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Title Section17 1971-10-01 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Friday evening, October 1, 1971 No. 220 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 117 words
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Article10 1971-10-01 1 Police reported 58 accidents yesterday. Four were serious.10 words
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Article121 1971-10-01 1 The stock market this morning was generally steady. However, trading in the first 45 minutes was relatively auiet. In the industrials, interests centred on Haw Par. It was Initially traded down from $244 to S3JI but buying support came in and boosted it to $lB4. Cycle and121 words
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Article46 1971-10-01 1 LATE NEWS Caracas, Friday.—Several men have been arrested for Interrogation over the guerrilla kidnapping of the dominlcan republic consul, Mrs. Thelma Frias de Rodriguez. The arrests came shortly after the kidnappers threatened to kill her if police closed in on their hideout.46 words
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Article, Illustration279 1971-10-01 1 The Minister for Education, Mr. Lim Kim San, today appealed to primary school students to work hard and provide a better future for their children. In his Children's Day message read at all primary schools this morning, he said: "Singapore Is what it Is today because your279 words
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332 1971-10-01 1 United Press International New York* Friday The Israeli Foreign Minister, Mr. Abba Eban, yesterday called for Egypt's foreign minister to meet him in New York to discuss roads to peace in the Middle East. Mr. Eban proposed that the talks should take placeUnited Press International - 332 words
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Article82 1971-10-01 1 Hundreds of office workers were late for work this morning after being trapped in a huge traffic jam in Upper Serangoon Road today. The Jam followed an acdaent. The 7 am. crash at the junction of Bartley Road and Upper Serangoon Road held up the traffic for about82 words
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Article29 1971-10-01 1 Canberra. Friday. Philip Roth's controversial novel Portnoy's Complaint was removed from Australia's banned books yesterday. But Terry Southern's book Blue liovte was added to the banned list.29 words
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Article16 1971-10-01 1 Water consumption yesterday was 104 million gallons, up 100,000 gallons on Wednesday's figure.16 words
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Article118 1971-10-01 1 Singapore's Ministry of Health Is closely watching the cholera situation in Kuala Lumpur. "We are In contact with our health colleagues In Kuala Lumpur/' said a spokesman 4his "Tftdre has been one death from cholera and two confirmed cases of the disease In the Federal118 words
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Article338 1971-10-01 1 Wee Beng Huat - Youths released after photographs taken By Wee Beng Huat Long-haired youths throughout Singapore are observing a self-Imposed curfew following police raids in which nearly 50 youths were rounded up and had their hairstyles photographed by cm cameramen. youths Were -picked up l*st Saturday night by detectives338 words
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Article325 1971-10-01 1 Jean Leclerc Da Sablon - By Jean Leclerc Da Sablon New Nation Foreign Service Peking, Friday Chinese Vice-Presi-dent Tung Pi-wu last night presided over the reception held to mark China's National Day but Premier Chou En-lai did not attend There were no speeches during the 90-minute reception held in theNew Nation Foreign Service - 325 words
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Article102 1971-10-01 1 A man who was unconscious In hospital for the past 70 days died yesterday. The police have classified the case as murder. Tan Boon Choon, 70, was admitted to the Outram Hospital on July 20 after he was found sprawled outside his house in Jalan102 words
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Article70 1971-10-01 1 Two narcotics experts from the United States arrived in Singapore today for top-level discussions with senior police and customs officers on ways to curb International drag trafficking through the Republic. The two men who arrived from Bangkok were Mr. R. P. Shafer, chairman of the70 words
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Advertisement8 1971-10-01 1 Mao smOct on Honf Konf —picture page 7.8 words
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Advertisement63 1971-10-01 1 BEARINGS Half a century of developing the finest technology has made Koyo bearings among the world's most respected for long, dependable service. The Upset Rolling and Forging process used by Koyo gives these bearings bigger load handling capacity, greater streiigUi and longer life. To-day knowledgeable bearing users the world over63 words
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Article5812 1971-10-01 2 The Education Ministry has issued the re suits of the National Language Public Examination held in August. In the list of successful candidates, P stands for Full Pass, W for Pass in Written Only, and O for Pass in Oral Onlyv i STANDARD I (ONE) WRITTEN5,812 words
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Article26 1971-10-01 2 A new branch of Tan Chong and Sons Motor Co. (S) Pte. Ltd. at 29, Block 79, Toa Payoh Central, will be open tomorrow.26 words
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Article23 1971-10-01 2 The Blood Transfusion Service mobile unit will be stationed at the V.C. Central Base from 7.30 p.m. to 930 pjn. today.23 words
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Article313 1971-10-01 2 Wee Beng Huat - By Wee Beng Huat Ganja is now the number one drug menace in Singapore. A recent government survey shows there are 3000 adlcts in Singapore most of them youths And the number is steadily increasing according to police sources. Morphine addicts now number about 2,500. Although313 words
