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Title Section18 1972-05-03 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Wednesday evening, May 3, 1972 No. 395 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 197218 words
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Article114 1972-05-03 1 The share market was active this morning. Prices were fairly steady during the first 45 minutes. Haw Par moved ud 20 cents to $6.00. Inchcape gained five cents to $7.05, 0.C8.C. five cents to $9.90, Hong Leong two cents to $2.00, and Fair Lady two cents to114 words
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Article10 1972-05-03 1 Police reported 52 accidents yesterday. Eight were serious.10 words
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Article24 1972-05-03 1 LATE NEWS Washington, Wednesday. —Senator Hubert Humphery today won his second presidential primary in a row by beating Governor, Wallace in Indiana.24 words
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Article220 1972-05-03 1 Lee Yew Meng - Probe after complaints from picknickers By Lee Yew Meng The Central Narcotics Bureau is stepping up its patrols along Changi Beach following complaints from picnickers that drug-taking youths are making a nuisance of themselves, especially during the weekends. Officers from the CIB have been keeping a220 words
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Article393 1972-05-03 1 Rich rice area lost United Press International Saigon, Wednesday Communist force s drove outnumbered government defenders from Landing Zone English today to complete their conquest of the rice-rich northern third of Binh Dinh Province. military sources said Government troops began their withdrawal about 10 p.m.United Press International - 393 words
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Article49 1972-05-03 1 New York, Wednesday.— At least five miners were reported killed In Kellogg Idaho, last night when fire broke out In the biggest silver mine in the United States. First reports said another 77 men were trapped by the flames in the Sunshine Silver Mine.49 words
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Article31 1972-05-03 1 Jakarta, Wednesday. Seventeen people were killed when a truck overturned and plunged into river near Sranen. Central Java. The truck, carrying people, was crossing a bridge which suddenly collapse.31 words
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Article, Illustration326 1972-05-03 1 United Press International Sydenex Wednesday The bridge looked resplendent, and the bridegroom happy as they left the church where they were married yesterday. All seemed perfect, but the bridegroom, a remarkable athlete, had only six more month* to Mve. lan McWhlrter, 26, who hasUnited Press International; UPI radio picture - 326 words
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Article59 1972-05-03 1 Talpeh, Wednesday. Peking Is planning to set up surface-to-air missile and coastal artillery bases on the island of Hainan, east of the Gulf of Tonkin, the Central News Agency reported yesterday. The report quoted an informed source as saying that the renewed US bombing of Hanoi59 words
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Article194 1972-05-03 1 The Development Bank of Singapore has formed a new wholly-owned subsidiary company, Raffles Centre (Pte.) Ltd. with an initial capital of $25 million to develop projects in the proposed Raffles International Centre stretching from Beach Road to Cathay Cinema. This is revealed by Mr. Howe Yoon194 words
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Article63 1972-05-03 1 A taxi driver, Eng Choo Min, 50, was forced out of his taxi by two passengers yesterday while he was driving them to Jalan Kembagan, off Changl Road. The two men—one armed with a sharp object—drove away in the taxi. It was found abandoned two hours63 words
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Article45 1972-05-03 1 Jakarta, Wednesday. Dozens of elephants ran amok destroying houses and rice paddies at the village of Wai Halom in South Sumatra. The elephants, forced out of the jungle by a prolonged dry spell, caused panic among the villagers but noone was hurt.45 words
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205 1972-05-03 1 Wee Beng Huat - By Wee Beng Huat A newly married man died in a head-on collision with another car carrying holidaymakers from Singapore at Pontian on Sunday one hour after his wedding. His bride who was sitting next to him and four others were seriously205 words
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Article74 1972-05-03 1 New Delhi, Wednesday.— India is considering staging underground nuclear explosions, the Defence Minister, Mr. Jag j Ivan Ram, told Parliament yesterday. They would be held only for peaceful purposes, he said. Mr. Ram, replying to demands by Members of Parliament for a revision of74 words
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Advertisement128 1972-05-03 1 S TODRV PAGE 2: A retired clerk cl.ums his $100 Moneybox voucher. PAGE 6: Now light on the Lin Pi.io mystery PACE C Fighting tor Hanoi on $6 and two stamps' a month. PAGE 8: Dick Wilson n the future of Hon? Kong. PAGE 9: Recreation and the people who128 words
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Advertisement22 1972-05-03 1 capability "*>«*.»."ZTZ;: *69*o R^n V J O^AR perfect., EVERY SIZE FIT 5i good'you look in a CrCSt SUlt exclusive to ROBINSON'S K22 words
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Article, Illustration99 1972-05-03 2 A retired advertising clerk, Mr. Tan San Hal (above) is the latest claimant of a $lOO voucher In the New Nation Post Office Savings Bank Moneybox contest. Mr. Tan, 68, said: 'The money comes in handy for three of my children who are still in99 words
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Article90 1972-05-03 2 Sopexa and the trade section of the French Embassy will Dresent an exhibition of French food products at the Shangri-La Hotel from 10 a.m. tomorrow. There will be a cocktall In the evening. The exhibition, to be opened by the French Ambassador, will cover French food and agrlcul-90 words
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Article216 1972-05-03 2 The Ministry of Health is asking the Attorney General, Mr. Tan Boon Teck, to look into the matter of prosecuting the manufacturers of the Sin Lak pills! According to medical evidence at a coroner's inquiry, the Sin Lak pill caused the death of a 28-year-old216 words
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Article51 1972-05-03 2 St. Teresa's Convent carried off the first prize at the Malay Speech Contest on Saturday, the second time running. Margaret Lee, 16, a Secondary Four student of St. Teresa's Convent, came first. Representatives from 13 schools took part. The contest was organised by the St. Joseph's Institution Malay51 words
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Article21 1972-05-03 2 Police «ound the body of a Chinese man floating at Changi Creek at 5.30 p.m. yesterday. They are investigating.21 words
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289 1972-05-03 2 The NTUC will ask the government to deport foreign employers who are anti-union. This was stated by NTUC vice president, Mr. Seah Mui Kok, following the May Day speech by NTUC president, Mr. Phey Yew Kok, who said that some employers particularly Americans were289 words
