New Nation, 2 February 1973
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Title Section18 1973-02-02 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Friday evening, February 2, 1973 No. 628 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 197318 words
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Article, Illustration274 1973-02-02 1 Pauline Khng - HK group buys Hotel Malaysia By Pauline Khng A total of $32 million changed hands in the Hotel Malaysia car park yesterday. A cheque for that sum was handed over to Mr. P.F. Chen of the Goodwood Hotels Corporation by Mr. H.M.G. Forsgate, general274 words
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Article603 1973-02-02 1 ...or Saigon will fall to Reds UPI and Reuter New York, Friday President Thieu has said that he may ask for the return of US air power if the communists defied the ceasefire, "because without such aid, South Vietnam will fall under communist control." But theUPI and Reuter - 603 words
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Article296 1973-02-02 1 Reuter Washington, Friday. Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger said last night President Nixon ordered the Christmas bombing of Hanoi to loosen South Vietnam's rigid position in the peace talks as well as to persuade North Vietnam to negotiate seriously. "It was decided to try to bring home toReuter - 296 words
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170 1973-02-02 1 United Press International New York, Friday A 51-year-old Alaska native was in satisfactory condition today after he had to cut off his own hand to save himself from freezing to death. Thomas Hofseth told hospital officials he lopped off nls hand withUnited Press International - 170 words
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Article183 1973-02-02 1 Reuter Manila, Friday Philippines President Marcos yesterday proposed a system of .payment within the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) which he said would help the member countries conserve vital foreign exchange. He said in a statement issued by the Presidential Palace that his proposal wouldReuter - 183 words
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Article352 1973-02-02 1 Ivan Lim - ...from two countries By Ivan Lim Cattle and sheep imports from Thailand and Indonesia haw been banned in a government move to prevent a local outbreak of the deadly foot and mouth disease which has already claimed more than 2000 heads of imported livestock. Troops352 words
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Article66 1973-02-02 1 The Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore will be closed today and on Monday for the Chinese New Year holidays. The Singapore trading room will reopen for business on Tuesday. From that day onwards, there will also be a change66 words
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Article12 1973-02-02 1 Police reported 79 accidents yesterday. Eight were serious, one fatal.12 words
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Miscellaneous13 1973-02-02 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. today Isolated showers.13 words
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Article202 1973-02-02 2 Raids in 3 areas By Douglas Chan Police have stepped up their raids on shops and other premises to ensure that the total ban on cracker-firing is fully observed. Most of the raids were concentrated in the Chinatown, Joo Chiat and Geylang areas. It is202 words
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Article38 1973-02-02 2 The Istana grounds will be open to the public tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. People are reminded to help keep the grounds free of litter. Public health inspectors will be on duty.38 words
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Article, Illustration139 1973-02-02 2 These were the lights of Chinatown and the crowd they attracted last night as Singaporeans got ready to usher in the year of the Ox. These last-minute shoppers inched their way under the trail of blading lights haggling for gifts and food, for thePicture by Steven Lee - 139 words
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Article287 1973-02-02 2 The family of Nanyang Siang Pau chairman and managing director Mr. Lee Eu Seng is seeking legal advice on his detention under the Internal Security Act. Mr. Lee Han Seng, the younger brother, said: "We are seeking the advice of our lawyers but whether or not287 words
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Article66 1973-02-02 2 A labourer. Teo Bok Eng. 54. was killed yesterday when a 150 lb. bag of flour fell on him on board the vessel Sumut Sakhon at the Outer Roads. According to the police, Teo was working inside the centre hold of the vessel when the66 words
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Miscellaneous23 1973-02-02 2 Sports diary SOFTBALL Singapore Industrial Easy Pitch League. (King's Rd., 6.45 p.m.). SOCCER —Raj aji v PUB Kota Tinggi (Farrer Park, 5.15 p.m.).23 words
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Miscellaneous149 1973-02-02 2 I weather Temperatures in world cities yesterday: Jakarta 32-24 C Kuala Lumpur 33-20 C Bangkok 32-20 C Hong Kong 23-15 C Manila 26-21 C Taipeh 24-14 C Naha 21-14 C Seoul 6- 2C Tckyo 15- 1C London 8- 3C Paris 8- 3C New York Minus 3-m. 7C Montreal Minus 20-m149 words
