New Nation, 13 October 1975
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Title Section19 1975-10-13 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Monday October 13, 1975 No. 1461 Price 20 cents MC (P) 1118/75 MONDAY OCTOBER 13, 197519 words
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Article236 1975-10-13 1 Bharathi Mohan - An 'elusive' crook demands up to $50,000 from local businessmen By Bharathi Mohan At least 20 businessmen have received extortion letters over the past six months from a man claiming to be a member of the "most powerful" secret society here. Known as the "elusive extortioner,"236 words
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Article127 1975-10-13 1 Three girls killed United Press International Seoul, Monday Fire raged through an eight-storey department complex in Seoul last night, killing three people apd send ing hundreds running to safety. Police said the fivehour fire broke out at the Daewang store in eastern Seoul shortly before midnight. The causeUnited Press International - 127 words
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Article51 1975-10-13 1 Police were called to clear fallen trees and branches In five places after a 24-hour storm this morning. A total of 28.5 mm of rainfall and wind speeds of 27 knots were recorded In Paya Lebar. Heavy rains fell throughout the Island between 2.48 a.m. and 5.1551 words
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Article172 1975-10-13 1 The Ministry of Culture has banned further Imports of the con t r o verslal book, Joy Of Sex, by Dr. Alex Comfort, according to Informed sources.' So far, it Is understood, 15,000 copies were Imported In August and the book Is a best seller. The172 words
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Advertisement23 1975-10-13 1 4 r T V i s •ff dtt iilll K A STOCK EXCHANGE WEATHER WHAT'S ON TIDES P. 7 CINEMAS P. MONEYWORDS COMICS23 words
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Advertisement162 1975-10-13 1 TIRED ACHING FEET? ADVICE AVAIL AULF IV A T Hutu CHIROPODY DEPARTMENT TEL: *****2 PREMIER STORE BATA BUILDING j 4 T -j 3rd floor bargains 1 LADIES' Usual T-Shirts (plain colours) Now 3.00 upw. Imported Slacks 5.00 upw. Imported Blouses Half Price Imported Dresses Half Price GENTS White Short Sleeved162 words
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Miscellaneous13 1975-10-13 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. today No rain.13 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article417 1975-10-13 2 20,000 to get cards after compulsory training More than 20,000 workers in the shipbuilding and repairing Industry will undergo a compulsory orientation course on Industrial safety next month. The Shipbuilding and Repairing Advisory Committee has also worked out a system whereby cards will be Issued to those417 words
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Article, Illustration208 1975-10-13 2 The sign says "Danger Keep Out." But business goes on as usual for this stallholder at Jalan Sultan. Enclk P. Mohammed Mohldln, the stallhoder, says no one has asked him to move yet, so he might as well stay on to clear his stock untilPicture by JERRY SEH - 208 words
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Article56 1975-10-13 2 Very quiet trading prevailed at the Stock Exchange of Singapore during the first hour this morning. Not <Hie counter was traded in the Initial 30 BUSINESS DONE First section: M. Credit (8) 1.56. O.U.T. (2) 1.50. F. Merlin (2) 0.89, (1) 0.884. Second section M. Rice (1)56 words
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Article13 1975-10-13 2 Police reported 90 accidents yesterday. Three were serious and one fatal.13 words
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Article196 1975-10-13 2 Prompt action toy detectives from Orchard Road police Station stopped rival "hell-rider" groups from staging an Illegal motorcycle race last night. In the police swoop, 14 riders were detained, along with a secretsociety suspect (not a motorcyclist) who had been on the wanted list for a long time.196 words
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261 1975-10-13 4 Teresa 0oi - Giving old boys' children an equal chance By Teresa 0oi The Christian Aided Schools Council Is working out a "fairer" system for the Intake of Primary One students, so that children whose parents have some connections with mission schools are given the same261 words
