New Nation, 14 January 1972
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Title Section15 1972-01-14 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Friday evening, January 14, 1972 No. 302 Price 15 cents NEW NATION15 words
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Article35 1972-01-14 1 London, Friday More than* 7,000 workers in Britain's motor industry, the country's biggest dollar earner,, are now idle as a result of two strikes, one of them because two men were sacked.35 words
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Article13 1972-01-14 1 Police reported a total of 56 accidents yesterday. Two were serious.13 words
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Article97 1972-01-14 1 Trading was brisk this morning In the share market with Industrials making marginal gains. World Wide was marked up nine cents to $1.99. Quia Perak moved up two cents from yesterday's $1.20. National Iron gained two cents to $4.02. Far Bast was up one cent to $2.18.97 words
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Article56 1972-01-14 1 LATE NEWS More than 20 patients who turned up at the Upper Serangoon Road out-patient dispensary were turned away this morning because there was not enough medicine after a burglary last night. The patients were told to go to other government clinics. The doctor on duty examined56 words
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Article, Illustration293 1972-01-14 1 Wee Beng Hnat - Revenge theory in 50-year-old labourer's death Pictures and story by Wee Beng Hnat Wee Beng Hnat A 50-year-old father of eight, found dead near his house in Bedok today, may have been the victim of a revenge killing. His body and blood-spat-tered bicycle were found293 words
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Article241 1972-01-14 1 Reuter Washington, Friday Nato allies, concerned about possible expansion of Soviet influence in the Mediterranean. have agreed to offer Malta about $96 million to preserve naval bases on the island, diplomatic sources said yesterday. The new offer, expected to be advanced shortly by Britain, isReuter - 241 words
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Article23 1972-01-14 1 Belfast. Friday—British troops arrested 74 men in Northern Ireland yesterday in a hunt for suspected members of the Irish Republican Army.23 words
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Article341 1972-01-14 1 Reuter London. Friday—Dr. Kofi Busla last night declared that the people of Ghana would overthrow the military group which claimed to have ousted him as Prime Minister yesterday. In a statement made at the home of the Ghana High Commissioner here, Dr. Busla said: "I believeReuter - 341 words
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Article69 1972-01-14 1 Bangkok, Friday Delegates from China are expected to attend the 28th session of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE) in Bangkok from March 15 to 27. Peking failed to send representatives to any of the ECAFE meetings held after it was admitted to69 words
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182 1972-01-14 1 Salisbury, Friday. An African was killed and nine others wounded when police opened fire during a violent demonstration yesterday. The police last night linked the demonstration with an African nationalist campaign against the Anglo Rhodeslan settlement proposals. An official statement said police were "compelled182 words
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Article80 1972-01-14 1 Lahore, Friday. Pakistan* President Bfcatto nas asked other countries not to be unnecessarily hasty in recognising Bangia Desh. "I am working to maintain some link between East and West Pakistan." be saidReferring to the statement by the East Bengali leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman that ail links80 words
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Advertisement109 1972-01-14 1 inSIDE TGORV A f ''A I AC'S Build up a little happiness J* s 4% o i* ?v i. Save now to provide for a future she deserves. A future of hope, a future of happiness. We offer good security and interest for your deposits, so you can save more109 words
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Article, Illustration93 1972-01-14 2 It was Blood Donation Day at the SGS electronic firm in Toa Payoh yesterday when 45 workers downed tools for several hours to do their bit for the community. They trooped into the canteen with their factory overalls still on and gave 25 pints93 words
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Article300 1972-01-14 2 Peter Ong - Complaints of unprofitable runs By Peter Ong Singapore's bus services, reorganised last April, may be altered again soon but it is unlikely to make much difference to travellers. Informeu sources said the change would Involve a reallocation of routes to the three bus300 words
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Article232 1972-01-14 2 Wee Beng Huat - By Wee Beng Huat Secret society members have begun their rounds to collect Chinese New Year "ang-pows" (red packets of cash gifts) from hundreds of hawkers, shopkeepers and stall owners. This subtle extortion Is done without violence. In some Instances oranges are offered in exchange232 words
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Article345 1972-01-14 2 Patrick de Souza - By Patrick de Souza Local educationists think that adult education television may have a big impact on education in the short term. A lecturer in the Malay Studies Department of the University of Singapore, Mr. Tham Seong Chee, said television made it possible a larger345 words
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179 1972-01-14 2 Police are Investigating two cheating cases involving three cheques, totalling more than $BO,OOO. v The cheating cases Involved the same person who obtained credit terms for purchases from two firms. When asked for payment, the man, supposedly to be the manager of an Import and179 words
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Article26 1972-01-14 2 The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will attend the Obstetrics and Gynaecology Society's dinner at the Mandarin Hotel tomorrow at 7.45 p.m.26 words
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Advertisement179 1972-01-14 2 Nordisk Solar Hanging Lamps Price: SI 90.00 t?Hmm* >- Nordisk Solar iiuiuiw JUKI M Hanging Lamps Price: 5150.00 If feci M zm m KALEDOSCOPE OF COLOURS i t Jt Unique three-shell porcelain, hanging v/ 2 iJ, mz lamps which change •<3 illuminated. Immensely rich hue- Ts#sT* an exclusive import from179 words
