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Title Section15 1973-04-10 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, April 10, 1973 No. 685 Price 15 cents NEW NATION15 words
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Article10 1973-04-10 1 Police reported 7Q accidents yesterday. Ten were serious.10 words
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Article194 1973-04-10 1 Share values underwent another phase of savage beating as a new wave of selling surged across the board at the stock exchange this morning. BUSINESS DONE: Development Bank of Singapore (1) 5.00, (1) 4.90, (3) 4.80, (1) 4.74, (1) 4.76, (1) 4.70, (1) 4.86, (1) 4.90, (1)194 words
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Article285 1973-04-10 1 Massive raids on guerrilla camps Reuter Tel Aviv, Tuesday Israeli seaborne forces struck at Palestinian guerrilla bases in Beirut and the Lebanese port city of Sidon early today, a military spokesman said. The spokesman said Israeli paratroopers and naval commandos took part in the raids. "The forceReuter - 285 words
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Article, Illustration427 1973-04-10 1 Two escape after bid to hijack El A 1 plane Nicosia, Tuesday Cyprus police today began an extensive hunt for two of the guerrillas involved in the attempted hijack of an El A 1 plane and attack on the Israeli Ambassador's home. Ten Arabs, all carryingUPI radio picture - 427 words
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340 1973-04-10 1 Protest to N. Yemen Reuter Cairo, Tuesday About 500 Yemeni students took over the North Yemen embassy here yesterday and held the ambasador as hostage in protest against actions by his government. Some of the students, who included young men from South Yemen, saidReuter - 340 words
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Article95 1973-04-10 1 London, Tuesday. The London Daily Express reported today that the en tire Mirage fighter force bought by Libya from France is being quietly transferred to Egypt. "In a massive military airlift involving more than 50 cargo planes, the whole of the mirage ground control equipment95 words
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Article61 1973-04-10 1 Phnom Penh, Tuesday The communist blockade of Phnom Penh tightened yesterday when another *****> was destroyed as it tried to reach the capital up the Mekong River. The South Korean tanker, 800 Heung Nine, was aulckly set ablaze by rockets from communist forces dug In on the banks61 words
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Article146 1973-04-10 1 Love and jealousysparked off a wild rampage by a 68-year-old man In Chinatown. He slashed a man and his 65-year-old mother in Sago Lane in a fit three days ago. The object of his jealousy is said to be a 28-year-old widow Lee Beng Wee. 29. and146 words
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Article103 1973-04-10 1 A 14-year-old boy was among 17 youths arrested by the police in a 12-hour anticrime blitz which ended early today. The youths are believed to be responsible for the recent spate of street theft? and robberies in the Bukit Ho Swee, Havelock Road and Tiong103 words
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Article42 1973-04-10 1 Washington, Tuesday.— President Nixon yesterday asked Congress for an extra US$l.5 ($3,750,000) In the current year's budget to set up a US diplomatic office in Peking, the latest step in Improving relations between the United States and China.42 words
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Article45 1973-04-10 1 Sarajevo, Tuesday. Sweden won the Swaythling Cup men's team event In the World Table Tennis Championships here last night when they beat Japan 3-2 in the final series. South Korea won the Corbillon Cup women's team event beating Japan, the holders, 3-1.45 words
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Article53 1973-04-10 1 Augusta, Tuesday. Tommy Aaron, 37. fired a four-under-par 68 final round to win the 37th Masters Golf tournament by one stroke. J. C. Snead, 31, carded a 70 for a 72-hole total of 284 —one stroke behind Aaron. Another stroke behind were Britain's Peter Oosterhuls, Jack Nicklaus53 words
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Article34 1973-04-10 1 Moscow, Tuesday The Soviet Union today claimed a new world air speed record of 1,615 miles (2600 km) an hour set by test pilot Alexander Fedotov along a 63-mile (100 km) route.34 words
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Article22 1973-04-10 1 Washington, Tuesday. Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew arrived in Washington last night for his meeting today with President Nixon.22 words
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Advertisement82 1973-04-10 1 BIG WALK ENTRY FORMS IN TODAY'S NEW NATION SEE PAGE 12 NEW NATION TEL: *****1. d I GROWIIMG AND GROWIIMG OUR GROWIIMG ASSETS ARE YOUR SECURITY X as m ?5 UNITED OVERSEAS BANK T8 SR f5 CHUNG KHIAW BANK UNITED OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED HEAD OFFICE: 173-179 CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE 1.82 words
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Advertisement10 1973-04-10 1 Full report in Pare 15 Full report in Pace 1510 words
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Advertisement57 1973-04-10 1 !INTERIOR DE/IGN f CON/TRUCTION TX' ,vGENOES LiAAHT D shOV\ROOM 23 South Ona»Ro«»d 1 Telethon#* A *****5 Hong Kong > mm i JtXisiA y Sunday Monday .aa# Tuesday M Wfednesday SjF Thursday ll Friday Saturday T If v 4 A? •■f We never forget how important you are. JAPAN AIR LINES57 words
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Miscellaneous22 1973-04-10 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. —Isolated showers becoming scattered showers in the late afternoon. See Page 222 words
