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Title Section18 1972-06-15 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Thursday evening, June 15, 1972 No. 432 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 197218 words
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Article108 1972-06-15 1 Prices were barely steady in a moderately active share market this morning. Gammon, the most active counter among industrials, moved from $1.80 to $1.84 to $1.81. United Overseas Bank rose 20 cents to $6.10, but eased to $6.05. National Iron gained five cents to $5.40, Fusan four108 words
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Article12 1972-06-15 1 Police reported 51 accidents yesterday. Three were serious, one fatal.12 words
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Article46 1972-06-15 1 -Berlin, Thursday East and West Germany start a new round of talks here today aimed at a general treaty normalising relations after 25 years of mutual hostility. They have already negotiated two malor agreements, one easing the Berlin situation, the other improving traffic links.46 words
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Article56 1972-06-15 1 Tokyo, Thursday.—Japan Air Lines said today that people of at least 11 nationalities were aboard the JAL DC-8 which crashed near New Delhi last night. Passengers included 10 Japanese, 10 Americans, five Swedes, five Italins, three West Germans, two Frenchwomen, two Indonesians and one person each from56 words
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Article, Illustration596 1972-06-15 1 Witnesses say JAL jet exploded UPI Reuter New Delhi, Thursday Japanese police have launched an investigation into the crash of a Japan Airlines DC-8 in India last night in which 83 people died. Neither airline nor police officials have ruled out the possibility of sabotage.UPI; Reuter; UPI radiopix - 596 words
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136 1972-06-15 1 The Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (SILO) will write to the Ministry of Labour today, urging it to conduct a fullscale inquiry into the explosion at the Singapore Oxygen (Pte) Ltd., on Tuesday in which a worker was killed. The secretary-general of SILO, Mr. Phey Yew136 words
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163 1972-06-15 1 United Press International Sydney, Thursday Prime Minister Mr. William McMahon was greeted by 60 chanting demonstrators when he returned from his South-east Asian tour today. Demonstrating against the planned French nuclear tests, young housewives and expectant mothers chanted: "stop the bomb save our children."United Press International - 163 words
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Article67 1972-06-15 1 Washington, Thursday.— Secretary of State, William Rogers, will represent the United States at a meeting of South-East Asia Treaty Organisation (SEATO) foreign ministers in Canberra, on June 27 and 28. The White House said President Nixon, at a meeting with Mr. Rogers yesterday, asked him to brief67 words
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Article31 1972-06-15 1 Paris, Thursday The 13-nation Aid to India Consortium agreed yesterday that India would need about US$l25O million (about $3700 million) In total aid over the year begining April 1.31 words
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Article290 1972-06-15 1 UPI Reuter Rome, Thursday. Inhabitants fled the Adriatic port of Ancona in panic last night as twc major earthquakes hit the area, causing serious damage and a number of casualties. Police said they had no reports yet of any dead or seriously Injured in this city ofUPI; Reuter - 290 words
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Article177 1972-06-15 1 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia Singapore football fans may have a chance to see the Russian national team in November if negotiations for them to play here are successful. Although no official agreement has been reached it is understood that the Russians will fit in a match or177 words
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114 1972-06-15 1 Sydney, Thursday. An Olympic Airways Boeing 707 on its way to Singapore with 128 passengers, returned here today and made an emergency landing after the Greek airline received two anonymous threats that a bomb was on board. The callers said the bomb would explode about114 words
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Article205 1972-06-15 1 Saigon, Thursday. United States bombers in one of the biggest ever air assaults on North Vietnam have smashed communication and supply lines supporting the communist offensive against South Vietnam. US air force, navy, and marine jets made 340 strikes on Tuesday, the 68th day of retaliatory205 words
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Article26 1972-06-15 1 A 13-year-old school boy, Tan Hee Teck, of Bendemeer Road, died this morning when he was knocked down by a car at Tamplnis Road.26 words
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75 1972-06-15 1 Flights for Australia today are expected to leave as scheduled, but airlines here were waiting for confirmation this morning that all was back to normal at Australian airports. Eight international flights are scheduled to leave here for Australia between 11.25 a.m. and 10.30 p.m. today. No75 words
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Advertisement130 1972-06-15 1 mSIDE Toonv PACE 4. At the cinema with Edgar Koh. PACE 5: Cars with smoky exhausts on th e increase. PACE 6: Crisis over which Queen Elizabeth might have abdicated. PACE 7: Kissinger to fly to Peking. PACES 8 Cr 9: Education Broadsheet': King Le."<r. PACE 11: Vietnam Legacy 'Part130 words
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Miscellaneous18 1972-06-15 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. today: Isolated showers with thunder. See Pare 218 words
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189 1972-06-15 2 Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. The Ministry of Health is to set up a board to keep a check on the activities of "quacks" dealing with traditional Chinese medicinal products. One of its main tasks will be to draw up a set of regulations189 words
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Article, Illustration119 1972-06-15 2 The exciting tempo of their movements to the clapping of bamboo poles elicited applause and wolf whistles from the audience at the Ming Court Hotel's poolside last night. Teena Ocampo and Romy Remonador (with sword drawn) were the main attractions of the Muslim119 words
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Article54 1972-06-15 2 Mr. Ku Pak Ming, of the Trade Division, will give a talk on metrication in Singapore's Sawmlllng Industry next Wednesday, at the Chinese Swimming Club, at 7.30 p.m. The talk will be preceded by an introductory speech on Why Go Metric. Members of the public are54 words
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Article446 1972-06-15 2 Fluctuation problems Hotels in Singapore should create a central pool of workers to meet the fluctuating business in the industry. This was suggested by the president of the Hotel and Restaurants Association, Mr. S.C. Huang. He was commenting on the International Chamber of446 words
