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Title Section15 1971-06-10 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Thursday evening, June 10, 1971 No. 123 Price 15 cents NEW NATION15 words
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Article17 1971-06-10 1 Police reported a total of 46 traffic, accidents yesterday, three were serious and one fatal.17 words
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Article43 1971-06-10 1 LATE NEWS New Delhi, Thursday. —A truck rolled Into a gorge on Monday on a hilly road near Chlttor city in southern Andhra Pradesh state, killing 10 men. The truck had 22 men aboard, plus a load of sandalwood.43 words
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Article254 1971-06-10 1 QUESTION -AND-ANSWER SESSION WITH MR. LEE: PAGES 2, 3 These are the highlights of the dramatic final day of the International Press Institute Assembly in Helsinki, which was dominated by the Singapore Press issue: Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's revelation that he will prosecute two254 words
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Article, Illustration698 1971-06-10 1 He wants 'suitable damages for untruths about me and colleagues' 20TH ASSEMBLY OF THE INTERNATIONAL PRESS INSTITUTE... New Nation Foreign Service Helsinki, Thursday Mr. Lee Kuan Yew .said yesterday that two Singapore newspaper editors would be tried for allegedly spreading lies aboutNew Nation Foreign Service - 698 words
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Article52 1971-06-10 1 Water consumption fell by 3.5 million gallons from 98.3 to 94.8 million gallons yesterday. This figure. Is however, 4.8 million gallons above the target of 90 million gallons given by PUB to avoid water rationing. Despite the heavy winds yesterday, no rainfall was recorded at the water52 words
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Article123 1971-06-10 1 The stock maiket was generaiiy steady in quiet traaing this morning. At the end of first 45 minutes' trading the total turnover was estimated at 200,000 units. Far East Levingston attracted further buying support, on a turnover of 110,000 units. The share was taken from $2.16 to123 words
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229 1971-06-10 1 ■the Singapore Herald Co-operative Society will today submit its by-laws to the Registrar of Co-operative Soieties for approval. This follows the first inaugural general meeting of the co-operative which was held at the Singapore Herald premises in People's Park Complex yesterday. Approval for229 words
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Article70 1971-06-10 1 New York, Thursday A six-.month-old baby boy tossed out of a second floor window during a family argument was caught by his godfather who happened to be passing by, Police reported. The child Jeffrey Delappeared to be in good condition but was taken to hospital for observation. The70 words
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Article64 1971-06-10 1 Kota Kinabalu, Thursday. —Japanese divers are returning home due to a shortage of oysters at Malaysia's only pearl culture farm on. the east coast of Sabah. farm manager, Mr. K. C. Chang, said yesterday. The use of dynamite and the poison tuba root to catch fish by64 words
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Article45 1971-06-10 1 Guatemala City, Thursday—Polioe here yesterday fought their second gun battle with urban guerrillas within 12 hours, killing three men believed to be the remnants of a leftist group who murdered Guatemala's second deputy police chief on Tuesday night with booby trap bombs.45 words
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286 1971-06-10 1 Reuter Moscow, Thursday The Soviet cosmonauts scored another first yesterday the world's first fashion show from space when Soviet orbiting base commander Georgi Dobrovolsky modelled a space suit specially designed to keep cosmonaut's muscles in trim. He demonstrated the suit, with a darkReuter - 286 words
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Advertisement51 1971-06-10 1 mm METRES, LITRES, GRAMMES Tomorrow: Metrication made easy EDUCATION BROADSHEET IN FULL DETAIL PLUS, FOR THE FIRST TIME: The official translation of common metric terms into Chinese. SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS SHOULD ORDER NOW! N*Z*l BIG BUSINESS LISTENS WHEN TALKS INSURANCE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE Hongkonu Rank Ch«~imt>or<; Singapore 1 r ei51 words
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Article, Illustration4446 1971-06-10 2 l think Singapore is going to prosper and I think it will prosper, providing there is a willing cohesiveness of a united people. And the undermining of that will, the erosion of that will to fight for what we have createdUPI radiophoto. - 4,446 words
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376 1971-06-10 3 The president of the International Association of Y's Men's Clubs, Mr. John Price said today that the potentialities for rendering community service are so great in Singapore that a local "human crises committee" would be set up immediately to study the various problems facing the376 words
