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Title Section15 1972-06-10 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Saturday evening, June 10, 1972 No. 428 Price 15 cents NEW NATION15 words
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Article245 1972-06-10 1 UPI, Reuter Saigon, Saturday Giant USB-52 heavy bombers struck three times yesterday and early today within 23 miles of Saigon in the closest raid to the capital in nearly three years, the US command said today. The 852s also conducted three raids inside North VietnamUPI, Reuter - 245 words
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Article14 1972-06-10 1 Police reported 52 accidents yesterday. Five we r.e serious and pne fatal.14 words
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Article, Illustration298 1972-06-10 1 PM's squash fans miss out A spokesman for the Australian Prime Minis te r, Mr. William McMahon, today said that Australia wants to normalise relations with China and is prepared to recognise Peking. But, he emphasised, Australia would not break its relations298 words
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Article244 1972-06-10 1 V.K. Chin - Anti-Red operation mishap By V.K. Chin Kuala Lumpur, Saturday An army officer was accidentally shot and seriously wounded by one of his men duri n g an operation against communist terrorists in the Sungei Siput area in Perak yeseterday morning He was identified as Second Lieutenant Ibrahim244 words
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Article53 1972-06-10 1 Jakarta, Saturday.—lndonesia announced today that its navy patrol boats had sunk two foreign ships in the South China Sea which tried to smuggle guns to communist guerrillas in West Borneo last October. A navy spokesman said the action had not been reported until now because of political53 words
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Article159 1972-06-10 1 United Press International Belfast, Saturday Protestant militants erected barricades, of burning vehicles in widely scattered areas of Belfast early today. sealing off large Protestant sections of the capital. It was a new show of Protestant strength designed to pressure security forces into taking action against CatholicUnited Press International - 159 words
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117 1972-06-10 1 Kuala Lumpur Saturday. —An exchange of goodwillstudy tours between Malaysian and Singapore youth will help promote better understanding and closer fellowship between the two countries, Malaysia's Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Dato Hamzah bin Abu Samah, said. He said this in welcoming117 words
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Article51 1972-06-10 1 Taipeh, Saturday. Nationalist China's new Premier Chiang Ching-Kuo has banned government officials from going to nightclubs, dance halls, bars and girlie restaurants. The official central news agency said yesterday that Premier Chiang told his regular Cabinet meeting yesterday that no "public functionaries" could enter such places of51 words
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Article494 1972-06-10 1 He has little to beat in Race 2 From Blue Peter, Kuala Lumpur, Saturday Adaster was freely tipped on the course as a past-the-post proposition in Race 2 today. Punters can Ignore hispoor showing last week when he failed to finish on board after Deing494 words
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189 1972-06-10 1 United Press International New York, Saturday A bomb threat against a chartered commercial je 11 in er carrying Senator George McGovern and 37 others forced the Democratic Party presidential contender to slide down an emergency chute at Pittsburgh's international airport yesterday.United Press International - 189 words
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Article50 1972-06-10 1 Karachi, Saturday.— Industry came to a Standstill in Karachi yesterday after two davs of armed clashes between mill workers and police in which 15 people were reported killed and several wounded. Yesterday's industrial shutdown was in protest against what labour leaders described as police brutality against workers.50 words
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Advertisement98 1972-06-10 1 inSIDE TODRV PACE 4. Camera on Concorde. PACE 5: |TC to pay 5228.000 property tax for shipyards. PACE 7: Restaurant and entertainment guide. PACE 9: Happiness IS meeting a helpful Frenchman: Betty L. Khoo discovers Paris. PACE 14: Pact spells more trade with Australia. PACE 17: Full Test report. PACE98 words
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Advertisement9 1972-06-10 1 NEW NATION RACING SI'KCIAI, OUT AT 6.30 P.M. TODAY!9 words
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Advertisement36 1972-06-10 1 See 8 t The t Jfskn b r .1 QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY FROM MARKS SPENCER OF GREAT BRITAIN Open Every Sunday 10.30 a.m.-5 p.m. Ground Floor, John Little's Building, Raffles Place, Singapore 1.36 words
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Miscellaneous19 1972-06-10 1 Weather Singapore's weather forecast from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.— isolated showers in the early afternoon. See Pace Two19 words
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226 1972-06-10 2 Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. TTie Minister of Tech nology, Research and Local Government. Dato Ong Kee Hui. yesterday singled out rehousing of squatter families as the most pressing problem in Kuala Lumpur. "We still have a large number of people living in squatter houses." he226 words
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Article29 1972-06-10 2 The Shangri-La Hotel, which set up a wishing well during the Easter weekend to collect funds for v a rio us children's homes, raised over $270 from donations.29 words
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Article, Illustration136 1972-06-10 2 Two Singapore students, Lee Hsien Loong, 19, and his sister Wei Ling, 16, yesterday became the youngest people in the world to fly in a supersonic transport aircraft at twice the speed of sound. Hsien Loong and Wei Ling, two of Prime Minister Mr. Lee KuanPicture bv Steven Lee - 136 words
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Article66 1972-06-10 2 The Post Office Savings Bank opened 7100 new accounts for depositors last month bringing the number to a new high of 580,500. Deposits exceeded withdrawals by $1 million during the month and the total amount standing to the credit of depositors is now $104 million. Five thousand66 words
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Article164 1972-06-10 2 Our exports affected The monthly export of some 200 psittacine and mynah birds from Singapore to the United States is likely to be curtailed with the introduction of stricter health regulations by the American authorities. The US Health Department said the regulations are aimed at164 words