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Advertisement74 1972-01-14 2 EVERYWOMAN A Gyr>aero!oqic;* Glil'' *qt lifo A hrillul'ilf, lu -Cj. hr-if h v .1 qyn.ioro 0 l .1 lis -l v. f> i ~i• 'u' explanation .i'l k H"" bO^ai EVERYWOMAN A series on womanhood written by an eminent obstetrician and gynaecologist which EVERY WOMAN must read Other highlights in74 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous61 1972-01-14 2 Tides Today: 8.46 a.m. (2.6 m), 1105 p.m. (2.4 m). Tomorrow: 9.34 a.m. (2.7 m), 11.39 p.m. (2.5 m). Sunday: 10.17 a.m. (2.9 m). Monday: 12.11 a.m. (2.6 m), 10.58 p.m (3 m). Tuesday: 12.43 a.m. (2.7 m), 11.40 a.m. (3.1 m). Wednesday: 1.12 a.m. (2.7 m), 12.21 p.m. (361 words
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Miscellaneous107 1972-01-14 2 mini Temperatures In world cities yesterday: Manila 27-22 C Hong Kong 16-8 C Kuala Lumpur 29-21 C Jakarta 30-24 C Bangkok 30-17 C Seoul 10-3 C Tokyo 13-9 C Taipeh 19-12 C London 9-7 C Paris 9-4 C Moscow minus 23-27 C New York 10-4 C San Francisco 11-4 C107 words
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Article, Illustration515 1972-01-14 3 Ivan Lim - But they don't take says quarry spokesman By Ivan Lim Workers in the Hindhede Quarry at the 7£ m.s. Bukit Timah Road fear they are in danger of getting silicosis —a lung disease caused by inhaling silica dust. Quarry workers interviewed by New Nation complained that the515 words
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171 1972-01-14 3 The Ministry of Home Affairs has said that the request by the Immigration Department for employers to submit returns on the number of expatriates they are employing, is not intended to reduce the em ployment of "foreign expertise and managerial skills." Commenting on yesterday's171 words
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Article84 1972-01-14 3 The Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union today thanked all members for their co-operation, support and cash contributions in making it possible for three of its Muslim members to make a pilgrimage to Mecca. The union chairman, Inche Hashlm bin Idrls, in a statement said that the Religious84 words
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Article31 1972-01-14 3 The Literary Society of the University of Singapore is holding its fifth evening of poetry and music entitled Evocation at the Cultural Centre tonight at 8 pm.31 words
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Article323 1972-01-14 3 It is only a matter of time before the Singapore Medical Association (SMA) introduces its private health insurance scheme. Already In the planning stage for three months, the study committee, headed by Dr. Lee Swee Kok, has worked out details of the plan. Discussions are being323 words
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Article88 1972-01-14 3 Washington. Friday Lockheed Aircraft Corporation announced yesterday that its president, Mr. Carl Kotchian, would visit Singapore next week. His Singapore call, probably on January 20, will be part of a visit to the Far East to inspect the company's maintenance facility in Singapore and to meet various88 words
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Article40 1972-01-14 3 A 20-year-old housewife, Tan Ai Choo, of Norfolk Road, died in hospital yesterday after she was admi 11 e d with suspected poisoning on Wednesday. Mrs. Tan is bellved to have taken some medicated oil after a quarrel.40 words
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178 1972-01-14 3 The main project to be undertaken by the People's Association in the coming months is the establishment of youth groups in the various communnty centres. "The project is in response to the current concern over youths getting involved in drug-taking and the hippie178 words
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Article17 1972-01-14 3 Jakarta, Friday. Four people drowned when a boat carrying them overturned near Tjirebon, West Java.17 words
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Article230 1972-01-14 3 The National Industrial Safety First campaign will be launched on March 1. Spearheading the campaign will be an industrial safety exhibition in which 18 industrial firms will take part. Disclosing this at a meeting of the organising committee held at the Labour Ministry, the230 words
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Advertisement55 1972-01-14 3 v:s W j m i"\ w ...ft .t&s i »v r •< fcfc i R ■»i*s Ml wftsgoiiiglobe jusl another how I of irnil until I tasted Sniirnoli VUcelltvt is shattering c/WIRNOFp —mnr i X W The effect is shattering with tonic, with cola, with lemonade, with orange, with tomato,55 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous140 1972-01-14 3 At the cinema Capitol: Finger of Doom (Mand.)—l.3o, 4, 6.45, 9.30 pm Cathay: Evel Knlevel 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.30 pjn. Globe: Magnificent Seven —1.30, 4, 6.45, 9.15 pjn. Imperial: The Rescue (Mand.)—2.ls, 7.15, 9.30 p.m. Juronf Drive-In: Duel of Karate (Mand.)—7, 9.30 pjn. Lido: McCabe and Mrs. Miller—l.3o, 4, 6.30,140 words
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Article, Illustration365 1972-01-14 4 In Person Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 COCKTAILS, canapes and conviviality beckoned. But Mr. Joseph L. Brumit, the newlyappointed regional vice-president of Trans World Airlines Incorporated had to hurry. He was whisked away half-way through a familiarisation party at the Hilton365 words
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Article94 1972-01-14 4 Reuter Jakarta, Friday.—The Indonesian Nationalist Party <PNI), founded by the late President Soekarno. has recruited his top supporters in a bid to consolidate its position in the face of possible changes in the country's political structure. A party spokesman said yesterday the party had named itsReuter - 94 words
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Article375 1972-01-14 4 THE VOICE OF THE PRESS What other nexospapers are saying: COALITION GOVERNMENT: The formation of a coalition government by the Gerakan and the Alliance in Penang is something that is nnt impossible. The posstonny of this happening has been felt since a long time ago, following the crisis375 words
