New Nation, 14 February 1972
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Title Section17 1972-02-14 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Monday evening, February 14, 1972 No. 328 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE MONDAY, FKMUAtY 14*17 words
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Article157 1972-02-14 1 Trading was calm this morning, with only two hours to go before the share market closes for the festive season. Small gains were made by some second liners. J. Waugh moved up from $3.74 to $3.86. Carlsberg made three cents at $2.48. Alcan was up two cents157 words
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Article11 1972-02-14 1 Police reported 72 traffic accidents yesterday. Eight were serious.11 words
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Article28 1972-02-14 1 Teheran, Monday. At least 60 people are missing after four days of blizzards and avalanches across mountainous areas of Iran, the government said today.28 words
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Article55 1972-02-14 1 LATE NEWS London, Monday Mass lay-offs of workers started today as crippling power cuts hit British Industry. Automotive, steel, textile, engineering and other key industrial plants laid off tens of thousands of workers or sent home those reporting for work. Staterun railroads cancelled more than 1000 trains55 words
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Article, Illustration393 1972-02-14 1 $12,000 ang pow for two New Nation has provided two lucky people with their best-ever Chinese New Year ang pow. Miss Lim Suat Hong, of Jalan Batu, and Mr. Chan Bak Hoe, of Frankfel Avenue, hit —and split—the $12,000 Moneywords jackpot. The good news of her win393 words
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Article30 1972-02-14 1 The New Nation wishes its readers KONG HEE FATT CHOT. New Nation will not be published tomorrow because of Chinese New Tear. Publication will resume on Wednesday.30 words
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Article44 1972-02-14 1 Mr. Norman Kirk, leader of New Zealand's Labour opposition, flew into Singapore yesterday for a fiveday stay. During his stay here, he will have talks with the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, and the Defence Minister, Dr. Ooh Keng Swee.44 words
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Article40 1972-02-14 1 New Delhi, Monday Thirteen people, Including seven women and four children, were feared drowned when their boat sank in the turbulent Narmadwl River near Maheshwar. about 55 miles (90 km) south of Indore, a western Indian town.40 words
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233 1972-02-14 1 Herbert Teo - By Herbert Teo Singapore handled Its biggest underwater maintenance Job yesterday when a local firm carried out work on one of the world's largest tankers the 280,000-ton Berge King. The job was so successful that the ship's owners have decided to233 words
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Article55 1972-02-14 1 Canberra, Monday. An Australian Aboriginal leader confirmed here last night that a party of 20 Aborigines will visit China this year. Mr. John Newfong, one of a number of Aborigines camped opposite Federal Parliament House pressing for land rights, said the invitation to the Aborigines from the55 words
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Article435 1972-02-14 1 To blunt Reds' Tet offensive Reuter Saigon, Monday The 130,000 American troops in South Vietnam have been placed on an indefinite alert in anticipation of increased communist activity over the Tet lunar new year festivities this week, the US Command said today. A command communique atReuter - 435 words
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Article297 1972-02-14 1 Suharto called 'bright hope of Asia' Reuter Monday.—Philip- T|, rl m a— mm nm a«ljl p!D6 rfcSUKxiv MlirCOi SmttZ last night that Indonesia could make a most Important contribution to the stability and security of South-East Asia and called President Suharto one of the brightReuter - 297 words
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323 1972-02-14 1 Dick Wilson - By Dick Wilson The government could support the battle by Neptune Orient Lines for a larger share of shipping to Europ' by an administrate device needing n r ew legislation. Applications V import licences which &tate that the goods will be shipped by323 words
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Article55 1972-02-14 1 Hong Kong, Monday.— The Chinese Army today announced a two-day ceasefire In Its shelling of the Nationalist-held Quemoy island to let the islands' garrisons and inhabitants enjoy the Chinese New Year. Shore batteries in the eastern Chinese province of Fukien have shelled the islands every55 words
