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Title Section18 1972-06-12 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Monday evening, June 12, 1972 No. 429 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE MONDAY, JUNE 12, 197218 words
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Article186 1972-06-12 1 The share market opened this morning to moderate activity. Prices were barely steady during the first 45 minutes. Third-liners suffered marginal losses. Fair Lady dropped five cents to 61 cents. Tropical Veneer eased two cents to 58 cents, Malaysia Tiles one cent to 84 cents and Quia186 words
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Article13 1972-06-12 1 Police reported 54 accidents yesterday. Six were serious and one fatal.13 words
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Article304 1972-06-12 1 Sunny Wee, Lee Yew Meng - Father-to-be killed in street By Sunny Wee, Lee Yew Meng Lee Yew Menf A 23-year-old man, whose wife is believed to be expecting their first child any moment now, was murdered this morning in Sembawang Road as he was on his way home. Phua Pin Yam, alias Ah304 words
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101 1972-06-12 1 Saigon, Monday.—US B--52 heavy bombers struck seven times inside North Vietnam last night and early today, hitting targets above the Demilitarised Zone for the fourth consecutive day, the US command reported. A command spokesman said the B-52s hit communist supply caches within 20 miles101 words
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202 1972-06-12 1 Kuala Lumpur, Monday.— —Australia's Prime Minister. Mr. William McMahon. had discussions with Tun Abdul Razak on matters of mutual interest to the two countries here this morning. Sources here said the two leaders spent some time discussing; the five-power defence arrangements, the neutralisation202 words
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Article39 1972-06-12 1 Tokyo, Monday. Four workmen died of gas poisoning In a manhole In Kyoto yesterday. Police said one man collapsed and died while inspecting underground cables, and three workmates were overcome as they attempted to rescue him.39 words
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279 1972-06-12 1 Ronnie Muntu - By Ronnie Muntu Jakarta, Monday.—lndonesia and Australia will soon start negotiations for a possible gift by Australia of about six armed patrol boats to Indonesia, authoritative military sources confirmed here. For some time now Indonesia had shown interest in Australian made Satrol boats which279 words
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Article52 1972-06-12 1 Bonn, Monday. The German wife of an American radio technician gave birth to quintuplets yesterday in Frankfurt's university clinic. The condition of the mother, Mrs. Brigltte Bean, 31, and the four baby girls and a boy was described as "astoundlngly good." The mother had received52 words
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Article34 1972-06-12 1 Johannesburg, Monday Sixty-two South African students were yesterday charged under an antiriot law providing stiff fines or jail terms in a resumption of get-tough tactics against the current wave of student unrest.34 words
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Article630 1972-06-12 1 She doesn't want it seen here London, Monday Mrs. Joan Ismail has written the story of her love life with Staff Sergeant lan Reed but has banned its publication in Singapore and Malaysian newspapers. The story of Joan's passionate love life as the "carbon copy wife"630 words
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Article118 1972-06-12 1 Reuter London, Monday Six people were killed and about 80 were injured when a train carrying a group of rallmen's families home from a day at the seaside crashed off the rails yesterday. Police and railway officials announced the casualty toll early today after several hoursReuter - 118 words
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Article69 1972-06-12 1 Belfast, Monday Heavy fighting broke out between Protestants and Roman Catholics In several areas of Belfast today, forcing the evacuation of women and children. "There Is shooting going on all over the bloody shop," a British army spokesman aid. The gunbattles spread over the city shortly69 words
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Article24 1972-06-12 1 Tokyo, Monday. The Anglo French supersonic Concorde airliner arrived here today from Manila on its Asian demonstration and sales promotion tour.24 words
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139 1972-06-12 1 United Press International Perth, Monday A 16-year-old Swe-dish-born youth whose father lives in Singapore yesterday left Australia under threat of deportation, Immigration officials said today. The youth, whose name was withheld because of his age, pleaded guilty in the Perth Children's CourtUnited Press International - 139 words
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Article62 1972-06-12 1 Dacca, Monday Two people were killed and six others injured in an armed clash with police near a jute mill in the southern Bangladesh port of Khulna two days ago, Bangladesh News Agency reported. It said that an exchange of fire started after police tried to62 words
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Advertisement78 1972-06-12 1 lIISIDE TODRV PACE 6: Anomaly in CPF rates. 6 A plll for all seasons PACE 8: On the DAP crisis. PACE 11 Dear Ros: Cousins in love can marry. PACE ]1 Mindirg your own chastity belt. PACE 12: Lee Chiu San tests the Yamaha DT2. PACE 15: Photo finishes and78 words
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Advertisement30 1972-06-12 1 s Y IT X <c. .xs <f'X w -rf ><*u ,««J <** V IT- '>• w 4 >A 4X?n.> \> V N > .V. UrL. C •V 4TJ 4k TT-a iyTof* JMTT CHANEL PARIS30 words
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Miscellaneous21 1972-06-12 1 Forecast The weather forecast between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. today is isolated showers in the early afternoon. (See page 2)21 words
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Article231 1972-06-12 2 V.K. Chin - Crucial meeting coming By V.K. Chin Kuala Lumpur, Monday Two more Democratic Action Party MPs are expected to resign shortly to join the Malaysian Chinese Association. They are Mr. Chan Fu King, MP for Teluk Anson, and Mr. Loh Jee Meng MP for Batang231 words