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Article247 1971-06-10 3 President S he a re s will be installed as Chancellor of the University of Singapore at its convocation ceremony to be held at the National Theatre on Saturday at 9 a.m. The convocation will aslo see special honorary degrees conferred on five prominent personalities247 words
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115 1971-06-10 3 A display featuring a wide range of sporting equipment will be held at the Australian Trade Commissioner's showrooms at 201 Ciemenceau Avenue today. It is open to the public from 12 noon to 2.30 p.m. ana from 5 D.m. to 9 p.m. The Industrial Arbitration115 words
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Advertisement167 1971-06-10 3 Wyn Behenna is one of those lucky people who has a job she loves doing. She runs BOAC's Escort service for groups of children travelling unaccompanied. Wyn spent some time as a nurse before she joined BOAC. Then she became a stewardess. So she knows about children. And she knows167 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous190 1971-06-10 3 Weather i i Temperatures in world cities yesterday: Jakarta 92-82. Kuala Lumpur 90-73. Bangkok 89-77. Hong Kong 84-79. Manila 87-76. Taipeh 90-76. Seoul 82-68. Tokyo 82-68. Naha 82-73. London 55-46. Paris 61-52. Moscow 77-46. San Francisco 66-50. Sydney 69-58. Melbourne 60-47. Canberra 56-44. Perth 65-57. Singapore Singapore's weather forecast from190 words
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THE WORLD
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Article, Illustration371 1971-06-10 4 Army will crush any rebellion —Suharto Warning follows Bali poll campaign deaths New Nation Foreign Service Jakarta, Thursday President Suharto has warned that the Indonesian armed forces will crush any attempt to overthrow his govern- ment. The president's warning came in the wake of reports that 13 people have beenNew Nation Foreign Service - 371 words
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393 1971-06-10 4 United Press International New Delhi, Thursday The US and the Soviet Union have offered to help India with a huge airlift of East Pakistani refugees from border States to the interior. An American air force advance team of 25 held talks here yesterday withUnited Press International - 393 words
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Article277 1971-06-10 4 New Nation Foreign Service Calcutta, Thursday As medical and relief supplies for East Pakistan refugees continue to pour into Calcutta, city officials say they are still not receiving enough cholera vaccine for their crash inoculation programme. Officials said yesterday that they needed 2.5 million dosesNew Nation Foreign Service - 277 words
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Article255 1971-06-10 4 United Press International Sydney Thursday An anonymous phone caller has threatened to blow up the local radio station and drop a bomb in a mine shaft, unless detectives investigating iiie A 5500,000 bomb hoax quit this mining town in Mount Isa. Five senior SydneyUnited Press International - 255 words
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435 1971-06-10 4 United Press International Paris, Thursday The Japanese Foreign Minister, Mr. Kiichi Aichi, and the US Secretary of State, Mr. William Rogers, have coileluded negotiations on the return of Okinawa to Japanese control, with June 17 the date for signature ofUnited Press International - 435 words
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Article159 1971-06-10 4 United Press International Manila, Thursday The Press Foundation of Asia (PFA) yesterday asked Nationalist China, to "take the first essential step" and release the Yuyitung brothers so they could return to their homes in the Philippines. The brothers, publisher and editor of the ManilabasedUnited Press International - 159 words
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Article, Illustration352 1971-06-10 4 United Press International Taipei, Thursday Indonesia's The Tragedy of Niai Dasima won the best dramatic film award, while War and Human Being of South Korea collected seven of the major prizes in the 17th Asian Film Festival, which closed here yesterday. The colqutUnited Press International - 352 words
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144 1971-06-10 4 Reuter Belfast, Thursday 'World heavyweight boxing champion, Joe Frazier, turned up here yesterday for a civic reception given in his honour only to And an empty town hall. A vexed Lord Mayor and City officials left in disgust after waiting in vain forReuter - 144 words
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Article36 1971-06-10 4 New York, Thursday Nine crew members found in the wreckage of an airplane in the jungles of New Guinea have been buried in Jefferston Barrack national cemetery, 27 years after they were reported missing.36 words
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Article401 1971-06-10 4 Aim is to speed up aid Reuter New York, Thursday Secretary-General U Thant proposed yesterday the creation of a United Nations disaster relief centre to speed and improve international aid in cases of natural emergencies. He addressed his recommendations to the Economic andReuter - 401 words
