New Nation, 7 June 1976

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    Masthead
    19 1 NewNation SINGAPORE Monday June 7, 1976 No. 1660 Price 20 cents M C. (P) 428/76 NEW (0) NATION COMMENT
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  • Article
    Fuad: Sabotage suspected
    470 1  -  Hussein orders probe into plane crash By Francis Rozario Kuala Lumpur, Monday A top-level Government team of aviation experts is now in Kota Klnabalu to investigate yesterday's horror crash of the twin-engine 14-seater Nomad in which Sabah's Chief Minister, Tun Fuad and 10 others were killed. Sabotage
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    They won't use their feet either..
    203 1 Singaporeans not only fight shy of using their hands, they are reluctant to use their feet too. This conclusion may be drawn from these two examples the MP for Whampoa Dr. Augustine Tan. cited yesterday in a Use Your Hands campaign speech. ONE: The
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    Wanted man is found dead after shooting
    198 1  -  By Bharathi Mohan, Terry Ang The body of a wanted man with gunshot wounds was this morning found in a lavatory of a China- town shophouse about seven hours after police opened fire on a suspected drug trafficker in a midnight ambush. Identified
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    Goh Lay Kuan released
    99 1 Ballerina Goh Lay Kuan and sales manager Ng Yan Huay were released last week from detention under the Internal Becurlty Act. Seven others among the 50 arrested since January (or underground communist activities haye been freed after questioning and cautioning. These nine were freed on May
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    Lucky for her it was too hot to sleep...
    301 2  -  By Bharathi Mohan It was a warm night and shopowner Miss Eng Kul Tlang, 23, tossed uncomfortably In bed as she tried to sleep. But she was soon wide awake. She saw a wisp of amoke. Moments later she saw flames
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    Untitled
    8 2 Police reported 87 accidents yesterday. Eleven were serious.
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    Course
    28 2 The University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will hold a 10-lecture course on Oral and Written Communication in Organisations in New Lecture Theatre from June 15.
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    Oil kiosks take steps to 'beat the robbers'
    264 2 Many petrol stations, especially those in the rural areas, are taking extra precautions against robbery. They have either put more attendants on the night shifts, concealed their takings, or are closing earlier. This follows raids on three kiosks in rural areas recently.
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    12 forced to close
    223 2 Excessive upder- l cutting among audio equipment dealers and poor business have forced at least 12 Arms to close down in the last nine months. Several others are on the verge of closing, said the spokesman of a big company. "Business Is down to an all-time
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    STOCK MARKET
    60 2 Prices moved lower in Lacklustre trading during the first 45 minutes at the Stock Exchange of Singapore today. BUSINESS DONE: First Section S. DARBY (1) 3.22. INCHCAPE (4) 1.94. (1) 1.95, (21) 1.93. Sett.: (1) 1 96 CITY DEV. (1) 0.98. U. 0.8. (12) 4.06. U.O.L. Sett.: (1)
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    Photo show
    37 2 Vision *76, an exhibition of Bell and Howell products in the fields of photography, projection and duplication will be held at the US Regional Trade Centre, Yen San Building- Orchard Road from Wednesday to Friday.
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    Nurses walkathon
    50 2 The 12th Nurses' Week will begin on June 20 with a walkathon cum fancy dress competition, at 7.30 p.m. The First Lady, Mrs. Sheares will give away prizes and certificates at graduation ceremony of nurses and mldwives at the Singapore Conference Hall on June 23 at 11 a.m:
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      219 2 WHAT'S ON DARK BROWN, a play reading by Pamela Marti of the Stage Club, at 41 Malcolm Road, 8.30 p.m. ASEAN LANDSCAPE, an art exhibition by Mr. Choo Keng Kwang, at Raya Gallery, Specialists Centre. Orchard Road, till 6 p m CANCER, a talk in Mandarin by Mr. Wong Yip
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      377 2 f TOTO Draw No: 45/76: Five out of 49 —34, 26. 46. 16. 38. Additional No. 36 Three Circles 23, 22. 46. 0 BIG SWEEP drawn at Bukit Timah on Saturday: 1st No: 1 67 637 (S4949) 2nd No: *****5 ($1414) 3rd No: 1 6 6 0 1 2 ($707)
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      51 2 directed by Richard Lester from a screenplay by James Goldman. Orchard: 1.30, 4, #3O and 9.15 p.m. MANCHU BOXER: A young boxer who tries to avenge wrongs finds that It cannot be done. With Liu Yung, Tao Mlng-ming, Kao Chang and Tang Shan. Directed by Wu Ma. Jurong Drive-in: 7,
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    Bid by ITB to cut costs
    353 3  -  Direct access for the principals By Teresa Ooi The Industrial Training Board will gradually phase out the post of trade superintendent in a major attempt to streamline its operation and cut down costs. It has just started a pilot project in three vocational institutes
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    The lure of the lagoon...
