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Title Section22 1974-05-03 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Friday evening, May 3, 1974 No. 1015 Price 20 cents M.C. (P) 20/74 SINGAPORE FRIDAY. MAY 3, 1974 J22 words
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320 1974-05-03 1 Richard Lim - By Richard Lim One of the six discotheques closed by the Government in November last year has obtained a licence to operate again as a dance spot. It Is learned that three others have applied for licence to operate again. The Pub In Hotel320 words
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Article25 1974-05-03 1 Police are Investigating the death of an unidentified man. believed to be a foreigner, whose body was found floating in Rochore Canal yesterday.25 words
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Article202 1974-05-03 1 Probe report shock United Press International Bangkok, Friday The three top members of the toppled military regime in Thailand have holdings totalling 1.4 billion baht ($175 million), a government official said yesterday. Sawasdi Uthalsri, secretary of a committee investigating the hold- ings of formerUnited Press International - 202 words
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Article49 1974-05-03 1 Washington, Friday.— Former Vice President Spiro Agnew was disbarred yesterday from the practice of law anywhere in the United States. The decision was made by the Court of Appeals, of Maryland his home state, which is responsible for imposing disciplinary action on lawyers convicted of crimes.49 words
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Article154 1974-05-03 1 The Stock Exchange of Singapore opened on a firm trend this morning. Activity wai increased and prices continued to move up. BUSINESS DONE: 8. Darby (16) 3.64, (36) 3.66, (21) 3.68, (26 3,70. Sim Lim (1) 1.15. (1) 1.16. P.M.C. (3) 2.52. (1) 2.50. (4) 2.54, "<2)154 words
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Article43 1974-05-03 1 A tourist from Hong Kong, Mr. Lam Wing Wah, 24, was stabbed In the stomach and cut on the arm by four men armed with knives who robbed him of $650 in cash early this morning near the People's Park Complex.43 words
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Article37 1974-05-03 1 Dacca, Friday—About 100 passengers including women and children were feared drowned when a ferry carrying more than 400 people sank yesterday in a storm In River Meghna, 25 miles southeast of here, government sources said.37 words
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Article13 1974-05-03 1 Police reported 111 accidents yesterday. TJhree were serious and one fatal.13 words
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Article, Illustration776 1974-05-03 1 Bharathi Mohan - Daughter's long search over By Bharathi Mohan This is just another mother and daughter embrace except the last time they did this was 23 years ago. The girl. Rosnl bte Budin alias Tan Sal Choo, 23, was only two months old when her mother MadamPicture by JERRY SEH - 776 words
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Article, Illustration336 1974-05-03 1 Morris John - By Morris John Watching football matches can be very rewarding, as soccer fan Mrs. Khoo Kah Lip 27 (above), discovered. This interest of hers helped her become the first finalist in the New Nation Lufthansa World Cup contest. Being the wile of a council member ofPicture by Philip Lim - 336 words
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Article255 1974-05-03 1 Tel Aviv, Friday US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, publicly seeking to allay Israeli fears, met the nation's leaders yesterday to determine how far Israel is willing to withdraw in the Golan Heights .to achieve a troop d i s en gagemept agreement with Syria.255 words
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Miscellaneous17 1974-05-03 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook for today from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. todayNo rain. See Back Page17 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article383 1974-05-03 2 New examination system soon The Singapore Polytechnic has sought expert advice on both the security of the staff-rooms and examination fcaiis following the leakage of final-year examination papers ip March. This was disclosed by the principal, Mr. V.P.W. Ager, in the latest issue of the Singapore383 words