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Miscellaneous128 1973-02-02 2 ainl'liMMUS: Today's winning number *****1 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 'with your identity128 words
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Miscellaneous350 1973-02-02 2 HRPPEiIHIGS wh t^ y on Mrs. Louise Klerk will give a BEAUTY DEMONSTRATION at the Boy Scouts Association, Martla Road, at 2.30 p.m. The ROTARY CLUB OF BINGAFORE EAST Is hav lng Its luncheon meeting at the Singapore Hilton at 1 p.m. Dr. Keith O. Hawkins, a visiting British crlmlno350 words
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Article165 1973-02-02 3 No cause for alarm; Ministry A case of cholera has been detected in the Tanjong Pagar area. The victim, 30-year-old man, is warded at the Middleton Hospital. Members of his family are under observation. They have to report to the hospital daily for examination. A spokesman for165 words
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195 1973-02-02 3 London, Friday Sim Woh Kum, who with his wife, Mimi Wong, was convicted in the High Court of Singapore in December 1970 of the murder of a Japanese, Mrs. Ayako Watanabe, at the latter's home at Jalan Sea View, was refused special leave to195 words
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214 1973-02-02 3 Ivan Lim - By Ivan Lim Som#» 100 households, affected by the construction of the Pan Island Expressway across Kampong Chantek Bahru, off 6i m.s. Bukit Tlmah, have asked the Resettlement Department for compensation and re accommodation. In a joint letter to the214 words
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Article74 1973-02-02 3 A nine-day feast of Our Lady of Lourdes will be celebrated with a novena from tomorrow in Ophir Road. There will be dally mass novena prayers, sermons conducted in English and Tamil, and the benediction starting at 6 p.m. On the last day of the feast (Feb.74 words
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229 1973-02-02 3 The French Ambassador to Singapore, Mr. Marcel Flory, 64, will be the new doyen of the diplomatic corps in Singapore. He succeeds Mr. Nibhon Wilairat, the Thai Ambassador, 56, who will return home on Feb. 12 after six years of service in229 words
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Article87 1973-02-02 3 Mr. S.C. Huang of Orchard Hotel has been reelected president of the Singapore Hotel and Restaurant Association, fcr 1973. Other office-bearers are: vice-president, Mr. Lim Ewe Hin of Singapore Hilton; secretary, Mr. Billy Theodas of Ming Court Hotel; treasurer, Mr. M.S. Loke of Hotel Equatorial. Committee87 words
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Article62 1973-02-02 3 The Post Office Savings Bank of Singapore announced it will post an interest warrant to every depositor who holds a passbook in the computerised series, from today. The interest warrant can be presented at any POSB branch in Singapore for the purpose of updating the passbook with the62 words
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106 1973-02-02 3 Jurong Town Corporation will have another 2500 units of flats in three months time. JTC chairman Mr.- Woon Wah Siang said the new flats would ease the housing shortage in Jurong. Mr. Woon was commenting on a recent press article which stated that106 words
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Article227 1973-02-02 3 Teresa Ooi - femininity not affected* By Teresa Ooi Strenuous sports would not Jeopardise the femininity of girls, a National Sports Promotion Board health official said today. Dr. Lindy Lin said: "There is no evidence to suggest that strenuous sports and exercises result In detrimental effects on a girl's227 words
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Advertisement268 1973-02-02 3 n -j L«». .'*|3 *ZM ##1 h& **s 4 X**-. *2-, OWN A VILLA WITH ONE DOLLAR Think of the grand feeling of it all a spacious and elegant two level lounge. With high ceiling, spacious bedrooms, convertible study, central air conditioning, built-in pool, exotic garden, stylish car porch. A268 words
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In Person
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Article, Illustration480 1973-02-02 4 THE mobile WATER IS PRECIOUS exhibition made its first impact at the Mountbatten Community Centre the other day when it was opened by the MP for the constituency MR. NG Y E O W CHONG. A large number of residents and officials attended the opening480 words
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Article484 1973-02-02 4 cnnmE [unit by PG Dear PG: A reai dog-lover will not care only for valuable dogs, will he? If you agree, I hope you can tell me why there are no mongrels at dog shows. It seems that all those on show are pedigree animals.484 words
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Advertisement221 1973-02-02 4 NOW MORE FLAVOUR )N YOUR COFFK J to )> INSTANT COFFEE from HOLLAND MOCCONA INSTANT COFFEE There's nothing quite like Moccone traditionally Dutch to give you reel aroma in your coffee. Don't settle for anything less take a sip and get ready for a real Dutch treat. SMOOTH... as the221 words
