New Nation, 28 September 1971
1971-09-28
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Title Section17 1971-09-28 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, September 28, 1971 No. 217 Prict 15 cents SINGAPORE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2817 words
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Article15 1971-09-28 1 <r Police reported 60 accidents y Five wertlseri* OU3. A, .jt Hr *115 words
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Article131 1971-09-28 1 The stock market this moraine was generally steady. However, ]t> r1 s k trading was noted In selective issues. In the industrials, World Wide Holdings featured with business at $1.62, $1.63. $1.65 ancL- $1.66,4 up 9 c#its against 'yesterday's last'sale at sEtt < William Jacks cJHsgod Rands131 words
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Article38 1971-09-28 1 LATEfIfeWS Manila, Tuesday. A South Korean fisheries school training boat Wis reported In distress- /today right in the centre 6f a tropical storm in the Aputh China Sea off the Northern Philippines. v k38 words
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Article, Illustration178 1971-09-28 1 Firemen were still at the United Pulb Paper Co. In Jurong till late this morning dampen-' Ing the fire smouldering In huge paper Dales. They will continue this for another 48 hours/ The fire which began at 11 p.m. f yesterday was brought under178 words
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327 1971-09-28 1 Tan Chung Lee - By Tan Chung Lee AttvL- American emofficial in Sinfedptyre today denied a repttrtl that tfce. Ajhettldt® ttoverfcmwit may faculties to v oj*efate to the United States unless the Singapore government approves a request from Fan-American Airways to (iterate a bi-weekly Boeing 707327 words
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Article76 1971-09-28 1 The body of a young long-haired woman is still lying in the Outram mortuary waiting to be identified. She was found dead at the foot of a 16-storey building at the Outram Park on Sunday at 8 p.m. She carried no identifica-tion-papers on her. Police76 words
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Article49 1971-09-28 1 A 35-year-old bus conductor, Lim Boon Peng, was stabbed in the back during a quarrel with another bus conductor at the bus depot in Bukit Timah Road yesterday. Workmates rushed him to the Outram hospital where his condition is reported to be improving today. Police are investigating.49 words
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Article34 1971-09-28 1 Water consumption for yesterday was 101.7 million gallons, an increase of 6.6 million gallons over Sunday's figure. Rainfall In Seletar Reservoir was .05 in., Pelrce .10 In., and MacRitchie .22 inches.34 words
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Article447 1971-09-28 1 Lee Yew Meng - Bid to cut high costs of administration, e&ae labour shortage By Lee Yew Meng More than 20,000 girls and youths are beare no longer liable Hp national 'service. The government has decided to immediately deregister these 20,000, half of them girls, to cut administrative costs.447 words
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Article74 1971-09-28 1 The man wanted in connection with < a murder and who escaped from the Woodbridge Hospital yesterday was this morning back in the hospital under close security. An island-wide hunt was mounted by the police yesterday when he was reported missing from the ward where he74 words
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Article338 1971-09-28 1 The annual meeting of the Work! Bank and International Monetary Fund opened in 'Washington yesterday in a somewhat better atmosphere than initially expected, This followed the agree* ment at the weekehd by the Group of Ten major trading nations on procedure* for monetary reform tailor338 words
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122 1971-09-28 1 A top-level Mitsubishi team is in Singapore for talks with the Prime Minister and officials of the EDB. This team is headed by Mr. S. Kono, chairman of the Board of Mitsubishi Heavy Industry. The draft agreement finalising plans for the $l5O million122 words
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Advertisement56 1971-09-28 1 rwr |'|}}+(.+&\!|\~*;|??>_:@@{+:==< 4 ,H5 Growingtogether to Serve you better Together, the United Overseas Bank v and the Chung Khiawjahk have combined assets of over |ljooojoo<tfoo. VTofetherwe have fifty two bra«c£fts In MlifclaJrSWgdpore qnd three in HofftXong. give you the full Tfcrvtee ypu waitt from a bank. fl CdiM, bafelhe way.56 words
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Advertisement31 1971-09-28 1 JAL jets take tfffortte Vest Coast of the USA 5 times a week, Singapore-Tokyo, with 16 onward trans-pacific connections. UAPAN AIR UNES worldwide airime of Japan V ITf 4ln V /.i31 words
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133 1971-09-28 2 Singapore's international airport, currently undergoing an ambitious expansion plan, handled nearly 1.5 million passengers last year. Official statistics indicate that this is an increase of 25 per cent over the 1969 figure. Cargo handled by the airport registered even a better growth rate—4o per133 words
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Article3152 1971-09-28 2 The following examination results were issued by the Ministry of Education, Singapore. Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Practical Examinations, 1971 The following candidates were successful in the recent Licentiate Diploma Examinations and the Grades V VIII Examinations, conducted by Dr. Sydney Watson, Prof.3,152 words
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397 1971-09-28 2 The Singapore Teachers' Union 25th anniversary celebration next month will be < highlighted by the laying of the foundation stone of the $1.2 million Teachers' Centre at Thomson Circle. The Minister for Education, Mr. Lim Kim San, will lay the foundation stone on October397 words
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Article126 1971-09-28 2 A major shipyard here spends about $lOO,OOO yearly to provide marine technology training for a total of 38 Singaporeans. Vosper Thornycrott Shipyard views the training programme as an investment proposition "which pays in the long run." The expenditure covers college fees, tuition, books and Docket allowances. Of the126 words