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Article115 1972-06-10 2 The former Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education, Inche Mohamed Ghazali bin Ismail, is now a businessman. The 34-year-old MP (Aljunled) and one-time newsman relinquished his Parliamentary Secretary's post last week. He said in his new office at Amber Mansion yesterday: "I am the115 words
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89 1972-06-10 2 Tuan Haji Ya'acob Mohamed, Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office and MP for Kampong Übi, will give away scholarships to students at the Kampong Übi Sports and Cultural Centre tomorrow at 10 a.m. Five of the scholarships are at university level, three at89 words
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Article36 1972-06-10 2 Tokyo, Saturday. Japanese seamen yesterday agreed to extend their 57-day-old strike until at least June 21 to press for wage increases. About 1000 ships are now tied up at 53 ports throughout the country.36 words
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Article50 1972-06-10 2 Mr. S. Rajaratnam, the Foreign Minister, will open the newly converted library of the United States Information Service in Hill Street on Monday. To be called the Resource Centre, it will be open to the public from next Friday. Membership is open to everyone over 18.50 words
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Article51 1972-06-10 2 Beirut, Saturday.—A man threw a chisel at the Lebanse Prime Minister Mr. Saeb Salam, as he approached parliament house yesterday for a debate on his government's policy. The chisel thrown from about 40 feet away missed Mr. Salam. Police detained a nomad Bedouin who lives in51 words
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Advertisement287 1972-06-10 2 (See Pages 4 and 6.) WONDERFUL COPENHAGEN See it first. It's part of the different Europe. Copenhagen. Wherever else you plan to go in Europe don't miss Copenhagen. It's the perfect start to a European holiday. A city of friendliness and fun. And the perfect centre for quick visits to287 words
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Advertisement83 1972-06-10 2 2 9 i Treat your Family g I and Friends to J real Japanese food Served in typical Japanese setting Steak (Your table is your Kitchen.') Tempura. Sukiyaki, Sushi, Table Bar-B-Q Tatami Room (for 3-25 persons) Open 7 days a week for Lunch and Dinner <Singapore 03C0V-1 4th floor. Supreme83 words
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Miscellaneous696 1972-06-10 2 HRPPEVIinCS WH T A o T D S Ar ON Mr. Hon Sui Sen, the PERSONALITY course orFinance Minister, will at- ganised by the YWCA at tend the first ANNIVER- its Outram Road premises SARY CELEBRATION DIN- from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Afhteti!' The ADULT EDUCATION Cummins StSet BOARD696 words
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Miscellaneous97 1972-06-10 2 mm Temperatures in world capitals yesterday: Kuala Lumpur 33-24 C. Jakarta 33-24 C. Bangkok 32-25 C. Hong Kong 27 C. Manila 30-23 C. Seoul 28-16 C. Tokyo 27-22 C. Naha 28-21 C. London 15-10 C. Paris 18-10 C. Moscow 20-10 C. New York 22-15 C. San Francisco 18-10 C. Sydney97 words
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Article, Illustration365 1972-06-10 3 An American drug rehabilitation counsellor today warned local ganja abusers that most of the addicts who are hooked on hard drugs in the US, started off on "pot." Mr. Ken Overstreet, here to attend the Christian youth convention now on at the St.365 words
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Article234 1972-06-10 3 Local contractors today welcomed the move by the government to prohibit the export of granite and sand from Singapore. The prohibition, with immediate effect, is aimed at conserving building raw materials to meet the expanded domestic requirements of the building boom. Several contractors feel that234 words
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Article36 1972-06-10 3 The Singapore Armed Forces will carry out a demolition exercise at the Southern Islands Live Firing Range at Pulau Senang next Wednesday. Demolition materials will be used. The public is warned to keep clear.36 words
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Article, Illustration422 1972-06-10 3 The extension of Upper Cross Street to link New Bridge Road to Havelock Road near Pulau Saigon has been completed by the Public Works Department and will be opened to traffic on Sunday at 9 a.m. Motorists who want to reach422 words
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320 1972-06-10 3 Dogs have always been called man's best friends and Errol and Ira von Furstenfeld, two 11-year-old dobermann pinschers. proved no exception. Both Errol and his mate Ira died within a few weeks of each other pining for their mistress, Miss Catherine Koh, 22, of320 words
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Advertisement383 1972-06-10 3 When you buy a TV, there are a lot of things to think about. And (Hie thing to worry about. r --vHniimiimtiißi i■ naaiwr" i Deluxe Model T-81D with 20-inch screen*. *Picture tube measured diagonally. No doubt you think about things like screen size, cabinet design and price. But you383 words
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Miscellaneous114 1972-06-10 3 EMMS Today's winning number *****7 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 identity114 words
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Article, Illustration481 1972-06-10 4 Wee Beng Huat - Will it fly here again —on a regular commercial basis? CAMERA ON SINGAPORE Wee Beng Huat The Concorde is here. It will be gone tomorrow. Will it be here again on a regular commercial visit that is? This is the question that Is stirring a considerable amountPICTURES: Ali Yusoff - 481 words
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Advertisement23 1972-06-10 4 LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONS/! -4 4 a* 9 'J 5& design 44 •ViVv design 42 M design 50 swingiesrsnoes hit the market! I evair byiSa^a23 words
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216 1972-06-10 5 Students from Nanyang University and the University of Singapore are getting loads of on-the-job experience in factories and offices during their long vacation. Students counsellor Mr. Ong Teck Hong said 85 Nantah students had found jobs in 30 private and public establishments.216 words
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Article23 1972-06-10 5 The Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment Band will perform at the MacRitchie Reservoir Park tomorrow from 5.30 pm to 6.30 p.m.23 words
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308 1972-06-10 5 Tan Cher Soon - By Tan Cher Soon Jurong Town Corporation has agreed to pay $228,000 in property tax on behalf of 22 shipyards and slipways in Kallang. The firms, located on the eastern bank of the Geylang River, have been told by the Income Tax Department to308 words
