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Title Section20 1974-05-27 1 NEW NATION -^NGAPORE Monday evening, May 27, 1974 No. 1035 Price 20 cents M.C. (P) 20/74 SINGAPORE MONDAY, MAY 27,197420 words
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Article, Illustration200 1974-05-27 1 Singapore storm back to win after twice trailing Penang It was Star Soccer that Singapore served up last night; 90 minutes of agony and ecstasy for 70,000 faithful fans who packed every inch of the terraces and covered stands of the National Stadium. The picturePictures by Jerry Seh, Philip Lim and Sulaiman Ismail. - 200 words
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Article, Illustration101 1974-05-27 1 Though there were five goals In all. and goals are what the crowd paid to see, probably the most dramatic moment of the match came In the second half. Five full minutes of bitter protests by the Penang side failed to change referee M. Ramalingam's101 words
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Article10 1974-05-27 1 Police reported 98 accidents yesterday. Three were serious.10 words
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Article130 1974-05-27 1 It was a night of frustration for thousands of soccer fans yesterday. First, they were locked outside the Jammed stadium. Then, when they rushed home, they found that there was no live TV telecast. The disappointed fans raced home following an announcement made at the National130 words
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Article51 1974-05-27 1 Tickets priced at $50 and $25 are now on sale at the National Stadium for the visiting Chinese badminton team's exhibition matches at the SBA Hall on May 31, June 2 and 4. The $3 gallery tickets will be put on sale later. An announcement will, be made51 words
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Article402 1974-05-27 1 Dr. K sets basis for accord Reuter Jerusalem, Monday The US Secretary of State, Dr. Henry Kissinger, left here for Damascus yesterday having apparently established the basis for a successful conclusion to his four-week mission to get a disengagement agreement between Israel and Syria.Reuter - 402 words
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Article25 1974-05-27 1 Washington, Monday Stewart J.O. Alsop, author, columnist and political analyst, died yesterday at the National Institute of Health near here. He was 60.25 words
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Article191 1974-05-27 1 Bullish streaks of trading ruled the Stock Exchange of Singapore this morning, accompanied by renewed burst of activity in certain speculative counters. BUSINESS DONE: O. Lumber (IS) 1.18. (i) 1.17. (1) 1.16. H. Par (05) 3.26, (44) 3.28. (3) 3.30, (5) 3.24. (ft) 3.22. (2) 3.20. Inchcape191 words
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Advertisement54 1974-05-27 1 Jeffrey Low's report: Page 11 Too much food! Alka-Seltzer will make you feel better. 1 v* HI Over-eating can lead to acid indigestion and bring on an upset stomach and headache. But don't worry. One or two Alka-Seltzer dissolved in water will relieve the discomfort. Trust AlkaSeltzer and you'll be54 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous16 1974-05-27 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 pjn. to 6 p.m. today Isolated showers in late afternoon.16 words
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Article, Illustration306 1974-05-27 2 Police dogs brought out after the gates close More than 10,000 football fans who pomp afta r rn m fnr LilP I the 7 p.m. kick-off between Singapore and Penan* last night were locked out of the National Stadium because it was306 words
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127 1974-05-27 2 Four energetic brothers positioned themselves strategically round the National Stadium soccer pitch last night and kept as watchful an eye on the ball as the referee himself. They formed the core of the 15-member team of boys who were assigned to gather the127 words
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Article39 1974-05-27 2 An electrician, Mr. Ng May Yan, 54, was robbed of $4300 in cash and $480 in valuables by two men, one believed to be armed with a .22 pistol, in a Housing Board lift at midnight yesterday.39 words
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Advertisement180 1974-05-27 2 4: T c y VS GM L. A PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS Vauxhall Viva. Outstanding value in price and performance. General Motors have re-designed and re-engiTieered the Viva from the inside out to give you a high performance economy car, tailored to meet today's motoring needs. The new Viva stands180 words
