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Title Section18 1972-11-01 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Wednesday evening, November 1, 1972 No. 551 Price 15 cents SINGAPORE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 197218 words
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Article11 1972-11-01 1 Police reported 90 accidents yesterday. Eight were serious.11 words
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Article153 1972-11-01 1 The share market was active for the first 45 minutes this morning. Trading was selective with the higher-priced stocks being generally neglected but steady. Federal Cables, with continued strong support, advanced two cents to $3.74. Folex gained two cents to $1.88, Slngapura Building Society remained steady at153 words
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Article26 1972-11-01 1 The Comm un 1 cations Minister Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin will give away more than $11,000 to three welfare organisation at a ceremony this afternoon.26 words
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Article292 1972-11-01 1 Long Kum Thong - Timing devices now By Long Kum Thong All public telephones will have "beat the hogs" timing devices by next September to limit calls to three minutes. The Singapore Telephone Board announced this today as Its answer to public complaints about "phone hogs" who292 words
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Article85 1972-11-01 1 More raids were made by the police during the past 24 hours in their hunt for a desperate gunman armed with two pistols. Police believe that he is still hiding somewhere in the island. He shot his way out of a police ambush in Paya85 words
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Article, Illustration389 1972-11-01 1 'Australia training them for espionage' Sydney, Wednesday University graduates are being recruited into an Australian espionage service which operates in South East Asian countries. Press reports The Daily Telegraph political correspondent. Mr. Richard Farmer, wrote: "The service has been a closely guarded secret since being389 words
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Article, Illustration526 1972-11-01 1 'It's a surrender of South Vietnam* UPI Reuter Saigon, Wednesday President Thieu today denounced the draft peace agreement between the North Vietnam and the United States as a "sellout" for Ytetnam and the- surrender of South Vietnamese people to the communists. TheUPI; Reuter - 526 words
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Article85 1972-11-01 1 New York, WednesdaySix people were killed and at least 10 were injured late on Monday when an explosion demolished a store in Lake City, Minnesota, with about 15 to 20 last-minute Halloween shoppers inside. Most of the dead and injured were hit by bricks from crumpling85 words
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Article57 1972-11-01 1 Thieves aroke into the house of Mr. Ghaffar Bhadelia, 28, in Taman Serasi, off Thomson Road, yesterday and stole cash and Jewellery worth $3200. Earlier at 8.30 ajn.. a canteen contractor. Mrs. Lee Kim Huay, 51. returned to her Sllat Road house to find her room ransacked.57 words
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Article39 1972-11-01 1 La Paz, Wednesday Army troops advanced behind armoured cars yesterday ripped down street barrrlcades In the capital and dispersed striking workers who had built them to protest Bolivia's 65 per cent devaluation of its currency.39 words
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216 1972-11-01 1 Berne, Wednesday Four people were burnt to death and several others inj ured when a passenger train collided with a goods train In the village station of St. Trlphon near Algle, Switzerland the fifth rail disaster in 36 hours. The passenger train216 words
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Article52 1972-11-01 1 London, Wednesday Three youths were each Jailed for five years today for raping a woman and robbing a man whom they had found making love in a London park. The circumstances were "so uncivilised and horrible that it scarcely bears description," the Judge said as he52 words
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Article87 1972-11-01 1 Another Chinese chartered vessel has arrived here to load cargo for Europe. The 14,000-ton Poh-tlng sailed Into the Port of Singapore Authority last night and is berthed at the wharf. The Poh-tlng will leave Singapore today with cargo for Marseilles, the French pert, and Italian ports.87 words
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149 1972-11-01 1 Belfast, Wednesday A bomb attack on a crowded Belfast Roman Catholic pub on Monday night killed two small girls frolicking in Halloween costumes in a trick-or-treat game nearby. The children, one six years old and the other four, wore masks and costumes of149 words
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Article42 1972-11-01 1 London, Wednesday —An 18-month-old. baby boy spent two days in a Leeds hospital suffering from the effects of the hallucinatory drug USD, Substances found at the home of the baby's 20-year-old parents are being examined by police experts.42 words
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188 1972-11-01 1 Ottawa, Wednesday.—Mr. Robert Stanfleld's Conservative Party appeared yesterday to have won enough seats to try to form a minority government, but whether Prime Minister, Mr. Pierre Elliott Trudeau would resign remained In doubt after Canada's closest election in history. Whatever the outcome and it188 words
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Advertisement57 1972-11-01 1 The UJinners Instant wealth through a big lottery prize -a dream come true or nightmare? See Page 9 NEW NATION TEL: *****1. I W Two JAL flights 9 every week on Friday r and Sunday departing Singapore 0830 arriving Osaka 19.35 j The feeling goes everywhere with us. ,UA OSAKA57 words
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Advertisement45 1972-11-01 1 cSwr, *r-.* T -s-ltf £*te f if Mi S* Ifefe CSSe* S/wrp portable recorders capture reality as they record voices and sounds. Discover the fascinating sounds of the jungle, fields, sea, baby's first words or just your own voice. And it's fun too. RD-403 IiTSSZ45 words
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Miscellaneous15 1972-11-01 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m. to 6 pjn. today Isolated showers with thunder15 words
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Article, Illustration116 1972-11-01 2 What a line-up! A litter of nine small Bassett Hounds, with "papa" Tumeric and "mam a" Belladona standing proudly by. And an equally proud owner, Mr. Chris Clifton, until recently In the oil field supply business, recounting how he had Imported Bella two years116 words
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270 1972-11-01 2 To stop exploitation The Labour Ministry is to carry out surprise checks on small business and industrial establishments, whose employees are nonunionised. to curb exploitation. Commenting on a New Nation report on exploitation of non-unionised workers in these places, a Labour Ministry statement said: "The270 words
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208 1972-11-01 2 Six Singapore companies have been banned from trading in Indonesia following the discovery by the Indonesian government of several cases of fraud and malpractices. The six companies, it is understood, had supplied inferior quality goods after obtaining letters of credit from Indonesian importers. They had208 words
