New Nation, 6 March 1973
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Title Section21 1973-03-06 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, March 6, 1973 No. 655 Price 15 cents if" T V SINGAPORE TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1*7321 words
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Article10 1973-03-06 1 Police reported 73 accidents yesterday. Nine were serious.10 words
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Article185 1973-03-06 1 The share market opened this morning on a hesistant note with trading on a selective basis. Blue-chips which attracted attention Include Cycle and Carriage, Haw Par, Fltzpatrick and Sime Darby. Unlike hotels, properties performed relatively well with stocks traded moving Into plus territories. BUSINESS DONE: Cycle and185 words
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Article, Illustration548 1973-03-06 1 Bodies strewn all over field, say witnesses Reuter and UPI Paris, Tuesday Two Spanish planes bound for London collided in mid-air yesterday and one exploded killing aIT its 68 passengers and crew. Eyewitnesses said bodies flew out of an Iberian Airlines DC-9 plane as debris scatteredReuter and UPI; UPI radio picture - 548 words
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454 1973-03-06 1 ...until strike is over Reuter and UPI London, Tuesday. The pilots' associations of several European airlines have announced a ban on flights over France until the strike by French air traffic, controllers is over. This follows yesterday's mid-air collision which killed 68 passengers. JustReuter and UPI - 454 words
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Article49 1973-03-06 1 Detectives from Joo Chiat police station have arrested two youths believed to be responsible for holding up more than 10 taxi drivers during the past few months. The youths were picked up In two raids in Jalan Übl last night and at dawn for another youth.49 words
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276 1973-03-06 1 Reuter and UPI London, Tuesday. Britain's trade unions last night voted for a one-day national strike in a new bid to overthrow the Government's pay policy. The call for a nationwide strike followed day' long debate at a meeting of 103 member unions ofReuter and UPI - 276 words
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Article29 1973-03-06 1 Saigon, Tuesday A South Vietnamese spokesman yesterday flatly denied a North Vietnamese claim that mass executions and torture were being carried out in South Vietnamese prisons.29 words
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Article24 1973-03-06 1 Dacco, Tuesday.— Abdul Hakim Mollah, an Awaml League member, was shot dead early yesterday by unknown assailants who broke into his house.24 words
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Article26 1973-03-06 1 A gang of thieves carted away 12 idols valued at $1000 from the Ang Chee Sia Ong Chinese temple in West Coast Road yesterday.26 words
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186 1973-03-06 1 Reuter and UPI Washington, TuesdayUS Secretary of State Mr. William Rogers has called for the death penality for eight Arab guerrillas who murdered three American and Belgian diplomats in the Sudan. '1 don't know of any other way to deal with them," Mr.Reuter and UPI - 186 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous12 1973-03-06 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 pjn. to 6 pjn. today—No rain.12 words
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Article267 1973-03-06 2 To cost $4 million The Malaysian government h«B started work on a project to widen its section of the Causeway linking Johor to Singapore, according to a local marine and freight news magazine. This $4 million project, which is being undertaken by a Singapore engineering267 words
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Article54 1973-03-06 2 The YMCA will hold a Day Camp for children aged nine to twelve, from March 12 to 15. The object of the camp is to encourage self-expression and expose children to community living and a sense of participation in worthwhile activity. The fee is $25 and applications54 words
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Article, Illustration233 1973-03-06 2 Installing "glass walls" In new offices in a risky Job. But workers putting up a huge piece at Shing Kwan House were not in the least ruffled—not when their "good luck charm" was around. As they tightened the clamps on the glass to233 words
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Article24 1973-03-06 2 The following name was Inadvertently left out from the GCE "O" level results for the Dunearn Secondary School: Lai Lung Mun (7).24 words
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306 1973-03-06 2 Operating in 3 areas Pirate taxis are staging a lightning comeback in various parts of the island after keeping low for more than 12 months. Residents in Sembawang, Thomson Road and Tampines say that the "pirates" are appearing 4T on and off" in these areas306 words
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Article227 1973-03-06 2 Orchard Road police believe they have crippled a gang of thieves who have been breaking into tourists' rooms at a leading hotel for the past year. According to sources, the gang is made up of the hotel's employees and their outside "help." Over the past year,227 words
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Article42 1973-03-06 2 Mr. Anthony Pong has been appointed president of the Society of Kalal Pithers at its sixth annual General meeting held yesterday. Other office bearers include M. Paskaran (vicepresident), R Kalamohan (secretary). M.K. Sabapathy (publicity secretary) and O. Jeganathan (treasurer).42 words
