New Nation, 5 September 1972
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Title Section18 1972-09-05 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, September 5, 1972 No. 502 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 197218 words
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Article126 1972-09-05 1 Prices declined in the share market this morning. Trading was moderate, cautious and selective. Haw Par fell 10 cents to $6.75, Allied Chocolate six cents to $4.46, F and N five cents to $6.65, Gammon four cents to $2.00, Adhesive Tape three cents to $2.23, Ben and126 words
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Article11 1972-09-05 1 Police reported 64 accidents yesterday. One was serious. i11 words
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Article19 1972-09-05 1 TODAY tin was traded at $632 (up $1), with a turnover of 283 tons (up 33 tons).19 words
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Article18 1972-09-05 1 Warsaw, Tuesday Poland and West Germany plan to establish full diplomatic relations in about nine days.18 words
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Article50 1972-09-05 1 LATE NEWS Saigon, Tuesday.—The Directorate of Military Justice is drawing up charges against the South Vietnamese general who ordered his troops to retreat from Quang Tri city in the face of the North Vietnamese offensive late in April, the official news agency Vietnam Press reported today.50 words
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Article, Illustration361 1972-09-05 1 Munich, Tuesday. A cut last night forced Singapore's Olympic hope, light-fly-weight boxer Syed Abdul Kadir, out of the medal hunt after he was leading in his fight against Cuban Rafael Carbonell. Kadir was slightly ahead on points against the Cuban, who was trained by361 words
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Article615 1972-09-05 1 US gold winner also banned from Olympics Munich, Tuesday. United States Olympic gold medallist Rick Demont was deprived of the medal he won in the 400-metre freestyle event after a dope test on him proved positive. N The International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced last night615 words
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668 1972-09-05 1 Long Kum Thong - By Long Kum Thong The Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, yesterday said that laws would be enacted to make it difficult for "powerful and not-so-DOwerful countries" to finance opposition parties in attempts to buy over the Republic. In an inlerview with New668 words
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Article32 1972-09-05 1 Manila, Tuesday. The Philippines has asked the World Bank for a loan of US$lOO million to repair the major roads of central Luzon which destroyed by the recent floods.32 words
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Article383 1972-09-05 1 An armed gang who failed to rob Poh Heng Goldsmith Pte. Ltd. two weeks ago bungled the job a second time yesterday. The company's workers gave the gang the slip on Aug. 21 when the gang tried to grab more than $10,000 from them. Yesterday, the383 words
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Article112 1972-09-05 1 Montreal. Tuesday Three hooded and armed men yesterday rpbbed the Montreal Museum of -Pine Arts of paintings and Jewellery worth as much as £2 million ($13.60 million). Three men broke into the museum, tied up the two guards on duty and then made112 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous18 1972-09-05 1 Forecast Singapore's weather forecast from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. isolated showers in early afternoon. See page 218 words
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Article, Illustration214 1972-09-05 2 Jek joins the clean-up The elections are over. The curtains are down, the actors gone home to roost and the props have to go. The People's Action Party took to the streets yesterday to dismantle the posters and banners from trees, buildings and lampposts.214 words
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Article88 1972-09-05 2 Lions International has formed a new club to be known as the Lions Club of Tanglin. The board of directors are Mr. Eddie Lien Kok Wah. president; Mr. John M. Priestley, Ist vice-president: Mr. Gabriel Chong, 2nd vice-president; Mr. Lim Loo Leong, 3rd vice-presi-dent; Mr. Ong88 words
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145 1972-09-05 2 An Evening of Chamber Music will be presented by impresario Mr. Goh Soon Tioe at the Regional English Language Centre on Friday. The concert will bring together some of-Singapore's finest talents, the-cream of Mr. Goh's students. It wiU feature violinist Lee Pan145 words
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Advertisement148 1972-09-05 2 araMai nn nn L any Sanyo TV set and you're in the box seat of your favourite show. Sanyo's corner to corner pin-point sharp pictures and true hi fidelity sound reproduction television sets upgrade TV watching to box seat viewing. Packed into these immaculately engineered and stylistically designed TV sets148 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous570 1972-09-05 2 I weather Kuala Lumpur 32-23 C Jakarta 33-24 C Hong Kong 31-28 C Taipeh 32-23 C Tokyo 29-22 C Manila 29-23 C Naha 32-25 C Seoul 25-18 C Moscow 19-lOC Paris 18-10 C London 19-15 C New York 25-17 C San Francisco 18-15 C Sydney 19-lOC Melbourne 25-12 C Adelaide570 words
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Miscellaneous125 1972-09-05 2 SEEBaS Today's winning number *****5 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 identity125 words
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Article194 1972-09-05 3 Anyone interested In travelling on an exciting, two-month overland trip by bus to London and return by air all at a cost of only $1500? Then contact the Gomez Singapore —'an adventure club through Mrs. 11 Jega during office hours, telephone *****1 extension 29. Captain194 words