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Article46 1972-11-01 2 The National Theatre Trust and Singapore Amateur Swimming Association will jointly hold a variety show at the National Theatre on Nov. 7 and 8. Proceeds will go towards the setting ud of a fund for the promotion of music appreciation in the Republic.46 words
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305 1972-11-01 2 The Tokyo Ballet Company opened their threenight season at the National Theatre last night with Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Ballet Suite. The Japanese production is conventional, both in setting and choreography by Hideteru Kitahara, the company's artistic director and lead male dancer last night. Certain technical305 words
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Advertisement42 1972-11-01 2 MARK HOLDING (PTE) LTD. take pleasure in announcing that with effect from Ist Novemberl972, they will serve as Sole Agents for Singapore and Malaysia for ETERNA watches of Switzerland. Showroom and Service Centre: B-31 Peninsula Shopping Complex, Coleman Street, Singapore 6. Te1:*****3.42 words
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Advertisement201 1972-11-01 2 Only our to London, USA and Australia give you BOAC service, as well. All 747s might look the same from the outside, but not from the inside. Only ours have the famous BOAC service, the kind of service you've always been used to on our VClOs. We've specially trained our201 words
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Miscellaneous476 1972-11-01 2 HRPPEIHIIGS wh t a O t d s ay on The WELFARE MONTH 1Z ROAD SHOW will be officially opened at the Kampong Eunos community centre at 7 p.m. TOKYO BALLET COMPANY will present < its second night performance at the National Theatre at 8.30 p.m. Mr. Edwin M. Cronk,476 words
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Article, Illustration107 1972-11-01 3 They are doing their bit to enhance the garden city image of the Republic and where better a place to start than in school! The girls, from St. Theresa's Convent, started a refreshing morning by planting a soursop tree in their schoolgarden (above) recently. And107 words
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Article277 1972-11-01 3 Hospital gets $50,000 unit The Minister for Health, Mr. Chua Sian Chin this morning announced the government's intention to improve pre natal care. He described the improvement of these services in maternal and child health clinics and hospital maternity units as a "logical complement" of277 words
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221 1972-11-01 3 From about 15 cars a week to 10 or fewer. That's the average sales of most makes of cars before and after the Government Increased taxes and registration fees. According to several motor films, especially those selling Japanese models, the tax hike221 words
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Article, Illustration372 1972-11-01 3 Recent world trend shows that the age limit for contracting lung cancer has been lowering rapidly and claiming more women victims. This is the opinion of Professor Gunnar Dahlstjom, 57, a specialist in pulmonary diseases at the Uppsala University Hospital, Sweden. He is here on372 words
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Article56 1972-11-01 3 The Young People's Service of the National Library has organised a series of three colour filmlets to be shown this combing Friday in the Meeting Room at 3 p.m. They are entitled Understanding Shakespeare, The Poet's Eyes: attribute to Shakespeare and A City for all Seasons, all56 words
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131 1972-11-01 3 The University of Singapore Society will present Samuel Beckett's two-act play, Waiting for Godot, in early December. Produced by local poet Chandra Nalr and his fiance, Miss Ivy Goh, the play is being staged by an entirely new group which has emerged within the131 words
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Article69 1972-11-01 3 The Australian High Commissioner Mr. N.F. Parkinson, will hand over the Anzuk High Commissioners' Cup to the 9th Anzuk Signals Regiment this afternoon. The regiment is the first unit to receive the award, which is presented to the most efficient unit to coincide with the force's first69 words
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309 1972-11-01 3 Singapore crocodiles have a friend in Mr. Peter Close, 27, field representative of the International Society for the Protection of Animals. An international campaigner for the protection of animals, Mr. Close wants to see that Singapore crocodiles get more humane treatment. Mr. Close said:309 words
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123 1972-11-01 3 All secondary schools In Singapore can look forward to a two-month vacation, the longest holiday to be enjoyed since the implementation of the new academic semester this year. Primary schools, however, will enjoy a seven-weeks holiday, beginning Nov. 10. while secondary schools will close at123 words
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Advertisement97 1972-11-01 3 A many splendoured meal at the Adelphi Grill Tel: *****. 12 noon to 3 p.m., 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. (Closed on Sundays) m m X ■i-t We have the answer to a gourmet's prayer at our newly-renovated Grill. Unsurpassed French cuisine, beautifully prepared and efficiently served. For busy people,97 words
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Advertisement150 1972-11-01 3 4Fa Va 6 S\ 'K,. >/ m n m f c/ *L 9 as 1 IM* K I a t> !«J ADVERTISERS... Concentrate your advertising where your best prospects are: through the Malaysia-Singapore Edition of The Weekly Newsmagazine FOR HER THE "JEWEL" OF BALLPENS f*iuisitclv crottcd for her delight Omomcntcd150 words
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Miscellaneous203 1972-11-01 3 weather! Temperatures in world cities yesterday. Jakarta 34-26 C Kuala Lumpur 33-24 C Bangkok 33-25 C Hong Kong 27-24 C Manila 32-22 C Taipeh 32-22 C Naha 26-21 C Seoul 14- 1C Tokyo 20-13 C London 14-12 C Paris 15- 8C Moscow 2-minus 3C New York 13- 2C Sydney 19-16203 words
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Article, Illustration684 1972-11-01 4 Big response to rallying call by Innerwheelers INNERWHEELERS managed to persuade MRS. HAROLD FRANCIS, wife Of the New Zealand High Commissioner, to turn her Queen Astrld Park home over to members and friends for a coffee morning and sale of work. With such684 words
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526 1972-11-01 4 From the DOG HOUSE By Pfi A visitor to a recent C h a m p 1 o nship Dog Show looked at Dr. Chia Chye Cheng's Pomeranian "Charity of Chia" and clapping her hands declared: It's a Lulu! She was526 words
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175 1972-11-01 4 The newly-formed Singapore Kennel Club Is holda competition to select a badge design for the club. Prizes of $100 for the winner, $50 for the second best entry and $25 for third will be awarded. There will also be five consolation prizes of175 words
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Article, Illustration45 1972-11-01 4 One- and-a-half-year-old Be r n i (above) is this week's dog for adoption. She was left homeless when her owners shifted into a flat.If you wish to adopt her call at the SPCA V 151 Orchard Road, or 4 ring *****9. *>45 words