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Article, Illustration283 1974-05-03 2 Abby Tan - By Abby Tan A septuagenarian Japanese, who spent 58 years of his life here earning a living and trying to build bridges of friendship between the Japanese and Singaporeans, has been honoured by Emperor Hirohito. Mr. Kurahachl Fukuda is the only one in Bouth-Bast Asia to283 words
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142 1974-05-03 2 Traffic congestion at the Causeway has eased following the opening of two extra lanes at the Malaysian end. These new traffic lanes,which were opened earlier this week, is part of the Causeway expansion project. The three-lane Causeway will be extended to six lanes142 words
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Article253 1974-05-03 2 Sunny Wee - Dialogue with govt. By Sunny Wee Local food manufacturers want the Government to set up a liaison body to promote dialogue between the two. This liaison body, it is hoped, would enable the food manufacturers and the Government to discuss mutual problems and other253 words
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198 1974-05-03 2 Mr. N. T. S. Chopra, chairman of the Rotary East Essay Competition, has urged students to write more to improve their standards. The competition is organised by the vocational service committee of Rotary Club of Singapore East for secondary three and four students of198 words
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Article28 1974-05-03 2 The emergency unit at Sembawang Hospital will be open on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 12 noon.28 words
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Article65 1974-05-03 2 An overhead pedestrian bridge wll be erected at Guillemard Road near Lorong 16 on Wednesday at midnight. It is expected to last four hours when part of the road between Lorong 14 and Lorong 18 Geylang will be closed to traffic. Motorists are requested to slow down when65 words
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Article24 1974-05-03 2 The National Productivity Board will hold a 15-session course on Import/Export Practices at its Jurong premises from May 13 to May 31.24 words
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147 1974-05-03 2 Several food stall licensees In various Housing Board estates are sub-leasing their stalls Illegally. These stall-holders are renting out their stalls to unlicensed hawkers at between $80 and $100 a month. These stalls are leased by the HDB to the licensees at $50 per147 words
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Article75 1974-05-03 2 The National Cadet Corps will present appointment certificates to 550 officers during a ceremony at the Singapore Conference Hall at 10 a.m. on Sunday. The Minister for Education Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng will officiate at the ceremony. The officers Including 400 men and 150 women are75 words
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Article70 1974-05-03 2 Mr. Ng Cheng Leong has been elected president at the Society of Certificate Engineers (steam and Internal combustion engines). Other officials are: Messrs. Woo Fo Keng, vice-president; Yan Poh Soon, hon. secretary; Soh Tong San, asst. secretary; Chla Si Yei, hon. treasurer; and Chua Teo Seng, asst70 words
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Article32 1974-05-03 2 Mr. K.K. Harjani has been elected president of the Slndhi Merchants Association. Other officials include vice president Mr. R. Durgadas, secretary Mr. T. Ramchand and treasurer Mr. P.O. Khemani.32 words
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Advertisement551 1974-05-03 2 SHOES FOR MEN 1 i»* A j£r it.', 4 £> 1 US iSHt VI s. M. pg v > V a x >; U *^1 1 A ':< *.-V mm V >~ ?9SS **«*.>■>• <£ .> «>. <.L,„ C7872Q i i—» <r i EC 784< c Corolla: the world's 3rd551 words
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Miscellaneous240 1974-05-03 2 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 7 Very bold 8 Plants 9 Fietion outline 10 Ancient 11 Brilliant 12 Garden structure 13 Plays 15 Attire 20 Painter's realm 23 Train 24 Sum of money 26 Quip: Slang 27 Lukewarm 29 Submarine 31 Balloted 33 Sharp 34 Pried pastry 35 Skid again 37 Howl,240 words
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WORLD NEWS
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165 1974-05-03 3 London, Friday—Prime Minister Harold Wilson yesterday announced the appointment of a Royal Commission to inquire into the British newspaper Industry, at present suffering from an economic squeeze. The commission, chaired by High Court Judge, Justice Finer will consider the economics of the165 words
