New Nation, 29 January 1973
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Title Section18 1973-01-29 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Monday evening, January 29, 1973 No. 624 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 197318 words
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Article186 1973-01-29 1 The share market picked up momentum gradually after opening on a quiet note. Trading was, however, selective. The most active stocks were Haw Par, up 20 cents to $10 80, Gammon advanced by 16 cents to $3.44 and Gulft Perak which remained unchanged at $1.67. In the186 words
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Article, Illustration310 1973-01-29 1 Abby Tan - Big birthday surprise By Abby Tan "Ai-ya but I am only 99!" protested Singapore's oldest citizen, Soo Ah Jui. A protest that is too familiar in the Little Sisters of the Poor Home where he has been an inmate for the past 11 years. However, when the New310 words
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Article71 1973-01-29 1 Canberra, Monday—Australian Prime Minister Mr. Gough Whitlam yesterday repeated that Australia was ready to play its part In an international effort for relief and reconstruction in North and South Vietnam. Mr. Whitlam told newsmen he hoped yesterday's ceasefire would lead to reconciliation of the contending political71 words
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Article, Illustration607 1973-01-29 1 *426 violations by North Vietnam' Saigon, Monday Fignting continued in Soutn Vietnam today despite yesterday's ceasefire and, according to military sources, communist troops have violated .the* ceasefire 426 times. As fierce battles raged in the central highlands and coastal region of South Vietnam yesterday with each side607 words
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Article229 1973-01-29 1 New York, Monday—'l'm not bitter," said Mrs. Joyce Nolde. 42. "He believed in what he was doing." Hours earlier, Mrs. Nolde had received word she was the widow of the last American soldier killed in the Vietnam war. Her husband, Lt Col. William Nolde, 43. was229 words
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Article133 1973-01-29 1 The Singapore Turf Club has foiled an attempt by a group of book makers from Malaysia to reestablish their Illegal activities during the four day Singapore race meeting. Informed sources said about 400 bookies and their agents were rounded up at the races by the133 words
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Article49 1973-01-29 1 Cape Town, Monday. Police in the industrial seaport of Durban have been ordered to stand by today to deal with any trouble from angry African workers hit by South Africa's soaring cost of living. Th's follows six major strikes in the Durban area in January.49 words
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Miscellaneous16 1973-01-29 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook for today between 1 and 6 pjn. No rain. See Page 216 words
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Article, Illustration104 1973-01-29 2 An Iron railing probably prevented this bus from plunging into the monsoon drain at the Toa Payoh flyover this morning. The bus, carrying two passengers, went off the main road, hit the railing and perched pre c a r iously at the edge of the drain. No104 words
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Article267 1973-01-29 2 Ivan Lim - Waittiig for rainy season to end By Ivan Lim The Malaysian government is expected to lift Its ban on 10 types of logs to Singapore in March, informed sources here said.< If the rainy season ends earlier and logging work starts the embargo may267 words
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Article28 1973-01-29 2 The National Statistical Commission of Singapore has appointed Dr. Ruth Wong, Mrs. Tan Watt Mol and- Mr. Thamblplllay Kan a gar aJ ah as its members.28 words
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Miscellaneous551 1973-01-29 2 HRPPEmncs WHAT'S ON TODAY J Dr. Keith <X Hawkins, a rtsiting British criminologist, will give a talk on the essence of CRIMINAL JUSTICE at committee room one, University of Blngapore, at 5 p.m. Mr. Sam Chong Wo will bold a course on the in- traduction to ECONOMICS or PROJECT EVALUATION551 words
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Miscellaneous102 1973-01-29 2 weather! Temperatures in world cities yesterday: Bangkok 33 23C Seoul 3 minus 5C Tokyo 8* 2C Kuala Lumpur... 33 21C Manila 27 22C Taipeh 15 13C Hong Kong 15 14C Jakarta 32 24C Naha 16 12C Moscow 6 minus lOC New York 7- 4C Paris 8 5C London 10- 6C102 words
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Miscellaneous128 1973-01-29 2 ii'.f.ri jii.J.III sjgs Today's winning number *****2 If the last six digits of your Singapore identity card number are those shown above, you can claim a $300 Post Office Savings Bank Gift Voucher. Your voucher will be paid into a Post Office Saving Bank account in your name. Call with128 words