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Advertisement106 1972-02-14 1 mSiDE TODRV f'ACi b D ,h r r, ci.i;nilu.n h, PAC L 4 N ~t IVL j 'r.d >n vs Chin V t P ACL T w:h I ;h' timi; j A■,i n i in List A r: c .1 fACt tii music to u r schools PACES It i106 words
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Advertisement112 1972-02-14 1 mek ■<~ f".-. j-. v-? 4 mm -HSKJUfc Ti- »2k. v n- •>♦"- v- > -V T.IW&& >»• >*&# v y l£|fc ,-&SMr*Sr HN IMM• r i-.<: -v. Music to wake you, put you to sleep, and dock to give you the time of day. With alarm as well. That's112 words
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Article329 1972-02-14 2 Wee Beng Huat - Rearing the fish in tanks planned By Wee Beng Huat For the first time the Soon Hock fish—or marble goby—the most expensive fresh water fish in the market, has been taken out of the Seletar Reservoir and sold to restaurants —legally. The Public Utilities Board329 words
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239 1972-02-14 2 Saber Air, which now operates two charter flights a week between Singapore and London, will introduce a third weekly service as soon as the British government announces the results of its review of British Overseas Air Charter services on March 31. Saber's managing239 words
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Article39 1972-02-14 2 The University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will conduct a course on fundamentals of management next Tuesday. The 10-lecture course is to introduce modern management principles for small and medium-sized firms. The fee is $25.39 words
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Article29 1972-02-14 2 The International Y's Men's Club of Singapore Beta Chapter will hold its 13th anniversary dinner and dance at the Golden Phoenix Restaurant, Hotel Equatorial, on February 26.29 words
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Article23 1972-02-14 2 The Chinese YMCA ka-rate-do course for children from 0 to 12 years of age will start on March 4 at 5 pjn.23 words
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Article20 1972-02-14 2 The Salvation Army will be conducting a Flag Day on February 26 to raise funds for children's homes.20 words
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263 1972-02-14 2 Violet Oon - By Violet Oon Pianist Raffl Petrossian Droved himself to be more at home with the music of the Romantic composers than that of the Classical school at his recital at the Shangri-La Hotel ballroom last night. He began the programme with Mozart's Sonata in263 words
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Advertisement15 1972-02-14 2 TITONI LINE UP FOR THE LADY IN VOGUE ass rcixs A ry. 52 M uu15 words
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Miscellaneous104 1972-02-14 2 At the cinema Lido: Hannie Caulder State: Play girl 1.45, 1.45, 4. 6.30, 9.15 pjn. 4 p.m. Capitol: A Coffin for juronr Drive-in: The nt Dracuia 145. 4 invincible Iron Palm —7, p.m. The Killer (Mandarin) qm n m 6.45, 930 p.m. J™ 0 Rex and Skj: The Magic» uo104 words
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Miscellaneous784 1972-02-14 2 D ULUCJH in HC!0C]B DDDBBBDI g SQUhId DDDOD □□□□HQ n n H0ESB |o dqqdb onnnoo □HDH lOQQQDO DODBOi BBGBD HIDBD DBBQQI □□□□D nnHQ □BE3BB nncs □BDQI2HBB □BQIBDBBB □BBQQBBQ The big jackpot clues explained The jackpot has been broken. Two entrants each submitted a solution which corresponded In all respects with784 words
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Article592 1972-02-14 3 Irving concocted 'autobiography' Reuter New York, Monday Time magazine yesterday said much of Clifford Irvlng's "autobiography" of Howard Hughes was taken from another manuscript and also said that Irving has admitted that he has never met the millionaire recluse. The magazine also said Jrylng Is willingReuter - 592 words
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Article171 1972-02-14 3 United Press International New York, Monday. Con man of the year," Clifford Irving bumped President Nixon from the cover of Time magazine this week. Time had planned to make the President and his departure for China its cover story, but late last week it decided to featureUnited Press International - 171 words
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Article, Illustration50 1972-02-14 3 Mrs. Lavina Hunter celebrated her 110 th birthday in hospital in Philadelphia. She is in the hospital recovering from hip surgery and is believed to be the oldest person to survive a major operation. She was bom in 1862, the daughter of a Negro slave in America's South.50 words
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Article167 1972-02-14 3 Reuter London, Monday. Two people were buried alive in separate incidents in the coal-mining town of Barnsley yesterday as they tried to dig coal out of disused coal seams. They were trying to get their families coal for heating fuel during Britain's five weekReuter - 167 words