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Article37 1971-09-28 2 A talk cum demonstraon flower arrangement, organised by the Queenstown branch of National Library, will be presented by Mrs. P. Koh in Mandarin at the branch's lecture room today at 3 pan. Admission is free.37 words
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Advertisement178 1971-09-28 2 CONGRA TULA TIONS to the SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES from A.M.A. AMADEUS MUSIC AGENCY Dealers in Music Publications and Instruments. i New Showroom: No: 3-20, (3rd Floor), Peninsula Shopping Complex, Coleman Street, Singapore 6. Telephone: *****. ihin the Stye Cockpit at el for a quick,delicious, serve yourself Buffet Lunch... OVER 30 VARIETIES178 words
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Advertisement62 1971-09-28 2 The tie that binds and great perfor Zixe only piano teiilt buili-in (KarpsicUorS Tropicalised elegant in design Rich tonal quality Reliable and durable i v Hire-Purchase Trade-in terms available Sole Agents: Singapore piano company 169, Orchard Road,Singapore9.Tel:376s6B If you are looking for QUAIJTY PIANOS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ft MUSK BOOKS. Contact62 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous157 1971-09-28 2 I weather 1 Temperatures in world cities yesterday: Jakarta 89-77. Kuala Lumpur 92-74. Bangkok 86-76. Hong Kong 88-81. Manila 88-77. Taipeh 86-74. Naha 84-75 Seoul 73-57. Tokyo 83-67. New York 72-59. San Francisco 65-45. Paris 68.55. Moscow 59-45. Lonaon 63.54. Sydney 71-57. Melbourne 60-48. Canberra 56-41. Singapore The weather forecast157 words
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302 1971-09-28 3 A 28-man trade mission from Italy, led by Dr. Dino Moro, a member of the Italian Parliament, Is here to try to sell expertise and technology to Singapore. The team is interested in setting up joint ventures with local Indus, trialists in which the302 words
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Article, Illustration267 1971-09-28 3 Violet Oon - By Violet Oon Singapore seems to be a favourite rendezvous fori Australian pianist Loretta Goldberg, who is kfere to give a joint recital with local violinist 'Vivien Goh. TWO years ago, when Miss Goldberg was in Australia, and her fiance Mr. David Gurzon was in267 words
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1126 1971-09-28 3 Elizabeth Choo - KEEP SINGAPORE POLLUTION FREE By Elizabeth Choo The new laws now being drafted to combat air pollution will be primarily aimed at trade and industry the biggest culprits to protect Singapore from ending up like New York or Tokyo. With rapid Industrialisation and urbanisation1,126 words
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Article356 1971-09-28 3 Douglas Chan - ECAFE official on control plan By Douglas Chan The United Nations Narcotic Commission is watching the trafficking ofdrugs in this region very closely. tfhis was stated by Mr. M.G. Abrol, a consultant on Customs administration and director of the ECAFE training course. Mr. Abrol,356 words
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Article239 1971-09-28 3 P.N. Balji - By P.N. Balji The ClD's narcotics branch suspects that some overseas entertainers performing at leading hotels are providing drugs and pep pills to local teenagers. The branch and the Orchard Road police are keeping a close watch on a number of hotels. Some arrests are expected in239 words
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Advertisement177 1971-09-28 3 sr Km I m k /i V J SEPT aSf-OCT W m Come and see our spectacular display of Italian merchandise sit Robinson's. Worth over #2 million. Among Rbmail warriors arid lovely ladies in colourful costumes. A magnificent lion. 'f Latest high fashion dresses, nighties and negligee sets. Attractive, fashionable177 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous99 1971-09-28 3 At the ciiiema Jor on r Drive-In: The Comet Strikes—7, 9.30 p.m. Odeon: Flyer and Magic SwdTd (Mandarin)—l.3o, 4. 7, 9.30 p.m. Cathay: Romeo and Jollet—2.3o, 6, 9 p.m. Orchard; Lawrence of Arabia—l 2, 4, 8 p.m. Lido: Krakatoa East of Java—l.3o, 4.15, 6.45, 9.30 PJDy Capitol: The Lady Professional99 words
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In Person
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Article, Illustration528 1971-09-28 4 Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 NOWADAYS, it would appear that you need more than Just a glib tongue and being highly sociable to get along in your social gaddings. You need to be a multilinguist as well, judging from the variety of foreign528 words
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THE VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article388 1971-09-28 4 What other newspapers are saying: ANTI POLLUTION AND ANNIHILATION OF MOSQUITOES: A nation-wide "anti-pollution campaign" will begin in Singapore on October 1 to remind the public to make further efforts to maintain the cleanliness and beauty of their living environment It is only after making a great388 words
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Article454 1971-09-28 4 TENSE SITUATION ALONG THE SINORUSSIAN BORDERS: As a result of China her National Day parade, various' newspapers In Tokyo have attributed the cause to the rising tension along the Sino-Russian borders based on the following three observations: A great number of Russian troops have congregated along454 words
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Article112 1971-09-28 4 STOP THE KILLING OF MUSLIMS: Killings of Muslims in the Philippines seem to be continuing after the massacre of nearly 70 of them In a mosque in Cotabatu last June. The situation In the Philippines concerning the clashes between the Muslims and the non-Muslims seems to be worsening112 words
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182 1971-09-28 4 The Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore is looking for a general manager who will receive a minimum salary of $3OOO per month. Outgoing general manager, Mr. Geoffrey Beams, is leaving here at the end of this month to take up a senior182 words
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Article86 1971-09-28 4 Residents ofthe Tampines area will be greatly relieved when a new bridge is erected for the earth-carry-ing lorries involved in the Paya Lebar airport expansion project. Besides being a traffic hazard these lorries cause dust pollution and litter the roads with mud. The bridge—9o ft. long86 words
