New Nation, 7 July 1972

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    15 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Friday evening, July 7, 1972 No. 451 Price 15 cents NEW NATION
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    OUR ROADS
    13 1 Police reported 17 accidents yesterday. Four were serious and one fatal.
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    ON THE 'CHANGE
    102 1 Trading was light in the share market this morning with select buying in lowpriced shares. Prices generally gained marginally. K.L. Industries attracted best interest at prices from $1.03 to $1.08,-with further buyers trading. Folex rose five cents to $1.24. Gammon four cents to $1.82, S.E.A. Corporation three
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    Tin price
    18 1 Today tin was traded at $624.12 i cents (unchanged), with a turnover of 225 tons (unchanged).
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  • Article
    Another PSA jet hijacked
    69 1 LATE NEWS San Francisco, Friday.— An armed man hijacked a Pacific Southwest Airlines airliner with about 60 people aboard last night on a flight from Sacramento to San Diego. The hijacker demanded US $450,000 ransom. This was the second hijacking of a PSA plane in 24
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    Woman's dash to safety as Mirage crashes
    227 1 This is Che Sharifa binte Pono, 27, the woman who cheated death by 30 yards yesterday when a Royal Australian Air Force Mirage Jet crashed into the compound of her home in Pontian Kechil. She was hanging out rubber sheets to dry shortly
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    Lock icon Chou is ready for ties talks
    208 1 Message conveyed to Tanaka, says paper Reuter Tokyo, Friday The Chinese Premier, Mr. Chou En-Lai, has informed Japan's new Prime Minister, Mr. Kakuei Tanaka, of China's readiness to start talks for normalising relations with Japan, the Asahi Shimbun newspaper reported today. The paper said
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    Govt sues Fraser for $170,000
    166 1 Commission claim The government has filed a suit for more than $170,000 from Fraser and Company, Singapore's oldest stockbroking firm.. The sum, the writ alleges, is the commission due to the Sheriff for the seizure of shares belonging to a former client of Fraser and
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    New cholera case
    62 1 Another case of cholera has been confirmed over the past three days, bringing the total number of cases to 94, according to the Ministry of Health. To date, 4305 hawkers and food handlers have been screened for cholera and typhoid carriers, and 1463 vaccinated. Three more cases
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    Big chess game on Tuesday
    104 1 Reyjavik, Friday. The world chess championship match between Bobby Fischer of the United States and Russian world champion Boris Spassky will start on Tuesday with Spassky playing the white pieces in the first game, i Spassky, 35, makes the first move in the 24-game match,
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    China team arrival
    62 1 China's table tennis team will fly into Singapore by Cathay Pacific Airways at 10.45 ajn. tomorrow. The group of 20 11 players, four of them women, six officials and three Journalists will be staying here for a week. During their stay they will play four matches. They
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    Peking talks
    32 1 Peking, Friday. The French Foreign Minister Mr. Maurice Schumann, arrived here last night for a wide-ranging series of talks on world affairs with Chinese leaders, centring on Vietnam and Europe.
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    Lock icon Canberra: We knew about Red students
    344 1 Reuter Canberra, Friday The Australian government knew of Singapore's policy of rehabilitating former communists by sending them to overseas countries. including Australia. a spokesman for the Federal Foreign Minister, Mr. Nigel Bowen, said today. The spokesman was commenting late last night on a report
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    Lock icon Japan storm toll mounts
    261 1 Reuter Tokyo, Friday Hundreds of troops were rushed by hellcopter to the Southern Japanese Island of Amakusa today to dig for an estimated 70 people missing under massive landslides that have already caused 28 deaths. Officials said at least 88 people were known dead and 118
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  • Article
    Fund for ship blast victim's family
    107 1 The Sembawang Shipyard Employees' Union has set up a fund to help the family of tanker blast victim. Mohammed bin Sainar. Yesterday, the union donated $500 towards Sainar's funeral expenses. The union's president, Mr. Peter Vincent, saidthat he was sending appeal letters today to
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      84 1 Iff Rl^lUC TOORV d PACE Z Bus companies pledge to probe complaints. PAGfc 3 fjm i I iind the cmcri with com plete farrities <* P AGE 5 Worker* Partv accuses PAP ot elect-on stunts. 9l> PAGt 7- Russ.j and China advise Hinot to settle the war PAGt 9 Our
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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    Bus firms will probe the grouses
    299 2  -  Suspension penalty By Douglas Chan Every complaint against buses which fail to stop at authorised stops will be thoroughly investigated, bus companies said today. The assurance was given by managements of Singapore's three major bus companies the Amalgamated Bus Co, the Associated Bus Services
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  • Article, Illustration
    Jackpot win surprise for patient
    154 2 It was a surprise for Mr. Wong Kei Chong. 76, who is convalescing at the Mount Alvernia Hospital, when he learnt that he was the recipient of $300 in the New Nation Post Office Sav- ings Bank Moneybox lucky number. Mr. Wong is the second
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    Library talk by writer
    46 2 Mr. Edward Greenwood, Australian children's book illustrator and writer, will talk on The Writer and His World at the National Library lecture hall next Friday at 3 p.m. Admission is free. Tickets are available at the Library's adolt lending section, information desk.