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145 1972-02-14 3 New Nation Foreign Service Bandar Seri Begawan, Monday.—Brunei will spend $1 million on the 12-hour visit of Queen Elizabeth on February 20. All streets through which the royal party will pass are being freshly paved. Paint supplies have run out because the entire town isNew Nation Foreign Service - 145 words
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Article98 1972-02-14 3 Manila, Monday. A police sea patrol killed three pirates and wounded and captured another in an encounter on Friday off Pindalusan island in the southern Philippines, the Philippine News Service report today. The report said the pirates were using, a speedboat to chase a passenger launch98 words
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337 1972-02-14 3 Reuter Dacca, Monday. Mr. Abdus Samad, Foreign Minister of Bangla Desh, the world's second largest Muslim nation, yesterday expressed regret that no Musslim countries had yet recognised the new Asian state. Addressing a meeting in honour of guerrilla fighters, Mr. Samad said: "IReuter - 337 words
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158 1972-02-14 3 United Press International Perth, Monday West Australian police yesterday found the body of a young mother who died In blistering heat on the desolate Nullarbor Plain afer walking 23 miles to obtain help for her husband and child. The tradegy began onUnited Press International - 158 words
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Advertisement139 1972-02-14 3 Come to Canada for the sparkling taste! I t* 9 a» w V t \>* 4. (i r. Jr i, m S w »< .v J T t 11 1 1 t r- uS*"*--' rV c 1 r r f f r .7! i W. > < r I r139 words
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In Person
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Article, Illustration409 1972-02-14 4 Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 COCKTAILS by candlelight. If you believe hardheaded bankers are unromantic with no time for such soppy affairs, you may be right. But the Asien Paziflk Bank did have such a function at the Mandarin Hotel to mark409 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration549 1972-02-14 4 Ronald Muntu - No active ties yet with China From Ronald Muntu INDONESIA President Suharto's tough remarks at a Press conference in Canberra recently about China's attitude towards Indonesia have clearly precluded any immediate resumption of active diplomatic ties between the two countries, despite President Nixon's historymaking trip549 words
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228 1972-02-14 4 B. Bonquillo - B. Bonquillo phiuppinesMl Trading in other (nondollar) currencies has started and is being encouraged in Manila's foreign exchange centre. The first such trading occurred —about 10 days ago—when the deutschmark was offered In the exchange centre of the Bankers' Association of the Philippines. The Bank228 words
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608 1972-02-14 4 John Platter - From John Platter United Press International AFRICA The 367,000 Asians of East Africa have known for some time they are in the twilight period with the black government of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. In historical terms their settlement on this side of theUnited Press International - 608 words
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Advertisement30 1972-02-14 4 m vyy tw wanted to make NIKON 8X SUPER ZOOM SHRIRO m sincestoi MefcM/ed wth pnoetess years of mcfuty tor wtich you pay a itle more E iro? IMIOUKOKIMMnr H">l> ««•♦»>»>30 words
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EDUCATION
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Article521 1972-02-14 5 Violet Oon - By Violet Oon Music education means both the development of performers and listeners. Till today, music education in Singapore has meant more the development of performers than listeners. A leading music educationist in Asia, Dr. M. Saro of the Philippines, a ted out the danger of521 words
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Article, Illustration403 1972-02-14 5 Tomorrow brings new dresses, more pocket money for them Pang Guek Cheng interviews four Primary Six students of the Methodist Girls School about the Chinese New Tear festival. This is what they say: JILL THAM, 9: Just before the Chinese new year, I like helping403 words
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Article443 1972-02-14 5 THE WORLD OF TOmORROUJ New York, Monday A research engineer fed some rubbish into a pipe and oil gushed out the other end. In between, the refuse snaked through a four-storey-high mase of hot, whooshing, clacking pipes and ducts. A proud Don Garrett was443 words
