New Nation, 7 October 1971
1971-10-07
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Title Section17 1971-10-07 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Thursday evening, October 7, 1971 No. 225 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE THURSDAY, OCTORER 717 words
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Article13 1971-10-07 1 Police reported a total of 42 accidents yesterday. Two were serious.13 words
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Article130 1971-10-07 1 Trading in the stock market was 1 airly active thi« morning. However, prices in general were steady. In the industrials, Haw Par featured with business done at $2.95, $2.96, $2.97, $2.98 and $2.99, a gain of 5 cents compared to yesterday's last sale at $194. Pan Kkctric130 words
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Article27 1971-10-07 1 Yesterday's water consumption was 104.5 million gallons, a drop of 1.2 million gallons on Tuesday's figure. Rainfall recorded In Seletar Reservoir was 0.9 inches.27 words
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Article63 1971-10-07 1 LATE NEWS Bangkok. Thursday. Thai forces, working in liaison with Malaysian troops across the border and backed by artillery and air support, moved deep into the southern Thai provinces today In search of guerrillas. A government spokesman said that a force of about 1000 terrorists under63 words
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480 1971-10-07 1 Ministry to meet diplomats soon The Home Affairs Ministry is to hold a meeting with representatives of diplomatic missions here to discuss how to combat drugtaking among foreign students studying in Singapore. This follows the firstever recovery of hard drugs Including Speed and MX480 words
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Article, Illustration264 1971-10-07 1 P.N. Balji - By P.N. Balji A 58-year-old worker was crushed to death this morning when the shoring holding baek a mud wall gave way at a construction site In Scotts Road. Three of his colleagues who were with him inside the 20-foot deep pit narrowly escaped death.Picture by Jerry Seh - 264 words
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Article93 1971-10-07 1 Bangkok, Thursday. The Bangkok Post said today that a 68-year-old woman presumed dead lay for a week In a coffin before friends discovered she was still alive. Dr. Sanlt Archlpsamutr told the story to the newspaper yesterday. Mrs. Hoe Chuthasorn, a malaria victim, was found lying93 words
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Article214 1971-10-07 1 The British government will decide over the next few days whether lan Reed is to be court mart!ailed or made the subject of criminal proceedings in connection with the death of his wile. London will alto decide whether the p«wi»«th>|i j tnatlond! t^bay^and Teow214 words
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163 1971-10-07 1 New Nation Foreign Service Tel Aviv, Thursday Indian peace pilot Swaml Vishnu Devenanda bombarded Israeli and Egyptian troops on the Suez Canal with flowers and peace leaflets today during a Tel AvivCairo flight unhampered by the air forces of either nation. Together with hisNew Nation Foreign Service - 163 words
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190 1971-10-07 1 Police yesterday continued their crackdown on long-haired youths with a surprise check on the Esso refinery at Pulau Ayer Chawan. The check was carried out by two inspectors and three police constables. The police officers went round the refinery, taking down names of190 words
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Article50 1971-10-07 1 Jakarta, Thursday. Indonesian authorities In Padang, West Sumatra, have detained a Singapore ship which ran aground recently, Antara news agency reported today. The Local police commander Commissioner Soedjadi, said that court action would be taken If It was found that ship entered Indonesian waters without a permit.50 words
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Advertisement3 1971-10-07 1 i FOR PEWUK }:,(_[<~$-`'@\$}\*+>(?{~>:<&@{!3 words
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Advertisement192 1971-10-07 1 Sharp just cut another electronic calculator dcwn to size THE SHARP EL-8M ANSWERS UP TO 16 DIGITS 1.69 lbs. 4" x 2f" EXTRA LARGE SCALE INTEGRATED CIRCUIT If you do more than simple adding and substracting, you know it's rough getting by these days without some electronic help. Our new192 words
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151 1971-10-07 2 Reuter Manila, Thursday Singapore's new ambassador to the Philippines, Mr. Cheam Kim Seang, yesterday presented his credentials to President Marcos and told him the Republic attached great value to her relationship with the Philippines. Their relations were of great value as theReuter - 151 words
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Article60 1971-10-07 2 The Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union has collected $2,031 for the four students seriously injured in the recent explosion at the Anderson Secondary School. Mr. Goh Soon Seng, welfare secretary of the union, today said: "Collections were made from the public through the sales of our campus60 words
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416 1971-10-07 2 Bosco Gomez - Claims bid to flood job market By Bosco Gomez The 600-strong Malay Asian Ship Officers Union wants the NTUC to Intervene and request the Singapore Polytechnic to temporarily 8 he 1 v e the radio telephone operators course for seamen. In an memorandum to416 words
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134 1971-10-07 2 The success of the recent Buy Singapore Made Products Exhibition has prompted the Singapore Manufacturers Association to hold special displays of local products in departmental stores, emporla and supermarkets. This foUow-up display will be held in early December. A SMA spokesman said: "Special displays134 words
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Article329 1971-10-07 2 Saber Air will introduce a new concept in training their batch of £5 stewardesses and stewards they are now recruiting. Ab well as getting the usual ground and on-the-job training, they will stay In a hotel here to give them the away-from-home feeling. Mr. J,329 words