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Advertisement18 1973-02-02 4 Wishing You A Happy New Year si t CHINA AIRLINES The flag carrier of the Republic of China18 words
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294 1973-02-02 5 Welfare organisations are facing an aeute shortage of voluntary workers in homes for boys and girls over ten years old. Major Will Krommenhoek, the general secretary of the Salvation Army said: "There has been a tendency in the past for voluntary workers to294 words
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369 1973-02-02 5 Douglas Chan - It's harder to detect By Douglas Chan Narcotics syndicates are now converting more and more opium into morphine before smuggling the drug into Singapore. This follows intensified security measures taken by Malaysian and Singapore authorities. So u r c es explained. that the conversion369 words
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Article26 1973-02-02 5 The sub-committee of the Singapore Association for the Blind wIT hold a forum on the White Cane and Mobility at 2.45 p.m. on February 11.26 words
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Article30 1973-02-02 5 The Minister of State for Communications, Dr. Ang Kok Peng, will open the third postage stamps exhibit on at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 2 p.m. on Sunday.30 words
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Article178 1973-02-02 5 A survey on Continuing Education and Occupational Mobility, conducted by the Extramural Studies Department. University of Singapore, has received rather poor response from the public. The director of the department, Mr. J.F. Conceicao sa'.d: "Since the survey started two months ago, we have received very178 words
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Article, Illustration184 1973-02-02 5 A week ago the sky was their roof and it was a bleak future that awaited them. Today, Madam Chee Yeok Ee and her children not only have a temporary tome but a bright New Year ahead. Tan Mei Kam, 1, and Mei Keng,184 words
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Advertisement407 1973-02-02 5 asterpiece. rs of research re geared entirely to ined to suit the the linked to other inyo's it T I? it. RD-4300 CD Dolby cassette deck with Dolby noise suppression circuitry is designed for music recording and playback through a high fidelity system. Speed accuracy: 99.8%. Frequency response: 20-16,000 Hz407 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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651 1973-02-02 6 Michael Getter - AMERICA Prom Michael Getter Washington Post The Pentagon has recommended expansion or the US Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missUe force so that all 1,000 of the strategic missiles eventually can carry the highly accurate type of triple warhead known as MIRV. For theWashington Post - 651 words
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Article, Illustration900 1973-02-02 6 Don Oberdorfer - AND IN JAPAN... From Don Oberdorfer JAPAN The United States agreed last week to reduce its military personnel in mainland Japan by about 10 per cent and give up several major bases over the next three years to save money and lower the U.S.900 words
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VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article536 1973-02-02 6 What other Newspapers are saying: U.S. DOLLAR FTKMS UP BUT STERLING REMAINS WEAK The Committee of 20 Deputies charged with the responsibility of drafting ft new International currency system began a threeday meeting in Paris last Tuesday to put the world economy on a more stable footing.536 words
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Article277 1973-02-02 6 JAPAN'S BUDGET The Japanese Cabinet has approved the budget for 1973. which totals as much as 14,284,073 million yens ($136,755 million). This budget of astronomical figures Is 28.56 per cent more than .that of last year and its rate of increase is the largest in 20277 words
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Article189 1973-02-02 6 ALLIANCE VICTORY In the Kuala Kedah byelection last Saturday, although the Alliance candidate Datulc Senu Abdul Rahman obtained a majority of 6061 votes over his opponent siti Noor binte Hamid Tuah, compared to the majority ol 3504 obUined by Tengku Abdul Rahman in the 1968 general election; the189 words
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Advertisement77 1973-02-02 6 FROM PAIN WITH ONLY ONE SARIDON r, ■r f Whenever headache, fever or toothaeh>* is (lr.Hjmiifj you down, take one Sandon F ret s.-.! e. Ft.*!. 1 the pun and discomfort diseppe.ir urn. And feci fatly r"lif. -d* F Hoffmann La Roche Cu I :ti S.\ at/erhind It HACKS r77 words
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Advertisement80 1973-02-02 6 s BILLY ANDRE" From Jan.29th to Feb. 10th! It's Billy Andre Again! The man with the platinum voice. Brought back by popular demand. Billy sings romantic ballads that have made him famous on T.V. and nightclubs around the world. Dine and dance in elegant surroundings. Music provided by Vic Luna80 words
