New Nation, 22 May 1971
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Title Section20 1971-05-22 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Saturday evening, May 22, 1971 No. 107 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE SATURDAY, MAY 21 m* 1 120 words
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Article, Illustration403 1971-05-22 1 Blue Peter - Rina tipped freely as the best 9 bet today She is right back to peak form By Blue Peter Kin* II a strong stable fancy in Race Nine was freely tipped as the bet of the day at Penang this afternoon. She skipped Her encasement over It last week but403 words
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Article42 1971-05-22 1 LATE NEWS At least six people from the Outward Bound School at Pulau Übin including a few girls and an instructor were rushed to hospital after they were believed to be stung by bees, shortly after 10 today.42 words
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Article450 1971-05-22 1 Crucial meeting with Chase Bank today The government came under new pressure today to save the Singapore Herald. With time running out for the paper to pay back the $1.03 million loan to the Chase Manhattan Bank, the International Press institute launched new moves450 words
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382 1971-05-22 1 United Press International Hong Kong, Saturday The South China Morning Post said today that Mr. Lee Kuan Yew had done more to discredit himself and his government in his fight against the Singapore Herald than in any other action he had everUnited Press International - 382 words
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Article, Illustration193 1971-05-22 1 Six-year-old Teo Thiam Seng, deserted by his father, his mother away at work most of the day doesn't often find much to smile about at his house a ramshackle hut in Jalan Belang off Upper Thomson Road. But yesterday Thiam was the happy fellow a193 words
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Article308 1971-05-22 1 Reuter Paris, Saturday France and Britain yesterday committed themselves to the success of the British bid to join the Common Market and expressed confidence that the main problems in the entry talks will be settled next month. President Mr. Georges Pompidou and Prime Minister Mr.Reuter - 308 words
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Article188 1971-05-22 1 Reuter London, Saturday The London Stock Exchange maintained its ancient sex barrier yesterday and refused to admit women as members. The antiwomen vote was 1,287 to 955. New regulations permit the entry of women to the stock exchange in humble capacities, such as telephoneReuter - 188 words
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Article25 1971-05-22 1 A 70-year-old cyclist, Lim Ah Hong, was killed instantly when he was hit by a car at Jalan Toa Payoh, at 7.15 today.25 words
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Article15 1971-05-22 1 Police reported a total of 67 accidents yesterday. Four of them were serious.15 words
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Advertisement70 1971-05-22 1 Track whisper Race 4 RINGGIT Madame X Forecast Race 2 SANTA ROSA SENATOR v v.- V*}.* v > \Jf^' ;"*5 vfc, X V^" > V <1 s f V* £,VVI >*y >r/ :v.y 7 v.*. 1 A r 31D0SJER PAUCE CHHNESE RESTAURANT Let o«r specialist chefs from Taiwan delight yon70 words
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THE WORLD
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184 1971-05-22 2 United Press International Washington, Saturday President Nixon has conferred with chief US arms negotiator Mr. Gerard Smith and ordered him back to Vienna for fresh negotiations with the Soviet Union based on a new understanding announced by the super powers. The move follows theUnited Press International - 184 words
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Article424 1971-05-22 2 Offer of funds for project United Press International Washington* Saturday The head of the US Government's Supersonic Transport (SST) programme said yesterday he had received feelers from a Japanese company and an American firm on the possibility of providing money to resurrect' the SST. Mr.United Press International - 424 words
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229 1971-05-22 2 United Press International New York, Saturday Political realities in Asia will not change simply because Ameri- cans are weary of their commitment* an Australian professor said today. Professor Owen Harries, a political scientist from the university of New South Wales, told a 14natlon conferenceUnited Press International - 229 words
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Article163 1971-05-22 2 Reuter Rome, Saturday A new stream of molten lava from erupting Mount Etna coursed toward the tiny village of Fornazzo yesterday and then suddenly changed course away from the village. The 290 inhabitants of the tiny hamlet on the volcano's slopes held their breath thisReuter - 163 words
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Article37 1971-05-22 2 Bonn, Saturday The Soviet space probe outward bound for Mars could be carrying a wheeled vehicle like the still active "moon buggy" Lunokhod-1, according to Dr. Heinz Kaminski, director of the space research institute here.37 words