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Article366 1971-10-07 2 The Assistant Comptroller of Customs Special Branch, Mr. John Hanam is tipped to be the chief of the new Narcotics Bureau to be set up soon. Over a dozen specially selected Customs officers and six CID detectives will be seconded to form the backbone of366 words
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243 1971-10-07 2 Malaysia Singapore Airlines has set up a Commercial Training Centre to turn out an efficient corps of trained personnel geared to provide better service to air travellers. The centre, on the second floor "bf MSA Building In Robinson Road, was officially opened by the243 words
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Article, Illustration245 1971-10-07 2 Elisabeth Choo - Big Geylang River clean-up KEEP SINGAPORE POLLUTION FREE By Elisabeth Choo Today we feature one of Singapore's waterways the Geylang River in another graphic before and a ft e t contrast that spotlights the value of pollution control. The debris pictured near the mouth245 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous161 1971-10-07 2 I weather Tempdtatures in world cities yesterday: Naha 84-75 Kuala Lumpur 91-71 Jakarta 90-77 Hong Kong 82-75 Tokyo 62-59 Seoul 63-43 Bangkok 94-76 Manila 84-74 London 63-54 Paris 63-48 Moscow 36-32 San Francisco 72-53 New York 72-60 Sydney 69-50 Melbourne 67-54 Canberra 71-32 Perth 59-54 Singapore The weather forecast from161 words
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Article, Illustration204 1971-10-07 3 These soldiers from the Signals Battalion, stationed at Dover Road, are giving a helping hand to SATA to pack greeting seals into about 44,000 envelopes. The letters will be sent out to supporters and wellwishers next week to mark the launching of204 words
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160 1971-10-07 3 The Singapore Apex Club will make a bid for Singapore to host the Zone Pour Convention in 1973. This was disclosed by Mr. Daniel Owee, president of the club, before he left for Perth last night to attend the Apex Zone Four160 words
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236 1971-10-07 3 The $9.5 million Science Centre, to be set up in Jurong, will be run by a staff of 88 when it begins operations in the middle of 1973. The staff members will range from university graduates who are specialists in their fields236 words
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Article65 1971-10-07 3 The Khalsa Educational Centre at Teaaeneohn Road will hold a display of margarine sculpture and vegetable decorations by Mr. Aoyama Takahashl on Saturday from 10 to 10 pjn. The centre was set up last December to cater to the educational needs of the people lining in that65 words
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Article35 1971-10-07 3 The Adult and Turning for Living Department of thej Chinese YIfCA will on mastue at Ite Palmer Road cenire on NO?. 1. The 20-seeslon, two-boor coH*»e will begin at 7 pm. fi35 words
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Article235 1971-10-07 3 Guidance geared to their problems Young people with social and psychological problems can now turn to a specialised centre for counselling and advice. The Child Guidance Unit at Kallang set up a year ago is geared towards the problems of pre-school children as well as students235 words
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Miscellaneous100 1971-10-07 3 At the cinema Lido: Adios Sabata 1.45, 4. 6.30, 9.15 pjn. Capitol: Raid on Rommel—l.4s, 4, 6.30, 9.30 pjn. Sex: The Lady Professional (Mandarin) 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.30 pjn. Sky: Hie Lady Professional (Mandarin) 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.15 pjn. Rosy: The Lady Professional (Mandarin) 1.45, 4.15, 7. 9.30 pjn. State:100 words
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Article, Illustration304 1971-10-07 4 In rerson Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 Only 4000 passports to Hyatt hospitality were Issued for the official opening, but when the day came several thousand gatecrashers happily Joined the guests to the food and drinks. The 'passport' idea, although not entirely new,304 words
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Article, Illustration622 1971-10-07 4 Edgar Koh - By Edgar Koh THE DESERTER starring Bekim Fehmiu, John Haston and Richard Crenna. (Coming to Odeon and Jurong Drive-in). This is another Italian Western, this time a production of the Dino de Laurentls organlsatlon which makes this sort of flinnn on a big scale in much the622 words
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THE VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article160 1971-10-07 4 What other newspapers are saying: THE COMMDNIIt THREAT: The Goremment's White Paper, exposing the" Communist secret plans to mount an armed Insurrection as was the case In 1948, Is aimed at providing clear Information on the methods used by Communist organisations in achieving their objectives. An understanding of160 words
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Article571 1971-10-07 4 NifHNG REKINDLED: Over the past SO odd years, the kidnapping of wealthy businessmen has aroused the earnest attention of the public and the government. Facts have shown that after the drastic actions taken by the police, kidnapping has died down, particularly after a notorious kidnapper was shot571 words
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Article330 1971-10-07 4 FROM 'SAGGING* TO TNBULTING GIRL STUDENTS": Recently, some students of the University of Singapore were suspended from their studies because of their and silly ways of ragging the freshies during the "Orientation Week." Although protests were lodged by the students concerned, they did not develop further.330 words
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Advertisement200 1971-10-07 4 Even the hardest rock is not too hard for JAW CRUSHERS supplied by V/ 0 MACHINOEXPORT for cosres, medium end line crushing of ores and minerals in mines, quarries, mills ss independent units or as parts of processing lines. The CRUSHERS ere simple, cpmpect, up-to-date, perfectly reliable under any climatic200 words
