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Title Section16 1972-09-14 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Thursday evening, September 14/1972 No. 510 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,197216 words
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Article134 1972-09-14 1 The share market opened this morning to bouts of heavy selling and selective trading. Prices were generally easier. Heavy selling was evident in City Development, which fell eight cents to $1.63 and Singapore Hilton which dropped 13 cents to $1.46. Slme Darby eased 15 cents to $7.40,134 words
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Article13 1972-09-14 1 Police reported 62 accidents yesterday. Six were serious and two fatal.13 words
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Article61 1972-09-14 1 Rome, Thursday A 28-year-old West German woman who stripped naked and paraded on the sculpture of Rome's famous Trevl Fountain has been granted provisional liberty, pending trial proceedings. Kamen Kleckhofer. of Frankfurt, said she stripped to attract the attention of such Italian cinema names as Sophia61 words
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Article512 1972-09-14 1 Arabs vow revenge Bonn, Thursday West Germany last night announced plans to form a special counter-terrorist police unit as Arab guerrillas threatened revenge for the slaying of five of tfceir members in Munich last week. Interior Minister Mr. Wan* Dietrich Genscher told a news conference512 words
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Article702 1972-09-14 1 S.V. Suppiah, Francis Rozario - Rates cut to below break-even point, says Goodwood boss By S.V. Suppiah, Francis Rozario The Goodwood Park Hotel's profits for the year ending September 1971 suffered "a marked drop"—the outcome of "the most extreme cut-throat competition among hotels In Singapore," according to Goodwood group's702 words
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Article, Illustration334 1972-09-14 1 V.K. Chin - By V.K. Chin Kuala Lumpur. Thursday Three more schoolboys have survived the Parit Bun tar ferry tragedy In Perak. The boys—Lee Soo Bu, 17, Lee Khol Thye, 18, and Loh Joo Koi, 13—managed to swim ashore after the Incident. They went home without telling anyone. Their334 words
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397 1972-09-14 1 Reuter Jerusalem, Thursday Israel Is planning a long-term campaign on a broad front, possibly on foreign soil, to forestall spectacular new Arab guerrilla attacks which it expects to be launched in Europe and elsewhere. Informed Israeli sources said here yesterday a decision toReuter - 397 words
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187 1972-09-14 1 Reuter London, Thursday King of Morrocco decrlbed In a television Interview shown here last night how the pilot of his airliner saved from an assassination attempt by a piece of cool bluff* Air force Jets opened fire on the king's airliner whenReuter - 187 words
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Article21 1972-09-14 1 Athens, Thursday. A strong tremor shock Greece yesterday but police said there was only light damage and no casualties.21 words
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Article92 1972-09-14 1 Oslo, Thursday Troops, planes and warships of the Nato alliance today begin one of their biggest war games In the northern Atlantic with a display of military power aimed at deterring any communist aggression. Like the big communist Warsaw Pact manoeuvres which started In Czechoslovakia92 words
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Article52 1972-09-14 1 Lusaka. Thursday. Zambia last night ordered a general call up of aU Lusaka-based members of the country's Home Guard. The government said units of the armed forces would work with sections of the ruling United National Independence Party (UNIP) to light crime, Internal enemies and their52 words
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Article48 1972-09-14 1 Los Angeles, Thursday.— Reconstructive surgery on entertainer Ann Margret was reported successful today, but It was not known bow her fractured kneecap would respond to the operation. Ann Margret was Injured on Monday when a platform tilted, dropping her 90 feet (9m) to the floor.48 words
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Advertisement106 1972-09-14 1 ETE HNB Jf FUTURE THIIE hterna Some turned to electronics for a timepiece of the tuture. Ihe electronic watch uses an incredibly accurate (doLbie) tuning fork mechanism. Which you don't need to wind up. And whh.h hums instead of ticks. We added what we call a "flexion resonator". which makes106 words
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Miscellaneous16 1972-09-14 1 Forecast Singapore's weather forecast between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. today: no rain. See Page 2.16 words
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254 1972-09-14 2 A computer specialist in Nanyang University today suggested that the government should set up a centralised computer centre for the teaching of com puter science In pre uni verslty classes. In an Interview with New Nation. Prof. Hsu Loke 800, director of Computer Centre254 words
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Article28 1972-09-14 2 Mr. Ang Nam Plau, member of Parliament for Thomson will officiate at the badminton closing ceremony at Thomson Road Community Centre on Sunday at 7.30 p.m.28 words
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202 1972-09-14 2 The Singapore Tontine and Chit Funds Association is confident that the government will allow solvent chit fund companies to continue with their business soon, a spokesman said today. He based his optimism on two points the presence of the Chit Funds Act and202 words
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Article, Illustration332 1972-09-14 2 Student counselling services, a dire necessity for the full development of the individual student, will be one of the important features of the Catholic Junior College. This was disclosed by Father Joseph Foley, the principal designate of the college, who Just arrived In Singapore,332 words
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Article32 1972-09-14 2 Mr. Chua Slan Chin, Minister for Health, will officiate at the big walk organised by the management committee of MacPherson community centre at its premises on Sunday at 8.30 a.m.32 words
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Article, Illustration57 1972-09-14 2 It was back to meet his constituents of Kampong Glam for the Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. last night —his first session since the recent general elections. He listened attentively to all 30 people who came to see him for their problems. Their57 words
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Article73 1972-09-14 2 SAF engineers will carry out demolition works off the end of Woodfied Road in Naval Base, near the coast of the Johore Straits, from Saturday to Sept. SO. Daily 'firing times will be from 9 ajn .to 12.30 p.zA. and 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. A long73 words