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Article, Illustration375 1971-05-22 2 Back to normal: Yahya New Nation Foreign Service Karachi, Saturday Pakistan's President Yahya Khan has appealed to "bonafide Pakistan citizens" to return to their homes in the country's East wing where he says law and order has been restored and life is returning to normal.New Nation Foreign Service - 375 words
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240 1971-05-22 2 United Press International Phnom Penh, Saturday The government has begun a crackdown on money and capital speculators who have doubled and even tripled some prices in the capital in the last few weeks. The official Khmer Press/ Agency yesterday printed a warning by premierUnited Press International - 240 words
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Article35 1971-05-22 2 Hong Kong, Saturday—A total of 26.5 lbs. of suspected heroin and barbitone, valu- at about £5466,000 (U5577,666), was seised yesterday by the Royal Hong Kong Police, a police spokesman said today.35 words
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511 1971-05-22 2 First international team fails United Press International Katmandu, Saturday The first international Mount Everest expedition, plagued .by setbacks in its quest to climb the world's highest mountain by a new route, has abandoned its attempt because of exhaustion, poor weather and supply problems. But in additionUnited Press International - 511 words
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Article220 1971-05-22 2 United Press International Bangkok, Saturday Thai police arrested three suspects yesterday in connection with the death of a young U.S. navy ensign, apparently the victim of a confidence, racket aimed at foreign tourists. Ens. Paul Douglas Semplicino, 24, of Wading River, New York was last seenUnited Press International - 220 words
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Article294 1971-05-22 2 United Press International Port Moresby, Saturday A third victim was reported yesterday to have been chosen for human sacrifice in New Guinea's grisly native cargo cult which continued to spread throughout the Sepik district. The victim was believed to be one of the leaders ofUnited Press International - 294 words
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Article36 1971-05-22 2 London, Saturday. The Chief Minister of Sabah, Tan Dato Mustapha, yesterday gave 1,000 for a law library for Malaysian students in Britain. It will be established in the Malaysian High Commission here.36 words
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131 1971-05-22 2 Reuter Jakarta, Saturday The big Indonesian Muslim Party Parmusi has urged the Government to release one of its prominent leaders arrested in central Java this week, party sources said yesterday. The party has asked the Government for an explanation from the central Java authoritiesReuter - 131 words
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Advertisement92 1971-05-22 2 •J Tafeitri slum tm M» Also of tht PUS Showtimm: W»kdoy« 1.30 o.m Satwdnyi 2.30 o.m lfll AA>A DkllkliiiMM OjMki nirwiwimva in lilt rniißpfrm. none Kong, Indonesia, ThoMand, Japo» and Austrolia. First class entertainment! Refreshingly different! ShowtitmslOpm »11-4Spm 10pm midnight (Saturdays) by TMa Qatehalisn ft Ms orchestra MOTH. MALAYSIA FOR92 words
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259 1971-05-22 3 Local orchid enthusiasts are now preparing themselves for the big 7th World Orchid Show to be held in Colombia on April 17 next year. They hope to produce several new hybrids In time for the world show. A team of delegates259 words
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Article47 1971-05-22 3 London, Saturday The 500 th anniversary of the murder of King Henry VI in the Tower of London was marked by a special service yesterday led by the provosts of the two most famous educational institutions he founded, King's College, Cambridge and Eton.47 words
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Article, Illustration116 1971-05-22 3 Giving blood with a smile is Miss Veronica Narajh, an 18-year-old secretary with Hilton Hotel. Veronica was one of the 10 girl employees of the hotel to give blood when the Mobile Blood Transfusion Centre called at the hotel yesterday. She is116 words
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Article604 1971-05-22 3 MP examines future of ASEAN The Republic of Singapore was more regional oriented than other members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, Dr. Augustine Tan, MP for Whampoa, said today. He was speaking at a seminar on regionalism at Bartley Secondary School. Dr. Tan said604 words
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Article119 1971-05-22 3 United Press International London, Saturday Queen Elizabeth n and Prince Philip will testify before a parliamentary committee considering her request for increased income, if Member of Parliament Mr. Norman Atkinson, has his way. The Labour Party member said on Thursday they should be calledUnited Press International - 119 words
