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Title Section17 1971-09-10 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Friday evening, September 10, 1971 No. 202 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1017 words
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Article13 1971-09-10 1 Police reported 65 accidents yesterday. Six were serious and one fatal.13 words
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Article109 1971-09-10 1 The stock market was generally steady, however, trading in the first 45 minutes was quiet. In the industrials. Far East Levingston was the centre of interests. It was traded at $1.92, $1.93 and $1.94. United Motorworks attracted buyers from $1.96 to $1.97 while Haw Par changed hands109 words
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Article53 1971-09-10 1 HONG KONG, Fri. The stock market soared to a new high yesterday after a two-day slide from Its boom on Monday. Currencies remained steady with a slight rise In the Japanese yen. Stock trading rose to a peak turnover of HK$l9B million, compared with Monday's record53 words
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Article49 1971-09-10 1 LATE NEWS Sydney, Friday. The Australian Cricket Board of Control today decided to invite a world team of 14 players to tour Australia in 1971-72. Board chairman Sir Donald Bradman announced this decision today, after cancelling the proposed Australian tour by South Africa yesterday.49 words
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Article279 1971-09-10 1 Malaysian threat to withdraw offenders' citizenship The Melbourne Herald Kuala Lumpur, Friday The Immigration Office is investigating reports that many Malaysians are visiting China without government's approval. Inche Mohamad Khalil, the Director-General of Immigration, warned that the government will not hesitate to withdraw the citizenshipThe Melbourne Herald - 279 words
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Article99 1971-09-10 1 Perth, Friday. Parttime clown Colin Nugent's attempts to demonstrate that law courts are big circuses have flopped. Mr. Nugent, a 22-year-old schoolteacher, wore a red, white and blue clown suit when he turned up at Perth court of petty sessions on Wednesday—only to find he99 words
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Article458 1971-09-10 1 Two shophouses, home destroyed Kuala Lumpur, Friday Thousands fled their homes in low-lying areas along the Gombak River last night when floods hit the area after heavy rain in the afternoon. At some places, the water rose to nine feet. At Pahang Road area, two458 words
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Article66 1971-09-10 1 Kota Kinabalu, Friday Malaysia's state corporation Pernas is to set up a distributing centre for goods from China, North Korea and the Soviet Union in the East Malaysian State of Sabah, the Pernas chairman, Tengku Razaleigh, said here yesterday. Pernas has been made sole agent for goods66 words
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Article, Illustration117 1971-09-10 1 California's Governor Ronald Reagan (above) will visit Singapore in mid-October during a two-week tour of six Far Eastern countries. The White House announced today that Governor Reagan will leave on October 8 on a trip to strengthen California's trade relations with Asian countries. He will117 words
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Article19 1971-09-10 1 The RAF Hospital at Changl will be officially known as the ANZUK Military Hospital from October 1.19 words
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Article, Illustration76 1971-09-10 1 A national serviceman was found dead beside a badly smashed Mini car at Upper Aljunied Road about 11 p.m. yesterday. He was Tng Tat Sun, 20, of Lorong 6, Toa Payoh, and was attached to Mt. Vernon Camp. Police have not yet found out whether Tng was a76 words
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191 1971-09-10 1 Reuter New York, Friday About 1000 prisoners held three c.ellblocks at the Attica prison last night hours after staging a breakfast-time riot that left at least 11 guards injured, three seriously. The inmates went on a rampage in four of the stateReuter - 191 words
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Article101 1971-09-10 1 Alor Star, Friday Tun Abdul Razak yesterday called on the people of Kedah to be always on "extra alert" against Communist terrorists who had entered the State. "They can be anywhere, possibly Baling or Kulim," he told reporters. The Prime Minister who was on a day's visit101 words
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320 1971-09-10 1 New Nation Foreign Service Montevideo, Friday British Ambassador Mr. Geoffrey Jackson, 56, was freed by Uruguayan Tupamaros terrorists last night, ending an incredible eight month ordeal. He was freed at a church in the working class neighbourhood of Nuevo Pans about six miles fromNew Nation Foreign Service - 320 words
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Advertisement105 1971-09-10 1 4-PAGE GUIDE TO THE RACES AT KL... IJHOK EXOTIC CURRY DISHES... Served right out of the tin. It is meal in a mon'ent. There are sr> many varieties to choose from chicken, beef, fish, prawn, mutton. clams and fishball. Ail made .vith superb ingredients and gourmet tested recipes. Veos Curry105 words
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Advertisement84 1971-09-10 1 A YASHICA "first," the Servomatic Exposure Control built into the SUPE R-600E and SUPER-800E eliminates exposure worries. It monitors the light entering the lens, and the precision Servomotor adjusts the aperture instantly, electronically and automatically to any changes in light or colour intensity. This means you're free to follow the84 words
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187 1971-09-10 2 Lee Yew Meng - Plan to install searchlights By Lee Yew Meng Singapore's 130mile coastline may soon be lit at night by powerful searchlights to help police track down smugglers and illegal immigrants. Sources said the lights would be installed at regular intervals along the beaches,187 words
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478 1971-09-10 2 Kuala Lumpur, Friday Street beggars in the city are becoming an increasing nuisance to the public and creating a bad impression on tourists. This is the feeling of all people interviewed In a random survey yesterday. All agreed that firm measures should be478 words
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Article64 1971-09-10 2 Jakarta, Friday.—Famine is threatening part of Indonesian West Borneo because of a long drought A spokesman of the social affairs ministry said yesterday that the rice harvest had failed but full details of the situation there were not immediately available because of communication difficulties. The government has64 words
