New Nation, 9 November 1971
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Title Section18 1971-11-09 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, November 9, 1971 No. 253 Price 15 cents bddbb SINGAPORE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 918 words
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Article12 1971-11-09 1 Police reported 53 accidents yesterday. Five of them were serious.12 words
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Article96 1971-11-09 1 The share market waa barely active. Industrials, which have been declining during the past few days showed a firm tendency to hold steady in buyers and sellers quotations. But trading was very thin. Gula Perak was steady at $1.16, I.A.C. at $1.41. U.OJ9. at $440. Empat Nombor96 words
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Article57 1971-11-09 1 Jakarta, Tuesday—A Singapore motorboat with a seven-member crew hag been detained In Pontianak, West Borneo, for fishing in Indonesian water illegally. An Indonesian Navy announcement said the boat, SMS 469 carrying two tons of fish waa captured at the Karlmata Straits between Borneo and Sumatra recently57 words
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Article57 1971-11-09 1 LATE NEWS Bangkok, Tuesday.— Twenty-seven people were killed when a bus collided head-on with a truck on the American-built Friendship Highway near Korat in North-east Thailand. Police said that more than 20 others were injured in the accident. Both the truck and the bus, which was57 words
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Article186 1971-11-09 1 Officers named in kickbacks probe Three senior officers from a local shipyard have been asked to resign because of alleged malpractices. This Is the result of an Investigation conducted by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau on the activities of some officers. The CPIB received information186 words
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149 1971-11-09 1 Reuter London, Tuesday A London travel firm has announced a new sea-and-air passenger service between England and Australia which will cost less than the journey over si century ago. The service, due to start next April, will use Jet flights from London to SingaporeReuter - 149 words
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Article30 1971-11-09 1 NAHA, Tuesday. Labour unions in Okinawa will stage 'a 24-hour general stnke tomorrow to protest the terms of the JapaneseAmerican treaty for reversion of Okinawa to Japanese rule.30 words
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Article, Illustration323 1971-11-09 1 Despite what the cynics said our trust in you was not misplaced —at least on the first day. New Nation's self-ser-vice distribution system introduced yesterday was a tremendous success. A preliminary count showed no loss. Instead at several stands, a number of 20-cent coins had323 words
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Article73 1971-11-09 1 Athens, Tuesday. The Greek Government announced last night that a $lBOO million industrial development contract signed early last year with Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis has been terminated by mutual consent. Under the contract, Mr. Onassis had agreed to build by 1977 an oil refinery with an73 words
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Article53 1971-11-09 1 Madrid. Tuesday—A Barcelona house wive received a packet of flower seeds through the mall, planted them and soon had a thriving opium crop In her backyard, police said. A chemist relative of the woman, who would not her name, discovered that the flowers were opium popples and53 words
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Article18 1971-11-09 1 Glasgow, Tuesday. A Scottish industrial mission headed by Lord Clydesmulr, is leaving here for China today.18 words
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Article, Illustration238 1971-11-09 1 Students from the Sekolah Menengah Tun Seri Lanang (above) reading through their notes an hour before they sat for their first paper in the SingaporeCambridge General Certificate of Education (Ordinary Level) examination this morning. Malay students in various centres In the Republic sat for the Islamic Religious238 words
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Article54 1971-11-09 1 Belfast Tuesday.—Major Michael Mealyer, the 34-year-old British army officer shot in the driveway of his Londonderry home by Irish Republican Army gunmen last Friday, was still In a serious condition in hospital yesterday. Maj. Mealyer, married with a son, was shot as he reversed his car54 words
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Article283 1971-11-09 1 Reuter Washington, Tuesday The United States has revoked licences for the export of $lO.B million worth of military equipment to Pakistan. The decision, removes a major Irritant In US relations with India. The only American military equipment exempted from this total embargo will be spare partsReuter - 283 words
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Article103 1971-11-09 1 United Press International Manila, Tuesday The opposition Liberal Party today scored an upset victory in the key race for mayor of Manila and jumped to a surprise lead in the crucial race for eight senators in the Philippine mid term elections. If the trend continues, theUnited Press International - 103 words
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Advertisement76 1971-11-09 1 FOR KL MEET, ACTION PICTURES AND THE RACE FINISHES: SEE PAGES 13 AM 15 Growing together to serve you better Together, the United Overseas Bank and the Chung Khiaw Bank have combined assets of over $1,000,000,000. Together we have fifty two branches in Malaysia Singapore three in Hong Kong. Together76 words
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Advertisement9 1971-11-09 1 Earlier report P. 5. Bhutto back, P. 7. advs9 words
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193 1971-11-09 2 The Labour Ministry's inspectorate carried out 285 investigations at worksites in September resulting in. the prosecution and conviction of five employers for infringing labour laws. The Ministry's latest monthly report says the five employers were fined a total of $1,295 for not complying193 words
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Article, Illustration636 1971-11-09 2 Violet Oon - Two for music and one for electronics b? Violet Oon Notes of joy are soaring through Singapore's blind community. Reason: Two of its members are being launched into musical careers and a third is getting a good Job in an electronics plant. The two636 words