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Article328 1974-05-03 3 Saigon troops beat back assaults Saigon, Friday South Vietnamese troops killed more than 100 North Vietnamese soldiers as the communists launched human wave assaults on southern armoured cars stationed just inside Cambodia, according to field reports. The reports said that shortly before dawn yesterday328 words
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Article303 1974-05-03 3 Reuter New Delhi, Friday The government yesterday put its armed forces on a state of alert and called op several thousand special armed policemen and men of the para-mllttary border security force to guard vital Installations of the state-run railway. The alert came In theReuter - 303 words
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209 1974-05-03 3 London, Friday—Prime Minister Mr. Harold Wilson last night rushed to the defence of his deputy party chief Mr. Edward Bho r t over mounting controversy surrounding his former links with a Jailed businessman. Mr. Wilson, In a fierce outburst at a routine209 words
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168 1974-05-03 3 Reuter London, Friday—Leprosy has at least 15 million victims at present but is still "the neglected Cinderella" among major world diseases, experts charged yesterday. Not only is the crippling disease on the Increase, but a number of cases are showing resistance to the wonderdrug daosone,Reuter - 168 words
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Article18 1974-05-03 3 Sydney, Friday Marijuana was given away free and openly during a dope-In at Bydney University yesterday.18 words
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427 1974-05-03 3 Canine Clinic by PC A reader says that his cocker spaniel has an odour two to three days after It has had its bath and wants to know what the best way is to get rid of the smell. He also427 words
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Article, Illustration193 1974-05-03 3 Reuter Washington, Friday Vice-President Gerald Ford (above) said yesterday President Nixon could have been more forceful in investigating the Watergate break-in on first learning about It. Mr. Ford said In a television interview that an examination of the edited transcript of Mr. Nixon's conversationsReuter - 193 words
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Advertisement7 1974-05-03 3 Dog Parlour Clipping Bathing Tick-Washing Canine Necessities7 words
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Miscellaneous417 1974-05-03 3 YOUR LUCKY STAR IF ITS YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are an entertainer by nature. Your way of expressing yourself in both word and gesture, your sense of timing that unfailingly leads you to precisely the right thing at the right moment, your Quick wit coupled with a sense of417 words
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FINANCE
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306 1974-05-03 4 Reuter New York, Friday The United Nations secretary general, Dr. Kurt Waldheim, yesterday summoned the heads of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund to a conference here today on emergency aid to the countries hardest hit by current world economic problems.Reuter - 306 words
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Article56 1974-05-03 4 Mr. D.K. Fraser, chief executive officer of HallThermotank Ltd., Is currently on a brief visit to Singapore, as part of a series of visits to the company's branches around the world. The company (United Kingdom) manufactures refrigeration and airconditioning equipment and has factories in England. Scotland, Canada.56 words
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Article, Illustration279 1974-05-03 4 The flnt signs of a steadier trend emerged in the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with evidence of genuine baying support. The bullish sentiments, boosted mainly by good corporate reports issued by companies through the Stock Exchange and by covering activity, saw prices move up substantially in several279 words
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150 1974-05-03 4 Scan Dutch is launching a month-long container service campaign sQ£>n to promote the use of containers In shipping cargo. A statement from the shipping company says the campaign is being held in view of the fact that the benefits of contalnerlsatlon are still not being150 words
