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Title Section18 1972-05-25 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Thursday evening, May 25, 1972 No. 414 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE THURSDAY, MAY 25, 197218 words
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Article12 1972-05-25 1 Police reported 63 accidents yesterday. Eight were serious, one fatal.12 words
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Article125 1972-05-25 1 The share market was quite active this morning. Prices were generally moving up marginally during the first 45 minutes. C.C.M Increased eight cents to $2.76, Wearnes five cents to $5.35, Slme Darby five cents to $6.90, Sim Lim five cents to $1.33, Fair Lady four cents to125 words
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Article564 1972-05-25 1 Barcelona, Thursday Wild riots broke out during last night's soccer clash between Glasgow Rangers and the Moscow Dynamos in the Cup Winners European Cup final one of soccer's top events. Fans invaded the field, bottles were thrown and fights broke out as the police tried to564 words
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Article351 1972-05-25 1 Clashes along 'street without joy' United Press International Saigon, Thursday South Vietnamese marines who pushed into communist held Quang Tri province in major commands raid killed at least 263 enemy troops and "liberated" 5000 civilians on the first day of the strike, military spokesmen saidUnited Press International - 351 words
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Article167 1972-05-25 1 Cholera vaccinations are available at five maternal and child health clinics, the Ministry of Health announced today. The clinics are at Kallang, Still Road, Aljunied. Lim Ah Pin and the Institute of Health in Outram Road. According to the Ministry about 3616 people have been167 words
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Article46 1972-05-25 1 Detectives from Orchard Road Police station yesterday arrested three teenagers wanted in connection with the stabbing of 14-year-old canteen boy in Taman Ho Bwee last week. In a series of raids, they also recovered three knives, three iron rods, and eight wooden poles.46 words
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Article33 1972-05-25 1 Brussels, Thursday France, which pulled out of Nato's Integrated defence structure six years ago, Is expected to take part in the alliance's biggest-ever combined land, sea and air exercise this year.33 words
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359 1972-05-25 1 United Press International Moscow, Thursday The Nixon-Brezhnev talks today produced a fifth agreement for the grand design of new US-Soviet relations a pact to control incidents at sea and approached the ultimate goal of a nuclear arms control treaty US sources said.United Press International - 359 words
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Article142 1972-05-25 1 United Press International Manila, Thursday. The theft of three goats led to the massacre of a farmer, his wife, their four children and two of their neighbours, Philippine constabulary authorities said today. The authorities said a manhunt has been launched against the principal suspect, Sgt.United Press International - 142 words
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Article27 1972-05-25 1 Lahore, Thursday A bride and groom and 23 wedding guests drowned when the boat carrying them home from the ceremony capsized in the River Indus.27 words
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Article67 1972-05-25 1 Rome, Thursday. An Alitalia DC-9 aircraft on a flight from NaDles to London via Rome with 90 passengers and five crew made a forced landing here last night after a threat that a bomb had been placed on board. The threat was made by telephone67 words
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Article90 1972-05-25 1 Thieves broke into jewellery shop in the Hotel Miramar in Havelock Road yesterday and escaped with over $10,000 worth of watches and gold ornaments. The theft was discovered yesterday morning when the proprietor, Mr. Daryanl M. Sabhray, 45, went to open his shop for business. He90 words
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Article, Illustration52 1972-05-25 1 Mrs. Richard Nixon and Mrs. Andrei Gromyko meet performers at the Soviet State Circus last night. Mrs. Nixon even shook hands with a bear named Gosha Junior during her visit to the circus. She saw the bears ride bicycles, play football, and turn somersaults. UPIUPI radio picture - 52 words
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Advertisement120 1972-05-25 1 :nsio£ 11DHV PAC 4: Ed sf -1 KoH at the terna PACE 7: Takeovers by foreign operators. PACE 8: Ceneral Pra pass, Thailand's strongman. speaks out. PACES 9—17: Modern office equipment. PACE 20: A married man speaks up. PACE 22: European Cup Winners Cup and U.K. cricket. PACE 23: Probable120 words
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Advertisement63 1972-05-25 1 -;!?_'!$=[^;@|}|*(\(}<+~'%"\+!_ Report of match in Page 22. SONIC The electronic Swiss watch of the second generation i In (it c; tL' -IK '(ft \K>. tf S'O' ;r ihe dS f iy n ;jri; O'lfque' at «r wort i? df<s rj*s i< r -r »»rn* \i f .)< ETEHNA SONIC SERVICE63 words
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356 1972-05-25 2 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia The Singapore Turf Club is seriously considering converting a three-storeyed block of flats at its grounds into stables for racehorses. The flats are at present being used as quarters for stable boys, syces and their families. The proposed356 words
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302 1972-05-25 2 Wee Beng Huat - By Wee Beng Huat Inshore fishermen on the East Coast are now enjoying a prawns "boom" due to the tailend of the north-east monsoon. For the past four days about 100 fishermen in Bedok hauled In thousands of katls of huge prawns. The302 words
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Article, Illustration122 1972-05-25 2 Miss International 1971, Miss Jennifer Ogle (right) from Sydney, will visit Singapore for three days from Dmorrow as a guest of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. Accompanied by Mrs. Eleanor Colman, Miss Ogle is on a world trip which is part of her prize for122 words
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253 1972-05-25 2 Members of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association have trained more than 3000 workers In local plants and vocational institutes, according to its latest annual report. The report said that workers were also sent abroad for training. Some manufacturers sent several hundred workers for training abroad253 words
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Article115 1972-05-25 2 A number of officers from the CID are expected to be called to London soon to give evidence at the trial of Staff Sergeant lan Reed now facing a charge of murdering his wife In Singapore In 1905. The officers expected to be called are115 words
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Article25 1972-05-25 2 Residents in the Raffles Place area can now pay their PUB bills at the Overseas Union Bank Ltd. at Raffles Place from today.25 words