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135 1971-11-09 2 Jakarta, Tuesday Tourism in South East Asian can be promoted through the spirit of Asea. cooperation. Inche Khlr Jo h a r i, Malaysian Minister for Commerce, Industry and Tourism who Is also President of the Pacific Area Travel Association said this at a Press135 words
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389 1971-11-09 2 t A National Science Centre to be completed by late 1972 will have facilities for training science teachers in the Republic, according to a recent overseas pubJlcatipn. The centre will have a specialised staff that would provide in-service courses for teachers in the teaching389 words
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213 1971-11-09 2 Inche Mohd. Ghazali Ismail, Parliamentary Secretary (Education), today praised those teachers who had taken the initiative to study English as a second language. He said that even though salary increments for Inservice courses had stopped they did not lose Interest in studying for the213 words
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282 1971-11-09 2 Singapore society is making too many demands on the modern woman. She is expected to be a wife, good mother, earning partner, social and community worker and even a politician—with the result that the home, children and family suffer. This is one of282 words
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371 1971-11-09 2 The last of the Western music stage clubs in Singapore goes local this evening. Well, almost all members of the cast are Asians. For the first time, the Sceneshifters, its English members gone with tne military puiiout, presents an operetta, Tne Lana of Smnes371 words
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186 1971-11-09 2 The Singapore Association of Social Workers is to set up a scholarship fund to assist students, who wish to take the Social Work and Social Administration course at the university of Singapore. This was one of the five resolutions adopted by the association at186 words
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Miscellaneous89 1971-11-09 2 lymniTiTl Temperatures in world cities yesterday: Jakarta 89-76 Bangkok 90-74 Hong Kong 78-71 Manila 85-70 Taipei 79-70 Seoul 59-39 Tokyo 55-44 London 50-45 Moscow 39-34 San Francisco 63-41 New York 39 30 Syaney 65-43 Melbourne 59-49 Canberra 56-38 Adelaiae 62-51 Perth 70-57 Darwin 85-72 Singapore Singapore's weather forecast from 189 words
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Miscellaneous60 1971-11-09 2 TIDES Today: 2.27 pjn. (8.6 ft). Tomorrow: 5 a.m. (6.9 ft), 3.27 pjn. (7.8 ft). u "day: 6.22 ajn. (6.8 ft), 4.50 pjn. (7.2 ft). Friday: 7.27 ajn. (7 ft), 6.46 pjn. (7 ft). 8.09 ajn. (7.4 ft), 8.12 pan. (7.3 ft). Sunday: 8.39 ajn. (7.8 ft), 9.07 pjn. (7.660 words
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191 1971-11-09 3 Singapore is to send a team of top management officers to Japan to study quality control systems in enterprises there. This follows a request from the Asian Productivity Organisation of Japan to the National Productivity Centre here for such a study mission. The191 words
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Article41 1971-11-09 3 Tel Aviv, Tuesday—The Commander-in-Chief of the Israeli Armed Forces, Lt. Oen. Halm Barlev, 47, will leave military services early next year to join Prime Minister Golda Meir's Cabinet as- Minister of Commerce and Industry, the newspaper Maariv said yesterday.41 words
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Article, Illustration179 1971-11-09 3 Working till the eleventh hour to save up enough money, Miss Liew Fie Lan, 27, is determined that this time she will get married. Her wedding has been postponed four times already this year, because she was unable to recover $3,000 which179 words
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Article284 1971-11-09 3 P.N. Balji - Priority to ex-national servicemen By P.N. Balji Bethlehem Shipyard will recruit another 500 men—most of them ex-national servicemen ln the next few months as part of its expansion plans. Mr. Victor Fang, the personnel manager of the yard, said: "We have an ambitious development284 words
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Article256 1971-11-09 3 Singapore's participation in a recent West Berlin fair has succeeded in further, widening its overseas market. This could be seen by the number of enquiries received not only during the period of the exhibition but even after the fair. The Singapore Manufacturers' Association has received some 100256 words
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334 1971-11-09 3 The 104-members of the Pyongyang Mansudae Art Troupe appear to lead a disciplined and rigid life Judging from their tight daily schedule. Except for official functions such as a garden party at the Istana. a courtesy call on the Minister of Culture,334 words
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Article143 1971-11-09 3 London Fashion mannequin, Moya Watkins, 26, Is making her debut here tomorrow at a charity show In aid of the Singapore Association for the Retarded. She will appear with six other local models who will .show off 36 outfits specially flown In from Paris and143 words
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Article71 1971-11-09 3 A one-man exhibition of painting and collage by Mr. Goh Beng Kwan will be officially opened by the American ambassador to Singapore, Mr. Charles Cross, at the National Library on Friday. The exhibition, sponsored jointly by the Singapore Art Society, the Society of Chinese Artists and the71 words
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Article21 1971-11-09 3 The Blood Transfusion Service Mobile Unit will be stationed at Changi Prison today from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 P.m.21 words
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Advertisement128 1971-11-09 3 j K "l *A H i -f*J k i ~^al •w m I VaJ -^B^^"' r V &S < y jk A quality milk product from vkiesuw mtraiEi mum P.O. Box 2332 56-58 Tlm Arcadi Singapore 1 Tatephorw: ***** for Christmas at ROBINSON'S wonderland A cascade of gift items for128 words
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Advertisement147 1971-11-09 3 iH* r K I; EEWi fe Make Deltaphone the second phone in your home When you add an extension study or kitchen. Its handset is phone... make it a Delta- half t>he weight of other types;, phone. The Deltaphone is a an electronic tone caller, with British Design-Award product volume147 words