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Article57 1973-03-06 2 Mr. Phey Yew Kok, the NTUC president, has been re-elected general secretary of the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation. Other officials are: Mr. Soh Kee Sun. president; Mr. Tan Soon vicepresident; Mr. Tan Cheng San and Mr. Jerry Ooh, assistant general secretaries; Mr. K. M. Unnlthan, treasurer,57 words
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Article25 1973-03-06 2 The St. Andrew's Old Boys' Association will hold its annual general meeting on Saturday at 2.30 pjn. at St. Andrew's House In Woodsville.25 words
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Article, Illustration255 1973-03-06 2 With 30 best-sellers to her credit, worldfamous writer Miss Taylor Caldwell intends to continue writing "as long as I am inspired." On board the SS Rotterdam yesterday. Miss Caldwell said: "My books are based on history, religion and medicine. I take great255 words
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Article68 1973-03-06 2 The Schools' Service of the Singapore Science Centre will organise two practical courses for 30 teachers Organising a Science Club at the Singapore Science Centre from March 12 to 16. The objectives of the course are to encourage schools to set up science clubs, to stimulate scientific68 words
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Article160 1973-03-06 3 The 66 flats at Orchard Court In Oxley Road taken over by the Government last October for "security of the vicinity" are still unoccupied Government officials are silent on the future of the flats and no one seems to Know when new occupants will move160 words
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Article76 1973-03-06 3 Eight Punjabi artistes will arrive tomorrow for a one-day Punjabi Cultural Show at the National Theatre on Friday. Among them are two female singer cum dancers—Miss Da jit Kaur, who is with the All-India Radio of Amritsar, and Miss Chanderkanta Kapoor of Jullunder who started dancing since the76 words
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Article51 1973-03-06 3 The Adult Education Board will conduct new courses on Guide to Highway Code Examinations at three centres this month. It will begin at the First Toa Payoh Secondary School on March 12, at St. Joseph's Institution on March 19 and at Oeylang English School on March51 words
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380 1973-03-06 3 Violet Oon - By Violet Oon A performance of Benjamin Britten's opera Noye's Fludde on Friday night kicked off the Singapore International School's second Festival• of the Arts over the weekend. Listening to the music and Donald Francke's singing was a satisfying musical experience. Francke was a larger380 words
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Article147 1973-03-06 3 V. O - V.O. Verve, zest for dancing, a high level of technical competence and great artistry together made the Samsova Prokovsky New London Ballet's performance on Saturday Night at the National Theatre an exciting event. What came through most strongly was that the 14 dancers were all soloists147 words
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514 1973-03-06 3 Douglas Chan - Teachers' union leader replies By Douglas Chan The president of the Chinese Middle School Teachers' Union today said the greater responsibility ot overcoming drug-taking among children lay with parents. While admitting that principals and teachers must share the responsibility, Mr. Ho Kah Leong, who514 words
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463 1973-03-06 3 Expert tells teachers A professional school counsellor has called on teachers to be extrasensitive to the problems of students, especially that of drugtaking. Mr. Chen I-an, a counsellor with the AngloChinese School, said: "The problem of drug-taking among schoolchildren is gradually but definitely increasing,463 words
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Article, Illustration315 1973-03-06 3 f^SPEOALQUIZ^ Last Thursday's quiz photograph showed a kerosene lamp. The first prize of $15 goes to Miss Chan Mel Hoon of Clementl Estate, a student nurse. Her entry was the first correct one opened by the Editor last night. The next correct answers, from a man and a315 words
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Article46 1973-03-06 3 SAP aircraft will conduct live-firing and bombing exercises at the Southern Islands live Firing Range at-Pulau Pawai from today to Friday. The daily firing times will be from 10 ajn. to 5 p.m. The public is warned to keep clear of the area. y46 words
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Advertisement22 1973-03-06 3 Introducing the first true wrist-size quartz timepiece: V X V v v.' A ,~>V S I— 1 A- ■>: A 1 SEIKO Ruartz22 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous285 1973-03-06 3 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 7 Word with bear or circle. 8 Lucky piece. 9 Ancient Athenian statues. 10 Admonition to a hurrler: Phrase. 11 Forcefully: Poet. 12 Leg of mutton. 13 Experienced. 21 Quality. 22 Curved molding. 25 Kind of shelter. 26 Controversial musical 27 Existence: Lat. 28 Old English letter.285 words
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In Person
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Article, Illustration568 1973-03-06 4 Smiles as he receives his prize IT WAS a jubilant moment for MR. YEW WEI LEE when he walked up to receive his cash prize for winning first place in the p e op 1 e's Association Youth Sub-Committee Logo Design competition. The pr568 words
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Advertisement79 1973-03-06 4 NEW NATION TOPS FOR 10 1 WATCHERS What's on television tonight? The quickest and best way to find out is to look up New Nation's easy to find backpage TV guide. It's there lh the same spot every day. And every Saturday there's an informative television column providing you with79 words