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360 1971-10-07 5 Nation will be told today United Press International Washington, Thursday President Nixon will announce today his Phase Two economic Potfcy to follow the current 90-day wageprice freeze. i White Bouse Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler, said e President would make the announcement on televisionUnited Press International - 360 words
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242 1971-10-07 5 Reuter Brussels, Thursday The mysterious disappearance of a Soviet trade official here has sparked off speculation of a possible link with the defection of top KGB officer Oleg Lyalin in London recently. A spokesman at the Soviet Embassy here yesterday confirmed that the official,Reuter - 242 words
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Article366 1971-10-07 5 k*) IN THE U.N. Reuter New York, Thursday Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad yesterday denounced the idea of an interim Middle East agreement, now being actively pursued by the United Stales. He charged in the U.N. General Assembly that Israel had used previous suchReuter - 366 words
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Article, Illustration127 1971-10-07 5 These office workers in the People's Park complex are becoming used to working by candlelight. Since a major electricity breakdown last month, the offices have been hit regularly by either a breakdown in the air-conditioning unit or the electricity supply. Though the electricity supply has been127 words
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159 1971-10-07 5 Saigon, Thursday Vice President K&uyen Cab Ky yesterday called last Sunday's South Vietnamese presidential election results "indicative of blatant rigging" and vowed he would never go into exile and was "ready to die in struggle." Mr. Ky, in his first public reaction to159 words
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Article106 1971-10-07 5 New York, Thursday Secretary General U Thant reported yesterday the United Nations already In "a state of near and hopeless Insolvency," would need $045 million to continue operations through 1972. In presenting his first budget topping the $BOO million mark to the UJf. Administrative and Budgetary Committee,106 words
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162 1971-10-07 5 United Press International Belfast, Thursday The recently built Belfast Scotland boat ferry terminal blew up yesterday shortly after the last boat pulled out of harbour, an Army spokesman said. The terminal was closed only five minutes when an explosion rocked the building,United Press International - 162 words
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276 1971-10-07 5 Reuter The Hague, Thursday Foreign news agencies in the Hague yesterday received anon y m o us telephone calls threatening the life of Japan's Emperor Hirohito. who is due here tomorrow for a two-day private visit. Public debate on the advisability of his visitReuter - 276 words
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Article139 1971-10-07 5 Reuter London, Thursday Many of London's riverside dwellers heaved sighs of relief yesterday and started to take away the sandbags and other antiflood measures they had put up earlier. For yesterday's exceptional high tide, which they had been warned might send the River ThamesReuter - 139 words
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Advertisement177 1971-10-07 5 II Clips' %sty 53 Ui'^ffi f( ss kV 3 §s t mmm i Sf c sins S3! i)ilt:ilft)i:liff IP^xkcmcoiti SEPT 27MKT M> Exciting... Romantic... Intriguing... experience the mood of Italy, past and present, at Robinson's today. Only a few days more for you to see over $2 million worth of177 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration1098 1971-10-07 6 The Gerakan government of Penan* last week survived a motion of no-confldence brought against It by the Democratic Action Party. Pakir Singh in Penang talks to the Chief Minister, Dr. lim Chong En about the accusations that were laid against him and his party, the1,098 words
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Article, Illustration316 1971-10-07 6 Jackie Sam - By Jackie Sam Nobody quite knows just how big Jakarta's underground population is. But there are officials who do believe they number in the thousands, driven there by* the energetic Governor All Sadlkin's campaign to rid the capital of vagrants and beggars. Before316 words
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Article, Illustration1108 1971-10-07 6 Peter Ong - Big hotels complain of 'crisis' By Peter Ong The major hotels In Singapore are in a sad state. Many of them, including those with International links, are suffering from low occupancy rates. For the past month or so these hotels have been complaining of this "crisis." Some1,108 words
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Article695 1971-10-07 6 S.M. All - ASEAN meeting will now discuss his proposal By S.M. All When ASEAN foreign ministers meet in Kuala Lumpur late next month to discuss President Marcos' proposal for an Asian summit and its agenda, they will, in effect, be talking about a move the Filipino leader made just695 words
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397 1971-10-07 7 Foreign aid so far /insignificant' Reuter New pelhi, Thursday The Indian Rehabilitation Minister, Mr. R.K. Khadllkar, said yesterday that the international community should meet the whole cost l involved in providing relief for the 9 million East Pakistani refugees who have fledReuter - 397 words
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Article, Illustration162 1971-10-07 7 Reuter Washington, Thursday The White House yesterday energetically rejected a suggestion that Dr. Henry Kissinger's trip to Peking later this month was linked to the current debate on Chinese representation in the United Nations. The White House said President Nixon's national security aaviserReuter - 162 words
