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Title Section18 1972-07-12 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Wednesday evening, July 12, 1972 No. 455 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, JULY IX 197218 words
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Article13 1972-07-12 1 Police reported 88 accidents yesterday. Six were serious and one fatal.13 words
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Article131 1972-07-12 1 Trading was brisk in the share market this morning. Prices generally increased marginally. Leading shares, Sime Darby, U. 0.8. and National Iron each gained five cents to $6.80, $6.20 and $6.05 respectively while Haw Par declined five cents to $5.50. F& N made 20 cents to $6.05.131 words
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Article21 1972-07-12 1 Today tin was traded at $620.371 (up 37J cents), with a turnover of 220 tons (down 41 tons).21 words
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Article, Illustration270 1972-07-12 1 Douglas Chan - $90,000 worth of hashish seized By Douglas Chan The Central Narcotics Bureau believes it has broken the Singapore link in an international hashish syndicate following the seizure of 3 lbs of the drug last night. Two men and a woman were arrested. The hashish—a highly concentrated270 words
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Article51 1972-07-12 1 Lima, Wednesday. At least 15 people died when a lorry plunged Into a deep ravine near the south central city of Ayacucho, according to police reports yesterday. One survivor said he thought there were about 30 people on the lorry when It crashed on Monday51 words
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Article, Illustration331 1972-07-12 1 Top rivals back out from the fight Reuter New York, Wednesday Senator George McGovern yesterday sewed up the Democratic Party presidential nomination at Miami Beach after the "Stop McGovern" campaign collapsed and his two chief rivals withdrew. Senator Hubert Humphrey, pulling out of the race withReuter - 331 words
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Article38 1972-07-12 1 Madrid, Wednesday Two miners were pulled to safety yesterday after being trapped by a cave-in at a coal mine in Northern Spain. Rescue teams worked frantically to free seven others walled up behind tons of rubble.38 words
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Article348 1972-07-12 1 ...after 40 moves Reuter Reykjavik, Wednesday The first game in the world chess championship between Soviet title-holder Boris Spassky and US challenger Bobby Fischer was adjourned after 40 moves last night with the Russian in the stronger position. But the American was seen by chess experts asReuter - 348 words
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175 1972-07-12 1 The Monetary Authority of Singapore this morning freed rates for foreign exchange transactions of $250,000 or more. Banking circles immediately hailed this as another significant step towards making Singapore an International financial centre. The MAS decision was announced through the Association of Banks. The175 words
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Article55 1972-07-12 1 Jakarta, Wednesday Indonesia's Foreign Minister, Mr. Adam Malik, left today for Manila to attend the ministerial meeting of the Association of SouthEast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The meeting is expected to discuss Malaysia's proposal on the neutralisation of South-East Asia and the possibility of holding an ASEAN55 words
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Article22 1972-07-12 1 Oslo, Wednesday—Eighteen people were killed when a Norwegian Air Force plane crashed into a mountain on the island of Grytoeya.22 words
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191 1972-07-12 1 Wee Beng Huat - By Wee Beng Huat The polled today mounted an all-out hunt for a 25-year-old company director who bought $373,000 worth of shares with dud cheques. CQ> detectives conducted several raids this mornings. The man is described as medium In build and with a lair191 words
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Article103 1972-07-12 1 Washington, Wednesday. —Singapore Airlines (SIA) has received a $30 million loan from the US ExportImport Bank to finance 50 per cent of the cost of three used Boeing 707-324 C lets, it was announced yesterday. The bank said that the other 50 per cent103 words
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Article81 1972-07-12 1 Jakarta, Wednesday. The Communications Minister, Mr. Frans Seda, has said that well under one per cent of Indonesia's highways are in first-class condition, the Armed Forces news bulletin reported yesterday. Mr. Seda told a weekend road transport conference that of the total length of nearly81 words
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Article26 1972-07-12 1 Thieves broke Into the Kampong Bahru home of housewife, Madam Low Wai Klao, 51, yesterday and escaped with ***** worth of watches, Jewellery and26 words
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Advertisement159 1972-07-12 1 lIISIDE toohv PACE l hl jl unds price of pill up PACE 4 How to en fOy yourself if a do? show PAGE 6 A r.ire «n fcrv i c w wjfh Kim 12 Sung f ACE 9 How Kis singer tried to end the Viqtn ■im v\ a r159 words
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Advertisement10 1972-07-12 1 MX pills, Page 3. All the moves. See Pare 15.10 words
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Advertisement41 1972-07-12 1 rv vi' .kj is .s(£? >•«;, i'.- Sharp portable recorders capture reality as they record voices and sounds. Discover the fascinating sounds of the jungle, fields, sea, baby's first words or just your own voice. And it's fun too. RD-403 <- RD-417X 341 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous13 1972-07-12 1 Forecast The weather forecast between 1 p.m. and 6 pjn. today: no rain.13 words
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220 1972-07-12 2 The one-armed bandits —fruit machines are now appearing in coffee shops and provision stores. During the past few months, the police have recovered dozens of these machines in raids throughout the Island. They were being operated Illegally behind counters and In back rooms.220 words
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Article37 1972-07-12 2 The Singapore Jaycees, will hold their monthly luncheon at the Dragon Phoenix Restaurant in Outram Park on July 15. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Quek Bee See of the OfTcial Assignee and Public Trustees office.37 words
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Article263 1972-07-12 2 Patrick de Souza - 300 seats offered for new term By Patrick de Souza The rush to Join the recently upgraded Ngee Ann College has begun. With three weeks left for enrolment, some 1500 students have already obtained application forms for the 300 seats offered in its second semester263 words