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Article230 1973-03-06 5 Reuter Saigon, Tuesday Military police at US installations in South Vietnam have been alerted to an attempt by the Vietnamese underworld to steal more than $2.6 million soon to be paid out as severance Pay to civilians employed on the bases. Military sources saidReuter - 230 words
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376 1973-03-06 5 '...but aid can help* United Press International Washington, Tuesday Defence Secretary Mr. Elliot Richardson said yesterday there was no "pocket of fat" in the Pentagon budget that could be used to pay for reconstruction of North Vietnam. He added, however, that some moneyUnited Press International - 376 words
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200 1973-03-06 5 United Press International Saigon, Tuesday Communists spokesmen said yesterday North Vietnamese and Viet Cong negotiators were ready to return to the broken- down prisoner release talks as soon as South Vietnam hands over a promised list of PoWs to be set free.United Press International - 200 words
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Article45 1973-03-06 5 Rio de Janeiro, Tuesday. —Twenty-five people have died of causes directly attributable to a carnival, sources at Rios MedicoLegal Institute said yesterday. These figures are in addition to the 20 to 30 people who are killed daily in Rio by accident or crime.45 words
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Article20 1973-03-06 5 Karachi, Tuesday.— President Bhutto would visit the United States in the near future, Governor Ghulam Mustafakhar said yesterday.20 words
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Article, Illustration56 1973-03-06 5 The only known woman prisoner in Vietnam, Miss Monika Schwinn, smiles at newsmen during the bus ride to Clark Hospital in the Philippines after her arrival from Hanoi. A German nurse, Monika was among the 34 PoWs released yesterday. Another West German PoW released is Mr. Bernhard DiehlUPI radio picture - 56 words
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Article202 1973-03-06 5 Reuter and UPI Belfast, Tuesday A bomb left by three men destroyed an electrical goods shop in Central Belfast yesterday as security chiefs met to discuss increasing tension on the eve of this week's border referendum here. At the same time, thousands of people were forcedReuter and UPI - 202 words
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Article230 1973-03-06 5 Wounded Knee, Tuesday —Leaders of militant Indians yesterday demanded a conference with a highranking Interior Department official and a White House aide, possibly Dr. Henry Kissinger, before ending their six-day occupation of this Oglala Sioux hamlet. Meeting with Justice Department officials inside a tepee230 words
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270 1973-03-06 5 United Press International Moscow, Tuesday. The Soviet people by circumstance and Soviet officialdom by design ignored the 20th anniversary yesterday of Josef Stalin's death. A foot deep of fresh snow covered the grave near the. Kremlin Wall of the stocky manUnited Press International - 270 words
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Miscellaneous187 1973-03-06 5 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald (F YOU'RE HERE T'TAIK ABOUT MONE/-.l'M NpT INTERESTED. IF tfXJ'RE VIS(TJN' SOCIAL v ...I'M REALOBLIGED/ —rffl LET'S SET OUT OF /here AND TALK... SOCIAL/ S m ,i? •i YOUR FACE 111 b 'A- I: 3 r W?J| y a r* by John Prentice and Fred187 words
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Article, Illustration887 1973-03-06 6 DICK WILSON - DICK WILSON There will be a great deal of lobbying in the coming months for the honour of being the city (or country) to provide the forthcoming United Nations University with its headquarters. It is extremely important lor887 words
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Letters
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Article101 1973-03-06 6 LAWRENCE S.H. LOH - LAWRENCE S.H. LOH Public Relations Officer. Singapore Police Force, Singapore, 2. I refer to the letter headlined Unconcerned Policemen published in your newspaper on 13th January. 1973. Police investigation revealed that two policemen were doing their best to clear the traffc jam at the junction of101 words
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Article200 1973-03-06 6 The stretch of Owen Road from the junction of Race Oourse/Owen Roads to Dorset, Road is now a double parking lot. One side of the road is prohibited for parking but still cars, lorries, taxis and Other vehicles Ignore the signboards dally. To add to the blockage,200 words
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Article109 1973-03-06 6 KOH LIAN HWI - KOH LIAN HWI Ag. Registrar of Vehicles, Singapore, 7. I refer to the letter from The So-Called 3 Cs published In the New Nation of 21st February 1973. The writer Is requested to write to me giving his full name, address and the re- glstratlon number of109 words
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Article82 1973-03-06 6 CHAN LOY CHAN (Miss - CHAN LOY CHAN (Miss) Public Relations Officer, Ministry of the Environment. Singapore, 3. I refer to the letter by Resident (NN, 24.1.73) concerning the pasar malam at Margaret Drive. During the recent festive season, there was an Influx of unlicensed hawkers at this site. Enforcement action was82 words
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Article88 1973-03-06 6 YEONG KUM KEE - YEONG KUM KEE Public Relations Officer. Ministry of National Development, Singapore, 2. We refer to Mr. Koh Chin Kok's request for Dus shelters at Lorongs 4, 6 and 7 in Toa Payoh (New Nation of 15.2.73). There are four existing bus shelters at Lorong 4 whilst88 words