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Article65 1971-09-28 4 London, Tuesday.—Group Captain Peter Townsend whose romance with Princess Margaret intrigued Britain nearly 20 years ago, is to write a book about her father, the late King George VL Publishers Weidenfeld and Nicholson said the book would be a biography of the King during the years65 words
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Article230 1971-09-28 4 He's only a student Chow Kim Lock, 12, may be an ordinary pupil. But to the nursing staff of the Alexandra Hospital, he is one of their VIP patients. Not that his parents are well-known personalities but because he is one of the first 16230 words
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539 1971-09-28 5 'Monetary crisis threatens both* IN THE im Agence France Presse New York, Tuesday Japan's Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda has said that the "welfare and peace of mankind" are at stake in the present monetary crisis. Speaking in the general debate of the UN GeneralAgence France Presse - 539 words
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Article97 1971-09-28 5 United Press International London, Tuesday—Singapore Foreign Minister S. Raj ar at nam relaxed in London yesterday before flying to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly meeting, a Singapore Embassy spokesman said. The spokesman said Mr. Rajaratnam arrived on Friday night and would beUnited Press International - 97 words
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Article57 1971-09-28 5 Rangoon, Tuesday. Delegates from seven countries are attending the 24th South-East Asian Regional World Health Organisation conference beginning here today. Burmese Education and Health Minister Colonel Hla Han will open the week-long meeting to discuss occupation and health programmes in the region. Countries taking part are Burma,57 words
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322 1971-09-28 5 New Nation Foreign Service New York, Tuesday Indian Foreign Minister Swaran Singh told the General Assembly that more than million refugees have" fled from East Pakistan into India, and that the exodus still continues. The only possible step to reverse this flow, he stressed,New Nation Foreign Service - 322 words
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Article278 1971-09-28 5 United Press International Saigon, Tuesday South Vietnamese troops, out-numbered by almost two divisions of North Vietnamese regulars, are battling to hold the Cambodian rubber town of Krek in the heaviest fighting in the area since the 1970 Allied offensive, the Government Commander in theUnited Press International - 278 words
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75 1971-09-28 5 United Press International Kuching, Tuesday Sarawak's director of medical services has described the current cholera outbreak as Sarawak's worst. He &aid that there were 21 confirmed cholera cases in the first division since the discovery of the first case eariy this month. The situationUnited Press International - 75 words
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255 1971-09-28 5 Reuter Prague, Tuesday West German and Czechoslovak negotiators met here yesterday for tWo hours of preliminary soundings on a treaty to normalise relations between their countries. Although there will be a further session today, the brevity of the meeting came as some surprise,Reuter - 255 words
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Article, Illustration168 1971-09-28 5 Are examinations as conducted at present an unfair test of ability? Four girls from St. Theresa's Convent said yes, and won the Pasir Panjang InterSchool Debate yesterday. "We are all very happy and excited by our achievement," said Yvonne Basnayake, the first speaker, after their168 words
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114 1971-09-28 5 United Press International Jakarta, Tuesday The independent Jakarta newspaper Indonesia Raya, said yesterday immaturity of the Press is the biggest threat to Press freedom in this country. The newspaper was commenting on criticisms voiced by non-government-oriented newspapers on a recent courtUnited Press International - 114 words
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166 1971-09-28 5 United Press International Rawalpindi, Tuesday The secret trial of Sheik Mujlbur Rahman, chief of the Awami League and leader of the independence movement in East Pakistan, has been concluded, an informed source disclosed yesterday. Official confirmation coulci not be obtaineo, nowever. Mujibur wasUnited Press International - 166 words
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270 1971-09-28 5 Reuter Seoul, Tuesday A four-day conference of Asian Labour Ministers opened here yesterday to discuss problems of labour unions and skilled manpower. wEffJKorean Prime Minister, Chong-Pu Kim, in his address to the ODenW session stressed the Seed tion e^^ anges and operation between countriesReuter - 270 words
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Advertisement140 1971-09-28 5 A MOVIE CAMERA THAT FOCUSES AUTOMATICALLY! z V y BBi HOWELL'S 309 SUPER 8 Introducing Bell Howell's remarkable new 309. The first and only movie camera with automatic -focusing! The 309's Focus-Matic System is fool proof, providing incredibly accurate focusing at the touch of a button. There's a manual override140 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration983 1971-09-28 6 Ng Foo Ngok - Their popularity has increased From Ng Foo Ngok MALAYSIA After six years of existence, the consumer movement in Malaysia is showing signs that it is increasing in popularity. With the exception of Perlis, Pahang, Malacca and Trengganu, the rest of the states in Malaysia have983 words
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589 1971-09-28 6 Jack Foisie - From Jack Foisie The Los Angeles Times MALAYSIA The woes of Asian cut-throat competition have descended on this lumber town of Sandakan, and its predicted bright future is, at least temporarily, in eclipse. The millionaires are leaving, the most beautiful prostitutes in the OrientThe Los Angeles Times - 589 words
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Article1043 1971-09-28 6 Anil Bhatia - All eyes on Washington meeting of Big Ten finance ministers By Anil Bhatia All eyes in the financial world will remain focused on the Finance Ministers and their representatives' meeting in Washington in an attempt to sort out what has come to be known as1,043 words