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Article742 1972-01-14 4 Violet Oon - EDUCATION By Violet Oon A new scheme for school children Is being introduced by The Young Musician's Society. Under the scheme the children can enjoy themselves while developing their 1 alents and at the same time collect points for the «*xtra-curricular activities subjects for entrance742 words
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Advertisement310 1972-01-14 4 DIXI LIKE A KING (BIT VAX Llkl KXK.IIT) A* 1 vr AND OINNER^^^B^^ AT THE GOLDEN PEACOCK! Just one word describes the food, service and surroundings of the Golden Peacock Restaurant Sumptuous! Here, you dine amidst the plush rich decor of a gourmet's paradise on food fit for royalty. You310 words
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Advertisement30 1972-01-14 4 come to Wgt /'iprco Pafo TONIC,NT ffi w iir* are Belles SHißgJttg iiri^~:: i i:ni( ii 4 v> ffiUJttMSTttf If IMO COURTESY BEHLEY ELECTRIC CO mtr*r<« T«l. M«i Ling J*****30 words
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Article536 1972-01-14 5 They'll be out by May Reuter Washington, Friday President Nixon yesterday ordered the withdrawal of a further 70,000 US troops from Vietnam by May 1 and promised to announce another pull-back in about three months. The programme, reducing the US troop ceiling In VietnamReuter - 536 words
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Article, Illustration231 1972-01-14 5 Reuter New York, Friday Governor George Wallace of Alabama yesterday formally entered the crowded race for the Democratic Party presidential nomination, declaring he offered "a new beginning of hope for the American people." The 52-year-old segregationist governor, who In 1968 ran as a third party presidentialReuter - 231 words
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315 1972-01-14 5 Reuter Geneva, Friday. The oil-producing countries last night broke off their negotiations here with representatives of the major Western oil companies. Earlier there had been s p e c u 1 ation here that agreement might be close between the two sides onReuter - 315 words
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206 1972-01-14 5 Reuter Jakarta, Friday. —An Indonesian Communist leader on trial for his life told a military tribunal here that the present govern- ment of President Suharto was a continuation of the "Council of Generals" of the Soekarno era. Supono Marsudidjojo, who was the No.Reuter - 206 words
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Article83 1972-01-14 5 Hollywood, Friday. George C. Scott, the actor who both wins and shuns film awards, has been no- minated for another for his role In the hospital. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association nominat- ed him for its Golden Globe best dramatic actor award 4 ftinng with Peter Finch83 words
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Article22 1972-01-14 5 Jakarta, Friday President Suharto will visit several European countries, Including France, late this year, it was announced yesterday.22 words
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Article30 1972-01-14 5 Sydney Friday Crown Prince VaJi r a 1 ongkorn Mahldol of Thailand arrived in Sydney yesterday to attend the Royal Military College at Duntroon, in Canberra.30 words
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Article24 1972-01-14 5 Tokyo, Friday—A 20-ton South Korean fishing boat sank yesterday after it collided with a Japanese fishing vessel In the Korean Straits.24 words
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Article265 1972-01-14 5 New Nation Foreign Service Tokyo, Friday.—American diplomats here believe there is no prospect of Japan possessing nuclear weapons in the foreseeable future, described as "five to 10 years." This was made clear in a background briefing for Japanese Journalists given by a US embassyNew Nation Foreign Service - 265 words
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Article31 1972-01-14 5 MANILA, Friday. Ambassadors from Islamic countries will fly to Mindanao Island in the southern Philippines today to see the Muslim situation there, the Foreign Office announced yesterday.31 words
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129 1972-01-14 5 Agence France Presse Bangkok, Friday. Thai military authorities are mapping out a large-scale dry season offensive against Communist guerrillas. Informed sources said top-ranking police and military officials met early yesterday at the headquarters of the Communist Suppression Operations Command to draw up plans for theAgence France Presse - 129 words
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200 1972-01-14 5 Reuter Cairo. Friday Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said last night that he called off an offensive against Israel in December at the last moment because of the outbreak of the Indo-Pakistanl war. Addressing the nation on television, President Sadat said all plans were ready whenReuter - 200 words
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Advertisement183 1972-01-14 5 mmmmm 55% TERYLENE 45% WORSTED A WAIN SHELL FABRIC MADE IN GREAT BRITAIN The lightest and most luxurious texture fabric for the tropics. In fact there is nothing to match it! Ideal for travelling executives. At $225.00 per suit. Call at: j %ka^ first excli |YI Singapore's first exclusive men's183 words
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396 1972-01-14 6 Singapore's maritime history and its emergence as one of the leading ports in the world brings with it some attendant problems. As trade between East Asia and Europe increases, more oil tankers and cargo ships will ply through the Malacca Straits and396 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article131 1972-01-14 6 I understand that the Prime Minister continues to be a "Visitor" of the Cricket Club, an honorary appointment he accepted at the end of 1970. TTie club received the letter from him last month observing that hla commission of appointment states that he should be "deemed131 words
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Article150 1972-01-14 6 An American student with very long hair left Singapore yesterday under the ruling from the Immigration Department that he could not stay unless he cut It. He told me that he carries with him a shorthair wig for use on occasions when his long hair150 words