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Article245 1972-05-25 2 Poor public response to the Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association's campaigns In recent years has retarded the pace of tuberculosis control. This was stated in a report by the medical director of the Association, Dr. N.C. Sen-Gupta, at its annual meeting yesterday. In the past few years, attendances in245 words
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121 1972-05-25 2 Singapore and the Netherlands yesterday 'signed a new air services agreement with modified terms. This agreement will enable KLM Royal Dutch Airlines to continue to operate their services from Amsterdam to Singapore and points beyond and the Singapore designated airlines to operate services from121 words
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197 1972-05-25 2 The Singapore Lifeguards Corps' longstanding crusade for compulsory safety measures In hire boats at Chang! beach has finally borne fruit though not as much as the corps would have liked. Rubber tyres are now provided by boat-owners to the boaters. The tyres can be197 words
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351 1972-05-25 2 All unions affiliated to the National Trade Union Congress will be submitting claims for wage Increases as recommended by the National Wages Council within the next two weeks. This follows an agreement reached between the employers, the NTUC and the government that negotiations351 words
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Miscellaneous414 1972-05-25 2 HfIPPEIUIIGS wh t A O T D s ay ON t The SINGAPORE INSTI- TOURS for Its European TUTE OF ADVANCE MAN- tour members will be held AGEMENT alumni will hold at Summer Palace, King's a dinner at the Shangri-La Hotel, 8 p.m. Hotel's Orchid Room at 7 The SALVATION414 words
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Miscellaneous144 1972-05-25 2 mm Temperatures In cities yesterday: 33-24 C 35-25 C 25-23 C 30-23 C 27-15 C 22-13 C 26-21 C 18-16 C 26-14 C 26-13 C 19-11 C 12C 15-13 C 13- 9C 24-16 C Singapore Singapore's weather forecast from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Isolated showers with thunder. The weather144 words
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Miscellaneous125 1972-05-25 2 aiiililiHWiHMft Today's winning number *****2 If the last six digits of your Singapore identity card number are those shown above, you can claim a $100 Post Office Savings Bank Gift Voucher. Your voucher will be paid into a Post Office Savings Bank account in your name. Call with your identity125 words
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Article, Illustration728 1972-05-25 3 Rav Dhaliwal - By Rav Dhaliwal Many factories have found the answer to their labour shortage problem—they are luring housewives to shift work by offering attractive terms of service and a flexible choice of shifts to suit their convenience. Falrculld Singapore Pte. Ltd. In Toa Payoh,728 words
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277 1972-05-25 3 Ivan Lim - By Ivan Lim Building contractors are paying higher wages in a bid to stop competitors "poaching" their workers. In the last few months there has been a general increase of 15 per cent in the take-home pay of daily rated construction workers. One contractor277 words
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Article47 1972-05-25 3 Raffles Institution will hold its annual speech and prize giving dav at its Grange Road centre at. 4 p.m. on June 3. Inche Othman Wok. the Minister for Social Affairs, will be guest of honour. His wife. Che Dah, will present the prizes.47 words
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Article21 1972-05-25 3 The People's Association Band will perform at the Macßitchie Reservoir park on Sunday from 5.30 pjn. to 6.30 pjn.21 words
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272 1972-05-25 3 Sunny Wee - Target of month-long campaign By Sunny Wee Singapore youths undergoing national service will be the target of a Ministry of Health month long family planning campaign. Although the campaign is organised on a nation-wide basis, special emphasis will be placed on educating272 words
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294 1972-05-25 3 About 400 to 500 pigs will be exported live to Hong Kong from Singapore within the next two weeks in an estimated $25,000 deal. A Hong Kong vessel will pick up the first shipment on June 1 or 2. Confirming this today,294 words
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Article75 1972-05-25 3 As part of International Book Year, 1972, the National Book Development Council will hold a Preliminary round and semi-fi-nals of the Malay Pantun Rebutal Competition on Sunday at the National Library Lecture Hall. The teams competing are Generasi Muda and a team from the Language and Literature Society75 words
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Article41 1972-05-25 3 A five-day practical course on collection, preservation and identification of animals, organised for qualified primary school teachers in the Chinese and English streams, will begin at the lecture hall of the National Museum, Stamford Road, on June 5.41 words
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Article169 1972-05-25 3 Several chit fund companies have experienced a drop in their volume of business as a result of the low interest rates now prevailing. Some companies said the drop in Interest rates was due to the stricter enforcement of the law recently. Also, members in long-term169 words
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Article31 1972-05-25 3 Dr. Nalla Tan will talk on "Tomorrow's family" at a YWCA of Singapore luncheon meeting at the Eastern Palace Restaurant in Supreme House on June 3 at 1.30 p.m.31 words
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Article, Illustration109 1972-05-25 3 The Inner Wheel Club holds one major project a year for a charitable organisation. This year it was a Bring-and-Buy sale in aid of the Singapore Leprosy Association. About 600 women flocked to the sale in Ford Avenue between 9.30 a.m. and 12.30 p.m. yesterday.109 words
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216 1972-05-25 3 The leader of New Zealand's opposition Labour Party, Mr. Norman Kirk, will arrive here today to chair the Conference of the Asian Pacific Bureau of the Socialist International to be held here from Sunday to June 1. The five-day conference will be attended by216 words
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Advertisement647 1972-05-25 3 THE ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE COMPANY OF EDINBURGH We present only the best the world con offer. And on May 29, 30, 31 and June 1 we bring to Singapore one of Britain's most famous theatre companies "THE ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE COMPANY OF EDINBURGH". Each year the Lyceum Theatre plays an647 words
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Article, Illustration650 1972-05-25 4 Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 TWENTY-SIX goodlooking Italian men from bottom-pinching country came to town the other day—-and, believe it or not, they were well-behaved. At least at the Raffles Hotel party thrown by Italian Trade Commissioner Dr. Marco Manwella650 words