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Article29 1972-05-03 2 The newly formed Kuo Chuan Old Girls' Association, has elected Miss Seng Soo president. Miss Koh Min Hua is yicepresldent and Miss Loo Ceng Teck is secretary.29 words
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Article233 1972-05-03 2 The Singapore Cancer Society today welcomed the government's move to restrain medical officers from smoking in public and with patients while on duty. The society's chairman and public relations officer, Mr. Feddy Yin Ee Kheng, said: "There is merit in this move by government.233 words
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Advertisement138 1972-05-03 2 LEARNING IN THE EARLY YEARS.... LEARN THROUGH DELIGHTFUL AND GRADED ACTIVITIES^ EDUCATION Programme Pre-Reading Count A Mathematics For The ....3 books containing interest- Little Ones ing and productive activities to ....provides a basic understanddevelop the child's powers of ing of the cortcept of number observation and build up his through138 words
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Advertisement115 1972-05-03 2 ELECTRIC METERS CIRCUIT BREAKERS MAGNETIC MOTOR STARTERS > c a .r No fuse circuit breakes NF3OC to NF 1200 H You can say that this book's about horses, or about a remarkable girl, or that it's a thrilling adventure story. All would be true and none would be adequate. A115 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous141 1972-05-03 2 EHHS Today's winning number *****6 t I If the last six digits of your Singapore Identity card number are those shown above, you have just won a $lOO Post Office Savings Bank Gift Voucher. Your voucher will be paid into a Post Office Savings Bank account in your name. Call141 words
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Miscellaneous950 1972-05-03 2 z I 1 V»' V t* V at X-, <_ s*' > uv %f. <r» 5 HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW SINGAPORE? WHAT'S ON TODAY course on ceramic at HOLLAND PARK. The National Productivity Centre will begin a course on materials management at the LIGHT INDUSTRIES SERVICES, River Valley Road.950 words
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Article, Illustration210 1972-05-03 3 "Fund raising for round the world trip by Singaporeans" read the sign beside a mobile hot-dog stand. For four months ex-office worker Steven Goh, 22, had been selling hot-dogs from his mounted motor cycle in pursuit of his visions of Taj Mahal, the Eiffel Tower210 words
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277 1972-05-03 3 Violet Oon - By Violet Oon "Bravo!" roared the enthralled audience as Flamenco dancer El Sail gave display after display of his fantastically light and fast footwork at the first performance of his company at the Supper Club last night. Each item was a different variation of the277 words
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Article38 1972-05-03 3 The Primary Production Department is Inviting applications for admission to the Farm School in Sembawang beginning on September 1. The one-year course will consist of training In animal husbandry, horticulture, freshwater fisheries and mixed farming.38 words
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Article39 1972-05-03 3 The Extra-Mural Studies Department of the University of Singapore will conduct a 10-lecture course on operational research for the public. The speaker will be Mr. M. C. Ng, a senior research member in the Ministry of Health.39 words
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Article71 1972-05-03 3 Only some of the 84 chit fund firms which have been granted provisional licences to ODerate until June, have Dald their $lOO,OOO deDOslts as required under the law. A government spokesman today said that out of the 84 firms listed in the government gazette "only71 words
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Article136 1972-05-03 3 Movie circles here have predicted that Bruce Lee's second film. Fist of Fury, will shatter the box-office record of his first. The Big Boss. Fist of Fury, to be released soon, stars Bruce Lee In his role as a Jeetkune do exponent. It has136 words
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448 1972-05-03 3 Hopes of an early return home for seven fishermen, stranded in Rangoon for over one month after their release from jail, are not bright. This is because the owner of the boat, Mr. Tan Ah Tong, is still waiting to find out whether the448 words
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Article50 1972-05-03 3 Brldgestone Singapore Co. Pte. Ltd. will hold a cocktail In the Island Ballroom, Shangri-La Hotel on May 12 to meet Mr. N. Sorioka, director of Brldgestone Tyre Co. Ltd. Tokyo, to bid farewell to Mr. M. Mlyacrl. the managing director, and to welcome his successor, Mr. M. Yamada.50 words
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320 1972-05-03 3 Patrick de Souza - Reminder on scrapped subjects By Patrick de Souza History and geography will still be a vital part of the primary school currilum though they have been scrapped- from the primary school leaving examination. This reminder came from a Ministry of Education official yesterday. He320 words
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Article138 1972-05-03 3 About 80 officials from 10' East Asian countries will meet in Singapore next week for a two-day seminar on safety in the skies. Sponsored by the Orient Airlines Association, the seminar will be opened next Wednesday by the managing director of Malaysia-Singapore Airlines and138 words
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Advertisement173 1972-05-03 3 W 1 r ik v II h have taken the ary new process that locks in beans in all the that taste for you to release, beans. First the masted, grotmd h that bemsare percolated in giant I m ance coffee pots ,to the exact con- moment when Jullhess of173 words
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Article, Illustration534 1972-05-03 4 Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 WHEN you've past the nurdle of 30 in years, you don't really care too much about hiding birthday secrets. Not until you reach 50, that Is! At least that is what Mr. K.C. Chong, financial controller of534 words
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Article, Illustration60 1972-05-03 4 Nipper (left) is about six months old, with silky long hair and small feet that indicate he won't grow to be too big. He has been given a clean bill of health, and is ready to be placed in a new home. Call at the SPCA, 151 Orchard60 words
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865 1972-05-03 4 From the DOG HOUSE By PG If I may use the word democratic in the sense of equal participation, tlien dog shows must be one of the most democratic sports of all. Anyone can enjoy horseracing but very few can865 words
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Advertisement119 1972-05-03 4 "»r WE LL MAKE YOUR WEDDING* AT THE CRYSTAL BALLROOM OF THE Singapore Hyatt Hotel SEATING/STANDING CAPACITY FOR 800/1500 ELEGANT DECOR PLUSH SURROUNDINGS SUPERB SIT-DOWN CHINESE OR EUROPEAN DINNER OR STAND-UP COCKTAIL BUFFET AMPLE CAR PARKING SPACE FREE DELUXE SUITE AT TH E HOTEL (FOR FIRST NIGHT ON LY) AND,119 words