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Miscellaneous89 1971-11-09 3 At the cinema Lido: Subterfuge—l.4s, 4, 6.30, 9.15 pjn. Capitol: The Long Chase (Mand).—l.3o, 4, 6.45, 9.30 p.m. Rex: Duel of Fists (Mand.)—l.4s, 4, 6.30, 9.30 pjn. Sky: Duel of Fists (Mand.)—l.4s, 4, 6.30, 9.15 pjn. State: Cannon For Cordoba—l.4s, 4, 7, 9.30 pjn. Globe: The Snake People —1.45, 4,89 words
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Article, Illustration366 1971-11-09 4 h rerson Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****: -V UNESCO's 25th anniversary was celebrated in Singapore with a cocktail party at the Premier Hotel, Singapore's new Hotel Training School. The party was given by Mr. and Mrs. Kwan Sai Kheong. Mr. Kwan hosted366 words
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THE VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article231 1971-11-09 4 What other newspapers are saying: AMERICAN AID. As a result of the US Senate's decision to slash American aid to foreign countries President Nixon will find it rather difficult to Implement his foreign policy especially with regard to his doctrine as expressed in Guam in July, 1969. The231 words
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Article473 1971-11-09 4 U.S.'s BIGGEST NUCLEAR TEST. The US is going to carry out the biggest nuclear test today at 11 a.m. (US time) on Amchitka Island in the Aleutians. The explosion, which is 250 times more powerful than that of the atomic bomb which destroyed Hiroshima, is to473 words
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Article596 1971-11-09 4 CHECK TUB DECADENT FAD OF KEEPING LONG nam Over the last two years, the vogue of keeping long hair has gradually become popular among young people In this country. -Almost all such long-haired youths like to wear fancy clothes, which make them look neither male nor female596 words
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Advertisement120 1971-11-09 4 A MOVIE CAMERA THAT FOCUSES AUTOMATICALLY! > f 881 HOWELL'S 309 SUPS 8 introducing Bell Howell's remarkable new 309. The first and only movie camera with automatic focusing! The 309's Focus-Matic System is fool proof, providing incredibly accurate focusing at the touch of a button. "here's a manual override too.For120 words
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375 1971-11-09 5 I\S'- Year's deepest strikes Saigon, Tuesday American warplanes struck at North Vietnaemese airfields far above tt&demilitarized zone yesterday for the second tfrne in two days since the departure of US Defence Secretary Melvln taird. The raids, against air fields at Vinh. on the coast375 words
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302 1971-11-09 5 Tuesdslay A swing against the Ruling Nacionalista P arty of President I Marcos was evident to- <iay from early returns ♦•to the Philippine elections afis the nation counted the final toll of a bloody campaign. National police reported r last night after polling booths302 words
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Article, Illustration93 1971-11-09 5 Everyone rushed to help when Lim Hock, 24, was hurt in a road accident last night His motorcycle hit a bus at the 6th mile, East Coast Road. A dozen passengers jumped from the bus, carried Mr. Lim to the roadside and rendered aid (above).93 words
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250 1971-11-09 5 Reuter Tuesday Big Ben, the world's most famous clock, ground to a halt yesterday. The giant cast iron hands of the 115-year-old timepiece were out of action for 67 minutes when wiring left by post office engineers got caught up in itsReuter - 250 words
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Article178 1971-11-09 5 Reuter Santiago, Tuesday Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro will arrive in Chile on Wednesday for a 10 to 15-day visit at the invitation of President Salvador Allende. It will be the first time in more than seven years that Prime Minister Castro has left Cuba.Reuter - 178 words
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Article226 1971-11-09 5 Reuter New Delhi, Tuesday A team of university students and government workers was sent into the Orissa cyclone disaster area yesterday to burn thousands of rotting corpses and carcasses. The death toll from the cyclone and tidal wave which struck India's east coast 10 dayReuter - 226 words
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Article187 1971-11-09 5 New York, Tuesday The UN General Assembly agreed yesterday to hold a full debate on attacks against diplomatic missions and personnel, including rifle shots fired into Soviet headquarters from the roof of a nearby building two weeks ago. The 131-natlon Assembly approved! the recommendation of187 words
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335 1971-11-09 5 New Nation Foreign Service Peking, Monday The Chineselanguage version of the famed Little Red Book ot quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-Tung has become virtually unobtainable in Peking during the past week. This might have seemed less significant if it had not coincided withNew Nation Foreign Service - 335 words
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Article149 1971-11-09 5 Reuter Peking, Tuesday Peking's summer palace, once the tranquil lakeside residence of Chinese emperors, pulsated with the beat of African tribal music yesterday as 10,000 Chinese children were given the treat of their lives. The Chinese hosts of a current Afro-Asian table tennis championship staged an extravaganza ofReuter - 149 words
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Advertisement54 1971-11-09 5 j \D SHOP AT THE HOUSE OF TANG Solve all your shopping problems for this Christmas. Buy all you need under one roof at The House of Tang. The House of Tang is well-stocked for this festive season. Specially imported ladies'and men's wear and accessories, cameras, sound equipment watches, and54 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration573 1971-11-09 6 Robert Toth - VETO POWER OVER TALKS From Robert Toth UN China's entry into the United Nations, with veto power in the Security Council, is seen by some Israeli and US officials as a potential monkey wrench In the delicate Middle East peace ne?. gotlations. Peking573 words
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Article547 1971-11-09 6 Mary Lee - What the girls and their mothers say about sex-drug traps By Mary Lee SINGAPORE Parents have a duty to their children to keep themselves wellinformed about drug abuse. This was the opinion of several girls between 16 and 19 years old. They were commenting on a warning by547 words
