New Nation, 19 October 1974
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Title Section23 1974-10-19 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Saturday October 19, 1974 No. 1159 Price 20 cents M.C. (P) 20/74 W NEW (0) NATION 1 I COMMENT I23 words
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Article239 1974-10-19 1 Bharathi Mohan - By Bharathi Mohan Toa Payoh residents yesterday arrested a young man who tried to molest three teenage girls In a Housing Board lift. He was cornered when the lift door opened at the ground floor of Block 157 in Lorong One. A group of people waiting to239 words
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Article, Illustration114 1974-10-19 1 Police are looking for four men who disappeared after this crash at Princess Circus in Alexandra Road yesterday. It happened at around 10.50 a.m. when the Alfa Romeo was involved in a collision with a bus and a motorcycle. According to the bus driver, Mr.114 words
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162 1974-10-19 1 The Port of Singapore Authority is to develop Kusu the tortoise Island into a recreational resort. The island, which is the scene of the annual ninth month pilgrimage, will have a rock bund around It for safer swimming. There will be new and cleaner162 words
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Advertisement17 1974-10-19 1 WHAT'S ON, TIDES P. 4 WEATHER P. 6 CINEMAS P. 19 COMICS P. 21 CROSSWORD P. 23.17 words
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Advertisement81 1974-10-19 1 EL At ><_ -si., mir acord 7 Tom Asophisticated fully automatic turntable with t many exclusive features M PRACER (PTE) LTD. Singapore-Kuala Lumpur An HDB flats racket See Page 2 Angel of mercy in S'pore 9 See Page 12 You can win $1000 0 See Page 4 you nke oL81 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous12 1974-10-19 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m. to 8 pjn. today—No rain.12 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article, Illustration455 1974-10-19 2 600 families told to quit squatter area About 600 families who moved into the Kampung Alexandra squatter area after Jan. 1967 will not be entitled to resettlement benefits. This Is to prevent people from moving Into clearance sites to obtain Housing and Development455 words
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Article124 1974-10-19 2 LKA Soviet chess grandmaster Evgenil Vasiukov took the lead In the Manila grandmaster tournament after the conclusion of suspended games yesterday. Vasiukov has scored 7i points In 11 rounds and is followed by former world champion Tlgran Petroslan also of the Bovlet Union whoLKA - 124 words
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Article75 1974-10-19 2 The Science Centre Is organising a study of the ecology of the sea shore for primary school teachers today and tomorrow. The group will be led by two officers from the Centre, Mr. Chou Loke Ming and Dr. Chla Woon Kim. The study Is primarily to make75 words
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Article35 1974-10-19 2 The Central Young People's Section of the National Library will stage a Malay play "Two, three cats running" by the Srlwana actors at the library's lecture hall on Oct. 29 at 3 p.m.35 words
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Article341 1974-10-19 2 A more thorough probation service will be set up next year by the Ministry of Social Affairs, to help Juvenile offenders and combat crime. Since Mr. Joseph Ang, chairman of the Volunteer Probation Officers' Protem Committee called on Singaporeans to step forward to offer their341 words
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95 1974-10-19 2 Inspectors of the Department of Trade have stepped up their campaign to enforce price tags in the markets. The inspectors are going round to warn stallholders to display price tags in line with the Government regulation introduced six months ago. Price tags in the95 words
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Article10 1974-10-19 2 Police reported 127 accidents yesterday. Nine were serious.10 words
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Article197 1974-10-19 2 Local writers from the four language streams have been invited to a meeting to discuss the formation of a Singapore Writers Association. The National Book Development Council will host the meeting which will be held at the National Library, Stamford Road on Tuesday at 5.30 B.m. The chairman197 words
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Article, Illustration111 1974-10-19 3 Two men and a woman were injured in this smash-up between a Fiat and an Opel Kadett at Nicoll Highway yesterday. The two cars were moving along the central carriageway towards K a to n g when the crash took place at 2.30Picture by PHILIP LIM - 111 words
