New Nation, 25 September 1973
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Title Section19 1973-09-25 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, September 25, 1973 No. 829 Price 15 cents NE\^Ption SINGAPORE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 197319 words
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Article193 1973-09-25 1 United Press International Tokyo, Tuesday A violent rain storm that triggered scores of landslides brought death, floods and destruction to a wide area of Northern Japan on Sunday. Police said about 60 people are dead or missing In the southern part of Japan's northernUnited Press International - 193 words
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Article35 1973-09-25 1 Buenos Aires, Tuesday. —The Peronlst Governmen yesterday outlawed Argentina'* most active guerrilla organisation, the Marxist People's Revolutionary Army (KRP). Provisional President Raul Lastlrl signed a decree banning all activities of the organisation.35 words
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Article13 1973-09-25 1 Police reported 83 accidents yesterday. Four were serious and one fatal.13 words
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Article, Illustration444 1973-09-25 1 Wee Beng Huat - Cats may have been the cause By Wee Beng Huat A fight between two alley cats is believed to have started a fire which rendered 240 people homeless in Petain Road early today. Residents told the police that one of the cats tripped over aPicture by Wee Beng Boat - 444 words
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Article64 1973-09-25 1 Paris, Tuesday. Cartler, the Paris Jewellers, yesterday offered US$2 million ($4.6 million) to buy the 69carat diamond given to Elizabeth Taylor by Richard Burton. A Cartier spokesman said it was a public offer and that Miss Taylor had not yet been contacted personally. The diamond, presented to64 words
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Article72 1973-09-25 1 London, Tuesday. The number of Commonwealth citizens allowed Into Britain to settle here during the first six months after the Immigration act took effect dropped by 25 per cent over the same period last J *a' total Of 13,477 Commonwealth cltlsens entered Britain to settle here72 words
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269 1973-09-25 1 Houston, Tuesday The Skylab 2 astronauts today neared the end of man's longest voyage In space and braced for a Pacific Ocean splashdown tomorrow) 5.50 a.m. Singapore time) in their crippled Apollo ferry ship Just ahead of a hurricane. Alan Bean, Owen Garriott269 words
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462 1973-09-25 1 Bharathi Mohan - All suspected of having gang connections By Bharathi Mohan More than 20 boys below the age of 15 were rounded up for having suspected secret society connections in a series of police raids during the past month. They were among 300 secret society suspects462 words
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146 1973-09-25 1 Reuter Bangkok, Tuesday A new breed of soccer player has taken tfce field in Thailand —the elephant. More than 1000 people turned up yesterday to watch a game In the Muan* district of Chon Burl Province. 80 miles (95 kms) south of Bang- kok,Reuter - 146 words
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Article307 1973-09-25 1 Morris John - By Morris John The government is carrying out tests on Imported fish—canned and fresh for mercury which has caused several deaths in Japan recently. The Ministry of the Environment, It is understood. is now analysing samples to detect such industrial pollutants in fish, known307 words
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Article283 1973-09-25 1 Washington, Tuesday Nine European countries will build a space laboratory expected to be manned by West Europe's first spaceman and three Americans under an agreement signed with the United States yesterday. The laboratory will be launched in about 1980 by an American rocket The laboratory, ex-283 words
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Article27 1973-09-25 1 New Delhi, Tuesday.— Thirty five Bengalis crossed from Pakistan to India yesterday in the Punjab as the first stage of their repatriation to Bangladesh.27 words
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Article127 1973-09-25 1 Prices were fairly steady on the Stock Exchange of Singapore for the first 45 minutes this morning. BUSINESS DONE: Cold Storage (1) 5.65. Development Bank of 8-ngapore (3) 4.70, (4) 4.72, (3) 4.74, (1) 4.78, (J) 4.80 United Overseas Bank (1) 6.95, (5) 6.90, (1) 6.85. Malayan127 words