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Article, Illustration703 1971-11-09 6 Frederick Marks - Peking wants Tokyo to cut relations with Taipeh first From Frederick Marks JAPAN A 400-mile stretch of the East China Sea is all that lies between southern Japan and China. But the diplomatic isolation between the two powers is a formidable obstacle which will703 words
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897 1971-11-09 6 John Pareell - They are waiting for a new Constitution From John Pareell CAMBODIA Cambodia plays host to the Asian Parliamentary Union (APU) this month without a legislature of its own and with the Cabinet in unfettered control of both the war and civil administration. Officials say the897 words
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Article, Illustration337 1971-11-09 6 Agence France Presse Former French Cultural Affairs Minister Andre Malraux said in a Time magazine interview published yesterday he believed Peking and Taipeh "agreed long ago" that Taiwan would revert to Peking's control after the death of President Chiang Kai-shek. Mr. Malraux, whoAgence France Presse - 337 words
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Advertisement31 1971-11-09 6 J' 3 > On every Tueday and Friday we open for the nite shoppers fMi 9»3opm. Corre with the family METRO SUPREME D££ PA RTWF:NT STORE feSSTISO lis qot what you want31 words
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Article430 1971-11-09 7 ...if it attacks Pakistan Reuter Islamabad, Tuesday Pakistan's special envoy Mr. Zujfikar All Bhutto returned here yesterday from three days in China and warned that India would "meet their doom" if they dared to attack Pakistan. But he said Pakistan cherished peace and would not fireReuter - 430 words
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285 1971-11-09 7 Reuter Tokyo, Tuesday Experts from four of the world's largest cities have agreed that they something in common air and water pollution, noise and nowhere to put their rubbish. The officials, representing the municipal administrations of New York, London, Chicago and Tokyo, describedReuter - 285 words
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Article47 1971-11-09 7 New York, Tuesday.—Aspirin Is a dangerous drug which can cause intestinal hemorrhage, a Maryland university Professor warned yesterday. Professor Vernon M. Smith, a gastro-entology expert, said there was no doubt that aspirin was dangerous and that two tablets could do more harm than two cigarettes.47 words
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330 1971-11-09 7 Reuter Paris, Tuesday President Georges Pompidou leads France in a day of homage to General. Charles de Gaulle today, a year after the founder of the Free French and Fifth French Republic died at his country home. The homage will range fromReuter - 330 words
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Article, Illustration50 1971-11-09 7 A New York hotel commissionaire points the way for one of the members of China's advance party to the UN. The six-man Chinese team had just checked into the hotel after their arrival and were on their way to the Albanian UN headquarters.50 words
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Article326 1971-11-09 7 Reuter New York, Tuesday A six-man advance party of China's delegation to the United Nations arrived in New York yesterday amid tight security precautions. About 75 uniformed policemen, reinforced by more than 40 plainclothes officers, were on duty as the plane carrying the Chinese partyReuter - 326 words
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Article56 1971-11-09 7 Hong Kong, Tuesday.— Hong Kong's new governor. Sir Murray Macletaose 1b due to arrive In the colony on November 19 to assume his governorship, a government spokesman said yesterday. A ceremonial welcome which will Include a 17gun salute Is being prepared for the 54-year-old governor, who will56 words
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Article228 1971-11-09 7 Reuter London, Tuesday President Tito yesterday ended a twoday visit to Britain and announced that Prime Minister Edward Heath had accepted his invitation to visit Yugoslavia. The President, had earlier held discussions with Mr. Heath and Foreign Secretary Sir Alec DouglasHome. He told reporters at LondonReuter - 228 words
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Article168 1971-11-09 7 Reuter Amman, Tuesday King Hussein has agreed to the return of Iraqi troops to Jordan during discussions here with Dr. Abdullah AlKhodeir, Iraq's Minister of Unity, diplomatic sources said yesterday. Dr. Khodelr, who was acting as special envoy of Iraq's President Ahmed Hassan Bakr,Reuter - 168 words
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Article313 1971-11-09 7 Reuter AFP Dublin, Tuesday Prime Minister Jack Lynch's chances of surviving a censure motion vote linked to the bloodstained crisis in Northern Ireland appeared slightly brighter yesterday as Parliament prepared for a showdown today. The fate of the Fianna Fail government lies in theReuter; AFP - 313 words
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Article330 1971-11-09 8 Anything that helps foster bi-lingualism is obviously a good thing. As such, the Ministry of Education's plan to start free Chinese tuition classes at three centres in January deserves active support. Efforts towards fluency of a second language among students have not produced the desired results largely330 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article93 1971-11-09 8 It's good to save with the rising cost of living in Singapore, but a friend of mine almost landed up with a bad bargain. "Offered for sale at an unbelievable price cut was t.h<* crockery set," she said. "I was all set to grab it when93 words
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Article107 1971-11-09 8 The taxi-drivers who have been anchoring themselves outside Telok Ayer Basin Gate 4, have become extremely disgruntled. It is only one sailor in ten from the USS Enterprise who boards a taxi. All the others walk into town via Shenton Way or Robinson Road. "They've become107 words
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Article52 1971-11-09 8 The dynamic chairman of the Consumer Assocla- tlon of Singapore (CASE), Dr. Henry Ong, leaves on Friday for a three-week stay in Britain where he will study the latest developments on the consumer front In the meanwhile, the first issue of the association's journal, CASE REPORT, is52 words
