New Nation, 21 April 1971

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  • 16 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Wednesday evening, April 21, 1971 No. 80 Price 15 cents I NKW NATION
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  • 445 1 PM's personal bid to end Pakistan crisis. New Nation Foreign Service London, Wednesday Britain was seeking to bring about an end to the strife in East Pakistan and to achieve a political solution, the Prime Minister, Mr. Edward Heath, said yesterday. Mr. Heath said he set out
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  • 420 1 Jail for assassination bid on Pope New Nation Foreign Service Manila, Wednesday Bolivian painter Benjamin Mendoza Amor was today found guilty of the attempted murder of Pope Paul VI. He was given the minimum Jail sentence of between two years four -nonths and one day to i
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  • 138 1 A massive power failure, stretching from Toa Payoh to Ponggol blacked out 20 square miles of Singapore soon after 9 a.m. today. Among the places affected were the headquarters of RTS, Thomson Road Hospital, Woodbrldge Hospital and part of Seletar air base. After 30 minutes,
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  • 13 1 Police reported 57 accidents on our roads yesterday. Seven were serious.
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  • 403 1  -  Murdered ■J woman's children unaware of killing By Wee Beng Huat Two little sisters —one five, the other three kept asking for their mother today, unaware that she had been slashed to death in the kitchen of their home last night. Chia Why Yee and her
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  • 58 1 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday.—The Finance Minister, Tun Tan Slew Sin, is expected to leave for London early next month to attend the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association's annual conference. After the meeting, he is likely to go on to New York for trade and finance talks. Tun Tan Is
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  • 31 1 Mr. Donald E. Vaughan, an American safety expert, will speak on Singapore road accidents to members of the Lions Club of Jurong at Cuscaden House tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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  • 131 1 Athens, Wednesday. The Regent of Greece, General George Zoltakls, yesterday told the Green people that the revolution which seized power four years ago should continue Its efTorts to complete Its mission.. In a nationwide TV and radio broadcast to mark the fourth anniversary of
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  • 115 1 Quiet conditions ruled on the stock exchange this morning. Blue Chips and the better ciass shares were steady. Malayan Tobacco was transacted at $4.28, William Jacks at $2.01, Tractors Malaysia at $2.33 and Pan Malaysia Cement at $1.26. United Overseas Bank was slightly easier. The share changed
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  • 33 1 Madras, Wednesday Twenty-three ships were lying idle at Madras port yesterday, the 13th day of a dock workers' strike over wages and allowances which has paralysed loading and unloading operations.
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  • 314 1 New Nation Foreign Service Washington, Wednesday Mr. Graham Steenhoven, president, of the US Table Tennis Association, announced last nity that China has accepted an invitation to send a table tennis team to the United States. Mr. Steenhoven said details of the trip had not
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  • 229 2 Charity organisations whose work is to care for the poor and the needy at times also have to face the problem of unauthorise people going round collecting gifts from firms. Mr. Cyril Chew, director of the Catholic Welfare Services said: "I received several complaints from commercial firms
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  • 249 2 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday Coffee dealers and shopkeepers are protesting against a proposal by the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority to license the trade in coffee beans They described the proposal as "unrealistic and unfair" and will bring haraship to all concerned in the trade. FAMA's
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  • 88 2 A film premiere of Too Late The Hero will be held at the Capitol Theatre on May 12 at 9.15 p.m. to raise funds for the Jurong Town Creche. The Lions' Club (Jurong) hopes to raise some $15,00Q to buy equipment and furniture for the creche. President
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  • 56 2 West Berlin Wednesday— Mr. Klaus Schuetz was reelected as governing mayor of West Berlin here yesterday receiving 72 votes of the 136 city Parliament deputies. The 45-year old mayor because heard of the city administration in 1967 after his predecessor, Pastor Heinrich Albertz, was forced to resign
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  • 151 2 The Muslim community will celebrate Prophet Muhammad's birthday with three days of prayer, lectures and charitable work. All the events will take place at the Sultan Mosque in North Bridge Road and at the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society in Lorong 12, Geylang on May 6, 8
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  • 81 2 Carpet tiles, a new concept in carpeting, has been introduced to the local domestic and commercial markets. The tiles in eye-catching colours and designs are flexible they can be moved from one part of a room to another. Mr. G.M. Garty, director of overseas sales of