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Article215 1971-10-07 7 United Press International Brussels, Thursday The modern-day Robin Hood who stole a priceless 17th Century masterpiece to help East Pakistani regugees, was caught yesterday hiding in a stable at Hasselt near here and the painting recovered from under his mattress in the hotel whereUnited Press International - 215 words
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Article194 1971-10-07 7 Reuter Damascus, Thursday Palestinian guerrilla leader Yasser Arafat said by telephone last night that he was safe and well and "in excellent shape." Mr. Arafat survived an assassination attempt by disenchanted fellow guerrillas, while on his way to inspect his men in Syria. AReuter - 194 words
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Article162 1971-10-07 7 United Press International New York, Thursday A federal judge said yesterday there was no reason to issue a temporary injunction barring Attica Prison officials and' guards from physically abusing inmates. "The plaintiffs have failed to show the court any need for a federal injunction InUnited Press International - 162 words
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Article, Illustration208 1971-10-07 7 Jenny Lee - By Jenny Lee Fifty-elght-year-old Lee Dal Soh (above) loves to yarn. It's been his business for more than 30 years. A household name, charming Mr. Lee, whose real name Is Fook Hong, Is not the "big fool" as his nickname purports. He has millions of208 words
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Article77 1971-10-07 7 Kampala, Thursday. President Idl Amin said yesterday he had received Information that Ugandan dissidents based In Tanzania were planning to stage an attack on Uganda during Independence Day celebrations here later this week. But he was not worried by the reported plans, he told 79 alleged77 words
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Article27 1971-10-07 7 London, Thursday—Burma's head of state, Generral Ne Win, will have a medical examination by specialists within the next few days, officials said yesterday.27 words
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208 1971-10-07 7 Reuter Peking, Thursday Emperor Halle Selassie of Ethiopia last night heaped praise on China during a banquet, hosted by Premier Chou En-lai in Peking. "It has been my long cherished' desire to visit this great land, which has given birth to man's mostReuter - 208 words
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201 1971-10-07 7 United Press International Ottawa, Thursday Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak arrived here yesterday for an official visit to Canada that was expected to include discussions on foreign aid and the political, economic and military situations in South-East Asia. Tun Razak, accompanied by hisUnited Press International - 201 words
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Article210 1971-10-07 7 Reuter Brussels, Thursday NATO's special envoy Manlio Brosio will go to Moscow as soon as possible to sound out Russian thinking on cutting East West troop levels in Europe, NATO Secretary General Joseph Luns said here last night. But Dr. Luns, speaking at a pressReuter - 210 words
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Advertisement19 1971-10-07 7 r<j ►I r'4 Nuti MM I Melbwed with priceless years of mahjrih/ for which you pay a little more.19 words
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SCIENCE '71
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Article, Illustration1003 1971-10-07 8 New Nation Education froadsheet The breaking of the genetic code and the interpretation of DNA and the genetic bine print are by no means the end of the eearch to understand the living cell. The next greet problem, now in front of molecular biologists, is that1,003 words
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Article, Illustration1070 1971-10-07 8 Of the new scientific disciplines, ergonomics is the one that most closely concerns people in their daily lives; for ergonimics is the study of the human body and its performance in relationship to the environment in which it works. Krgonomlsts study such things as the heat-balance of the human1,070 words
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Article, Illustration1438 1971-10-07 8 H. Norris - MAN H. Norris Department of Pharmacology, The London Hoepttal Medical College. The abuse of drags, rather than their legitimate use, has attracted a great deal of public interest in recent years. Addiction, drug dependency and death by accidental or suicidal overdose are causing increasing concern, but1,438 words
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Article, Illustration1876 1971-10-07 9 O. Scarrott - by O. Scarrott Manager, Advance Research and Development dicision, International Computers Ltd. The volume of usefnl work a modern computer can perform depend* as much upon its software as its hardware. Software is the term used to describe the lists of instructions (programmes) that must1,876 words
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Article, Illustration1972 1971-10-07 9 Geoffrey Pardoe - I& MACHINES by Geoffrey Pardoe Hawker Siddeley Dynamic* Ltd A fundamental feature of aerospace technology is the constant search for new methods of propulsion. In space particularly, differing requirements and a new and infinite operational environment have stimulated great advances in performance measured, say, in terms Of thrust1,972 words
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416 1971-10-07 10 The opposition People's Front ha? pledged, if elected to power, to shorten the working week, to raise the retirement age of workers to 60, and to increase the salaries of the lower-paid personnel of the civil service. ~spr good measure, it has416 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article48 1971-10-07 10 I understand from a friend in Hong Kong that Anthony Folksy, former New York Timesman in Singapore, has sold a long story on the circumstances of his expulsion from the Republic last June to a high-circulation A m eric an magazine—which sells In Singapore.48 words
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Article121 1971-10-07 10 After Hln<r>y anri willing at the Ambassador Hotel, a colleague stopped at a stall outside Katong Park, which Is just opposite the hotel, to buy some fruit. Surprised to find it still doing business at midnight, he asked the stall-holder how he took his goods home every121 words
