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Title Section15 1972-08-15 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, August 15, 1972 No. 484 Price 15 cents NEW NATION15 words
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Article125 1972-08-15 1 Prices generally improved marginally in the share market this morning. Trading was moderate and selective. Malayan Credit rose 15 cents to $6.15, Haw Par 10 cents to $7.25, Ben Company 10 cents to $2.60, Fusan nine cents to $2.31, General Lumber six cents to $1.49, Sim Llm125 words
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Article12 1972-08-15 1 Police reported 102 accidents yesterday. Seven were serious, one fatal.12 words
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Article20 1972-08-15 1 Today tin was traded at $621% (down Ascent), with a turnover of 318 tons (down 26 tons).20 words
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Article29 1972-08-15 1 The body of an unidentified woman, clad in a yellow skirt, was found at the foot of a 16th-storey block of flats in Toa Payoh this morning.29 words
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442 1972-08-15 1 'Mystery attack' Reuter Saigon, Tuesday Communist troops have blown up three Government ammunition dumps in 24 hours leaving the defenders unsure what hit them, according to the Saigon Command. Two bunkers full of 105 millimetre artillery shells exploded early yesterday just outsideReuter - 442 words
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Article41 1972-08-15 1 Colombo, Tuesday—Some 2000 of the 9000 prisoners, still being held for alleged complicity in an abortive uprising in Sri Lanka (Ceylon) last year, will be released from detention next month, a Justice Ministry spokesman said yesterday.41 words
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Article, Illustration646 1972-08-15 1 Soviet-built jet explodes on holiday flight Small pieces of luggage came sailing down on our tiny lawn —Eye-witness UPI, Reuter East Berlin, Tuesday One hundred and fifty six people died when a Soviet-built airliner packed with a holidaymakers crashed in flames at KoeriigsWusterhausen (20UPI, Reuter - 646 words
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191 1972-08-15 1 Police have arrested seven youths wanted in connection with the recent murder of two men in Tiong Bahru. The arrests lollowed a public tip-off yesterday. The seven, whose ages range from 15 to 20, were picked up at the scene of an impending gang191 words
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Article56 1972-08-15 1 Melbourne, Tuesday. The Australian designed and built Nomad short-take-off-and-landing aircraft left here yesterday for a major sales campaign in South-East Asia and the Farnborough air show in Britain. The Nomad will fly to Britain via Darwin, Bali, Singapore, Bangkok, Calcutta, New Delhi, Karachi, Bahrein, Damascus,56 words
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145 1972-08-15 1 Reuter Hong Kong. Tuesday Indonesian Foreign Minister Mr. Adam Malik, was reported here today as saying that his government would resume full diplomatic ties with China only when the time was ripe. Mr. Malik, in an Interview published by the Hong KongReuter - 145 words
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128 1972-08-15 1 Police believe that a toy gun was used during the $13,000 robbery at the Kong Chian Cinema in Toa Payoh yesterday in which four shots were fired. The watchman of the cinema, Mr. Ram Rekha, 48, told the police that one of128 words
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Article35 1972-08-15 1 Madrid, Tuesday Some 300 residents of the eastern Spanish village of Alcacer were taken to hospital yesterday suffering from suspected food poisoning after eating cream cakes specially baked for a local religious festival.35 words
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Article456 1972-08-15 1 Manila. Tuesday.—President Marcos said yesterday the crisis posed by the Philippines' jeorst floods since the Second World War appeared over and special American military units prepared to return to their regular duties. Mr. Marcos told a news conference the crisis brought about by four weeks456 words
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Article58 1972-08-15 1 Melbourne, Tuesday. Two hundred workers at a Melbourne factory have threatened to go on strike unless their manager paints his -office window so that he cannot see them. The workers, employed at a mattress-making factory, object to being watched from the glass-sided manager's office in the58 words
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Article54 1972-08-15 1 Tokyo, Tuesday.—Japan will observe today the 27th anniversary of the end of the Pacific War In which 3,100,000 Japanese died. A national memorial service will be held at the huge Nippon Budokan (Martial Arts) Hall in Tokyo, attended by Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako and 5000 people54 words
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Advertisement56 1972-08-15 1 JAL beats the Clock Now JAL has the fastest- but the fastest times to Tokyo. JAL clips one hour off flight times by passing Kuala Lumpur. JL.712 SINGAPORE /HONGKONG/ TOKYO Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. JL.716 SI NG APO R E/B ANG KOK/ TOKYO Monday and Wednesday «JL7I4 SINGAPORE/ BANGKOK/ HONGKONG/56 words
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Miscellaneous16 1972-08-15 1 Forecast The weather forecast for today between 1 and 6 p.m.: No rain. See Page 216 words
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183 1972-08-15 2 Economic and industrial progress should be followed by promotion chances for local executives in companies operating in Singapore, according to the executive director and personnel manager of Keppel Shipyard, Mr. Lawrence Mah. In the latest issue of the National Productivity Board publication, Minimax,183 words
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Article61 1972-08-15 2 Police are looking for the relatives or friends of an old lady whose body was found floating in the Singapore River on Sunday. She was clad only in a blouse. Police described her as slim, about 4sft. tall and with long hair. Anyone who can help61 words
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Article445 1972-08-15 2 'Trained men needed for public corporations' Public corporations set up by the governments of several South-East Asian countries, Including Malaysia and Singapore, had created a need for training civil servants in modern business management techniques. In view of this, the Regional Institute of Higher Education and445 words
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349 1972-08-15 2 The Singapore Aftercare Association today appealed to employers to employ and train exprisoners in various skills under their industrial apprenticeship scheme. Mr. E. C. Foenander, SACA's honorary secretary, said that most employers were prepared to offer Jobs to discharged prisoners but only as daily-rated349 words