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217 1972-09-14 2 Kuala Lumpur, Thursday.—The Malaysian Government is to set up a drug rehabilitation centre in the General Hospital here. This is to combat the escalating abuse of drugs, especially in urban areas, the Seiangor Officer in Charge of Secret Societies, x ajuddin Ahmad, told217 words
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235 1972-09-14 2 Kuala Lumpur, Thursday —Students should be allowed to have a say in university and college administrations, says Dr. Chandra M. Gulhati, 30, director of Asian programmes in the International Institute of Educational Studies. •The majority of students all over the world are above235 words
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Article28 1972-09-14 2 Jakarta, Thursday.—lndonesia and Singapore today signed an agreement on co-operation between their airlines Garuda and the Singapore Airlines (SIA). Contents of the pact were not disclosed.28 words
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Advertisement275 1972-09-14 2 THE NEW r NECCHII r Mk 2 sewing m K v? it &imir u-. £3 i *ss V -v r< i* 1 V .♦-.jr t:> IB 4^ A V m s J: A K9M mi v-V A 1 AT THE TURIM OF THE KIMOB The Necchi Lydia Mk. 2 gives275 words
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Miscellaneous117 1972-09-14 2 I weather Temperatures in cities yesterday: Manila Taipeh Bangkok Seoul Tokyo Jakarta Hong Kong Kuala Lumpur Naha London Paris Moscow New York Sydney Melbourne Canberra Perth world 30 23C 35-24 C 33-26 C 26-17 C 25-18 C 33-25 C 32-27 C 29-22 C 33-25 C 16-11 C 17- 7C 26-10117 words
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Miscellaneous513 1972-09-14 2 HRPPEnincs WHAT'S ON TODAY Mr. T. GulabraL vice president of the Singapore Theosophlcal Society, will give a talk on R£LIGION IN PRACTICE, at 8 Cairnhill Road, at 7 p.m. The Singapore Artists Association will hold the MOON CAKE VARIETY SHOW at the National Tneatre. The PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION, organised by the513 words
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Miscellaneous158 1972-09-14 2 Tides Today: 1.56 p.m. (2.6 m). Tomorrow: 3.01 a.m. (2 m), 2.29 p.m. (2.4 m). Saturday: 3.59 a.m. (1.8 m), 3.13 p.m. (2.3 m). Sunday: 5.54 a.m. (1.7 m), 4.17 p.m. (2.1 m). Monday: 8.36 a.m. (1.8 m), 6.01 p.m. (2 m). Tuesday: 9.12 a.m. (2 m), 7.48 p.m. (2.2158 words
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190 1972-09-14 3 The police will continue to make regular checks on local bars to ensure that they are properly lit and have satisfactory seating arrangements, a police spokesman said today. He was commenting on 13 bars being told by the chairman of the Liquors190 words
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136 1972-09-14 3 Two policemen will be stationed nightly at the Orchard Road car park to ensure that the hawkers and taxidrivers there abide by traffic rules, a police source said today. The source said that the policemen would not hesitate to nook any hawker or136 words
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Article69 1972-09-14 3 Hawkers' licence fees can be paid at the mobile collection unit, at the following markets during October: Clyde Terrace, Seng Poh Road, Maxwell Road, Bukit Ho Swee (Beo Crescent), Bukit Ho Swee (Phase 4), Oelyang Serla, MacPherson, Upper Serangoon; Rayman Estate, St. Michael's Estate, Orchard Road, Kallang69 words
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419 1972-09-14 3 Kuala Lumpur, Thursday Hotels will have to pay a cess from next year, the chairman of the Tourist Development Corporation, Inche Burhanuddin bin Mohamed Saman Rais, said here. "The cess from the hotels will be one of the major sources of revenue419 words
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295 1972-09-14 3 The new registration system for primary one students has been hailed as a welcome change from the nightmares of past years. Several principals today reaffirmed their support for the new system on the whole it is much orderly, better and fairer to all concerned.295 words
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Article57 1972-09-14 3 Mr. R. C. Benham, International Labour Organisation expert on accounting management, will speak on the role of management training and consultancy in relation to small and medium-sized business in Singapore at the Automobile Association restaurant on Saturday at 1.15 pjn. The talk Is organised by the57 words
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Article31 1972-09-14 3 Dr. Ruth Wong, the principal of Teachers' Training College, will give away prises at the annual speech and prise presentation of Siglap Secondary School on Saturday at 4 p.m.31 words
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204 1972-09-14 3 The Photographic Society invites residents in Singapore and Malaysia to take part in the 1972 Singapore National Photographic Exhibition. Participants can submit a maximum of four prints for each of the two sections monochrome and colour prints sections. All prints must not be smaller204 words
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Article59 1972-09-14 3 London. Thursday Swedish and British Prime Ministers Mr. Olop Palme and Mr. Edward Heath yesterday discussed ways of halting international terrorism and hijacking of aircraft as they held daylong talks on European problems and other major world Issues. British officials said the two leaders exchanged ▼lews on possible59 words
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Article33 1972-09-14 3 Inche Othman Wok, Minister for Social Affairs, will open the National Day celebration land and sea sports at Pulau community centre on Saturday at 10 ajn., organised by the management committee.33 words
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Article, Illustration196 1972-09-14 3 Some 40 "privileged" women attended a woodcarving talk-cum-demon-stratlon yesterday. "Privileged" because in Maori land, it is considered "tabu" (Maori for "taboo") for women to witness any carving sessions. During the two-hour session, the ancient art was brought to life by Staff Seageant Jim Te Tuhl,196 words
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Article44 1972-09-14 3 Mr. R. O. Dyson, president of the Institute of Bankers in London, will visit Singapore from Sunday to Thursday. The Singapore Centre of the Institute of Bankers will hold a cocktail party for him at the Aaelphi Hotel on Wednesday.44 words
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279 1972-09-14 3 Singapore's leading batik artist Seah Kim Joo. left for Japan early today to collect sketches for his latest MSA commission The Osaka Scene. He has already submitted three paintings in connection with the introduction of the new MSA route to279 words
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Advertisement162 1972-09-14 3 lrih iiimimi im 1* m SPECIAL STAR BARGAINS LAST FOUR DAYS QUALITY GOODS AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES: SPORTS SHIRTS: NORMAL NOW ASST. SEAMASTER SPORT SHIRTS 12.90 6.90 SEAMASTER SPORT SHIRTS 16.50 8.00 ASST. AMERICAN SPORT SHIRTS 16.50 8.90 SHIRTS: ARROW 100% TERYLENE SHIRTS (ODOMENYS) 33.00 16.50 ARROW COTTON TUXEDO SHIRTS (ODDMENTS)162 words