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Article221 1972-06-10 5 Mr. K. K. Ching, the president of the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers (SASAR) has urged members to adopt new techniques to give shipowners quality workmanship at competitive prices. "SASAR members must try to maintain their integrity by complying with the contract agreements," he said.221 words
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Article134 1972-06-10 5 The following candidates have passed the First Year (Supplementary) Examination for the degree of LL.B. held in May 1972: Bhasy, Sudha (Miss); Chong Choi Mun (Miss); Diong Mei Hong (Miss); Krishnan s/o Gopalan; Ponnuduray, Kalavathy (Miss); Tan Mui Leng, Magdeline (Miss); Tok Hoon Kwang, Stephen; Sarada Devi134 words
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Article, Illustration110 1972-06-10 5 Puddicat (left) and Pushkin, two brighteyed kittens, were rescued from a drain by New Zealander Mr. J. Kerr about a year ago. Now the two furry ones are "homeless" again. Mr. Kerr had to leave the kittens behind when he went abroad. Before he110 words
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Advertisement85 1972-06-10 5 INSPECTION WELDING STEEL WORKS in troduces ANOTHER BATCH OF PORTABLE HOUSES MANUFACTURED AND DESTINED FOR INDONESIA. EVEN THE BARGE WHICH THEY ARE SHIPPED ON, WAS BUILT BY US. WE CATER FOR ALL THE OIL INDUSTRY'S NEEDS. INCLUDING TANK CONSTRUCTION, BARGE CONSTRUCTION, PIPE FABRICATION AND SUPPLY OF CODED ASME AND API85 words
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Miscellaneous328 1972-06-10 5 Last Tuesday's picture quiz photograph showed the roof-top of Hakka Thien En Thong Methodist Church in Evelyn Road. The first prize of $15 goes to Mr. Paul Lee, a clerk, of Toa Payoh. His entry was the first correct one opened by the Editor last night. The next correct answers328 words
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Article362 1972-06-10 6 10 ordered to be detained Reuter Bonn, Saturday Ten young Czechoslovaks accused of hijacking a plane and killing the pilot at the controls were ordered to be detained in Weiden, West Germany, yesterday. After a hearing of several hours, three magistrates ordered pre-trial detention ofReuter - 362 words
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401 1972-06-10 6 Reuter Geneva, Saturday.—The International Air Trans port Association (lATA), which groups world airlines, said vesterdav It hoped pilots would not stage their threatened worldwide 24-hour stoppage of air services on June 19 to support demands for anti-hijacking measures. But It added that it supportedReuter - 401 words
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Article37 1972-06-10 6 London, Saturday. Railway union leaders last night agreed to re-open pay talks with the staterun British railway system on Monday raising hopes that threatened disruption of train services from next Wednesday can be averted.37 words
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238 1972-06-10 6 Reuter Washington, Saturday.— Senator Edmund Muskie said yesterday that he intended to continue his campaign for the presidency, dashing speculation that he would switch his forces to leading Democratic contender Senator George McGovern. A Muskie switch to Senator McGovern would have allReuter - 238 words
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183 1972-06-10 6 Reuter Dublin. Saturday An Irish Judge yesterday defferred his decision in the case of the housewife who is suing the Irish Government for denying her the right to use contraceptives. After listening to two dan& of constitutional arguments In the Dublin High Court, Mr.Reuter - 183 words
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169 1972-06-10 6 New York, Saturday. A Philippine attache and a 61-year-old Chinese merchant were sentenced to 10 years' Jail yesterday for smuggling 341b. of heroin into the United States. The defendants, Domingo Canieso, 59, formerly Philippine attache for administration in the Vientiane embassy in Laos,169 words
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Article31 1972-06-10 6 London, Saturday.— The Sultan of Brunei. Sir Hassanal Bolklah, arrived here yesterday for a three-week stay and talks with British government officials on future relations between the two countries.31 words
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Article, Illustration258 1972-06-10 6 United Press International New York, Saturday. Elvis Presley said yesterday his gyrating performances of 15 years ago, which shocked thousands of parents and got him censored below the waist on television, were "tame compared to what they're doing now." "All I did was jiggle," Presley,United Press International - 258 words
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Article45 1972-06-10 6 Buenos Aires, Saturday. —Bomb explosions In seven Argentine cities yesterday marked the 16th anniversary of an abortive coup organised by supporters of ousted strongman President Juan Peron. Police reported 28 separate blasts, four In Buenos Aires. No casualties were reported.45 words
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Article, Illustration78 1972-06-10 6 The Minister for Defence, Dr. Goh Keng Swee (right) is congratulated by one of the Concorde officials, Mr. Bill Ford after his trip in a Concorde over the South China Sea yesterday. Looking on is Lord Cole, chairman of Rolls Royce, whose engines power the supersonic airliner Dr.78 words
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Article375 1972-06-10 6 Reuter Saigon, Saturday. One of the highest. ranking United States civilian ad visers in South Vietnam. Mr. John Paul Vann. died last night when his hell copter plunged to earth in flames. He was flving to the embattled Central Highlands city of Kontum. in whoseReuter - 375 words
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Article64 1972-06-10 6 Hong Kong, Saturday.— China reported today a surplus in its grain production. The New China News Agency said China today was self-sufficient in grain and the task of ending grain shipment from the south to the north had be*un to be materialised. Hopei, Shantung and Honan. three provinces64 words
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Article23 1972-06-10 6 Moscow. Saturday.— The Soviet Union yesterday launched number 492 in its series of Cosmos artificial satellites, Tass News Agency said.23 words
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212 1972-06-10 6 Reuter Cape Town, Saturday Police swinging batons and fists charged demonstrators standing outside a Johannesburg university yesterday in the latest Incident of a week's bitter conflict between South African students and police. South African Police Minister, Mr. Louwrens Muller, yesterday accused other students who fledReuter - 212 words