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Article, Illustration730 1972-01-14 6 SHIRI MULGAOKAR - SHIRI MULGAOKAR It has been a constant pattern in the war in Indochina that every time the Americans and their allies announce success in an offensive, the North Vietnamese return to the attack with redoubled vigour. Thus, the730 words
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Letters
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Article211 1972-01-14 6 Most of us realise the Importance of having a pollution free Singapore, and to enjoy the advantages of having a clean and green city. During the month-long anti-pollution campaign organised last year, it was also reported in local newspapers that regular surprise checks would be made Jointly211 words
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Article98 1972-01-14 6 KOH LIAN HWI - KOH LIAN HWI Ag. Registrar of Vehicles. Singapore, 7. I wish to inform Fed Up (NN, Jan. 5) that buses are inspected by the ROV every six months for mechanical fitness. Any defects detected during the inspection must be remedied before a bus is passed as roadworthy.98 words
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Article199 1972-01-14 6 Could the authority concerned please let me know if it Is correct for the bus-conductor to sit on the hand-rails (near the steps) and chat with friends. This happened on Jan. 2 at 6.30 p.m. while my wife, my three-month-old son and myself boarded the ÜBC199 words
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Article231 1972-01-14 6 Accidents occur too often in Singapore, but if everyone takes precautionary measures, the rate could be brought down. Recently I boarded Bus No. 13A at about 5.05 pjn. at Somerset Road, near Killiney Road, when the bus was only half full. As it proceeded, more and more people231 words
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Article60 1972-01-14 6 LIM PEK HONG (MISS - LIM PEK HONG (MISS) Public Relations Officer, Housing and Develooment Board, Singapore, 2. I refer to the letter by Pauline Neo (NN, Jan. 10). Could her brother please see the Housing and Development Board's Labour and Welfare Officer at the National Development Building, Basement, Maxwell Road,60 words
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Article87 1972-01-14 6 LEE SIEW KWONG - LEE SIEW KWONG Director of Social Welfare, Singapore, L I refer to the letter by Pauline Neo (NN, Jan. 10) regarding employment for her brother who is reported to be dumb. If Pauline Neo could get in touch with the Assistant Director, General Welfare Section, Social87 words
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Article73 1972-01-14 6 A factory opposite the Anglican Chinese High School in Changl Road, is causing pollution. This factory Is processing cuttle-fish which gives off a pungent smell. I do not understand how a licence could be issued to a factory situated in the centre of a residential area where73 words
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Article87 1972-01-14 6 L.K. WONG - L.K. WONG I boarded a No. 51 bus at the St Andrew Church bus-stand recently. The driver knew that I was boarding the bus, but still he started off. Luckily, I managed to hold on to the sharp edge of the door —and in doing so cut my87 words
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Article90 1972-01-14 6 Television programmes nowadays are dull, not properly arranged to avoid clashes and do not start on time. The programme timetable is unreliable. Programmes are anything from five to 15 minutes behind time. I don't mind if it happens once a while, but It happens too often. There90 words
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Article76 1972-01-14 6 We live right behind the ABS bus terminus at Changi Village. For three days recently we suffered air pollution caused by fumes from these buses. The drivers often leave the buses parked with the engine running after each trip. The fumes from the exhaust pipe causes almost76 words
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Advertisement164 1972-01-14 6 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag: 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. 171 r gNjT}L ROVfIL7OOOV I 'I I' i: i 1 1 i >-1 111! I The Royal 7000 V is an all new radio from Zenith. And Zenith have been specialists in Radionics for 50 years so iyou'd164 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Article, Illustration1507 1972-01-14 7 ONG CHOO SUAT - New Nation continues its weekly series of photographs of Singapore's historic and cultural landmarks. Behind each is a story of the Republic's heritage which the average citizen may only know vaguely Charms which made a j warrior 'invincible' ONG CHOO SUAT The Malay warrior of the early 19th1,507 words
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Article, Illustration533 1972-01-14 7 Tan Chung Lee - UJHERE ORE THEV ROUJ By Tan Chung Lee Mrs. Amy Ede sat back to recall her days as one of Singapore's first woman politicians unaer her maiden name Amy Laycock. She said very modestly, "You are looking at one of the has-beens really. "I entered politics in533 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration780 1972-01-14 8 You can now solve your problem of aching bottoms, after a full day at the office, with the new soft marble mat. TJOW does one get to have a very comfortable seat? Buying the softest cushioned chair is not enough, it seems. I myself find780 words
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Advertisement311 1972-01-14 8 r aox^i DISCOUNT FOR ALL COSMETICS WIGS 40+10% DISCOUNT FOR LIGHT-FIHINGS PLUS FREE INSTALLATION 9.30 a.m.-lOjOO p.m. lE2E3(GIE3E TRADING (PTE] LTD. *t/*a Nourn %h SiiopMny Compimload (Ground noor to I—|9«wc ThMrv) Spar* I T« *****4 ***** ***** r *-A t-" < -"V- tr J O rife.' .avC "J* vAftpV V311 words
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Advertisement288 1972-01-14 8 SOFT MARBLE MAT dealers (also on dislay) 1) Cycle Carriage Enterprises Pte. Ltd., Mercedes Benz Division, 43 Orchard Road, Singapore 9. Tel: ***** 2) Trust Motor Co. Pte. Ltd., Peninsula Shopping Complex, Coleman St., Singapore 6. Tel: ***** Parts Div. Tel: ***** 3) Universal Auto Supply, 20 Selegie' House, Short288 words
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Advertisement41 1972-01-14 8 Students Who Go Overseas! Yn will —d; QUILTS OVERCOATS SCARVES CARDIGANS JUMPERS PYJAMAS PULLOVERS UNDERWEAR AND OTHER WINTER ENSEMBLE FOOKONco(fte)lti (DEPARTMENT STORE) 83/15 South Bridg* Rood, Singapore Tel: *****. 347, PEOPLE'S PARK COMPUX. T«L 91 IMS. B-IS, THE PENINSULA SHOPPINO COMPLEX.41 words
