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Title Section22 1974-05-01 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Wednesday evening, May 1, 1974 No. 1013 Price 20 cents M.C. (P) 20/74 NE^TION SINCAPORE WEDNESDAY. MAY 1, 197422 words
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125 1974-05-01 1 Mrs. Molly Yeo, 26, prefers difficult Prlzewords puzzles as she feels she has a better chance of wlnnlpg. She proved this when she won the first prize in the Prlzewords contest Number 10. "Besides, my husband, who is a scrable fan. enjoys the challenge* and125 words
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Article54 1974-05-01 1 San Salvador, Wednesday. Leftwlng guerrillas shattered the Chilean Embassy here yesterday with a powerful bomb, police said. No one was in the embassy at the time. Four gunmen drove up to the four-storey embassy, held the watchman at gunpoint and walked Inside to plant the bomb. They escaped54 words
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Article, Illustration297 1974-05-01 1 New Nation cameraman Jerry Seh, 33 (right), has now made a name for himself in the International photography circuit. His picture of the sitting horse (above) was one of 29 black and white photographs from various parts of the world to be printed in297 words
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188 1974-05-01 1 Edgar Koh - By Edgar Koh The controversial documentary on China, made last year by well-known Italian director Michelangelo Antonioni, has been banned here. Hie film, entitled Chung Kuo (China), was scathingly attacked earlier this year by Peking as a "grotesque documentary made under "the cloak188 words
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Article40 1974-05-01 1 Melbourne, Wednesday Gales lashed Melbourne early yesterday, ripping the roofs off houses and tearing down power lines. There was no rePort of any casualties but the winds overturned seve light aircraft parked at suburban Moorabbln Airport.40 words
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423 1974-05-01 1 Bharathi Mohan - Only two weeks' grace given By Bharathi Mohan Traffic offenders who do not pay up their composition fines within two weeks are now being summoned to court wfcere they have to pay three times more. This is the latest tough measure which police423 words
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Article315 1974-05-01 1 He arrives for crucial talks Reuter Cairo, Wednesday US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Alexandria by helicopter yesterday for crucial talks with President Sadat on disengaging Syrian and Israeli forces. President Sadat embraced Dr. Kissinger as he walked from the hellcopter which landed atReuter - 315 words
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192 1974-05-01 1 Saigon, Wednesday South Vietnamese troops, tanks and warplanes, in a running battle with communist forces on the approaches to Saigon, pushed into Cambodia for the first time since the ceasefire declaration, military sources said yesterday. Officers said government force* crossed the Cambodian frontier 40192 words
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Article246 1974-05-01 1 Big probe now on Police this morning were working op the theory that the seven skeletons uncovered at the Sentosa beach belonged to people who were drowned off Singapore between one and three years ago. Police spokesman Assistant Bupt. Ng Woon Pah, today said that246 words
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Article39 1974-05-01 1 The Minister for Labour. Mr. On« Pane Boon, will address the May Day rally at the Singapore Conference Hall tonight. More than 3000 workera representing a crosssection of the working population will be present at the rally.39 words
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Article10 1974-05-01 1 Police reported 131 accidents yesterday. Twelve were serious.10 words
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Article, Illustration184 1974-05-01 1 Residents on the eight floor of Block 18 in Holland Drive have to perform acrobatic stunts to get to their lift (above). For workmen renovating a flat on the ninth floor have left a huge pile of sand, cement, wood and rubbish at the lift entrance,184 words
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Article21 1974-05-01 1 Santiago, Wednesday The Chilean Defence Ministry yesterday prohibited the teaching or practice of luxate, judo and Jujltsu in Chile.21 words
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Miscellaneous20 1974-05-01 1 Forecast Singapore's we s th er outlook for today from 1 pjn. to 6 pjn.—lsolated showers In the late afternoon.20 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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338 1974-05-01 2 Florence Tan - Parents told to help By Florence Tan Parents have been advised to avoid the use of threats, ridlc u 1 e or violence should they find that their children are' taking drugs. The Fact Sheet on Drug Abuse: Parents' Role printed by338 words