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Article61 1972-09-05 3 Reykjavik, Tuesday. Icelandic fishermen yesterday threatened to take the law Into their own hands against British trawlers unless they move out of Iceland's new 50-mlle fishing limit. The warning was Issued by fishermen on the northwest coast, whose waters are a traditional hunting ground for vessels from Britain61 words
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Article32 1972-09-05 3 Tokyo, Tuesday. The Soviet Union and Japan are to hold their first bilateral shipping talks in Moscow later this year to discuss possible collaboration. Japanese transport ministry sources said yesterday.32 words
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Article25 1972-09-05 3 The Chinese YMCA will start a 10-sesslon roller skating course for children and adults at the YMCA Tanglin Centre on Sunday at 3.30 p.m.25 words
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305 1972-09-05 3 Protest over dismissal About 140 nonunionised workers of an electronic plant at Lower Delta Road In the Tiong Bahru Industrial Estate staged a walk-out yesterday. The strike. Involved 00 workers In the first shift and 50 workers In the second shift at E.305 words
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Article78 1972-09-05 3 The Singapore Radiological Society and School of Postgraduate Medical Studies will organise two lectures by Dr. J.W. Laws on Radiology in the Diagnosis and Management of Liver Tumours and Some Unusual Small Bowel Conditions on Sept. 18 and 10 respectively at the Allen Lecture Hall at78 words
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Article26 1972-09-05 3 Mr. Sia Kah Hui minister of State for Labour, will officiate at the opening ceremony of Ponggol Vocational Institute on Friday at 7.30 pjn.26 words
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Article, Illustration314 1972-09-05 3 She was Just a housewile and mother about 10 years ago. But the polluted air of New York bugged her so much that she joined other women and formed a committee Citizens for Clean Air and together they even got a law passed. Today, Mrs.314 words
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Article328 1972-09-05 3 A system should be developed to train volunteer social workers for the sort of work that will match their capacity and interest, assistant director of the Social Welfare Department, Mr. Chao Syl Kwang, has recommended. Mr. Chao said it was in this way that328 words
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108 1972-09-05 3 Several hotels and restaurants have signed bonds with the Immigration Department to ensure "good behaviour" of their foreign performers. They include some of the major hotels and restaurants along Orchard Road. The bonds were introduced by the authorities recently and Is part of108 words
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163 1972-09-05 3 Left-wing elements are believed to be responsible for painting two slogans on the road In Toa Payoh yesterday. One slogan, Down the PAP, was painted In blue across the middle of Lorong 1 while another, Long Live Mao Tse-tung, together with Ave163 words
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Article43 1972-09-05 3 Dr. Kenneth Easton will give a talk on Road Accidents and the Family Doctor on Friday at 8 p.m. at the Alumni Memctu. Centre's lecture theatrette. The talk Is organised by the Singapore Medical Association and the College of General Practitioners.43 words
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Article47 1972-09-05 3 The China Society of Singapore will hold a moon cake and satay buffet dinner at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Sept 16 to celebrate the Dragon Boat festival. The programme for the evening will Include a talk, song, lucky dip and prise giving.47 words
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Advertisement127 1972-09-05 3 If you want to -LIVEIN TOANQUUTY.in the quietest surroundings N COMFORTin the most luxurious modem hcxjses IN JOY... in the midst of beautitul landscape of Philippino design HONG LEONG GARDEN offers you all these plus many other features. Bounded by Upper Ayer Rajah Road and West Coast Road, HONG LEONG127 words
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Miscellaneous67 1972-09-05 3 Sports diary SWIMMING Chinese Swimming Club's 57th annual championships at Amber Road, «.45 pjn. SOCCER FAS Youth Tournament: Armed Forces t Marble (Farrer Park 5) Friendly: Star United Jebsen and Jessen (Farrer Park, S da). BASKETBALL Pesta Sukan invitation championships at Qay Worlcl Stadium, 3 pjn. RUGBT Quadrangular league at67 words
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In Person
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Article, Illustration572 1972-09-05 4 Conducted by Ruth Moses,Met: *****1 GLASSES filled with heady Polish vodka were rapidly downed with gusto, conversation picked up, and merry spirits spiralled to Cloud Nine. It's Just the right kind of party atmosphere one hears so much about, and it572 words
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Advertisement41 1972-09-05 4 for grctciou/ wining and dining in lit H -ft sJM V V Antion viN'iil 1 ir'v 1 :-i *V j .J L'nijlilaiii) iinir P SfWi 1"U *,4 attprctive ruuj menu HOI mtfii./ o /fiflCK/ pa/ti//epie/ ffvom THE If?OlLEV IPPE/I/TIGIE milK GAP41 words
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Article, Illustration231 1972-09-05 5 Nancy Koh - By Nancy Koh Ah Beng (left) finds satisfaction in splashing his thoughts and feelings on canvas. A gifted painter, he U presently holding a oneman exhibition of 37 of his recent paintings at the Alpha Gallery in Alexandra Avenue. His full name if Raphael Scott231 words
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Article271 1972-09-05 5 A centre of public affairs should be set up In Singapore to provide training for key government officials now being sent abroad to Europe and America, suggested former director of the Institute of South-East Asian Studies, Professor Joaet Silversteln. In the institute's annual report for271 words
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Article44 1972-09-05 5 The Police Band will play in the Botanic Gardens on Bept. 17 from 5 pm. to 6.50 pm. On Sept. 24, the Monk's Hill Secondary School and Sang Nils Utama Secondary School bands will perform there from 5.30 pm. to 6.30 pm.44 words