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Article151 1972-07-12 2 The Seamen's Organisation has written to the Immigration Department and the Seamen Registry Board to seek action against shipping companies employing seamen "by the back-door." Inche Buang bin Omar Junid, president of the organisation, said they had discovered many companies employing "seamen" who did not hold certificates151 words
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Article76 1972-07-12 2 Mansfield Travel will Introduce a sea-wing tour between Singapore and Australia this month with the Blue Funnel luxury liner Centaur and MSA. The round-trip will Include an all-expense paid seven-day sea cruise, a five-day stay in Perth with luxury accommodation, breakfast and several tours thrown In and an76 words
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Article254 1972-07-12 2 The Gemini Chit Fund Corporation has described some of the provisions in the new Chit Fund Act as too stringent. The latest Gemini bulletin editorial said: "The legislation was a great com forting factor and very timely indeed, although some of the requirements are too stringent.254 words
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Article44 1972-07-12 2 A port worker, Krishnasamy s/o SJt Naidu, 20 fell from a 23-foot high wooden stage placed alongside the vessel, Porthfield, at King's Dock, Keppel Shipyard, yesterday. He received serious head Injuries and died on arrival at the Outram Road General Hospital.44 words
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Article, Illustration220 1972-07-12 2 Indian Cultural Week was launched yesterday to the skirl of bagpipes, flash of cameras and cheers from some 5000 enthusiastic fans at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The Singapore Girl Pipers added a touch of local colour when they led the five visiting top Indian stars MOR,220 words
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Article, Illustration158 1972-07-12 2 "All for a good cause," said Indian movie star Rakhee (above) with a broad smile, explaining her reason for leaving a very tight schedule back home to attend a charity show in Singapore. In fact, the brown-eyed beauty—the latest discovery of the Indian158 words
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Article40 1972-07-12 2 The Chinese YMCA will conduct a 15-sesslon conversational Mandarin course at their premises from Monday at 7.80 pjn. Mr. Ang Koon Tlan, a teacher, will conduct the course. Fee Is $25 for members and $30 for non-mem bers.40 words
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Advertisement216 1972-07-12 2 OPENS ORCHARD TOMORROW! Another 'LOVE STORY' From Paramount Two Teenagers Age 14, 15 Fall In LoveInnocently Live Together As Husband And Wife— Struggle, Sacrifice To Survive In A World Of Their Own Creation WAS IT WRONG TO MAKE "FRIENDS"? PARAMOUNT pictures press;,is a fiu BV LEWIS GILBERT ScoST LEW6GUERT W216 words
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Miscellaneous488 1972-07-12 2 EMM Temperatures cities yesterday: Hong Kong Manila Kuala Lumpur Taipei Jakarta Tokyo Bangkok Seoul London Paris Moscow New York Sydney Melbourne Canberra Perth in world 33 27C 30-24 C 33-23 C 32-26 C 34-26 C 20-19 C 35-26 C 27-19 C 20-14 C 20-lOC 26-13 C 30-21 C 17-8 C488 words
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Miscellaneous123 1972-07-12 2 Tfi mOHEVBOK Today's winning number *****1 If the last six digits of your Singapore identity card number are those shown above, you can claim a $300 Post Office Savings Bank Gift Voucher. Your voucher will be paid into a Post Office Saving Bank account in your name. Call with your123 words
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336 1972-07-12 3 Joint effort urged The Singapore Medical Association has appealed for a closer liaison between the public nealth authorities and Drivate medical practitioners in the fight against cholera. The general practitioner is the primary physician in the frontline, and has an effective and significant role to336 words
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Article110 1972-07-12 3 The Ministry of Labour is investigating alleged infringement of safety laws by painters whitewashing blocks of flats at Henderson Crescent. The painters were photographed by New Nation cameraman perching precariously on the wooden scaffolding—100 feet in the air without any safety belts. It is110 words
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Article69 1972-07-12 3 The Public Utilities Board will receive a £3 million loan from the Commonwealth Development Council under an agreement signed recently. The loan is to provide part of the costs of providing additional reservoir capacity and to Increase the supply of treated water by the development of69 words
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Article, Illustration111 1972-07-12 3 Ghoulish apparitions will greet you if you walk into the common room of the School of Artillery in Tanglin. They appear in (me of the paintings on the walls of the room. They were painted In a week by Private Tan ram Hui (left),111 words
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189 1972-07-12 3 Douglas Chan - Supply line cut off By Douglas Chan Pushers of MX pills in the Republic are now having a hard time coping with the demand from an estimated 2500 arug abusers because their main source of supply has been cut off. The price of MX189 words
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218 1972-07-12 3 Peter Ong - By Peter Ong Singapore will host the 19th Asian Film Festival next year. The festival has been tentatively scheduled for May 14 to 18. According to the organising secretary Mr. S.Y. Shee, 10 Asian countries will take part in the festival. They218 words
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Article155 1972-07-12 3 Traffic restrictions will be imposed in the city from 4.00 to 6.30 p.m. on Saturday for the commissioning parade for the SAF 10th batch of officer cadets at the Padang. Bus services on the inward journey to the central city area will run as usual. Buses leaving the155 words
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Article25 1972-07-12 3 The dispute between Malayan Breweries Pte. Limited and the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (SILO) will be heard in the Industrial Arbitration Court today.25 words
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167 1972-07-12 3 The flve-month strike by employees of Sea View Hotel may come to an end if an amicable settlement can be reached on Thursday at the Industrial Arbitration Court. Representatives from the Singapore Catering Services Staff and Workers* Trade Union, the hotel management and167 words
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Article37 1972-07-12 3 The Adult Education Board will conduct courses in modern crochet knitwear and Chinese cooking from July 16 and Indonesian cooking and batik painting from July 18 and 23 respectively, at Its Mountbatten Centre, Dakota Crescent.37 words
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Article33 1972-07-12 3 The cross-country run organised by the Vigilante Corps as part of their annual sports events will be held at the Police Academy on Sunday at 4.30 p.m. instead of 8 a.m.33 words