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251 1974-10-19 3 Motorists who treat the public roads as a race track were blamed for the high number of serious accidents. "Such dare devil motorists have no regard for their own safety or the safety of other road users. They disobey almost all traffic rules." said251 words
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Article239 1974-10-19 3 The Total Area Coverage (TAC) system the latest concept In radio communications Introduced early this month by the Traffic Police has passed the "test" with flying colours. Commissioned on Oct. 6 in conjunction with the Keep Singapore Accident Free campaign, the $800,000 set-up is239 words
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Article, Illustration148 1974-10-19 4 This is a snake which could not stay hidden for long. Driven by urbanisation to the banks of Whampoa Elver, It used to creep out of its hole In search for food every night. Last Thursday. it caught the eyes of two men who were148 words
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Article246 1974-10-19 4 The local textile industry has been hit by a shortage of workers despite the general market depression. The industry has lest about one-third of its labour force over the oast two years or so. The chairman of the Singapore Garment Manufacturers' Association, Mr. Lam Thlan,246 words
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Article, Illustration206 1974-10-19 5 Adrian Chiam - By Adrian Chiam Schoolgirl Naemah blnte Alwl'B childhood dream of being recognised as a dancer has finally come true. She has been selected as one of the dancing "ambassadors" from Singapore to tour Indonesia. At 10, she Is the youngest dancer In the 80-strong goodwill mission whichPicture by STEVEN LEE - 206 words
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Article269 1974-10-19 5 Fifty problem children are now being counselled at the newly-set up Guidance Clinic of the Institute of Education. The schoolchildren, with various behavioural and adjustment problems. are from three 1 nt e grated primary schools and one Engllshmedium secondary school. Their ages range from269 words
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359 1974-10-19 5 Singaporeans should not only be bilingual In English and Chinese, MsJay or Tamil but should also learn to speak the languages of major nations. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, the Minister for Science and Technology, said this on his return yesterday from a359 words
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Advertisement34 1974-10-19 2 Racing for uncertainty. Prudential for security. Prudential The favourites To: The Prudential Assurance Co. Ltd., P.O. Box 492, Singapore. Please send me, without obligation, particulars of your Family Security plans. Address. Date of Birth.34 words
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Advertisement279 1974-10-19 3 1949—1974 WE ARE 25 YEARS OLD TODAY DEAF AID EMPORIUM PTE. LTD. CELEBRATE OUR 25TH ANNIVERSARY Since 1949, the past 25 years have been devoted to helping the deaf and hard-of-hearingin Singapore and Malaysia. Founded by the late Mr. Herbert G.L. Lau, we have been the pioneers in introducing Hearing279 words
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Advertisement98 1974-10-19 4 m >*■ •I* a 3® Adjustable Floor Lamp with chrome plated tube and aluminium bese. Perspex white or brown. 00.00 Whatever your taste, we have a lamp for every room and every decor. To dramatically transform the room. Adding warmth and colour to the setting. here a few from our98 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous381 1974-10-19 4 Mr. Chua Sian Chin, Minister tor Health and Home Affairs, will speak at the PRISONS DEPARTMENT ANNUAL DINNER at Sea View Hotel at 8 p.m. Enclk Othman Wok, Minister For Social Affairs and MP for Paslr Panjang, will speak at a CULTURAL SHOW for the people at Paslr Panjang Park381 words
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Miscellaneous566 1974-10-19 4 Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instuctions appear below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Address Tel: FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS IB ■□□aaliiH BELOW •long dotted line CLUES FOR B-6 You spend it Cloth resembling velvet To fish con b« a pleasant diversion Pierce with a needle or the like Hardly566 words
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Advertisement107 1974-10-19 5 B 1 P, Mm <u For the ultimate in fashion and quality from Italy Zeiina MINI *r II 'L: suitings •tpartfy cut by... LEOIK TAILOR G 26, Ovww* union Shopping Cenbe,Ksrt*sid Floor) Cotyar Quay Singapore 1*1:*****4 From Italy...with great style Wp '<4l'i! t I i r t i. •-V-. '"ft107 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article, Illustration421 1974-10-19 6 Reuter and UPI Cairo, Saturday Egypt and the Soviet Union seemed yesterday to have patched up their relations as Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy flew home to Cairo after four days of talks with Kremlin leaders. Mr. Fahmy, who led a high-level delegation to Moscow, said heReuter and UPI - 421 words