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459 1972-09-05 5 Rav Dhailwal - Ong: All products must carry clear warnings By Rav Dhailwal Both manufacturers and consumers must make a combined effort to cut down on accident risks in the home. Dr. Henry Ong, chairman of the Consumers' Association (CASE), said this recently to 35459 words
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Miscellaneous364 1972-09-05 5 Only three correct entries —all from men Last Thursday's quiz photograph showed a pipe rack. Only three correct entries were received, all from men. The first prize of $15 goes to Mr. C. T. Cheah, an insurance officer, of Ewe Boon Read. His entry was the first correct one opened364 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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913 1972-09-05 6 Murray Seeger - From Murray Seeger RUSSIA They sit In the parks, their faces vacant. They lurch down the sidewalks, over the cute and into the traffic. They pass out in restaurants. They stagger through the birch woods filled with Sunday picknlckers. These are the visible drunks913 words
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Article, Illustration582 1972-09-05 6 Denis Warner - WARNER'S WORLD From Denis Warner VIETNAM A well Informed communist agent with close associations with the North Vietnamese and the National Liberation Front has been quietly advising his western newspaper friends that the war will be over by Christmas. Since Hanoi has adamantly582 words
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VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article396 1972-09-05 6 What other newspapers are saying: JAPAN-U.S. SUMMIT AND CHINA-JAPAN RELATIONS President Nixon will begin to hold a summit meeting with Premier Tanaka of Japan In Hawaii tomorrow. The recent developments of the Japanese political situation are beyond U.S. expectation. Since Premier Tanaka took office, Premier Chou En-lal396 words
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Article387 1972-09-05 6 CHINA AND BANGLADESH Communist China has vetoed Bangladesh's entry into the United Nations Organisation knowing fully well what the consequences will be China realises that her action will make her unpopular among the world community, and It will not spell the end of Bangladesh. Also. It knows that387 words
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Advertisement131 1972-09-05 6 NOW OPEN AT CANAPESHOT COLD lON THE HOUSE A A Now the busy executive can relax in the quiet comfort of the Rooftop and enjoy the fantastic view while served by the Imperial Beauties. The band will play dance music from 9 p.m. OBEROi IfiTQfaeffiial '-M) I HOTEL l.Jalan Rumbia,131 words
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204 1972-09-05 7 Reuter Zurich, Tuesday. —um Edith Irving, Swiss wile ol author Clifford Irving, was placed in custody here last night after returning voluntarily to Switaerland to face charges of v fraud and forgery in connection with the Howard Bughes autobiography hoax. Blonde Mrs. Irving,Reuter - 204 words
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Article83 1972-09-05 7 Rome, Tuesday. Italy's railway system was paralysed last night when the bulk of the country's 216,000 railway workers walked out at the beginning of a 24-hour strike. The railwaymen are demanding pay rises, staff increases and massive government investment to modernise the railyway system. The rail83 words
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Article64 1972-09-05 7 Leipzig, Tuesday. China will once against exhibit at the Leipzig spring trade fair next year after an absence of seven years. Before the Chinese cultural revolution brought its relations with the Soviet bloc, including East Germany, to freezing point, China had one of the most impressive64 words
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Article237 1972-09-05 7 United Press International Tel Aviv, Tuesday The Mayor of Oaza, Mr. Rashld A-Shawa, escaped an attempt on his life yesterday and the Israeli security forces are hunting for the three would-be assassins, a military spokesman said. The spokeman said the three attackers yesterday afternoon opened fireUnited Press International - 237 words
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Article34 1972-09-05 7 Tokyo, Tuesday China has ordered two 14,300-ton freighters from Japan, Hitachi Shipbuilding and Engineering Company announced yesterday. This Is the first Chinese order to be won by Japan for such large vessels.34 words
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Article, Illustration67 1972-09-05 7 Mr. and Mrs. M. Subramaniam who were married at the Registry of Marriages recently, rec e i v ing nuptial blessings from a priest during a party held at the Singapore Pakistan League premises on Sunday. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S Muruj?ain.67 words
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Article397 1972-09-05 7 'What Chou told Sihanouk Reuter Peking, Tuesday. The Chinese Premier, Mr. Chou En-Lal, believes there Is a possibility that President Nixon may end American Involvement In Indo-Chlna shortly before or a few weeks after the US presidential election In November, the exiled Cambodian head ofReuter - 397 words
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Article293 1972-09-05 7 Reuter Belfast, Tuesday.—Hundreds of Catholic children, scheduled to end their summer holiday yesterday, stayed away from schools in Belfast to protest against British soldiers occupying parts of the buildings and grounds. Three schools In the former Provisional Irish Republican Army stronghold of Andersonstown were the main targetReuter - 293 words
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199 1972-09-05 7 Reuter Phnom Penh, Tuesday.— The Cambodian government yesterday acknowledged a national rice shortage as western economists estimated there was not even one month's supply of the staple food left in the country. A government communique published by the official Agence Khmer de Presse newsReuter - 199 words