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Article42 1972-06-12 2 Mr. Robin Sim Boon Woo, MP for Changi, will open the newly-metalled Siak Kuan Road on Saturday at 6.30 p.m. The metalling was carried out by the Polytechnic Students' Union at a cost of more than $26,000.42 words
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Article109 1972-06-12 2 Retired salesman Cheah Teong Peng, 58, is still at the game. He is going from door to door selling a book of poems written and published by himself. His book. Song Of My Heart, sells at $1 each. About 1000 copies have been sold, since August, 1970,109 words
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Article, Illustration131 1972-06-12 2 Some of the 150 members and officials of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce watch jeepmounted recoillers guns firing from a hilltop at the Singapore Armed Forces Training Institute yesterday afternoon. The "battle" was part of a display involving the simulated capture of three hilltop131 words
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238 1972-06-12 2 The management of the Jurong Abattoir and sheep importers will meet this week in a bid to solve their dispute over the proposed increase in the slaughter fee from $1 to $2.50. The importers say the new rate should be $2. They238 words
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100 1972-06-12 2 The Pace Two picture in the first edition of the New Nation last Saturday was of Lee Hsien Yang:, 14, and his sister. Wei Ling, 16, after a demonstration flight on Concorde 002 on Friday. Hsien Yang and Wei Ling are the younger children100 words
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294 1972-06-12 2 Violet Oon - By Violet Oon Halving concert items to three and starting the Music for Everyone Concert at 5 p.m. one hour later proved successful yesterday. Over 75 per cent of the Singapore Conference Hall was filled and the audience was generally attentive. It was probably294 words
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Article26 1972-06-12 2 The Singapore Press Club will hold its weekly luncheon for members and friends at the Eastern Palace Restaurant, Supreme House, tomorrow at 12.45 p.m.26 words
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Advertisement94 1972-06-12 2 TRAVEL TO AUSTRALIA from A > lIS* sU ♦•^es The trip you would want to recommend... 6 glorious days aboard a fully air-conditioned ocean liner First Class Cuisine for all meals Fabulous Night Club Band Boole now of 2 swimming pools Unlimited baggage Choice of many bars Excellent public areas94 words
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Miscellaneous569 1972-06-12 2 HBPPEnincs wh t^y on Mr. S. Rajaratnam. Min ister for Foreign Affairs, will open the AMERICAN LIBRARY RESOURCE CENTRE at the American Embassy in Hill Street at 5 p.m. PIANIST JORK DEMI'S will Rive a recital at the Cultural Centre at 8 p.m. The Philippines Ambassa dor, Mr Delfin R.569 words
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Miscellaneous166 1972-06-12 2 I weather I Kuala Lumpur 32 28C Manila 32 24C Hong Kong 31-25 C Bangkok 32 25C Seoul 29 12C Tokyo 28 18C Naha 31 25C New York 17 9C Moscow 17 9C London 15 7C San Francisco 17 8C Sydney 15 11C Melbourne 11 4C Perth 26 12C Singapore166 words
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Article, Illustration159 1972-06-12 3 A choppy sea and good wind added extra excitement to the Police Week sea carnival held off the reclaimed land at Katong Park yesterday. To top it all, it was a day of brilliant sunshinediscounting a fairly brief dowrpour. Undoubtedly a sfld day forPicture by JERRY SEH - 159 words
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Article60 1972-06-12 3 The Adult Education Board will start three courses in flower arrangement this month. They will be held at Canberra School from Wednesday, the Cultural Centre from June 18, and Geylang English School Centre from June 23. All lessons will be in English. The fee is $2060 words
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Article384 1972-06-12 3 Gear it to local needs: Dr. Lee The Minister of State for Education, Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng, today called on the Science Teachers Association to help in the development and improvement of local science education. He said that as a national professional body, the association could384 words
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Article57 1972-06-12 3 Six more companies have Joined the Singapore Manufacturers Association: Cosmos Sportwear Factory (S) Pte. Ltd., Elektro Metall (S) Pte. Ltd., Greenland Plastics Industries (S) Pte. Ltd.. Hua Seng Leather Products Manufacturer, Kwok Choi Jade and Gem Craft Pte. Ltd., and United Motor Works (S) Pte.57 words
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Article54 1972-06-12 3 Mr. Tan Bah Chee, superintendent of the Adult Education Board, has been re-elected president of the Pasir Panjang English Primary ParentTeacher Association. Other officials are: vicepresident Mr. Huynh Van Thong: secretary Mr. S. K. Kanagasingam; treasurer Mr. Tan Peng Slang. The school principal. Mr. Wee Kim San, is54 words
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Article54 1972-06-12 3 A local travel agency has brought two of the region's major shipping and airlines together to bring more tourists to Singapore and to increase inter-Asia travel. Mansfield Travel will introduce a new package tour between Hong Kong, East Malaysia and Singapore this month with Cathay Pacific Airlines54 words
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323 1972-06-12 3 The Public Utilities Board has started technical courses to upgrade the skills of its staff to meet its expansion programme in the coming years. This was stated by the acting PUB general manager, Mr. Khong Kit Soon, at the dinner of the323 words
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Article27 1972-06-12 3 The First Lady. Mrs. Sheares will present prizes at the annual sports day of the Red Cross Home at Changi on Sunday at 4 p.m.27 words