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Article40 1972-08-15 2 The MacPherson community centre will hold a variety show and diner on Saturday at 7.30 pjn. as part of its National Day celebrations. Mr. Chua Sian Chin, the Health Minister and MP for MacPherson, will attend.40 words
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Article371 1972-08-15 2 Parents of educationally sub-normal children in Singapore hope to form an association for slow-learn-ers soon. Mr. M.K. Wong, vice-pre-sident of the Singapore Association for Retarded Children, said: "With such an association, much more can be done for these children." At present, the needs of the educationally371 words
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200 1972-08-15 2 The French airline, UTA, will delay its after-midnight flights to and from Singapore to beat the daily sevenhour closure of the airport. Paya Lebar Airport was closed to aircraft movement from midnight yesterday to 7 a.m. and this will continue till Sept. 16,200 words
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Article, Illustration134 1972-08-15 2 Madam Leong Meng Guet (left), a 57-year-old housewife of Jalan Memblna Barat, does not believe in gambling. Last Friday, her youngest daughter, Chia Yoke Chan, 14, informed her that she had won $300 in the NN Moneybox draw. Madam Leong was so engrossed in134 words
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Article44 1972-08-15 2 A picnic will be held at the Tanah Merah Holiday Camp by the Youth Club of the Jalan Tenteram Community Centre on Sunday, September 3. Programmes include a singing contest, Indoor games and a dance. Tickets are available at the centre.44 words
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Article34 1972-08-15 2 The Kampong Chai Chee National Day Celebrations Working Committee will hold a dinner on August 28 at 7.30 p.m. at the Kampong Melayu Boys'/Girls' School Playground to celebrate Singapore's seventh National Day.34 words
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Advertisement50 1972-08-15 2 fo-^ 1 THE NATIONAL THEATRE TRUST IN ASSOCIATION WITH PAGEANT PRODUCTIONS BRING YOU A UNIQUE THEATRICAL EXPERIENCE m o The exciting, unforgettable dancing and music of modern Israel. GALA WORLD PREMIERE —TONIGHT! NATIONAL THEATRE 8.00 P.M. Tickets $2.00, $5.00, $8.00, $12.00 $15.00. available at National Theatre only from 10.00 a.m.50 words
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Advertisement52 1972-08-15 2 l--m r b OUR-ONCE-A-YEAR SALE BIG! BIG!! SAVINGS on any thing you buy IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Lowest Prices Never Done Before. Congratulations Best Wishes THE GOVERNMENT t PEOPLE OF INDIA Jubilf of Day. I 4, -i 3 Hl Oh Street, Singapore 131, J a lan Tuanku Abdul A. I. A.52 words
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Miscellaneous170 1972-08-15 2 weather Temperatures In world cities yesterday: Bangkok 33-26 C Kuala Lumpur 34-24 C Taipeh 33-24 C Hong Kong 30-25 C Tokyo 32-25 C Seoul 30-20 C Manila 30-24 C Jakarta 34-26 C Naha 30-27 C London 24-14 C Paris 22-15 C Moscow 25-15 C New York 29-21 C Sydney 17-170 words
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Miscellaneous415 1972-08-15 2 HBPPEnincs WHAT'S ON TODAY The Minister for Communications, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, will attend a NATIONAL DAY DINNER AND CULTURAL SHOW, organised by the Kim Seng constituency at the Henderson car park at 7 pjn. Mr. Prem Bhatia, the Indian High Commissioner here, will hold a reception to celebrate INDIA'S415 words
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Miscellaneous127 1972-08-15 2 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 your identity card127 words
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Article139 1972-08-15 3 The following Singapore candidates were successful in the Trinity (June) 1972 English Bar Examinations held in Singapore. NEW SYLLABUS Part I Group A (Contract. Tort, Criminal Law and Land Law): Claw ill Llm Choon Mong Middle Tempic. Part I Group B (Constitutional and Administrative Law,139 words
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Article78 1972-08-15 3 Mr. Tang See Chim, Minister of State for Finance and MP for Chua Chu Kang, will open the first welfare camp of the Singapore Polytechnic Engineering Society tomorrow at 9 ajn. in front of the Malay Sports Club at Woodlands Road 131 m.s. Some 104 student78 words
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Article, Illustration302 1972-08-15 3 It Is never too young to extend a hand for charity, and Laura Moverley, 9, and Tracy Shepherd, 10 (left to right above), have both proved it by raising $114 for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals—all on their own.302 words
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Article, Illustration863 1972-08-15 3 Jim Watkins - Truck to serve a dozen needs By Jim Watkins Mr. L a m bo r g hini, whose exotic Italian thorough breds. the Miuras, Espadas and Jar am as are all named after famous breeds of fighting Spanish bulls, Is probably consulting tils lawyers right863 words
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749 1972-08-15 3 Peter Ong - Govt, move to prevent pot-smoking, long hair By Peter Ong Owners of hotels, restaurants and nightclubs will now have to sign a $1000 bond with the immigration Department to ensure "good behaviour" by all foreign musicians and artists. This regulation was enforced this month.749 words
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Advertisement59 1972-08-15 3 The Best Rosens Lime Juice is the smoothest, purest lime juice in the world. Made from sun-warmed, fragrant West Indian limes. HI BY APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN V pm v/.'.v i W_i fl m CORDIAL ■Ao€ FROM WCST INDIAN LIMtS AMO CAMf tUfiAR *W«WV€D WITH SUL*MU« OtOWOt 2559 words
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Article, Illustration582 1972-08-15 4 HEADLINE-MAKERS CROWD THE GLITTERING ISTANA AS DUSK fell on the evening of August 9, the Small but very honoured band of guests invited to what the social gossips termed "the party of the year," started streaming into the Istana. It was a cocktail reception to draw582 words
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Advertisement89 1972-08-15 4 FLUORESCENT LAMP the new energy source for aquarium lighting v 4 m m I m SN <1 jtaOi FLUORESCENT LAMP the new energy source for plant growth lighting SHRIROS® Kiwi Philips NIOOO puts music in your ttfe. Cash:ss9 S§s is 5§5 You'll find life so much more fun with Philips89 words