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Article, Illustration268 1973-01-29 3 Two girls, who were never part of the uniformed groups in school, emerged as the top officer cadets In the combined National Cadet Corps and the National Police Cadet Corps passing out* parade held during the weekend. Rita Wong Mel Lan and Ng Chay Hoon, both268 words
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Article530 1973-01-29 3 V.K. Chin - New powers soon By V.K. Chin Kuala Lumpur, Monday The government will get more powers soon to deal with reckless drivers In an attempt to reduce the number of fatal road accidents. The powers are contained in the amendments to the Road Transport Ordinance which Parliament530 words
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Article99 1973-01-29 3 Madrid, Monday. Photographer Pablo Garcia Cortes was taken to hospital in Oerona, near here with bruises and bites after a team of angry women basketball players turned on him while he was taking a picture of one of them attacking the referee. The clash with the referee99 words
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Article23 1973-01-29 3 The Central Provident Fund Board has announced that interests of 5% per cent will be paid on all contributions for 1972.23 words
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189 1973-01-29 3 The firstf residents of the $200 million Telok Blangah New Town estate are expected to move in by the middle of the year. At present, more than 3000 units of one-room, three room, four-room and five room flats are under cont&ructlon.189 words
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Article58 1973-01-29 3 Cape Town, Monday —Six South African policemen hare been wounded In guerrilla attacks near South Africa* Zambesi River frontier with Bambla, Police General Gideon Joubert said last night He said the were suffered In two separate attacks by guerrillas In South African territory during the past 48 hours—one58 words
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Article68 1973-01-29 3 Kuching, Monday Malaysia has armed 156 members of the Vigilante Corps in the Bast Malaysian town of Sibu, centre of operations of an estimated 1,000 guerrillas of the Sarawak Communist Organisation (SCO), Sarawak Chief Minister, Datuk Abdul Bah—a Yakub, said yesterday. The Minister said he68 words
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Article, Illustration786 1973-01-29 4 THE 125 aged guests at the Chinese New Year party held at the Old People's Club In Red Cross House. Penang Lane, certainly felt younger as they watched a programme of Japanese and Chinese dances. The party given by the Red786 words
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Advertisement148 1973-01-29 4 TWA's DAILY i|t g TO AMERICA V--5S»""l """r 1 V: Only TWA gives you this twin seat onr t t 70rs in economy. Smm TWA offers you choice of films Most airlines stili show one. or nont TheGroundAmbassado^Whateve^our problems, he'll help you. ree meals in economy, five in first class.148 words
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491 1973-01-29 5 Structural changes planned All offices occupying the second floor of John Little's—the oldest departmental store building in Singapore—have been served with notices to quit in six months' time. It is believed that the 13 companies have to leave so that major structural491 words
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Article166 1973-01-29 5 The Singapore Fire Brigade today gave seven tips on how to prevent fires during the Chinese New Year celebrations. They are: Burning of joss paper should take place only at a safe distance away from surrounding risks; Buckets of water should be provided not only166 words
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Article61 1973-01-29 5 The GPO and Airport Post Office will open as usual during the Chinese New Year holidays from Feb. 3 to 5 between 8 am. and 9 p.m. Normal counter services will be available except Post Office Savings Bank facilities. All other post offices will be closed and61 words
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141 1973-01-29 5 The key to successful human relations is to be a good listener, a university don said. Prof. Matthew Wal of Nanyang University was speaking at a luncheon meeting of the Overseas Assurance Co. for top Insurance producers, recently. He said: 'It is141 words
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Article67 1973-01-29 5 Industrial firms are prohibited from the use of open fires in their premises according the latest Government Gazette order the Clean Air Act. The order states: "The use of open fires In any industrial or trade premises is hereby prohibited except where such open fires67 words
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Article, Illustration149 1973-01-29 5 Sixteen-year-old Ting Lay Eng (left) has no hesitation when it comes to giving away old and unwanted household items. So with a so-happy-to-give-away feeling she handed over a large bundle to rag-and-bone collector Betty Kuan (right) yesterday. Betty was among five pretty girls149 words