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Article, Illustration461 1971-09-10 2 Mary Lee - Where have all the flowers gone? Just ask Lindo By Mary Lee Where have all the flowers gone? To Hong Kong where Lindo C e s c h i a, couturier, wove them into bright and beautiful gowns for a two-day fashion show at the Singapore Hilton. And the dresses461 words
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145 1971-09-10 2 Singapore's most modern community centre at Kampong Kapor, with the latest design in architecture is to be opened soon. The two-storey building costing $llO,OOO will be the first community centre in Singapore to have a roofgarden. The roof-garden will make way145 words
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Article89 1971-09-10 2 Bangkok, Friday—A Member of Parliament said in the Bangkok World yesterday that 16 million baht (US$800,000) worth of US Air Force parts have been stolen from Korat air base. Mr. Vim Vlmolmarn of Korat said the parts were stolen since the beginning of last year89 words
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Article289 1971-09-10 2 Tengah will cease to be an RAF station within a week or so when it will become a Singapore Armed Forces base. A ceremony to mark the official handing over of the station from the British to Singapore authorities is expected to take place by289 words
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Article212 1971-09-10 2 Members of the cultural mission who are to take part in the 1972 Adelaide Festival of Arts next March are receiving i ntensive training by officials of the Ministry of Culture. They comprise wide cross-section of dancers, all of whom were chosen for their212 words
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285 1971-09-10 2 Police are investigating an allegation that a karate black-belt holder hit and kicked a thief caught by a detective in Meyer Road on August 22. Police spokesman Ag. DSP Yeow Yew Toong said: "We have no comment to make at the moment. "I will reply285 words
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Article58 1971-09-10 2 Munich, Friday West German actor Ralmund Stelges, 30, was convicted here yesterday of using stage-props a slouch-hat, sunglasses and a defective Russian army revolver —to mount two bank hold-ups. Btelges who got away with 24,000 marks (£2,870) in his first stick-up and 90,000 marks (£10,700) in58 words
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Article58 1971-09-10 2 Calcutta, Friday Eleven people were killed In a fresh outbreak of violence—mainly political—here and in other areas of West Bengal in the past 24 hours. The level of violence had fallen In the past week or so after the mass murder of up to 50 leftwlng58 words
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Advertisement122 1971-09-10 2 Happiest eating-place in town Miss Shriey Wbng from Taiwan Mas Lotus Low MasLimOonAi We have the formula for a happy evening. Delicious food prepared Cantonese-styte. Pulsating dance music from the Happy Combo. Entertainment by three attractive singers. No cover charge. Ample parking space. Happiest spot for weddings, birthdays and other122 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous139 1971-09-10 2 Temperatures cities yesterday: Jakarta Kuala Lumpur Bangkok Hong Kong Manila xaipeh Naha Seoul Tokyo London Paris Moscow New York WW. lbourne 66-51 Canberra 70-31 Perth 60-46 Singapore The weather forecast from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Isolated showers. The weather for the 24 hours to 8 a.m. today: Max. temp.—2B.9139 words
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125 1971-09-10 3 Malaysia and Singapore will further cooperate in the field of health, the Mihister of Health, Tan Sri Sardon bin Haji Jubir, said yesterday. Announcing this shortly after the Singapore High Commissioner, Dr. Chiang Hai Ding, paid him a courtesy call, Tan Sri Sardon125 words
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Article52 1971-09-10 3 Mr. Lim Tee Houw was re-elected president of the Social welfare Department Staff Association at its fifth annual general meeting recently. Other office bearers were: Wong Pak Yiap (vice-president). Tan Seng Giap (secretary), Allan Choo Twee Beng (asst. sec.'), Loh Kim Yong (treasurer) and Tham Yin52 words
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Article, Illustration107 1971-09-10 3 Much has been read but seldom seen about the rituals and customs still in practice in Africa. Singapore people will have a chance to see something of them when the famous 45member Ballet Afrikana gives two-hour pro- grammes at the National Theatre from next Tuesday107 words
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314 1971-09-10 3 Wee Beng Huat - 500 made homeless, too By Wee Beng Huat Fire, one of men's worst enemies, has destroyed over $6 million worth of property, made nearly 500 homeless, and claimed three lives so far this year. It stopped a trade fair, closed down a hotel,314 words
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Article175 1971-09-10 3 The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will host the third Pacificwidfe PATA travel research seminar here from November 8 to 10. Sixteen 'topics to be discussed at the three-day seminar will include the development of a simulation model of a Pacific destination tourism industry and the conduct of175 words
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Article36 1971-09-10 3 The National Theatre Trust's chairman, Dr. Goh Poh Seng, will open an exhibition or dye and batik paintings by local artist Y.B. Pang at the Gallery of Fine Art at 11 a.m. on Sunday.36 words
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Article113 1971-09-10 3 The timber industry is to go metric. A working committee will be set up to look into the matter. The committee will be under the Metrication Board. It will study and recommend metric standards to be adopted by the industry. It will later prepare113 words
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Article66 1971-09-10 3 A 12-man team from Britain's Royal College of Defence Studies left for Jakarta yesterday after a three-day visit to Singapore. The team, which is led by Brigadier W. D. Mangham, comprises officers from Britain, the United States and Pakistan. They visited the Singapore Armed66 words
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224 1971-09-10 3 Who will get one of the Police Force's most prestigious posts as head of the Criminal Investigation Department? The ClD's present chief,Assistant Commissioner' Mr. Ong Kian Tong, is expected to go on leave in mid-October before his retirement early next year.224 words
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Article171 1971-09-10 3 A notice of appeal was filed in the High Court yesterday on behalf of former MSA secretary and legal adviser Gerald Fernandez. Fernandez, who was convicted of corruption yesterday by a district court, is expected to argue his own appeal in the High Court at a171 words