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209 1972-05-03 5 Most of the applicants for the new Housing and Development Board flat at Farcer Road will be disappointed when balloting is held early next year. Seven hundred flat units will be built and about 3500 people have applied to buy them. The flats,209 words
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Article30 1972-05-03 5 Miss Yong Slu Len will speak on Child Dental Health at the weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club of Singapore at the Mandarin Hotel at 12.45 pjn. today.30 words
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Article33 1972-05-03 5 Bonn, Wednesday. The West German Parliament remained suspended yesterday while all three political parties at a series of separate meetings tried to work out a common foreign policy towards Eastern Europe.33 words
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Article128 1972-05-03 5 Aim to set up joint economic ventures The Development Bank of Singapore hopes to finance or take an active part in industrial projects in neighbouring countries. In the bank's annual report, the chairman and president, Mr. Howe Yoon Chong, said: "Hitherto, our operations have been128 words
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Article357 1972-05-03 5 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday The government Is to keep a'dose watch on Chinese medicine shops to ensure that they do not sell "killer" pills. This precaution is the result of the detection of dangerous drugs in Singapore and the seizure by the police of "killer" pills357 words
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661 1972-05-03 5 Pang Cheng Lian - 500 will give today's earnings to hospital fund By Pang Cheng Lian First it was the taxidrivers, now it Is the trishaw riders. More than 500 of them will donate today's earnings for the Chung Hwa Free Hospital Building Fund. They hope to661 words
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Article57 1972-05-03 5 Athena, Wednesday. The Greek government yesterday issued a decree banning demonstrations and authorising police to use force In the last resort firearms to disperse demonstrators. The measure, coming in a decree published in the official gazette yesterday follows student unrest in Athens and Balonica, in which57 words
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Article43 1972-05-03 5 The Junior Chamber of Singapore will organise a project called Outstanding Young Singaporeans to give public recognition to young people with exceptional achievements in leadership and services to the community. For further details, contact the Junior Chamber of Singapore. Tel: *****7.43 words
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Article40 1972-05-03 5 The American School band will play at the Botanic Gardens on May 21 from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 pjn. The First Battalion Royal New Zealand Infantry band will perform on May 28 from 5 pjn. to 6 p.m.40 words
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Article18 1972-05-03 5 The YWCA will hold Its annual Flag Day on Saturday as part of its fundraising projects.18 words
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Article, Illustration142 1972-05-03 5 Like all schoolgirls, Kasmawati Manijan (above) was often told to speak her mind. But she never had the chance to—not until last night, anyway. At the Kota Raja community centre the 14-year-old schoolgirl showed her oratorical skill and easily made her way into the second round of the142 words
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249 1972-05-03 5 Wee Beng Huat - By Wee Beng Huat All the 70 policemen who recently completed their one-year potential officer's course at the Police Academy were told yesterday that they were "not suitable for promotion to the rank of Inspector." This Is the first time that no candidate249 words
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Article25 1972-05-03 5 A cocktail party to welcome members of the Chamber of Commerce in Phoenix. Arizona, will be held at the Merlin Hotel on Monday.25 words
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Advertisement80 1972-05-03 5 V LEE LEEN FLARES in heavy, blue denim THE ALL-TIME. GREAT LOOK IN JEANS" These best-selling. Lee Leen Flares continue to be the most-wanted, basic fashion tor teens everywhere LEE's exclusive. 13* oz.. Blue Denim is the real thing For best durability. fit and sheer comfort. Lee Leen Flares in80 words
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Advertisement145 1972-05-03 5 K P >6/71 The special years when your children are babies. Growing and changing everyday. Times wu'll love to look back on f L* J&o*- -v- 4 $> %-jjal -*4 if Their first smiles. Learning to walk. Going off to school. All the happy family times together. Make a record145 words
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Miscellaneous169 1972-05-03 5 Temperatures in world cities yesterday: Kuala Lumpur 33-23 C Tokyo 26-17 C Manila 33-24 C Jakarta 33-24 C Hong Kong 27-24 C Taipeh 29-21 C Seoul 28-8 C Bangkok 36-26 C Naha 25-19 C San Francisco 23-7 C New York 17-15 C Paris 20-lOC London 18-12 C Bydney 22-12 C169 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration862 1972-05-03 6 George McArthur - From George McArthur NORTH VIETNAM The average North Vietnamese soldier Is a farm boy draftee with less than a fifth-grade education. His monthly salary will buy him 12 bottles of beer If he can find the beer. While campaigning in862 words
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465 1972-05-03 6 Raymond Wilkinson - From Raymond Wilkinson MIDDLE EAST Snakes, scorpions and hot desert winds that blow out of Arabia's empty quarter are masters here. It must be one of the most Inhospitable regions on earth, yet there Is a war on for control of It The war465 words
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Article, Illustration730 1972-05-03 6 Richard Hughes - Documents outline the alleged coup against Mao From Richard Hughes The Melbourne Herald CHINA A cautious, documented solution to the great mystery of the disappearance of Marshal Lin Piao, China's Defence Minister and heir designate to Chairman Mao, has at last been acceptedThe Melbourne Herald - 730 words
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Article, Illustration479 1972-05-03 6 Bernard Ronquillo - Front Bernard Ronquillo PHILIPPINES As early as last year or just after the constitutional convention started Its deliberations in June, a frustrated would-be deleRate who failed to run for the con-con because of lack of logistics called the charter meeting unconstitutional. His reason479 words
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Article967 1972-05-03 6 S.V. Suppiah - By S.V. Suppiah SINGAPORE Certain plans of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East have contributed towards the economic and social development of this region. A scheme of the ECAFE, the Trans-Asian Railway has contributed towards greater flow of goods and passengers in967 words
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Article394 1972-05-03 7 War situation Serious* Reuter Washington, Wednesday The United States may again pull out of the Paris peace talks, an administration spokesman indicated after it was frankly admitted that the war situation was very serious. The State Department spokesman. Mr. Charles Bray, said: "ThereReuter - 394 words