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Advertisement56 1972-08-15 4 ALES BONANZ WE CAN'T STOP!! In view of the overwhelming response we have decided to extend our sales for a further period of 10 DAYS. (from 10th 19th August) PLUS FURTHER DRASTIC REDUCTIONS «N NEW STOCKS or FURNITURE, CARPETS, FURNISHINGS FABRICS WALLPAPERS HENRY CO.IPte J Ltd. 6-B Orange Grove Road.56 words
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107 1972-08-15 5 The Singapore Bank Employees Union, the Singapore Employers' Federation and bank managements will meet again on August 25 to discuss how the recommendations of the National Wages Council are to be implemented. The talks the third in the series—will be held at the107 words
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Article57 1972-08-15 5 A forum on Family Life Problems In Child Behaviour will be held at the Barker Road Methodist Church on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. The speakers, Mr. John Clemens, a visiting psychologist, Miss Virginia Heng, a counsellor, and Mrs. Dorothy Hover, a public health tutor will57 words
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Article43 1972-08-15 5 The Singapore Musical Society will present a piano recital by Dennis Lee at 8 p.m. on Aug. 25, at the Singapore Conference Hall. Tickets at $10, $5, $3 and $2 are available at C. K. Tang, Robinsons and Cold Storage.43 words
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Article19 1972-08-15 5 The Singapore Cultural Bell Club will hold a picnic at the Tanah Merah Holiday Camp on Sunday.19 words
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Article, Illustration155 1972-08-15 5 Babies galore! But these three toddlers "stand taller" than 100 others. They're winners at a baby show organised by the Jalan Tenteram Community Centre on Sunday. "Stood taller" than the other babies they did. For the little ones were crowned by the MP for Whampoa, Dr.155 words
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Article326 1972-08-15 5 V.K. Chin - To serve domestic travellers By V.K. Chin Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday The Sabah Government is in the process of forming a domestic airline, to be known as the Sabah Air Service, to improve communications. It has already applied to the Federal Government for the326 words
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256 1972-08-15 5 A $60,000 sports and cultural complex at Kampong UM will be opened by the MP for the area, Tuan Hajl Yaacob on Saturday. The chairman of the committee, Mr. Loh Shu Cheow, said the complex would Include a 6000 sq. ft. hall, a sepak256 words
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Article88 1972-08-15 5 The Chinese Short Story Competition for students of tertiary institutions was won by Wei Chun Lo of the Nanyang University who wrote the story An Undelivered Letter. The competition was organised by the Chinese Language and Literary Society of Nanyang University for the National Book Development Council88 words
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Advertisement335 1972-08-15 5 G-2615N/H 3-in-1 Stereo Music Oaae 3-speed stereo turntable Auto-stop cassette recorder/ player. 3-band radio MW. SWI. SW2 (G-2615H) or MW, SW, FM with Stereo-cast jack (G-2615N) 7W output. A^/ Battery. Sanyo 1# w"' 9 it V W IfeI G XT-4600K Packaged Home Entertainment AM/FM/FM stereo receiver. 4-speed auto record changer.335 words
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Miscellaneous274 1972-08-15 5 I V Quiz object N0.38 Student wins $35 prize WA Last Thursday's quiz photograph showed part of a torch. Only one correct entry was received. The first and only prize of $35 goes to Mr. Devarrajan s/o Rajagopal, a student, of Clemenceau Avenue. Do you know what todays quiz photograph274 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration1070 1972-08-15 6 V.K. Chin - MALAYSIA From V.K. Chin An atmosphere of gloom has descended on the Christian community in Sabah and its ability to survive as a religious organisation will be put to a severe test in the days ahead. The Christians in the state1,070 words
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VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article458 1972-08-15 6 What other newspapers are saving: REFLECTIONS ON NATIONAL DAT. Today is the 7th anniversary of Singapore's attainment of Independence. Within such a short period of Independence. Singapore has already made rapid progress in the cultivation of national consciousness and patriotism. To date, even a child knows that458 words
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Article260 1972-08-15 6 ASEAN AND FLOODS IN PHILIPPINES. For a month now the Philippines has been ravaged by a big flood and many people in the country have had to suffer severe hardships. There is a serious food shortage and the threat of widespread hunger is becoming difficult to avert. Some260 words
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464 1972-08-15 6 Robert Pullan - AFRICA From Robert Pullan Melbourne Herald Black Africa's 42 member states of the United Nations are a formidable force in the world body and at meetings of non-align-ed nations. Virtually, any resolution on which they all agree is assured of adoption. TheirMelbourne Herald - 464 words
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Article, Illustration979 1972-08-15 6 Anthony Haas - JAPAN From Anthony Haas An uncertain future lies ahead for those smaller and developing Asian and Pacific countries whose trade expansion depends upon a trade balance between Japan and America. President Nixon and Prime Minister Tanaka agreed to meet for general talks in Hawaii979 words
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Advertisement96 1972-08-15 6 iffitVf 50 mm Nikon is people, Nikon is tradition. A tradition of excellence proven by time and usage. Nikon F superb optics and flawless engineering to capture and preserve an instant in time. Precisely. Accurately Nikon people have created a tradition now you can create art. t 'i--V ANNOUNCEMENT F.96 words
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213 1972-08-15 7 Reuter Tuesday Two S?n?H r i and a were ere yesterday as a g'-SE cwa ,ul weekend wav treland gave violence. outbreak of kll12)f 2EL soldlers we« Killed when a guerrilla tSir 7 f tr^ p ex lod ed under their feet while theyReuter - 213 words
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223 1972-08-15 7 Reuter Kampala, Tuesday President Amin of Uganda and Britain's special envoy Mr. Geoffrey Rippon, have arranged a meeting here for today on the Ugandan leader's plans to expel thousands of Asians. Mr. Rippon, who was unable to see President Amin during aReuter - 223 words
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187 1972-08-15 7 United Press International Canberra, Tuesday.—Topless barmaids will go under wraps in the Australian State of Queensland if the government approves new draft regulations. In fact, pub patrons will not see a bare midriff or even a really revealing mini-skirt. New regulations governing dress forUnited Press International - 187 words