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135 1972-06-10 6 Reuter Stockholm, Saturday. China, emerging as a key figure at the UN Environment Conference here, yesteraay indicated that it would raise the sensitive issue of US ecological warfare in Vietnam during todays proceedings. The Chinese are due to address the general debate again followingReuter - 135 words
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Advertisement137 1972-06-10 6 M w Jyj V* *4 &_*>** 4 vi m SELSUN ACTS QUICKLY... TO CONTROL DANDRUFF SELSUN CONTROLS SYMPTOMS.. RELIEVES ITCHING CLEANS THE SCALP W ANO WHISKS AWAY UNSIGHTLY OANDRUFF FLAKES. V SEISUN IS EFFECTIVE.. IS CONTROLS THE MOST STUBBORN DANDRUFF EFFECTIVE EVEN WHERE OTHER TREATMENTS V HAVE FAILED MEDICALLY PROVEN137 words
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Advertisement137 1972-06-10 6 SHAH'S BEACH MOTEL m MALACCA'S LEADING MOTEL bmlntM H||| U ft* JutOTtL far vnii JLaca" with *£5" legendary, exciting. MOTEL Mo-front you ~~I. r x on ,#rr ce low Nw sun, swim, go boating, or }ust wclk down the Golden Beoch. This is your a room come true. 5 LUX137 words
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Article, Illustration458 1972-06-10 7 Peter Ong - Restaurant Entertainment J X, GUIDE j i A By Peter Ong We Singaporeans are a pampered lot. Pampered, at least by the hotels. Nobody's complaining, though. In fact, the people who visit the hotels are pleased about it. They're really lucky. Luckier than their458 words
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806 1972-06-10 7 WENDY HUTTON - EATING OUT WITH WENDY HUTTON We're becoming so accustomed to international food festivals these days that a Malaysian food festival doesn't sojund very exotic. After food from Germany, Portugal, Holland and the Philippines, for example, the food of our nearest neighbour is just like806 words
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Advertisement477 1972-06-10 7 1 'm r> k m n Reservations Tel *****3 Te see is to believe/ Never e dull moment. TTTffffmmvw*** jA VII IAM Kr MvlLll/n DRD SAVOUR THE GRACIOUS EATING DRINKING HABITS OF YESTERYEAR SPECIALITIES OF THE HOUSE Grilled Steak with Vegetables Jehova Dish Superb Seafood Mixed Grill. A Real Meal477 words
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Advertisement44 1972-06-10 7 Cgido^ ITALIAN RESTAURANT 81 DISCOTHEQUE DINE 81 DANCE IN AN INTIMATE ATMOSPHERE RESTAURANT Open Daily LUNCH: 12 noon to 3 p.m. DINNER: 6 p.m. to Midnight SUNDAYS: Open for dinner only DISCOTHEQUE Open Daily from 7 p.m. 91, Tanglin Road, Singapore, 10. Tel: *****544 words
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Advertisement19 1972-06-10 7 Food and Drinks—chilling your wine See Page 12. W1 r tiuftut TONIGHT MARIONNETTES EMPIRE m m STARS TAIWA* EQZ219 words
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Advertisement217 1972-06-10 7 If music bethefood of love but you also love your food -come to the SQITOSfI BRflss€Rl6 Here you can select your favourite dishes from a fabulous Inter-Continental menu that includes some very special favourites from Mexico and Spain. AH are prepared under the personal supervision of our great chef, Paul217 words
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413 1972-06-10 8 While both unionists and managers have recommended that works councils should be speedily established in Singapore, concrete action on their part will be needed if the suggestion is to progress beyond the stage of mere lip service. Works councils offer the hope of a413 words
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Article51 1972-06-10 8 Not all old folks have com p 1 e tely understood what is involved in going metric. Imagine the looks of disbelief and shock that will be registered on the faces of those who turn grandparents and are told by proud parents that the grandchild is 3.551 words
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Article90 1972-06-10 8 Soccer enthusiasts in Singapore are ready for all the possible excuses on the poor showing of the Singapore team at the Jakarta Anniversary Soccer Tournament. Some say that they will be open-minded on Singapore's performance at the Merdeka Tournament in Kuala Lumpur next month. But come the90 words
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Article, Illustration851 1972-06-10 8 JACKIE SAM - JACKIE SAM The International Press Institute (IPI), an august body of editors and publishers from around the world, has come up with one of the most novel proposals yet for the betterment of this world. A resolution, reportedly accepted with851 words
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Letters
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Article273 1972-06-10 8 J. G. AUTON - J. G. AUTON Managing Director, Ford Motor Co. (Pte.) Ltd. Singapore, 21. I refer to the article headlined Ford Slashes Prices of Two Models (NN, May 31). The retail price of Caprls in Singapore has not been changed since June 1971. These prices have remained stable273 words
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Article200 1972-06-10 8 HENG SWEE TONG - HENG SWEE TONG Chairman, Workers' Party, Singapore, 6. I wish to refer to an article in NN May 30 headlined Rule on In-door Rallies Criticised. I was asked to comment on this matter by your reporter Tan Cher Soon-and I would like to make some clarifications. With200 words
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Article226 1972-06-10 8 MOHD. SULAIMAN - MOHD. SULAIMAN I visit the beach at Laborador quite frequently. I normally go there in the evenings for a stroll, some exercise and meditation. I have chosen the site largely because of the quiet surroundings which allow contemplation. I have been going there for the past six226 words
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Article197 1972-06-10 8 It was just a few months back that I read in the Press of an appeal for an overhead bridge at the 3rd mile Thomson Road near Chancery Lane, as churchgoers to the Novena find it difficult to cross the busy road. On Saturdays the volume of197 words
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Article108 1972-06-10 8 BERNARD LEE - BERNARD LEE For the large number of residents In Princess Elizabeth Estate, Hill view Estate and Bamboo Orove Park, the transport facility served by a single bus No. 173 is inadequate, both in frequency and capacity. Owing to the irregular bus service, many people do not wait108 words
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Article39 1972-06-10 8 Now that the teachers, policemen, lab technicians and nurses have got'their salary revisions. I wonder when will the clerks get theirs? I understand that the present scales are more than 20 years old. TLH, Singapore, 3.39 words
