-04-10 6 H. C. BEINS - H. C. BEINS Lorong 7 In Toa Payoh has been without a bus shelter for a long time. Every time it rains, bus commuters, Including schoolchildren get soaked. The scorching sun at this time of the year makes It very uncomfortable for people waiting to catch buses.67 words
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Article67 1972-04-10 6 Whenever I visit the Driving Test Centre at Maxwell Road, I notice there long queues at all counters. Sometimes it is most frustrating to queue up for about an hour and yet be unable to complete formalities because the counter closes early. I hope the67 words
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Article59 1972-04-10 6 The bus service No. 173 does not have enough buses. The service is poor and irregular. It's frustrating waiting for busses for nearly half an hour every day. The scheduled time is 15 minutes. Besides, the buses are packed when they do arrive. More buses should be59 words
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Article152 1972-04-10 6 What a net is to a badminton court, goal-posts to a soccer field and banking boards to a basket-ball court, so is a diving board to a swimming pool. Yet our River Valley Swimming Pool, with its otherwise excellent facilities and maintenance, has been without a152 words
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Miscellaneous67 1972-04-10 6 *L.+, 1 m ■*y AW m =4. II 'fc- < M *33 f< K M 51 :isi v 1 \> X s§B? nl If ii» <SS SVM .'Vm vV c 2 K ■■'< j r: .(V "7 *7SS M 0 <<W' m <// i ty V N °^>AE <r>; <67 words
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Article, Illustration3478 1972-04-10 7 In most villages the people complained of a food shortage. A woman in Aran Ghata ate once in three days. Villagers elsewhere in Fakirhat had even resorted to eating the shoots of young banana trees because of hunger. Joi Bangla! Jol Bangla! Joi Bangla! We3,478 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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272 1972-04-10 8 B. Ronquillo - Manila stuck with its twoChina policy From B. Ronquillo Alter an Impressive and auspicious beginning, the Philippines' new forward looking foreign policy of normalising relations with socialist countries appears to be faltering and facing new uncertainties. For one thing, President Marcos' personal diplomacy which he has been conducting through his272 words
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THE VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article506 1972-04-10 8 What other newspapers are saying: US RECOGNISES BANGLADESH: The US ultimately announced day before yesterday Its official recognition of Bangladesh. Although It has lagged behind the Soviet Union In the move, further delay In establishing diplomatic relations with Bangladesh will only make the latter move closer to506 words
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Article848 1972-04-10 8 I N D O SOVIET RELATIONS: It is reported in the press that the com-mander-in-chief of the Russian navy is currently on a ten-day visit to India for talks with the Indian leaders, and that a Russian fleet comprising 20 vessels Is on its way to848 words
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Article169 1972-04-10 8 PANGGABEAN IS AN IMPOBTANT G U E S T.Malaysia is proud to have as a visitor a man who Is charged with the responsibility of bringing political and economic stability to his country. This visitor is in the person of General Panggabean from Indonesia. During his short visit169 words
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Article, Illustration886 1972-04-10 8 S. V. Suppian - High birth rates in 14 nations a threat to living standards SINGAPORE By S. V. Suppian The burden of poverty Is becoming heavier in the underdeveloped countries as more and more babies are born every year. Fourteen countries in Asia, Africa and South America hold the886 words
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Article, Illustration1185 1972-04-10 8 Marlene Simons - AMERICA From Marlene Simons Los Angeles Times In 1964, in a crowded Atlantic City, hotel lobby during the Democratic national convention, Senator Hubert Humphrey, the soon-to-be vice-presi-dential nominee, was heading for the convention floor. He was surrounded by camerasLos Angeles Times - 1,185 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration878 1972-04-10 9 NALLA TAN - Too much blnme on parents NALLA TAN Over the past six months the subject of mental ill health among school children has been raised by various people as being something that needs attention. And so it does. Different views have been presented and a wide spectrum of878 words
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Article, Illustration108 1972-04-10 9 The scene: o relaxed romantic evening. At the palms outside rustle in the breeze, you're sipping a cocktail, watching the brilliant sunset. The dress: Hie classic lines of a clinging body shirt-dress in soft voile, the colours of a tropical paradise. Flamingo pink,Photographed by SULAIMAN ISMAIL - 108 words