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Article253 1973-02-02 7 UPI and Reuter Washington, Friday British Prime Minister Mr. Edward Heath said here yesterday that there were still real grievances about US trade barriers. Speaking at a Press Club luncheon shortly after he began talks with President Nixon, Mr. Heath said: "You have complaints aboutUPI and Reuter - 253 words
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Article, Illustration130 1973-02-02 7 The festive spirit is in the air and hotels in Singapore have gone all out to spruce up their premises. Shangri-La Hotel, for instance, has set ud a pleasant traditional decoration in its lobby. Highlights of the set-up are the mouthwatering "delicacies." an integral part130 words
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286 1973-02-02 7 Reuter London, Friday.—Britain and France yesterday insisted they would press ahead with the supersonic Concorde despite the dramatic loss of their best American customers. But it was admitted that production may now be drastically slowed. Heavy gloom settled on governments and manufacturers asReuter - 286 words
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Article173 1973-02-02 7 United Press International Washington, Friday. Senator William Fulbright threatened yesterday to cut off foreign aid funds until President* Nixon agrees to release about US$l2,OOO million in impounded funds for domestic programmes. Senator Fulbright raised that possibility at a hearing by a Senate subcommittee into Mr.United Press International - 173 words
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Article278 1973-02-02 7 'Good to quit C'wealth' United Press International Kampala, Friday President Idi Amin said yesterday he would "put pressure" on the local British community if Uganda was expelled from the British Commonwealth. The comment followed a demand by a British Member of Parliament for Uganda's exclusion fromUnited Press International - 278 words
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161 1973-02-02 7 Reuter •Sao Paulo. Friday.—Belligerent Indian tribesmen in northern Brazil, their skins painted with war colours, stormed a jungle outpost and killed three government workers sent to pacify them, riddling their bodies with arrows. A fourth government worker, Luis Duarte. escaped by scaring off theReuter - 161 words
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Advertisement208 1973-02-02 7 TOURS LOWEST FARE TO LONDON t X Wnk Hongkong Macau Bangkok 8 Day* >860 Ooily Departure Torwon Japon Hongkong 14 Days $1470 Taiwan Hongkong (Mocauj Bangkok 12/14 Day», $1110; $1190; 4/2, 11/2, 17/2, 3/3,. 10/3. 12/3.26/3, 31/3, 1/4. 3/4, 5/4 YaiwarvKoreo/Japan/Hongkong Bangkok 21/19/15 Ow. $1990. $1890 $1790. 17/2, 3/3 17/3,208 words
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Advertisement178 1973-02-02 7 castHlLON Cof^ V V v Vtr <?* r* k rl •V *0 9E> is r y! VJ A* *o*' SSi a* 5# 3f# f ti r A ft *1 r a m »i> >/> il i» s m. t IfKb <# WW '■i PIS 'A If w fs ism SI178 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration807 1973-02-02 8 The new year Is definitely here. For the Chinese, it starts tomorrow and like all other new years it is time to look at the past to prepare for the futu re. Resolutions need to be made and homes turned upsidedown to present a807 words
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Advertisement165 1973-02-02 8 Rw words am describe the beauty cf TaiPhigcarpets. :fc SINGAPORE CARPET •=P MANUFACTURERS PTE. LTD. Showroom 125, Tanglin Road.S'pore, 10. Tel: *****1/2. symbol of finest quality THE DOUBLE KNIT FREE GIFT ONE V.I>P. KEY CHAIN to THE PURCHASER OF ONE SUIT LENGTH 3 TROUSER LENGTHS 24 designs at your choice165 words
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Advertisement98 1973-02-02 8 =2 mm CASA PUPO The SPECIALIST CENTRE SHOP 640 SOMERSET ROAD ENTRANCE Just arrived o new collection of Spanish handwoven. RUGS BEDCOVERS in the most gorgeous colours to suit any decor. I 5" )T7T7T7i7T7Tm I 1 1. SWISS PKICISION Wear a Rotary. Tough, rugged, waterproof and automatic with quick change98 words
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Advertisement118 1973-02-02 8 You can still shop Cool, Calm, y&JM Collected, because we're open till 5 P«m« today for last minute Shoppers like you. Welcome to PEOPLE'S EMPORIUM! PEONE'S Geylang Rd/Tg Katong Singapore KONG HEE FATT CHOY HOW MUCH DO YOU HAVE TO M PAY FOR HONESTY? TUcRRISi v 3 r ''ci Ml'Dt118 words
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Advertisement233 1973-02-02 8 eastern united OFFERS vannr With Every Purchase of Beautiful CARPETS WALLPAPERS worth *450/ or more Hurry! While Stocks Last MM 111 Wide selection of the Right Materials Colours of beautiful CARPETS WALLPAPERS. So whatever kind you have in mind you can be sure of the right choice. Consult our experts233 words
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Article, Illustration360 1973-02-02 9 WANG SU FAH - I CAMERA By WANG SU FAH This first prize colour print, In the Woods (right) won for Mr. Low Cheen Khoon, of 103. Watson Road, Port Klang, an air trip to Japan in the Kodak Pocket Instamatic Camera photographic contest. The side lighting effect was360 words
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243 1973-02-02 9 Singaporeans will be able to travel cheaply to the United States and enjoy a package holiday if plans by a charter airline materialise in June. Trans International Airlines. one of the largest charter airlines in the US, is making arrangements with local243 words