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365 1973-04-10 2 'Concerted effort needed* The Young Men's Christian Association has called for urgent attention in the welfare of primary six school dropouts between 14 and 15 years. According to the editorial in the latest issue of the YMCA's newsletter, many dropouts do not qualify for365 words
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Article29 1973-04-10 2 The Chinese YMCA will conduct a course on the fine art of Japanese dollmaking beginning on Saturday. Further details are available at the Continuing Education Department, Tel. *****1.29 words
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415 1973-04-10 2 Universities destroy creativity, self-reliance and independent thinking, a visiting academician observed. Professor R.P. Dore, from the Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex expressed this opinion on his arrival here as an external examiner in Sociology at the University of Singapore. He said: "The415 words
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Article43 1973-04-10 2 A group of 36 youth leaders has postponed its good-will-cum-study tour of Indonesia from next month to December 1. They are from the Malay Youth Literary Association, the Singapore Adventurers' Club and the Young Men's Christian Association Young Adults' Group.43 words
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Article, Illustration169 1973-04-10 2 Little Masaya Konoumi was almost bursting with curiosity as he watched people peer through the telescope. So, when he got a chance he dashed across to see for himself what they were looking at through "those long tubes" aboard the Japanese ship Fuji.169 words
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Article301 1973-04-10 2 Teresa Ooi - MP to query Minister By Teresa Ooi Many middle-class families have complained of increasing difficulties in paying estate duty on family homes which have increased substantially in value over the past few years. It is believed that several of these families have been driven by301 words
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Advertisement270 1973-04-10 2 T y > V- p 101 »II oi a v?« MI a 51 'A V 3 »<•» O V X *> lor .ill appetising full meal.. Indonesian lUitlet is most satisfyin«. \ll the exotic delicacies o| Indonesian cooking culminates in a grand least to stimulate the palate, especiallv a jaded270 words
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Advertisement31 1973-04-10 2 25 T^cints to 3 Carats Jrcm- $300/tc $30,000/= Gl3, Tanglin Shopping Centre Singapore 10. Tel: *****8 HEAD OFFICE S.P. H. 0E SILVA (H.KJ LTD. 1/3, Central Building, Pedder Street, Hong Kong.31 words
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Miscellaneous152 1973-04-10 2 EH Temperatures in world cities yesterday: Jakarta 33 25C Kuala Lumpur 32 24C Bangkok 25 27C Hong Kong 27- 24C Taipeh 29 21C Naha 25- 20C Seoul 22-14 C Tokyo 23 14C London 6- 1C Paris 9- 2C Moscow 14- 8C San Francisco 23 -11C New York 9- OC Sydney152 words
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Miscellaneous582 1973-04-10 2 HRPPEVUIIGS wh t a O t D 5 ay on Mr. Low Guan Onn, deputy general manager of Jurong Shipyard Ltd., is launching the company's MATERIALS SAVING CAMPAIGN at 1.10 p.m. The SINGAPORE PRESS CLUB is having its weekly lunch at the Dragon Phoenix Restaurant, Outram Park Complex, at 12.45582 words
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155 1973-04-10 3 The ClD's anti-vice squad and Immigration Department officials have made various raids on the Keong Saik Street red light area in the past two weeks to flush out illegal immigrants and secret society suspects. The search and-screen raids were launched after a report late155 words
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Article35 1973-04-10 3 The Adult Education Board will conduct a course In Dressmaking Stage One on Fridays from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the First Toa Payoh Secondary School AEB Centre, commencing on April 20.35 words
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Article, Illustration540 1973-04-10 3 Rav K. Dhaliwal - Set up committee, says expert By Rav K. Dhaliwal A British expert on child safety has suggested that a Toy Safety Committee be set up here. Mr. David Day, chairman of the Toy Safety Committee of the British Standards Institution, in an Interview with540 words
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Article71 1973-04-10 3 Mr. D. P. Kumra has been elected president of Arya Samaj Singapore. Other office-bearers are: Mr. Harlram Dayanl (VicePresident), Mr. Ram Kawal Hal (general secretary), Mr. Jogendra Rai (asst. secretary), Mr. Lalchand Sharma (treasurer), Mr. Kailash Nath Ral (social secretary), Mr. Dashrath Singh (librarian), and Mr. Durgadass71 words
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Article25 1973-04-10 3 The Chinese YMCA is organising a workshop on pot-making beginning on April 21. Further details are available from the Continuing Education Department, tel. *****1.25 words
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227 1973-04-10 3 Ivan Lim - By Ivan Lim Ngee Ann Technical College is recruiting academic staff in Bangladesh. The college registrar, Mr. Chew Yong Soo, and its vice-principal, Mr. Philip Limb, are now in Dacca to interview and select suitable candidates. It is understood that 10 lecturers. assistant227 words
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352 1973-04-10 3 Recruiting officers in several firms have taken steps to ensure that they do not employ illegal immigrants using forged identity cards. They are now counter checking the identity cards with applicants' birth certificate numbers. This move followed reports of an arrest this352 words