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Article60 1972-06-15 2 The NTUC. will train at least 500 organisers in its biggest ever membership campaign to organise nonunionised workers in Singapore. This campaign will be officially opened on July 1. The first group of 50 organisers from affiliated unions met representatives from other unions yesterday. More classes60 words
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Article26 1972-06-15 2 London, Thursday.—Sultan Hassanal Bolklah of Brunei yesterday met the British Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary, Sir Alec Douglas-Home for a general discussion on Anglo-Brunei affairs.26 words
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317 1972-06-15 2 Two months of mental agony are now over for goldsmith Lim Chwee Swee. He has raised $30,000 by borrowing from friends, relatives and other sources to pay the Sheriff to forestall any seizure or sale of his goldsmith shop at Hill Street. It all317 words
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Article35 1972-06-15 2 The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct a demolition exercise at the Southern Islands live firing range (Pulau Senang) from June 27 to 30. The public is warned to keep clear of the range.35 words
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Article, Illustration311 1972-06-15 2 Pauline Khng - By Pauline Khng They write for a living. They're not authors but the letter-writers of Middle Road. Unlike their Chinese counterparts who work with brush and ink, their tool is usually a battered typewriter. "I type all kinds of letters," said Mr. LowPictures by Steven Lee - 311 words
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168 1972-06-15 2 Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. —A percentage of shares in new industries should be reserved for Indians, an Alliance Senator, Dato Athi Nahappan, suggested yesterday. He said Indian participation in commerce and trade had not been cared for. The Bumiputra participation was taken care of by168 words
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169 1972-06-15 2 More than 30 assistant technicians, technical officers and other staff in the Building Control Division of the Public Works Department have either resigned or applied for transfers following a re-organisation scheme adopted by the Ministry of Law and National Development. A further eight169 words
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116 1972-06-15 2 Caught unawares by yet another break-down in the water pump, the 100 families living in the luxurious Hilltops flats had to prepare for work and the day's activities today without water. This is the fourth breakdown in the water supply since a New Nation116 words
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226 1972-06-15 2 Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. Regional co operation among South East Asian countries was only a dream at the end of World War Two. It is a living reality today. There are clear indications of an ever-increasing number of efforts at regional co226 words
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Miscellaneous102 1972-06-15 2 weather! Temperatures In the world's capitals yesterday: Kuala Lumpur 32-23 C Hong Kong 30-28 C Manila Bangkok Taipeh Seoul Tokyo Naha London Paris Moscow New York San Francisco Sydney Melbourne Perth 30-28 C 33-24 C 33-25 C 33-23 C 27-15 C 23-18 C 29-25 C 18-11 C 24-10 C 27-16102 words
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Miscellaneous460 1972-06-15 2 HRPPEHinCS WHAT S ON TODAY Visiting INDIAN MUSICIAN S. BALACHANDER will give a recital at the Singapore Conference Hall at 8.30 p.m. The BANQUE NATION ALE DE PARIS will hold a luncheon at the Hotel Hyatt's Jasmine Room for about 40 people. A luncheon and demonstration will be held by460 words
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Article, Illustration461 1972-06-15 3 Sunny Wee - Shipyard, refinery jobs on contract By Sunny Wee Highly skilled technicians from India are working at shipyards and oil refineries here on contract. To date they have completed two major projects, one with a shipyard and another with an engineering firm for the construction461 words
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116 1972-06-15 3 The Singapore Mint invites orders from Singapore and abroad lor the 1972 $10 silver proof coin. The mint advises each applicant to order one piece only as the quantity will be limited. It reserves the right to reduce the quantity of116 words
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Article24 1972-06-15 3 Washington, Thursday The Senate yesterday approved legislation extending the period of repayment of foreign military credit sales from 10 to 20 years.24 words
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Article65 1972-06-15 3 The freshmen orientation committee of the University of Singapore Students' Union is organising an essay and oratorical competition for the orientation period. There will be cash prizes of about $450 and book vouchers worth $400. New students and seniors are eligible. Entry forms are available at65 words
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Article23 1972-06-15 3 Triumph International, manufacturers of underwear garments, will open their regional offlce at Boon Keng Road, Kallang Basin tomorrow at 10 a.m-23 words
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Article13 1972-06-15 3 Tokyo, Thursday The supersonic Concorde airliner left Japan for Australia today.13 words
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204 1972-06-15 3 The secretary-general of the People's Front, Mr. Leong Mun Kwai, has branded the United National Front leaders "as a bunch of publicity seekers." "Their issuing threats and periodic statements will not prevent us from fighting them at the general elections," he said. Mr. Leong204 words
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95 1972-06-15 3 Britain's chief of defence staff, Admiral Sir Peter Hill-Norton, will have talks with government leaders during his four-day visit here from Saturday. He is also scheduled to have discussions with the British High Commissioner, Sir Sam Falle, and commanders of the Singapore Armed95 words
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Article51 1972-06-15 3 The People's Association and the National Library is jointly organising a Mandarin film show entitled Chew Kin at the Jalan Tenteram Community Centre on June 23 at 6.30 p.m. The film, starring LI Li Hua and Peter Chen Ho. will be screened in conjunction with International Book51 words
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Article50 1972-06-15 3 Two top executives from a large Japanese department store visited Singapore last week to gain a better insight into the local fashion scene. They are Mr. S. Kurosawa, director and planning and development manager of Isetan, and Mr. Tetsuo Morita, 39, purchasing manager for Isetan Bingapgre.50 words
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Article, Illustration120 1972-06-15 3 "Come on, lady, don't be afraid," said the army officer to the woman driver caught in flood water at Braddell Road yesterday. The officer was beckoning her to cross the road divider near Toa Payoh so that she could get on to higher ground.120 words
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134 1972-06-15 3 Three government doctors will take part in a symposium on cholera organised by the Singapore Medical Association next week. They are Dr. Jimmy Sng, of the Outram Road Hospital, Dr. S.R. Sayampanathan, of Port Health, and Dr. Leong Kok Wah, of the Middleton Hospital.134 words