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Advertisement77 1971-10-01 2 WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS! Ist Of October—the Official Opening Of Our Company is of significance in that this is the first time in Singapore that a firm of Builders' Quantities Cost Consultants has been set up to cater mainly for the building and civil engineering contractors in particular and77 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous139 1971-10-01 2 ivimiiisn Temperatures in world cities yesterday: Hong Kong 81-79 Manila 91-76 Tokyo 77-58 London 70-59 Paris 64-48 Moscow New York 82-67 San Francisco 60-43 Sydney 82-62 Melbourne 60-49 Canberra 72-51 Perth 65-60 Jakarta 88-78 Kuala Lumpur 90-71 Bangkok 90-77 Taipeh 86-75 Naha 84-79 Seoul 73-62 Singapore The weather forecast from139 words
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Miscellaneous99 1971-10-01 2 At the cinema Lido: Adlos Sabata—l.4s, 4, 6.30, 9.15 p.m. Capitol: Raid on Rommel—l.4s, 4, 6.30, 9.30 p.m. Rex: Duel for Gold (Mand.) 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.30 p.m. Sky: Duel for Gold (Mand.) 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.15 p.m. Boxy: Duel for Gold (Mand.) 1.45, 4.15, 7, 9.30 p.m. State: The99 words
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Article, Illustration658 1971-10-01 3 Elizabeth Choo - Prime Minister will launch month-long drive KEEP SINGAPORE POLLUTION FREE By Elizabeth Choo A Dig clean-up operation will be carried out throughout Singapore during, this month's anti-pollution campaign which begins today. All Citizens' Consultative Committees together with their respective constituencies will organise their own operation658 words
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Article140 1971-10-01 3 The editorial committee of the Campus Life, a Nanyang University student publication, has issued an apology to the female undergraduates for its recent "derogatory" articles and cartoons against them. The apology came after 3 mounting criticism that the articles and cartoons would only tarnish the140 words
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297 1971-10-01 3 Singapore will be ready to handle fully containerised ships next month almost eight months ahead of schedule. Though the container berth will be ready for operation In November, the first container ship Is not expected until the middle of next year. The Far Eastern297 words
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233 1971-10-01 3 The Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association is taking a serious view over the "extremely poor response" to its recent X-ray campaign in Tanjong Pagar constituency. It is now reviewing its future programmes as a result of the campaign. Of an estimated 11,000 people in the constituency233 words
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Article190 1971-10-01 3 A local student who has never been to the United States will have a chance to visit it as the Republic's delegate at the World Youth Forum next year. The student to be selected for the forum will have to be truly representative of the190 words
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159 1971-10-01 3 Singapore chit fund companies will be able to set up branches across the Causeway if the Malaysian government decides to legalise their operations. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry is considering the lifting of the ban on chit fund operations imposed in February this159 words
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Article91 1971-10-01 3 Mr. C.C. Tan was elected president of the Singapore Island Country Club at Its annual general meeting yesterday. The other office bearers are: Mr. H.M. Dyne (vicepresident) Mr. Cheong Thlam Slew (captain); Dr. Sheng Nam Chin and Mr. Freddy Lee Thlam Yew (vice-captains); Mr. Prank Tung (treasurer);91 words
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Advertisement183 1971-10-01 3 3TPS 3TOETO f msM m m i ROBINSONS sk SliPI JrOCl' 10 RMTM Come and see our spectacular display of Italian merchandise at Robinson's. Worth over $2 million. Among Roman warriors and lovely ladies in colourful costumes. A magnificent lion. Latest high fashion dresses, nighties and negligee sets. Attractive, fashionable183 words
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Article, Illustration301 1971-10-01 4 In rerson Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 Lions never fail to have fun and games whenever they meet. And it was no different when those from the Lions Club East, Singapore, got together at their installation dinner and dance at the Jurong Room301 words
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Article619 1971-10-01 4 Patrick de Souza - EDUCATION By Patrick de Souza Many Australian university graduates who returned to Singapore and Malaysia suffered various forms of "culture shock", according to Mr. M.C. Hodgkin, a student welfare officer. In an article called The Communication of Innovations: the Influence of the foreign-trained returnee on619 words
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THE VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article147 1971-10-01 4 What other newspapers are saying: Canvassing for advertisement: A number of Malay advertisement canvassers in Kuala Lumpur have made a move to form an association which they hope can define the role of the advertisement canvassers throughout the country. This move, in our opinion, is a step in147 words
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Article114 1971-10-01 4 SECURITY FOR MARA LOANS: MARA's willingness to give loans without adequate security for projects that have a good prospect of success is most heartening. It cannot be denied that since it started giving loans to bumiputras for business ventures MARA has greatly helped a large number of Malays114 words
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Article278 1971-10-01 4 INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND: The International Monetary Fund annual meeting opened day before yesterday In Washington and the 118 member countries of the IMF have all sent their finance ministers to attend the meeting. At a time when the stability of the currencies and economy of the278 words
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Article688 1971-10-01 4 RISE IN FOODSTUFF PRICES: Since late last year members of the public have been commenting on the rise in the prices of some dally necessities, expressing their concern that a chain reaction may result. The Government and the people have been Increasing their vigilance against the fluctuation688 words
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Article239 1971-10-01 4 Local food manufacturers are not allowed to use nitrates as preservatives. This was stated by an official of the Ministry of Health today when commenting on the latest cancer scare from the United States over the use of this chemical. Five US food and239 words