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Advertisement68 1972-09-14 3 Dunlopillo Dunlop Malaysian Industries Berhad commissioned Hoesseln Enas, one of Malaysia's leading artists,to paint these six portraits for the Dunlop 1973 calendar. One of these original portraits plus a $500 cheque will be presented to each of six successful entrants in the Dunlopillo contest. m 1 1 V A, M.68 words
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Article, Illustration539 1972-09-14 4 THE TIES CONTINUE THEIR MARRIAGE CELEBRATIONS Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 EVERYONE'S been talking about the marriage between the Hoos and Ties months before they finally tied the nuptial knot last Tuesday. He is Mr. Tie (TJong) Po Kwong, a research associate at the University539 words
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Article, Illustration726 1972-09-14 4 Edgar Koh - CINEMA By Edgar Koh SHAFT'S BIG SCORE starring Richard Roundtree (Odeon coming). Shaft, the Black private eye from Harlem, is back in what can be considered more of the same piece of action. In this sequel to the commercially successful earlier film,726 words
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Advertisement122 1972-09-14 4 ROBINSON'S STOCK CLEARANCE SALE last few days Vl million worth of quality merchandise MUST BE SOLD AT 1/2 PRICE or LESS HURRY! DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! rs 0 m $149 Philips Infra-Red Grill: The key to modern, healthy cooking. You don't have to add fat or butter to your joint122 words
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Advertisement126 1972-09-14 4 HASS£LBLACT (leader in large format photography) is out of this world. Hasselblad has teen to the moon and brought back breathtaking pictures of world interest. And scientific sharpness. Each 6x6 cm negative can withstand many times enlargement. With the Hasselblad 500 c/m, you can change over to black and white126 words
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Article368 1972-09-14 5 Kampala, Thursday. Uganda said last night that any of its unwanted who are still here after President Amin's 50-day deadline will be rounded up by the army and put Into military transit camps. An official statement reported Uganda's Insistence that the deadline be met, and368 words
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Article343 1972-09-14 5 Kissinger negotiating $14,000 m. deal Reuter London, Thursday The United States and the Bovlet Union are on the verge of signing a huge trade deal which could be worth $14,000 million a year, a leading authority on Soviet affairs reported yesterday. Victor Lools, Moscow correspondent of theReuter - 343 words
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Article30 1972-09-14 5 Washington, Thursday.— Two of the biggest teacher organisations yesterday endorsed Senaior George McGovera for president. They are the National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers.30 words
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282 1972-09-14 5 Taipeh, Thursday Nationalist China has reluctantly approved a visit by a special Japanese envoy to explain Japan's proposed normalisation of relations with Peking, which will almost certainly lead to the severing of diplomatic ties between Tokyo and Talpeh. Foreign Minister Mr. Shen Chang-nuan informed282 words
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Article36 1972-09-14 5 Washington, Thursday.— President Nixon's reelection campaign committee yesterday filed a U552,500,000 $2,500,000 damages suit against the Democrats, accusing them of trying to ?;ain political advantage rom the recent break-in at Democratic Party headquarters.36 words
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Article, Illustration109 1972-09-14 5 A wrecked South Vietnamese tank la part of the debris of war near Quang Trl city as government forces try to retake the provincial capital. The city fell to North Vietnamese troops In May and Saigon forces have been trying to retake the city109 words
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169 1972-09-14 5 United Press International Belfast, Thursday. Gunmen sprayed a bar here yesterday, with subma-chine-gun fire killing one man and seriously wounding another, an army spokesman said. He said the two men burst throught the door of the Dlvis Castle bar in the mixed SpringfieldUnited Press International - 169 words
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Article37 1972-09-14 5 Reuter Detroit, Thursday.—A New Jersey man was held by police yesterday after he was picked up carrying three weapons and rounds of ammunition near where Senator George McOovern was appearing at a rally on Tuesday.Reuter - 37 words
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275 1972-09-14 5 Reuter Paris, Thursday.—A former French government official threatened yesterday to expose allegedly corrupt links between the French business world and government circles unless France immediately halted the supply of Mirage lets to Libya. The threats were made by 34-year-old Gabriel Aranda, press adviserReuter - 275 words
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202 1972-09-14 5 Reuter Cocos Islands. Thursday. Mr. Andrew Peacock, the Australian Minister for External Territories, has arrived in the Cocos Islands determined to enforce on local landowner Mr. John Clunles Ross Australia's absolute sovereignty over the territory. He said on arrival here last night that AustralianReuter - 202 words
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Article183 1972-09-14 5 Reuter Peking, Thursday—China yesterday accused Soviet leaders of using alcohol to "poison the will" of the Russian people who are resisting Moscow's attempt to restore the capitalist system. Though an article in the monthly Red Star was chiefly directed against Soviet revisionism and Russia's "new Czar,"Reuter - 183 words
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Article33 1972-09-14 5 New York, Thursday.— Cowboy star William Boyd, known to millions in the 1930s and 1940s as Hopalong Cassldy, died in a Lacuna Beach hospital yesterday of Parkinson's disease. He was 78.33 words
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Article93 1972-09-14 5 Canberra, Thursday Australia's government astronomer, Dr. Harley Wood, has said he is unable to account for the presence of an unidentified object which has been appearing in the sky over Taree, a country town 211 miles north west of here. Dr. Wood said reports of the93 words
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Article, Illustration1173 1972-09-14 6 South-East Asia Report Oa Cambodia Armed invasion of any country is always a time of tragedy and Cambodia in late March and early April, 1970, was no exception. With Prince Norodom Sihanouk ousted in Phnom Penh and their supply of arms and ammunition through the port1,173 words
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654 1972-09-14 6 Pakir Singh - By Pakir Singh Indonesia's military leaders, who wield more authority than is often supposed, may be having second thoughts on how to deal 'With the vexing problem of China's emergence from isolation. Dead set against any consideration of ties with Peking just654 words