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Article439 1975-10-13 4 Now call for meaningful study ajl Acting Chief PlanJner, Mr. Chua Peng fChye, has suggested i that the Education Ministry appoint full-time specialists 'to organise field .f trips for students to more meaningiture lessons, organised outings serve weU for hUdren who have school recrefacuities. He said439 words
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Article, Illustration160 1975-10-13 4 The audience cheered aa a smash followed a spin ball as finalists In the table tennis championship for the blind had an exciting warm-up before their big match. Twelve finalists were Scked out of 24 players the heats to vie for the coveted Hedwlg Anwar Trophy160 words
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Article32 1975-10-13 4 The Fourth St. Joseph's Scout Group 2104 (Pelandok) will celebrate Its 25th anniversary on Dec. 6 with a get-toge-ther. All former members are requested to contact Mr. James Tseng, *****7.32 words
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Article164 1975-10-13 4 The Housing and Development Board sold 6711 flats In the first half of this year. This brings the total number of flats sold under the Home Ownership Scheme since 1064 to 82,170. The HDB alms to complete another 30,000 flats for sa'e by the end of164 words
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Advertisement162 1975-10-13 2 NOW ON SALE V: life: I s "V. 1 )il;c v >i Also in this issue M Ml I\IMI VIKN--HI I| |< IM M MM? "'irni'", iv si v t t.-s' HiV,' .If, lS rtStf'; r 111 II \\l A I||| IM Th>ri. if ;,.i«h;rvj a4B .k rcss Ttjnrlr.s ;ht<_v162 words
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Miscellaneous542 1975-10-13 4 JACKPOT HITS $2000 MARK B BQDBQ D □□□HOD DDQOBQ ggggnn No entrant submitted a solution which corresponded in all respects with the set of answers held by the judges to be the most apt and accurate in the New Nation Moneywords Puzzle "AZ." Three entrants each submitted a solution which542 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article200 1975-10-13 5 Mortar duel rages on Reuter Dili, Monday Fighting with artillery and mortars flared up yesterday around the Portuguese Timor town of Batugade, which the leftist Fretilin movement says is the last bastion outside its control. Fretilin, the Revolutionary Front for an an Independent East Timor, set upReuter - 200 words
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Article149 1975-10-13 5 United Press International New York, Monday Prince Norodom Sihanouk, titular, head of Cambodia, says that within a few years, "we will be able to have everybody Inside our country." He said It will be two years before his country resumes diplomatic relations with the Soviet UnionUnited Press International - 149 words
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Article143 1975-10-13 5 AP New York, Monday Everybody's doing the hustle. Dancers shift their torsos swiftly and gracefully from side to side and back and forth while their feet tap out Intricate steps. For the first time In a long time, it's a popular dance in whlcnAP - 143 words
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Article43 1975-10-13 5 Associated Press Santiago, Monday Police said that love triangle caused a Jealous woman in Angol to dump insecticide In milk prepared for school lunches at the elementary school where she worked, killing three children and sending 40 others to the hospital.Associated Press - 43 words
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Article, Illustration73 1975-10-13 5 A Maori challenge greeting Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak (left) at the Maori Meeting House in Auckland on Saturday. Accompanying Tun Razak for a night of traditional Maori entertainment at a rotorua is the former New Zealand High Commissioner 'to Malaya, Sir Charles Bennett. TunUPI radio picture - 73 words
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Article31 1975-10-13 5 United Press International Vientiane. Monday Antl American oratory flared up here yesterday as more than 100,000 Laotians gathered to celebrate their country's 30th anniversary of declared independence from French rule.United Press International - 31 words
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112 1975-10-13 5 Associated Press Portland, Monday—An American might have performed the first heart transplant except for fear of being sued, says Dr. Christian N. Barnard, the South African doctor who pioneered the operation. Dr. Barnard, presented with an award by the Maine Heart Association, •aid fearAssociated Press - 112 words