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Article27 1973-01-29 5 The Police Band will give two public performances at the Botanic Gardens tomorrow at 5 p.m. and at the Istana on Saturday at 4.30 p.m.27 words
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361 1973-01-29 5 Ganja traffickers have now changed their tactics to beat the step-ped-up Customs and Police vigilance. Instead of bringing the drug Into Singapore In bulk, they are now smuggling In smaller quantities In packet or katoo form with Increased frequency. Sources described the current trend361 words
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Article30 1973-01-29 5 Three new directors have been appointed to the Monetary Authority of Singapore for two years: They are: Mr. Reginald Quahe, Mr. R.H. Ho and Dr. Richard Hu.30 words
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Article15 1973-01-29 5 Dr. Ng Kwok Choy has been appointed medical superintendent, Thomson Road General Hospital.15 words
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Advertisement109 1973-01-29 5 Visit our Ultra Modern new store at Supreme House r /or >,5 ti >♦4 *-> d* i?P? >l -j.'- < Y SUITS! Casual Suits for Successful Men When you reach the top you enter into a new life. A life with other top people. People who make an instant impression109 words
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Miscellaneous279 1973-01-29 5 Qui* object No. 177 Only correct entry from seaman A SPECIAL QUIZ Last Wednesday's quiz photograph showed a flower vase. ern new i House ,Vmh>\ ife\ 88 3^^ The only correct entry received came from Mr. George Sahaya, a seaman, of Lorong 6, Toa Payoh. He wins $35. Do you279 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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692 1973-01-29 6 Jack Cannon - From Jack Cannon Melbourne Herald Detectives In New York fear that the Mafia is about to reenter the city's rich narcotics business and will soon move in with musclemen and guns against the Latin American and Negro dealers who now control the dope rackets.Melbourne Herald - 692 words
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Article195 1973-01-29 6 MONDAY FOCUS For decades the Mafia by its daring criminals brutalities and escapades has mocked the laws of established society. In the United States it has become the synonym for terror. Now there are reports that the Mafia Is all poised to once again control the drug world195 words
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Article, Illustration905 1973-01-29 6 William Tuchy - From William Tuchy Washington Post Corleone in Sicily is a scruffy hill town which gave its name to the leading family in the novel and movie, "The Godfather," and is trying to forget its violent pasc. Like Dodge City and other gunflghterWashington Post - 905 words
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Article433 1973-01-29 6 VOICE OF THE PRESS What other Newspapers are saying: SINGAPORE INDUSTRY ENTERS A NEW PHASE A aeries of new commercial and Industrial ventures have been set up In Singapore over the past seven days by foreign capital with or without local participation, Indicating a growing confidence433 words
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Article, Illustration303 1973-01-29 6 Melbourne Herald Members of the Brooklyn Mafia are assisting local detectives in the hunt for a jewel thief who stole two diamond studded crown and other gems worth SI million dollars from a Roman Catholic parish church two weeks ago. The same jewelsMelbourne Herald - 303 words
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Advertisement61 1973-01-29 6 -r'cv- T-'.-V--iffl Ml rr r SW "V ||||iM. v r-v v., 4 V:~" V CC-'-.. J vs. -'Jv f- :st. ,v MNiS f $£35?sfsHHI >~'' v -m; BESSiES S? y cw '35 of Fine Champagne it will acid an ."7 SSI ■v.* S<*f s-. >4 i <•* H f4- fen.s61 words
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Advertisement120 1973-01-29 6 mmaax* *c. ft mk&a •Any misgivings about lady barbers? Kiy an tt.ggg-.felS *PS*3. >.»- &ZS&v S*;?a K| Mjjkfc v <; :^Jilß jn about time y6u find outli v The Dragon Lady men's hairdressing salon Is set in a combination of relaxing atmosphere, serene environment privacy Of enclosed grooming stations and120 words
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162 1973-01-29 7 United Press International Saigon, Monday President Thieu yesterday sent President Nixon a letter thanking the American people for supporting South Vietnam throughout the war and especially the US soldiers who died in combat. "On this day. my thoughts go to all thoseUnited Press International - 162 words
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436 1973-01-29 7 ...to recover lost lands UPI and Reuter Cairo, Monday Arab Foreign and Defence Ministers have begun secret talks on Egyptian, Syrian and Iraqi proposals for unifiec military action to recover Arab territories captured by Israel during the 1967 June war. The plan was submittedUPI and Reuter - 436 words
