New Nation, 3 July 1973
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Title Section19 1973-07-03 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, July 3, 1973 No. 757 Price 15 cents j SINGAPORE TUESDAY, JULY 3, 197319 words
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Article13 1973-07-03 1 Police reported 88 accidents yesterday. Ten were serious and one fatal.13 words
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Article145 1973-07-03 1 In dull trading, prices wtre easier on the Stock Exchange of Singapore for the first 45 minutes this morning. Tins, rubbers, oil palm and most hotels were neglected. Trading In Buklt Sembawang shares, which was suspended last week, was lifted this morning. BUSINESS DONE: Buklt Sembawang (1)145 words
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Article, Illustration501 1973-07-03 1 Bharathi Mohan - By Bharathi Mohan This dust-covered Plymouth has been lying idle at the Hilton Hotel's basement car park for about a month. Its owner is missing. He left in a hurry about two weeks ago- He also left behind a Rolls501 words
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Article61 1973-07-03 1 Johannesburg, Tuesday— Two young miners who bound an African's wrists with dynamite lighter cord and then set it alight were each sentenced to three months in prison yesterday. Stephanus An dries Alberts, 18, and Dirk Jacobus Laubscher, 24, were sentenced in a magistrate's court at Randfontein, near61 words
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Article, Illustration127 1973-07-03 1 London, Tuesday Joe Frazier (above) former world heavyweight boxing champion, outpointed Joe Bugner, Britain's European title-holder, over 12 rounds at Earl's Court here last night. Contrary to expectations, Bugner did not try to dance away from the beared Frazier, but was perfectly willing127 words
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Article89 1973-07-03 1 Hong Kong. Tuesday. The Hong Kong Marine Department reported today it received a distress message from the 011-drllllng rig Olomar IV which said the vessel's master had ordered the 70 people aboard evacuated because of high winds and heavy seas. The Department quoted the message from89 words
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Article, Illustration53 1973-07-03 1 Local soccer coach Choo Seng Quee <above) has been offered a coaching job by Hong Kong's professional Division One club. Caroline Hill. The offer to the former Singapore national coach Is worth about HK$6O.OOO ($30,000) a year for an indefinite period, starting in September when the colony's football53 words
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Article379 1973-07-03 1 New bid to halt Red drive in Cambodia Reuter Washington, Tuesday The Nixon administration, armed with legislation that permits bombing in Cambodia till August 15, has stepped up attacks in the war-torn country. According to a Defence Department spokesman the bombing raids over Cambodia haveReuter - 379 words
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Article302 1973-07-03 1 'Wait for our analysis' The Consumers Association of Singapore is making an analysis of the different varieties of blachan that are on the market. This follows a report from the Penang Consumers Association that a cancer-causing prohibited dye Rhodamine B—had been used to colour a certain302 words
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Article40 1973-07-03 1 New York, Tuesday. Sharif Sirhan eldest brother of Sirhan Sirhan, Senator Robert Kennedy's convicted assassin was sentenced to six months jail yesterday In Los Angeles for writing a letter threatening to kill Israel] Premier Golda Meir.40 words
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Advertisement112 1973-07-03 1 i JEFFREY LOW'S SOCCER SCENE IN PAGE 14 NEW NATION TEL: *****1. l\ X "r —/< V y ■j GROWING AND GROWING OUR GROWING ASSETS* ARE YOUR SECURITY £NO s: »i l □11P PC3 VAR OUS p Fl CO V* GP G \N- i,; MAT- t »PAN::* J to r112 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous14 1973-07-03 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.— Cloady. See Page 2.14 words
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Article, Illustration252 1973-07-03 2 Jurong Shipyard has successfully completed the removal of 3500 tons of scrap metal from a damaged oil tanker—by slicing the vessel in two (above). The two parts of the tanker will now be joined together by one metre of new plates—a process known as252 words
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Article65 1973-07-03 2 The Singapore Port Workers' Union has filed wage claims on behalf of 4000 mc.nthly-rated employees of the Port of Singapore Authority. Negotiations between the PSA and the union are expected to begin within the next few days. It is understood the PSA would make counter-pro-posals on the65 words
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Article275 1973-07-03 2 'Lamentable standards' Roadside hawkers in the eastern half of Singapore have "generally lamentable" standards of cleanliness, according to officials of the Rotary Club of Singapore East. They made this observation after their recent Cleanest Cooked Food Stall competition. They said more washing facilities should275 words
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Article40 1973-07-03 2 The Lions Club of Singapore Central will hold its 11th installation dinner at the Hilton Hotel on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. The Member of Parliament for River Valley. Dr. Tan Eng Liang will be the guest of honour.40 words
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118 1973-07-03 2 Low Wai Hoa. 12, who was missing from his Kampung Bahru home for nearly a week, was re-united with his family last night. Wai Hoa. a student of Dune a r n Secondary School, was found wandering near the Golden City Theatre118 words