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536 1971-09-28 6 S.M. Ali - By S.M. Ali PHILIPPINES In the long running political battle in the Philippines, the opposition has just won another round against President Marcos. The resolution that had been talked about for months which seeks to disqualify Mr. Marcos or any of his close relatives from536 words
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Article783 1971-09-28 6 J.N. Chaudhuri - By J.N. Chaudhuri PAKISTAN As the monsoons end, which they should fairly soon, developments in East Pakistan will enter a new phase. I purposely call it East Pakistan rather than Bangla Desh for there is no indication that a new independent country is just around783 words
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296 1971-09-28 7 Airport arrests Reuter Copenhagen, Tuesday A Japanese studefit extremist, armed with a home-made bomb, was arrested just before Emperor Hirohito of Japan flew in last night at the start of a seven-nation European tour. The tiny, bespectacled youth was one of two leftwing demonstratorsReuter - 296 words
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Article274 1971-09-28 7 Reuter Peking, Tuesday Chinese officials in contact with foreign diplomats look as if "they do not have a care in the world," according to well-inform-ed diplomatic sources here. Peking went gay yesterday to the sound of gongs, cymbals, and drums as the capital tookReuter - 274 words
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Article81 1971-09-28 7 Reuter London, Tuesday A soldier's wife who attended hospital for a menstrual problem came out sterilized by mistake, it was reported yesterday. Surgeons discovered this just before they began stitching the woman up. A telephone message was passed to them saying the sterilization patient was still waitingReuter - 81 words
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118 1971-09-28 7 Reuter Paris, Tuesday British AttorneyGeneral, Sir Peter Rawlinson, yesterday opened his country's oral defence against charges by 31 East Africans of Asian origin that Britain violated their human rights by denying them permanent entry. Sir Dingle Foot QC, At-torney-General under Britain's last Labour government,Reuter - 118 words
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175 1971-09-28 7 Reuter Moscow, Tuesday Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev returned here yesterday after unexpected visits to two Warsaw Pact capitals following his scheduled talks with President Tito of Yugoslavia. The Soviet leader visited Hungarian party leader Janos Kadar and later Bulgarian leader Todor Zhivkov,Reuter - 175 words
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Article315 1971-09-28 7 UN meeting with British Foreign Secretary New Nation Foreign Service New York, Tuesday The Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Gromyko, met Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the British Foreign Secretary, at the United Nations last night and lodged a strong protest over the expulsion of 90 Russians fromNew Nation Foreign Service - 315 words
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Article, Illustration38 1971-09-28 7 Refugees who fled from government troops in East Pakistan are now facing a new threat in West Bengal. This time from floods. More than 200 camps housing almost eight million refugees have been marooned.38 words
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Article39 1971-09-28 7 New Delhi, Tuesday. Eleven people including nine women were feared drowned when their ferry boat sank in a river near Trivandrum, capital of southern Kerala state, it was reported yesterday. The boat was carrying 25 people.39 words
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Article32 1971-09-28 7 Jakarta, Tuesday.—President Suharto will lead a grand ceremony on Friday to honour six Indonesian generals killed by Communists during their abortive coup six years ago, it was announced here yesterday.32 words
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238 1971-09-28 7 Reuter Athens, Tuesday Lady (Ajnalia) Fleming, widow of the discoverer of penicillin, yesterday, pleaded guilty to charges of participating In a plot to free imprisoned Greek political prisoner, Alexandros Panagoulis. Speaking in her native Greek, Lady Fleming, who also holds British nationality throughReuter - 238 words
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Article118 1971-09-28 7 Reuter Washington, Tuesday A huge Soviet nuclear explosion yesterday was the second biggest ever conducted underground, the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission reported. The commission said seismic signals indicated the blast from Russia's Novaya Zemlya test area was in the range of two to four megatonsReuter - 118 words
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Article265 1971-09-28 7 Reuter London, Tuesday The danger of civil war in Northern Ireland between its Protestant majority and Catholic minority dominated Anglo-Irish summit talks in a closely-guarded English country mansion yesterday. The British Prime Minister, Mr. Edward Heath, was conferring with the Northern Ireland Prime Minister,Reuter - 265 words
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123 1971-09-28 7 United Press International Moscow, Tuesday Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India postponed her scheduled talks and a State dinner yesterday because of the late arrival of Soviet party chief Leonid Brezhnev from his Balkan trip, Indian officials said. The officials denied reports byUnited Press International - 123 words
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Advertisement16 1971-09-28 7 THAI TO SYDNEY EM 4' iiki ccl THAI International John Little's Building Raffles Place Tel. *****16 words
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350 1971-09-28 8 The imposition of curfew in several areas of Perak, and notably in the tin-mining area of Sungei Siput, would indicate an intensification of Communist terrorist activity in spite of the success claimed in the concerted operations against them by the security forces350 words