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239 1974-10-19 6 Reuter London, Saturday. Maldives Prime Minister Ahmed Zaki will pay an official visit to London from next Saturday to Nov. 3 and will then discuss with British ministers the future of the Royal Air Force (R.A.P.) base at Gan and other Anglo-Maldlvese questions,Reuter - 239 words
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Article178 1974-10-19 6 United Press International Hong Kong:, Saturday Typhoon Carmen, after leaving 1000 homeless in Hong Kong is now heading for the South China coast. Weathermen plotted Carmen lOOkms (100 miles) south of Hong Kong at 12.30 am. today and "la forecast to move slowly northwestUnited Press International - 178 words
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Article264 1974-10-19 6 Reuter Budapest, Saturday Singapore's Foreign Minister Sinnathamby Rajaratnam arrived yesterday for an official visit to Hungary, third stage of an East European tour. Mr. Rajaratnam, who was welcomed by Hungarian Foreign Minister Frlgyes Puja, flew In from Yugoslavia. Singapore and Hun* gary have had trade relationsReuter - 264 words
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Article32 1974-10-19 6 Reuter Paris, Saturday France expects shortly to conclude a broad economic agreement with Saudi Arabia for 800 million tons of oU over the next 20 years, French officials said yesterday.Reuter - 32 words
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Article, Illustration229 1974-10-19 6 Reuterand UPI Geneva, Saturday Actor Richard Burton and his new love, Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia, who have said they want to marry as soon as possible, arrived here yesterday for a two-week stay in Switzerland. On leaving his Hampstead mansion forReuterand UPI - 229 words
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Article117 1974-10-19 6 United Press International TODAY Is Saturday, Oct. 10, the 292 nd day of 1974 with 73 to follow. THE MOON is approaching Its first quarter. THE MORNING STARS are Venus, Mars and 3aturn. THE EVENING STARS are Mercury and Jupiter. Those born on this day are under the signUnited Press International - 117 words
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Article233 1974-10-19 6 Reuter Washington, Saturday Former President Nixon knew his top aides were involved in the Watergate co-ver-up four days before the date he claimed he first learned the extent of White House involvement, according to a tape played yesterday at the cover-up trial. A previously undisclosedReuter - 233 words
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188 1974-10-19 7 Reuter New York, Saturday Somalia, current chairman of the Organisation of African Unity, urged the Security Council yesterday to consider whether South Africa should be expelled from the United Nations. Somali Foreign Minister Omar Arteh Ohalib said the racially-segrega-ted Republic's continued presence as a memberReuter - 188 words
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Article, Illustration110 1974-10-19 7 United Press International Unaer the watchful eyes of motorcycles and mounted police, black members of the Hyde Park High School football team in Boston were escorted to uielr practice field last Thursday. The school was the scene of racial violence, last Tuesday following a Federal CourtUnited Press International - 110 words
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302 1974-10-19 7 Reuter Saigon, Saturday Copfrontation between the Saigon government and rising opposition movements appeared to be sharpening after police clashed with Buddhist demonstrators, with the gov"ernment generally showing a tougher reaction to the challenges. Police used tear gas grenades to break up a demOnstr atlon afterReuter - 302 words
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Article166 1974-10-19 7 Reuter New York, Saturday World Bank President Robert McNamara yesterday called on the traditionally wealthy countries to accept a temporary small reduction in their high living standard to help 1,000 million people in the poorest nations. These people are living In conditions so degrading as toReuter - 166 words
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Miscellaneous328 1974-10-19 6 WEATHER London Cloudy with rain, 55-48F, 13-9C. Headline: Liz's boyfriend on car charges. Parts Cloudy, 5543F, 13-6C. Headline: Reform of family tax credits a subject of controversy. Moscow Fair, 4537 F, 7-3C. Headline: Working collective Is the main Instrument of upbringing. Rio De Janeiro Cloudy, 82-65F, 27-18C. Headline: Ford denies328 words
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OPINION
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Article355 1974-10-19 8 The current session of the United Nations has taken two important steps towards recognising the fact that there can be no permanent Middle East peace without a solution of the Palestinian problem. For the first time the General Assembly has agreed to place the Palestinian355 words
