New Nation, 18 September 1972
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Title Section15 1972-09-18 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Monday evening, September 18, 1972 No. 513 Price 15 cents NEW NATION15 words
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Article12 1972-09-18 1 Police reported 74 accidents yesterday. Eight were serious, three fatal.12 words
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Article93 1972-09-18 1 Prices improved marginally in the share market this morning. Trading was moderate, cautious and selective. Malayan Banking held best interest from $3.92 to $3.98. Motor and General rrse 10 cents to $5.10, Haw Par five cents to $6.25, Adhesive Tape five cents to $2.00, Sim Lim three93 words
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Article74 1972-09-18 1 LATE NEWS Jakarta, Monday A Jakarta court has fined the captain of the Singapore ship Bonatrade 75,000 rupiahs (about $525) for failing to abide by port regulations. He was found guilty for not hoisting the quarantine flag before entering the Jakarta port of Tanjong Prlok, putting out the74 words
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411 1972-09-18 1 Tel Aviv paper warns Reuter Tel Aviv, Monday Israeli armoured units rolled back across the Lebanese frontier to their home bases last night alter completing one of the biggest operations against Arab guerrilla bases in Lebanon. As the victorious Israelis returned home, oneReuter - 411 words
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255 1972-09-18 1 Sunny Wee - By Sunny Wee Singapore is making very good progress in grooming herself into an international financial centre, Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sul Sen said.. Speaking to New Nation at the airport before his departure for Britain to attend the annual Commonwealth Finance Ministers'255 words
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Article102 1972-09-18 1 Three men were killed in road accidents yesterday. In the first case, a bus mechanic, Ko Ting Quee, 27, of Pontlan, Johore. was killed on the spot when he was hit by a bus at the KBB depot at Changl Road. Lau Chiu Seng, 24, of Joo102 words
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Article506 1972-09-18 1 'Fourth under heavy attack by Tanzanians' Reuter Kampala, Monday A Ugandan military spokesman said last night that three Ugandan towns had fallen to Tanzanlan troops who Invaded the country before dawn yesterday. A loutrh town was under heavy attack. Its garrison surrounded, the spokesman said. InReuter - 506 words
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Article, Illustration257 1972-09-18 1 Rav Dhaliwal - By Rav Dhaliwal As next-door neighbours. Madam Chan Slew Foon and Mr. Chan Man Fook have always shared each other's Joy for the past 12 years, but the "double-Joy*' they are experiencing now is the result of a chance in a mjlliou Both Madam Chan,257 words
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Article, Illustration255 1972-09-18 1 UPI, Reuter Manila, Monday More than 145 people were killed when a wooden bridge collapsed on Saturday during a religious water festival in the south-east-ern city of Naga, Press reports here said today. The National Disaster Control Centre put the death toll at 59 confirmedUPI, Reuter - 255 words
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Article33 1972-09-18 1 Reykjavik, Monday. American world chess champion Bobby Fischer returned to New York last night after signing the chessboard used during the world championship match in which he defeated Russian Boris Spassky.33 words
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Article142 1972-09-18 1 Reuter Kampala, Monday—Four British journalists were detained at Kampala's International Hotel and driven away under an armed police escort. The journalists were Identified as Mr. ChristepbAT Munnion, of the DaHy Telegraph, Mr. John FalrhaU, of the Guardian, Ifr. John Harrison, of the Dally Express, andReuter - 142 words
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Advertisement83 1972-09-18 1 :rtngu f AGE fj; Giving blind children .1 hi. >d stari PAGE. 7 H.iDO: frcCS three, Ann ri.. in POWs. 7 student lead ti donounccs Mujib at r.?lly. PAGE 9; Thr j.ffc rent worlds of two Singaporean', PAGE 10. Monday Focus cn the Paiesti mm question PAGE H Dear Ros:83 words
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Advertisement39 1972-09-18 1 P-* ,A: mi w .<■' "iff* Sharp portable recorders capture realjty as they record voites and sounds. Discover the fascinating sounds of the Jungle, fields, sea, baby's first words or just your own voice. And it's fun too. RD-403. ll39 words
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Miscellaneous14 1972-09-18 1 Forecast Singapore's weather forecast today from 1-p.m. to 6 pjn.—-no rain. See Page 2..14 words
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Article576 1972-09-18 2 Pang Guek Cheng - ECAFE survey reveals only 7 p.c. indulge in pre-marital sex By Pang Guek Cheng Only about 7 per cent of Singaporeans indulge in pre-marital sex, according to Dr. Peter Chen, sociology lecturer in the University of Singapore. Pre-marital sex is also more prevalent among the higher576 words
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Article43 1972-09-18 2 The PAP Toa Payoh branch will hold weekly Meet-the-People sessions at Block 178, No. 240 Toa Payoh Central, every Friday from 7.80 pjn. to 10.30 p.m. Blocks 79 to 115 and 176 to 193 come under the Toa Payoh constituency.43 words
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Article20 1972-09-18 2 The Singapore Cheshire Home donation draw will be held at the Singapore Cricket Club tomorrow at 10.30 ajn.20 words
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304 1972-09-18 2 The World Bank Group's lending and Investment operations in developing countries, including Singapore, reached a record annual figure of more than $9,000 million in the fiscal year ending June 30. r They Included 72 bank loans in 40 countries. This totalled304 words