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Advertisement76 1971-10-01 4 u I -J k w PtoMemtl? Ttn s Any'other servicing or repair problems Busy people find the answers Fast in the Yellow Pages of the Singapore Telephone Directory! So easy to use So close at hand 24 Hours A Day Everyday! Ybllow Rages Published by General Telephone Directory Company THE76 words
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326 1971-10-01 5 Reuter Washington, Friday The United States said yesterday it was willing to remove its 10 per cent import surcharge within the next few weeks if other powers gave assurances that they would remove specific trade barriers and allow currencies to float up toReuter - 326 words
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Article48 1971-10-01 5 The Singapore Institute of Management will hold a four-day seminar for senior executives on profit planning and control at the Singapore Hilton from October 11. It will be conducted by Professor Bhattacharyya. a fellow chartered accountant and lecturer at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad.48 words
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401 1971-10-01 5 k'J IN THE D.N. New Nation Foreign Service New York, Friday The Foreign Ministers of the 53-natlon nonaligned group of the United Nations yesterday urged the strengthening of the world organisations and expansion of its functions. They also came out strongly for CommunistNew Nation Foreign Service - 401 words
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234 1971-10-01 5 Reuter Washington, Friday The Senate yesterday voted for a complete US troop withdrawal frotn Indo-China'over a six-month period, contingent only on the release of all American prisoners of war. It was the second time In three months that the senate overrode administration opposition toReuter - 234 words
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134 1971-10-01 5 Reuter London, Friday "Until death us do part," the priest Intones at the wedding service, but a British doctor believes that husbands and wives are liable to haunt one another even after death. Dr. Dewl Rees, published some startling findings in the British MedicalReuter - 134 words
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Article71 1971-10-01 5 Tet Aviv, Friday About 500 Arab guerrilla prisoners smashed windows In their cells at Ashkalon prison yesterday In the first guerrilla jail uprising since the 1967 Middle Bast war. Police spokesmen said not warder was seriously wounded In the uprising, the worst In Israel's71 words
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Article95 1971-10-01 5 Manila, Friday. President Marcos yesterday signed a Bill appropriating 500,000 pesos to indemnify heirs of persons who died in the January 30 student riots and of any subsequent public demonstration. Immediate beneficiaries of the Bill are the heirs of six students who died in the January95 words
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Article, Illustration139 1971-10-01 5 Miss Jakarta Fair 1971 Dahlia T. Moedjiharto (above) is more an "ambassadress" than a beauty queen. For this Indonesian beauty, now in Singapore, her Job is to promote tourism. Dahlia, 26, who won the beauty title from 80 other girls from ASEAN countries this year, is139 words
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Article44 1971-10-01 5 The Rev. TJR. Doraisamy, the Chief Inspector of Schools, will open the art and craft exhibition at the Victoria School tomorrow at 4 p.m. The exhibition will be open to the public on Monday from 9 a.m. to 5 pjn.44 words
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Article226 1971-10-01 5 Flags at half-mast United Press International Jakarta, Friday Flags were at halfmast in Jakarta yesterday in memory of the generals and other Indonesians killed in the abortive Communist coup on October 1. The official Armed Forces Dally summed up the general opinion when It said InUnited Press International - 226 words
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Article68 1971-10-01 5 Singapore University's Department of Extra-Mural Studies will conduct a 10lecture course on Productivity Techniques, starting on Tuesday at 7.30 pjn. The course Is aimed at stimulating greater use of productivity techniques, such as value analysis, method Improvement, critical path analysis, cost reduction schemes In small and medium firms68 words
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Article26 1971-10-01 5 New York, Friday. Hurrican Ginger hit the North Carolina coast yesterday with 90 m.pii. winas which caused widespread damage ana flooding of low-lying areas.26 words
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Article111 1971-10-01 5 Canberra, Friday A Malaysian who came to Australia 13 years ago as a student has been told to leave the country within four weeks. Yong Seng Lim, of Hobart, Tasmania, has been to)d by immigration officials that he must leave by the end of October although he111 words
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Advertisement162 1971-10-01 5 Europe:./ the uncommon market Because you come to Europe on business doesnt mean the only markets you see are those with profit and loss tags attached. Lufthansa has some fun markets in mind. In fun places. Frankfurt for example has some of the best open air shopping complexes in Europe.162 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration1325 1971-10-01 6 A Staff Writer - By A Staff Writer Discourteous drivers, careless pedestrians, oil and mud left on the road by heavy vehicles, and rudeness of some traffic policemen. These are some of the grouses aired by motorcyclists In Singapore In a New Nation survey conducted over the last few1,325 words
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Article559 1971-10-01 6 Pang Cheng Lian - Specialist on the defence pact By Pang Cheng Lian Optimists look upon the five-nation Commonwealth defence arrangement as a stabilising agent for the area. Pessimists regard it as a waste of time and money. Mr. Michael Howard, who holds a fellowship In Higher Defence Studies at All559 words
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Article, Illustration663 1971-10-01 6 Patrick de Souza - EXPERTS' VIEWS ON TRAFFIC MOBILITY ■y Patrick de Souza With car ownership growing so rapidly in the Republic a time will come when it would be physically impossible to provide sufficient road space within the city's central area. This view was expressed by663 words