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296 1972-09-05 7 Reuter London, Tuesday.— Taiwanese architect, Tzu-Tsal Cheng, convicted of trying to assassinate Mr. Chiang Kai-shek's eldest son, was flown unconscious Into London last night on his way to the United States after being deported from Sweden. Cheng was carried from an airliner here onReuter - 296 words
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Article65 1972-09-05 7 Rome, Tuesday. At least one person was killed and 11 Injured when an explosion wrecked a cold storge plant at Ferrara, a northern city. Police said the store belonged to the local farmers' syndicate. A 43-year-old man, who was riding a motor-cycle ngft the building at65 words
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Article98 1972-09-05 7 Paris, Tuesday. Top Spanish bullfighter Luis Miguel Domlnguln was gored four times by a bull and seriously Injured during a fight in Bayonne yesterday. Domlnguln, 46, who came out of retirement last year after a 10-year absence from the ring, was thrown in the air and98 words
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Advertisement121 1972-09-05 7 You won't find a more effective deodorant atanyprice. No matter how high the humidity, how great the tension, hour after actionpacked hour CARE keeps you fresh and fragrant. WORLD'S BEST KNOWN NAME IN SKIN CARE APPROVED SOUVENIR OF SINGAPORE... -4\ v,» 4 1' 3K St* Ir; tii'l X fifr Q121 words
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Article473 1972-09-05 8 The MCA general assembly was, predictably, largely concerned with the problem of striking a closer and more harmonious relationship with Its partner of 20 years, UMNO, and seeking ways in which It could represent even better the Interests of the Chinese in Malaysia.473 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article134 1972-09-05 8 The early bird does not always succeed In catching the worm. During a discussion over the weekend, a friend related the case of the Sarawak elections when the last comers turned out to be winners. Politicians canvassing for the Iban vote, we were told, had to134 words
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Article52 1972-09-05 8 There was a millionSlpß»!i? Ttr WMk ♦v Ju ?\«s efore the start of fihin^," m S e e r ent at toe Shangri-la Hotel, an Insurance broker accepted a $400 premium to Insure a participant for $1 million I understand the broker that "co w* tr52 words
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Article69 1972-09-05 8 Durtoy a brief rtop at S2h»S» 81nf*port' t itosaiine Oo«l went up to a fellow participant in the BP Rally and said: "8top!" You must not cut your nails at night, especially under a full moon. It's bad luck." "Oh, that's alright," the nail-cutter said. "I'm69 words
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Article, Illustration898 1972-09-05 8 GERALD de CRUZ - GERALD de CRUZ I •am writing this column on polling day, September 2, and if this were one of several other Southeast Asian nations this day would be characterised by civil commotion and rioting in the streets, kidnapping and898 words
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Letters
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Article210 1972-09-05 8 Y.T. PANG - Y.T. PANG In his review of Francis Thomas' book, Memoirs of a Migrant (NN Sept 2), Gerald de Cruz remarked: "But how few of us dare, like Francis, to risk our lives to be free of the men and the things which clutter up and distort existence;210 words
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Article217 1972-09-05 8 I refer to the letter Discriminating Taxi by Disgusted (NN, August 28). I would like to say a few words about these "select the big fish only" taxi drivers. One can always see many taxis parked at theatres, in front of first class hotels, airport,217 words
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Article125 1972-09-05 8 WONG FOOK SENG - WONG FOOK SENG I am a Police trainee In the Police Academy at Thomson Road. I am writing on behalf of other trainees regarding the low water pressure in our living quarters. The water flows well in the early morning till about 8.00 a.m. Then it stops125 words
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Article165 1972-09-05 8 ROCKY CHAN - ROCKY CHAN Many commuters and I would be much obliged if bus companies would knock some sense into their drivers' heads and ask them to use their discretion when picking up passengers. For example, at a certain bus stop, office workers already late for work, their faces165 words
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Article105 1972-09-05 8 Recently, I went to an outpatient clinic. On entering, I was startled to see its poor and unhygienic condition. The waiting room looked dull and dark and was merely lit by a 80 watt lamp. The toilets were extremely dirty and smelly. Just fancy that. A rHnfc is105 words
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Article77 1972-09-05 8 I was rather amused to read Male Box (NN August 31) by O.T. But the thlnxs he said In the article are absurd His ▼lston of an average house, wife or for that matter a female citizen of Singapore, Is very degrading to the fairer aex. I77 words
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Article178 1972-09-05 8 We have witnessed 13 years of PAP rule with all attendant trials and tribulations. A Government that has steered the country through economic hardships, unemployment and established a viable eco nomic framework, is now being laid open to criticism by a host of opposition leaders. But Singaporeans are178 words
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Miscellaneous39 1972-09-05 8 T/fcF&i N. TH© 7H€ <0 y a i pf 1 :V o?7 F5 £*w t:t. *A YM sit V A Si P. RK m JSa r *K > y V *1 J S5 4> Oi >xv '4 f/ AH S"<AV^VSV39 words
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Article, Illustration394 1972-09-05 9 With Singapore's rapid advance Into Industrialisation has come an almost Insatiable demand for trained and better qualified staff. As a result commercial schools and business colleges have sprouted up and older established ones have expanded into new professional courses. New Nation In394 words