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OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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Article377 1974-05-03 4 Investors turned aside a mid-day rally and stock prices turned Irregular on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. Trading was moderate. Sales at the close totalled approximately 13,600,000 shares, com- pared with Wednesday's 15,120,000. Analysts believe the market's early strength stemmed from optimism that the prime lending rate—that377 words
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Article38 1974-05-03 4 Ifee Dow Jones range of stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday were: 30 Industrials 854.43 (off 2.82), 20 transport 178 JO (off 0.61), 15 utlllttes 77.52 a 0.93), and 65 stocks 61 (off 0.34).38 words
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Article219 1974-05-03 4 Prices at 11.30 am. (Australian time): Aberleen susp. Do opto cusp AOD nil M All State 10 13 Amad 03 H 04 Aurora 10 nil Do opts oil 01 Aust Ant 10 11 Bamboo 00 nil Beach 30 nil Bounty supBridge 14 M Clevetiartd B0 nil Cosmos 00 V4219 words
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Article197 1974-05-03 4 The pre holiday Tokyo market rose for the fifth straight session yesterday with active trading. Investors' mounting an 11 c 1 p a tlon of the changes in government policies made the opening bullish. Strong advances on Wall Street yesterday also boosted blue chips here. The Tokyo Stock Exchange197 words
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Article101 1974-05-03 4 This service comes from the Union Bank of Owlfeiland. Closing prices on the Zjirlch (ln francs) Stock Exchange yesterday: UBS 3370 —30 SBC 690 —4 Credit 8ulsae 2860 Swlsaalr B. 619 +4 Swiss Relnsur. 3030 +20 Vlnterthur B. 1790 4-16 Zurich Iaaur. 5950 —60 Juvena B. 1910 —10 Nestle101 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration628 1974-05-03 4 ART BUCHWALD - ART BUCHWALD A group of men were having lunch at a wellknowp restaurant in Washington the other day. Although they were in various professions, they all had one thing in common. They were away from home a great deal and their wives had said they were628 words
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Article, Illustration894 1974-05-03 4 Michael Malik - HE'S LOOKED ON WITH SUSPICION Front Michael Malik Reuter AFRICA While a thrill of anticipation swept through black Africa at the news of the overthrow of the Portuguese regime last week, it is agreed by most political observers here that it will take more than theReuter - 894 words
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Advertisement97 1974-05-03 4 DON The merriest and gayest Country Western singer will sing and play his guitar to your request at the RAM ADA Cocktail Lounge 1 w VJ P' <& < Ramada Hours at Special Discount from 3.00 p.m.- 700 p.m. Open daily from 1200 noon-midnight. Hotel Royal-RAMADA Newton Road, Singapore 1197 words
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Advertisement267 1974-05-03 4 J. or over 51 years, we at S.P.H. de Silva (HK) Ltd. bave been satisfying the needs of our customers. We bave been importing and supplying diamonds for over 50 years and are proud to say tbat we bave over 6,800 satisfied customers in Singapore and throughout the world. See267 words
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FOR YOUR PLEASURE
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Article, Illustration541 1974-05-03 5 EDGAR KOH - ...in slow-moving 120 minutes BY EDGAR KOH the way we WERE directed by Sydney Pollack, with Bar bara Streisand and Robert Bedford (Orchard). The. nostalgia bandwagon has rolled in again, this time with superstars Barbara Streisand and Robert Redford on board. It Is a good vehicle541 words
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Article205 1974-05-03 5 Jenifer: diary THIRTY FOUR holiday makers all bound for London to join the well known Cunard luxury liner Queen Elizabeth 2 on its cruise to America will be treated to a satay party by Mansfield Travel before they leave on May 14. And on hand205 words
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Article634 1974-05-03 5 Melbourne Herald Liz Heine, a flameI: aired beauty from Australia, has attracted some attention in London because she is selling lessons in etiquette. And some people think English people are already better versed in this subject than most people. Liz and an English girl, Wendy Hollins,Melbourne Herald - 634 words