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259 1971-05-22 3 Expert urges leadership interest An industrial safety expert said yesterday top factory management must provide active leadership to ensure the safety of its workers. The expert said that In 1969 there were 8714 compensated Industrial accidents in Singapore. These resulted in 202,876 mandays lost259 words
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Article253 1971-05-22 3 Though most factory managers claim that they are doing everything possible, statistics show that there is a steady rise in accidents in factories. Last year, there were 1,525 accidents, an increase of 25.5 per cent compared to the 1969 figure of 1,217. Between 1965 and 1970,253 words
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393 1971-05-22 3 If regional co-opera-tion is to be effective, Singaporeans need to examine the Republic's relations with other South-East Asian countries. Singapore's location as a focal point In South-East Asia was the key to the extent and impact of Its participation In regional cooperation, said Inche Mohd. Ohazall393 words
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Article108 1971-05-22 3 Sydney, Saturday Australia is becoming more dependent on Japan while Britain has a declining Importance as a trading partner, according to statistics released in Canberra. For the first time in history, Japan is .taking more than a quarter of Australia's exports, totalling A 5870.6 million or 2.3108 words
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134 1971-05-22 3 Officials and judges involved in the New Nation Big Walk to-« morrow will be taken for a ride by 25 scooterists., They are the "Vespa Volunteers." 25 public-spirited scooterists who will be ferrying documents, officials and judges along the Big Walk route. The team134 words
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Advertisement137 1971-05-22 3 m c ,'V 5f 7 t \ll Ui i 15 111 1 ft I REAT WAY to splrr youß pcrsonali Separate shirts for work and play? Not any more. Arrow has created something new for the man who does both with flair, and who switches from work to fun at137 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous104 1971-05-22 3 Weather Temperatures in world cities yesterday: Tokyo 75-57. Bangkok 90-75. Jakarta 95-80. Taipei 82-69. Kuala Lumpur 92-72. Hong Kong 79-75. Manila 98-78. Naha 81-70. London 70-50. Paris 75-57. Moscow 73-57. New York 74-52. Sydney 63-56. Melbourne 56-46. Canberra 59-35. Perth 62-49. Singapore Singapore's weather forecast from l p.m. to 6104 words
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Miscellaneous120 1971-05-22 3 At the cinema 9 Cathay: Hatarl 2.30, 6 and 9 p.m. Odeon: Mysterious Africa 1.30, 4, 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. Orchard: Carry On Up The Jungle 1.30, 4, 6.30 and 9.15 p.m. Odeon-Katon*: The Gallant Duo (Man.) 1, 3.15, 7 and 9.15 p.m. Lido: The Private Life Of Sherlock Holmes120 words
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Siva Choy GOES WEST
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Article708 1971-05-22 4 Last week absolutely nothing happened. I sat in my room and finished some work I'd been Intending to finish for years. I saw very little of the outside world except for the one or two occasions when I took my typewriter out to the708 words
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Article565 1971-05-22 4 I knew when I came to London that I would be moving from place to place and that I would need a permanent address if I were to keep in touch with people at all. A very kind friend of mine, who probably had no idea what565 words
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Article, Illustration373 1971-05-22 4 Warren Mottram - CORNER Pictures and words by Warren Mottram Singapore is a city rich in contrasts, when walking round the city, two completely different worlds can be seen. One being the new thriving modern Singapore, the other being a way of life of an age gone by. One can373 words
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347 1971-05-22 6 Within a week of Moscow's invitation to Washffifttoiv to ot>ei discussions on a reduction of fore* tafels in the NATO and Warsaw Pact defence system* cofhes a significant concession by Russia fb get the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks mOving ftfcain. t MosCOw is347 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article105 1971-05-22 6 Here is a note from a New Nation reader: "Cheng Ho's piece on Thailand's Pridi Panomyong who Is now living in exile in Paris brought to my mind another Asian personality who 16 also living in Paris in exile. He is General Kong Lee of Laos. He105 words
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Article159 1971-05-22 6 Singapore is n eft th* only Aslin ttjmtry a local netlpaper Mr been officially charged With accepting'funds from Communist sources abroad*w he n General Aftib came to power in Pakistan in 1958, one of fUS first actions was to tan over the Pakistan TUnes, a leading English159 words
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Article15 1971-05-22 6 Hong Kong and again tried to release the story. Still, no luck.15 words