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Article69 1973-07-03 2 Bangkok. Tuesday The Thai Ministry of Commerce has decided to lift the ban on the export of parboiled and broken rice, official sources said yesterday. The sources said the Government was removing the ban because parboiled and broken rice were noi, used for domestic consumption. Last month,69 words
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Article31 1973-07-03 2 A 25-lecture course on Industrial Radiography will be conducted jointly by the Ministry of Science and Technology and the University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies on July 10.31 words
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Advertisement91 1973-07-03 2 GREAT WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK ON VIEW A WIDE RANGE OF INDIAN INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, ENGINEERING MANUFACTURES. FABULOUS TEXTILES. HANDLOOMS AND HANDICRAFTS Only 7 days to go Closes July, 10,1973 Open to public Week-Days: 6.00 PM to 10.00 PM Sundays: 4.00 PM to 10.00 PM mm m mm TTK! International Training Centre91 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous897 1973-07-03 2 Barman among LP winners r r VS Jr. "rm ■:w n Poser No. 14 KWANG SIA/NEW NATION CONTEST cinEmn poser Last Thursday's poser showed Richard Johnson in a scene from the film Khartoum. The first 10 correct entries opened bv the Editor yesterday evening were from: Mr. Ho Kuen Bok897 words
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Miscellaneous149 1973-07-03 2 I weather Temperatures in cities yesterday: Manila Hong Kong Kuala Lumpur Bangkok Tokyo Jakarta Naha Taipeh Seoul London Moscow New York San Francisco Paris Sydney Adelaide 31-24 C 31-27 C 33-23 C 34-27 C 27-23 C 32-25 C 31-26 C 29-25 C 30-20 C 23-17 C 17-12 C 30-20 C149 words
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Article, Illustration147 1973-07-03 3 Looking up at the gliding beauties may be a favourite past time for these youths, but it certainly is not being appreciated. For the girls who use the escalators are afraid that a little too much might be revealed to the passers-by. The147 words
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Article290 1973-07-03 3 Awaiting approval Twenty two chit fund companies have decided to remain in business. They have applied to the Monetary Authority of Singapore for a renewal of their licences which expired last month. Although it is expected that all the applications will be approved290 words
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Article29 1973-07-03 3 A karate tournament will be held at the Chinese YMCA in Palmer Road on August 25 at 7.30 p.m. Tickets far admission are available on application.29 words
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Article32 1973-07-03 3 Yoga and tai chi classes will be conducted at the Siglap Community Centre in Palm Road today from 7.30 D.m. to 8.30 p.m. For further details. contact Siglap Community Centre.32 words
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Article, Illustration177 1973-07-03 3 Boxing promoter Abdul Razak, 55 (above), who has just served a jail sentence on vice charges, wants to make a clean breast of things and hopes to go back to big time boxing again. He wants to concentrate on professional boxing and177 words
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212 1973-07-03 3 An anti-drug abuse week will be held in October to get public support against the growing menace. The Senior Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Culture, Encik Sha'ari Tadin, announced this yesterday when he launched the Singapore Anti Narcotics Association's logo and212 words
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Article30 1973-07-03 3 The Mitsubishi Bank Ltd. of Tokyo will hold a cocktall party at Shangri-La Hotel on Thursday at 6.30 p.m. to mark the official opening of its Singapore branch.30 words
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404 1973-07-03 3 Problems of adjustment faced by poorer working class families that are rehoused from an old to a new Housing and Development Board environment can be minimised through education, according to a sociologist from the University of Singapore. Dr. Riaz Hassan from the university's Sociology Department,404 words
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Article21 1973-07-03 3 The Calrnhlll Community Centre will conduct a sixmonth elementary dressmaking course next month. Closing date for registration is July 1021 words
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142 1973-07-03 3 The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees has called on the Government to start negotiations to improve the working conditions of firemen at the Sembawang Fire Station. In a letter to the Permanent Secretary of the Finance Ministry, AUPE general secretary Mr. O. Kandasamy142 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement204 1973-07-03 3 Beautify your home with a do-it-yourself Danish Lampshade. It comes with simple instructions, and you can join strips and pieces of plastics together into a lampshade which clusters around a light source to lend your room the right atmosphere. Unique in designs, they come in a beautiful range of soft204 words
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Advertisement86 1973-07-03 3 Wt VITAMINS... your hair needs them Vitamms are vital for health Just as your body needs them, so does your hair to keep it thick, stronq and clean. Pan tone s scientific vitamin deep mto the scalp Refreshes it and keeps it healthy Makes your hair easier to qroom. Start86 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous310 1973-07-03 3 Quiz object No. 310 Housewife wins top prize Ml IS II? Last Thursday's quiz photograph showed an iceball maker. The first prize of $15 goes to Madam Tay Slew Meng, a housewife, of Margaret Drive. Her entry was the first correct one opened by the Editor last night. The next310 words