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Article44 1974-05-01 2 The School of Postgraduate Medical Studies will hold the Master of Medicine (Internal Medicine) Examination commencing on June 20. Entry forms for the examination are available from the secretary of the SPMS, university of Singapore and should be returned by May 6.44 words
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Article, Illustration177 1974-05-01 2 Patting on new clothes can bring Joy to a small boy but haying to face the world alone can be a nightmarish affair. So John took his first step on the catwalk yesterday with a little aid his mother's helping hand. Long after the compere had called177 words
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Article213 1974-05-01 2 Anne-Marie Nalpon - To study Japanese Bj Anne-Marie Nalpon Secondary school students will soon have the use of a $86,000 language laboratory to study Japanese. Mr. Aw Keng Choo of the Institute of Education said: 'The laboratory was set up under a Colombo Plan project with the213 words
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303 1974-05-01 2 Girls between the ages of 11 and 15 years make up the highest number of rape victims in Singapore, according to a medical report. Of the 132 cases of rape from IMS to 1971, 81 cases involved girls between the ages of 11 and303 words
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Article29 1974-05-01 2 Mr. Henry Martinez will hold a talk-cum-demonstration on playing the guitar at the Queenstown branch library on Friday at its lecture room from 7.30 pjn. —8 p.m.29 words
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Article17 1974-05-01 2 Television Singapore will carry out colour transmission tests tomorrow and not today as reported earlier.17 words
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Article165 1974-05-01 2 Airlines and travel agencies should Implement a special malaria warning card system to combat the increasing spread of the diseaae, according to a British specialist in tropical pathology. > Major Michael Thomas, 36, who is attached to the Anzuk Hospital here, proposed this at the British165 words
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Article110 1974-05-01 2 LKA. Viktor Korchnoy has qualified for the of the world chess championshiD Candidates' Tournament, the winner of which will play Bobby Fischer for the world title next year. Korchnoy was leading by 3-1 when his opponent former wond champion Tlgran Petroslan, conceded their semi-final matchLKA. - 110 words
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Article, Illustration178 1974-05-01 2 At 11 when most girls were still playing with dolls and skipping ropes, schoolgirl Helen Lim (above) was already concep tratlng on Kings and Knights or) the chessboard. Mow at 17, she has proved to be a queen In the game of pawns. Helen, fromPicture by NIK KASMANI - 178 words
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Miscellaneous524 1974-05-01 2 ■nIQpMQp bbbb bb E B E ED DD El QE 0 IE HD ED 0 BIQIQIDiIGiIDJ nißj.r^rjiD 11.«. 74 74 ■□□□■I ■□CM El 0 0 HO ED 0 *****0 0 ***** *****® *****0 oiSlio The full list of winners in Contest No. 10 Here are the official results of the524 words
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WORLD NEWS
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183 1974-05-01 3 Yorlc Wednesday. Blaming the White House for the break-up of her marriage, Mrs. Martha Mitchell yesterday filed for a legal separation from her husband, former Attorney General, Mr. John Mitchell. "I loved the man who was, but not the man Who is," Mrs. Mitchell was183 words
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Article533 1974-05-01 3 Rejected by many Democrats Reuter Washington, Wednesday President Nixon's offer of transcripts of White House conversations to the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee last night provoked angry rejection from many Democrats and strong reservations among some Republicans. "He must have something to hide" and "theReuter - 533 words
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196 1974-05-01 3 UPI, Reuter Addis Ababa, Wednesday Ethiopian Armed Forces have arrested the Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, Lt. Oen. Assefa Ayena, and restored strike-cut communications with the outside world. Jeeploads of troops and some armoured cars with machine guns surrounded the telecommunications centre In theUPI, Reuter - 196 words
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Article60 1974-05-01 3 Washington, Wednesday The ÜB. Defence Department has revealed plans to develop a new, less costly air combat fighter for the U.S. Air Force and for foreign sales. Hie department made public an April 27 letter from Defence Secretary, James Schleslnger. to Congress saying the air force will select60 words