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Article, Illustration358 1972-08-15 7 Reuter New Delhi, Tuesday Indian Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi last night ushered In tfce 25th anniversary of Indian independence by pledging the nation to changing the old order, eradicating poverty and emancipating society from caste barriers, evil customs and suDerstitlon. Mrs. Oandhl was speaking atReuter - 358 words
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Article, Illustration188 1972-08-15 7 Islamabad, Tuesday—President Bhutto told the National Assembly yesterday that Pakistan would have to accept the reality of Bangladesh, the country's former eastern wing lost In the December war with India. The president spoke to the opening session of the assembly as It188 words
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129 1972-08-15 7 United Press International Tokyo] Tuesday-Japan's Foreign Minister "Mr. Masayoshl Ohlra yesterday blamed his own country for the existence of two Chinese governments. Mr. Ohlra told a meeting of businessmen In Osaka, "The creation of two governments in China was the result ofUnited Press International - 129 words
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Article67 1972-08-15 7 Bogota, Tuesday At least eight people have drowned and an unkonwn number are missing In floods caused by heavy rains In the vicinity of Villavlcenclo, 75 miles (120 kms) east of here, civil defence officials said yesterday. They said hundreds had been routed from their homes67 words
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Article178 1972-08-15 7 Reuter Seoul, Tuesday President Chung-hee Park today repeated his call for the peaceful reunification of Korea. In an address on the 27th anniversary of independence from Japanese rule, the president appealed to North Koreans to transcend their ideology and join the South to recoverReuter - 178 words
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Article38 1972-08-15 7 Sanaa, Tuesday.—Chinese mission will arrive here soon for discussions on an £8.5 million (about $60 million) loan to be spent on building roads and reclaiming land in the Yemen Arab republic, it was announced yesterday.38 words
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Article161 1972-08-15 7 Reuter Buenos Aires, Tuesday— A formerly sterile 27-year-old woman who received a transplanted ovary last March, became pregnant about one month ago. A gynaecologist said here yesterday. Gynaecologist Jorge Flrpo, head of the maternity ward at the Alvear Municipal Hospital, said the woman, whose name he declined toReuter - 161 words
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290 1972-08-15 7 Reuter New York, Tuesday. Former US Attorney Gene ral Mr. Ramsey Clark returned to San Francisco from North Vietnam and told reporters: "We are bombing hell out of that poor land we're hitting hospitals and there is no possible moral justification for it." Mr.Reuter - 290 words
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307 1972-08-15 7 London, Tuesday. Union leaders last night proposed a meeting of dockside delegates to con sider a return to work by Britain's dockers. The conference was called for tomorrow. The dock delegates are the only people who can cali off the strike of 40,000 wharf307 words
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Article43 1972-08-15 7 London, Tuesday. British Prime Minister Mr. Edward Heath will be received by Emperor Hirohlto when he visits Japan from September 16 to 19. He will also have wide ranging talks with Japa nese Prime Minister Mr. Kakuei Tanaka and other ministers.43 words
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Article136 1972-08-15 7 Cape Kennedy, Tuesday. —America's heaviest and most complex unmanned space observatory was mounted on its rocket yesterday for launch next Monday into an orbit 460 miles (740 kms) high. The 4,900-pound (2,222 kgs) Stargazer, an orbiting astronomical observatory (OAO), was bolted to an Atlas-Centaur rocket at Launch136 words
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Advertisement199 1972-08-15 7 m V* Wr SSB^ t 4 W--•m" -V 12 «>Sa 4. I U coupe U great new concept Two New Engines —12A 130 HP. Twin Rotary engine or GP overhead cam 104 HP. 1600. Two Completely New Continental Body Styles. Sleek,exciting,dynamic, Coupe Sedan. Great New "Young At Heart" Colour Schemes,199 words
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469 1972-08-15 8 There are glimmerings of a return to the Nehru-style of Indian foreign policy in Mrs. Gandhi's overtures to the United States. IndoRusslan ties have been close, but the treaty of non-aggression between the two countries last year raised concern that India had forsaken her469 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article109 1972-08-15 8 Two foreign guests at the President's National Day reception on Wednesday were really Impressed with Singapore's Keep Clean habits. Someone dropped a paper napkin on the Is tana lawn. Defence Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee spotted it, walked over and picked up the serviette. There was no109 words
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Article31 1972-08-15 8 See n at the Mandarin Hotel over the weekend was wh« Kanchanawat ilnrf'THL leadin K Thai{ss?« team to g £F d wUI to initiate a Sino-Thai dialogue.31 words
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Article117 1972-08-15 8 Classified advertisements orten provide amusing ex amples on the use of words and euphemisms. In more religious times ®pd when less was known about the birds and the f*es, it was the "in" thing to attribute to God things Uke the birth of a baby. To date117 words
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Article, Illustration1382 1972-08-15 8 GERALD de CRUZ - GERALD de CRUZ I welcome criticism of this column, but since my Jesus Freak critics (Miss Prlya Shastri, Mr. Cyril R. Ward, Peter and S.C.) have clearly not taken a course in metaphysical artillery or in1,382 words
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Letters
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Article234 1972-08-15 8 Our waitresses at coffee houses and restaurants are generally not polite I, too, had unpleasant encounters wltn inconsiderate waitresses. I certainly share the views of Robert Tan in his letter headlined Coffee House Service (NN. August 10). I am also not the rare complainant, for all my friends234 words
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Article168 1972-08-15 8 KOH LIAN HWI - KOH LIAN HWI In reply to the letter headlined Improve No. 90 by M.D. (NN, July 5) I would like to inform him that: At present there are six bus services, viz. Nos. 90. 91, 92, 93, 93A and 95 operating along Airport Road. An investigation into his168 words