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WHISPERS By ISPY
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Article54 1974-10-19 8 People who travel overseas Inevitably get lnnumeroua request* to "bring something back" from their friends. A colleague's Mend who visited Aden recently was asked to buy some shoes back. But he had to return empty-handed. All the shoes he saw In Aden, h* insisted, had "Made In54 words
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Article56 1974-10-19 8 Two and a half years after the event, former American President Mr. Nixon's trip to Peking Is being screened In four cinemas In Thailand. Quipped a friend at a party the other night, "Perhaps the Thais are trying to say. look what happens to those who establish56 words
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Article, Illustration719 1974-10-19 8 ANN WEE; ANN WEE - SATURDAY GUEST ANN WEE ANN WEE Did vou ever sit through one of those monstercreepy crawliesare taking overour planet movies? The screen at the Rex cinema was swarming with them a decade or so ago. Between eight and nine each morning Singapore from the719 words
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Article147 1974-10-19 8 HONG LEE PHEK - LEE PHEK HONG (Miss) Executive Officer, Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, Singapore, It. We refer to the letter Spoiling Our Image by Antl Bogus Operator, <NN, 11.10.74). Investigations are carried out on the background and financial standing of applicants for tourist agency licences. It Is the Board's147 words
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Article72 1974-10-19 8 We, the residents of Chitty Road, are receiving complaints dally from our daughters regarding a group of youths who pass abusive remarks and catapult them with fruit skins when they go through Chitty Road. The youths pretend not to know anything when we ap pr oach them.72 words
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Article173 1974-10-19 8 World Comment I If we look back at what the situation in Thailand has been during the year since the October uprising, we will see that we have obtained only a few of the things we have been fighting for. and among these is the permanent Constitution.173 words
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Advertisement107 1974-10-19 8 We have the widest range of imported curtain fabrics for domestic and commercial applications of interior decoration. We provide free colour consultation. You are under no obligation to consult us. Trade enquiries for export to Malaysia Indonesia welcome. (OPEN DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY) :I=J H HHt I tm MAN TEXTILES CO.,107 words
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Weekend Nation
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Article, Illustration1081 1974-10-19 9 Edgar Koh - Now traders with new products have taken over SINGAPORE TODAY by Edgar Koh A garish, plastic look has come to Sungel Road, the incessantly noisy bazaar by the side of smelly Rochore Canal which used to sell mainly second hand goods. Pirated cassette1,081 words
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260 1974-10-19 10 PAPERBACKS THE ENORMOU8 ROOM by EE. Cuminings, (Penguin), EE Cummlngs was a driver with the American Red Cross during World War I. In 1017, he was detained on suspicion for three months at Le Ferte Firlson; "entombed withn the drooling, greenish walls" of260 words
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Article, Illustration564 1974-10-19 10 I BiichualcljJ Less than a year ago everyone was hard at work vowing to conserve fuel. Americans had pledged themselves to finding new ways of saving energy and making the United States self-suffi-cient when it came to oil. In the Interests of finding out what564 words
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Article, Illustration367 1974-10-19 10 Washington Post Los Angeles Times "HOLLYWOOD: Stars and Starlets, and Flash Peddlers, Movia Makers and Moneymaker*, Frauds and eniuses, Hopefuls and Has-Ba«ns, Crest Lovers and Sax Symbols." By Carson Kanin. (Tha Viking Press. 393 Pages, US$B.95). Once upon a time there was a mythical kingdom onWashington Post; Los Angeles Times - 367 words
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Article, Illustration88 1974-10-19 10 The modern study of the Druids has a double attraction. Not only does Professor Piggot detail the little that can be said with any certainty about this shadowy Celtic priesthood; he also traces, through remarkably ex a c t stages, the evolution of a legend. Posidonlus88 words
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Article97 1974-10-19 10 Ong Teong Hean - By Ong Teong Hean progress in the 'kampung' neen round the rim of the bullock-cart wheel, wrapped round with lorry tyre so trim; made for a faster run carrying an extra-ton. progress in the town can be smelt in the air, choking of carbon-monoxide fume and on these streets97 words