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In Person
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Article, Illustration402 1972-07-12 4 ALOHA WELCOME MINUS THE GRASS SKIRTS AND LEIS Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 IT WAS tea-time at the upper quadrangle of Bukit Timah campus once again. This time they called the traditional hour an "aloha welcome" for new students. But if anyone was expecting a Hawaiian touch, like grass402 words
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503 1972-07-12 4 From the DOG HOUSE By Pfi Many people go to dog shows but very few know how to enjoy or appreciate what they see, for there is far more to a dog show than a mere display of animals. A zoo503 words
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Article, Illustration55 1972-07-12 4 Brindle (above) Is an affectionate pet and a splendid watchdog. She lost her home when her owners were transferred back to England. The one -and-half- year-old dog has been sterllllsed and treated for distemper. If you wish to adopt her, call at the SPCA, 151 Orchard Road, or55 words
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Article88 1972-07-12 4 From next week, PG will start a regular canine consultation column to answer any queries concerning purchase and care of dogs. PG has been breeding dogs for the past 40 years. With the increase in interest in dog breeding recently, his services would be of value to dog-lovers.88 words
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Advertisement155 1972-07-12 4 11 0 rA 7 Have Some Fun rJ: H: MI TrTTTT^TT With Through HEC N Y (GENTING GENERAL SALES AGENT SINGAPORE) Zi\ H i <5 i. We offer i FtCIC Hotel Room Reservations For Individual Bookings 36 Happy Hours Tour with the following included: Night Tourist Airfare SIN/KUL/SIN Hotel Accommodation155 words
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Advertisement29 1972-07-12 4 0 m S7SO, >UES£fr WIENER SCHNITZEL HAM STEAK FARMER iso»!_' MINUTE STEAK CHASSEUR pu J GRILLED I KAN KURAU roast bfef YORKSHIRE PUDDING \or</ l c'J" i i r«29 words
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Article, Illustration126 1972-07-12 5 Singapore comedian, Ya Jongs hopes of becoming the popular screen detec£Ti« a rlle Chan and a millionaire appear to be fizzling out. J^ at November when American film pror£? 8r Jodl Desmond the role with a $3 million contract, no further news has been126 words
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Article524 1972-07-12 5 Long Kum Thong - Advice: Read contracts carefully By Long Kum Thong Hopeful beauties beware! In some situations even CASE can't do much to help. In recent weeks CASE, the Consumers' Association of Singapore, has received complaints from indignant women regarding an uglier aspect of the beauty business—contracts they524 words
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Article69 1972-07-12 5 The Adult Education Board will conduct courses on "method" of office correspondence layout" at the St. Joseph's Institution from July 21 and at Mountbatten Adult Education Board centre from July 24. The fee is $12 per student and lessons will be held weekly from 7 p.m. to69 words
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Article274 1972-07-12 5 There are fewer pregnant teenage girls in Singapore's welfare homes for unmarried mothers now than 10 years ago. One major welfare home, run by the Salvation Army, has recorded a steady drop in figures. The superintendent o i the home said it was usual274 words
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Article63 1972-07-12 5 The Singapore University's Department of Extramural Studies will begin a 12-lecture course on methods of social research at 7.30 p.m. tonight in the department of social studies. The fee is $25. Dr. D. Y. Yuan, associate professor, will conduct the course which covers the procedures of survey research,63 words
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Article42 1972-07-12 5 Mr. M. Gurunathan of the National Productivity Board will speak on What is Cost Reduction at the Mlramer Hotel on July 22 at 1 pjn The talk is organised by the Supervisory and Management Training Association of Singapore.42 words
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Article71 1972-07-12 5 The Port of Singapore Authority's Safety Exhibition, part of a week-long campaign, will be opened by Mr. N. Govindasamy, MP for Telok Blangah and NTUC Research Secretary, at Godown 17 on Monday at 5 p.m Highlights of the campaign include a fire demonstration, a film show on71 words
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Article, Illustration255 1972-07-12 5 Bruce Lee's weaponry tactics came alive at the Chinese YMCA's Palmer Road premises on Sunday. No. The "Big Boss" wasn't there. Jusi, 40 black-belt karatekas being taught how to use the deadly "nunchaku," a pair of oak batons linked by tough twine. A255 words
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Article39 1972-07-12 5 The Minister for Labour, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will open the Family Planning Publicity Campaign at the Conference Hall on July 20 at 8 p.m. The campaign is organised by the Singapore Family Planning and Population Board.39 words
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Article31 1972-07-12 5 The Singapore Armed Forces aircraft will conduct five-day bombing and fivefiring exercises at the Pulau Pawai Live Firing Range, from July 17 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.31 words
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Advertisement13 1972-07-12 5 m Mdvani's MEN'S SHOP 8f) HIGH STHF f I SINGAPORf 6 TEL 211813 words
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Miscellaneous308 1972-07-12 5 Quiz object No. 9 Bank clerk wins $15 WHAT IS IT? A SPECIAL QUIZ Last Friday's quiz showed the narrow end of three paper clips. The first prize of $15 goes to Miss Irene P. L. Tan, a bank clerk, of Moulmein Rise. The next correct answers from a man308 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration764 1972-07-12 6 Robert C. Toth - From Robert C. Toth Los Angeles Times AMERICA President Nixon, 59 years old and approaching another strenuous re election campaign, is "a very healthy man/' the healthiest US President of the last 20 years, according to the White House physician, Brig. Gen. Walter Tkach. "I'veLos Angeles Times - 764 words
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Article, Illustration1788 1972-07-12 6 Selig S. Harrison - Despite the columns of space occupied by North Korean polemics throughout the world, little has been known of the innermost thought of the leadership at Pyongyang. What has been heard or seen has been machine fabricated propaganda, palatable only toWashington Post - 1,788 words