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Article302 1972-04-10 9 Paris, Monday French cuisine, which has suffered from shortcut preparation methods, is being restored to its former glory by a group of young chefs, according to one of France's top food experts. Christian Mlllau, author with Henri Oault of the Juilliard Restaurant Guides, admits that302 words
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279 1972-04-10 9 Dear Eos, In my class there are two prefects. One Is very nice but the other is terrible. She was my friend until she became a prefect. She now wants everything her own way and she feels she is never wrong. After lots279 words
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Article203 1972-04-10 9 Dear Ros, My steady wants me to meet his parents. How should I appear in order to Impress them, especially His mother. How can I overcome this feeling of uneasiness. Chicken-hearted. Dear Chicken-hearted, Oh the horrors of it all, how much I sympathise with you! Get a good203 words
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Article240 1972-04-10 9 Dear Ros, I have a girl pen-pal in the United States and we have been corresponding for a year. I would like to send her a present as a token of our iriendship but I can't think of anything interesting and cheap. I was thinking of240 words
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Article34 1972-04-10 9 Dear Ros, lam 21 years old and still a bachelor-boy. What can make me not a bachelor boy? Bachelor. Dear Bachelor, Get married. Bat what's the harry? Have a food look around first34 words
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Article410 1972-04-10 9 Dear Ros, I have known a girl for nearly two years. At first she was very friendly. She liked me very much and I liked her, in fact now I love her. But recently she became unfriendly towards me and refuses to accept my dates. She410 words
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Article171 1972-04-10 9 Dear Ros, I have been going steady with a man for almost four months and before that we corresponded for six years. Recently he inquired about the development of my bust. He doesn't mind if I have a small bust as long as we love each other171 words
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Article209 1972-04-10 9 Dear Ros, I am one of those very few people who cannot distinguish colours. To me it seems that all colours look alike. Very often I get confused between blue and green, red and brown and yellow and orange colours. In order to try and remedy this a friend209 words
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1493 1972-04-10 10 Violet Oon - EDUCATION Bjr Violet Oon Education in Singapore caters for a standard model of a child. This standard model Is of average Intelligence, average learning ability and It Is assumed that "It" has no emotional or psychological problems. There are no programmes by the Ministry1,493 words
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Article406 1972-04-10 10 THE WORLD OF TOmORROU United Press International Washington, Monday You may be excused if you haven't kept up to date on all the things that are bad for you. It would take a computer memory bank to do that. Each day seems to bring aUnited Press International - 406 words
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Article368 1972-04-10 10 The US —facts and figures United Press International Washington, Monday On the occasion of the 100 th anniversary of the Manchester Guardian, May 2, 1926, Charles Preswick Scott said among other things that "comment Is free, but facts are sacred." Well, thanks to the US geological survey, it is possibleUnited Press International - 368 words
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Article, Illustration584 1972-04-10 10 Pang Guek Chen; interviews five students from St. Anthony's Convent Girls' School. CECILIA TNG, 14: I am the only one In my family studying In an Eng-lish-medium school. My brothers (I have no sisters) are all in Chinese-medium schools. Although the family understands584 words
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Advertisement86 1972-04-10 10 TtS: International Training Centre THE NEXT FULL TIME PRIVATE SECRETARIAL COURSE STARTS ON 12th. APRIL BTafflfflfflM nms hi ®ms an SUPREME HOUSE (6th. FLOOR X PENANG ROAQ SINGAPORE 9. TEL *****/8. c<n COLES \^l s m, w m n Hard Tknes To KJfl Mockingbird Grapes of Wrath St. Joan AfidmuMr86 words
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Article, Illustration745 1972-04-10 11 JIM WATKINS - MOTORING New arrival in Mazda family WITH JIM WATKINS Cars from a major manufacturer are rather like brothers and sisters from the same family, they bear a strong resemblance to each other in some characteristic, even to the point where a new model can745 words
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Article461 1972-04-10 11 Just before the Grand Prix I wrote at some length about bad traffic discipline in Singapore. One of the chief sources of annoyance to me personally, and, 1 imagine, to hundreds of other thinking drivers. is the way in which indicators are used. I do wish461 words