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Article60 1972-08-15 8 CORINNA DIEU (Mrs - CORINNA DIEU (Mrs.) Public Relations Officer, Housing Development Board, Singapore, 2. I refer to the letter from Humble Citizen (NN, August 5). Our Board's officers have been taking action and will continue to do so against the unauthorised hawkers in front of Block 2 and 3, Oeylang60 words
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Article58 1972-08-15 8 FOO SHIANG HUI - FOO SHIANG HUI I refer to the letter headlined Using CPF for Fees (NN, August 1). The main objective of the CPF is to provide employees in Singapore with some savings for their old age. As such. It is not proPosed to allow the utilisation58 words
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Article44 1972-08-15 8 YEONG KUM KEE - YEONG KUM KEE Public Relations Officer. Ministry of National Development. Singapore, 2. With reference to the letter by Tok Teik Eng (NN, August 2) the repainting of the traffic lanes along New Bridge Road and Hill Street will commence soon44 words
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Advertisement42 1972-08-15 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. Sblikan l rv the treasured and guaranteed Writing Instruments of our time Available only at leading Pen Dealers and Departmental Stores Agents Service Station M.PRAGER (PTE) LTD Singapore Kuala Lumpur42 words
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Miscellaneous33 1972-08-15 8 Von Wiuee WUii/etTti Wot£T LISHTINC AT Nl&tfT CUtfeS HAS Wo it(.-ei9«7S OH TM fi&MAt mTRoNJ 1 R i 1 'Jv fi 55 ij 4 u a r 4 Si.' H its 3f C3>33 words
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Article, Illustration2224 1972-08-15 9 Having taken Asia by storm Bruce Lee Hsiao Loong plans to win world fame. He will be the first Chinese actor to play the leading role in an American film. Bruce Lee, the San Francisco bom Chinese actor who has thrilled millions2,224 words
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Advertisement88 1972-08-15 9 SECOND OF A FOUR-PART SERIES lu i I > t' Daniol M. Coii:v i '*>*!**• A-,y~ m A!! f.-< T- i POWER PACK AM) SUPER CHARGED CdM^iir. isl r <7. AR i WEIDER'S "SUPER 90" PROTEIN. M TOP SHAPE c 6 1 •Jt! Ilk*' Champions. EIDER Mt.i V SUPER 988 words
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Article, Illustration464 1972-08-15 10 TLfANY people don't ITA seem to realise that we in Singapore are getting quite a good deal. But there is a small group who do, including your's truly. Just take a look around you if you do not believe me. We are one464 words
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Advertisement270 1972-08-15 10 Siul jj 101 1 N 101 3UST IffIPfICKED for HIM and HER J 2nd floor, shop 2-01, Peninsula Shopping Complex, Coleman Street Singapore 6. Tel:***** ***** Reflective Glass Tinting Film keeps buildings cod by reflecting sun rays Remarkable Features:— Reduces heat by 76%. Permits complete visibility. Preserves the original beauty270 words
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Advertisement211 1972-08-15 10 jSSSS^ PEOPLES > sth Anniversary Special Sales Free Gifts WITH Geylang Road/Tan|cng Katcng Pd S'pore. For every $5/- purchase you ore given 50c. vouchor free and $10/- purchase 51/- worth of voucher (Canned Food, Cigarettes, wine departments do not entitled to free gift voucher). More Purchases More Gifts ALL ARE211 words
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Advertisement69 1972-08-15 10 7) 4- ft BERNARD DRIVING SCHOOL 15, Lorong Mydin off Changi Road, 5J m.s. SINGAPORE, 14. TEL: *****7 f 'W+Hi 3 EASY TO LEARN —QUICK TO PASS Courses conducted by hourly, monthly or guaranteed pass. 5 2fOBS makes it easier for you to look good. *r<i r SEE US REGARDING69 words
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Advertisement15 1972-08-15 10 a 111 Hi IM iH4PM NEW ARRIVALS CRAZY SHIRTS ANO PATCHES FROM U S A15 words
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Advertisement392 1972-08-15 10 N V V JEWELLERY CREATIONS ARE OUR PRIDE IN SINGAPORE fit HONG KONG With justifiable pride we announce that our jewellery creations are the best in Singapore and Hong Kong S.P. H. de Silva ihri Ltd. B 13,Tanglin Shopping Centre Tanglin Rd, S'ponelO.Tel:37Bs2B HEAD OFFICE: 1/3. Central Building, Hong Kong.392 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration137 1972-08-15 11 Body beautiful is the theme of casual fashions these days. No longer are clothes designed to camouflage and shape. Instead they enhance what each woman wants to project her sensuousness in a most natural way. What was once confined to clingy T-shirts andPICTURE BY SULAIMAN ISMAIL - 137 words
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Article, Illustration529 1972-08-15 11 United Press International New Delhi, Tuesday Women's Liberationists abroad could find much to admire and perhaps a good deal to criticise in their Indian sisters. Somewhere inside. the soft folds of their saris, which obscure and at the same time hint atUnited Press International - 529 words
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Article, Illustration139 1972-08-15 11 TAN CHUNG LEE - Uyoga TAN CHUNG LEE Fish Pose Lie on your back. If Dossible, lock your legs "n the lotus position (see picture), otherwise cross them in the ordinary way. (For those who cannot do this pose cross-legged, just keep your legs straight). Grabbing your toes139 words
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187 1972-08-15 11 Melbourne Herald Australian research has shown that many female suicides and crimes occur on premenstrual days. The effect of menstruation on schoolgirls, it has been discovered, can be devastating to their work, their examination results and their general behaviour. One theory is that progesterone,Melbourne Herald - 187 words
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Article, Illustration605 1972-08-15 11 Ideas for decorating improved Housing Board flats home The structure of Housing and Development Board flats has undergone vast improvements to cater for a more sophisticated style of living. Many readers who are to acquire such homes in point-block flats have asked for decoration ideas to605 words
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Advertisement36 1972-08-15 11 t Hi i Mm I, T i'j. iJU 1? :i?y» r: EIZ If !j.I» A: SS^ y: ft m v 1£» v.... > >-v nr 11 Wsßmffliism Mr* ig T ift.- ''2 MMriiiiliftAßHY iadffllll :x «®ii m >•36 words
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379 1972-08-15 12 American President Lines has undertaken a feasibility study on the shipment of new commodities such as rubber in containers. Mr. George Perry, APL's vice-president, for Asia, revealed this at a press conference called recently to announce the Introduction of six container service379 words