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Advertisement99 1972-01-14 8 Ref: 16-89-17 sivled Sole Agents: LIEN WAH WATCH DEALER 108. North Bridge Road, Singapore 6. Tel: ***** *****. The Air-Conditioning Centre. Yon name it. We hue it! SALES SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRS MAINTENANCE PAINTING. PACKAGE UNIT AVAILABLE. REFRIGERATION PTf LTD /I VHDOLE ROAD S PORE 7 TEL 361 804 20 85699 words
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Advertisement222 1972-01-14 8 m zk tit" 3 W' i wm With Punctuality comes Efficiency. Install a NIPPO time clock TODAY Mode| NTR .3Sp as a time saver. 6 columns NIPPO time clock will help c lou ribbo kl to achieve greater productivity Cart racks ava„abie in any establishment. Ask for free demonstration *Sole222 words
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Advertisement30 1972-01-14 8 For fashionable presents and up to date household utensils at moderate prices pletue call at PHUAN6 CO. 15, Change Alley (Fixed Price Shop) where the latest designs are always available.30 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration634 1972-01-14 9 Mary Lee - SHE HAS SHED THE GLAMOUR IMAGE Presented by Mary Lee It's a never never world, says Julie Koh. The world of tinsel and glamour associated with beauty queens existed only on the surface. Julie talks like a fairy tale princess awoken from a dream.634 words
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697 1972-01-14 9 WENDY HUTTON - EATING OUT WITH WENDY HUTTON Last week, I wrote about the food at Queen's Hotel, so to balance the scale, I had dinner this week at King's Hotel. The intense competition between the many recently completed hotels in Singapore has resulted in697 words
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Advertisement311 1972-01-14 9 LE ELIAS BOUTIQUE NEW YEAR SALE ON TEXTILES FROM 90«. *5.53 SIFTS AT 15% DISCOUNT COSMETICS AT 10% discount COSTUME—JEWELLERY AT 20e£ discount CHILDREN'S WEAR AT 20% discount LATEST LADIES DRESSES AT 30%—40% discount AS WELL AS LADIES DRESSES TO CLEAR AT 55.50 per dross HURRY WHILE STOCK LASTS! AS311 words
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Advertisement103 1972-01-14 9 For ytar CHINESE HEW YEAR SHOPPING Visit is and see the complete range of Chinese 'J PEOPLE S F merchandise for yoar h#usel,o,d Latest fashion in ladies, Geyiang Rd/Tg. Katong Rd.. gents children's wear. Singapore. PRICES VERY MODERATE FIRST CLASS SERVICE FREE CAR PARK SPACE AVAILABLE L i m tslineFioPS103 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article600 1972-01-14 10 Margaret Spackman - In the wake of a youth's death... From Margaret Spackman HONG KONG Just on a year ago concerned police officers in Hong Kong were trying to convince parents that many of their teenage sons and daughters were heading for drug disasters. The cautions mostly fell600 words
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Article, Illustration878 1972-01-14 10 Naney Duncan - From Naney Duncan INDIA Dharamsala is on a mountain top In northern India where the Himalayas begin. A small temple stands there lit at night by candles and by a gold Buddha within and by the moon overhead. Shadowy forms of878 words
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466 1972-01-14 10 Stuart Auerbach - From Stuart Auerbach The Washington Post The world's ancient temples and burled civilisations the only records of the way earlier man lived are being looted systematically for cash, archaeologists report. Modern day grave robbing is getting so fierce that one gang shot and killedThe Washington Post - 466 words
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656 1972-01-14 10 Joe Hung - From Joe Hung United Press International TAIWAN Taiwan's expulsion from the United Nations means that international piracy of books will continue. The UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) expelled Taiwan in November after the world body admitted Communist China to membership. OfficialsUnited Press International - 656 words
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Advertisement123 1972-01-14 10 To: The Singapore Di*>ensary. 265 Orchard Road, 9. Branch: 69, Sarangoon Garden Way. 19. Address M Remember Malaysia for its INDIAN MUSLIM FOOD > No one, Occidental or Oriental, can resist a menu served at our 1 restaurants. BUM RESTAURANT 33. JALAN AMPANG-KUALA LUMPUR-PHONEBOBO4. 40, JALAN IPOH-KUALA LUMPUR-PHONE *****. A123 words
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GREAT WORLD CARNIVAL TRADE FAIR '72
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Article, Illustration394 1972-01-14 11 A display of a total of 44 cars will be the highlight of the Carnival Trade Fair 1972 at Great World when It opens to the public tonight. The cars, most of them Japanese models, will be exhibited394 words
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Article, Illustration543 1972-01-14 11 50 FIRMS TO DISPLAY GOODS MAKING FESTIVE SHOPPING EASY The Great World Amusement Park in Kim Seng Road the haven for exhibitions will glitter again tonight to usher in the 1972 Carnival Trade Pair. The five-week long fair is the second one to be held by543 words
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315 1972-01-14 12 Do you want to be one of the lucky few and celebrate the Chinese New Year with a new-type of ang pow? You can get the angpow if you visit the Great World Carnival Trade Fair 1972 which opens today. The ang315 words
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Article, Illustration646 1972-01-14 12 At your doorstep—almost You do not have to travel thousands of miles to see all the multi coloured fishes and corals you have long wanted to see. They've been brought almost to your doorstep. All you need to do now is to go to646 words
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Article, Illustration282 1972-01-14 13 Music while you shop. That is what the variety show at the Carnival Trade Fair 1972 will provide at the Great World Amusement Park in Kim Seng Road. Musical entertainment will be provided by both local as well as Taiwanese songbirds. A282 words
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417 1972-01-14 13 25 OF OUR PRODUCERS TO TAKE PART Singapore made goods are being put on display again this time at the Great World Carnival Trade Fair 1972 which begins Its 37-day season today. Local manufacturers feel that more such exhibitions with417 words