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Article, Illustration1315 1972-04-10 11 LEE CHIU SAN - MOTOR CYCLING WITH LEE CHIU SAN Have you ever wondered why racing machines break down so often? Have you also wondered why racing drivers and mechanics spend hours and hours fiddling with their engines, taking them apart and then putting them together again only to1,315 words
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1009 1972-04-10 11 FINANCIAL GAME BY CHARTEXUS Most investors and analysts pay great attention to the current earnings of companies. But the role of current earnings in determining market prices appears to be varied and sometimes contradictory. If the history of share prices is examined1,009 words
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Advertisement84 1972-04-10 11 WANTED: SX 7077 Would the man driving a VAUXHALL VIVA, grey, registration number SX 7077 on Friday night at about 8.45 in Brass Basah road-Beach road-North Bridge road contact New Nation to receive our second New Nation-BP driving award. He was driving very sensibly, showed good road positioning, excellent use84 words
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Article, Illustration251 1972-04-10 12 Sonny Yap - By Sonny Yap Funny Is the only word to describe the inter-constituency league match between Geylang Serai and Tamplnes which ended in a 1-1 draw at Selarang yesterday. Play was certainly below standard, characterised by poor shooting, bad passing and unorthodox moves. However, all these elements251 words
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Article, Illustration668 1972-04-10 12 Desmond Oon - passing shots Desmond Oon The Singapore Lawn Tennis Association hard court championships began over the weekend at the Tanglin Club courts and will end on April 16 at the same venue. Who will win the coveted men's singles title this year? This Is the questionPicture by Sulaiman Ismail - 668 words
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Article303 1972-04-10 12 United Press International Sydney, Monday Results of Australian rules football matches played yestedray. Melbourne;. Collin wood 10.15 (75) drew with Carlton 1U (75); Fltzroy 12.16 (88) bt St. Kllda 12.8 (80); Hawthorn 19.24 (138) bt North Melb 11.10 (76); Footscray 15.15 (105) bt Melbourne 11.18 (94); EssendonUnited Press International - 303 words
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Advertisement368 1972-04-10 12 MISCELLANEOUS SEEKING LIFE PARTNERS? Consult Asia Marriage-Aid Bureau for quick success. Established 1961. Room 12-A, Kheng Chiu Building, 47 Beach Rood, *****. SHOPPING GUIDE SEE THE SHOPPING GUIDE AT HOME PLAN TOUR SHOPPING ON PAGE 10 EVERT TUESDAT AND FRIDAT. STEAMBATHS,/MASSAGE, JEAN'S SALON FOR TURKISH bath/Swedish massage, facial, manicure, hairtinting.368 words
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Advertisement255 1972-04-10 12 WHERE TO EAT KOMALA VILAS RSTNT. "WE CATER AT ALL OCCASIONS" SPECIALISED IN ALL INDIAN VEGETARIAN FOODS, SWEETS CAKES OPEN DAILY: som 10pm ALL WELCOME 76 Serangoon Rd. (8) ***** SRI MANGALAMBIKA LUNCH HOMI VEGETARIAN RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM 5.30 A.M—9.15 P.M. WE ALSO UNDERTAKE HOUSE PARTIES.255 words
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Miscellaneous196 1972-04-10 12 DR. K'LDARE SHORTLY AFTER StfAIIOWING A PILL HE HAP TRIEP TO FORCE ON ROBIN, TON/ 'MAKES LIKE A BIRP?.. as t' r j fi K W li JOIN ME ON M/CELESTIAL PERCH, 8A8Y... ANP WE'LL ay OFF INTO THE WILE? BLUE yONPER LIKE A y COUPLE OF SUPERSONIC PHOENIXES... y196 words
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Article, Illustration344 1972-04-10 13 Vigoroso led into the straight from Incognito and Remarkable, but was soon beaten. Incognito hit the front at the distance, with Remarkable challenging. Incognito ran on well to win by three-quarter-length. Third was Belle Ifrin. Blue Chips led Into the straight, with Triple Nine making his run.344 words
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Article519 1972-04-10 13 By Scrutineer Another win is on the way for Best Gift. Punters who backed the three-year-old cfa Saturday should stay with him in his next outing. His unplaced effort in the Class 5 Division 4 6f was better than it appeared. Outpaced in the early stages, he519 words
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Article116 1972-04-10 13 United Press International Liverpool, Monday—Jockey Graham Thorner wiped the mud, rain and a few happy tears from his face with the back of his hand, patted Well To Do on the neck and grinned. "He gave me a super ride and didnt make oneUnited Press International - 116 words
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Article, Illustration685 1972-04-10 13 United Press International Augusta, Georgia, Monday Favoured Jack Nicklaus, already a golfing legend at 32, won his fourth Masters championship by three strokes yesterday, despite struggling like a duffer in the final round and thus nailed down the first leg of the elusive professional "grand slam."United Press International - 685 words