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Article, Illustration666 1971-05-22 6 AL SHAHAB - INTERLOGUFI COMPILED BY AL SHAHAB v mr. ALOC ma:' *Sg%&2£%3L I 1 11ym .+A■ 1■ I WW HJI ■■■.<(>' IrreafonsiWy, even fensively- to Ay anything within the latfc Similarly, the freedom of the mas must mean the freedom to publish anything666 words
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Letters
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Article174 1971-05-22 6 L. T - L.T. ritl letter which you peWtefted last Saturday Croft someone signing himself Jm Vaokhar, a rawer mcofterent and rambling defense of the Pakistani actions In last PtUtfaWn was made. Surely it Is time that you ofcased to publish such bUtaptly propagandists ktWOT* We Hate seen the reports feed174 words
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Article96 1971-05-22 6 W. WOON - W. WOON Bl, J nfcr to j<M arttclt TBtostant cheek kept oh lJe>J©). in paragraph 10, Dr. Lla thlan JtHuov fs refemd tojM *of the JurOng Bird that he has advfiW Shangri-la Hold, regarding the Wffs, in his afflclHiMfcdtSte an officer oflfcefilrfl pirk. DT. Lint96 words
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Article180 1971-05-22 6 T.S. CHEW - T.S. CHEW N#w rfatfen's article, wtfHnto no tomAeals as ii oiny on» that feavl ai (me time or Another been expressed ehiejtoere »tjfcwspaper It is in the -Wblf Skigapore death Myn given under the sflKttle The Facts of PeafEffntrt the a&Mfiiorai4ti<£iifcd dlstor■vingtakeFro# tkAible to palnStJlbißgiy dig180 words
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Article136 1971-05-22 6 EXASPERATED. Singapore, 18 - EXASPERATED. Singapore, 18. I keep reading reports of appeals by charitable organisations for social workers to replace the wives of British servicemen who will be leaving soon. Why are Singapore women not responding? My suspicion Is that It is apathy more than anything else. It cannot136 words
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Article110 1971-05-22 6 ANTHONY GOH - ANTHONY GOH With all respect for the concern of Parent In his letter to New Nation (May 19). I must say that I am among a group of graduates of the University of Singapore who support ragging. Of course, I must add that ragging must not be done110 words
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Article112 1971-05-22 6 LIM FAN HOY - LIM FAN HOY As a loyal singaporean, let me say that I am disgusted at the number of brothels that are setting up shop openly everywhere. Only the other day, I chanced to go down to (address given) to see a business associate, and found to my horror,112 words
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Article184 1971-05-22 6 A. PEARSON - A. PEARSON I am glad that Miss Joanna Moore (New Nation on May 15) has taken an Interest In my letter on the price of books. She Is absolutely right In what she says, but at* misses my glnt. What I refuted Was e reason given by184 words
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Article377 1971-05-22 6 DISAPPOINTED STUDENT Singapore, 12 - DISAPPOINTED STUDENT Singapore, 12. My friends and I were among the hundred over late applicants who went to the ACS Centre on May 17 to enrol for commercial courses. After waiting eagerly for an hour we were told by the supervisor that the centre could not377 words
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Advertisement136 1971-05-22 6 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore 9 ECONOMIC FLIGHT TO LONDON WEEKLY DEPARTURE HONGKONG/KOMOjOON (MACAU) 8 DAYS $Bl5 DAILY DEPARTURE 1 HONGKONG (MACAU)/BANGKOK) 8 DAYS $895 DAILY DEPARTURE BANGKOK/HONGKONG (MACAU) 8 DAYS $895 DAILY DEPAI TAIWAN/HONGKONG/BANGKOK 13/11 DAYS $1370 $l2BO ABOVE TOUR DEPART:—6/6, 20/6, 4/7,136 words
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Miscellaneous12 1971-05-22 6 on WW MCtt SIOP^rTHC-fTBSfANi r BKV MET'«* tow ?L L OFWMDMS.A^M'®'*/® \*B&Sr12 words
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SATURDAY REVIEW
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Article, Illustration444 1971-05-22 7 Pakir Singh - Bali, so simple, so gay, so friendly WORDS: Pakir Singh mHE beauty, strength A and attraction of a country often lies in its people. And the Balinese have been given lots and lots of r o m a ntic treatment. The wrinkled lines, arching eyebrows,PICTURES: Brian Culley - 444 words
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Article, Illustration757 1971-05-22 8 Superb history of Chinese art forms F 0 U N D A TiONS OF CHINESE ART From neolithic Pottery to Modern Architecture, by William Willets. Donald Moore Press, 456 pages, $45.00. CHANDRAN NAIR Art books in the genre of William Willetts' Foundations of Chinese Art are normally757 words
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Article1092 1971-05-22 8 1109 pages of love stories from different lands GREAT I.OVE STORIES OF ALL NATIONS edited by Robert Lynd. Hamlyn, 1109 pages, $B. GERALD BROWNLIE. Great Love Stories Of All Nations is not a book which you can take down from the shelf and expect to read1,092 words
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Article218 1971-05-22 8 Miners are a breed apart UP THE MONKEYS, by Trevor Bostock. Pengu n, 189 pages. $6/-. BRUCE CAMUN. Miners throughout the world are a breed apart. Prom those who work at the mines in the Kinta Valley to those who toil for diamonds in South Africa, they tend218 words