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Article165 1975-10-13 5 Reuter Bonn, Monday South Korean president Park Chung Hee has predicted that in five years his country should be able to withstand an unsupported invasion attempt by North Korea.. In an Interview appearing today In the West German dally. Die Welt, he said hlg countryReuter - 165 words
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438 1975-10-13 6 Many victims of the conflicts are bystanders Associated Press New York, Monday In a world technically at peace, as many as 20,000 people have been killed so far this year in shooting conflicts or guerrilla actions In Europe, Africa, the Middle East, SouthAssociated Press - 438 words
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Article140 1975-10-13 6 Associated Press The display of a 3,200-year-old mummy in a Toronto subway station has angered some observers and stirred others to warn of ancient curses. Robert Richards, a retired Canadian army officer, saw the display and said: "I don't believe in curses. But 1 do think aAssociated Press - 140 words
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Article226 1975-10-13 6 Reuter New York, Monday Portugal's new Prime Minister, Admiral Jose Bati s ta Pinehelro de Azevedo, fears his administration might not last long, according to an interview with Time magazine. "It Is too early to say how long my government will last," the Prime Minister said. "InReuter - 226 words
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Article, Illustration246 1975-10-13 6 Associated Press Washington, Monday— Patricia Hearst was "drugged by force" and is "not capable of standing trial or assisting in her own defence," one of her lawyers says. Mr. Albert Johnson said in an interview in Sunday editions of the Boston Sunday Herald Advertiser that Miss HearstAssociated Press - 246 words
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Article331 1975-10-13 6 Associated Press Columbus, Monday A Roman Catholic priest Invited his parishioners to turn the so-called "Saturday night specials" Into a Sunday morning offering by handing their guns in during weekend services. "Please listen to me," the Rev. Richard Engle, pastor of St. Philip the Apostle ChurchAssociated Press - 331 words
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Article150 1975-10-13 6 TODAY is Monday, Oct. 13, the 288 th day of 1975 with 79 to follow. THE MOON Is between its first quarter and full phase. THE MORNING STARS are Mercury, Mars. Venus and Saturn. THE EVENING STAR Is Jupiter Those born on this date are under the sign of150 words
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Article50 1975-10-13 6 Associated Press Paris. Monday. France yesteiday bftgan airlifting out of the central African nation of Chad its 2000 troops whose recall was demanded by Chad's military government in the continuing dispute over French efforts to secure the release of Mrs. Francolse Claustre. kidnapped by rebels 18 months ago.Associated Press - 50 words
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Article303 1975-10-13 6 Associated Press Tehran, Monday Iran has consented to a second British drawing of US$4OO million ($lOOO million) from a special Iranian loan offered to ensc London's financial squeeze, it was announced here yesterday. Mr. Hushang Ansari. Iran's Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs,Associated Press - 303 words
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Article53 1975-10-13 6 UPI South Africa Is about to sell Iran 14,000 tonnes of uranium oxide In the largest such sale In history, the Washington Post reported yesterday. As part of the purchase, Iran would help 'und and then own In part a large uranium enrichment plant to be builtUPI - 53 words
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Article32 1975-10-13 6 Reuter Bogota, Monday. At least six people were killed yesterday when a bridge collapsed under the weight of spectators watching a swimming contest at Pinjao, 250 km southwest of here.Reuter - 32 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous234 1975-10-13 6 WORLD WEATHER New York Sunny, 66-54F, 19-12C. Headline: Soviet said to bar bid to buy US oil at discount. Tokyo Rain, 6761P, 19-16C. HeadUne: Israel relinquishes control of two oil fields. Moscow Overcast, 37-34F, 3-1C. Headline: Inspiring party calls. Rome Rainy. 4768F, 8-20C. Headline: Unions reject government's austerity Ideas. Paris234 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration944 1975-10-13 7 Ismail Kassim - By Ismail Kassim Members of the Clunies-Ross clan In Singapore are wary of getting involved in the controversy brewing over the Cocos -Keeling islands where one of their kith is about to lose his unofficial royal status as king of the group of944 words