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Article50 1972-06-15 3 The Delta West community centre will hold a presentation of gredentlals to the fifth management committee and the second women sub-committee at Henderson Crescent HDB area office community hall on Saturday at 7 p.m. The MP for Delta, Mr. Yeo Choo Kok, will present the credentials.50 words
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Article456 1972-06-15 3 Patrick de Souza - Warning by lecturer By Patrick de Souza Singapore's new towns and housing estates face the threat of a growing breed of rebel youth groups, according to a lecturer in the Social Work and Social Administration Department of the University of Singapore. In a paper456 words
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Advertisement93 1972-06-15 3 TRAVEL TO AUSTRALIA from A A I*3 fei&i s*r? 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 2 swimming pools Unlimited baggage Choice of many bars Excellent public areas Coffee shop snack93 words
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Miscellaneous120 1972-06-15 3 i EMEUS Today's winning number V 7.1 Tl f 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.120 words
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In Person
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Article, Illustration570 1972-06-15 4 Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 EVERYONE made it a point to dress up in the latest gear, with matching accessories. Even the older women, of which there were a surprising number, looked their smartest. But if anyone held the notion of570 words
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Article, Illustration723 1972-06-15 4 Edgar Koh - When a gunfighter and a Japanese samurai cross swords —or guns CINEMA By Edgar Koh RED SUN starring Charles Bronson, Alain Delon, Toshiro Mifune and Ursula Andress, (Capitol). If you care to look beyond the novelty of a Japanese samurai (Toshiro Mifume fighting with outdated weapons against the fast-draw guns723 words
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Advertisement183 1972-06-15 4 HOTEL ia 'A»X» m m V»J •tffcVt W/211 closest to where the action is! SAFARI BAR Happy Hours 5 7 p.m. 25% discount on all.drinks. MBPUIN HQTIL BEACH ROAD opposite the end of Arab Street. Tel: ***** UANAGED BY DEL WEBB HOTELS INTERNATIONAL SINGER sewing book i Ira INn Ml183 words
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Article, Illustration174 1972-06-15 5 A made-in-China toy is causing quite a few raised eyebrows among the American community in Singapore. Called the Paper Tiger Target Game, the toys are being sold at $2.70 each at Chinese emporiums here. The kit (above) contains a plywood tiger, a caricature of a soldier174 words
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177 1972-06-15 5 The fate of eight Singapore fishermen detained in Burma for allegedly poaching in Burmese territorial waters is still unknown. The Singapore Marine Product Workers' Union, which represents the men, said there had been no further news from them. Last month, the union received a177 words
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Article55 1972-06-15 5 The Singapore Phoenix Dance Troupe will hold Chinese folk dance courses at Chong Hock Girls' School, Telok Ayer School, from next Monday to Saturday. Chinese dance courses A and B will be conducted by Madam Lee Shu Fen at 8.30 a.m. and 10.15 a.m., and folk dance55 words
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Article78 1972-06-15 5 The People's Association will organise a series of cultural shows For The People in different constituencies at monthly intervals. The object of the shows is to promote a greater interest in the various types of cultural activities among the people. Featured will be the PA78 words
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556 1972-06-15 5 AA chief fears bigger problem Nine hundred of 3000 motor vehicles were found to be emitting smoky exhaust fumes during a recent check by a New Nation team. Taxis were the worst offenders. Six in every 10 had smoky exhausts. Next in line were556 words
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Article541 1972-06-15 5 Special bus arrangements are being laid on for the Singapore Armed Forces display at Changl on June 23, 24 and 25. On Tuesday and yesterday New Nation printed the first four routes. Here are three more: Service No. 155 A (red bus) Toa Payoh Town Centre to541 words
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124 1972-06-15 5 Because of the shortage of unskilled labour, more housewives are registering with the Employment Exchange of the Labour Ministry. Statistics disclosed by the Labour Ministry showed that more and more housewives registered for employment in March and April. In March a total of 362124 words
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199 1972-06-15 5 INNOTECH, the Vietnamese educational organisation In Singapore, has postponed Its move to Saigon for another year, the director of the centre, Mr. Ly Chanh Doc, said today. He said the decision was made at a governing board meeting in Vientienne recently.199 words
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Article40 1972-06-15 5 Scouts from Katong district will hold a week-long camp at Sarimbun Scout Camp in Jalan Bahtera, Lim Chu Kang, starting on Monday. The camp will take in 530 boys and will be supervised by 50 leaders.40 words
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Article20 1972-06-15 5 The YMCA pugilistic group will hold its second grading and demonstration at its courtyard on Friday at 7.30 p.m.20 words
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Article104 1972-06-15 5 The University of Singapore Academic Staff Union will hold its second annual general meeting on June 30 in Lecture Theatre Three at the Bukit Timah campus. The meeting will consider changes in the union regulations and election held for new office bearers, according to the secretary at104 words
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Advertisement124 1972-06-15 5 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 cassette124 words
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Miscellaneous326 1972-06-15 5 NEW NATION CROSSWORD *****111 IHUII HHIIIII HHIIII mmmm an mm mmmmmm an I Saved. 7 Estrange. 15 The dawn. 16 Writes a song. 17 Capricorn or Cancer. 18 State houses. 19 Members of early religious order. 21 Xmas' time. 22 Caviar. 23 Doe or roe. 24 Ominous phrase. 27 Endure.326 words
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Miscellaneous356 1972-06-15 5 Jennifer wins first prize Last Saturday's picture quiz photograph showed the corner of the roof of Teochew Building in Tank Road. The first prize of $15 goes to Miss Jennifer Pung, of St. Nicholas Flat. Her entry was the first correct one opened by the Editor last night. The next356 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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778 1972-06-15 6 Charles Flato - From Charles Flato Washington Post CHINA Air and water pollution in Shanghai, a heavily industralised city of 10 million, could become a serious problem in the next few years unless stringent control measures are put into effect. The anti-pollution measures that have been takenWashington Post - 778 words