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207 1973-01-29 7 United Press International Londonderry, Monday British troops used nausea gas, rubber bullets and water cannon yesterday to break up crowds of stonethrowing demonstrators on the first anniversary of Bloody Sunday when 19 people died m clashes with troops. The trouble came nearUnited Press International - 207 words
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Article142 1973-01-29 7 Reuter New Delhi, Monday India's foreign exchange reserves, which at the end of December stood at 7650 million rupees (about $2726 million) will be reduced by more than 1500 million rupees (about $541 million) by April as a result of its commitment to import two millionReuter - 142 words
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Article345 1973-01-29 7 United Press International Key Biscayne, Monday.— President Nixon told American* yesterday ne was determined to "get big government off your back and out of your pocketbook" by eliminating programmes which he said were not worth the money they cost. In. a preview of the U*****,000United Press International - 345 words
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Article257 1973-01-29 7 Saigon, Monday Six American newsmen were detained by South Vietnamese military police yesterday at the Tan Son Nhut Air Base while covering the arrival of communist representatives aboard an International Control Commission (ICC) plane. The six were identified as Fox Butterfleld of the New York Times,257 words
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Article46 1973-01-29 7 Tokyo, Monday. A fisherman died Mid nine others were reported missing when their boat sank after a collision with a freighter near Shixuoka coast guards said yesterday. Ten other crewmembers of the 48-ton fishing boat No. 2 Kaishin Maru were rescued.46 words
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Article, Illustration122 1973-01-29 7 United Press International London. Monday. Australian entertainer Rolf Harris (above) flew back to London yesterday after cancelling a month-long appearance In South Africa because "the government banned him from playing to non-white audiences." "My feeling is that I don't set any restrictions on myselfUnited Press International - 122 words
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Advertisement98 1973-01-29 7 LADYHILL HOTEL TEL. 372H1 s, »v An alpine lodge tucked away In the midst of a charming wooded 'estate' the LADYHILL HOTEL basks in the popularity of its'LE CHALET* Swiss restaurant which specialises irt authentic Swiss dishes LE CHALETS new menu has all your old favourites plus a few excellent98 words
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Advertisement139 1973-01-29 7 ,v. °Watches to match the fashion of our time of Switzerland Sandoz is always in touch ||Pl» with the ever changing time m and fashion. This time, I Sandoz does it with a new array of fashionable watches lit ma dashing Ift lH fashion of our time. u. See them139 words
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408 1973-01-29 8 We have always advocated a Press Council for Singapore, but perhaps one with different functions from that which the Government now has in mind. While we fully support any Government action against a newspaper which systematically eulogises a foreign country and its political system which408 words
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Article120 1973-01-29 8 4 Ujjjjv/jljr) by ISPY There seems to be greater business .ethics among dog lovers than people in other trades. The night a colleague's prized two month old puppy died the breeder drove 15 miles to his house to console the distraught owner. Before leaving, he quietly slipped a120 words
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Article, Illustration1045 1973-01-29 8 ALEX JOSEY - ALEX JOSEY One of my dictionaries says that a patriot is one who loves and serves his native country. Another says that a patriot is one who loves his country and is devoted to its interests. I1,045 words
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Letters
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Article384 1973-01-29 8 The Government has taken strong steps to ensure that the public is not cheated again by chit fund companies but it appears that the powers that be have overlooked the cooperatives, especially the Government Officers' Housing Co-operative which is now almost defunct. What is worse is384 words
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Article87 1973-01-29 8 CORINNA DIEU (Mrs - CORINNA DIEU (Mrs.). Public Relations Officer, Housing and Development Roard. Singapore. 2. The problem of litter at Toa Payoh cinemas was raised by Anti-litter (NN, 1.1.73). A joint inspection made by our officers and officers from the Ministry of the Environment revealed that the lobbies of both87 words
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Article106 1973-01-29 8 The stretch of road along Jalan Jurong Kechll near the Beauty World Market Is one of the worst bottlenecks in Singapore. It Is a nightmare for motorists to drive through this road. The congestion is due to the inconsiderate hawkers who display their wares on the106 words