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Article117 1973-09-25 1 Buenos Aires. Tuesday —Argentine kidnappers are demanding a record US$3.5 million (about $8.05 million) ransom for the release of British executive David Heywood, police sources said last night. The sources said Mr. Heywood. seized by six armed men outside his suburban home here on Friday, was believed117 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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123 1973-09-25 2 The Communications Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, has restricted the employment of any person to carry out surveys of Singapore ships without proper approval with effect from this month. This new ruling Is Introduced under the Merchant Shipping (Organisations Approved for the Survey123 words
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Article61 1973-09-25 2 Tickets for the Singapore Red Cross Society's charity dinner and fashion show Sparkle Tokyo at the ShangriLa Hotel on Oct. 6, are available at Red Cross House In Penang Lane. Guests of honour will he President Sheares and his wife. Two matinee shows at the same venue will61 words
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Article49 1973-09-25 2 The Ministry of Health Is calling for tenders for the supply of fresh fish to the various government hospitals for the period November to June next year. Tender forms and further particulars may be obtained from the Ministry at Palmer Road. Closing date is Wednesday.49 words
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Article, Illustration296 1973-09-25 2 A shopping spree ended in death for a two-year-old Vietnamese girl at Scotts Road yesterday. The girl, Christina Phan Mel Lin, together with her neighbours Madam Chan Slew Jee, 42, and her daughter Angellne Ng. 14, were crossing the rend when tragedy struck.Pictures taken by New Nation reader Kasmani Juani - 296 words
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Article290 1973-09-25 2 Rav K. Dhaliwal - By Rav K. Dhaliwal A writers association is to be set up here by the National Book Development Council and the Singapore Book Publishers Association, according to informed sources. The association, which will be Inaugurated early next year, will provide local authors and290 words
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Article274 1973-09-25 2 Ivan Lim - Teacher shortage By Ivan Lim Technical ipstitutions in Singapore are finding it increasingly difficult to recruit local people into their teaching staff because of the stiff competition from industries. As a result they have to take in personnel from overseas universities or colleges. Ngee Ann Technical274 words
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Article217 1973-09-25 2 The Government has appointed 11 officers to assist In conducting a census on agriculture which will begin on Nov. 1. The month-long census the first of Its kind in Singapore Is aimed at gathering information on agricultural production, socio-economic conditions of the farming community, degree of217 words
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Article36 1973-09-25 2 The Minister for Social Affairs, Encik Othman Wok and his wife, Cik Dah, will be the guests of honour at the Singapore Institute of Personnel Management's annual dinner at Shangri-La Hotel on Oct. 5.36 words
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Article340 1973-09-25 3 Sunny Wee, Judith Holmberg - Teachers expected to opt for more pay By Sunny Wee, Judith Holmberg The majority of education officers are expected to opt for reduced medical leave in return for cash. Teachers and principals contacted in a random survey, said they were In favour of forgoing part340 words
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209 1973-09-25 3 The Government has collected about $130,000 in fines for environment pollution and mosquitobreeding since the beginning of the year. More than $90,000 of the total figure comprised fines for environment pollution the offences ranged from smoky chimneys and burning of wood wastes to emission209 words
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Article341 1973-09-25 3 Haggling at varsity The University of Singapore Academic Staff Union is claiming a seven to eight per cent annual pay rise in its current wage talks with the University Council. The Council, has counter-proposed with a set of salary scales which, a source said, had341 words
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Article47 1973-09-25 3 The Centre for Applied Behavioural Science will conduct a four-session course on Employee Recruitment and Selection, at Its Stevens Road pretolses starting on Oct. z2 from 9.30 am. to 12.30 p.m. Fee for the course is $70 for Chinese YMCA members and $80 for nonmembers.47 words
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Article34 1973-09-25 3 The YMCA will conduct a six-session course In fruit and vegetable carving at its Orchard Road premises every Wednesday from 7.30 pjn. to 9 p.m., starting on Oct. 3. The fee is $30.34 words
