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Title Section18 1973-02-22 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Thursday evening, February 22, 1973 No. 645 Price 15 cents SINGAfORK THURSDAY, FIMUARY 72. 197318 words
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Article245 1973-02-22 1 Share prices continued to ease on the stock exchange this morning. Trading was selective and thin. Fair amount of nervous selling was evident In Industrials, hotels and properties counters. But almost all the counters had a low turnover. Gammon, one of the most prominent stocks, eased 12245 words
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Article232 1973-02-22 1 Sampans pick up 40 UPI, Reuter Rangoon, Thursday More than 200 people are feared dead following a collision in the Rangoon river between a crowded ferry and a Japanese freighter last night. Eye-witnesses said only 40 passengers survived when the Japanese-built ferry, which can carry 280UPI, Reuter - 232 words
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Article30 1973-02-22 1 Paris, Thursday The missing coffin of former collaborationist leader, Marshal Philippe Petain, has been found, a police Investigator said In the western French town of Angers last night30 words
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381 1973-02-22 1 Egypt warns Israel Cairo, Thursday Egypt has warned Israel that it will "pay. dearly" for the downing of a Libyan passenger plane by its forces in Sinai yesterday. Calling the Israeli act "premeditated murder." a government statement broadcast by Cairo Radio said: "The Zionist381 words
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Article10 1973-02-22 1 Police reported 78 accidents yesterday. Five were serious.10 words
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288 1973-02-22 1 Reuter London, Thursday A 15-year-old boy was last night charged with attempted murder for his part In an Incident at the Indian High Commission here on Tuesday during which two other Pakistani youths were shot dead by police. The boy was earlier said toReuter - 288 words
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233 1973-02-22 1 Reuter Washington, Thursday. United States bombing operations in Laos are due to stop today when tne ceasefire agreement reached between the Laotian Government and Pathet Lao goes into effect, according to the Secretary of State. Mr. William Rogers. The US also expectedReuter - 233 words
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Article, Illustration330 1973-02-22 1 Wee Beng Huat, Douglas Chan - 60 lorries booked on Jurong road By Wee Beng Huat, Douglas Chan The Registry of Vehicles' Enforcement Squad this morning launched a massive crackdown on contract vehicles overloaded with passengers at Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim in Jurong. In a two-hour operation starting at 7 a.m., a 15-man team330 words
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Advertisement171 1973-02-22 1 BOSCH ROBERT BOSCH (SOUTH EAST ASIA) PTE LTD SINGAPORE TEL: S3HII KUALA LUM** M3ll ■HMM TO CONSUMERS (ourpublic): We're marketleaders in hairsprays, creme shampoos, hand body lotions, general-purpose talcs, and one or two other things (salon items). However,... we've remained an open-minded management. Quite possibly a few of our 34171 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous13 1973-02-22 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. today Isolated showers.13 words
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380 1973-02-22 2 Ivan Lim, Rav K. Dhaliwal - CASE call to improve quality By Ivan Lim, Rav K. Dhaliwal A cup of coffee or tea will cost five cents more In feoffee shops here from Sunday, a spokesman of the Singapore Foochow Coffee Restaurant and Bar Merchants Association announced today. From380 words
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204 1973-02-22 2 Bharathi Mohan - By Bharathi Mohan The Official Receiver will not get back any money from the $10 milliop Gemini land deal. This is because the whole of .the sale proceeds wil go towards the settlement of Gemini Chit Fund _Corporation's mortgage loan, interest and other accrued204 words
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Article33 1973-02-22 2 Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, Minister for Culture, will distribute "ang pows" and new year gifts to old folks at the Queenstown Community Centre in Bulier Terrace on Sunday at 10 a.m.33 words
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Article, Illustration106 1973-02-22 2 Nineteen staff members of the Teachers Training College have been busy for the past six months. And the result an art exhibition of 81 paintings and ceramic works. Opening the exnibition yesterday, the Principal of the TTC, Dr. Ruth Wong, commended her staff for "living106 words
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282 1973-02-22 2 Local traders are planning to export eggs to Hong Kong in a move to stabilise prices. The Singapore Livestock Farmers' Association will hold an emergency meeting todav to discuss how the exports can be subsidised. The association president. Mr. Lai Fee Kwong, said:282 words
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Article43 1973-02-22 2 The Combined Organisations of Earth Day Observance Council will hold a month-long Environment, Home and Health Exhibition at the Oolden Mile on March 21. (Earth Day). Highlights of the exhibition include Earth Day damseis, world peace competition and an auction.43 words
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Article42 1973-02-22 2 The Singapore Teachers' Union will hold a Trishawthon on Sunday to raise funds for Its Teachers' Centre. About 60 trishaws will be flagged off by Mr. Sia Kah Hul.'Minister of State for Labour, at Pol Chlng School-at 8 a.m.42 words