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Miscellaneous113 1972-06-12 3 iHai Today's winning number *****8 If the last six digits of your Singapore identity card number are those shown above, you can claim a $100 Post Office Savings Bank Gift Voucher. Your voucher will be paid into a Post Office Savings Bank account in your name. Call with your identity113 words
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Article, Illustration594 1972-06-12 4 Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 THERE'S no need to dream about the Mogul kings and their beloved princesses, reclining lazily and partaking of all that luscious Middle Eastern fare. A new restaurant in the Tanglin Shopping Centre is opening on Thursday, with all594 words
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Advertisement220 1972-06-12 4 0 LES SPHYIIX from Paris First appearance in Singapore. Set you off !*ke a bomb. Lots to love. X r <§ r T> Last 2 nights V 1 If v 'L f .i *i\ W- v S n V WH «<!f-': We survey your land before we sell you a220 words
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Advertisement111 1972-06-12 4 I OK <>lt 101 S WIM.Vi AMI hi MM. cn 9 2;>igl)lanb Jiar Expert bartender Cosy atmosphere Interesting decor Beautiful people 8 c Portion Excellent dining Authentic Scottish Food A well stocked wine cellar Impeccable so-vic? RunJ?. 'CTEL tel *****1 EXPERTS AGREE...THE DYRACO SPEAKER HAS THE BEST TRAHSIENT RESPOHSE. i111 words
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Article125 1972-06-12 5 Malaysia is to export toddy soon. Orders have been received from Fiji, the Pacific Islands, East Africa, Mauritius and M a d a gasgar through Malaysian trade commissions, the manager of the Soora Co-opera-tive Industrial Deve- lopment Society, Mr. K. Sivalingam said. "The initial order from125 words
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Article26 1972-06-12 5 The Chinese YMCA Youth Department will conduct a five-session course on Romantics at its International Centre in Palmer Road from Friday at 7.30 p.m.26 words
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Article22 1972-06-12 5 The Singapore Stamp Club will hold an extraordinary general meeting at the Singapore Cricket on July 11 at 5.30 p.m.22 words
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Article57 1972-06-12 5 Some 15 Bank of America senior executives from Singapore and other major cities in South-East Asia are taking part in a twoday seminar at the Hilton beginning today. Recommendations on how best to organise a full-scale management training programme on a regional basis will be57 words
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Article71 1972-06-12 5 The Mathematics Society of Nanyang University will hold a seven-day Mathematics Exhibition starting next Monday. It will feature a wide variety of mathematical devices and ideas which will be of interest to the public. They will include elements of electronic computing, mazes, mathematical arts and other high71 words
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Article53 1972-06-12 5 The Institute of Southeast Asian Studies will hold an international conference on New Directions in the International Relations of Southeast Asia from July 3 to 18. It will be opened by Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, while Dr. Adam Malik, Indonesia's Foreign Minister, will officiate at53 words
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Article, Illustration248 1972-06-12 5 You may have heard of three men in a tub. But 39 girls? Well, this "krazy" scene actually took place yesterday morning at the St. John's Ambulance Headquarters. The occasion: the Krazy Kontests, part of the Teen Convention to celebrate the anniversary248 words
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Advertisement186 1972-06-12 5 sfMf* :*.3s\-v■ -«<*- «rl Idls v^V i jWJp tti£af 4 ■■V '-V SSSISr ;*4 4r1% Sslm «*S £«MBI i®-£ s* Mi? ;a j m Sr v« l&Sl Sift -ry" *"•< a :ys t H n» 'I •r L 2& 5 V: V v .O^^SON, PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE wm'h.^96'l '<? v186 words
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Miscellaneous435 1972-06-12 5 $15 first prize to a clerk Last Wednesday's picture quiz photograph showed the wall carving at Raflles Hotel. The first prize of $15 goes to Mr. Albert Llm, a clerk, of Nallur Road. His entry was the first correct one opened by the Editor last night. The next correct answers435 words
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Article746 1972-06-12 6 Richard Reston - CUTTING POPULATION GROWTH DOWN IS CHINA'S FIVE-YEAR PLAN TARGET From Richard Reston Los Angeles Times CHINA Birth control is a major preoccupation in China these days. It is a revolutionary duty for the family and a matter of first priority for the state. Chairman MaoLos Angeles Times - 746 words
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Article332 1972-06-12 6 By An Economic Correspondent SINGAPORE A curious anomaly seems to have arisen over the application of the new higher CPF contributions to higher-paid professionals and businessmen. When the CPF regulations were amended to cover exgratla or bonus payments, no limit was set. As things now stand,332 words
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Article, Illustration582 1972-06-12 6 Peter Costigan - Everything about his California campaign was a carbon copy of the past From Peter Costigan Melbourne Herald AMERICA Exactly four years after Robert Kennedy won the greatest political victory of his life in California, George McGovern last week did the same thing and for largelyMelbourne Herald - 582 words
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Article689 1972-06-12 6 What other newspapers are saying: ENHANCE THE SPIRIT OF POLICE-PUBLIC COOPERATION The annual "Police Week," which began on June 3 with the of familiarising the people with police duties and work so as to promote and strengthen police-public co-operation, has been receiving enthusiastic response from the public.689 words
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Article504 1972-06-12 6 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND THE PREVENTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION Speaking at the UK. Conference on Human Environment in Stockholm, Singapore's Miinister for Health, Mr. Chua SI an Chin said that the Singapore Government had already taken several measures to ensure and raise the level of environmental health.504 words