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Article595 1971-05-22 9 Success against Russians led it to World War 'THE JAPANESE OLIGARCHY AND THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR" by Shumpei Okamoto, Columbia University Press, US$l2.OO. DON SHANNON. If success had not come so easily to Japan in its war against Czarist Russia, the debacle of the Second World War might595 words
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Article688 1971-05-22 9 How the tiger earned his stripes TALES FROM THAILAND, by Marian Davies Toth. Charles E. Tuttle Company, Tokyo, 183 pages, US$6.5O. DIANNE WOOD. The tiger was not always striped. Once this handsome beast wore his unmarked golden coat like a royal robe. As he stalked in the jungle688 words
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Article, Illustration463 1971-05-22 9 Cuba's story is something very personal to its Premier CASTRO by Herbert L. Matthews. Pelican Books: 377 pages, A 51.55. BEN. BEN. The author believes he is one of few persons in the United States who have really understood the Cuban Revolution. In an earlier book entitled "The463 words
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Article, Illustration384 1971-05-22 9 Hotchpotch impressions of Hong Kong HONGKONG, CITY WITHOUT A COUNTRY by J. Cert Vondra. Lansdowne Press, Melbourne, 105 pages As3so. KWA CHONG GUAN. Written by a journalist, this book is from first page where we are told that "the Star" ferries are not unlike Sydney's harbour ferries" to384 words
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Article475 1971-05-22 9 Reference book enlarged and revised HARVARD DICTIONARY OF MUSIC edited by Willi Apel. Heimann Educational Books, London, 935 pages, £6.00. EILEEN TAN. This excellent reference book of music, originally published in 1944, has been thoroughly revised, enlarged and brought up to date with this second edition published last475 words
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Article146 1971-05-22 9 Susie Puthucheary - By Susie Puthucheary You will have to remove your shoes You walk on holy ground I step shoeless into the squalor of unswept temple floor, skip, with timid care, the broken cement divider, and face, a garish landscape of dressed-up dolls and porcelain figurines, peeping from an untidy orchestra146 words
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457 1971-05-22 10 LI PO - FOOD DRINK LI PO Alexis Llchlne was recently here on a flying visit and that great negotiator, author and gourmet left behind him at least one new experience for Rhone wine lovers. I only discovered this by accident when browsing through the new457 words
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Article, Illustration629 1971-05-22 10 A GOLDEN CHANCE IN STORE FOR COLLECTORS STA M PS PHILATELIST The Singapore Stamp Club in its July 1971 postal auctions will be auctioning, amongst many rare and interesting items, the rare Japanese Occupation overprinted stamps which were overprinted as a favour for629 words
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Article, Illustration496 1971-05-22 10 ANDREW EE - FIRST TWO PLACES GO TO STUDENTS CHESS ANDREW EE Pang Kwok Leong won the 1971 Singapore Chess Championships which concluded on Monday at the Medical Alumni Centre at College Road. The new champion is a pre-Unlversity student studying at Victoria School. A deserving runner-up496 words
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Article, Illustration494 1971-05-22 10 E.P.C. COTTER - WHEN PLAY MUST BE DELICATE, TIMING PRECISE BRIDGE E.P.C. COTTER It Is maddening enough to be landed in the soup by one's partner through a bad bid, but it is even more frustrating to be deprived of the pleasure of playing a a thrilling contract In a494 words
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Article626 1971-05-22 11 MERRY ANDREW - HE'LL PERFORM HERE THEATRE MERRY ANDREW The brilliant French violinist Jean Pierre Wallez, who is being presented by Donald Moore Concerts at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow evening, is one of France's most promising young talents. He was born in the north of France and, after preliminary musical626 words
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Article, Illustration420 1971-05-22 11 ONG CHOO SUAT - USING LINES, COLOURS AND SHAPES WHICH OVERLAP EFFECTIVE, HE SAYS ART ONG CHOO SUAT Penang born artist Lim Chee Boon, who is holding an exhibition at the Gallery of Fine Art In Raffles Place, has found an ingenius way of portraying movement in420 words
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Article, Illustration655 1971-05-22 11 EDGAR KOH - BUT FILIPINO FILM IS FULL OF VARIETY CINFMA EDGAR KOH CINEMA REVIEW: IG ORO T A starring Charito Solis and Ric Rodrigo. IGOROTA suffers Irom producer-writer-director Luis Nepomuceno's indecision of whether to make it an outcancl-out documentary or a sentimental love story. The result is655 words