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Advertisement161 1974-05-27 2 Continental Body-Hugger suits your lifestyle. Put on a bold front with Continental Body-Mugger. Feel it stretch with your every movement, yet always hugging for that figure-flattering fit. In a wide range of attractive colours and prints. Continental Bodyhugger goes everywhere, indoors and outdoors... fashion-right for the active lifestyle. x P161 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous259 1974-05-27 2 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 6 A Dillon 7 Melt 8 111-humored 9 Concerning 10 Street lights 11 Cabbage: Ger. 13 Northwestern Indian 15 Poems 18 Robust 20 Actress Wray 22 Rouge and powder 26 Guitar of sorts 27 Price list: Ft. 28 Crumpet-time china 29 Court SO Epoch 53 London theatre259 words
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Article, Illustration605 1974-05-27 3 Wee Beng Huat - But they were lucky to miss death trap By Wee Beng Huat When residents of Chander R o a d in Serangoon heard shouts of "fire, fire," early yesterday morning, they Just grabbed their children and ran for their lives. They did605 words
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Article46 1974-05-27 3 The Siglap Community Centre's women subcommittee will hold a jumble sale at the centre on Saturday from 3 pjn. to 6 p.m. A ribbon flower making demonstration by Clk Sabarlah La tiff will be held at the centre on June 3 at 7 pjn.46 words
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Article254 1974-05-27 3 Teresa Ooi - By Teresa Ooi School principals who have Just completed a course on educational administration generally found It effective and useful. This was the concensus at a meeting held recently between Education Ministry officials and the 25 principals who participated In the course. The 21-month. Intensive254 words
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Article, Illustration312 1974-05-27 3 Morris John - By Morris John Big plans are underway to develop two-way tourist traffic between Singapore and Rumania, according to a top Rumanian tourist of ficial. Mr. lon Flore a, deputy managing director of the Ministry of Tourism in Bucharest, said in an interview with New Nation he would312 words
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Article321 1974-05-27 3 Primary school teachers can learn how to run a brass band at a course to be conducted by the Ministry of Education in July. The In service course from July to November will train these teachers to be brass band lnstruc- 1 tori.321 words
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Article27 1974-05-27 3 Ngee Ann Technical College will hold its graduation dinner for its 1973-74 graduates at the Dragon Palace, Cockpit Hotel at Oxlev Rise tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.27 words
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87 1974-05-27 3 To upgrade the teaching of Malay as a second language In secondary schools, the Ministry of Education will conduct a seminar on this topic next week. Teachers who are currently teaching the subject are urged to attend the seminar which will discuss all aspects87 words
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Article271 1974-05-27 3 Singapore will suggest a common visa that will allow tourists from foreign countries to travel within ASEAN countries at the coming annual convention of the Asean Tours and Travel Association (ASEANTTA). This was disclosed today by Mr. Tan Chee Chye. leader of the Singapore delegation to the271 words
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Article116 1974-05-27 3 The Customs and Excise Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society plans to extend its scholarship grant* to members' children attending preuniversity classes and eventually to those going to universities. This was disclosed by a spokesman of the society at the presentation of its scholarship awards to five116 words
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161 1974-05-27 3 New students at the Singapore Polytechnic were told todav not to get over-Involved with activities that distract them from their studies. Thev were advised to take their studies seriously as there was strong comp e 11 tlon among students for the limited number of161 words
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Advertisement122 1974-05-27 3 by shopping at Whore Garments Supermarket LGO2A. SPECIALISTS'CENT RE, BASEMENT SINGAPORE 9.Tai: *****1 the new conception in shopping for gents, ladies and children's ready-to-wear clothes. \r m ir* ,n Size: 1 x2ix 5i in (26 x 58 x 130 mm) .Weight: 6{ oz. (195 gm) She can come as close122 words
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Advertisement56 1974-05-27 3 FITZI'ATItMK'S SPECIALS FOR PERSONAL SHOPPERS FROM TODAY UNTILTHURSDAY OPEN EVERY DAY SATURDAYBOOAM 7PM 9-AM-SPM 212 g per can $1.00 FROM TODAY UNTIL THURSDAY SOUP OF THE DAY ROAST LEG OF LAMB /fc j 1 TWO VEGETABLES, BREAD fir BUTTER I 1 TUTTI FRUITTI ICE CREAM O COFFEE. (Ice Cold Draught56 words