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Advertisement132 1972-06-12 6 radio recorders this valuable cassette collection Philips radio recorders are fabulous sound packages. You enjoy your favourite FM/AM radio programmes, tape them instantly for lasting entertainment and play the wonderful prerecorded musicassettes available in the shops. Buy any of these 3 Philips radio recorders now, and get a complete cassette132 words
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Article431 1972-06-12 7 'S-E Asia must be appalled at his ineptitude* Jakarta, Monday The Australian Opposition Labour Party deputy leader, Mr. Lance Barnard, yesterday described the Prime Minister. Mr. William McMahon's remarks on the fivepower defence arrangement as an extraordinary d i i)l o m a t i c blunder.431 words
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264 1972-06-12 7 United Press International Perth, Monday The former Australian Prime Minister, Mr. John Gorton, yesterday predicted the McMahon government would lose the next elections. Speaking at the opening of the Apex Club's convention, Mr. Gorton, the former Liberal Party leader, said if the Liberal-Country Party coalitionUnited Press International - 264 words
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Article59 1972-06-12 7 Bangkok, Monday. Communist guerrillas killed a village school teacher and two militia men in an ambush in the southern province of Nakhon Si Thammarat. Police sources said the three men were returning home on foot from district headquarters of ChuUat on Saturday when the guerrillas lying in59 words
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Article, Illustration238 1972-06-12 7 New York, Monday. Rescue workers pulled more bodies yesterday from the muddy ruins of the Rapid City flood and the death count in the disaster went past 200. So far 208 bodies have been recovered. A huge wall of water rushed through the mountain valley238 words
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98 1972-06-12 7 Melbourne. Monday Victorian opposition leader. Mr. Clive Holding, said yesterday boastful businessmen and tourists were giving Australia an ugly image in South-East Asia. "People in Indonesia and Singapore are being given the impression that vou can literally Dick up gold in the streets in98 words
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Article157 1972-06-12 7 United Press International Stockholm, Monday. The United Nations Environment Conference yesterday called for a worldwide battle against noise and for noise limits set for trucks, cars and motorcycles. It said the new environment agency to be created by the conference should establish agreed noise standardsUnited Press International - 157 words
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Article31 1972-06-12 7 United Press International Belfast, Monday. At least three people died last night in three-sided gun battles between Roman Catholic and Protestant gunmen and British troops in Belfast.United Press International - 31 words
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152 1972-06-12 7 Reuter Beirut, Monday. The world's first testicle transplant operation has been carried out here, it was revealed yesterday. The testicles of a sixmonth foetus were planted in the thigh of a 28-year-old Lebanese man who had been unable to become fully sexually active.Reuter - 152 words
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215 1972-06-12 7 Melbourne. Monday Genetic scientist Dr. Kenneth Dyer said yesterday radioactive fallout from French nuclear tests in the Pacific will increase the frequency of deformities in babies, in Australia and the Pacific region. He said future generations might curse the day an Australian government failed to215 words
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Advertisement210 1972-06-12 7 Project executives on the Concorde work in an atmosphere where only the highest standards are acceptable. Understandably, they look for similar attainment in their earthbound transport. Hence the choice of the Triumph 2000. Powerfully smooth at seventy and up, it's also unshakeably smooth at 10 mph in top. Its all-round210 words
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Article509 1972-06-12 8 All is not well within the Democratic Action Party. The next few weeks will severely test the mettle of its leaders who are not without options to ensure that the party survives the divisions within their ranks. The denial of any crisis by Dr.509 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article117 1972-06-12 8 The escalation of the war in South Vietnam has benefited the state owned airline. A report points out that "the more the army does, the more dependent people are on travel by air." Air Vietnam's best passenger load was achieved in 1969, the year after the Tet117 words
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Article61 1972-06-12 8 Scuba diving is not just a passing fad for the Minister for Home Affairs, Dr. Wong Lin Ken. He now wants to reach greater depths and Is said to be very interested In getting to the Bahamas to try out his skills. His ambitions in this direction61 words
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Article81 1972-06-12 8 It appears that Tun Thanat Khoman, the former Thai foreign minister, will not get back his job when the new Thai government is set up later this year. According to reliable sources, the chairman of the Thai National Executive Council, Field Marshall Thanom Kittikachorn is grooming81 words
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Article, Illustration1273 1972-06-12 8 ALEX JOSEY - ALEX JOSEY There may be no immediate repercussions in the Far East, nevertheless the impact of the agreements at Moscow is certain to have far-reaching effects. As the voice of enlightened capitalism, The Economist, pointed out, the people1,273 words
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Letters
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Article66 1972-06-12 8 If sisters, staff nurses and assistant nurses can be awarded pay rises, inclusive of increment in night duties, my colleagues and I think the authorities should also offer staff-midwives the same benefit. After all, aren't we part of the nursing profession? In fact, most midwives attached to66 words