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Article34 1973-02-02 9 Mr. George Thia, a certified accountant, will conduct a 10-lecture course on Advanced Accounts, organised by the Department of Extramural Studies. University of Singapore, at Nissen Hut 6A on Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.34 words
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Advertisement287 1973-02-02 9 BIG FEATURES in VIEWER EDITOR M Screen Size: 96mm x 72mm 3.8" x 2.9" Reel Capacity: 400 ft. Bulb: 6V.10W. Weight: 2.skgs. (5.51 lbs.) Metallic Body. Film holder plate switch. Puncher. m A k L_ —~y Apr Focusing gear. Single frame selector Framing knob. Film indicator. Dust-proof glass. Winding Ratio:287 words
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Advertisement333 1973-02-02 9 RUSSIAN CAMERAS FREE OFFEI V-. i. v*V For every LUBITEL 2 6 x 6 cm Twin Lens Reflex Camera (Nett Price: SS3O/-) OR every 35mm SMENA—B Camera (Nett Price: SS32/-J purchased. S'PORE NETT PRICK $90/. We offer you one lovely PARKER 45 Standard Ballpen (Value: $5/50) FREE (Whilst Stocks Last):333 words
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Advertisement163 1973-02-02 9 NEW NATION Photographic Contest Name Address Title: Camera: Exposure: Rules Camera Corner weekly photographic contest Below are the rules of the competition. It's open to all with cash primes. 1. The Contest is open to all Singapore photographers. t. Minimum size is 6" x ft" on glossy surface. 3. An163 words
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Advertisement75 1973-02-02 9 Thi Batik Hou* NO 2-37 2ND FLOOR, PENINSIA> SHOPPING COMPLEX, COLEMAN STREET, SPORE 6. SPECIAL SEASION'S OFFER. WE HAVE A WIDE SELECTION OF GENUINE INDONESIAN BATIK, VOILE AND LAWN BATIK. READY-MADE BATIK DRESSES, GOWNS, KEBAYAS, PANT SUITS, SHIRTS, MATCHING HANDBAGS I SHOES. BATIK TSHIRTS FOR MEN ft LADIES IN COTTON75 words
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Miscellaneous313 1973-02-02 9 Housewife wins $15 prize ■j.* m Quiz object No. 181 Last Monday's quiz photograph showed a plastic spoon. The first prize of $15 goes to Mrs. Tan Beng Neo. a housewife. of Middlesex Road. Her entry was the first correct one opened by the Editor last nieht. The next correct313 words
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Article431 1973-02-02 10 Earlier speculation that the ANZUK Force is heading for disintegration following the electoral victory of Mr. Gough Whitlam's Australian Labour Party has proved to be groundless. The Australian battalion which is due to return at the end of this year will leave Singapore as scheduled, but431 words
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Article67 1973-02-02 10 rrYirvv^rTY^Tv^! 'JljJIyj jjij by ISPY The Netherland Government Is offering a number of international post-gra-duate courses to graduates serving in the Government Service. Among them is a 3V 2 month course on potato production. Applicants should be engaged in potato production presently and in future, and should67 words
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Article, Illustration1088 1973-02-02 10 PANG CHENG LIAN - PANG CHENG LIAN There is a ceasefire in Vietnam, but it doesn't mean that there will be peace." was the cynical comment 1 got last week when I asked a Government official for his reaction to1,088 words
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Letters
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Article211 1973-02-02 10 LIM HENG TOW - LIM HENG TOW Public Relations Officer. RTS. Singapore. 11 This has reference to the letter by Jerry, Su, Mat and Ley which appeared in the New Nation of 9th January 1973. May we clarify, please. Passes were issued, on re quest, to members of the public to211 words
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Article166 1973-02-02 10 I thought it was the intention of the government to encourage the people to travel. Even ASEAN members have endorsed this principle. But there seems to be a contradiction and mix-up in policy. The Inland Revenue Department has decided to tax the whole amount of166 words
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Article85 1973-02-02 10 CORINNA DIEU (Mrs - CORINNA DIEU (Mrs.) Public Relations Officer, Housing and Development Board. Singapore. 2. Our Investigation into the repainting work of Block 106 ToaPayoh (NN, January 22) showed that many of the TV aerials are erected very close to each other. It was inevitable therefore. that some antennae85 words
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Article165 1973-02-02 10 GARY S.C. GOH - GARY S.C. GOH The ceasefire in South Vietnam began on Sunday. 28th Januarv 1973. This is what I have to sav of the ceasefire accord. Accord in Paris at last—the world awaits the news with bated breath. For tragic is the ravage in Vietnam and165 words
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Article198 1973-02-02 10 S. CHINNIAH - S. CHINNIAH This Is my reply to Edgar Hartmann's letter which appeared In your Issue of 26th January. It's true that most Indians do not buy the newspapers because they are impecunious, but the news is served to them by the more fortunate ones, by word198 words