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Article941 1972-07-12 6 THE UOICE OF THE PRESS What other newspapers are saying: SINGAPORE'S STANDARD PRODUCTS SYMBOL. Not long ago, the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research awarded SISIR licences and Quality Certificates to certain manufacturers; and the other day, the chairman of the Institute. Dr. Lee Kum941 words
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Advertisement154 1972-07-12 6 NIKON POLARIZING MICROSCOPE POH-2 INFINITE WORLD OF THE NIKON MICROSCOPE While laymen close their eyes to increasing ecological imbalance and pollution, scientists are engaged in studying the microscopic forces which govern the earth and its atmosphere. Much remains unknown that would enable us to better understand the function and therefore154 words
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Article266 1972-07-12 7 Belfast, Wednesday. A British soldier and a 17-year-old youth died yesterday in separate sniper attacks on British troops. The soldier, slain by a single sniper bullet as his patrol helped clear rubble of a bombed flower shop in Londonderry, was the first British serviceman to266 words
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Article246 1972-07-12 7 Reuter Rome, Wednesday—US Secretary of State, Mr. William Rogers, who played a key role arranging the 1970 Suez cease-fire, yesterday chlded both Israel and Egypt for failing to hold direct talks on Middle East problems and said It was high time they got together. Mr. RogersReuter - 246 words
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197 1972-07-12 7 Reuter Karachi, Wednesday. Sectarian violence in Pakistan's strife-torn Bind province continued into its fifth day yesterday with no sign that the government was approaching a solution to the language crisis. Unofficial reports said more people were killed in Karachi and the rest ofReuter - 197 words
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Article25 1972-07-12 7 Cairo. Wednesday. The Egyptian Premier, Dr. A.L. Sidky, will leave Cairo for Moscow tomorrow on an official visit to the Soviet Union.25 words
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316 1972-07-12 7 Reuter Hong Kong, Wednesday— Hanoi today accused ttte United States of continuing bombing raids on tne dyice systems in North Vietnam in a bid to cause Hoods. Tne Foreign Ministry, in a statement quoted by the North Vietnam news agency, said U.S. aircraft yesterdayReuter - 316 words
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Article262 1972-07-12 7 United Press International Manila, Wednesday. Jet fighter planes and helicopters of the Philip pine Air Force yesterday strafed strongholds of Communist guerrillas in Isabela Province in the Northern Philippines in an internsification of the government's land, sea and air operations which started on Monday. TheUnited Press International - 262 words
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Article, Illustration327 1972-07-12 7 Reuter Washington, Wednesday. The three Apollo 15 astronauts were disciplined yesterday by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration for carrying 400 unauthorised envelopes to the moon and back last July. They later turned over 100 of the moon-stamped envelopes to an acquaintance. who isReuter - 327 words
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Article99 1972-07-12 7 Reuter Tokyo, Wednesday—The executive committee of the Japan Seamen's Union yesterday accepted an increased pay offer to end its three-month-old strike. Hie government made the compromise proposal at a meeting last night with union officials and management. The management agreed to the offer immediately but. theReuter - 99 words
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Article165 1972-07-12 7 United Press International Dacca, Wednesday. The three-week old Bangla Desh blitz on profiteers and gunmen has seen the arrest of 4.900 people and the seizure of 5.000 Illegal weapons and hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of hoarded goods, officials said yesterday. Authorities started theUnited Press International - 165 words
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Article80 1972-07-12 7 Capetown, Wednesday A new political party for non-whites the Black Peoples' Convention— was formed here on Monday night after a three-day conference attended by all parts of the country. Explaining the aims of the organisation, a spokesman said: "The object of the convention which is only80 words
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Advertisement179 1972-07-12 7 JULY 14th: A SPECIAL FRENCH NATIONAL DAY DINNER eee J < Mb* m' i nnm ii H!.l.": '/i Vt"v Mv Things certainly changed for France after the storming of the Bastille. And something will change for you too when you celebrate Bastille Day at the Shangri-La. Start dinner with an179 words
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Advertisement107 1972-07-12 7 TRAVEL TO AUSTRALIA ff' f from A CA/ 2 glor/o^ <X no Esr, u ♦—CS2 J§ •S n Bag 77ie 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 i Unlimited107 words
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430 1972-07-12 8 More good tidings come from South Asia. Bangladesh is reported to have postponed its planned trials of Pakistani prisoners of war. Assuming that the report is accurate, Dacca's decision is an useful contribution towards strengthening the mood of amicability and reason that430 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article107 1972-07-12 8 A colleague who visits Kuala Lumpur very frequently wonders how closely the immigration officials read the disembarkation forms at Subang Airport. A mischievous fancy seized her on one of the flights (we're glad it was not the pilot) and she put her occupation on the forms as masseuse.107 words
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Article26 1972-07-12 8 A speculative report in a Thai English daily on the health of the President of Communist China had the headline Mao is Dying Again.26 words
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Article, Illustration962 1972-07-12 8 DICK WILSON - DICK WILSON Something which has tended to damage the relationship between the Overseas Chinese and his host society Thai, Indonesian, Malay in South-East Asia is the former's image as some kind of under-cover smartalec "secret dealer." One of the962 words
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Letters
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Article98 1972-07-12 8 Crescent Road between Mountbatten Road and Meyer Road has perhaps the finest avenue of casuarina trees in Singa pore, giving beauty and shade to the neighbourhood. Recently, a number of these trees had their branches lopped off which reduced the trees to mere stumps. Could the98 words
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Article83 1972-07-12 8 LOUIS RIDGEWAY - LOUIS RIDGEWAY For three days I enjoyed my stay in Singapore with a group of tourists. As a member of the San Diego California Chamber of Commerce I also enjoyed your presentation of the Transportation feature in your July 6 Issue. Rightfully you have kept pace with the83 words