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Article39 1973-02-22 2 Mr. Chal Chong YU, the Minister of State for Education, will open the 25th anniversary Scout Handicraft and Pioneering Exhibition of th 2106 Catholic High School Scout Group at the CYMA ground at Waterloo Street on Satur-39 words
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104 1973-02-22 2 Six journalists will speak at a TV forum in Chinese op Freedom of the Press on Channel 5 at 6.35 pjn. today. Mr. Foong Choon Hong, from RTS Central Broadcasting Unit, will chair the forum. Other speakers are Prof. Wo q g Soon Chong104 words
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Advertisement196 1973-02-22 2 Sanyo SAP-RI2B of 11,000 BTU split-typa air-conditioner Al«o avaitabta: Modal SAP-RIBB of 16.000 BTU capacity at a beautifully practical price. When you have a beautiful home, great air conditioner holes wreck the beauty. With Sanyo's split-type air-conditioner, all you need is a 3 inch hole in the wall. Two small196 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous92 1973-02-22 2 [weather I Temperatures cities yesterday: Jakarta Kuala Lumpur Bangkok Hong Kong Manila Taipeh Naha Seoul j Tokyo London Paris Moscow San Francisco New York Sydney in world 32-25 C 35-23 C 34-26 C 1 17-16 C 32-19 C 24-17 C 20-11 C -minus 5C 11- 4C 11- 6C 10- 6C92 words
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Miscellaneous608 1973-02-22 2 HBPPEnmcs wh t a o t d s ay on Singapore Pools will hold a TOTO DRAW at Tay Ban Ouan Katong Shopping Complex at 7.45 p.m. The Singapore Family Planning Association will begin a course on LOOKING TOWARDS MARRIAGE at the YWCA House in Yung An Road at 7.30608 words
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Article189 1973-02-22 3 V.K. Chin - By V.K. Chin Koala Lumpur, Thursday The economic adviser to the Prime Minister, Raja Tail Sri Mohar, Is expected to join the Malaysian Airline System as full-time chairman In April. He will take over from Mr. O. K. Rama Iyer who became chairman189 words
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Article35 1973-02-22 3 The Chinese YMCA Is offering a six-session course on international foik dancing at its International Centre on March 13 at 8 pjn. Futher details are available from the Continuing Education Department, tel: *****1.35 words
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Article, Illustration380 1973-02-22 3 Pauline Khng - By Pauline Khng NTUC relief taxidriver Ng Chiang How dare look further when he saw tfce stack of $50 notes In the wallet one of his passengers had dropped In his taxi. His first thought was to return it as quickly as possible. A grateful380 words
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Article315 1973-02-22 3 President Sheares, the Chief Scout of Singapore launched Scout-Guide Week celebrations today with a call to 20,000 scouts and guides to set good examples for others to follow. He told them to "Show by good behaviour and hard work that you are worthy of your315 words
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Article516 1973-02-22 3 Wee Beng Huat - Accident deaths top murder rate ROAD SAFETY 5 73 By Wee Beng Huat If there is a. murder each day in Singapore all of us, who call ourselves law-abiding citizens, will react with horror and fear. But do you realise that the 390 people killed516 words
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169 1973-02-22 3 The Planning Committee of the International Association of Schools of Social Work will meet here next month to work out the details of a seminar on Social Work Education and Family Planning, scheduled to be held in November. Mrs. Ann Wee, of the Social169 words
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Miscellaneous310 1973-02-22 3 Quia object No. 198 Technician wins $30 Last Saturday's quiz photograph shewed two Dottle corks. The first prize of $30 goes to Mr. Wong Kok Kee of Prince Philip Avenue, a laboratory technician. His entry was the first one opened by the Editor last night The next correct answers from310 words
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In Person
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Article, Illustration432 1973-02-22 4 SPORTING bright new uniforms and smart coiffures, the 10 finalists paraded before the panel of judges and it was anyone's guess who the winner would be. They were all vying for the top prize of $1,000 in the Max Factor/Her World De-sign-a Uniform contest. After being selected432 words
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Article, Illustration845 1973-02-22 4 CINEMA —Lm Angeles Timet From William Tuohy in Rome "I lived in Rome at the time of the Ardeatine massacre," recalled actor Marcello Mastroianni on location the other day. "It affected me deeply. I find it tremendously satisfying to be playing in a movie about that terrible—Lm Angeles Timet - 845 words
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Advertisement156 1973-02-22 4 r Trendiest coloured letter-trays for modern offices Project the outlook of J your office by using the I latest trend SW imported coloured letter trays. They come in a choice of 8 brilliant colours to j match your office HBHrf decor. You can buy a single unit, or a set156 words
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Article, Illustration59 1973-02-22 5 Laotian Interior Minister, Mr. Pheng Phongsavan (left), and Pathet Lao negotiator, Mr. Phoumi Vonvichit, signing the peace agreement for Laos yesterday. The agreement will officially end nearly 20 years of fighting and political turmoil in the land-locked kingdom. The ceasefire is due to come into effectUPI picture - 59 words