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129 1974-10-19 10 The following were the most popular titles borrowed from the National Library for the month of September. FICTION: Persuasion Jane Austin; The Mother pearl 8. Buck; In High Places Arthur Halley; Lady Chatterley's Lover D.H. Lawrence; Gone With The Wind Margaret Mitchell; All Men129 words
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Article, Illustration558 1974-10-19 11 SONNY YAP - SIGHT SOUND •Y SONNY YAP Weekend matinees, often filled by stale adventure or detective serials, have appeared to take a turn for the more dramatic. This Is a heartening sign for it helps to meet the needs of those who prefer more serious558 words
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Article, Illustration230 1974-10-19 11 VIOLET OON - THEATRE BY VIOLET OON Yet another production of one-act plays Is being offered by the Stage Club at the RELC from Oct. 31 to Nov. 2 at 8.30 p.m. Tickets cost $4 each. A spokesman for the Club said: "This time we are230 words
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Article272 1974-10-19 11 JENNIFER SCHOON - ART ■Y JENNIFER SCHOON Anything creative especially painting has always interested Madam Chew Bin Chin, apd had she the opportunity to study art when she was younger, she might today be an artist in the true sense of the word. But l(«?c opportunity hasn't prevented her from pursuing272 words
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Article, Illustration874 1974-10-19 12/13 The provision of adequate services for old people has been neglected in Singapore. One reason for this is the mistaken belief that Asian family ties are so strong that younger members would not think of packing off their elders to a874 words
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Article, Illustration539 1974-10-19 12/13 Betty L. Khoo - by Betty L. Khoo The monthly purchase of a couple of social welfare lottery tickets and the odd coin dropped in a flag seller's box are all the average man-in-the-street contributes to charity. It is no wonder therefore that there is insufficient money539 words
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Article40 1974-10-19 12/13 Growing old is terrible if the aged are left to fend for themselves or are left in private "home s." New Nation today concludes a feature which looks at the shocking conditions of some of these sad people...40 words
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Article131 1974-10-19 12/13 No woman or man is too diseased or filthy for Mrs. M. Han to touch and bring a few soothing words of comfort to. Like an angel of mercy, she goes to the Aljunied shelter on Sundays to give the helpless Inmates there whatever help she can.131 words
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1190 1974-10-19 12/13 Washington Post Although they are both nearlng 100, Lou and Emerald Schwartz enjoy perpetual youth and good health. So do their parents. Inlaws, grandchildren, great grandchildren and the 25 other members of the Schwartz clan who are crammed Into aWashington Post - 1,190 words
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Article579 1974-10-19 14 LIM KOK ANN - CHESS SY LIM KOK ANN The first New Nation Postal Chess Championship will begin as soon as competitors receive their instructions which have been' mailed to them. Seven qualifying groups have been formed, each of seven players who will play two games simultaneously against other members579 words
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Article, Illustration618 1974-10-19 14 MUSIC Washington Post The Russians have asked composer Roy Harris to come to Moscow in 1975 and record all of his symphonies. There'll be at least 13 by then Harris, who is 70, is already laying out the scheme (five movements, for chorusWashington Post - 618 words
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219 1974-10-19 14 ANDREW LAU - STAMPS •Y ANDREW LAU Newcomers to the stamp collecting hobby should be encouraged to start with the collection of Singapore stamps. This, is the opinion of a leading philatelist when I asked him to comment on the trend of stamp- collecting in Singapore. He219 words
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Article718 1974-10-19 15 Round and round and round they go. Until everybody on the plane has hefted his American tourister, duffel, gladstone, laundry bag, samsonlte, knapsack, vultton baggage off the baggage conveyor belt, and you're left there holding the claim check. It happens a lot. and It happens718 words
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Article, Illustration370 1974-10-19 15 Ismail Kassim - Notebook by Ismail Kassim The growth of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital from a small clinic at a shophouse to a fivestorey hospital paralleled the development of social services in Singapore. Located at the busy Junction of Tanjong 'agar Road and Hoe Chiang Road, the370 words