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THE VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article567 1972-02-14 5 What other newspapers are toying: ftIJSSIA IN THE INDIAN OCEAN: After concluding his three-day visit to India, the British Foreign Secretary, Sir Alec DouglasHome, warned at a Press conference held In New Delhi that the continued build-up of the Borlet navy In the Indian Ocean might567 words
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Article200 1972-02-14 5 protest IN LONDON: The situation in Northern Ireland seems to have become more confused, and the British government is now faced with opposition, from many sides. The killing of 13 civilians by British troops in Londonderry has aggravated the situation. Sympathy for the people of Northern Ireland has200 words
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472 1972-02-14 8 Professor Lim Chong Yah has filled in some of the gaps in the first announcement of the National Wages Council. He has stated, for one thing, that its recommendations, if accepted by the government, will have the weight of authority or "probably" even the472 words
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Article54 1972-02-14 8 ujji.r/.rjljrj by ISPY "Woo your Valentine with an Intimate dinner at the Hugo's Grill and follow it up with and dancing to the soothing music of the Blue Star Sisters till dawn at the Hugo's Bar." We appreciated the Invitation from the Hyatt Hotel, but wondered54 words
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Article, Illustration1055 1972-02-14 8 ALEX JOSEY - ALEX JOSEY Reading through a 12,000 word translation of an article in Kommunlst (a Russian theoretical Journal) on current problems of the ideological struggle, I was reminded of the remarks of a wise old man with whom I1,055 words
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Letters
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Article696 1972-02-14 8 L.C. H - L.C.H. All the recent outpourings in the Press, and the uproar In the Dewan Ra'ayat on February 3 concerning the now notorious MSA affair certainly call for a few comments. I think these outcries and commotion are somewhat premature. True, Singapore has adopted the name Mercury Singapore696 words
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Article44 1972-02-14 8 M. LIM - M. LIM Disappointed made a complaint against a goldsmith shop NN, Jan. 12. The Singapore Chinese Gold and Silver Merchants Association is prepared to do all it can to help. It would like the writer to telephone me on *****.44 words
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Article100 1972-02-14 8 I am a resident of the Queenstown Housing Complex. Lately I received a summons from the Traffic Police for parking my car centrally in a parking space where the lots were fully occupied. Is It fair for fiat-dwellers to pay for the summons If they are not100 words
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Article182 1972-02-14 8 New Nation on Feb. 9 gave quite a good write up on the coming Chinese New Tear. I wonder how many of your Chinese or Muslim readers are aware that the Chinese New Year this year almost coincides with the Muslim New Tear. Both the New Tears182 words
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Advertisement74 1972-02-14 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation. Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. ROBINSON'S. y J vww w oms LAST DAY, HURRY! WHURRY! I LOOK FOR THIS J RED TICKET IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Fabulous offers on all Items carrying the special red Ang Pow ticket! Get your "Ang Pow" from Robinson's.74 words
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Article, Illustration6596 1972-02-14 9 THE CIA BIGGEST SECRET SERVICE IN THE WORLD The Africa dossier THE PAPER THAT PROBES. The writer is E. H. COOKRIDCE, a wartime spy, and a well-known writer of espionage literature. The adventurous operations often Dorderlng on the bizarre which the CIA pursued in many parts of the world are6,596 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration708 1972-02-14 10 PORTRAIT OF A LADY... v T<HEY have been praisA ed in poems and songs, and they have been cursed in the same. But they remain the most fascinating of all creatures. You realise, of course, that I am talking about the fair sex. No woman ever was born who did708 words
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Advertisement143 1972-02-14 10 HTrrrrPT The Water coolers designed with your needs in mmd. m is Sunroc water coolers are built to the high standards of Undergo writer's Laboratories V and meet every Federal, f State and Local Sanitay tion coda. T The Sunroc Water cooler is guaranteed for a minimum of one year143 words