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Article872 1972-09-14 6 VOICE OF THE PRESS What other newspapers are saying: Inn ranee companies plan to lnerwie premiums. Insurance companies In Singa pore are planning to follow the footsteps of the Insurance companies in Malaysia by raising motor insurance premiums. According to the chairman of the General Insurance872 words
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Advertisement80 1972-09-14 6 E 9 that's the new circulation record of New Nation. During August 1972, New Nation's average daily net sale achieved the highest circulation ever recorded by an English language daily in Singapore over the past 10 years (except the Straits Times). And sales are on the increase. More and more80 words
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406 1972-09-14 7 S.V. Suppiah - 64 firms earn total of $137.3 m in 1970 By S.V. Suppiah Sixty-four general insurance companies operating in Singapore paid out a total of $12.8 million in motor vehicles claims during 1970, $1.7 million more than in the previous year. They collected $27.6 million406 words
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Article, Illustration195 1972-09-14 7 It is a house that every student and staff at Ponggol Vocational Institute is Justifiably proud of—they designed, built and furnished it all within six months. The showhouse was the highlight at a recent "open house" at the institute. It occupies 2,000 square feet and is195 words
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Article, Illustration97 1972-09-14 7 A contractor, Mr. Ooh Kwang Hul. 35. is offering for sale an unusual medallion he found on his farm aoout 15 years ago. The copDer medallion is dated June 16, 1880. On the irjnt is a portrait of King Oecrge I with the words: GEORGE IST. KING97 words
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Article487 1972-09-14 7 Australian voyages The luxury liner, Kota Singapura, which was Involved In a recent International tourist scandal, has been completely refurbished for its new role—topromote tourism between Thailand. West Malaysia, Indonesia and Western Australia using Singapore as its base of operation. The owners of the487 words
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Article290 1972-09-14 7 Charter flight operators have been granted a further three months extension till the end of December by the British government. And the airlines are confident that the temporary measure will even be extended to March next year until the British government finds a permanent solution to290 words
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Article32 1972-09-14 7 The Minister of Btate tor Finance, Mr. Tang See Chlm, will be the guest-of-honour at the 10th anniversary celebration dinner of Yew Tee community centre, on Sunday at 7.30 p.m.32 words
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132 1972-09-14 7 A conference on the teaching of geography In South-East Asia and Oceania will be held at the Regional English Language Centre, International House from SeDt. 18 to 24. The conference, sponsor ed by the UNESCO in collaboration with the International Geographical Union Commission on Geography132 words
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Advertisement253 1972-09-14 7 SFtCIAt. AFfOtMTWirr j&. TWTmO»fwt«« MAI AYS*A •jFilul'J We have recently received a large shipment of diamonds from Belgium and England. In connection with our diamond promotion, we are offering them at wholesale prices. These stones vary in weight from i to 4 carats and are being displayed in our windows.253 words
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Miscellaneous350 1972-09-14 7 > P' Xr Qui* object No. 64 Watchman wins first prize of $15 WHAT IS II? ia* Last Saturday's quiz photograph showed a perforated frying slice. The first prise of $15 goes to Mr. C.A. Rajendran, a school watchman, of New Town Secondary School Quarters. His entiy was the first350 words
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Article, Illustration4429 1972-09-14 8 New Nation Education Broadsheet No reference book, perhaps no book of any kind, is so widely used as a dictionary. If a borne has any books at all, chances are that one of them will be a dictionary. Business bouses are likely to hare dictionaries, and most stenographers4,429 words
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Article, Illustration836 1972-09-14 9 THE CONSULTING ENGINEER sells his services to people who need engineering assistance. He offers advice on all engineering activities, such as design, construction, and production. Many consulting engineers have their own companies. Others work for consulting firms THE DEBIGN ENGINEER mentally 'builds" a device or structure to836 words
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440 1972-09-14 10 The objectives of the Singapore National Shippers' Council as outlined by Its chairman Mr. Tan Eng Joo at its inaugural meeting are unimpeachable. Breaking the monopolistic stranglehold of the Far East Freight Conference and at the same time, arranging and obtaining the best possible440 words
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Article146 1972-09-14 10 x/t\ UJ 1 Jfv r jjr} by ISPY The hyper-fastidiousness of Hong Kong Chinese about their clothes—because of the importance in that colony of putting up a front—was told to me by way of this illustration by a Hong Kong watcner some years ago: "The Hong Kong146 words
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Article, Illustration781 1972-09-14 10 PAKIR SINGH - PAKIR SINGH The disaster-ridden Olympics fcave come to an end. What was billed as the biggest international spectacle for 1972, unfurled by the West Germans at great cost and with painstaking efforts, ended not with a loud bang781 words
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Letters
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Article176 1972-09-14 10 I represent a minority group of ex-assistant nurses, who are now working as student nurses In the Outram Road General Hospital. Recently, we received our August salary with a $15 Increment but no night duty allowance. We asked .the pay clerk about this matter. We were176 words
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Article244 1972-09-14 10 On 6th September, 1972, I switched on the television set to watch the Malay programme of popular songs and dances, Pesta Pop. I found this programme to be very entertaining and very much different from the rest of the series. Somehow, I found that this244 words
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Article93 1972-09-14 10 KOH LIAN HWI - KOH LIAN HWI Af. Registrar of Vehicles. Singapore, 7. With reference to the letter entitled Open More Counters by Storming Taxpayer, I would like to inform the writer that there are two counters for the renewal of Provisional Driving Licences, one of which remains open during lunch93 words