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Advertisement21 1972-11-01 4 design 2030 S3 1 w ft 9 v design 805 design 702 v. l: z> fm m VA f I Ssit21 words
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289 1972-11-01 5 Girls in demand The high labour turnover in the electronics industry is taking another bite. Firms are now spending more money in their efforts to attract new staff. One firm in the Kallang industrial estate has produced colour pamphlets for distribution in several housing289 words
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Article42 1972-11-01 5 The Students' Union of Ngee Ann Technical College will hold its first Orientation Ball on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. in the Imperial Hotel. Tlie vice-principal of the College, Mr. Philip Limb will be the guest-of-honour at the function.42 words
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Article48 1972-11-01 5 Dlethelm Furniture Co. has organised a sit-in for charity at the opening of its new showrooms at the Orchard on Nov. 10. 'The company Is paying one dollar for every hour of sitting time by each particiDant, and the total sum will be donated to charity.48 words
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330 1972-11-01 5 President Nixon's trip to China and the subsequent display of his gifts from Chinese leaders has generated a potential market for things Oriental in the United States. This was disclosed by the of Texas Export Development Corporation for Asia, Mr. Rene M. Isip,330 words
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201 1972-11-01 5 The Stage Club and the Sceneshifters have announced the winners of The Wizard of Oz painting competition. The winners for the nine to twelve age group are Ong Ming Fong and Tan Tee Peng of Singapore 12, Chan Siok Wah ana Law Ngal Chuen of201 words
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Article33 1972-11-01 5 The Tanglln Constituency will hold a dinner at Whltely Secondary School on Sunday at 8 pjn. to celebrate the election victory of Mr. E.W. Barker, Minister for Law and National Development33 words
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Article, Illustration179 1972-11-01 5 Miss Lee Lai Foon, 17, being whisked off her feet by a merry group of friends (above) after receiving her prize at St. Theresa's Convent's first Graduation Day. Lai Foon, who was the school's top girl of the year (1971), scored distinctions in English Language, English179 words
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Article34 1972-11-01 5 All creditors of the Woodlands Division Co-opera-tive Shop Society Singapore Limited are required to submit their claims to the Registry of Co-operative Societies, Ministry of Social Affairs, Empress Place, by Nov. 18.34 words
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Article187 1972-11-01 5 Two nial officers from the Police Crime Suppression Division have spent five days here as part of the investigation into the Cathay Pacific Airways crash. The CPA crash on June 15 which killed 81 people including the ten member crew was allegedly caused by a bomb187 words
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Article19 1972-11-01 5 Miss Marianne Chong Kim Moy has been appointed a probation officer under the Probation of Offenders Act.19 words
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181 1972-11-01 5 Police are Intensifying their patrols at sea to protect lightermen from waterfront gangsters, police spokesman Mr. Lawrence Loh said today. He was commenting on the Singapore Lighter Owners Association's complaint of cargo thefts from lighters plying the eastern and inner roads. An181 words
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Article49 1972-11-01 5 The Metrication Board has yet to decide on a new metrication daching. A board spokesman, clarifying a New Nation report, pointed out that the picture published on Oct. 25, was an Indonesian daching and Is one of the several weighing Instruments being studied by the board.49 words
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Article21 1972-11-01 5 Robin Shipyard (Pte.) Limited will hold a dinner at the Mandarin Hotel on Friday to celebrate its 10th anniversary.21 words
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Advertisement158 1972-11-01 5 the lightweight champion s%oz.Terylene/Vlfool by WAINSHIELL A .-v > ft STt. H V**A l M SJ m f.-Y mi, jap*— for the tropics, there is nothing more comfortable, more luxurious than the s'/j oz. Terylens/Wool by the world famous house of Wain Shiell The very feel u f lt ls158 words
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Miscellaneous265 1972-11-01 5 Qui* object No. 105 No correct entries what is 11? Last Thursday's quiz photograph showed part of a torch. ■No correct entries were received. Today's prizes will therefore snowball on to tomorrow's. Do you know what today's quiz photograph No. 105 shows? If you do, write or type out your265 words
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Article, Illustration2213 1972-11-01 6 Pakir Singh; Lee Kuan Yew - "I think the Thais also know, like the rest of South-East Asia, that the Americans are not going to fight any more ground battles in Asia, particular ly against irregular guerilla forces. "But if there were an American presence in Thailand, the Thais2,213 words
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518 1972-11-01 6 Jon Anderson - AMERICA From Jon Anderson Reuter The United States Civil Aeronautics Board will shortly decide on rival claims by four major U.S. airlines seeking to serve a tiny western Pacific island with less than 11,000 population. At stake is a proposed route from Japan toReuter - 518 words
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VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article284 1972-11-01 6 What other newspapers are saying: SAIGON: A NEW LEADER NEEDED? The prospect for a ceasefire that may lead to permanent peace in Vietnam appears to be still remote despite the mounting speculation that a ceasefire will be announced before the American Presidential elections scheduled for the second week284 words
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Article560 1972-11-01 6 Price control. Year after year when the fasting month comes the prices of dally necessities would go up and the high prices would be maintained by the shopkeepers right till Harl Raya. It has been reported that to date the prices of glutinous rice and potatoes have gone560 words
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Article386 1972-11-01 7 Bonn's call to Libya Bonn, Wednesday West Germany last night called on Libya to put on trial the two Arabs who hijacked a Lufthansa airliner on Sunday and secured the freedom of three guerrillas captured after the Munich Olympic killings. It made no request for386 words
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Article322 1972-11-01 7 Government spells out aims in Queen's speech Reuter London, Wednesday Britain yesterday pledged to work for peace in me Middle East and Indo-China, and to strengthen improved relations with China. It hoped a lasting settlement could be achieved in the Asian subcontinent. These aims were spelt outReuter - 322 words