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Article, Illustration232 1973-09-25 3 It was a very iired Trini Lopez (above) who Hew into Singapore yesterday for a two-night performance here. The pop folk singer, well known (or hits like La Bamba, Lemon Tree and If I had a Hammer, said: "Right now I am mind I232 words
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171 1973-09-25 3 The Chinese Physician Association will hold its annual general meeting on October 21. A new 40-man executive committee will be elected at the meeting. The association has more than 400 members. The association secretary, Mr. Ngoh Eng Kok. Is expected to be reelected171 words
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Article49 1973-09-25 3 The Coral Princess Is due to arrive here on Thursdav with 480 Japanese undergraduates and lecturers for a two-day visit. The aim of the visit 1s to allow the students to have first-hand Information on Singapore and to foster goodwill between the youths of the two countries.49 words
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Article248 1973-09-25 3 Douglas Chan - Women swindled By Douglas Chan Police are looking for a sinseh-cum-fortune teller who is alleged to have seduced several of his female clients and swindled them of over $50,000. Most of the victims are believed to be bar waitresses, seamstresses and housewives. According to248 words
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Article37 1973-09-25 3 The director of the People's Association, Mr.» Lee Wai Kok, will speak' on the activities of the Association, at the Rotary Club of Singapore District 330 meeting at the Mandarin Hotel, tomorrow at 1 p.m.37 words
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Article32 1973-09-25 3 Taiwan's trade re presentatlve, Mr. Peter B.T. Chang, and his wife will host a reception to mark the 62nd anniversary of the Double Tenth at the Hyatt Hotel on October 10.32 words
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Article157 1973-09-25 3 The Church of St Joseph's (Portuguese Mission) in Victoria Street has taken, a lively Interest in deaths. According to the church's newsletter, the problem lies in finding 5 ky out the dead body, not in dying. "At present, 60 per cent or more157 words
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Advertisement274 1973-09-25 2 rifiSTA FILIDINA ■A 27 th (Sept Ist Oct 1973 The world-famous Bayanihan Dance Troupe, the exclusive collection of Aureo a top Filipino couturier, Philippine beauty queens as models. For reservations call MING COURT HOTEL, Evelene *****3 ext. 121 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL, Liz *****1 ext. 338 Tickets available at Goodwood Park274 words
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Miscellaneous326 1973-09-25 2 Poser No. M CINEMA POSER aouw su/nev lUTto* corresr Last Thursday's poser showed John Wayne In a scene from Rio Lobo. There were only five correct entries. They were from: Mr. Roland Lee (clerk), of 56G Henderson Crescent C.K. Tan (student), of 139E Tronoh Road; Mr. Tay Tiang Huat (billing326 words
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Miscellaneous284 1973-09-25 3 NEW NATION CROSSWORD an 9 Beloved, In Cannes. 10 Poetic contraction. 11 South American ostrich. 12 Moment. 13 Sedate. 19 White water. 21 African city. 26 Daytime TV show. 27 Ditch. 28 Host. 29 Nothing: Fr. 30 Alert watchman. 31 Judge. 33 Tree covering. 35 Sea swallow. 36 Buffalo's county.284 words
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IN PERSON
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Article, Illustration421 1973-09-25 4 Jennifer Schoon - IN PERSON Conducted by Jennifer Schoon ON GUARD, sword tips touching, the fencers waited keenly hoping the opponent would make a slip which would allow a forward lunge and thrust to strike a vulnerable spot, thus gaining a point. The Vigilante Corps was holding421 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration1146 1973-09-25 4 Now a need for birth control schemes SPORE '73 The thrre-day seminar on labour/management cooperation in population and family planning activities jointly organised by the Singapore Manufacturers' Association, the Singapore Employers' Federation, the National Employers' Council, the National Trades Union Congress, the Ministry of Labour,1,146 words
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Article, Illustration544 1973-09-25 4 If our current birth rate of 1.8 per cent continues Singapore's population will double to 4.3 million in 39 years' time. Dr. Margaret Loh. executive secretary of the Family Planning and Population Board said this at the recent seminar on labour/management co-operation in544 words