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Article248 1972-08-15 12 Allied Chem 29% Alcoa 54 Am Brands 42% Am Can 35% Am Motor* AT ft T 41% A ft P 6% Anaconda 18% Avon Pd Beth 8teel 30 Boeing 24% Catero Trac 67% Chrysler 31% Coca-Cola 145% Cont Oil 30 Control Data 72 Corn Ol Wks 268248 words
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Article33 1972-08-15 12 East Berlin, Tuesday East Germany and Switzerland yesterday announced an exchange of trade missions which would have certain consular functions, the East Germany news agency ADN reported.33 words
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266 1972-08-15 12 United Press International New York, Tuesday Professional stock traders stepped in and sent prices on the New York Stock Exchange to their highest level in almost four years yesterday. Some observers said the market appeared on the verge of assaulting all-time heights. The DowUnited Press International - 266 words
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172 1972-08-15 12 London, Tuesday The market closed firm yesterday with interest largely selective await.'/ig the outcome of the meeting of dock union leaders. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times index was 2.5 higher at 526.9 and bargains totalled 11,502 (11,017). Cavenham and EMI firmed among leaders172 words
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Article63 1972-08-15 12 Taipei. Tuesday. A world Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation will be set up in Taiwan soon, according to an overseas Chinese businessman from the Philippines. Mr. Antonio Roxas Chua said on his arrival here on Sunday that the bank will have a capital of US$lO million to63 words
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267 1972-08-15 12 Many local manufacturers are still not fully aware of the contribution that advertising men can make in market research and testing of their products. Mr. Gerry Brownlie, copy director of Orant/BBDO said this on his return from a two-month study tour267 words
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Article64 1972-08-15 12 London, Tuesday.— Britain is to provide more than £1 million (about $7 million) during the next three years to the Asian Institute of Technology in Thailand, the Overseas Development Administration announced. Britain has been helping to support the institute with technical assistance since 190964 words
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Article, Illustration171 1972-08-15 12 Mr. R. P. Allen has been appointed managing director of Beecham Pharmaceuticals Pte. Ltd. which is now nearly ready to go into production at its Jurong factory. The company's executives are carrying out an intensive recruitment and training programme to ensure a smooth and efficient startup of the plant.171 words
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Article59 1972-08-15 12 Manila, Tues.—The Asian Developmnet Bank granted loans totalling US$254 million ($7ll million) last year, the bank's quarterly newsletter disclosed. It said that since 1967 the bank completed 40 technical assistance projects—3s on the national level and five regional. The national projects which were spread over59 words
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Article, Illustration197 1972-08-15 12 Prices dropped in all sections of the Stock Exchange yesterday as sellers again dominated the market The wave of selling which began in the middle of last week, has gathered force and ended yesterday's trading with widespread losses. At the close, there were 80 losses against 43 gains197 words
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Article, Illustration234 1972-08-15 12 Overseas Containers Limited is now using manifest tapes flown in from London for computer processing of shipping documents before the arrival of its container ships. "The journey from Europe is now only 19 days in the new OCL throughtransport service, and the computerisation234 words
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Article116 1972-08-15 12 Bangkok, Tuesday.—Member countries of the UN Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE) will meet here today to consider a proposal for setting up an Asian Reserve Bank for the ECAFE region, ECAFE sources said yesterday. The sources said the proposal was contained in116 words
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185 1972-08-15 12 A United Nations expert on project management yesterday told local executive to count on their luck and a certain amount of knowledge and inspiration when making business decisions in the event of uncertainties. Speaking at the opening of the five-week seminar on business management185 words
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Article147 1972-08-15 12 Gold's sharp plunge steadies United Press International London, Tuesday Gold plunged sharply on European markets yesterday, steadying the US dollar's exchange rate in its wake^ Dealers in London lopped a lull dollar of! the metal's Friday closing price fixing it yesterday morning at U5564.75 an ounce. Foreign exchange market sourcesUnited Press International - 147 words
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Article32 1972-08-15 12 Washington, Tuesday— The pay board decided against lowering Its 5.5 per cent annual guideline for wage Increases yesterday because It said Inflation was slowing down under the present standard.32 words
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Miscellaneous189 1972-08-15 12 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald~~ Carl horner continues "THE STORy OF HIS SEARCH. m AND THEM ONE PAY X HAPPENED ON THIS... A PHOTOGRAPH OF SOME PEOPLE WHO HAD TAKEN OVER AN ISLAND IN THE TUAMOTU ARCHIPELAGO... IT WAS IN A TRAVEL MAGAZINE Wi WW.,/ --/."rs. &,r IKS 'I I189 words
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Article, Illustration27 1972-08-15 13 Our Beloved One, though you left us o year logo, you are always remembered by your loving wife, children and grandchildren. MR. CHAN CHIN YEW27 words
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Advertisement583 1972-08-15 13 NEW NATION PHONE *****8 AT YOUR SERVICE WE SPECIALISE in shampooing carpets and waxing floors. Contact Prestige Homes Service Telephone: *****6 Singapore. WE PRINT AND DUPLICATE from 50 10,000 copies within 24 48 hours. Singapore ***** PROMPT SERVICE! Ace Stationary Company caters Plon Printing, Document Copying. Etc! 30, Robinson Road,583 words
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Advertisement511 1972-08-15 13 BEAUTY CULTURE MARGUERETTA TOP-TINTING CONTINENTAL Colouring Expert of Paris/London/New York 25 yeors Experience ond her Team of Highly Efficient Expert Hairstylists are at your service. Renowned for their Superb Craftsmanship Singapore's Top Colouring Centre. Signing Facilities for Cold Storoge Customers. Salon Marqueretta, Cold Storoge Arcade Orchard Rood, Telephone: *****0. ROSALIE511 words