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286 1973-02-22 5 Reuter Bonn. Thursday—World Bank President Mr. Robert McNamara said here yesterday the world's 25 poorest developing nations were facing a financial crisis and painted a gloomy picture of the economic outlook for these countries. He was speaking at a Press conference following talksReuter - 286 words
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153 1973-02-22 5 Reuter Jakarta, Thursday—President Suharto and Australian Prime Minister Mr. Gough Whitlam are due to meet again today for a second round of talks. In the first round yesterday Mr. Whitlam briefed President Suharto about his proposal for a larger regional grouping in Asia andReuter - 153 words
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179 1973-02-22 5 Reuter Los Angeles, Thursday. An earthquake rocked Southern California yesterday causing skyscrapers to sway almost the same time as the February 9, 1971, quake which resulted In 64 deaths. The tremor resulted in heavy damage in the seaside town of Oxnard and triggered rubbleReuter - 179 words
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Article, Illustration328 1973-02-22 5 UPI, Reuter Washington, Thursday The United States wants an early end to "discriminatory trade practices" used by the European Economic Community against U8 products, the Secretary of State, Mr. William Rogers, said yesterday. "We will pursue this objective in our talksUPI, Reuter - 328 words
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Article229 1973-02-22 5 United Press International Washington, Thursday. Signalling a major step towards the actual removal of US mines from North Vietnamese waters, the Pentagon said yesterday the minesweeping flagship and the first 18 US navy helicopter mine demolition teams would arrive off Haiphong tomorrow. -We still haveUnited Press International - 229 words
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452 1973-02-22 5 Bhutto lashes out UPI, Reuter Rawalpindi, Thursday President Bhutto last night warned India and Afghanistan against interference in Pakistan's internal affairs, and also threatened to sever relations with Britain over British Press reports of events in the country. Speaking In Urdu to ParliamentaryUPI, Reuter - 452 words
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348 1973-02-22 5 United Press International London, Thursday.— Strikes by rail and gas workers and teachers stranded thousands of commuters yesterday, forced many housewives to serve a cold supper and gave thousands of London schoolchildren an enforced holiday. University students joined in with demonstrations demanding higherUnited Press International - 348 words
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Advertisement106 1973-02-22 5 ODEON (SINGAPORE) 11 mi, 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 It 9.30 p.m. 4th BIG WEEK! (KUALA LUMPUR) 1.00, 3.15, 6.30 9.1S p.m. NEWSFLASH'! WINNER OF 7 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS > 1) Best Supporting Actress-SHELLEY WINTERS. 2) Best Art Direction. 3) Best Cinematography. 4) Best Costume Design, i S) Best Film Editing. 6)106 words
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Advertisement107 1973-02-22 5 Wo When it comes to love and affection, of course baby will get all he needs from you to grow up secure and happy. But when it comes to gentle skin care, you can trust Cuticura to provide the safe protection baby needs to grow in good health. Two famous107 words
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Article479 1973-02-22 6 Traffic accidents sent 390 people to their deaths prematurely last year. Another 10,819 were injured in the 36,125 recorded accidents in 1972. This means that on an average there was one death and 100 accidents on our roads every day last year. These are479 words
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Article63 1973-02-22 6 jjjjljj Jjlj by ISPY The Malayan Communist Party Is not the only one which refuses to recognise Professor Ounnar Myrdal, the eminent economist, apparently shares the same ▼lew. During a talk which he gave in Singapore this week, the Professor said that to Include Babah and Sarawak63 words
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Article, Illustration868 1973-02-22 6 PAKIR SINGH - PAKIR SINGH Whereas the 1971 general ejections in Indonesia had excited hopes that the civilians will be able to play a greater role in the decision-making processes of the. country, it is now obvious that the military is intent868 words
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Letters
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Article267 1973-02-22 6 JOHN BULL - JOHN BULL Answering JJ's request (NN 10.2.73) for anyone who has travelled extensively overseas to tell how many good points he finds in Singapore's buses I will list them for him. Good point number one: the very reasonable fares charged for the Journey. Number two? Sorry.267 words
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Article271 1973-02-22 6 As there seems no plan whatever to have part-time studies at the University of Singapore for N.T. and C.T. teachers to obtain a Science or Arts degree, perhaps this would be of Interest to our educational authorities. Lectures recorded on cassette tapes which students can buy, take271 words
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Article85 1973-02-22 6 In every Wednesday Issue Of New Nation, on the showbiz page we are given Pop Talk by Peter Ong. It ls a very interesting page but I hope this suggestion of mine will make the page much more interesting. I suggest that lists of the top85 words
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Article96 1973-02-22 6 H. LIM - H. LIM Mr. KH. Boon's letter on EPF which appeared In the New Nation of 20th February needs support and In this connection I hope more readers will write In. I cannot understand why the EP.F. Board refuses to allow contributors who are no longer96 words