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240 1971-06-10 4 Reuter Washington, Thursday Wall Street is losing more than US$2OO million a year because of theft and counterfeiting of stock certificates, a congressional group was told yesterday. Mr. Murray Gross, assistant. district attorney in New York, gave the estimate to the SenateReuter - 240 words
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Article44 1971-06-10 4 Istanbul. Thursday A series of tremors, some lasting up to four seconds, shook the town or Burdur in Western Turkey during Tuesday night and early yesterday, the semi-official Anatolian news agency reported. There were no casualties but several houses were damaged.44 words
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Article296 1971-06-10 4 Reuter Washington, Thursday Political tempers flared in the Senate yesterday when a leading Republican charged Senator Edward Kennedy with showing blind ambition by criticising President Nixon's Indo-China policies. Senator Robert Dole of Kansas, chairman of the Republican National Committee, who levelled the charge, inReuter - 296 words
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260 1971-06-10 5 New Nation Foreign Service Cairo, Thursday Egypt has placed responsibility firmly on the United States to make a deadlockbreaking move on the Middle East conflict, diplomatic sources said yesterday. In a tough speech to frontline troops on Tuesday, President AnwarNew Nation Foreign Service - 260 words
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173 1971-06-10 5 United Press International Paris, Thursday Communist China is interested in buying the Anglo-French Conrcorde supersonic airliner, the president of France's Aerospatial Company said yesterday. Mr. Henri Ziegler said a Chinese mission "stayed for several days" with company representatives during the 29th Paris airUnited Press International - 173 words
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Article35 1971-06-10 5 Hong Kong. Thursday The Yugoslav Foreign Minister. Mr. Mirko Tepavac, arrived in Peking yesterday for a one-week official visit at the invitation of the Chinese Government, the New China News Agency reported today.35 words
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Article, Illustration480 1971-06-10 5 Kosy gin's call to NATO on troops cut in Europe United Press International Moscow, Thursday Russia is willing to cut down its armed forces in Europe if the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) countries display a 'sincere' position on bilatetal withdrawals, the Soviet Premier, Mr. Alexei Kosygin, saidUnited Press International - 480 words
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Article292 1971-06-10 5 Reuter London, Thursday t Britain's Common Market negotiator, Mr. Geoffrey Rippon, ran into hostile criticism in Parliament yesterday after reporting on his latest accords with the market six. Opponents of British market entry hit out at the agreements Mr. Rippon reached in his talks last MondayReuter - 292 words
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Article172 1971-06-10 5 Reuter Mexico City, Thursday A total of 13 bodies all' with bullet holes through the head have been uncovered in an area of waste ground in the small town of Escandon near the Mexican-US border city of Ciudad Juarez. Mexico City newspapers said police in theReuter - 172 words
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Article101 1971-06-10 5 Helsinki, Thursday—The 20th General Assembly of the International Press Institute (IPI) passed a resolution yesterday "regretting" arrests of newsmen in Turkey and the suspension of newspapers there. The resolution, passed by a vote of 22-1, said IPI "regrets the recent arrests of journalists in Turkey and101 words
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Article557 1971-06-10 5 Bert Okuley - Saigon paratroopers relieve base By Bert Okuley New Nation Foreign Service A battalion of South Vietnamese paratroopers has landed by helicopter under heavy allied air strikes to relieve the defenders of the government's Central Highlands Artillery Base 5 under a 17-day Communist siege. The 300-man forceNew Nation Foreign Service - 557 words
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Article58 1971-06-10 5 Manila, Thursday. The Philippine government yesterday reiterated to France its opposition to nuclear tests by any country. Foreign secretary Carlos P. Romulo in a note to the French Embassy, called the attention of the embassy to a reported plan of the French government to conduct a58 words
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Article103 1971-06-10 5 United Press International London, Thursday The Japanese Foreign Minister, Mr. Kii c h i Aichi, flew into London yesterday for discussions with the British Foreign Secretary, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, on Anglo Japanese relations and the October visit of Emperor Hirohito to Britain. A Foreign Office spokesman saidUnited Press International - 103 words
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Article210 1971-06-10 5 Reuter Palermo, Thursday Hundreds of police and carabinieri searched wide areas of western Sicily yesterday for the kidnapped son of one of Palermo's wealthiest businessmen, who is suspected of connections with the Mafia. Five men forced 28-year-old Giuseppe Vassallo, father of two, into a carReuter - 210 words