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  • 97 2 lines will take delivery of its second $4 million Fok-ker-27 500 aircraft today. The plane, with a threeman crew, will touch down at Singapore Airport at 2.50 p.m. after a 7200-mile flight from Amsterdam. A total of nine Fokkers have been ordered by MSA. The new
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  • 428 2  -  No call to Australia, NZ to pay for troops' stay By John Hoffman Melbourne Herald Australian and New Zealand troops based in Singapore will probably pay only for the goods and services they use, a Singapore government spokesman said today. He said no suggestion had been heard
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  • 338 2 500 flats for workers some ready next year A $5 million housing project is under construction at the Naval Base the first such project to be undertaken by the government in the area. Three blocks of flats will be ready for occupation by the
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  • 209 2 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday Malaysia's dependence on the Far East Freight Conference for shipping its cargo to Europe and Russia will gradually decrease as more Russian ships will call regularly at Malaysian ports in future. This undertaking was given by the visiting fourman Russian Shipping
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  • 58 2 Rome, Wednesday—Communist China's first ambassador to Italy, Mr. Shen Ping, handed his credential to President Giuseppe Saragat yesterday only 24 hours after his arrival in Rome. Diplomatic observers said the usual speed of the ceremony most ambasdentials several days after their arrival—was evidence of the interest
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  • 79 2 Jakarta. Wednesday. Three main political parties in East Java have agreed to unite to face alleged marpractices by Sekber Golkar the army-backed Joint association of functional groups, Jakarta newspapers reported today. They quoted the secre-tary-general of the biggest Muslim party, the Nahdatul mama, Mr. Jusuf Has Jim
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  • 278 2 Higher prices, suggested Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday Chemical manufacturers here are hit by the prevailing low rubber price and the high cost of, raw materials which have to be imported. The chairman of Pacific Chemicals Berhad, Mr. R.W. Lundeen, said this at the annual general meeting of
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  • 188 2 American singer Jack Jones flew into Singapore today and talked about the trend towards romanticism. "I think it started in the States with the motion picture, Love Story," he said. "It was a very, very nice movie." Tall, fair-haired and green-eyed, looking tired after
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  • 404 2 Overseas students on grant warned Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday The government warned today that scholarship students studying overseas will not have their visas extended if they breach their agreement. In the past, many such students broke the agreement by electing to xtay back in the countries where they
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  • 68 2 Mr. Ng Hon Wing was elected president of the Association of Singapore Radiographers at its recent annual general meeting. Other officials elected were: vice-president Mr. Martin Chew Boon Keng; secretary. Mr. Chan Chee Chew; treasurer, Mr. Edmund Aroeoo; assistant secretary, Mrs. P. Teo Tien Choo. Council members:
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  • 68 2 Tokyo, Wednesday—The world's largest tanker, 372,400 or ton Nisseki Maru, was launched yesterday at Kure yard, western Japan. The Tokyo Tanker Company, owner of the 9,6000mlllion yen £ll million tanker, said that upon completion late in September, the Nissekl Maru will be commissioned on the Japan-Persian Gulf route
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  • 209 2 Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday The Gerakan Ra'ayat is calling oij more women to take up politics. e j?ter in the Selangor Legislative Assembly, Mrs Ganga Nayar, said: 'Women must take a more active part in politics and not be left behind men as many of the
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 104 2 Weather Temperatures in capitals yesterday: Hong Kong 7 Jakarta 9 Taipeh 8 Tokyo 6 Seoul 6 Bangkok 9 Manila 9 Kuala Lumpur 9 Naha 7 London 6 Moscow 5 New York 7 San Francisco 5 Sydney 7 Melbourne 6 Perth 7 Singapore Singapore's weather forecast from 1 p.m. to 6
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  • 590 3 Bank lists advantages of investing in Singapore The minimal control over capital movements in and out of Singapore is one of the attractive features for foreign investors in the Republic. To further encourage foreign capital inflow, the government allows banks in Singapore to keep two
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  • 176 3 Some 25 civil engineers from government statutory bodies and the commercial sector will attend a six-day lecture on soil stabilisation techniques at the University of Singapore from May 11. The course conducted by Dr. S.D. Ramaswamy, lecturer in civil engineering, faculty of engineering, University
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  • 60 3 Singapore, Wednesday The Continuing Education Committee, Faculty of Engineering of the University of Singapore, will conduct a six-session course on instrumentation for mechanical analysis from May 11. Sessions will be held on Tuesdays and Fridays untU May 28 at the faculty's mechanical analysis laboratory In Prince Edward Road.