    181 3 They came by the thousands, in cars, buses and bicycles. There's no doubt about it, the swimm i n g lagoon in East Coast Park Is now one of Singapore's most popular holiday resorts. As early as 8 a.m. yesterday, they were already at the
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    PSA waives licence fees
    236 3 The PSA has exempted all nonmechanically propelled pleasure craft from paying annual licence fees, port and garbage dues. The exemption takes effect Immediately. However, owners of such pleasure craft will have to pay $5 to register their boats. They will still be governed by regulations in
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      67 3 the New PODIUM G-5 DBS BLDG. SHENTOftJ WAY Te1:*****37 MARICAN bookshop at DBS Building Shenton Way i is now fast becoming a popular place for book-lovers as well as for those who like to browse through the wide range of books covering all subjects, paper- backs and maga- zines. Join
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    New way to teach your baby to swim...
    224 4  -  'Watersafe drills can start right from tub' By Rav Dhaliwal You can teach your child to swim from as early as three months old, ac c or ding to a coach, Mrs. Barbara Heffer. Mrs. Hester, 34, a former coach of Singa-
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    Undercutting: Boycott call to travel agents
    382 4  -  By Peter Ong Three- regional airlines have asked at least 10 big travel agencies here not to sell group tickets for two other airlines. Sources said this was the result of Investigations carried out by the three carriers into the question of discounts. The
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    Plan endorsed by agencies
    182 4 The Association of Travel and Tour Agents has endorsed the Bank Settlement Plan which the International Air T r a n sport Association hopes to Introduce In Singapore next year. Endorsement was given at the association's annual meeting last week. This means that when the BSP
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    1000 are expected to be in reading congress
    168 4 Parents, teachers, librarians and the public have been invited to participate in the Sixth World Copgress on Reading to be held here in August. Special arrangements will be made by the Ministry of Education for teachers to take time of? to attend
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    Swimming
    34 4 The Pek Klo community centre will hold a three-month life-saving and swimming course for beginners at the Farrer Park swimming pool this month. For details, ring ***** between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    1026 flats for Kg Java
    200 4 Old blocks to go The Housing and Development Board will soon build another 1026 flats in the second phase of the Kampong Java redevelopment project. There will be 96 fiveroom flats, 280 four room flats and 650 Three room flats. They are expected to be
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    'Yes' to 13
    57 4 Thirteen people have been admitted as associated of the Association of Certificate Accountants. They are Qoh Kee Tuan, Llm Hwee, Heng Teng Hua, Ooh Beu Chiang, Chan Kim Leong, Koh Beng Chwee, Llm Chew Klat, Chal Son Chan, Wang Kuo Tsung, Koh Kok Eng. Low Yuet Keng,
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    SDA to probe training of dental therapists
    204 4 The Council of the Singapore Dental Association will look into the training of dental theraEists and appointments > the Singapore Dental Board, it was learned today. It Is believed that these Issues, which have caused among dental surgeons in the private practice, were
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    CAUSE OF CRASH
    75 4 New Nation's column, Today's Top Shows on April 14 featured the BBC programme, Horizon, in which it was stated that the cause of a collision between the British cargo ship, the Roystun Orange and a Llberlan tanker was "a serious error of Judgment by the vessel's poorly
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    Travel officials
    53 4 Mr. Prem Paul Ohrl has been re-elected president of the Association of Travel and Tourist Agents at Its annual general meeting recently. Other office bearers are: Mr. Roland Ang (vice-president, Mr. Ng Luck Whye (secretary), Mr. Sunny Voo (treasurer), and Mr. Victor Ooh, O. T. Teo. Sng Pang
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    Lock icon Japan hit by three quakes
    92 5 UPI Tokyo, Monday Three separate earthquakes hit Japan yesterday but there were no immediate reports of casualties or damage, according to the National Meteorological Agency. The agency said there were no signs that the three quakes ranging from fairly strong to weak would be followed
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    Lock icon Sympathies
    37 5 UPI Hong Kong, Monday Chinese Premier Hua Kuo-feng has sent a message to Philippine President Marcos extending China's "deep sympathy and solicitude" to victims of last week's devastating floods, the New China News Agency said. UPI.