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Article108 1973-01-29 8 I am working at a sawmill. The management is n*>t only pressing the staff to work hard, but it also pays us very low salaries. One employee has worked for more than three months without receiving his C?F contributions. We are also asked to work for more than108 words
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Article134 1973-01-29 8 Please refer to the letter by Specialist entitled Signboard at Bus Stops (NN, January 25). I am a foreigner studying in Singapore and have had the same problem before. That is, till my classmate showed me her Bus Guide Book. She advised me to buy one134 words
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Article111 1973-01-29 8 TAN CHENG GHIM - TAN CHENG GHIM As a resident living in Block 38. I fully endorse A Block 89 Resident's complaint of the dirtjlness of the rubbish dump sited between Blocks 88 and 89 in your letters' columns some time ago. On normal days, the rubbish dump is not111 words
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Advertisement92 1973-01-29 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bajf 15. GPO, Singapore, 1. TIARA now appearing... BILLY ANDRE From Jan.29 th to Feb. 10th! It's Billy Andre Again I The man with the pldtinum voice. Brought back by popular demand. Billy sings romantic ballads that have made him famous on T.V.92 words
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Miscellaneous0 1973-01-29 8 *]/!?{~*+:_!<:^.!/-/\}*=~{&>;}[0 words
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Article, Illustration1613 1973-01-29 9 Tan Chung Lee - Arranged marriages still in Asian countries A two-part series by Tan Chung Lee by Tan Chung Lee The Japanese call matchmaking M i a i Kekkon and have practised it for the last few hundred years. Though, with more opportunities to date and meet at social parties, Japanese1,613 words
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1176 1973-01-29 9 If you are single and in no hurry to get married, what would you do if someone —r invariably parents or some relative comes up to you and says: "Look, There's a very eligible man (or girl) good-looking, right age and Just your type1,176 words
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Advertisement84 1973-01-29 9 I I r I *•1 t w i > VULCAIN If you appreciate beauty and truth... .The chances are you will like the Vulcain Open Heart. With its 'see through' design there is nothing to hide Except its superbly handcrafted Swiss movements. Be exclusivel Fascinate others as you will be84 words
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Advertisement123 1973-01-29 9 I" BLACK/WHITE TV WILL BE OUT-OF-DATE Enjoy television now! Enjoy COLOUR TV later. Rent without regrets! LOW 4/ RENTAL So low it actually costs you less than a 'nite-put'. NO DEPOSIT No large expenses. Small initial payment only. No depreciation. H ATTRACTIVE RENTREDUCING SCHEME n The longer you rent, the123 words
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Article, Illustration1170 1973-01-29 10 JIM WATKINS - ..,AND JUST molorina with JIM WATKINS Unquestionably, fuel injection seems to be the comfhg thing now that most of the bugs in the early systems have been eliminated. Quite the nicest car I tried last year was the Peugeot 504 TI. The fuel injected engine was smooth,1,170 words
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Article, Illustration981 1973-01-29 10 LEE CHIU SAN - motorcycling WITH LEE CHIU SAN Over the last two weeks I tested two good 2505. Exploring the 250 c.c. range further, I came to the Yamaha DS-7, a newcomer which is making rapid iproads into the market. In the past the local Yamaha agents tended to981 words
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Advertisement182 1973-01-29 10 Airways 707 V Every Tuesday Frkfay.B* 30p.m. Now, twice weekly, Olympic Airways, ftfe=*irline of Greece, take you to v Sydney. Leaving Singapore' every Tuesday and Friday at 8.30 p.m. Take advantage of our convenient departure times. Sleep all the way. Theo have a full day *1 Sydney, on arrival at182 words
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Miscellaneous60 1973-01-29 10 DR. KILDARE i WHEN IT'S OORM...3UST YELL/ ANP I MEAN ONE WORP... •BOY*.. OR "GIRL*. m m ■4 :r -lit! it' i ii'iPi w ft lV «k > A '••H i ll I. 1 ll RIP KIRBY by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson ▼Sr r\ n y V mm c60 words
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Article, Illustration238 1973-01-29 11 Dear Ros, I got married to a girl whom I did not know. It was done because of famiiy tradition and I hate every inch of her. Every effort to reconcile us has failed. I love a girl but she says she cannot marry nor love238 words