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112 1971-09-10 3 Tan jog Malim, Friday A 14-year-old schoolgirl fainted outside the magistrate's court here minutes after a labourer was acquitted and discharged on a charge of outraging her modesty. Magistrate Inche Roslani Hashim who acquitted Sa'id bin Karim, 32, of Kuala Lumpur after calling for his112 words
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Article69 1971-09-10 3 A Kebaya Queen contest will highlight the annual variety show organised by staff of Malaysia-Singapore Airlines at the National Theatre on November 27. The beauty quest is open to all girls staying in Singapore. The winner will be given a return trip to Bangkok, a trophy given by69 words
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Article19 1971-09-10 3 The Blood Transfusion Service mobile unit will be at the Seletar West Camp today until 4 p.m.19 words
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Article174 1971-09-10 3 The Tua Yi Chinese Middle School in Margaret Drive is to improve its recreational facilities for its 2200 students. The principal, Madam Huang Shu Fen, said the school is planning an assembly hall cum gymnasium casting about $300,000. The school hopes to raise $50,000 from a concert174 words
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Article91 1971-09-10 3 Police are investigating a marine service company after a housewife reported that she was issued with $20,000 worth of forged shares, by the company. The 36-year-old woman invested $20,000 at $1 per share with the company and was promised co-part-nership. She later checked with the Registrar91 words
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Article31 1971-09-10 3 The body of a 20-year-old girl. Han Teow Moi, of Alnwick Road, was found at the foot of Block Three in Lorong 7, Toa Payoh, about 8.30 this morning.31 words
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Article27 1971-09-10 3 The Education Minister, Mr. Lim Kim San, will attend tne annuai ainner of the Economic Society of Singapore at tne ShangriLa Hotei at 7.45 tonight.27 words
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Article27 1971-09-10 3 The Rochore citizens' consultative committee will hold a dinner to welcome back Dr. Toh Chin Chje after his overseas tour,*at the Jade Room Restaurant tonight.27 words
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Advertisement204 1971-09-10 3 The Love Legends of Krishna. The most romantic of all things Indian, told in pictures throughout the plane. A choice of ten channels of music the tenth beipx the strange but pleasing sounds of the sitar. Original sculpture and painting from a land of five thousand years history decorate the204 words
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Miscellaneous95 1971-09-10 3 At the cinema Jurong Drive-in Cinema: The Last Run 7, 9.30. Odeon: The Last Run 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.30. Orchard: Love Story 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.15. Cathay: Hello Dolly 2.30, 6, 9. Odeon-Katong: Her Vengeance (Mand.) 1, 3.30, 7, 9.15. Lido: Beguiled 1.45, 4, 6.45, 9.15. Capitol: How did A95 words
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In Person
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Article, Illustration395 1971-09-10 4 Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 PUBLIC relations officers have quite suddenly found themselves in the middle of a debate concerning the boundaries and definition of "relation." But there was nothing questionable about the jobs of 30 rather dignified PROs who attended the395 words
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THE VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article162 1971-09-10 4 What other newspapers are saying: UK TARIFFS ON TEXTILES: From next year Britain will Impose tariffs on all imports of textiles from other nations Including Singapore. This tariff wall will replace the present quota restrictions on textiles. It is too early for us at the moment to assess162 words
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Article417 1971-09-10 4 A GOOD POLICY ON CHINA: Relations between Malaysia and Communist China at present are quite clear. They are only limited to trade. Both sides have not yet talked about the establishment of diplomatic relations. The possibility of diplomatic relations being established sometime in the future cannot be ruled417 words
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Article290 1971-09-10 4 JAPANESE POLITICAL STORM: A two-day economic conference will be held in Washington between the US and Japanese top officials. Heading the Japanese delegation is Japan's Foreign Minister Mr. Takeo Fukuda who told a Press conference before his departure for Washington that he would be presenting a290 words
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Article, Illustration457 1971-09-10 4 Lee Chiu San - By Lee Chiu San When a man is 75, he usually thinks of rocking chairs, but Captain Anton E. C. Gercke is getting ready to step back on the rocking deck of a ship. He has left for Hong Kong, where he will457 words
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Advertisement43 1971-09-10 4 ar il 1 igeorgt Eao the Snmganan <®ppfflts have migrated to the Rajah Room and the Orchid Bar COME LUNCHTIME OR DINNERTIME The epicurean cflshes served at the Rajah Room are now flavoured with romantic music by Hungarian gypsies. NO COVER CHARGE. P43 words
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413 1971-09-10 5 Porter in Paris debut Reuter Paris, Friday The Viet Cong and United States delegations to the Vietnam peace talks yesterday both proposed holding secret meetings, but each side rejected the other's offer. The Viet Cong suggested that it should meet the US alone ifReuter - 413 words
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100 1971-09-10 5 Reuter Hobart, Friday Four Singapore seamen were jailed yesterday for their parts in a brawl with Customs officers in Launceston. The brawl occurred aboard the freighter Neptune Agate on Monday. The freighter has since sailed for Pusan in Korea. Heng Aik Chew, 21, the ship'sReuter - 100 words
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Article, Illustration47 1971-09-10 5 President Nixon refused to see them, so these Taiwanese table tennis players staged a protest match in a park across from the White House in Washington. In the background, with a megaphone, is the Rev. Carl Mclntire, who organised the demonstration.47 words
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Article271 1971-09-10 5 Reuter New Delhi, Friday The River Gomati which had remained stationary for about 12 hours began rising again last night posing a fresh threat to the flood-wrecked City of Lucknow in northern India. At Allahabad, 125 miles to the southeast, the Ganges crossed theReuter - 271 words