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    Lock icon Mr P: I know nothing of Takhli plan
    296 5 Reuter Bangkok, Monday Foreign Minister Plchai Rattakul said last night he did not know if the government had agreed to provide refuelling facilities for US aircraft at Takhli in central Thailand. Mr. Plchai was commenting on a local press reDort that the
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    Lock icon Call for balance of power
    253 5 Reuter Sidney, Monday Australia wanted a balance of power between the US and the Soviet Union in the Indian Ocean before any moves to create a zone of peace there. Foreign Affairs Minister Andrew Peacock said last night. Once this balance was reached, they could
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    Spratleys: Viets renew claim
    160 5 Bangkok, Monday South Vietnam, spurred by new reports of petroleum finds, has renewed Its claim on an offshore group of Islands lost to China In a 24-hour battle more than two years ago. The claim, on the Spratley Islands archipelago off the shore ot South Vietnam
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    Lock icon Reliving memories
    50 5 Reuter Paris, Monday Veterans of the Allied invasion of Europe were among a company of US paratroopers who Jumped over the small Normandy village of St. Mare-L'Egllse yesterday to commemorate the landings 32 years ago. They were former members of the 82nd and 101 st Airborne Dlvislon. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Indira all set for Soviet visit
    261 5 UPI New Delhi. Monday Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, who leaves fir Moscow tomorrow on a five-day official v»slt, will have three rounds of talks with Soviet leaders, officials said yesterday. A Foreign Oil cc spokesman said Mrs. Gandhi's visit will mark a further step
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      466 5 TONG BEE FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore) BALANCE SHEET 31ST DECEMBER, 1975 SHARE CAPITAL, REBERVEB AND LIABILITIES SHARE CAPITAL Authorised, issued and fully paid 1,000,000 shares of SI each STATUTORY RESERVE (Note 1) REVENUE RESERVE Unappropriated profit Total Share Capital and Reserves CURRENT LIABILITIES Deposits Other
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    IT'S EASY IF YOU KNOW HOW
    86 6 Have you heard people tell tou that "anyone can learn to waterski. So don't give up hope" as you climb out of the water (or the umpteenth time, trailing your skis behind you? Well, the big fellow on the right would seem to prove
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    Lock icon Non-stop walking
    46 6 Reuter Kabul, Monday Indian athlete Habbans Singh,- 28, walked nonstop for 141 hours in the town of Jalalabad in eastern Afghanistan, the official Bakhta News Agency reported yesterday. He took only fruit Juice and tea as he kept pacing around a small ring. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Labour govt may be forced out
    354 6 OVER POUND CRISIS Reuter London, Monday Britain's minority Labour government could be forced out of office this week in a clash with the Conservative opposition over the run on the pound sterling. Observers expect the government, headed for the last nine weeks by Prime
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    Lock icon Doctors spot the No. 1 killer
    331 6 Cause of heart attacks found Reuter Cape Town, Monday A team of South African doctors believe they have made a breakthrough towards preventing sudden heart attacks by discovering what causes them, a spokesman for the Groote Schuur Hospital here said yesterday. The team, headed
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    Lock icon Habitat controversy
    130 6 Reuter Vancouver, Monday— Developing countries at the UN Conference on Human Settlements <Habltat) have sought to get their right of control over foreign Investments, particularly multinational corporations, included in the final conference document. After six days of the 12-day conference, developing nations known as the Group of 77
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    Lock icon Trade pact
    38 6 Reuter Cairo, Monday, Egypt and China signed a U*****.2 million ($36« million) trade protocol yesterday. Vice-Foreign Trade Minister Chew Chieh signed for China and Under-secretary of Trade Ahmed Wafaa Sayed for Egypt during the ceremory. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Bhutto visit
    37 6 Reuter Kabul, Monday —Pakistan Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto is due here today on a four-day official visit for talks with President Mohammed Daoud Khan aimed at easing tension between the two neighbouring Muslim states.—
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    Lock icon TODAY
    164 6 UPI TODAY Is Monday, June 7, the 159 th day of 1976 with 207 to follow. THE MOON Is between Its nrst quarter and full phase. THE MORNING STARS are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS are Mars and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the
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    Strains of Mozart resound in the Grand Canyon
    436 6  -  AMERICA JANE GASKELL Deep in the heart of the Gran Canyon chamber music is to resound from natural rock chambers. The Arrigua Quartet is conducting beautiful experiment to find out how the canyon wind and the rushing rapids will blend with Mozart
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    Lock icon The Odd Corner
    40 6 Reuter Melbourne. Monday The Society for Perpendicular Interment here yesterday announced a v/orld-wid? campaign to have dead people buried upright in cylindrical cardboard coffins because ''horizontal burial took up too much room In an overcrowded world." Reuter.