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Article236 1973-01-29 11 Dear Ros, I was going steady with a girl for about a year and then I quit because of some misunderstanding. I've always been interested in her younger sister but at that time she was going steady with my friend. Recently I learned from my friend236 words
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Article, Illustration166 1973-01-29 11 My feet are aching because there's a slump in fashion here at the moment. The clothes hanging in boutiques are the same ones I saw before Christmas. But I'm not the only one who's getting desperate for something to wear on Feb. 3. 'Boutique ownersPicture by SULAIMAN ISMAIL - 166 words
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302 1973-01-29 11 Dear Ros, I am 22 years old, assisting my aged father in a school canteen. My father gambles and drinks a lot. and never cares about the family. My mother is dead and I am the on y person who takes care of the302 words
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Article165 1973-01-29 11 Dear Ros, I frequently visit a certain shop where I've noticed this salesgirl. One night after her work, I happened to board the same bus with her. The conductor was standing near me so I paid her fare and she thanked me. We do not know165 words
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Article46 1973-01-29 11 Dear Eos, I would like to help your correspondent Chang (NN •Jan. 15) who wanted to know something about the prospects in psychology. If he/she would call me at *****8 I w'll be glad to be of assistance. I've run that gauntlet before.46 words
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Article65 1973-01-29 11 Dear Eos, I wish to take up commercial art and advertising design. Is there any commercial art school hert where I can study these subjects? Jim. Dear Jim, The Baharuddin Vocational Institute conducts such classes in a regu'ar day course for full-time students or at night for65 words
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Article307 1973-01-29 11 Dear Ros, I met a boy just before Christmas and have gone out with h}m on two occasions. We enjoyed ourselves and the last time we went out was on New Year's eve. Since then he hasn't called me. In dont know how to contact him but307 words
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Article214 1973-01-29 11 Dear Ros, I am an 18-year-o'.d boy who is in love with a rich girl my age. We agreed to go steady but after five months of courtship, she became cold. I noticed her change of behaviour and decided to have a frank talk with214 words
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Advertisement175 1973-01-29 11 MMtoa ao4 vail fitocto Exciting rang* of cuckoo and wall clocks awaits you at Aca of Diamonds. Original in daaign, thay coma in all shapas and sizas to fit your rooms, your wrtiims and fancy. Gat a cuckoo to tall you tha time and provide a mastarpiaca for your wall,175 words
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Article66 1973-01-29 12 rinsing pttoss (In ym) on Saturday: Xsusu Motor at Nippon Steel 1*1 Toyotoo m Unltika in M Klppoo Stael Tube Tokyo Shibaura Electric W Pre— Kogyo Mitsubishi Heavy Xnd. Ml 175 Nippon Mining 300 Tokyo Radiator Mfg. 168 Tokyo Isusu Motor 135 Automobile Parts Mfig 190 Tokyo Senpakn 14366 words
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129 1973-01-29 12 Tokyo, Monday. Prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange closed higher on Saturday on a wide-ranged buying at decline. The Dow-Jones average of the first section of the market ended at yen 5,294.26, up 37.44 from Friday. The price index of the first section was129 words
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Article53 1973-01-29 12 Tokyo, Monday. Japan will liit a ban on private Imports of gold for Industrial use for April 1, the Finance Ministry said yesterday. The ban was Imposed last year because low prices on the world free gold market threatened to put Japanese gold mines53 words
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84 1973-01-29 12 New York, Monday.—European currencies fluctuated an the foreign exchange here last week as the U5. Federal Reserve System was reported to be selling German marks through several The dollar scored sharp' early gains with the reports from foreign exchange sources here84 words
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Article58 1973-01-29 12 Taipeh, Monday.—Taiwan achieved a record growth of 11 per cent in its economy last year despite Inflation, the Central News Agency said yesterday. Rapid Increases in exports and Industrial production had offset a 4.7 per cent inflation and helped the country achieve an alltime high58 words
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Article56 1973-01-29 12 Tokyo, Monday. The Japan Export-Import Bank last week signed a contract to provide Pakistan with a yen loan totalling up to 8,253 million yen $*83,000,000, bank sources said. 1 Pakistan will use the credits for procurement of materials and services needed for dam construction projects and56 words