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Article51 1972-07-12 8 SOOSAI MARI - SOOSAI MARI Once upon a time Ulu Pan dan used to be one of the most green streas in Singapore. It was free of dust and mosquitoes. Now however the people living there are subject to mosquito bites and flies. Can the health department do something51 words
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Article73 1972-07-12 8 The authorities are to be commended for erecting a Stop sign in Jalan Leban at its intersection with Jalan Sappan. However due to some Inconsiderate car owners who park their cars at this junction, the sign is not in the full view of drivers coming up Jalan Leban.73 words
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Article119 1972-07-12 8 TAY-OH - TAY-OH I am aware that the PUB hires out appliances to the public. But is there any possibility of my hiring a small water filtration unit and saving the PUB some trouble and expenses? For months now, and often about twice a week, whenever I open119 words
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Article96 1972-07-12 8 M. SALLEH - M. SALLEH The comparatively new building of the Britannia Club with its swimming pool given by Lord Nuffield stands empty and unused. With very little imagination pertiaps it could be taken over for use by the many merchant seamen who visit Singapore. The seamen's hostel, Connell96 words
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Article111 1972-07-12 8 M.K. P - M.K.P. I have very often come across someone throwing stones at passers-by in Cantonment Road in the evenings and at nights. The stones come from Everton Park PSA flats (Block A) compound. As the compound fence is high and covered fullv with creeping plants the culprit cannot111 words
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Article87 1972-07-12 8 VERONICA TAN - VERONICA TAN Community centres have been built to cater for the needs of the residents in particular constituencies. Unfortunately this task Is not wholly fulfilled. I am afraid that the authorities concerned should replenish their daily stock of informative media. Although both English and Chinese newspapers are87 words
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Article95 1972-07-12 8 J. LIM - J. LIM I would like to sav some thing about the bus stop that has been erected In Bendemeer Road opposite Block 30. Last Sunday evening It was raining heavily. I alighted from the bus at this new bus stop, which has no shelter. I had95 words
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Article60 1972-07-12 8 D.F. COLLINS - D.F. COLLINS I agree entirely with your article on PC 1159 in the New Nation (July 3). I use the Kim Seng/RAver Valley Road Junction nearly everyday and have often admired the efficient way in which he keeps the traffic going smpothly. May I through your column wish60 words
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Advertisement94 1972-07-12 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. Which Twin is prettier? i. 3 H •The one below surely! See the light in her eyes, the clear, soft complexion, the bright smile. Actually it's the same girl... only the bottom picture taken by the Mamiya/Sekor 50094 words
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NEW NATION EXCLUSIVE FROM THE WASHINGTON POST
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SECRET THE PENTAGON PAPERS
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Article, Illustration3440 1972-07-12 9 DON OBERDORFER GIVES DETAILS ABOUT U.S.-HANOI EFFORTS TO START PEACE TALKS In early June, 1967, a French microbiologist named Herbert Marcotto? a Ha rvard University Professor named Henry Kissinger met over cocktails in Paris to discuss ways to bring about a negotiated settlement3,440 words
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Article, Illustration238 1972-07-12 10 Mary Lee - Presented by Mary Lee Spin a fashionable yarn about yourself. You're young, trendy, adventurous full of excitement for life, pursuing your career in dashing covers. And of the various covers that would suit an energetic routine, there's none so pretty as238 words
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1089 1972-07-12 10 TRISH SHEPPARD - TRISH SHEPPARD Over the past eleven years Andrew Soh has been responsible for marrying off over a thousand of his clients. In fact marriage is his business because Mr. Soh runs his own marriage bureau. Called the Asia Marriage Bureau it's office is In1,089 words
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Article, Illustration354 1972-07-12 10 M. CORDEIRO - pattern I BY I M.CORDEIRO If you examine the clothes of well-dressed women, you'll notice that they project femininity with a minimum of fuss. After all, frills do not a woman make, so the soft touch should be added gracefully and unobtrusively. That354 words
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Advertisement115 1972-07-12 10 curry specialities IST FLOOR-JOHN LITTLE'S BUILDING Come and experience our exotic curry lunches. Mild or hot, to suit your taste. Served with rice straight from the tub and a delectable selection of sambais. Then round it off with a pint of Draught Beer a good lunch from $3.50 only. For115 words
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AUSTRALIAN OIL SEARCH AND EQUIPMENT DISPLAY
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Article, Illustration347 1972-07-12 11 ELECTRIC MOTORS FOR DISPLAY A wide range of Australian electric motors will be on show at the Oil Search Equipment Display in the Australian Trade Commissioner's Showroom, Singapore, from today till Saturday. The range will include a Standard MA TJLF.C. electric motor, a flameproof motor, a TMD electric347 words
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395 1972-07-12 11 Australian manufacturing skill is being demonstrated in places as far apart as the depths of Bass Strait and the tops of New York skyscrapers. An example of deep-sea-expertise is Australianmade hydraulic and pneumatic hose made by Australia's largest plastics group and used as395 words
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258 1972-07-12 11 A pushbutton, poweroperated bosun's chair d e s i gned specifically for inspections or repairs needed high in the air will be on show at the four-day display starting today. The chair of reinforced fibreglass, is powered by a winch and will carry a payload of258 words
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167 1972-07-12 11 South-east Asian and Australia, with their extreme geographical conditions and fast rates of growth, have similar needs for efficient and economic communications equipment. An Australian company, will exhibit an extensive range of Hlgff Frequency equipment at the Oil Search and Equipment Display in the Australian167 words
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385 1972-07-12 11 An Australian leader in the manufacture of hoists, winches, davits, cranes and ships' deck machinery will participate in this four-day display. The company, manufactures to its own designs and will adapt any designs to suit clients' individual requirements. A full range385 words