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FOR YOUR PLEASURE
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Article, Illustration622 1974-05-27 4 EDGAR KOH - A million-dollar gamble flops BY EDGAR KOH A MAN TO RESPECT directed by Michele Lupo, with Kirk Douglas, Florinda Bolkan and Giullano Gemma (Odeon: next change). How would you like more than a million dollars for only 18 months (or the most two years) in jail?622 words
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Article, Illustration637 1974-05-27 4 Florence Tan - Kelly a songbird with laughing eyes... Aussie entertainer is proud of her job By Florence Tan Kelly Sanders is certainly a lively perspn brimming with enthusiasm. There is more to her. too her clear voice, sparkling round eyes that seem to be laughing nil the time, and her well-proportioned body637 words
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Article215 1974-05-27 4 dime's diary HERE'S a secret? John Le Carre, author of the bestselling novel The Spy Wto Came In From The Cold, is In town. But I hear that he doesn't want to see anyone. Why the coldness Mr. Carre? IN case you are wondering215 words
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Article, Illustration318 1974-05-27 4 Ngiam takes honours When it comes to speed and efficiency In preparing a glass of martini, your man is Mr. Ngiam Tong Yoke. Mr. Ngiam, a bartender at the Hotel New Hongkong, demonstrated his skill when he beat 61 other professional bartenders to win318 words
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Article664 1974-05-27 4 Los Angeles Times It is no trick to find signs tnat American culture, like a lot of other things in these days of inflation, corruption and mass production, is going to the dogs. The Exorcist is making millions while the metropolitan opera has beenLos Angeles Times - 664 words
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Advertisement654 1974-05-27 4 I Win a Colour TV in the I New Nation /Vauxhall Viva I Economy lest A (WEEK 2) MONDAY COUPON f A "i -*m -.v f-~''' r' -ra--Lis r THE CONTEST: Each weak. for 3 watks from May 20 1974, Jim Watkins. New Nation's motoring column lit, will driva tha654 words
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Advertisement303 1974-05-27 4 1 U*E TOURS JUMBO TOURS SIA 747 HONGKONG KOWLOON 8 DAYS $995 HONGKONG BANGKOK 6 DAYS SICSO 1/6 5/6 HONGKONG' TAIWAN /HUALEIN (Alishan) 8 OAYS $1295 HONGKONG/ JAPAN TAIWAN/ HUALEIN (Alishanl 12 DAYS $1875 1/6, 5/6. Lowest Fares to London Europe 6 flights BANGKOK/ HONGKONG (Macau) 8 DAYS $895 (daily)303 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article, Illustration597 1974-05-27 5 Wilson cuts short holiday Belfast, Monday British Prime Minister Harold Wilson suddenly interrupted a holiday yesterday for new talks on troubled Northern Ireland as the province's power-shar-ing coalition began to look in danger of collapse. Mr. Wilson's surprise 90-minute meeting with the Secretary of StateUPI radio picture - 597 words
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Article99 1974-05-27 5 London, Monday The London-based civil rights organisation Amnesty International yesterday published a list of 175 writers and Journalists said to be imprisoned in 31 countries throughout the world for exercise of their rights under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The list, compiled from Amnesty99 words
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209 1974-05-27 5 Tel Aviv, Monday Leaders of factions In Israel's Labour Party yesterday held meetings that will make or break the efforts of Mr. Yitzhak Rabin, Prime Ministerdesignate, to form a government. Mr. Rabin, chosen to head a government to replace the caretaker Cabinet209 words
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Article312 1974-05-27 5 Reuter, UPI Saigon, Monday Fighting flared from the Mekong Delta to the northerly provinces of South Vietnam, the Saigon Command reported. In the Delta just south of the Cambodian border, where government and communist forces have been manoeuvring lor the past month, the CommandReuter, UPI - 312 words
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Article48 1974-05-27 5 Haifa, Monday.—Firefighters Including hellcopter borne military units managed to bring under control a blaze which damaged an arms factory southeast of here yesterday. The fire brigade called in the army after its attempts to put out the fire were hampered by intermittent explosions of ammunition.48 words
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195 1974-05-27 5 Paris, Monday Mr. Valery discard d'Estalng takes office today as President of France for the next seven years, and his first task after moving into the Elysee Palace will be to name a Prime Minister. Current belief here is that he will choose195 words