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Article162 1972-11-01 7 United Press International London, Wednesday—The traditional pageantry and ceremonial splendour of yesterday's opening of Parliament fell slightly flat. Britons, their spending power hit by inflation, had their eyes on their pocketbooks. All the glitter and dash for which Britain's state ceremonies are famous were there yesterday.United Press International - 162 words
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Article, Illustration98 1972-11-01 7 Rescue workers comfort four year old Sylvian Manteneix who escaped unhurt after a French airliner smashed into a mountain in heavy rain and fog near Paris. Sylvian was one of the nine survivors of the crash in which 59 people died. Another survivor wasUPI picture - 98 words
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435 1972-11-01 7 UPI Reuter Phnom Penh, Wednesday —"I got the picture I went there for," photographer Gaston Baudelet said yesterday. But it cost him 15 months as a prisoner of the communists in the Cambodian jungles. Baudelet, a 21-year-old French freelance pnotographer living in Saigon,UPI; Reuter - 435 words
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Article29 1972-11-01 7 New Delhi, Wednesdaymore than 700 Asians expelled from Uganda, Including 100 British passport holders, arrived in Bombay yesterday by an Indian ship, 88 State of Haryana.29 words
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92 1972-11-01 7 Belfast, Wednesday Leaders of Northern Ireland's main Catholic party today prepared arguments to persuade the British Government to release the remaining 2 00 suspected guerrillas still Interned without trial The politicians are expected to appeal to the pro- vince's administrator. Mr. William Whitelaw, In92 words
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Article257 1972-11-01 7 Reuter Santiago, Wednesday The Chilean Cabinet resigned yesterday to allow Marxist President Salvador Allende, struggling against a three-week old strike which has left the country short of food and fuel, to restructure his government. The Cabinet resigned shortly after Dr. Allende accepted the resignations of twoReuter - 257 words
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129 1972-11-01 7 Katmandu, Wednesday.— Two members of a Japanese climbing expedition which returned here today from the Himalayan region told of the slgnung of a Yetl—or abominable snowman and the discovery of strange tracks. The leader of the expedition. Mr. Tadakl Sahashl, and an American. Mr. James129 words
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276 1972-11-01 7 Reuter Peking, Wednesday. Chinese Foreign Minister Chi Peng-Pei yesterday told Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the British Foreign Secretary, that he would give his "personal attention" to the question of three British citizens detained by China since the Cultural Revolution. Sir Alec has completed seven-and-a-halfReuter - 276 words
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Article466 1972-11-01 8 Israel's shock and condemnation of Bonn's acceptance of the hijackers' demand for the release of three Arab guerrilla prisoners is understandable. The three prisoners are the survivors of the Black September Group who disrupted the Munich Olympics. The three were involved in the bloody incident which466 words
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Article90 1972-11-01 8 J J JJIvjjJJJ by ISPY How the times have changed Ball! An aged friend was telling us of his experience In that exotic Island before the war. "The girls went topless then, and they were beautiful and statuesque/'he said. "Then one day I came across a90 words
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Article, Illustration772 1972-11-01 8 DICK WILSON - DICK WILSON Japan's anti-aid lobby has begun to orchestrate, and it will become a matter of urgency for SouthEast Asian intellectuals, especially politicians, economists and writers, to combat it vigorously. The curtain was raised recently in the most respectable772 words
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Letters
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Article125 1972-11-01 8 The Ministry of Education could transfer experienced teachers. In primary schools (whose salaries range from $900 to over $1000) to secondary schools In order to ease the shortage of graduate teachers in the secondary schools and to give the newly qualified, Certificate in Education trained teachers an opportunity125 words
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Article88 1972-11-01 8 CHAN LOY CHAN (Miss - CHAN LOY CHAN (Miss) Public Relations Officer, Ministry of the Environment. Singapore, 3. Reference Is made to the letter from A.N. (N.N.. 14.10.72) under the heading The Mosquito Menace. It was found that some cover slabs had been removed from the septic tank referred to, by unauthorised88 words
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Article144 1972-11-01 8 As loyal citizens and supporters of the government's efforts to promote the llylng conditions of the people of Singapore, we are very disappointed that refuse bins are placed near and around Housing and Development Board's flats. Despite the daily collection of refuse, the smell and stench144 words
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Article121 1972-11-01 8 WILLIAM L.S. M - WILLIAM L.S.M. Recently I conducted a private survey and to my dismay, nine out of ten who I included in my survey do not know the meaning of the words of our national anthem. It is no point singing the national anthem everydav and yet not know121 words
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Article81 1972-11-01 8 GORDON THIA - GORDON THIA I have a complaint to make regarding the ring of the basketball court at Block 53, Toa Payoh. The basketball court ring has been damaged for the past few months, but no one has come to repair it. As we make use of the court often,81 words
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Article107 1972-11-01 8 V.C. PALMER - V.C. PALMER This is in reply to the letter from Early to Bed, published In the New Nation on October 4. We concede that the Rolf Harris Show has, over recent weeks, taken a turn towards being worthy of the praise handed out by Early to107 words
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Article67 1972-11-01 8 I would like to thank the residents of Block 82 of Common wealth Close through your columns. They were helpful and considerate enough to get help for me when I was stuck In the lift on Monday, October 23. I had no chance to get to know them67 words
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Article73 1972-11-01 8 CORINNA DIEU (Mrs - CORINNA DIEU (Mrs.) Public Relation* Officer, Housing and Development Board, Singapore, Z. We refer to the letter from Antl-Nolse Resident dated October 13. We would appreciate It If the complainant could write or call at our Buklt Ho 6wee Area Office providing us with details regarding73 words
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Article115 1972-11-01 8 I am a clerical officer in the Oeneral Clerical Service and I understand that I am not eligible to apply for promotion to Higher Clerical Officer/Executive Officer in closed departments. Why should this be so? Why should there be a discrimination against OCS clerks? After all, we may115 words
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Article133 1972-11-01 8 On behalf of many indebted workers may I through your paper appeal to our Members of Parliament who are closely connected with the National Trades Union Congress to look into the money-lending business In Singapore. < The small-time moneylenders charge $10 Interest per month for every $100 and133 words