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Article105 1972-09-14 10 T. A. MUGAN - T. A. MUGAN Your backpage article, The Camel Caper (NN September 5) made amusing reading. I have no oblectlon to animal lovers, only if some wives did not love their dogs more than their husbands or some husbands did not love their horses more than the'r w.ves.105 words
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Article164 1972-09-14 10 Whenever there is a downpour, we the residents of Alexandra Road are often plagued by floods. Sometimes the water even enters our homes, disrupting our daily routine. The visible cause of this Intense flooding is not only the miniscule canal that is unable to carry164 words
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Article116 1972-09-14 10 P. S. NG - P. S. NG More and more people are going to beaches to spend their weekends and public holidays than ever before. There is still no better place than our clean and well-appointed beaches for the tired working people to go to for relaxation. Anxious parents116 words
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Article137 1972-09-14 10 I wish to bring to the attention of the authorities concerned that for many years, a car park has not been provided for residents of Selegie House. At other HDB flats where residents pay cheaper rents, they are provided with a free car park. But we137 words
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Article47 1972-09-14 10 TAN SIEW LING (Miss - TAN SIEW LING (Miss) Public Relations Officer, Minis ry of Health. S'ngapore 2. An-Expatient whose letter Unhygienic Clinic appeared in New Nation Tuesday, September 5, 1972 Is requested to contact the undersigned to furn'sh more information with regard to the specific clinic referred to.47 words
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Article146 1972-09-14 10 D. ROBERTS - D. ROBERTS According to recent reports the City of Jakarta authorities have decided to get rid of trishaws fbechas) by 1979. This Is a very good move. But what about Singapore, the most advanced city in Asia? Couldn't we also do the same In Singapore? It146 words
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Article82 1972-09-14 10 LAWRENCE S.H. LOH - LAWRENCE S.H. LOH PuMc Relations Officer, Singapore Police Force. Singapore, 2. I refer to the letter by Citizen (NN, August 29). Police enquiries showed t.iat the company concerned did on occasions park their broken down buses alon? Tanjong Pagar Road as their garage could not accommodate82 words
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Advertisement92 1972-09-14 10 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. Philishave: A 91ft to please a man. When you want to give a man something that's sure to please, choose Philishave. It gives him the SSTySM! C, l C J ean comforta ble and fast You II pe92 words
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Miscellaneous135 1972-09-14 10 £3 7 m mm V/A wm m wtz. m m mm m m WM 'Mm m. '/> m m-. -m% 'WW. m 4/6. m m mm. 'm li i WA m m, mm m m. vm m m m ■m y//A y/m m. Wm fW$Wm m m w/< m L135 words
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DEATH
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Article, Illustration843 1972-09-14 11 The final problem of death is disposal of the body. In land-hungry Singapore, where the dead have had to make way for the living—as witnessed by some -exhumations of graveyards for development purposes cremation as a form of disposal of the dead is gaining843 words
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Article, Illustration1088 1972-09-14 11 TAN CHUNG LEE - A FOUR-PART REPORT BY TA|N CHUNG LEE TAN CHUNG LEE Inche Othman Wok, 48, Minister for Social Affairs: "Every living being must die. So death is Just a fact of life. It means nothing to me. "I remember seeing the face of death many times during my1,088 words
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Article696 1972-09-14 11 Death is usually regarded as a subject not considered polite to discuss in conversion. Yet wny should we Ignore death? Why should we avoid talking about it dismissing it as ""morbid?'' Why is It that the personal significance of deatn is always warded off when696 words
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552 1972-09-14 11 How good are your chances of cheating death through organ transplantation? Transplantation of diseased kidneys and damaged hearts has been tried on human beings uut only a small measure of success has been achieved. In Singapore, the first kidney transplant was done552 words
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Article320 1972-09-14 11 A lawyer, who does not want to be identified, has had premonitions of death which have come true. Relating two of them he said: "I was once working for a merchant who was planning to go to Europe with his wife and daughter for a320 words
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Article780 1972-09-14 12 Mary Lee - rlfs hard not to look a Trojan horse gift in the mouth r r 1 THE male bOK Presented by Mary Lee V.S. There are two maxims about gifts in my life. One: it is better to give than receive but far nicer to receive. Two:780 words
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Article, Illustration256 1972-09-14 12 We have all heard »< about those men who make or don't make o \eyes at girls wearing glasses, but I think it's time we considered ...how girls regard bes-»-.pectacled men. ft Rather favourably I kp think, since with men, i:Cglasses are no real256 words
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Article, Illustration105 1972-09-14 12 These miniature kitchen teapots which date back to the late Ching dynasty make ideal showpiece items because they are valuable antiques with a tery appealing quaintHess. However, the expert opinion is that they are highly utilitarian, export rough ware pieces which are not as105 words
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Article154 1972-09-14 12 or cast iron ones for stews Fork-tender "boeuf ala mode," flavourful stuffed pork tenderloin, or zesty eoq au vtn is perfect everytlme when the right sort of cooking pots are used. The secret is in slow, long simmering to break down tough fibres in cheaper cuts of meat normally called154 words
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Article, Illustration118 1972-09-14 12 RUTH MOSES - vi TALKING I i§§ SHOP RUTH MOSES A highly Imaginative and attractive idea for framing Is to have a light coloured plate mounted on dark, contrasting velvet enclosed In an imitation Rosewood frame. The plate Is Korean In underglazed blue and •white. The blue118 words
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Article, Illustration112 1972-09-14 12 Follow the Filipinos for a fresh and colourful way of placing napkins on a table Instead of the usual wooden or steell plain rings, slip napkins into fibre holders, topped off with a large flower, also in fibre. They are made of Abaca, dyed in112 words
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Article, Illustration98 1972-09-14 12 There are several ways of prettying up a bathroom so that It will appeal to the feminine taste. Coloured tiles, soft rugs and naturally, pounds of beautifully scented bath salts. How much tidier and elegant any bathroom would appear if bath salts were kept in Jars of98 words