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In Person
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Article, Illustration700 1973-07-03 4 LOUD COT-MB AS THEY SEE 'RESTRICTED 1 DANCE The three women dancers in colourful turbans and long flowing skirts twirled vigorously to the beat of drums and the strains of the harmonium. The audience roared in approval for MISS PRAKASH SIDHU, MISS700 words
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Advertisement130 1973-07-03 4 MET X A EX v FURTHER DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS! P. SALE PRICE GENT'S DEPT. Clairmaille T-Shirt (France) Montant T-Shirts A LADIES' DEPT. Blouses Pant Suits Ladies Handbags LINGERIE DEPT. Lady Marlene Bras Warners Bras Playtex Bras Triumph Bras Magic V CHILDREN'S DEPT. Playsuits Towelling Pyjamas Girl's Slacks TEXTILE DEPT. Printed130 words
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177 1973-07-03 5 Reuter Saigon. Tuesday. The Viet Cong's Provisional Revolutionary Government (PRG) has severely criticised the Canadian delegation as negotiations continued for the release of two detained Canadian truce observers. The two Canadian captains—lan Patten. 28, and Fletcher Thomson, 27 have been held byReuter - 177 words
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Article61 1973-07-03 5 London. Tuesday—Striptease club owner James Humphreys, angry that his wife's former lover Peter Garsath was seeing her again, ordered a gang to cut off his hands, a prosecutor told the Old Bailey Criminal court yesterday. Diaries found during a police raid on one of his bookshops are61 words
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424 1973-07-03 5 'Work of guerrillas' Reuter Tel Aviv, Tuesday Defence Minister General Moshe Dayan hinted yesterday that Israel would avenge the murder of its Deputy Military Attache in Washington. Israel would "fight and do what we can to liquidate the terrorists wherever they exist," he toldReuter - 424 words
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Article29 1973-07-03 5 Santiago, Tuesday. Chile's Marxist President Salvador Allende, who crushed an abortive rightwing army revolt on Friday, is to reshuffle his Cabinet today, the Government announced here last night.29 words
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124 1973-07-03 5 Nairobi, Tuesday The Kenya Football Association is to Investigate reports that witchcraft is being used in soccer matches following an incident at a recent match which was abandoned after a riot broke out on the pitch. The match was between two local teams,124 words
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Article373 1973-07-03 5 We need deterrent, says Chiao Reuter Peking, Tuesday. Australian Opposition Liberal Party leader, Mr. Billy Snedden, has made a strong protest over China's recent nuclear test during lengthy talks here with Chinese Vice- Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan Hua, a spokesman for Mr. Snedden said yesterday. Mr.Reuter - 373 words
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Article, Illustration257 1973-07-03 5 Reuter and UPI New York, Tuesday—President Nixon will publicly discuss the Watergate case when the Senate committee Investigating the scandal has concluded its hearings, probably next month, Presidential Press secretary Mr. Ronald Zlegler said yesterday. Mr. Ziegler that the President would not accept any invitationReuter and UPI - 257 words
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Article148 1973-07-03 5 Reuter Paris, Tuesday—Scientists attending an International congress on harnessing sun for man's needs, which opened here yesterday are confident that solar energy can be used in the next few years to ease the growing oil shortage In the world. Professor J.A. Duffle of the UniversityReuter - 148 words
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202 1973-07-03 5 Reuter Helsinki, Tuesday. Europe's biggest postwar gathering of foreign ministers opens here today with 35 states seeking to reduce East-West tension, reinforce their sovereignty and independence and provide greater contact among their peoples. The omens for the European security conference are good, following theReuter - 202 words
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Article35 1973-07-03 5 London, Tuesday A British trade union and opposition politicians yesterday protested at the closure at short notice of an AngloAmerican radar station in eastern England which could give early warning of missile attacks.35 words
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Advertisement495 1973-07-03 5 > pA. r 0BR&&afc«£ 'Wf* tm. vREWAUL' ...world's largest manufacturer of f ront-vvheel drive vehicles! Tuesday evening. July 3. 1973 I franchise! The famous range of Renault motor vehicles now have a new home in Singapore and Malaysia. Century Motors now handle all marketing, service and parts supply for this495 words
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Article423 1973-07-03 6 The key to peace in Cambodia is not in the hands of the Cambodians. Nor does Washington, which is finding the task of bolstering the ineffectual Lon Nol regime a tiresome chore breeding acrimonies between the US Congress and Mr. Nixon, have the leverage423 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article62 1973-07-03 6 At the recent exam results of a reputable French language school, two of the failures had a piece of written advice from the school director. It read: have failed the exam and is recommended to divert her energy to another subject other than the foreign language." They62 words