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Article, Illustration132 1972-09-18 2 Thousands of mourners followed the hearse of Mr. Tan Igrk Sye and many more nned the streets to pay their last respects to Singapore's rubber magnate, Industrialist and philanthropist yesterday. Industrialists, bankers, businessmen, students, friends and relatives turned up in force and formed a half-mile procession when132 words
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110 1972-09-18 2 A Malaysia Singapore Airlines spokesman today said the airline would investigate a complaint of racial discrimination against its airport ground staff A passenger had written to the Press to complain of "string pulling" among sub-load passengers to get priority for seats on MSA flights,110 words
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Article53 1972-09-18 2 Mrs. Hon Sui Sen, wife of the Minister of Finance, will present prizes to winners of the fancy dress contest to be held In conjunction with a variety show at the Conference Hall on Saturday at 3 p.m. v tt is being organised by the St. Matthew's53 words
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Article36 1972-09-18 2 Professor Norman Sherry, of the Department of English, University of Lancaster, will give a public lecture on Joseph Conrad and the Eastern Seas at the New Lecture Theatre 2 at 8 p.m. on Thursday.36 words
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Article19 1972-09-18 2 Captain Goh Choo Keng has been promoted to the post -of Director of Marine from Sept. 1.19 words
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Article232 1972-09-18 2 V.K. Chin - By V.K. Chin Kuala Lumpur, Monday The Malaysian Chinese Association is to set up a "brains trust" to advise party leaders on ways to solve problems faced by the Chinese community. Leading professional men will be invited to be mem bers. Their names will be kept232 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement68 1972-09-18 2 The slow-wearing tyre for fast cars The new Premium Radial RD-201... another milestone to BRIDGESTONE'ssafety-plus.high-performance Radial Ply tyres. Premium features:— Six main circumferential grooves and auxiliary grooves drain away water rapidly on wet roads. Grooves specially designed up to the shoalder for powerful cornering. Extra wide tread ensures overall superb68 words
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Advertisement109 1972-09-18 2 JLADYHItt- HOTEL TEt.372iM v An alpine lodge tucked away in the midst of a charming wooded estate' the LADYHILL HOTEL basks in the popularity Of Its LE CHALET Swiss restaurant which specialises in authentic Swiss dishes LE CHALETS new menu has all your old favourites plus a few excellent dishes109 words
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Miscellaneous128 1972-09-18 2 iEEMEIS Today's winning number *****1 A f 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 with128 words
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Miscellaneous417 1972-09-18 2 HRPPEVMIGS wh t a O T D S ay ON The SINGAPORE RADIO- House, Orange Grove Road LOGICAL SOCIETY and until 5 p.m. SCHOOL OF POSTGRA- The four-man ART EXDUATE MEDICAL STUDIES HIBITION at the People's will hold a talk on Radio- Park Complex Is on until 10 lpgy In417 words
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Article291 1972-09-18 3 Depends on response More excursion fare and package holidays are likely to be introduced by Singapore Airlines if experiments proved popular with the travelling public. SIA plans to introduce, a special 10-day excursion fare between Singapore and Brunei for as 1 tUe as $260, almost291 words
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Article, Illustration153 1972-09-18 3 It took a hectic fortnight to get the exhibit ready. But the admiring glances from Mrs. Margaret Lien, president of the Girl Guides Association, of this exhibit on the Land of Cherry Blossoms make it seem so worthwhile for these two guides. It was153 words
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Article42 1972-09-18 3 The Orchid Chapter of the International Vs Men's Club of Singapore will hold a dinner and fellowship evening at the Oreen Room, Hotel Equatorial, on Sept. 27 at 8 p.m. Mr. 0.0. Thomson will speak on In Defence of Cities.42 words
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229 1972-09-18 3 The Member of Parliament for Chua Chu Kang, Mr. Tang See Chlm yesterday urged pig fanners to set up a co-operative to safeguard their interests. He *ald the success of such a co-operative depended on how well the farmers could pool their229 words
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Article325 1972-09-18 3 Five student speakers at a forum on the Problems of Young People have suggested the need for students to establish closer relationships with their teachers at school and with their parents at home. This was necessary if both teachers and parents want to understand and help325 words
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113 1972-09-18 3 A petition to wind up the Singapore Herald Ltd., owners of the Singapore Herald newspaper, will be heard in the High Court on Sept. 29 at 10.30 ajn. The petition was filed by Messrs. Rodyk and Davidson, solicitors for Chase Manhattan Bank, on Aug.113 words
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Article30 1972-09-18 3 Mr. Thomas Yew, the Singapore Hilton auditor, will represent the hotel at the forthcoming Hilton International's Far East Area Auditors' seminar in Hong Kong on Thursday and Friday.30 words
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202 1972-09-18 3 TheSlngapore ship officers' Union has called for the setting up of a seafiiwrs'labour court to deal with their grievances. The union's secretary, Inche Yusoff Wanjor said that they had nowhere to torn to solve their problems, not even the Seamen's Welfare Board. He said:202 words
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Miscellaneous106 1972-09-18 3 FMiTfl Temperatures cities yesterday: Tokyo Hong Kong Manila Jakarta Kuala Lumpur Seoul Bangkok Naha New York London Moscow Paris Singapore Singapore's weather for the 24 hours to 8 a.m. today: Max: temp.—26.9C Min temp.—22.oC Total rainfall for the month to date—l47.9mm. Total ralndays for the month to date—lo. Hours of106 words