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Article, Illustration628 1971-10-07 10 JACKIE SAM - JACKIE SAM The question at the Press conference was: "There has been criticism of the Japanese about their reluctance to export technological skills or help develop such skills in countries in the region which have intimate trade and628 words
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Letters
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Article455 1971-10-07 10 A.C. BHAUMIK - A.C. BHAUMIK Second Secretary, High Commission of India Singapore We would have been happy to let the Acting High Commissioner of Pakistan supply the answers to the questions asked by correspondents like P.J. Scarla and N. Wong regarding events In East. Pakistan. The only reason455 words
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Article301 1971-10-07 10 It was with great Interest that I read "What snooper overheard" in your Issue of September 29, re- gardlng the Civilian War Dead Memorial in Beach Road. I fully agree with the writer's sentiments as to the unpleasant memories that 9111 st stir in the301 words
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Article147 1971-10-07 10 HARRY KOK - HARRY KOK We have a problem about daily wages set by our factory. We hope you help us in solving the problem. We are working in a Jurong factory which pays us $6 a day and the working hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.147 words
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Article106 1971-10-07 10 Brickbats have often been hurled In the Press at civil servants for rude or Inefficient service. But we seldom offer them bouquets. It gives me great pleasure to report about the courteous and helpful service rendered to me by a junior civil servant last week. On106 words
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Article219 1971-10-07 10 ASP FOO HEE KENG - ASP FOO HEE KENG Public Relations Officer, Singapore Police Force. Singapore, 2. I refer to the report In New Nation of October 5 headlined "Drug pushers use terror tactics." The police have received no report of any students being intimidated or assaulted by drug pushers. With219 words
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Article108 1971-10-07 10 I am a resident of Bam-* boo Grove Park anil would" like to draw attention ofthe United Bus Company to* Inadequate bus service number 173. I very frequently make use of this service and often find the buses crowded even before they reach the" 1 bus-stand opposite108 words
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Article52 1971-10-07 10 I refer to the reply from the Broadcasting Division to Early Bird (NN September, 28). Since Tamil films are so scarce, I suggest that TV Singapore resume screening Hindi films which are always appreciated by the public as a pleasant form of entertainment. LOVE. SONG, COMEDY52 words
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Article179 1971-10-07 10 Miss Lee's cure for asthma is cheap, simple, practicable and within the scope and reach of the poorest, it is certainiy worth a trial. I But few, if any. will have heard of an even more. fantastic cure for this, which the originator believes to be179 words
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Advertisement138 1971-10-07 10 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. TOP i EXECUTIVE SUCCESS how to achieve it...how to hold it...DDAY... ...is for YOU the younger executive This forceful, fast-reading new Guide exposes the dynamic strategies seldom openly discussed and almost unknown to the younger man wlo needs138 words
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Miscellaneous16 1971-10-07 10 BUT WK AM WORKING HARD AT AN HONORABLESOLUTION. REMEMBER THAT OUT THERE IN THE COMBAT ZONE!'16 words
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Article, Illustration1370 1971-10-07 11 Pakir Singh - By Pakir Singh Just a short distance from Orchard JEtoad that river of quickmoving executives and money-conscious businessmen, stands the six -sto re y concrete building which houses the Singapore Council for Social Services. The building is new. It looms upwards with neither majesty1,370 words
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Article, Illustration549 1971-10-07 11 Special Correspondent In GENEVA - From a Special Correspondent In GENEVA Information provided by the Geneva-bas-ed International Atomic Energy Agency (lAEA) reveals that developing nations, particularly in Asia, are making important strides in nuclear energy but that some problems have still to be resolved. Just last year, all the developing natkfti*549 words
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
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292 1971-10-07 12 United Press International New York, Thursday Stocks, moving in narrowly irregular fashion through mid-ses- J sion yesterday, closed strongly in stepped-up trading. The gain followed a White House announcement that President Nixon will reveal Phase Two of his economic policy inUnited Press International - 292 words
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242 1971-10-07 12 Reuter London, Thursday The market closed steady around opening levels after fluctuating narrowly for much of the day. At 1500 hrs the Financial Times index was 0.1 higher at 412.7. A good demand among properties, Finance /HP, building and constructions and banks was sparkedReuter - 242 words
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Article67 1971-10-07 12 Australian manufacturers are planning to market industrial machinery in a big way in Singapore. An exhibition of the latest in machinery, including metal working, food processing, handling, transportation, electric power, construction and road making equipment will be held at Shangrl-lah Hotel from November 8 to 13. About67 words
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Article190 1971-10-07 12 Allied Cham 89% Alcoa 47% Am Brands 43 Am Can Am Motors AT T 44 A ft P Anxwda 10 14 Avon Pd Both Steel 26% Boeing 17* Caterp Trac ...f 49% Chrysler 31* Ooct-Coll Ill* Control Dau 47 Corn Oi Wka 215 Dow Chem 70* DuPont190 words