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Article90 1972-11-01 8 RISHPAL SINGH - RISHPAL SINGH Public Liaison Officer, National Library, Singapore, 6. Please refer to the letter by Amateur Photographer (NN, October 27). Overseas serials on the average take between two to three months to arrive by sea mail. If two or more Issues arrive at the same time as90 words
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Article45 1972-11-01 8 KOH CHIN KOK - KOH CHIN KOK I suggest that a bus shed be constructed at Lorong 7. (facing Block 18) Toa Payoh as passengers have no place to take cover when it rains. I hope that the authorities- concerned will look Into the matter.45 words
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Advertisement12 1972-11-01 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation. Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1.12 words
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Miscellaneous20 1972-11-01 8 IB m. ~\WYS WVS. M XOM Ay/y f£\\ v ?*>■: -<■•- C"0 Ml' i» ;]?.r'4>U 'c*!^ •s jTjJJ^j®Z ■S V*, \tt* t20 words
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Article, Illustration2221 1972-11-01 9 Tan Chung Lee - A two-part series by Tan Chung Lee Instant wealth —but dreams can turn to nightmares by Tan Chung Lee Winning the first prize in any lottery may be everybody's p 1 p e-dream. Instant wealth. Just imagine what you could do with the money. But until you2,221 words
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Advertisement5 1972-11-01 9 Tomorrow: Lottery winner's kidnap tragedy5 words
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728 1972-11-01 10 PETER ONG - IPOP I [with PETER ONG Well pop pickers, here's your chance again to enter the big New Nation Pop Poll 1972. The entries are pouring tov And no wonder. There are 100 great LPs there for the winning—lncluding 25 for the top728 words
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Article509 1972-11-01 10 Violet Oon - By Violet Oon A series of firsts marks this month's Music for Everyone concert to be presented by the Ministry of Culture this Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Singapore Conference Hall. Semplicius Cheong's Flute Sonata makes its debut with Geoffrey Benjamin on the flute509 words
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Article, Illustration827 1972-11-01 10 Washington Post At an outdoor table at one of Hollywood's tastefully organic restaurants where whole grain breads and natural honey are dispensed like healing balms, Jon Voight sits, staring at the passing traffic, squinting first through one eye, then the other as if nervouslyWashington Post - 827 words
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398 1972-11-01 10 Nancy Koh - By Nancy Koh Bill Bailey's Coconut 'Grove Bar still churns out bubblegum music ;—not rock and roll or •Chubby Checker but iHumperdinck and Deep Purple. The strains of melody blare out from a Redlfusslon in one corner of the bar. Gone are the398 words
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Article, Illustration586 1972-11-01 10 Melbourne Herald As a seller of sex in Never on Sunday, Melina Mercouri wooed and won the world. As a wlthholder of the same, she's now hoping to score on Broadway. The 47-year-old Greek actress stars early next month in Lysistrata, Arlstophane's comedy aboutMelbourne Herald - 586 words
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Miscellaneous375 1972-11-01 10 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IMEW IMATIOIM POP POLL 19"72 INTERNATIONAL SECTION BEST CROUP 1 BIST VOCALIST (MALI) B BASSIST BEST DRUMMER LOCAL BEST CROUP BEST VOCALIST (MALE OR375 words
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Article, Illustration140 1972-11-01 11 Here's something to suit all moods if you feel like romping around, or catching a bit of the sun or wind, or if you are going to spend a casual night out, or having day out with your girl friends. If you like switching140 words
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Article1243 1972-11-01 11 TRISH SHEPPARD - TRISH SHEPPARD Last night we had dinner at a friend's house and there we met a couple of young men who have been travelling, living and working together for four years. They are musicians from Europe who are playing at one of the big hotels. It was1,243 words
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Article, Illustration1030 1972-11-01 11 TAN CHUNG LEE - Flying is fun—if you get the hang of it TAN CHUNG LEE Exhilarated though a bit heady that was how I felt after my first flying lesson. It was Just 35 minutes at the controls of the fourseater Cherokee 140, but enough to convince1,030 words
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173 1972-11-01 11 Melbourne Herald Britain's secretaries are forced to lie about their age because bosses are not interested in over-255, according to a report. The report, by the Alfred Marks Employment Bureau, one of Britain's biggest, says that bosses tend to beMelbourne Herald - 173 words
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Advertisement92 1972-11-01 11 JS w St 3J> if r. SI TS il Selective marketing calls for selective media buying. When you want the top of the market you don't need to buy the whole market. That's costly wastage! For the same money you can buy three times as many insertions in NEW NATION;92 words
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Republic of Vietnam National Day
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Article, Illustration976 1972-11-01 12 It all depends on the actions of big powers THE problem of neutralisation of BouthEast Asia was recently raised by a number of countries in this area. We have to mention that the non-commun-lsts countries in this area do not have a scheme to attack anyone976 words
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Article, Illustration623 1972-11-01 12 Nguyen Dang Khoi - By Nguyen Dang Khoi For many years, Vietnam's economy has been geared to the emergency needs of a nation at war. In these conditions, there was no wonder many distortions and deficiencies developed, making this country an undesirable place for longterm investment. Since November623 words
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Article, Illustration821 1972-11-01 13 Le Van - It will boost Vietnam's GNP By Le Van A four-year plan of economic development has been submitted to the government for consideration. If it should bring about the expected results, it will help to increase South Vietnam's gross national product from 921,000 million piasters to 1,175,000 million821 words
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738 1972-11-01 13 A country at war is scarcely the usual subject of a tourist guide. However, although many roads in South Vietnam are still unsafe for travelling, all places of interest can be reached by air from Saigon. Air Vietnam has daily flights linking Saigon738 words
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Advertisement146 1972-11-01 12 BEST WISHES TO THE GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE OF THE REPUBLIC ON THEIR NATIONAL DAY FROM V 4 M.V. AQUATIC' SEN SEN SHIPPING TRADING CO., (PTE) LTD. 101, VICTORIA STREET SINGAPORE 7. TEL: NOS. ***** *****. CABLE ADDRESS: "SENSENCOY" i Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Government and People of the146 words