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Article292 1974-05-01 3 Mobbed by 4000 in Lisbon Reuter Lisbon, Wednesday. Portuguese Communist Party leader Alvaro Cunhal returned home in triumph yesterday after 13 years In exile and addressed thousands of ecstatic supporters from the top of an armoured troop-carrier. Troops of the military junta which took powerReuter - 292 words
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247 1974-05-01 3 Reuter London, Wednesday.— Mr. Egon Bahr, West Germany's Minister who specially deals with East European affairs, said last night that the Importance and the weight of the United Btates in the security of Europe could not be replaced by anything or any grouping. Mr.Reuter - 247 words
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121 1974-05-01 3 Reuter England, Wednesday A Malaysian ship's chief steward Foo Hee Loon was Jailed for three years and fined £3,000 ($17.400) here yesterday for smuggling heroin worth over £250.000 ($1.95 m) into Britain. The heroin was the largest amount ever seized from a ship in Britain.Reuter - 121 words
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214 1974-05-01 3 Reuter Vienna, Wednesday Economic experts from major oil exporting countries yesterday completed a blueprint plan designed to curb "windfall profit-taking" by oil companies which could lead to the onus for future price Increases being placed on the companies, Informed source said. The expertsReuter - 214 words
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Article, Illustration83 1974-05-01 3 Rescue workers Inspect the debris of a superhighway bridge which collapsed early yesterday killing nine workers and seriously injuring 13 others near the winter resort of Kempten, Bavaria. Police said the bridge, 200 feet (60 metres) long, across the Lolbas Valley in Bavaria,UPI radio picture. - 83 words
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Article26 1974-05-01 3 Antwerp, Wednesday— The Antwerp Assize Court has sentenced 23-year-old sex murderer Oustaaf Van Eyken to death for killing three women and raping eight others.26 words
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Article122 1974-05-01 3 London, Wednesday. Pour new charges of forgery and theft were were levelled in court yesterday against insurance broker Ronald Milhench, central figure in the controversy over an alleged forgery of Prime Minister Harold Wilson's signature. The 37-year-old Milhench was again remanded in custody for a122 words
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200 1974-05-01 3 Reuter Geneva, Wednesday The World Health Organisation (WH.O.) has predicted that smallpox would be completely eradicated next year. But this would not mean an Immediate end to vaccination worldwide. Dr. Halfdan Master. Danish Director-General of WU.O. told a Press conference: "We look forward confidentlyReuter - 200 words
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Article48 1974-05-01 3 Teheran, Wednesday. Iraqi tanks yesterday relieved a 1,000-strong government ganri*m besieged by Kurdish rebels in north-west Iraq. As the tanks and armoured cars rolled into the garrison town of Zahko eight miles from here, the rebels called off their attack and took to the hills.48 words
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Advertisement77 1974-05-01 3 Millions of wiry Scots can't be wrong. Years back they made our whisky a legend of Glasgow. Today they still drink it like there's no tomorrow. It was only recently, by modernizing our old distillery, we were able to make enough Langs to get some past the Scots and out77 words
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Miscellaneous254 1974-05-01 3 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 13 Vous 14 Quiz 21 Biblical priest 25 Pastry 26 Knock down 27 Yankee Doodle Dandy.. 28 More frightening 29 Rio Plata 30 Step 31 Court fee 32 Sustain 33 Trodden way 34 Japanese box 35 Selves 38 of personality" 37 Orating 40 Native: Suffix 43 Kind254 words
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Miscellaneous237 1974-05-01 3 WEATHER London Sonny and clear, 52-47F, 11-7 C. Headline: Nixon to hand over 1,200 pages of manuscripts. Paris Cloudy with rain at times, 59-45F, 157C. Headline: Poll finds electorate wants social evolution. Moscow Sunny, 5934F, 15-IC. Headline: The banner of struggle and labour. Rio de Janeiro Cloudy. 82-«0F, 27-15 C.237 words
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Miscellaneous64 1974-05-01 3 Today: 5.31 ft-m. (2.2 m); 7.46 pjn. (2.2 m). Tomorrow: 7.19 &.m. (2.3 m); 8.31 p.m. (2.3 m). Friday: 8.35 a.m. (2.4 m); 9.07 pjn. (2.4 m). Batwday: 9.32 m (2.5 m); 9.38 pjn. (2.6 m). Sunday: 10.22 a.m. (2.6 m); 10.37 p.m. (2.8 m). Moritday: 11.07 ajn. (2.6 m);64 words
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FOR YOUR PLEASURE
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Article, Illustration1031 1974-05-01 4 EDGAR KOH - No Peking protest since release —but censors here ban documentary CINEMA *Y EDGAR KOH Singapore has banned the controversial Antonlonl documentary on China. Though the film's distributors were not given any reason by the censors' boaitt for its objection to public showing1,031 words