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In Person
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Article, Illustration688 1972-09-18 4 Gruelling rugby match ends with a thirst-quenching 'pinta' Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 THE drinking session was in full swing right from the start because the "boys" had lots of practice. But this time they were more thirsty than usual because they had688 words
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Advertisement71 1972-09-18 4 Visit our Ultra Modern new store at Supreme House Glo Weave BODY SHIRT In prints and solid colours .'K "VV: y. r ■A The business shirt, knitted for sports shirt comfort Soft. Supple. Cut lean and body-hugging in Permanent Press polyester/cotton In dramatic colours...to do great things for a manl71 words
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Advertisement399 1972-09-18 4 for schools j grand finals A Tickets at $2, $1 and 50</now on sate at ROBINSON'S and C. K. TANG. And don't forget: you've a chance to be a 'talent judge' and win OPTIMA typewriters and Other BIG PRIZESI mm uA 4 the portable that's equally at home in the399 words
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Advertisement94 1972-09-18 5 READY-FOR-ANYTHING KNITS i Shirt fulfillment! Really, who needs anything more? Knit one: for any slightly formal occasion. Like a day at the office, or dinner at Aunt Mary's. Knit two: for high class loafing anywhere. Both ultra comfortable. Because they're knits, with all thfe easy-drape, easy-care, easy-living that implies. Both94 words
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Article, Illustration1044 1972-09-18 6 Violet Oon - Project for blind has already made head start EDUCATION By Violet Oon Loud giggles greet me on arrival at the St. Andrew's Kindergarten. I trace them to the water trough In the garden. A group of children are playing there during free activity period. But two1,044 words
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Article, Illustration321 1972-09-18 6 Douglas Chan gets the views of six secondary four students from Monk's Hill School. MOHAINI IBRAHIM. 17: It is foolish for teenagers to patronise nightclubs. Their leisure hours can be better spent on* lessons. Being adolescents, we can be easily influenced; and take the wrong path. Patronising321 words
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VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article343 1972-09-18 6 What other newspapers are saying: TURNING POINT IN VIETNAM PEACE TALKS? In spite of the Paris peace talks, the Vietnam war has grown In scope and scale this year. The US presidential candidates, Nixon and MacGovern, hare both claimed to be able to end the Vietnam war.343 words
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Advertisement210 1972-09-18 6 i Readfaster Uaderstandmore Just think what it would mean to you if you could read at twice your present rate. If you're a student you would team twice as much in the same time you spend studying now. In business with the ever-growing mass of written material to deal with,210 words
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Miscellaneous317 1972-09-18 6 Secretary wins La* Wednesday's quia photograph showed a gold ring. The first prise of $15 goes to Mm L. Cheng, a private secretary, of Amber Road. Her entry wee the first correct one opened by the Mltor last night. The nest coned answers from a man end e woman were317 words
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Article399 1972-09-18 7 'We were treated well' claim Reuter Hong Kong, Monday North Vietnam last night released three captured American pilots held as prisoners of war, the Vietnam News Agency reported today. Hie pilots were freed at a special army ceremony in Hanoi, according to the agency monitoredReuter - 399 words
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Article149 1972-09-18 7 Reuter Madrid, Monday. A Spanish military Judge yesterday began Interrogating ninp creation extremists to decide if they should stand trial here for their role in the hijacking of a Scandinavian airlines Jet or be sent back to Sweden. The nine, who include the two convicted assassins ofReuter - 149 words
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152 1972-09-18 7 Reuter Dacca, Monday.—Bangladesh's chief election commissioner, Justice Mohammad Idris, said last night that the government had decided to hold the country's first general elections as soon as possible. Justice Idris said: "I as chief election commissioner, and all my colleagues are determined to maintainReuter - 152 words
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Article67 1972-09-18 7 Peking, Monday. Ten British Members of Parliament began a 10-day goodwill mission to China yesterday the first group of British politicians to visit the country since SinoBritish relations were raised to ambassadorial level In March. The group, who arrived in Peking on Saturday night, toured the67 words
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Article51 1972-09-18 7 Cairo, Monday Egypt's state security authorities have arrested a former Egyptian student for allegedly threatening to hijack two airliners unless she was paid a ransom. Security sources said here yesterday that the threats were made against West Germany's Lufthansa and Italy's Alitalia. No further details were51 words
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Article179 1972-09-18 7 Reuter Sydney, Monday Police tightened security around several European and Middle East consulates here yesterday after weekend bomb blasts Injured 16 people in the city. At the same time the Yugoslav ambassador to Australia. Mr. Uros Vldovlc, said in Canberra he would protest to the AustralianReuter - 179 words
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289 1972-09-18 7 Reuter Dacca, Monday .—The biggest anti-MuJib rally since Bangladesh achieved independence last December was held yesterday when about 50,000 people packed a park in central Dacca to hear student leaders denounce Mujlblsm. The rally which lasted more t^ ar four hours came only threeReuter - 289 words