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Advertisement186 1972-11-01 12 WE EXTEND OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE OF THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM ON THEIR NATIONAL DAY ft SIN HENG CHAN (I960) PTE. LTD. HEAD OFFICE 30-31 UPPER CIRCULAR RD., S PORE 1. TEL: *****, *****, ***** CABLE ADD: "IMPORTRICE" MALACCA BRANCH: 82, JALAN KI LANG, MALACCA. KUALA186 words
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Advertisement253 1972-11-01 13 Best Wishes to the people and Government of the Republic of Vietnam on the occasion of their NATIONAL DAT from SIONG HOE BISCUIT FACTORY (PTE) LTD SIONG HOE CONFECTIONERY FTY. (PTE) LTD 18-J, Ah Hood Road, Singapore Tel: *****5 PEST WISHES TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM ON253 words
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Advertisement45 1972-11-01 13 >$ 'GS<A v<; GREETINGS TO THE GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE OF THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM ON THEIR NATIONAL DAY m mas Lam Kok Shipping Co.CPtel Ltd. 16K/16L, RMhy CmN (5Hi Flow), linger Stmt, tff At— Ro«4, TckphoM Ho. *****3 (7 Ums) T«Ws: Quality RS2M73 ;>% h I is45 words
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Advertisement262 1972-11-01 13 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM ON THE NATIONAL DAY JET TO THE ENDLESS MARVELS OF ASIA AIR VIETNAM *3 Flights weekly from Singapore to Saigon with dependable Boeing 727, in good Vietnamese hands. "Convenient onwards journeys, also by Boeing 727 to Manila, Hongkong, Taipei, Osaka, Tokyo, Phnom Penh,262 words
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261 1972-11-01 14 Reuter London, Wednesday. Gillett and the Chartered Bank said they have Interests in the Discount Company of Singapore, which has been given permission to operate in the Singapore short-term iftoney market by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, effective from November 27. GillettReuter - 261 words
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208 1972-11-01 14 The Introduction of Import licensing of certain types of textiles and the raising of duties on them will affect Singapore's textile transhipment trade. A spokesman of the Indian Chamber of Commerce confirming this yesterday said: "Singapore's textile trade with Malaysia will be affected. But208 words
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173 1972-11-01 14 Unit-holders of Singapore Progress Fund (managed by Singapore Unit Trusts) have received a 38 per cent Increase In payout for the half-year ended September 1972. The latest payout, Is $4.44 for every 100 units, compared with $3.22 In the previous six months. The173 words
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Article32 1972-11-01 14 improves London, Wednesday. Sterling's value against the dollar rose by over one cent yeiterday as dealers looked more favourable on the chances of the government Ma the unions agreeing ®®an anti inflationary32 words
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Article25 1972-11-01 14 Tokyo, Wednesday—Heavy pressure on Japan to revalue the yen continued yesterday, with U*****.6 million being sold for yen In Japan's foreign exchange markets.25 words
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191 1972-11-01 14 Rank Xerox's newly introduced product. XJt. copier 4000 will only be for hire. The company's general manager, Mr. Seah Keng Suan said. "The charge is $120 a month on an annual basis. "Reproduction of copies can be made at the rate of 17 cents191 words
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Article, Illustration87 1972-11-01 14 The 73,000-ton Benalder at Southampton just before she left on her maiden voyage to Singapore. She is due here on November 10. The Benalder is the first of three giant container Ships being built for Ben Line Containers Ltd. She is one of the largest and87 words
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Article, Illustration93 1972-11-01 14 The share market was generally easier yesterday in contrast with the improving trend of the past week. International Wood, one f)t the most active stocks of the day, failed to maintain its initial gain of two cents and close at 96 cents, down 12 cents. Profit-takers also lowered93 words
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Article41 1972-11-01 14 Jakarta, Wednesday—The Indonesian Government has approved eight foreign capital investment projects worth more than US$27 million ($75 million) during the past month. The foreign firms formed Joint ventures with their Indonesian counterparts in operations in the country.41 words
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278 1972-11-01 14 New York, Wednesday.— Prices firmed in moderate trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange as investors were encouraged by signs an Indochina ceasefire was near, analysts said. The communists dropped their insistence the ceasefire be signed yesterday and reportedly were ready for new278 words
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Article284 1972-11-01 14 During the year ended June 1972 Tasek Cement experienced Increased demand for cement in both the domestic and export markets. The expansion of the domestic market is the result of the high levels of development and building activities in the public and private sectors In284 words
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603 1972-11-01 14 It was almost a nil growth year for the Anglo-Thai Corporation in 1971-72 with group pre-tax profits standing at £1,745,993 against £1,603,710 (ex exceptional items) previously. However, the chairman, Sir Denys Lowson. points out in his annual statement that the currency realignment arising603 words
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Article241 1972-11-01 14 From today Business News will publish In addition to Wall Street prices, a selected list from the Sydney Stock Exchange and the Paris bourse. The Australian stock prices relate to the open ing prices in Sydney this morning, while the Paris prices are those at yesterday's close. Allied241 words
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Article259 1972-11-01 14 A baleen 18 20 Do Opts 09 10 Aod 14 16 Allstate Ctg 25 28 Amad 13 15 Aurora 04 05 Aust Ant 18 20 Bamboo 11 12 Beach 42 45 Bounty Oil 02-1/2 03 Bridge 24 25 Castlere&gh 07-1/2 08 Cleveland Ctg 63 65 Cosmos 02-1/2 03 Do259 words
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Article148 1972-11-01 14 Bull 78 (78.05) Royal Dutch 184.20 (184) Mlchelin 1900 (1880) Thomson 179 (177.80) CJPP. 213 (216) Rhone 174.10 (172 60) Air 345.10 (345) Philips 82.10 (81.85) Suez 367 (372) Citroen 105 (102.50) Pechlney U.K. 147 (146.50) C.S.F. 124.50 (121.10) Uslnor 102.10 (103) Hachette 412 (411) Peugeot 512 (518) B.8.N.148 words
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Article171 1972-11-01 14 pointed Mr. LohHongSianr Internal auditor; Mr. Tony Teow Tee Thin to the position of production manager; Mr. David Foo manager, advertising and staff marketing services; Mr. Stephen Say marketing coordinator, Industrial special products; Mr. Nicholas Tang Khui Cheong sales supervisor, dealer sales, copying products division. Mr. Jerry Ng sales171 words
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244 1972-11-01 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday.—The plywood and veneer Industry is being threatened because the acute shortage of logs is causing West Malaysia's 33 miiia to operate at below normal capacity. The situation has deteriorated with the approaching monsoon season, said Dr. S. M. Chua, chairman of244 words