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Article132 1972-06-10 8 CHRIS H. K. TAN - CHRIS H. K. TAN Asst. Secretary, Public Relations. Housing Development Board, Singapore, 2. I refer to the letter under the heading Farm affected by government plan by Concern (NN May 30). The writer may wish to know that the Board is currently taking action to resettle132 words
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Article67 1972-06-10 8 The whole stretch of _road from Jardine Steps to the junction of Telok Blangah Road is covered with mud and dirt. Construction work is going on in the port area but that does not mean that we should forget to keep the port clean and pollution67 words
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Advertisement86 1972-06-10 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, CJPO, Singapore, 1. THE PURCHASE OF DIAMOND JEWELLERY IS A MATTER OF CONFIDENCE The prospective customer must have implicit trust in the jeweller since there is no fixed rule for standardizing Qualities. We offer our customers the assurance they expect. Our86 words
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Miscellaneous87 1972-06-10 8 •I if m P i n m mmmm wm mim>h mMt W* a «=s LI !/4^<: H »V x <* §Mi II! HH m i e *>. 5K wMfMWmMimMk' wmm^M m tk\* i f/'jwWM m «i ir IS i i '■V i 'H W?A 111 wmm% Sm ■■■■ItlSllj pi WMmM87 words
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SATURDAY REVIEW
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Article, Illustration2073 1972-06-10 9 BETTY L. KHOO - Happiness is meeting a helpful Frenchman BETTY L. KHOO discovered this when she got lost during her lonely romp through Paris streets. BETTY L. KHOO Although I avoid coach tours if I can help it, one has to take a coach tour to explore the French countryside. SeeingSKETCHES: Yuloonching - 2,073 words
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Article710 1972-06-10 10 Interesting, but how relevant to the contemporary crisis? REASON AND PRACTICE, by Kai Nielsen. Harper and Row, 533 pages, US$10. KWA CHONG GUAN This is another of the burgeoning introductory survey texts on the field of philosophy. But there is a slight difference, according to the author. Where710 words
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Article, Illustration673 1972-06-10 10 Story of the Mafiia nets former artist a fortune LANA WELLS in New York talks to Mario Puzq, author of THE GODFATHER. Melbourne Herald Mario Puzo says he had never met an "honest to-goodness" gangster when he wrote The Godfather, his book about the Mafia. But theMelbourne Herald - 673 words
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Article536 1972-06-10 10 THIRTY DAYS TO A MORE POWEaRFUL VOCABULARY: This book by Wilfred Funk and Norman Lewis provides a challenging way to build up your vocabulary. It does not follow a dictionary style rather it tries to make you expand your word power by searching for the right536 words
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Article, Illustration71 1972-06-10 10 The myriad facets of fortune telling and its symbols ire presented in this attractive cover. In this edition, Count Louis Hamon's originnal text is expanded to include case histories of such notable people as Picasso and Cassius Clay. Readers can work out their own predictions and71 words
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Article332 1972-06-10 10 Only the Japanese voice missing MODERN JAPANESE POETRY, translated and compiled by Edith Marcombe Shiffert and Yuri Sawa, 195 pages, US$6.05. LIKE HAIKU, by Don Raye, 76 pages, US$4.15, Charles E. Tuttle. SALLY BACKHOUSE. Many years ago, my teacher used to set as weekend homework the task of332 words
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433 1972-06-10 10 WHITE MULE, By William Carlos Williams. Penguin Modern Classics, 234 pages 35 new pence. PHILIP DE SOUZA Mr. William's story revolves around a couple of migrants from Norway—Joe and Gurlie Stetcher who have committed themselves to the American subcontinent. They find great433 words
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1150 1972-06-10 11 EDGAR KOH - f CINEMA EDGAR KOH The standard of the cinema here has fallen. Almost everyone now agrees on this. The serious cinemagoer's grouse that films exhibited here have become atrocious has all along been drowned by the din of Italian western gunfire, drowned in1,150 words
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694 1972-06-10 11 EDGAR KOH - f SIGHT SOUND EDGAR KOH British TV comedies have become more popular not only with viewers in Britain but all over the world. There is a fair following in Singapore too, judging from the numerous viewers' inquiries received by RTS regarding the present694 words
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387 1972-06-10 11 VIOLET OON - f ART VIOLET OON Artists trained in the fine arts tradition usually have a disdain for commercial art. But not Chieu Shuey Fook who believes that he has learnt a lot in his 15 years in an advertising agency. He said: "Commercial art involves a387 words
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Article271 1972-06-10 11 VIOLET OON - THEATRE VIOLET OON One of music's rare complete artists, Jorg Demus. will give a piano recital at the Cultural Centre on Monday at 8 p.m. He is equally at home as a recitalist, as a soloist with more than 70 major orchestras throughout the world271 words
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Article, Illustration423 1972-06-10 12 BRIDGE GRAND SLAM V In competitive bridge, the Contract of 6C is rarely bid among all the slams, because of two reasons. In a pairs duplicate event, the scoring method weighs heavily in favour of a contract of 3 NT made with two or three overtricks and423 words
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Article, Illustration303 1972-06-10 12 f STAMPS PHILATELIST V J Many countries have printed and issued special miniature sheets of commem orat i ve stamps. Up to recently, the issue of these miniature sheets was more widespread in European countries and Japan. Countries belonging to the British Commonwealth were rather slow to catch303 words
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Article, Illustration563 1972-06-10 12 LI PO - f FOOD/DRINK LI PO An ice bucket is simply what it says, a bucket to put ice in so that a wine may be chilled to the appropriate temperature. They are not always the easiest things to come by here but your wine merchant563 words
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Article, Illustration683 1972-06-10 12 PANG KWOK LEONG - CHESS PANG KWOK LEONG The world match between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer has finally been confirmed for July 2. The game was in the balance when Fischer made sosae financial demands on the organisers in Belgrade. His threat to boycott the match caused a683 words
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623 1972-06-10 12 Los Angeles Times New York, Saturday The beauty of Joan Baez's voice is so welldocumented that the significant thing about her new album is her continued growth as a songwriter. Though she wrote several of the tunes in her recent "Blessed are.Los Angeles Times - 623 words