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    Workshop
    19 2 Singapore will host the Tropical Medical Workshop on Vector Control at the Shangri La Hotel on August 17.
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    Detergent safe, says govt
    111 2 The detergent used by the Port of Singapore Authority and oil companies to disperse the oil slick is not detrimental to marine life, government officials said today. They said that the quantity of detergent sprayed on the sea was comparatively small and non-toxic. The detergent when
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      599 2 XToday's winning number *****3 If the last six digits of your Singapore identity card number are those shown above, you can claim a $300 Post Office Savings Bank Gift Voucher. Your voucher will be paid into a Post Office Saving Bank account in your name. Call with your identity card
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    • Miscellaneous
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      161 2 I weather Temperatures In world cities yesterday: Hong Kong 32-28 C Manila 26-23 c Kuala Lumpur 32-22 c Naha 33-26 c Jakarta 34-27 c Taipeh 34-25 c Tokyo 29-25 C Seoul 1 28-23 c Bangkok 34-26 c London 22-13 c New York 22-13 c San Francisco 22-11 c Moscow 25-20
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    Step-up in family planning urged
    317 3 Sterilisation move The Family Planning and Population Board is to Increase its efforts to urge women with "complete families" to be sterilised. This will be done through culdoscopic sterilisation a new method which ties up the Fallopian tubes without major surgery or hospitalisation. It will
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    US black diplomat
    49 3 Washington, Friday—The first permanent assignment of a black foreign service officer to South Africa was announced yesterday by the State Department. The officer is Mr. James Baker, currently In the US embassy in Tokyo. He will become economic and commercial officer in the Embassy in Pretoria.
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    Plane plunge kills 10
    41 3 Madrid, Friday All 10 crew aboard were killed when a Spanish DCB airliner plunged Into the sea off the Canary Islands yesterday while on a flight from Madrid to Las Palmas. There were no passengers on boardt*
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    Dual lines for rail network
    234 3 Kuala Lumpur, Friday The Malayan Railway Is to build double railway lines in certain sections of the railway network to improve its service. In addition, the present outmoded signalling and telecommunications method is expected to be replaced by a modern system. These measures are aimed
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    Parents' Day celebration
    31 3 The 9th Parents' Day celebration of children's centres and creches will be held at the Kreta Ayer People's Theatre, Banda Hill Road, on July 15 from 2 p.m.
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    A long journey for wedding ceremony
    155 3 Their only regret is that their nine children and four grandchildren could not be around to see them marry. Mrs. Florence Bryson, 44, was married to Canadian logging instructor, Mr. Philip Tipler, 45, in Singapore yesterday after travelling all the way from Seattle in
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    Pepsi winding up probe
    166 3 The private detective agency hired by Pepsi-Cola manufactured is winding up {its investigations into rumours that the soft drink is contaminated. The company says the rumours are completely unfounded and offered a reward for information on how they were spread. The rumours which have been circulating
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    Seminar on English
    50 3 English language teaching experts from 18 countries are now attending an international seminar on the use of instructional materials In South East Asian countries. The 250 leading scholars from universities and research institutions are from SEAMEO countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Khmer Republic, the Philippines and Singapore.
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    Indons jailed
    23 3 Twelve Indonesians were yesterday sentenced to one month's imprisonment each for entering Singapore without permits between April 9 and July 5.