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99 1971-09-28 8 The "champagne glass" is not a champagne glass, it's an atrocity, my uncle says. Its wide-mouthed, shallow bowl decisively dissipates all the bubble before you have the time to drink up your champange. Those who make "bubbly" drink it from the tulipshaped glasses usually used99 words
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Article141 1971-09-28 8 Two years ago the eyesight of a Japanese millionaire began to fall and his doctors said that blindness was Inevitable. He decided to go In for a last gamble and chose the wool futures market, which was then depressed, but he thought It might soon begin to141 words
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Article111 1971-09-28 8 One of the most eagerly awaited battles In the history of chess begins on Thursday when the American Bobby Fischer meets former world champion, Tlgran Petrosyan. This will be the final of the World Candidate series to decide the 1972 challenger to Boris Spassky for the world111 words
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Article26 1971-09-28 8 I hear that in Australia MSA is known as the "most sexy airline" hfKrtHMf of its initials the worn by its air hostesses.26 words
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Article, Illustration714 1971-09-28 8 GERALD de CRUZ - GERALD de CRUZ An Indian journalist, Mr. Harlsh Chandola, writing in New Nation recently, described Singapore as the "city of eternal spring/' It is a beautiful phrase and, In many ways, a true one. Singapore bubbles over714 words
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Letters
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Article662 1971-09-28 8 N. WONG - N. WONG I refer to the letter of the Acting High Commissioner of Pakistan, Mr. M. 8. Islam, published in your paper of September 23, defending the policy of President Yahya Khan in East Bengal. Even the foreign correspondents who have reported from East Pakistan662 words
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Article168 1971-09-28 8 C.V. DORAL - C.V. DORAL Early Bird (N.N. September 7) complains about the age of Tamil feature films and their times of being shown on TV Singapore As is the case with feature films in Malay, Chinese and English, Tamil movies are released to TV stations only after168 words
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Article407 1971-09-28 8 I think it would be most undesirable, uneconomic and impractical to consider "legal prohibition of bonus payments by new companies to be established in the future,'* *s suggested by Mr. J. D. H. Neili, president of the Singapore Employers' Federation. Such a move would hamper economic progress because407 words
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Article59 1971-09-28 8 C.O. DONOUGH - C.O. DONOUGH I refer to the letter from Mrs Catherine Gan (New Nation, September 8) regarding the difficulties experienced in getting through to our International telephone and telex exchanges and also to the telegram inquiries section. If the writer will contact me and let me59 words
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Article77 1971-09-28 8 CHAL CHARLIE - CHAL CHARLIE Would anybody from the Broadcasting Division please tell ine how long ago was the last Hindustani film shown over Channel Right of Television Slngapura. I am not an ardent ran, it's just that I like them. At one time they were shown twice a77 words
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Article200 1971-09-28 8 P.F. T - P.F.T. I have failed in the oral test again for a driver's licence at the Queensway Driving Testing Centre. I have been driving for more than 20 years and currently hold an international licence. Three months ago I had failed in a similar test and was200 words
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Advertisement31 1971-09-28 8 Write to The Editor, Now Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. have come to Queenstown! v. ■< s vBf> < VW. ,ir»: *8 !h V i x'.ii i' ifu PUBLICATIONS SDN. BHD.31 words
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Article, Illustration2668 1971-09-28 9 Edgar Koh - Result: Modern city dwellers face serious mental health problems ay Edgar Koh The problem of mental health in an industrialised urban society such as that In Singapore is both real and~human. Singapore is 13th on the list of countries with the2,668 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration179 1971-09-28 10 TtfQTHING thrills children more >; than to assemble bieces* of materials inte versatile they can play with, tear ajtaft* tad rebuild again. < So to give rein to their natural creati- fity, -manufacturers have turned out exr fating assembly sets 'that'll enable 1 your leftrni experi-179 words
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TREND
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Article164 1971-09-28 11 Checkmate your date with these countrystyle marls. Contrasting prints are in vogue these days, so why not clashing checks? The trick here is to have checks of different sizes and colours. That distinguishes a trendsetter from a square, check? Today's boutique sketches show, on the left, an164 words
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Article, Illustration435 1971-09-28 11 Mary Lee - She lets her hair down, does not pay much attention to make-up By Mary Lee Swordswoman roles have not cut away at Nora Miao Ker Hsiu's femininity. Once she discards the robes of combat, it's back to frills and and occasionally, hotpants. A soft-spoken woman of SO435 words
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Article, Illustration445 1971-09-28 11 Step by step lesson on cutting pattern a Today we begin a fortnightly series on dress-making. And we start off with a step by step lesson on how to cut a basic bodice pattern, based on the measurements: Bust 33", waist 25", hips 35"; centre back length445 words
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Article, Illustration154 1971-09-28 11 ROMA BLAIR - ROMA BLAIR Today I am going to give you an abdominal exercise which will tone up all the muscles In the abdominal area. Take up a half sitting, half lying position on the elbows with the lower arms and hands placed flat to the floor beside154 words
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Advertisement71 1971-09-28 11 Foe fashionable peasants and up to data household utensils at moderate prices a/mm call at PMUANe CO. 15, Change Alley (Fixed Price Shop) where the latest designs are always available. CARPETS and RUGS GREAT REDUCTIONS!— Bargains I Select Your Choice Of Beautiful Carpets From Persia, Russia, Pakistan, India, Bokhara Also71 words