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Article53 1973-03-06 6 RISHPAL SINGH - RISHPAL SINGH Public Relations Officer, National Library, Singapore 6. In reply to the letter by Interested (NN, 27th February), we are pleased to inform him that the Queenstown Branch Library is looking into the possibility of organising a brass band concert performance sometime during the second quarter53 words
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Article68 1973-03-06 6 YEONG KUM KEE - YEONG KUM KEE Public Relations Officer, Ministry of National Development. Singapore, 2. I refer to Cut Throat's letter captioned $3 for Losing Ticket (New Nation of 22nd February, 1973). It would be appreciated If Cut Throat could furnish the Superintendent, Car Parks Division with the name68 words
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Article114 1973-03-06 6 Please refer to the letter by Surprised (NN, 1.2.73). The children In the lower primary classes in Marsiling School are divided In groups according to their ability to read. If a child can read the first lesson with ease, he should be able to recognise many114 words
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Article39 1973-03-06 6 CORINNA DIEU (Mrs - CORINNA DIEU (Mrs) Public Relations Officer, Housing Development Board, Singapore, 2. Mr. Peng Hong Eng (NN. 15.2.73) is thanked lor his suggestion on saving water in flats, which has been referred to our engineers for consideration.39 words
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Article127 1973-03-06 6 Prices of food, drinks haircuts and what have you have sky-rocketted in recent months. Attempts have been made by CASE to halt these price increases but without success. These price increases may zoom higher if there are no effective measures to curb them It appears that127 words
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Article64 1973-03-06 6 LAWRENCE S. H. LOH - LAWRENCE S. H. LOH Public Relations Officer, Singapore Police Force. Singapore. 2. I refer to the letter headlined Large Trucks Block View (NN, 30-1-73). Traffic Police have been taking enforcement action against speeding vehicles along Pasir Panjang Road. To date Traffic Police have booked 7 vehicles for smoky64 words
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Article464 1973-03-06 6 The military doctrine drafted by Japan's SelfDefence Forces—the first in the 22-year history of the military organisation—is likely to be interpreted in some quarters as another manifestation of a revival of Japanese militarism. The Second World War is not so far away that SouthEast Asian nations464 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article42 1973-03-06 6 Two Australians ordered fried rice from a Chinese hawker stall. The hawker asked: "Filed rice or white lice?" Remarked one Australian to the other: "We have rice fleas in Australia but we have never heard of rice lice."42 words
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Article39 1973-03-06 6 A foreign stock market expert recently came to Singapore to study the market He left a frustrated man a few days later. His parting remark: "What market to study? The whole place is a gambling den!"39 words
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Advertisement25 1973-03-06 6 Write to The Editor, New Nation. Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. I in sr c? !t 3k FN W =55 V -'J vulCain L25 words
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Miscellaneous41 1973-03-06 6 AT LEAST SffOWSoMe GftATimDE TIH WitUWCTBiiepD^Vea., L V v i I f Va m pfii > \s iri i rvi 1 3 tyr-t 33 Ssf* -f II Ifl w Cs •mi /> 4. < 4 m S 34 s a j **4 855 IseA^41 words
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Article, Illustration472 1973-03-06 7 A Singapore motorist was jailed in Johor Barn in December for driving recklessly on the Kota Tinggi road. He had while recklessly overtaking a vehicle smashed headon into an oncoming car also a Singapore car. The occupants of the other car were seriously472 words
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Article, Illustration137 1973-03-06 7 Are Singapore's drivers ill equipped to drive fast on Malaysia's roads? Many think so. There are also accusations that motorists from the Republic are rude and pay little heed to road signals thus becoming a menace to themselves as well as other road users. Singaporeans, it137 words
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Article645 1973-03-06 7 Motor-cyclists on Malaysian highways face greater hazards than motorists. Many motor-cyclists here do not take their machines across the causeway, according to New Nation motorcycle columnist, MB. LEE CHUI SAN. Despite this, of the 199 accidents involving Singapore vehicles last year, 25 were motor-cycle accidents. It645 words
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Article, Illustration863 1973-03-06 7 DAB: cause they want to get home quickly." The Kota Tinggi to Johor Baru stretch in particular is notorious for accidents because the road is narrow and has numerous twists and turns. Besides this it often gets very misty in the evening making863 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration1001 1973-03-06 8 "PVERYBODY likes to travel. There's no doubt about it. Just talk about- seeing new places and chances are the eyes of your listeners will take on a new glow of Interest. We all have a little bit of the wanderer in us. always eager to go out1,001 words
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Advertisement308 1973-03-06 8 BROTHER THE HOUSEWIFE'S DREAM. J li! 701 BROTHER BUPCRAUTOMATIC Twenty built-in cams produce an unlimited variety of stitches with the simple twist of a dial on a BROTHER sewing machine. BROTHER is unbelievably simple to operate. Every sewing problem has been considered and solutions incorporated into the BROTHER sewing machine.308 words