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Article68 1972-11-01 14 Jakarta, Wednesday. The Malaysian government Is lending Indonesia 20,000 tons of rice from its own domestic stock to help ease the rice shortage in Indonesia, Cabinet spokesman Oen. Sudharmono said yesterday. The Indonesian government "greatly appreciates" the Malaysian offer, especially since it Is made at68 words
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Miscellaneous310 1972-11-01 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 62 165 L m I I ACROSS 1 Tropical tree. 5 Date 15 years before Magna Carta. 8 Western locale. 14 To me: Fr. 15 Longshoreman's group. 19 Punish by fining. 17 Measuring device of a kind. 19 Antimacassars. 20 All in one piece. 21 Venerable. 23310 words
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Advertisement486 1972-11-01 15 f NEW NATION ANNOUNCEMENTS DINI/DANCI AND ROMANCI Nitely to the 'Sounds of Howoiion' at Aloha Rhu, Hawaiian Villoge, Tonoh Meroh with Barney Morrior and his Howaiianaires Romantic SouthSeos Atmosphere. Toble Reservation *****4/*****5. AJH. INTIRPRISI 136 Crow Street Singapore 1. Telephone: ***** ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEER. ING PLAN PRINTING SERVICES, PRINTING PAPER SUPPLIES.486 words
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Advertisement356 1972-11-01 15 CHAN PUI Kit ANCIENT ART FURNITURE. New repoirs, repolishes oil Chinese Blackwood Art Furniture. 86 Nell Rood Telephone: *****. Singapore. FOR DKLJCATt ALUMINIUM sliding door, mosaic, terrazzo, renovation, extension etc. Reasonable price. Phone Liang Construction *****0 S'pore. NIW SPECIAL SPRAT-PAINT. I NO, repair and installation air* conditioners, refrigerators at customer356 words
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Advertisement585 1972-11-01 15 DISTRICT 10. HIGH CLASS fully furnished detached 4-room bungalow, big lounge/dining orcoodit loners, ottoched bathrooms, built-in wardrobes, modern kit* chen spacious garden, telephone, servant's room. $1900 S'pore Tel: *****5 (residence). ***** (office). J ALAN DAUAH DIST. IS 3bed roomed seaside aportment Furnished $650, Orchid Mansion $600, Jalon Kechil $400. Detoched585 words
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Advertisement491 1972-11-01 15 L.C.C. UVIStON CLASSES. Short hand at all speeds and Bookkeeping Intermediate Experience and well trained teochen Shorthand: Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 am. 11.30 a.m. commencing on 2nd November 1972. Bookkeeping every Saturday 2—4 p.m. commencing 11th November 1972 Enquiries Khalso Educational Centre, 2, Tessensohn Road, off Balestier Rood, Tel: *****491 words
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Advertisement621 1972-11-01 15 UPPER SERANGOON ROAD Next to petrol station opprox. 27,000 sq.ft. Vocont lond with brood frontons suitable for development. $15/- per sq.ft. Interested please contact Lee of Victor Mendez *****8. LAND FOR SALB AT Senoi. Johore Bahru, 14 miles from J.B. 10 Acres. Near Moin Rood and Senoi Airport. Please write621 words
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Advertisement619 1972-11-01 15 SHOPPING 6UIDK Wl STOCK o comprehensive range of nursery needs, quality children's dresses. Do your pre* motherhood shopping under one roof at Imbi Children's Wear 424, Blk. 166, *****5 (behind Kong Chian Cinema). Too Payoh Central S'pore Tel: DECORATING YOUR HOMES, offices ond shops with wallpapers, curtains, carpets, vinyl tiles,619 words
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Advertisement580 1972-11-01 15 M6-TC 1t47 in good conditior $6,000/- 0.n.0. before Wednesday Bth November ring office 10 12.30 p.m. S'pore *****4 House 6—8.00 p.m. *****1. BUYING AND SILLING relioble used cor*. Pocific Motor Credit Pte. Ltd., Showroom ot 511 Bukit Timoh Rood AYi m.s. Singapore 10. Telephone: *****1/*****4. 1f66 OPEL REKORD 1700, New580 words
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Advertisement48 1972-11-01 15 SLOAN E COURT HOTEL, 17. Balmoral Rood, quiet residential. Orchard Rood area, aircondittared, $20A upwords Teh *****/7 (S'pore). NOTICE FOR PROFESSIONAL DRAFTING SERVICES CONTACT: THE DESIGN SECTION, EIDA TELEPHONE 6531 N. Engineering tracings made from samples or originals. Draftsman available on a temporary daily basis. Complete confidence assured.48 words
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Article283 1972-11-01 16 London, Wednesday. Mike McDonald, who has replaced Injured England International goalkeeper Gordon Bank* In Stoke City's side, had a nightmare game last night as Stoke were tumbled out of the League Cup by Third Division rivals Notts County. McDonald was beaten three times as Notts283 words
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Article154 1972-11-01 16 London, Wednesday—The Welsh team Llanelli were chaired from the pitch by their Ecs 11 c supporters after beating the New Zealand All Blacks Rugby Union team by 9-3 here yesterday. The All Blacks, who made four changes from the side which opened the tour of Britain154 words
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Article148 1972-11-01 16 Paris, Wednesday. Britain, considered favourites for the rugby league World Cup title, Impressed French enthusiasts yesterday during a workout in their Grenoble Training Center. A French correspondent said the British team shook spectators by Its "enthusiasm, strength, accuracy and aura of total confidence and concentration."148 words
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Article827 1972-11-01 16 JEFFREY LOW - SOCCER SHE WITH JEFFREY LOW Something dreadful may happen soon. And if it does, soccer in Singapore could be wrecked, doomed and never again be seen in Jalan Besar, Farrer Park, Geylang or even the new national stadium. "You must be sick in the head,827 words
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Article555 1972-11-01 16 Tel Aviv, Wednesday. In Israel, when sports fans yell "kill the umpire" they really mean It. The government is deeply worried about such attitudes, and has mapped a campaign to protect referees and players and educate the aggressive, volatile Israeli sports fan in the555 words
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Article157 1972-11-01 16 Stockholm, Wednesday.— Stan Smith of Pasadena Calif., the current Wimbledon champion Is the number one choice for the 300,000 kroner (U5563,500) Stockholm open tennis tournament which gets under way next Monday. The tournament has gathered 64 of the world's leading players. Smith will face Ove Bengtsson,157 words
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Article, Illustration179 1972-11-01 16 The Singapore rugby team will play Its first game against defending champions Japan in the seven-nation Asian tournament in Hong Kong on Saturday. The Singapore team is mainly sponsored by Malayan Breweries which donated a total of $7500 for the trip. The cheque was handed over179 words
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Article215 1972-11-01 16 London, Wednesday—Ray Illingworth, former Test skipper for England, may seek election as a Test selector. Illingworth relinquished his hold as skipper when he declined to tour India later this year. He Is known to be keen to become a selector and his county, Leicestershire is just215 words