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  • 115 3 Medical gear on show Nancy Tan and Angelina Wu may not have the opportunity to see the American Apollo astronauts landed on the moon. But they can at least find consolation by trying on the moon glasses by the spacemen. The sunglasses are on
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  • 412 3 Contributions to be made for 10 p.c. service charges Most of the big hotels in the Republic which have been charging customers a 10 per cent service charge and then paying it out to their .staff as an allowance have been surprised to learn that such
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  • 95 3 Mr. Lasar John, 05, died today at the Thomson Road General Hospital, four days after a Royal Navy van he was travelling in collided with a fire douser in the Naval Base. He was the second man to die in the crash. Inche Mohammed Said, a fireman,
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  • 513 3 Staff group to see Dr. Toh A committee of staff members at the University of Singapore will meet the Vive-chan-cellor, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, to discuss academic staff grievances. The committee has been set up by the' Kesatuan Akademis, a university staff association. A spokesman
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  • 127 3 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday The plans for the new Selangor Club building have been completed and will be put forward to the club members for approval soon. A club spokesman said yesterday that the approval for the plans will be sought at an extraordinary general
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  • 160 3 The road widening project at Beach Road is proving a headache for motor-cyclists and motorists alike. During the day they have to put up with the dust from the Golden Mile development work. At night, they have to be careful not to hit large
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  • 334 3 A University of Singapore bulletin has called for the preservation of a staff association now threatened with extinction. The editorial of the Kesatuan bulletin, organ of the local staff association or the Kesatuan Akademis, called for co-existence between this association and a staff
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  • 156 3 Mr. J.F. Conceicao, MP chairman of 1971 Trade Exposition Organising Committee, will be visiting the exposition site at the Old Kalian* airport today at 2.30 p.m. to study the progress of the exposition. The Blood Transfusion Service mobile unit will be stationed at Mount Vernon
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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  • THE WORLD
    • 198 4 Reuter Washington. Wednesday Vice-President, Spiro Agnew said yesterday there was no disagreement between him and President Nixon over American overtures to China, despite reports that he has s e rio us misgivings about improving relations with Peking. Mr. Agnews views
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    • 544 4 New round in campaign for Vietnam pullout- New Nation Foreign Service Washington. Wednesday Scores of Vietnam veterans yesterday cheered senators who launched a new round in the campaign to legislate an end to American involvement in the Indo-China war. The veterans packed into a Senate
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    • 53 4 Japan's Princess Nori is pictured in the grounds of the Togu Palace with her mother, Crown Princess Michiko, and her brother, Prince Aya, on her second birthday. The princess, the youngest granddaughter of Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako, is already the out-door type. She likes singing,
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    • 225 4 Reuter Jakarta, Wednesday Indonesia would be hit by conflicts if the army backed Sekbar Golkar (Joint association of functional groups) did not win the general election in July, a Golkar spokesman warned yesterday: Mr. Median Sirait, who is in charge of Golkar's election campaign, told a Press
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    • 75 4 Washington, Wednesday The American Space Agency yesterday set the launch dates for the twin Mariner spacecraft mission to Mars for May 7 and May 17. The agency said these were the best dates for launch in view of trajectories and other technical phases of the mission. The spacecraft
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    • 64 4 Zurich, Wednesday. A middle-aged mkn yesterday threatened to blow up a flat in which he is holding an Austrian woman prisoner unless the local government pay ransom of five million francs (£500,000). Police, who surrounded the block of flats, said the man claimed he had 66 lb.
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    • 23 4 Paris, Wednesday.— The Marchioness of Blandford, the former Tina Onassis, yesterday initiated divorce proceedings against her husband, the Marquess of Blandford.
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    • 583 4 It's up to China Washington, Razak tells Pompidou Reuter Paris, Wednesday The Malaysian Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, yesterday conferred with the French President. Mr. Georges Pompidou, and said afterwards it was mainly up to China and the United States to bring about a neutral zone
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    • 205 4 Reuter Saigon, Wednesday Lieutenant Colonel Frank Miller, the commander of all US air assets used in the recent firebase 6 campaign in South Vietnam's Central Highlands, has been relieved of his command. US military sources said yesterday. Colonel Miller has been highly critical of the
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    • 49 4 Los Angeles, Wednesday. The last remaining whale company In the United States will go out of business on November 1. The Del Monte Fishing Co. on Monday received its final licence, under which the government authorised a maximum catch of 165 whales until Nov. 1.