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Article, Illustration421 1972-05-25 4 Edgar Koh - Objectivity is his problem CINEMA By Edgar Koh BUCK AND THE PREACHER starring* Sidney Poitier and Harry Belafonte (Odeon). This is a Western directed by Sidney Poitier which goes back a hundred years to the time when the Southern slaves were I being freed421 words
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Advertisement82 1972-05-25 4 RANSOMES 18" 20" Greens Mower (U.K.) Recommended for the cutting of golf courses, cricket squares and bowling greens. IP 1 V S>£ S5; ACME ENGINEERING CO. (PTE) LTD. 89, Kallang Road, Singapore, 8. Tel: *****/*****. RESTAU *A/v r 2nd Fioor -VISMA INDONESIA ORCHARD ROAD CHINESE SET LUNCH 52.90 per head82 words
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Article452 1972-05-25 5 Second rejection in two weeks United Press International Paris. Thursday The United States and South Vietnam lbr the second time in two weeks yesterday turned down a Vietnamese communist demand to return to the Paris peace talks. They said they would not return until'United Press International - 452 words
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Article410 1972-05-25 5 United Press International Washington, Thursday The State Department said yesterday that North Vietnam was seeking political domination of South- Vietnam and dismissed as dangerously misleading assertions by Hanoi polltburo member Mr. Le Due Tho that Hanoi only seeks a coalition government in Saigon. Department spokesman.United Press International - 410 words
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138 1972-05-25 5 Bonn, Thursday An American army officer and two soldiers were killed in a bomb attack on the Buroeian headquarters of the S Army In Heidelberg yesterday, a military spokesman said. Two officers and their wives as well as another soldier were injured. They were138 words
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Article, Illustration37 1972-05-25 5 Governor George Wallace, In hospital recovering from an assassination attempt, talks with members of his family. They are, from left, his son George, daughter Peggy Sue, wife Cornelia and married daughter Mrs Bobby Jo Parsons.37 words
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Article336 1972-05-25 5 United Press International Washington, Thursday— Senator Henry Jackson (Democrat) said yesterday that the Soviet Union was preparing to deploy a 50megaton ballistic missile with 25 times more explosive impact than any missile In the US arsenal. He said the new missile would be twice asUnited Press International - 336 words
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283 1972-05-25 5 United Press International Washington, Thursday.— A retired admiral testified yesterday that the military often stamps a secrecy label on Information to keep it from other services or to Influence public and Congressional opinion. Retired Rear Admiral Gene La Rocque told the House government informationUnited Press International - 283 words
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Article134 1972-05-25 5 Reuter Paris, Thursday. The six-nation Ceylon aid group yesterday agreed to continue its assistance at a level of around 1180 million this year. After a day-long meeting, the group decided that Ceylon still needed substantial amounts of external assistance, an official statement said.Reuter - 134 words
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Article226 1972-05-25 5 Bangkok, Thursday. Communist guerrillas in northern Thailand are stockpiling food supplies in preparation for an offensive against government forces, Lieut. General Samran Bhedayakul. commander of northern border region, said yesterday. General Samran said, however, that his troops had the situation well in hand. The trooDS were226 words
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Article41 1972-05-25 5 London, Thursday A new gulded-missile system for use on navy helicopters is being developed by the British Aircraft Corporation. The lightweight missile will provide long-range defence for frigates against attack by fast missile-car-rying patrol boats, hydrofoils and hovercraft.41 words
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308 1972-05-25 5 Reuter Blantyre, Thursday.—Mala wlan troops and police sealed off Blantyre's Chlleka Airport last night as the hijack drama of a South African airliner with five hostages on board continued with no sign of what the hijackers wanted. Access was narred to the airport terminalReuter - 308 words
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Article60 1972-05-25 5 Washington, Thursday The Senate commerce committee has approved a Bill requiring insurance companies to pay up to $375,000 in medical and job loss costs to car accident victims regardless of whose car is at fault. The Bill which now goes to the Senate, would require every60 words
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273 1972-05-25 5 Reuter Bangkok, Thursday. The concept of a canal across the narrow Kra Isthmus in Southern Thailand has become internationally more significant since joint claims by Indonesia and Malaysia that the Straits of Malacca are their territorial waters, according to an Influential private bank here.Reuter - 273 words
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Article63 1972-05-25 5 Washington, Thursday The biggest ship in the US merchant fleet, the 115,000ton Manhattan, will be used as a floating grain silo near Chittagong, in Bangladesh, it was announced yesterday. The giant tanker will anchor in the Bay of Bengal to enable officials to bypass the damaged63 words
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Advertisement43 1972-05-25 5 from 25 Points to 3.50 Carats at S2OO/- to 138,000/SMfeSta (I.L)U4. teste Gl3, Tanglin Shopping Centre Singapore 10. Tel: *****8 HEAO OFFICE S.P.H. DE SILVA (H.K.) LTO. 1/3, Central Building. Padder Street. Hong Kong. Superb Chinese Cuisine served in pleasant atmosphere ALL OCCASIONS43 words
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Advertisement37 1972-05-25 5 Cosmo 55's unique individualistic look is a trend setter. The perfect mod shape ;or ta^» off vVorks beautifully. Ticks accurately v. high precision movement. Titoni's Cosmo 5b is j' nytrstmer* for tomorrow's shape to con cosroo 5537 words
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464 1972-05-25 6 There was never any doubt that the majority of Africans in Rhodesia would reject the tentative peace settlement drawn up between London and Salisbury last November. The findings of the Pearce Commission have confirmed this. When the commission first set out to inquire whether464 words
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Article129 1972-05-25 6 •OTSfaaS* by ISPY The glut problem among Singapore's pig farmers seems to grow heavier. Their pigs keep on growing overweight, the longer they wait to go to market. After much ado, the farmers recently decided to go ahead and slaughter their overweight pigs first while holding129 words
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Article, Illustration1273 1972-05-25 6 PAKIR SINGH - Back in the kitchen —and this time things are easier for Tricky Dick PAKIR SINGH Following is the text of secret negotiations that took place between President Richard Millions Nixon of the United States and the Russian Communist Party boss Mr. Leonid Brezhnev, in the Kremlin's kitchen on Tuesday night:1,273 words