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Article394 1971-09-10 5 Three-govt summit shaping up Reuter London, Friday A three-government peace conference between the Prime Ministers of Britain, Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic appeared to be shaping up yesterday as the next step in the search for a political solution to the Northern Ireland crisis. The BritishReuter - 394 words
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Article187 1971-09-10 5 Reuter Beirut, Friday Proposed reconciliation talks between Jordan and the Palestine resistance movement collapsed yesterday after the hijacking of a Jordanian airliner and the rupture of an oil pipeline. The Jordanian delegation flew home from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, complaining that commando representatives failed to JoinReuter - 187 words
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Article70 1971-09-10 5 Dacca, Friday. More than 150 people died when a motor launch carrying about 200 passengers was caught in a whirlpool on the flooded River Padma 300 miles east of Dacca, accoraing to reports reaching here yesteraay. A search party reported no trace of tne launch. The70 words
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Article33 1971-09-10 5 Naha, Friday—The US yesterday completed removal of 13,000 tons' of poison gas and chemical weapons from military bases on Okinawa to meet the demands of the Japanese Government and the islanders.33 words
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186 1971-09-10 5 Reuter London, Friday Four armed bandits escaped with an estimated £lOO,OOO yesterday after snatching a bank manager from his home at gun-point, driving him to work and forcing him to open his bank's vaults. Phase one of the robbery began when the raiders burst intoReuter - 186 words
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Article62 1971-09-10 5 Madrid, Friday.—A monkey has been Jailed in the tiny village of La Caridad. Authorities said the monkey, belonging to a group of travelling gypsy entertainers, bit a small boy during a show at a village fiesta. Pending medical tests, the authorities ordered the monkey placed in62 words
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Article130 1971-09-10 5 Reuter Port Moresby, Friday The Australian Administrator in Papua-New Guinea, Mr. L. W. Johnson, yesterday attacked racism by Australians in the territory. Mr. Johnson said there was no place in the territory for Europeans who regarded themselves as superior to the indigenous people. In aReuter - 130 words
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246 1971-09-10 5 Reuter Washington, Friday Secretary of State William Rogers yesterday asked Japan to cosponsor a US resolution aimed at preventing the expulsion of Taiwan from the United Nations in connection with the expected admission of China, Japanese sources said. The US bid for co-spon-sorshlp wasReuter - 246 words
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Advertisement142 1971-09-10 5 Once in a lifetime shots happen every weekend r, d\ J(oJt t e in Catch them on Kodak Rim with a KODAK INSTAMATICI33-X Camera I c a You can depend on some great moments happening every weekend. Save them on KODAK film with a budget-priced KODAK INSTAMATIC 133-X Camera. Just142 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration1165 1971-09-10 6 Ivan Lim - Constant action on them and customers only method of elimination By Ivan Lim SINGAPORE The black market in cinema tickets is a more serious social problem than just an inconvenie nee to movie-goers. It involves not only profiteering but also exploitation of children. At1,165 words
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Article, Illustration323 1971-09-10 6 ...And it's the radio versus leaflets Melbourne Herald CHINA China and Russia are both stepping up their propaganda war against each other. A mystery radio station "The voice of the Peoples Liberation Army" is broad- casting through China three times a nightMelbourne Herald - 323 words
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704 1971-09-10 6 Martin Stuart-Fox - From Martin Stuart-Fox United Press International AFGANISTAN To sign or not to sign, that is the question that faces His Majesty Mohammad Nadir Shah, King of Afghanistan. The piece of legislation that the king's signature will make law is the political Parties Bill whichUnited Press International - 704 words
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Article300 1971-09-10 6 John Hay - From John Hay Melbourne Herald QATftR The new alignments began to take effect in the Persian Gulf last week but how long they will last is anyone's guess. The oil state of Qatar announced its independence from Britain, in emulation of the rival state ofMelbourne Herald - 300 words
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Advertisement99 1971-09-10 6 liw LEEDON (PTE) LIMITED. 110 KILLINEY ROAD SINGAPORE 9 TEL *****1 *****8 x V A Rosewood Furniture Dining tables, Writing bureaus. Sideboards, Tables. Radio Cabinets Made to order and Raady-made available. Handcrafted by expert craftsmen for exclusive people. Reproduction Bronze lamps. Wall plaques. Screens. Ivory', Jade. Wooden Carvings and ornaments99 words
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209 1971-09-10 7 Reuter London, Friday Two US doctors yesterday warned that famine was facing 25 million of East Pakistan's poorer inhabitants and said imports of nearly thee million tons of grain Severe needed to prevent starvation. Writing in the medical magazine, the Lancet, they saidReuter - 209 words
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Article50 1971-09-10 7 Bonn, Friday The First Secretary of the Tanzanlan embassy here was injured when a young man attacked him with a knife yesterday. The secretary, Mr. Wilson Bukholi, was taken to hospital with knife wounds on his face and hand. Police later arrested a Tanzanian student. Marcel Msaki.50 words
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Article23 1971-09-10 7 Taipei, Friday. A Nationalist Chinese trade mission will leave next week on a two week visit to Cambodia. Indonesia and Singapore.23 words
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Article282 1971-09-10 7 Reuter Jakarta, Friday President Suharto last night announced a major Cabinet reshuffle, strengthening the core of economic experts to accelerate development. Among the six newcomers were four technocrats moving into top economic posts. General Maraden Panggabean, deputy Commander of the Armed Forces, was brought inReuter - 282 words
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Article69 1971-09-10 7 London, Friday Britain, West Germany and Italy have agreed to push ahead with development of a multi-roie combat aircraft following a review at the end of the programme's first year. The Defence Ministry said that earlier objectives regarding performance, tlmescales and costs remain valid. Britain69 words