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Article65 1972-06-12 8 Could the Comptroller of Immigration enlighten us on whether a foreigner who is granted a visit pass can work in Singapore as a manager of a local firm drawing a salary of more than $1,000 inclusive of allowance? We are wondering whether the firm has committed65 words
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Article120 1972-06-12 8 A small piece of land just behind the Sembawang Park, near 11*4 ms, Sembawang Road, is covered with tall grass, overgrown lallang, bushes and trees. This place now breeds insects, flies, mosquitoes and rats. In the dry season the tall, dry grass may catch fire and120 words
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Article83 1972-06-12 8 YEONG KUM KEE - YEONG KUM KEE Public Relations Officer. Ministry of National Development, Singapore, 2. With reference to the letter by Going Bonkers (NN, June 1) piling operation is restricted to the hours of 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily except on Sundays when piling is prohibited. This arrangement is83 words
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Article45 1972-06-12 8 EVELYN LIM - EVELYN LIM On behalf of students in various schools sitting for the coming SingaporeCambridge General Certificate of Education (Ordinary Level) this year, I appeal for the telecast of My Fair Lady (Pygmalion) and also Julius Caesar during the second term holidays.45 words
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Article56 1972-06-12 8 The Jacque Loussier Trio, displayed virtuosity and genuine musicianship in their concert. In Bach's day the art of improvisation was considered "de rigueur" in public concerts. The Jacque Loussier Trio is one of the few chamber groups today which is equipped to carry on the traditional art56 words
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Article100 1972-06-12 8 CHRIS H. K. TAN - CHRIS H. K. TAN Asst. Secretary, Public Relations, Housing Development Board, Singapore, 2. L. T. Lim (NN, June 6) will probably know that tampering of letter boxes and putting rubbish in them are usually the work of young children and vandals. L.T. Lim and the public100 words
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Advertisement88 1972-06-12 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. "/A "A /JCaridbean. Carniva/J This culinary masterpiece from .the Islands of Calypso Is flamed at your table. Superb little shrimps in a fragrant curry sauce served on a bed of pillaw rice with the whole galaxy of Inter-Continental88 words
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Miscellaneous39 1972-06-12 8 r tust My &E" (Jetting ia* PAN, IT Doesn't mean "THAT YOU MUST AuM UP IB* MOfmt 6IUtS c* £3 K S* 4. I R JS •<• kh 6 u m v\V t 2£S iV' BKI :>; *r"= f/4 i s»t39 words
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Article, Illustration2571 1972-06-12 9 George Wilson - The plight of refugees in Danang First of a four-part series.. From George Wilson Washington Post The hamlet chief welcomed us into his home on Red Beach and then pulled out two pieces of paper that identified him as one of those special casualties of theWashington Post - 2,571 words
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Article, Illustration643 1972-06-12 9 Singa Retnam - By Singa Retnam When the elephants fight the grass gets trampled African proverb. These two pictures speak a thousand words. Screaming in terror a Vietnamese boy (above) flees down Highway One to escape an aerial napalm attack on his village, Trang Bang, just 26 miles south-west of643 words
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EDUCATION
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Article, Illustration779 1972-06-12 10 Violet Oon - There is a need for standardisation By Violet Oon One can't help but hope that with the passing of years and the establishment of the Music Department in the University of Singapore we will have a school of composers creating music779 words
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Article, Illustration673 1972-06-12 10 Douglas Chan gets the views of six preuniversity students from Gan Eng Seng School. LOW ENG WAN, 17: I do not believe there is much justification in having the death sentence as a form of punishment. If the ntttion of an eye673 words
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Article451 1972-06-12 10 RUSSIAN SCIENTIST SAYS PRESENT WARNING SIGNS ARE UNRELIABLE Los Angeles Times Tidal waves are caused by pistonlike action of the ocean floor suddenly pushed upwards by a violent earthquake centred beneath the water, acrordma: to a Russian oceanographer. This piston action has a measurableLos Angeles Times - 451 words
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309 1972-06-12 10 Los Angeles Times Dental researchers at the University of California at Los Angeles are "glazing" teeth with a carbon dioxide pulsating laser that throws an extremely hot beam of invisible light. Dr. R.H. Stern, director of the Laser Lab of the UclaLos Angeles Times - 309 words
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Advertisement157 1972-06-12 10 THE GROWING DEMAND OF OUR TIME IS GERM-FREE WATER FROM r jiiuinmrrn KATADYN •u <s*. w VA IE v lIIIKII NO BOILING Boiled Abateris flat, and expensive. NO CHEMICALS Therefore no hazardous operation. NO TROUBLE Yet economical. NO TIME CONSUMING Continuous Flow. NO SMELL Frees water from smell taste of157 words
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Article, Illustration485 1972-06-12 11 Mary Lee - Presented by Mary Lee Dear Ros, I am in love with a girl who is my cousin. We are very happy when we are together. My problem Is that I am arrald we cannot be together because our parents are against our close485 words
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Article230 1972-06-12 11 Dear Ros, May I know how to prevent myself from growing, upwards as well as outwards. I would like to know also whether a female and male by merely sitting close together, doing nothing like hugging and kissing, but the boy's arm on the girl's shoulder230 words
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Article356 1972-06-12 11 Dear Ros, I've been married for almost four years. Recently I found out that my inlaws want to have a grandchild. So my hubby and I went to a specialist for a check-up and he told us there is nothing wrong with us. Please help us because my356 words