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Advertisement104 1973-03-06 8 Li Auto-Mbgfc Shoe Servfce Ttamiiliii ClHlll AT COUNTER "D' BASEMENT. SUPREME MOUSE. PENANG ROAD, SINGAPORE.9 machine from Europe SPECIAL OFFER JUST ANOTHER CALCULATOR VWTH A WEALTH OF FEATURES, BUT" THE 3l3H|,| K TECO S> t. ,3 Ci u u 2 o V CALCULATOR i-. iC GIQIOiDiWJI Nil BiN M 415,104 words
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Advertisement173 1973-03-06 8 Qureshi s !\-r i.i' irpv k < h iii in-) Oum |i< ><-. h.ir.e- iiitl H.ilu MP.H. i*: :;i. if.il ...irjv hU'iciiiTi) I V-.-itn it li.i I /< ..r.i I til sm& ■-> M 5* .V. *2. <;ir»qapo rt ';-A' V& 4. «.e mm m Sr ((<? l(U > r/.'-y.173 words
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TREND
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Article459 1973-03-06 9 He cuts your hair according to your personality and job Melbourne Herald One would not expect America's leading hair stylist to be so cutting In his remarks, but this week Vidal Sassoon described the way most Americans wear their hair as "bloody awful." He said hisMelbourne Herald - 459 words
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Article, Illustration104 1973-03-06 9 Afraid to go up and talk to poop I* at a party? Wall then, instead off withering by the waN in silence, make them come up to you. A stunning outfit Is always a rotable magnet that not only draws a second look butPicture by STEVEN LEE - 104 words
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Article, Illustration480 1973-03-06 9 TAN CHUNG LEE - TAN CHUNG LEE In response to a request to discuss some asanas for slimming and firming the thighs and hips here are a few easy exercises to begin with. Lie on your back, feet together and arms extended horizontally to the side. Take a480 words
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Advertisement210 1973-03-06 9 r &<&' 7 n nin n ■MM M CHINA PRODUCT CENTRE AND LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE. Authentically imported from China and reasonably priced, we carry a full range of China products from canned goods, to toys to garments to antiques and curios. Visit us today for everything you would need. Ground210 words
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Advertisement126 1973-03-06 9 vim moArou'i EMPORIUM OF MAOIC FOR ALL MAOIC iTTUiTTfiV T'li 9 if v' THIAM HUAT CO (PTE) LTD. 24, ROBINSON ROAD, S'PORE 1. A TREASURE TROVE OF REAL BARGAINS! Objects of Art from India and Nopal at vary raduccd pricof. KASHMIR PAPIER MACHE HAND PAINTED BOXES IN VARIOUS DESIGNS NOW126 words
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Advertisement281 1973-03-06 9 Electronic Flash 18 B THE ONLY D/C FLASH Complete with Leatherette case at an Economical Price See the complete range of Photo accessories today! THE HANYANG PHOTO SUPPLIERS /DITI ITU MIDDLE ROAD, S'PORE. fcj fc I Ire TELEPHONE ***** *****6 *****5 SPECIAL OFFER CAMERA and PROJECTOR MMmam ELMO AS-F AND281 words
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AUSTRALIAN GOLF EQUIPMENT DISPLAY
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Article, Illustration253 1973-03-06 10 South-East Asian golf enthusiasts will have the opportunity of viewing the latest Australian made golfing equipment at the Golf Equipment displays to be held in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur this month. The displays tee off in Singapore todav and are timed so that253 words
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Article, Illustration573 1973-03-06 10 Golf enthusiasts wishing to inspect Slazengers 1973 range of golf equipment will be able to do so at the golf display starting at the Australian High Commission in Clemenceau Avenue today. Twelve different lines will be shown in the Trade commissioner's showroom. A similarPicture by courtsy of the Australian Information Service. - 573 words
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Article246 1973-03-06 11 Australia has scores of courses that compare with any In the world. Leading international stars from many countries who have often competed on them for big money have expressed their admiration for their quality. Australia also has what its members call the worst golf course In the world,246 words
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Article, Illustration545 1973-03-06 11 All golfers know that 18 holes of golf on a hot, steamy day without a caddy can be somewhat of a backbreaking affair. Not only do you miss the help your caddy gives you carrying and selecting your clubs, but you miss his "useful"545 words
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213 1973-03-06 11 No golfer would be complete without his colourful umbrella to shield him from the torrential downpours Singapore often gets during the wet seasons. Australia gets Its fair share of rain too, and in some places more than Singapore, so it is no wonder that213 words
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Article294 1973-03-06 11 Without lawn mowers we would not the perfect greens and fairways seen in Singapore today, and without these we would not have any golf. Victa Limited has been manufacturing mowers which have been extremely popular in Singapore and Malaysia since 1955. Its latest range for green and fairway294 words
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Advertisement145 1973-03-06 10 '-jct JACK NICKLAJS if W X ■am W -v \(A or k urn Winners are made, not born. Ask the pros. Like Jack Nicklaus, Bruce Devlin and Norman Von Nida. They know that it's vitally important to have the right club in your hands. And their pool experience has helped145 words