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Article104 1972-05-03 7 Reuter Washington, Wednesday— The White House yesterday Imposed secrecy on the movements on Dr. Henry Kissinger, President Nixon's national security adviser, leading to speculation that he might have flown to Paris for secret talks on the Vietnam War Dr. Kissinger has frequently carried out secretReuter - 104 words
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Article31 1972-05-03 7 Rome, Wednesday. Romans got free bus and tram rides during the morning and evening rush hours yesterday as authorities launched their latest experiment to solve the city's traffic problems.31 words
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Article, Illustration574 1972-05-03 7 New Nation Foreign Service Washington, Wednesday— A shocked President Nixon paid tribute "he was a legend in his own lifetime." And a Black Panther leader celebrated saying "his death came about 70 years too late." This was the range of reaction to the deathNew Nation Foreign Service - 574 words
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399 1972-05-03 7 United Press International Washington, Wednesday. —The United States has decided to co-operate with China in areas that are mutually beneficial, a State Department official said yesterday. Mr. Marshall Green, who travelled with President Nixon to Peking last February, said: "We have not onlyUnited Press International - 399 words
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Article110 1972-05-03 7 Washington, Wednesday. Senator William Proxmlre yesterday asked the US Price Commission to cut the cost of General Motors Cars because the company recently reported a 6.6 per cent increase in profits in the first quarter of this year. "Coupled with these reports of profits Is110 words
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Article23 1972-05-03 7 Accra, Wednesday .—The body of ex-President Kwame Nkrumah is expected to be flown here from Guinea today for burial in Ghana.23 words
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135 1972-05-03 7 New York, Wednesday. A group of 24 New York police were yesterday charged with taking about $3 million in bribes from gambling concerns in one of the biggest corruption scandals the police have ever uncovered. Another policeman under Investigation committed suicide on Monday. The135 words
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Article100 1972-05-03 7 Reuter Bandar Sen Begawan, Wednesday. Brunei will provide an air force workshop base at its new international airport to facilitate British troops being airlifted out of here In case of emergency, reliable sources said yesterday. Britain still has obligations to the external defence ofReuter - 100 words
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Article295 1972-05-03 7 United Press International Santiago, Wednesday. Poor telephone service by the local subsidiary of the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation has made Chile a world leader in wrong numbers, a Chilean official said yesterday. Mr. Oscar Carre ton, Un-der-Secretary of Economy, said 16 of each 1000United Press International - 295 words
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250 1972-05-03 7 United Press International London, Wednesday—One of the last bastions of the British male has fallen. After centuries of male excluslveness the London Stock Exchange Is about to open Its portals to females. From March next year, women who apply to become members of theUnited Press International - 250 words
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Article251 1972-05-03 7 Reuter London, Wednesday. China might see a chance for subversion in the new state of Bangladesh after the setback to its manoeuvres in the Indo-Paki-stan crisis, according to strategic experts here. This assessment was contained in the annual strategic survey of the Londonbased International InstituteReuter - 251 words
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Article153 1972-05-03 7 Reuter London, Wednesday. Two new Soviet naval air bases appear to have been set up in Egypt during the past year as part of the growing air support for the Soviet fleet in the Mediterranean, the International Institute for Strategic Studies reported yesterday. TheReuter - 153 words
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Advertisement145 1972-05-03 7 Have Some Fun i rs S* We offer 1 k rncc Hotel Room Reservations For Individual Bookings 36 Happy Hours Tour with the following included: Night Tourist Airfare SIN/KUL/SIN Hotel Accommodation At Gen ting Highlands Hotel transfers to and fro ALL for Only 5599.00 Leaves Singapore Daily at 0530 hours145 words
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Article488 1972-05-03 8 The potential for military co-operation between Asean countries is a subject that seems to exercise Jakarta more and more. No clear ideas have yet emerged from Indonesian policymakers on the form it should take, but one strain is persistent. Indonesia does not see the co-operation as488 words
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Article69 1972-05-03 8 byISPY Dr. Henry Kissinger's fame as a ladies' has been given due recognition. He has just been given an award by the Pussycat League, an international Anti-Women's Lib Organisation, for "having enjoyed and developed harmony between the sexes." The New York-based organisation also announced its first69 words
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Article, Illustration1003 1972-05-03 8 DICK WILSON - DICK WILSON What is the future of Hong Kong? Many people supposed that the Chinese entry Into the United Nations, the opening up of ChinaUS trade and the Nixon visit to Peking presaged the early demise of1,003 words
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Letters
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Article79 1972-05-03 8 CHAN LOY CHAN (Miss - CHAN LOY CHAN (Miss) Public Relations Officer, Public Health Division, Singapore 2. I refer to the letter by For a Clean and Healthy Environment (NN, April 6) regarding Beauty World market. The market referred to 1a a private one and arrangements have been made for It to79 words
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Article138 1972-05-03 8 I am a student dally using the bus service. Recently as I was on my way home from school, I boarded a bus from Victoria Btreet. The time was exactly 3.05 pjn. I was in my complete school attire (wearing a prefect's tie, a badge and138 words
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Article99 1972-05-03 8 TAY AH LAN - TAY AH LAN We are a group of students who wish to repeat Secondary Four. Recently, we were told that our applications had been rejected. I wonder if it Is because there are no vacancies for us In the school. Even if it is so, we99 words
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Article52 1972-05-03 8 If anyone stands along Rangoon Road or Kitchener Road between 5.15 p.m. and 6.15 pjn. for an hour, he will find the buses fully loaded. There are too many school children and workers using this route. Can't extra buses be put on during peak hours? WHAT'S WRONG,52 words