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Article50 1971-09-10 7 Dacca, Friday—Two people were killed and 17 injured, three of them critically, when a time bomb exploded on the second floor of the court building in Chittagong yesterday. The bomb Is reported to have been hidden under an umbrella in a comer of thft building.50 words
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226 1971-09-10 7 Reuter West Berlin, Friday Differences of opinion over the German translation of the fourpower Berlin agreement were one of the causes of an Interruption in yesterday's East-West German talks. Bonn special envoy Bgon Bahr met his East German counterpart State Secretary Michael Kohl for aReuter - 226 words
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Article, Illustration65 1971-09-10 7 Municipal workers in Osaka, Japan, use a rowboat to check damage, in a flooded park after unusually high tides hit large cities along Japan's Pacific coastline. Many houses in the largest cities were inundated by the mysterious tides. The Weather Bureau fears further damage fromUPI picture - 65 words
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160 1971-09-10 7 Reuter Pretoria, Friday South Africa has successfully tested a locally developed and manufactured ai 'r -to air guided missile. The minister said that the missile was fired from a mirage fighter and intercepted a target missile flying at mach two (twice the speed of sound), andReuter - 160 words
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Article163 1971-09-10 7 Reuter Bonn, Friday An Egyptian biologist, Dr. Monir Naguib, said yesterday that he had cultivated two strains of bacteria from the sludge of a local lake which can produce large quantities of protein out of natural methane gas. He and a West German biologist,Reuter - 163 words
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Article661 1971-09-10 7 Ninety days and no more, Nixon promises America Reuter Washington, Friday President Nixon yesterday assured Americans that the 90-day wage and price freeze would not be extended, but said that all steps would be taken jto ward off the "virus of runaway inflation." The president urged aReuter - 661 words
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Article143 1971-09-10 7 United Press International Colombo, Friday A Royal Commission submitted a report yesterday finding Ceylon's largest newspaper company guilty of violating exchange control and taxation laws. It was not Immediately clear what action the government would take against Associated Newspapers of Ceylon. Supreme Court Justice, Mr. T.United Press International - 143 words
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217 1971-09-10 7 Reuter London, Friday Lord Snowdon, bro-ther-in-law of Queen Elizabeth, was yesterday fined £2O for careless driving following an incident in which he collided with a Press photographer's car. Photographer Ray Bellisario, a specialist in candid pictures of the Royal family, brought a private summonsReuter - 217 words
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Article319 1971-09-10 8 The visits made to factories by the Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, to apprise management of the employment needs and abilities of disabled and handicapped people, have proved fruitful. Many different types of factories have been visited, including those manufacturing electronic products, textiles,319 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article58 1971-09-10 8 More about bogus degree holders. A colleague in our Personnel Department tells me that an aspiring cadet journalist applied for a job and showed a University of Singapore degree in English. Asked who his professor was, he named a dean in the Law Faculty. Moral of the story:58 words
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Article75 1971-09-10 8 Just how big IS futurologist Herman Kahn? A Pressman attending his conferences here says that he guessed this famous visiting American would be about 21 stone. I put the question to Mr. Kahn himself on his last day. "I know to the exact ounce," was his reply,75 words
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Article97 1971-09-10 8 The overland expedition to London of a 14-member Singapore Armed Forces team is due to arrive in Britain today. But there will be only 12 members in the team, for two others, including the team leader, captain Peter Chua, arrived in London by air nearly two weeks97 words
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Article, Illustration804 1971-09-10 8 SHIRI MULGAOKAR - SHIRI MULGAOKAR On the day the Australian Cricket Control Board was announcing the cancellation of its invitation to a touring team from South Africa, progress was being recorded in Pretoria's overtures for a dialogue with Black Africa.804 words
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Letters
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Article304 1971-09-10 8 LIBRA Singapore, 11 - LIBRA Singapore, 11. As a newly-recruited female PR practitioner and a member of the Singapore Institute of Public Relations, I found the recent Press controversy over the Maxim's PROs more humorous than despairing. The management executed an excellent publicity stunt in generating wide interest in the opening of304 words
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Article386 1971-09-10 8 REVOLUTIONARY ACCOUNTANT. Singapore, 3 - REVOLUTIONARY ACCOUNTANT. Singapore, 3. I refer to reports on Nanyang University's decision to ask the Singapore Society of Accountants to recognise accountants trained under its old curricular structure. The Singapore Sbciety of Accountants Is unfair in continuing to discriminate among qualifications. To overcome the controversial Nantah issue,386 words
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Article187 1971-09-10 8 KHOR ENG LEE - KHOR ENG LEE Public Relations Officer, Public Utilities Board. Singapore, 6. I refer to the letter from "MTK and SES" (New Nation August 23) on the consolidation of salaries in the Public Utilities Board. The National Service Notice in the Government Gazette of March 17, 1967, required187 words
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Article243 1971-09-10 8 C. N. HARRISON - C. N. HARRISON Visiting the coffee-house in the recently opened Shangri-La, I was distressed to see two glass enclosures containing some beautiful tropical birds. These birds are under the glare of strong lighting both inside and out of the "cages" and as the coffeehouse is open243 words
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Article239 1971-09-10 8 ISMAIL HUSSEIN - ISMAIL HUSSEIN John Hoffman's report on the recent Malaysian National Cultural Congress Is somewhat misleading (NN September 1). The congress passed no "resolutions." There were only "rumusan" or "statements" which were neither final nor binding to the participants or to the government. The congress was meant239 words