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Article258 1972-06-12 11 Dear Ros, I'm sixteen years old and I love to sing pop songs, folk songs, and play instruments like piano, brass instruments, recorders, etc. I also love to compose songs and in fact I'm interested and love every thing that concerns music. My ambition since I was five258 words
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Article359 1972-06-12 11 Dear Ros, I am 17 and when I look at a girl and she looks at me I immediately look away. If I notice a girl looking at me I am the first to look away. Is this because I feel Inferior? Is there anything shameful about359 words
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Article249 1972-06-12 11 Dear Ros, How can you tell that you are In love? Will constant meetings increase the affection for each other? How can I know if my boyfriend loves me? Wondering Scorpio. Dear Wondering Scorpio, I suppose the easiest answer to your first question is that249 words
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Article62 1972-06-12 11 Dear Ros. I wish to have my name changed. I am nearly 21 years old. What do I do? A New Leaf. Dear New Leaf, Legally changing your family name, and given names, is done by deed poll through a lawyer. Ton ean either go to a62 words
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Article, Illustration896 1972-06-12 11 Today it can be used to crown beauty queens, hold flower pots, mugs, pencils. In the less enlightened Middle Ages, it preserved a woman's chastity, like jewels in a safe deposit box, except that the person who held the key was often not the one896 words
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Advertisement110 1972-06-12 11 An alpine lodge tucked away in the midst of a charming weeded estate' the LADYHILL HOTEL, basks in the popularity Of its'LE CHALET' Swiss restaurant which specialises in authentic Swiss dishes LE CHALETs new menu has all your old favourites plus a few excellent dishes designed to delight the gourmet110 words
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Advertisement180 1972-06-12 11 Remember how your blood rushed quickly through your veir.s? How you became dizzy with emotion? But did you know that all strong emotions can affect the heart? When you're older, especially in the man, strange stirrings of the heart may easily mean trouble. In middle age the arteries around the180 words
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Article, Illustration342 1972-06-12 12 JIM WATKINS - motoring with JIM WATKINS Quite often street systems, with origins in the mists and back lanes of ancient times, evolve into utterly bewildering mazes when adapted to the one way needs of modern traffic circulation. Unusua:, ir not unique, is the newly constructed complex of lanes342 words
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Article479 1972-06-12 12 Tolerance toward other road users, whether inexperienced or aggressive, is one of the marks of the mature driver and a sure way of reducing the accident rate but I will confess that the other day I felt a white hot anger and the desire to pound some479 words
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Article225 1972-06-12 12 The other evening I dropped into the Hilton for a meal. I secured a slot in the underground car park but, when I returned, found three other cars parked in the access lane, completely blocking my exit. On approaching the bell captain I was referred to the225 words
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Article, Illustration1130 1972-06-12 12 LEE CHIU SAN - motorcycling WITH LEE CHIU SAN Every now and again motorcycle manufacturers make claims about their bikes, and then invite testers to disprove them. Yamaha came out with the new DT2. successor to their highly successful DT 1 scrambler, and claimed that the new bike will1,130 words
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628 1972-06-12 12 FINANCIAL GAME BY CHARTEXUS MONEY Spec ulative capital structure in public companies usually involves a large element of fixed interest securities. The capital is then said to have high gearing (or leverage). The effects of high gearing can be extremely profitable for the628 words
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Advertisement88 1972-06-12 12 It r m i 181 R 1 auto air conditioners designed to fit most cars CHARGER II PRESIDENT TRUNK UNIT mi v i I i GLADIATOR :rf I CHAMPION Rotary Compressors available on request. QUALITY AND SERVICE GO BEHIND THE BRAND FarlEastMotori SINGAPORE: 54 Orchard Road. Tel: *****/6. KUALA LUMPUR:88 words
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Article, Illustration1136 1972-06-12 13 NUMBER OF TOURIST TO COUNTRY HAS DOUBLED IN 10 YEARS Japan, the Land of the Rising Sun, is becoming more popular each year as a vacation spot, with the number of tourists in the last decade doubling from 180,000 to 360,000. It is a non-stop yearround1,136 words
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Article, Illustration709 1972-06-12 13 Almost everything under one roof Japanese department stores are just one happy fun-filled emporium where people go to enjoy themselves window shopping or making purchases of the quality merchandise. All the stores open on Sun d a v and they are usually packed709 words
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Advertisement92 1972-06-12 13 JAL- the fastest route between Singapore and Tokyo From April 1, JAL gets you there faster and with less fuss. This new quick service links Singapore, Hong Kong and Tokyo with no time lost in between. Jet direct to the point with Japan Airlines. Fast connections to the USA too.92 words
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Article406 1972-06-12 14 Sonny Yap - By Sonny Yap The Combined Schools' softball squad which is now preparing for the national league next month is running into a snag as a result of "dwindling interest' among trainees. Attendances at training sessions have shown a sharp fall, and several players have expressed intentions406 words
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Article280 1972-06-12 14 Raffles Institution will field a team for the Singapore Softball Association Class Three league starting next month. A 17-man squad is now undergoing training under Mr. Chionh Chye Khye three times weekly at the new school ground in Grange Road. Mr. Chionh, a former280 words