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Advertisement98 1971-09-28 11 The aluminium outdoor/ anywhere furniture beautiful,comfortable,guaranteed never to rust or scratch Diana f fi i v. > V V i mm Kristina iv- v re* L,n x-S: X 1 V Diana Kristina Beautiful 'Diana' moulded The latest in the Flexalum range. A in the Grecian style. A unique filigree design98 words
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
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168 1971-09-28 12 UPI New York, Tuesday Stocks declined for the sixth consecutive session on Wall Street yesterday. Turnover was light Mr. Stanley Schwartz, a general partner of Oppenheimer and Company, said: "We're going through a small correction, but the long term trend Is up." HeUPI - 168 words
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213 1971-09-28 12 Reuter London, Tuesday Government bonds met good support with some fairly large switching orders into long dated stock. Dealers cited a possibility of a decline in interest rates in the near future for the upturn. Gains of one point were fairly commonReuter - 213 words
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Article245 1971-09-28 12 Allied Chem xicot Am Btuli Am Can Am Motors AT St T A P 32% 90% 41% S9% 42% 14% 19% Avon Pd Beth 8tMl 24% Boeing 19 Caterp Trac 90% Chrysler 29% COCA~CO1A 107 Control Data 90 Cora G1 Wks 240% Coming O 240% Dow Chem245 words
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Article54 1971-09-28 12 NEW YORK, Tues.— A panel of economists said yesterday foreign retaliation against recent American economic moves, such as the 10 per cost surcharge on Imports, could torpedo President Nixon's hopes for an economic recovery. Convened by Time Magazine, they predicted the U.S. Gross National Product could Increase by54 words
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Article1204 1971-09-28 12 TRENDS AND MOVES IN THE MAJOR STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS 1976-1971 1 wk. 4 wi u. Clorinc Price Last Dirid. P/E TurnUifb LOW **o **o Stock Bayers 0elle« Sale 1 i ever INDUSTRIALS 2.93 1.68 1.86 2.02 Allied Chocolate 1.94 1.95 1.95 6.4N 14.1 3 1.90 0.844 1.491,204 words
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377 1971-09-28 12 One company that is coming to the fore in the field of management consulting is the SGV-Goh Group. "We are an Asian organisation in an Asian setting," says Mr. Guillermo Luchangco, the executive director of the firm, known simply as "Gilly" to his friends.377 words
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224 1971-09-28 12 Singapore will be among the various South-East Asian countries which Japan will approach in her plans to stage a series of floating fairs to help promote the region's products. A Fair ship, according to Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry224 words
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Article101 1971-09-28 12 HONO KONG. Tues.— Mass effort by Chinese geologists this year has opened the doors to thousands-of-years-okl treasures to yield up rich mineral ifcsources, Radio Peking reported today. Prom January to August, newly discovered deposits at Iron, coal, copper, nickel, sulphur and other major minerals nave Increased101 words
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Business Abroad
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145 1971-09-28 12 London, Tuesday Europe's main money markets put a slightly higher price tag on the dollar yesterday to greet the start of International Monetary Fund (IMF) discussions on the world currency turmoil. In calm trading the dollar inched higher in Britain, West Germany, Switzerland, France,145 words
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Article91 1971-09-28 12 TOKYO: Japan's two iargest banks have notified China they wiil accept Chinese conaitions governing traae with Japan. Traae sources said Fuji Bank and the Bank of Mitsubishi relayed their messages of acceptance to the Cninese Traae Office in Peking. It was the first time Japanese91 words
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Article95 1971-09-28 12 JAKARTA: The Indonesian Exporters Association has called on the government to delay its ban on exporting blanket "D" grade rubber until December 2 to enable exporters to fulfill their contracts Secretary Mr. Gustanto said last night his association could agree to the ban but95 words
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Article71 1971-09-28 12 OSLO: A trade delegation from the Peoples Republic of China arrived here yesterday for a seven-day official visit. It was led by deputy Minister for Foreign Trade, Mr. Chou Hua-min. The delegation, which earlier visited Finland and Sweden, met Prime Minister Mr. Trygve Brattei; Today71 words
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Article54 1971-09-28 12 JAKARTA: The government has announced wideranging tax reductions and exemption of certain duties for foreign and domestic companies planning to invest in the building of offices of international standard in Indonesia. Many kinds of construction materials including tiles, doorlocks and fixtures were given 50 per54 words
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Article39 1971-09-28 12 BANGKOK: A United Nations export promotion and international markettraining course opened at the headquarters of the Economic Commission for (ECAFE^heJe^esteJda^ 81 The course is being atparticipants from J 1 Ce y lon Indonesia and Malaysia.39 words
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Article55 1971-09-28 12 5 Indonesia is expected to produce one million barrels of crude oil a day by the end of this year, a Mining Ministry spokesman said today. oil Production to 182 840?°.* July reached 182 84°,584 barrels. Exports during the period were 1 barrels and proeessed55 words
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Article23 1971-09-28 12 HONG KONG: China hy. recorded major iJ? Production of and iron ore for first eight' aR Period last year? me23 words
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Advertisement107 1971-09-28 12 Now you see it... Every home contains things that nobody needs. You probably don't even think about them but every home needs money and you do think about that. Chances are that somebody else is looking for the very things you have. Do the New Nation vanishing trick turn unwanted107 words