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205 1972-09-14 12 Ntew York, Thursday. The stock market, after bouncing up and down much of the day, closed yesterday with Its first gain m seven sessions. Trading on the New York Stock Exchange was moderate. The Down Jones industrial average of 30 selected blue-chip stocks205 words
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369 1972-09-14 12 Bharathi Mohan - By Bharathi Mohan International Wood Products Ltd.'s latest annual accounts show generally the same problems that have adversely affected the veneer and plywood Industry of Singapore. The company suffered an operating loss of $3,712,487 tor the year ended February 1972 despite a two-fold increase369 words
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179 1972-09-14 12 Reuter London, Thursday—The market was narrowly higher following sosie profittaking at the higher levels. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times Index was 1.3 higher at 493.5. Bargains totalled 8,940 (11,084). Beech am closed fractionally firmer though off the top while Unilever reversed an Initial gainReuter - 179 words
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Article, Illustration196 1972-09-14 12 The share market was uneasy yesterday as declines in industrial, property, and hotel shares continued un c he c ked. Trading was thin and fairly spread. Even major counters failed to hold steady. Straits Times lost 40 cents, Straits Trading 15 cents, Cold Storage 10 cents, Haw Par196 words
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Article174 1972-09-14 12 Allied Chem 29 Alcoa 53^4 Am Brands am Can 33% Am Motors AT T A 4 P Anaconda Beth Steel Boeing Caterp Trac Chrysler Coca-Cola Com ou Control Data Cora G1 Wki Dow Cbem DuPont E Kodak Ford Mot Gen Dynam Gen Elec Gen Foods General Mot174 words
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67 1972-09-14 12 oreltn trade of fhio flm four months ar showed a new Ngb of $2922 million to to" C«pSnS. $MIM mu^a Malaysia is still Slnen Bu? there 1 of $30 million to^tolaJffE ££EL. However «S«Wr2 «g«^morethanlS.^S! ported from East Malaysia Uon^ M TO* »12WlSi: ££tl«l?.67 words
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Article33 1972-09-14 12 Jf. u Thursday— The number of unemtXv£* registered wlththei?^ to IMS"siE ctt tu6 end of jsiu, i 183,418 909 L t C',, 1 2sSLS^. Uun that Of «S» corresponding month fit33 words
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Advertisement438 1972-09-14 13 T NEW NATION 20i BIRTHS CHIA —To Anna and Francis, a ion, Nicholas, on 13.9.72, brother ro Christopher. ANNOUNCEMENTS DINE/DANCE NITILY to the Sounds of Hawaii' at Aloha Rhu, Hawaiian Village, Tanah Merah with Bamey Morrior and his Hawaiianoires Romontic South-Seas Atmosphere. SPKCIAL OFFER at Salon La-Lune Apollo Hotel on438 words
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Advertisement421 1972-09-14 13 ALMI IST ATI MANAGEMENT offer unlimited furnished/unfurnished occommodation, ranging from terrace houses to posh bun* go tows and opartments, centrally located or in quiet out-of-City area, rental $350/- $2500/-. Please phone S'oore *****8 for particulars. MING TICK PARK District 10 Luxuriously furnished 2-storey semi-detached bungalow at 573 Sixth Avenue with421 words
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Advertisement404 1972-09-14 13 FOR RENTAL Airconditioners. Sanyo, Westinghouse, Carrier. Philco, Room/Pockoge Unit From $30/- upwords Sunlit* Telephone: *****, *****, *****. REFRIGERATORS $10/- Cookers $3/- Enquiries: Slnsin Fridge Rentals, 48 Winchester House, Col Iyer Quay, (S'pore) Tel *****8. FOR SALE A LARGE SELECTION of locquei foor screen, bar cabinets, paintings, vases etc. for sale404 words
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Advertisement409 1972-09-14 13 EMST. 19 SHAHOOOH GARDENS single-storey semi-detached wit* 3 bedrooms ond large covered porch. Area 4,200 sq.ft. Pries $75,000. Tel: *****6 S'pore. VISTA GARDEN, Toh Tuck Rood 2-storey split-level terrace house lr scenic surroundings. Suitable foi executives working in Juronf Town. Phone *****3 S'pore. HI-FI STEREO CAR STEREO Hi-Fi equipment Wide409 words
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Advertisement461 1972-09-14 13 IHSONS BUILMMOw Peck Seoh rNt, opposite Notional Devepment Board building. Centrally conditioned. Shops and offices, -ailobie of very reasonable D ntal. Enquiries: Nbhsons Pte. te d.,' 37 Robinson Road, Tel. H J4310. 3 fcNGLIN SHOWN© CENTRE tops available for Immediate xupation. Developers: S.K. Che# Ltd., S'pore *****1/*****8 SHOPPING GUIDE UtY461 words
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Advertisement311 1972-09-14 13 rKRY SPECIAL PARKS to Auetraio ond tours to Europe/Scondinoia. Abo Chartered Flights to jondon J Brussels America )jakarta. Contoct Merriyer Chor■rod Flight Service 156 Emerald iill Rood, S pore 9. *****7/ *****6. GRAND HONEYMOON TOUR rAIWAN/HONO KONG BANG(OK 12 days, departure 19.9.7? L 3.10.72 $1,150 inclusive return sir fare, all311 words
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Advertisement281 1972-09-14 13 METROLAND TRAVELS •Y POPULAR DEMAND—Season extended to the KAST COAST (Turtle Beach). Coast tour—Only $29.50. All inclusive:—-Full board and lodging. Book early to avoid disappointment. Departure: 16/9/72. GENTING HIGHLANDS HOLIDAY RESORT BY AIR 3 DAYS, 3 NIGHTS. Inclusive air-ticket, transfers to and fro hotel and accommodation In Genting Hotel—Ss99/-, SSBS/-281 words
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Article, Illustration241 1972-09-14 14 Sonny Yap - FOREIGN THREATS By Sonny Yap The Malaysian boxers are an independent lot. They need not to be told what to do in their free time. Yesterday, when their officials were away, they put on their tracksults and carried out a warm up sessionjon their241 words
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220 1972-09-14 14 Eight Thomas cup trainess have been selected to go on the Slnpak-sponsored tour of Indonesia from September 20 to October 1. They are Yeo Ah Seng, Wee Kin, Ng Chor Yaw, Cheong Cheng Swee, Ronnie Oon Lee Ah Ngo, Tan Choo Chye and220 words
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Article69 1972-09-14 14 Rome, Thursday—Gianni Del Buono of Italy knocked four seconds off the new Olympic record for the men's 5000-metre run last night after falling to make the finals at Munich. Del Buono clocked 13 minutes 22.4 seconds for the event at the Zauli Memorial track and field meet,69 words
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Article145 1972-09-14 14 The first qualifying round for the Kepple Club Dawson Cup stroke competition will be teed-off over the Bukit Chermln course on Saturday, The draw: 2.0« pja.—J. J. Little (3) Jaawant Sloth (8); 2.M—Tallb bin Haron (1) Stephen Wee Thio Gtm Hock (11); 2.12— Menryn Neo (14) F.145 words
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Article627 1972-09-14 14 US w T.L"" r v A It is understood from reliable sources, that prior to the 1973 Open, five or six Open tournaments may be held here. This is to (five our lads, caddies and amateurs a chance to build up some Open experience, which we frankly627 words