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Article, Illustration564 1974-05-01 4 Gene Teo - By Gene Teo She stood there, looking like a princess out of a Fu-Man-Chu tale, in a resplendent purple cheongsam and her hair neatly drawn back into a bun that emphasised an air of distinction. She was soft-spoken and her ways564 words
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Article349 1974-05-01 4 JEAN LI - BY JEAN LI Eric Clapton, super guitarist of the parish, Is back In action after a fouryear self imposed "retirement" £rom active service. This surprise announcement waa made at a party in one of London's Chinese restaurants last week. The party, given by Clapton himself, was349 words
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Article158 1974-05-01 4 The singer in Musicorner Poser No. 58 was Roy Buchanan. The following win an UP and a poster each: Master See Kwee Huang. Mr. Quek Ber Ooan, Mr. Cheong Kit Meng. Mr. Ng Kah Sing and Mr. Tan Lye Soon. The winners of a 46 rpm disc158 words
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443 1974-05-01 4 Violet Oon - EATING OUT with Violet Oon Eating Juan Lob (Steam Boat) is always something of a ritual. «But eating it Peking-style is even more so as I discovered when I tried this "new" dish at the Jade Room Restaurant. I say "new" because the443 words
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Miscellaneous50 1974-05-01 4 1 (I) Season In The Son—Terry Jacks 2 (4) Jet Paul McCartney and Wine* S (2) The Air that I Breathe—Hemes 4 (C) Oh My My—Bln*o Btarr 5 (S) Mockinc Bird Carty Blmon and James Taylor t (7) The Lard's Prayer Sister Janet Mead 7 (5) Spiders and Snakes—Jim Stafford50 words
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Miscellaneous133 1974-05-01 4 11 TSOP—MSBB. By courtesy of Rediffasioa. 1 (S) The Cat Crept In Mad 2 (1) Seasons la The Ban—Terry Jacks 2 (2) Angel Pace—Gutter Band 4 (S) Everyday—Slade 5 (5) Yen Are Everything Diana Boas and Marvin Gaye I (17) Reasonber You're A Womhle—Womble* 7 (6) Remember Me This Way—Gary133 words
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Miscellaneous115 1974-05-01 4 THE BORN LO6ER by Art Sansom (JJSHSi THPfRE a&m>k DUMMV v.# "I l l I fe *WD V PUTTUJfe I UOiAftte?/ i H a 4' 1' s =ii» RIP KIRBY by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson r 81/T 1 PONT MA»f TDPonr \AIX AT ONCE/ f I WCKKEP HARDTORAUe *M115 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration1233 1974-05-01 5 Gerald de Cruz - Surrenders come with unique democratic experiment From Gerald de Cruz A unique experiment in democratic idealism is being tried out in Sarawak where on March 4 this year the second ranking leader of the 11-year-old armed communist Insurrection, Bong Kee Chok, peacefully surrendered to1,233 words
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567 1974-05-01 5 FROM THf DOC HOUSE When a dog owner walking along the street sees a dog covered with sores which might be mange, what thoughts are uppermost In his mind? I qiink that his first reaction will be: "Thank goodness I take care567 words
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Article, Illustration586 1974-05-01 5 ART BUCHWALD - ART BUCHWALD One of the controversies swirling around Washington is whether Vice President Gerald Ford Is thinking seriously about moving into the White House. It was started when John Osborne of the New Republic interviewed Ford, and the Vice President speculated about whom he would586 words
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Advertisement40 1974-05-01 5 J BONZO EOR ADOPTION Bonio Is this week's dog for adoption. The fire-month-old pap Is reddish-brown ln«olour, &ntl-distempered and spayed. If 7M wish to adopt her. call at tha SPCA, 151, Orchard Road, or rtaf 3742S9. mm r j Ar'lM40 words
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Advertisement259 1974-05-01 5 oonn pneiuDe For instant paying talent EVEN IF YOU'VE NEVER SEEN AN ORGAN BEFORE. YOU'LL WANT TO START PLAYING YOUR FAVOURITE TUNES ON THE CONN PRELUDE 314 WHEN YOU SEE IT. THE CONN PRELUDE FEATURES THE EXCLUSIVE "SHOW CORD" TEACHING AID A SYSTEM BY WHICH THE KEYBOARD IS LIGHTED UP259 words
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OPINION
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Article550 1974-05-01 6 A new debate on the Ministry of Education's handling of the second language teaching programme is on in the Singapore press. It was started by fifteen worried parents who feel that the present second language requirements in primary schools, and the way it is550 words
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Article78 1974-05-01 6 'WHISPERS' by ISPY A 54-year-old newspaper vendor In the United States Is fighting for his right not to take a bath. He said the newspaper he was working for refused to sell him any more papers until he took a bath, shaved and got a haircut.78 words