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Article, Illustration1059 1971-11-09 8 GERALD de CRUZ - GERALD de CRUZ One of the phrases that I dislike intensely Is "the permissive society." Everything that we think 1 Is wrong, or disturbing, or which erodes our valuesystem, Is blamed on "the permissive society." The ohrase suggests that1,059 words
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Letters
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Article299 1971-11-09 8 FOO KIA JUAH - FOO KIA JUAH I refer to the article in New Nation on October 28 under the heading, "We must refrain from actions which will arouse suspicions of our intentions." In his article, Mr. Jackie Sam writes: "A Singaporean travelling through Indonesia almost Inevitably finds himself asked299 words
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Article206 1971-11-09 8 Referring to Mr. Palmer's reply (New Nation, November 2) tendering his apo- logy for RTS newsreader's pronunciation slips, I would like to suggest that RTS, being Singapore's official organ, should not allow young announcers who are c-.aaictect to the habit of speaking (or reading) English with "slippery"206 words
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Article115 1971-11-09 8 DAVID ANG - DAVID ANG The road from the junction of Jalan Bukit Merah to Henderson Roaa is in' a very bad condition. Travelling in a bus along this road is like riding a sampan in a rough sea. Some pits are about five to seven feet wide and115 words
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Article144 1971-11-09 8 MISS CHAN LOY CHAN - MISS CHAN LOY CHAN Public Relations Of fleer, Public Health Dtririon, Singapore. I refer to the letter (N.N. October 20) by V.N. Mahtani on the subject "Pine Over Utter." A total of four premises were tlcketted on the same morning for similar offences. The writer144 words
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Article151 1971-11-09 8 Bus service No. 71 of ABB Co. operating between Geylanf and Sembawang Circus should ndt be allowed to deviate into Jalan Woodbridge. These buses are always racing along thl s narrow, winding stretch either fully packed like sardine cans auring peak hours or practically empt/ during151 words
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Advertisement68 1971-11-09 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. I 7Si EC w v &folioge plonts, fruit trees, flower pott fertilizers etc' We undertake to plant trees, flowers i grass in your homes gardens iSBS HOLLAND NURSERY 75, *Vt «J. HOLLANO ROAD, SINGAPORE 10. TEL: 631 06168 words
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Miscellaneous26 1971-11-09 8 S3 ff >/ 1 i m k > S3 x > s ■MM I T IS v Ya 1 s\> fc* 1/ »V TEMPER, TEMPER U r r IrJL26 words
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Article, Illustration712 1971-11-09 9 Tan Chung Lee - By Tan Chung Lee Ever wondered why tree-planting is fast becoming a national pastimef The answer, lies In' the faqt that trees hkve an aesthetic as wtll as utilitarian value. Tree and shrub foliage combat sir and dust pollution by purifying the air in712 words
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Article405 1971-11-09 9 The type of treellned avenues some see only In tourist brochures are right here In tropical Singapore if only one cares to look for them. Usually, because of traffic and other distractions, one tends to concentrate at eye-level and at artifacts and other commercialia than at405 words
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Article675 1971-11-09 9 The worldwide battle against drugs is anything but new. Time and again, nations have got together to combat their cultivation, manufacture and sale, as well as addiction to them. Even now when the world has become more alert to the menace, and Information is675 words
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Article, Illustration718 1971-11-09 9 Betty Khoo - By Betty Khoo Nowdays you are lucky if you have a garden the size of a postage stamp in your front. yard, and perhaps a slightly bigger strip at the back. If you have one then you can participate In the annual tree planting718 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration518 1971-11-09 10 A COMPACT refrlgerator has invaded many offices, bars, hotel rooms and even living rooms. And no wonder. Because this versatile, economical and practical little wonder not only fits into any setting but has room enough to store drinks for a party or food for518 words
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Advertisement234 1971-11-09 10 the spotlight is on automatic ice-maker (to defrosting dual temperature control roil-away wheels up front juice can caddy extra large glide-out freezer basket now you'll be Nmgz International IPtei Limited I n DISCOUNT w'd Iff BEST SERVICE M ,v. fe_. m yj&xmw FOR SOUND ft PHOTOGRAPHY 12/16 COtIYER QUAY. SINGAPORE234 words
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Advertisement81 1971-11-09 10 BROTHER 701 THE SEWING MACHINE WITH a ~i >' v [IQT Modern iPVI Automatic I No wonder it is MOST wanted Sewing Machine! Ma*es sewing eyen the most complicated patterns SMITA AGENCIES Students Who Go Overseas! QUILTS OVERCOATS SCARVES CARDIGANS JUMPERS PYJAMAS PULLOVERS UNDERWEAR AMD OTHER WINTER KMSEMRLK FOOK ON81 words
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Advertisement162 1971-11-09 10 ill m ii< n! The Perfect Gift from the Orient— Available at Peter Chews Robinson, Fitxpatricks, Bonton Ltd., Harrow*, Locks Trodors, Ming Gift Shop, Metrotex, Mandarin Gift Shop, Mulcbands, Malaya C2||> U||A*| C> at wflK jrorw, nviol Hotol Shangri-la, Ming Court Malaysia, Hilton, Premier Dopartmontol storo, Cuscadan Homo, Raffles Hotol162 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration188 1971-11-09 11 The Melbourne Cup Is the biggest horse-racing event In Australia. But the horses aren't the only traes that draw the crowd's attention. Melbourne's fashion writers and editors made their annual pilgrimage to the race-track at Flemlngton last week to get design ideas or gossip188 words
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Article, Illustration517 1971-11-09 11 RUTH MOSES - Discipline falters and on goes 21b. RUTH MOSES I jumped on the scales this morning at the end of my second week of Operation Weight Loss and to my horror and distress, two of my precious lost pounds. had been regained. How? Well, to begin with,517 words
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Article345 1971-11-09 11 Pennsylvania, Tuesday Should women be ordained priests? No, according to Anglican Bishop C. K. Myers of California. He said: "The male image about God pertains to the divine initiative in creation. Initiative is in itself a male rather than a female attribute. The sexuality of Christ Is345 words