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288 1974-05-27 5 United Press International New Delhi, Monday President Girl yesterday urged the rallwaymen to call off their 19-day-old countrywide strike. No immediate response to the President's advice was available from the strike leaders, the majority of whom are in prison. President Girl told newsmen inUnited Press International - 288 words
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Article112 1974-05-27 5 Reuter New Delhi, Monday. Senegal has noted with satisfaction India's decision to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes In the service of the Deo Die of India and humanltv, according to a joint lndo Senegalese communique Issued here yesterday' The communique at the end of aReuter - 112 words
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Article131 1974-05-27 5 Kuwait, Monday Rescue teams searched under blazing arc-lights here last night for more survivors In the rubble of a half-built office block which collapsed, wiling at least six men. A government statement said another 14 were missing but believed to be still alive. The building collapsed131 words
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383 1974-05-27 5 UPI, Reuter New York, Monday Vice President Gerald Ford has told President Nixon he could not support the President's decision to withhold further evidence from the House Judiciary Committee, according to Newsweek magazine. In its issue on the newsstands today, Newsweek said the PresidentUPI, Reuter - 383 words
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Article24 1974-05-27 5 Reuter Cairo, Monday.— Soviet Communist Party leader Leonid Brezhnev is expected to visit Egypt next month for talks with President Anwar Sadat.Reuter - 24 words
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Advertisement48 1974-05-27 5 New Range Of Over 30 Designs Just Unpacked World's Nod Shoe LIlY?/ SwitzeAand &M. .J i n K m L/w VL BENITO ALBULA >!/ rin'n ROVONY G -36, High Street Centre, (Ground F100r),T»*****1 G 08/31. Street Centre. Supreme House (Ground Floor) Goodwood. HMton. Raffles Hoteb. Cotd Storage Shopping Centre48 words
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Advertisement249 1974-05-27 5 If THATS 606 i HE WAS SOMEONE IV SEEK) LONG/JOG TO MEET... BUT I DIDNT THINIC HE'D GIVE ME A SECOND LOOK. I WAS SWEET SEVENTEEN and spotty i WHAT HAPPENED? i f UNPA, WHO WAS THAT GOOD LOOKING BOY WE SAW YOU WITH LAST NIGHT 1 Ss .'r'* w249 words
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OPINION
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Article480 1974-05-27 6 Irregular services and frequent breakdowns of Its old and 111-serviced buses are not the only things that have given the Singapore Bus Service Pte. Ltd. a bad name. Equally responsible for the company's unfavourable public image is the behaviour of some of its workers. Since480 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article49 1974-05-27 6 Inflation has caught up with Nobel Prizes. In recognition of rising prices throughout the world, the Nobel Foundation in Stockholm >*** announced that the five Nobel prizes will be increased by $14,100 each. Prize winners received $300,000 each last year. This year each prize will be $314,100.49 words
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Article106 1974-05-27 6 What do you do if you drive five hundred miles to watch a soccer match and find that all tickets have been sold out by the time you arrive? Two groups of enterprising people from Penang and Trengganu who found themselves in this situation at the106 words
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Article, Illustration1181 1974-05-27 6 Alex Josey - Pedestrlana, writes eolamnist Alex Josey, are an aitder-privlleged class all over the world. Very few cities provide pavements for walkers, who are therefore forced to struggle their way throogh cars, tracks and cyclists. To make It worse, motorists often adopt a contemptuous attitnde towards the1,181 words
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Letters
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Article224 1974-05-27 6 I wish to make the following suggestions for consideration of the Bus Services Reorganisation Committee In conjunction with Its efforts to re-organlse and streamline the efficiency of our bus transport system. Bus bays should be clearly demarcated and numbered at bus terminals accommodating a large number224 words
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Article225 1974-05-27 6 As well as urging the public to economise and save, the Singapore Government has been practising strict economy and saving money in many areas, such as cutting down the use of electricity, fuel, water and expenditure in all government departments. However, there is still an area where225 words