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Article, Illustration373 1972-09-05 9 Some operators out only to make a qtiick and easy buck have been duping students with their postal education courses. The rising demand for education through the post has prompted the mushrooming of these operators. Most correspondence schools are run t>y serious and dedicated educators. But the aspiring373 words
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Article, Illustration1171 1972-09-05 9 Because of the big demand for professional education in Singapore there is often a scramble for places in the commercial colleges. New classes are packed with eager students. But after a.few weeks, enthusiasm wanes, determination flags and students begin to drop out The drop-out1,171 words
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502 1972-09-05 9 Miss Grace Chan was one of the first to drop out of her accountancy class of 40 students. She dropped out because she Just could not manage the time. "I had to work overtime quite often," she explained. She also found the course "very502 words
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Advertisement4 1972-09-05 9 Tomorrow: Who recognises diplomas?4 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration767 1972-09-05 10 HAVE you ever been lost in the night before? If so, then you will know what it feels like the fears, anxiety and the tensions. If not, then you will not know what it is like but you can still imagine the effect it will have767 words
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Advertisement269 1972-09-05 10 DIAMONDS AT WHOLESALE PRICES! We have recently received a large shipment of diamonds from Belgium and England. In connection with our .1 diamond promotion, we are offering them at wholesale prices. These stones vary in weight from J to 4 carats and are being displayed in our windows. We invite269 words
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Advertisement176 1972-09-05 10 '1001 CLEANS 1001 THINGS It is ideal for Paint work Floors Lino Weekly wash Cookers Glass Baths Tiles Windows Sinks Mirrors Chrome and all qeneral cleaning purpose. AND GIVE YOUR CARPET A FACE LIFT Ask more than 1001 satisfied users about 1001 (household cleaner).lool cleaner is economical and effective Available176 words
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Advertisement96 1972-09-05 10 SUPER ADHESIVE GUM Made specially for use in homes, schools, offices and industrial labelling. Available at all laading stores and bookshops. ROTAX vW POPES A ypo PILW m Govlonfi R .0.1/T sth Anniversary Special Sales Free Gifts WITH pd For every $5/- purchase vou ore given 50c voucher free and96 words
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Advertisement11 1972-09-05 10 SPECIAL 20% DISCOUNT on Kashmir hand-embroidered bell-bottom suits. WHOiHAim AND RfTMUM11 words
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Advertisement273 1972-09-05 10 Tr7nyr!tr:.:^n-L^-jtiri 111 KN ÜBUE DO IRE 3ust mmm Sweety Taney Stripe Diagonal Stripe 2nd ftoof,shop 2-01, Peninsula Shopping Complex, Coleman Street Singapore 6. Tel:***** ***** BEE BEE JUNIOR C?haf*m /30/f After one year's research, we are convinced that Juniors needed a belt massqger of their own. So we made Bee273 words
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Article, Illustration531 1972-09-05 11 Mary Lee - KITCHEN FUMCITURE 'UNIQUELY YOURS' FROM WOODEN CRATES home Presented by Mary Lee How to make one's home look Interesting without going overboard with the expense is a question readers frequently ask. The answer la simple: do-it-yourself. Anything that has been forged with your own531 words
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Article263 1972-09-05 11 Melbourne Herald New York, Tuesday The ecology thing is making its mark on women's faces here, and America's $18,000 million a year cosmetics and fragrance industry Is turning to natural extractions rather than the long used synthetics. Such top manufacturers as Estee Lauder andMelbourne Herald - 263 words
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Article98 1972-09-05 11 The number of women drunks in Britain has almost doubled in 10 years because of Women's lib, an expert claimed. Their demands for equal pay and opportunity means that women now face an equal risk of becoming alchollcs. The allegation was made by Mr. Bin Kenyon, 48-year-old executive director98 words
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Article83 1972-09-05 11 PIPE REFAB: To make a temporary repair to a burst waterplpe, melt a candle, soak strips of cotton fabric (sheeting, etc.) In the wax, then wrap quickly and tightly round the leak. The wax hardens and makes a water-tight bandage that will stay In place until permanent repairs83 words
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Article, Illustration299 1972-09-05 11 TAN CHUNG LEE - rW TAN CHUNG LEE The Head of a Cow pose Is a beneficial exercise for everybody, including expectant mothers, though they must stop at the first hall of the pose. Sit on your heels as in Picture 1 or if you can manage it,299 words
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Article529 1972-09-05 11 Melbourne Herald Denmark Is one of the few countries in the world where having a child is not only a personal Joy, but a true economic blessing. First of all, having; the child Is free. Doctors, nurses, mldwlves and a bed In a hospitalMelbourne Herald - 529 words
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Article78 1972-09-05 11 From the hairdressers working with the fashion houses comes news that all shades of red hair will be fashionable from now on. Nicole Oeorgel, one of Paris' top hairdressers said today: "Carrot, auburn, titian and the burning red of Irish Oirla' hair will all be78 words
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Advertisement41 1972-09-05 11 n et BERNARD DRIVING SCHOOL 15, Lorong Mydin off Changi Road, 5J m.s. SINGAPORE, 14. TEL: *****7 r V. EASY TO LEARft —QUICK TO P Courses conducted by hourly monthly or guaranteed pass. w I s 60 nett ATLAS SOUND CO.41 words