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Letters
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Article342 1972-05-25 6 MARIO VILLANUEVA - MARIO VILLANUEVA Immediate Past Chairman. S'pore Registered Tourist Guides Association. Singapore. I refer to the various statements by Mr. Chong Poh Tew of the Singapore Tourist Guides Association In New Nation over the last few days concerning the Tourist Promotion Board and registered tourist guides. Although I342 words
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Article83 1972-05-25 6 Since last year the eastern part of Toa Payoh East and a section of Lorong 7 have been used as a bus depot. Every night from 11.30 p.m. to 12.45 a.m. buses begin streaming into this depot Apart from the irritating noise of the dlesel engines,83 words
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Article52 1972-05-25 6 KOH LIAN HWI - KOH LIAN HWI With reference to the complaint headlined Another Rude Conductor by Disgusted, (NN, May 12). I would appreciate If the writer will let me have the registration number of the bus, date and time of incident and his genuine name and address for purpose52 words
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Article77 1972-05-25 6 DR. TSOI WING FOO - DR. TSOI WING FOO Af. Medical Superintendent, Woodbridre Hospital, Singapore, 19. I regret to having to protest to you about my picture being published In the special report on Woodbridge Hospital (NN. May 9). The picture was published without my permission and the photograph could not have77 words
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Article90 1972-05-25 6 CHRISTINA TAN - CHRISTINA TAN Recently, the Chinese programmes (Chinese Cinema) over TV have had no sub-titles. We who do not understand Cantonese or Mandarin but enjoy seeing Chinese films are thus at a loss. It is no use publishing the TV programmes stating "Chinese Cinema Tender Tears with90 words
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Article87 1972-05-25 6 We have been afflicted for some time by pigeons coming from a nearby compound to roost, live, breed and multiply in our roof. The excreta, urine, feathers and rubbish from their nests keep falling into our rooms and on our beds. It would appear that the departments87 words
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Article58 1972-05-25 6 MR. D.S. SAMUEL - MR. D.S. SAMUEL Head Education Dept., Ministry of Defence, Singapore, 10. I refer to the letter by M.S.S.M (NN May 19). If the writer would supply me with the vehicle number and date of the incident either by letter or phone (Tel: No. *****4, Ext. 2184), an58 words
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Advertisement88 1972-05-25 6 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. mT' *i> z tic! f T Sq m u=- w I Vf«,. m 4 Will not soften even at 500-550°F the destruc- tion point of petroleum oil. (Boiling water is only 212"F) Special BARDAHL additives give protection against88 words
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Miscellaneous0 1972-05-25 6 (<!`~&]&&)=!`<!!`?~>}:)])%)!`}-0 words
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817 1972-05-25 7 DICK WILSON, TAN CHER SOON - After looking at the ITT controversy, pyramid telling and the role of the multinationals in Singapore, New Nation concludes this four-part series with a look at takeovers. DICK WILSON and TAN CHER SOON report on the Slater Walker operation here, and JOHN HAY reports from817 words
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215 1972-05-25 7 Big business is here to stay. Until we form a world government, private industrialists and financiers will find ways of playing one national government off against another. At the worst, for example, a multinational company making watch movements in Singapore could sell them at215 words
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Article, Illustration513 1972-05-25 7 Mr. Ong Benf Seng is 26. He came to Singapore from Sabah at the age of four, and was educated at the Anglo-Chinese School. Later he went over to London- for his secondary and tertiary education in chartered insurance for eight years. Before joining Motor and513 words
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Article, Illustration626 1972-05-25 7 Britain, as a general rule, imposes no restrictions on takeovers of British firms by overseas companies or on foreign investment in Britain. In fact, overseas investment is warmly welcomed by the British Government and Treasury, and all sorts of lures such as help626 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration887 1972-05-25 8 Q: In view of the changing power balance in South-east Asia, do you foresee the emergence of a regional defence arrangement, either within ASEAN or separately from ASEAN, but an arrangement where the South-east Asian countries would co-operate in defence and security questions and problems without military887 words
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THE VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article315 1972-05-25 8 What other newspapers are saying: TEST FOR FUTURE OF THE FILM INDUSTRY: There have been rapid change* in i social cuscoms and practices in all countries since the end of World War n owing to the changes in time and circumstances. The more and more frequent poet-war315 words
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Article, Illustration198 1972-05-25 8 Radiant smiles greeted the 27-member Red Cross delegation from Australia as they went round the Red Cross Home for Crippled Children in Chang! yesterday. The delegation, which arrived from Malaysia on Monday, is here to strengthen friendship ties between the Red Cross Societies in Australia and198 words
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Article, Illustration864 1972-05-25 8 Leon Howell - From Leon Howell Trincomlee, the harbour with the lilting name, has been a magnet drawing alien powers to Ceylon for centuries. Tamil explorers and settlers from India probably came to Trincomalee 2500 years ago. A great Hindu temple to Konatha rested on864 words
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Article371 1972-05-25 8 Sunny Wee - By Sunny Wee Commuters between Singapore and Johore, especially the proprietors of lorry transport firms, are looking forward to any attempt to improve the flow of traffic across the Causeway. An official of the Sing Llan Trading and Transport Company said that sometimes the lorries were371 words
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Article84 1972-05-25 8 The Mountbatten Community Centre will hold a baby show on June 25 at 9 ajn. to promote understanding of childcare and motherhood. The contest Is divided Into three groups for babies from three months to 18 months. Competition forms are now available from the84 words
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Article38 1972-05-25 8 The Seameo Regional Centre for Educational Innovation and Technology (INNOTECH) will hold a combined certiflcate-awar-ding ceremony on June 3. The Ambassador of the Khmer Republic, Mr. Khong Roeum Lert Wongsanith, will present the certificates38 words