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WORLD COMMENT
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Article, Illustration681 1971-06-10 6 Bernadino Ronquillo - Despite this Filipino boast, Marcos would move against the media in some circumstances From Bernadino Ronquillo Asked at one of his latest Press conference what he thought about the closing of the Singapore Herald under Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's administration, President Ferdinand Marcos681 words
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Article, Illustration615 1971-06-10 6 Joe Alex Morris Jr - BONN'S OSTPOLITIK PAYS OFF IN ONE WAY-ETHNIC GERMANS ARE RETURNING HOME FROM POLAND From Joe Alex Morris Jr. Los Angeles Times Amid all the sniping and cries of calamity, Chancellor Willy Brandt's policy of establishing normal relations with his eastern neighbours is racking up one notable success. AfterLos Angeles Times - 615 words
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Article, Illustration661 1971-06-10 6 Though the question of potential relations between America and Peking is currently fashionable, the real issue in South-East Asia during the coming decade is going to be the rivalry between China and Japan. At the heart of the matter Is the fact that661 words
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Article338 1971-06-10 6 Melbourne Herald Hopeful tourists wishing to visit China are still sending futile applications to the China Travel Service in Hong Kong. This is an efficient and courteous office, but it has no executive power whatever. It must get clearance from Canton for even the booking ofMelbourne Herald - 338 words
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Advertisement60 1971-06-10 6 GIFT PROBLEMS? CONSULT NEW NATION'S SHOPPING GUIDE ,«s* ■4 X s. t v A/. VT *-v jfV -«v "«Hw A wide selection of products and shopping ideas are featured every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday in our Shopping Guide to help you solve your gift problems. You need not trudge from60 words
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LOCAL COMMENT
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Article, Illustration1644 1971-06-10 7 PAKIR SINGH - In the first part of Focus on Singapore yesterday, PAKIR SINGH wrote about politics in Singapore. Today he moves on to defence. He discusses the special problems we had to face in our military build-up and the reasons for national defence. PAKIR SINGH With the achievement of independence1,644 words
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Article, Illustration959 1971-06-10 7 PATRICK DE SOUZA - Yesterday, our education correspondent PATRICK DE SOUZA summarised the findings of the Third Regional Conference of Education Ministers and Economic Planners for Asia. Today he talks to a cross section of the delegates at the conference for their assesment of it. PATRICK DE SOUZA Delegates959 words
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Advertisement105 1971-06-10 7 i turclttf iW* 3 1111 I I I I students a series of carefully-planned books providing systematic coverage of both the theoretical and the practical aspects of Physics and Chemistry. Features Outlines and develops important laws and definitions Offers detailed worked examples followed by carefully graded problems Covers the entire105 words
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666 1971-06-10 8 The dilemma of the Press in Singapore has been brought out rather clearly by the Prime Minister in his speech, and in the discussions that followed it, in Helsinki. In Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's view a Singapore newspaper has two principal666 words
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Article, Illustration1311 1971-06-10 8 JACKIE SAM - JACKIE SAM Politicians in Singapore must count themselves lucky when climbing up and down lowcost fl&ts to woo the voter at election time. Here in Indonesia, the going is tough and rough. A quick trip to the doctor in1,311 words
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Letters
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Article366 1971-06-10 8 COLIN DE SOUZA - COLIN DE SOUZA I have read and re-read the letter from L. R. Bisllas. which appeared in New Nation June 7 and I fear that my earlier comment on Indonesia's request for helping in suppressing smuggling has been misunderstood. My previous letter appears to have been taken366 words
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Article108 1971-06-10 8 CECIL TAN - CECIL TAN We have been so immersed in local issues recently that we have paid no attention to the shocking and agonising plight in India of the millions of refugees from East Bengal. Now their deplorable condition is being further devastated by cholera. Surely Singaporeans,108 words
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Article110 1971-06-10 8 A MALAYSIAN WORKER Singapore 14 - A MALAYSIAN WORKER Singapore 14. I refer to the statement by the secretary general of the Singapore Air Transport Workers Union that 375 Malaysians working in MSA Singapore have opted to stay here (New Nation 4.6.71). His statement is suspect as there was no general meeting110 words