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Article, Illustration472 1972-06-15 6 Ken Davis - From Ken Davis Melbourne Herald THE U.K. There was a chance in 1961 that Queen Elizabeth would abdicate, according to Harold Macmillan in his latest volume of memoirs. Mr. Macmillan, Prime Minister of Britain at that time, says the possible abdication arose overMelbourne Herald - 472 words
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Article, Illustration1453 1972-06-15 6 IRISH SCENE— Denis Warner with another exclusive report for New Nation WARNER'S WORLD IRELAND Thirty three-year-old John Hume—dark, vigorous and essentially moderate-repre-sents all that is best in the Roman Catholic political movement in Northern Ireland. From1,453 words
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THE VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article659 1972-06-15 6 What other newspapers are saying-. CHOLERA EPIDEMIC: Up to last weekend. 68 confirmed cases of cholera. This figure is 2K times the number of people who were infected In 1963 when Singapore had its previous worst cholera outbreak. However, compared with Indonesia, which had 3500 cases659 words
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Article337 1972-06-15 6 KISSINGER'S JAPAN VISIT: Dr. Kissinger. top national security adviser to President Nixon, who had postponed his trip to Japan several times, has at long last arrived in Japan for talks with the Japanese leaders. As a personal representative of the US President. naturally his visit is regarded337 words
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Article389 1972-06-15 7 Delegates divided Reuter Seoul, Thursday The emergence of China dominated discussions as the seventh annual meeting of the Asian and Pacific Council (ASPAC) went behind closed doors after an opening session here. The delegates from Taiwan yesterday heard at least three of the nineReuter - 389 words
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Article48 1972-06-15 7 Washington, Thursday US Customs officers in Seattle have seized 18 lb. of heroin, valued at US$6 million ($lB million) on the black market. The drugs were smuggled into the US from Hong Kong by way of Canada in stereophonic speaker cases, the bureau said.48 words
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Article26 1972-06-15 7 Sydney, Thursday —Australia's Minister for Customs, Mr. Donald Chipp, left here last night on an overseas tour to study ways of controlling drug abuse.26 words
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Article34 1972-06-15 7 Santiago, Thursday Chile's Marxist President Salvador Allende will announce a new Cabinet and the future shape of his government's economic policy later this week, the Justice Minister, Mr. Jorge Tapia, said last night.34 words
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Article226 1972-06-15 7 Reuter Seoul, Thursday—Malaysia's chief ASPAC delegate. Tan Sri Mohamed Fusad Stephens, told the conference that the idea in neutralising South-East Asia was to remove the region from "the agenda of Big Power rivalry." But in seeking Peking's endorsement of neutral South-East Asia, Malaysia agreed with theReuter - 226 words
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296 1972-06-15 7 Reuter Stockholm, Thursday. The UN conference on the human environment approved yesterday the main elements of earthwatch, a global monitoring system to check on dangerous pollution and possible climatic changes. The 114-nation conference, making the decision without formal vote, recommended the setting up of aboutReuter - 296 words
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Article, Illustration257 1972-06-15 7 Reuter Paris, Thursday Tens of thousands of the Gaullist faithful are expected to flood into the little village of Colombey-Les-Deux-Eg-lises on Sunday to watch President Georges Pompidou inaugurate the distinctive two-barred cross monument to the late President Charles de Gaulle. The memorial is one ofReuter - 257 words
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Article27 1972-06-15 7 Rawalpindi, Thursday A student was killed and another seriously injured when a rocket exploded minutes before launching at the Engineering University observatory in Lahore yesterday.27 words
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Article22 1972-06-15 7 Amman, Thursday. Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed Hashem, Malaysia's ambassador designate to Jordan, arrived here yesterday to take up his duties.22 words
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389 1972-06-15 7 Reuter Washington, Thursday.— White House adviser Dr. Henry Kissinger, will leave for Peking in the next 48 hours for five days of talks likely to dwell heavily on the Indo-China war and US bombing close to China's borders with North Vietnam. The WhiteReuter - 389 words
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Article218 1972-06-15 7 Reuter London, Thursday The British Government cleared a major hurdle in parliament last night over its running battle with critics on Common Market entry legislation but its majority dropped to only eight. By 296 votes to 288 the Conservative administration of Prime Minister Mr. EdwardReuter - 218 words
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Article54 1972-06-15 7 Damascus, Thursday Tengku Abdul Rahman, secretary-general of the Islamic Congress, arrived here yesterday from Beirut and had a meeting with the Syrian Premier, Mr. Abdel-Rahman Khleifawi. Official sources said discussions dealt with the Palestine case, Israeli occupation of Arab territory and its "violation of United Nations principles54 words
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233 1972-06-15 7 United Press International Cairo, Thursday. The dogfight between Israeli and Egyptian warplanes on Tuesday will not lead to a military showdown in the Middle East, political sources said yesterday. They did noi- rule out, however, the possibility of Egypt launching a limited reprisalUnited Press International - 233 words
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138 1972-06-15 7 Reuter Rome, Thursday. Hun-garian-born Australian Laszlo Toth, who smashed Michelangelo's Pieta sculture in Saint Peter's Basilica, claimed yesterday that the sculpture belonged to him and he had the.right to destroy It. In a statement from Rome's Queen of Heaven jail where Toth isReuter - 138 words
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Article43 1972-06-15 7 Hong Kong, Thursday Police yesterday seized 2420 lbs of drugs worth $6.6 million in a pre-dawn raid on a cargo Junk. The seizure consisted of 180 lbs of morphine and 2240 lbs of raw opium, a government spokesman said.43 words
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Article145 1972-06-15 7 Reuter Washington, Thursday.— Senator Edmund Muskie, the early favourit for Democratic Presidential nomination, yesterday stepped back into the race with an announcement that he was beginning a 10-state election tour. Senator Muskie admitted at a Press conference yesterday that his chances of winning his party'sReuter - 145 words
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Article150 1972-06-15 7 Reuter Washington, Thursday The US Environmental Protection Agency today announced an almost complete ban on the use of the controversial pesticide DDT from the end of this year. Mr. William Ruckelshaus, the agency's administrator, said he was convinced that continued use ofReuter - 150 words