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Advertisement108 1972-06-10 10 DESCENT f INTO HELL OR THE WALLED CITY OF KOWLOON It is an accident of history a bit of no-man's lana in the heart of Hong Kong. It was set aside in treaties between Imperial China and Britain way back in 1898 to protect the homes of highly placed Chinese108 words
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Advertisement43 1972-06-10 10 Available fhfuughout Malays 6 S<ngapore from Vour i n Look tor the Sign ot it* Times TIMES DISTRIBUTORS SDN BHD MAIL ORDER DIVISION times mouse river valley road Singapore 9 'TO? Be C00k,,, CAKES AND BAKING I enclose Cheque Money Oder toe #ree43 words
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Advertisement118 1972-06-10 11 EXPERTS AGREE...THE DYNACO SPEAKER HAS THE BEST TRANSIENT > ***** i perpair DYNACO A-25 STEREO REVIEW, JUNE 1969 The tone-burst measurements also confirmed our listening tests... In the hundreds of tone-burst measurements we have mode, we have found a few instances where a speaker was slightly better than this one118 words
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Advertisement212 1972-06-10 11 K > 'J I 1 h s Cine Projector S-400 auto zoo* 018 sv V AtMj Movie-making won't ever be the samel Canon's revolutionary Auto Zoom 518SV Super 8 Converter Lenses A lot of wild and colorful things are changing the home moviemaking scene. Colors are brighter, action is faster,212 words
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Advertisement340 1972-06-10 12 Advertisement V GARDEN NEWS HOW AND WHAT TO PLANT To-day we have sketched a simple design for a garden bed in a corner site, visible equally from the house and the front gate. It is curved in front, because flowing lines are more natural, and concave, so that the bed340 words
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Article, Illustration767 1972-06-10 13 rubies. pearls, gold and jade—there is hardly a woman around who isn't aroused at the sight of them. For next to clothes, these are the baubles that set their feminine hearts ablaze with consuming desire. Never has a woman stepped into a jewellery showroom767 words
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Advertisement440 1972-06-10 13 HEbbO TO GOOD BUYS! TANGUN SHOPPING CENTRE 19 TANGLIN ROAD, SINGAPORE 10 SPECIALISING IN IMPORTED DRESSES AND MADE-TO-ORDER CLOTHES GIFTS, BAGS, SHOES AND BELTS FOR TEEN BOYS AND GIRLS BETWEEN NINE TO FIFTEEN YEARS BUSINESS HOURS: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. TANGLIN SHOPPING CENTRE Room 222, 2nd Floor, 19, Tanglin440 words
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Advertisement45 1972-06-10 13 TENGAH JEWELLERS Shop 120. Ist Floor Tonqlin Shopping Centre Tel: *****4 *25, CSIM Chu Konq Rood Singapore 24. Tel: 4*1705 Specroliwn| in Hink Quality Jewellery. 6e*i ft Cultured Pearls, Siamese iihw Jewellery, (•(renni, Se'onqor Peetti Ware, etc. 10 a.m. 1 p at INCLUDING SUNDAY r45 words
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Advertisement46 1972-06-10 13 EASWORK INSTANT JEWELRY CLEANER foswork remove* oil stoms on your priceless orwoments. Business Hours Weefcdoyt 900 om »c 600 pm Sundoys 10 00 cm to bOO p m TANGLIN PHARMACY PTE LTD. SHop 219. Second Floor Tonqim SHoppmq Centre 19. Tonqlin Rood Sinqoporc 10 :k i46 words
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Article359 1972-06-10 14 BUSINESS AND FINANCE By Our Market Correspondent The share market performed well during the week. There was slight decline In total volume to 14.6 million shares valued at $27.5 million compared to last week's 15.4 million worth $34.6 million, but industrials in particular advanced. Last week's359 words
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Article175 1972-06-10 14 Allied Ctiem 30 51 Am Brands 47% Am Can 34% AT T 42% A A P 7% Anaconda Beth Steel 29% Boeing 21% Caterp Trac 54 M, Chrysler 30% Coca-Cola 129 Control Data 6# Corn G1 Wks 237% Dow Ctaem DuPont 166 E Kodak 122% Ford Mot175 words
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Article1083 1972-06-10 14 TRENDS AND MOVES IN THE MAJOR STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS INDUSTRIALS Hirh Low ago ago Stock Closing Price Last Week's Turn-1971-1972 1 wk. 4 wlu. Bayers Sellers Sale or over 3.06 1.68 2.97 2.75 Allied Chocolate 3.23 3.24 3.20 .23 26 1.95 0.92 1.93 1.81 Ben Si Co.1,083 words
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504 1972-06-10 14 Bharathi Mohan - By Bharathi Mohan Singapore's exports to Australia are expected to rise substantially following the recent trade agreement reached between the Singapore trade delegation and the Australian government. Australia has agreed to list more Singapore made goods under its preferential tariff system and consider504 words
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Article154 1972-06-10 14 The Hong Kong airline Cathay Pacific Airways, plans to double its present passenger and cargo carrying capacity by next year with a total expenditure of about $70 million on equipment and spares. CPA's managing director Mr. Duncan Black forecasts that in the 20 month period between August154 words
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147 1972-06-10 14 S.V. Suppiah - By S.V. Suppiah A joint US-Japanese investment firm is seeking approval to open a branch in Singapore. The Asia Pacific Capital Corporation is owned by Fuji Bank of Japan and' the First National City Bank of America. It has a paid up capital147 words
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Article113 1972-06-10 14 London, Saturday. Britain threw open its door to the free importation of Latin American and Australian beef yesterday in an effort to offset a meat shortage in Europe. Agriculture Minister, Mr. James Prior, said as from midnight tonight all imported beef and veal into England will113 words
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Article239 1972-06-10 14 United Press International New York, Saturday The Stock Market closed sharply and broadly lower yesterday for its fifth consecutive setback. Trading was moderate. The Dow Jones industrial average of 30 selected blue-chip stocks was off 6.85 points at 934.45 at the closing. DeclinesUnited Press International - 239 words
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Article219 1972-06-10 14 Reuter London, Saturday Technical f actors made for a firmer bias in a quiet market. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times index was up 2.8 at 502.0. Leaders to firm included EMI, ICI, Decca and GEC but Bats and Unilever declined. Rank reacted to aReuter - 219 words
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Article59 1972-06-10 14 Islamabad, Saturday. Pakistan will receive shortterm relief from foreign debt repayments amounting to U*****.5 million over a 26-month period backdated to May, 1971, President Bhutto's adviser on foreign loans, Mr. M.M. Ahmad, said. The level of relief, which follows agreement at an aid-to-Pakistan consortium in Paris59 words