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Article138 1973-04-10 3 A new feature for this year's Nurses Week from May 20 to May 27 will be an Open House at four government hospitals. This was stated in the latest newsletter of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees. It said: "This is aimed at giving the138 words
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125 1973-04-10 3 The Chinese Physicians Association is sending four officials to China today to prepare the way for the visit of a 40-man mission later on in the year. The advance party, which include two women slnsehs, will be in China for a month to125 words
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Article27 1973-04-10 3 The Chinese YMCA is organising a workshop on copper relief techniques beginning on April 21. For further details contact the Continuing Education Department, tel. *****1.27 words
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358 1973-04-10 3 'Cut down wastage* Jurong Shipyard workers were today urged to cut down material wastage as a means to offset the rising cost, of raw materials with the yen revaluation and the inflationary trend. The yard's deputy general manager, Mr. Low Guan Onn, told358 words
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Article78 1973-04-10 3 The School of Postgraduate Dental Studies will hold a refresher course In Prosthetic Dentistry at the Dental Clinic, Outram Road General Hospital on Sunday and Monday. The course is designed to review essentials for retentive and functional full dentures and will consist of lectures, clinical demonstrations and participation.78 words
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Advertisement67 1973-04-10 3 WILLIAM has solved his problem at Ya SHIS 2 V *1 o-: There is no problem in tailoring that can't be solved at Vashi's. With so many years of experience in the trade, gooci results are achieved every time Suits can be custom tailored from 595.00, trousers made-to-measure at S67 words
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Advertisement161 1973-04-10 3 Europe? M V NEW YORK COPENHAGEN KAN a IS MIDDLE-EAST I KUALA LUMPUR m DJAKARTA e. m i lh Take the straight daylight way with SAS. Via Bangkok, over Russia, to Copenhagen in only 1 6/2 hours. Depart Arrive Tuesdays Wednesdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays Thai SAS SAS Thai/SAS SAS S'pore161 words
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Miscellaneous281 1973-04-10 3 Quiz object No. 238 Teacher wins $105 jackpot A SPECIAL QUIZ Last Thursday's quiz photograph showed part of a camera. There was only one correct entry. The Jackpot prize of $105 goes to Mr. Nlrmal, a teacher, of Lorong 1, Toa Payoh. Do you know what today's quiz photograph No.281 words
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Article, Illustration602 1973-04-10 4 KAM ALA CLUB'S LUNCH TREAT FOR ENVOY'S WIFE THE best curry in town is unfortunately not available seven days a week, but only on some rare and important occasions when a few women of the Kamala Club decide to turn volunteer chefs. nils was the602 words
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Advertisement99 1973-04-10 4 NEWNATION NEW NATION BIG WALK April 29th is the date of the BIG WALK. Entry forms in NEW NATION. 1) 20 km from Woodlands to Farrer Park —Seniors. Junkrfs, Veterans. 2) 144km —"Women" from Bukit Panjang to Farrer Park. 3) Bkm—Novices (Men, Women, Vaterans) Secondary School Walkers, from Turf Ctub99 words
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Article280 1973-04-10 5 Douglas Chan - They try to replace ex-syndicates By Douglas Chan With professional syndicates having either been smashed or crippled, amateur ticket touts are now coming to the forefront. According to a Customs spokesman, all the 17 touts arrested last month were amateurs. Seven cinema patrons who bought280 words
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Article44 1973-04-10 5 An unidentified Indian man was found dead with body injuries at the Junction of Dunearn Road and Whitley Road this morning. Police believe he was a victim of a hit-and-run accident. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact the Sepoy Line police station.44 words
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191 1973-04-10 5 An arsonist is believed to be loose in the Serangoon Road-Lavender Street area. In the past few weeks, he has set fire to or attempted to burn down at least three Indian shops in the area. Ke is believed to be an Indian191 words
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Article34 1973-04-10 5 The Adult Education Board will conduct a course on Skin-care, Make-up and Halrdressing for Ladies on Saturdays from 2.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. at the Kim Keat AEB Centre from Saturday.34 words
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201 1973-04-10 5 A doctor yesterday suggested that the school health programmes inciude a routine urine analysis because many kidney diseases do not give rise to symptoms until they are in the advanced stages. Dr. Pwee Hock Swee, of the Outram Road General Hospital's Renal201 words
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287 1973-04-10 5 Pang Guek Cheng - Long battle expected By Pang Guek Cheng A protracted legal battle is expected to be fought over the custody of children in the Ismail divorce case to be heard both in London and in Singapore. The three eldest children of their marriage, Kamal Ruzaman,287 words
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516 1973-04-10 5 NEW NATION BIG > WALK Hyatt Hotel's women employees are coming in a big way for the New Nation Big Walk to be held on April 25. Six girls have signed up for the Ladies' team event, with active support516 words