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Article443 1971-10-01 6 Sunny Wee - By Sunny Wee Unless more attention is paid to devising alternatives to the use of the private car, the traffic problem is unlikely to. be solved, a senior British lecturer in transport has warned. Mr. Geoffrey Crow, of London's Imperial College, makes the warning In443 words
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Advertisement124 1971-10-01 6 »J 1 k*JJ l» r*» i /<* i v *r J A quality milk product from FKIESIAW (ftHiVME) FllLim P.O. Boa 2332 SMI Th» Arcad* Sin«ipor« 1 Tatophon*: ***** Don't believe the evidence of satisfied in 40 countries around the world: It's always mora satisfying to discovar GEDORE excellence for124 words
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488 1971-10-01 7 Communication link to be improved United Press International Washington, Friday The US Secretary of State, Mr. William Rogers, and the Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Gromyko, yesterday signed an agreement aimed at preventing an accidental outbreak of war between the United States andUnited Press International - 488 words
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Article169 1971-10-01 7 United Press International Brussels, Friday Emperor Hirohito of Japan, untouched by an egg thrown at him by a student, yesterday completed a tour of Antwerp Zoo he began when he was last in Antwerp 50 years ago. In the process he impressed the zoo's director,United Press International - 169 words
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Article98 1971-10-01 7 New York, Friday.—Captain Ernest Medina, who last week was acquitted of all charges against him in the My Lai massacre, plans to work for his attorney, Mr. F. Lee Bailey, after his discharge from the army. In a Joint TV appearance with Mr. Bailey that98 words
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Article221 1971-10-01 7 United Press International Beirut, Friday A group of unidentified men have tried to assassinate Mulla Mustafa Barzani, the leader of Iraq's Kurdish minority, Baghdad Radio said last night. A broadcast monitored here said the men tried, but failed, to kill Barbanl by exploding moreUnited Press International - 221 words
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Article32 1971-10-01 7 Pretoria, Friday. South Africa's President, Mr. Jim Fouche, and Foreign Minister, Dr. Hilgard Muiler, are to visit Iran next month, the Prime Minitser, Mr. John Vorster, announced here last night.32 words
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160 1971-10-01 7 Brussels, Friday In the second mil-lion-dollar theft within a week, thieves yesterday stripped a church in Mechlin, of most of its valuable masterpieces which the parish could not afford to insure against theft. Most famous of the nine 17th and 18th century paintings stolen160 words
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Article, Illustration74 1971-10-01 7 A large smiling portrait of Chairman Mao Tse-tung looks down on a Hong Kong Street in preparation for today's Chinese National Day celebrations. China-watchers in the British colony report that this year's decorations put up by the Communists in Hong Kong's crowded streets are much biggerUPI picture - 74 words
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Article307 1971-10-01 7 United Press International Tokyo, Friday A Russian ship fired on a US navy patrol plane in the Japan Sea on Tuesday night, it was learned yesterday. Western intelligence sources here said the incident occurred at dusk when the navy aircraft—a P3 patrol plane wasUnited Press International - 307 words
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Article385 1971-10-01 7 Revenge clash in Ulster United Press International Belfast, Friday Protestant construction workers battled Roman Catholics with bricks and planks yesterday following a bomb blast in a crowded Protestant pub. In the first burst of sectarian violence following the explosion, at least three Catholic workers at a housingUnited Press International - 385 words
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Article60 1971-10-01 7 Kuching, Friday. The Chief Minister of Sarawak, Da to Rahman Yakub, yesterday announced tne appointment of Mr. Nelson Kuaai Ngareng as a Minister of State. The appointment of Mr. Ngareng, who is a State council member for Tarat Sarawak's first division, brings to seven the number of60 words
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Article138 1971-10-01 7 United Press International Cairo, Friday Egyptian warplines yesterday forced a British cargo aircraft, which flew over the Suez Canal military frontlines, to land at Cairo airport, the Middle East News Agency said. The plane, which was on a flight from Jeddah to Athens, later was allowedUnited Press International - 138 words
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285 1971-10-01 7 Reuter Caracas, Friday South American guerrillas have kidnapped their first woman diplomat in the heart of Caracas. Her son yesterday called on the Dominican Republic, his mother's country, and Venezuela to raise the US$l million ransom being demanded. The diplomat, Dominican Consul-General Mrs. ThelmaReuter - 285 words
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Advertisement110 1971-10-01 7 I You'll love Seiko's wide-wide selection of jeweled-lever watches. You name it. Seiko has it. Watches with an instant change day/date calendar. Sporty ladies' watches that put girls Into fashion's "big time." Even Braille watches for the blind. Watches with special features for special moments. Sold, serviced and guaranteed worldwide.110 words
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533 1971-10-01 8 In accepting a proposal of Mrs. Indira Gandhi that the Soviet Union should Join other powers to discuss how the Indian Ocean is to be declared a "zone of peace," Moscow has made its first significant move to allay the fears of533 words
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Article74 1971-10-01 8 JJjJIv jr jjiv by ISPY What a good preview for the anti-pollution campaign! A bonfire was merrily burning away yesterday afternoon within the compound of the police station at the corner of Orchard and Patterson Roads. But considering the number of open fires which are apparently permitted74 words
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Article, Illustration896 1971-10-01 8 SHIRI MULGAOKAR - SHIRI MULGAOKAR By now, I trust, the tribe of professional China- watchers is sufficiently chastened to avoid another wild spree of speculation about what may be happening in China because the traditional banquet on National Day896 words