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Advertisement601 1972-08-15 13 FOR HIRE SIGHT SEEING BUSINESS 24 hours for only $20/- Joseph Car Rental Telephone; *****/***** Singapore. FOR RENTAL Airconditioners, Sanyo, Westinghouse, Carrier, Philco, Room/Pockoge Unit From $30/- upwards Sunlite Telephone: *****. FOR SALE EVERYONE KNOWS BY NOW that we ore specialist in Philco, Acma, Frigidaire, Generol Electric, Hitachi Sanyo window601 words
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Advertisement285 1972-08-15 13 GENERAL SPRAY-PAINTING REPAIR. refrigerators five hours customers house; re-enomel longbath; cars; house renovation. *****/*****2 S'pore. SINGAPORE FRIENDSHIP PROMOTION Service helps you make friends straightaway. Alexandra P.O. Box 108, S'pore-3. MACHINERY PLANT FOR SALI JD4SO CRAWLER LOADER Diesel engine 57 HP 1. 1/8" cu. yard Bucket New and unused condition Selling285 words
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Advertisement556 1972-08-15 13 ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATOR A fast exponding and dynamic Company engaged in the Engineering ami Electrical industries requires an ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATOR to take over the duties of Cost Control, Inventory and ordering procedures. He must be fully familiar with all aspects of billing, insurance claims and shipping procedures and must556 words
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Advertisement591 1972-08-15 13 SIMPLIFIED DUTCH MEJHOO Dress making Drafting. Orient Dress, making Institute. 206, Tonjong Katong Rood, Telephone: *****1 (S'pore). ENROL NOW. New social dancing classes commence 6.30 p.m. Frlday 18.8.72 Tel: *****1. David's School of Dancing. TRAVEL GUIbE OXLEY TRAVEL Malaya 7-Doys $100/- Airconditioned Bus Ist Class Tourist Hotels, Night Clubs Etc.591 words
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Advertisement457 1972-08-15 13 1971 CAPRI 1300. On« owner. Only done 8,000 miles. Ermine white block trim. Very well maintained. $5,850/-. Universal Cars, 45, Orchard Rood, Tel: *****1. 1967 FORD CORTINA GT, 3 owners, Rood Tax November 1972. $3,300/- oji.o. View 30. Jalan Novena Barat, S'pore 11. Tel: *****2. MERCEDCS BKNZ 280S 200 D457 words
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Advertisement41 1972-08-15 13 WINING DINING CAROL INN We invito you te visit a typical English Pub excellent Swiss French cuisine, excellent wine cellar. 74. Robinson Rood Singapore *****. WANTED TO PURCHASE SECONDHAND PIANOS WANTED in serviceable or unserviceable condition. Please ring Singapore *****5 Anthony.41 words
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Article511 1972-08-15 14 SONNY YAP - By SONNY YAP Djaja, the current Indonesian national softball champion, will take part in the First Pesta Sukan Invitation Championships at Jalan Besar Stadium starting tomorrow. This was announced by Mr. Liew Wee Mee, the Singapore Softball Association's secretary yesterday. He said: "The entry of511 words
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Article59 1972-08-15 14 London, Tuesday Four players were booked in last night's only English first division soccer match, in which West Ham beat Coventry by a headed goal from Clyde Best in the 51st minute. Referee W.J. Gow took the names of three Coventry players, Willie Carr, Roy Barry and Chris59 words
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Article44 1972-08-15 14 Moscow, Tuesday Vladimir Bure knocked just under a second off the European 100 metres free-style record at the Soviet swimming championships yesterday, clocking 52.51 sees. The previous mark was 52.6 sees. The world record, set by American Mark Spitz, is 51.47 sees.44 words
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Article28 1972-08-15 14 Hong Kong, Tuesday A North Korean sports team left Pyongyang yesterday for Munich to compete in the 20th Olympics, the North Korean news agency said.28 words
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Article, Illustration62 1972-08-15 14 Defending; champion Kee Bee Khim (left) in action during the Singapore Women's Open golf championship at the Island course yesterday. Bee Khim shot a two over par 76 to take a five stroke lead from A.M. Gibson (right) in the first round. Third onPictures by Philip Lim - 62 words
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320 1972-08-15 14 Sonny Yap - By Sonny Yap Singapore's Thomas Cup trainees will be on the run at the Singapore Badminton Hall from tomorrow In quest of the coveted national title. Taking a break from the preparations for the crucial Thomas Cup tie against Thailand in October, they320 words
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Article296 1972-08-15 14 Stockholm, Tuesday. Finnish policeman Lasse Viren last night streaked to an easy victory and a world record of 8:14.0 in the twomile event at an international athletics meeting here. Viren. 23, Ignoring thundery skies and a light drizzle, outpaced former world record holder Emile Puttemans296 words
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Article96 1972-08-15 14 A sports club has been formed In Jurong for residents. Announcing this, the secretary, Mr. Rasul Sampon said: "The aim of the club is to promote sports, organise tournaments, friendly games and training sessions." He urged those who are interested in joining the club to contact him96 words
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Article220 1972-08-15 14 The Bawean Putra is arranging for its sepak takraw team to tour Malaysia and Indonesia at the end of the year. The secretary general, Inche Nordin Lisut said yesterday: "We have been in touch with officials of both countries and we are waiting for their replies. "The220 words
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Article230 1972-08-15 14 Monrovia, Tuesday.—Liberia yesterday became the fourth African country to announce it will not take part In the Munich Olympics because of Rhodesia's participation in the Oames. A Foreign Ministry statement yesterday afternoon reaffirmed an earlier Liberlan decision to stay away, despite an appeal by the non-government230 words
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Article155 1972-08-15 14 London, Tuesday.—Three British swimmers lost their fight to get back into the Olympic Games yesterday following a storm over alleged drug taking. The Amateur Swimming Association (ASA) not only refused to bring the three back into the team for Munich but handed out reprimands to155 words
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Article221 1972-08-15 14 Bridgetown. Tuesday. Commonwealth countries in the Caribbean may follow the example of African states and boycott the 1974 Commonwealth Games in Christchurch if New Zealand accepted a Whitesonly rugby union team from South Africa next year. This position has been made clear to two representatives of221 words