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Article93 1972-05-03 8 The new weekly series of Our Composers on radio is our initial attempt towards the recognition of our own Singapore music and it Is a good start. However, It would be much better If we had the same series on television. As Confucius said "a93 words
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Article60 1972-05-03 8 TANG CHEE YUEN - TANG CHEE YUEN Organising Secretary, 7th Singapore Grand Prix, Singapore 8. I refer to the letter by Shivering Fan (NN, April 12). The Grand Prix organising committee expresses its thanks to Shivering Fan for his comments and assures him that every endeavour will be made to improve60 words
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Article76 1972-05-03 8 I wish to draw the attention of the authorities concerned to a very serious air pollution problem at my place. My neighbour rears poultry In the front of his house, while behind he has a vegetable farm. The vegetable farm is a breeding place for mosquitoes. and76 words
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Article114 1972-05-03 8 Pas&r malam (night bazaar) hawkers do a great service to residents in various housing estates. They are also, I believe, a tourist attraction. However, I do not believe that they should display their wares right In the middle of the road. This Is exactly what pas&r114 words
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Article37 1972-05-03 8 A. ROBERT EDIS - A. ROBERT EDIS Principal, Singapore Polytechnic, Singapore, Z, I refer to the letter from Disappointed Wife on the 13-month payment (NN. April 15). Arrangements were made to pay the 13* month salary on March 26.37 words
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Article51 1972-05-03 8 A.B. LIM - A.B. LIM With all the current publicity on heart disease and the need for a low cholesterol and low fat diet, one would have thought the market would be flooded with skimmed milk. But on the contrary, there is hardly any to be found In the51 words
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Article74 1972-05-03 8 P.H. LIM - P.H. LIM Tall, age-old trees line both sides of Tlong Bahru Road at some sections. As a result of the thick foliage of these trees, this stretch of road is poorly lit at night. In addition, the area is often crowded with pedestrians trying to cross the road.74 words
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Article88 1972-05-03 8 LEE LIN SEN - LEE LIN SEN My friend Is working split-shift duty (i.e. 11 a.m. 3 Dm. and 7 D.m. 11 pjn.) In a hotel, with a dayoff every Monday. He Is serving part-time National Service and was given a night off for training every Friday. Now his boss wants88 words
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Advertisement53 1972-05-03 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. Stomach trouble? take stomach tablets to relieve indigestion gastric and v other Mir* stomach disorders. w V m TT 18CT. GOLD EARRINGS BRACELETS NECKLACES CUFFLINKS CROSSES MEDALS LANKA JEWELLERS (The House For Ceylon Gems) 20, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE-1.53 words
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Miscellaneous19 1972-05-03 8 KNOW HOW YOU WANT TO JUMP IN AND SAVE HIM—BUT I JUST COULDN'T BEAR TO LOSE BOTH OP YOUI'19 words
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Article, Illustration3140 1972-05-03 9 Betty L. Khoo, Edgar Koh - Second of a three-part series by Betty L. Khoo, Edgar Koh Government sits up and takes notice The government has had to sit up in recent years and recognise the growing need for recreational facilities. This follows the quickening pace of the ratrace in urbanised3,140 words
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SHOWBIZ
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929 1972-05-03 10 Washington Post Robert Young was a major motion picture actor in the 1930s but he wasn't happy. In those days of motion picture tycoons and moguls, when five studios dominated the industry, actors weren't permitted to be serene, fulfilled, satisfied or contented. TheyWashington Post - 929 words
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Article687 1972-05-03 10 Ivor Davis - From Ivor Davis The Melbourne Herald Not so long ago most moviegoers would have been hard pressed to tell you the difference between Gene Hackman, Jean Peters, Gene Wilder and even Jean Harlow. But along came a smash hit film called the French Connection noThe Melbourne Herald - 687 words
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Article386 1972-05-03 10 Los Angeles Times Hollywood, Wednesday Former top detective Eddie (Popeye) Egan of the New York City Police Department announced at Paramount studios recently that the New York State Supreme Court had overturned his controversial dismissal from the force. Egan, whose exploits as a narcotics detective were dramatisedLos Angeles Times - 386 words
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Article, Illustration156 1972-05-03 10 More than U*****,000 was raised by top artists for Senator George McGovern to run for the elections in the primaries. The money was raised at a concert in the Los Angeles Forum last week. Senator McGovern has won the primaries. A star-studded cast156 words
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Article, Illustration543 1972-05-03 10 Los Angeles Times Los Angeles, Wednesday John Lennon and Yoko Ono are causing some musical controversy again. This time It Is over the title and subject matter of their latest single, Woman Is The ***** Of The World. Tom Takayoshl, sales manager forLos Angeles Times - 543 words
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Article, Illustration114 1972-05-03 10 Peter Ong - Peter Ong A sensational group from Philippines will be coming to Singapore soon. Their engagement? At the Hugo's Bar In Hyatt Hotel. The group—Julie and the Fournotes are due to arrive In Singapore this week. They are to take over from the fabulous Blue Star114 words
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476 1972-05-03 10 Violet Oon - By Violet Oon The curtain rises on the Nanyang sity Players' (Nantah's English- language drama club) production of Wilfrid Maria Guerrero's play Frustrations, on Saturday night at 8 p.m. at the Victoria Theatre. This is the first production of a play by a Filipino476 words
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TREND
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Article427 1972-05-03 11 Medical men say abortion being abused London, Wednesday Britain's abortion laws are in urgent need of overhaul, claim the nation's gynaecologists. Last week they attacked both the "indiscriminate" use of abortion, and many of the private clinics doing the operations. The attack was contained in official427 words
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262 1972-05-03 11 Pretty girls like dirty jokes. Plain Janes prefer cleaner fun. So found a psychiatrist and a psychologist who tested the reactions of 97 girls, Including two nuns, to a series of cartoon postcards such as are commonly sold at British seaside resorts262 words
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Article787 1972-05-03 11 TRISH SHEPPARD - THEY'RE COMFORTING FORMS OF IMMORTALITY IN AN AGE OF CONFUSION TRISH SHEPPARD Last weekend I visited a place which I hadn't seen for almost a year where a group of tall trees stand like sentinels to guard a long stretch of golden sand and silence787 words