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Article194 1972-05-25 8 The former MSA secretary and legal adviser, Mr. Gerald Fernandez, should be out of Changi Prison by November. He will be entitled to a seven-month remission of his gaol term If he has been on "good behaviour" in gaol. But one consequence of his conviction for194 words
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Article117 1972-05-25 8 The Singapore Jaycees will start a tralnlng-within-industry course on jo b safety for its members on Monday. It alms to give members a better understanding of accident prevention and improvement of safetymeasures at their places of work. The course, which will be conducted by Labour Minlstrv117 words
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Miscellaneous336 1972-05-25 8 HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW SINGAPORE? Last Saturday's quiz photograph showed the air traffic control tower at Changi Airport The first prise of $15 goes to Mr. Quek Bak Song, an army officer, of Balestler Road. His entry was the first correct one opened by the Editor last night. The336 words
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MODERN OFFICE EQUIPMENT
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Article, Illustration1095 1972-05-25 9 Wee Beng Huat - NETWORK CAN BE WIRED TO ANY PART OF A BUILDING By Wee Beng Huat How would you like to work in a place where your boss is constantly keeping his eyes on you, watching every move you make, every second of your day at1,095 words
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319 1972-05-25 10 The in the examination" -h sfl 1 puzzling over a bunch of figures before him. He took out. his logarithm book, followed the line of figures copied them down on his paper, added, subtracted, divided and multiplied them up. And he finally came319 words
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Article, Illustration180 1972-05-25 10 In Singapore, you can buy most of these makes from departmental stores without having to pay more than $500. One leading brand (4 3/4 x 2 9/16 x 15/16 inches) is selling (for less than $500 nett. (And this one can operate and give correct answers180 words
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319 1972-05-25 10 tions. And all this mass of figures can be straightened out In milliseconds. The non-electronic conventional calculators will take seconds to add, subtract, multiply and divide. The speed, accuracy and great column capacity of figures make the electronic calculators indispensable to the modern-day319 words
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Article, Illustration1110 1972-05-25 10 Many offices can still run without the miniskirted secretary but certainly no miniskirted secretary can run the office without the clackety claking machine the typewriter. Walk into any office today and the first thing that you see will be this machine placed on the top1,110 words
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Article784 1972-05-25 11 MACHINES FOR RENT Like many of today's modern household items, the majority of the latest office equipment costing from thousands to millions of dollars can also be rented. According to one estimate, 70 to 80 per cent of the world's computers are working on the784 words
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Article, Illustration53 1972-05-25 11 "Hands off" document reproduction becomes a reality with the addition of the Automatic Document Feeder to the leading Rank Xerox product—the 3600 copier/duplicator with linked sorter. Up to 150 original documents at a time can be loaded into the ADF for automatic reproduction, sorting and53 words
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Article, Illustration931 1972-05-25 12 And old idea, but it's new to Singapore One of the latest techniques used to improve the efficiency of office management is through the use of visual aids. And one sucn method that Is finding its way into the Singapore market Is the movlgraph. What the931 words
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Article, Illustration257 1972-05-25 13 EVERYTHING DONE ELECTRONICALLY You already have instant food, instant coffee and tea. Now the latest in banking service is instant cash. All you have to do is to insert your card into a slot in the computerised machine, punch in your personal code number using257 words
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Article280 1972-05-25 14 In a giant computer room in the United States, a well polished abacus is being kept in a glass show-case in the middle of the room with a sign which says —"in case of emergency use this." This Is a tribute to the abacus an280 words
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Article, Illustration436 1972-05-25 14 But the abacus will stay side by side with the electronic brains for one important reason price. An abacus today costs no more than a few dollars while the cost of a computer runs from several hundred thousand dollars to millions. To the average businessman,436 words
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311 1972-05-25 14 in the lower section represents one. The abacus today is being used In China, Japan, India, the Soviet Union and In Malaysia and Singapore. Why would anyone want to use this abacus when all the answers can be obtained by just pressing a button on311 words
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Article, Illustration1435 1972-05-25 15 BIGGER USE OF MACHINES IN FIVE YEARS PREDICTED The first computer was introduced here in 1963. Today there are over 30 computers in the country, with over 200 organisations making use of their own computers or service bureau facilities owned by the bigger companies.1,435 words
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Article, Illustration1374 1972-05-25 16 What is the current concept of the modern day office? Is it the picture of a wall-to-wall carpeted room with a pretty secretary gracing the floor, polishing her nails, sipping coffee, waiting to take down the thoughts of her1,374 words
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235 1972-05-25 16 Many of the steel furniture found today in modern offices come from the local light industries which are turning out something like $7.2 million worth of equipment each year. And the demand tor local steel furniture is growing because of new offices coming up235 words
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Article, Illustration407 1972-05-25 17 Wee Beng Huat - COMPUTERS THINK FOR US By Wee Beng Huat The computer today with its million and one parts was not developed in a day or a year. Scientist thro ugh the years spent countless number of hours splitting the atom, chasing the electrons and cornering them to407 words
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Advertisement210 1972-05-25 9 I > p> is rj V c -n The 7000 reduces and duplicates originals to four sizes. To 85%, 75%, 70.7% or 61.5%. Or, size-for-size. At the speed of one a second. On ordinary bond paper. Both sides, too, if you want. (No need for costly sensitized paper). And, every210 words
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Article, Illustration457 1972-05-25 9 An easy-to-handle machine There I was standing in this cold room looking into a machine no bigger than an office table and being interrogated. The operator asked me: What year were you born, what month, and what date. I produced my identity card457 words