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  • In Person
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      A RUGGED ROLE FOR 13 LEADERS...
      511 4 Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 KAMPONG KAPOR community centre was simply crowded with youths playing basketball. Even tiny tots, catching on fast to the faculties of the centre, were there watching television on their parents' laps. Inside the centre, a significant ceremonv for
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      347 4 (P^larl lARANCE ISALE RUSHTODETHELM FOR GIANT FURNITURE BARGAINS NOW! A wide range of beautiful quality lounge, bedroom, dining and office furniture to clear at once-a-year sale prices. Hurry, before someone else grabs your bargain buys! GROUP 900 LOUNGE. A stylish group, finished and upholstered in luxurious fabrics. 4 or 3-seater
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      207 4 SHAW CENTRE—PARKING LOT FOR 1,000 CARS SHAW CENTRE o z "taking pictures is half the fun IK I making pictures is twice jjj > the fun." j 5 5 3 VISIT US FOR A WIDE RANGE OF DARKROOM I 2 EQUIPMENTS, CAMERAS 2 AND ACCESSORIES. f Kmrnm sales&service C et
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    Number of reported flu cases double
    180 5 Outpatient clinics flooded with patients Reported flu cases have doubled in the past 10 days. Ministry of Health static Show thgt figures for the first two days of this week have increased, compared with those of last wtKk* The figures for Monday v were
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    Pop star Cliff to perform here
    167 5  -  By Peter Ong British pop singer Cliff Richard (above), will perform in Singapore in September. His engagement here will be part of his Far East tour that will also take him to Japan and Hong Kong. According to EMI (S) Pte. Ltd., which is
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    AEB course on Teochew
    45 5 The Adult Education Board will conduct a 12week course on spoken Teochew from July 25 at Raffles Girls' Primary School. The lessons will be conducted in English every Tuesday and Friday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The fee is $20.
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    Workers' Party hits out at PAP 'election stunts'
    303 5  -  By Long Kum Thong The chairman of the Workers' Party, Mr. Heng Swee Tong, today accused the PAP of trying to create disarray among opposition parties with "election stunts." Commenting on the latest PAP announcement that four new faces have been added
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    Course an statistics
    58 5 The Department of Extramural Studies, University of Singapore, will hold a 12-lecture course on Introductory Statistics from Tuesday. The course will deal with the theory and methods of collecting, numerical data and will be tabulating and analysing held every Tuesday from 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. in
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    National Day committee
    61 5 Professor Wong Lin Ken, MP for Alexandra and Minister of Home Affairs, has been elected head of the Alexandra Constituency National Dav Working Committee. Other officials: Messrs. Tan Kim Tean (chairman); Koh Boon Piang (vice chairman); Shlau Slu Long (secretary); Khalld Ahmad (assistant secretary); Chai Sing Lee
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    Installation
    19 5 The Lions Club of Singapore North will hold its Installation dinner at Singapore Hilton tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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    Seminar
    31 5 The University of Singapore Students' Union will hold a seminar on Let us Work with our People at the Lee Chee Shan Conference Room, Union House, tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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    Lock icon Petition: Privy Council says 'no'
    146 5 Reuter London, Friday. A petition by Velusaml Suppiah for special leave to appeal against his conviction in the Singapore Supreme Court In February, 1971, of the murder of Malayandl Pillai, said by the prosecution to have died as a result of blows struck by an
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    Dinner guests
    37 5 Mr. Hon Sul Sen, Minister of Finance, will be guest of honour at the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers' fourth Annual dinner at the Island Ballroom, Shangri-La Hotel, on July 15 at 8 p.m.
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    Fun fair
    37 5 The chairman of the advisory committee of the Buklt Ho Swee Secondary School, Mr. Too Joo Lai, will open the school's food and fun fair to raise funds for the pupils at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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    Shooting range
    34 5 Mr. Lim Phai Som, chairman of Singapore Pools (Pte) Limited, will officiate at the opening ceremony of the Ngee Ann Technical College gun club's shooting range tomorrow morning at the college campus.