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Article62 1973-04-10 5 The Lions Club of Singapore (Host) and the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore are jointly organising the Miss Singapore Charity Queen Quest. 1973. The prize is a trip to Western Australia with attendant gifts. Further details are available from the Spastic Children's Association, 25 Gilstead Road.62 words
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Article, Illustration405 1973-04-10 5 Violet Oon - By Violet Oon When the overseas ballet examiner Miss Jennie Kjelgaard took time off to attend a rehearsal of our own National Dance and Theatre Company, she was so impressed and stimulated that she returned again and again to watch405 words
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Advertisement128 1973-04-10 5 5 •METRO SUPREME* METRO SUPREME* METRO SUPREME* METRO SUPREME* METRO SUPREME T j Jul lu j u '>jr. I*. til.-la 7-JS Yj ■rm UP TO O OFF m Gents'Dept JJp Arrow Manhattan w.iirts ■J" Toctal' Sport Shirts ■3 T routan IA Whita Shins Usual Prioa $29.00 $35.00 9.00 6.00 ImAJmt128 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article727 1973-04-10 6 V.K. Chin - Dispute over last year's MCE exam results From V.K. Chin The present dispute over last year's Malaysian Certificate of Education (MCE) examination results Is souring up relations between UMNO and MCA and this may lead to a confrontation between leaders of these two Alliance Dartners.727 words
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Article, Illustration2229 1973-04-10 6 Barney Seibert - From Barney Seibert United Press International CAMBODIA Cambodia is like South Vietnam 10 years ago. But there is no big brother waiting in the wipgs with half a million troops, an unlimited bankroll, inexhaustible arms and libraries of advice. For CamDoGla, only the advice isUnited Press International - 2,229 words
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VOICE OF THE PRESS
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Article644 1973-04-10 6 What other Newspapers are saying: TONTINE STORM AND POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK Three cases of tontine operators who absconded with tontine monies amounting to over $100,000 each were reported to have taken place in Redhill and Toa Payoh estates recently. The tontine members were mostly housewives, hawkers644 words
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Article196 1973-04-10 6 CAMBODIA IS IN DANGER OF BECOMING A NEW WAR FRONT Cambodia seems to be in trouble. In a few days' time there is a possibility of a change of government. The Lon Nol regime is under great pressure because Cambodia's capital is now surrounded by the communist and196 words
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215 1973-04-10 7 Reuter Rangoon, Tuesday. a democratic government will replace Burma's ruling Revolutionary Council on March 2, next year, according to a report to the current emergency congress of Burma's ruling Socialist Programme Party, released yesterday. The report stated that a nationwide referendum on aReuter - 215 words
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Article349 1973-04-10 7 200,000 not held in Saigon jails Rome, Tuesday South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu yesterday discussed the fate of alleged political prisoners in his country at a one-hour meeting with Pope Paul and afterwards vehemently denied that 200,000 political detainees were held in South349 words
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192 1973-04-10 7 Washington, Tuesday President Nixon has expressed grave concern over the shooting of a helicopter belonging to the Vietnam peace-keeping force over Viet Cong-held territory on Saturday. The White House conveying the President's concern over the incident, in which all nine people aboard the192 words
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Article297 1973-04-10 7 Reuter Paris, Tuesday The future of Pablo Picasso's vast art fortune including thousands of his own works which the public has never seen—became a subject of speculation today as the art world mourned his death. The artist, who died here on Sunday from a heart attackReuter - 297 words
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Article121 1973-04-10 7 United Press International New York, Tuesday—Doctors at Bet Israel Medical Centre in New Jersey yester d a y implanted the world's first nuclear-power-ed pacemakers in the chests of a 68-year-old man and 12-year-old girl. The man, Max Spieler, and the girl, Roxanne Hutchinson, were theUnited Press International - 121 words
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Article, Illustration263 1973-04-10 7 Smith govt, flayed London, Tuesday—British Prime Minister Edward Heath said yesterday he de§lored the secret trial in alisbury on an undisclosed charge of freelance Rhodesian journalist Peter Niesewand. An angry Mr. Heath was speaking in a House of Commons over the twoyear hard labour sentence imposed263 words
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315 1973-04-10 7 United Press International London, Tuesday. Two top military attaches of the Soviet Embassy have "left" their posts amid specula tion they have been ordered out by the British authorities. The Soviet Military Attache, Col. Yuri A. Chelpanov, and assistant Naval Attache Capt.United Press International - 315 words
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Article42 1973-04-10 7 Tokyo, Tuesday.—An air and sea search was launched for the pilot of a Japanese Air Force F-104 jet fighter missing 011 a training flight over the Pacific, south of Japan's main northerq island of Hokkaido yesterday, the defence agency said.42 words