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Advertisement12 1973-02-02 10 Write to The Editor, New Nation. Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1.12 words
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Miscellaneous0 1973-02-02 10 .?$(==?|@%-<+"$:!{+``'_,!|\]&^"0 words
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Our Heritage
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Article, Illustration1245 1973-02-02 11 BETTY L. KHOO - PRESENTED BY BETTY L. KHOO The passing years have been a silent witness to the many changes at Raffles Place. The clatter of horses' hoofs and the soft £>ad of rickshawpullers' feet have given way to the rumble of cars.. Dilapidated1,245 words
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Article633 1973-02-02 11 Q: What is artificial insemination? Is it a good idea? A: Artificial insemination is a technique for fertilising a woman when it can't be done the regular way. On the surface it seems to be a simple straightforward solution to the problem of a fertile633 words
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Article, Illustration466 1973-02-02 11 Dr. David Reuben - Dr. David Reuben Q. I've heard a lot of talk recently about sex and violence, but I'm not sure exactly what the connection is. Are some people really sexually excited by seeing other people getting hurt? A: More than most of them are willing to admit.466 words
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Advertisement841 1973-02-02 12 c SONOVOX MUSIC CORP. PIANOS ORGANS GUITARS and other Musical Instruments 225, Supreme House 2nd Floor, Penang Road, Singapore 9 Tel: *****. Shop No. 322, Supreme House, 3rd floor, Penang Road, Singapore, 9. Tel: *****. Suits made to order within 24 hours. Members of the Diners Qub and American Express841 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration695 1973-02-02 13 Ex-Mrs. Hughes steps out from the shadows into a basy family life Jean Peters is living, walking, breathing proof that women can keep secrets. For 14 years she was married to Howard Hughes, the mysterious billionaire whose movements fascinate the world. Now that695 words
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571 1973-02-02 13 Kate Holliday - The female front From Kate Holliday I am a great admirer of women especially those who possess wily femininity. The flirting, the helplessness, the deliberate charm are fine—if, unlike me, you know how to use them to trap some guy or to571 words
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Article545 1973-02-02 13 MAK CHIK - EATING IN »l nia i/ r>i in/ with MAK CHIK It's a safe bet that every Chinese home in Singapore now has a pile of gleaming mandarin oranges. Oranges (which incidentally are native to China and spread to the rest of the world several centuries ago) ar-> always545 words
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Advertisement82 1973-02-02 13 > W/< m NEW NATION NEW 20 cents per word minimum 10 words M Ls4si^l I kg<s WISHING OUR MANY CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS m M A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS YEAR OF THE OX m {CyM ■ii rri AND A BIG WELCOME to LA SELGO CAFE RESTAURANT 6c BAR (RED82 words
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BUSINESS NEWS
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620 1973-02-02 14 Gilani Jute and Textile Mills which came to the market in 1970 appears to be dire straits for according to the company's own description its "present position is critical with substantial stocks of bags unsold, and no funds available to620 words
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407 1973-02-02 14 While gold still glitters on the international monetary scene, It is slowly but surely diminishing in importance, First Nat'ona! City Bank said yesterday. Deep-seated differences among governments on the monetary role of gold surfaced recently between those who wish to keep a central role407 words
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Article29 1973-02-02 14 Taipeh, Friday. Taiwan's textile exports last year were estimated at US$lOOO million ($2,800 mil.) some US$3OO million more than the previous, the Central News Agencv said yesterday.29 words
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Article, Illustration110 1973-02-02 14 An easier trend prevailed On the pre-holiday Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Trading was brisk in the morning session but slowed down in the afternoon. The Straits Times Industrial Ordinary index showed a rise of 3.23 points to 520.03. However, a drop of 0.15 point was110 words
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Article54 1973-02-02 14 Closing priccs (in yen) yesterday. Nippon Electiic 300 Nippon Steel 165 Fujikoflii 235 Konlshii oku Photc Ind 261 Hitachi 250 Komatsu 380 Isuzu Motor 295 Mitsubishi Heavy Ind 242 Tokyo Shibaura Electric 156 Toshiba Machinery 246 Gunze Sangyo 488 Oriental Terminal Products 142 Sailor Pen 165 Nippon Oas 37054 words
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Article200 1973-02-02 14 Closing prices (in francs) yesterday: Paribas 210 (210) lndochine 265 (261.60) Foncier 400.90 <401.10) Prlntemps 149.50 (149) CGE 460 (463) Bull 70 (69) Royal Dutch 152.60 (195.10) Michelin 1780 (1785) Thomson 186 (187.50) CFP 210.10 (211.20) Rhone 167 (169) Air 360 (360) Philips 89.40 (89.60) Suez 351 (356) Citroen200 words