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Article, Illustration681 1973-09-25 4 Sunny Wee - By Sunny Wee The PAP objectives of democratic socialism have never changed although the party policies have changed during the past 15 years to suit contemporary situations, according to Enclk Rahlm Ishak, Senior Minister of State (Foreign Affairs). Encik Rahlm says this681 words
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Advertisement117 1973-09-25 4 The original and genuine "POPCARS" WORLD'S MOST ADVANCED ELECTRICALLY POWERED AND RECHARGEABLE CAR The original POP CAR for space 09* children Many other models to choose from Offered at old price* price* will increase in the next shipment. m 1 5^ X 1 m "Coupe" PC 5 (1 speed, 6V117 words
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WORLD NEWS
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190 1973-09-25 5 Beirut, Tuesday. Israeli troops are massing along the Syrian and Lebanese borders, Palestinian guerrilla sources said In Beirut yesterday. Two Israeli warplanes were seen flying over south Lebanon near Sldon and Nabattlyem before withdrawing. The sources also said other Israeli planes flew over guerrilla190 words
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490 1973-09-25 5 Dr. K: Our special obligation Reuter New York, Tuesday The new US Secretary of State, Dr. Henry Kissinger, said yesterday the United States was ready to use its influence towards an accommodation in such disputes as the Middle East. In his first addressReuter - 490 words
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Article277 1973-09-25 5 'Based on realities' Reuter Sydney, Tuesday Defence Minister Lance Barnard today forshadowed a return to a "fortress Australia" concept In Australia's defence training policy. Replying in an article in the Sydney Morning Herald to recent criticism of defence cuts by the Labour government, Mr. Barnard said the defenceReuter - 277 words
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Article, Illustration120 1973-09-25 5 Reuter London, Tuesday The Chinese concert pianist Fou Ts'ong is to marry Miss Hi Jong Hyun from South Korea in London today, it was learned yesterday. The 39-year-old pianist married Zamira Menuhln, the daughter of celebrated violinist Yehudi Menuhln. in i960. But theReuter - 120 words
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Article18 1973-09-25 5 Caracas, Tuesday. The Venezuelan government has recognised Chile's new military regime, the Foreign Ministry announced here yesterday.18 words
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Article, Illustration50 1973-09-25 5 Chippewa Indian Adam Nordwall sits on the front of a jet engine and raises his lance in triumph on arrival at Rome Airport. Nordwall, of San Francisco, came to turn the tables on Christopher Columbus by "discovering" Italy and claiming all the territory UPI UPI radio pictureUPI radio picture - 50 words
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Article275 1973-09-25 5 Reuter Saigon, Tuesday The survivors of a South Vietnamese ranger battalion, possibly accompanied by some wives and children, were trekIn g to safety today through mountainous terrain after communist forces drove them from a remote Central Highlands border base. Military sources estimated It could take theReuter - 275 words
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341 1973-09-25 5 Reuter London, Tuesday. The British people were bluntly warned yesterday that by 1985 their country could be one of the poorest In Europe unless they stripped acting as if Britain were still a mighty power. The warning by Lord Rothschild,Reuter - 341 words
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Article256 1973-09-25 5 United Press International Belgrade, Tuesday Soviet premier Alexei Kosygin warned yesterday the Soviet Union would resist any attemps at the European Security Conference in Geneva to drive a wedge between the communist countries of eastern Europe, political sources said. Speaking at a luncheon on the firstUnited Press International - 256 words
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Article223 1973-09-25 5 Reuter La Paz, Tuesday. The Bolivian Government announced yesterday that it had detained nearly 100 political and trade union leaders in connection with a leftwing plot to overthrow it by means of a general strike and armed insurrection with support from Chile. Bank and insurance workers wentReuter - 223 words
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Article190 1973-09-25 5 Reuter New York, Tuesday Libyan Oil Minister, Mr. Izziddin Mabrouk says that major oil-producing countries will shut down their fields 11 the Western oil companies attempt a boycott of Libyan oil, the New York Times reported yesterday. In an interview with the Times In Vienna, Mr. MabroukReuter - 190 words