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Advertisement202 1973-03-06 10 Grand Slam's underarm gusset lets you swing V a mean dub. ;r W-r- <V P* i& V \./1 re -> Swing free, cool and true in a Bond's Slam shirt. improved -follow-through. ,n a crescencjo of colours. Swing a mean club in Bond's Grand Slam. Make a hit on the202 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration655 1973-03-06 12 Robert Elegant - From Robert Elegant Los Angeles Times CHINA The Peking Government has displayed jubilation over the results of Dr. Henry Kissinger's visit which can, China experts judge, only mean that substantial, concrete agreements have been reached between China and the United States. The main subjects discussed were, ItLos Angeles Times - 655 words
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Article, Illustration640 1973-03-06 12 Edmund Stevens - From Edmund Stevens Melbourne Herald RUSSIA The Russians have yet to digest and evaluate the results of Dr. Kissinger's latest Peking visit. But as a major Pacific power they are likely to suspect his declaration that China and the US agreed not to compete forMelbourne Herald - 640 words
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VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article104 1973-03-06 12 SNAGS IN THE PROGRESS OF PEACE There have been so many obstacles to the restoration of peace in Vietnam, since the peace accord was signed. It is not easy to end the Vietnam war which has been going on for 12 years. Peace talks in Paris itself have104 words
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Article234 1973-03-06 12 What other Newspapers are saying: SMRC's AID TO RELIGIOUS TEACHERS The Singapore Muslim Religious Council proposes to set up a special fund to enable it to give assistance to private religious schools in the Republic. According to a statement issued the other day, the nature of the proposed234 words
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Article189 1973-03-06 12 MARRIAGE COUNSELLING BUREAU One of the new moves that will be made by the Malaysian Ministry of Public Welfare when its new Minister, Senator Aishah Ghani, assumes office on Thursday will be to set up a Marriage Counselling Bureau." The aim is to give advice to couples who189 words
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BUSINESS NEWS
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Article, Illustration107 1973-03-06 12 Lack of confidence in the stock market yesterday brought share prices down to lower levels. From the moment the bell rang, prices began to fall like nine-pins. Several stocks, however, managed to salvage their earlier losses through a late rally in the second half of the trading session.107 words
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355 1973-03-06 12 Reuter London, Tuesday, The British government turned yesterday from world currency worries to a domestic budget expected to include higher pensions, reliefs for the lower paid and curbs on public spending. The chancellor of the Exchequer (Finance Minister), Mr. Anthony Barber, back fromReuter - 355 words
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Article107 1973-03-06 12 Yeo Hiap Seng's pre-tax profits for the year ended September 1972 was $1,444,362 compared with $1,319,692 for the previous year. The company paid $671,500 as tax in 1972 against $551,330 in 1971. Its after tax profits rose by about $4,000 to $772,862. This toS ether107 words
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153 1973-03-06 12 Five fast patrol boats will be delivered soon to the governments of Kuwait and Kong Kong by Vosper Thorny croft Pte Ltd. This is the last delivery of patrol craft constructed at the Tan Jong Rhu yard for the two countries, according to153 words
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Article308 1973-03-06 12 United Press International New York, Tuesday—Some cautious buying near the close pushed prices somewhat higher yesterday and enabled the Dow Jones industrial average to finish ahead for the second consecutive day. The Dow, an average of 30 bluechip stocks, was 5.57 higher at 966.89 at the close. TheUnited Press International - 308 words
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Article109 1973-03-06 12 Tokyo, Tuesday.—Prices on the Tokyo Stock Exchange further plunged In very thin trading yesterday morning as the Inter national monetary unrest continued. The Dow-Jones average of 225 selected blue chips closed the morning session 84«o en 4 863 82 down yen Trading firms moved lower with C. Itoh and109 words
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Article33 1973-03-06 12 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Exchange: 30 industrials 966.89 (up 5.57), 20 transport 191.58 (dn 0.04), 15 utilities 111.58 (up 0.10), 65 stocks 302.55 (ud 1.08).33 words
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Article204 1973-03-06 12 Closing prices (in francs) yesterday. Paribas 212 (211) Indochine 259.90 (251.50) Poncier 403 (403) Printemps 150.80 C.G.E. 490 (479) Bull 71.40 70.50) Royal Dutch 192.50 (187.50) Mlchelln 1920 (1893) Thomson 196 (189.90) CPP. 209.80 (207) Rhone 174.50 (170.60) Air 370 (362) Philips 89.90 (86.60) Suez 378 (375) Citroen 90.20204 words
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Article259 1973-03-06 12 Prices at 11.30 a.m. today (Australian time). A baleen 13 15 Do opts 04 06 AOD 13 14 Allstate nil 18 Amad 06 07 Aurora 14 18 Do opts 04 04}£ Aust Ant 19 20 Bamboo 04% 08% Beach 48 50 Bounty Oil 00-1/24 02 Bridge 22 23 Castlereagh259 words
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Article45 1973-03-06 12 Sea View hotel has again sustained an unaudited loss of $610,952 for the half year ending December 31, 1972, compared with $33,210 for the same period in the previous year. The hotel's sales have declined to $1 million against $2 million.45 words