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Article249 1971-06-10 8 NG CHANG WANG - NG CHANG WANG This letter Is published because we believe in the right of reply. The facts in the article complained of were carefully checked before publication. New Nation does not indulge in "cheap sensationalism." The Editor. I refer to your news feature' "50 teachers up in249 words
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Advertisement40 1971-06-10 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. ROBINSON S OFFER A WIDE RANGE OF MM SHOES FOR MEN styted for comfort and longer wear Casuals and lace-ups for men in the latest designs and colours.40 words
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Miscellaneous38 1971-06-10 8 f ,/r a. 'V IMK V r .r, >j V, H >w £N V\ N S S&* 7S//////SsZ W^'Z N%' '"///J""-.-.-.-'''-' m 'lifi *?SS£££" OW////////'' ""'■'S//////S' <*///<'' i e^;.. r< i 1 ✓< W&ZM.. m 1 ;,/yy/m,. *> Wm>s %/s/ 'm38 words
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Article, Illustration847 1971-06-10 9 John Hoffman - Near Dacca, a doctor has developed a new technique, writes John Hoffman Cholera, the fearful disease that spreads tragedy over Pakistan John Hoffman Melbourne Herald One of the "side" tragedies of the great overall human and political tragedy in East Pakistan this year hasMelbourne Herald - 847 words
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639 1971-06-10 9 Over the centuries Bengal has maintained its unenviable reputation as the home of cholera one of the world's most severe and dreaded diseases. The c&use 01" cholera is a micro organism identified by Robert Koch, the German bacteriologist, in 1883. The organism he639 words
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890 1971-06-10 9 Max Hollingsworth - In Port Moresby, Hollingsworth reports on f growing calls for an end to expatriate control Max Hollingsworth The Australian In Sepik, New Guinea, an aspiring politician named William Hawaii is planning a small confrontation designed to make Australia blush. Mr. Hawari intends marching his followersThe Australian - 890 words
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242 1971-06-10 9 CINGAPORE, ALTHOUGH situated in the centre of a region prone to large-scale outbreaks of cholera, and having intimate contacts with the countries traditionally associated with the disease has been able to keep itself relatively free fom its ravages. Strict medical precautions242 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration640 1971-06-10 10 A NEW gadget has flown into town to make telephoning a pleasure. It comes in the shape of a two-way television loudspeaker-and-amplifier that allows you to carry on a conversation with whoever is on the other end of the line with your hands free640 words
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Advertisement238 1971-06-10 10 ABLOY High Security Locks are not afraid of skeleton keys. Feel secure by using ABLOY locks for your homes, offices, shops or godowns. 11 For further information please contact Inter-Marketing (S'pore) Pte. Ltd. 34, Towner Road, Singapore 12 Tel: *****5 QUICK INSTALLATION m TARTAN 1600 L with AMERICA'S BEST SELLING238 words
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Advertisement141 1971-06-10 10 HAI TONG CO., TWIS S O R S Importers Exporters Wholesale Department:— 154 SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE 1. Tel: ***** *****9. i Retail Department^— 1138-B 1252-B, New Market Road, People's Park, Singapore v Tel. *****. Courteous Prompt Service Guaranteed PUT THE WORLD AT YOl It REACH THROUGH US. Write or141 words
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Advertisement120 1971-06-10 10 The Perfect Gift from the Orient liAi f AN fsEi mI [ijij m I Tha New All Purpow Men's Colognes Taipan Sultan Taipan: Cmtonw dialect meaning NoJ Man Sultan: In the Malay Languaga maaning Rular. Available at all leading shops in Hong Kong, Macau, Bangkok, Taipei, Singapore, Djakarta, Bali and120 words
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Advertisement190 1971-06-10 10 A SPEAK-R-PHONE Loudspeaker and Amplifier Leaves both hands free to take notes or work. Fully transistorized. Requires no connection to telephone. Battery operated. Nothing to install. ONLY $42/-. See it demonstrated at:— 4 =^wleMtaJiata/.k novelties. 76-A, High Street, C.P.O. Box 469, Vvo. Tel: *****. Cables: NOVELGACET, Singapore-6. v V. V">190 words
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Article, Illustration55 1971-06-10 11 Here's the answer to the hemline poser three lengths in one outfit. Dagma's wearing a mini in pastelled prints over a beautifully tailored pair of turquiose pants. And rhe has a midi-length sleeveless jacket in the same colour to team up with the pants.55 words
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Article880 1971-06-10 11 The longer one waits the mo The Doctors guide GOOD! \HEALTHj When I was a very inexperienced housedoctor, there was one thing I was fairly sure of. That I was a hypochondriac! It is very difficult for a young doctor not to imagine that he has almost every880 words
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Article885 1971-06-10 11 and out goes those frilly party dresses The other day, a har- rassed mother with a tiny daughter went into the childswear department of a large London West End store. Fifteen minutes later, she hustled her daughter Into a changing room to try on three pretty885 words