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Advertisement262 1972-05-25 10 H only Adam could have consulted IBM Man's fate is to be imprudent. That's why IBM data processing is invaluable for decision makers. Every minute of every dsy, businessmen are making decisions with far-reaching effects. The prudent man knows the wisest decisions can be made only after collecting and digesting262 words
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Advertisement496 1972-05-25 11 ..that's what the man said! mnd Mfmaln tur*s« Vh&SL v -%oMik MmM j --^i 5 \>& Hk.- <JL*' *XIO What better testimonial can there be than that of a satisfied user Need we say more We could, of course, add BLi ■Rv 4* r *<% .V I Sjlgr G0 3496 words
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Advertisement231 1972-05-25 12 UJe are keyed for flew Generation Furniture o C JJ 0 We now manufacture computer room furniture such as computer card-index cabinets, tape reel storage cupboards, card punch tables, card trays, tape trucks, sorter card racks and board wiring tables. mWRIEI|UMMNiNUMCniinS(S)nLinL FM) EAST DMSCN OF BENOOC CONSOUOKTED (NDUSTWES LMTED. AUSTRALIA.231 words
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Advertisement179 1972-05-25 12 AVERY label-makers with these exclusive features: *Single lever action-no jamming. *lnstant letter visibility. Avoids mistakes. and attractive. quality materialsDependable. SECRETARY 3/8" LABEL-MAKER Popular economical. Makes a perfect gift too. AVERY v- "•II MAKFO J* wmm m COMPACT LABEL- MAKER The versatile labelling system with Interchangeable Dials. Choice of 3/8" y179 words
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Advertisement23 1972-05-25 13 Solving problems •V ffe ti r 4t #vw SIT (Hr mm. m Solving giont six* problems using a dwarf size mochine—the mini cokulotor.23 words
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Advertisement213 1972-05-25 14 WHAT EVERY GOOD SECRETARY I I I M :Tl All copiers make sharp copies so what's special about 3M AND HERE ARE SOME OFTHE MACHINES 1. COPIES EVERYTHING From bound books, magazines, black and white and colour 4. LAMINATES Protects your originals forever from dust, grease and high usage r213 words
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Advertisement303 1972-05-25 15 Here's an electronic calculator that should cost more. But it doesn't! The UNITREX 1200 costs less than you think. This Is due to Its overwhelming popularity that gagga makes mass-production possible. You too can afford to calculate the benefits of owning the UNITREX 1200. Salient features: ♦ONE YEAR FULL GUARANTEE303 words
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Advertisement527 1972-05-25 17 O" 1 message is to call attention to one management J M#\ technique that has been frequently overlooked in the I l| IWII I past: VISUAL COMMUNICATION. Ii aL%*F W W mUam. if hi typical companies like yours, there are thousands y areas in which VISUAL COMMUNICATION can MIA II527 words
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Advertisement210 1972-05-25 17 a* V^V- SLE ✓2 SLE SAFE Made in England Fire and thief resisting, this safe is the supreme test to discourage even the master safe-breaker. A six-lever lock coupled with combination and equipped with protective drill resisting plate makes this the one safe which is doubly safe. You can trust210 words
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Article, Illustration6941 1972-05-25 18 A 19th CENTUKY POLITICAL IDEOLOGY AGENT OR PRODUCT OF HISTORICAL CHANGE? nationalism It an abstraction. If it is to Illuminate the study of nineteenth oeutuiy history it most therefore be defined. however, have been to agree on a definition and either use the term loosely, in statements such as6,941 words
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Advertisement70 1972-05-25 19 Nationalism, K. R. Minogue, Methuen. Nationalism, E. Kedourie. Nationalism, Its Meaning and History, H. Kohn, Anvil. t OI y Cavour and the Unification of Italy, M. Salvador!, Anvil. Cavotir and Goribaldi 1860, D. Mack-Smith, Cambridge. Modern* Germany, K. Pinson, Mocmillan. A Short History of Germany 1815-1945, E. J. Passant, Cambridge.70 words
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1143 1972-05-25 20 Mary Lee; V. S - The male box Presented by Mary Lee V.S. One of the side ef-* f ects of being married is that it involves this little exclusive social circle with a membership of two. Husbands and wives come in many guises1,143 words
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Article, Illustration139 1972-05-25 20 Wooden artifacts continue to hold a fascination for many who avidly collect these without a thought to their use. This range of hand-carved teak has coaster container and coasters, vase and candlestands which are too good to be put away though. Carving is so deeply139 words
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Article, Illustration134 1972-05-25 20 Stuffed toys are still the cuddly favourites of little children because they're so huggable, chewable and comfortable to hold to sleep almost like Linus' security blanket. These are very prettily covered with Thai cotton fabrics, of different designs to contrast the various parts of the animals' bodies and134 words
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Article90 1972-05-25 20 The perfect accompaniment to an exquisite dinner is a well chilled bottle of champagne. Be iter still, if pocket books allow for it, have two bottles, since this champagne bucket takes two comfortably. Stands 91 cm. tall, made of EPNS (nickel silver) heavily electro-plated to give it that}90 words
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Article, Illustration116 1972-05-25 20 RUTH MOSES - TALKING SHOP RUTH MOSES A neat little Idea from Denmark has found its way Into Singapore—a compact, 21 cm. by 26 cm. hanging pine box to stack away all your cutlery in, within sight and reach of the busy housewife. The box, called "Pantry" has116 words
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555 1972-05-25 20 fGOOuS I remember one very embarrassed s e ni or member of the community who had to be hospitalized for hiccups. This common and distressing malady can on occasion become Intractable and a matter of medical concern. Usually, however they are transient and555 words
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Article237 1972-05-25 20 Allied Cham S3 Alcoa 55 Am Btanfe 48 Am Ou S6% Am Motors AT A T 44 A P 7* Anaconda SOU Avon Pd Beth Steal SO* Boeing 22* Caterp Trae 57* Chrysler S3* Coca-Cola 130* Control Data 65* Corn CH Wlu 250* Dow Chem 02* DuPont237 words
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403 1972-05-25 20 Reuter Paris, Thursday President Nixon yesterday urged members of the 23-nation Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) to "erect a new international monetary system and make renewed progress towards a free and fair system of toade." In a special messageReuter - 403 words
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Article, Illustration173 1972-05-25 20 There were signs of recovery in the share market yesterday. Prices moved up marginally In many industrial, property and hotel counters though trading was relatively thin. First liners to rain included Inchcape, Haw Far, Cold Storare, Dunlop, Sim Darby, National Iron, Fraser and Neave and United Overseas Bank.173 words