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      213 6 WORLD WEATHER San Francisco Fair, 9-22 C. Headline: Idaho dam bursts 30,000 flee homes. London Partly cloud>, 13-22 C. Headline: Callagan resists demand for cuts. Moscow Sunny. 1720C. Pravda headline: Honour of Soviet sport Sov.et sportsmen on the eve of Olympic Games. Tokyo Sunny, 24-16 C. Headline: Lockheed three set
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    Lock icon Miki to meet Ford on payoff scandal
    215 7 UPI Tokyo, Monday Prime Minister Takeo .Miki, determined to clear up the Lockheed payoff scandal while in office, said yesterday he would discuss the case with US President Ford later this month. Mr. Miki. fighting pres sure on him to step dowt from
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    Lock icon PM's choice
    38 7 Reuter New Delhi, Monday Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi last night named Mr. Syed Mir Qaslm. former Chief Minister of Kashmir, as Minister without portfolio and a member of her Cabinet, according to an official statement.—Reu-
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    Lock icon Arafat: Stop this massacre
    462 7 Call to Arabs to halt Syria's 'all-out offensive' Reuter Tripoli, Monday PLO chief Yasser Arafat last night said Syrian forces had started an all-out offensive in Lebanon, according to the Libyan news agency Arna. In a telegram to Arab heads of state, he called for Intervention
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    Lock icon Ford: No arms aid for Rhodesia
    242 7 Reagan's move under fire Reuter New York, Monday President Ford has flatly ruled out any chance of US military aid in Rhodesia and southern Africa. Defending a controversial series of political campaign advertisements attacking his rival Republican Ronald Reagan's stand on Rhodesia, Mr. Ford
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    Lock icon FROM HAWAII TO TAHITI
    71 7 The Hawaiian sailing canoe Hoknle'a Is escorted by native canoes upon arrival in Tahiti on Frldiy in the harbour of Papeete. The double hulled canoe with a crew of 15, who set out to test the theory that, as long as 1000 years ago, Polynesians sailed
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    Rape: Don't risk your life
    104 7 Brisbane, Monday. A Roman Catholic spokesman here said yesterday women should not risk their lives by fighting rapists to protect their virginity. The Church spokesman in Brisbane, Father Paul McLachlan, issued a statement following a controversy over the eulogy given by a priest at the
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    Lock icon Move to ease law on mixed marriage
    119 7 UPI Washington, Monday A nigh level, international Roman CatholicAnglican commission is recommending that Catholics ease their rules which govern permission for mixed marriages wlthlr the two churches. It said where one partner is Catholic and the other Anglican, there should be relaxation of
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    Lock icon Getty to be buried in California
    137 7 Reuter London, Mondav. The boay oi o»l billionaire Jean Paul Getty will be tlown for burial this week to Calllornia the home he longed to retire to. Lawyers In New York yesterday sifted through the papers of Mr. Getty, who died In the early
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      371 7 Let us teach you at home to become a qualified ■iwmiu: OR BOOK-KEEPER well paid, secure, important Evey firm needs en Accountant How can you antar thie fina profeaaion* Tha enawer i» simple Learn at home, quickly, study at home easily, with the L.S.A. betteb^uturei Whatever your job now, the
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    Sound of silence at Betong
    383 8 The Malaysian pullout from Betong has been completed. If the Thai Government does not adequately replace the Malaysian Police Field Force unit with its own troops, says Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie, the communists will have won "a safe sanctuary and strategic victory" after their "significant
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  • WHISPERS By ISPY
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      Superstar status
      76 8 One's social status Is often Influenced by who one's friends are. An executive discovered this recently when his friend, who happened to be a local so c c e r superstar, dropped by his office on a social-cum-busi- ness call, and caused quite a flurry in the typing
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      An unique daily bread
      59 8 Eager to Impress some visitors from Taiwan, a Singaporean took them to dinner at one of the "Best local restaurants. "The dishes we're having tonight are all unique," she boasted during dinner. To which her guest pointed to the special sesame rolls on the table and
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    Of local shoes...