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Article, Illustration72 1973-04-10 7 South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu smiles as he talks with Pope Paul VI during an audience in the Vatican yesterday while his wife and his son next to him look on. On the table is a por- trait of the Pope which the Pontiff gave to72 words
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154 1973-04-10 7 V JL London, Tuesday. An opinion poll indicated yesterday that Britain's bachelor Prime Minister Edward Heath may be losing some of his appeal to women voters. A special survey showed that female support for him had dropped from 55 to 52 per cent154 words
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Article16 1973-04-10 7 Rangoon, Tuesday.— The Burmese Government has announced it will join the Asian Development Bank.16 words
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Advertisement54 1973-04-10 7 Open Heart If you appreciate beauty and truth... .The chances are you will like the Vulcain Open Heart. With its 'see through' design there is nothing to hide Except its superbly handcrafted Swiss movements. Be exclusive! Fascinate others as you will be fascinated by this truly fascinating timepiece. Available at54 words
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Advertisement205 1973-04-10 7 SHRIRO New Lunch Speciais MONDAY >4.50 Cream of CbickN Soup Baked Whale Chicken Let Dacbess Potatoes Vegetables, or Fresh Park Chap with Apple Saace Lyonnaise Potatoes Garden Peas Trifle I Coffee/Tea WEDESDAY $4.75 Chickea I Macaroni Soap Fried Chickea a la Maaaa Craqaette Potatoes I Vegetables, or Steak and Mashraaia205 words
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Article418 1973-04-10 8 Asia's giants have again been dwarfed by the vagaries of the weather. In China and India grain shortages have been reported and both can take little comfort that their plight comes amidst a general deterioration in the world grain situation. The sour note in the418 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article78 1973-04-10 8 The manager of Isetan department store has now found out why he hardly received any phone calls for the last nine months. A principal of the store, irritated by the numerous "no-through" calls recently called on the manager personally to ask why nobody picked up78 words
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Article31 1973-04-10 8 By 562 votes to 556, the conference of Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland at Blackpool added bookies to the list of those who could be Rotarians.31 words
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Article, Illustration1436 1973-04-10 8 GERALD de CRUZ - GERALD de CRUZ I was taken aback when I read the letter. It was an invitation to talk to the Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School on the subject What Parents Are For. Surely 15-year-old girls know what parents are for, was1,436 words
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Letters
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Article67 1973-04-10 8 SOON TUAN TEE - SOON TUAN TEE for Director of Education, Singapore, 10. I refer to the letter by Janle Foo in NN, March 27, and wish to Inform her that Chinese Language '•lasses for Pre-U I (English Stream) students are being conducted at present at Chinese High School at Buklt67 words
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Article130 1973-04-10 8 We would be grateful if the HDB would care to clarify its so-called impartial procedures regarding allotting of flats. We understand that the standing rules for those who are tenants and have booked for bigger flats, are that they can purchase the flat thev are now occupying,130 words
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Article155 1973-04-10 8 OTHMAN OMAR - OTHMAN OMAR Executive Secretary, National Sports Promotion Board, Singapore, 8. I refer to the letter by Angry (NN, March 4) headlined Unrealiable NSPB. The writer has mentioned that he made an effective booking on behalf of his school last month to hold a swimming carnival. The155 words
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Article85 1973-04-10 8 J. B. SENANAYAKE - J. B. SENANAYAKE for Executive Secretary, National Sports Promotion Board, Singapore, 8. I refer to the letter by Swimmer which appeared in your paper on March 30. While appreciating some of the shortcomings of the Changi Swimming Pool, I would like to mention that the National85 words
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Article238 1973-04-10 8 Of late, buses can be seen violating the traffic parking regulations along Changi Road, where a bus stop is situated and also at the junction of Lorons 105/106 in spite of the yellow line drawn along the side of the road. This illegal parking is a nuisance238 words
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Article42 1973-04-10 8 YEONG KUM KEE - YEONG KUM KEE Public Relations Officer, Ministry of National Development, Singapore, 2. Reference is made to Mr. Nelson Heng's letter captioned Hole in the Road (NN, March 28). The gaping hole referred to was filled on 25 March, 1973.42 words
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Advertisement100 1973-04-10 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation. Locked Hag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. m Have a feast of a time!! lake ip our chalienge to eat all you can of our scrumptious "DEE...LEE...SHUS" Oriental Western servings MERUN GRILL. 2nd FLOOR FREE AMPLE PARKING Beactiftad <Oppos* the end of A/ab Street) Tel.100 words
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Miscellaneous31 1973-04-10 8 TJZj, 9 Ft* >4 V t ■sm m w, m %i i i u I J THAT'S THE LAST OF THE PRISONERS NOW, WHERE'S ALL THE MONEY TO REBUILD NORTH VIETNAMf31 words