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Article282 1973-09-25 5 Hunt testifies at bugging inquiry Reuter Washington, Tuesday —Imprisoned Watergate burglar Howard Hunt said yesterday he forged a cable at the urging of former White House aide Charles Colson purporting to show that President John Kennedy approved the assassination of South Vietnamese President Ngo DinhReuter - 282 words
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Article245 1973-09-25 5 United Press International Washington, Tuesday A multi-millionaire land investor has told federal prosecutors Investigating p o 111 i c a 1 kickbacks that he funnelled as much as US$lOO,OOO ($230,000) in cash to Vice-President Agnew and other Maryland political figures, the Washington StarNews reported yesterday.United Press International - 245 words
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Advertisement136 1973-09-25 5 TIME COMES DOWN TO EARTH! Until now, the quartz crystal watch the most accurate watch in the world with a variation of around only one minute a year has been strictly for the birds, rich ones at that! Now, Favre-Leuba present this incredible, electronic watch at a reasonable, down-to-earth price.136 words
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OPINION
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Article542 1973-09-25 6 The "understanding gap" between local trade union leaders and the workers, referred to by Mr. Devan Nair, secretarygeneral of the NTUC, is not an unusual phenomenon. Even parents and children suffer from the generation gap, so it should not be surprising that the older union leaders,542 words
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Article83 1973-09-25 6 'WHISPERS' by ISPY Here's another example of how Singaporeans have become victims of urbanisation. A university student who had been sent to do some practical work in the "rural" areas of the Island, came back excitedly to report to his supervisor, "I never knew that pigs83 words
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Article, Illustration1230 1973-09-25 6 Gerald de Cruz - 11m Baabas are reported te have translated and published mm *t Gerald da Cras's poms. The poet, however, is hr from happy, since the Russians apparently thought It unnecessary to obtain his pcrmtedoa first Gerald de Crus Is also unhappy for a second m1,230 words
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Article558 1973-09-25 6 HWORU) COMMENT EXCERPTS FROM EDITORIALS The Japan Times The Joint communique issued at the end of French President Georges Pompidou's visit to China laid great stress on their determination to oppose hegemony of any kind. This can be interpreted as an implied slap against the American andThe Japan Times - 558 words
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968 1973-09-25 6 H.D.S. Greenway - By H.D.S. Greenway Washington Post With the advent of the monsoon season In Cambodia having blunted the re be J offensive, relieved Cambodians say. "Gen. Water can hold Phnom Penh for us until December." i The annual monsoon flooding of the Mekong River,Washington Post - 968 words
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627 1973-09-25 6 David Lamb - By David Lamb Los Angeles Times Australia is moving slowly towards a negotiated solution to one of its thorniest governmental pr o Wems —how to make workable the often hostile relationship between Federal and State Parliaments. On one side is the Labour Government ofLos Angeles Times - 627 words
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SPECIAL FEATURE
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Article107 1973-09-25 7 New Nation recently held a tea party at which the winners of the short story contest were presented with their prizes. Everyone said the prize-giving evening was a success but what was more important is that all present said the contest was a big success.107 words
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Article, Illustration1982 1973-09-25 7 H. K. Leong - By H. K. Leong M e n g was the youngest of Sam Sum's children. The family lived in Mui Nee's old house, the one with the drain In front, and reached from the road by a wooden bridge. When the tide rose and the rains came, just around1,982 words
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Article, Illustration2810 1973-09-25 7 Danny Tan - By Danny Tan The night wind howled. The sky was dark. That night, not even a little star glistened above. In a little lane, a young man of about 20. walked on as fast as he could. "Only a couple of 100 yards more to go," he2,810 words
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Article, Illustration229 1973-09-25 7 This is what Dr. C.L. Chua, a University of Singapore lecturer and one of the judges, has to say about the stories we received. Open category More stories were serious rather than humorous; many dealt with abnormal people, relationships and situations. This tendency peril ap229 words