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Advertisement135 1972-09-05 11 &£os£ V V°> K bw 'c* ?<*/ c^M/, r v r^i er *£°0 \V HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING DEPT. A fabulous range of quality, imported Furnishing Materials NOW TO CLEAR AT Yi THE ORIGINAL PRICE An exclusive selection of PARKER-KNOLL ACTION CHAIRS and SUITES NOW LESS 20% DISCOUNT $*t P '< D135 words
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Commerce and Finance
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118 1972-09-05 12 The advertising Industries of Singapore and Malaysia have lifted their income In the past three years from $101.8 million to $118.3 million. The printed word and image are still the biggest firm of advertising In Singapore and Malaysia. Last year, trading firms, manufacturers118 words
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Article108 1972-09-05 12 Radio Singapore's advertising income declined from $2 million in 1969 to $1.5 million last year. But the television section's advertising revenue rose from $8 million to $8.4 million. To reach the rural and urban population advertisers paid $12.6 million last year to cinema owners in Malaysia compared108 words
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Article60 1972-09-05 12 Tokyo, Tuesday.— Japan's validated exports in August totalled U552,624,000 million, up 27.5 per cent over the same month a year ago, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry said yesterday. Shipments of Japanese goods to European countries were up 49 per cent over August. 1971 with60 words
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512 1972-09-05 12 Bharathi Mohan - By Bharathi Mohan The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce has recommended certain broad guidelines for listing of local companies on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The guideline* have been presented to the Monetary Authority of Singapore to help it512 words
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Article, Illustration167 1972-09-05 12 Hume Industries (Singapore) Ltd. recently supplied 72 pieces of glantslzed concrete piles for the construction of a jetty on Pulau Batam, an Island In the Indonesian archipelago. The piles, each weighing seven tons and measuring 70-ft long, were loaded on a barge and towed by167 words
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370 1972-09-05 12 Chen Yee Shen, as the name suggests, is a very lucky firm that is piling up profits by selling Singapore-made ivory carvings and furniture of antique designs. The firm, established as an antique and souvenir shop at Orchard Road in 1952, has grown into370 words
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Article, Illustration155 1972-09-05 12 Mr. One Choon Siew and Mr. Kam Chin Chye have been selected by Bata Shoe (8) Pte. Ltd. to participate In a nine-month course In foot-wear manufacture at the Cordwalner's technical College In London. The course Is being organised by Bata Development Ltd. Its aim is to train young155 words
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236 1972-09-05 12 In line with the economic development of Singapore, banking institutions' tempo of activity is rapidly increasing in the Republic. Local banks' total investment Increased from $1100 million in July last year to $1469 million in July thi* year. Singapore banks' investment in Malaysia increased236 words
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Article, Illustration188 1972-09-05 12 Contrary to widespread expectation the share market was Jerked by profit-takers in many industrial and property counters. But hotels and oil palm issues were mixed and tins fairly firm. Ben. Gammon, Folex, General Lumber, IndlaMalaysia Textiles, Malayawata, Malaysia Bice, Malayan Feedmills, Pacific Chemicals all came under profit-taking pressure188 words
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115 1972-09-05 12 London, Tuesday. The market moved lower reflecting Increased inflation worries. At 3 pjn. the Financial Times index was down 5.1 at 511.3 Bargians totalled 10,681 (.10,495). Thorn, ICI, OBC, Beecham and Plessey were lower but Decca moved higher following Its results. Quest Keen took115 words
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Article29 1972-09-05 12 New Delhi, Tuesday.— India exported 19,254 metric tons of pepper worth about 150 million rupees (about $54 million) In *****2, according to the Ministry of Foreign Trade.29 words
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Article101 1972-09-05 12 London, Tuesday. Britain's stockpile of gold and dollars Increased in value by £4 million ($2B million) last month, the government announced yesterday. It was the first month since May that the reserves' total has risen. In view of the loss of overseas traded revenue because101 words
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Article258 1972-09-05 12 A steady increase in shipping trade between Singapore and West Germany has been forecast by a visiting trade director. He Is Mr. Albrecht Otte, trade director for the Far East and Australia of Hapag-Lloyd of West Germany. He Is on a tour of Singapore, Hong Kong258 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous293 1972-09-05 12 NEW NATION CROSSWORD fA% 11 Matchless. 12 Ornamental loop. 13 Fixed look. 18 Ancient receptacle. 21 —d'oeuvre. 23 Be out of breath. 24 Goldfish. 25 Genus of evergreens. 26 Deadlocked. 28 Lithuanian port. 31 Begin. 33 By the very nature of the case: Lat. 34 Shade of blue. 35 A293 words
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Miscellaneous153 1972-09-05 12 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald w WOULD VOU -Wso AFTER HER. JIM. EXCUSE ME, SIR? J I WOULD—IF ICQOLP MOVE FAST ENOUGH MISS VENABLE... YOU'VE BEEN TRYING TO GET A ROOM HERE FOR A MOUTH. AND NOW ...WHEN WE HAVE THE SR*CE...yOU TELL ME YOU'RE NOT INTERESTED.' I-..1....1'VE CHANGED MY153 words