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    • 240 4 Reuter Manila, Wednesday The first day of the 27th session of the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE) ended with a called from its members to bridge the gap between rich and poor countries. ECAFE executive secretary U Nyun
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    • 255 4 United Press International Tel Aviv, Wednesday Soviet technicians are building a naval base at Mersa Matruh as part of the Soviet Union's overall strategic plan to outflank NATO on its southern front, an Israeli military source said yesterday. Diplomatic sources In London first revealed the
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    • 196 4 Reuter •Washington, Wednesday Israel's Deputy Premier, Mr. Yigal Allon, said yesterday his government had made a positive response to Egyptian proposals for reopening the Suez Canal, but would insist that Soviet and Arab forces be kept out of the Sinai. Mr. Allon, on a one-day
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    • 244 4 Reuter Teheran, Wednesday Tengku Abdul Rahman, secretary-general of the Islamic Conference and former Malaysian Premier inaugurated a conference here yesterday to discuss the establishment of an international Islamic news agency. Sources close to the threeday conference said all aspects of establishing the international Islamic News Agency
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    • 144 5 Reuter Kampala, Wednesday Uganda protested to the Sudan last night claiming that 500 Ugandan guerrillas supporters of ex-President Milton Obote had crossed from southern Sudan and clashed with Ugandan troops. If 1 a strongly worded Note released here by the Foreign Affairs Ministry, the Ugandan government
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    • 176 5 Reuter Canberra, Wednesday In a written reply to an opposition Labour question, the Foreign Affairs Minister Mr. Leslie Bury said yesterday the Australian Government spent US $4.4 million on a road in northern Borneo which was not completed and was of only limited
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    • 69 5 Vienna, Wednesday. Bulgarian party leader Todor Zhivkov promised special efforts to raise living standards in his country when the Tenth Congress of the Bulgarian Communist Party opened yesterday in Sofia. Communist congress normally incorporate this promise but since the outbreak of Polish worker discontent last year over
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    • 199 5 United Press International Tokyo, Wednesday Russia's merchant marine is emergihg as an important factor in Pacific shipping, offering cut-rate prices, US Maritime Commission chairman, Mrs. Bentley, said yesterday. She said the governmentbacked Soviet merchant marine opened service between the United States and Japan last
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    • 168 5 Reuter London, Wednesday A British psychologist yesterday forecast the development of non-ad-dictive drugs which would increase intelligence, help young people mature faster, and aid society's misfits. Dr. William Sargant, physician-in-charge of the Department of Psychological Medicine at a London hospital, told a medical meeting these
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    • 65 5 Paris, Wednesday. A husband received a twoweeks suspended prison term here for pushing his wife from whom he is separated into a partly filled rubbish bin, piuring more garbage on top of her and then closing the lid on her head. The incident happened during a row
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    • 269 5 He 'insulted' Suharto Jakarta, Wednesday An Indonesian newspaper editor went on trial here yesterday on charges of' "insulting the President, high ranking government officials and spreading hatred and hostility against the republic." Chief editor TJD. Hafaz of the independent Jakarta dally Nusantara thus became the first
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    • 157 5 Reuter Colombo, Wednesday Soviet MiG fighters requested by Ceylon will be used in the Republic's North Central Zone where insurgents have taken control of a big government settlement scheme, according to informed sources. The majority of the settlers are young and sympathetic to the aims
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    • 496 5  -  Moscow shows its hand in the Far East From K. C. Thaler United Press International London, Wednesday Russia has taken its new policy of direct military intervention abroad a step further with the decision to have Soviet planes, pilots and ground crews help suppress extremists in
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    • 106 5 Bangkok, Wednesday— Teachers sent to convert Southern Thailand >. were running Into difficulties and sometimes threats of violence, Education Ministry sources said yesterdayThe education ministry two years ago despatched 200 teachers to the southern provinces on the border with Malaysia to help teach the thai
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    • 397 5 'lndian intelligence services involved' United Press International New Delhi, Wednesday A Pakistani Judicial Commission has held that the Indian Intelligence Services conspired to hijack the Tndian Fokker Friendship aircraft last January to Lahore, Radio Pakistan announced last night. The one-man commission, Nurul Hashid, a judge of
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    • 240 5 Reuter Copenhagen, Wednesday A new "anti-permis-sive" political party threatens to upset calculations about the outcome of this year's Danish general election, to be held either in the early summer or autumn. The Christian People's Party was formed a year ago as a reaction to the
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    • 44 5 Washington, Wednesday.— President Nixon will send to Congress today a US$3.2 million foreign aid programme. The president discussed the measure, which calls for a major ealignment of the US assistance programme, in a two-hour meeting yesterday with Republican Congressional leaders.