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Article137 1972-05-25 20 The Hague, Thursday KLM Royal Dutch Airlines said yesterday It would soon cut its passenger fare for the Europe-Australia run to be able to compete with charter companies. Following a similar move by the Australian airline Qantas, KLM will reduce the return ticket137 words
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Article38 1972-05-25 20 A new public relations counselling agency, IMPACT Public Relations and Communications, has been set up In Singapore. The senior consultant at IMPACT, is Mr. Wilfred Shimmen, who has been In public relations for six years.38 words
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134 1972-05-25 20 The Asian Dollar market reached a record level of deposits equivalent to US$ll94 at the end of March, reliable sources reveal. This is more than double the volume a year ago. and well over five times the level of two years ago. Deposits134 words
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179 1972-05-25 20 United Press International New York, Thursday Prices closed with a slight gain yesterday in fairly active trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Glamours paved the way for the advance. The Dow Jones industrial average of 30 selected bluechip stocks was ahead 3.16 atUnited Press International - 179 words
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Article141 1972-05-25 20 Reuter London, Thursday Equities drifted lower on lack of Interest and at 3 pjn. the Financial Times index was down 0.7 at 533.2. Unilever, Beecham and Rank were among leaders to decline but Glaxo and P and O were higher. Watney Mann firmed on hopes of aReuter - 141 words
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Advertisement335 1972-05-25 21 ACCOMMODATION WANTED BRITISH COMPANY require detached house bungalow for Senior Director. Thomson/Andrew/Joan Road area preferred. Furnished/ /Unfurnished with terms negotiable and long lease desired. Please Tel: Mrs. Jockson *****4. BOOKS PUBLICATIONS SUBSCRIBE to the Young Students an exciting and very interesting magazine for students between 10—16 years. On sale at335 words
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Advertisement474 1972-05-25 21 FOR SALE FURGA DOLLS Imported from Italy. The most beoutiful doll; in the world with classic fancy dresse< or modern-designed outfits, talking and walking doljs. Also soft baby dolls just like a real baby. Visit Koco (Pte) Ltd., at Supreme House Basement, Penong Road, Tel: ***** (S'pore). NEW MODEL KAWAI474 words
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Advertisement451 1972-05-25 21 SINGAPORE NYLON CORP. (PTE) LTD. urgently requires INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEER/TECHNICIAN Applicants must have at least 5 years working experience in maintenance work of industrial instruments with electrical of electronic educational background. Salary will commensurate with education and experience. Suitably qualified persons are invited to apply, stating clearly their personal particulars451 words
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Advertisement520 1972-05-25 21 CHINESE TUITION for Secondary 3 and 4 by experienced lady teacher (University Graduate). Tel: S'pore *****. TRAVEL GUIDE MAYFLOWER TOURS' BATIK OVERLANDER Day Trip: Singapore to Kuala Lumpur (Every Monday) or Kuala Lumpur to Penang (Every Wednesday) $25/- (includes refreshments, cokes, and lectured tour enroute). Package tour to Kuala Lumpur520 words
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Advertisement250 1972-05-25 21 GLOBAL VAN LINES INC. Professional MONITOR LOUDSPEAKERS Demonstration At: AUDIO SERVICES 12 St. Gregory Place, Singapore 6. Tel: 3*l M 3 Open On Sundays 10 a.m.—4 p.m. APPOINTMENTS '-U'. HAS VACANCIES FOR: EXECUTIVES EXECUTIVE-TRAIN EES MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE REQUIRED At least Part II ACII or equivalent 3 years' experience250 words
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Advertisement194 1972-05-25 21 NOTICES SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB TENDER NOTICE PROPOSED NEW SWIMMING POOL COMPLEX AT UPPER THOMSON ROAD, SINGAPORE Tenders ore invited from P.W.D. registered Contractors under Fincncial Group exceeding $750,000/- for the erection and satisfactory completion of the above-mentioned works. Tender Documents, Bills of Quantities, Specifications can be collected from and194 words
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Article, Illustration843 1972-05-25 22 w 1 Brian Marks to win! So say the locker room conference boys and they should know. With all and sundry talking of the dally golf happenings the locker room gang don't miss a trick they get all the good oil. In last Sunday's match Brian843 words
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Article173 1972-05-25 22 Port Elizabeth, Thursday The England rugby team scored a thrilling 36-3 win aginst an African XV here yesterday in a match where the Africans, playing their first ever international on South African soil, put up a brave show. A 20,000 crowd in scorching heat saw a first173 words
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226 1972-05-25 22 Paris, Thursday— Argentinian 19-year-old Gulllermo Vilas starred with a crushing victory over Australian Kim Warwick as the final third round singles berths were filled at the French international tennis championships here yesterday. Vilas took an amazing 15 straight games to go from 3-3 in the226 words
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Article73 1972-05-25 22 London, Thursday.—The heavyweight fight between Muhammad All and A 1 "Blue" Lewis, scheduled for Dublin on July 26, has been brought forward one week to July 19, it was announced here yesterday. The fight, to be held in Roke Park, Is being used by All as a73 words
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Article, Illustration35 1972-05-25 22 Picture by Jerry SehPicture by Jerry Seh - 35 words
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442 1972-05-25 22 FOOTBALL Barcelona, Thursday Glasgow Rangers held off a late challenge from Moscow Dynamo to snatch a narrow 3-2 win and took the European Cup Winners Cup for the first time in their history here last night. The Scottish side, cheered on by 25,000442 words
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Article97 1972-05-25 22 Tokyo, Thursday—The results of the 11th day of the 15-day sumo tournament here yesterday. Asanoborl (5-6) beat Daiyu (2-9); Kurohimeyama (6-5) beat Kitanoumi (7-4); Nishlkinada (5-6) beat Yoshloyama (5-6); Dalju (7-4) beat Tochiisaml (3-8). Mutsuarashl (7-4) beat Futatsuryu (4-7); Toklbayama (6-5) beat Kotetsuyama (3-8); Takamiyama (7-4) beat97 words
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Article, Illustration748 1972-05-25 22 JACKIE SAM - By JACKIE SAM Although Indonesia remains on top of the badminton world by tradition, the game has entered the doldrums and it is now a matter of speculation whether they can scrape together a good team for Its Thomas Cup defence. Singapore and Malaysia's748 words