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Advertisement445 1972-09-05 13 )*-,\+{`:&|&:|&'"`{*)]\?``(}\<~ ANNOUNCEMENTS MOTHERCARE SOCIALISING in mother and baby requisites and fresh flowers. Do your pre. motorhoc* shopping under one roof at 403, Show Centre, 3rd floor, *****6 Singapore. WE MINT AND DUPLICATE from s°— 10,000 copies within 24—48 hours. Singapore *****. AT YOUR SERVICE AMADEUS MUSIC AGENCY PTE. LTD. SHOP445 words
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Advertisement214 1972-09-05 13 DtST. 16 LUCKY CRESCENT double-storey 4-bedroomed semidetached, master bedroom airconditioned with bathroom attached, servant's, mosaic throughout Tosca Terrace, Kotong, 2-storey 3-bedroomed aemi-detoched new furniture for upstairs orrangeable, re-whitewashed to suit tenant's taste, furnished/unfurnished. Interested parties please phone ***** S'pore. DIST. 10 luxurious spacious 3bedroomed well furnished garden apartment in block214 words
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Advertisement624 1972-09-05 13 LINDEN PARK DISTRICT 11. 634 Duneorn Road. 2-Storey split-level semi-detached looked like detached bungalow Colifornian style. 4 bad rooms, 2 bathrooms with •ervanf s room. Furnished or urv fumtahed. Contoct Toy *****. DETACHED BUNGALOW: Braddell Heights $1,000; Bukit Timah $550; East Coast Road $650. Disf. 16 fully furnished 5-roomed semi-detached624 words
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Advertisement524 1972-09-05 13 BOOKS 4 PUBLICATIONS THE FIRST AUTOt lOGRAPH Y of a Coofie rod Ton KokSena's "SON OF SINGAPORE" $2.00 37, Somerset Rood, 6th Floor. Telephone: *****9 Singapore. NOVEL OF THI YEAR Rood Kirpol Singh's China Affair Mystery and Intrigue in up-to-date sotting. University Education Press. Phone:. *****9 Singapore. CURIOS ORIENTAL ARTS524 words
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Advertisement526 1972-09-05 13 AGMA HITACHI, WESTINGHOUSC lor tali, H.P., Rental. Sin Hln Lot. *****4 S'pore. FOR HIRt KM RENTAL Airconditionors, jowyo, VT WTinQr ous#, v«o«ri9i| Philco, Room/Pockoge Unit From $30/- upwards Sunlit* Telephone: *****, *****, *****. SMHT SEEING BUSINBSS 24 Hours for only $20/- Joseph Car Rental Telephone: *****/***** Singapore. FRESH FLOWERS SEND526 words
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Advertisement518 1972-09-05 13 AN MMOtftlNC COMPANY IN AIRONG invito oppllcotions from Singapore/Mokiysion citizens for the position of MCCHANICAL STRUCTURAL DRAFTSMAN. Mm 4 Experience: Th« successful applicont should PQimii o London City Guild k-ertiticott in Artecnonicqi or srruc* turol drawing or equivalent. In oddition, he should have at least two years experience working as518 words
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Advertisement428 1972-09-05 13 PHOENIX TRAVEL COACH TOURS: Maloyo—7 days $$100/. Mum aircond. $$135/-; East Coast 7 days $$110/-; C/ Highlands 4 days $$65/-; Monday C/Hiahlands/lpoh 2 davs 3 nights Ss3o/-; Kota Tinggi SsB/-; Malocca $$15/-; Genting Highlands 2 days (air) Ss99/-. Chartered Flights to London *****/-. Brussels *****/-. 247. South Bridge Road, S'pore428 words
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Advertisement280 1972-09-05 13 CHARTER FLIGHTS INFORM ATK>H CENTRE 321 Supreme P fi ~i «~i n P J C v rwfXJnQ KOOQ DO*f *****3/*****3/*****. CHEAPEST FASTEST FLIGHTS TO:— London Brussels Amsterdom New York Montreol Toronto Djokorto Bali Hongkong Sydney MAS TRAVEL CENTRE 36K Prinsep St. (Opp. Cothay) S'PORE:—2239I )3lf 27 *****7 China Insurance Bldg.280 words
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Article215 1972-09-05 14 By Blue Peter Ipoh, Tuesday. Royal Sonata, a course scratching on Sunday, showed sparkling form In a smart workout here this morning. Ridden by Wadl Ahmad, the Raantallan flve-year-old drew away from stablemate The Con«ueor n at the end of 31 in 36 3/5. The going215 words
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Article, Illustration383 1972-09-05 14 Follow the horses marked with a Lowland Chief was quickly out In front, leading past the 4f and into the straight, with Born Lucky third. Grecian Temple made up ground. Lowland Chief kept up a smart gallop to score an easy win. Grecian Temple finished well to383 words
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Article, Illustration649 1972-09-05 14 cominc 10 crips Centralised training will be intensified after the national judo champion ships on September 19 to prepare a strong squad for the Seventh South East Asia Peninsular Games next year. This was announced by the secretary of the Singapore Amateur Judo Association,649 words
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Article149 1972-09-05 14 London, Tuesday The Australian cricketers beat Pearce's XI by six wickets with a day to spare in their three-day match at Scarborough yesterday. Graeme Watson (57) and Greg Chappell (seven for 58) set the Australians up for an easy victory. The touring side needed Just149 words
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Article68 1972-09-05 14 The qualifying round for the Singapore Island Country Club Cathay Cup competition will be played over the Buklt course today. The draw: 1.15 pjn.—F. Aaami L Bemd <*•), N. Chew <tl); (It), M. BeD 8. Chan (Z9); LT7—N. J»). G. Pant <*•). C. HMtorie (1J); I.J3—M. <arr ist68 words
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Article419 1972-09-05 14 Lim Kok Ann - By Lim Kok Ann Mellowed by the fulfilment of 20-year-old dream, Bobby Fischer took the stage to receive his prizes and the acclaim of the world although he had threatened to keep away. If one understands that Fischer Is now awed by his own achievement,419 words
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Article84 1972-09-05 14 Wethersfleld, Connecticut, Tuesday.—Lee Trevlno sank a 16-foot birdie putt on the Urst playoff hole yesterday to score a one-stroke victory over Lee Elder In the U*****,000 Greater Hartford Open at Wethersfleld Country Club. It was the second straight birdie for Trevlno, who tucked away a 12-foot downhill putt84 words
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Article216 1972-09-05 14 Munich, Tuesday.—lndonesia's world badminton champion Rudy Hartono won the Olympic Games exhibition badminton tournament here yesterday, beating Denmark's Svend Prl In straight sets. Hartono. who has been all-England champion for five years was never ruffled in winning 15-6, 15-1 with a display of uncanny agility and216 words