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Advertisement204 1972-02-14 11 |Rotaxoo7 hail a*. In fact, Rotaxoo7pen are made specially for students and those people who need sturdy, good pen. At 1.90, the price remains unchanged. In barrel colours of maroon, grey and green. t a»'. LIAT TOWERS ORCHARD ROAD *****1 YOUNG MIKI JOHN LITTLE'S BLDG. RAFFLES PLACE ***** MHCI SUPREME204 words
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Article, Illustration853 1972-02-14 12 JIM WATKINS - MOTORING APART FROM THE GHOST IN THE MIRROR, IT'S FINE WITH JIM WATKINS During the last year or so I have so often been carved up, edged out and assaulted in the traffic lights Grand Prix by beaten up Datsun pickups that, when I saw853 words
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503 1972-02-14 12 LEE CHIU SAN - MOTOR CYCLING WITH LEE CHIU SAN Old Nortons never die, and they don't fade away either. The name Norton should be familiar to any road user, the deep bellow of the police motor-cycles having inspired terror into the hearts of speedsters503 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration415 1972-02-14 13 Mary Lee - Presented by Mary Lee Dear Ros, I have been going steady with a boy for nearly five years and he has been kind and nice to me. He told me that he has never been out with any other girls. I have believed415 words
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Article428 1972-02-14 13 Dear Ros, My sister was married to her husband about 18 years ago with full knowledge that her husband was legally separated from his first wife. My sister is a housewife and has four children ranging from age 16 to eight. Now, her husband has gone back to428 words
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Article139 1972-02-14 13 Dear Ros, I am a 17-year-old boy and I am very skinny. I have tried eating more food and taking more exercise but without results. Can you help? Worried. Dear Worried, I think that a large part of your problem is due to your age. Teenagers often go139 words
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Article189 1972-02-14 13 Dear Ros, I am 60 years young and virile. That is my sexual urge Is still very strong. Unfortunately, although I've been happily married for many years, my wife had lost her interest in sex. She even encourages me to go to other women for sex. But I189 words
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789 1972-02-14 13 FINANCIAL GAME BY CHARTEXUS Among the economic factors which have a profound influence on share prices are those that arise from the internal fortunes of individual companies. For instance, the likelihood of a revaluation of the assets of a789 words
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Article283 1972-02-14 13 Dear Ros. I am a Chinese boy and my religion Is Buddhism. I am 29 years old. I have a Malay girlfriend, who Is Muslim and she is 23. As soon as I saw her I loved her but our religion Is different and she can283 words
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Article, Illustration551 1972-02-14 13 MARY LEE - MARY LEE Did you receive any declarations of love through the post today? Never mind if you didn't because It may be a healthy indication that he is anti-pre-written love. Of all Western traditions, Valentine's Day shares the bottom of the list of irrelevancles to our way551 words
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Article200 1972-02-14 13 Dear Ros, I fell in love with a boy in my class and I think he fell In love with me. Then everyone started to tease us and he got so fed up with the teasing that he started calling me "vaingirl." He tells his friends200 words
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Article152 1972-02-14 13 Dear Ros, On the same bus that I take to work every day there is a very nice boy that I would like to befriend. I hope you will advise me what to do but please don't ask me to walk up to him and say hello152 words
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Article201 1972-02-14 13 High fashion In Rome's Spring '72 collection featured pantsuits in luxurious way. Here's how Rome's fashions shape up this year: collarless cardigan coats and jackets, or full loose jackets over loose legged pants fitted at the waist. Blouses with bell, raglan and kimono sleeves, sailor collars, skinny201 words
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Advertisement22 1972-02-14 13 KONG HEE FATT CHOY Tbe wonderful Engfch food of the good old daysis lack rt THE BEEFEATER Meet yow friends is a22 words
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Advertisement139 1972-02-14 13 II We wish > all our patrons A HAPPY PROSPEROUS V NEW IE4R ODEON ,-=s {OPENINGTODAY!! vasSsr 0.30 A 9.30 pun. J o p ree Tfc«r»4oy Extra Show 11m TORN FROM TODAY'S HEADUNES-A Trie Police Narcotics Case Story! SIMULTANEOUS CATHAY (K. LUMPUR) 1.00, 3.15, 4.30, 9.15pm. Tomorrow, Wednesday Extra Show139 words