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Article123 1973-02-22 6 KOH LIAN HWI - KOH LIAN HWI Ag. Registrar of Vehicles, Singapore, 7. I refer to the letters entitled Long Wait for Test and Puzzled by Ballot published in New Nation on 23.1.73 and 31.1.73, respectively. I would like to assure the last writer that the waiting period for a123 words
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Article105 1973-02-22 6 I went for a show one day at a well-known theatre and parked my car there. After enjoying the show my joy was killed In a matter of one minute. This was because I was asked to pay $3 Just for losing a receipt for parking105 words
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Article133 1973-02-22 6 STEPHEN OLROYD - STEPHEN OLROYD You show deplorable Journalistic and humanitarian tastes in continuing to publish pictures of grief such as the one that appeared in the 'February 19 issue of your newspaper. In case you've never bothered to work the thing out for yourself, let it be said that grief133 words
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Advertisement100 1973-02-22 6 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. "EX AMINATION SUCCESS 3 Y JU 96t 8 COPV f It's available in the following editions: e n,in,,ion 1,973 Special low-priced paperback edition 1X*****3 ,Y ,bwl 15 -<*«'" special low-pnced paperback edition Beeutifully-bound hard-cover edition 9xperience parents Each100 words
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Article, Illustration242 1973-02-22 7 Are the living dead those comatose patients kept "alive" by machines more dead or alive? An American neurologist, Dr. Restak, argues that they are already dead and turning off the machiqes is not mercy killing. His view is naturally not shared by many people. And the debate242 words
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Article, Illustration1556 1973-02-22 7 Richard Restak - From Richard Restak Washington Post It would be a serious mistake to view the turning off of heartlung machines in brain death cases as euthanasia, or mercy killings. It is true that these patients are a pitiful slight, and that relatives go through longWashington Post - 1,556 words
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1398 1973-02-22 7 Tan Chung Lee - By Tan Chung Lee When we are faced with a dying relative or friend who may not know he is dying, we are confronted with several questions. Should we tell him? When the patient himself starts to talk about dying should we1,398 words
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510 1973-02-22 7 How would it feel to have someone close to you die? A final year medical student, Wang Jin Hee gives a personal account of his feelings that surrounded the tragic moment when his father died last year. "The death was510 words
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Article, Illustration3902 1973-02-22 8 Residential system: How it worked... Anglo-Dutch Treaty The Anglo-Dutch Treaty signed in March 1824 determined the relationship between the English and the Dutch in South-East Asia. Its major result was to focus Britain's political and commercial attention on the territories of Malaysia while the3,902 words
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Article, Illustration613 1973-02-22 9 Throughout the 19th Century large numbers of Chinese immigrants moved into the Straits Settlements. They were* mostly from the provinces of South China, home of the Triad Society. Mostly men from the lower classes of society the economic hardships at home made them look for a new life613 words
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Advertisement5 1973-02-22 9 NEXT WEEK: NATIONALISM IN MALAYSIA5 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration1897 1973-02-22 10 South-East Asia Report INDONESIA Indonesia is bedevilled by over-population. Continuing high rates of birth are negating development efforts. The country's attempts at trans-migration of people from the densely crowded island of Java to outer regions has not succeeded. Aristedes Katappo discusses the gigantic1,897 words
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Article469 1973-02-22 10 VOICE OF THE PRESS What other Newspapers are saying: CO-OPERATION BETWEEN SOUTH-EAST ASIAN COUNTRIES At a meeting to assess the situation in South-East Asia and the effects of the Vietnam peace agreement on the region, the Foreign Ministers of the. Ave Asean countries have agreed to the469 words
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BUSINESS NEWS
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296 1973-02-22 10 Lee Yew Meng - EXHIBITION IN APRIL PLANNED By Lee Yew Meng The United States Is to set up a permanent trade centre In Singapore—the third in Asia —to boost tfce sale of its products in the region. Construction of the $210,000 centre in Orchard Road296 words
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299 1973-02-22 10 Indian Bank is to widen its business by financing shipping and Industry in Singapore. This was stated by Mr. O. Lakshminarayanan, chairman of Indian Bank who arrived in Singapore on Tuesday to assess expansion potentials in Singapore. "The bank can arrange deferred payments and299 words
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123 1973-02-22 10 Reuter Melbourne, Thursday. There could be a common market In South-East Asia within 10 years, the president of Melbourne Chamber of Commerce, Mr. F.R.G. Strickland, said here last night. But before this could be achieved, Australia and Japan must help other Asian countriesReuter - 123 words