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Article, Illustration322 1971-09-28 13 Follow the horses marked with a if Evermore led past the 4f and into the straight from Singapore Note, with Fraser Hill moving up. A furlong out Fraser Hill and Singapore Note challenged but Evermore ran on stoutly to win by a head.322 words
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601 1971-09-28 13 Scrutineer's Gold Cup prospects Twenty of the best stayers in training have been brought together to contest the 11F Singapore Gold Cup on Sunday. This year's stakes have been increased to a record $61,500. The lucky winner will get $42,000, runner-up $12,000,601 words
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Article, Illustration934 1971-09-28 13 New York, Tuesday On the afternoon of May 22, at the Malaga Cove School on the Palos Verdes peninsula in Southern California, several hundred men and boys and a few women were sitting at picnic tables, eating lunch in the bright sunlight. Most of934 words
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Article241 1971-09-28 13 Jeffrey Low - S'pore XV are fit —coach By Jeffrey Low Singapore's national rugby squad of 20 players will have two more training sessions before they play the big international match against England on Sunday. The squad underwent a two-hour training session under coach R.A. Manning yesterday and will train again today and241 words
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Article247 1971-09-28 14 Sonny Yap - *1 Sonny Yap Singapore will \x*npete in the Far Eastern Rowing Association unterport regatta to/He held at the Miri-Belak Boat Club on October 2 and 3. 1 The Republic of Singapore Yacht Club and a" Moil from the Royal Air Fttfc* Changi are now making preparations247 words
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Article162 1971-09-28 14 Seoul, Tuesday India completed a 4 cleansweep of the three boys' titles at *€he > Fourth Asian Junior tennis championships which ended here yesterday. India's young Davis Crip player Vijay Amritharaj won the singles, disposing of teammate Jayakumar Royappa 6-1, 6-2 in the final. They162 words
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Article74 1971-09-28 14 Singapore emerged champions for the sixtji year running in the annual coftt%ct bridge Women team of four championships against Belangor and Penang at Kuala Lumpur over the weekefid. The Singapore team of Mrs. S. HoUoway, Mrs. J. Craiu, Mrs. L. Pahverk, Mrs. c. Wilson74 words
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Article, Illustration441 1971-09-28 14 #1 Bonkh ftywflghtf contender of th* PniOpplnes, ahd top mitraHaxt Mmity Hayes, scheduled tonight; t>. LQuiathl, a dhow-busineps-man, Jtopqfc to sign up WBL tw*> flghteis with 1 the lncjus slab bf seVeralf tbp InJJoAesittS'Cbf ?a. iromotfon ih firSt reign, of*. Fffiptno GAritl "Fiasi" BKrile,441 words
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Article256 1971-09-28 15 No prize for King, Casals Los Angeles, Tuesday The management committee of the Pacific Southwest Open tennis tournament met yesterday and decided to withhold US$65OO in prize money to women finalists Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals. Mrs. King and Miss Casals walked off the court last Sunday after acting256 words
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Article62 1971-09-28 15 Kawasaki, Japan, Tuesday The visiting AllAustralian baseball team beat the Kawasaki Mitsubishi Automobile Co. Squad 3-2 yesterday for its first victory in four games here. The visitors scored a run in the third, another in the sixth and a third run in the seventh. The Japanese had their62 words
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155 1971-09-28 15 Tokyo, Tuesday Prop forward Jim Broderick will almost certainly miss the remainder of England's rugby tour in Japan and the Far East because of a back injury. He twisted his back jduring training here •yesterday and was taken to hospitai in extreme pain. He155 words
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Article70 1971-09-28 15 LEAGUE CUP 2nd Round (Replay) Leeds United 2 Derby C. 0 Division Two Mlttwall 1 Sheffield W. 1 Division Three Port Vale 0 Blackburn R. 0 Rochdale 3 Plymouth 2 Tranmere 2 Mansfield 2 Division Four Barrow 0 Reading 0 Brentford 2 Stockport 0 Darlington 0 Bury70 words
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Article16 1971-09-28 15 Clontarf 20 W. of Scot 25 Maesteg 8 Llanelli 28 Rugby 9 Garryowen IS16 words
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67 1971-09-28 15 New Nation pictures by Steven Lee show—Top: A Stable Boys defender (white jersey) crouches after he heads the ball away from two Chinese Athletic attackers (in dark jerseys) in an FAS Division Two match at Farrer Park yesterday. Stable Boys beat CA 3-1. Bottom: An aerial clash this time, and67 words
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Article, Illustration75 1971-09-28 15 Sir Dan, a Pakistan II gelding has made improvement since his last start second to Born Lucky at Kuala Lumpur earlier this month. Cameraman at the tracks this morning, All Yusoff snapped this picture of Sir Dan, with Lyle Harbridge up, shaping better than stablemate Ad Valorem75 words
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428 1971-09-28 15 Sunny Wee - By Sunny Wee Athletes are warned that the taking of drugs may cause sudden collapse and death during sporting performances. This warning came from Dr. Lindy Lin, officer incharge of sports medicine, National Sports Promotion Board, when he spoke on "Hazards of Sports"428 words
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Article266 1971-09-28 15 Lima, Tuesday The Soviet Union dom i n a t e d the 25th World weightlifting championships which ended here yesterday, capturing six of the nine gold medals. Vastly Alexeyev capped the Soviet performance by Improving two of his own world records when he won the266 words
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Article197 1971-09-28 15 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L PCT GB Pittsburgh 96 64 .600 St Loots M 71 .553 7* New York 82 77 .516 13* Chicago 82 77 .516 13* Montreal 69 89 .427 26 Phillies 66 94 .412 20 West San Franc 88 71 .553 Los Angeles 87197 words