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      321 5 -Cr APEX TRAVEL TAKES PLEASURE IN INFORMING THEIR HUENDS CUSTOMERS OF THEIR APPOINTMENT AS AUTHORISED AGENT OF BRITISH CALEDONIAN AIRWAYS Singapore-London (Boeing 707) Every Sunday, Wednesday fir Friday Depart Singapore: 2315 hours Arrive London Catwick: 0845 hours London-Singapore (Boeing 707) Every Tuesday, Thursday fir Saturday Depart London Catwick: 2315 hours
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      324 5 Quiz object No. 5 Good start for new quiz Our new quiz has got oil to a good start. We received 103 entries for object No. 1 —the wire guard of an electric fan. The first prize of $15 goes to Mr. Choo Soon Bock, a technician, of Kempas Road.
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  • BEHIND THE NEWS
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      Lee: The instant world and the next 10 years...
      5180 6  -  A leading Australian television current affairs commentator, Mr. GERALD STONE, of the Australian Broadcasting Commission, has been in Singapore to interview the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. New Nation today presents the complete transcript of this interview. GERALD STONE STONE:
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      Lock icon Moscow, Peking advise Hanoi: End the war
      268 7 UPI and Reuter London, Friday Russia and China have advised Hanoi to negotiate a settlement of the Vietnam war with the United States, communist diplomatic sources said yesterday. The London-based sources —with full diplomatic representation in Hanoi—said these mores have been made independently
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      Lock icon Messmer names new govt
      78 7 Reuter Paris, Friday—The new French Prime Minister, Mr. Pierre Messmer, yesterday named a government which kept the main ministers of the outgoing administration but brought in former premier Edgar Faure in a major domestic post. Mr. Faure, a skilled politician who has a considerable following among
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  • Article
    Restraints on society are universal
    597 8 Predictably, the American newscaster who interviewed Mr. Lee Kuan Yew lor the Australian Broadcasting Commission lingered over a question which some foreign observers pursue with persistence: the scope and limits of individual liberty in Singapore. It is an important question in any society, of course,
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    The Wall is still viewed as an infamy and blemish on freedom by West Berlin
    1041 8  -  PANG CHENG LIAN There is an air of optimism in East Berlin today. Latest figures released by the government of, the German Democratic Republic show Increases in production In practically all sectors of the economy
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  • Letters
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      Waiting for relief
      154 8 Every night I go through the most frustrating ordeal of waiting for bus No. 173 in front of the National Library to take me back home In Princess Elizabeth Estate. At the end of a hard day's work it is really heart breaking to have to wait
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      Bus service inadequate
      150 8  -  GEETA MENON I read with Interest the suggestion that special staff be recruited to look after the operations of bus services. May I request that a careful study be made of< the operations and effectiveness of service No. 173. which has its terminus In Princess Elizabeth Estate.
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      Ministry will help
      88 8  -  K. KESAVAPANY Reference Is omde to the letter appearing In the New Nation (June 14) from your correspondent ABC on the subject of shortage of drivers. It is suggested that your correspondent contact the Ministry of Labour's Employment Service which may be able to assist him If
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      Basin godown rents
      377 8  -  YAP CHENG TONG Public Relations Officer, Port of Singapore Authority, Singapore, 2. I refer to your report 210 p.c. Jump in Basin Godown Rentals (NN, June 27). As a result of the Cargo Diversion Scheme which was Implemented in March 1968, lighters carrying cargo discharged from vessels
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      Parking woes
      86 8 The present one-way traffic arrangement at Bendemeer Road has created parking problems for residents of Block 13. 14. 15 and 16. The parking lots In front of our blocks have been withdrawn as a result of the traffic arrangement. Bach evening Is a nightmare for us as we
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      Pedestrian crossings
      149 8  -  YEONG KUM KEE Public Relations Officer, Ministry of National Development. Singapore, 2. I refer to the letters by Lin Seow Cher and P.B. (NN, June 30 and July 1 respectively) and the news article of June 29 under the heading Plea for Bridges The P.W.D. has not for-
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      114 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. NIKON POLARIZING MICROSCOPE POH-2 INFINITE WORLD OF THE NIKON MICROSCOPE While laymen close their eyes to increasing ecological imbalance and pollution, scientists are engaged in studying the microscopic forces which govern the earth and its atmosphere. Much remains
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  • Our Heritage
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      Many species of wildlife here are now extinct
      1578 9 New Nation continues its weekly series on Singapore's historic and cultural landmarks. The stuffed, slightly moth-eaten exhibits in the National Museum are all that's left of many of the proud animals which once stalked our jungles. And, most of the exhibits were
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      A top sprinter and coach of champions
      953 9  -  WHERE ARE THEY By Tan Chung Lee Tan Eng Yoon packs a lot of power in his diminutive, frame. He was one of Singapore's top sprinters and won two gold medals at the 1959 SEAP Games and another at the 1960 Asian Games.