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Article63 1973-07-03 6 A friend recently returned from overseas on an SIA flight was all praise for the crew. "Thev really know how to pamper a passenger. They simply keep on giving you food and drinks," he said. And then, as an afterthought, he added. "Only complaint is that there63 words
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Article, Illustration965 1973-07-03 6 GERALD de CRUZ - GERALD de CRUZ When one is in one's fifties, one often looks back to ask oneself, what exactly has one learned from being alive for half-a-cen-tury? One thing I can say without dissembling: My life has been like965 words
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Letters
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Article219 1973-07-03 6 LEONG SENG - LEONG SENG As I am an applicant of a HDB flat, I recently went to visit some of the nearlycompleted four-room slab block flats. I was disappointed to discover that such flats differed not only structurally but also in the floor area. For Instance, flats219 words
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Article53 1973-07-03 6 YEONG KUM KEE - YEONG KUM KEE Public Relations Officer, Ministry of National Development. Singapore, 2. Reference is made to the letter by Safety First capt.oned Parking Blocks Road (NN, 22.6.73). The indiscriminate parking of vehicles on both sides of the funnel road referred to has been investigated. Appropriate lane-markings53 words
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Article94 1973-07-03 6 A former sarabat stall site, adjacent to 489, Kampong Bahru Road has been fenced up by a liquor dealer for storing emDty aerated/ beer bottles. These empty bottles make good receptacles for holding rain water and invariably form excellent breeding grounds for mosquitoes. J have had94 words
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Article267 1973-07-03 6 YEONG KUM KEE - YEONG KUM KEE Public Relations Officer, Ministry of National Development, Singapore, 2. I refer to the letters by S. Chinnlah and Songbird Lover captioned Crows Do Have Their Uses and Get Rid of The Crows respectively (NN, June 14 and June 19). Mr. Chinniah's main objection267 words
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Article62 1973-07-03 6 M. LIANG - M. LIANG Waiting for a bus is indeed a frustrating experience. I would like to know if it is feasible for the authorities to consider putting up a bus shelter opposite Hotel Equatorial. Tlje shelter if erected, will serve not only local commuters but foreigners as62 words
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Article209 1973-07-03 6 The part of Beach Road from Its junction with Liang Seah Street to Arab Street, has many signs which clearly indicate that parking is prohibited between 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. except on Sundays and holidays. In addition a lane running parallel to it has double209 words
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Advertisement46 1973-07-03 6 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR LETTERS to the Editor will not be consider ed for pubhca tion unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not want youname published46 words
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Advertisement370 1973-07-03 6 4t The mi are par </Bt&2k (mond buy fvn <*** SO *f SMIkSU*LW)ti/.U*tu» tut/* tUi\ button*,l4. 10/jy M/t &*.\jl 4\€\ 3/000Ci»ite*+4\t Afx/ -Ifs. KsOb^ Ul/dLtislVt\ yeu t-+m J+4+y»cv*A trct&i\, tn i*y+LL, wt yd* to <**. Ui M*tcof*ltfa-c£*txct to tttf y<** Wv< Xt. W« /*v/ \bt l)i*+*-o+~/i U+ dock 4pa Diamond370 words
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Miscellaneous36 1973-07-03 6 X m i i i HI £3 I 11 KS Si i n vv A \> m 'IS m )l m m M >SJ a R m 7/ tfi or* V. THE RETURN OF THE ARGENTINE MESSIAH36 words
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Article, Illustration1488 1973-07-03 7 Answer to security problems—but at a price... PRIVATE EYE... -4 The CISCO kids are Singapore's answer to the security problem. They are trained and armed and will protect your money bags and documents if they need to be transferred from one place to another. But there is1,488 words
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Article, Illustration541 1973-07-03 7 Private eye Yip Peng Yew definitely does not fit the romanticised image of an agile Mr. Snooper man. He is in his 60s and a grandiaiiier, but he is also probably one of the most successful and experienced private sleuths in Singanore. Mr. Yip became a541 words
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Article, Illustration153 1973-07-03 7 writer - By a special writer Los Angeles Times Digital security systems which can monitor sensing devices and keep tabs on guard reports miles from the property they protect. Such systems feed out a continuous computer report on the condition of the plantLos Angeles Times - 153 words
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Advertisement10 1973-07-03 7 Concluding the series by Wee Beng Huat and Ruth Moses10 words
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Advertisement114 1973-07-03 7 The original and genuine "POPCARS" WORLD'S MOST ADVANCEO ELECTRICALLY POWERED AND RECHARGEADLE CAR 9 The original POP CAR for space age children 0 Many other models to choose from Offered at old prices prices will increase in the ne*t shipment m p. Model "CT" PC 1 1 speed 12V BatteryJ114 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration1270 1973-07-03 8 Violet Oon - IWORIf '73 By Violet Oon In Bukit Ho Swee housewives are quietly fighting inflation through co operative effort. And it is paying dividends. In the face of price increases the world over the ordinary housewife seems helpless, even more so if she1,270 words