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Article153 1973-02-22 10 Reuter London, Thursday The London free market gold price was raised yesterday by a further US$2.BO an ounce, making a total increase of over US$lO in 10 days. At the morning price fixing session the b'g dealers set the rate at U5578.50 two dollars higher than Tuesday.Reuter - 153 words
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Article, Illustration114 1973-02-22 10 Share price erosion continued unabated for the third day in I succession in the share market yesterday. Heavy falls for the first hour were somewhat partially checked by slight rise during last half hour of trading. But on balance only 14 counters advanced in the industrial section of114 words
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OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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Article347 1973-02-22 10 New York, Thursday— Prices fell broadly and steeply yesterday as the stock market reacted to news of new tension in the Middle East. Trading on the New York Stock Exchange was moderate. At the closing bell, the widely watched Dow Jones average of 30 selected blue chip industrials347 words
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Article199 1973-02-22 10 Closing prices (in francs) yesterday. Paribas 205.80 203) Idochlne 265 (253.60) Foncier 402 (400) Printemps 150 (141.10) C.G.E. 465.50 (450) Bull 71.90 70.10) Royal Dutch 186 (785.80) Mlchelin 1865 (1801) Thomson 194 (187.90) CJ.P. 215 208) Rhone 170 (164.80) Air 368 (366.10) Philips 91 (91.20) Suez 360 (349) Citroen199 words
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Article261 1973-02-22 10 Prices at 11.30 a.m. todav (Australian time). Abaleen 11 1? do cpts 03 OA AOD nil 14 Allstate nil 20 Amad 07 07 V4 Aurora 13 14 Aunt Ant 13 14 Bamboo 08 10 Beach 45 48 Bounty Oil 01 07 Bridge 23 24 Castlereagh 05 06 Cleveland nil261 words
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Article159 1973-02-22 10 Kyodo Tokyo, Thursday. The Tokyo Stock Exchange took a lull yesterday morning as profit-taking selling prevailed later In the morning. The price index of the major first section of the market was up 0.22 from Tuesday at 402.66 and that for the second section 2.11 at 409.35. Nisshin FoodKyodo - 159 words
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HOTEL INDUSTRY
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Article, Illustration957 1973-02-22 11 Pauline Khng - By Pauline Khng The Singapore hotel industry is probably considered the fastest developing local industry. Most of the first-class hotels with over 400 rooms now crowding Singapore only edged in recently. And while some hoteliers cry out that supply of rooms now exceed demand,957 words
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546 1973-02-22 11 Peter Ong - By Peter Ong It's incredible. The hotel industry in Singapore is so young and ygt the facilities and services offered are more than excellent, remarked the vicepresident of an international hotel chain recently. A compliment indeed, coming from one546 words
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Article, Illustration874 1973-02-22 12 By the end of 1973 there will be some 80 gazetted hotels in Singapore accounting for ever 12,000 rooms. Tourists alone, Singapore hoteliers realise, will not bring in all the foreign exchange. A natural development arising from the growth of the hotel industry is the hoteliers'874 words
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1057 1973-02-22 12 Abby Tan - A life style of affluence for Singaporeans Abby Tan Hotels have always been synonymous with the tourist. But how often does the Singaporean think of the tourist when he mentions the word "hotel?". Hardly. He Is thinking of his lunch, or his tea or dinner, or his drinks or his1,057 words
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Article, Illustration911 1973-02-22 13 Pauline Khng - Good size meals or snacks from European and local recipes Pauline Khng Singaporeans and tourists alike have rated this tropical isle a paradise for both the gourmet and the gourmand. The hotel boom has helped to Increase the variety of food and drinks and it911 words
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Advertisement140 1973-02-22 11 j•' S *1 > jM" y-< j vf vv Vl I iMiStiIHHHMM QW at the Cockpit Hotel QW I lie science <►! choosing, preparing and MTMnj; delicious tood to delight tin' true gourmet. Both hastern and Western dishes arc c;retull\ and expert I prepared to »I tin* taste ot anv140 words
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Advertisement315 1973-02-22 12 mERLin ITMKES IT fTMRI/ELLOUS COME ENJOY THE ENCHANTMENT OF THE MERLIN HOTEL THERE'S MACIC THERE TO MAKE LIFE SO WONDERFUL l^r' >v sd r< I 1 Ll"«3 J jLJ w The drinks here are cool, and the pace of life is hot. The waitresses are beautiful, the music really swings.315 words
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Advertisement269 1973-02-22 13 GOODWOOD HOTELS' comtnET's I'jn 3A/ISS CUISIhE-i te Chalet Lunch/Dinner Swiss fondues dishes of bubbling gruyere cheeses mixed kirsch and cubes of crisp, fresh bread to dip and savour; copper containers full of spitting oil in which you fry pieces of juicy meat and a host of specialities LADYHILL HOTEL Tel:269 words
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Advertisement87 1973-02-22 13 ll<» X tejk iw f- t*pl i They are Tony, Benson and William. Sing, hum and strum old and current favourites daily from 5 pm. In the ever-popular Chandelier Bar, of course. \anaeketS v_' vJ U «v. o 30%0FF on all drinks between s—Bpm. ta ams COrf L LOUNGE Night87 words
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TREND