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Article, Illustration1305 1974-05-01 6 Dick Wilson - Oar oolumnist Dick Wilson cites the example of small pawml contract with a Hoof KMf firm entered into some yean u» wherein he was distorted to find inflation passing his eon tract bjr unaffected. The Quality of the workmanship eontrscted for remained dnl m1,305 words
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Letters
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Article365 1974-05-01 6 I thank Mr. Ismail Kasslm for his report on 'A School Where The Cane Rules' (NN April 18). Allow me to clarify three points mentioned in th{ report: Corporal punishment has never been condoned in this school. As a matter of fact, my teachers have been365 words
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Article396 1974-05-01 6 DON SHANNON - 24-hour 'job action' by 78 interpreters DON SHANNON. The UN Oeneral Assembly was recently rendered officially speechless for a day by the first Interpreters strike in the history of the world organisation. Accenting the novelty of the one-day "Job action," the technicians—who earn from US$25,000 to396 words
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Article239 1974-05-01 6 WORLD COMMENT IKCCKPTS ntOM EDITORIALS —The Daily Telegraph (London). A chill warning from the seven Warsaw Pact States, led by the Soviet Union, comes at the end of their two-day meetWest is urged to disarm effectively, or the Warsaw Pact States will build up their—The Daily Telegraph (London). - 239 words
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Article187 1974-05-01 6 Banket Shimbun Egypt Is leaning cons{licuously towards the US t was after the October war that she showed signs of changing her policy towards the US. This has t>een attributed to US Secretary of State Kissinger's peace efforts In the Middle East. There Is more toBanket Shimbun - 187 words
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Article, Illustration774 1974-05-01 6 Vincent Buist - From Vincent Buist Reuter A leading economist In Moscow says that Soviet scientists have been commissioned to design robots which will help man extract natural wealth from the wastes of northern Siberia. After over a century's continuous exploitation, some of the mineral depositsReuter - 774 words
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SPECIAL FEATURE
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Article, Illustration2535 1974-05-01 7 THE UPHILL TASK NTUC WILL HAVE TO FACE Singapore's labour force is chancing in age, ideas and principles. And it is only natural that union leaders also keep up with this transformation. Striking a correct balance in this respect is necessary to avoid our labour force a cherished2,535 words
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EDUCATIONAL BROADSHEET
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Article, Illustration4289 1974-05-01 8 Political splendour and prosperity of Tang Dynasty THE SUI DYNASTY: The Three Kingdoms The Chin and Han empires saw the people of China enjoying about four centuries of stable rule. But nevertheless this long period had not been without Its usual political upheavels, Intrigues and famines. But speaking generally4,289 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration242 1974-05-01 9 You needn't know how to swim to dress up in pretty swimsuits. All you need are good legs, a fine figure and you'll look as though you belong beside a pool or beach. If you re very pretty and your swimwear is in one ofPicture by SULAIMAN ISMAIL - 242 words
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1962 1974-05-01 9 A DETAILED REPORT ADOUT THE ACTUAL LADOUR PANGS There were some startled looks when I entered the maternity hospital weighted down not, with baby things but several novels, my typewriter, paints and easel and with as jaunty a step as though1,962 words
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Article288 1974-05-01 9 Letty Lee - EATING IN Letty Lee To raise a healthy family, the homemaker should have a basic knowledge of the nutrients which the body requires. For easy classification, foods may be divided into three main groups, namely, the body building group which includes the proteins and288 words
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FINANCE
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283 1974-05-01 9 Teresa 0ol - By Teresa 0ol Advanced nations can expect more exports from SouthEast Asian countries in future, Dr. Lee Soo Ann of the University of Singapore said. South-East Asian trade with Japan has grown much faster than with the United States because of283 words
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Article, Illustration278 1974-05-01 9 Activity on the Stock Exchange of Singapore narrowed down yesterday on the speculative counters. Priee movements were generally narrow both ways. Few new deals were transacted. The lower volume of activity showed the marked drop in the total turnover for the more speculative counters. The turnover for Haw278 words