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Article685 1975-10-13 7 Reuter An old Malay dagger stuck In his belt Is the symbol of power of Ross V—the uncrowned king of the Cocos Islands. Ross V Is a direct descendant and namesake of the legendary "Ross the First" John Clunles-Ross A Scottish sea captainReuter - 685 words
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Advertisement51 1975-10-13 7 CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS for that 4 look wr available in Sv wiss voile. English Sea-Island Cotton, and othe latest fabrics from hi K sft \\lclzDCitus MENS SHOP bffvu t; 86. HIGH STREET SINGAPORE 6 TEL *****3 AJs<j dt Ibb. PEOPLE S PARK CENTRE (tst Floor) G-27.SPECIALISTS CFNTRF (Grrxjnd Floor) Mil TON51 words
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Miscellaneous228 1975-10-13 7 WHAT'S ON The PHOTO EXHIBITION, organised by the Singapore Zoological Oardens, is on at the Plaza Singapura, first floor. Orchard Road, Mil 9.30 p.m. AN ART EXHIBITION by local artists, jointly organised by the Ministry of Culture and the People's Association, is on at the Punggol Community Centre till 10228 words
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OPINION
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Article309 1975-10-13 8 When President Marcos declared martial law In the Philippines three years ago, he held out the promise that the Filipino economy would undergo a restructuring that would make It progressive without accentuating the social evils of poverty. Plans and decrees were issued. But recent reports309 words
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WHISPERS By ISPY
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Article84 1975-10-13 8 Those of you who fuss over your pieces of luggage when travelling should spare a thought for the 28member James Last Band which was recently In Singapore. With 2000 kg. of equipment, you can be jure something was :ost on the way. Half an hour84 words
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Article51 1975-10-13 8 One pretty young thing who joined a hotel as a trainee PR made quite an Impression on her new boss with her enthusiasm and spunk. It turned out later that the girl was the daughter of the director of a leading Asian airline 1 How51 words
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Article221 1975-10-13 8 DANIEL TEO - DANIEL TEO Hon. Sec. SLDHA, Singapore. I would like to refer to Slan Lim's comment on those unsold houses again (NN, Sept 29). The high cost of land, labour, material and financing has great effect on the prices of the developed properties. I append below221 words
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Article288 1975-10-13 8 r r 3 VOICE OF THE PRESS NANYANG SIANG PAU The progressive decline in the crime rate during these five years indicates that crime In our Republic is now under effective control. This is due mainly to the Increasing efficiency of our police force and public co-operation.288 words
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Article, Illustration664 1975-10-13 8 EDGAR KOH; EDGAR KOH - MONDAY WITH EDGAR KOH EDGAR KOH As though in vengeance for being forgotten and neglected for so long, Timor has hit back hard at our co 11 e ctive conscience, putting the region's statesmen to the test in finding a way out of the664 words
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Advertisement210 1975-10-13 8 QUALIFY FOR A SUCCESSFULCAREER IN BUSINESS AND THE PROFESSIONS (itVMI aUNM «f LiaiM Mvmity Ilk IM. Ul) Whichever rou want—rapid promotion in your pleaent job. a bigger opportunity with another company or an independent career of your own—a Metropolitan Col lege home itudy training, direct from the U.K.. it the210 words
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FEATURE
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Article, Illustration927 1975-10-13 9 Florence Tan - 'Cure —still a cruel word' Leukaemia strikes 150,000 each year by Florence Tan "As far as leukaem 1 a is concerned, cure is a cruel word. It raises too many false hopes." So one American doctor said recently. Nevertheless, doctors and scientists the world over are doggedly searching for a927 words
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Article358 1975-10-13 9 Robert Toth - From Robert Toth The Los Angeles Times "He who does not work, neither shall he eat," says the Soviet constitution In a rare echo of New Testament principle. But the Soviets go much further. "Work In the USSR Is a duty," the constitution also says. AndThe Los Angeles Times - 358 words