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Advertisement136 1971-05-22 7 Introducing...Lysomil the world's best selling Room Deodoriser Spray Disinfectant m -ft J < S" .t w W. Eliminates odours, mould and kills germs Lysomil Spray deans tha air. Eliminates staia odours, cooking odours, smoking odours all sorts of odours all ovar your houaa. It doasn't just eover odours lika parfumy136 words
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Advertisement272 1971-05-22 8 MY CAT Her strong, spongy furred body lay snugly on my lap. Her large lemon-grey eyes gazed intensely on my face. I would soothe her velvet bead And tell bet 1 love her. Then she would ckee her eyes And give a delighted and satisfied purr. /G MOSQUITOES Lifting their272 words
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Advertisement119 1971-05-22 10 An authoritative new Encyclopedia designed for young people. Superbly illustrated in colour and monotone providing a basic understanding of our modern world and former times. An exciting visual approach enables each subject to be treated simply, yet thoroughly. Numerous diagrams in colour allow readers to grasp scientific. principles upon which119 words
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Advertisement107 1971-05-22 11 SOON! FROM HONG KONG TO isl k A A OVERSEAS UMONSHOWNG CENTRE COUYEROUMT. MANCMBN NOTE. SHOWNG AIKADE ORCHARD RD. BE ON THE LOOK-OUT FOR MORE ANNOUNCEMENTS *5 I X I > l v® 4. idlers idlers the new-look golf shoes Available at Pan Watt (Pte.) Ltd. 4, Liat To wars,107 words
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property market
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634 1971-05-22 12 Abby Tan - SOON THE NAME WILL LOSE ITS MEANING By Abby Tan The facelift for Chinatown has really got underway. Urban renewal has been clearing away a number of derelict and aging shophouses to make way for modern skyscrappers. The spate of building activity now634 words
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324 1971-05-22 12 Many employers are still unaware that the Employer's Guarantee Scheme introduced by the Singapore Building Society Limited (SBS) may be the answer to their employees' dream of having houses of their own even in these days of high property prices. The loan that324 words
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Article, Illustration718 1971-05-22 12 Architectural Correspon. Renovations and structural additions to semi-detached or terraced houses seem an inevitable event following their purchase. This is primarily because most of the mass marketed units are very poorly and cheaply designed.Architectural Correspon. - 718 words
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Advertisement183 1971-05-22 12 THE MAGIC OF LIGHTING REQUIRED BY EVERY MODERN HOME OFFICES FACTORIES. ETC... SING HUP ELECTRIC (S) PTE. LTD., Specialist in Modern Electrical Lamp Fittings 171 246 248, Orchard Road, Singapore. Tel. *****3, *****2 *****2 SENG HUP ELECTRIC SDN., BHD. 27, Jalan Ali Pitchay, Ipoh. Tel. 3165. 182 Jalan Tuanku Abdul183 words
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business news
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573 1971-05-22 13 OTHER BANKS WATCHING SITUATION The U.S. dollar plunged to its lowest level since 1949 on the German money market today, when dealers anticipated a Central Bank move to sell off some of its hoard of unwanted dollars. The Bundesbank (Central bank)573 words
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283 1971-05-22 13 United Press International New York, Saturday Stocks backed off slowly in moderate turnover yesterday. Among the Items working against the market were normal pre-weekend evening up pressures, a government report that the cost of living continues to rise, and a drop inUnited Press International - 283 words
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197 1971-05-22 13 Reuter London, Saturday The market closed firm aided by reports of progress in the AngloFrench summit talks and Wall Street's overnight uptrend. Activivity remained modest. Towards the close the Financial Times's index was up 3.9 at 394.3. Beecham's advanced following Press comment onReuter - 197 words
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Article1135 1971-05-22 13 ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS 370-1971 1 wk. 4 wfea. Closing Price Last Oivid. P/E TornHigh Low •go »fo Stock Bayer* Sellers Sale Yield Ratio Orer INDUSTRIALS 4.50 2J6 2J7 2.46 Allied Chocolate 2.36 2.39 2.39 5.2N 15.1 17 1J0 0J4* 1.421,135 words
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Article220 1971-05-22 13 Allied Chem 311 681 Am Bran da 44| Am Can 361 Am Motor* AT T 46J A A P 18 Anaconda 221 Avon Pd Beth Steel 23 Boeing 234 Caterp Trac 511 Chryaler 29k Coca Cola 101| Control Data 681 Corn Q1 Wka 2451 Dow Chem 68220 words
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Article48 1971-05-22 13 WASHINGTON, Sat.— Dr. Milton Friedman, the Influential monetary economist, has warned a speculative ran towards the Japanese yen will cause another currency crisis within the next two years. "There will be a yen crisis In the next year or two—you can be sure of It."48 words