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  • SHOPPING
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      Designs for the modern, plush office
      567 10 EVERYTHING Is gett•Ci ing better. That's progress and comes in the wake of industrialisation and technological advance. The greatest changes can be seen in so many everyday There are more machines to help man do work so he can have more time on his
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  • TREND
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      Original touch of hand-prints
      500 11  -  A wide raage of designs cater to all tastes-frea tready to coaservative Presented fay Mary Lee RAV DHALIWAL The craze for handprinted materials has now hit Singapore. Boutiques and fashion houses are going into hand-printing of fabrics; sophisticated ladies—both young and old—go about strikingly dressed in
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      Why doctors are so tight-lipped
      559 11 L^goo'D^, VhealthJ There are two opposing schools of thought among doctors on how much a patient should know. One school tells the patient nothing and even the names of the medicine prescribed are kept secret. There were in the past many good reasons for this
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    • Article
      There's lead in canned baby foods
      159 11 London, Friday The amount of lead permitted in baby foods in Britain is to be cut following a shock discovery that there Is nearly twice as much lead in canned baby foods as in the average adult's diet. Agriculture minister James Prior promised action
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    • Article
      Conflict on birth control ads
      312 11 New York, Friday The advertising of contraceptives Is a hot social Issue In the United States. Family planning and pro-abortion groups argue that there should be no restraints on Information, and that information about contraceptives is badly needed in a country where a majority of
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  • Commerce and Finance
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      Bright future for Singapore as Asian dollar centre
      348 12  -  By S.V. Supplah In eight years banking will become the major Industry in Singapore, an American banker said yesterday. "Government is taking the right step in promoting Singapore as a financial centre. The number of banks is increasing and their operations are
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      Lock icon US: Vietnam peace bid boosts prices
      164 12 United Press International New York. Friday. Prices on the New York Stock Exchange made one of their most impressive showings in recent weeks yesterday as investor confidence was given a boost by reports that Russia and China were urging Hanoi to bring a quick
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      Lock icon UK: Buyers return
      99 12 Reuter London, Friday. The market closed firm yesterday as buyers returned on lack of any new adverse factors, sources said. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times index was up 5.4 at 503.4 its higher level since June 26. I CI, Unilever, Dunlop, BATS, Courtaulds and EMI were
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      Duty on lamps
      31 12 The government has imposed an Import duty of 80 cents each on fluorescent tabular lamps of 1.22 m (4 ft.) linear measurement. All other types are not dutiable.
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      Market movements
      186 12 Hun vu subdued opthnin in the Atre market what activity «u comparatively slew daring the peek hoars at 3.30 pan. to l yjL The aggregate turnover was down to 24 million share* valued at (53 million. However, marginal lienors in second-line industrials, hotels, properties and tins were in
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      France to contribute to tin stock fund
      213 12 London, Friday. The French government has decided to make a voluntary contribution to the tin industry's buffer stock fund which provides the capital which enables the International Tin Council to stabilise prices and supply, it was announced yesterday. The French government's decision was
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      Ugly day scenes can be beauty spots at night
      197 12  -  CAMERA By WANG SU FAH An ugly spot in the day can be a beautiful scene at night when the complicated and confused background of a picturesque landscape can disappear into the' darkness. Most night scenes are made up of colourful
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      Lock icon LEVY ON AIR TICKETS PAID IN DOLLAR, £
      117 12 LEVY ON AIR TICKETS PAID IN DOLLAR, United Press International Paris, Friday Airlines operating from West Germany yesterday announced a surcharge on flight tickets paid for in US dollars, pounds or other foreign currencies. A spokesman for. Lufthansa, the West German national airline, said the new rule was being enforced
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      WALL ST PRICES
      174 12 Alan 4»* Am Bemads 47% im Cu S3* AT A T 42* A A P 7* AmiMrii IS Beth Steal 28 Boeing S2* Caterp Trae 62 Chryller 30* Coca-Cola 137* Cant. Ofl 27 Control Data 77* Own (H Win 2»* Dow Chem W DuFOBt 168* Kodak .o.