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Article186 1971-10-07 12 Inchcape Berhad this morning advised the Stock Exchange of Singapore and Malaysia that the issue of $3O million 9} per cent convertible unsecured loan tock 1971-1981 was oversubscribed and arrangements have been made to issue stock certificates and to make appropriate refunds on or before Tuesday.186 words
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Article1217 1971-10-07 12 TRENDS AND MOVES IN THE MAJOR STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS 1971-1971 1 wk. 4 wl m. CM ng Price Last Dirid. P/E Tun- High Lew Ho ago Stock Bayer I 8eUers Sale t I >rer INDUSTRIALS 2.93 1.68 1.95 1.83 Allied Chocolate 199 2.01 2.01 6.2N 14.6 11,217 words
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427 1971-10-07 12 The standards of management of Singapore business are quite high, even when considered in the Asian J This was Stated Professor B.K.' Bhattcharya, who Is here to conduct several management training courses for the Slngapore Institute of Management. "It is quite enlightening to427 words
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Article, Illustration106 1971-10-07 12 The general manager of The Chase Manhattan Bank branches in Singapore, Mr. Hendrlk Kwant, has been promoted Vice President Mr. Kwant, a Dutch national, joined the bank in 1984 after more than 10 years of service with the Nationale Handels Bank in Indonesia, Thailand and Hong Kong.106 words
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276 1971-10-07 12 Qantas Airways reported a near one-third arop in its 1970 profits over that of the previous year. This was largely due to a rise in costs which very quickiy outpaced the rise in revenues ana a decline in the growth of air traffic. Profits276 words
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Article60 1971-10-07 12 Two top men from Libby McNeill and Libby, ÜBJL will arrive in Singapore on Monday for a two-day visit. They are Mr. J.R. Hamady, director of Export sales and Mr. D. Yandell regional manager, Pacific Area. They will be here as part of their periodic60 words
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Article56 1971-10-07 12 TOKYO, Than.— The 10n>Uao finance ministers' daputtee to rtlacuw putty reallgnment la to meet In Pule on ment It to meek In Puis next week after the meeting of the third working committee of the organisation for economic co-operation and development on Oct. II and56 words
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Business Abroad
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248 1971-10-07 12 LONDON, Thurs. Britain yesterday clamped down further curbs on capital imports, including a ban on purchases of British funds and other state guaranteed securities The move was intended to further slow down the inflow of foreign capital which has continued in recent weeks in248 words
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Article75 1971-10-07 12 LONDON: Negotiations are under way in Tokyo for a Japanese monopoly to make a British brand of cigarettes under licence, the British American Tobacco Company (BAT) said yesterday. BAT is one of the world's largest tobacco groups with much of its activity outside Britain.75 words
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Article78 1971-10-07 12 JBQNN: West .German office machine manufacturers have nailed on Japanese manufacturers to observe .f® 1 8 "fair competlreprisals, a spokesman for the manu- ji-** facturers said yesterday. Manufacturers said that for the first six months of 1971, the Japanese sold a record 56,000 of the desk78 words
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Article80 1971-10-07 12 WASHINGTON: The Japanese ambassador to the United States, Mr. Nobuhiko Ushlba, yesterday reaffirmed that the yen would not be allowed to float despite the wishes of the American Treasury Secretary, Mr. John Connally. Speaking at a business luncheon, Mr. Ushlba said his country was opposed80 words
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Article90 1971-10-07 12 LONDON; The price of diamonds is to go higher from the beginning of November, the De Beers group said yesterday. Price adjustments will vary according to quality and size but will have the overall effect of an Increase of 5 per cent In terms of90 words
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Article91 1971-10-07 12 WASHINGTON: PanAmerican World Airways, may need a government subsidy on domestic routes to overcome its financial troubles, the Civil Aeronautics Board rfo airman suggested yesterday. These were two of four proposals the chairman, Mr. Secor Browne, has sent to the White House. Mr. Browne said he91 words
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Article20 1971-10-07 12 TOKYO: The has indicated it will bow to a United Pact tortlie exports although X th^ta?jg;. the upßort20 words
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Advertisement195 1971-10-07 12 I 11 The frequent demand on candidates to make references to one's own country or current problems makes economics hard to prepare for in terms of examinations as the economy of Singapore has not been systematically dealt with in textbook form. Dr. Lee Soo Ann, author of Papers on Economic195 words
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Article697 1971-10-07 13 RUTH MOSES - THE LOCAL HOUSEWIFE SHOULD FIND IT EASY cuisine] Lil RUTH MOSES Last week this column gave a brief decrlptlon of Italian food and wines, based on an interview with Mrs. de Cordona, the wife of the Italian Ambassador to Singapore. This week an authentic Italian697 words
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Article, Illustration88 1971-10-07 13 With the fantastic range of beach wear available these days, it's a shame if you can't swim. This bikini by Speedo of Australia is in lightweight uncrushable bri-nylon in bright and beautiful colours. It looks just as nice wet so you need not be afraid of stepping88 words
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Article, Illustration347 1971-10-07 13 MARY LEE - It's fun to make gifts for boyfriends MARY LEE "Sewing today is no longer a drudgery. It's creative and a fun thing," said Miss Janette Fletcher as she embroidered on Yves St. Laurent monogram on a scarf. "That's because sewing machines are no longer great big347 words