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    • 253 5 United Press International Taipei, Wednesday Nationalist China is "taking steps" to prevent Japan from erecting an unmanned weather station on one of the disputed Senkaku islands, Foreign Ministry spokesman, Dr. Wei Yu-sun, said yesterday. In a statement, he said Taipei is making its stand on the
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  • COMMENT
    • 815 6  -  Setback for Kremlin policies By Pakir Singh Diplomatic strategists at the Kremlin will have to do. some fast and furious thinking if Russia is not to be outmanoeuvred by Communist China in the game of international power-balances. While Russian efforts, over the last two years especially, were
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    • 604 6  -  Bra-baring protests over census From Kenneth Joachim Women stripping down to their bras in public to protect their privacy. Senseless? No census. With a massive list of questions for 52 million people In 18 million homes, Britain's 1971 census next Sunday will be the
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    • 506 6  -  From Stanley Karnow Communist China has chosen one of its most experienced diplomats to be ambassador to Canada in an apparent effort to sharpen the focus of its attention towards the United States. The new envoy, Mr. Huang Hua, 61, is a veteran Communist. Educated
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    • 496 6  -  From David Baird While journalists and table tennis players are enjoying Communist hospitality in China, thousands of Chinese are willing to pay up to $40,000 to get their relatives out. More than 2000 letters have poured into the offices of a local Chinese evening
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  • SINGAPORE SCENE
    • 456 7  -  Tuas ties make it hard to go AL SHAHAB Tuas is a small fishing village on the west-south-west coast of Singapore in Jurong district. It is a quaint reminder of an era fast disappearing from the nation's life. About 800 people live in
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    • 1918 7  -  By Al Shahab Sang Nila Utama? Sir Stamford Raffles? Mr. Lee Kuan Yew? The late President Yusof? The late Dato Lee Chian? Dr. Goh Keng Swee? Who is Singapore's national hero? There is no easy answer. For there is no clear-cut definition of a national
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  • 277 8 Vice-President Nguyen Cao Ky's sudden discovery of the rottenness of the civil and military machine in South Vietnam is all too transparent an effort to give himself a billing as a peace candidate for the Presidency in the approaching elections. Whether a man
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  • The voice of the Press
    • 412 8 What the other newspapers are saying: In an article written exclusively for the Nanyang Slang Pao, G. G. Thomson, the former Director of the Political Study Centre, says that in colonial Singapore, because Chinese was the main language of those who had no rights, it became the
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    • 172 8 The increasing flow of Western journalists and other "approved" into China is reminiscent of the Yenan days when Chairman Mao Tse-tung and his followers were about to strike out of the wilderness for recognition and respect and for international support. The partial lifting of the Bamboo
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  • 1406 8  - 45 minutes with Chou the world's most inaccessible premier DICK WILSON So Chou En-lai has done it again. With the unexpected political gesture and a characteristic display of prodigious political charm, this old Communist warrior of well over 72 has caught the world by its ears and created a mood
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  • Letters
    • 817 8  -  MOIZ A. TYEBALLY, TRINED CHAKRABORTY Jackie Sam, In his recent articles, on censorship, was extremely superficial. He was content only to deal with historical facts. He safely manoeuvred himself out of any controversy and avoided delving into any subject deeply. In some cases, he left many
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    • 82 8  -  D. JAMES For Mr. Bakalar to say that New Nation could do well without writers like Pakir Singh is unfair. (NN April 15) I have found Mr. Pakir Singh to be one of the best New Nation writers and do not doubt his approach and style in
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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  • 2931 9 How Singapore ignored the warnings and neglected civil defence FALL Of SINGAPORE THE INSIDE STOfIY PART THREE: 'IMPOSSIBLE TO ALTER THE METHODS OF LOCAL BUREAUCRACY' Fortress Singapore, bastion of British military might in the Far East, was 20 years in the making at a cost of
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  • WOMAN
    • 370 12  -  Though expensive, a piece of Thai silk at times makes a rather unique buy By Elizabeth Choo Thai woven silk fabric Is well-known throughout the world. Its fine texture and brilliant colours make it one of the top items in the Singapore textile market. v If
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    • 440 12  -  Expert views on how women can master the power game From Christabel Hirst Prejudice and discrimination were found time and time again by four economists and sociologists who surveyed women's prospects in higher professional and managerial work. Women are not interested in