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    Unis to share captaincy
    408 14 The Combined nlversity of Oxford and Cambridge cricket team Is due to arrive here on Sunday for a series of three matches. This will be the first Urn* that the two premier University clubs In England have combined for a visit to the Far East. The
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    Inter-Cons soccer final tonight
    203 14 The final of the InterConstituencies soccer tournament between Farrer Park and Pasir Panjang will be held at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight instead of Sunday. The decision was made by the National Sports Promotion Board in order not to divert the interest of sports fans wanting to
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    SCC favoured to beat CSC in league clash
    415 14  -  By M. Param Favoured Singapore Cricket Club is tipped to win its Singapore Cricket Association Senior league fixture against Ceylon Sports Club on Sunday at the Padang, starting at 10.30 ajn. SCC, despite being without their prolific scorer Mike Scrutton and left
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    Khalsa now top
    90 14 Khalsa Association division n team beat SAFSA "B" 3-1 in their league hockey clash yesterday. Khalsa are now top of the table with 16 points, one point ahead of SAFSA. The only team that can overtake Khalsa now is the IA "B" team which has three games
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    Rangers ban cut
    66 14 url c h, Friday.—The Appeals Board of the European Football Union (EUFA) decided here yesterday to reduce the ban on Glasgow Rangers from two years to one year. The two year ban from European competitions had been imposed by the EUFA disciplinary committee be cause of Rangers
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    Soviet breaks world mark
    52 14 Stockholm, Friday. Soviet Javelin thrower Janis Lusis, the 196 a Olympic champion, yesterday bettered the world mark with a throw of 93.8 metres (308 ft). The former record was held by Finland's Jorma Kinnunen and was set in Tampere, Finland, in 1969. Klnnunen's world mark was
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    Yeo triumphs in IBC gold medal
    2335 14 yUuTTEB TALK] tj— j CJS. YEO triumphed In the June Gold Medal at 1 .B.C. with a pinfall of 2352 over 12 games, a 196 average. One frame away with 2342 was Chris Ng, followed closely by F.C. Llxn 2318 and Eddie Tan 2314.
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    Big plans for Pesta polo
    236 14 The Singapore Polo Club intends to add an international flavour to this year's Pesta Sukan polo tournament with the possible participation of a West Malaysia national polo team together with the regular Malaysian states. The tournament committee, in a meeting last night set the dates
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    Ali's next opponent
    69 14 New York, Friday Muhammad All will fight Floyd Patterson on Aug. 28 in a bout that will provide the next challenger for Joe Frazier's heavyweight title, it was announced yesterday. All has been promised U*****,000 for the 12round bout at Madison Square Garden, according to Harry Markson.