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TREND
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Article259 1973-09-25 8 Melbourne Herald Biba, London'! first new department store for 30 years, has caught everyone's imagination. It s an astonishing temple of art deco where the thirties have burst back to life. At a time when the boutique revolution has the big department ■toresMelbourne Herald - 259 words
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Article, Illustration1039 1973-09-25 8 BETTY L. KHOO - WOMEN HERE HAVE LESS FEARS ABOUT GROWING OLD THAN ELSEWHERE BETTY L. KHOO Women in their forties pow have exalted company. There are the ageing but still beautiful and glamorous— Elizabeth Taylor, Christina Ford, Debbie Reynolds among others. But this Is scant consolation for the women who1,039 words
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Article, Illustration205 1973-09-25 8 TAN CHUNG LEE - YOGA TAN CHUNG LEE Last week, after the review of the record, Yoga for Health, Music City (Hup Hup) and I received numerous calls from readers who wanted to buy the album, but found it was not available yet as mentioned. I must205 words
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FINANCE
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370 1973-09-25 8 Lee Yew Meng - COMPANY PROFILE By Lee Yew Meng Tong Meng industries began to embark on a planned programme of reorganisation last year to check its declining financial strength. Except for 1969, it has been running at a loss. This move to steer the company370 words
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Article, Illustration272 1973-09-25 8 The Asia B un k a Kaikan Dosokai (Asia Culture Association) has awarded scholarships to two Singaporeans to train In Japan. They are Mr. Soon Woon Pow, a technical officer with the PWD, and Mr. Lee Yoke Hal, a civil design draftsman attached to the PUB. Both have272 words
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OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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Article531 1973-09-25 8 Stock prices posted their fourth consecutive broad advance yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange on the Impetus of hopes that the Federal reserves tight money policies would be eased. Trading was active. At the closing bell, the Dow Jones industrial average had gained 8.81 to 936.71. This531 words
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Article272 1973-09-25 8 Closing prices at 11.30 am (Australian time). A baleen 11 12 DO opts nil 01 Vi Do opts 02 ft 03 AOD 07 nil Allstate 08 09 AM AD nil OS Aurora 08 10 Do opts nil Ollfc A ust Ant 15 16 Bamboo 04 OS Beach 20 26272 words
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Article209 1973-09-25 8 Closing prices (In francs) yesterday. Pari baa 223.50 (221.50) Jndochlne 262.70 (268) Fonder 396 (396) Prin temps 120 (118.50) CQE 421.50 420) Bull 57.20 (58) Royal Dutch 170.10 (170) Mlchelln 1799 (1761) Thomson 2M.80 (254.80) OTP 208.80 (208) Rhone 157.60 (157.50) Air 273.50 (272) BSN 1285 (1240) Philips 88.40209 words
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Article54 1973-09-25 8 Closing price# (In yen) yesterday Nippon Steel 163 Nlkko Securities 369 Xsblbara Sangyo 26C Mitsubishi Heavy Ind 905 Hitacm 313 Nippon Mining 334 Mitsui Shipbulld 409 Japan Mail Steamship 251 Toshiba 143 Mitral Petrochemi 328 Yamalchi Securities 436 Nll®ata Sogo Bank 3M Hitachi Sales 305 Kasuga Electric 330 Kaljima54 words
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Article33 1973-09-25 8 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Exchange: 30 industrials 932.27 (up 8.81), 20 transport 172.62 (up 128). 15 utilities 100.84 (up 0.48) and 65 stocks 284.27 (up 2,34).33 words
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Article77 1973-09-25 8 ThU service Is from the union Bank of Switzerland. Closing prices (in Swiss francs) on the Zurich Stock Exchange yesterday. UBS 3850 —6 SBC 3360 Credit Suisse 3355 +6 Swissair B. 810 Swiss Reinsurance 2385 —8 Wlnterthur B. 1930 —10 Zurich Insurance Juvena B. 2510 16 Nestle B. 389877 words
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Article136 1973-09-25 8 Reuter Frankfurt, Tuesday.— The French franc held steady above its joint European "float" floor against the mark yesterday and for the first time since the Dutch revaluation eight days ago did not need support from the West German central bank, dealers said. The French currencyReuter - 136 words
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Article, Illustration248 1973-09-25 8 Prices drifted lower on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterThe market opened fairly steady bat remained hesitant for the first hoar before easing down towards the close in spite of a mild rally late in the afternoon. The Stock Exchange has grouped all the banking, insurance and investment248 words