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Article253 1973-02-02 14 Prices at 11.30 a.m. today (Australian time). Abaleen 101 Do Opts Nil 05 AOD 13 14 Allstate 21 23 Amad 08 10 Aurora Nil 18 Do Opts 04 OS Aust Ant 13 15 Bamboo 09 11 Beach 53 Nil Bounty Oil 01} 02 Bridge 23 24 Castlereagh 07 07V?253 words
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Article215 1973-02-02 14 Alcan A1 24 Allied Chem 30", Allis Ch 10' 2 53"* Am Can 2S% AT T 51 A P 6'« Anaconda 20", At Richfld 79* 4 Beth Steel 27 Boeing 23 Boise C 10>% Burroughs 219 V Caterp Tra 64 Chrysler 36'1 Coca-Cola 143'4 Colgate 92 T» Contl215 words
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Article29 1973-02-02 14 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Exchange yesterday: 98&.78 toff 13.24) 20 205.43 (off 1.70) 114.10 (up 0.28) C 5 312.32 (off 3.00)29 words
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Article52 1973-02-02 14 New York, Friday Prices registered a broad decline in heavy trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones industrial average of 30 bluechip stocks was 13.24 lower to 985.78 at the final bell The Dow had been more than six points higher during52 words
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Article106 1973-02-02 14 Kyodo Tokyo. Friday. Many issues bounced back on buying at decline in early trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange yesterday. Although the Dow-Jones average recouped some of the big losses suffered the previous two days, however. the TSE price index for the first section further edgedKyodo - 106 words
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Advertisement196 1973-02-02 15 EXCLUSIVE NOOOLE AND K.WEY TEOW —We serve Special Soup "for rlunch:—Steamed ciol Soup for lunch:—Steamed Pig &.<3in Special Dishes, Sweet and Sour Pork, Sweet ond Sour Prawn, Pork Chop also Desserts, Sandwiches, Ice Creams, Coffee ond Tea. Mo'aya Cafe Restouront 27 Stomford Rood, Singapore 6. Tel: *****6. THE MANAGEMENT OF196 words
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1064 1973-02-02 16 Blue Peter - By Blue Peter Royal Mark, trained at Bukit Timah by Colin Tulloh, can make amends for his failure in the Penang Gold Cup by annexing the Tunku's Gold Cup to be contested on the fourth day of the Selangor Turf Club meeting,1,064 words
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Article, Illustration270 1973-02-02 16 By Blue Peter Kuala Lumpur, Friday Blah Blah II did a winning gallop on a good track here this morning. Ridden by Terry Tan, the Natural Bid five-year-old sprinted smartly over 3f in 36 1/5. Lowland Chief (Jim Johnson) took the eye when he did 3f270 words
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Article, Illustration334 1973-02-02 16 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia Two local tae-kwon-do exponents became the highest ranking black- belters here when they were awarded the fourth degree by the Korea Tae-Kwon-Do Association. They are John Nah and Jimmy Too, head instruc tors of the Young Men's Christian Association and Serangoon Garden334 words
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Article147 1973-02-02 16 London, Friday Gogi Alauddln, the young Pakistani amateur, last night upset world champion Geoff Hunt of Australia to reach the final of the British Open squash rackets championship here. Alauddin. the number three seed, won 1-9, 9-7, 9-1, 10-8 against Hunt, the second seed. In tomorrow's147 words
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Advertisement171 1973-02-02 16 Once upon a time there was singing and dancing and all the world was in love! 1 U u vr 1 '4 t I Sr' si j: n I 9 V v 4 If. 5* *i V*l 1 «l i, jV V 1 iA il f 9 U D'®;-!)'®''© /S)171 words
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Miscellaneous95 1973-02-02 16 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald PHILLIP... LISTEN TOME carefully/ your child has been born PHILLIP, WHY NOT LET HIM TALK NOW/ FOR ALL OUR SAKES/ E -^1 Sf i *mu =1 JS N THE NEXT BLAST iS GOING TO BE AIMED LOWER... ABOUT CHEST HIGH, DOCTOR' RIP KIRBY WHAT HAPPENED,95 words
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Article772 1973-02-02 17 Nancy Koh - By Nancy Koh Syed Abdul Kadir, that courageous punching package, is our best bet for the 1972 Sportsman of the Year award, to be decided by a panel of four judges at 4.30 p.m. on Feb. 16 at Sports House. The good looking, smooth-taking,772 words
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Article130 1973-02-02 17 New Delhi, Friday England cricketer Pat Pocock rejoined the MCC team In India yesterday and was told "you're playing tomorrow." Pocock, who returned to England 10 days ago because of the death of his father, flew into Delhi at 4 am and then travelled with the130 words
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Article39 1973-02-02 17 Kingston. Friday Australia beat the University of the West Indies XI by 86 runs at Mona yesterday In a match restricted to 40 overs each. Scores:— Australia 196/6 In 143 minutes; Uni 110 8 in 140 minutes.39 words