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Article473 1971-05-22 13 SALES TARGET OF $l2O MILLION FOR THIS YEAR COMPANY PROFILE Those who were enchanted by the interim report of Empat Nombor Ekor Berhad, the Malaysian based four digit licensed operator, must liave been puzzled and disillusioned by the final results published by the company recently. The473 words
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Article286 1971-05-22 13 By Our Market Correspondent The stock market was generally steady during the week. On further buying support first and second line shares gained more ground. At the close the Straits Times Ordinary Share Index registered a gain of 1.04 points to 156.21. The volume of turnover286 words
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Advertisement115 1971-05-22 13 Now you see it... Every home contains things that nobody. needs. YoCi probably don't even think about them but every home needs money and you do think about that. Chances are that somebody else is looking for the very things you have. Do the New Nation vanishing trick turn unwanted115 words
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Article, Illustration375 1971-05-22 14 Sonny Yap - CAMERA ON SCHOOLS Sonny Yap Seven years ago, a sports-loving teacher in Balestier Hill Technical School decided to form a gymnastics team. Today, his brainchild has developed into a powerful force to be reckoned with in the arena of competitive sports. And though no longer in thePictures: Steven Lee - 375 words
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Advertisement542 1971-05-22 14 I ANNOUNCEMENT CLEARANCE SALK. Below cost Lodies/Gents clothings- Boutique De Francis, 342 People's Pork Complex, Singapore. Telephone *****1. accommodation VACANT 2-STOREY DETACHED HOUSE 3 large bedrooms, one oirconditioned, bathroom attached, telephone installed, nice garden $1,500/- Near Equatorial Hotel, District 11. Telephone *****5 Singopore. LATEST TERRACE HOUSE (corner) in District 10542 words
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Advertisement542 1971-05-22 14 MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL SWAY-PAINTING refrigerator, repair refrigerator, television, air-conditioner at Customers' House. Kuong Goey Company *****4, *****4. KUMARAGURU ASTROLOGICAL HOUSE (S.A. Govindarajan Astrologer) 117 A Owen Rood, Singapore *****, 9 a.m.—5.30 p.m. Friday closed. KNOW YOUR FUTURE. Consult the scientific palmist Kalaithoothan, 1928 Race Course Rood (9 a.m. 7 p.m.) Singapore542 words
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Advertisement97 1971-05-22 14 Notice of Removal We would like to inform all our Friends, Clients and Business Associates that with effect from MONDAY 24th MAY, 1971, our new Offices and Showroom will be located at: 2 MISTRI ROAD, SINGAPORE 1. Our telephone number *****/2/3 remains unchanged Ningz International (Pte) Limited.* Polon Enterprises (Pte)97 words
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Advertisement91 1971-05-22 14 ENTER NEW NATION/DOROTHY GRAY 'Young and Lovely' Quest Fill in Hw coupon below and submit it to: 'Young Lovely' Quest NEW NATION Locked Bag 15, G.P.0., Singapore. I with to participate in The New Nation/Dorothy Gray 'Young and Lovely* Quest, Name: Address: Telephone No: Age: Occupation: I enclose my recent91 words
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Miscellaneous334 1971-05-22 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD *****8 lIIIIIHH *****8 *****888 IfIBBBB 8888 mmmm anna an bbbbb bbbbb *****888 SBBBBI mmmm bbbb *****8 *****888 bbbbb bbbbb an aaa aaaaaa aaaa aaaa aaaa bbbbb BBBBaaaa bbbbbb *****888 BBHBB *****8 8881 7 Greek letter 8 Commander 9 Rage. 10 Theory. 11 Fliers from Down Under. 12334 words
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Article, Illustration521 1971-05-22 15 Brett Bayly - WATER SPORT By Brett Bayly John Calvert, the American actor-magic-ian-pilot comedian, is xeaiiy a man of the Sea. Only last month he took flelivery of a motor ■yacht which was built in Singapore and already he is talking of yet another ocean-going yacht to be521 words
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Article59 1971-05-22 15 Athens, Saturday Chelsea finally laid the bogey of Spanish maestros Re al Madrid In last night's replayed final of the European Cup Winners Cup here, scoring a tense 2-1 victory to become the fourth English team to win the Trophy. Scorers f Chelsea John Dempsey (31st minute)59 words
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Article507 1971-05-22 15 Scrutineer's Sunday round-up The best bet at Penang tomorrow is Rhapsody in the Class Three Division Two 7f (Race 3). The highly promising English three-year-old routed his field in a Class Four Division One sVfcf last time out at the Ipoh April meeting. He is on507 words
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Article337 1971-05-22 15 Reuter Auckland, Saturday The British Lions will look to their three-quar-ters John Spencer, Alistair Biggar,, Chris Rea and Mik Gibson to push them to a big win in the first match of their New Zealand tour today. A win by 20 or even 30 points againstReuter - 337 words
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Article, Illustration149 1971-05-22 15 An accident yesterday morning nearly forced the withdrawal of one of Singapore's sports personalities from New Nation's Big Walk on Sunday. Mohammad Noor bin Bahiek, 59, better known as Joe Diamond in the local boxing scene, was cycling from Queenstown to Havelock Road when he met with149 words