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SHOPPING
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Article786 1973-09-25 9 JUST about every- one loves food. That is food that is well cooked. No one likes food just to fill the stomach. Food must be enjoyed. They must not only have tempting aromas but must also be flavoursome. That's why wherever you And good food, you786 words
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Advertisement302 1973-09-25 9 There is muse on your records you hove probably heard The average listener spends over twice as much on records as he does on his entire music system Ana then never gets to hear many ot the sounds on hts records in most systems the speakers limit the sounds to302 words
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Advertisement272 1973-09-25 9 New ideas of cooking with Cooking Bags FREE RECIPE IN EVERY PACK ROASTS JUICIEST CLEAN THRU KEEPS OVEN CLEAN TOO' OVEN COOKING. FVEEZER STORAGE BOILING A REHEATING MN> m St lewd w* Jrpmtmm* Wftt mptnmrien tml im-mfti Sot. A«mt>: SIM CHENG KER TRADING CO.. 103 Rangoon Ro»d. Singapore 8. Til:272 words
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Article, Illustration109 1973-09-25 10 This eleven will not be scoring any goals! They are members of the Organising Committee for the World Cup soccer finals to be staged in West Germany next year. They are (from left): Haas Lang, deDUty director of the Organising Committee. Herbert Grassle (responsible109 words
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607 1973-09-25 10 Jeffrey Low - f \m SCENE by Jeffrey Low The F.A. Youth Committee have derided to make a thorough check on footballers' credentials In the quarterfinals of the Youth tournament at Jalan Besar this weekend. The step is being taken to prevent clubs from fielding over-aged or607 words
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Article146 1973-09-25 10 Havana, Tuesday Vassili Alexeiev, the Soviet Olympic champion, won the world weightlifting championships here last night with a total of 402.5 kilos (8871b). Rudolf Mang of West Cfermany was second with 400 kilos (881 Vi lb), and E. Patishev of the Soviet Union, third with 392.5146 words
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Article, Illustration199 1973-09-25 10 Jakarta, Tuesday Former world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad All will go ahead with his fight against Dutchman Rudi Lubbers here on October 20, Indonesian promoter Raden Sumantrl announced yesterday. Sumantrl told a Press conference All would arrive In Jakarta on October 8199 words
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165 1973-09-25 10 Philadelphia, Tuesday. —Billie Jean King said yesterday she only played Bobby Riggs because of "principle" and reiterated that she does not plan to grant a rematch. Mrs. King, here to promote the newly formed World Tennis League, said she did not think she wanted165 words
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Article169 1973-09-25 10 London, Tuesday—British rußby writers agreed yesterday that though the Japanese team were beaten in their opening tour match on Saturday they put up a creditable performance. The nrst ever Japanese team to visit Britain were beaten 23-11 by East Glamorgan in a smallt player in steady rain169 words
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Article333 1973-09-25 10 Seap sprinter Ong Yoke Phee will be back in action in the Inter- Varsity College Games. He represents Polytechnic at athletics which will be held at Farrer Park on Saturday. Also in action will be hurdler Maurice Alphonso and sprinter Edmund Pereira, both from333 words
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Article55 1973-09-25 10 Paris, Tuesday.—Dahlia, the former favourite, will be withdrawn from the Prix De L'arc De Trlomphe, Eurc.ye's richest horse race, trainer Maurice Zilber said here yesterday. Dahlia was bumped In Sunday's Prix Vermeille at Longchamp, slipped and pulled muscles in her near hind leg. "She will not run again55 words
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452 1973-09-25 11 By Blue Peter General Trong Ill's slashing win in the Sultan's Gold Vase on Sunday proved two points. One is that there is a need for a review in the handicapping system, especially in big races. Racegoers were surprised when the weights for452 words
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Article, Illustration340 1973-09-25 11 Gomanwyn closed in at the 4f to lead Into the straight, with Raffles Stalwart and Satisfactory moving up. Running on strongly Gomanwyn came away from his field to romp home by seven lengths. Second was Rafffles Stalwart, with Satisfactory third. Belle Erin led340 words