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Letters
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Article531 1971-10-01 8 M.S. ISLAM - M.S. ISLAM Ag. High Commissioner, Pakistan High Commission. Singapore 9. Please refer to the letter In New Nation of September 27 headlined "Fear of 15m Influx." We are not advocates of any unedlfylng public controversy. The world will, however, draw Its own conclusions from the manner In531 words
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Article184 1971-10-01 8 A. WONG - A. WONG I fully support the "buy-Singapore.-made" campaign and feel something should be done to discourage the import of fully assembled cars. I own a locally assembled car, which J am quite satisfied with in spite of a few minor defects which could be improved. I suggest184 words
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Article337 1971-10-01 8 After reading the reply to my letter (N.N. September 24) by the Police PRO, I strongly feel he is not very certain of the two mentioned Incidents at the CID Building. The reply never claims that such incidents did not happen at all, but rather terms337 words
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Article147 1971-10-01 8 A. AZIZ HUSSAIN - A. AZIZ HUSSAIN Hon. Gen. Secretary, USSU Singapore 10. I refer to New Nation report on September 24, "No more rallies to support suspended students." University of Singapore Students' Union is merely postponing action In support of the three students till such time that the147 words
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Article104 1971-10-01 8 MRS. JANNY YEO - MRS. JANNY YEO Public Relations Officer, Public Health Division, Ministry of Health. Singapore 2. I refer to the letter from Roland L. alleging that mosquitoes were breeding In the underground car park of the uncompleted hotel building at the junction of Race Course Lane and Serangoon Road (New104 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Our Heritage
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Article, Illustration585 1971-10-01 9 New Nation continues ite weekly series of photographs of Singapore's historic and cultural landmarks. Behind each is a story of the Republic's heritage which the average citizen way know only vaguely. Parliament House in High Street was originally built in 1927 for Mr. John Argyle Maxwell, a Singapore585 words
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Article, Illustration895 1971-10-01 9 This Imposing building was given a simple but dignified opening ceremony on August 3, 1939. The director of Public Works handed the key to the building to the Governor Sir Shenton Thomas, who then gave it to the Chief Justice, Sir Percy McElwaine. The Supreme Court was895 words
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Article1091 1971-10-01 9 Jackie Sam - From Jackie Sam In Karl-Marx-Stadt In the Soviet Union, all the main streets and squares of every city, town and village are named after Lenin. There is also a Leningrad and Lenin himself lies, embalmed and defied, in the Red Square with thousands lining up1,091 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration624 1971-10-01 10 HOW the hot iron has changed over the years! I remember vividly the days when the womenfolk of the house had to put small pieces of coal cinders into a black, ugly iron and press it hard over the clothes, 8 we a ting profusely and624 words
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Advertisement40 1971-10-01 10 •A TO your carpet 1. Absorb with cotton pad. 2. Apply mild detergent-vinegar-water solution to soiled area. 3. Blot with dry pad. 4. Dry the carpet. 5. Apply cleaning fluid. 6. Dry the carpet and brush. Quality, Durability and Savings.40 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration115 1971-10-01 11 ...and it shows a lot of leg It's a pretty smart local look with batik, an elegant outfit for a cocktail party, and since batik looks best when it shows off a lot of lag* this gown has a slit all the way to the115 words
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656 1971-10-01 11 Frances Dowsett - Comparing the Western and Asian systems By Frances Dowsett While the European mother overseas complains about being tied to her children because she has no one to look after them, many Asian women in Singapore look longingly at their offspring from a distance and wish656 words
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772 1971-10-01 11 WENDY HUTTON - EATING OUT WITH WENDY HUTTON Ever since they opened about three years spo, the Orchard Road car park stalls have been doing a roaring trade. They have become so well known that both locals and tourists flock here every evening,772 words
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Article, Illustration629 1971-10-01 11 Violet Oon - ContetM to attend banquet in Hong Kong By Violet Oon Would you travel thousands of miles to attend A banquet? Well, I think you would if you were the Contesse Alvarez de Toledo and the banquet was the-first Imperial Banquet to be held in Hong629 words
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
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298 1971-10-01 12 United Press International New York, Friday Prices closed higher on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, but except for bargain hunting there appeared to be little reason to account for the better tone. Analysts said the rise was "overdue" andUnited Press International - 298 words
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170 1971-10-01 12 Reuter London, Friday Stock markets drifted lower for want of interest. At 1500 the Financial Times index was 3.4 down at 410.3. Initial technical gains were reversed or reduced among leading industrials. Philips Lamps and Glaxo were lower. Engineerings were mixedReuter - 170 words
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Article95 1971-10-01 12 Tan Chong and Sons Motor Company (8) Private Limited, local distributors far Datsun cars, are opening a branch office at Toa Payoh tomorrow. Nation that the expansion followed improved car sales In Singapore. He said: "We are setting up this branch to proTide our customers with95 words
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Article75 1971-10-01 12 Japan Air Lines is to offer discounts on hotel and car rentals to foreign passengers on its U.S.Japan routes. It hopes this move will help regain foreign passengers whose number has been on the decline since 1969. The six hotels allowing 10 per cent discount are the75 words