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387 1972-09-14 14 Reuter Hong Kong, Thursday.— Japan took top honours in the First Asian table tennis championships which ended at Peking last night, winning two of four titles at stake Including the prestigious men's singles title. Nobuhlko Hasegawa, 25, powered japan to the top of theReuter - 387 words
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Article293 1972-09-14 14 Wellington, Thursday. South African Rugby Board president Dr. Danle Craven told New Zealanders last night that he would approach his government again over the Springbok rugby union team due to tour here next winter. Speaking by telephone from South Africa on a national293 words
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Article34 1972-09-14 14 Tokyo, Thursday The second continent of the Japanese Olympic team returned here yesterday from Munich aboard a special airliner. The 147-member group Included the men's volleyball team which won the gold medaL34 words
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Article214 1972-09-14 14 London, Thursday. American Bob Foster arrived yesterday with only one prediction about his September 26 world lightheavyweight title defence against Britain's Chris Flnnegan—"l will win." The fighting deputy sheriff from Albuquerque, New Mexico, added, however: "It won't be a holiday over here, I'm going to treat214 words
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Article57 1972-09-14 14 Tauranga, New Zealand, Thursday. New Zealand beat Australia 8-1 here yesterday to qualify for the Thomas Cup International badminton championship. New Zealand won all five singles and three of the four doubles to eliminate Australia from the competition. New Zealand's first round match is against India at57 words
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Article23 1972-09-14 14 New Plymouth, Thursday. The 1973 world women's bowls championships will be held In Wellington on December it was announced here yesterday.23 words
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Article273 1972-09-14 14 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia A four-cornered tussle is expected in the NTUC inter-union netball tournament as it reached its half way stage. Heading the quadrangular fight Is defending champion Singapore Teachers' Union which has an unbeaten re- cord so far. But BTU may not find it easy273 words
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Article128 1972-09-14 14 Tokyo, Thursday—The reaotta of the fourth day of the fall sumo tournament: Oaaahl (2-2) beat Makimotw (2-2) Uehari; Yoahloyaaa (3-1) beat TochUsami (2-2) Uehari; Masotyama (2-1) beat Annobori (1-3) YorlkiH; Dalya (3-1) beat Fatataarya Yoriklri. Fujlnokawa (2-2) beat Fatafodake (6-4) Hatakikoml; Hagnroiwa (2-1) beat Fukunobana (1-4) Oshidaahl;128 words
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Article39 1972-09-14 14 CENTRAL LEAGUE Yakult 3 Hiroshima 0 Chunichi 7 Taiyo 5 Yomlurl 6 Hanahln 4 PACIFIC LEAGUE Lotte 0 Nishitetsu 0 Toel 9 Hankyu 6 Hankyu 8 Toel 4 Nankal v Kintetau (rained out) Denotes tod game.39 words
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Miscellaneous306 1972-09-14 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ■■HHH an ■ai mmmm WHS 10 —arms. 11 Girl-watch. 12 Worry. IS Suffix used "with song, fun, etc. 18 Wit, of a type. 22 Weirder. 24 Aquatic mammal 24 Caravansary. 27 Ordinary. 28 Sedate. SO Gave out, as cards. 31 City on the Rhone. 32 Cervine. 33306 words
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Miscellaneous153 1972-09-14 14 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald I WENT HORSEBACK RIDING... TOOK AN AWFUL SPILL, ANC? THAT WAS THE BEGINNING OF B THE END? ----^fis: MX OP m 'f It#® r, i?;pf RIP KIRBY 4IIJI WITH AM UNEXPECTED ASS/ST, X/PBVS PtAN BE&NS... THAT'S THE 1 —<r MESSAGE TO LEAVE GOT IT/ AND153 words
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Article, Illustration439 1972-09-14 15 —SAYS BLUE PETER It is about time the Malayan Racing Association put a stop to the recruitment of boys for training as Jockeys in their Apprentice Training School temporarily. I am rare It will be a shock to many racegoers to know that there are439 words
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Article984 1972-09-14 15 New York, Thursday. Floyd Patterson, a coming young heavyweight of 37, is training in a chicken coop back of his home In New Paltz, New York, 100 miles north of New York City. A chicken coop? BwelL Just what boxing needed Another stink. 9 Actually, it's984 words
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Article135 1972-09-14 15 Islamabad, Thursday.—A motion calling for debate on the decision at the Munich Olympics taken to ban Pakistan from international hockey matches was withdrawn yesterday after Intervention by a Minister. A member of the ruling Pakistan People's Party, Mr. Haxld Yasln proposed an adjournment motion135 words
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Article251 1972-09-14 15 Montreal, Thursday. Fourth-seeded Cliff Drysdale of South Africa and sixth-seeded Tom Okker of the Netherlands yesterday advanced Into the quarterfinals of the Rothmans $50,000 (Canadian) Montreal International tennis tournament. Drysdale, with a wicked backhand stroke, eliminated Australia's Ken Rosewall 6-1, 6-2. Okker, the flying Dutchman,251 words
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79 1972-09-14 15 New Nation photographer Jerry Seh takes a peek at India's tennis ace, Ram anathan Krishnan (above) through the net as he strikes with telling effect at the Farrer Park court yesterday against South Vietnam's Vo Van Bay in the quarter-final of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's Asian Invitation championships. ThePictures by Jerry Seh - 79 words
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Article149 1972-09-14 15 1 chess 41 New York, Thursday. The chances that world chess champion Bobby Fischer will play In the chess Olympiad opening on Monday at Skopje. Yugoslavia, "appear very slim," US Chess Federation presi dent Edmund Edmondson said at Newburgh yesterday. 9 "I talked to Bobby -this149 words
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Article129 1972-09-14 15 St. Louis, Missouri, Thursday Julie Nixon Risenhowever outputted professional golfer Lee lYevlno yesterday. Mrs. Elsenhower, President Nixon's younger daughter, sank a 15-foot putt at Norwood Hills Country Club, where Trevlno is competing this week In the US$l5O,OOO St. Louis Golf Classic. Trevlno, practising with Mrs. Elsenhower, put129 words
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Article204 1972-09-14 15 Salisbury, Thursday. Australian cricketing brothere lan and Greg Chappell are favourites to win the $2400 first prise In a double-wicket competition here next weekend. Other pairings are Eddie Barlow and Barry Richards, Mike Procter and Lee Irvine, Tony Oreig and Basil D*oliveria, and John Snow and204 words
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Article155 1972-09-14 15 Tokyo, Thursday—Japanese swimmers and coaches participating in competitions with China will be expelled from the Japan Amateur Swimming Federation (J ASP). J ASF president Ryo Okuno warned yesterday. Okuno said Japanese swimmers and coaches competing with China would be expelled because such action constitutes a violation155 words