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Miscellaneous452 1975-10-13 9 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you have been gifted with one of those wise and wonderful heads for business that seldom, If ever, allows any notion with even the suggestion of profit to pass unnoticed. Basically, you are an emotional person but you are shrewd and452 words
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Miscellaneous532 1975-10-13 9 Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Address Cut olong dotted lines CLUES FOR 88-1 MISSING LETTERS j ACROSS I IG ES BELOW L 1. When o horse it it suffers no pain 3. When this is excellent, congratulations are in order 4. Temporary532 words
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SOCCER SPECIAL
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Article, Illustration80 1975-10-13 10/11 Just one but this Was enough to bring Cup victory Singapore's H* Kvuf tUtk (white) la an Mftal taai wlife liifii Mam«r CM— kMftr g—m fir tfa* tal Pictures by Jerry Seh and Steven Lee Th» TtoUriwi Manfor CM—» teem thaUai ridpptr Glow Chan Ton*. Kin lot withPictures by Jerry Seh and Steven Lee - 80 words
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Advertisement0 1975-10-13 10/11 @~"*)&?<^*{`>;)?@-$:*}+&_]?*.",0 words
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PLEASURE
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Article, Illustration440 1975-10-13 12 Edgar Koh - Tough cops' slapstick adventure Cinema by Edgar Koh FREEBIE AND THE BEAN directed by Richard Rush, with Alan Arkln and James Caan (Capitol). This movie takes a pair of cop characters, gives them a slapstick adventure underlined with sharp-edged brutality and manages to have us laughing440 words
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Article, Illustration349 1975-10-13 12 Jennifer Schoon - By Jennifer Schoon Singer Carmen Soriano (right) from the Philippine s describes herself as being slightly confused. "I'm sort of half-and-half thoroughly modern and downright old fashioned. I seem to be very up to the minute and then take people by surprise by349 words
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Article464 1975-10-13 12 Violet Oon - By Violet Oon Last week's concert by the ProArte Chamber Orchestra and guitarist Robert Liew at the Victoria Theatre was an Interesting, if not always successful, musical exercise. Robert Liew and the 22-plece orchestra led by Tu Chun Chao, played two guitar concertos, the first464 words
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Miscellaneous349 1975-10-13 12 AT THE CINEMA PEAR OVER THE Odeon: 1.30. 4, 6.30. 9.30. and directed, In encounCITY: Jean-Paul Bel- EXORCIST8 TWO: A ten with leroclous sharks mondo &s a police cap- Continental CEsher-in on off the Netherlands Antain trying to solve two the mucky trend set bv tllles In the Caribbean cases349 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration217 1975-10-13 13 Dear Ros: My mother objects to my boyfriend because of his poor education. She says that he has no future and doesn't want me to go out with him. We used to go out secretly and I used to argue with her over him. I am217 words
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320 1975-10-13 13 Poser for girl 1 who was once pregnant, SHOULD SHE TELL HEW BOY THE TRUTH? Dear Ros: My boyfriend with whom I have been going steady for hardly a year, has proposed that we get engaged. The problem is that I am no longer a virgin. You 6ee, my former320 words
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214 1975-10-13 13 Dear Ros: We have been married for more than a year and are childless. One day, I discovered that my husband had written a letter to his girlfriend In Japan. In his letter, he said that he hoped to go to214 words
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Article211 1975-10-13 13 Dear Ros: The boy whom I like, and to whom I used to be secretly engaged, does not contact me anymore. He doesn't date me now, although once he used to tell me he loved me. Now I don't know. When he stopped seeing211 words
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281 1975-10-13 13 Dear Ros: I'm very lonely at home. Can you tell me how I can get to make friends? I seldom go out. I've tried getting a Job but my sisters have refused to let me work- I am a big girl, but281 words