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Article1003 1973-09-25 11 Ian Mackay - From Ian Mackay London, Tuesday In terms of statistics you have got far more chance of being murdered in Britain than you have of becoming a football pools jackpot winner. Four weeks ago wine shop manager Fred Campbell, 59, from Reddish In Cheshire, overcome odds of1,003 words
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Article104 1973-09-25 11 New York, Tuesday Results of yesterday's baseball games: National League Pittsburgh 8 Montreal 3 (Ist game); Pittsburgh 7 Montreal 4 (2nd game); Atlanta 10 Houston 2; Los Angeles 6 Cincinnati 4; Philadelphia 9 Chicago 7; New York 5 St Louis 2; San Diego 11 San Francisco 9. American104 words
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Article44 1973-09-25 11 New York, TuesdayTen teenage girls claimed yesterday to have set a new world record for the 50-mile women's relay swimming event. Ronald Williams, swimming coach of the group, said the girls, swimming in tag-team fashion, covered the distance on Sunday in 19:28:36.44 words
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Article124 1973-09-25 11 New York, TuesdayHubert Green, although not one of the better known names on the pro golf tour, has earned the distinction of becoming the 10th player this year to surpass US$lOO,OOO In earnings. By winning the US$2O,OOO first prize in the B.C. Open at Endi- cott.124 words
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253 1973-09-25 11 Osaka, Tuesday Japan's popular Hisako "Chako" Hlguchl fired a course record three-under-par 71 here to win the first Lacoste Cup women's golf tournament yesterday. She finished with a 54-hole total of 225 to beat American girls Donna Caooni Young and Nonl Schneider by seven253 words
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Article55 1973-09-25 11 Los Angeles, Tuesday— Jim Connors of Los Angeles beat Tom Okker of the Netherlands 7-5, 7-6. to win the men's singles championship In the Pacific Southwest Open tennis tournament. Czechoslo v akians Jan Kodes and Vladimir Zednlk won the men's doubles titles by beating Connors and Ille55 words
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Article48 1973-09-25 12 AH FOOK: The suggestion that shipbuilders come to an agreement among themselves not to "steal" workers from one another is a good one. MEI LIN: I feel that unless a worker is tied down by a contract, the agreement among the bosses would come to nought.48 words
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Article144 1973-09-25 12 TODAY Is Tuesday, September 25, the 268th day of 1973 with 97 to follow. Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra. American author William Faulkner was born on Sept. 25, 1897. ON THIS DAT IN HISTORY: In 1513, Spanish explorer Balboa became the first known144 words
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Article, Illustration44 1973-09-25 12 Taiwan's television star Miss Kwok Chai Yin, 22, likes photography, travelling and driving fast cars. She took part in a charity show at Cay World Stadium recently and plans to return to Singapore soon. Picture by soon. Picture by MICHAEL KWAN.soon. Picture by MICHAEL KWAN. - 44 words
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Miscellaneous1021 1973-09-25 12 SINGAPORE 5 3.00 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by FOB THE FAMILY; A magazine series presented in English 3.30 DIARY OF EVENTS (E) 3.35 WHERE THE HEART IS: A serial revolving round the affections, conflicts and tensions found in the close-knit relationships of the Hathaway family. Diana Van DeVlls. James Mitchell, Louise1,021 words
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Miscellaneous1705 1973-09-25 12 LUCKY STAR IF ITS YOUR BIRTHDAY Born today, you are an extremely congenial Individual who has always got along well with peo81e of every sort, you ave your favourites, of course, preferring those whose Interests and abilities more or less match your own—but, favourite or not, any given person can1,705 words
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Miscellaneous109 1973-09-25 12 OR. KILDARE by Ken Bald wrr thf f about \ZLJV IIMONEY, 1 NEVER AND THIS MAS GOT ENOUGH OPERATION ON HuMAN INTEREST TV.' ARE )OU TO ZOO* PEG6/ SERIOUS MR. /new UP TO THE NOLL* (—<TOP OF THE 0«RT. THE ANSWER WILL. PROBABLy BE NO. PR. GILLESPIE MAKES THAT DECISION.109 words
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Miscellaneous243 1973-09-25 12 New York Sunny 75-58F, 24-14 C. Headline: Agnew's counsel moving to block US jury Inquiry. San Francisco Cloudy 63-54F, 17-12 C. Headline: Peron leading In election. London Sunny 6452F, 18-11 C. Headline: Fiesta as Peron storms to power. Moscow Cloudy 4328F, 6-minus 2C. Headline: The trainllng of masters. Borne— Cloudy243 words
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