    806 8  -  J. TICHY Bata Shoe (S) Pte. Ltd., Singapore 4. I refer to your advertlsment feature. Imported Shoes One Step Ahead <NN, June 1). The various references made in the article to local manufacturers and Imported footwear appeared to be very sweeping and general, with adverse comments on
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    The fall of the pound
    237 8  -  "N VOICE OF THE PRESS 'a SIN CHEW JIT POH Two days ago the British pound plunged from $1.7530 to $1.7192 against the U3 dollar, a drop of nearly US four cents within three hours. News agencies say that this Is the lowest in history.
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    LDP: A NEED FOR NEW BLOOD
    663 8  -  MONDAY WITH SONNY YAP SONNY YAP The flack from the Lockheed payoff scandal is tearing up holes In Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party. It has blown the lid off the 21-year-old once omnipotent party and revealed it for what it is today: a cauldron
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    Lock icon Kissinger's private plans...
    685 9  -  Hopes to retire, but not before Ford's term Opinion By C.L. Sulzberger NYT Vienna, Monday It is most unusual that Henry Kisslpger's personal plans should be a matter of political Interest in the United States apd policy interest abroad where, according to history's custom, the Secretary of
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    Lock icon SPRUCING UP FOR WORLD BANK MEET
    558 9 Reuter Manila, Monday The Philippines capital echoes to the sounds of hammers and cement mixers, thfe rash of steel and concrete as the country braces itself for the biggest conference ever held here. All over the city, and particularly along the wide, sea-facing Roxas
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      151 9 At Ming Court we have two men with the magic touch. One is our French chef Guy Robin,l other, B __J pianist Mhd tk&David Ng Wr M'sieur Robin turns every simple French recipe into a simmering or sizzling gourmet's delight. He hails from France and Is responsible for the French
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  • trend Centrespread edited by Betty L.Khoo
    • Dear Ros
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        Aussie couple and the jealous neighbours
        483 10 / 11 My wife and I are Australians. We have been living here for nearly three years. Our best friends are a local couple. We have two young children; they also have two children of the same age and both our families are very close. Recently
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        She wants us to dress alike
        249 10 / 11 Dear Ros. My sister and I have an embarrassing problem all because of our envious and foolish mother. She wants us to dress alike because her sister-in-law's <win daughters do so. Bhe says they look really cute and pretty and wants us to follow
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        THE WAYWARD HUBBY
        348 10 / 11 My husband Is unfaithful. Although our marriage Is only one year old, he has been having affairs with many girls. In fact, he started his wayward actlvltes when we were courting. He gets attracted to every good looking and eligible woman he meets and has affairs with
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        He is no more the same man...
        163 10 / 11 When I was a schoolgirl, I loved a working man. I believe he also liked me. We met quite often until he went abroad. But things changed after his return. Although we run into one another often—now we are working in the same
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        Mother who is never at home
        203 10 / 11 I am stuck with a mother who gambles In the day and spends her evenings at the Chinese operas. I have tried suggesting that she stop gambling but it's to no avail. Sometimes I just want her out of the house we have nothing
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        Reader writes
        105 10 / 11 I read 'A Burden's letter* in your Dear Ros column (NN, May 17) and am writing in to tell her not to be discouraged with her failure, or be affected by her sister's contempt. Many great men in history failed many times before they achieved success. How one
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      Lock icon Smart and simple
      137 10 / 11 Eye catching prints from smart daywear to stunning evening plumage. Nothing fussy, just striking small prints on sheer crepe. Nothing gaudy about these prints either. They're just shades of one colour. And to "show ofT" these prints to the fullest, dress styles are kept simple yet classic.