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Advertisement198 1971-11-09 11 STAR BRAND OVEN FRESH CAKES JUST IMPORTED FROM WEST GERMANY CAKES JN^ TINS applejpTeTcake almoncTtopped FRUIT CAKE M A RBLE K E POPPY^CAKE Doily Food Chilly Sauce adds utt to your meals and recommended for Grills. We specialise in Banana ii Potato Chips, Nutmegs, Durian Cakes. Prawn pasta (HoeKo), Ikon198 words
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
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261 1971-11-09 12 United Press International New York, Tuesday Stock declined in slow trading yesterday. There was little in the news budget to account for the setback, and it appeared investors were waiting for postfreeze economic decisions. Mr. Lcuien Hooper, analyst for WJS. Hutton and Company,United Press International - 261 words
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199 1971-11-09 12 Reuter London, Tuesday The market closed quietly steady after fluctuating narrowly around opening levels. Sources cited Wall Street's continued weakness and threat of an all-out toolroom strike in the Midlands for lack of investor interest. At 1500 hrs the Financial Times Index wasReuter - 199 words
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Article173 1971-11-09 12 r>i^| Am Branda Am Can AT T A A P AMMAdfc Bath Steal Caterp Tiu 40^1 Chryaler Coea-CoU 113 Control Data Corn oi WJu 174* Dom Cham E Kodak Ford Mot Oaa Dyaam- Oan Elac Oan Foods Ganaral Mot 79* OTE 29* Goodyear Oulf OU IBM Int173 words
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Article96 1971-11-09 12 KUCHXNG, Tues. More and more American businessmen are becoming Interested in investing in Malaysia, a United States commercial attache said yesterday. Mr. Cornells Jhan Goinga, Commercial Attache of the ÜB. embassy In Kuala Lumpur, said American exports to Malaysia for 1970 were more than three times96 words
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Article1204 1971-11-09 12 TRENDS AND MOVES IN THE MAJOR STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS 1979-1971 High Low 1 wk. ago 4 wks •f* Stock Clestaj Bayer I Wee i 0«iei» hut sale DhrMP/ETnrnYleld Ratio Orer INDUSTRIALS 2.93 1J0 2.80 3.32 1.75 346 4.00 1.74 3.82 3.42 231 3.58 8.10 1.58 8 451,204 words
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196 1971-11-09 12 A Singapore refinery is encouraging all Its employees to submit proposals for safety measures In efforts to maintain its good industrial safety record. "Cash awards are offered to all those who come out with novel suggestions," said the Safety Offl6er, Mr. Thomas196 words
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Article130 1971-11-09 12 The Moscow Narodny Bank will open Its SlngaSre premises sited at the dustrlal and Commercial Bank, ground floor, on Wednesday November 24. A reception to mark the opening will be held at the Shangri-La Hotel where the bank will host members of the business and banking130 words
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152 1971-11-09 12 The Asian Development Bank has approved a loan of US$l3.4 million to Malaysia for construction of a section of the Kuala Lum-pur-Karak Highway on Federal Route 2. Federal Highway Is the only direct route which links the east and west coast. The loan152 words
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Article83 1971-11-09 12 American Express reports Increased sales in the travel division and travellers cheques despite reports that the uncertain currency situation might curb overseas travel. This was stated by the chairman and chief executive officer, Mr. Howard Clark, when releasing the nine-month earnings figures for the company. Consolidated net83 words
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104 1971-11-09 12 LIMA, Tues. Ninety six developing nations asked the United States yesterday to revoke the ten per cent surcharge on imports from all the third world countries. The request, made by the Group of 77 which represents 1600 million of the world's poorest people104 words
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Article68 1971-11-09 12 TOKYO: The US Treasury Secretary Mr. John Connally comes to Tokyo today with demands that Japan sharply raise the price of its currency, and take other steps to help stem the outflow dollars from the United States. Tokyo newspapers, calling his visit "Typhoon Connally," predicted that Prime68 words
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Article70 1971-11-09 12 JAKARTA: Indonesia's rice production is expected to reach 12.75 million tons this year, 250,000 tons above the planned target, according to an Agriculture Ministry official. Mr. Mashud Wlrjasapu- tra, the ministry secretarygeneral, told a meeting of ministry officials in East Java on Saturday the target70 words
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Article67 1971-11-09 12 BRUSSELS: The United States has warned the European Common Market against setting up discriminatory trade agreements with nations not becoming "ull members of the market, the US. mission to the Community announced yesterday. The warning was made public as the foreign ministers of the common67 words
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Article67 1971-11-09 12 rJwP k< >NG: a huge oil ff c^ tlng more than US$25O million will be built on Lamma island flf the Hong Kong government approves an application wSSI S 6 SheU Company of Hong Kong. If built, the refinery will be one of the largest67 words
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Article52 1971-11-09 12 TOKYO:- A three-man mission from Nippon Steel Japan's biggest steel producer, left for Peking yesterday to reopen China! 16 8 8 relattons was barred irom the Chinese market Jy year because of its invdlvement in the private Japan-Nationalist Chinese co-operation com--s*2®*; The mission would days52 words
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Article39 1971-11-09 12 The Austra2S2uSOTenunent *lll send a gf" 1 J° Asia a restrictions on the a £^f XtUe llnport rom the region into the Australian market The mission was expected to be in Hong Kong before Christmas g39 words
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210 1971-11-09 12 V.K. Chin - From V.K. Chin Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday Mr. James Morgan, chairman of Stenhouse Leow (Pte) Limited, a local firm of insurance brokers, will arrive in Singapore today to visit his office. Stenhouse Leow was formed in June 1971. a merger between Stenhouse International of the210 words