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Article141 1971-10-01 12 AJtM Cbn Am SET Am Moton AT T A ATM PC Beth Stool Cktup Tat Chrysler Cm-CM> ohm Data Ogrm Ot Wka rxm Cheat DuPont Kodak rod Dnt Stn IM Mot Om Dnuua Oeo Boo Om Food* General Mot OTB o«mi pm (Mmr Oreyhoond Oult on IBM141 words
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Article203 1971-10-01 12 Eleven groups of travel agents ten from Unitea Kingdom and one from Europe will be visiting Singapore during the next four months on a fourday educational tour sponsored by Scandinavian Airlines System. The first of them consisting of four women and three men from London,203 words
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Article81 1971-10-01 12 A'four-day supervisors' workshop for the First National City -Bank executives from Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore began this morning at the Singapore Hilton. Fifteen supervisors will undergo this programme, which has been specially drawn up for them. The workshop was declared open this morning by Mr. Wong Nang81 words
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Article1220 1971-10-01 12 TRENDS AND MOVES IN THE MAJOR STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS 1979-1971, 1 wk. 4 wl LS. CM lag Fries Last Dtrtd. F/B T arn> mm Lnr Mr* Stock Buyer s Sellers Sale TleM Ratio ever INDUSTRIALS ut 1.69 1J6 1J7 Allied Chocolats 2.01 2J1 6JN 145 24 1J01,220 words
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409 1971-10-01 12 JOHN KAM - JOHN KAM Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday The development of markets and an adequate supplly of trained manpower are needed to attract more investment to Malaysia. This is necessary, says the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers in a review of the manufacturing industry contained409 words
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208 1971-10-01 12 SEOUL, Fri. The South Korean textile exporters' association, apparently with their government sanction, has proposed a 12 per cent increase of noncotton textiles exports to the United States In a last-ditch effort to arrive at a compromise settlement with the U.S. This percentage was208 words
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Article228 1971-10-01 12 Emily Ng - Emily Ng The Pacific Area Travel Association (PATA) meeting to be held In Kuala Lumpur next year could well see some heated discussions on a i proposed more by shopping complex owners to gain membership. This Is the view of Mr. DJB. Anand, manager of Bupreme228 words
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237 1971-10-01 12 WASHINGTON, Fri. World Bank President Mr. Robert McNamara yesterday strongly criticised the current wave of nationalisations of foreign investments which is on the rise in some developing countries. He described as "disquieting" the growing tendency "in some quarters to hold that as a normal attribute237 words
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Article150 1971-10-01 12 TOKYO: Heavy selling of dollars yesterday caused the value of the yen to rise to a new high of 834.21 yen to the dollar, or 7.7 per cent above its old fixed parity. Local hanking, sources aid exchange hanks were selling unusually large amounts and150 words
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Article73 1971-10-01 12 NEW YORK: Asamera Oil Corporation said in Calgary, Alberta, yesterday that a group of which it is a member has struck oil at two wells in north Sumatra. Asamera said that the discoveries were made in a sand formation that previously had not been productive.73 words
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Article57 1971-10-01 12 JAKARTA; Indonesia has sufficient potential to meet any changes in the world monetary situation, the State Minister for Economy, Finance and Industry, Sultan Hamengkubuwono, said today. Sultan Hamengkubuwono told a special parliamentary session that the devaluation of the rupiah by almost 10 per cent was57 words
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Article60 1971-10-01 12 NEW YORK: Pan American World Airways and Trans World Airlines announced they have mutually agreed to terminate exploratory merger discussions. The two big airlines announced in July that they the possibility of a merger, a combination Pan Am had advised the Justice Department three months earlier60 words
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Article35 1971-10-01 12 reaerves of gold and foreign curren- tandfi at US$l33BO million an increase of PS$B7O million during September, the FlnancelCinfrtry estimated. JSLJF s i he thlrd monthly rise in reserves Ih Japan s history. .<•35 words
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Advertisement63 1971-10-01 12 We now represent ICC ♦THE LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Federal Publications Sdn. Bhd. now represent the London Chamber of Comtnerce in Singapore, East and West Malaysia and Brunei. LCC Regulations and 9yllabuses and past examination papers are now reodHy available. Write to us for a list of available LCC publications.63 words
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Article, Illustration1124 1971-10-01 13 JOHN FITCH - GUTTER Bk TALK WITH JOHN FITCH Oh! what a night it really was when Chris Tong started a great rally with six In a row with Lawrence Seow joining In with a turkey. Fred Yeoh and Jimmy Lim joined the striking spree with anchor man E>.1,124 words
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Article183 1971-10-01 13 Reuter London, Friday The British Lawn Tennis Association will not waver in Its support of the Internals 1 on. a 1 Federation's (ILTF) moves to bar world championship tennis (WCT) professionals from January Ist next year. This was made clear at a meeting of theReuter - 183 words
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Article, Illustration34 1971-10-01 13 W Coy 1 RNZIR 12 Police-Military 0 W Coy. 1 RNZIR player (right) set to pounce on the ball. Tussle in the lineout Pictures: Ali Yusoff Well tackled.Pictures: Ali Yusoff - 34 words
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Article, Illustration374 1971-10-01 13 WANG SU FAH - Stop bath is a must CAMERA «t er By WANG SU FAH centimetres and ounces is used to measure the correct amount of chemicals for processing to avoid wastage. Water for washing negatives should be filtered and its temperature can be varied between 57 and 68 degrees374 words