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Advertisement121 1972-07-12 11 Australian Equipment to help you strike oil I A 'Z,hZ mi Mil CI I I I V I < m m 1O V h f wsi > lll||||ii)3 m I-:k c O AUSTRALIAN DEPARTMENT OF Searching for oil search equipment or supplies? You could find the answer at this Australian121 words
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Advertisement70 1972-07-12 11 Visit our pavilion at the Oil Search Equipment and Supplies Display flameproof electrical equipment ik eliminate fire hazards cut cost and time *3* id SAFE APPLIANCE AND EQUIPMENT CO. PIY LTD a Sole Agent: ROBIN SHIPYARD PTE., LTD. saggl 3 TOWN OFFfCS: If A/25 A, CICIL STRUT. SINGAPORE, I. DOCKYARD:70 words
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296 1972-07-12 12 SURVEY SHOWS IT IS AHEAD OF SEVEN COUNTRIES A survey of the gross national product of seven developing Asian countries over the past 10 years, showed that Singapore was ahead with a growth rate of 9.6 per cent, according to an economics lecturer296 words
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Article108 1972-07-12 12 Singapore Eidai Corporation Limited formerly known as Camel Plywood Corporation Limited incurred a loss of $574,249 for the year ended June 1971, compared with $588,932 for the previous year. The chairman of the company, Mr. S h i g e r u Fukao, said that the108 words
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Article232 1972-07-12 12 Allied Chem 20 >4 Alcoa 49% Am Brands 46% Am Can 33% Am Motors AT ft T 41% A P 7% Anaconda 16% Avon Pd Beth Bteel 28% Boeing 23% Caterp Trac 59% Chrysler 29% Coca-Cbla 135% Cont Oil 26 Control Data 74% Corn Ol Wks 238232 words
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Article, Illustration254 1972-07-12 12 Trading in the share market was thin but well spread out yesterday. Prices continued to firm in nearly every section of the exchange. Many first liners with fair support gained marginally. Esso gained 12 cents to $3.30, and Shell 18 cents to $3.12. This is partly due to254 words
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497 1972-07-12 12 United Press International Washington, Wednesday Developing Asian countries have been squeezed out of their traditional market places by United States rice farmers profiting from the US foreign aid programme and government subsidies, according to data outlined in an International Minetary Fund (IMF)United Press International - 497 words
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187 1972-07-12 12 Reuter London, Wednesday The market closed quietly firm yesterday as buyers returned after Monday's shakeout. Trading was overshadowed by the Northern Ireland situation and the Midland Cold Storage dock container dispute. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times index moved into the 500 point levelReuter - 187 words
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Article230 1972-07-12 12 United Press International New York, Wednesday The stock market closed broadly lower in moderate trading yesterday. Transportation issues in particular were hard hit. The Dow Jones industrial average of 30 selected blue-chip stocks was off 6.40 at 925.87 at the final bell. Declines led advancesUnited Press International - 230 words
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155 1972-07-12 12 MOVES UNCERTAINLY AGAINST THE DOLLAR United Press International London Wednesday. Foreign exchange operators displayed little of their firepower In quiet trading in Europe yesterday and the absence of buyers kept the dollar nailed close to Its "floor" in key centres. The Bank of France was obliged to buy what bankersUnited Press International - 155 words
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Advertisement170 1972-07-12 12 Easy on the eye Easy 01 the New Buckled Golf Shoes by P..1 iu» \lcirloir Comfortable. Made from fine leather, with stronger last longer. available at: SUNRISE SPORTS John Little's Building, Raffles Place, Singapore. Tel: ***** other leading sports shops. ;<?) Sole Agent: MULLER PHIPPS (F.E.) SON. BHD. Singapore Kuala170 words
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Advertisement158 1972-07-12 12 UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF THE HONOURABLE MINISTER FOR SOCIAL AFFAIRS Jit- INCHE OTHMAN WOK Af CHARITY FILM PREMIERE in aid of NATIONAL SPORTS PROMOTION BOARD ODEON: TONIGHT AT 9.15 P.M. ADMISSION: $3 00. $5.00 DONATION available at ODEON or Pboae ***** Ext 122 DIIIC All CTArc I personal appearances158 words
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Miscellaneous262 1972-07-12 12 NEW NATION CROSSWORD: ACROSS 1 Boxes. 6 Ungentlemanly fellow. 9 Bravery. 11 Clown. 15 Sound of surprise. 16 Excuse, of a sort. 17 Odor. 18 Juniors, for example. 20 Siren song. 22 In the style of: Suffix. 23 State. 24 Mender. 27 Hounds. 30 Compass point. 31 Praised too much.262 words
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Advertisement557 1972-07-12 13 NEW NATION PHONE *****S DEATH HON TUCK CHOO AGED 66, passed awoy peacefully on 10th July 1972 ot 11 p.m. Leaving behind his widow Madam Chue Fong Poh, 5 sons Hon Choong Wai, Choong Lam, Choong Chew, Choong Loy, 1 daughter Maria Han Chiu Foon, 4 daughter-in—laws, 1 son—in—law Chiu557 words
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Advertisement578 1972-07-12 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT WOODLAND COMPANY OFFERS (1) Greenleaf Avenue off Holland Rood 6 m.s. 2-storey semi-detoch-ed with 3 aircon., telephone. Fully furnished. Rent $850. (2) Dist. 16, Palm Drive 2-storey terrace house, 3 bedrooms, one servant's room, furnished $400. Contact *****8. DIST. 17 BENA PARK, Changi 2storey semi -detached house. 4578 words
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Advertisement468 1972-07-12 13 EXPERT LONDON TUITION by oir—Law; LL.B. Bar; Secretaryship; ACIS; Accountancy; ACCA, ICWA, A.I.A. Institute of Credit Management, Banking; A.1.8; School Certificate, H.S.C. LCC; Morketing—The Rapid Results College. Dept. YFIa, P.O. Bo* 3173, S'pore. Pert-time (Evening) Privete Secretary's Court# leading to STAMFORD SECRETARY'S Diplome It LCC Exam. Next Course commences 7.8.72468 words
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Advertisement485 1972-07-12 13 OFFICE SPACE WANTED WANTED TO PURCHASE OFFICE unit 220 to 300 sq.ft. Phone: Mr. Yap or Miss Teng *****. POSITION VACANT FEMALE CLERK/TYPIST: Cornbridge School Certificate or equivalent with credit in English. Typing 35 w.p.m. Minimum 2 years working experience including filing work. Salary will commensurate with qualifications and experience.485 words
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Advertisement529 1972-07-12 13 POSITION WANTED ACCOUNTANT SEEKS PARTTIME work during office hours. Tel: Mr. Yeo S'pore *****7. (1) OBEDIENT! TRAINING Sit/Down/St ay/Come/Heef (2) SECURITY TRAINING Guord/Attock plus Obedient (Guaranteed Course). (3) Ex-Pol ice/Army Trainers. (4) STUD DOGS All breeds —terms negotiable. (5) DOG FOOO (fresh)/ (frozen) beef/mutton/fish/ Lassie/Pets/Pal etc, etc. (6) TIN FOOO529 words