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Article273 1972-09-18 7 United Press International Belfast, Monday. A sniper wounded a British soldier in Londonderry s former No-Go Creggan area yesterday, but the soldier managed to return the fire, filing his attacker, the army said. It was the second death of the day. Earlier, a Protestant. Sinclair Johnston,United Press International - 273 words
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Article170 1972-09-18 7 United Press International Cairo, Monday. The highest sprltual leader In the Muslim world yesterday called for a Jihad —holy war against Israel and said any attempt to liquidate Palestinian guerrillas would be "an unpardonable crime." The Rector of A 1 Azhar University, Dr.United Press International - 170 words
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Article269 1972-09-18 7 Reuter Washington, Monday The Nixon administration is taking steps to try to keep South-East Asia from replacing the TurkishFrench connection as the main source of heroin supply In the United States, a senior State Department official said yesterday. Mr. Nelson Gross, senior adviser toReuter - 269 words
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Article53 1972-09-18 7 Hong Kong, Monday.— Chinese Premier Mr. Chou En-lai and Vice-Premier Mr. Li Hsien-nlen held talks with Zambia's visiting Vice-President Mr. M. M. Cbona 1" Peking ye«terd«v. The talks, were attended bv Mr. Hsu Hsians-Chlen, vice-chairman of the standing committee of the National People's Congress, and members of Mr.53 words
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446 1972-09-18 8 For the last 18 months, the Philippines in particular and South-East Asia in general have been subject to an unending .and wearisome litany by President Marcos on the communist threat to his country. His recent statements have had a strong degree of alarm and yet446 words
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Article83 1972-09-18 8 by ISPY Advertisements often promise more than they offer. But the following advertisement found in a Japanese paper has kept several colleagues wondering what the advertiser is selling. The notice reads: Golf membership dealer: buy and sell all courses, willing to consult. Is the advertiser selling memberships83 words
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Article, Illustration1384 1972-09-18 8 ALEX JOSEY - ALEX JOSEY Some years ago, after several months In China, I went to England. In London, In a room In Parliament, I addressed some Labour MPs. I told them about China. I told them I had1,384 words
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Letters
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Article303 1972-09-18 8 We are proud of the Government's action against public nuisance and operators like pirate taxis and chit fun operators. One operator that the Government has overlooked and ought to take action against Is the unscrupulous driving tutor. Having to wait for five months for the highway code303 words
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Article252 1972-09-18 8 C.C. N - C.C.N. For those who want to slim down and Intend to join a health club or go on a diet, I'll say that all this is not necessary. All you have to do is to walk along Boat Quay dally and the result would be 100252 words
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Article42 1972-09-18 8 LARRY KOH - LARRY KOH I wish to point out that a professional body, the Chartered Institute of Secretaries as mentioned by Betty L. Khoo In her article, The Business Education, Is now known as the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators.42 words
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Article86 1972-09-18 8 G. S - G.S. Most parts of the drains behind the houses in Hillview Estate are blocked by grass and creepers which appear to grow wild and in great abundance. One wonders if there are any drain sweepers in this area? If there are, they certainly have not done their86 words
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Advertisement29 1972-09-18 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. n m tf 9? \>+ K. O x o 5 us KNO^ o ft* o > SHRIROH Haifa* ■MM29 words
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Miscellaneous32 1972-09-18 8 IS TUEf£ WONE tSTU) G3NVNCE? 'OH, OH QUICK, L 9 ss M P m 4 mb ■M, EMM i ■m W m w m m. ■&< fc 4% 4 'A V £<■ v INNOCENT!'32 words
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Article, Illustration220 1972-09-18 9 REMINISCENCES BY TWO SINGAPOREANS Tan Kok Seng and Francis Thomas are both Singaporeans but from completely different backgrounds. For English-born Cambridge educated Thomas, Singapore is his adopted homeland. Thomas, principal of St. Andrew's School, is primarily a school-teacher by his own admission, but he has been involved in220 words
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Article, Illustration980 1972-09-18 9 "Sister! Sister!" A little boy shouting after his elder sister. A young girl running away barefoot beneath the coconut palms, leaving her baby brother abandoned. "Sister! Wait for me!" The sister running straight ahead into the mangrove forest that lies beyond the980 words
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Article, Illustration2392 1972-09-18 9 I left Cambridge with no ideas about my career or how I would earn a living. From time to time I had been looked over by elders of our family, and I realise now that this could have opened some kind of2,392 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration895 1972-09-18 10 Harry Trimborn - From Harry Trimborn With the Russians gone from Egypt and the doyes of peace fluttering tentatively in the clear Middle East skies, one nagging question persists and finds voice, both in Israel and abroad: "Can Israel afford peace?" There are major tensions and divisive elements895 words
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Article136 1972-09-18 10 The Palestinian < problem is perhaps the major obstacle in the search for peace in the Middle-East. Dispossessed of their lands by the creation of Israel, the Palestinians have now taken to guerrilla warfare with a tenacity that underlines the anguish of the refugees. The options for them136 words