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Article, Illustration822 1973-07-03 8 Abby Tan - By Abby Tan At the phenomenal speed of one flat every 25 minutes, the Housing and Development Board's low-cost housing programme is billed as the most successful in the world. Yet the Housing and Development Board owes Its success In no small way to perhaps822 words
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Article, Illustration974 1973-07-03 8 Ismail Kassim - By Ismail Kassim Anyone visiting the Manpower Base (Kallang Camp) or the People's Association headquarters will not fail to notice an L-shaped, slightly dilapidated, wooden structure which stands at the main entrance of the Old Kallang Airport. This Is the home of the974 words
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Article372 1973-07-03 8 VOICE OF THE PRESS What other Newspapers are saying: MARRIAGE RESTRICTIONS ON FOREIGNERS As from July l, the rules governing marriages between work permit holders and Singapore citizens will be tightened. Work permit holders earning less than $750 per month must first obtain the approval of tne Commissioner372 words
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Article, Illustration186 1973-07-03 9 A display of power and hand tools will be held in the Australian Trade Commissioner's showroom from tomorrow to Friday. Announcing this the Australian Senior Trade Commissioner. Mr. H. C. Sargent said: "The display will feature a wide range of tools including electric186 words
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Article, Illustration539 1973-07-03 9 Australian power and hand tools are second to none as far as quality and reliability are concerned. A wide range will be on show during the three-day display a; the Australian Trade Commissioner's showroom. These are some cS the tools which will be seen at539 words
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Advertisement229 1973-07-03 9 AUSTRALIAN POWER AND HAND TOOLS DISPLAY ANEW NATION PRESENTATION g£ m F >•* a LO 3 I Q KJII n IT' i IS 3 IE For dependability, you can't beall Australian power and hand tools. They doltwo kinds of jobs. A selling job for the ii A professional job for229 words
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Advertisement266 1973-07-03 9 o JO (i) Ceme aid see us at the AUSTRALIAN POWER AND HAND TOOLS DISPLAY—4th to 6th July at Hm Trade Commissioner's Showroom, Australian High Commission, 201 QemeiKeav Avemte, Singapore 9. 4.30 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. Australia's Finest! Sole Agents Stockists 6ROMARK PTE. LTD. 142 Bukit Timah Road, lj m-s.266 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration871 1973-07-03 10 THE fast moving rat race leaves a lot of people behind, defeated, lost. Those who are more fit, both physically and mentally move on to better things. The weak fail, miserably. Competition is keen and all those who are intent on succeeding need to be constantly871 words
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Advertisement261 1973-07-03 10 i T- --h just arrived <• A UN UiU SIAN ,£V t'nd made from a>hkent *--< 3 IB IHiViP I K Anew Interrvatkrfwl(.arpct by m m Qureshi's Carpet Pte Ltd 35/37, Orchard Road, Singapore, 9. Tel: *****, *****3 Come and see the fabulous collection of master- i pieces in Persian261 words
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Advertisement205 1973-07-03 10 1001 '1001 1001 CLEANS THINGS It is ideal for: Paint work Floors Lino Weekly wash Cookers Glass Baths Tiles Windows Sinks Mirrors Chiome and all general cleaning purpose AND GIVE YOUR CARPET A FACE LIFT Ask more than 1001 satisfied users about 1001 (household cleaner).lool cleaner is economical and effective205 words
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Advertisement120 1973-07-03 10 <1 Celestion HI-FI SOUND FROM YOUR TV TELEFI A remarkabh innovation exclusive to Celestion for use in conjunction with Hi- H Fi and Audio systems for H providing television sound H reproduction from 625 line receivers. •No direct connection to the TV is required, the coupling being effected by an120 words
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Advertisement280 1973-07-03 10 :ci m kx m I'.: a Ki m yv^. CULLINAN Jewellers >&>* a: Si B Dress Ring, lapis laxuli, clafsical Florentine setting surrounded by a ring of Diamonds. $1,875*00 CULLINAN JEWELLERS PRIVATE LTD. SHOP NO. 20 "THE ORCHARD" ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE 9. (NEXT TO FITZPATRICK'S) TEL: *****3 Diamonds, Pearls, Fine280 words
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TREND
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522 1973-07-03 11 Emil M. Mrak - By Emil M. Mrak The earliest uses of food additives are lost in antiquity. When man discovered the use of flre and, with it, the process of drying and smoking meats, he inadvertently used food additives that came out of the smoke. Ethylene522 words
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Article, Illustration432 1973-07-03 11 Betty L. Khoo - Betty L. Khoo Mr. Simon says: "I design clothes specially for the slim, high-busted Singapore girl." Mr. Simon is an Australian designer who has become one of the biggest suppliers of trendy ready-to-wear clothes to Singapore boutiques. The way his clothes are snapped upPictures: Sulaiman Ismail and Steven Lee. - 432 words
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Article1072 1973-07-03 11 TAN CHUNG LEE - LONDON IS A PARADISE FOR YOGA ENTHUSIASTS Uyoga TAN CHUNG LEE London is virtually a meditator's paradise if the fact that Raja Yoga is more popular than Hatha Yoga is any measure to go by. In fact there are several centres which devote themselves solely to1,072 words