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Article128 1974-05-27 6 V. K. D - V. K. D. it has been observed that In many Government offices, including Post Office and Savings Banks where members of the public queue up to pay their various bills, deposit money or make Inquiries, no electric fans are Installed for the comfort of such people who128 words
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Article39 1974-05-27 6 SANDRA JOY VAZ - SANDRA JOY VAZ At. Public Relations Officer, Public Utilities Board, Singapore, I. Inconvenienced Resident (NN, 8.5.74) is thanked for his suggestion. The proposal of providing a mobile collection van at Chal Chee Estate is under consideration.39 words
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Article87 1974-05-27 6 I am a typist in a statutory body and have Just learned that typists are classified under Division 4 In the government and semi-government services. Included in this to name some are office keepers, office boys, drivers etc... What I cannot understand is why typists who require87 words
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912 1974-05-27 6 Lewis M. Simons - From Lewis M. Simons Washington Post It took an atomic explosion to do it, but Prime Minister Indira Gandhi has succeeded in extracting herself from her worst crisis of confidence in eight years of rule. The underground test blast In the R&Jasthan DesertWashington Post - 912 words
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Article309 1974-05-27 6 VOICE OF THE PRESS O What other newspapers are saving: INDIAN NUCLEAR TEST EXPLOSION At a time when there 1a an easing of world tension following the move towards a detente between the United States and the Soviet Union on the one hand and between the United States309 words
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Advertisement12 1974-05-27 6 WRITE TO THE EDITOR, NEW NATION. LOCKED BAG 15, OPO, SINGAPORE. 1.12 words
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Advertisement229 1974-05-27 6 msuumori keeps houses cool ano S4MES Vliai ENERGY T .91-« tn\d a rCVI -u cooler Thes*»« bas °re U>k ul fQr a vr ««'?£!«»ss»gfSe P«® e Sn«« d jStS. Be »*tent rt 0 t s« *50 In view of the energy crisis, the Government recently put out a statement urging229 words
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Miscellaneous23 1974-05-27 6 it m SlC r i ill a r 4 1 s k 'RANGE TWO HUMMED, ELEVATION TEN ARE YOU READY, MR. ST. CLAIRT'23 words
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SPECIAL FEATURE
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Article, Illustration973 1974-05-27 7 Ismail Kassim - Case of the 'pet son' who turned into a bully Day One of three-part inquiry by Ismail Kassim Ismail Kassim He cannot read. He cannot write legibly. He never bothers to soeil the simplest words correctly. In written composition, he cannot proceed further than two sentences. Numbers973 words
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Article451 1974-05-27 7 On that particular June afternoon two years ago, a mother and her daughter walked across the St. Margaret's Primary School compound towards a small rectangularshaped wooden structure. Though the mid-day sun was beating down on the couple, their thoughts were not on the heat451 words
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Article1060 1974-05-27 7 It is the same sad story in school and home Anyone who has attended school can easily recollect the dunce of the class. Poor chap! He Just could not study. In the classroom, he is all at sea. He does not really know what is happening. When1,060 words
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Advertisement23 1974-05-27 7 CULLINAN kwellen PRESENT THEIR 1974 JADE FAIR THIS WEEK AT Cullinan Jewellers Private Ltd 20 The Orchard. Orchard Road Singapore, 9. Tel: *****3.23 words
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Advertisement403 1974-05-27 7 When you fly TW\. to America or Europe, well save you money on daces to stay And places to go. TWA's done a lot to make traveling less expensive. That goes for hotels, restaurants, theaters, and so on For hotels in America there's our Hotelpass* USA program. It will guarantee403 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS AND MOTORING
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Article, Illustration730 1974-05-27 8 R. Muntu - SOUTH-EAST ASIA REPORT From R. Muntu MDONESIA L. Like US Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger, but in a smaller and less published role, President Suharto is presently trying to bring together two of Indonesia's close neighbours —M a 1 a y730 words
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743 1974-05-27 8 George McArthur - ORDER OUT TO REDUCE PETROL CONSUMPTION BY HALF From George McArthur The Los Angeles Times SOUTH VIETNAM Although both the American and the South Vietnamese are doing their best to obscure certain aspects of the situation, the sharp drop in dollarThe Los Angeles Times - 743 words