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Article, Illustration1819 1973-04-10 9 Can the deteriorating morale of our teachers be arrested The situation is not hopeless and dedication and integrity can be injected into the profession at a mass level if only our principals will wake up to their responsibilities. New Nation's investigations revealed1,819 words
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Article, Illustration1392 1973-04-10 9 The major culprits for the sagging morale in the teaching service today appear to be those school principals who have failed to emerge as good managers. Partly because of the vast number of schools that had to be constructed in the last 12 years to1,392 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration730 1973-04-10 10 PERHAPS people are more conscious of the importance of time; or they are more design conscious; or simply they have more money to spend. But whatever the reason or reasons, people are taking to watches in a great way. Some go for the more conventional types, while730 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration495 1973-04-10 11 Choosing a career is never easy, particularly when you are a school leaver, unfamiliar with the prospects which working life holds. Most are swept along the white collar stream, finding little immediate (or eventual) use for the Shakespeare or the Toynbee which they were495 words
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385 1973-04-10 11 People who are fat will try anything to lose weight, including eating anything they like. That is exactly the bone of the latest diet scheme to be thrown up by that generally overfed society of Americans. Leading this attack on the waistline of Americans is385 words
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426 1973-04-10 11 TAN CHUNG LEE - YOGA BY I TAN CHUNG LEE Georgina has been practising yoga for more than a year now and she was interested in taking meditation seriously. I brought her one Monday evening to a dfc armachakara (group meditation) session conducted thrice weekly by the Ananda426 words
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1178 1973-04-10 11 PATRICIA MORGAN - THIS FLORENTINE NOBLEMAN DESIGNS EVERYTHING FROM SWIMWEAR TO PORCELAIN PATRICIA MORGAN Emilio Pucci is a Florentine fashion designer nobleman who can trace his line back 1000 years. Wealth, renown he has them all abundantly. The Marchese that is his ducal title handed down1,178 words
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BUSINESS NEWS
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586 1973-04-10 12 The Monetary Authority of Singapore has granted approval to three more foreign banks two British and one Canadian to operate "offshore" banking services here. They are Toronto Dominion Bank or Canada, Lloyds and Bolsa and National Westminster Bank, Doth or Britain.586 words
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Article211 1973-04-10 12 Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. —Members of the United States Economic Mission to Malaysia held a final round of discussions on their tour of South-East Asia here this morning. Later today, they will present a report on their findings and recommendations to Tun Dr. Ismail in his211 words
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Article, Illustration106 1973-04-10 12 On a relatively high turnover of two million shares prices continued to ease on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and, Singapore yesterday. Many industrial shares fell sharply' partly due to slifht panic selling. Hotels and Properties were no better. Jardine Waugh lost $3 to $24, Metal Box $1106 words
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Article31 1973-04-10 12 Canberra, Tuesday.— The Australian government yesterday responded to the threat of an eight per cent inflation rate this year by calling in Asloo million ($350 million) from private banks.31 words
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Article401 1973-04-10 12 United Press International Prices advanced sharply in slow trading yesterday on the New York Stock exchange, buoyed primarily by investor bargain hunting and short covering. The Dow Jones average of 30 blue chips was ahead 16.48 at 947.55 at the close. Advances led declines by 995 to 458United Press International - 401 words
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Article35 1973-04-10 12 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Exchange yesterday. 30 Industrials 947.47 Cup 16.40), 20 transport 199.28 (up 3.98), 15 utilities 107.14 (up 0.64 C 5 stocks 299.73 (un 4.84).35 words
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Article282 1973-04-10 12 Kyodo Prices edged down in very light trading yesterday morning on the Tokyo Slock Exchange as Investors found little background news to spur them to buy. The market opened mixed but many Issues sagged on profit-taking towards the close in spite of small-lot purchase of neglected Issues. The Dow-JonesKyodo - 282 words
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Advertisement567 1973-04-10 12 tS NEW NATION J WOODLANDS FARRER PARK ATHLETIC CENTRE THE NEW NATION BIG WALK will be held on Sunday, April 29, 1973. Send in your entry form today. NAME (in full) ADDRESS (Print ciearly jn capital letters) Postal Dfstrict No. Date of Birth GROUP' If you are a team member567 words
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Advertisement72 1973-04-10 12 XT < •> 7. y YOUR SHOP WINDOW FOR $2 22 is the minimum classified advertisement rate in NEW NATION, Singapore's only evening paper. With almost 100,000 readers of NEW NATION someone is sure to want the things you wish to dispose of. Phone DIAL-AOS, *****8 and put NEW NATION72 words