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251 1971-10-07 13 Two photographs of Jackie Onassis's New York apartment will appear next month In a national magazine. It will be the first time photographs of her closelyguarded Fifth Av. apartment have been published. And even so, the only two rooms she allowed House Beautiful251 words
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Article98 1971-10-07 13 ft. Paris rights now is full of mllttHry types. At* least, this Is way It appeqtt, A iceeM traveller repays that glrU In Paritfitl® adopted the "pop army*? look. > This meafe&p khaki batik JackeflL tailored, not army disposals wofrn with HMtld or blue jeans,98 words
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387 1971-10-07 13 0( on v < v/ i ■l£ S'm There art many* sexually diseases otfftv than gonorrhea, wWch tre discussed laft wfeei. We need not inenUol the rare oses except to say that have any otherwisemnexpllcable lumps, fores ot pimples on ofv around the387 words
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Advertisement0 1971-10-07 13 `\(}<'`^_-&"+~&+;<._]/\_\>)@](_0 words
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Article, Illustration666 1971-10-07 14 JACK ARTHARS - THE SQUASH RACKET WITH JACK ARTHARS Mingled with the chops, kicks, grunts and punches of various oriental arts of self defence, one can detect the ball -on racket slam, ball-on-wall-puff, slam-puff sounds of squash. Some 60 do It regularly; and if harnessed, that amount of puff666 words
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Article159 1971-10-07 14 London, Thursday Arnold Palmer burned up the fearsome "Burma Road" course with a six-under par--68 yesterday in his final practice for the £25,000 Piccadilly world match play championship, while' his chief rival Jack Nieklaus prepared more conservatively. Nieklaus, 5-2 favourite going into his first round159 words
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Article152 1971-10-07 14 United Press International New York, Thursday Rod Layer of Australia, who has been struggling back in the pack in the milliondollar world champions tennis tournament series, has now taken command of the standings with just five tournaments to go. Layer's victory in the Redwood international atUnited Press International - 152 words
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Article86 1971-10-07 14 Vancouver, Thursday. Ismail El Shafei of Egypt scored an upset win in the international tennis tournament here last night when he beat fifth-seeaed Arthur Ashe of the United States 1-6, 6-3, 6-4. In other singles matches, Allan Stone of Australia defeated American Charlie Pasarell 6-3, 7-6;86 words
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Article573 1971-10-07 14 Sonny Yap - By Sonny Yap Singapore Armed Forces will clash with Police In a hockey final for the third time this year when they meet at the p a d a n g tomorrow at 5 p.m. to begin battle for the Police-Military knockout title. Though SAF573 words
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Article51 1971-10-07 14 London, Thursday Results of Bofbjr Union matches last night were:— Aberaron IS Pontypridd 4; Bridfwater and Albion 17 Bt. Lakes Colle«e Devon 19 Boyal Navy 9; Gloucester 16 Ebbw Vale 12; Llanelli 4 Pontypool C; Neath 36 Cross Keys 6; Penarth 6 Cardiff 36;, Surrey 16 Ciril Service51 words
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Article18 1971-10-07 14 Colombo, Thursday. The England Rugby Union team beat Ceyion by 40 points to 11 here yesterday.18 words
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Article, Illustration2874 1971-10-07 15 SATURDAY CLASS 3 DIY. 1 6F inM FSOgBBftOS (Impac) B 9 9 00 202™ Mountain) E Breukelen 8 9.13 ***** SUGRIWA a (TJakra) Oeman 9 949 FULL REG AIT. A (LLG) West 4 9.19 ***** naWchoS Mai^I HI JOKY fVan Cbye) Samsurl 9 gJ)7 0 THREE2,874 words
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Article, Illustration366 1971-10-07 15 Penang gallops From Bine Peter In Penanf Dignitary and Separi did a splendid trial on a good track at Penang this morning. Breaking from the 4f the Samsurl trained pair steadily clapped on the pace to run the last 3f 36 4/5.366 words
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Article665 1971-10-07 15 SCRATCHINGS SATURDAY RACK ONE; 1.15 pa. CL S Dlt. s—7f—Bebelea, Pent'ak* n. Fimuwhj acceptor: No. 17 Policy Holder; RACE TWO: 1.45 ma.' CL I Dir. %—lt nIL Emerpnc; apeeptors; No. 17 Maaja, No. II Ama Stream, No. 1» Putter's BUI; RACE THREE: £.15 pm. a 5665 words
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Article174 1971-10-07 15 Bangkok, Thursday. Two Thai clubs, the Port Authority of Thailand and Rajvlthl finished first and second In group "B" preliminary round robin action of the second Queen's Cup football tournament here yesterday to enter the semi-finals. Eliminated from the tourney were the Army Club174 words
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Article117 1971-10-07 15 BASEBALL Pittsburgh, Thursday.— The Pittsburgh Pirates exploded for four runs in the sixth inntnyr to beat the San Francisco Giants, 9-6, and win the National Baseball League championship yesterday. The victory gave Pittsburgh the best-of-flve series, three games to one, and sent them into the world117 words
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Article112 1971-10-07 15 The Keppel Club "A" and "B" division stableford competition will be held over the Buklt Chermln course on Saturday. The draw and starting times: 115 im flhipUm Ckaar (14) ft* <**>» A* (14); Ell—T. hitot (IS), Lm J*h mar (15), M. B. Jettcrtn (17), j. a. ST-112 words
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Article14 1971-10-07 15 ■augr'.gr-g Borneo acoup ta a tiUutftr aoecwr. match at Pktnr Mk W14 words
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Article220 1971-10-07 15 Reuter London, Thursday England forwards Martin Chivers and John Radford tuned up for next week's vital European championship match against Switzerland by scoring two goals apiece in last night's English Football League Cup third round matches. Chivers, certain to lead the England attack against Switzerland, scoredReuter - 220 words