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Article299 1974-10-19 15 Angela Loke - By Angela Loke There are a number of towns in Johore that have a charm and quiet of their own. If you are disenchanted with the rush and congestion of the city, you will find their typical cozy atmosphere and slower pace of life Irresistible. Kluang,299 words
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Advertisement78 1974-10-19 12/13 THE WONDERS OF ITALY at YOUR FEET. S >■: 7 s IT s n W« arc proud to unveil our now collection of excluaive Men's Shoe* from ITALY! Modern taste and per feet craftamanship in every de tail. The superb stitchings combine with today'a great look in 2-Toned, soft leathera78 words
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Miscellaneous438 1974-10-19 14 LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are one of those highly domestic individuals to whom home and family provide the touch-stones of dally life. You cannot be happy when things go wrong on the home front, and whether you work in the home or away from it,438 words
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Miscellaneous12 1974-10-19 14 m m 6 Hm 3 m m a a II nil 11112 words
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Article78 1974-10-19 16 Kevin Keogh, an 18-year-old labourer, joined his local regiment, the Royal Hampshires, for nine years because the British Army recruiting poster said it was going to Hong Kong. And Kevin wanted to see the world of Suzy Wong. Instead, he was sent to battle-torn Ulster. Now his78 words
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Miscellaneous1327 1974-10-19 16 Weekend oS«»s££ TV RADIO ALL YOUR WEEKEND VIEWING AND LISTENING SINGAPORE 5 TOP SHOWS of the WEEKEND SATURDAY 12.55 OPENING ANNCTB. followed by SESAME STREET 1.55 SATURDAY MATINEE The Lamb 3.20 FINAL OF INTERCONSTITUENCY FOOTRALL TOURNAMENT (R) Kuo Chuan vs Telok Blangah 4.15 SANDIWARA (R) Malay drama entitled Ceral Sebelum1,327 words
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FINANCE
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Article265 1974-10-19 17 Rav K. Dhaliwal - By Rav K. Dhaliwal It has been a week of ups and downs as bulls and bears took turns on the Stock Exchange of Singapore. Monday saw the bullish trend of last week continuing for the fifth consecutive day. The buoyancy resulted In gains of265 words
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Article, Illustration351 1974-10-19 17 Rav K. Dhaliwal - r Thc i Consumer by Rav K. Dhaliwal Long-standing habits and prejudices are hard to overcome in spite of rising inflation. Rice is a typical example. It Is a staple food which Is consumed in larger quantities than any other food item. About two years351 words
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Article, Illustration173 1974-10-19 17 WELLER-FOLEY Unwriting Agencies have appointed MR. LAWRENCE PEREIRA as managing director this month. Mr. Pereira, 37, Is an advocate and solicitor and has been In the insurance Industry tar more than Ave years. He was previously the general manager of the commany. MR. WONG E N G173 words
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Stock markets round the world
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Article342 1974-10-19 17 The stock market, encouraged by a cut In the prime lending rate, closed higher yesterday In moderate trading on the New York Stock Exchange, despite some profit taking. Standard and Poors 500 stock Index was up 1.11 at 72.28. Advances topped declines 947 to 468 among the 1775342 words
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Article28 1974-10-19 17 Dew Jones closing stock averages: 30 Industrials 654 88 (up 3.44), 20 transport 149.03 (up 2.31), 15 utUltlea 70.20 (up 0.57), 05 stocks 200.66 (up 1.73).28 words
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Article209 1974-10-19 17 Share prices sharply resounded In active trading on the Tokyo Exchange yesterday from a slight fall on Thursday. The ovenuglit rally on Wall Street provided a confident mood among investors and prices went up steadily throughout the morning session. Also supporting the advance were growing hopes that the government209 words
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Article75 1974-10-19 17 Zurich Stock Exchange UB8 2615 66 UBS 2615 66 BBC 434 1« Credit Suisse 2180 25 Swissair B. 410 Swiss Relnsur. 1860 4Wlnterthur B. 1440 65 Zurich Inaur. 6800 25 J u vena B 1030 -f- 30 Nestle B. 2366 -1-106 Interfood B. 2676 75 Clba-Gelgy B. 1390 7075 words
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Article144 1974-10-19 17 Mr. Hon Sui Sen, the Minister for Finance, will open an international seminar on Industrial Information at the Regional English Language Centre on Monday at 9.45 ajn. The seminar Is organised by the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation in conjunction with the Governments of144 words