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Article110 1972-11-01 16 New York, Wednesday.— The United Press International top major college football teams with first place votes and won-lost records In parentheses: 1. Southern California (31) (S-l) 344 points; 2. Alabama (2) (7-0) 273; 3. Nebraska (2) (6-1) 265; 4. Ohio SUte (6-6) 233; 5. Michigan (7-6) 224;110 words
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Article165 1972-11-01 16 New York, Wednesday. Quarterback Craig Morton hit the first six passes he threw, two of them going for touchdowns, and then connected on three big passes in a time consuming fourth quarter drive in a steady rain that wrapped up a 28 24 victory in165 words
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Article, Illustration247 1972-11-01 17 By Blue Peter Pinkson (Miss Tibbatts), Joy Spinner (D. Brown) and Wlngate (Mrs. Taylor) did an impressive trial at Buklt Timah this morning. The trio ran 3f in 37 4/5 from a standing start, with Pinkson doing best at the finish. On this gallop Pinkson247 words
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1801 1972-11-01 17 SATURDAY PROFESSIONAL HORSES CLASS 1 DIV. 2—6F ($13,000 —$9,100 TO WINNER) ***** MING DERBY a (Lima Bet) Bougoure 7 9 00 ***** DATIN'S FaNCY S (HT Wee) Allan 7 gjs ***** UNFORGETTABLE g (Pao Kong) R Breukelen 6 8.12 ***** OPERA m a (Shaw)1,801 words
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Article, Illustration46 1972-11-01 17 JUMBO JET bows in gratitude after having protective bandages put on his legs before leaving for the United States on Sunday. He has safely reached his destination and will now begin his work up to the Washington International on November 11.46 words
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Article144 1972-11-01 17 Stockholm, Wednesday.— Amateur BJorn Borg, Sweden's 16-year-old number one, scored the best victory of his young career here last night when he defeated llth-seeded Charles Pasarell, of San Turce, Puerto Rico, 7-8, 6-4 in the Swedish Open tennis championships. Bjorn, a Wimbledon junior champion and one of144 words
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Article25 1972-11-01 17 London, Wednesday.— Results oflMt night's rugby matches we: Rugby league: Warrington 18 Wldnes 18; Rugby Union knockout (first round): Gloucester 18 Bath 0.25 words
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378 1972-11-01 17 Jakarta, Wednesday. The Indonesian Badminton Federation yesterday announced the names of International badminton stars who will take part In the first World invitation tournament here from November 12 to 15. The foreign participants Include a strong lineup of top European players Including three378 words
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Article206 1972-11-01 17 Laurel, Maryland, Wednesday.—Jumbo Jet, Singapore's representative In the November 11 running of the US$l5O,OOO Washington D.C. International, completed an 11,000-mile Journey yesterday to the Laurel race course and joined Canada's Belle Geste and Japan's Mejlro-Musashl as the only three on-the-scene entries. Jumbo Jet flew to Los206 words
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Article119 1972-11-01 17 London. Wednesday—Mill Reef, the 1971 Epsom Derby winner, is making good progress following the removal of the plaster from the left foreleg which he fractured in a training mishap last August. The four-year-old colt, who is owned* by American Paul Melllon, was nervous about putting much119 words
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Article62 1972-11-01 17 Colombo, Wednesday. Michael Tlssera was yesterday named as captain of the Ceylon cricket team to meet the Pakistani touring side In their three-day match here on November 9. The Ceylon team will be chosen after a trial game later this week, the selectors said. The Pakistanis, who62 words
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264 1972-11-01 17 London, Wednesday. Arnold Palmer, one of the all time golfing greats, is planning a gradual withdrawal from the world golf circuit. Palmer was the first player to win a US$l million In prize money. During his time at the top he has won264 words
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Miscellaneous166 1972-11-01 17 Sports diary BILLIARDS Junior three-ball Individual championship (Amber Rd). SOCCER Frlendlles: Shell v NSPB (Farrer Park 5.30 p.m.); Still Utd. v Interllner (Geylang 5.15 p.m); Hongkong Hotel v Katong Soccerltes (Farrer Park). GAMES Inter-Varsity: Women: MU v UI, SU v HKU (Gay World 2 p.m.); Badminton Open championship (SBA Hall166 words
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Article, Illustration63 1972-11-01 18 Miss Thailand 1972, 24-year-old Nipapat Sudsiri, worked as a stewardess with Thai International Airways before she was crowned Miss Thailand. She is now a PRO with the same airline. Besides swimming, flower arrangement and cooking as her hobbies, her one and only ambition is to findPicture by Sulaiman Ismail - 63 words
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717 1972-11-01 18 It stands like a greybrown oil derrick, ascending 1100 ft. Into the Chicago sky. It is the John Hancock Centre, the world's first vertical city, where residents sleep above the clouds and commute to work, in less than 90 seconds,717 words
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Article141 1972-11-01 18 Today is Wednesday, November 1, the 306 th day of 1972 with 60 to follow. THE MOON: Between its last quarter and new phase. THE MORNING STARS: Venus, Mars and Saturn. THE EVENING STARS: Mercury and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. ON141 words
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Article84 1972-11-01 18 The parents of three little boys went to school to see their sons' handiwork vandalism. They had wrecked It so much, It had to be closed and more than 200 other pupils sent home. The three boys had smashed windows, strewn equipment about classrooms, splashed paint,84 words
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163 1972-11-01 18 Learner-driver Fransiska Bergfeld, 49, scores top marks for trying. All her driving Instructors and examiners agree on that But they say, she's x still miles away from getting a I'cence despite a total 168 hours of driving lessons. Franzlska. of Nuremberg, West Germany, has163 words
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Article59 1972-11-01 18 AH FOOK: Five rail crashes In 24 hours and after a run of air disasters too. World travel seems to be getting more hazardous. MEI UN: Well let's try to do our bit to make things as safe as possible at home. You try to be a better59 words
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Advertisement114 1972-11-01 18 PTE. LTD. 11 the great emancipation of the dress shirt Now, the Miracle Comfort of Knits by Arrow Wonderfully soft. Luxurious. Uniquely stylish. Absolutely correct. Yet they are knits —with all the comfort that implies Extra softness Easy-draping qualities Just right warmth-without-weight Non-binding stretch comfort Completely washable No ironing needed114 words
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Miscellaneous904 1972-11-01 18 5 Siagapora Opening and Housewives' Matinee—The Shadow (Mandarin film, Pt. 1) A Diary of Events In Singapore this Week (C) Nam Isalnyarkal, featuring: Sachldanadhan (Rpt) Days of Our Lives Close Opening and Lippy Lion What Others Say (E) News in Brief Regional TV Debate In Chinese for Higher Institutions of904 words
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