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Advertisement516 1971-10-07 14 Ow Tlra BtIM ALOIW AMY BKAN9 of Mossoge Cnam or Gametics you uh and get Itw mod luxurious rcKJxmQ ona •ttsctiyw tociqi Mossoge from Solon Phowix. Open every Thuradoy till 8 p.m. and Saturday till 5 p.m. Abo available Evwilng Beauty Culture and Habdressing Courses. Psrsonoity conducted by Roaolle Hernon516 words
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Advertisement304 1971-10-07 14 CHHSH Delicious 'Swiss Knight' and 'Milkmaid 1 cheese. At your provision shop. A wonderful mock. >- LOST ONI DOMRMAIN PINSCHIR— Block and Tan on* year old. Droao6M netgnrs orco. Kewora offered. Tel: *****7. LADIES HAIRDRESSING fruit juicss and hirbs, The now revolutionary European method of treatinQ focial disorders. BEAUTI-WAVES Salon304 words
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Miscellaneous101 1971-10-07 14 DR. KILDARE by Ken B*ld k"* II •fIVIIB Tfe LATE BOATS FttNV© WILL IS DC 10PIC OF TNB. CMT AT BLAIR... i Hi" 4 i fyb*. 177TTf 1J •x I 'V •h >E Sjc^;' *frss F k t V-v RIP KIRBY by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson MA/K XXJ CAM101 words
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Miscellaneous240 1971-10-07 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Volcano In Martinique. 6 Ticket speculator. IS Famous lady on horseback. 14 Namesakes of actress Day If Ammonia, compounds. 17 Sweet liqueur. 15 Discoverer of new stars: 2 20 Stocking ladder. 21 Macmlllsn's predecessor. 22 For goodness' —I 22 Good golf scores. 24 Paints a240 words
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271 1971-10-07 16 CROWDS PAUSE TO LISTEN TO SONGS Trishaw-riders the breed that refuses to be pushed off the roads by progress are making It more comfort? able for their fares to ride in vehicles with taped modern music. Most of these tri-shaw-riders are Eng-lish-speaking and271 words
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Article156 1971-10-07 16 What is the game that will make you rugged and at the same time keep your hair short? After all the Singapore government is trying so hard to achieve these two alms. "Rugby," said Air Commodore Bob WelghiU, manager of the visiting All England156 words
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Article56 1971-10-07 16 Christine Melton, coached by her fiancee Noel Crane, 34, swung a golf club for the first time on Tuesday at Dereham and the ball struck the boyfriend between the eyes, resulting in a four-inch-long cut "I'm going to stick to tennis," Christine said. "My fault,"56 words
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Article48 1971-10-07 16 Police are making a special effort to track down the man who stole the front licence plate' from a car. The vehicle belonged to the town's chief magistrate and head of the Thames Valley Police authority. It was parked outside the Burnham Police Station.48 words
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Article51 1971-10-07 16 AH FOOR: Don't you. agree that the government's decision to ban smoking In buses should be Implemented now as part of Its antipollution campaign? MEI LIN: I certainly do. It would make bus travel much healthier and cleaner. Moreover smoking in congested buses can be very irritating at51 words
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Article, Illustration44 1971-10-07 16 Nineteen-year old Sheran Tan Bee Hoon loves to fly high above the clouds to escape awhile from this troubled world. But for the moment she Is employed as a ground hostess with China Airlines. Her hobbies are bowling and swimming.44 words
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Article63 1971-10-07 16 Pope Paul VI and General Franco are the two most popular world figures among Spanish schoolchildren, according to a survey of 8000 children published In Madrid. The children, between seven and 14 years old, also listed President Nixon, Senator Edward Kennedy, Northern Ireland Parliamentarian Bernadette63 words
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Article150 1971-10-07 16 The famous Flamingo Park Zoo in Yorkshire wants to reward an unknown young hero for his Horatlo-llke feat there recently. Seven chimpanzees went on the rampage and "Horatio" threw his weight behind a door to prevent them escaping while 2000 visitors at the150 words
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Article25 1971-10-07 16 Firemen on Tuesday freed four-year-old Daren O'Connor after his finger got stuck In a television push-button control at his home In Reading.25 words
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Advertisement56 1971-10-07 16 MISS TEN PIN 1971 WINNER RECEIVES RETURN TRIP TO LONDON NAME: ADDRESS: TELEPHONE NO: ALL ENTRANTS MUST BE SINGAPORE CITIZENS BETWEEN 18-25 YEARS TWO NON-RETURN ABUE PHOTOGRAPHS TO ACCOMPANY ALL ENTRIES. CLOSING DATE NOVEMBER 6. 1971. ENTRY FEE $5.00 (PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT TAMPINEB HOME). WRITE TOMISS TEN FIN OF SINGAPORE56 words
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Miscellaneous385 1971-10-07 16 S Sisgspsrs 3.00 Opening and General Hospital 3.25 Nam Isalnyarkal 3.40 It's Happening In SlnjraDore 4.00 Housewives' Matinee 4.50 Close 6.00 Opening and Dr. Who 6.30 News In Brief 6.35 What Others Say 7.00 Fury— Big Brothers 725 Our Young Artists (C) 7.40 News (C) 750 Our Music Makers 8.05385 words
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Miscellaneous53 1971-10-07 16 SHORT RIBS V/HATSIHAT 5 A SEDAN CHAIR.IHE KINS "TRAVELS M It. II "urn r ll ▼V M SfJIC y> ■a? By Frank O'Neal WGOL&.TUKT Ones me an idea/ i 5® 1-IVJ is in 4Ai •J SIS: ANDY CAPP M m %x. Sll t ma.-,**! y'V *fc /i II? &>*• I53 words
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Miscellaneous390 1971-10-07 16 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you have a great deal of the reformer about you. You aee In your mind's eye a Utopian existence for all mankind and although you cannot believe In even the possibility of such a perfect world, you work towards that390 words
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