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Article71 1974-10-19 17 Reuter Copenhagen, Saturday. —The Danish division of General Motors, the country's only car assembly plant, yesterday dismissed half of Its nearly 700 employees as the first major step in plans to discontinue assembly operations in Denmark. All but 10 to 20 of the remaining employees willReuter - 71 words
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Article, Illustration1118 1974-10-19 19 Kenneth Turan - FILM THAT THROWS A FRESH LIGHT ON HITLER. AND HIS FRIENDS By Kenneth Turan Adolf Hitler delicately pouring coffee at a c h 11 d re n's birthday party. Adolf Hitler letting a baby play with his moustache. Adolf Hitler givipg his German shepherd1,118 words
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Article394 1974-10-19 19 Dick West - The lighter side by Dick West Nelson Rockefeller's nomination to be VicePresident appears in trouble and it's his own fault. Surely the former New York Governor has been in public life long enough to realise that philanthrophy and politics don't mix. Yet during a 17year period394 words
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Page 19 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous752 1974-10-19 19 AT THE CINEMA with SONNY YAP JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR: Based on the rock opera written by Tim Rice and composed by And>~w Lloyd Webber, this screen version is a drama of Jesus' trials and tribulations in his last seven days before Calvary a story rendered infinitely poignant through the prism752 words
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Article, Illustration592 1974-10-19 20 Nancy Koh - Tall NZ girls were just too much for our netballers It's a WOMAN'S WORLD by Nancy Koh What was lacking speed, skills, strategy or stamina? This question worried me after our National netballerg were trodden under by 117 goals to nine on home-ground by the touring592 words
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Article434 1974-10-19 20 By JACKIE STEWART talking to lAN BARNES Emerson Flttlpaldl, the man who toon my world motor racing championship crown for the second tune at Watkins Glen, Is set to become Brazil's new sportting hero. He could not have chosen a better time to step Into the434 words
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501 1974-10-19 21 JAMES LAWTON - Barry Hughes is the 37-year-old manager of Dutch First Division club Haarlem. He rebuilt his career in Dutch soccer after breaking a leg as a 21-year-old West Bromwich first-team player. Hughes moved to his present club Haarlem after a spell as manager of DutchDAILY EXFRESS - 501 words
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Article202 1974-10-19 21 Vienna, Saturday.—The International Olympic Committee will meet here on October 21-24 to remould the shape of amateur sport for the next decade and choose the sites for the 1980 summer and winter Olympic Games. The 75th lOC congress will issue the longawaited new definition of an202 words
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538 1974-10-19 21 JOHN DAVIES - By JOHN DAVIES DAILY EXFRESS Scarlet wrist-bands and goals are the trade mark of Aston Villa's Golden Shot, Ray Graydon, the League's top marksman. Eleven goals from 11 games as Villa mount an exciting promotion charge against the Second Division's leading sides,DAILY EXFRESS - 538 words
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Article, Illustration225 1974-10-19 22 Picture House may be danger Pick Your Winners with Scrutineer Sovereign Escort has hit a bright patch and can make It three win in-a-row In Race 2 at Buklt Timah tomorrow. The four-year-old by Matrlce outclassed his opposition at Penang last month and scored a225 words
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Article153 1974-10-19 22 SCRUTINEER BLUE PETER EPSOM JEEP DANTE Race 1 i: Foreign Exchange Nazakat Not Guilty Arctic Spring Not Guilty Naeakat Seasonably Watergate Race I 1: Sovereign Escort Picture House Sovereign Escort Picture House Sovereign Eacort Southern Knight Columban The Executive Race 3 Together Gemblro Fair Play Together Together153 words
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3210 1974-10-19 22 1.45 Class 6 Dlv 1 6f ($7,000 $4,900 to winner) I 2328 Trappar Jaa a (Francis) Mansor 8 9.0 (rl) 7f Oai 7 1 0801 Naiakat II a (Mln) Daniels S 8.11 (ud -1) 7f P 'Rank 10 8 0000 MaHupoppIn (Lovely3,210 words
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Article340 1974-10-19 22 Reuter London, Saturday. With the great Allez France In the field, the Champion Btakes at Newmarket today will be a race worthy of the name. Daniel Wlldensteln, Allez France's owner, said after her victory In the Prlz de L'Arc de Trlomphe two weeks ago thatReuter - 340 words