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Advertisement115 1973-07-03 11 PIOPU'S Geylang Rd/Tg Katong Singapore Shopping at PEOPLE'S EMPORIUM means you get MOST for your MONEY. Our comprehensive range of goods from FOODSTUFFS to FOOTWEAR will delight all shoppers. Prices are ModerateService is Good and Carpark is Free. Come TODAY! to PEOPLE'S EMPORIUM ■v>-. Levis# mm* tmmSffli I's? w s115 words
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Advertisement65 1973-07-03 11 r V I m YOUR SHOP WINDOW FOR $2 S2 is the mfrtimum classified advertisement rate in NEW NATION, Singapore's only evening paper. With almost 100,000 readers of NEW NATION someone is sure to want the things you wish to dispose of. Phone DIAL-ADS, *****8 and put NEW NATION selling65 words
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BUSINESS NEWS
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403 1973-07-03 12 Choo Siak Siew - Exporters face sales problem because of high prices By Choo Siak Siew Manufacturers and exporters of cotton textiles to the United States are returning their allocated quotas to the Textiles Unit'Of the Singapore Trade Division because of increasing difficulty in selling their403 words
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Article412 1973-07-03 12 Airlines plying on the North American route have launched a special passenger in-flight survey to get more data on consumer requirements and travel motivations on this important international route. The survey is planned to cover about three per cent of all lATA North Atlantic scheduled and412 words
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306 1973-07-03 12 Washington, Tuesday.—A world food expert has recommended creation of a world food bank to ease the worst global food shortage in 20 years and cure the scare psychology in commodity markets that has driven food prices to record highs. Mr. Lester Brown,306 words
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240 1973-07-03 12 Town and City Properties' pre-tax profits for the year ended December 1972 more than doubled to $1.98 million. This means that earnings now went up to 9.9 per cent up 5.2 points on 1971. Taxation took $880,000 against $310,000 previously, leaving net240 words
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OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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Article452 1973-07-03 12 United Press International The fear of a credit crunch as the nation's leading banks moved to an 8 per cent prime lending rate and the Federal Reserve raised its discount rate and reserve requirements—sent stocks sharply lower yesterday in some of the slowest trading of the year onUnited Press International - 452 words
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Article165 1973-07-03 12 Kyodo Prices closed generally firm in the morning session on the Tokyo Stock Market yesterday with gains centering on giant capitals. The market opened bullish reflecting the firm tc.ne over the weekend. Although some forerunners lost ground toward the close, selective purchases prevailed on giant capitals. The Dow-Jones averageKyodo - 165 words
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Article34 1973-07-03 12 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Exchange yesterday. 30 Industrials 880.57 (off 11.14), 20 transport 155.33 (off 0.85), 15 utilities 100.94 (off 1.18), 65 stocks 268.20 (off 2.94).34 words
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Article214 1973-07-03 12 Closing prices (in francs) yesterday: Paribas 230 (231.60) Indochine 259 (257) Foncier 418 (420) Printemps 134.50 (136) C.G.E. 500 (502) Bull 65.20 (65.60) Royal Dutch 175 (174.20) Michelni 1948 (1975) Thomson 2.0 (280) C.F.P. 241.50 (233.90) Rhone 189.50 (191.40) Ail 385 (389 50) Philips 79.50 (79.40) Suez 366 (366214 words
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Article80 1973-07-03 12 This service Is from the Union Bank of Switzerland Closing quotations (In Swiss francs) on Zurich Stock Exchange yesterday. UBS 4090 10 SBC 3680 —10 Credit Suisse 3670 —15 Swissair B. 618 Swiss Reinsurance 2650 —10 Wlnterthur B. 1885 +5 Zurich Insurance 7500 -f 325 Juvena B. 2665 -r80 words
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Article252 1973-07-03 12 Prices at 11.30 a.m. today (Australian time). Abaleen 08 12 Do Opts 02 nil AOD 07 07 i Allstate 10 13 Amad 04 04} Aurora 13 15 Do Opts 011 02 Aust Ant 14 nil Bamboo 05 nil Beach 23 26 Bounty Oil 00 J 01 Bridge 13 nil252 words
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Article, Illustration99 1973-07-03 12 Computer Processing Services has signed a contract for leasing a bigger and more sophisticated IBM computer, costing $1.8 million. The new computer will be ready by the middle of next year when the present system of CPS will be phased out. The new equipment will be99 words
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230 1973-07-03 12 Balances with the Monetary Authority of Singapore which Include statutory and special deposits increased to $558.8 million in May, more than trebled the amount for May last year. The Increase resulted from the mass inflow of nervous funds, predominantly the US dollars, triggered230 words
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Article22 1973-07-03 12 The public issue of two million shares at a premium of 50 cents by Hytex has been oversubscribed by 11.7 times.22 words
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Article, Illustration177 1973-07-03 12 The share market opened steady but closed easier yesterday. Slight improvement doling the morning session was sharply checked by widespread profit-taking in the afternoon. Though the volume had risen to two million shares worth $8.6 million, trading was rather sluggish. Without consistent buying suport many industrials. hotels and177 words