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Article35 1971-10-01 13 The Singapore Swimming Club will hold its open championships at its pool at Tanjong Rhu on October 12. IS ana 14 starting at 5.30 pjn. and on October 16 starting at 2.30 P-»-35 words
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Article, Illustration706 1971-10-01 14 New York, Wednesday The beautiful black knight known as Muhammad Ali has come riding out of the darkness to save heavyweight boxing once again. At least, this Is the song they sing in the streets here these days. Joe Frailer may be world champ,706 words
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Article179 1971-10-01 14 Agence France Presse Kuala Belait, Brunei Friday Hong Kong is a firm favourite in today's far eastern amateur rowing championships at the mangrove lined Belait river in this oil centre here. But it will have to overcome fierce competition from Singapore which is entering a veryAgence France Presse - 179 words
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Article39 1971-10-01 14 The Police-Military boxing tournament which will be held at the Police Academy tonight at 7.30 p.m. will serve as a trial to select the national team to the Malaysian Open championships and forthcoming BEAP Games in December.39 words
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Article25 1971-10-01 14 The Singapore Swimming Club will hold Its 1971 Open Swimming championships at the club pool in Tanjong Rhu from October 12 to 16.25 words
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Article342 1971-10-01 14 Reuter London, Friday David Vaughan of Britain, who earns 13 sterling a week as a barman, led the 56strong field after the second round of the 10,000 sterling Dunlop Masters golf tourna- ment here yesterday. That was the surprising situation after the littleknown Vaughan went roundReuter - 342 words
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Article150 1971-10-01 14 Reuter Johannesburg, Friday Mr. Sid Martin, Secretary of the South African Cricket Association (SACA), said yesterday he knew nothing of highlevel secret talks taking place in a bid to stage a cricket Test series between South Africa and England this winter. Mr. Martin was commenting onReuter - 150 words
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Article53 1971-10-01 14 The Basketball Association of Singapore will send a team to the sixth Asian champlonships to be held in Tokyo from October 30 to November 5. i» The other countries tak- lng part are South Korea, ll Taiwan, Philllplnes, Malay- sia, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thailand, India, Indonesia,53 words
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Article, Illustration524 1971-10-01 15 By Bine Peter Trainer Vincent Chong's sole entry Jasbo underlined his chances in the $61,500 Singapore Gold Cup at Bukit Tim a h this morning. With leading Jockey Des Coleman in the saddle Jasbo strode out fluently over 3f in 38 2/5. The524 words
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Article263 1971-10-01 15 Jeffrey Low - By Jeffrey Low The New Zealand Otahuhu rugby team will have two world famous All-Blacks players In its side when the visitors begin their tour of Singapore and Malaysia next week. The more popular of the two Is Mae Herewini, the most colourful Maori AllBlack263 words
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218 1971-10-01 15 Hong Kong, Friday England produced some magnificent running and handling in the second-half to beat Hong Kong by 26 points to nil last night in the first full Rugby Union Internationa) ever played here. The game was played In appalling weather with rain falling steadily.218 words
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Article60 1971-10-01 15 Paris, Friday Weimar, the Italian three-year-old owned by Mr. A. Citterio, has been withdrawn from Sunday's Prix De L'Arc De Trlomphe, Europe's richest horse race, the French Racing Society announced last night. This left 18 entered, including the British trained favourite Mill Beef, the crack French60 words
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Article1849 1971-10-01 15 IIJMg 1.45 CLASS 6 DIV. 3 6F BuiEfcSUH ($5,500 $3,850 to winner) 1 ***** ZAC a (Wong Bros) Tulloh 6 9.0 3) P Harbrldge ft 2 ***** lON VIVANT R (Four Chums) R Breukelen 5 8.13 <dd 9) Draco* 3 3 -***** SENATOR a (SBT) Tan1,849 words
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Article84 1971-10-01 15 The 1971 National Teachers' basketball tournament will be held from tomorrow to October 16, at the People's Association courts. The opening ceremony will be held on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. at the People's Association. Mr. Phua Bah Lee. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Communications, will declare the84 words
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Article41 1971-10-01 15 London, Friaay. A Chinese table tennis team win visit Engiana for a series of matches later this year, it was announced here yesteroay. Tne Chinese party will arrive in early December ano stay for two weeks.41 words
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Article30 1971-10-01 15 Buenos Aires, Friday US Grandmaster Bobby Fischer yesterday defeated former world champion Ttfrran PeMts of the Soviet Union in the first match of the final candidates elimination tournament.30 words
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Article618 1971-10-01 15 The Singapore Island Country Club "300" Club Trophy will be played over the new course on Sunday. The draw and starting times: Ist tee. 7.58 am—Phillip 81m (8). J. J. Campbell (IS), B. Law (18); 7.SB—Frank Yon* (9). 8. A. Yeoh (II), B. Cordelre (16); 7.42618 words
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Article37 1971-10-01 15 Reuter Rafby Letfw tour match— Barrow 15 New Zealand 25. Rufby Union knockout championship Ist round Bath 3 Gloucester 12. Club matches Penarth 6 Aberavon 28; Penryn 58 Devonport 0; Redruth 6 St. Ives 48.Reuter - 37 words
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Advertisement182 1971-10-01 13 Photographic Contest NEW NATION Name Address Title: Camera: Exposure: Camera Corner weekly photographic contest. Below are the rules of the competition. It's open to all with cash prizes. Rules 1. The Contest is open to all Singapore photorraphers. 2. Minimum size is 6" x 8" on flossy surface. 1 An182 words