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      105 14 DR. KILDARE PSS3IH BETTINA..., IT'S TONY. GOT SOMETHING FOR YOU. by Ken Bald i a ill j ■s 1 -'•u'lii HV gw v on mv wAy. vVHEhJ you GET HUNGRY ANP you WIIJ., BELIEVE ME. B 5 ft Vh r RIP KIRBY J 1 THINK TWSTHE JOHNNY. is mm n
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      281 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ACBOSS 1 Out for the day. 5 Familiar farewell. 9 Kind of bat 14 Corner of a diamond. 15 On own. 16 Commune in 8. Italy. 17 Shallow. 19 a sudden. 20 Relinquish. 21 Creek. 22 Cerberus guards It 22 leases. 24 Invented. 28 School subjects. 31
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    Lock icon Hans Frey
    51 15 of the .8CC (No. 7) flies through his opponents as he 'forces the ball goalward in the Junior Knockout clash against Customs at Jalan Bcsar Stadium last night. Frey scored the only goal in the match to give SCC a 1-0 victory.—Pitture by Philip Llm. Picture by Philip
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    Top-seed Laver holds on
    181 15 Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, Friday. Topseeded Rod Laver of Australia .was below form yesterday but managed to hang on for a 6-3, 6-7, 7-5 victory over Haroon Rahim of Pakistan in the US$25,000 Bretton' Woods invitational tennis tournament. Laver, who had N trouble with his serve
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    Lock icon Battle of militia at Wimbledon
    467 15 Wimbledon, Friday. Stan Smith, a US army corEoral, and Romanian army eutenant Ilie Nastase yesterday qualified for tomorrow's men's singles final at the 86th All-Eng-land lawn tennis championships. Smith, the top seed from Sea Pines,, South Carolina, dispatched Jan Kodes of Czechoslovkia, the man he
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    Plans for Asian karate
    454 15  -  By Sonny Yap A world-ranking karate exponent will be here in Singapore soon to finalise arrangements for the staging of an Asian inter-club and open tournament here early next year. He Is Mr. O. Yamaguchi, holder of the tenth dan—the highest in the martial art and
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    Sparkling gallop by The Banker
    340 15 The Banker in underlined his chances in the $15,000 Club Cup when he did a sparkling gallop on a good track at Buklt Timah this morning. j Ridden by Des Coleman the Sound Track 5-year-old came away from Royal Sonata (Sairi) at the end of
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    Massie, Lillee again shatter UK batsmen
    476 15 London, Friday. Leicestershire, thought by many to be the strongest country side In the country and this season's results endorse this opinion, were torn apart by the now redoubtable Australian pace attack of Bob Massie and Dennis Lillee at Leicester yesterday. Then John Qleeson
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    Sumo in Japan
    104 15 Nacoya, Friday.— The results of the top division on the fifth day of the 15-day Bomo tournment at the Aliehi Prefectoral Gymnasium yesterday: Yeehioyama (l-4)heat Tochl--3); Kitonownl (8-2) heal FataVedake (8-2); Fntatsnryd (8-2) beat Shiratayama (1-4); Hanrelwa (4-1) beat Mutsnarashl (8-8); Ryne <8-2) beat NlshiUnada (2-8); Toktbayama
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    Japanese baseball
    34 15 CENTRAL LEAGUE Yakult 4 Taiyo 2 Yakult 10 Taiyo 6 Hiroshima 9 Chunichl 0 Yomiuri 4 Hanshln 1 PACIFIC LEAGUE Nishitetsa 8 Hankyu 8 Other scheduled tames washed out because of rain.
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    Canadian golf
    61 15 Ft Erie, Ontario, Friday.—, Fanner Canadian amateur champion Bunky Henry fired a blistering six-under par-45 to take the first round lead yesterday in the Ikid annual Canadian open coif tournament at the Cherry mil Golf Club. Tom Sanderson shot an opening Round 66. Bunched together with four-under par
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    Independence Cup
    50 15 Porto Alegre, Brad, Friday.— AifnUna aqueeefl by Qntnu 1-0 teat night to win a berth In the final* of Brazils Indo-' pull en Cup tournament. Arrwttna vm play Yufoaietla Sunday for third place In the towmammt, bad* held to coo»> inamorato Brazil's 150 th annl▼eraary of Hi tTyUpwuUoca.
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    We are ahead in racing
    208 15 DEAR SIR: With reference to the article In New Nation (July 5) stating that lady riders In Australia had applied for 12 "ladles only" flat races to be Included In the racing calendar. Similar races were introduced in the United Kingdom for the first time
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      66 15 r BUILDS UP WITH ADS IN NEW NATION "Promoting garden products means reaching a very special market, and we knew that New Nation covered it," says' Mr. John Ede of Singapore Orchids (Pte) Ltd., in Mandai Lake Road. "We got immediate response from the first i of our series of
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      Lock icon Woman out to recapture rolling pin title
      77 16 Melbourne Herald Mrs. Eunice Guy, 42, handles the famous woman's weapon—the rolling pin—like a champion. Well in fact she is a champion—well at least a former world champion. Mrs. Quy of Gloucester is training to recapture the international rolling pin title which she
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      FRIENDLY SMILE...