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38 1972-08-15 14 A run for the ball.. between Indian Association B (dark jerseys) and Khalsa B (white jerseys) In yesterday's Singapore Hockey Association k.o. junior match at Farrer Park. Khalsa won on the 11th penalty flick after a scoreless fame.38 words
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Miscellaneous299 1972-08-15 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 9 Quadruped. 10 Israelites. 11 Oriental title. 12 One kind of sweater. 13 Cabinet post. 14 One of the Chapllns. 21 Bond Street specialties. 24 Subject of a Gay opera. 25 Fabric. 28 Scorch. 30 George Eliot heroine. 33 Part of Arabia. 34 Shetland. 36 Coast dweller.299 words
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Article503 1972-08-15 15 By Blue Peter Green Tiger did a splendid gallop on a good track at Bukit Timah this morning. Ridden by A.K. Cheam the Jackman five-year-old sprinted smartly over 3f in 37 4/5. On this gallop he will take a lot of beating in the Class 2 Division503 words
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61 1972-08-15 15 The 'black knight' makes his move and the queen takes a tumble in the Singapore Polo Club's gymkhana at Thomson Road on Sunday. The fallen queen is Joanne Brown, who was not hurt. The knight thinks it is all a big laugh and quits the game by taking it easyPictures by Jerry Seh - 61 words
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Article136 1972-08-15 15 London, Tuesday British super-horse Brigadier Gerard, needing only one more win to equal the unbeaten run of 16 races set up by the great Italian horse Ribot, is a racing certainty to reach this mark at York today. Opposition to Mrs. Jean Hislop's brilliant four-year-old136 words
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Article70 1972-08-15 15 Bonn Tuesday. Spain yesterday expanded its lead in the Olympic quail fying basketball tourna ment by beating Canada 94 68 (51 31). Mexico scored its fourth victory in group B by almost doubling the score of Switzerland 118 63 (4130). Britain edged out North Korea 92 89 (5370 words
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659 1972-08-15 15 London, Tuesday—Defiant batting by England newcomer Barry Wood failed to wrest the advantage from Australia on the fourth day of the fifth and final cricket Test at the Oval here yesterday Eng'and were 227 for five wickets in their second innings at the close—a lead659 words
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Article, Illustration342 1972-08-15 15 FOLLOW THE HORSES MARKED WITH A The Peacock moved up fast at the 3f and led into the straight but was beaten a furlong out. La Notre forged ahead, with Royalty making a strong bid. In a tight finish La Notre held on to beat Royalty342 words
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609 1972-08-15 15 LIM KOK ANN - By LIM KOK ANN Twenty one-year-old Eugenio Torre is the third Filipino to have won the trienial East Asian Zonal Championship since the series began in 1951. The other two were Cardoso and Naranja. Torre thus qualifies for one of next year's609 words
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Article251 1972-08-15 15 By LKA Only 12 readers found Spassky's Sealed Move in the 13th Game, 42. K-KT3. The first five entries to be opened for the $10 prize, were Stephen Chua of St. Thomas Walk, V.G. Kamath of Meyer Road; Kassim d. Mohd. of Lorong 110, Changi, Koh251 words
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Miscellaneous107 1972-08-15 15 Sports diary SOCCER PARC inter- 1 p.m. departmental league—'Traf- TABLE-TENNIS Comfic v Port Master at Bukit munity Centre champion--515 P- m shi P s at Chantek Bahru HOCKEY—Pesta Sukan (7.30 p.m.) and Bukit Ho knockout Juniors Police Swee (8 p.m.) and Pasir "B" v SAFSA "B' at Farrer Pan Jang107 words
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208 1972-08-15 16 Five years in iall just for swindling a couple of too trusting tourists was far too much for Petrov Dotchev, a 52 year old tailor from Burgas in Bulgaria. Something would have to be done about this. And he had plenty of208 words
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Article135 1972-08-15 16 Today is Tuesday, August 15, the 228 th day of 1972 with 138 to follow. THE MOON: Approaching its first quarter. THE MORNING STARS: Mercury, Venus and Saturn. THE EVENING STARS: Mars and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Leo. American novelist. Edna Ferber135 words
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Article54 1972-08-15 16 MEI LIN: A headmaster's criticism of class distinction between careers was an eye-opener for me. How could people be so short-sighted about tradesmen's skills? AH FOOK: Some of these job snobs should try a stint in the building industry. They'd enjoy the outdoor work as well as the54 words
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Article, Illustration51 1972-08-15 16 "Nobody eats the food I cook," laments Luzia Rodrigues. But she needn't worry she's so distractingly attractive, she need, not meddle with pots and pans. She plays the piano too, and that helps. Luzia, who likes riding, is graduating as a secretary soon. Picture Picture by PhilipPicture by Philip Lim - 51 words
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87 1972-08-15 16 Barney, a seven-stone Alsatian, went for his dally paddle in a Derbyshire lake near London and ended up becoming live bait for a hungry fish. A 151b. (6 45 kg) pike grabbed hi* right leg and tried to pull him under. When the87 words
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428 1972-08-15 16 Wee Beng Huat - SO EVERYONE WATCHES HIS STEP By Wee Beng Huat While the next 25 days will be a boom time for Chinese wayang operators and pop bands, photo studios are expecting a bad time ahead because there are going to be fewer weddings. The reason:428 words
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Advertisement122 1972-08-15 16 COLOR LAB PENANG SINGAPORE Colour Photo Finishing within 24 Hours Best in Quality First in Service Free Photo Album for every roll of Film RUBY PHOTO CO. (PTE) LTD., 255, Orchard Road, Tel: *****7. 103, North Bridge Road. Tel: *****. 3, John Little Building, Tel: *****. G-02, Ground Floor, The122 words
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Miscellaneous473 1972-08-15 16 5 Singapore 3.00 Opening and Where the Heart Is 3.20 For the Family (M) 3.50 A Diary of Events In Singapore this Week (M) 3.55 Health In the Home —Ante-Natal Care (M—Rpt) 4.10 Peyton Place (Rpt) 5.00 Close 6.00 Opening and Count of Monte Crlsto—The Devil's Emissary 6.30 News in473 words
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Miscellaneous476 1972-08-15 16 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you have never been without friend* and companion*—but this does not mean that you have never known times of loneliness, for you are one who can feel alone In the midst of a crowd, even a crowd of good and476 words
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