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Advertisement149 1972-06-15 7 RANSOMES 30" Gang Mowers Sportcutter MK. 10. (U.K.) Recommended for Hie cutting of golf courses, porks and playing fields. Will tackle grass up to 5 in high. Height of cut from Vfe" to P/4" V -55 Va r i\ v r'W ACME ENGINEERING CO., (PTE) LTD. 89, Kallang Road. Singapore,149 words
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KING LEAR
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Article, Illustration2189 1972-06-15 8 "King Lear" offers more than an account of one individual's tragic life. As we watch the King undergoing the sequence of suffering that befalls him, watch him feeling it so terribly, casting about for an adequate reaction to it, forming judgments on life in the light of2,189 words
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Article, Illustration1402 1972-06-15 8 EVEN A LIMITED reading of critical literature on KING LEAR makes one aware that very different accounts are advanced of the "meaning" of the play as a whole. The desire to embrace the whole work in a coherent formulation ought never be the desire to replace1,402 words
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Article1050 1972-06-15 9 So far the emphasis has been placed the pitiable aspects of Lear's and destruction, and on the implications of this without dwelling ox» the awesome power and energy of his response to suffering. Nevertheless, this insistence on the extent to which the play suggests man's worthlgssness needs1,050 words
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Article, Illustration3657 1972-06-15 9 THE CATHARSIS ANOTHER VIEW The deaths of Lear and Cordelia confront us like a raw, fresh wound where our every instinct calls for healing and reconciliation. This problem, morever, is as much one of PHILOSOPHIC ORDER as of DRAM- ATIC EFFECT. In what sort of universe, we ask ourselves, can3,657 words
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Article209 1972-06-15 9 Shakespeare's Life and Art, Alexander, pp. 166-169 Prefaces to Shakespeare, Barker, Vol 1, pp. 261-328 Shakespearean Tragedy, Bradley, Lectures VII and VIII Studies in English Literature, No 15, Nicholas Brooke Shakespeare's Tragic Heroes, Campbell, Ch 14 Shakespearean Tragedy, Charlton, Ch VII Shakespeare's Doctrine of Nature: A study of King209 words
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379 1972-06-15 10 It is not the first time that the University of Singapore Students' Union has declared its determination to prevent any ragging when the academic year begins. But if past history is any guide we can still expect USSU to end up making379 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article71 1972-06-15 10 Competition starts early in Singapore. The women sub-committee of the Moulmein community centre will be holding a baby show on July 29. And they are inviting parents and wouldbe mothers I presume to enter babies born between July 28, 1971 and July 29, 1972 for the71 words
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Article107 1972-06-15 10 At a private club meeting an Israeli general was Invited to give a talk on Israel's defence problems. About 45 people attended the gathering. A friend or mine was stumped by the fact that 38 of those present were Israelis. They were not members at all, and107 words
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Article70 1972-06-15 10 The ad agencies shudder when they have to deal with firms where decisions are made by more than three persops. So it can be imagined how some of them felt when they were asked to bid for a small government account and, were all confronted by70 words
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Article82 1972-06-15 10 The Singapore Press Club Is going places and getting chummier In the process. It's weekly lunches, which are purely social, are becoming Increasingly popular. At the last lunch there were no less than 60 members and guests. I now hear the club is going one step further.82 words
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Article, Illustration1078 1972-06-15 10 PAKIR SINGH - PAKIR SINGH Over the last few months I have been meeting an increasing number of thinking Singaporeans who argue that so long as a government can deliver the economic goods it does not matter1,078 words
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Letters
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Article113 1972-06-15 10 DR. WAN FOOK KEE - DR. WAN FOOK KEE Af. Dy. Director of Medical Services, Ministry of Health, Singapore, 2. I refer to the articles The Deaf Why no checks in Schools (NN, May 23) and Detecting Deaf Cases (NN, May 27). In routine health appraisals of school children, a general medical113 words
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Article79 1972-06-15 10 SIN AH HENG - SIN AH HENG At the corner of Lorong 18 Geylang Road, there are a few oil drums, probably thrown there by some petrol kiosk men. They have been there for quite some time. Not only are they untidy but are a nuisance. Flies and insects breed In79 words
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Article310 1972-06-15 10 RICHARD A. BROWN - RICHARD A. BROWN I refer to the article in New Nation (June 12) entitled Licensed to Kill. I have felt for many months that generally this is exactly what lorry drivers in Singapore have been licensed to do. I have had my young daughter run310 words
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Article160 1972-06-15 10 JOHN SOON - JOHN SOON One evening last week, after visiting the new Shaw Centre I drove out of Claymore Hill into Scotts Road heading towards Bukit Timah when a taxi suddenly made a right turn from the U-turn at Scotts Road into the Tropicana nightclub. Although I was already160 words
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Article147 1972-06-15 10 After lining up for one hour at a cinema in Katong I didn't get my tickets. Was it due to the long queue ahead of me? No, I was in a good front position but cinema touts kept cutting the line and purchased the147 words
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Article132 1972-06-15 10 The black market for cinema tickets has worsened and has now entered Its second stage. In the first phase, black marketeers joined the queues, bought tickets in an orderly manner and then sold them. Despite protests from members of the public no severe steps appear132 words
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Article65 1972-06-15 10 When someone as farflung as Lord Cole, Chairman of Rolls Royce, expresses interest in his old school, Raffles Institution, it is an example to us who are Singaporeans. We too can express our interest and concern for the school when the Old Rafflesians Association meets on65 words
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Advertisement71 1972-06-15 10 YVrite to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. illH" ill" iii" 1 •"iiii jjiiP ""ihii ififiiH"" ,**********" """iiiiir, Him ''iiiiiiiiinii lllHillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii, SERANGOON HOTEL 305, Serongoon Rood (opposite President Shopping Centre) Smgopore 8, Tels: *****1, *****8, *****3. OPEN FOR BUSINESS amusements p«rfc. Ample cer perk tpmcm •rmilmUt71 words
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Article, Illustration1766 1972-06-15 11 George Wilson - Only poverty and squalor in a once pleasant city Concluding a four-part series... From G George Wilson Washington Post Seven years ago Danang was a pleasant city whose 164,000 residents could walk under the tall trees along the river and watch the Ashing boats come inWashington Post - 1,766 words