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Article553 1974-05-03 5 JEAN LI - Excellent track in new LP POPS BY JEAN LI GRAND FUNK: SHININ' ON (CAPITOL): To set the record straight, I've always disliked Grand Funk for their bad taste. I considered them the worst American band, producing such garbage as On Time, E Pluribus Funk, among others. Well,553 words
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Article66 1974-05-03 5 Woman wrestler Mitzi Muller, 24-year-old British and European champion, has been banned by Glasgow City Council from tangling with the world women's champ Lina Magnani. They were counted out with a 37-28 vote. A Tory man councillor said he had seen women wrestling in Germany and it66 words
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Advertisement162 1974-05-03 5 TELEFUNKEN Farbfernseh -System das beste der Welt There are 3 colour transmitting systems being used by different TV stations all over w o r, d. Singapore has adopted the PALcolor system which reputed to be the best. The PALcolor system was invented, perfected and owned by TELEFUNKEN of Germany. And162 words
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Advertisement20 1974-05-03 5 T V LGO2, SPECIALISTS' CENTRE BASEMENT, SINGAPORE 9. For the largest collection in kurtas, costume Jewellery and other handicraft items.20 words
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OPINION
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Article544 1974-05-03 6 The rigid control exercised by the International Olympic Committee over amateurism is to be relaxed, but not by very much. For the most part, the draft new eligibility code presented by lOC boss Lord Killanin this week acknowledges and accepts certain long-standing practices which strictly544 words
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Article85 1974-05-03 6 'WHISPERS' by ispy A bomb hoax has its lighter moments especially if one has the right frame of mind. Patrons watching Mackenna's Gold at Orchard Theatre on Sunday night were suddenly asked to leave the theatre just at the time when the two main stars were searching85 words
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Article, Illustration964 1974-05-03 6 Pang Cheng Lian - Pang Cheng Lian A riddle picked up in the West German capital of Bonn has made oar columnist Pane Cheng Lian look closely at the mess at least two European premiers, and one head of state across the Atlantic have found themselves in recently964 words
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Article367 1974-05-03 6 UPI They are a group of 22 lovely, well-educated brides-to-be who can't marry because their head priest won't give them permission. The women belong to the small Dawoodl Bohra community, a Muslim sect which traces its ancestory to the rulers of Yemen 700 years ago. ThereUPI - 367 words
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Article338 1974-05-03 6 EXCERPTS FROM EDITORIALS The Economist Mr. Dom Mintoff's arrival In London on Tuesday kicked off a round of speculation that Britain may be about to pull Its armed forces out of Malta and Cyprus as well as Singapore. That is an understandable worry for" Malta's prime minister:The Economist - 338 words
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Letters
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Article120 1974-05-03 6 NG WOON POH - NG WOON POH Public Relations Officer, Singapore Police Force, Singapore, 1. I refer to the writeup headlined Motorists Get Away With It At Estate that appeared in the New Nation on April 8. The problem of parking vehicles at unauthorised places in HDB estates has been given much120 words
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Article187 1974-05-03 6 Taking over of the sales and distribution of school textbooks bv the Government would be most welcome. I am an external student and have recently hunted for textbooks along Bras Basah Road. The books I wanted could be found there but the prices were not agreeable to187 words
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Advertisement178 1974-05-03 6 WRITE TO THE EDITOR. NEW NATION. LOCKED BAG 15. GPO. SINGAPORE. 1. Bullock cart rides Unspoilt beaches *256 luxurious rooms and suites. 80 more coming up by August! "Local, Continental and Japanese cuisine from 3 exotic restaurants Coffee Garden, Feringgi Grill and Furusato. 2 cocktail lounges Lounge Bar and Tepi178 words
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Advertisement330 1974-05-03 6 MATERIALS READYMADE 6ARHEMTS FOR LAIIES A MEI FRM Ml SVO Ci« Earfy to Wek tha Bwt LADIES' DEPT. UP. NOW Slacks $1400 SlO.OO Pantaloon $14.00 $10.00 Shorts 6.50 4.50 Skirts 950 S 8.00 Dresses $28 00 $20.00 Shorty Gowns $12.00 9.00 Long gowns $16.00 $13.00 Pyjamas $14.00 $12.00 House Coats330 words