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Article23 1971-05-22 15 K. Thirumal, the South East Asia Peninsula Games representative will lead a strong Malaysian team for the New Nation Big Walk tomorrow.23 words
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Article45 1971-05-22 15 The Singapore Motor Sports Club will hold a series of driving tests at Selarang Garrison in Changi tomorrow at 9 am. Among the entries for cars are, John Soh, Winston Lee, R. J. Hardings, Francis Chew, Roland Zlrn, Ken Harrison and J. Kennelson.45 words
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Article34 1971-05-22 15 Bangkok, Saturday Thailand beat Cambodia on penalty shots in a farcical finish after playing a 1-1 draw in the opening match of the Asia Cup central region soccer tournament here last night.34 words
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Article697 1971-05-22 15 DAVID KRAAL - 4£Eh W with DAVID KRAAL The name of the game is golf. But not finding mere stroke play or match play challenging enough, devious minds have devised variations on the theme that range from the sublime to the absolute ridiculous. Some of the events are well-known697 words
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Advertisement34 1971-05-22 15 if it's quieter than an EVINRUDE it isn't running n m a y m V 32Z ILL r CSf\ MOO ELS AVAILABLE: Manual Starting Typa: 2HP—4HF—6HP—9HHP18HP—25HP—40HP. Etoctric Starting Typa: 40HP—50HP—60HP 100HP—125HP. evinruoeHsl >■■ MRVtM OUHHRB-JUMB34 words
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Advertisement112 1971-05-22 15 T A' m. At the top of the backswing with the longer dubs, the clubshaft should be approximately horizontal to the ground.. If a variation is made from V this, "err" on the short rather than the long side. If the shaft dips below horizontal, you've probably lost control by112 words
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Miscellaneous201 1971-05-22 15 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald THAT'S the trouble WTTH YOU MEPICAL 9\G SHOTS/ YOU THINK VOU CAN FINP THE ANSWERS J TO EVERYTHING IN A TEST TUBE/ J WELL. I'M TAKING ANNOUT OP HERE/ I II fftiP I i it' THAT MAN IS A MASTER OF J SELF-DECEPTION. HE HAS201 words
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Miscellaneous406 1971-05-22 15 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY Born -today, you are an idealist at heart. You search for perfection —in your work, in your mate, in your social life, in yourself. That you never find it troubles you not at all, however, for you are wise enough to know406 words
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Miscellaneous264 1971-05-22 15 tit* ilttel I Hits NEW NATION MONEYWORDS 'M* SATURDAY CH M mi pia witt attar cmhu. Pasties iestractiees appear ktlnr. (Mr./Mrs-/M**S). ER )S ••■■•■•■•■•■••■•■•■■Cat tlM| *MtM CLUES FOR M—6 1. A thopkeepar may mtki 4. Expensive or prtdow. special display of 000 pcrviflpS) D 9 2. Mala animal grumbling whan264 words
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Article283 1971-05-22 16 SCRUTINEER BLUB flfUl CALL BOT H'M WI'HW MAKUDA mrmn BIN CHEW NANYANG PUNCH Baee 1 KINO POT Novelst r f T U J VI KcaBB KINO POT W. Marksman LlLliJLiiLlHi LjijrvMJJ ».1 KING POT W. Martmaw HL BODY The Samaritan GRACEFUL VIKW Heavenly Body LORD CAKRIG King Pot Bam283 words
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Article848 1971-05-22 16 By Scrutineer Alwln appears to have little to beat In a moderate Class Four Division Four field in Race Three at Penang this afternoon. He should be one of the day's top bets. He won in impressive manner in January when he came home848 words
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Article2009 1971-05-22 16 Mgnl.4s CLASS 6, DIV. I—6F1 —6F BIIiVHW ($5,000 $3,500 to winner) t'***** AMUR LASS a 'Amber) E Breukelen 6 9.0 (same) F Shaarl S 2 ***** THS SAMARITAN a INSD) Lee 6 8.9 7) F Chlam 14 S ***** PRINCELY COACN a (Elcasey) J Donnelly 3 8.7 (-3)2,009 words
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Advertisement276 1971-05-22 16 Sunday's round-up is on Page 15. i HOUSE OF TANG W f BARGAIN COUNTER (2nd Floor) «S» SPECIAL OFFER G*NTS Swimming trunks Singlets Pyjamas (Cotton) Bikini Briefs Belts LADIES Shorts Housecoats T Shirts Plastic Toilet Bags Dresses Cardigans CHILDREN Girls Cardigans Dresses Boys Playsuits Girls Pyiamas Beach Coats GENERAL Paper276 words
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Miscellaneous386 1971-05-22 16 10.00 10.35 11.25 5 Singapore 5 RTS Showtime (E —repeat) 0 Bomba Feature 0 Sandiwara 0 Disneyland 0 News in Brief 5 Inter-School Debate in English 0 News and Newsreel (C) 5 Dan August 0 News (E) 0 Andy Williams Show 0 Opinion 5 Mod Squad 5 What's My line386 words
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Miscellaneous42 1971-05-22 16 SHORT RIBS 3 m w. m w e V m jr. SNIFFY L A By Frank O'Neal 1 CANT HELP IT, MV knees are rusty *S! 8 m m L* Wj, <22%, §i P <2 *uv w 224 4 by George Fett42 words
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