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679 1972-05-25 22 UPI Reuter London, Thursday Paceman David Colley stacked a claim for a place in Australia's Test team with a career best of five for 27 against Gloucestershire yesterday. Only rain prevented the tourists capitalising on great work by the New South Wales accounts executiveUPI; Reuter - 679 words
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Article149 1972-05-25 22 Jakarta, Thursday Two of four seeded players were beaten In the opening round of the first Jakarta Open badminton tournament last night with only four of the 12 International players from Thailand, Japan, Malaysia and Singapore surviving the first round of the men's singles. A major shock149 words
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Miscellaneous141 1972-05-25 22 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald SAVING OTHERS FROM THEMSELVES ISN'T MY BAG, VOC. BUT BETTINA'S SOMETHING ELSE. 1 LOOK AT HER AMP WHAT PO I 0 7 M i i i RIP KIRBY AULTS NEAR THAT PESK OVER THERE-' STAY AS LOW AS >OU CAN ANP TR/ TO PULL HIM141 words
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Article, Illustration2475 1972-05-25 23 SATURDAY CLASS 2 DIV. 4—6F ($9000 —$6300 TO WINNER) ***** FOREST JIM a (Income) Tan 7 9.00 ***** TIMOR MALAYSIA g (Sarawak) E Breukelen 7 ?.00 ***** BEAUTY BKAUTY a (Sui Sul) Jaafar 6 9.00 ***** BLAH BLAH a (Allied Ladles) Noordin 6 8.12 00 MUJOR2,475 words
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Article, Illustration452 1972-05-25 23 By Blue Peter Penang, Thursday Ken's Ecstacy showed sparkling form when he went like a winner in a 3f workout here this morning on a good track. With Johnny Wilson astride Ken's Ecstacy was never off his bit to cover the 3f in452 words
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Article474 1972-05-25 23 SCRATCHINGS SATURDAY RACE I: 2.15 pjn. CL 5 Div. 4 6F -Wallas, Taiwan Princess, Malaysia 11, Ocean Inn, Grand Gent, Golden Eagle, Even Say. RACE 2: 2.45 pjn. CL 5 Div. 3 6F Ma Petite, Eavesdropper. RACE 3: 3.15 pjn. CL 5 Div. 2 6F So Sorry474 words
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Article116 1972-05-25 23 London, Thursday. A match between Manchester United and a World Soccer XI is being planned next year as part of the testimonial for veteran United star Bobby Charlton, it was announced last night. Charlton, 34, who has played in a record 106 internationals for England, joined United116 words
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Article155 1972-05-25 23 Christchurch. New Zealand, Thursday. There may be no fence between the men and women athletes' quarters at the 1974 Commonwealth Games, due to be held here in 1874. Mr. Ron Scott, chairman of the organising committee, said in an interview on his return yesterday155 words
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Article40 1972-05-25 23 Tokyo, Thursday.—Yesterday's results In Japan's two professional baseball leagues:CENTRAL LEAGUE Hanshin 4 Hiroshima 2 Taiyo 5 Chunichl 4 Yomiuri 4 Yakult 3 (11 innings) PACIFIC LEAGUE Nankai 9 Nishitetsu 2 Toei 9 Kintetsu 1 Hankyu 12 Lotte 1040 words
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Miscellaneous282 1972-05-25 23 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 11 Word with head of heart. 12 Conjunction. 13 Unspecified amount 19 Salamanders 21 Go. African fox 24 Chilly. 25 Massenet opera. 26 Tarzan, for one 27 Lacking sense 28 Clotho, Laches is and Atropos. 29 Habituate 30 African river. 31 Sheen. 33 Suspicious Slang. 36 Pen282 words
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Article105 1972-05-25 24 Today is Thursday. May 25, the 146 th day of 1972 with 220 to follow. THE MOON: Approaching full phase. THE MORNING STARS: Mercury and Juolter. THE EVENING STARS: Venus, Mars and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Gemini. Poet RalDh Waldo Emerson was105 words
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Article52 1972-05-25 24 MEI LIN: It all seems so easy in Moscow swapping toasts and signing pacts. But are they achieving anything in real terms for peace. AH FOOK: It's what goes on behind the closed doors that really counts. And we ordinary folk may never be privy to those deals52 words
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Article41 1972-05-25 24 Israel Is looking for someone who won about $108,000 in the national lottery. The organisers, advertising unclaimed winning numbers worth $288,000 recently, warned that the six months In which prizes must be claimed Is running out.41 words
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Article25 1972-05-25 24 A 1921 Stanley Steamer fetched Asll,ooo when vintage cars from a museum were auctioned In Sydney recently. A 62-year-old roadster went for A*5,000.25 words
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Article, Illustration52 1972-05-25 24 Fun-loving Sofiah Sulaiman, 22, or better known as Jennifer, is an angler with a difference she is "fishing" around for Mr. Right. A part-time model and dress designer, she enjoys dancing and listening to music. She also loves travelling. Picture by Jerry Seh. Picture byPicture by Jerry Seh - 52 words
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355 1972-05-25 24 A Japanese political s c i e nt i st says the United States is experiencing a crisis of distrust and frustration because it has lost stable majority, ruling class and authority. "The fact is that the crisis is the work of355 words
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202 1972-05-25 24 Pedalling their way around Dutch style The Melbourne Herald Although the number of cars In Holland has doubled In five years to 2.6 million, the traditional Dutch bicycle Is still regarded as an absolute necessity. Of the 2.8 million households in Holland more than 2 million possess at least oneThe Melbourne Herald - 202 words
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Article665 1972-05-25 24 Soviet propagandists often observe that some dogs in America live better than many people. But the dogs in the Soviet Union these days are not doing badly, either. They even enjoy sufficient status to be eligible for free medical care just as humans are.665 words
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Advertisement133 1972-05-25 24 impressive gift fjt designed and engraved in Paris. Place Vendome by Parker. Here is truly fine jewelry that writes... designed and engraved in Paris by Parker craftsmen, then sheathed in 20-micron 16K gold or 30-micron silver plate. The distinctive patterns of Parker's Place Vendome writing instruments reflect their French heritage,133 words
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Miscellaneous470 1972-05-25 24 5 Singapore 3.00 Opening and Where the Heart Is 3.20 For the Family (C) 3.45 It's Happening In Singapore (C—Rpt) 4.05 Housewives' Matinee —Double Matrimony (Cantonese Film, Pt. 2—English subtitles) 4.50 Close 6.05 Opening and Dr. Who 6.30 News in Brier (E) 6.35 What Others Say 6.55 Fury—Killer Stallion 7.25470 words
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Miscellaneous704 1972-05-25 24 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are by nature a quiet and retiring person, somewhat Inclined to actual shyness in the presence of strangers. Even so, you are not at all reluctant to display your talents and Intellectual abilities when you are among friends and704 words
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