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204 1973-03-06 12 Deposits of all types with finance companies rose from $303.3 million in 1969 to $683.2 million last year. Fixed deposits alone rose from $263.9 million to $621 million. These companies loaned a total of $179 million for the purchase of houses last year compared204 words
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Advertisement274 1973-03-06 13 V f T GET SMART! UNIFORMS For All Your Employees Male/Female, By Singopore Uniforms Manufacturers, specialising in all types of industrial uses. Hotels, restaurants, security etc., Also badges, logos, neckties for your requirements. Coll ***** S'pore. WHOLESALERS CLEARANCE SALE Genuine Twigtex Double-Knit Trousers ot $24.90 each. Free Gift of V.I.P.274 words
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Advertisement306 1973-03-06 13 JUUY FURNISHED DOUBLEstoriy corner terrace House 355-J Sembawong Rood 27 3-bed roomed, servant's room, large sitting and dining hall. Phone: *****9 Or Write to London Woodworking Gompany, 18 Tiverton Lane Singapore. WST. 10 VACANT UNFURNISHED/FURNISHED flat available immediately at Toman Nbkhoda 2 bedrooms, bathrooms attached, living/dining rbom with mosaic tiles,306 words
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Advertisement408 1973-03-06 13 TYPEWRITING: Morning/Afternoon/Evening Classes 9.00 a.m. 9.00 p.m. Daily. Also special Sunday Classes. By qualified instructress. Individual cooching! S.C.S.C., 171 -D, Bencoolen Street, Branch: 28-B, Hong Kong Street (*****6). CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS EXAM JUNE, 1973 Intensive course for Sections I, II III A special part-time course for evening students individual subjects or408 words
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Advertisement381 1973-03-06 13 EVERYONf KNOWS 1Y HOW thot we ore specialist* In Phllco, Acmo, Frigidoire, General Electric, Kltochi, Sony© Window Unit, and Pockage airconditioners. Call over to Singapore Refrigeration Company, 12/14, International Building, Tel: *****6/*****8/ *****0. WORLD WIDE ELECTRICAL ENTERPRISE (S/Agent for Bauknecht Brend) Soles, Services Exporter for all brands of Electricol appliances381 words
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Advertisement384 1973-03-06 13 HONG KONG DEVELOPMENT tn COMPANY has $20 million for Qr Investment tor Real Estate In or Singapore. Will consider large p ocreage of rural or unschedule at land. Write to P.O. Box 2478 ft Singapore. LOCAL FIRM wishes to purchase seveibl properties for investments. Lond/hcxjse/apartments in ony locality Will be384 words
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Advertisement418 1973-03-06 13 WANTED 20 MALAY SOYS Ag« from 18 ond obove to be ttained os Mechanicol/Monuol GroseCutters by on experienced Contractors Firm in Singapore. Fair and reasonable woges for suitable and hardv*>rking applicants. Apply personally during office hours at No. 48) Gey long Rood (between Lorong 25A/27). Only those sincerely interested may418 words
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Advertisement429 1973-03-06 13 ENROL NOW! NEW SOCIAL Dancing Classes commencing 7.30 p.m. Monday 12/3/73, Friday 16/3/73. Latin American Oass 7.30 p.m. Wednesday 14/3/73 Enquiries *****1 (11 a.m.—9 p.m.) David School of Dancing. TAI'CHI PHYSICAL EXERCISE for developing heolth and grtice suitable for young and old. Tuition available every Saturday 4.00 p.m. to 6.00429 words
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Advertisement442 1973-03-06 13 NG KEONG CAR TRADftS Privote Limited—Home Of Quol«ity Used Cors. 313-A, Bukil Timoh Rood, 3 m.s. opposite Anglo-Chinese School —*****6/ *****7/*****7 offers: 1972: Toyoto/Celico, Colt/Golont. Austin/1100. Austin/Mini 1971: Toyota/ Super/Crown, 1000, Corolla/Coupe, Mercedes/Ben z/ 230/Automatic, Citoren D/20 Super, Ford/Coitina/GXL, Cortina 1600L, Escort, Volkswogen/ 1302, Mazda/1000, Colt/Galant. 1970: Toyota/Crown/Automatic/ Coupe, CoroJ442 words
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Article, Illustration639 1973-03-06 14 Lim Kee Chan - But Mr. Lu skips Singapore Open By Lim Kee Chan A very bright future lies ahead for the Asian Golf Circuit, one of the richest money spinners in this part of the world. Mr. Leonardo "Skip" Gulnto, the circuit chairman, said on arrival yesterday639 words
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524 1973-03-06 14 Nancy Koh - By Nancy Koh The National "A" boys title the ultimate in the current Schools' badminton championship will be a showdown between National Junior College and Geylang Serai Vocational Institute at 2 p.m. today. This much-sought after laurel has been narrowed down to two schools after524 words
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Article363 1973-03-06 14 Rangoon Road Secondary are striving hard in an allout bid to capture the Schools National "C" girls Softball championship this year. Fielding their very best crop of players, they are determined to be rated as one of the Republic's top softball schools after winning the363 words
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Article76 1973-03-06 14 Mr. Robin Sim Boon Woo was re-elected president of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association for the fifth successive year. Other officials: deputy vice-president— Mr. Anthony Wee; vicepresidents Mr. H. ■L. Miranda, Lt. Col. James Chia, Dr. W. T. Williams; secretary Mr. K. Thlruganasothiy; assistant secre-tary-Mr. Ng Tya76 words
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Advertisement77 1973-03-06 14 Bulova introduces the mini accutron the first electronic tuning fork watch for ladies. Now for the first time, women can enjoy the amazing accuracy of the Bulova Tuning Fork movement. Accuracy is guaranteed in writing, to vary no more than one minute in a month. Attractive designs conceal the famous77 words