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Article, Illustration888 1972-06-15 11 Kate Webb - From Kate Webb United Press International South Vietnam's most popular song writer wears lis hair long and lives in a small second floor apartment in the threatened city of Hue, 50 miles south of tie Demilitarised Zone. About 75,000 civilian refugees flooded south toUnited Press International - 888 words
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Article461 1972-06-15 11 Washington Post This is how the average resident of this city lives today according to a study of Danang conducted under the supervision of Carl Heffley or the US advisory team here: He M lWes In a makeshift house that he constructed himself or isWashington Post - 461 words
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905 1972-06-15 12 THE male box ''V s Some of my biggerboned women acquaintances are always complaining about the impossibility of buying off-the-hook clothes in any size other than petite. I sympathize with all my heart and half my soul. Because I905 words
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Article396 1972-06-15 12 DICK WEST - DICK WEST Washington, Thursday In Los Angeles some stationery stores now sell engraved divorce announcements. But most social arbiters, we are told, regard this logical extension of the greeting card business as being in poor taste. If they think that's bad taste they should meet a396 words
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Article104 1972-06-15 12 There is little need to go into great expense re-tiling old floors, or wall to wall carpeting which can be exhorbitant. Just cover up floor areas with very reasonably priced nylon rugs, which come in different sizes, from 66 cm by 114 cm. to the largest 148104 words
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Article, Illustration125 1972-06-15 12 RUTH MOSES - TALKING SHOP RUTH MOSES China ware from Jaipur, India come in highly lustrous and magnificent shades of blue and green. Reason behind this is that the colours are unique, made from ground semi-precious stones such as green argates and Lapis Lazuli exclusive to this line125 words
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Article111 1972-06-15 12 Big or small collections of Jewels will be safely and prettily tucked away in ornate rectangular shaped Jewel boxes, encrusted with lots of semi-pre-cious stones, such as argates, tigers' eyes, moonstone and corals. The effect of the stones against white metal Is an111 words
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206 1972-06-15 12 Peter Ong - BUSINESS AND FINANCE By Peter Ong The volume of air cargo handled by Singapore this year is expected to soar to a new high. Several air cargo firms are optimistic that the 1972 figure will rise by another 30 to 40 per206 words
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Article293 1972-06-15 12 United Press International New York, Thursday Prices closed higher in active trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. Some analysts said it was a "technical" p e r f o rmance by the market. The Dow Jones industrial average of 30 selected bluechips wasUnited Press International - 293 words
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Article309 1972-06-15 12 Reuter London, Thursday The stock market closed quietly mixed yesterday. Earlier losses reflecting concern about balance of payments and inflation were reversed or reduced following news that the national dock strike was deferred for six weeks. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times index was up 1.6Reuter - 309 words
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Article205 1972-06-15 12 30 52% 47% 35 >4 Am Motors AT ft T 41% A P 7% 19% Avon Pd Beth Steel 30 Boeing 21% 57% 31 120 73% 241% 82% 170% E Kodak 126% Ford Mot 65% 28% 66% Oen Foods 24% General Mot 77% GTE 27% Georgia Pac205 words
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Article96 1972-06-15 12 OTTAWA, Thursday A study by the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) revealed that the Ebst, South Asia and Pacific region recorded the lowest international air passenger activity of any of the six world regions In 1969. Tourism by air was concentrated in six destinations— Australia, China, Hong96 words
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Article, Illustration221 1972-06-15 12 By Our Market Correspondent Trading was moderate in the share market yesterday. Industrial and properties had marginal gains. But value declined to $2.9 million because of the large turnover in cheap shares. Total turnover was also slightly down to 2.6 million. United Overseas Bank's bid for all the221 words
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Advertisement39 1972-06-15 12 LAN COME SALON << V A. beautiful Come and have a facial, a cleansing...or your hair styled or just for advice on the range of Lancome beauty preparations. Come and be beautiful in the splendid new Salon, at '/>//> .uuIMM'.I I]39 words
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Advertisement18 1972-06-15 12 Tabib has been held over till tomorrow due to lack of space. It will now appear every Friday.18 words
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Article, Illustration463 1972-06-15 13 Peter Ong - FOR HAPPY AND COLOURFUL LIVING By Peter Ong You see them everywhere. On the roads, buildings, at home and almost anywhere your eyes perceive. That's paints, probably the most versatile of all decorating materials. Paints add the magic touch to everything you see and makes for a463 words
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820 1972-06-15 13 Are you thinking of giving your house a new coat of paint all by yourself but don't know how and where to start with? Then this article will help you in many ways. It will attempt to give you an idea of colour harmony, colour820 words
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Article370 1972-06-15 13 S.V. SUPPIAH - S.V. SUPPIAH It is tough to be in the paint industry in Singapore. The market is a very competitive one. One manufacturer explained: "Labour is not necessarily cheap. To be competitive a company must have the ability to produce the latest type of paint incorporating advanced techniques and370 words
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808 1972-06-15 14 The industry has gone through a phenomenal change Paint is a universal product remarkable in its own right. Few people realise its im portance because they are such a commonplace today. Many years ago, there were only a few earth colours available. But808 words
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Article, Illustration464 1972-06-15 14 Touring paint factories can be an interesting and instructive experience. Paint is essentially made by a combination of ingredients including 92 oils, 140 different pigments and 90 chemicals. Tung, soya bean, linseed, palm coconut, castor oil and solvents are converted into resins for the464 words
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Advertisement108 1972-06-15 13 Any paint without this certificate is below par. Par paints. Awarded Quality Certificates from the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research. Also approved by Government departments and authorities in Malaysia. Par —Your guarantee of quality in paints. Buy and use government approved Par Paints For Further Information contact PAR108 words