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Miscellaneous77 1971-09-10 8 ;'TvS P m 4'^/n mM'zm > MMifi If: |g iN 11 it Ik m m m it 7 y t! c m (t ft I m l i) V r< >r» VZ_~ V gg r S/ j. ix >\*m7W fe m HARBOR m m tv v vt pr fv f77 words
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Our Heritage
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Article, Illustration363 1971-09-10 9 Starting today, New Nation presents a weekly series of photographs of Singapore's historic and cultural landmarks. Behind each photograph is a story of our heritage which the average Singaporean may only know vaguely. The National Museum authorities have kindly given us permission to reproduce these pictures. The Istana363 words
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Article, Illustration248 1971-09-10 9 This cemetery at Fort Canning replaced an earlier burial ground higher up the hill where it was Just in front of the old Government House. When more burial ground was needed, instructions were given for a new site for the cemetery in 1823. But preparations248 words
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Article, Illustration661 1971-09-10 9 a Special Correspondent - By a Special Correspondent United Press International Singapore's most reluctant tourist attraction is a dwindling community of crusty old Chinese spinsters who hire out on construction sites as the most sought-after hod carriers and ditch diggers in town. The city's Sam Sui women, named for theUnited Press International - 661 words
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Article, Illustration209 1971-09-10 9 Located off Lewin Terrace, Fort Canning, this keramat (shrine) is named after Sultan Iskandar Shah, the last ruler of 14th century Singapore. This rule lasted from 1389 to 1391 and later when his Singapore kingdom was destroyed. The spot where the keramat Iskander209 words
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Article, Illustration535 1971-09-10 10 You can now turn out your own knitted wear with the latest knitting machine IIAVE you ever turn- ed the pages of a fashion magazine and exclaimed: "Oh, I wished I could have these beautiful knitted dresses If you have, isn't it time you learn to535 words
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Advertisement291 1971-09-10 10 KEEPS FRESH kit*. PtOPlt'S P A uSwu with Free Gins Geylang Rood/Tanjong Katong Rd. S'pore. For every $5/- purchase you ore given 50c. voucher free and $l/ w l ort J' of vouchers and o tube of China made tooth paste worth 40c. (Canned Food, Cigarettes, wine departments do hot291 words
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Advertisement55 1971-09-10 10 y tm A WEATHERTIGHT PACKING GLANDS. ARMOURED CAILE GLANDS. BONDING NVPLES, LUG CRT ADAPTORS STOCKIST AND SUPPLIER OF ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES FOR MARINE INDUSTRIES, FACTORIES AND OTHER INDUSTRIAL CONCERN. Z] LIM SENG SOON Sjl ELECTRIC CO. BJC 36, TANJONC PACAR ROAD, SINGAPORE 2. TEL: *****, *****, *****4 ***** STORE *****1 *****855 words
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Advertisement330 1971-09-10 10 hj/att gents OPEN FOR BUSINESS 8 AM. BPM DAILY UNCL. SUNDAYS AT GROUND FLOOR HYATT HOTEL ARCADE WE CA TER FOR HA IR-CUT SHA V'E SHA MPOO MA NICURE PEDICURE ET C. f-QR A(--I\ I Mt!\ I k'.isc He S/ >1 1 t -iUu &> <* ost figure blattering 'Knitted330 words
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Article, Illustration71 1971-09-10 11 1 WOMAN I A dream suit for every taste. It is the latest creation from Benjamin's Boutique. Simplicity and elegance combine to make this dress an ideal outfit for a special evening date. Flimsy, printed chiffon is eye-catching and delightfully alluring. The dress71 words
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Article, Illustration721 1971-09-10 11 EDUCATION The challenge of working with people from a variety of countries has drawn a local teacher and teachers from neighbouring countries to the International School at Dover Road. Mr. Lim Ah Lock from West Malaysia said the school provided an excellent opportunity to721 words
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417 1971-09-10 11 WENDY HUTTON - EATING OUT WITH WENDY HUTTON If you would like to know what the tiles and procelaln eaves on some of the lovely old Chinese homes around Singapore must have looked like when thev were new, then go to the Shang Palace. Quilt to resemble the417 words
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Advertisement490 1971-09-10 11 c For those who insist on that extra SILENT QUALITY i -eru !v fVrt t'-ty *0 to 1 9<XK air conditioners so quiet you hardly know it's operating. What's more NORGE has the new wood-grained Furniture Fashioned Front! See the Agents today! VERY HIGH QUALII J Years from now you490 words
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Advertisement118 1971-09-10 11 X f y > MM IK III: f£ £v Vi\ -> 3 VI s i.r ir< i 71 S?1 fit n* 1! Ki 33 9i sssi J* fi N.N. 5 Address this Coupon to: New Nation/Perfumes of the Orient, Reader Offer New Nation, Locked Bag 15, Singapore.. I am enclosing118 words
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906 1971-09-10 12 Khoe Hak Lip - By Khoe Hak Lip Hardly a week after President Nixon's dramatic dollar defence measures, Indonesia's strong team of economic and financial technocrats decided in what could be described as "a bold but daring manoeuvre" to seize this opportunity to bring in a multi-purpose906 words
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216 1971-09-10 12 United Press International New York, Friday Stocks closed lower yesterday as a result of profit-taking and what many analysts considered a normal technical adjustment after recent sharp gains. President Nixon's economic address to a joint session of Congress at midday had little effect onUnited Press International - 216 words
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Article139 1971-09-10 12 Reuter London, Friday The market closed easier on balance in moderate activity. Some dealers reported small support towards the close in leading issues. Earlier declines reflected small selling and a technical reaction to recent firmness. At 1500 the Financial Times Index was 1.9 down atReuter - 139 words
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Article247 1971-09-10 12 Allied Chera 34 A'.coa 32 Am Brands 48 Am Can 38% Am Motors AT A T 43% A P 14% Anaconda 14 Avon Pd Beth Steel 24% Boeing 18% Caterp Trac 58 Chryaler 31% Coca-Cola 109% Control Data 41 Corn Q1 Wka 242 Dow Cbem 74% DuPont 187247 words
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Article1230 1971-09-10 12 TRENDS AND MOVES IN THE MAJOR STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS 1970-1971 1 wk. 4 wks. Closing Price Last Divid. P/E TurnHigh Low ago •go Stock Buyers Sellers Sale Yield Ratio over industrials 2.93 1.68 1.88 1.98 Allied Chocolate 1.85 1.89 1.86 6.7N 13.5 7 1.90 0.844 1.51 1.431,230 words