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285 1974-05-01 9 Singapore's total trade for the first quarter of this year shot up to $7880.3 million an increase of about 70 per cent over the figure for the same period last year. The latest Jump pulls last year's total of $4636.5 million for the285 words
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571 1974-05-01 9 United Press International Saigon, Wednesday Prospering Air Vietnam isn't chuckling out loud, but officials believe the China-Japan air agreement might be the best thing that ever happened to Saigon Government airline. "We are now negotiating to step up our flightsUnited Press International - 571 words
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Article61 1974-05-01 9 The Bankers Trust Company Asia Conference is to be held in Singapore early this month. Nineteen representatives from 11 countries will attend the company's two-day session which will begin at the Mandarin Hotel from Friday. The representatives are senior executives from the United States, Britain,61 words
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Article63 1974-05-01 9 Fifteen local manufacturers now touring China have extended their stay for another week. The delegation sponsored by the Singapore Manufacturers' Association was scheduled to return from its twoweek tour yesterday. It will now arrive here on May 7. During its tour of China, the trade mission will63 words
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OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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Article623 1974-05-01 9 Bargain hunting after a week of sharp losses pushed prices a bit higher on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. Trading was light. The Dow Jones industrial average had climbed 1.33 to 836.75 at the closing bell. Standard and Poor's 500-stock index had risen 031 to 90.31. Gainers623 words
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Article13 1974-05-01 9 > n n mKMT kMJ. i.iRJ-linH -f •linTm^Tmt L'i r.\ •JI i:|:ij 'TKbtttC13 words
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Article292 1974-05-01 9 The Tokyo market after the first of two long weekends rallied yesterday with fairly active trading. Morning session opened bullish and hit a new high for the year In spite of there being no particular incentives. Major steels including Nippon Steel, Nippon Kokan and Sumitomo Metal were favoured because292 words
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Article163 1974-05-01 9 Reuter Paris, Wednesday A majority of broken' clerks at the Paris Bourse rejected pay proposals put forward by the Brokers' Association In an effort to end the closure of the stock exchange continuing since March 28, with the exception of a single day's trading on April 2, Bourse sourcesReuter - 163 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration558 1974-05-01 10 Sonny Yap - First to adopt new patterns MARIIAI ARTS by: Sonny Yap Taekwon-do exponents of the Singapore Khalsa Association are now "re-learning" their patterns to keep up with the latest trends in the art They are among the first exponents here to adopt the new system of patterns recentlyPicture by CHUA PENG TEE. - 558 words
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Article104 1974-05-01 10 Nine players of the Morning Glow Tennis Club left today for their competition with the Civil Service Club in Johore Bahru. Albert Tan, who won the Johore Open singles and doubles titles this year, will partner Hamld Bllal in the first doubles for Morning Glow. The other104 words
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Article, Illustration257 1974-05-01 10 Glasgow, Wednesday— Scotland yesterday announced their provisional World Cup squad of 40 players, hall of them from English soccer clubs. On the list are five players from English League champion side Leeds United goalkeeper David Harvey, Defenders Billy Bremner and Gordon McQueen, and257 words
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548 1974-05-01 10 BOB STEWART - From BOB STEWART New York, Wednesday Former world welter and middleweight champion Mickey Walker vaguely remembered that July night In 1825 when he thrilled 40.000 spectators in a gallant but losing 15-round battle against Harry Qreto, "It was one of the New548 words
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Article36 1974-05-01 10 Honolulu, Wednesday —Japanese lightweight Gatsu Ishlmaisu was named "Boxer of the Month" for April by the World Boxing Association. Ishlmatsu knocked out Rodolfo Gonxalei of Mexico ear 11 e r this month.36 words
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906 1974-05-01 11 STABIE ROUNDUP By BLUE PETER Penang trainer Teh Choon Ben g has a strong team of 29 horses entered for the Ipoh meeting which opens on Saturday. Outstanding among them is Man sf Courage n, a four-year-old by Henry's Choice, who906 words
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270 1974-05-01 11 From BLUE PETER Ipoh, Wednesday Natural Smite did a smart gallop at here this morning, running 3f in 36. The going was good. Slapa Rajah (A. Mamat) also showed good form. He wound up a two-round workout with a 3f sprint in 36 2/5. Precisely270 words