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Article, Illustration377 1972-01-14 14 ...with gardens, fountains The Republic's green city image will get a further boost with the setting up of the rock gardens and fountains at the Carnival Trade Fair 1972. According to the organisers this is the first time that any such fair has attempted377 words
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Article386 1972-01-14 14 A fleet of luxury boats will be on show at this year's Carnival and Trade Fair. Visitors and boating enthusiasts will be able to see six specially imported trimaran speed boats and cabin cruisers costing nearly $lOO,OOO without the accessories. This is the first time that such386 words
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Article, Illustration22 1972-01-14 14 Here's evidence of the popularity of locally-made products. Shoppers at a fair are seen here: making their pick.22 words
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Advertisement204 1972-01-14 11 Post, fkcfifkui Hondo DOO Different people choose their cars for different reasons. This car is for those who demand exclusiveness. In style and in performance. The New Honda 1300 is smart and sleek. With long nose and long tail body. You know it is a precision car the second you204 words
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Advertisement115 1972-01-14 12 zSBOCIF F *r mm r m The new Colt Galant L by Mitsubishi takes a great step forward advancing new quaiity standards on all fronts. New Standards in performance with d 92 or 100 hp OHC hemi head engine New Standards in interior luxury and driver passenger comfort. New Standards115 words
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Advertisement178 1972-01-14 13 m x-xy:; ••WX-C-//W X V® 1 s* >•' >i: •*~V v x DATSUN Symbol of Quolity DISTRIBUTOR FOR SINGAPORE; TAN CHONG SONS M 29. ROCHORE CANAL ROAD, SINGAPORE 7. TEL TOA PAYOH BRANCH 29, BLOCK 79, TOA PAYOH CENTRAL. SINGAPORE 12. TEL: *****6, *****7 OR CO. (S) PTE. LTDO ES:178 words
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Advertisement106 1972-01-14 14 JUST ARRIVED 1972 SUBARU fi.S.R MAO LEONE (IS NOW AT GREAT WORLD 1972 MOTOR SHOW) v F Bis si u« LBOKE Shipment from JAPAN by TAN LEE HENG CO. in conjunction with in Singapore FREE GIFTS FOR EVERY SUBARU PURCHASED. (50 GALLON PETROL AND OTHER GIFTS) FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: 142,106 words
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247 1972-01-14 15 United Press International New York, Friday Profit taking sent stocks lower for the second day in a row on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. The news background generally was of a constructive nature. Analysts, however, commented that the market finally was reacting toUnited Press International - 247 words
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158 1972-01-14 15 Reuter London, Friday Stock markets closed narrowly mixed in fair two-way business with sentiment aided by the December trade figures. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times index was up 0.4 at 485.4. I CI was dull following news of a rail in demandReuter - 158 words
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Article226 1972-01-14 15 Allied Cbem 2»* Alcoa 44* Am Brands 43* Am Ota SSV4 Am Motors AT T «T* A P 11 Anaconda 16% Avon Pd Beth Steel 29* Boeing 22* Caterp Trac 47* Chrysler 29 Coca-Cola 116 Control Data 43* Corn Ol Wks 187* Dow Cbem 79* DuPont 150*226 words
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Article51 1972-01-14 15 BANGKOK: A Thai trade delegation led by Mr. Prayoon Kanchanadul, UnderSecretary for Economic Affairs, will leave on Sunday for Taiwan and Japan to discuss trade problems. The delegation would negotiate to export more maize to Taiwan, and propose that Japan buy Thai agricultural, handicraft and other51 words
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Article, Illustration208 1972-01-14 15 WANG SU FAH - CAMERA CORNER By WANG SU FAH The background of a picture taken under a subdued and degrading light source or darkened on application, is commonly termed as low-key presentation. There is no specific material to select for a low key background, so long as208 words
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Article1008 1972-01-14 15 TRENDS AND MOVES IN THE MAJOR STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS INDUSTRIALS 1979-1971 Closing Price Last Dlrid. P/E TurnHigh Low Stock Bayers Sellers Sale Yield E Latio < jver 2.98 1.88 Allied Chocolate 2.18 2.19 6.7N 15.9 14 1.90 0.894 Ben A Co. 1.40 1.41 1.40 3.6 23.7 111,008 words
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310 1972-01-14 15 S.V. Suppiah - By S.V. Suppiah Don't be deterred: litres and metres will only make your life simpler. The Singapore Metrication Board has chosen the manager as a medium through whom this message is to be passed on to workers, housewives and the public. In a simplified310 words
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Article120 1972-01-14 15 Agence France Presse TOKYO, Prl. The third World Bank bonds Issue, scheduled for flotation next month, will be listed on the Tokyo securities exchange for the first time. It will marie the first time that any foreign securities are listed for transaction on the Tokyo bourse. TheAgence France Presse - 120 words
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131 1972-01-14 15 TOKYO, Frl. The government will Indemnify industries for foreign exchange losses resulting from the recent upvaluation of the yen, under the budget for fiscal 1972 beginning In April, informed sources report. Such losses are estimated at 410,000 million yen ($3900 million), Including131 words
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Article84 1972-01-14 15 FBANKFUBT: West Germany's official gold and foreign currency reserves rose by nearly 11,000 million marks (about $9805 million) last year, partly as a result of the lingering international monetary crisis. The West German central bank reported yesterday that its total reserves amounted to 62,219 milUon marks84 words
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Article55 1972-01-14 15 WASHINGTON: The International Development Association (IDA) has announced a 50-year interestfree credit of $225 million towards modernisation and improvement of the Indian railway system. It will help finance a $3,300 million three-year investment programme, Including the manufacture of diesel and electric locomotives and rolling stock, line55 words