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Article, Illustration349 1971-09-10 12 WANG SU FAH - CAMERA By WANG SU FAH Looking around for a good photograph is not an easy task. It requires a good artistic eye. A*, dark corner, for Instance, may look filthy and unappealing to ordinary people. But with a beam of light. It could349 words
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Advertisement8 1971-09-10 12 INVESTORS STILL BULLISH ABOUT NIXON'S NEW ECONOMIC POLICIES8 words
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Advertisement156 1971-09-10 12 'DEVALUATION MAY BE A BID TO CORRECT INDON TRADE PATTERN' NEW NATION Photographic Contest Name Address Title: Camera Camera Corner weekly photographic contest. Below are the rules of the competition. It's open to all with cash prizes. 1. The Contest is open to all Singapore photographers. 2. Minimum size is156 words
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Article, Illustration196 1971-09-10 13 The rugged insurance fraternity BADMINTON, BOWLING Members from the Insurance Institute of Singapore are keeping in line with the Government's policy in the building of a rugged society. They have just completed a series of games in badminton, bowling, table tennis, carrom, chess (English and Chinese),Pictures by Brian Culley, Steven Lee - 196 words
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Article, Illustration1420 1971-09-10 13 JOHN FITCH - GUTTER U TALK WITH JOHN FITCH How many times do you hear how well a bowler shoots, but somehow you always seem to never be there to see the games bowled. In 1.8.C. during the week bowlers were enjoying their usual talk sessions when1,420 words
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Article79 1971-09-10 14 Sydney, Friday. A decision on whether a rest-of-the world team will tour Australia in place of the Springboks will be made toaay, Australian Cricket Board of Control secretary, Mr. Alan Barnes said last night. Barnes said certain enquiries had been maae concerning sponsorship of such a tour,79 words
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Article, Illustration539 1971-09-10 14 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia Christopher Franklin, of St. Andrew's Junior School was the star performer of the McNair District combined primary schools swimming meet at Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. Swimming in the "B" division for boys, he completely outclassed his rivals in all the events that539 words
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Article340 1971-09-10 14 Sonny Yap - By Sonny Yap S. Singam, a newcomer on the walking scene will attempt on Sunday to qualify for the 50-kilometre event in the sixth South East Asia Peninsular Games at Kuala Lumpur in December. Singam will be competing in the last trial over the Mountbatten circuit.340 words
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Article206 1971-09-10 14 London, Friday Surrey edged still closer to their first English county cricket championship title since 1958 when they built up a 230-run lead over Glamorgan here yesterday. By dismissing Glamorgan for 222 in 70 overs on the second day, Surrey grabbed five more vital bonus206 words
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Article1202 1971-09-10 15 JACK ARTHARS - THE SQUASH RACKET WITH JACK ARTHARS Ron Jacques, is packing his cases for return to Perth Western Australia. After playing and coaching in the Republic for four weeks he leaves with the satisfaction of being runner-up champion and successful coach who will be long remembered In1,202 words
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Article1771 1971-09-10 15 WVVTM 2.0 CLASS 6 DIV. 3 6F luyJUi ($4,500 $3,15u to winner) 1 ***** PROGRESSIVE a (Hong) Jaafar 5 9.0 (dd +7) Podmorc 9 2 ***** PREDICTION II a (Honour) Sanisuri 9 8.13 8) Chasm 4 3 ***** HEAVENLY BODY a (Double J) Tulloh 4 8-12 <1,771 words
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Article, Illustration273 1971-09-10 15 From Blue Peter in Kuala Lumpur Longfellow, ridden by his trainer Garnet Bougoure shaped like a winner here this morning when he reeled off 3f in 38 2/5 on the bit. All work was done on the sand track due to the heavy going. S en y u273 words
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Article423 1971-09-10 15 Sonny Yap - By Sonny Yap To bid or not to bid —this is the big question facing the Basketball Association of Singapore on whether the republic should stage the next Asian's men championships in 1973. Mr. Lee Yee Nan, the BAS secretary said: "No decision has been423 words
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Article300 1971-09-10 15 United Press International Moscow, Friday U.S. swimmers won nine of 10 events in yesterday's opening round of the USA-USSR-Britain meet, paced by a world record effort in the women's 400 metre freestyle relay. That gave the Americans a lead of 119 points to 73 for theUnited Press International - 300 words
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Article49 1971-09-10 15 New York, Frld a y Quarter-final men's singles results of the US Open at Forest Hills yesterday were:Jan Kodes (Chechoslovakia), beat Frank Froehlin* (US) 7-«, «-3; Arthar Ashe (US) beat Manuel Orantes (Spain) S-l, t-2, 7-6; Tom Okker (Netherlands) beat Clark Graebner (US) t-2, 6-J, 6-4.49 words
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Article131 1971-09-10 15 Munich, Friday.—Olympic officials said here last night they thought that Rhodesia had been "effectively ruled out" of participation in next year's games following yesterday's proposal that they be allowed to compete only under the Union Jack and the British national anthem. "We cannot conceive of the Rhodesian131 words
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Article259 1971-09-10 15 Reuter New York, Friday The Los Angeles Dodgers picked up a game on San Francisco in National Baseball League action last night by blanking the western division leading Giants, 3-0. San Francisco now holds a slim five game lead in the west after last night's gameReuter - 259 words
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Article18 1971-09-10 15 The annual Serangoon Garden-Seletar Big Walk (6ight miles) will start on September 19 at 4.30 p.m.18 words
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Advertisement407 1971-09-10 14 ITO LA PHONE *****S ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE LATEST FASHIONS in synthetic and natural hair-wigs. Visit Charmaine Beauty Salon, 98-A, Grange Road, Singapore 10. Telephone: *****4. AT YOUR SERVICE TOP QUALITY Photo-Copies of your important documents made in minutes. At Motion Smith. As many copies as you like. While you wait.407 words