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Article30 1973-02-02 17 The Singapore Amateur Athletic Association walking squad will undergo the first trial on Sunday at 7 am. in preparation for the New Nation Big Walk on April.30 words
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Article456 1973-02-02 17 TEED UP with HOLE-IN-ONE Sixty-six golfers including 30 women were in a group of 87 Canadians from British Columbia who have just completed an enjoyable four-day stay in Singapore. This was the second stop of a Far East tour for these golfing enthusiasts who arrived from456 words
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Miscellaneous121 1973-02-02 17 RADIO 1.30 News followed by Share Market Report 1.40 Lunch Date 2.00 The Heart of Juliet Jones 2.30 Accent on Rhythm 2.45 The American Cinema 3.15 Music Roundabout 3.45 Junior Corner 4.00 Tea Break 5.00 New Brief 5.03 Prog. Summary 5.10 Music on the Move 6.00 News Brief 6.03 Public121 words
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Miscellaneous269 1973-02-02 17 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 11 Chinese society. 12 Word with tea or damask 13 Copied. 18 Rhone tributary. 22 Gulps down. 24 Pretentious: Colloq. 25 Confuse. 27 Navigation device 28 Money drawer 29 Scissor. 30 Young male. 31 Nonflying birds 32 Silly. 33 Side arm. 34 Ring decisions. 36 Restaurant lists269 words
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Article277 1973-02-02 18 ...AND COST MAN A FORTUNE Melbourne Herald Kissing a customs officer is just not done, as Raoul Fournier, a 46-year old French businessman has discovered to his cost. In fact, his exuberance has cost him a small fortune and ensures that he can never return toMelbourne Herald - 277 words
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Article, Illustration70 1973-02-02 18 Leading in the Year of the Ox is 22-year old Sharon Tan, with an expression on her face that clearly says: "Kong Hee Fatt Choy". The 5 ft. 5 in. tall beauty is already dreaming of the gala time she is going to hove dancing,Picture by Jerry Seh - 70 words
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Article137 1973-02-02 18 Today is Friday, February 2. the 33rd day of 1973 with 332 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. Austrian violinist and composer Fritz137 words
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Article49 1973-02-02 18 AH FOOK: At last something positive is being done to carry out the ceasef ire agreement in Vietnam. MEI LIN: I hope the people there will have a peaceful New Year for a change. I'm sure they still remember the Tet offensive and the horror it brought.49 words
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Advertisement181 1973-02-02 18 The most exclusive and expensive watch in the world, but the most beautiful too. The most artistic TIME PIECE which you will always treasure. SOLE AGENT SHUI HWA (IMPORT EXPORT) PTE. LTD TANGLIN SHOPPING CENTRE. IST FLOOR 19. TANG'-IN ROAD. SINGAPORE. 10. TEL: *****0 ALSO OBTAINABLE SINGAPORE: > GENEVA CO181 words
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Miscellaneous342 1973-02-02 18 I 5 Singapon 3.00 Opening and Where the Heart Is 3.20 For the Family (B) 3.45 A Diary of Events in Singapore this Week 3.50 Exercise with Gloria 4.10 Days of Our Lives 4.30 Close 6.00 Opening and Lucky Dip 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 Hey Presto, It's Rolf 7.00342 words
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Miscellaneous514 1973-02-02 18 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN totjay. you are by nature a sympathetic, loving person. Always solicitious for the welfare of others, you put the happiness of your fellowman above your own, for only through his happiness can you find your own. You will have to be514 words
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882 1973-02-02 19 By Blue Peter Kita Suka II will take a lot beating in the Class 3 Division 2 6f handicap at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. The Idomeneo four-year-old was pretty useful last season, winning four races In fine882 words
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Article148 1973-02-02 19 SCRUTINEER BLUE PETER EPSOM JEEP MAKUDA I'Murvm Race 1 F'LIGHTS Bulan Marerahu B. TIME Fortune lights P. COACH Blooming Time B. MARSRAHU FortuMllffhta Race 2 TYCOON Born Lncky N. EXPRESS Tyooon N. EXPRESS Tyooon TYCOON French Court N. EXPRESS Money Race 3 8PEECHMAKER Gomanwyn AUROSA Hua-Le-La GOMANWYN148 words
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Article, Illustration10262 1973-02-02 20 2.00 Claw 6 Div. 2 6f ($5OOO $3500 to winner) t mM MIMSINCIII (McM Cnaal) Ta> I U (f) N.|l« ta?.iivrs -OSSA ur&tc vp,T MW SIS lIMt MMI J M7I am CMtM >OK JB M*i I t.ll Haa« I H«jyvi'.BS~«n-.g St! fcid. 7.» «w: n" V-5-5/ 1-48 8/3.10,262 words
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Advertisement104 1973-02-02 21 «S 'This week-end, join us on an eating-out spree Buffet Brunch It's a marathon eating session every Saturday and Sunday from 11.30 a.m. to 3.00 p. m. Let yourself go on the dozens of Irreslstable dishes, juices, coffee and tea. For only $5,50. Children under 10 $3.00. Poolside Bar-B-Q This104 words
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