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Advertisement131 1972-06-15 14 New Epiglass Antifoulings New Epiglass Vinyl Plastic Heavy-duty. 9| New Epiglass Pastel JE Light-duty Bottom Paints. New Epiglass IB Pacific Antifouling. New Epiglass Antifouling Boot Topping. o PIC Tested in the laboratory Proven in the water Sols Agents: OUTBOARD MARINE (PTE.) LTD. 777 779 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE 7. TEL:131 words
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Article, Illustration730 1972-06-15 15 4EL UP l W/TH W& V In a friendly match played on, the Bukit Course yesterday we saw three of Singapore's Putra Cup squad in Wong Wens Hong, David Milne and Brian Marks playing against Miguel Preysler, Rolando Viray and Thomas Manatoc respectively from the Philippines.730 words
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212 1972-06-15 15 The Standard Badminton Party will play Its annual international match against Jaya Stia at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday before leaving for an eightday tour of the Medan, Indonesia. The inter-club series started two years ago was conceived by Jaya Stia's president, Tuan Haji212 words
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Article244 1972-06-15 15 Bristol, England, Thursday. Colin Dibley, surprise Australian semi-fina-list at Wimbledon last year, showed his power with a rapid victory over British Cup player David Lloyd in the Wills tennis tournament here yesterday. The 27-year-old Australian number two thundered down ace after ace to demoralise244 words
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Article240 1972-06-15 15 New York, Thursday— Clifford H. Buck, president of the U.S. Olympic committee, said yesterday he expected convict boxer Bobby Lee Hunter to compete in the 1972 Summer Games at Munich "if he makes the team and I believe he will." "I am unaware of any240 words
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253 1972-06-15 15 New York, Thursday. Baltimore Orioles moved Into a first-place tie with Detroit Tigers In the American East Division yesterday when the Orioles downed Oakland Athletics 5-1 In major league baseball action. Detroit lost 3-1 to Minnesota Twins, in a game which was called after253 words
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Article561 1972-06-15 15 Oxford. England, Thursday—The Australian cricketers were hammered for 277 yesterday by a Combined Oxford and Cambridge Universities team—the third highest score hit against the -Australians on their tour so far. At the close of the first day's play, the Australians were 20 for no wicket in reply.561 words
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Article29 1972-06-15 15 United Press International CENTRAL LEAGUE Chnnlchi 4 Hiroshima 0 Yomiurl 5 Whales 2 PACIFIC LEAGUE Toe! 3 Ktatetsu 1 Nlshitetsu 4 Hankyu 3 Nankai 5 Lottc 4United Press International - 29 words
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Article26 1972-06-15 15 Fraser and Neave's soccer team will play a friendly match against the Singapore Cricket Club on June 21 at Padang at 5.30 p.m.26 words
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Article136 1972-06-15 15 Jakarta, Thursday. Standings in the qualifying rounds after last night's matches in the Jakarta anniversary soccer tournament. Indonesia has qualified for the semi-finals in group A and Burma and Malaysia will play off for the second spot tonight. Group A P. W. D. L. GF136 words
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Miscellaneous149 1972-06-15 15 KILDARE YOUR PUSHER AN EX-SUPPLIER OF MIME WHEN L WAS ON THE STUFF— IS NOT ONLY LACKING IN PERSONALITY, HE PEOPLES FLEA POWPER. THAT MEANS... A 7 I*l X KNOW WHAT IT MEANS... ANP /OU COULPN'T BE. MORE WRONG... > RIP KIRBY by Ken Bald ...HIS MERCHANPISE IS PYNAMITE-... THE149 words
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Article, Illustration553 1972-06-15 16 By Blue Peter Ipoh, Thursday Gold Sheen (W. Liew) and Little Pappa II (A. Ham), two Derby candidates, were matched in a splendid trial on a good track here this morning. Breaking Into a gallop from the half mile, the two stablemates steadily clapped553 words
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Article340 1972-06-15 16 SCRATCHINGS SATURDAY RACE ONE: 2.30 Class 5 Div 5 SViF: Blooming Time. RACE TWO: 3.00 Cbss 5 Div 4 SYiF: Dukedom 111. RACE THREE: 3.35 Class 2 Div 5 6F: Famille Verte, Southern Fiance, Negri Express. RACE FOUR: 4.10 Class 2 Div 4 6F: Pangtima La340 words
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Article, Illustration374 1972-06-15 16 New York, Thursday. Former champions Gary Player and Tony Jacklin head a small delegation of eight foreign players competing in this year's US Open golf championship, and both were ranked among the favourites for the competition which gets underway today. Player, who took374 words
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Article162 1972-06-15 16 Worthing, England, Thursday. Welsh schoolmaster Mai Evans gave England's defending cham pion David Bryant his heaviest defeat at toD level as he surged to the head of the singles table in the world bowls championships here yesterday. The left-hander crushed Bryant 21- 6 and went on to162 words
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Article58 1972-06-15 16 Panama City, Thursday. The title fight between world bantamweight champion Rafael Herrera of Mexico and Enrique "Maravilla" Pinder of Panama, scheduled for July 15 has been postponed because Herrera is suffering from stomach trouble. Panama's national culture and sports institute, which is organising the fight, said it58 words
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1783 1972-06-15 16 SATURDAY CLASS 2 DIV. 4—6F ($9000—$6300 TO WINNER) ***** HURRY HONEY a (K L) Bougoure 6 9.00 ***** JELITA g (HT Wee) Allan 5 8.11 ***** JACK OP SPADES a (TTC) Mansor 6 8.10 ***** PANGLIMA LARUT II a (KL Chong)1,783 words
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Article, Illustration344 1972-06-15 16 Antwerp, Thursday—Gerd Mueller, the world's deftest striker, scored two goals last night in leading West Germany to a 2-1 victory over Belgium and a place in the European nations cup soccer final against Russia on Sunday. Russia beat Hungary 1-0 in Brussels last night to qualify344 words
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Article311 1972-06-15 16 Miami Beach, Florida, Thursday Second-place Poland was beaten by China 19-0, and third place Australia was beaten by Germany, also 19-0, in upsets yesterday afternon in the 17th round of the Fourth World Bridge Team Olympiad. The United States, the reigning world champions, but trying311 words
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Article72 1972-06-15 16 The visiting Philippine University basketball team: scored a 102 79 victory over Siglap/Tong Keng iir a friendly match played at Gay World last night. Displaying more accuracy and using their height to advantage, the Filipinos, were far too good for the local boys who finished" third in72 words
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Article26 1972-06-15 16 The Rajaji Sports Club will hold its 17th annual general meeting at the Ceylon Tamil Association on Handey Road on Sat. at 5 p.m.26 words