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Miscellaneous43 1974-05-03 6 o m titi v m Hi 1 i i i k \y Jr ag m. iv fl mL m Bb-' y W/m 1 :v D —'J P II <a \k r ZU; ■s>? 'ELEMENTARY, MY DEAR HEARST YOUR DAUGHTER IS OBVIOUSLY A CRIMINAL!'43 words
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SPECIAL FEATURE
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Article171 1974-05-03 7 Gene Teo - MOMENTS FULL i OF JOY I Friday Forum by Gene Teo In the developed countries of the West, the week-end is a two-day affair, taking one completely away from work. City dwellers flock to the countryside and rural people flock to the cities. Bat what171 words
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Article, Illustration641 1974-05-03 7 I sleep, laze around and do things at leisure "Without it, I will go mad!" exclaimed MISS DOROTHY TAN, a secretary with an advertising agency. The week-end Is thus very important to her. "I switch off from work completely" she said. "No schedules,641 words
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Article, Illustration944 1974-05-03 7 MRS. IRENE SEOW a secretary has two schoolgoing children, aged six and seven. The family enjoys spending the week-end around the home. She said: "The children, amazingly enough, never pester us to take them out. But we do go out often because it944 words
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Article, Illustration184 1974-05-03 7 An off-day for ENCIK ABDUL RAZAK HANIFFA, a captain at a hotel is usually a week day. "One off-day is enough for me," he said. He gets an off-day every sixth day of the working week. "I do not do much. I just spend the184 words
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Article148 1974-05-03 7 MISS HONEY GOH Is one who has just finished school and Is temporarily employed. She Is registered with a secretarial agency and works when there are jobs available tor her. "The week-end Is the same as any other day, when I am just as free,148 words
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Article156 1974-05-03 7 Like many of the catering staff at our hotels, MISS CHERYL RODRIGUES, a waitress, has an off-day in lieu of a Sunday. "On my off-day, I catch up on lost sleep till It is time for lunch," she said. "I spend the afternoons shopping or156 words
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Advertisement105 1974-05-03 7 Versatile, easy to use, efficient, reliable, light, inexpensive, built to die of old age. as v Monolite4oo Self-contained electronic flash giving the equivalent of over 400 joules. Has five power settings from one quarter to full power with modelling/focusing lights in direct proportion to flash power at each setting. Recharges105 words
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Advertisement125 1974-05-03 7 3 ways a day to beat the crowds to Hong Kong 9:loam, 11:40 am, 2:oopm every day K' m M li it eig -t m Kf m BBS i 4 Only Cathay Pacific gives you the choice of 3 great ways a day to fly to Hong Kong every day125 words
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Advertisement243 1974-05-03 8 Visit our temporary showroom at M&G centre. For your convenience, we are open till 6p.m. Mon. to Sat. So do feel free to call in any time! A SELECT RANGE OF IMPORTED FURNITURE, CARPETS AND LIGHT FITTINGS ARE ON SHOW. M&G Trading Pte. Ltd. M&G CENTRE 154-170. CLEMENCEAU AVENUE. SINGAPORE243 words
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Advertisement195 1974-05-03 8 For BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHY, WELL-GROOMED hair MAYFLOWER shampoo MEDICATED For Anti Dandruff care and SPECIAL-EGG SHAMPOO Your hair deserves the best Give it a MAYFLOWER Shampoo Today. Available from: NTUC Supermarkets PPDS and other Departmental Stores itIWR Sole Agents: Hong Bm Huang Trading Co. Tel: BB3<lo NEW CLARION Auto-Reverse you can195 words
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Advertisement181 1974-05-03 8 PEKING TIENTSIN TSIH6TAO Hand woven wpcrfina pur* wool cirpftv L*l*» baefcad looptng carpat*. 100% Wool wall to wall carpating*. China** uiparfina quality carpats *r* valuable invattmanti m wall as baautiful work* of art. Wda«t Salaction* R*a*onabla Prwa* Complata Order* Welcome m Display at:GNEE HONG CO.. (PTE) LTD. (CARPETS DEPT.) Penninsula181 words