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Article, Illustration225 1971-09-28 15 By Blue Peter Southern France returned the fastest time of the morning. With a riding boy in the saddle, Southern France sprinted attractively over 3f in 36 2/5 sec, on a good track. Game Prince, a course scratching last Saturday, showed there was nothing amiss225 words
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Article71 1971-09-28 15 Capetown, Tuesday. British champion Lester Piggott is among seven top international jockeys who will ride in a special international race here in December, the South African Turf Club announced last night. The others are Geoff Lewis (England), Bill Skelton (New Zealand), Gianfranco Dettori (Italy), Hokozoz71 words
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Article52 1971-09-28 15 London, Tuesday. Six acceptors were announced yesterday for the Middle Park stakes for two-year olas run over six furlongs at Newmarket, on Thursday. They are: Great Uncle Porter, Philip Of Spain, Rheingold, Sharpen Up, Smokey Haze, and Sun Prince. Ail carry 8.11. Winning owner's prize is worth52 words
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Advertisement456 1971-09-28 14 BIRTH TO SIEW BEE and DAVID NEO a son, Jayson, on 27.9.71. Thanks to doctor ond staff of K.K. Hospital. DEATH HENSON—DOROTHY wife of Mr. Alexander Henson passed away peacefully at 6.50 a.m. on 28.9.71. at No. 6, Jalan Anak Potong, Singapore 16. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. ASTROLOGY456 words
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Advertisement433 1971-09-28 14 IF THIS COLUMN helps you decide what you should get fo your Properties, why not be defi nite. Ring Victor Wee of Victor I Mender Pte. Ltd., Auctioneers I Valuers. Consultations Free or* without obligation. HI-FI STEREO GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS fo prospective purchasers of tap< equipment are given in the lates433 words
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Advertisement617 1971-09-28 14 NOTICE CHAPTER 195 (PAWNBEOUM) Unredeemed Pledged Goods Jewellery from the feUowtng Pawnbrokers' Shopa joan giau (Chop Sem Fob) NoTsSNe^Brtd^Road.^ ft* Tan Km (Chop Tool Kc No. 255 South Bridge Road. Seow Klan (Nam Cheong Pawnshop Ltd.) No. 287 South Bridge Road. Lam Joo Onn (Chop Wing Jooi No. 103 Tanjong617 words
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Advertisement173 1971-09-28 14 HIGH CALIBER SALESMEN An INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION with outlets in 48 countries is expanding its operations in Singapore and is in need of topnotch salesmen with managerial ability, to sell a world renowned brond of industrial/commercial maintenance chemicals. THE MEN WE NEED MUST BE TO ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE OF A HIGHLY173 words
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Miscellaneous112 1971-09-28 14 DR. KILDARE KXI THINK I MIGHT SET ME SOME WRITIN' f*PER AN' A PEW, VOUWG > iAnv? V ill :r WOULP. MIND PUTT IN JOHN HANCOCK UTTLI woy~. ESSIN' M'OWN sisnatu*e m you LIKE METD6ET ME TO 6m A NURSES aide? you M DICTATE. TO HER. A m oi iv112 words
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Miscellaneous59 1971-09-28 14 R£JH litGO JfaKKV! riBKB IT flKKftlEiE SBSS ■Hl«liil 'iilllPPf HHSffil iigSU mmm *wmt rt3Bl W3RUI *£B£iJHJati jmm imSili&Bß m r 3iE an&ii i •J yjf V 'Tiv-J *C 5? V 5 1 U f i* > >•-. ,4 y*hi I *A| lri£" HRSBP T™Tl Wpav| nuwaa jliur >. ;!f| nudpjrn,59 words
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Miscellaneous525 1971-09-28 15 ,<2Hs3]S£> Cat at««t tattttf I.Rts NEW NATION MONEYWORDS R L TUESDAY Cat Mt ail in witk ttktr cmims. Fasti* listractiaas appear anew (Mr./Mrt./Mrts). 2 -C«t jlMg MUM l.«s CLUES FOR F-2 FILL IN •111 flit 3li 4. Shabby or diilUlooking. 5. If dirty, won't |hn you good impression of market525 words
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118 1971-09-28 16 Compact way to convert worn out tyres fps 'jscd^roMicAy Ortgofc In^igout bejuLa s, So damn dura We. s arjsw. (joes used fo lumber ntyfe." i Ahftmg Other uses und4r wffisttfs rubbet-suWaclng IrtftetSttce #or bu§dta& Locafl said the rubberfinished toads upuid provide greater tractlohs need less maintenance and eliminate the slippery118 words
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46 1971-09-28 16 hirid a* B big demand* ft* hundreds of tarffe ratsMn the tlty.'- i v JBX that jrlth-uets officially^banned from mdst flats, the cat has 5# «*>„ and the SE WcM a quieter and titles up ledß toom, has taken its46 words
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Article28 1971-09-28 16 AmftiObKz The v ptfjn »wo goveffiU fot necesssM iUy so. there will be those wfto will be reluctant to get back: to wo*fc after the fun.28 words
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448 1971-09-28 16 Abby Tan - Bv Abby Tan Nobody! take# the mooli seriously trt&e days. Sow else cootid you ext*ain the Actiote of the people you mm Who tell you that thfey buy moon cakes t& nibble "for kicks"? The moon may still be the many splendoitted In*448 words
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Article, Illustration18 1971-09-28 16 to plurijjfln to Bkilff to r sfc g8cf^ e 6efiSi women18 words
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40 1971-09-28 16 nbi h«p Ihe wfcmm J|i complained to mm thit gr bikini bottom me fcitehfc hai splitf sk 13 Ithr said he deeded ill im the JwfNejfr# tirMSilSl^te puipbase* too he |M 2 < L w40 words
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Advertisement127 1971-09-28 16 ist selling lens now in Japan t selling lens now in the world > luii Y&ti dsk why???? Socauso Ws compact, handy focal longth and CM roprisont sharp and boautHal colours l-f ff t*n l|W»i 111 Fi3J 60-135 mm. Ft4.B <5-210mm Automatic «M Intorchonaaobl mount ovailoM* fr Panmx. M|m, Minolta,127 words
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Miscellaneous153 1971-09-28 16 3.20 the ffifllly (M 3.55 4 Diary of Events M: 4.15 Peyton* PMfee 7.10 For the :XTlli Kefs (C) Cur Music Mayers —FeatwHng Eugene Kwok and Winston Tan (E> The Ancient QbeJt (Documentary on > Water Shortage Problems) Hogan's Heroes News and Newsreel (E) Talertttne mi Hark at'&arker TV Theatre153 words
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Miscellaneous45 1971-09-28 16 '>7l \t-ip <r*l ■gwrgoaiv Keen oa,Qw alert *jgte!» \\c~ tffrfliapge. 7lf 504^01 "i M m#. 2* m w. m rs V*t it 1 CAPf J &ss£s J*+ »t& t* \ji L* *r' I «K«i\ V. ;;.w JJSI. At*v.#®i, i t ftUW£» l 1 1 PH?45 words
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