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Article, Illustration540 1971-06-10 11 BRACIA TAY-THEE - Five official women delegates at conference here DOING THE ROUNDS WITH BRACIA TAY-THEE At first it felt like an alien world. All I could see were rows and rows of men dressed neatly in grey suits. The only variation lay, in the540 words
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NEW NATION'S Finance and business
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Article1130 1971-06-10 12 ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS 1970-1971 1 wk. 4 wks Closing Price last Divid P/E Turn- High Low ago ago Stock Buyers Sellers sale Yield Ratio Over INDUSTRIALS '4.50 2.26 2.37 2.39 Allied Chocolate 2.27 2.26call 5.5N 16.4 16 *1.90 0.841 1.461,130 words
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Article242 1971-06-10 12 Allied Chem 318 Alcoa 61* Am Brands 43J Am Can 36 Am Motors AT T 44 J A P 181 Anaconda 203 Avon Pd Beth Steel 211 Boeing 22ji Caterp Trac 491 Chrysler 581 Coca-Cola i. 103 Control Data 621 Corn G1 Wks 253 Dow Chem 1004242 words
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Article157 1971-06-10 12 T l"" —The Central bank Council decided at its regular fornightly meeting yesterday that no new measures were necessary immediately to deal with West Germany's monetary problems. Mr. Karl Klasen, president of the Central Bank, told newsmen after the council meeting the bank had decided not157 words
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299 1971-06-10 12 United Press International New York, Thursday The stock market declined on moderate turnover yesterday. At the final gong, the Dow Jones industrial average was off 2.55 at 912.46. Declines topped advances, 821 to 526, among the 1.632 issues crossing the tape. Investors were largelyUnited Press International - 299 words
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281 1971-06-10 12 Reuter London, Thursday The market closed lower in quiet trading. The overnight downturn on Wall Street and the uncertain (economic outlook at home were contributory factors. At 1445 the Financial Times index closed 4.6 down at 375.5. Leaders to decline included Rank "A," Thorn,Reuter - 281 words
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Article89 1971-06-10 12 A new industry hard chromium plating is starting commercial production in Singapore. With Japanese partnership, operations of the Kosai Chromium Wo iks will be carried out In two phases at the Joint venture company's factory at Kallang industrial estate. Initially, the company will accept orders to provide89 words
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Article36 1971-06-10 12 Hong Kong, Thursday Jardine Matheson achieved a record pre-tax profit of HK$57 during 1970, a Jardine spokesman said yesterday. "It is a remarkable year and our eighth successive year of increasing profits," he said.36 words
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337 1971-06-10 12 31 COMMONWEALTH OFFICIALS MEET Reuter London, Thursday Commonwealth government trade officials yesterday backed plans for a £2 million fund to help promote the exports of developing countries and soften the impact of B r i t a i n's prospectiveReuter - 337 words
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241 1971-06-10 12 Intraco Limited, the Government sponsored trading company, achieved a 200 per cent growth in turnover for the year ended 1970 over the previous year to reach a record high figure of $3l million. Export sales accounted for over 70 per cent of the turnover.241 words
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Advertisement12 1971-06-10 12 COMMONWEALTH TRADE OFFICIALS PLAN WAYS TO SOFTEN IMPACT OF BRITAIN IN MARKET12 words
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Miscellaneous817 1971-06-10 12 By PATRICK de SOUZA Character conflict in a marine camp Insight into a personality tragedy Put a flower child in a marine camp under the command of an honest-to-god, made in America sergeant and you have the makings of a good character conflict story. TRIBES centres around two men who817 words
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Article, Illustration484 1971-06-10 13 PETER KOH - CAMERA ON SCHOOLS WORDS: PETER KOH Hockey ranks as the third most popular game alter swimming and athletics, in the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus.. The game was Introduced Into the school a couple of years ago. Since then. Its hockejuteams have shotPICTURES: JERRY SEH - 484 words
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Article, Illustration185 1971-06-10 14 From Blue Peter in Ipoh Apprentices Joseph Foo Shan; and Wan Chee Hong, and three other riding boys, Bala, Samsudin and Zulkifli will be leaving for Hong Kong at the end of the month. They have just signed a two-year contract with the Shaw Movie Production185 words
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Article428 1971-06-10 14 London, Thursday A record entry of 528 60 more than last year has been received for the 100 th British Open golf championship at Royal Birkdale here next month. There will be qualifying tournaments on three courses to produce 84 qualifiers to join the 69428 words