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1171 1973-02-22 14 H I E I mole bOH fafv MCG id Dear Ros, I really have a problem. You have to help me out with this and I can't think of anyone better qualified since my problem is YOU. You see, Ros,1,171 words
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Article389 1973-02-22 14 /goo'D^ VhealthJ This letter is from "Worried" of Lorong 17, Geylang. Dear Tabib, It's about my bad-breath. May I know what causes it? Shall I see a doctor or consult a specialist? Please help. Bad breath may result from abnormal conditions In the mouth; in any part389 words
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Article, Illustration523 1973-02-22 14 RUTH MOSES - TALKING ifcSHOP RUTH MOSES We're now confronted with tiny boutiques everywhere we turn, where the service is highly personalised and the goods hand-picked and pretty exclusive. So what's become of the large departmental store? Has it lost its customers and been relegated to second-place because523 words
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Article90 1973-02-22 14 Washington, Thursday The State Department has cancelled orders for pink bidets to be shipped to Cambodia. This follows a recent protest from Senate foreign relations committee chairman. Senator Fulbrlght. A State Department spokesman said the order had been cancelled be- cause the bidets were consi def e90 words
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Article, Illustration158 1973-02-22 14 Ever since Mary Quant jazzed up the fashion scene in London, everything- there has gone "pop." The rapid mass production of "gear" has made names like Hartnell and Amies sound almost archaic. British couture, by comparison with European designs, is far more staid but there158 words
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Advertisement64 1973-02-22 14 DR. REUBEN JOINS THE NEW NATION SPECIALISTS Dr. David Reuben, who gained worldwide fame with his book Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex, has joined New Nation's line-up of special writers. Giving straightforward easy-to-follow advice, he provides informative but never dull answers to questions ranging the whole gamut64 words
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Advertisement594 1973-02-22 15 CUMINTI PARK DCTACHED 4 bedrooms servant's amenities, toroe garden $3,000. Orchid viiioge 5 bedrooms/ servant's fumiAed #2,500. Fober Hills 4 twliooim. Portly furnished $7OO. Also apartments dist. 10 (private block) $1,250. Kimsio Court luxuriously furnished $7OO. For details, Contoct Victor Chia Partners Singapore, *****. FULLY FURNISHED DOUBLESTOREY CORNER terrace' house594 words
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Advertisement270 1973-02-22 15 SOCIALISTS IN Monufocturing U Round Bolts threoded in various sizes to Customers' requirements. For Enquiries: Guan Trading Company 1 Telephone: *****4. MAIL ORDER BUSINESS for sale $5,000. Profit $5OO $7OO per month con be operational ot home. Genuine Principals only. G.P.O. Box 503. TRY FACIAL SAUNA FOR Deep Cleansing of270 words
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Advertisement458 1973-02-22 15 RELINQUISH IOOKING—2-storey corner terroce/flots ond shophouses at Henry Pork 6 m.s., Hollond Rood Pteose coll (Mr. Guok) ***** S'pore. 1 INVEST YOU* MONEY NOW IN PORT DICKSON! Land ideal for holiday bungalows, retirement retreats etc Limited lots of 8,000 sq.ft. each available. Hlirry! Book your piece of Paradise Through US458 words
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Advertisement512 1973-02-22 15 WANTED 20 MALAY BOYS Age from 19 ond above to be trained 1 as Mechanical/Manual GrassCutters by on experienced CbntractoA Firm in Singapore. Foir and reasonable woges for suitable and hardworking applicants. Apply personally during office hours at No. 481 Geykmg Rood (between Lorong 25A/27). Only those sincerely interested may512 words
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Advertisement489 1973-02-22 15 BAU HEALTH CENTRE for your mossoge, souno both, weight reducing treatments, hairdressing (Cutting Trimming), facial massage, manicure. Attractive young todies at your service. Hotel New Hsngkbng Shopping Arcode, Victoria Street, Telephone: *****/ ***** Extension 109 Singapore. SALON 24 for Massoge, Steamboth, Sounobath, Gent's Hail Stylist. Business Hours:—lo.oo a.m. 9.00 p.m.489 words
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Advertisement595 1973-02-22 15 I COSMOS TRAVELLING SERVICE. 53 ft-A, GiUh Mfee Skfphu CMtn, Beech lut 2nd Flee*, Tel: J63oSST *****. DiVow Ceech Tmki To visit 55 celebrated places of 22 towns in.Thoilond for 14 days at $252/- only. Bongkok 11 days $212/- Round trip 8 days $152/One way 4 day $85/- Hoodyoi/ Songkhla595 words
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Advertisement364 1973-02-22 15 MING HOC TRADING TO Ltd., 9, Blk 34 Whompoa West S'pore 12 (at Lom International Corp) *****9 *****8/*****5 1972 Toyoto Corollo; 1971 Oiataun 1200, 1971 Dot sun 1400; 1971 Morris 1300 GT; 1971 Ford Capri 1300; 1969 Mozdo 1200; 1969 Cortino Super; 1963 Cortino GT; 1967 Plymouth Fury Automotie; 1964364 words
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Article, Illustration396 1973-02-22 16 Percy Seneviratne - By Percy Seneviratne Pakistan cricket captain Intikhab Alam yesterday picked our offspinner Sreerangam Muruthi as a bowler with "plenty of promise." Muruthi, gave a matured display to claim four wickets for 55 runs before a heavy downpour stopped the one-day match at the padang.PICTURES: Ali Yusoff - 396 words
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Article121 1973-02-22 16 Cologne, Thursday—. Mark Cox of Britain and Haroon Rahim of Pakistan won their way into the quarter-finals of the worid ch am pio nshli'p tennis (WCT) Group "B" tournament here yesterday. Cox beat Vladimir Zednlk of Czechoslovakia 7-6, 7-6 with tie-breaks in both sets in their second round121 words