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Article246 1975-10-13 13 Dear Ros: I'm 25 years old and I have two children. Just Recently my husband told me he doesn't love me. He has treated me very badly one day he even brought a elrl home with him. Bhe how stays with us. She and my husband246 words
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Article143 1975-10-13 13 Dear Ros: I don't understand my steady. He is always encouraging me to go out with other boys. We have been going steady for two years. Is he really interested In me or Is he only playing the fool? Elaine Dear Elaine:143 words
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303 1975-10-13 13 Dear Ros: I was In love with a colleague but my parents objected because he was was of a different race They stopped me working and didn't even allow me to go out. When my boyfriend found out that my parents were restricting my303 words
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FINANCE
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268 1975-10-13 14 FRANKFURT Following the Wall Street trend the German Stock Market reflected higher price levels during the latter half of the week. Although the Bundesbank did not decide on any new measures, stock exchange circles expect further relaxations to be announced in two weeks268 words
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207 1975-10-13 14 PARIS There has been a very •harp change In the market this week. The Impression of steadiness, due to the small need for selling and to the large amount of available cash, turned progressively Into a sharp rise with much more active trading. This207 words
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397 1975-10-13 14 LONDON Last Friday's rise of a full point to 12 per cent in minimum lending rate continued to have a depressing influence on stock markets on Monday. Long and medium giltedged securities closed with losses extending to a point but shorts were mixed aided by397 words
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222 1975-10-13 14 MILAN The down-trend of the Italian Stock Exchange continued also this week, registering a whole loss of about 2.40 per cent. The general stock Index closed at around 42.15 on low volume of transactions? In a political climate still confused, the market was222 words
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Article240 1975-10-13 14 Closing prices on the Sydney Stock Exchange at 11.30 a.m. (Australian time) today: Allstate nil 09 Beach 17 18 Bridge 09H 10 Cleveland 22 28 Ekideavour 12 14 Flind 20c Opt 3 3H Inter Mln 044 6 Kambalda 01 01H Kath Inv 125 130 Kla Ora 18 17 Mid240 words
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Article99 1975-10-13 14 United Press International Paris, Monday—Diplomats from oil producing and consuming nations said yesterday chances were good the two sides will agree next week on the mechanics of a historic conference on a new world economic order. They said the past spirit of confrontation at the heightUnited Press International - 99 words
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Article33 1975-10-13 14 United Press International Washington, Monday President Ford yesterday announced the appointment of Mr. Lessel Roy Papp to be United States director of the Asian Development Bank with the rank of ambassador.United Press International - 33 words
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316 1975-10-13 14 ZURICH Encouraged by the firmer trend on Wall Street, the Zurich Stock Exchange also chalked up modest gains, with the general level rising about two per cent above that of the previous week. As in the last report period, most of the316 words
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Advertisement333 1975-10-13 14 Air Ticket Tour Supermarket The First International Ocean Exposition In the history of mankind Okinawa Japan. Exhibits from more than 50 countries. Oo Expo 75 with CLE Tours. Fly the Jumbo Famlly-8747. Collect your full-colour Expo newsletter from CLE Tours. TAIWAN/ HUALIEN/ OKINAWAEXPO/ HONGKONG/ BANGKOK 0/12/14 Days *****/*****/ $1070 27/10,333 words
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MOTORING
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Article, Illustration814 1975-10-13 15 Jim Witkins - Difficult to think of a more ridiculous hazard By Jim Witkins Many years ago, in the Kirkuk district of Iraq, I remember being intrigued by a roadside sign which read: "No smoking, road newly oil." It struck me as being so814 words