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Article275 1972-02-14 14 M. Param - By M. Param The Singapore Cricket Association will demote most of its attention to improve the standard of Schools' cricket this season. "We have named a seven member sub- committee to look into Schools' cricket," the SCA secretary, Mr. J.C. Cooke, said yesterday. The Schools' sub275 words
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Article342 1972-02-14 14 Sonny Yap - By Sonny Yap The Vigilante Corps' quest for new judo talents will culminate with the staging of the Second VC individual championships at the Headquarters' hall in Jalan Kolam Ayer on February 22 and March 2. A total of 109 competitors from the eight training342 words
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Article86 1972-02-14 14 The Nav Bharat hockey club of Hong Kong, currently touring Malaysia, will arrive here tomorrow afternoon for a series of games. The team is scheduled to meet the Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association at Farrer Park at 5 pjn. tomorrow. On Wednesday, It will face the86 words
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Article59 1972-02-14 14 Perth. Monday.—Diminutive opener Alan Turner hit a splendid century for New South Wales against West Australia In the Sheffield Shield match which started at the West Australian cricket ground here yesterday. At close of play, New South Wales were In a commanding position at 304 for three59 words
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Article, Illustration1098 1972-02-14 14 Desmond Oon - passing shots Desmond Oon The Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's first tournament of the year, the Junior championships, will be held on February 19, 20, 26 and 27 at Farrer Park. The tournament committee is hopeful that it will receive a good response from1,098 words
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Article45 1972-02-14 14 Philadelphia, Monday Rod Laver defeated Tom Okker, 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. to enter the final of the US professional indoor tennis championships. Top-seeded Ken Rosewall beat Arthur Ashe, 2-6, 7-6, 7-6, 6-2, in the other semi-final earlier, setting up an all-Australian final.45 words
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Advertisement448 1972-02-14 14 <+-\^".|[]+%:!(\=)%`;'.$=!,;^^" DEATH MR. WONG PUCK SHAM, 74, pass away peacefully on 14.2.72, leaving behind wife, two sons Mook Qui, Mook Ow, two daughters, Peggy, Mimi, adopted daughter Mono, three sons-in-law, 19 grandchildren, 1 great grandson. Cortege Leaves Singapore Casket Company 14.2.72 at 1 p.m. for Chua Chu Kong Cemetry. S'pore.448 words
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Advertisement333 1972-02-14 14 OFFICE SPACE VACANT 122. CECIL STRUT, Singapore 1. Modern Office Space, area 1,750 sq. ft. Contact Telephone: *****4/*****7. PERSONAL S.O.S. SAMARITANS OP SINGAPORE Despairing? Tempted to suicide? Find a phone. Ring *****. any time. STEAM BATHS,/MASSAGE, ETC BALI HEALTH CENTRE for your messoge. Sauna bath, weight reducing treatments, hairdressing (cutting333 words
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Advertisement144 1972-02-14 14 NEW CAR DIRECTORY Where you can buy your next new car in Singapore CHAMPION MOTORS PTE. LTD. 304 Orchard Road, Singapore 9, Tel: *****1. JjHc'77/cf CITY MOTORS <S> PTE. LTD.. 28 CovenagH Rood. Smgopore 9 Tel* *****6/*****3 CONTINENTAL MOTORS PTE. LTD., 50/52 Beocoolen S' S pee 7 Tel *****7 RO144 words
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Miscellaneous89 1972-02-14 14 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald i m •in ii II!? s Ilk J K I V w u ;~-u ii ilfil 1 If so iv* *?mkl i "lilt trt *S! i J OUR PHONE CONVERSATION LAST NIGHT ENDED SO ABRUPTLY IWAS PUZZIEP, TH EPA. WHAT HAPPENED? N fc ;n\w> ii89 words
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Miscellaneous311 1972-02-14 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 10 International sports event. 11 Peruvian city. 12 Inacttive. 13 Basks on beach. 19 Shouts. 21 Rodent. 24 Traveler's stop-over. 25 Dice player who covers a bet. 26 Omit. 27 Cup of tennis. 28 Bantered. 2# Granted fact. 30 Wipe out. 31 Shakespearean role. concern. 37 Diplomats'311 words
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Article, Illustration798 1972-02-14 15 Promising Jasmine is another pick for your notebook By Scrutineer Showgirl Vs eyecatching performance in the last race over 6f at Ipoh on Saturday marked her as a bright prospect next time out. She is definitely one to follow. Unsighted in the early798 words
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Article, Illustration285 1972-02-14 15 Status Quo set the pace, bat ran wide at the home turn. Arrow Head quickly hit the front, with Stormvogel and Tower of Perfection closing in. Arrow Head went on to win by a length from Status Quo who collapsed and died after the race. Zero One led285 words