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Article55 1972-01-14 15 LONDON: Talks between British and Hong Kong government officials about the Quota and tariff terms Imposed on cotton textiles from the colony were still In progress yesterday. The protracted length of the talks, originally scheduled to last for three days, led to a belief in some quarters55 words
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Article79 1972-01-14 15 MANILA: Philippine sugar planters and producers have denied reports that they are hoarding domestic sugar in anticipation of higher prices for the commodity in the world market, in a letter to Commerce Secretary, Mr. Troadio Quiazon. They said that nobody among them, "even if he wanted to79 words
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Article30 1972-01-14 15 HONG KONG: Grain harvest in Honan province of China last year was better than in 1970, itself a good year, says a New China news agency reported.30 words
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193 1972-01-14 15 Reuter London, Fri. Aii major currencies in West Europe made more gains against the dohar yesterday, recucing it to its weakest levei since December's currency realignment aeai. A survey in tne afternoon showea tnat taken overau the non aouar currencies nave now cut tneir depreciationReuter - 193 words
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Advertisement140 1972-01-14 15 Photographic Contest NEW NATION Name Address Title: Camera: Exposure: Camera Corner weekly photographic contest. Below are the rules of the competition. It's open to all with Roles 1. The Contest is open to all Singapore photographers. Minimum rise is C z 8" on glossy surface. 3. An Entry Form mast140 words
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Advertisement52 1972-01-14 15 TOMORROW CATHAY MIDNIGHT! i A SPECTACULAR AND EXCITING DRAMA OF THE WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS RACING COMPETITION! 5 f r f ■M. t WW m sieve McQueen 'IE MANS* Jk 9m ACWEMACSnERRLMSPRESanxnON WnOan by HARRY KLDNER Music by MOHEL L£ GRAND 1 ■BB®< rnnfTTTr mYFft Pmrtumtfy f*™ H DncMbylsSl A SOLAR52 words
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Article627 1972-01-14 16 JOHN FITCH - GUTTER TALK WITH JOHN FITCH The Seventh Malaysian Open championships have been under way since last Saturday. Normally, quite a few of our Singapore bowlers take part in this prestigious Malaysian bowling event. From all accounts, there are very few personal entries from Singapore which is627 words
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Advertisement575 1972-01-14 16 M J NEWNATION ACCOMMODATION VACANT I 2-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED BUN* GALOWS with parquet flooring to 4 bedrooms upstairs, mosaic tc bathroom verandah terrazzo tiles to living and dining room. Aluminium sliding door, seporate servant's omenities, newly pointed, planted with French gross All modern fixtures at District 10, 14, 21. Flats available575 words
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Advertisement527 1972-01-14 16 DAILY ENROLMENT FOR: Piano, heory, beginners to diplorra. Ac:ordian, organ, violin, guitar, Hawaiian/guitar, bass guitar, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, drums md singing. Telephone: Singax>re *****9. ACADEMY OF ACCOUNTANCY SECRETARYSHIP PRESIDENT BUILDING, THIRD FLOOR, 15C/26C 320, Serangoon Read, Singapore ***** Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Costing, Shorthand, Law, Economics, Accounting, Business Statistics, L.C.C., C.I.S. C.C.A.,527 words
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Advertisement418 1972-01-14 16 MISCELLANEOUS INTERESTED in Moloysian and Singapore the Tropical Organisation Pen-Pol Club. 67-J Lorong G, Telok Kurau Singapore 15. INDIAN CHRISTIAN MALE seeks friends. Any Nationolity above 20. Reply with Telephone Number appreciated. Box 2058 N.N. FOREIGN GENTLEMAN visiting Singapore shortly seeking sincere friends Box 2057 N.N. OFFICE SPACE VACANT 3UKIT418 words
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Advertisement437 1972-01-14 16 TUITION PREPARING first semester primary, secondary or science subjects at lady tutor's residence, Silat Walk, Kampong Bohru Contract: Miss Nandawathy, *****. Singapore. SHARK PRIVATE ENGLISH LANGUAGE Pre-University level. Monday 7.30 p.m. Excellent coach. S2O/- p.m. Telephone: *****7, S'pore. ORGAN, PIANO, PIANO ACCORDION. Your home, any age Phone: 88V554, S'pore.. (Weekdays)437 words
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Advertisement514 1972-01-14 16 NEW CAR DIRECTORY Where you can buy your next new car in Singapore PEUGEOT Stasia motors I > Nl* I ANN BU*.t*NG SWGAPORE 4 ILL W4.V HOVER CHAMPION MOTORS <S) PTE. LTD, 304 Orchard Rood, Singopore 9 Tel ***** 1 TAN ill HING 4 CO 142. Lavender Streei. Jpore. 12514 words
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Miscellaneous309 1972-01-14 16 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Catch one's breath. 5 Complains. 10 Feign. 14 Part. 15 Coincide. 16 Goddess of youth. 17 Shortly. 18 Part of Selective Service: 3 words. 20 Recent arrival. 23 Sally forth. 23 King who built the Labyrinth. 24 Intimate. 25 Filched. 27 Small vehicle: 2 words.309 words
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647 1972-01-14 17 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia St. Theresa's High School's "A" girls continued their winning streak when they proved far too superior for River Valley School in the Pasir Panjang district schools basketball championships yesterday. Fielding three reserves in the team, they gave their opponents no chances647 words
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Article, Illustration151 1972-01-14 17 Defending champions Upper Serangoon Technical found little opposition in Serangoon Secondary In their opening match of the Serangoon District Schools badminton championships which began yesterday. With two of last year's players still at hand to retain the title, they whipped their opponents 4-1, conceding the151 words
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Article214 1972-01-14 17 The Singapore Schools Sports Council has introduced a new system for its annual seven-a-side soccer tournament. Instead of running the competition on an open basis as in previous years, the SSSC decided to have it at three levels "A", "B" and "C" divisions. This year's214 words