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Article138 1974-10-19 23 SCRUTINEER BLUE PETER EPSOM JEEP DANTE Kace 1 The Director Chungking Chungking The Director Jolljr Postman Chungking Molten Gold The Director Race 2 Winner's Delight Prairie View Prairie View Winner's Delight Makmor Prairie View Red Carpet Voluble Race 3 Raja Mm Paplllon Storm Petrel Captain Starlight Storm Petrel138 words
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Article236 1974-10-19 23 By BLUE PETER There is a strong tip for Jolly Postman, late NataraJ n, in Race 1 at Buklt Timah today. The going is likely to be good. Chungking, in the same race, is also fancied by his connections. I heard a "whisper" for Anngrah In236 words
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Article57 1974-10-19 23 Christchurch, Saturday. Japan have accepted an invitation to run at the New Zealand Games to be held in Christchurch next January. The Japanese have told the organisers that the two athletes specifically asked for sprinter M. Jlnno and steeplechaser Takaharu Koyama have both accepted. Three other57 words
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218 1974-10-19 23 Ali can knock Foreman out Dundee UPI and Reuter Kinshasa, Saturday World heavyweight champion George Poreman is getting his sparring partners to imitate challenger Muhammad All's moves In his training, but it will not help him in their October 30 title bout, All's trainer Angelo Dundee said yesterday. "I'm moreUPI and Reuter - 218 words
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Article177 1974-10-19 23 Reuter Sydney, Saturday Sydney professional Jack Newton battled strong winds to retain his lead at the halfway mark of the New South Wales Open golf championship at the Pymble Club yesterday. Newton, the overnight leader with a fourunder par-68, fired a par-72 to leadReuter - 177 words
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Article360 1974-10-19 23 JEFFREY LOW - By JEFFREY LOW Sweeper S a m a d Allapitchay will don the National colours again when the Singapore side clash with Johore In a friendly soccer match at the National Stadium tonight (kickoff 7.30 p.m.). Samad. 24, comes back after a 22-month absence and will360 words
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Page 20 Advertisements
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Advertisement626 1974-10-19 20 SATURDAY (0ct.19) KNTRY COUPON SAFETY CONTEST Your chance to win two SIA roturn tickott to Hong Kong and $1000 in cosh in tho ROAD SAFETY CONTEST. What you hove to do and rules: 1. Prom Monday to Friday this week. New Nation Will publish one question on road safety. possible626 words
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Miscellaneous107 1974-10-19 21 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom RIP KIRBY ru- be ooier MOOSE. S3S 4-tV I t s r L S m a ai by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson rm r*- IV'eS slfa •SB 2£ A THESE ARE EXTRAORPINARy CIRCUMSTANCES' THE MATCH SHALL BE PIAVEP WHEN >DU ARE RJIIVZ-ON RECCVEREP107 words
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Page 23 Advertisements
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Advertisement169 1974-10-19 23 Colour TV at $2.65 a day RENTACOLOR 'New telephone Numberl *****10/1 The Philips K9 26 ins. colour TV set—one of the most advanced sets in the world. Consider the cost of buying a colour TV set. It means paying out a fortune you may never see again. In fact, as169 words
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Miscellaneous281 1974-10-19 23 NEW NATION CROSSWORD iiii a aumu mauu* 1 9 Got ready to drive 10 Alarm clocks 11 Louisiana city 12 Mature 13 Container 18 Biblical name 22 Pro 24 Author Verne 25 Sirens 26 "Louisville Concerto" composer 27 Louisiana city 28 19th cent, stylist 29 Heads: Fr. 30 Type of281 words
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Article, Illustration163 1974-10-19 24 J THE ROVING EYE j 4 Whenever a traffic accident takes place, the first person to be accused Is usually the "reckless" driver. This Is not always the case as our picture shows. These Jay walkers who refuse to use the overhead bridges are just asPicture by Philip Lim was taken at - 163 words
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342 1974-10-19 24 Bharathi Mohan - H SAFETY! menace 5851 n the roads By Bharathi Mohan Don't be too eager to blame the "jinx" corners for road accidents. Police Investigations h&ve shown that in most instances, the motorists are to blame, not the roads. While there are certain stretches342 words
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Advertisement110 1974-10-19 24 Famous trials The Emergency of 1948 was a terrifying period for people in Malaysia and Singapore. For Jeffrey Watts Carter, it turned into a nightmare he was charged in court for consorting with the communists. If convicted the penalty was death. The brain surgeons What goes on inside the operation110 words
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Miscellaneous19 1974-10-19 24 ANDY CARP m m. m r? m Pi Wi* f'E'LLCRVALL I THE WAY TO TWE BETTIN* SHOP ft. it19 words
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