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269 1972-05-03 11 London, Wednesday London's clothing manufacturers have decreed that gimmickry is out. In a joint showing of Winter fashion* last weekend, the theme was on sober mother-would-approve Unes, with twlnsets and pearls for evening, and knife-pleated knee-length skirts for day. It waathe first time the269 words
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462 1972-05-03 11 cuisine Hamburger is an American dish that is a great favourite among teenagers and children here. I rather suspect that the appeal lies more In a hamburger's association with Western style of life rather than taste. Still, with all the problems of getting462 words
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Article, Illustration168 1972-05-03 11 Short is definitely the current style of day dresses, but they're not taking the stance of a sexual revolution like the mini of two years ago. While fashion trends still show some knee-length dresses, it does seem as if the imagination of designers has beenPhotographed by STEVEN LEE - 168 words
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Advertisement38 1972-05-03 11 PERSIAN PAKISTANI BOKHARA FINEST PERSIAN SILK CARPETS INDIAN WOOLLEN KASHMIRI WOOL NUMDHAS BELGIAN GERMAN WOOLLEN U.K. WALL TO WALL AXMINSTER CARPETS DISCOUNT 30% AMIR S SONS (ESTD 1921) 276. Orchard Road (opp. Mandarin Hotel) Singapore 9 Tel. "M7<38 words
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Article, Illustration207 1972-05-03 12 Two basic mlsconconceptions surround the introduction of contalnerlsatlon In the Far East, said Mr. Hennlng Harders, the Far East marketing director of HapagLloyd. The two misconceptions are firstly, it Is a new concept and secondly, shippers have to fill a container with goods before207 words
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522 1972-05-03 12 New Nation Foreign Service Santiago, Wednesday China offered inter-est-free or low Interest loans to poor countries last night at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). Chinese delegate, Mr. Ten Chla-hua, told the UNCTAD working session that hisNew Nation Foreign Service - 522 words
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175 1972-05-03 12 Reuter New York, Wednesday Prices closed sharply lower yesterday In moderate trading for the second consecutive session after a brief attempt at a rally fizzled on the New York stock exchange. The overnight fall on Wall Street and disruption at the docks were negativeReuter - 175 words
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174 1972-05-03 12 Reuter London, Wednesday The market was mixed with an easier bias in reaction to Monday's advance. At the dose, the Dow Jones industrial average of 30 selected blue-chip stocks was down 7.08 points at 935.20 It losa nearly 12 points on Monday. The indexReuter - 174 words
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Article, Illustration296 1972-05-03 12 Singapore is the fastest growing market in the Far East region for amateur cameras and photo graphic equipment, said Mr. Charles Fitter, the marketing director for this area, of the US-based Eastman Kodak Company. For this reason, Kodak is hosting a marketing conference296 words
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Article146 1972-05-03 12 Allied Cbtzn 32% 45% MU AT A T *214 A ft P Bbk Anarnndi 1944 Betfe fiteel sivt RMhtf 20V. 82% 33% 127% Control Data 222 80% 164% 116% Ford Mot 31% 29% 77% 80% 30% Ottlf Oil 24% IBM 380 30% Sl% ITT 58% 46% 110%146 words
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Article23 1972-05-03 12 New York, Wednesday.— The Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) has acquired Steinway and Sons, the world-famous pianomaking firm, it was announced yesterday.23 words
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Article, Illustration172 1972-05-03 12 The share market was mixed yesterday, despite a firm trend on Monday. On balance gainers were a minority. First line industrials were generally steady. Activity was centred on selective industrials. Property counters, however, were very active. City Development with speculative support gained 14 cents to $1.35. Faber Union,172 words
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539 1972-05-03 12 Reuter Washington, Wednesday The US Secretary of State, Mr. William Rogers, has come out against those who advocated a return to protectionism to correct America's balance of trade deficit although it vas the highest ever in the first three months of thisReuter - 539 words
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Article138 1972-05-03 12 The Singapore Institute of Management has organised a number of courses for this month. Communication in Management will be held between May 4 and May 22, on Mondays and Thursdays. Charges are $lO2 for members and $l2O for non-members. A course on advertising will be138 words
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220 1972-05-03 12 The US-based LTV Aerospace Corporation Is planning to Introduce a newly developed horizontal elevator for mass transportation of people In Singapore. The company's regional representative, Mr. George Budway, Is arranging talks with the Economic and Development Board to introduce the system here, which he220 words
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Miscellaneous270 1972-05-03 12 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 1 Makes a fluff. 6 Edison's middle name. 9 Ortrud's ward. IS Scoter. 14 "Dieu et mon—" 15 Famous race horse. 16 Man on the road. 17 Owner of 21 merit badges. 19 Western or Spanish. 21 Just a bit. 22 Arranged anew. 24 One opposed. 25270 words
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Miscellaneous73 1972-05-03 12 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald WTT H -ir« v,r„ I I 'A n Am i i r IS figs fpi s. m it y. RIP KIRBY by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson MISS BOURNE, DM XiTTBt" WHAT PO6S PEAR UNCLE EPMARP WANT TD TELL ME? f-f *&YJI ARMEP WITH SECRET73 words
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Advertisement464 1972-05-03 13 I*.VVY NEW NATION PHONE *****S ANNOUNCEMENT MAR GAR ETTAS' BEAUTY SHOP in Hilton Hotel for hoirstyling perms, tinting, facials, body-mas-sage. For appointment. Tel: Singapore *****4 open Bam daily. SINGAPORE BALLET ACADEMY new term commences 2.5.72 for enquiries Tel: *****2 S'pore. AT YOUR SERVICE ALL WINNERS 1. Mrs. Srimovo Bandaranayake of464 words
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Advertisement409 1972-05-03 13 DISTRICT 10. Two vocont unfurnished apartments. Available immediately at Taman Nakhoda with 2 bedrooms, living/dining room, garage, servant's qrs. provided. S'pore Tel: *****/*****9. HOUSING PROBLEMS? Just call upon International Housing Agency *****3 for your type of houses required in any choice district. FAR EAST MANSION dist. 9 furnished airconditioned room,409 words
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Advertisement397 1972-05-03 13 THE HIGH SOCIETY 248-C Orchard Rood for your lody escorts. Singapore *****1. FOR SALE CAPRICORN AIRCONDITIONING CO., new and used, all kinds airconditioners, trode-in, rental, sale and maintenance service. Tel: ***** S'pore. FOR HIRE SIGHT SSING BUSINESS 24 hours for only $2O/-. Joseph Cor Rental. Telephone: *****/*****, Singapore. FRESH FLOWERS397 words