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    • 1119 12  -  Its policy is to almost give its money away By Trish Sheppard There is a very sick advertisement around which none too subtly suggests that the best things in life are not free. It's all done in psychedelic art work, no doubt in the
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  • Finance and business
    • 1133 13 ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS industrials 1970-1971 1 wk. 4 wks. Closing Price last Divid. P/E Turntugn LOW ago BgO Stock Bayers Sellers Sale Yield Ratio Over 4.50 2.55 2.55 2.80 Allied Chocolate 2.60 2.54 4.9N 16.1 7 1.90 0.84J 1.14 1.20
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    • 469 13  -  EMPHASIS ON STABILITY FOR QUITE SOME TIME From Bernardino Ronquillo Manila, Wednesday Despite the downward trend in the cost of money in many parts of the world, Philippine monetary authorities have no intention of reducing interest rates in the near future. They
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    • 246 13  -  EMILY NG Copper Industries. offer of 1.4 million $1 shares at par looks set to attract a good deal of interest. The company is the first of its kind in South-East Asia and will be manufacturing some products which are at the moment imported. The company enjoys
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    • 28 13 DETROIT, Wed.— Japanese car manufacturers are vigorously expanding their Invasion of the U.s. market to offset Japan's new liberalised foreign Investment regulations, Autoworld magazine said.
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    • 243 13 United Press International New York, Wednesday Prof it-taking leaned on the stock market yesterday after two weeks of sharp advances. Turnover was fairly heavy. At the final bell, the Dow Jones industrial average was off 4.43 at 944.42. Of the 1,694 issues
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    • 205 13 United Press International London, Wednesday Stock markets were in sparkling form yesterday in nearly all sections. Although business was not large the fresh overnight advance on Wall Street, together with -more cheerful trading news brought widespread gains. By mid-afternoon the Financial
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    • 239 13 Allied Chem 28% Alcoa 65% Am Brands 47% Am Can 35% Am Motor* AT 4 T 50% A 4 P 22% Anaconda 22% Avon Pd Beth Steel 24% Boeing 22% Caterp Trac 52% Chrysler 31% Coca-Cola 98 Control Data 62% Corn Ol Wka 267 Dow Chem 95
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    • 153 13 The first British industrial exhibition will go on show in Singapore for 12 days October this year. The exhibition, which is claimed to be the biggest Singapore has ever seen, will be sited at the Far East Land Forces Base Ordinance Depot in Ayer Rajah Road. Mr.
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    • 887 13  -  PHENOMENAL GROWTH, SAYS LEVER By C.S. ONG If you have watched Singapore progress from a war-torn colony to the modern city it is today, you would leave with fond memories and hope that you could come back often. Mr. S.F.TS. Lever, the general manager of
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  • SPORT 1
    • 172 14 London, Wednesday Arsenal strengthened their chance of winning the English League championship with a 1-0 home win over Burnley last night, but they had to struggle to beat their relegation-doomed rivals. The hard-won victory moved Arsenal two points ahead of Leeds United In the championship race,
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    • 51 14 En*Bsh lit Dir. Arsenal 1 Burnley English 2nd Dlv. Charlton 0 Queens Pk. English 3rd Dlv. Shrewsbury 1 Torquay Utd. English 4th Dir. Grimsby T. S Cokh. Utd. Newport 2 Lincoln Scottish 2nd. D1t. Stenhoosemnlr 0 Stranraer Friendly East fife 1 Elntraeht Bran. Tooth International England 1 Spain
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    • 23 14 Ards 3 Derry City 2 Bangor 0 Glentoran S CUftonville 0 Cofera*ne 0 Distillery 3 Crusaders Portadarwn 1 BaUymena ltd 3
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    • 480 14 United Press International Tokyo, Wednesday The University of Hawaii team's brilliant play has convinced some observers here that Japan's basketball is at a low level. The Hawaii team returned to Honolulu last Sunday night after< winning all of Its eight games by lopsided
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    • 388 14  -  By Jeffrey Low Syed Kasnawi, (pictured above) 19, the Republic's young high jumping talent with the Fosbury Flop, is such a reticent athlete that he is afraid to talk about himself. But the shy, silent character he portrays may well deceive any stranger Into believing that he
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    • 286 14 SPORT lIM THE U S United Press International New York, Wednesday The San Francisco giants continued to soar by edging the St. Louis Cardinals 4-2 for their ninth straight victory in the baseball league yesterday. The Minnesota Twins, however, snapped a sixgame losing streak with
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    • 130 14 New York, Wednesday Baltimore may be ruling the world before May is out. The Colts won the pro football title, the Orioles captured the world series and now its the Bullets turn. Its in the cards, as far as Baltimore guard Fred Carter is concerned.