      34 16 The pretty girl with a friendly smile, is Irene Teo, 20, a secretary at King's Hotel. She likes meeting people and enjoys dancing. Her ambition: "I want to be an air hostess.'*
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      TALKING POINT
      54 16 AH FOOK: What the Prime Minister said about investing more in our children to raise the quality of Singapore's future life certainly makes sense. MEI LIN: Agreed. But as over-population is the bugbear to all these aims why don't we set our sights at a family of two
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      Lock icon 17-year-olds star in first birth-control film
      330 16 UPI You've seen similar scenes In hundreds of movies. Pretty teen-age girl and handsome teen-age boy very much In love as they walk holding hands under the trees. Yet this time It is movie history. Erin Oeraghty and Jason Kemp, both 17 and professional
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      Lock icon Dentist ends up paying
      278 16 Case of troublesome teeth Melbourne Herald Fritz Hartenbach, of Pforzheim, near Stuttgart in West Germany couldn't stand his toothache any longer. So he smiled bravely as dentist Wilhelm Reiter broke the news that most of his bad teeth would have to come out But 55-year-old Fritz
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      Today...
      117 16 Today Is Friday. July 7, the 189 th day of 1972 with 177 to follow. THE MOON: Approaching new phase. THE MORNING STARS: Venus and Saturn. THE EVENING STARS: Mercury, Mars .and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. Austrian composer Oustaf Mahler was
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      Let off scot free because he was on Crown side
      107 16 A man who learned to be a painter In prison helped to forge documents for Britain's biggest post office fraud. In Just one day the gang collected more than U*****,000 with forged premium bonds and national savings certificates. But the
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      Protest over dog bite withdrawn
      89 16 The FC Singen -Minor League soccer club has withdrawn a protest lodged with the South German Football Association after a dog bit one of Its key players in a match deciding promotion to the next higher league Slgen lost 1-0 to Wahihof In that match
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      Two sheets to freedom
      42 16 Convicted robber Francesco Delia waa delighted when his mother brought him two sheets to keep him comfortable in prison in Bona. Sicily. He tied them together and used them to climb down from his cell window and escape.
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      423 16 5, Siagapm 3.00 Opening followed by where the Heart it 3JO For the Family (E) 3.45 A Uary of Events in Sggapore this Week 3.50 South-East As to— Thailand (E—Rpt) 4.05 Days of Our Lives 4.30 Close 6.00 Opening followed by Lucky Dip 6JO News in Brief 6.35 Sports Parade
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      508 16 Trust your lucky if-T IF irs YOUR BIRTHDAY born today, you are an original and highly Invective individual whose ever-active mind to never without an idea to be applied to whatever lame, problematical or otherwise, may be at hand at the moment. Always alert to the new and different, you
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      47 16 FM STEREO 6.00 Opening and Prog. Summary 6.06 Sunset Serenade 6.30 News 6.40 PClbllc Service Anncts. 6.45 Share Market Report 7.00 Chinese Request Hour 8.00 News 8.10 Public Service Anncts. 8.15 Japanese Concert Artists 9.45 'On Wings of Song* 10.00 Mosaic 10.30 Serenade for Strings 11.00 Close.
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      Moonee Valley should prove a shade too smart tomorrow
      909 17  -  By Blue Peter Moonee Valley stands out in the Class 3 Division 4—7f handicap at Buklt Timah tomorrow. This Alcimedes' five-year-old put up a good showing to finish fourth to deadheaters No Sweat and Born Free n over 6f last Saturday.
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      SELECTIONS FOR SATURDAY
      106 17 SCRUTINEER BLUE PETER EPSOM JERP MARKSMAN MAKUDA Race 1 B. STAR 1:1; J < w 'vfliH B. STAR Sweet Sadie ilTSAHA Babylon Star CHAYA TIMOR Babyen Star CHENI C. TIMOR Race S O. COMMAND O. COMMAND Race 4 O. Command nimn Sons Kan* 8. QUEEN fW'TTi"! <.■■■■
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      9956 18 MMM 2.15 Class 1 Div. 3— 6f ILLUSLaUi ($13,000 $9100 to winner) 1 77H1 FIOET AMI a(L 11) Tak I TBHTHi (II started) 8-7-72 S'pore 8-4 6F (Podmore) CI. 1 Div. 8: Ist. Boniface S-13; Sad, Unforflettabie l h 3rd. Respect S-10. Neck-'a-deadheat. 1-18 8/3. Itack flood. NINTHi
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