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Advertisement477 1973-07-03 13 COMPAGNII MARITIME D'EXPERTISES International Company operating extensively in Indonesia requires the foilowing personnel:1. ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS A fully qualified and highly experienced electronics engineer is required to repair, operate and maintain hydrographic survey equipment including motorola radar positioning system, echo sounder, transponders etc. An attractive salary will be negotiated for this477 words
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Advertisement488 1973-07-03 13 YWCA SOCIAL BALLROOM DANCING CLASSES Conducted By David Chan M.H.A.T.D. 'Japan," A.F.A.T.D. (Australia? New Sessions commence Saturday 7/7/73 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tuesday 10/7/73 7 p.m. Enquiries: ***** and *****1. YAMAHA TOP PIANO COURSE commencing August Ist. Instructor Mrs. Teresa Filmer. Only adults with sound keyboard foundation accepted or488 words
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Advertisement273 1973-07-03 13 EASY PARKING AVAILABLE! LUNCH/DINE at Ambassador Restaurant (opposite Katong Park) for special Cantonese cuisine at reasonable prices. Prompt and good service assured. Tel: S'pore *****1. HONG KONG TIM-SUM From 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. set Lunch, dinner other functions. Doily. Prince Room Restqprant Selegie Complex, Singapore Tel: *****. FREE DELIVERY.273 words
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Advertisement20 1973-07-03 13 small budget—big ideas? FOR ALL YOUR INTERIOR FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS coll THIAN KENG INT. SERVICE 141 JOO CHIAT PLACE TEL: *****220 words
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Advertisement88 1973-07-03 13 MODERN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE JOIN OUR NEW CLASSES NOW! v < MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING (FRIDAY 6.30 to 8.30 pm) ECONOMICS (Sat. Sunday 2 pm to 3.30 pm) Bookkeeping special Beginners Class (Sunday 9.30 to 12,30,".am) Short-hand Beginners (Tues Thursday 6.30 to v 7.30 pm) And there are various classes in progress88 words
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437 1973-07-03 14 JEFFREY LOW - By JEFFREY LOW Competition at the Seap Games here in September will be so keen that a world record might be broken in the process. S.S. Dhillon. secretary-general of the Singapore National Olympic Council, who has returned from a 10-day official visit to437 words
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Article1355 1973-07-03 14 JEFFREY LOW - SOCCER SCENE WITH JEFFREY LOW Former national coach Choo Seng Quee has been offered a professional coaching job with Hong Kong's division one club, Caroline Hill. The pro club wants Choo's services when the Colony's new season starts In September, and the money offered1,355 words
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Article688 1973-07-03 14 Results of the weekend's Inter-Constituency matches and the final league standings: Henderson 1 Stamford 4 T. Ayer 0 Anson 0 Geylang E 3 Rochore 0 Moulmein 7 R. Valley 0 Tanglin 2 T. Poyah 9 J. Besar Whampoa 1 Kim Keat 0 Aljunied 3 Thomson 0 Moulmein 0 T.688 words
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Article, Illustration337 1973-07-03 14 Sydney, Tuesday Some of Singapore's top young swimmers are undergoing a strenuous training programme here in preparation for major Asian championships later tfcis year. They hope to gain selection in Singapore's teams for the Asian age-group championships in Bangkok this month, and for the337 words
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Article433 1973-07-03 14 London, Tuesday. Joe Frazier hit the comeback trial with a vengeance here last night when he bludgeoned European heavyweight boxing champion Joe Bugner of Britain to a 12round points defeat. Frazier, who lost his world heavyweight crown to feliow American George Foreman in Jamaica last January,433 words
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Article79 1973-07-03 14 Melbourne Tuesday.—Victorian four-metre O.K. yachting champion Ray Stone will spend 10 days in Singapore coaching local yachtsmen in four-metre sailing. Stone, a member c.f Melbourne's Black Rock Yacht Club, was nominated by the Australian yachting federation. The Changi Sailing Club has asked tor an Australian yachtsman to help79 words
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Article83 1973-07-03 14 League leaders Chinese YMCA lost their first match of the season when a determind Singapore Cricket Ciub team beat them 4-0 at SCC in the "C" grade league competition last night. SCC'S win put SAFSA top of the table. Scores were—(SCC names first) lan Ong beat AJmer83 words
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Article58 1973-07-03 14 London, Tuesday The England team named here yesterday to meet New Zealand in the third and final cricket Test at Headingley. Leeds starting on Thursday, will be chosen from:. Ray Iliingworth (Captain>. Dennis Amiss. Geof Arnold. Geoff Boycott, Keith Fletcher, Tony Grei?. Frank Hayes, Alan Knott,.58 words
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Miscellaneous87 1973-07-03 14 DR. KILDARE m- J SO/ME OF THESE- PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR HOURS. BECAUSE BLAIR POESN'T CARE ABOUT THEM? POK'T YOU BELIEVE IT. by Ken Bald WE TAKE THEM AS FAST AS OUR STAFF CAN HANDLE EACH NEW CASE... BUT WE OOM'T HAVE CHOUGH STAFF// V) B S» a\ wn87 words
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Article, Illustration344 1973-07-03 15 THREE RINGS, moving up at the distance, hit the front half a furlong, out, with Bonoir coming through with a strong run. Keeuing up a strong gallop THREE RINGS beat BONOIR by a length. POWELLA finished fast to take third place. MUJOR344 words