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Article74 1972-09-14 15 UnlM CM Bridgwater and Albion f Hampshire 6: Cardiff IS Bristol Cornwall S Capt Crawshay's XV 40; Qlouoeeter SO Abertillery 16; Liverpool S New Brighton IS; Moeeley SB Bbbe Vale IS; Notts 10 Northampton IS; Pontypool 12 Newport S; Rugby S Coventry 17; Stroud S Cheltenham IS.74 words
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293 1972-09-14 15 London. Thursday. Crack Portuguese club Beneflca, five times former champions, were surprisingly beaten 1-0 by the Swedish amateurs Malmoe In their European Cap first round, first leg match In Malmoe last night. A 12th minute goal by Larsson was enough to give the Swedes293 words
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Article516 1972-09-14 15 European Cup: Slovan Bratislava (Czech) 6; Vojvodina Ncvi Sad (Yugo) 0; Sliema Wanderers (Malta) 0; Cornlk Zabraae. (Poland) 5. Ujpest Dona (Hungary) 2 P.C. Basle (Bwits) 0; Waterfard (Ireland) 3 Omonla Nikosla (Cyprus) 1; Anderlecht (Belg) 4 Vzjle (Den) 2; Real Madrid 5 Keflavlk (Ice) 0; Arls Bonnevole516 words
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Article142 1972-09-14 15 St. Moritz, Switzerland, Thursday. The International Ski Federation (FIS) meeting here yesterday warned that thorough sex and doping tests would be carried out on competitors before World Cup races in the coming season. Organising committees also announced the following rules for the World Cup: for the men's142 words
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Advertisement34 1972-09-14 15 55 ES^S3j ij H i T i Twelve to choose from. From 2 to 125 horsepower. At MAffINESCENE Shops 42/44"The Orchard" Orchard Road Singapore 9. Tel: *****2 The Marine Division of THE BORNEO COMRtNY34 words
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Article46 1972-09-14 16 Frank Baldwin, 48, of Clnderford England. has been riding a horse to his local pub since he was banned from drinking and driving last vear. Baldwin's nlne-yearold mare Cora slipped during exercises on Tuesday and threw him. Baldwin suffered two cracked ribs.46 words
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Article68 1972-09-14 16 Police broke Into Len Marsh's apartment early one morning In Chesterfield, England, after a neighbour reported seeing flashing lights through the flat's bedroom window and hearing strange buzzing noises. Marsh, 47. a factory worker, told police It was only his alarm clock, which triggers two flashing68 words
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122 1972-09-14 16 Life-or-death operations could depend on a number picked out of a hat. a surgeon said. For an experiment is going on to determine what kind of operations are most successful In curing particular diseases. Dr. David Hamilton, of Glasgow's Western Infirmary, said122 words
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Article55 1972-09-14 16 Tony Fltzpatrlck, 22, of Nottingham, England has rented a furniture truck to transport him In a hospital bed to his wedding tomorrow. Fltzpatrlck, who has been laid up In a hospital with a broken leg, said the bed will be wheeled up to the altar where he55 words
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Article34 1972-09-14 16 A tame bear climbed a pole and pulled down Yugoslavia's national flag at a village fair outside Belgrade. It cost Its owner Stnoje Lazlc. 19. seven days In Jail.34 words
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386 1972-09-14 16 When a note is looked over —not overlooked Washington Post Handed a new one pound note In payment for a purchase, some British salesclerks and storeowners these days go Into the following routine: Taking the ends of the note between their thumbs and forefingers, they snap It taut, twist itWashington Post - 386 words
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Article50 1972-09-14 16 AH FOOK: Full marks to our coffee shop waiting staff. The union praise they've won for their courteous service was well deserved. MEI LIN: They certainly earn their tips. Imagine being on your feet all day, remembering everyone's order in rush hours and still being able to smile.50 words
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148 1972-09-14 16 Reginald Jakes of Cambridge, England, drove his new Rover sedan up to the local police station, took careful aim and rammed the car Into the building's steel-plated front doors. Then he reversed the car and did 'It again. And again, and again. The doors148 words
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Article129 1972-09-14 16 Today 1s Thursday. September 14, the 258 th day of 1972 with 106 to follow. THE MOON: Approaching Its first Quarter. THE MORNING STARS: Mercury. Venus, Mars and Saturn. THE EVENING STAR: Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. American physicist Karl Compton was129 words
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Article, Illustration53 1972-09-14 16 If you have any notions of getting fresh with Irene Petrowski, 18, forget, it. The pretty lass who works as a dancer at Neptune Theatre Restaurant is a judoist. She took up the art of self defence "to keep the wolves away." Irene also plays badminton. PicturePicture by Steven Lee - 53 words
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181 1972-09-14 16 Herbert Ives of Somerset. New Jersey, is probably glad he knows his neighbours. One of them helped to rid his basement of an eight-foot guest that had overstayed his welcome last Bunday. Ives went downstairs In his home that morning, and spotted a181 words
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Article29 1972-09-14 16 A travel chief in London has warned Malaysians, Singaporeans and other overseas visitors that holidays in Britain are likely to be 17 per cent dearer next year.29 words
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Advertisement110 1972-09-14 16 The finest pen you'll ever hold. Parker 75 in sterling silver Aalable in sets with bal pen and pend InsterlngsJuer, Wk gold oruermei Q D. t PARKER Miker ol the world i mott >tinted pens PARKED DISTRIBUTORS (SI PTE. LTD.. Rm E I .MNmatonaißldg 360 Orchard Road. Sw*«xra 9 Tal110 words
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Miscellaneous409 1972-09-14 16 5 Siagapara 3.00 Opening and Where the Heart Is 3.20 For the Family (C) 3.45 Talk on Family Planning (Cantonese) 4.00 Housewives' Matinee Save Our Water Supply (Cantonese Film, Pt. 2) 4.50 Close 6.00 Opening and Rocky Jones, Space Ranger —Pirates of Prah (Ch. 2) 6.30 News in Brief 6.35409 words
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Miscellaneous564 1972-09-14 16 Trust your lucky star IF irs YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you love all those material things which denote an affluent existence. Whatever money and Influence can purchase appeals to you greatly, for you need the support of such things to give you a real feeling of physical security. On the564 words
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