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Article401 1974-05-27 8 Jack Foisie - From Jack Foisie THAILAND The American built military port of Sattahip on the Gulf of Thailand has become a massive transhipment point for military and relief supplies going to the Cambodian Army and pro government civilians, US officials have confirmed. The two staples of war401 words
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Article, Illustration1028 1974-05-27 8 Jim Watkins - But no tips for the contestants [MOTORING Jim Watkins This is really one of those tantalising stories where the true tale cannot be told which is probably why Michael Tan and I look so smug in the picture on the top. Michael is the SingaSire1,028 words
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Article, Illustration999 1974-05-27 8 Chiu San - motor!™ Chiu San In these days of austerity arid shortages it is a refreshing change to get on a motor-cycle that reflects a standard of opulence and luxury which is unfortunately becoming all too rare. The BMW R75/8 offers standards of comfort and999 words
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Advertisement264 1974-05-27 8 MOST OF YOUR FRIENDS HAVE VISITED £1 GLOBAL COACH TOURS Make this year, your year to go. And to make sure you enjoy yourself... GO WITH GLOBAL For 1974 Global presents a series of European Tours which they recommend as providing unequalled variety and value for money. Here are a264 words
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TREND
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310 1974-05-27 9 Dear Ros, I am in a dilemma because I am getting married and my mother insists that my husband and I should live on our own instead of with his parents. However, when I discussed this with my fiance, he disagreed and we quarrelled.310 words
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Article, Illustration256 1974-05-27 9 Dear Ros, Can you tell me how to mend a quafrel between my schoolmates and two girls whom they Invited for a movie. After the movie the girls Insisted on paying the boys back for the tickets because they said that the boys were not256 words
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166 1974-05-27 9 Dear Ros, I am greatly upset by the puzzling attitude of a girl I have fallen deeply In love with. We both live In the same block of flats and used to see one another everyday, going to and from school. Our friendship grew and166 words
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Article, Illustration167 1974-05-27 9 Jet travel Is fast, but for some, not quite fast enough. The actual ride from one point to the next seems longest for those traveUers who are Illadjusted to time change. Neither sleep nor rest comes easily. A long look at your sleeping neighbour167 words
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Article239 1974-05-27 9 Dear Ros, There Is a girl In my school whom I admire very much. She Is my senior. The problem is that I am so much in awe of her that whenever I talk to her I get all nervous and self-conscious. I239 words
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283 1974-05-27 9 Dear Ros, A man whom I used to know before he sot married has been asking me out and I want to know whether it is all right for me to accept his dates. I met him about six months ago through some283 words
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FINANCE
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SHARE ROUND-UP
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Article227 1974-05-27 9 After the German stock market continued Its cheerful trend at the beginning of the week, share prices were slightly declining during the week with moderate turnover. Only special situation stocks like Contl-Gummi and Preussag showed a firmer tone. After the only cautious measure of the Bundesbank to absorb liquidity227 words
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Article411 1974-05-27 9 Ordinary shares met persistent small selling this week. The Financial Times Industrial ordinary index declined 13.4 points, to finish the account at 288. The market has been troubled by fears of liquidity problems in the financial sector and also, later In the week, by talk of an early general411 words
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Article247 1974-05-27 9 This week, after a new heavy loss on Monday session 3.5 per cent), the Italian Stock Exchange recorded a technical reaction on an average volume of transactions. In fact, notwithstanding the persistence of negative factors and particularly the deteriorating economic situation, the market's low prices and some short-covering determined247 words
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Article332 1974-05-27 9 The election of Mr. Giscard d'Estalng to the Presidency was not greeted with a Joyful rise by the market. In effect, the market weakened over a broad front until the holiday of Ascension Day. It is true that the last round was extremely close, and as prior to the332 words