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Advertisement468 1972-05-03 13 PEST CONTROL THC IMPORTANCE OF LIVING LEE PING QUEE HE SAY 1. Do not live in infested house. Coll THOMAS COWAN TO EXTERMINATE CONTROL. 2. Do not buy infested house. Coll THOMAS COWAN for DETAILED REPORT. 3. Do not build house to feed white ants. THOMAS COWAN will prevent TERMITE468 words
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Advertisement612 1972-05-03 13 NAM -HO TftAVCL SiRVICC Limited. Tour Moloya Seven Days Ssllo/-, air-conditioned Bus Ssl3s/-, Departure Every Sunday, Monday, C/Highiands Four Days Ss7o/-, Departure Every Wednesday, C/Highlands—--2-days 3-nights Ss4s/-, air-condi-tioned Bus Ssss/-, 26/5 (8.00 p.m.). Bangkok Chiengmai—Fourteen Days Ss37o/-, 15/5/72, 4/6/72, 11/6/72, 2/7/72. By air Seven Days *****/-, 18/5/72, 7/6/72, 14/6/72, 5/7/72.612 words
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Advertisement226 1972-05-03 13 CHEAPEST FLIGHT to London— Brussels ond Europe Tours. Contact EITA 428 Cross Street S'pore. *****/*****4. VEHICLES FOR SALE FEBRUARY 1971 OPEL 1900 Rekocd centre console, GT wheels, immoculote condition, new point, 28 m.p.g. Highest offer $8,900/securev Tel: Stephen *****8 S'pore 10 a.m. —4 p.m. FIAT 850 SPORTS December 1969 with226 words
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Advertisement766 1972-05-03 13 AT YOUR SERVICE Crown Pacific Ltd. The International Packers Overseas Moving Door-to-Door Service Packing Commercial Storage CALL 808 MATTHEWS To Your Home For A Free Quotation TEL: *****3 CROWN PACIFIC LTD. THK INTERNATIONAL ItO HA I vV mi rr> GLOBAL VAN LINES INC. Don Co r *«s t NOTICES OFFICIAL766 words
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421 1972-05-03 14 London, Wednesday.-—Bir-mingham City made a Jubilant return to the first division of the English soccer league when they scored a tension-packed 1-0 win over Orient note last night to finish runners-up in division two. Birmingham, who needed only a draw last night to421 words
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Article56 1972-05-03 14 The Singapore International Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual general meeting In the Jurong Room,. Shangri-la Hotel, at 12 noon on Friday. The meeting will be followed by a luncheon to be held in the hotel's Tanglin Road where the Minister for Finance, Mr. Hon Sui Sen,56 words
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Article, Illustration917 1972-05-03 14 Better players or not is left to be seen London Wednesday. The end of our month long training here is finally approaching, and at all cost the 20 players are expected to be better footballers after their return on May 10. Whether they917 words
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Article, Illustration34 1972-05-03 14 player on the ground during the schools national match. St Andrew's won 13-0. that's what a Raffles Institution players appears to be telling a St. Andrew's Picture by Ali YusoffPicture by Ali Yusoff - 34 words
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Article308 1972-05-03 14 Wolverhampton, England, Wednesday.—Wolverhampton Wanderers and Tottenham Hotspur clash In the first leg of their allEnglish UEFA Cup final here today after coming unbeaten through 20 matches against European opposition. Wolves and Spurs are maintaining English domination of the competition which succeeded the nowdefunct European Fairs Cup. English308 words
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Article238 1972-05-03 14 New York, Wednesday The Pittsburgh Pirates have pitching problems and even their powerful hitters cant make up for the mound lapses in the national league. World series hero Steve Blass was belted for seven runs in the sixth innings—on a grand slam by Jim Wynn and238 words
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Article48 1972-05-03 14 Nfr York, Wednesday American Beakrthall Imrftlm all aerftee beet-ef-erven playen itandlnfs: EASTERN DIVISION Vkak W L FCT Virginia I I iN New Terfc S S ,&N WESTERN DIVISION FtaMde •Indiana 4 S JTI Utah S 4 .429 Benito; New Terk 144 Virginia 144; Indiana 117 Utah 11S.48 words
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Article206 1972-05-03 14 CRICKET London, Wednesday. Sadiq Mohammad, Pakistan's opening Test batsman, crackea a brilliant century to steer Gloucestershire to a six-wicket victory over Glamorgan 1b their 55-over Benson and Hedges cricket Cup match in Sansea yesterday. Sadiq punished the Glamorgan attack fcfr 12 fours and a six206 words
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Article149 1972-05-03 14 New York, Wednesday. Jack Nicklaus maintained his top spot in the US golf earnings list with a total of U*****,273 (60,000 sterling) according to figures issued yesterday by the US Professional Golfers' Association. Chi Chi Rodriguez, who took the U5525,000 (9600 sterling) first prize in the149 words
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Article474 1972-05-03 14 Rome, Wednesday. Manuel Orantes of Spain defeated Czechoslovakia's Jan Kodes yesterday to win the 29th Italian Open tennis tournament and score his biggest victory ever. The 23-year-old Orantes, who comes from Oranda, scored 4-6, 6-1, 7-5, 6-2 in a sure-footed and hard-driv-ing game to win474 words
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Article139 1972-05-03 14 Sydney, Wednesday—Australian tennis star Evonne Goolagong left here last night for overseas determined to prove her Wimbledon singles victory last year was no fluke. The 20-year-old girl from the New South Wales country town of Barellan flew out of Sydney accompanied by her coach and mentor,139 words
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Article, Illustration380 1972-05-03 14 Vancouver, Wednesday. The fight mob scattered to the four winds today, leaving Vancouver a little quieter and free to worry about its own problems. Muhammad All, the former heavyweight champion who stirred up everyone in a hectic week of preparations and then380 words
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Article53 1972-05-03 14 London, Wednesday. Jerry Quarry of California, the world's second ranked heavyweight, yesterday signed to meet seventhranked Larry Middleton of Baltimore in a 10-round fight at Wembley next Tuesday. Quarry claimed at the signing ceremony that he had never heard of Middleton before, despite the 6-foot 4-inch (1.9353 words
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Article, Illustration1594 1972-05-03 15 By Blue Peter A winner of the St. Ledger Stakes in South Australia will be making his debut at the Bukit Timah Derby meeting Which begins on Saturday. He is Infiltrator (late Click Court). Infiltrator Is a four-year-old bay Australian gelding by Beau Court,1,594 words
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Article190 1972-05-03 15 London, Wednesday. Kaki Bukit Secondary School captured the National Girls' "C" hockey title by beating muchfancied Naval Base Secondary by a penalty goal, at Serangoon Road yesterday, reports M. Param. After a scoreless match which included an extra five minutes each way, both teams were190 words