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Article305 1972-04-10 13 Reuter Georgetown, O u y a v a, Monday. Olenn Turner and Terry Jarvis achieved the second highest opening stand in Test cricket history when they put on 387 for New Zealand on the fourth day of the fourth Test here against West Indies. OnlyReuter - 305 words
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Article100 1972-04-10 13 The Combined New Nation and Straits Times Journalists of Singapore beat their counterparts from Kuala Lumpur by 99 runs to become the first holders of the Straits Times Trophy in their annual cricket match at Balestler Road yesterday. Scores: Singapore 147 (Jim Dollimore 58, Ernest Frlda 25,100 words
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Article119 1972-04-10 13 Houston, Monday Rod leaver's amazingly accurate bullet-like shots, defeated Ken Rosewall 6-2, 6-4 yesterday to win the U8550,000 River Oaks tennis tournament and capture his seventh title on the world championship tennis tour this season. Layer's victory was his third at River Oaks and gave him119 words
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Article33 1972-04-10 13 Landw, Monday Remits •f En*tosh rtfby Ictfie mkhw yesterday: Bailey 12 Wakefield Trinity IS; Blacky! S Wldnes 11; Featherstooe Borers 21 Swinten 5; Huddersfletd t Salford 14; Warrington 22 York 5.33 words
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Miscellaneous290 1972-04-10 13 NEW NATION CROSSWORD l« 8 Proposals. 9 Vacationers' haunt. 10 Celestial beings. 11 Pall to mention. 12 Stock of goods. 13 Units of energy. 21 Girl's name. 23 Talent for diplomacy. 2G Famous name In stage lore. 27 Discerning. 28 Mother-of-pearl. 29 Gridiron Items. 30 Where the Penobscot flows. 31290 words
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Article158 1972-04-10 14 Royal purple has turned to blushing red In Denmark, following the discovery that the royal household has been importing spirits and tobacco on an entirely tax-free basis for the past quarter century. The surprise revelation was made during the rearrangement of the royal household's economy that158 words
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Article48 1972-04-10 14 A lion leapt through the window of a game warden's hut in a Rhodeslan game park and killed the 58-year-old warden. A game ranger finally shot the lion dead with four bullets—but not before he had wounded his stepson with one of them.48 words
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Article, Illustration83 1972-04-10 14 Pritha David loves to see places. So she joined an airline as a hostess two years ago and has seen most of the world's great cities. She has one regret she might be grounded when she gets married. Although she has not given any thought to marriage yetPicture by Sulaiman Ismail - 83 words
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673 1972-04-10 14 The US high standard of living is made possible by a prodigal consumption of energy. To fuel their vehicles, heat and light their homes, drive their machines and power their Innumerable "labour-saving" gadgets and appliances, Americans use each year vast673 words
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Article322 1972-04-10 14 Abby Tan - By Abby Tan Singapore women can rest assured that they are not going to be unilaterally left in the lurch in matrimony —unlike their counterparts in Malaysia. For thanks to the Women's Charter divorce Chinese-style is out in Singapore even though the wife, may have all322 words
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Article36 1972-04-10 14 AH FOOK: That was a great victory lor local boy Sonny Rajah In the Malaysian Grand Prix. WEI LIN: It just shows that our sportsmen can match overseas stars If they are dedicated enough.36 words
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Article150 1972-04-10 14 Today is Monday, April 10, the 101 st day of 1972 with 265 to follow. THE MOON: Between last Quarter and new phase. THE MORNING STARS: Mercury and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS: Venus, Mars and Saturn. Those born on this day are under the sign of Aries. ON THIS150 words
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Miscellaneous400 1972-04-10 14 5 Siagapsrs Opening and Where the Heart Is For the Family (T) A Diary of Events in Singapore This Week (T) It's Happening in Singapore (T—Rpt) Days of Our Lives Close Opening and Help It r s a Hair Bear Bunch News in Brief Piano Recital by Detlef Kraus Petticoat400 words
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Miscellaneous470 1972-04-10 14 Trust your lucky star IF irs YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are a highly resourceful individual who Is never at a loss for one or more solutions to any given problem. Your answers to difficulties may not always be the best possible there Is not always time for that but470 words
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