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    • 106 15 Agence France Presse London, Wednesday A move to ban the visit to Britain of the Pakistan cricket team was started by Labour MPs at the Commons here last night. The Labour motion, sponsored by Mr. Michael Barnes, says the visit to Britain of the
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    • 31 15 London, Wednesday. Lancashire were yesterday rated favourites to win all three English cricket competitions this season the County championship, John Player Sunday league and the Gillette Cup.
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    • 229 15 London, Wednesday A group of English cricket enthusiasts is launching a nation-wide petition for a South African cricket tour of England. The South African cricket petition -committee, will present the petition, with the signatures of as many cricket lovers as possible, to the cricket
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    • 76 15 New York, Wednesday Communist China has accepted an invitation to send a group of table tennis players to the United States, Graham Steenhove, President of the US Table Tennis Association, announced yesterday. Steenhove who led a 15member US table tennis contingent on a tour of Red
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    • 127 15 By Scrutineer Singapore businessman Mr. Robert Goh's up and coming four-year-old, Daryl's Pride, won yet another race in Australia. Last Saturday Daryl's Pride chalked up his third victory of the year when he won the lOf Valiant Encourage handicap at Victoria Park, Adelaide. In January
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    • 59 15 Mrs.Jeanette Sim won the Singapore Island Country Club Memorial Cup when she defeated Mrs. N. C. Ngui 4 and 3 in the final over the Bukit course yesterday. Mrs. Sim had earlier beaten Mrs. Claire Hill 2-up into the final while Mrs. Ngui eliminated Mrs.
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    • 108 15 BOXING Reuter Seoul, Wednesday Japanese light-mid-dleweight Masato Hamano last night knocked out Taiwan's Su Tu Yuan in 39 seconds in the Asian Junior boxing championships here. In other elimination bouts on the first night of the three-day competition, Japan's Hlsao Futaml was stopped in
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    • 143 15 New York, Wednesday Light-heavyweight champion Bob Foster has dismissed reports that heavyweight chamEion Joe Frazier will be i challenger Ray Andersons corner when Foster and Anderson meet in Saturday night's title bout. "He sure lsnt going to do his fighting for him," said Foster. Anderson and
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    • 62 15 Tokyo, Wednesday World Boxing Council featherweight champion, Kunlakl Ihibata of Japan, will stake his title against Mexican featherweight champion Raul CrUz in Tokyo on June 3, Japanese sponsors said today. Shlbata won the title from Vicente Saldlvar of Mexico with a 13-round technical knockout at Tiluana,
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    • 79 15 Tokyo, Wednesday Yoshlakl Numata, World Boxing Council's (WBC) junior lightweight champion, was admitted to hospital on Monday for a week's treatment of a hip pain. His scheduled non-tile 10round bout with Ricardo Arredondo of Mexico, the WBC sixth Junior lightweight contender, on Friday night at Korakuen
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    • 45 15 New York, Wednesday. Arnold Palmer continues to lead the 1971 US golf tour earaihgs list wth US$lOO,B2B. the US Professional Golfers' Association reported yesterday. Bow Palmer and secondplaced Miller Barber U5589,884 were absent from last week's Monstanto Open, won by Gene Littler.