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Advertisement121 1971-11-09 12 Australian Industrial Trade Hotel Singapore November 8-13 lpm-Bpm Tues.toFri. 11 am-4 pm Sat. O Australian Department of trade and Industry t* SfJf- v < r > t t ■>. T' v? x > See the latest and best from 50 of Australia's top industrial manufacturers. This equipment is specially chosen121 words
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Article, Illustration161 1971-11-09 13 UP... This dramatic action picture by New Nation photographer Brian Culley shows Royal Brass (No. 11), ridden by Miss Tlbbatts overtaking pacemaker Pretty Dolly at the last hurdle to clear away for an easy win In the hurdles race at Bukit Timah on Saturday. The picturePICTURES: Brian Culley - 161 words
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Article991 1971-11-09 13 From Blue Peter A half brother to the celebrated Daryl's Joy, winner of the Victorian Derby and now In the United States, will make his debut at the forthcoming Selangor Turf Club November meeting which begins on Saturday. He Is Djebel Druse. DJebel Druse991 words
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Article228 1971-11-09 13 London, Tuesday England's Test wic-ket-keeper Alan Knott is on the dole, according to the Sunday Mirror. The paper says he queues at an employment exchange every week to pick up about $lOB.BO benefit. Knott said last night: "It might sound odd to some people, but228 words
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176 1971-11-09 13 John Arlott, that superb cricket broadcaster, has written a book about Fred Trueman (Fred: Portrait of a Fast Bowler. Published by Eyre and Spottiswoode). The book has Just been reviewed by Sir Neville Cardim, who was enthralled oy by some of the writing. As176 words
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Article64 1971-11-09 13 Colombo, Tuesday—Official approval has been given to the Ceylon Cricket Control Board to go ahead with plans for the proposed tour of Ceylon by the Pakistan national team at the end of this month. A sports ministry spokesman said yesterday that Ceylon's Ministry of Defence64 words
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Article79 1971-11-09 13 Pennsylvania, Tuesday.— A central Pennsylvania man claimed a world record in long distance soaring on Sunday at State College. Karl Striedick, 34, took off from a field behind his mountain top home five miles from here in a fibre glass sailplane, flew 275 miles to Narrows, Virginia, 40'79 words
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Article349 1971-11-09 13 United Press International New York, Tuesday The Oakland Raiders backed in Into sole possession of first place in the West while the Pittsburgh Steelers moved smartly into a tie with the Cleveland Browns in the Central division on Sunday in the key games in theUnited Press International - 349 words
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238 1971-11-09 14 FOOTBALL London, Tuesday Asa Hartford, the 177,000 pound West Bromwlch Albion footballer whose transfer to Leeds United was cancelled at the weekend because of a heart condition, will know today what the future holds for him when a specialist's report is made public. Leeds called238 words
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Article143 1971-11-09 14 London, Tuesday Chelsea striker Tommy Baldwin notched a hat-trick as his London club cruised into the quarterfinals of the Football League Cup last night with a 6-0 win oyer Bolton Wanderers in their fourth round replay. John Hollins got two goals, one of them from the penalty143 words
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Article, Illustration395 1971-11-09 14 Arrangements are now being made for sporting meets between local teams and the crew from the US Navy nuclear powered aircraft carrier, the USS Enterprise. Even before the arrival of the Enterprise on Saturday. the United States Information Service had been making enquiries and395 words
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187 1971-11-09 14 Paris, Tuesday China reached the finals of both the men's and women's team events at the French International table tennis championships here yesterday. Although the Chinese, appearing in France for the first time since 1965, are fielding only their second best team, they187 words
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Article160 1971-11-09 14 Reuter London, Tuesday Europe's first fullsize synthetic turf soccer pitch, laid in a park in north London, was ceremonially opened yesterday. The 100 metres by 64 metres pitch, which cost 190,000 sterling, has a surface of tough, grass-like nylon blades. At yesterday's opening it looked inReuter - 160 words
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Article60 1971-11-09 14 Perth, Tuesday. Two Perth soccer teams claim to have set a world soccer marathon playing record of 20 hours 37 minutes. Perth City beat Olympic 76-68 in the match, which started .here oh Friday. The teams had 10 minute breaks between 45-minutes sessions to beat the record60 words
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Article31 1971-11-09 14 Bangkok. Tuesday— South Korea, the defending champions, were held to a surprise 2-2 draw by Malaysia last night, on the second day of the fourth King's Cup soccer tournament.31 words
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Article148 1971-11-09 14 Favourites Ten, Jack, Queen, King snatched the lead in the Esso Bowling League after trouncing lowly United IV 4-0 at Jackie's Orchard over the weekend. Last week's league leaders, One Plus Five, gave away their top spot when they suffered a shock 4-0 defeat to the148 words
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Article44 1971-11-09 14 New York, Tuesday.—Each Pittsburgh Pirate will receive U5518,164 for the world series victory. The Pirates, who defeated San Francisco in four games in the playoffs, scored a seven-game upset over Baltimore in the series. Baltimore's individual shares came to U5513,906.46.44 words
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Article131 1971-11-09 14 Columbus, Ohio, Tuesday World heavyweight champion Joe Frazier said here yesterday that a return bout with former champ Muhammad All (Cassieus Cla?) would probably not take place until 1973 or even 1974. "Legal and financial problems" seemed likely to rule out the idea of a return131 words