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670 1972-09-18 10 John Hay - From John Hay Melbourne Herald The lucky ones live In shacks made of shiny corrugated Iron. Those who aren't so lucky have to make do with tents. For both, in many cases, the roads In the village camps are usually sunbaked hard in summer,Melbourne Herald - 670 words
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Article624 1972-09-18 10 Pakir Singh - By Pakir Singh The history of the Palestinian liberation movement is fast being filled with unherolc glory deeds, Munich was just one of those atrocities that have shocked the world In recent months. While the prospects of further acts of violent lunaticlsm by the Popular Front for624 words
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Article1355 1972-09-18 10 The roots of the Mid-dle-East Impasse reach back Into antiquity when the inhabitants of Palestine first became the pawns of forces emanating beyond their borders. Because of its geographical position the land has been the route for expanding empires the Semites, Egyptians, Hittites. and Philistines; the Assyrians, Babylonians,1,355 words
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Advertisement78 1972-09-18 10 Accurate, Efficient TIME RECORDERS mil) TIME-RECORDER "Maruzen Time-Recorders" give at a glance accurate printed details of the information required to efficiently streamline the time controlling of your employees in your factories or workshop. "Maruzen Time-Recorders" are simple to operate absolutely accurate and certain models are not affected by short power78 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration285 1972-09-18 11 Mary Lee - Presented fay Mary Lee If you had bags full -of money, and an equally full figure, what would you spend your money pn expensive clothes or a slimming course? A wise friend of mine •once said: M lf you :haven't got the figure, /there'sPhotographed by SULAIMAN ISMAIL - 285 words
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Article, Illustration284 1972-09-18 11 -Dear Ros, I am 21 years old and my ,boy is 24. We've been going steady for about two years and are soon to be engaged. Whenever we are together, he asks me for sex. Of course I do not mind since we are going to be284 words
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Article183 1972-09-18 11 Dear Ros, I am 17 and still schooling. Alter my HSC next year. I will be In National Service for about two and a half years after which I Intend to go for further studies. I will be around 24 when I finish. Therefore I would183 words
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Article241 1972-09-18 11 Dear Ros, I've been staying with a bar waitress for almost two years and we have a nine-month-old baby Kirl. I'm not at all happy with the baby as I suspect that I'm not the father. Before she was pregnant she used to go out with other241 words
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Article230 1972-09-18 11 Dear Eos, I'm 16 and In the final year In school. Two years ago I got to know a girl. I like her very much and can't get her out of my mind. As a result I did badly In my examinations. So I230 words
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Article229 1972-09-18 11 Dear Ros, I need your advice on this problem. I came to know a boy over the phone. After many phone calls, he dated me. When we met, he said I was very beautiful. That was four months ago. Whenever we go out, I have to229 words
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Article133 1972-09-18 11 Dear Ros, For the past few months I've noticed a very nice boy in my neighbourhood. When I first saw him I took no notice of him but I am now attracted by his good looks and gentle behaviour. I've tried countless ways of making friends with him133 words
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Article177 1972-09-18 11 Dear Ros, I am a 16-year-old student and I depend on my five good friends In class to keep me company. I must have offended them or they would never have boycotted me. Feeling lonely, I became friends with a girlish boy who is sitting next177 words
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Advertisement294 1972-09-18 11 •v srtcjAL ArrotfmuNT i it HB. KM. KM. |W Mka TW tu IN w r«a HAUktHA MALAYSIA MAIAVJIA AT WHOLESALE 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 in294 words
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Advertisement157 1972-09-18 11 Salute toyrf n 1-8 Oct '72 An engrossing reflection of Thai culture, traditions,products foods. Trade exhibits Magnificent Thai dances Fabulous Thai swordfighting Fashion shows highlighting the brilliance of Thai fabrics. Modelled by Thai beauties. Authentic Thai cuisine Lunch -12.30 p.m. Thai buffet $10 per person Dinner 7.30 p.m. Thai barbeque/buffet157 words
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Article, Illustration1547 1972-09-18 12 JIM WATKINS - Fight for dollars and cents motoring. with JIM WATKINS The recent unveiling in Malaysia, of the General Motors' low cost vehicle, following closely on the much more lavish Introduction of the Ford version in the Philllppines, focusses attention on the apparently Impending battle1,547 words
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978 1972-09-18 12 LEE CHIU SAN - motorcycling WITH LEE CHIU SAN The big Yamaha scramblers have been dominating the trial bike market in Singapore for the last two years, and now Yamaha has introduced its lightweight little brother, the HT 2 scrambler. As most motorcyclists are aware, Yamaha started marketing978 words
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682 1972-09-18 12 MONEY FINANCIAL GAME SERIES BY CHARTEXUS Trading against options provides many attractions to the speculator. One is that there is no additional risk involved, once the price has climbed above the striking price (the price at which the option can be exercised) in the682 words