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Article242 1972-01-14 17 By Blue Peter Irish Conquest showed good form in a galiop on a good track at Bukit Timah this morning. Ridden by Des Coleman, this Milesian four-year-old sprinted smartly over 3f in 371/5 finishing with quite a bit in hand. G a m b a242 words
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Article349 1972-01-14 17 Sydney, Friday. The outcome of the International cricket series between Australia and the Rest of the World XI will depend on the final clash In Adelaide after the fourth match was abandoned as a draw because of rain here yesterday. Australia looked set to take349 words
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Article46 1972-01-14 17 Tokyo. Friday The Japan Soccer Association announced that a soccer team from the Hitachi limited would make a goodwill tour to Malaysia and Singapore between January 21 and February 5. The team will play three games in Malaysia and two in Singapore.46 words
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Article, Illustration325 1972-01-14 17 M. Param - By M. Param Combined Schools "B" avenged their first round defeat by Ceylon Sports Club when they beat them 1-0 in the Singapore Women Hockey Association second round league at Balestier Road yesterday. CSC, who won the first round battle by 2-1, took the field with only325 words
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Miscellaneous102 1972-01-14 17 SHORT RIBS By Frank O'Neal m s WHAT MP VCU TUI/OK. Of -TU£ £l£CX\Of* INI US. LAfT W££K? <r<' v 5 8 V/m m />* m AM Bl£CTlOf4? I. rw kV;.Sfe; H DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald n v. HO*V WOULP PUTTING ANOTHER MAN'S FACE ON SOME POOR CREATURE HELP102 words
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Miscellaneous563 1972-01-14 17 FILL IN L -cm tin* uttta iiwj .—J CLUES FOR T-5 1. Shortened nam* for rood 5. A man who o daspeinstrument. rate criminal in His 2. May fool o kit miserable house would foal for from if the root of the family happy. are away on holiday. 6. Having563 words
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Article134 1972-01-14 18 Today is Friday, January 14, The 14th day of 1972, with 352 to follow. THE MOON: Approaching the new phase. THE MORNING STABS: Mercury and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS: Venus, Mars and Saturn. Those born on this day are under the sign of Capricorn. The Philippine Foreign Secretary. Mr.134 words
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81 1972-01-14 18 A shop in Cardiff, Wales, has been inundated with angry letters from customers complaining that though they ordered and received cactus plants they were billed for umbrellas. The shop sent out a form letter explaining: "You were served with your cacti by81 words
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Article, Illustration34 1972-01-14 18 Doris Tan is a sports car fan. She likes to get behind the wheel for a spin in the countryside far from the cramped city roads. Picture Picture by Jerry SehPicture by Jerry Seh - 34 words
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Article41 1972-01-14 18 AH FOOK: I'm glad to see the government taking prompt action to make sure there is no sugar shortage here. MEI LING: I agree but I think I'll buy some more today as I am getting a little low.41 words
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Article404 1972-01-14 18 Abby Tan - THAT BEAUTY MAY BE AFTER YOU By Abby Tan Look out man! There's a pair of female private eyes on you. Just in case you wonder if you are being followed, the era of the female private sleuths is right in front of you.404 words
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104 1972-01-14 18 The town councillors In Derby, England, have rejected a proposal to allow mixed naked sauna bathing In the town baths and decreed couples would have to wear bathing suits. Mr. Louis Mac Donald, the baths committee chairman, said the bathing suits idea was not104 words
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Advertisement402 1972-01-14 18 THE CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT This is the restaurant tor the connoisseur the one >*ho appreciates good food in beautiful surroundings. Here an expensive taste for the finer things can be indulged, inexpensively, in the most beautiful restaurant in the East. Reservations Tel: *****6 OBEROI 3EJ JfiTDpfifcial 1 Jalan Rumbia (off Onley402 words
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Miscellaneous889 1972-01-14 18 5 Siigapore 3.00 Opening and Where the Heart Is 3.20 For the Family (E) 3.50 A Diary of Events In Singapore this Week (E) 3.55 It's Happening In Singapore (E—Rpt) 4.10 Days of Our Lives 4.35 Close 6.00 Opening and Lucky Dip 6.30 News In Brief 6.40 Children's Corner (Chinese)889 words
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Article144 1972-01-14 19 La* ■nAsUil BLUE PETER MAKUDA RACE 1 AGRESSION AGRESSION ZAC Heavenly Body Heaveocy Body Heavenly Body Agression Demore RACE t T. ANGEL Booito T. ANGEL 8tatns Quo STATUS QUO Trishaw Angel BON1TO Dregeobeai RACE S GRET CHARM Progressive (PROGRESSIVE Fraser Hill LOCH LOINE8 Piogitmlie LOCH LOINES PU144 words
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878 1972-01-14 19 By Blue Peter Chinky looks hard to beat in the Class 3 Division 4 —6f handicap (Race 8) at Bukit Timah tomorrow. A winner over 6f on this course last August, this Amourrou five year old showed a glimpse of878 words
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Article, Illustration10687 1972-01-14 20 wqrvnnH 1.45 Class 6 Div. 4—7f. mirn&Mmi ($6500 —$3850 to winner) 1 ***** TINY TIM a (BE Clna) IS Brisktlta SIJ Waii 2 SIXTHi OS »tarted) 8-1-72 B'pore 8-13 8F (W*dl)Cl.6 Div. 3; Ist. Progressive 7-11 cwr. 2nd. Agression 8-0; 3rd. Kajuma 8-». fOUIUtINIMi I poll 1-11 W10,687 words
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Advertisement21 1972-01-14 19 SINGAPORE It tllo Moby Dick Coffee Horn Flower Terrace Beer Bardea Bar-Be-Qae Satay Santiaaa Restauant 214«Dunearn Road •Singapore 11* Tel *****221 words
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Advertisement163 1972-01-14 20 Shane and Other Stories A P—cock Book by Jack Schaefer When Jack Schaefer wrote Shane, he created the most attractive and satisfying hero ever to appear in a Western adventure. For Shane, the mysterious stranger in black, at seen through the eyes of a hero-worshipping boy, is strong, gentle, dangerous163 words
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