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394 1973-02-22 16 Asad Jumabhoy is a winner in his first polo tournament before it even starts. For at 13-years old he has earned his first cap in polo and become the youngest ever player to play in any tournament nere. Asad will make his debut394 words
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Article229 1973-02-22 16 Nancy Koh - By Nancy Koh Kampong Kapor, "A" group runner-up, had a aing dong match with "B" group champion Telok Ayer beiore conceding 61-71 in the first finals of tne first Inter-Consti-tuency basketball tournament at uay World last nignt. Telok Ayer razed the scoreboards at 13-1 in229 words
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Article37 1973-02-22 16 Madrid, Thursday Spain last night eliminated Greece from the 1974 World Cup with a 3-1 victory in the return match between the two sides In their group 7 preliminary round. Half time score was 2-1.37 words
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Article23 1973-02-22 16 The Singapore Polo Club will hold friendly games among members on. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Thomson Road starting at 5 p.m.23 words
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375 1973-02-22 16 Reuter Kingston, Thursday. Australia and the West Indies played out a tame draw In their first test at Sabina Park yesterday, the first time the opening match in a series between the two countries has ended without a result in 31 meetings.Reuter - 375 words
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Article55 1973-02-22 16 Seventy-five players will battle tonight for the police chess tournament at the Police Academy's gymnasium. The seven-day meet is organised by the Police Academy with the assistance of the Singapore Chess Federation. The adjudicator for all the matches, beginning nightly at 7 p.m., Is Mr. Oiam Choo55 words
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Article29 1973-02-22 16 Glasgow. Thursday 1 Last night's Scottish league soccer results: —Division One Morton 3 Dundee United 0; St. Johnstone 1 Hibernian 3. Division Two—Albion Rovers 2 Alloa 2.29 words
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Article35 1973-02-22 16 Florida, Thursday. Sammy Snead left the pro-Am field In the dust yesterday and shot a toUnj seven-under par-65 to win the Celebrity prelude to the U*****,000 Jackie Oleason Inverrary Classic at Lauder hill.35 words
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Miscellaneous189 1973-02-22 16 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald PR. KILDARE FINDS HIS •DUTY PATE' WITH HEIRESS PINTO BROWN GROWING MORE PLEASANT BY THE MINUTE... I TALK WESTERN BECAUSE IT'S EXPECTED OF ME, JM.J GOT INTO THE HABIT WHILE SPENDING SO MUCH TIME AROUND MY GRAND-FKVPPY--AND HORSES. BUT WHEN THE OCCASION DEMANDS.,. I CAN189 words
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Miscellaneous301 1973-02-22 16 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 1 Word with medal or standard. 5 Boxers.' 9 —large. 14 Cherubic symbol for today. 15 Leigh Hunt hero. IS Dickens heroine. 17 Very favorable. 18 Cool. 20 Wild hog. 21 Minister. 22 Teachers' org. 23 Hawaiian feast. 25 Indiana city. 27 Evangeline's home. 31 Bravo, In301 words
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Article, Illustration326 1973-02-22 17 From Blue Peter in Penan* Dai-Pa-Knor did a sparkling trial on a good track here this morning. Ridden by apprentice Mohd Dahlap the Raconteur five-year-old sprinted smartly over3f in 37 2/5 in the company of El Chino (Samry Kadir). Dai-Pa-Knor who has won three of his326 words
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Article2179 1973-02-22 17 SATURDAYCLASS 4 DIV. 3—6F ($7OO0 —$4900 TO WINNER) ***** SATALAMP a (Weng Kwong) West 5 900 ***** SONAR SALLY a (Sonar) E Breukelen 7 jj" ***** SAPPHIRE a (Helene) Jaafar ***** IRISH REBEL a (OT) Mansor ***** GALLANT SON a (Babeica) Osman 7 J 6 BAHAMA2,179 words
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Article407 1973-02-22 17 —Scratchings BARRIER DRAW SATURDAY RACE ONE: 12, 10, 15,16, 11, 9, 7,6, 2, 8,14,3,13,4,1, 5. RACE TWO: 12,4,5,11,15, 16, 13, 3, 2, 10, 1, 7, 9,14, 8, 6. RACE THREE: 8,1,9, 3,11, 6,4, 12,5,10, 2,7. RACE FOUR: 10, 4, 12, 5, 9, 8, 7, 11, 1, 2,407 words
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Article138 1973-02-22 17 Kay Chong scored its second victory wnen it beat Yap Transport 3 0 in the Singapore Table Tennis Association's youth championships held at Kaliang last night. The defeat has virtually sealed all Yap Transport's aspirations of reaching the semi final for it lost by138 words
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Article28 1973-02-22 17 London, Thursday Results In last night's Anglo-Italian soccer tournament matches were Hull City 2 Lazio 1; Manchester United 1 Florentine 1. Division Four—Reading 1 Darlington 0.28 words
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Article21 1973-02-22 17 The PUB Recreation Club will meet Sembawang Shipyard in a friendly soccer match today at Farrer Park at 5.15 pm.21 words
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Article23 1973-02-22 17 The Pakistan cricket team will hold a coaching clinic for school children at the Singapore Cricket Club tomorrow at 3 p.m.23 words
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Article483 1973-02-22 17 Nancy Koh - By Nancy Koh Title-holders St. Margaret's Secondary straped through the preliminary rounds of the Schools' National "A" girls badminton championship by edging Dunman Secondary 3-2 at Bukit Ho Swee yesterday. Yet for some anxious moments, all muscles were tense in the SMS camp as Dunman's crack483 words