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Article40 1973-01-29 12 Tokyo, Monday.—A small Japanese shipping company has announced plans to open cargo service to North Vietnam in March. The Selwa Kalun Co. said Its representatives will visit Hanoi soon to make arrangements for the service.40 words
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BUSINESS NEWS
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Article672 1973-01-29 12 FINANCIAL GAME BY CHARTEXUS It is about time facilities for short selling were restored in our market In the absence of the delayed contract sadly demised and missed by many certain new conditions have to be created. This means our brokers must take their new672 words
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1172 1973-01-29 12 International economic relations now stand at their most critical crossroads since the end of World War n. The crisis of late 1971, which persisted for four months from the inauguration of New Economic Policy by the United States to1,172 words
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Advertisement517 1973-01-29 13 V V interested in DCVOTIONAL MUSIC, Thirruppovoi, Ashtopodi, Soundoryalohori In different delightful comatic rogas by South Indian lady. Contact S'pore Tel: *****7. SCOTCH WHISKY Outstanding Investment Opportunities. For More Information And Our Brochure, Please Write Or Call ERAWAN INVESTMENT COMPANY, 413 Shaw House, Orchard Rood, Singapore 9. Telephone: *****7. PATTIS517 words
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Advertisement320 1973-01-29 13 AMERICAN COMPANY with Area Office irr Singapore requires several accommodation, bungalows or apartments, in good residential locality. Company lease of 2 years guaranteed with attractive terms of payments. Interested parties please call Miss Tan at S'pore *****9 or *****8. PENTHOUSE. Preferred, or luxurious apartment, furnished or unfurnished, 2-3 bedrooms, torge320 words
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Advertisement297 1973-01-29 13 WAVEtLEY 6UKST HOUSI Tost*, fully furnished with panoramic sm view. Only 10 minutes from Jurong. Weekly with breokfast; singles from $85.00, doubles from $120.00, 298 Posir Ponjong Rood (6y 4 m) Tel. *****8. TtONG HOA HOTIL (4, Prinsep Street, S'pore 7) opposite Cathay Cinema Air conditioned non oiroonditioned rooms. Moderate297 words
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Advertisement165 1973-01-29 13 EXCLUSIVE NOODLE AND KWIY TfOW —We serve Special Soup for rlunch:-—Steomed ciol Soup for lunch:—Steamed Pig (Main Special Dishes, Sweet ond Sour Pork, Sweet and Sour Prawn, Pork Chop also Desserts, Sandwiches, Ice Creams, Coffee ond Tea. Malaya Cafe Restaurant 27 Stamford Rood, Singapore 6. Tel: *****6. GENUINE INDONESIAN NATIONAL165 words
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Article, Illustration323 1973-01-29 14 Follow the horses marked with a Rich Return led into the straight but was beaten at the distance. General Story hit the front, with Lift Off challenging. Lift Off forged ahead a furlong oot to win easily. Super Sam came from the rear to finish third. Bistro323 words
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Article, Illustration1141 1973-01-29 14 By Scrutineer Two horses who should be winning races soon are Brighton Bock and Argentina 11. Both showed a good deal of promise in their respective races at Bukit Tim ah on Saturday. Brighton Rock's fourth to stablemate Ice Box in the ClassPictures by Michael Kwan - 1,141 words
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Article289 1973-01-29 14 Pebble Beach, MondayJack Nicklaus, an old hand in pressure packed situations, sank a 10-foot (3.05meter) birdie putt on the first hole of a sudden death playoff with Orville Moody and Hay Floyd yesterday to win his second straight jCrosby national pro-am title. The Crosby was Nicklaus'289 words
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Article409 1973-01-29 14 Albuquerque, Monday. Olympic athletes Frank Bhorter of the United States and Kipchoge Keino of Kenya set local track records here last night at the 10th annual Albuquerque Jaycee invitational indoor track meet. Shorter, the marathon gold medallist at the Munich Olympic games last year, won the men's409 words
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Article26 1973-01-29 14 Christchurch, Monday. New Zealand's national softball team yesterday defeated the visiting Philippine women's side 3-2 in the first of a threeTest series here.26 words
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Article124 1973-01-29 14 Buenos Aires, Monday. Emereson Fittipaldi, reigning world motor racing champion, opened the defence of his title by winning the Argentinian Grand Prix, first event of the 1973 championship series, here yesterday. The brilliant Brazilian drove his Lotus 72D to victory ahead of Francois Cevert of France,124 words
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Article158 1973-01-29 14 arren lf Club scored its second league victory in three outines Hub 1 "k* 4 Tengah Golf Club 4-2 on its home course on Sunday. «<„Y arre i 1 also w °n the social match 3fc-2% cfsrtsp < warren o. £4 t e rttt 6 p I*<Uey7158 words