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Article129 1971-06-10 14 WORLD OF SPORT FQOBALL Reuter Zurich, Thursday The International Football Federation (FIFA) said yesterday it had sent a reminder to national associations, repeating its invitation to enter for the 1974 World Cup soccer competition. The closing date for returning the official entry form to FIFA is JulyReuter - 129 words
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Article96 1971-06-10 14 Copenhagen, Thursday Scotland's soccer fortunes sank to rock-bot-tom here last night when they went down to a 1-0 European championship defeat against Denmark, without a point in five previous group matches. Finn Laudrup scored the 43rd minute goal which sank Scotland and left them with no hope of96 words
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Article59 1971-06-10 14 Copenhagen, Thursday— Denmark beat Scotland 1-0 in a group five European soccer championship match here last night. Finn Laudrup scored for Denmark in the 43rd minute. At Oslo: Bulgaria beat Norway 4-1 in a group two match. Scorers—Bulgaria: Bonev (2), Zhekov and Vassiliev. Norway: Chiversen. At Stockholm: Italy59 words
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Article34 1971-06-10 14 Tokyo, Thursday The visiting British Tottenham Hotspur soccer team blanked the All-Japan XI 3-0 at the National stadium here last night to make a clean sweep of its three-match Japan goodwill series.34 words
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Article267 1971-06-10 14 Reuter London, Thursday Australian Test bowler Graham McKenzie sent Surrey reeling to 216 all out with his best bowling performance in this season's English county cricket championship at the Oval yesterday. McKenzie. working up a fearsome pace on a helpful pitch, shot out five batsmen atReuter - 267 words
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Article35 1971-06-10 14 Honolulu, Thursday. Unranked Raul Soriano of Mexico scored a stunning upset last night by stopping No. 1 ranking welterweight contender Adolph Pruitt at 1:24 of the sixth round in a scheduled 10round bout.35 words
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Article25 1971-06-10 14 Epsom, England, Thursday—The dope test taken on French colt Bourbon following last Wednesday's English Derby Classic has proved negative, it was announced today.25 words
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Article, Illustration1303 1971-06-10 15 Sonny Yap - Preview by Sonny Yap on junior badminton By Sonny Yap Ng Chor Yau, the 1969-1970 national youth champion and Thomas Cup trainee is attempting to make another crack at the men's singles' title in the Singapore junior championships starting on June 16.1,303 words
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Article92 1971-06-10 15 Reuter Manila, Thursday Thirteen nations,'including host country the Philippines, will participate in the third World men's softball championships to be held in Marikina Town, east of Manila next March. A spokesman of the organising committee said today the Amateur Softball Association of the Philippines andReuter - 92 words
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Article233 1971-06-10 15 BOXING New York, Thursday Heavyweight Jeff Merritt scored a pounding second rouitd tko over Willie McMillian last Tuesday night and the winner's manager, Chris Dundee, immediately guaranteed US$5O,OOO to George Foreman to meet Merritt. Dundee said he wants a Merltt-Foreman fight as part of a233 words
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Article158 1971-06-10 15 London, Thursday Manchester Unit e d players yesterday confidentially predicted a bright future for the First Division soccer club now that the question of the manager has been resolved. United announced that Leicester City's Frank O'farrell has accepted the post as successor to general158 words
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Article63 1971-06-10 15 Isle Of Man, Thursday— Phil Bead, Britain's former world champion, won the 250 cc lightweight race in the Isle Of Man Tourist Trophy motor-cycle meeting here. Riding cooly and competently on a Japanese Yamaha machine, Read covered the four laps of the gruelling mountain circuit63 words
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Article25 1971-06-10 15 Paris, Thrursday.— JeanClaude Bouttier of France last night became European middleweight boxing champion by defeating title holder Carlos Duran of Italy on points.25 words
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Article68 1971-06-10 15 Hobart, Thursday. A hat-trick by striker Chris Chilton helped the English F.A touring soccer team romp to an 8-0 triumph over Tasmania here yesterday. Half time: 4-0. The F.A. side completely overwhelmed Tasmania in their fourth match in Australia. The state team staged only one real68 words
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Article60 1971-06-10 15 London, Thursday.— Rain washed out play in the 20,000 sterling Wills tennis tournament at Bristol yesterday and threatened disrupt next week's preWimbledon tournaments at Eastbourne and Queen's club. The Wills tournament was already seriously behind schedule after three days of intermittent rain and yesterday's washout made60 words