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      STRAW BAGS ARE THE NEW CRAZE
      401 10 / 11  -  I =3 GIRL-TALK by < J.Schoon STRAW bags the latest craze in town, and just the things to team with casual and sporty clothes. Cleverly matted with different textures of straw, some have handles of rope or leather. The wide variety of styles range
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      30 10 / 11 w for a life of fun and excitement 7' O de LANCOME refreshing eau de toilette fW I mM >NM 1 THE BORNEO COMPANY (A Mmb« of it* Inctoap* Group)
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      90 10 / 11 k SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL OFFER 50g Jar, Now at $75 (While stock lasts) Think of the big savings. A regular 35g Jar costs ♦62. VISIBLE DIFFERENCE is Elizabeth Arden's unique moisturizing and texturizing creme in one. It actually penetrates 20 cell layers of your skin, to help make your skin more
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    Lock icon MAKING SOLAR ENERGY FROM WAVES
    610 12 Britain sets aside $4 mil for research NYT London, Monday For centuries the tempestuous seas around Britain's coastline have served as a barrier against invasion and as an inspiration to its poets. Now the waves that pound those bulwarks may be put to use. The
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
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      532 12 Monday NEW NATION MONEYWORDS Cut out and pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Address Tel: FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW MBOBaB Cut along dotted I met CLUES FOR CJ-1 1. Moke tuneful sounds with the lips closed 2. This can readily be associated
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      401 12 Jackpot goes up to $3000 Frederick Tan misses by three points 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 CH. One entrant submitted a solution which
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      78 12 CH-5:2: It's basically a question of the RIGHT sort of diet, to whatever extent this mav mean a LIGHT diet. Preference for RIGHT. CH-5:4: A CHIEF may. of course act ruthlessly; but a THIEF, as such, can hardly do otherwise. Preference for CHIEF. CH-6:3: Animals hibernate instinctively, rather than for
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  • ENGLISH
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      Modal auxiliaries the verbs that help
      2047 13 This series is compiled by a panel of three English language experts Dr. Lee Kok Cheong, Mr. Arthur Yap and Miss Ngoh Geok Lun. Auxiliary verbs are words that associate with other verbs and are more simply known as "helping verbs." True auxiliaries cannot
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      Why we say THE Paya Lebar airport
      514 13 In your series on English two small points in Lesson 10 (NN. May 24) bothered me. I—ln the answers to the exercise you that Paya Lebar Airport takes the article THE, but Mr. Lee is not preceded by an article because it is
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    Market in 2-phase movement
    352 14 Consolidation after weakness LONDON After being closed on Monday, the market this week moved In two distinct phases, a particularly weak period followed by a time of consolidation and some recovery. The first phase occupied Tuesday and Wednesday when, mainly due to the rapidly falling sterling
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    Cautious trading on low volume
    335 14 MILAN The Italian Stock Exchange, after registering 1.6 p.c. recovery In the first session, showed light declines which led prices to the same levels of previous week. Volume of transactions continued to be very low. Investors' attitude is. in fact, always characterised by a careful
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    Buyers are cautious
    306 14 PARIS Although there has been little Increase In market volume the technical rally continued In the market at the beginning of the week. The low level of transactions underlines the lack of sellers as well as the caution of buyers. Among the classical blue chips Aqultalne and
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    Weaker trend at mart
    393 14 Steady rise in Swiss franc a negative factor ZURICH On the Zurich Stock Exchange, a mixed and predominantly weaker trend prevailed, but it should be pointed out that turnover was also relatively modest. The average level of quotations slipped downwards just under 1 per cent. Apart
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    MNCs in US hedging against falling pound
    401 14 New York, MondayMultinational companies based In the UB, faced by an unabating decline in the value of the British pound, have been seeking every means available to minimise their vulnerability to its continuing plunge, according to foreign-ex-change dealers in New York. Despite these
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    No bids, so prices take a dip
    171 14 FRANKFURT The technical rebound from last week's low was stopped on Tuesday and the absence of bids caused share prices to retreat slightly. Banks, automobiles and department stores have been showing above average losses during the last two days. The Remarks by Bundesbank
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    Copper: Manila has enough
    110 14 Manila, Monday.—The Philippines has enough copper to guarantee mining for the next 50 years even at the present rate of expansion, according to the Bureau of Mines in a weekend statement. It put the proven and possible deposits at nearly 3000 million tonnes at last Dec.