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Article391 1972-02-14 15 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia Hard To Beat, a classy newcomer with Bukit Timah trainer Porky Donnelly showed striking form in a gallop at Bukit Timah this morning. Ridden by Des Coleman who has since recovered from an injury, Hard To Beat went twice round, running391 words
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Article254 1972-02-14 15 Sapporo. Monday. The 11th Winter Olympics, a sometimes uneasy mixture of controversy, upsets and brilliant athletic performances, ended here last night with a moving, but restrained closing ceremony. The Sapporo Games, the largest ever and the first in Asia, saw the Russians emerge as254 words
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Article130 1972-02-14 15 London, Monday.—lrish Rugby Union selectors yesterday retained the team which scored a lastminute win over England for their match against Scotland in Dublin on February 26. Victory for Ireland would open up the possibility of a magnificent triple crown and grand slam battle with Wales130 words
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Advertisement43 1972-02-14 15 Kone >4ee Fnir cHoy K::: A «C> ■V?. m *JA m 9/. iiSSS! ■M Ci 7/ ~iCF n J'/i «W N C C ■*4. ?w ft c 0 ts a <C v. TO L\ x t. a DESIGN 73 I es M w >43 words
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Article100 1972-02-14 16 Today is Monday, February 14. the 45th day of 1972. St. Valentine's Day. THE MOON: New. THE MORNING STARS: Jupiter and Mercury. THE EVENING STARS: Venus, Mars and Saturn. Those born on this day are under the sign of Aquarius. ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY: In 1968 the US100 words
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Article45 1972-02-14 16 AH FOOK: Let's hope we have a quiet, accident free Chinese New Year. MEI LING: Accidentfree, yes. But I don't see why you old fogies want everything to be quiet. It's a time to celebrate and let our short hair down a bit.45 words
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Article, Illustration39 1972-02-14 16 Long-haired Stephanie Pedria is only 14 and still at school but already she has taken the first steps to a career in the modelling world after completing a course at the Mannequin Studio.— Picture by Ali Yusoff.Picture by Ali Yusoff. - 39 words
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Article231 1972-02-14 16 Housewife Ang Poh Aun slaughtered her first .fowl a white cockerel and a man went to jail. It happened in Penang last week. The man, Cheah Chool Chuan, 26, kept a promise to plead guilty to an armed robbery charge if Madam Ang would accept231 words
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321 1972-02-14 16 Pang Guek Cheng - By Pang Guek Cheng Fashionable men and women with a love for pearl cufflinks, tlepins, ear-rings, neck laces and brooches, may soon find these accessories hard to come by. The oysters that produce the pearls are under attack. While innocently lying in321 words
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103 1972-02-14 16 King, an alsatian, got the shock of his life when he stopped at a convenient lamp-post In Ramsgate, Kent. Water on the wiring of the lamp post had made it live with electricity when King lifted his leg he was knocked out by103 words
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Article43 1972-02-14 16 A man who was refused a drink in a North London pub, returned shortly afterwards and tried to burn it down. He sprayed parafin in two bars and gave customers only a few seconds warning before setting fire to the place.43 words
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Advertisement108 1972-02-14 16 m GALA OPENING TONITE ri S nrco s G--5 s(.ai*s u B SMMWS 5 a E" a 1Z E 4 Or, S H n? E3 WHIT 1 FIRE a H fT v. 3 fa d.r >★< S3 ICTllUlGllQ! JliElltn TK£ :v -x- -.>' >*■ of Tiger Beer and you'll know108 words
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Miscellaneous452 1972-02-14 16 TV H® Siagapara 5 3.00 Opening and Where the Heart is 3.20 For the Family (T) 3.50 A Diary of Brents in Singapore this Week (T) 3.55 It's Happening In Singapore (T) 4.10 Days of Our lives 4.50 Close 6.00 Opening and Charlie Chaplin Comedy Theatre 8.30 News in Brief452 words
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Miscellaneous396 1972-02-14 16 Trust your lucky star IF ITS YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are a person who will probably be subjected to conflicting influence throughout life. As a child, you may have difficulty pleasing both mother and father, for Instance, or both home and school authorities, for the Influences of each pair396 words
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