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Article, Illustration56 1973-04-10 13 DEATH I CHI A SIEW KHOON, 73. passed away peacefully 10.4.73. Leaving behind wife, Ho Noi, sons William, Charlie, Robert, George, Andy, Peter, Richard; daughters Lee kiang, Margaret, Lee Meng, Doris; daughters-in-law Helen, Molly, Maggie, Mary, Dianne; and three grand children. Night visits at 30 Lichfield Road, Serangoon Garden Estate.56 words
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Advertisement426 1973-04-10 13 ORIENTAL ARTS CRAFTS WHOLESALE AND RETAILS, ideol for Tourists Shops. Hsu Brothers, 87 Hill Street. Tel: Heng ***** Singapore. m L.C.C. SHIPPING CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION COURSE Beginners Class commencing Wednesday 11/4/73 at 6.15 p.m. Conducted by professionally qualified and experienced Lecturer in Shipping Subjects ENROL EARLT SHIPTRADE MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT 5338, 2nd426 words
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Advertisement326 1973-04-10 13 M SECRETARY required by an established factory in Jurong. Candidates who meet the following requirements are invited to submit their applications. Cambridge School Certificate with credit in English. Typewriting speed 45/50 w.p.m. Shorthand speed 90/10 C w.p.m. Applicants are advised to indicate salary desired, together with recent photograph (non-returnable) giving326 words
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Advertisement492 1973-04-10 13 YWCA SOCIAL DANCING CLASSES commence 7 -p.m. 10.4.73 3 p.m. 14.4.73, Modern, Latin American Classes 7 p.m. 14.4.73 Instructor: David Chan: H.A.T.D. (Japan) A.F.A.T.D. (Australia) Enquiries: Tel: S'pore ***** TAI'CHI PHYSICAL EXERCISE for developing health and grace suitable for young and old. Tuition available every Satufttoy 4.00 p.m. to 6.00492 words
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Advertisement54 1973-04-10 13 HONG KONG TIM-SUM From 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. Prince Room Restaurant, Selegie Complex, Singapore. Tel: *****. CAROL INN We invite you to visit a typical English Pub excellent Swiss French cuisine, excellent wine cellar. Happy Hour 4.30—7 p.m. We also cater for Birthday, Buffet and Cocktail Parties. 7454 words
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Article, Illustration538 1973-04-10 14 Jeffrey Low - By Jeffrey Low Graeme Lawrence yesterday named his choice of drivers who will feature at the chequered flag in the main event of the Singapore Grand Prix next weekend. The crowd-pleasing Singapore OP hattrick winner picked six defending champion Max Stewart, Vern Schuppan, Ken Smith, Leo538 words
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Article, Illustration341 1973-04-10 14 cominG TO GRIPS iYin:r,M:iiM J The Police Academy at Thomson Road was turned into a battle ground over the weekend when 300 karatekas underwent a mass grading exercise. The karatekas, all from the Singapore Karate Association's main gymnasium at McNair Road, fought gamely under the341 words
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Article203 1973-04-10 14 Angeline Asher - By Angeline Asher Anglo-Chinese and Victoria yesterday qualified for the" finals of the National Schools "A" Division boys hockey championships. In the semi-final matches pfayed at the padang yesterday, Anglo-Chinese beat St. Joseph's 1-0 and Victoria beat Swiss Cottage by three penalty goals to nil. Josephians203 words
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Article225 1973-04-10 14 Tokyo, Tuesday. Dick Sadler, manager of new world heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman, arrived in Tokyo on Sunday night for what he called a visit to see old time friends but a Japanese boxing promoter says Foreman may defend his title in Japan next August.225 words
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Article167 1973-04-10 14 Dunedin, Tuesday New Zealand's cricket team leaves on Saturday for an 85-day tour of Britain and captain Bevan Congdon said yesterday "our objective is to win the Tests." Said Congdon in an interview "The team is capable of doing this if luck is167 words
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Article30 1973-04-10 14 ENGLISH LEAGUE Division Three Port Vale 0 Rochdale 0 Division Four Colchester 1 P'borough 0 Darlington 2 Workington 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Division Two Queen's Park 0 Montrose 130 words
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Article40 1973-04-10 14 Dublin, Tuesday.—Mick Molloy was named to replace Kevin Mays at lock in the Irish team to play Prance here on Saturday. Molloy, who has played in 25 previous Internationals, last played for Ireland against France in 1971.40 words
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Article223 1973-04-10 14 Wellington, Tuesday. Prime Minister Norman Kirk yesterday announced the proposed South African Rugby Union tour of New Zealand had been postponed. Kirk said the postponement would hold until the South Africans decided to select their national teams on merit, regardless of race. The Prime223 words
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Article80 1973-04-10 14 Melbourne. Tuesday Australia's Henry Nissen, British Commonwealth flyweight champion, defeated South Korean champion Kim Hak Yung in their fight here last night. But Kim eave Nissen his hardest fight, dropping the Australian to the canvas from a left to the jaw in the first round. Ten80 words
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Miscellaneous137 1973-04-10 14 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald JET~. ALMOST NEUROTICALLY SO QUESTIONED AS MUCH AS SHE POSSIBLY CAM AnP WHEN I ASKEP HER WHY, SHE BROKE POWN ANP CRIED. COULPfJ'T CALM HER SO 1 TOOK HER OPF ROUNDS 51 •51 1 IBBa fei 5^ IK n A m i Hi rri as137 words