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Article394 1974-05-27 9 The stock market la strong. It la true, of course, that the tight money contributed to some extent. Although the authorities have accepted loose management as the cause, the increasing number of bankruptcies is very unsettling to them. Thus, they have decided to offer special financial relief of Yl5O394 words
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Article372 1974-05-27 9 Quotations eased amid light trading earlier In the week, but a significant recovery set in on Tuesday. Nevertheless, minus signs clearly outweighed any gains over the levei of the preceding week. The decision of the Swiss National Bank to stop for the time being foreign loan and med-ium-term note372 words
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Article222 1974-05-27 9 Prices at 11.30 ajn (Australian time) today: Aberleen susp. Do opts susp. AOD 07 06 Allstate 10 11 Amad 03% 04 Aurora 13 IS Aust Ant 08 10 Bamboo 05 nil Beach 30 31 Bounty cusp. Bridge 11 14 Cleveland 40 45 Cosmos 00% 01 Do ctg222 words
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208 1974-05-27 9 Sunny Wee - By Sunny Wee Local shipowners should pool their resources so as to branch out into the International shipping trade, according to a senior member of the Singapore Shipping Association. According to Mr. Y.C. Chang, founder member of the association, with the pooling of expertise,208 words
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Advertisement136 1974-05-27 9 LAST FEW DAYS ftl loom INMVIHSIItY IT IS NOT TOO LATE WE STILL HAVE WIDE SELECTIONS FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS BIG VARIETIES OF PRTD BLOUSES U P. $12.00 S.P. $6.00 NOW $4.00 Ak PANTALOON $13.00 \7 BLOUSES $12.00 MONTAGUT $22.00 PRTD. JERSEY 8. GEORGETTE PLAIN JERSEY $6.00 PRTD. GEORG136 words
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Advertisement44 1974-05-27 9 Supplying this service are the Commersbank of West Germany, the Union Bank of Switserland, the Credit Lyonnals of France, Banco dl Roma of Italy# the Lloyds Bank International limited and DBSDaiwa Securities International Limited. Roandap of stock markets for the week ending May 24.44 words
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Advertisement294 1974-05-27 9 The Adler Desktops So good, we guarantee them for two years! +4Sg§ Consistent reliability proven in actual use all over the world. That's what makes us so confident about our machines. So confident, we guarantee them not for six months, but for two years! During which time, we'll service your294 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration428 1974-05-27 10 Interlarttn set the pace, leading past the 4f and Into the straight with Photon closing In third. Fancy That and Tlmberlane also moved up. Photon and Fancy That challenged strongly but Interlarkin ran on gamely to win by a head from Photon.428 words
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Article781 1974-05-27 10 1 POS® SGRIPTI by scrutineer! 1 J Last season's top apprentice, Peter Lee, riding a grandstand finish landed the Mansor Matbantrained General Trong in a laststride winner in the first running of the $40,000 Lion City Cup over 6f at Bukit Timah yesterday. General Trong781 words
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Article430 1974-05-27 10 He wins in old car Monte Carlo, Monday Sweden's Ronnie Peterson, driving a four-year-old car, yesterday won the Monaco Formula One Grand Prix after surviving an early spin and a big pile-up on the first lap. No less than seven of the 25 starters did not make It430 words
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Article136 1974-05-27 10 London, Monday Rumanian tennis star me Nastase will rarely earn £3,000 more easily than he did at Bournemouth yesterday, when he thrashed Italy's Paulo Bertoluccl 4-1, 6-3, 6-2 to take the British hard court title. "Hie Rumanian, who has played only four matches and nine sets136 words
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Article26 1974-05-27 10 Wellington. Monday The All-Japan rugby team ended their tour of New Zealand here on a high note when they defeated New Zealand Universities 24-21.26 words
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134 1974-05-27 10 Paris, Monday Recupere, ridden by ace French jockey Yves Saint Martin, put in a storming finish to win the Prix du Cadran France's top staying race at Longchamp yesterday. The four-year eld just got the better of Lasalle. after being in the rear for134 words
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Article74 1974-05-27 10 New York, Monday.— Baseball results: National League—St. Louis 7 Chicago 1, Montreal 5 Philadelphia 1, New York 5 Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 4 San Diego 1, Los Angeles 9 San Francisco 5, Atlanta v Houston postponed, rain. American League New York 6 Baltimore 5, (Ist). New York 774 words