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Advertisement243 1971-09-10 14 PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DARKROOM equipments? We buy direct and sell cheap. Get convinced. Call Nonyang Photo Suppliers. 61, Middle Road, Singapore *****6/ *****. Authorised Nikon and Leica dealers. SHOP TO LET 93, EMERALD HILL ROAD, off Orchard Road, area 2,679 sq.ft. Telephone: (Singapore) ***** office hours. Principals only. SHOPS FOR243 words
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Advertisement271 1971-09-10 14 NEW CAR DIRECTORY Where you can buy your next new car in Singapore •in MORRIS. MALAYAN MOTORS (PTI) LTD. 14/20 Orchard Rd S'pore 9 Tel: ***** CHAMPION MOTORS (S) PTE. LTD, 304 Orchard Road, Singapore 9, Tel: *****1. CITY MOTORS <S> PTE. LTD.. 28 Cavenogh Road, Singapore 9 Tels *****6/*****3271 words
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Miscellaneous415 1971-09-10 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 8 Poetic contraction. 9 Royal headgear. 10 Rubber. 11 Fluff from fabrics. >' 12 Theatre section. 13 Heavy blow: Slang. 18 Furry water mammal. 22 Kindergartners: 3 words. 24 Verve. 25 Wolfish look. 28 Dark. 29 Ripped. 30 Criterion of ugliness. 31 Line of junction. 32 Margin.415 words
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Miscellaneous540 1971-09-10 15 .Cat alMf lit tel luus NEW NATION MONEYWORDS 'C' L FRIDAY Cat Mt »< pia witk atter caapats Past.af iastractiaas appear tetaa. Naae (Mr /Mrs./Mits). -C«t ilwf Mill hats CLUES FOR C-5 FILL IN 1. This sort of person will bo 4. Fungus caused by exposure cold shouldered by most540 words
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175 1971-09-10 16 The Filipino youth continues to prize virginity in a girl and still believes sex and love should go together, a recent survey conducted by a Filipino priest indicates. Over 70 per cent of those polled—6oBl students of the Bulacan High School just outside of175 words
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Article, Illustration52 1971-09-10 16 Maricar Zaldariaga, 19, is a Filipino student. She also happens to be one of the best looking girls in her country. Maricar recently won the Miss Young Philippines title. You'll have a chance of seeing her soon. She will be here to show off clothes by a52 words
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Article261 1971-09-10 16 BUT THEY'RE CALLING IT MANIHOSE While members of the women's liberation movement are mouthing dark utterings about male chauvinism, what are the male chauvinists doing? Incredibly, they're starting to wear pantyhose. And the manufacturers are compounding the atrocity by calling the dreadful garment "manihose." The managing director261 words
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Article57 1971-09-10 16 AH FOOK: The SAF should conduct regular overland trips to Europe for its officers. It's the best way of developing leadership qualities in them. MEI LIN: I agree, but what about the women in our army? They should also be given a chance to prove themselves. Perhaps a57 words
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Article73 1971-09-10 16 Vladimir Azarkin snatched a handbag from Tamara Bulycheva in the middle of a Moscow street, but he failed to notice that she had another bag in her other hand. Tamara bashed the thief over the head with the second bag, which contained a bottle of milk.73 words
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419 1971-09-10 16 ANIMALS FRET A LOT Next time you lose your shirt at the racetrack, don't judge the horse too harshly. It may be the stable cat or dog he loves wasn't around on race morning and he's brooding, feeling neglected or frightened they might419 words
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Advertisement278 1971-09-10 16 Ghem/v tSfcsSM!IS 71 CURVACEOUS BEAUTIES. GORGEOUS COSTUMES. RESPLENDENT PERFORMANCE. FIERY. CAPTIVATING. NEVER EXPERENCED BEFORE 3k H*T^s. opm l ***** RESERVATIONS TEL.*****3 M J&WK iU MiMll When we decided to enter our COOPER S in the MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX at Eutu Tiga, we knew there would be a lot of bigger278 words
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Miscellaneous428 1971-09-10 16 5 Singapore 3.00 Opening followed by General Hospital 3.25 For the family (E) 3.55 A diary of events in Singapore this week (E—Rpt.) 4.00 It's happening in Singapore (E Rpt.) 4.15 Days of our lives 4.40 Close 6.00 Opening followed by Lucky Dip 6.30 News in brief 6.35 Accent on428 words
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Miscellaneous78 1971-09-10 16 SHORT RIBS urn HOWS THE KING PEBJNG? H£S IN A GOOD MOOO. > By Frank O'Neal r Gfc£(CT/ I THINK JU\ t IJU<£ "THE WV OFF. 1A H ys 1 i i S«B *w /-xy SNIFFY by George Fett ANDY CAFP NO OFFENCE, BUT AV WHJSPER REACHED EARS THAT \ER*€REn«T78 words
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Miscellaneous343 1971-09-10 16 Trust your IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are unsparing of yourself when it comes to either work or play. You demand from yourself the very best you can give at all times and you are somewhat inclined to demand the same from others. TOMORROW VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 23)343 words
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1025 1971-09-10 17 By Blue Peter Sri Tasck 11, with a handy weight of 7.8, should outstay his rivals in the Class Four (Race Five) lOf handicap at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. This Chief Escort five-year-old put up a good showing last Saturday when he1,025 words
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Article155 1971-09-10 17 SCRUTINEER BLUE PETER EPSOM JEEP MAKUDA Race 1 H. BODY KILAT flTT* 11JIH BEEP BEEP Beep Beep Amnesty Dorango Raob Kllat Race 2 CONFLICT SANTA ROSA LOCH LOINES P. FAIR Pleaaant Fair Loch Lolneo Santa Rosa Kin, Pot. Santa Rom Race I F. PALACE ACHILLEAN PICA P.155 words
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Article, Illustration12252 1971-09-10 18 2.00 Class 6 Div. 3 —6f. ($3500—***** to winner) 1 ***** PROGRESSIVE I (Heag) Jaafar 5 9.0 Patasrs 9 LAST! <l3 started) 4-9-71 K.L. 8-7 6F (Podmore) CI. 6 Div. 2; l*t. Gestapo 8-11: 2nd. Santa Rosa 8-6 carr. 8-1; 3rd. Loch Lolnes 9-0. 2'i-l'i-head. 1.17 2/S. Track12,252 words
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Advertisement10 1971-09-10 17 SCRUTINEER'S NAP FORECAST Conflict and Pleasant Fair IN RACE TWO10 words
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Advertisement22 1971-09-10 18 NEWS FOR HORSE LOVERS NEWS FOR JOCKEYS NEWS FOR RACING FANS You'll find a magazine full of galloping news in ttOftSE, PBB22 words
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Advertisement51 1971-09-10 19 representative only (2 a day I Yes, only $2 for a minimum size classified advertisement in NEW NATION, Singapore's evening paper. *2oc a word puts advertising in the reach of every trader, every line. m iIL m. !n .t' m V 'I it"! w* Iff 1 CLASSIFIEDS Phone *****8 NEW51 words
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