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Article19 1972-09-05 14 The National Trades Union Congress 1972 inter-union netball league starts today at Parrer Park at 5.15 pjn.19 words
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Article268 1972-09-05 14 Forest Hills, Tuesday—A wave of upsets rocked the US tennis championships yesterday as seeded players Evorihe Goolagong, John Newcombe, Tom Okker and Manuel Orantes were all eliminated in the third round. In the most stunning reversal, second seeded Australian Miss Ooolagong was beaten by268 words
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Article321 1972-09-05 14 Hong Kong. Tuesday. The Singapore table-tennis men's team beat Lebanon, Burma and Pakistan in the second stage events of the first Asian table-tennis championships Dlaved in Peking yesterday, the New China news agency reported. The Singapore women's team beat the Philippines but lost to North321 words
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Olympic Results
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Article, Illustration4506 1972-09-05 15 swuoukq Women's Mlb Mtvflr, lit round —(Fasteet eight in hwti qualify for final) Hart I—l. Roeemarie Kother (ODR) 2:1822 (Olympic Record) 2. Mayuml Aokl (Jpn) 2:23.01; 2. Anca Oroaa (Bom) 2:30.32 4. Orlsel Mrnidoaa (Mex) 2:35.85. Beat 2—l. Srtte Daniel (UB) 2:17.18 (OR); 2. Jean Jeawona4,506 words
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Article, Illustration700 1972-09-05 15 Munich, Tuesday. American swimmer Mark Spitz last night crowned his fabulous Olympic feats by winning his seventh gold medal of the Games and setting a record that may never be beaten. But two major doping scandals cast a blight on the games yesterday. Spitz, 22.United Press International radio picture - 700 words
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Article92 1972-09-05 15 100 m butterfly Won in a world record time of 54.3. 200 m butterfly Won In a world record time of 2:00.7. 100 m freestyle Won in a world record time of 51.2. 200 m freestyle Won In a world record time of 1:52.8. 400 m freestyle92 words
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Article189 1972-09-05 15 GOLD silver bronze TOTALS United States 25 25 21 71 Soviet Union 26 21 16 63 East Germany 18 14 18 48 Japan 12 6 8 26 West Germany 8 6 9 23 Hungary 2 7 11 20 Italy 5 3 6 14 Australia" 5 6 2 13189 words
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Back Page TUESDAY
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Article351 1972-09-05 16 FOCAL POINT IN CASE Los Angeles Times A camel who rides around in the back seat of Cadillac limousine is about to become the focal point of a freedom of speech and religion case in Laguna Niguel, California. The camel was placidly munching a nut butter andLos Angeles Times - 351 words
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Article125 1972-09-05 16 Today is Tuesday, Sept. 5, the 249 day of 1972 with 117. to follow. THE MOON: Approaching its new phase. THE MORNING STARS: Mercury, Venus and Saturn. THE EVENING STARS: Mars and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. French statesman Cardinal Richelieu was125 words
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Article47 1972-09-05 16 He was sitting on dynamite and it saved his life. Miner Leif Strndgaard, 27, of Lysekil, Sweden, fell 40 metres down a shaft when the safety wires broke. But the box of soft dynamite sticks he sat upon cushioned the fall and he escaped uninjured.47 words
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Article35 1972-09-05 16 A Judge in Ikeston, England, has dismissed charges against Sydney Prime, 87, for riding a bicycle on the shoulder of an expressway. Prime told the court he thought it was a cycle track.35 words
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Article, Illustration57 1972-09-05 16 She's sweet seventeen and ever so energetic. She's Sharifah Hasnor who hopes to dance her way to fame "in a couple of years time." The pretty lass is currently dancing with her mother's group (The Normadiah Dancers) and appears frequently on television. Apart from dancing Sharifah enjoys a57 words
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Article56 1972-09-05 16 AH FOOK: The Idea of floodlighting Fairer Park is really killing two birds with one stone: You discourage drug taking there and at the same time provide extended hours for games. MEI LIN: It is killing three birds with one stone really now the love-birds- will And one56 words
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Article72 1972-09-05 16 Tired of his badly working telephones, the director of a small firm in Spain packed his four phones into a box and sent them back to the telephone company with a note saying they were more trouble than they were worth. To his great surprise telephone72 words
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Advertisement181 1972-09-05 16 The smoothness of the nib The great variety of points The wide range of models make Fountain Pens your best choice Available only at leading Pen Dealers and Departmental Stores Vjy Sole Agents Service Station M.PRAGER (PTE) LTD. Singapore Kuala Lumpur DUTY FREE GOODS AT YOUR DOORSTEP! s y n181 words
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Page 16 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous429 1972-09-05 16 5 Slagapor# 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 Master Chef 4.05 Peyton Place (Rpt) 4.56 Close 6.00 Opening and Time 6.30 News In Brief 6.35 Olympic 1972 Highlights (C) 7.40 News TC) 7.50429 words
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Miscellaneous554 1972-09-05 16 Trust your IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY Born today, you are not quick to divulge your private affairs to others, not even to those whom you have known long and have no reason to believe you cannot trust Your personal life Is yours alone, and the actions and decisions thereof are,554 words
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