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Advertisement362 1972-06-15 17 NEW NATION PHONE *****8 AT YOUR SERVICE "CONSULTATIONS DISCREET" moybe of help in dealing with any personnel, organisational or other human oriented problems which you may not wish to disclose to all and sundry. For Initial contact write to CD c/o 65, Jolan Remaja S'pore 23. INTERNATIONAL INVESTIGATION Service, 435362 words
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Advertisement386 1972-06-15 17 10 UNITS DWELLING HOUSES all in one very large compound with green shaded lawn in quiet and salubrious surroundings at Holland Hill, dist. 10. All dwellings completely furnished including cutlery and crockery. Accommodation immediately available. One unit 3-bedroomed detached house. Two units semidetached 2-storey house. One unit 3-bedroomed duplex house.386 words
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Advertisement451 1972-06-15 17 LUCY'S INTEGRATED KINDERQARTEN Enrol Now! Chinese and English Stream. 88 St. Francis Road Tel: *****. FOR SALE SPECIAL OFFER!! Jeans $11.90; Shirts $2.90; Banlon Slacks $4.90; Suiting from Europe $6.50 per meter. Many other items in Children's Ladies' and electronics at unbelievable prices. ETsons Pte. Ltd., 90, High Street. Tel:451 words
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Advertisement560 1972-06-15 17 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE WOODLAND COMPANY OFFERS: (1) Dist. 15 2-storey semi-detoch-ed corner house, 3 bedrooms, one servant's room, 2 halls, mosaic/ terrazzo flooring, 3,260 sq.ft. freehold, fully furnished. Sale $180,000 0.n.0. (2) Dist. 15 flat Ist. floor in Brooke Road, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, one big hall, fully furnished560 words
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Advertisement541 1972-06-15 17 Local Heavy Earth moving Construction Marine Equipment Distributor requires services of the following suitably qualified personnel. Oily Singapore Citizens need apply. WELDER 1) Completed Indentured Appren- N ticeship or recognised training y course and possess relevant y certificates. jy 2) Must be thoroughly conversant d< with all phases of gas541 words
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Advertisement278 1972-06-15 17 SAIKSON COACH TOURS, 28, Prinsep Street, Singapore 7. Tel: *****. Agents for above: 264, Block 183, Toa Payoh Central, Singapore 12. Tel: *****5. 7 Days: Malaysia $105/- (Air-con) $125/- by air $130/- every Sunday/Monday. 6 Days: Haadyai/ Songkhla $95/- 11/6, 18/6, 25/ 6. 5 Days: Pangkor/Fraser Hill $85/- every Sunday.278 words
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Advertisement342 1972-06-15 17 CHARTER FLIGHTS LONDON EUROPE. Doily flights by Saber Caledonian Airways. Book now to secure a seat. Call Charlton Enterprises. Tel: *****/*****2 S'pore. ATLAS TRAVEL TOURS: Seoview Hotel, Amber Close. Charter Flights. Europe U.S.A. Canada. Special Tours: Europe/Australia/ Far East. S'pore *****0/ *****2. CHEAPEST FLIGHTS to LondonBrussels Amsterdam other European cities.342 words
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Advertisement354 1972-06-15 17 1971 DATSUN 1200 Mazdc Cape Ila R.E. 4-door M/130C G.T. Colt Golont 1300 Mazdo 1000 Fiat 128 1970. F/Escort D/L. Datsun 1200 S/W Toyotc Corolla 1200 Mazda 1200 V/ Viva SL9O, Mercedes 280S (aircon) Datsun 1300 1969 F/ Cortino G.T. Mazda 1200 Coupe, 1968 Mazda 1500 Holden Kingswood (air-con). V/Victor354 words
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Article138 1972-06-15 18 Today is Thursday. June 15, the 167 th day of 1972 with 199 to follow: THE MOON: Between new phase and first quarter. THE MORNING STABS: Jupiter and Saturn. THE EVENING STABS: Mercury, Mars and Venus. Those born on this day are under the sign of Gemini. ON THIS138 words
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Article51 1972-06-15 18 Authorities in the Siberian village of Ivanel broke up a four-man gang of rabbit poachers when one of the group came face-to-face with a bear. The bear smashed V. Popov's gun and swatted the hunter on the cheek. The illegal hunting story came out In the51 words
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Article323 1972-06-15 18 ...SO NO SPYING, PLEASE By Jenny Lee A girl's 100 is her castle and I don't fancy being spied on while I am in it. My working colleagues feel the same way too. I may not have spoken to all the thousands of fellow female workers,323 words
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200 1972-06-15 18 Melbourne Herald An English librarian has set up a "hate corner" in his library where customers can throw darts at photographs of famous people they dislike. The first set of pictures Includes the Prime Minister, Mr. Heath; the Labour leader. Mr. Harold Wilson; SirMelbourne Herald - 200 words
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Article97 1972-06-15 18 A 20-year-old Texas University student stepped from his shower here for the first time in one week and one hour and claimed to have set world record for showering. Hall Halloway of Dallas said he would not take a shower or bath again for "a long, long time."97 words
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143 1972-06-15 18 Reuter Ron Humphrey wanted a good night's sleep. His wife Maureen wanted a divorce. Maureen badgered Ron night after night, constantly pestering for a divorce. "She does all the things a wife should do except she is always nagging over theReuter - 143 words
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Article60 1972-06-15 18 AH FOOK: The Indonesian decision to accept batik shirts as a formal dress makes sense. We should follow suit. It's ridiculous wearing a form of clothes developed for a cold climate. The thought of it makes me sweat. WEI LIN: I sympathise with you. But I really think60 words
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Article, Illustration58 1972-06-15 18 Pretty Zabariah Ayub, 19, is a captain alright but without pips. She heads a team of waitresses at a hotel coffee shop. Better known as Annie, she loves swimming, dancing, collecting stamps and match boxes. Her ambition is to be an air-hostess one day.Picture by Sulaiman Ismail - 58 words
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Article128 1972-06-15 18 A vicar in London is offering cut-price weddings in a bid to encourage people to marry in church instead of the registry office. The bridal couple can even come in bare feet and jeans as far as the Rev. Donald Peyton Jones, the vicar of Selcombe128 words
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113 1972-06-15 18 Jock is only a wee Scott but he Is very fond of that Scottish delicacy the haggis. So when he found a big pile of his favourite food he could not contain himself and decided to steal as many as he could.113 words
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Miscellaneous513 1972-06-15 18 S Singapore 3.00 Opening and Where the Heart Is 3.20 For the Family (C) 3.45 South-East Asia: Introduction (C—Rpt) 4.10 Housewives' Matinee: Our Big Sister (Cantonese Film, Pt. 2) 5.15 Close 6.05 Opening and Dr. Who 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 What Others Say (C) 6.55 The Smith Family: The513 words
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Miscellaneous514 1972-06-15 18 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are a blunt, outspoken person who Is sometimes more concerned with speaking out In an honest, straightforward fashion than In protecting other people's feelings. Because of this, there are many who fear you outright—and many more who go out514 words
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