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Article37 1971-11-09 14 London, Tuesday.— Britain's Danny McAlinden defeated Dick Gosha of Chicago, 111., last night when the referee stopped their heavyweight fight in the ninth of a scheduled 10 rounds to save the American unnecessary punishment.37 words
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403 1971-11-09 15 From Blue Peter Sinwachuan did a splendid gallop on the t>and here this morning. With Wadi Ahmad astride Sinwachuan strode out fluently over 3f in 38 2/5. Due to heavy rain yesterday, the going was heavy and all gallops were done on the sand. It's403 words
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Article, Illustration310 1971-11-09 15 Follow the horses marked with a Misty Anne fot in front early from Robin Star and Leader. Robin Star hit the front at the home turn and drew away to win as he liked from the fast finishing Leader. j imi —■mi m —i—' ii i310 words
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Article154 1971-11-09 15 Tokyo, Tuesday The topsy -1 ur v y Asian men's basketball championship swung firmly in Japan's favour as the host nation stunned the Philippines with a one-sided 93-69 victory. The result left Japan as the only unbeaten team, hoping for a victory over South Korea in154 words
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Article338 1971-11-09 15 United Press International New York, Tuesday New Zealander Bob Charles, watching a stiff wind whip the flags of 46 nations in a circle around the 18th green, had a warning yesterday for golfers unaccustomed to the *>GA National Golf Club's tricky east course at Palm BeachUnited Press International - 338 words
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Article196 1971-11-09 15 United Press International London, Tuesday The International Yacht Racing Union (IYRU) yesterday recommended the restriction of entries at future international events to help ease problems of organisation. The recommendation was made by the permanent committee of the IYRU which began week-long policy discussions at the Royal ThamesUnited Press International - 196 words
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Article299 1971-11-09 15 Reuter Melbourne, Tuesday The Australian Lawn T e. n n i s Association hopes to promote a circuit in South-East Asia within the next few years to counter waning interest at home. Singapore has not been considered for inclusion in the circuit. Association presidentReuter - 299 words
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147 1971-11-09 15 The preliminary round of the third annual Police-Military sepak takraw tournament will begin at the Police Academy on December 3 at 7.30 p.m. The participating teams are, Vigilante Corps, Armed Forces,# Police, and the Special Constabulary. The finals will be held at the Mountbatteg147 words
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Article208 1971-11-09 15 Keval Singh of EuroRep won the United Overseas Bank men's Inter-Bank open Individual big walk title over nine miles on Sunday. Keval clocked lhr 40min 29.8 sec In the annual walk from the UOB head office at Cecil Street, to Mountbatten Road and back.208 words
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Article39 1971-11-09 15 The Singapore Island Country Club division "C" and "D" medal stroke competitions will be played on Saturday. The "D" medal will be teed-off over the Slme course while the "C" medal will be over the new course.39 words
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Article35 1971-11-09 15 Pretoria, South Africa, Tuesday—Tiger Lance, the former South African Test player, took six wickets for 55 runs yesterday to. help Northern Transvaal beat Griqualand West in a Currie Cup section "B" match here.35 words
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Advertisement13 1971-11-09 13 Ail Sunday's race finishes and today's Kuala Lumpur gallops are on Page 15.13 words
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Miscellaneous147 1971-11-09 14 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald b S s ANP SEE IP WE CAN'T LOCATE A FAIR OF <f SHOES PpR >OU... > WHAT SIZE SIZE? 0H...„ > 6A ...4. BUT I thought.., I THINK WE CAN LOCATE A RMR, PR. KILPARE...THEY MAY NOT BE NEW... OR EVEN STYLISH BUT IT'LL147 words
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Article126 1971-11-09 16 It is no longer necessary to travel to the Jurong Bird Park to catch a glimpse of our beautiful feat he red friends. Just pick up a matchbook. A beautiful set of matchbooks depicting scenes from the Jurong Bird Park have been created by Mr.126 words
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90 1971-11-09 16 An electrically-operated kneejolnt for artificial legs —believed to be the first of its kind—has been developed by a technical team at Calgary's General Hospital in Canada. The Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists was told this week that a 24-year-old patient whose leg was90 words
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Article54 1971-11-09 16 AH FOOK: Why should policemen be given priority to buy the three-room HDB flats? Citizens of Singapore should be treated in the same way. MEI LIN: I think there Is no policeman staying In your block. Two police officers are staying in my block and as a result54 words
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Article, Illustration83 1971-11-09 16 Miss Jenny Foo, 20, has practically seen all four corners of the world but only in pictures. As secretary of a photographic service firm, Jenny handles all the correspondence and pictures the firm is assigned. "It is very interesting. Not only do I meet a lot83 words
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Article219 1971-11-09 16 When Professor Ken Henry rattled his ring of keys in the glass container, two mice ran around the cage wildly and then collapsed. One died and one huddled nervously. The experiment conducted in Davis, California, was part of a study to determine if219 words
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495 1971-11-09 16 PROJECT TO MAKE OIL FROM WASTE In the year 2,000 a motorist will pull up to a service station and an- attendant may fill his tank with petrol produced from animal wastes. The possibility is not remote. Scientists at the US Bureau495 words
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Miscellaneous96 1971-11-09 16 SHORT RIBS I&Z.'MZQ&SMS CXJTOFtJMAIOKi z 1 sag s. r 4 Vdr Hi! say old wukt do vfco do V for tue -roueisTS, Attmo HEfcH FOR EXCITEMENT? I "WE MCJWTIUG SFASOM 1 OPENS TOMORROW H V UCtfAL SUB3BCTS PCWNTHBRB. HBARMt! pi P_ b By Frank O'Neal ll|NKlK.TMl«NlNilt t LL OOT POLW96 words
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