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Advertisement294 1972-09-18 12 NEW CAR DIRECTORY Where you can buy your next new car in Singapore AUSTIN Sole Agents II& FEDERATED MOTORS (PTE.) LTD. Orchard Road, Singapore 9 Tel: *****3 eti» CHAMPION MOTORS PTE. LTD. 304 Orchard Road, Singapore 9, Tel: ***** 1. 1-3NGEE ANN BUILDING, SINGAPORE 9i TEL:*****2 ITTiTTTTTO MALAYAN MOTORS (PTE.)294 words
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Advertisement80 1972-09-18 12 WHERE VOL CAN SERVICE VOI R far} TOYOTA CARS Authorised Dealers: BP Service Station, 143, Lorong 4, Too Payoh, Singapore. Tel. No: *****6 158, Pour Ponjong Rood Singapore. Tel. No: *****7. Tefc Bretfcen SfceN Service Static*. 281. Upper Ayer Rajah Road, Singapore. Tel. No: *****5. Lee Aatec Shell Service Static*80 words
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Advertisement172 1972-09-18 13 ACCOMMODATION WANTED YOUR TENANT may be leaving ot the end of this month or your house may be under renovation. Why not oall us now? Our many clients who can pay different rentals are woitinfl. Tell us more about your house ond the kind of rental you are looking forward172 words
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Advertisement429 1972-09-18 13 HOUSES 6 LAND v WANTED PO YOU WISH to wll/buy or rant hem—? Look us up for exatom# service. You'll know the difference whan you contact GM. Housing Monogement. *****/ *****/*****. S'pora. HOUDAY BUNGALOW WANT8D. Wo ore interested in purchasing o holiday bungolow preferably by tha aeo. Full details of429 words
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Advertisement512 1972-09-18 13 Applications or* invited for the positions of shift electricions with at loost 2 yoors working experience in factory electrical control maintenance and installation. Prtfmnci will bo given to thou having o Trod* Certificate in Industrial Electricity from ths Vocational Institute or equivalent. The successful applications mutf be prepared to work512 words
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Advertisement473 1972-09-18 13 "MODERN DISCOVERY TOURS" W. MALAYA 7 DAYS (DELUXF AIR-COND BUS) $135/- $125/$105/- C/HIGHLANDS 2 DAYS 3 NIGHT $29.50. PENANG 3 DAYS 4 MIGHTS $49.90. PANGKOR ISLAND (GOLDEN SANDS) FRASER'S HILL/5 DAYS (DELUXE AIRCOND. BUS) $85/-, $95/- BANGKOK CHIANGMAI 15 DAYS (DELUXE AIR-COND BUS) $360/- HAADYAI/SONGKHLA 7 DAYS $120/- GENTING HIGHLANDS473 words
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Advertisement278 1972-09-18 13 TV/RADIO/SALES 4 SERVICES BUY "SIIRA" TELEVISION on hire-purchase. Monthly instalment from $30/- upwards. Trade-in also welcome. Free aerial. PHONE: ***** er ***** HI-FI TRADERS 59 South Brdige Rood, Singapore 1. SERVICING ALL KINDS television, tape-recorders, amplifiers, television for rental. Reasonable charges day/night service. Phone: ***** anytime. VEHICLES FOR SALE NG278 words
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Article, Illustration425 1972-09-18 14 Sonny Yap - By Sonny Yap The International Federation of Bodybuilders is now waiting for a reply from the International Olympic Committee on its application for affiliation. In a letter to the local IFBB's director, Mr. John Ong, the IFBB's president Mr. Ben Welder said that the "subject Is425 words
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Article76 1972-09-18 14 Hong Kong, Monday The eight-day all-China swimming contest opened in the South China city of Canton on Saturday, radio Canton reported yesterday. The radio broadcast monitored here said 780 swimmers from 21 provinces took part in the "first cwimming gala' in the city since the great proletarian cultural76 words
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Article38 1972-09-18 14 London, Monday Ivan Mauser, 33-year-old New Zealander, regained the world speedway championship which he tost last year when he defeated Sweden's Benght Presson In a race-off for the title at Wembley here on Saturday night.38 words
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Article252 1972-09-18 14 Johannesburg, MondaySpringbok rugby union captain Piet Greyling has appealed for rugby relations between South Africa and New Zealand to be sorted out to save next year's Springbok tour of New Zealand. Greyling, who Is likely to captain the Springboks if the tour takes place, was252 words
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Article42 1972-09-18 14 Hong Kong, Monday.—A Chinese youth table tennis delegation left Peking yesterday for friendly visits to the Arab Republic of Yemen, Egypt and Lebanon, the New China News Agency reported yesterday. The relegation is lead by Liu Chun-Yuan.42 words
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664 1972-09-18 14 Munich, Monday. The athlete's search for a magic potion to Improve his per lormance is nothing new, according to Olympic Medi cal Commission member Dr. Daniel F. Hanley. The only difference now is that they are catching them. In Munich Rick664 words
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Article138 1972-09-18 14 Bralnerd. M 1 nne so ta, Monday. The CanadianAmerican Challenge Cup road racing series has an old car, but a new star. Frenchmen Francois Cevert, 28, surprised himself and the crowd yesterday when he finished first, passing George Follmer, (US) about a mile from the138 words
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Article216 1972-09-18 14 Results of European first division football matches at the weekend were:— FRENCH Metx 2 Lyon 2; Angers 1 Strasbourg 0; Bordeaux 0 Paris F.C. 1; Marseille-3 ftennes 0; Valenciennes 1 Nantes 1; 80chaux 2 Nancy 2; AJaccio 2 Sedan 1; Reims 2 Basla 0; Red Star 1 Nimes216 words
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Article57 1972-09-18 14 London, Monday.—South African Gary Player will defend his Plccaddlly world match-play golf title at sWentworth near here next month, it was announced today. Others taking part in the championship from October 12 to 14 will be Americans Lee Trevino, Tom Welskqpf, Doug Sanders and Crier Jones, David57 words
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Article50 1972-09-18 14 London, Monday—Results of yesterday's rugby league matches were: Dewsbury 22 Barrow 11; Peatherstone Rovers 19 St. Helens 14; Hunslet 7 Bradford 25; Huyton 13 Oldham 25; Leigh 16 Salford 27; Rochdale 34 Blackpool 7; Swlnton 28 Hull Kingston Rovers 2; Warrington 26 Wlgan 7; York 18 Doncaster 10.50 words