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Article, Illustration551 1975-10-13 15 Lee Chiu San - By Lee Chiu San Honda are wellknown for their fourstrokes, which are known as, well, Hondas. But when they started making two-strokes, they called them Elsinores. There are four models in the Elsirore range, a mctccross 250 and a 125, and a street/trail 2551 words
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Advertisement175 1975-10-13 15 'NEW CAR DIRECTORS o ISJ PLEASE CALL L mWJ TO SEE THE t,|y RANGE AT: CIT\ MOTORS (S) PTE. LTD., G4 OS. International Plaza. 10 Anson Road. 2 CITROEN HENRY ANG AGENCIES PTE. LTO., 9 Leng Km Road. Singapore 3 T.I *****4 DATSUN TAN CHONG SONS MOTO« CO. (S) PTI.175 words
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Advertisement375 1975-10-13 16 For your Boating Pleasure EX STOCK SINGAPORE: ofibreglass runabouts dinghies inflatable rubber boats anchors compasses bilge pumps life jackets water skies ski ropes and belts hand winches windshield pipers horns toilets nautical gifts, etc. Call Mr. Wee Choo Tat DRESSMAKING WITHIN .24 HOURS.. Guaranteed perfect-fitting. Moderate Charges. Exclusive fibres Designing.375 words
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Advertisement365 1975-10-13 16 LADIES/GENTLEMEN at your place, facial, head massage body massage, bridal make-up. Ring ***** from 11.00 a.m. 9.00 p.m. ROYAL MOTEL: NEWTON ROAD. REFRESHING: SAUNA STEAMBATH RELAXING: MASSAGE FACIAL RING: *****1/ *****1 EXT. 131. 10 a.m. 10.30 p.m. dally. BALI HEALTH CENTRE Foi young massage, sauna bath, weight reducing treatments, halrdresstng365 words
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Advertisement232 1975-10-13 16 FOR SALE Limited ground floor shops are available at:GOLDEN MILE SHOPPING CENTRE (Selling Price: $230 p.s.f.) No: 5154 approx. 3258 sq. ft. No: 5170 5173 appro*. 1176 sq. ft. QUEENBWAY SHOPPING CENTRE (Selling Price: *300 p.s.f.) No. Q1 approx. 809 sq. ft. No: Ql3 approx. 704 sq. ft. Cad: *****33/232 words
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Article, Illustration375 1975-10-13 17 Alt Square made the running, leading past the 800 m and was nicely clear of Arabian Knight at the home turn. Nevada closed in on the outside, with Palong and Battle field moving up. AM Square kept up a bright gallop to "win375 words
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Article, Illustration699 1975-10-13 17 RACING with Scrutineer i L J Senor Rapldo should head your list of horses to follow. His fourth to Fraser Hill 111 in the Class 4 Division over 1200 m at Penang on Saturday was a promising effort. Smartly Into stride, Senor Rapldo went with the699 words
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Article228 1975-10-13 17 Reuter New York, Mcaclay Snow Knight, the 1974 English Epsom Derby winner, won the Man O'War Stakes at Belmont Park here on an objection when One On The Aide, was disqualified for Interference. One On The Aisle moved Into the lead halfway up the straight, butReuter - 228 words
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Article, Illustration611 1975-10-13 18 BRIAN MILLER - By BRIAN MILLER Jurong Town, wallowing at the bottom of the Division One table, earned a valuable point when they held an over-c onfldept Queenstown team to a 2-2 draw at Queenstown yesterday. It vu a splendid performance by Jurong, who began a* underdogs but theyPicture by CHUA PENG TEE - 611 words
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Article281 1975-10-13 18 PHILIP TAN - By PHILIP TAN Selangor Chinese successfully defended the MCFA Cup when they beat Singapore 1-0 at the National Stadium last night. Selangor played without Malaysian skipper Soh Chin Aim because he had to attend his grandmother's funeral. His place was ably filled by newcomer Llew281 words
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Article, Illustration542 1975-10-13 18 Eric Cooper - I SQUASH by Eric Cooper With the support of the Singapore Sports Council the SSRA will shortly begin their most ambitious coaching programme to date. Intended for beginners, following the Council's policy of broadening the base of participation, six one-month courses will be conducted at542 words
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Article290 1975-10-13 19 Reuter Zurich, Monday The Soviet Union took over the lead in qualifying Group Six of the European soccer championship here yesterday but they were given a tough fight by Switzerland before winning 1-0. The Swiss part-timers pressed hard for long periods before a crowd of 18.000Reuter - 290 words