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Miscellaneous104 1973-04-10 14 v HOCKEY National Schools tourney: Boys 'C' semi finals (Farrer Park 8.45 a.m.). RUGBY—National School tourney: 'A' div. Queenstown v St. Josephs; Anglo Chinese School v American Sch. (Grange Rd. 4 p.m.). SOCCER S pore. Govt. Services league Div. 3; Telecoms lAirport) v VC 'A* Survey v HDB; Car Parks104 words
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Miscellaneous277 1973-04-10 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD mmm hub bmbb an mmmm aaaaaS aaaaaaa mmmm an aaaaaaaa 11 Storm. 12 Handle: Lat. 13 Viewed. 21 Equipment for Fido. 22 U.S. currency. 24 Poetic contraction. 25 Orbit point. 27 Dark. 28 Sea birds. 29 Helper. 30 Dramatist Hart. 31 Neglect. 32 Tudkish judge. 33 Steep277 words
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Article, Illustration657 1973-04-10 15 Follow the horses marked with a SATURDAY Ac ■<c pr '-.a 3hs& Mujor set the pace, leading into the straight with Ovation closing in, followed by Show Boy and Born Lucky. Ovation raced past Mujor a furlong out and then ran on stoutly to beat Born Lucky657 words
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698 1973-04-10 15 Sarajevo. Yugoslavia, Tuesday. Table tennis giants Japan and China were humbled here last night as Sweden swept to victory in the Swaythling Cup for men and South Korea snatched the women's Corbillion Cup. Sweden took the men's team event by beating: JaDan 5-3 In698 words
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Article265 1973-04-10 15 From Blue Peter in Kuala Lumpur Mach Two, a course scratching last Saturday, showed that there was nothing amiss with him when he did an impressive workout here this morning. Breaking from the half mile he tan home the last 3f in 39 4/5 with Laurie Johnson265 words
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594 1973-04-10 15 Augusta, Tuesday Veteran Tommy Aaron shook off his label as most consistent runner-up on the US professional golf circuit yesterday when he fired a four-under par-68 to win the 37th Masters tournament by one stroke. The 37-year-old Aaron, who had previously won only594 words
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Article234 1973-04-10 15 Houston, Tuesday Ken Rosewall of Australia won his first tournament of the year and vaulted to the top of the standings of his tennis tour yesterday with a 3-6, 6-2, 7-5 victory over his countryman Fred Stolle. The victory in the US$5O,000 River Oaks tournament234 words
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Article, Illustration50 1973-04-10 16 Like all girls, Taiwanese singer Chou Chai Li, 22, likes to keep up with fashions, flower arrangement, reading and travelling. But above all, she loves diamonds which, after all, are a girl's best friend. Undoubtedly, they are hers as well. Picture by Michael Kwan. Picture by Michael KwanPicture by Michael Kwan - 50 words
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Article95 1973-04-10 16 MEI LIN: Nothing seems to escape the inflationary trend. Even Keong Saik Street has to grapple with it. AH FOOK: You can be sure that inflation is the worst hazard operators there have to cope with. Cleaner sweep The Federation of Women's Institutes in London wants Lancashire County95 words
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Article416 1973-04-10 16 Derrick Tay - By Derrick Tay It is not uncommon to hear people complaining about how commercials are always interrupting our television shows, normally at the most climactic moments. And in many cases, instead of making the consumers feel more kindly towards the products, they only serve to416 words
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Article58 1973-04-10 16 Police raided a church social club and caught a 60-year-old parish priest running illegal bingo sessions, a court heard. As 26 officers burst into the premises, the astounded priest exclaimed: "Good heavens, the whole force is here." Monsignor Patrick Lannen was fined £250 at Whitby, Yorkshire,58 words
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Article154 1973-04-10 16 TODAY is Tuesday, April 10, the 100 th day of 1973 with 265 to follow. THE MOON: Between its first quarter and full phase. THE MORNING STARS: Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS: Saturn and Venus. Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. Famed154 words
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Article163 1973-04-10 16 A 30-year-old New Zealander was jailed In London for three years for "a viciously jealous act" when his mistress left him. Norwich Crown Court heard that Michael Harris, of Cambridge, sprinkled paint stripper in her panties. He then did the same to her husband's163 words
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Miscellaneous372 1973-04-10 16 5 Singapore 3.00 Opening and For the Family (E) 3.30 Diary of Events (E) 3.35 Where the Heart is 3.50 Our Music Makers featuring: Norintan Abdul Ohani (E —Rpt) 4.10 Peyton Place (Rpt) 4.55 Close 6.00 Opening and Rifleman The Man From Silsnas 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 Discovery Saint372 words
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Miscellaneous45 1973-04-10 16 FM STEREO 6.00 Opening Anne's 6.10 Sunset Serenade 6.30 News 6.40 Public Service Anncts. 6.45 Share Market Report 7.00 Programme Summary 7.10 Family Favourites 8.00 News 8.10 Public Service Anncts. 8.15 Chinese Instrumental Music 9.15 Time for Theatre 10.40 Softly Into the Night 11.00 Close}45 words
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Miscellaneous525 1973-04-10 16 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN, today you are one of those earnest, urgent people who never fails to take seriously ■whatever you happen to become involved in. Nor do you limit your intensity to yourself; yo'j are just as interested, just as concerned about what others525 words
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