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Advertisement44 1973-03-06 14 Julius Marlow a class of its own Distinctive (icsKin. i\*l c is( ulme contouis. Patented spikes. Superb craftsmanship Julius \iailo\,v P ishionables Made from the finest Australian leathr-r foi uolfers ■wvho demand 111♦ best You've got the swing we've got the shoes V m.44 words
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Article, Illustration358 1973-03-06 15 t?rn m KIU I Suka JSKki?!? 1, 2 past but was beaten at the home W i the front and cleared away to win by three rear early, finished a fast third. nlSt'filft d lnto the straight from NataraJ, with *5? j£j*f h C, ®S l 'n-358 words
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Article111 1973-03-06 15 The Singapore Softball Association will play a a series of friendly matches with the USS Enterprise from today to Friday on the Padang from 4 p.m. The USS Enterprise has just returned from a tour of the Philippines. The SSA will field five different teams against111 words
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Article31 1973-03-06 15 London, Tuesday Australian Heather McKay moved into the semi-finals of the British women's squash championship without difficulty here last night when she beat Britain's Fran Marshall 9-0, 9-1, 9-3.31 words
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Article376 1973-03-06 15 1 commc TO GRIPS Singapore's third achevement win in the 2nd World karate contest in Paris last year was- no -fluke our fantastic showing in the first AsianPacific karate contest, held over the weekend In the Singapore Badminton stadium has proved this conclusively. Japan confirmed their position376 words
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Article195 1973-03-06 15 Blue Peter - By Blue Peter General Trong 111 who earned a double promotion after his runaway win in the Class 3 Division 4 6f on Saturday is even fitter now. Ridden by champion jockey Jim Johnson the Cori nt o three-year-old was eager to gallop but was195 words
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Article156 1973-03-06 15 London, Tuesday Manchester United, the former European soccer cup holders who are now struggling near the foot of the English First Division, yesterday dismissed as "a joke" a take-over offer from a consortium of businessmen. A formal offer from the consortium is in the post156 words
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Advertisement376 1973-03-06 15 for comfort durability Lightweight Modern look (buckled) Sturdy leather Strong spikes Choice of exciting colours Available at Pan Watt (Pta.) Ltd. 4, Liat Towars, Orchard Rd. S'pora. Tal: *****6 mm and othar laading tports «hop». MULLER& PHIPPS (F.E.)SDN. BHD. Singapore Kuala Lumpur Ipoh Penang I DANIEL M. CONNOR BLACK BELT376 words
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Advertisement198 1973-03-06 15 The world's most famous golf ball. Recognised as the 'ball at the top' by most professionals and amateurs. Played by Open Winners Tony Jacklin, Roberto de Vicenzo, Bob Charles, Peter Thomson, Gary Player and, of course, Henry Cotton, after whose record round of 65 in the 1934 Open the ball198 words
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Article, Illustration73 1973-03-06 16 Receptionist Alice Tan, 20, is ambitious. When she took up her present job at the Cockpit Hotel, she told herself it was not the be all and end all as far as choice of career went. She loves travelling and meeting people. She hopes toPicture by Michael Kwan - 73 words
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451 1973-03-06 16 Derrick Tay - By Derrick Tay At one time or another in our lives, we have all been exposed to ghost stories and tales of haunted places and witches. Apparently, every generation n a v 1 n g been irigntenea by tne generation beiore is determined451 words
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Article155 1973-03-06 16 Today Is Tuesday. March 6, the 65th day of 1973 with 300 to follow. THE MOON: Between its new phase > and first quarter. THE MORNING STABS: Venus. Mars and Jupiter. THE EVENING STABS: Mercury and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Pisces. British155 words
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Article74 1973-03-06 16 AH FOOK: Now that the Thomas Cup is beyond our reach, don't you think the new men at the helm of the Singapore Badminton Association are a little late in taking over control of the game in Singapore? MEI LIN: I certainly don't think so! We must always74 words
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Advertisement26 1973-03-06 16 IV i I HOROLOGICAL SPECIALIST CENTRE Also obtainable: CYMA, OMEGA, BAUME MERCIER Geneva Co. Pte. Ltd. 1. OVERSEAS UNION SHOPPING CENTRE COLLYER QUAY SINGAPORE..I. TEL: *****126 words
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Miscellaneous778 1973-03-06 16 5 Singapore 3.00 Opening and Where the Heart Is 3.20 For the Family (M) 3.45 A Diary of Events in Singapore this Week (M) 3.50 Peyton Place (Rpt.) 4,40 Close 6.00 Opening and the Railway Children 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 Hogan's Heroes Rockets or Romance 7.00 The Spice of778 words
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Miscellaneous199 1973-03-06 16 Listeners' choice ic From Col. one 7.16 Watch Mr. Wizard 7.35 Engineering Science 8.00 News (Mand) 8.16 Paul Lynde Show— Howie's Inheritance 8,39 Perlstlwa 9.00 News (M) 9.16 Owen Marshall Men Who Love 10.00 News (E) 10.18 Krasny Musical Frank Sinatra 5° yal Festival Hall 11.07 Weather Report 11.09 Closa199 words
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