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364 1975-10-13 19 AP Reuter Paris, Monday The International Amateur Athletic Federation announced yesterday they would organise a World Cup athletics competition In 1977. It also ruled that at the Montreal Olympics next year, each nation could enter only two. rather than the current three, competitorsAP; Reuter - 364 words
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Article37 1975-10-13 19 New York, Monday The National League Cincinnati Reds yesterday defeated the American League Boston Red Sox 3-2 In the second game of the World Series to even up their best-of-seven series at one game apiece.37 words
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Article29 1975-10-13 19 Reuter Wellington, MondayHockey's world champions, India, were held to a 1-0 win by the Wellington Provincial team (n the 7th match of their New Zealand tour yesterday.Reuter - 29 words
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Article119 1975-10-13 19 Reuter Islamabad. Monday China led Pakistan 3-1 here last night In the first of two badminton matches which the Pakistanis are using to prepare for their Thomas Cup clash with India next month. Pakistan champion Hassan Bhaheed gave the home side their only success withReuter - 119 words
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Article, Illustration255 1975-10-13 19 Associated Press London, Monday—Hale Irwin could be the last winner of the Piccadilly World Match-Play golf title, and the thought worries him. As the sponsors admitted doubts over the tournament's future, Irwin collected his first prize of £10,000 and said: "I am sure dthe rumoursAssociated Press - 255 words
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Article301 1975-10-13 19 Reuter Sydney, Monday. Queenslander Vaughan Somers, a 23-year-old golfer In only his third year as a touring professional, shot a three-un-der-par final round 69 to win the Aslo,ooo North Coast Open at Coffs Harbour yesterday. Somers finished with nlne-under-par 279 after rounds of 70.Reuter - 301 words
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Article150 1975-10-13 19 Reuter Sydney, Monday Former Australian aoccer captain Johnny Warren yesterday proved he had all the qualities to one day take over the helm of Australia's World Cup team. Warren, the 1974 World Cup star In bis first full year as manager of the Sydney clubReuter - 150 words
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Miscellaneous274 1975-10-13 18 NEW NATION CROSSWORD mum 91 9 Budded wave of emotion 10 fiource of many synthetics and dyes 11 Dolphin genus 12 Caution 13 Vehicle 21 Lessen 23 Auctioneer's call 2 diem 26 Thespian 27 Animate 26 Sluggish 29 Make cloth 30 Capital of Morocco 31 Of rounded shape 32 Rowed274 words
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Miscellaneous64 1975-10-13 19 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom TIL IT\ .AAA67/ (WMA.TU.Be,AAA i-l ygco m hwnm rm i 1 i i \Vtf SHORT RIBS RINGO. AUStXJ EVE R IHINK OP IS WMISKV, GAMBLING AND DANCEHALL &RL<=>. NORBERT COF W o^COFF rC(^c^ by Frank O'Neal I BM M* i (IRK SRH by George64 words
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Article206 1975-10-13 20 —Renter - The last word 4 —Renter If you covet something your neighbour owns, there's no problem on this tiny Pacific Island—you simply "booblgee" it Under the "booblgee" system, the victim hat no recourse except to smile and hand over the required Item. The practice of "booblgee," according to206 words
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Article53 1975-10-13 20 AH FOOK: The question of making Singapore a brain centre has cropped up again. I support It and so will the egg-heads here. MEI UN: No one should be against a bralncentrallslng programme. We have a blood bank, a milk bank and others. Why not call this one53 words
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Miscellaneous901 1975-10-13 20 AND TV RADIO C SINGAPORE 5 3.00 OPENING AN NOUNCEMfcNTS lollowed by VAJLAR PIBAI (T): A locally produced show for children 3.30 DIABY OF EVENTS (T) 3.35 GENEBAL HOSPITAL: Daytime serial starring John Bernadlne as Dr. 8teve Hardy and Emllv McLaugnn. Stories Involving the staff, the doctors and the patlents901 words
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Miscellaneous49 1975-10-13 20 COLDITZ (9.55 p.m. on Channel Five): The body of a German soldier 10 discovered In the Parcels Office. Despite evidence of murder, the Kommandant Instructs Ulmann to treat the matter as one of suicide. The British decide to carry out their own Investigations to prevent reprisals from the Gestapo.49 words
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