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298 1973-02-22 17 Dennis Chia - By Dennis Chia Enclk Othman Wok, the Minister for Social Affairs has Indicated that top priority should be given for future inter-constitu-ency football tournaments. AU employers will be informed to release players taking part In such tournaments. The Minister disclosed this when298 words
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Article375 1973-02-22 17 BIG WALK When the New Nation Big Walk trials begin this Sunday at 7 a.m., 35 walkers will observe a minute's silence in respect of the late veteran ace. Yarrle Sengol. Led by Mr. Derrick De Souza, the National Walking Coach, they will spent one375 words
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Advertisement135 1973-02-22 17 Australian foods and wines have one thing in common... Top export quality Fertile soils and warm n sunshine are just the start of the Australian I food story. I It's backed up by careful I preparation, processing I and packaging. I Result: delicious I dairyfoods, choice fresh, 1 canned and135 words
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Article435 1973-02-22 18 Ranjeet Singh - CRAZE CATCHES ON By Ranjeet Singh Stick 'em up. Not hands or feet. No sir. Just stickers, posters and pictures. Singaporeans are going for stickers and posters in a big way. Not forgetting waU pictures and paintings. Decorative walls seem to be a byword435 words
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Article47 1973-02-22 18 AH FOOK: I see the police have started their crackdown on lorries overloaded with passengers. They should not forget those which carry mountains of goods either. MEI LIN: I agree. The authorities should book not only the drivers but owners of these lorries as well.47 words
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Article, Illustration54 1973-02-22 18 Professionally they are known as the Chopsticks from Hong Kong.They are in fact sisters Sandra (left) and Amina Lang. The only interest they have in common is music. While Sandra loves swimming and going to the movies. Amina plays a lot of mahjong or goes sight-seeing.Picture by Michael Kwan - 54 words
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Article41 1973-02-22 18 A pet chimpanzee went on the rampage In a Providence liquor store In Rhode Island, and during the escapade munched on pretzels and took several swigs from a can of beer before being captured by police using bananas.41 words
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188 1973-02-22 18 Melbourne Herald Crossbows forced a few conclusions back in the Middle Ages and they are being used now to solve some very modern problems. They are being issued to some British electricity workers so they can shoot power lines over busy motorways without having toMelbourne Herald - 188 words
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100 1973-02-22 18 Doris Scheels freshly painted Illinois plates for 1973 would have been an artistic success If It weren't for a little detail. Two patrolmen who stopped to ticket her for illegal parking noticed that although Miss Scheel's plates were the proper colour for this year, the100 words
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Article154 1973-02-22 18 Today is Thursday. February 22. the 53rd day of 1973 with 312 to follow. THE MOON: Approaching its last quarter. THE MORNING STARS: Venus. Mars and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS: Mercury and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Pisces. Lord Robert BadenPowell. founder of154 words
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56 1973-02-22 18 The tar and nicotine content of different cigarette brands will be seen In British tobacconists soon. Any shop selling cigarettes must show the table. Manufacturers may also be required to print the tar content on packets. The campaign follows the 1971 reoort on smoking56 words
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Advertisement26 1973-02-22 18 > HOW O LOGICAL SPECIALIST CENTRE Also obtainable: CYMA, OMEGA. BAUME MERCIER Geneva Co. Pte. Ltd. 1. OVERSEAS UNION SHOPPING CENTRE COLLYER QUAY SINGAPORE. 1. TEL: *****126 words
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Advertisement117 1973-02-22 18 B M Available only at leading Pen Dealers and Department Store; Sblikan YOUR CONSTANT WRITING COMPANION Sole Agents and Service Station:— M.PRAGER (PTE) LTD SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR YES,THIS IS m TTTDNTS NEW INTEGRATED LOOK. tttoni fterospacG 1199 is a bold new CONCEPT THAT TOOK OUR DESIGNERS SOME TIME TO PERFECT.117 words
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Miscellaneous435 1973-02-22 18 5 Singapore 3.00 Opening and Where the Heart Is 3.20 For the Family (C) 3.40 Housewives' Matinee —Ah Chuan Wants to Marry (Cantonese Film, Pt. 2) 4.45 Close 0.00 Opening and Rocky Jones, Space Ranger -—Out or This World (Ch. 2) 6.30 News in Brief 8.35 Forum In Chinese 1435 words
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Miscellaneous452 1973-02-22 18 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are one of thoee fortunate persons who possesses a great deal of selfknowledge. Nothing gives you a greater advantage on every level of life than this, for It enables you to avoid the pitfalls that come of over-or under-estimating452 words
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Miscellaneous51 1973-02-22 18 FM STEREO 6.00 Opening Anncts. 6.10 Sunset Serenade 6.30 News 6.40 Public Service Anncts. 6.45 Share Market Report 7.00 Programme Summary 7.10 Thursday Concert 8.00 News 8.10 Public Service Anncts. 8.15 Chinese Instrumental Recital 8.30 Music fi*om the Romantic Era 9.15 Many Voices, Many Songs 10.00 March of Music 11.0051 words
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