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Article49 1972-06-12 14 Potsdam, East Germany, Monday. East German girl Ruth Fuchs broke the women's world Javelin record here yesterday with a throw of 65.06 metres (113 feet 5V 2 inches). The record had stood at 64.0 metres since 1964, set by Jelena Gortshakowa at the Tokyo Olympic Games.49 words
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Article, Illustration28 1972-06-12 14 Picture by Jerry SehPicture by Jerry Seh - 28 words
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Article178 1972-06-12 14 United Press International MELBOIRNE: Vict, football association Preston 24-17 (161) Sandringham 20-17 (137); Williamstown 19-17 (131) Dandenong 14-18 (102); Port Melborne 19-6 (130) Oakleigh 13-18 (96); Coburg 18-9 (117) Waver ley 14-12 (96); Prahran 18-15 (123) Sunshine 14-10 (94). Victorian football league— St. Kilda 17-8 (110) beatUnited Press International - 178 words
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Article28 1972-06-12 14 Belgrade, Monday Zeljeznicar of Sarajevo won the 1972 league soccer championship vesterday by defeating Partisan of Belgrade 4-0. It was the first league title for Zeljeznicar.28 words
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Article226 1972-06-12 14 National Junior College continued its winning streak in the Singapore Women's Netball Association league with a thumping 28-10 victory over MSA 1 played at Farrer Park yesterday. Having beaten 007 11 earlier in the week, the schoolgirls dominated play right from the start in this226 words
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Article75 1972-06-12 14 Warsaw, Monday. The Soviet Union completed a 4 1 win over Poland here yesterday in their Davis Cup European zone group "A" semi final. Alex Metreveli of the Soviet Union won yesterday's first singles match, beating Wieslaw Gasiorek 4 6 7 5 7 5 8 6.75 words
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Article125 1972-06-12 14 Milan. Italy Monday Eddy Merckx of Belgium yesterday won the Giro D'ltalia cycle race for the third time, the only foreigner ever to do so, and the first man in the past nine years to win the three-week classic more than twice. Jose Manuel Fuente125 words
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Article635 1972-06-12 14 Desmond Oon - passing shots- Desmond Oon Albert Tan, a schoolmaster captured the men's singles title of the Civil Service Championships concluded recently. He subdued Amir Leow 6-3, 6-4 in the final, proving beyond doubt his superiority over Amir whom he beat last year, also in the title round.635 words
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Article, Illustration1125 1972-06-12 14 Paris, Monday Forty national Football League (NFL) players introduced America's number one sport to France and pro ceeded to fumble the ball literally and figuratively. The fumbles, like the intercepted passes, blocked conversions and fights, were staged to give French sports fans an idea1,125 words
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Article, Illustration311 1972-06-12 15 Follow the horses marked with a Spring Power led past the 4f but swung out wide at the home turn. Manja quickly raced to the front challenged by Dragonboat. Manja kept up a strong gallop to win easily by 2£ lengths from Dragonboat. Third was Hikari. Jolly311 words
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Article799 1972-06-12 15 By Scrutineer Two newcomers Hot Metal and Mangels—showed definite promise in their races at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, and they won't be long in opening winning accounts. Hot Metal, an Irish-bred four-year-old chestnut by Star Gazer, was making his debut in the Class 4 Division799 words
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Article847 1972-06-12 15 NEW YORK, Monday. It's been called among other things the Enchilada Derby, a happening, and the world's largest floating drunk. The official name, the Newport to Ensenada international yacht race, is insufficiently descriptive of the occasion, which is as much a sociological phenomenon as a847 words
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Article202 1972-06-12 16 Sonny Yap - By Sonny Yap A local contractor wants to "adopt" a football team as its part in promoting sports in Singapore. The company is Melka Contractors and Company. Importers of tiles, marble and granite. Teams which are affiliated to Div. Ill of the Football Association202 words
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264 1972-06-12 16 Hamburg. Germany, Mon day. Manuel Orantes of Spain beat Italy's Andrlano Panatta 6 3. 9-8. 6 0, in the men's singles final of the International West German Open tennis championships yesterday with a masterful display of the game's arts. The 23 year-old Spaniard showed264 words
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Article52 1972-06-12 16 Paris, Monday. Crack French Jockey Yves Saint Martin rode Baron de Rede's Rescousse to victory in the 1,820,000 franc (£136,500) Jynch Oaks, the Prix Dedlane, at Chantllly near here yesterday. Lester Plggott, the British champion jockey, finished second, half a length behind the winner, on Mme Andre52 words
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Article, Illustration54 1972-06-12 16 the Police batsman on his way to score his half century against Singapore Re- creation Club in their SCA senior league match on the padang yesterday. SRC wicketkeeper is Pritam Singh with Robin Tessensohn by his side. The match was drawn. Jay a Kanaganayagam bowls for SRC.-Pictures by Philip Lim - 54 words
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Article169 1972-06-12 16 London, Monday. Australia will have to show a new ease of life to stop England cruising to victory in the first cricket Test which resumes at Old Tradford today. If Australia's form does not improve considerable over their showing of the first three days, only169 words
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Article67 1972-06-12 16 Rio De Janeiro, Monday. —European teams did well in the opening matches of Brazil's Independence football tournament— the Mini World Cup yesterday; with Ireland, France and Portugal all winning. France thrashed a Combined Central American aud Caribbean (CONCACAF) Selection 5-0. Portugal broke through the solid Ecuador defence67 words