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Advertisement137 1974-05-03 8 SI R\ M)( CYBERNETIC HI The cybernetic feedback circuit ensures sound reproduction of truly remarkable quality, totally independent of speaker dimensions. A system so flexible, it provides precise power needs for any requirements. lit [it! ill VI ATLAS SOUND CO G.M.DESILVA PTC.Ua (JEWELLERS) The Exclusive Jewellery Gem Merchant G3V35 (Ground137 words
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Advertisement174 1974-05-03 8 fife I CARPETS WALLPAPERS IMPORTED FROM U.K. 10' X 12' —S 196.00 (WITH RUBBER 12* X 14' —5221.00 BACKING) KMZSHISH^ 10' X 12' —5240.Q0 IMPORTED 12' X 14' —S 395.00 FROM JAPAN IMPORTED 10' X 12 —SB4 00 FROM JAPAN 12 Xl 4 SllB 00 10 x 12 —s 159.00174 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration550 1974-05-03 8 oinqaforeANS are going for carpets in a big way. Be they Persian, Pakistani, Chinese or European in origin, there is sure to be someone around who would buy them. Even those made with modern machines receive broad acceptance. They are generally much cheaper than hand550 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration205 1974-05-03 9 ANGELA LOKE - ANGELA LOKE It takes a clever designer to blend the sleek evening look with chunky peasant accessories. Santiago de Manila, one of the leading couturiers in the Philippines did just this in his latest collection which recently had a showing at the Hyatt Hotel.Picture: STEVEN LEE - 205 words
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546 1974-05-03 9 FEMALE FRONT Most women assume that they'll automatically have maternal love when their first baby comes along. They look at every passing infant and think of the day when they can dress up their little girls. Unfortunately for many reality falls short546 words
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Article399 1974-05-03 9 Y DQC V Male vasectomy has not proved as popular as female sterilisation even though it is an easier and safer procedure. Many doubts still remain in the male mind about the operation and some information may throw a bit of light on the subject399 words
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Advertisement75 1974-05-03 9 Nu Ikv CMfrci fawtve No. 17. Carvar S traat, (Behind Town Odton TMatr*) .SINGAPORE. 7. TEL: *****1 STUDENTS WHO GO OVERSEAS! Ym n—4 OVIROOAT QUILTS SCAHVIS WOOLLCN PULLOVOt CARDIGANS UHOIRWIAR GLOVKS JUMPfJI WINTIB PYJAMAS. Cmm U UI AOVISK •Ml NKLP y«« f CHOOSI Hm wow clothing fif ytw fiffini FOOK75 words
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Advertisement55 1974-05-03 9 BALLY SWITZERLAND b Izsanis -2? Speci.'wsts Centre 'OrelF IfE SELL, REIT. IRSTALL REPAIR i EXPORT PHILCO, ELECTROLUX. G.E., WESTINGHOUSE, CARRIER, HITACHI, NORGE, HOTPOINT, ariston, PHILIPS *oma appliancas, NECCHI sawing machinas. Wi an tfM.l«v»t display centra for washing ma chinas in Singapore. —k—, 1 i 1 807/09, SuprtnM Hous4. Panang Road.55 words
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Advertisement81 1974-05-03 9 FUJIYA STEAK HOUSE WE SERVE DAILY SET LUNCH. EUROPEAN CHINESE FOOD. OLDE CELLAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE HAPPY HOURS FROM--4.00 P.M. 7.00 P.M. Multi-Storey Carpark Building. Groundfloor. Market Street. Singapore 1 Telephone: ***** (S'pore). $20/- VALUE FOR ONLY $10/2 GERMAN TREVERA TIES RODEO FINE JEANS 2 BATIK SARONGS -LADIES EMBRODARY CARDIGANS H81 words
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Advertisement113 1974-05-03 9 J r i\ >»ir a. T Hazeline Snow keeps you feeling fresh and beautiful. The pace of life may get faster and faster but some things don't change at all. Nowadays, as for generations, a smart woman takes a few moments out of her busy day and freshens up with113 words
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Miscellaneous194 1974-05-03 9 WHAT'S ON The MP for Changi Mr. Sim Boon Woo will declare the DISTRICT II MUSIC AND DANCE PRESENTATION open at the Chung Cheng High School Hall, Goodman Road, at 7 pjn. There will be a multivision presentation of SIR INTERNATIONAL IRISH MOSS AND TOSCA BOUTIQUE at the Conference Room,194 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration43 1974-05-03 10 Ladyhill's Ariff (right) appears to be dancing during a tussle with Alex (centre) of Hilton in the Food, Drink and Allied Workers' Union inter-branch soccer match at Tangiin Barracks yesterday. The match ended in a 1-1 draw. Picture by MICHAEL KWANPicture by MICHAEL KWAN - 43 words
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Article603 1974-05-03 10 Lim Kee Chan - with Lim Kee Chan Bill Bosley (handicap one) will start a firm favourite in the Singapore Island Country Club championship at Buk i t Course starting on Sunday. The first qualifying round for the field of 55 will tee off at 7.45 a.m. on603 words