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Advertisement576 1972-07-12 13 OKLUXI AIItOOMDmONCD COACH Tour to West Moloysio 7-Doys Ist Class Tourist Hotels, Meals, Nightclubs Sightseeings inclusive $135/- every Monday. East Coast 7-Doys $105/24/7/72 Penang/Longkawi 7Darys 115/- South Thailand 7Days $115/- Pangkor/Fraser's Hill 5-Days $85/- Cameron Highlands 5-Oays $65/- Sunday/ Monday Bangkok/Chiengmai 15Days $360/- 8-Days by air $650/Toiwan/Hongkong/Bangkok 12Days $1,100/- 31/7/72,576 words
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Advertisement339 1972-07-12 13 JAGUAR XXISO CLASSIC 140 m.pJv vehicle. Finished in white with newly upholstered block interior. As new, 3442 c.c. engine, transmission, radio etc. A rare opportunity for Jaguar enthusiasts at $6,500. For further details contact John Walker *****3 S'pore. 11-MONTH MAZDA CAP ELLA, careful owner. Immaculate throughout. V/Silent engine. Six months339 words
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Advertisement108 1972-07-12 13 WHERE TO EAT ENJOY SPECIAL CHILLI CRABS/ seafood and Hawaiian tidbits by the-sea at Aloha Rhu Hawaiian Village, just 2 miles from Bedofc corner. Its haven for South-Seo lovers. NOTICES LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF INDIA DIVISIONAL OFFICE, KUALA LUMPUR Notice having been given of the loss of policy numbered *****70108 words
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Article, Illustration1130 1972-07-12 14 JEFFREY LOW's - JEFFREY LOW's soccer scene JEFFREY LOW's There are two significant points of Interest that can now be raised after the successful completion of the inaugural InterConstituencies tournament last week. The first is a controversial one which has been hanging like a cloud over the heads of the1,130 words
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Article289 1972-07-12 14 London, Wednesday World soccer boss Sir Stanley Rous put the cat among the pigeons this week when he again raised the vexed cruestion of re arranging the Divisions in British football. He said he wants the present First Divisions of England and Scotland to be abolished289 words
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Article, Illustration1131 1972-07-12 14 By Blue Peter Teh Choon Beng who has been sending out his fair share of winners each meeting should keep up his good work in the Penang Turf Club July meeting which begins on Saturday. Estate Development II Is the pick of his charge.1,131 words
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Article, Illustration331 1972-07-12 14 By Blue Peter Penang, Wednesday Entertainer VI, ridden by Lyle Harbridge, impressed in a trial with Film Studio VI here this morning. Breaking from the 4f the Tulloh trained pair steadily clapped on the pace to run the last 3f in 38 4/5. with Entertainer331 words
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282 1972-07-12 14 London, Wednesday Welsh miler Bob Maplestone left home because he believed he'd made a fool of himself in the 1970 Commonwealth Games. He came last in his heat. "I made a complete fool of myself in front of 30,000 people," he said282 words
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Miscellaneous124 1972-07-12 14 DR. KILDARE ARE *XJ GOING ON TO HONG KONG' f v by Ken Bald THEVVE SOT THE RAMP OUT. SIR. ARE you sure youß NURSE IS ON THAT PIANE? 5 mm YES... AFTER I PICK UP My WTIENT. pm TA J n yv-rf v imki. 111 II s i.\ V124 words
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Article584 1972-07-12 15 Sonny Yap - By Sonny Yap The Federation of Asian Amateur Boxing has initiated moves to introduce headgear for fighters in the ring. This is to keep in line with other sophisticated sports like American football, lacrosse, baseball and others which all require players to wear headguards or helmets584 words
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340 1972-07-12 15 The Singapore Schools Sports Council has entered four softball teams for the national knockout championships on Saturday and Sunday and the league which begins the following week. The teams—two for boys and two for girls will also compete in the Pesta Sukan340 words
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Article212 1972-07-12 15 Sportsman of the Year, Henry Tan, and Helen Pederson flew off to Jakarta this morning to represent Singapore in the Cathay Pacific Brunswick Far East bowling finals at the Jaya Antjol Bowl tomorrow and Friday. Henry and Helen, who finished champions in the men212 words
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Article149 1972-07-12 15 Colomlers, France, Wednesday. Belgian Josep Huysmans won yesterday's ninth stage of the Tour De France cycle race after a heavy fall robbed race leader Eddy Merckx of a major aide. Two riders collided as a ten-man breakaway group sprinted for the line at 60 kilometres an hour149 words
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Article43 1972-07-12 15 Moscow, Wednesday Adam Onator of the Soviet Union improved his own world record (or the flyweight press with 120.5 kg (265-4 lb) at an international weighliiting tournament in Riga yesterday- Onator added 0.5 kg (1 lb) to his previous record.43 words
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Article, Illustration220 1972-07-12 15 Former Singapore cricket captain, Reggie da Sllva will lead the Civil Service side against the visiting Oxford and Cambridge Universities !n a one-day match on the padang today at 11 a.m. Reggie, who was recalled to the side which played Malaysia in the unofficial TestPictures by Jerry Seh - 220 words
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Article673 1972-07-12 15 Reuter London, Wednesday.—Allrounder Graeme Watson made a stirring bid to recapture his Test place when he propelled the Australian cricketers to an ex citing flve-wlcket victory over Middlesex at Lords here yesterday. Watson, dropped after Australia's defeat in the First Test at Old Trafford, excelled withReuter - 673 words
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Article48 1972-07-12 15 Tokyo, Wednesday.—The third game of the USJapan collegiate all-star world series was called off at the end of the second inning due to rain yesterday. The game, with Japan leading 3-2, will be replayed on July 18 in the first game of a double header.48 words
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Article30 1972-07-12 15 Newport-Rhode Island, Wednesday Jean-Marie Vidal and his ketch-rigged Trimaran Cap 33 crossed the finishing line here yesterday to complete a French 1-3-3 In the singlehanded Transatlantic yacht race.30 words
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Article205 1972-07-12 15 Reykjavik, Wednesday— Following are the 40 moves in the first match between title-holder Boris Spassky of Russia and UJ3. challenger Bobby Fischer in the world chess championship here yesterday. SPASSKY FISCHER (white) (black) 1. P-Q4 (D 4), KT-KB3 (NFS): 2. P-QB4 (C 4), P-K3 (EC) 3. KT-KB3205 words