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446 1972-06-12 16 Bonn, Monday Emerson Flttlpaldl of Brazil won the "Jochen Rindt Memorial race" for formula II automobiles yesterday by snatching victory In both the 15-lap heats. Flttlpaldl, driving a Lotus 69, registered an overall 1:13:39.2 hours for the total 30 laps. Jean-Pierre Jassuad of446 words
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Article480 1972-06-12 16 London, Monday. Middlesex beat Kent by one run in a thrilling finish at Folkestone yesterday to go clear at the top of the John Player Sunday cricket league table. Medium- Pacer Sam Black trapped England bowler Derek Underwood leg before with the third ball of480 words
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Miscellaneous149 1972-06-12 14 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald Tony morgan is STYMJEP IN HIS "REHABILITATION OF BETTINA BY THE DISCOVERY THAT HER HOME LIFE SEEMS IPEAL... 0.K., DOC I'LL DIG A LITTLE MORE. WHO KNOWS WHAT TREASURES I'LL COME UP WITH A/HEN I GET TO KNOW THE 6IRL BETTER n OH, SORRY! HEy.149 words
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Advertisement192 1972-06-12 15 The naked truth We like feeing feet* And for the very beet reasons. VOLVO PENTA invented and produced the I/O marine power unit* Then backed it up ever I six decades with the great resources end engineering research of the VOLVO Corporation. Aquamatic I/O engines put you ebove the rest.192 words
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Miscellaneous594 1972-06-12 16 Ipoh race weights Weights for first day of the Perak Turf Gub June (Derby) meeting this weekend: SATURDAY Q 2, Dhr. 4 6F: Hurry Honey 900 JeHta 8.11 Jack of Spades 8 JO Panglima Larut II 8.10 Joyful Melody 8 Pharevex 8 Open II 8 UfetWind 8 Perfectionist 8 Brocalba594 words
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Advertisement463 1972-06-12 17 LADIES HAIRDRESSING CHARMAINI BEAUTY SALON 98-A, Grange Rood, for weekly hairdos, perms, manicures, pedicures, tinting, scalp hair treatments. Please ring *****4 S'pore. PHILATELY VISIT KINGSTON STAMP SHOP, 359, Shaw Centre, (Second Floor), Scotts Road, (Beside Shaw House/ Tropicana) Singapore. For Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, G.B., and Foreign Stamps and other accessories.463 words
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Advertisement459 1972-06-12 17 WANTED 30 WAITERS/ woitressess, counter salesgirls and Kitchen Helpers. Salary commencing $90/- p.m. Free meals provided. Apply personnally to Polytechnic Canteen. Prince Edward Rood Singapore. LARGE PRINTING FIRM has a vocancy for: ACCOUNTING TYPIST Minimum School Certificate Grade II or equivalent Typing Speed: 40 to 50 w.p.m. Must be well459 words
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Advertisement405 1972-06-12 17 ORION TOURS 155, Kitchener Rood, Singapore 8 (Opposite New World Amigo Nite Club) Tel: *****1, ***** Tour Malaya 7 days $100/-Air-conditioned bus 125/C/Highlands 4 days $65/Departure every Sunday, Monday Bangkok, Chiengmai 15 days $370/- 2/7 Haadyai, Songkhla 6 days $100 every Sunday Penang, Ipoh, K.L. 3 days 4 nights $49.90405 words
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Advertisement543 1972-06-12 17 NOTICES OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANCE A SHIP'S NAME I YOSHIYASU KOSHIISHI of ASIA MERCHANDISE (PRIVATE) LIMITED hereby give notice that in consequence of (In the Course of Registration) the ship being purchased by a proposed registered Singapore Company and to be operating in Southeast Asia. I have applied to543 words
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Article85 1972-06-12 18 Nolwenn Moreau failed to understand why her parents and police In Gardaanne, France, made such fuss when they discovered her a mere mile from home walking peacefully by the side of the road in the middle of the night. But Nolwenn, 18 months old, who85 words
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Article, Illustration36 1972-06-12 18 Petite nineteen-year-old Nancy Neo is one secretary who doesn't believe in idling her time away. She swims dances, bowls or goes on long hikes during her leisurely hours. Pictures by Jerry SehPictures by Jerry Seh - 36 words
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Article606 1972-06-12 18 Wee Beng Huat - WITH CHAMPAGNE LAID ON TOO By Wee Beng Huat There is nothing like sipping chilled champagne at 58,000 feet, moving at twice the speed of sound and being waited on by one of the only two stewards in the world who work at supersonic speed. And all606 words
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Article58 1972-06-12 18 AH FOOK: Our taxi drivers have proved that they are more than the rude and bad drivers they are known to be. Their efforts at raising more than $170,000 for a free clinic in Toa Payoh is highly commendable. MEI LIN: Yes, and I hope other workers will58 words
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Article124 1972-06-12 18 Today is Monday. June 12, the 1,64 th dav of 1972 with 202 to follow. THE MOON: Between its new phase and first quarter THE MORNING STARS: Jupiter and Saturn. THE EVENING STARS: Mercury. Mars and Venus. Those born on this day are under the sign of Gemini. ON124 words
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Miscellaneous491 1972-06-12 18 5 Singapore 3.00 Opening and Where The Heart Is 3.20 Children's Corner (T-Rpt) 3.50 A Diary of Events in Singapore Tills Week (T) 3.55 Health in the Home Teeth (T —Rpt) 4.05 Days of Our Lives 4.45 Close 6.05 Opening and Help! It's a Hair Bear Bunch 6.30 News in491 words
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Miscellaneous7 1972-06-12 18 SNIFFY »T i by George Fett '-3 >7 words
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Miscellaneous442 1972-06-12 18 Trust your lucky IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY Born today, you are an Inventive, creative person who even when he comes up with the wrong solution to a given problem comes up with such an unusual and interesting one that people are captivated by it, anyway. Old pathways interest you not442 words
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