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Article35 1972-09-18 14 Montreal, Monday. Se-cond-seeded Arthur Ashe of the United States defeated unranked Roy Smerson of Australia, 8-4, 3-8, 8-2, 7-5 yesterday to win the Rothmans Montreal ningipm championship to take home US$lO,OOO top prise.35 words
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316 1972-09-18 14 Str Louis, Monday Lee Trevino blazed past Deane Beman in the final round yesterday to take the US$3O,OOO top prize in the US$l5O,OOO St. Louis Open golf classic. Trevino, starting the round one stroke behind Beman, needed only two holes and 16 minutes316 words
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Article116 1972-09-18 14 Jakarta, Monday.—China will not be invited to take part in the world badminton tournament here in November because she is not a member of the International Badminton Federation (IBF), the chairman of the Indonesian Badminton Association, Dr. Ferry Sonne ville said yesterday. Top players of116 words
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Article104 1972-09-18 14 A7 M I i£ O F?«, NE: Carlton 1.1 4*7 w drew with Richmond 6J I.S 4.9 8.13 (61) ?u 2 7 8 10 13 IH*7 t n f«i ln<twood M 310 North 0 J 0.4 9.7 14.13 IH> bt Port- 4J 5 Ul Perth 2.4 6.7 S104 words
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Article66 1972-09-18 14 Manchester, Monday. Lancashire beat Kent by four runs in a one-day Champions challenge cricket match of 40 overs here yesterday. SCORES: Lancashire 181 for eight (K. Snellgrove 51, B. Julien three for 23, R Elos three for 35). Kent 157 all out after 38 overs66 words
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Article98 1972-09-18 14 Melbourne, Monday. Australian squash cham plon Geoff Hunt gained revenge yesterday afternoon over his English rival, John Barrlngton, with a straight games victory In the US$BOOO Australian round robin series. Playing at his devastating best Hunt took 55 minutes to beat Barrington, 9 1. 9-3, 9-5.98 words
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Article52 1972-09-18 14 CENTRAL LEAGUE Chunlehi 3 Yomiuri 2 Yomjnri 10 ClMuUehi 8 Han shin 4 Yaknlt 1 Hiroshima 9 Taiyo S PACIFIC LEAGUE Lotte 7 Toei 6 Lotte 8 Toei 5 Kintetsu 7 Nishitetsn 1 Nishiitetsn 2 Kintetsa Hankjm 5 Nankai 2 Nishitetsn 2 Hankyu 0 denotes second fame. United52 words
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Miscellaneous86 1972-09-18 14 DR. KILDARE I RMP A HOUSE CALL ON SARAH VENAOLE... SHE WAS THE YOUNG WOAAN WE BOTH SAW RUNNING AWAY FROM THE APMITTING NURSE YFSTERCA/ PR. GILLESPIE. 7- ■m ns M 7, ANP YtXJ CONVINCED HER THAT A RATIENT IN THE HOSPITAL IS WORTH TWO HOME REMEDIES IN THE BUSH,86 words
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Miscellaneous239 1972-09-18 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Copied closely. 6 Ingredients for a pie. 12 Chaplet. 14 Wage earners collectively. 16 Road divider. 17 Liqueur. 18 Alabama. 20 Operated. 21 Singly: Phrase. 22 Feminine title. 23 |N Kiss and—." 24 Scene of Christ's first miracle 25 Dickens' villain. 29 Lean and strong.239 words
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Article, Illustration1211 1972-09-18 15 From Blue Peter in Penang Leading trainer Teh Choon Beng has entered a powerful team of horses for the Penang Turf Club SeptemberOctober meeting and can consolidate his position as most of his horses are in peak form at the moment. Raja Wang heads1,211 words
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Article265 1972-09-18 15 Paris, Monday. Pleben, the English-bred French trained favourite, added the Prix Royal Oak to his victory in the Grand Prix de Paris in June when he came home li lengths clear at Longchamp yesterday. Pleben, owned by Baron Alexis de Rede and ridden by Marcel Depalmas,265 words
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246 1972-09-18 15 Salisbury, Monday.—Australian Test cricket brothers lan and Greg Chappell won the $700 Rhodeslan (about $2720) first prize in the International doublewicket competition which ended here yesterday. Scoring six out- of a mexlmum eight points they were two points ahead of three pairs—Tony246 words
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Article127 1972-09-18 15 National Football League Atlanta 37 Chicago 21; Cincinnati 31 New England 7; Green Bay 26 Cleveland 10; New York Giants 16 Detroit 30; New York Jets 41 Buffalo 24; Oakland 28 Pittsburgh 34; Call&s 28 Philadelphia 6; St. Louis 10 Baltimore 3; Denver 30 Houston127 words
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Article72 1972-09-18 15 Imola, Italy, Monday. Italy's Arturo Merzario, driving a Ferrari, won the Golden Steering Wheel Trophy motor race from Belgium's Jackie Ickx yesterday. Merzario finished more than one minute ahead of Ickx who also drove a Ferrari with Italy's Andrea De Adamlch third in an Alfa Romeo.72 words
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Article52 1972-09-18 15 Tokyo, Monday.—Former World Boxing Council featherweight champion Kuniaki Shibata of Japan left here yesterday for Johannesburg to meet South African Arnold Taylor there in a non-title match on September'3o. Shibata, who lost the title to Clemente Sanchez of Mexico here last May, is hoping to make52 words
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Article213 1972-09-18 15 Seoul, Monday The second Presidents Cup Asian soccer tournament will open in Seoul on Wednesday with eight countries participating. Competing in the meet will be Burma, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, Cambodia (Khmer) and South Korea. 'The eight nations, divided into two groups, will play213 words
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Article160 1972-09-18 15 Charlotte, Monday Billie-Jean King of the United States yesterday won the final of the Four Roses Premium tennis classic by overwhelming Australian Margaret Court 6-2, 6-2 to take the tourney's US$l2,OOO first prize the largest ever paid In a women's tournament. "This Is the best I've160 words