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Article13 1973-01-29 14 La»M M RoJ tt2f2r Rod fe Saturday's angle," ftoj. to13 words
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Article493 1973-01-29 15 Kanpur, Monday. Batting became a pleasure to watch for the first time in the match and for one of the few times in tha series, when England captain Tony Lewis made 86 not out on the third day of the Fourth Test here yesterday. As493 words
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Article211 1973-01-29 15 Sydney, Monday.—A former Pakistani Test cricketer dropped from a tour of Australia for not being up to standard, was granted Australian citizenship yesterday* and will settle In Sydney. Mohammad Dyas, 26, an opening batsman, earlier this month was dropped from the Pakistan cricket team with another211 words
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Article76 1973-01-29 15 East Berlin, Monday— Rose marie Wltschas Of East Germany set a women's world best Indoor high jump mark of 1.91 metres (6 feet 3-V4 inches) here yesterday. Her Jump was one centimetre (about hall an inch) higher than the previous best, achieved by llona Gusenbauer of Austria76 words
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Advertisement162 1973-01-29 15 L E M H m j The real mystery about Irish whiskey is that so few people drink it, except in Irish Coffee. If you're an appreciative Irish Coffee drinker you'll want to discover John Jameson Irish Whiskey on its own. It's the whiskey that's different... because it's smoother and162 words
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Miscellaneous241 1973-01-29 15 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ACBOSS 1 Emblem. 6 A Musketeer. 11 Matched. 12 Ancient Greek lyre. 14 Discordant. 15 Large boiler. 17 Scepter's companion. 18 Feign. 20 Ethan Allen's brother. 21 Secured by oblique nailing. 23 Remove, In a way. 24 Unit In electricity. 25 Depart from the script. 27 Approves:241 words
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Article, Illustration46 1973-01-29 16 Annie Ng, a hostess at Royal Palace Restaurant (Hotel Royal Ramada) is also a parttime model. Her biggest ambition is to see the world. To keep fit, Annie bowls and plays tennis. Picture by Michael Kwan. Picture by Michael KwanPicture by Michael Kwan - 46 words
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270 1973-01-29 16 Melbourne Herald An 86 year old widow was so upset by demands for back payments by a television rental company that she tried to commit suicide. But the other night, as the woman was slowly recovering In hospital, the company admitted thatMelbourne Herald - 270 words
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Article189 1973-01-29 16 Today is Monday, January 29, the 29th day of 1973 with 236 to follow. THE MOON: Approaching Its new phase. THE MORNING STARS: Venus, Mars and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS: Mercury and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. English American freedom crusader Thomas189 words
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Article50 1973-01-29 16 TALKING P O INT AH FOOK: The plan to use specialist skills in government medical services is timely. There are many in Singapore who still cannot afford the big fees charged by these specialists. MEI LIN: Apart from the financial aspect, their skills will certainly be put to good use.50 words
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Article50 1973-01-29 16 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams of Fresno, California, already had five boys and one girl. So when Mrs. Williams gave birth to triplets last week, they had exhausted their reservoir of names. Temporarily, the three girls are known as A. B and C.50 words
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Advertisement189 1973-01-29 16 A jet-away collection of vanity case, briefcase W*l or overnight bag, and suit-case. All beautifully designed, superbly finished light-weight luggage, each complementing the other. Available in 7 attractive colours, with chrome steel locks and padded handles. Jet-away with the«JbU Range. OUR SALES DEPARTMENT /S NOW OPEN AT GlO, Ground Floor,189 words
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Miscellaneous329 1973-01-29 16 5 Siigapore 3.00 Opening Followed by where The Heart Is 3.20 For The Family (T) 3.50 A Diary of Events in Singapore This Week (T) 3.55 Days of Our Lives 4.35 Clos* 6.00 Opening Followed by Basil Brush Show 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 Forum in Chinese South-East Asia After329 words
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Miscellaneous577 1973-01-29 16 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you arc a person filled with the spirit of adventure so much so, in fact, that there are times when you can be considered on the verge of recklessness. Careful always to- keep clear of situations that would compromise you577 words
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