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Article51 1974-05-03 10 Paris, Friday John Fourie of South Africa shot a two-under par-60 yesterday to take a onestroke lead after the first round of the French Open golf championship at CmantUly. Tommy Horton of England shot a 70 for second place, followed by Peter Oosterhuls (England) and several others at51 words
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Article374 1974-05-03 10 Amir Leow, who won the clay court title last month. Is No. 1 seed and favourite for the singles In the National tennis championships which starts tomorrow at Farrer Park. Two former champions. Shahrln Osman and TJ3. Kim, are notable absentees this year. Shahrln, 30,374 words
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336 1974-05-03 11 London, Friday The Indian cricketers yesterday restricted Somerset to a first innings lead of 74 before rain washed out the final session on the second day of the three-day match at Taunton. Somerset, 54 for no wicket overnight in reply to the Indians'336 words
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Article244 1974-05-03 11 By SCRUTINEER Generosity, late Major Gagarin, should be worth an each-way bet In Race 7 over Bsf at Ipoh tomorrow. He is still a maiden after nine outings, but a change of name may bring a change of luck. The Irish Ave-year-old by Llnacre is244 words
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Article327 1974-05-03 11 From BLUE PETER Ipoh, Friday.—Sincerely Yoors (Johnny Wilson) and newcomer Better Policy (Michael Ho) did a splendid trial at Ipoh this morning. Galloping from the 4f, they ran the last 3f in 371/5. The going was good. Siapa Rajah again took the eye in a327 words
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137 1974-05-03 11 Lond'.n, Friday.—Hlghclere, owned by Britain's Queen Elizabeth, held on in a breathtaking finish here yesterday to win the 1000 guineas the first of this season's English horse race Classics. The royal filly, a 12-to-one chance, landed the £35,494 first prize after finishing a short head137 words
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Article3745 1974-05-03 11 9 AA riaaa ft Itlw A ($5,500 $3,850 to w llNM T) .L.V \rw apinviiiKM unij; 1 3737 Mmi Nanaa a (Battering Ram) Man** 5 9.9 lull 8f F .9 Lee 13 1 9072 UMK Maatar a (KC Lee) Oeman 8 8.13 8f P .mm •W3,745 words
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Article103 1974-05-03 11 Km 1 KM* I Bin scBcmm W> COMk MojUdt MrtiiiH Hector blue rrru Filnlj C«Mk Little Meatcr Mohleaa Tulaky Be——My EPSOM JEEP Gilfaadra Little Mester Red Carpet Bw—My DANTE Mejfttt Adventuress Mate Tulaky BMbH R*M 4 Bom bus Ctt CM Anugrah Heavenly Body Can Can Cliff ander Can103 words
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Article57 1974-05-03 12 AH FOOK: It Is gratifying to note that the Malaysian end of the Causeway has been extended by two lanes with a third still under construction. This will ease the flow of traffic between the two countries. MEI LING: True, but the important factor is to relax the57 words
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120 1974-05-03 12 if A >'• jjr Mm m '+a mL m ,/v j9 r t< v'vl With a feather in her cap, Miss Corinne Phua (she was crowned Miss National Semi conductor recently) has been given a flying start in her quest for beauty titles.120 words
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Article159 1974-05-03 12 TODAY is Friday, May 3. the 123rd day of 1974 with 242 to foUow. THE MOON is approaching its full phase. THE MORNING STARS are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS are Mars and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. Danish-Ame- rican159 words
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Miscellaneous784 1974-05-03 12 tM OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by FOR THE FAMILY A magazine series presented in Chinese 340 DIARY OF EVENTS (C) US LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDOURED THING Daytime serial on the trials and tribulations t>f thitee 'families in Ban Francisco 4.90 HOUSEWIVES' MATINEE—The Land: Fart 2 of a CantonMa 440 INTERMISSION784 words
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Miscellaneous924 1974-05-03 12 AT THE CINEMA with 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 llfe-and-death struggle with the Mafia In mean New York; a fast-paced suspense thriller—even the compulsory car chase Is exciting. Odeon: 1.30,924 words
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