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    499 15  -  Motoring by Nick van Nugteren Datsun introduced its front wheel drive economy cars in 1970. One of the models, now a familiar sight in Singapore, is the Datsun 100 A. It's successor Is the 100AF 11, and this Is the car I had the
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    SOME CLASSICS OF THE LATE FIFTIES
    618 15  -  What to look for in these machines < > Motorcycling by Lee Chiu San Burled in motorcycling's past are some truly great bikes. Names like Brough Superior, Aerial Square Four, Scott Flying Squirrel and Vincent Black Shadow evoke fond memories in many an old
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      428 15 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you possess all the Intellectual ability necessary to make a success of whatever you attempt. Unfortunately, however. you are at times disinclined to apply your full intelligence to the tasks at hand. Your habit of attempting to consider any number of
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    A lamb chop for every Test run
    410 16 London, Monday The rising price of meat might provide the key to the success of England's cricket Test hero David Steele. For every run Steele produces for England, ne receives a laniD chop and his unbeaten 105 on the third day ox the
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      585 16 miiwM TRADE DIRECTORIES. ABOUT 50 countries directories for sale. For brochures, prices contact Sunho Trading. Tel. *****58/ *****1. PAINLESS EAR PIERCING 111-J River Valley Road (near Kllliney Road junction) Tal: 370*23 S'pore 'II ,""""11 LEONIE FASHION CENTRE 427-B River Valley Road, (S) Tal: *****41 Guaranteed Dressmaking Course (Elem. Int.) Saturday:
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      164 16 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE OF SHIP'S NAME We, CHUAN HUP MARINE (PTE) LTD of 166, Tyrwhitt Road (8) hereby give notice that In consequence of our Intended change of vessel's name. We have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships under Section 417 of the Merchant Shipping Act (Chapter
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    Lock icon Chinese years behind
    124 17 Reuter Sydney. Monday. Australian tennis star Ken Rosewall saic yesterday tennis standards in China were well below World class. Rosewall. with Australians Neale Fraser, Mai Anderson, Michelle Pekovick and Kerryn Pratt, played a series ol exhibition matches in Peking and Canton during a nine-dav tour as part
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    Jujitsu: An offer by expert
    572 17  -  MARTIAL ARTS by Wilfred Shimmen An exponent of JuJitsu considered in Japan as one of the most. lethal forms of martial arts is prepared to teach the art to Singapore police and Armed Forces personnel. Mr. K.B. Moorthy, sth dan judo-ka and president of the
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    PODMORE SHINES IN SWATOW'S VICTORY
    685 17  -  RACING uith Brian Miller Swatow 11, unbeaten in hjs last three starts, made it four-in-a-row when he trounced the opposition in no uncertain terms on the final day of the Pro-Am meetine at Buklt Timah yesterday. Installed a hot favourite, this Blueccope geld Ing gave
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    Quit notice
    28 17 Buenos Aires. Monday. —Argentina's World middleweight boxing champion Carlos Monzon said yesterday he would retire after Aghting Colombia's Rodrigo Valdes In Monte Carlo on June 26.