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Article286 1972-05-03 15 Fiat shareholders, meeting in Turin, Italy, on Friday, were told by Chairman Giovanni Agnelli that last years' labour troubles had caused a marked drop in production. The loss of over 3 million working hours caused a production shortage of 160,000 vehicles. In spite of this286 words
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Article64 1972-05-03 15 Reykjavik, Iceland, Wednesday. The long-delay-ed world chess championship between the Soviet title-holder Boris Spassky and American Bobby Fischer will begin here on July 2, it was announced here last night. Mr. Gudmundur Thorarinsson, president of Iceland's Chess Federation, said he had accepted an offer from the64 words
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Article22 1972-05-03 15 Naples, Italy, Wednesday.— A "Rest of the World" team edged out Italy 61-60 In a track cycling meet here yesterday.22 words
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346 1972-05-03 15 Sonny Yap - BADMINTON By Sonny Yap The Singapore Badminton Association has selected three Thomas Cup trainees for the First Jakarta Open Tournament from May 24-27. They are Wee Kin. Ng Chor Yau and Lee Ah Ngo. The team manager is Inche Omar Ibrahim. The SBA346 words
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Article56 1972-05-03 15 Tokyo, Wednesday—Japanese officials and contestants who staged a protest walkout at the world karate championships In Paris last month were banned from any further participation in the sport. The stiff punishment was announced by Mr. Ryoichl Sasakawa, president of the World Union of Karate Organisations as well56 words
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Article, Illustration528 1972-05-03 15 Any budding player drawn to meet Tan Ban Chew in the first round of the Singapore Under-20 badminton tournament will need more than Just mere encouraging advice. Despite moral support from friends, and words of "try your best, do not fear him," Chou528 words
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Article114 1972-05-03 15 Gotemba, Japan, Wednesday Former world champion John Surtees of Britain won pole position for today's Japan Grand Prix with the fastest lap time in practice yesterday. The 38-year-old Briton covered the 4.3 kilometre (2.5 mile) Fuji Speedway course in one minute 20.80 seconds in his Surtees114 words
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487 1972-05-03 15 The Banker 111 worked with gusto In a smart gallop on a good track at Bukit Tim ah this morning, reports Blue Peter. The English flve year-old gelding by Sound Track displayed pleasing action In a 3f run. returning 37 2/5. Sparkler (M.487 words
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Article, Illustration75 1972-05-03 15 Australian Jockey Laurie Johnson (above) who was last here two months ago. is back again for another busman's holiday. Johnson, who left for Ireland after the Queen Elizabeth II Cup meeting here in February, will ride for Bukit Timah trainer Garnet Bougoure with whom he struck75 words
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Article92 1972-05-03 15 London, Wednesday. seventeen acceptors were announed yesterday for the William Hill "Jubilee" stakes handicap run over one mile and one furlong (1030 GMT) at Kempton, on Saturday May 6. They are with weights: Calshot Light 9.1, Sovereign Bill 8.12, King Midas and Royal Echo, both 8.11,92 words
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Article, Illustration55 1972-05-03 16 Determined that's the word for 22-year-old Anita Yeo. She likes to be her own boss. And with that aim In mind she's planning to set up her own boutique. Anita, who has just returned from Europe, lists travelling as her first hobby. That explains thePicture by Philip Tan - 55 words
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Article30 1972-05-03 16 AH FOOK: All this fuss and bother over pork, It's enough to sour me on It for life. MEI UN: Talk about overweight pigs reminds me of you.30 words
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Article35 1972-05-03 16 Toll highways are good business for France. The Ministry of Equipment said the nation's five state-run autoroutes in 1971 earned 462 million francs ($282 million), a 37 per cent boost over 1970.35 words
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Article34 1972-05-03 16 Found In the stomach of a 475 pound (215 kilo) shark caught off the coast of St. John's Antiguaone human skull, a pair of brown shoes, several tins and a plastic bag.34 words
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699 1972-05-03 16 POLITICAL THEME IN WORK AND PLAY Education in China today is a robust combination of politics and practical labour. Nowhere 1b this better illustrated than in Shanghai, a teeming city of 10 million people, China's largest The Kun Kiang Middle School in the industrial699 words
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296 1972-05-03 16 Monsieur Marcel Le Servod, head chef at the Elysee Palace is worried about Queen Elizabeth's pudding. Buckingham Palace has discreetly informed the French Government that the Queen is a small eater and likes her meal to consist of only "a beginning, a296 words
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Article144 1972-05-03 16 Today Is Wednesday, May 3. the 124 th day of 1972 with 242 to follow. THE MOON: Between full phase and last quarter. THE MORNING STARS: Mercury and Jupiter. THE EVENING BTARS: Venus, Mars and Saturn. Those born on this day are under the sign of Taurus. ON THIS144 words
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Article116 1972-05-03 16 Speeding motorists In Britain may soon find themselves "booked" without knowing anything about It—until a summons pops up in the letter box. Swiss engineers have devised a crafty little device known simply as a radar camera which works from inside the boot of a116 words
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Article28 1972-05-03 16 The Moroccan government said that few Moroccan males practised polygamy but released figures showing there were 131,000 more married women than married men in the country.28 words
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Miscellaneous457 1972-05-03 16 5 Siagapore 3.00 Opening and Housewives' Matinee—The Family (Cantonese film, Pt. 1) 3.45 A Diary of Events In Singapore this Week (C) 3.50 Nam Isalnyarkal, featuring: Pushpamary (Rot) 4.05 Days of our Lives 4.45 Close 5.55 Opening and Space Angel 6.30 News In Brief 6.35 What Others Say (E) 6.50457 words
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Miscellaneous31 1972-05-03 16 SHORT RIBS iVe ear a QUESTION. SNIFFY m 4K WMAO" CO IHeV/VIEAW WHEN W/ SAV THE GfcASS IS 6REEN6R ONTME OTH£R SIPE^ By Frank O'Neal BSTTBR (3ARDEfy/ F^. by George Fett31 words
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Miscellaneous448 1972-05-03 16 Trust your lucky star IF irs YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you possess a highly scientific mind that approaches everything In life from an analytical point of view. This Is fine—so long as the things In your life are not cut on an emotional bias. Let romance enter the picture, however,448 words
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