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Article242 1972-06-10 14 Reuter London, Saturday. The price of gold fell dramatically on the London free market late, yesterday afternoon, reversing a trend which had lifted the rate by nearly US$5 an ounce during the previous four days. The week had started with bullion being quoted at U5559.50 an ounce,Reuter - 242 words
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Advertisement118 1972-06-10 14 iM SW One Rheem-Hume water-heater provides hot water to every tap in your home instantly. That's the Rheem promise. Hot water all over your house. At a price you can afford. Instantly. Safely. Rheem hot water heaters (10 gallon to 60 gallon capacity) give you economical "full flow" hot water118 words
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Miscellaneous66 1972-06-10 14 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald RIP KIRBY by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson REACH M AROUND AND LOOSEN THESE ROPES.' v HURRY.' E FOR A MOMENT, KtRBY GETS THE UPPER HAND. BUT REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVE. -7 He. FIGHTS -v BETTER WITH HIS HANDS TIED THAN YOU IDIOTS DO WITH CLUBS. I66 words
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Article, Illustration556 1972-06-10 15 rrALtt A Special Presentation Food and drinks are among Italy's greatest attractions. The main characteristic of Italian cooking is its healthy balance, due to the fact that the excellent basic ingredients are simply cooked food which retain their original goodness and freshness. And. to this556 words
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Article1901 1972-06-10 15 The place is a 'must' for travellers to Europe Italy, the heart of the spiritual and intellectual life of the western world, is a must for any traveller to Europe. From the ancient days of the Etruscan civilisation to the Renaissance, Its art and culture have influenced mankind.1,901 words
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Advertisement250 1972-06-10 15 ©Is OTS CORPN. PTE. LTD. OFFER BETTER COMFORT TRAVEL AIR HOLIDAYS TOURS EUROPEAN TOUR 34 DAYS $2,900 THAILAND 8 DAYS 580 JAVA-BALI 8 DAYS 856 INDIA-NEPAL 10 DAYS $1,916 HONG KONC TAIPEH 8 DAYS $1,135 BANCKOK-H.K.-TAIPEH 12 DAYS $1,290 AUSTRALIA 12 DAYS $2,139 COACH TOURS KOTA TINGGI-JASON'S BAY 1 DAY,250 words
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Advertisement320 1972-06-10 15 v? Make Italy your first stop on your European trip It's worth it. Because Italy has it ail. If you know where to find it. And Alitalia will help you. Sights? Here are ancient and majestic Churches. Galleries and museums packed with treasures. In every city there is art. In320 words
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Advertisement476 1972-06-10 16 m PHONE *****Q ANNOUNCEMENTS HITACHI STEREO TAPE RECORDERS Model TRQ777 AutoReverse with speakers. List Price $1,200 Now $402.Hitachi Stereo Radio cum Cassette Model TRQ 1200S List Price $402 Now $129. And many other well known brands to offer. At tlsons Pte. Ltd., 90, High Street Singapore Telephone: *****8. MARGARETTAS' BEAUTY476 words
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Advertisement500 1972-06-10 16 CHAN PUI KEE Ancient Art Furniture New Repairs, Repolishes All Chinese Blackwood Art Furniture, 86 Neil Road. Tel: ***** j S'pore. INTERNATIONAL INVESTIGATION Service, 435 B Geylang Road, Singapore. *****3. Consult Antony Tan, International Private Eye. SENG BAN CONTRACTOR offices houses/shops renovating, i electrical plumbing painting/ j tiling. Phone *****0500 words
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Advertisement497 1972-06-10 16 1 L.C.C. PRIVATE SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE COURSE COMMENCING 16th JUNE 1972. Apply: Y.M.C.A. COMMERCIAL CLASSES, ORCHARD ROAD, S PORE 9. SECRETARIUS New Classes week beginning 12th June. 1. SHORTHAND SPEED CLASS (80—100 w.p.m.) Mondays and Fridays (5.30 to 7.00 p.m.). 2. SHORTHAND SPEED CLASS (100—120 w.p.m.) Mondays and Wednesdays (7.00 8.30497 words
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Advertisement441 1972-06-10 16 I Disir well vases Monthly Flowers Servicing. For Your Offices and Homes at reasonable charges. Call: Sunshine Florists, Supreme House, Bosement 14, Penang Road, Tel: *****5 *****0/*****. ASIA NURSERY Complete Line Of Nursery Stock, Specimen Plants Landscape Contractors. Site 1 I Dunearn Road, Singapore 11. Telephone: *****1 FOR HIRE TAN441 words
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Advertisement604 1972-06-10 16 LEVER BROTHERS SINGAPORE SON. BHD. requires GENERAL CLERK with 1) Cambridge School Certificate 2) 20 to 25 years of age 3) Singapore Citizen 4) Seme accounting knowledge will be an advantage but not necessary. Application letters in own hand- writing to be addressed to: General Manager, Lever Brothers Singapore Sdn.604 words
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Advertisement34 1972-06-10 16 Ak BY Fast Ca'« Mr. Lecng Singapore 8 TAILORINC 3FFER! e Shirts at e price of upwards. 24 'hours. EPT. STCR or, Tel: 23 Centre v CLA I v*" <"*#! V<-T>| I V < m? T34 words
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Advertisement116 1972-06-10 16 COMMERCIAL TRANSPORT ATION 1971 Stationwogon, a' tion. About 10 unit t<On rinrj A!cn On. 1 gopcre. AIR-CONDITIONED PLYMOUT BELVEDERE t 2 owners $2,200 on c i~ -vs,_ > Rood 2 J rr J ;o.' r -Tf C phone: *****3 GET AN NE'V r OYC 2COO, Crew.-. v. 1 -'c Ceiica116 words
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Advertisement34 1972-06-10 16 WANTED to purchase VANTED SECONDHAND Pianos, 'T 'c ccnd'tion. No Brokers t Mrs Wong, 6 Jalori ■•Vi But TimoH Singapore. WANTED SECONDHAND stanilliard toble. Piease "tact Icnry Lou Tel: Singot: re. 9331'4 loffice hours).34 words
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Article, Illustration433 1972-06-10 17 Robert Nazareth, the number four seed was fully stretched before beating Chew Hai Chwee 8-7 for a place in the semi-flnals on the first day of the Singapore closed junior tennis grand prix played at Ferrer Park yesterday. Had it not been for Nazareth's greater experiencePicture by Philip Lim - 433 words
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Article770 1972-06-10 17 ERIC COOPER - THE SQUASH RACKET WITH ERIC COOPER On Thursday I had the unexpected privilege of playing squash with Mr. WilUam McMahon, the Australian Prime Minister. Though he onlv arrived for his Singapore visit earlier that afternoon, by 6 p.m. he was already at the Tanglin Club,770 words