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    500 in Soviet Olympic team
    188 17 Mcscow, Monday The Soviet Union will send a team of over 500 sportsmen and women, including 19 current Olympic champions, to this Summers Games In Montreal and will compete In every event except field hockey, it was announced yesterday. A report from the team selectors
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      257 17 9 Interlaced 10 Yellowish-red 11 the Knife 12 Dies 13 Watch over 18 Drag 19 Hit on the head 23 Fr. river 24 Port-au-Prince land 25 Doubleday 26 Welt 27 Gaze fixedly 28 Burn with water 29 Of royal blood 30 Goose genus 32 In concert 35 Like a gremlin
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    Lock icon Mitsui 'giants' are too speedy
    477 18  -  By BRIAN MILLER Singapore's Asia Electric, fresh from their resounding 116-63 victory over Indonesia's P e k a n Baru on Saturday, saw their hopes of winning the championship dimmed when they were beaten 83-66 by Japan's Mitsui Life Insurance on the second day of
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    Lock icon Iraq beat Yemen in Asian Cup
    201 18 Reuter UPI Teheran, Monday Iraq beat Yemen 1-0 in fourth day of Asian Cup soccer championship here at 100,000-seat Aryamehr Stadium, yesterday. Half-time score was 0-0. Iraq's only goal was scored by striker Kazem Vahal In the 84th minute. At the end of the
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    Lock icon Van Damme clocks fastest 800 m
    365 18 Reuter Dortmund, Monday, Ivo Van Damme of Bel--Bum moved Into the lympic reckoning when he clocked one minute 45.1 seconds for the fast est 800 metres in the world this year at an International athletics meeting here yesterday. The Belgian, who was a tenth
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    Africans told: Boycott French instead
    242 18 Klsumu, Monday —The team manager of Kenya's athletics squad to the Montreal Olympics said here yesterday the Supreme Council for Sport In Africa (SCSA) should tell Africans to boycott French sportsmen and women, rather than New Zealanders, at the Olympics. Alsh Jeneby, a longtime critic
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    Kodes bows out easily
    232 18 Paris, Monday Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia, champion in 1970 and 1971, went out in the third round of the men's singles at the French international tennis championships here yesterday. Kodes, seeded ninth, was giving away eight years In age to Hungarian Balacs Taroczy and it showed.
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    Swim team
    27 18 Tokyo. Monday Olympic void medalist Nobutaka Taguchl was selected yesterday among 18 swimmers and divers to represent Japan In the Montreal Olympic Oames next month.
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      51 18 m a a 7/a an L MB TH MEANING OF Ul H HI 0 V: m WW Mi »*a ft ill It ■■i >•) NORBERT r MCHWEt? 15 <SOIUG TO SrAtf U)HU U5 A FEUJ WEEKS e Bl t ur» 5§ H 5© •1 to a ll'iiß £Sfe I by
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    Lock icon Nasir's blitz peps up the drama
    1163 19  -  But Q'town not disgraced by Jeffrey Low Farrer Park United and Queenstown, the two most improved teams in the First Division soccer League, played with champion's fire in a thoroughly exciting match at Queenstown Stadium yesterday afternoon. At the rate both clubs are pertormlng.
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    WEEKEND RESULTS
    65 19 SATURDAY: Armed Forces 2 (Wilfred Krih, Ho Kwang Hock) Jurong I; Toa Payoh 8 (Tan Kheng Poh Z, Gbasali Gani, Mohammed Noh, Lee Teik Ngee, Zalnal Abidin, Majld Ariff, Urn Teng Sai) Changi SUNDAY: FarrerPark 3 (Naslr JalU 2, Lee Choo Ann) Qneenatown 2 (R. Rajendran, Rami! Sadl);
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    51 20 MEI LIN: Actually the Use Your Hanus campaign is nothing new. During my school days, we used to wash the school on the last day of each term. AH FOOK: Yes, but now with the official endorsement of the Government, It will not seem so much of a
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      665 20 TV AND RADIO SINGAPORE 5 3.00 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed bv KUDL'UBA MALAR (T/r) 3.35 DIARY OF EVENTS (T) 4 00 GENERAL HOSPITAL 4.20 1 S A I AMUTHAM <r>. A selection of Indian classical music featuring Raj Kumar (sltar) and Rajlnder Kumar 8harma (tabla) 4.40 INTERMISSION 6.05 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed
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      171 20 Today's top shows LAST STRONGHOLD: The Unknown Jungle. (Ch. 5 at 7 p.m. in colour.) The jungles which cover a large part of South-east Asia are among the least known jungles in the world. This documentary discusses the flora and fauna of these equatorial forests. TREASURES OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM:
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