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Article, Illustration577 1974-05-27 11 JEFFREY LOW - Corner strategy works again By JEFFREY LOW Singapore escaped Ignominy when they twice came back to beat Penang 3-2 in the Malaysia Cup semi-final first-leg at National Stadium last night. It was a tremendous show of guts which the 70,000 fans will be talking aboutPictures by PHILLIP LIM - 577 words
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Article, Illustration435 1974-05-27 11 Bonn, Monday Brazil's World Cup soccer team made their debut in West Germany yesterday with a 3-2 victory over a selection from frist division club F.C. Kaisers La utern and local teams. The world champions received a rousing welcome from the 40,000 crowd here but their435 words
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Article26 1974-05-27 11 Mexico City, Monday Rafael Herrera retained the WBC world bantamweight title when he knocked out fellowMexican Romeo Anaya In the sixth round here last night.26 words
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Article686 1974-05-27 11 Eric Cooper - C 1 SQUASH by Eric Cooper Hussein Ibrahim retained his title In the second Singapore National squash champlonships at Singapore Island Country Club on Saturday when he defeated Tan Eng Han In a repeat of last year's final. It was a thrilling and absorbing encounter686 words
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Article17 1974-05-27 11 Baastad, Monday. Sweden beat Holland 4-1 In the Davis Cup Eurogan zone tennis quar-r-flnals here.17 words
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Article849 1974-05-27 11 PERCY SENEVIRATNE - By PERCY SENEVIRATNE After Slaving dishevelled defending champions Singapore Cricket Club in two phases of the game, Indian Association were unable to maintain the pressure and nose-dived to defeat in their Senior League cricket match at the Padang yesterday. SCC's five-wlcket win was largely due849 words
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Article258 1974-05-27 11 London, Monday. Kent, who are attempting to win the title for the third successive year, scored an exciting fivewicket victory over Essex in the Sunday League cricket match at Canterbury yesterday. At Ebbw Vale: Derby bt Glamorgan by 84 runs. Derby 176-6 in 40258 words
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Article, Illustration67 1974-05-27 12 Pretty Veronica Tan loves chasing after beauty titles. Last month she was runnerup in the Miss National Semi-Conductor Electronics Queen 1974 quest. A clerk, Veronica was a finalist in the Miss Singapore contest held last night. Although she failed to make the first three, Veronica67 words
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Article184 1974-05-27 12 TODAY Is Monday, May 27, the 147th day of 1974 with 218 to follow. This is Memorial or Decoration Day. THE MOON is approaching Its first quarter. THE MORNING STABS are Jupiter and Venus. THE EVENING STARS are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. Those born on this date are under184 words
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Article52 1974-05-27 12 AH FOOK: Thanks to the National Stadium people, I missed the fantastic game between Singapore and Penang last night. MEI LIN: Yes. They said we were too late and told us there would be live TV telecast—so we rushed home. What happened? It turned out to be a52 words
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Miscellaneous994 1974-05-27 12 SINGAPORE 5 3.0# OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by SIRUVAR POONGA A locally produced show to cater for young children. 3.3* DIARY OF EVENTS (T) 3.35 LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDOURED THING Daytime serial on the trials and tribulations of three families in San Francisco. 4.00 MAGAZINE ZERO ONE (R) 4.15 GENERAL994 words
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Miscellaneous1306 1974-05-27 12 AT THE CINEMA with EDGAR KOH SCARECROW: Gene Hackman and A 1 Paclno as two drifters heading for destinies not as bright as their dreams In a simple, affable film directed by Jerry Schatzberg who Is able to arouse deeper feelings than the plot would suggest. Won the Best Film1,306 words
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Miscellaneous256 1974-05-27 12 WHAT'S ON The Rubber Association of Singapore will hold its 6TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING In the committee meeting room of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce Building, Hill Street, at 12.45 p.m. ALPHA GROUP SHOW "74, an exhibition of recent paintings by 14 leading Singapore and Malaysian artists. Is being held256 words
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