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Article62 1972-09-18 15 Le Mans, Monday.—French pair Gerard Debroco and Roger Ruiz won the 80l d'Or 24-hour motorcycle race here yesterday covering 2896.410 kilometres (1810.2 miles) at an average speed of 120.662 kph (75.41 mph). Riding a Japauto 950 cc the Frenchmen improved on last year's winning average speed62 words
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Article129 1972-09-18 15 London, Monday. Leading goal scorers In the English football League and League Cup competitions: DIVISION ONE: Malcolm Mac Donald (Newcastle) 9; Chris Garland (Chelsea), John Richards (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Bryan Robson (West Ham) 8; Bob Latchford (Birmingham), Martin Peters (Tottenham Hotspur) 7. DIVISION TWO: Brian Joicey (Sheffield Wednesday)129 words
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131 1972-09-18 16 "Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth?" San Jose Superior court clerk John Foster asked a witness in a murder trial the other day. "No," replied John Smith, 19. Judge Bruce Allen131 words
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Article68 1972-09-18 16 Knoxville police aren't sure, but they may have a "stoned" turtle on their hands. Narcotics Lieutenant Dorthea Sweeten said she discovered a small turtle in a plastic package of marijuana the other day. The marijuana had been confiscated earlier in the day in a narcotics arrest. Mrs.68 words
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150 1972-09-18 16 Melbourne Herald Steel shackles have been installed at two top British soccer grounds to restrain violent fans. The shackles are in special detention cells at both Liverpool's first division clubs—Everton and Liverpool. Men who continue fighting after being arrested will be manacledMelbourne Herald - 150 words
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Article53 1972-09-18 16 AH FOOK: Everyone should be looking forward to a week of pleasant bus travel from Friday onwards when the bus courtesy campaign starts. WEI LIN: Let's hope care, courtesy and cooperation last not just for a week but for the whole year round and involving both the busmen53 words
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Article60 1972-09-18 16 An exhibition of street garbage has opened In an attempt to make residents trash-conscious. The*"Stop-Tomi" (trash) Committee displayed piles of garbage and photographs of rubbish in an exhibition hall in the Oinza Sony Building. Tokyo Gov. Ryoklchl Mlnobe attended the opening and said he hoped the60 words
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Article74 1972-09-18 16 Mrs. Margaret Cezman of Peterborough, England stood proudly in the kit chen last Thursday looking at her brand-new electric range—then let out a yelp of horror as the delivery men left with the old one. She tore down the stairs and stopped them as they74 words
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Article, Illustration57 1972-09-18 16 Pretty Taiwanese singer. Viola Lin, 19, has made an 'exciting discovery in Singapore. "I find a lot of husband material," she said. "I shall return to explore the potential." Viola is performing at the dinner cultural shows of the Chinese Fantasy festival b*?ing held at the Hyat?57 words
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Article93 1972-09-18 16 Robert V. Hodge, 22, was found guilty in Pittsburgh on charges of disorderly conduct. He had been charged with kicking down the door of a homeowner who refused him water to douse his burning automobile. Police said they arrested Hodge about a block away from the home93 words
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Article53 1972-09-18 16 The women's Liberation Movement scored a victory when the U.S. Treasury ruled it will no longer require the use of "Miss or Mrs. for female purchasers of UJS. savings bonds. The Treasury previously required the prefix for identification purposes, but said social security numbers53 words
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Article277 1972-09-18 16 STRANGEST MARKET SQUARE OFFER Melbourne Herald The market square of Nish (second largest town in Serbit with 100,000 inhabitants, market days Wednesday and Fridays) has seen many strange deals in the 1,000 years of its history, but hardly one to equal the offer made this week.Melbourne Herald - 277 words
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Article190 1972-09-18 16 Today is Monday, Sep tember 18. the 262 nd day of 1972 with 102 to follow. THE MOON: Approaching its full phase. THE MORNING STARS: Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. THE EVENING STAR: Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. British poet and lexicographer190 words
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Article99 1972-09-18 16 A police constable charged in a rape case the other day was ordered to stand down from the witness box because he was drunk. Constable Nicolas Van Der Walt, who was charged with allowing another white man to rape an African woman in the99 words
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Miscellaneous430 1972-09-18 16 V 5 Siagapore 3.00 Opening followed by where the Heart Is 3.20 Children's Corner (T—Rpt) 3.50 A Diary of Events In Singapore this Week (T) 3.55 Then and Now (T—Rpt) 4.25 Days of Our Lives 5.05 Close 6.05 Opening followed by Porky Pig Show 6.30 News In Brief ft.35 Petticoat430 words
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Miscellaneous58 1972-09-18 16 SHORT RIBS J HAVE SOME BUSINESS •WITH XDU. 1M SELLING TCKETS *TD THE EXECUTIONERS' BALL, HERESMVUFSS SAVINGS. IU BUV Aa VOU HAVE. By Frank O'Neal I NEVER DREAMED. THERE WOULD BE SUCH A DEMANP FOR "TICKETS, j 4 tt i m ?/< Hit 1 r WONDERFUL f UOUJ MAMV 1558 words
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Miscellaneous517 1972-09-18 16 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY N BORN today, you possess a positive personality that exerts a forceful influence upon whatever or whomever it comes Into contact with. Open-minded as well as open-hearted, you are eager to embrace whatever is in the vanguard of civilisation. On the other517 words
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