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Article57 1971-06-10 15 National League New York 6 San Diego 4 Montreal 10 San Franc. 3 Lot Angeles 4 Philadelphia 2 Houston t Cincinnati 4 Atlanta 8 St Louis 7 Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 0 American League Baltimore 8 Minnesota 2 Cleveland Chicago S Kansas 4 Washington 2 New York57 words
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Article29 1971-06-10 15 Greece, Thursday Poland beat Greece 1-0 in a second leg Olympic qualifying soccer tournament match here last night. At Yugoslavia: Yugoslavia beat the Republic of Ireland 2-0.29 words
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480 1971-06-10 15 Reuter Auckland, Thursday The British Lions rugby touring team, though lacking some of the flair they showed against Wellington last Saturday, sped to a 25-6 win over a Combined XV at Tlmaru yesterday. Half-time: 16-3. The Lions mantained their unbeaten record with theirReuter - 480 words
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Article103 1971-06-10 15 London, Thursday—Wimbledon champions, John Newcombe and Margaret Court, both of Australia, have been top-seeded In the London lawn tennis championships beginning at the Queen's Club here on Monday. SEEDINGS Men: 1. J, Newcombe (Aust.), 2. A. Ashe (US), 3. R. Laver (Aust.), 4. S. Smith103 words
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Miscellaneous77 1971-06-10 14 DR. KILDARE PINING AT MV CLUB HAS BEEN CDMf*REP KVITH BEING STUFFEP FOR A MUSEUM, JIM. STIUINTEJ?£STEP? by Ken Bald THBRPEEP-PI9H APPLE PIE DID 1 rT. RNEST IN THE WORLP/ F iimrM V X I 11 a m m I RIP KIRBY by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson 1 II77 words
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Miscellaneous310 1971-06-10 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD I SsS 9inniii hi nil j nnii mmmm 10 Band Instrument: 2 words. 11 Made a request. 12 —from the blue: 2 words. 13 Fictional child. 18 Christmas figures. 21 In line. 23 Trudge. 24 Year in the time of Marco Polo: Rom. 25 Double exclamation. 26310 words
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Miscellaneous467 1971-06-10 15 Mtrt lIHS NEW NATION MONEYWORDS 'P' FRIDAY Cat Mt aat yia witt atkar cmim Pastiat iastractiaas appav kalao. Mat (Mr./Mrs./Mi«). XM urrß rp iN 1M 318 A S I N IBCxa S '■c A "em 6 I IA S S■■ FILL II MISSING LETTERS ACROSS CLUES RELOW. Cat »lM( artttf467 words
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371 1971-06-10 16 Dianne Wood - THE LOOT-SOUVENIRS By Dianne Wood I like the tall pottery glasses the Shangrila Hotel serves ltp potent, brain-popping drink High Lama in. So apparently do at least 400 other people living in or visiting Singapore. Since the hotel began dazzling us with371 words
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249 1971-06-10 16 The arrival of hotpants in this calm cat-tle-raising area of Venezuela, has caused an alarming avalanche of "amorous escapades," says San Carlos police chief Jose Parr. Denouncing the hotpants, the police chief said that as the fashion snow.balled so did the number of visits by249 words
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Article65 1971-06-10 16 AH FOOK: Mr. Jesudason is right. Teenagers are chiefly responsible for the generation gap and it is their job to bridge it. Parents are ever willing to help. MEI LIN: What nonsense! They are too immature to put this responsibility on their shoulders. It should be placed on65 words
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Article153 1971-06-10 16 The Martin Collins column in The Australian has been researching into graffiti, and has discovered, in his own words "that the moving hand doth write, mainly near the beachfront, in schools, universities and other academic institutions and government buildings." He has come up with some153 words
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Article, Illustration184 1971-06-10 16 Bank clerk Veronica Ng, 22, is known among her close friends as 'the tasty dish'. That's because she cooks well. She spends her free time learning new recipes to relax her mind from the dollars-and-cents world of high finance. Veronica is a contestant for the New184 words
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Miscellaneous374 1971-06-10 16 5 Singapore 6.05 Opening and Dr. Who 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 My Three Sons 7.00 International Sports 7.15 What Others Say (C) 7.40 News (C) 7.50 Our Music Makers 8.05 Callan 9.00 News (E) 9.10 Asianway (E) 9.45 Rado Show 10.30 The Expert 11.25 Sketches 11.50 Close. 8 Singapore374 words
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Miscellaneous43 1971-06-10 16 SHORT RIBS r Ga%L M LAVfIW di i i A m m w Tl 1 Zi By Frank O'Neal SOMETIMES 1 WISH IV BEEN TOO lazvibeer MARRIED, y PlI megetstiked of UXXIUG AT KXJTWiioe But <mee caps Wm, 9 ii ?s it %\m43 words
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Miscellaneous289 1971-06-10 16 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are basically a private person, not given to enjoying large social gatherings, not prone to making many friendships easily or quickly, not likely to draw to you people with oroblems to solve. TOMORROW... GEMINI (May 22-June 21) The wise289 words
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