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Advertisement398 1971-10-01 14 LA A 1 ASTROLOGY CONSULT THI ASTRO PALMIST ot Mayfair Hotel, Room 107, about your future life and fortune. Phone: (Singapore) ***** for appointment. AT YOUR SERVICE HOMI SERVICE: We shampoo carpets, polish all types of floorings. Call for appointment at your convenience. Telephone *****8 Singopore. INTCRKSTfO IN GETTING a398 words
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Advertisement184 1971-10-01 14 POSITION VACANT EXPERIENCED LADY ACCOUNTANT/TYPIST Clerk required. Please apply to: M/s. Melite Ravindra, Raffles Ploce, Giansingh Building, 3rd Floor, Room 2, Singapore 1. Telephone: *****8. OUTDOOR SALESGIRLS WANTED immediately. Salary plus commission. Apply with recent photograph (non-returnable) to Box 2021 N.N. Singapore. SHOPPING GUIDE PLAN YOUR SHOPPING AT HOME SEE184 words
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Miscellaneous38 1971-10-01 14 DR. KILDARE Vi \5 m 11 X m r« i y 111 3 3 a a 4 :~H ss>KW'£S saV'-. ■a, 3*. iV s 5 H! r--, ras i RIP KIRBY S^iiao Jiiaa® John Prentice and Fred Diekenson38 words
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Miscellaneous320 1971-10-01 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD > mm ■HH 8 Sailors. V 9 Take a photograph of. 10 "Bel de Maupassant I novel. 11 Don't touch! 12 Where Aswan Is. IS Box 3 18 Mixed-up Ann. 22 Agitator. 28 Philippine hardwood tree. 28 Duration of office. < 27 Lofty. 28 Concept. 29 Airfield320 words
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Miscellaneous215 1971-10-01 15 w> NEW NATION I FRIDAY MONEYWORDS 'F Cat «rt Mi m »it* attar twn PtsUac MtractrtM mm Mm. Mm (Mr./Mrt./Hia). twin :ii» n miaMMni WHAT YOr HAVE TO DO Each day Otts vetk, New Natien, «l prthsk a wart paole. la tack paole there wfl he sii wards each with215 words
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427 1971-10-01 16 TEAM AWARDED RESEARCH GRANT United Press International The old science fiction thriller about a man with a "radioactive brain" may be closer to reality tnan anybody dreamed possible a few years ago. Only the organ Involved wont be the brain, but the heart,United Press International - 427 words
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248 1971-10-01 16 United Press International The soldier with an outline of a naked woman or even the word "mother" tattooed across bis chest Is likely to be a problem for the French military, an army physician said In Paris yesterday. In an article In theUnited Press International - 248 words
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Article125 1971-10-01 16 Britain's animal lovers have saved a tankful of North American catfish from electrocution by a Los Angeles artist who wanted to register his disgust at the horrors of the modern world. Artist Newton Harrison was to have killed the catfish at an exhibition of contemporary Los125 words
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Article, Illustration56 1971-10-01 16 Linda Marie Boniface, 21, finds working In a hotel very Interesting. Employed In a local hotel she says that anyone contemplating working as a caterer should not look upon It as a Job but as a career. Her hobbles Include playing the piano,56 words
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Article56 1971-10-01 16 AH FOOK: Travel agents have proposed that air travellers on 24-hour visits to the Republic should be exempted from paying the $lO passenger service charge. Don't you agree It is a good move? MEI LIN: I agree but if It is scrapped where will the Government obtain revenue56 words
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186 1971-10-01 16 Nora Aunor, an 18-year-old school girl, is the Philippines' most unlikely superstar, the best paid singeractress in the nation's history. Nora has little in common with the Philippines' crop of long-legged, fair complexloned beauty queens who usually come from upper crust families. Nora Is186 words
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Advertisement159 1971-10-01 16 THE GIANT BATTLER •rar'trr* rrf V M $2 HE When we decided to enter our COOPER S in the MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX at Batu Tiga, we knew there would be a lot of bigger and faster mochines to do battle with. Without the least of doubts, we realise how slim159 words
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Miscellaneous360 1971-10-01 16 3.00 Opening and General Hospital 3.20 For the Family (E) 3.50 A Diary of Events In Singapore this Week (E) 3.55 It's Happening In Singapore 4.15 Days of Oar Lives 4.35 Close 5.55 Opening and Lucky D.p 6.30 News In Brief 6.35 Accent on Youth 7.00 Sports Parade 7.40 News360 words
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Miscellaneous57 1971-10-01 16 SHORT RIBS By Frank O'Neal w&m m rn 7TI 13 rV 111 ffirM U t *-T. Ik 9* UN SNIFFY cm m m WHAT DO VOO PLAUTO ROO, "We vmle OR "WE Mile AKIO A OUAKTER T> nf ANDYCAPP A 8$ m I 342 J? LS a m m n57 words
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Miscellaneous380 1971-10-01 16 Trust your lucky star IF ITS YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are one of those persons who insists upon teaming all the facts and figures surrounding a giro issue before making up your own mind about that issue. At the same time, however, .you are particularly stimulated by the unknown,380 words
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976 1971-10-01 17 By Blue Peter Grey Eyes, a beaten favourite last Saturday, should make amends by taking the Class Two Division Four (Race Eight) 7f handicap at Buklt Tlmah tomorrow. He ran far from a bad race when fifth to Melross over 6f.976 words
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Article136 1971-10-01 17 1 1 scrutineer riot CHANGS ZM TWYTDI PiojimiIti blub mn PAIB CHANCE Zm SET1A HAWAN Kltei EPSOM JBEP MABKBICAN MAKUDA PAIB CHANCE PAIB CHANCE SAMTOAI TINT TDK KILAT DRAOONBOAT KJfcu rtmj TM HMM» SKr w a IKlTfIB ScUa SKIPPEB SHIPPER B. SPBOtAL Smr Hmmi Itev WpiW 4136 words
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Article, Illustration7059 1971-10-01 18 CUM Div. 3—6f. B ($5500 —$1150 to winner) IMIatUNMMHIUII..... MM* ar grsa&wj; IMM MIMWI i (tar OMI kM I Lit.. MM I CTWg.wuna erw%yT2rc^,.v !?i,i: ess fvsvr i «a nm m t*i m i E3SAtRt«S 4WVS?nr ,5?i.C avr-.t.'t «MMMMI|C llSwatl tit MM «t,ra.«ujvK <^2ragja^*3g > a turv? ASS.4: I MB7,059 words
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Advertisement10 1971-10-01 17 SCRUTINEERS NAP FORECAST Game Prince and Letrik IN RACE SEVEN10 words
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