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Article82 1972-06-10 17 Hamburg, Saturday. South African Bob Hewitt caused an upset in the West German international tennis championships here yesterday when he eliminated third seeded Rumanian Ilie Nastase in the men's singles quarterfinals. Hewitt won 6-2 3-6 6-4 6-2 and now faces Spanish left-hander Manuel Orantes who was warned by82 words
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Article178 1972-06-10 17 Reuter Munich, Saturday The President of the international Olympic Committee. Mr. Avery Brun-r dage, said yesterday some sports had become part of the entertainment business and might have to be removed from future Olympic Games. Mr. Brundage, addressing a press conference at Olympic headquarters here alsoReuter - 178 words
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Article29 1972-06-10 17 United Press International CENTRAL LEAGUE Yomiuri 4 Hanshin 0 Chunichi 6 Yakult 1 PACIFIC LEAGUE Tori 10 KanJtai 4 Kintetsu 2 Nishitetsu 1 Hankvu 12 LoUe 10United Press International - 29 words
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Article37 1972-06-10 17 London, Saturday.— The Britain and Ireland team beat the United States two and one in the first series of foursomes when the two-day Curtis Cup women's golf match began at the Ayrshire links here yesterday.37 words
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Article723 1972-06-10 17 United Press International London, Saturday.—As if determined not to outshine their opponents, Australia's batsmen followed almost exactly the same course as their English counterparts yesterday on the second day of the first Test. England's fielders then prolonged the agony by imitating the Aussies* first day seriesUnited Press International - 723 words
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Advertisement263 1972-06-10 17 What happens when the fastest outboards in the world go against each other? Evinrude V-4 power sweeps the field: 1-2-3. FIRST Mike Wallace Schulze boat Evinrude 99.6 cu. in. V-4 SECOND Jim McConnell Co-driver: Ted May OMC Tunnel boat Evinrude 99.6 cu. in. V-4 THIRD Bill Wiles Co-driver: Allen Stinson263 words
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Miscellaneous293 1972-06-10 17 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 11 Noted person. 12 Town on the Thames. 13 Tear apart. 14 Chart. 20 Repel. 23 Sport official: SI. 25 Diminutive suffixes. 26 Pierces 27 Bay window. 29 Archangel in "Paradise Lost." 30 Ship's boat. 32 Exhibiting a play of colors. 33 Electronic marvel. 34 —cost (regardless293 words
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Miscellaneous431 1972-06-10 17 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you have a marvellous head for business and can look forward both to shouldering considerable responsibility during your lifetime as well as earning a considerable amount of money—if you are wise enough to get the training you need early enough.431 words
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Article, Illustration272 1972-06-10 18 SCRUTINEER BLUE PETER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY MARKSMAN MAKUDA SMOKEY SIN CHEW p POINTER RACE 1: RUSTIC Dragonboat DRAGONBOAT Manja MANJA Dragonboat MANJA Dragon boat DRAGONBOAT Precisely S. POWER Rustic DRAGONBOAT Rustic DRAGONBOAT Rustic MANJA Dragonboat II DRAGONBOAT Kind Regards RACE 2 ADASTER Sugar Daddy SUGAR DADDY272 words
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Article683 1972-06-10 18 By Scrutineer Adaster, a beaten favourite last Saturday when sixth to Samuel, can recoup the losses in Race 2 at Kuala Lumpur today. Obviously the three-year-old needed the run. On Thursday morning he worked in great style. A race before early last month Adaster showed definite promise683 words
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Article1774 1972-06-10 18 GOING FORECAST: Good i 2.0 CLASS 6, DIV. 1 6F KyaJUl ($5,500 $3,850 to winner) 1 45T.81 MANJA a (Tcngku Azam) Ahmad 4 9.0 (ud +2> F Velu 6 2 ***** ULTRASONIC a (Steven) E Donnelly 5 8.9 (-2) Wilson IS 3 ***** PRECISELY a (Taufik) E Ureukelen1,774 words
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Advertisement105 1972-06-10 18 ORCHARD PLflZfl (opposite Orchard theatre) INTERNATIONAL GOODS DEPARTMENT STORE 50.000 P csllr DISCOUNT CARDS GIVEN AWAY -while stocks last for every purchase of $10/- upwards Open daily till 10>00p.m> (Including Sundays) Samsonite s great 3-D combination The combination lock attache.case V r Samsonite Classic 100 with comfortable handle. Available in105 words
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Miscellaneous389 1972-06-10 18 fek A 12.50 Opening and Archies TV Funnies 1.15 Sesame Street (Rpt) 2.10 Saturday Matinee: Prince of Pirates, starring John Derek, Barbara Rush, Carla Balenda 3.30 Sayang Dek Sayang 4.00 Bewitched: Samantha is Earth Bound 4.30 14th Singapore Basketball Association Cup Tournament (Women's final C) 5.45 News Magazine <E— Rpt)389 words
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Miscellaneous32 1972-06-10 18 SHORT RIBS KB *?3 m SNIFFY II if By Frank O'Neal C h HU. tec. tm i««. tf v on. 31 1m NOT SuPPOSEP TO LIFT ANYTHING HEAVy K sgl by George32 words
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Miscellaneous162 1972-06-10 18 RADIO 1.30 News followed by Share Market Report 1.50 Prog. Summary 2.00 The Sound of Thunder 2.30 Concert Matinee (Stereo) 3.30 Sounds Cool 4.00 The Language of Song 4.15 Tea Break (Stereo) 5.00 News Brief 5.03 Prog. Summary 5.10 In Holiday Mood 6.00 News Brief 6.03 Public Annct. 6.05 Daily162 words
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Article, Illustration730 1972-06-10 19 Blue Peter - By Blue Peter Tymkyn will take a lot of beating in Race Five at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. This Arctic Storm seven-year-old scored a comeback win last week when he soundly thrashed Our Leo and company over 9f. I doubt a730 words
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Article168 1972-06-10 19 SCRUTINEER BLUE PETER EPSOM JEEP MARKSMAN MAKUDA Race 1 P. FAIR Bulan Sapuloh POVVELLA Celtic Knight P. FAIR Powella POWELLA Kilat KILAT Pleasant Fair Race 2 IMPETUS Graceful View PROGRESSIVE Phalz PHALZ Graceful View EL CASTANO Security Check PHALZ Impetus Race 3 OKINAWA Setia Kawan KINDER STAR168 words
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Article, Illustration12908 1972-06-10 20 w&ysxWKM 130 c,ass 6 Div 4 6f ■jJuSLaUH(SSOOO $3500 to winner) 1 ***** PLEASANT FAIR a (C I 6) R Breakelea 5 9.0 (SF) Sakiaa 12 IICONOi <14 started) 3-6-72 KL. 8-8 6F (Subian) CI. 6 Div. 5: Ist. Irurr Hill 8-8; 3rd. Powella 8-12; 4 th. Amnesty12,908 words
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Advertisement88 1972-06-10 20 I 1—" 1 I \Wu J WT" L v ;j y hhMtol From W. Germany com* quality surpasses Zeiss "Umbral" unglasses Specially made to ihy away the «un'« glare and protect your eyes from harmful invisible ultra-violet infra-red rays. Fathionable and distinctive. Designed to suit your features. Comfortable to wear,88 words
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