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Article49 1972-07-12 15 London, Wednesday. World llghtheavyweight champion Bob Foster has agreed to meet British and European light heavyweight champion Chris Flnnegan in a title fight. Promoter Harry Levene finally agreed on terms with Foster yesterday and the fight will go on at London's Wembley stadium on September 26.49 words
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734 1972-07-12 15 Defending champion John Foo (handicap 7) will find it tough in this year's Singapore Island Country Club Eu Tong Sen Open Invitation Trophy championship which starts off with the qualifying round over the Island course on Sunday. Among the large field of 120734 words
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Article83 1972-07-12 15 London, Wednesday Scottish world champion Jackie Stewart and Brazilian driver Emerson Flttipaldi, who looks likely to take over the title, head the entries for the British Orand Prix at Brands Hatch on Saturday. Stewart, fresh from a victory in the July 2 French Grand Prix, is currently83 words
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Article72 1972-07-12 15 Helsinki, Wednesday The failure of the Russian delegate to put in an appearance caused the deferment of the discussion of South Africa's Davis Cup status by the special committee of the Davis Cup tennis nations here last night. Six members of the seven-man committee put in72 words
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Article22 1972-07-12 15 Moscow, Wednesday Moscow Dynamo beat the Central Army Sports Club 1-0 in a Soviet Ist division football match here yesterday.22 words
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Article11 1972-07-12 15 Tokyo. Wednesday All scheduled pones yesterday were washed out.11 words
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Article, Illustration61 1972-07-12 16 Pretty Esther Lim, 19, is both a funloving and serious type of girl. While she takes her work as cashier seriously ("I handle lots of money everyday"), Esther also looks forward to a good night out. She finds dancing most enjoyable. At home, she helps with thePicture by Michael Kwan - 61 words
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414 1972-07-12 16 Protection racketeers get 61 years Melbourne Herald Philip "Little Caesar" Jacobs never minced words when lining up new victims for his vicious protection racket in London's East End. Flanked by a couple of his strong-arm men, he would ask: "Do you want an armMelbourne Herald - 414 words
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Article157 1972-07-12 16 Today is Wednesday, July 12, the 194 th day of 1972 with 172 to follow. THE MOON: Between its new phase and first quarter. THE MORNING STARS: Venus and Saturn. THE EVENING STARS: Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. American157 words
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Article55 1972-07-12 16 AH FOO£: Sherifftype badges for our police seem a good idea. Colourful, too. Perhaps we'll see them wearing sixguns and leading posses before long. MEI LIN: Very funny. I think the name tags are an even better idea. Much more friendly and comforting to know a policeman by55 words
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153 1972-07-12 16 Melbourne Herald Horace, the commuting cat, is giving British Rail a real headache. The problem is that Horace, a black and white Tom, has a habit of hitching rides on a Devon-to-Scot-land express. He has been spotted clinging to a bogie frame onMelbourne Herald - 153 words
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Article99 1972-07-12 16 Eight English angling experts caught more than 1,000 fish In 135 minutes in what they claimed was a world record. The fishing feast at an Abbot Bromley's farmer's stocked pond, also netted £80 in a charity drive to buy an invalid carriage for a99 words
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Article132 1972-07-12 16 Los Angeles Times "Gloria, do me a favour," the caller asked Gloria Diaz, 19, when she answered the phone at the booth where she sells film in San Fernando, California. "I'm going to hold you up, so have the money ready." The caller sounded familiar,Los Angeles Times - 132 words
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Article37 1972-07-12 16 Factory worker Alfredo Va Que of Valencia, Spain, was outraged when he was sacked for insubordination. So he took a hammer and went on a rampage through the machine shop causing £60,C00 damage.37 words
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Article44 1972-07-12 16 Miner Stephen Aracic invented a new pram brake, which he claims will stop a downhill careering pram in two feet. He tested the new brake by pushing a pram on a 500-mile 18-day trip through desert heat and mountain snow to Sydney.44 words
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Article41 1972-07-12 16 West German men are getting hairier and hairier, according to the Aliensbach Demoscopic Institute. Every fifth adult male In the country today sprouts either a mostache, set of mutton chops, or a full vandyke beard, according to the Institute.41 words
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Article60 1972-07-12 16 Police in Reno, Nevada, arrested David Blanchard, 32, of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on suspicion of driving a stolen car, but after searching the vehicle, added some other charges. The search turned up 1,314 wigs, 104 hair brushes and a variety of electric combs, scissors and60 words
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Advertisement109 1972-07-12 16 Unconventional^ a style of their own"! attraction!! Also nightly at Rasa Saya Weekdays 10.30 p.m., Saturdays 11.00 p.m. No cover charge. M l ORCHID LANTERN SHOWTIMES Weekdays: 9.15 pm 11.15 pm. Saturdays: 9.45 pm 11.45 pm I 25 Points to 3.50 Carats at S2OOA to *38,000/SPH.de Silva (H.K.)Ltd. ntW Gl3,109 words
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Miscellaneous406 1972-07-12 16 J d 5 Singapore 3.00 Opening followed by Housewives' Matinee Tears of Ah Chan (Cantonese Film Pt. 1) 3.45 A Diary of Events in Singapore this Week (C) 3.50 Nam Isalnyarkal featuring: Christina Edmund (Rpt) 4.05 Days of Our Lives 4.50 Close 6.00 Opening followed by Hat, Stick and Cloak406 words
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Miscellaneous474 1972-07-12 16 Trust your lucky star IF ITS YOUR SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)— Where basic Issues are conBIRTHDAY cerned, make sure you and the competition have the same BORN today, you are not one frame of reference. Otherwise, to fight for authority, whether you will fall to communicate, on the heme front474 words
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Miscellaneous86 1972-07-12 16 FM STEREO 6.00 Opening and Prog. Summary 6.05 Sunset Serenade —featuring the Music or Spain 6.30 News 6.40 Public Service Anncts.—6.4s Share Market Report 7.00 Concert Hour 8.00 News 8.10 Public Service Anncts 8.15 At the Keyboard 8.30 Light Mule and Popular Classics by the Promenade Orchestra conducted by Robert86 words
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