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Article42 1974-05-01 11 Paris, WednesdayFormer world welterweight boxing champion Billy Backus of the UnltedStates defeated France's European junior middleweight champion Jacques Kechlchlan here last night when the Frenchman failed to come out for the sixth round of their scheduled 10 round bout.42 words
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242 1974-05-01 11 NANCY KOH - By NANCY KOH How Choong Chay, who created a stir at the recent Asian table tennis championships In Yokohama, stole the limelight at the Schools National championships yesterday. The 14-year-old State trainee who caused a sensation by her plucky performance against China's World242 words
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Article15 1974-05-01 11 Victoria Bchool will hold their annual athletics meet on Friday at 2.45 p.m.15 words
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79 1974-05-01 11 Sportsman of the Year 1973, Nor Azahar Hamid, gives Sportswo man Elaine Sng a congratulatory kiss at Penthouse Negara last night when they received their trophies from the Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Goh Keng Swee. Also there to receive their awards were the National Hockey Team (Team of the Year);Picture by )ERRY SEH. - 79 words
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Article, Illustration947 1974-05-01 11 Los Angeles Times. Los Angeles, Wednesday—Ben Jlpcho, athletics' top performer In 1973 and the star of the pro tour in 1974, has many reasons to run fast, About 21. He was born Into a family of peasant farmers in Kenya, whereLos Angeles Times. - 947 words
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Article, Illustration1057 1974-05-01 11 C. K. YONG - Amir and Yok Hoon are best in meet By C. K. YONG Blind. But what others can do, they can do Just as well. If not better. And to prove this, ten of them participated In the blind pupils' event, a highlight of the AhmadPicture by Phillip Lim. - 1,057 words
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578 1974-05-01 11 London, Wednesday. Al&n Ball, the fiery Arsenal and Bagland mldfleld player, broke his left leg In a match against Queen's Park Rangers last night. Hie Injury means Ball will not be able to play In the home International championship. "I'm greatly disappointed,"578 words
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278 1974-05-01 11 Manila, Wednesday. —China's national basketball team flew in here yesterday for their lint visit to the Philippines slaee V l949, marking i new itaie in Sino-Filipino relations. The Chinese, who will play a fear game series against the defending Asian champions Philippines team, were met278 words
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Article, Illustration74 1974-05-01 12 The girl with the faraway look in her eye is Taiwanese songbird Tsuei Shwu Jen. You may think that her sights are set on a life long singing career. But no. Shwu Jen, 23, wants nothing better than to be a housewife. Now engaged74 words
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Article157 1974-05-01 12 TODAY la Wednesday, May 1. the 121st day of 1974 with 244 to follow. This Is "May day." THE MOON Is between Its first quarter and full phase. THE MORNING STARS are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS are Mars and Saturn. Those born on this date are157 words
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Article59 1974-05-01 12 AH FOOK: What are the Johore football authorities up to, switching the venue of the Malaysia Cup match at the last moment from Jalan Larkln to Muar Stadium? I bet Singapore will win by MEI LING: There you go again. When you talk about soccer, you are always59 words
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Miscellaneous1004 1974-05-01 12 j RADIO lA'W*!;,* 1929 OPENING AN* NOUNCEMENTS followed by CARTOON SELECTIONS 1IJ« HOLIDAY MATINEE Bull fighter And The Lady: Young Broadway producer goes to Mexico where he becomes involved In a scheme to learn bullfighting merely lor stage ideas. Starring Robert Stack, Gilbert Roland. Katy Jurado, Joy Page. 11.55 SOCCER:1,004 words
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Miscellaneous406 1974-05-01 12 BACK PAGE TODAY'S LETTERS: Total points: PA!I MAKES THE CONTINENTAL a* Super- Rotax m Si* Fountain pen Mode in Wut Germany TOTAL POINTS:49 points cs a Ej 3 B a Li Q a 1 M a 3! ra 3 IP is E Mfi W «w LUCKY STARS BORN today, you406 words
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Miscellaneous755 1974-05-01 12 AT THE CINEMA THE SEVEN-UPS: Roy Schelder takes over from Gene Hackman and Clint Eastwood as a relentless cop, head of a dirtytricks squad which comes Into a Ufe-and-death struggle with the Mafia In mean New York; a fast-paced suspense thriller—even the compulsory car chase Is exciting. Odeon: 1.30, 4.755 words
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