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Article, Illustration226 1973-07-03 15 By Blue Peter Instanter drew attention to his chances in the Class 2 Division 2 6f on Supday with a smart workout at Bukit Timah this morning. Ridden by C.H. Ooi, the Romantic flve-year-old breezed over 3f in 36 on good going. Bonito (Abdul Rahman) was226 words
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Article, Illustration521 1973-07-03 15 Jim Watkins - By Jim Watkins The Jalopy section of the Singapore Motor Sports Club were kind enough to invite me and a lot of other motoring folk to a special invitation race on Sunday on the reclaimed land at the Naval Base. I had521 words
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Article69 1973-07-03 15 London, Tuesday. London bookmakers yesterday quoted Jackie Stewart of Britain as 7-4 favourite in the betting on the British Grand Prix motor race at Silverstone on July 17. The event will be the ninth event in the 1973 World Drivers' championship. Stewart, former world champion, took the lead69 words
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Article268 1973-07-03 15 Alan Khoo of St. Patrick's School set a new Schools National record in the "A" division 200 m butterflystroke in the Katong District annual swimming meet at Amber Road yesterday. Khoo led all the way to freeze the stopwatches at 2:40.4, breaking his own mark of268 words
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Article57 1973-07-03 15 Stockholm, Tuesday.— Kenyan Ben Jipcho won the mile at the Stockholm Games here last night In three minutes 52 second but failed to better the 3:51.1 world record held by American Jim Ryun. Jipcho's run yesterday followed his staggering eight minutes 14.0 seconds World 3000 metres57 words
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Article27 1973-07-03 15 Keppel Club beat Selelar Golf Club 4-2 in the Singapore Golf Association league at Bukit Chermln over the weekend. Keppel won the social match 5Vi-2Vi-27 words
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Article356 1973-07-03 15 Nancy Koh - By Nancy Koh The fourth Pesta Sukan National Walk 1973 will be held on Sunday, August 12. This was decided at a meeting of the organisers at Sports House yesterday. Lt. Col. Niaz Mohd. Shah, who chaired the meeting, said. "This event is planned to bring everybody356 words
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Article155 1973-07-03 15 AT LEICESTER' Derbyshire 198 and 203-5 (M. Page 61, Bolus 52 n.0..). Leicestershire 128 after 55.2 overs (S. Venkataraghavan 4-36, M. Hendrick 4-29). AT EDGBASTON: Essex 286 and 24-2. Warwickshire 287 (D. Amiss 52, A. Smith 73, E. Hemmings 41). AT TRENT BRIDGE; Nottinghamshire 223 and155 words
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Miscellaneous326 1973-07-03 15 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ■■ran mmmu manm aim mmmm mum Mill BHIBim ***** l *****11 l lIIH *****1 ill HIIHIHII jua mi aiaaa »n una urn aula am him aiaiina an aaain aiiai aimiaa amaa aimma aim am am ami am am ami 9 Spanish bread pudding. 10 Beach. 11 Open-eyed.326 words
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437 1973-07-03 16 Dick West - By Dick West Washington, where prestige is next to godliness, if not two lengths in front, now has a new status symbol. The latest mark of distinction is the White House list of President Nixon's top 20 political enemies, as revealed437 words
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150 1973-07-03 16 A 62-year-old British businessman really knows what it is like to be in the doghouse. He spent 13 hours at his Gloucestershire kennels living like every other dog in the place—for a $30 bet. He booked in under the name150 words
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Article167 1973-07-03 16 TODAY is Tuesday, July 3, the 184 th day of 19/3 with 181 to follow. THE MOON: Approaching its first quarter. THE MORNING STARS: Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. THE EVENING STARS: Mercury and Venus. Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. American author John Mason167 words
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Article43 1973-07-03 16 MEI LIN: Do you think we can get 60 per cent of our money back from Stallion Chit Fund? AH FOOK: I really don't know. I wish it was the Official Receiver himself who said it, and not somebody's mitigation plea.43 words
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Article, Illustration55 1973-07-03 16 Pretty janet Lam has a smile to light up anybody's day. The petite 23-year-old secretary loves fishing and spending a day at sea. In her more leisurely moments she either reads or listens to soothing, sentimental music. She also revels at the thought of travelling.Picture by Nik Kasmani - 55 words
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232 1973-07-03 16 Everyone knows that when you are making a cuppa you put the milk in first and then pour in the tea. But a group of British scientists have just spent valuable months proving it. "Yes." they have decided. "Dennitely the milk first."232 words
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Miscellaneous439 1973-07-03 16 5 Singapore 3.00 Opening followed by For the Family (E) 3.25 Diary of Events (E) 3.30 Where the Heart Is 3.45 Our Music Makers (E —Rpt) 4.00 Peyton Place (Rpt) 4.50 Close 6.00 Opening followed by Rifleman None So Blind 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 Discovery Pirates end Sunken Treasure439 words
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Miscellaneous490 1973-07-03 16 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are not one to allow problems to develop further than they are at ihe time they come to your attention much less to multiply. Rather, you meet every difficulty head-on, wasting little time before first categorising and then setting490 words
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