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    • 179 15 Reuter Epsom, England, Wednesday Linden Tree, rated fifth ih last year's English Free handicap, did nothing to enhance his Epsom Derby claims when running unplaced in the Blue Riband trial here yesterday. The race, over one mile 110 yards, was won by Spoiled Lad, a 11-1
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    • 31 15 AMER. LEAGUE Chicago 7 Milwauk. 1 Minnesota 5 Kinw 4 Washington 7 New York 2 Boston 4 Cleveland 1 NAT. LEAGUE Chicago S Houston 1 Phila. 1 Montreal 0
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    • 28 15 Birkenhead 37 New Bra, S Exeter 37 Bath 3 Newbridge 15 Penarth 6 Nuneaton 12 Coventry 32 St. Ives a Cardiff 39 Wasps 21 BosnusXV 26
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  • Page 14 Advertisements
    • 334 14 /WN NEW NATO? imu KM 1 H l PHONE 3744Q8 ANNOUNCEMENT SALON PHOENIX opens every Thursday till 8 p.m. For facial, skin treatments, evening beouty culture/hairdressirtg courses Tel: Rosalie Hernon *****. ACCOMMODATION VACANT ACCOMMODATION WANTED REQUIRED VARIOUS HOUSES/ flats for foreign and local fomily at any districts. Please contact *****6
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    • 566 14 PETS FOR SALE 4 FKMALK DOBIRMANN PUPPIES 10 weeks old M.S.K.A.I $2OO/- each 0.n.0. S'pore *****4. KYECMAH Selection of beautiful dobermann puppies black and tan MSKA Class I pedigree Sire Vulcan Von Klebong. Call at 63, Belmont Road, S'pore 10. or ring Mrs. Quartermaine at *****8. STEAMBATH, MASSAGE ETC. SALON
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    • 93 14 CONFIDENT Opffl BRIGHT FUTURE! ma# ,|J!H i? a w s* v. P2£>> v 4 V n* VJoin the SAF now as Trainee Technicians. Opportunities are available for young men to pursue worthwhile and rewarding careers aS Technicians. If you possess a minimum of Secondary II or .equivalent certificate, you will
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    • 38 14 AMBASSADOR HOTEL NITE-CLUB 46, MEYER ROAD, SINGAPORE. TEL: *****0/4633H TO-NIGHT OUR MLLROOM IS NESERVEO EXCLUSIV&Y ■Y THE ORGANISMS COMMITTEE OF TRE SINGAPORE MARIRE COMMUNITY FOR MCHE JOHN BOATER SELAMAT JAUR STJUS DINNER. Wt Apologist For Any Intomoulonto Ctnuod.
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    • 54 14 ENTER NOW NEW NATION/DOROTHY GRAY 'Young and Lovely' Quest Fill in Hi* coupon bolow and submit it to: 'Young Lovoly' Quest NEW NATION Locked Bog 15, G.P.0., Singapore. I with to participate in The New Nation/Dorothy Grov 'Young and Lovely Quest. 7 I Noma: Telephone No: Age: Occupation: I enclose
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  • Page 14 Miscellaneous
    • 277 14 NEW NATION CROSSWORD: 8 Mohammedan noble. 9 Small bodies of water. 10 Wrath 11 Gentle pace. 14 Large desert In Africa. 15 West Coast state. 16 Hitler 20 Intimations. 23 Naval training station on Seneca Lake 26 Short, forceful expressions. 28 French composer 30 Halt. 33 Work group. 36 "And
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    • 317 15 BIG WALK WOODLANDS FARRER PARK ATHLETIC CENTRE THE NEW NATION BIG WALK will be held on Sunday, May 23, 1971 Send in your entry form today. NAME (in full) ADDRESS (Print clearly in capital letters) (Postal District No.) Sex: AGE Date of Birth GROUP* If you are a team member
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    • 258 15 BIG WALK NOVICES SECTION Dunearn Rd. 6y 4 m.s. to Farrer Park Athletic Centre THE NEW NATION BIG WALK will be held on Sunday, May 23, 1971 Send in your entry form today. NAME (in full) (Print clearly in capital letters) ADDRESS (Postal District No.) Sex: AGE Date of Birth
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    • 101 15 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald IF THE GIRL'S EVER GIVEN A CHANCE TOSHE WILL. I WAS SO HOPING TO MEET ANN. DO YOU THINK SHE'LL LIKE I liiliU if. 0 T m K"" m > -i' i ii II r. ||T. s i II k>v ji- l# ,x.Zt k v
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    • 448 15 CSM3 •Cut ilMf Intel hies NEW NATION MONEYWORDS 'H 1 WEDNESDAY Cat Mt ill pia witt itker cmimi. Pistiif iestractiaas Mftir keliw. Nm (Mr./Mrs./Mm). ••Cat *li«| littel lues CLUES FOR H-3 LETTERS CLUES an 1. Substance used for washing. 4. Ringlet of hair. 2. Arena for skating. 5. An actor
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    • 367 16 CONFERENCE FACILITIES RANK WITH THE BEST The Frenchman sat at the conference table as the German speaker droned on and on. He wanted to leave the room, for a drink, but he was afraid he might miss something important. He left anyway, and
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    • 271 16 With the arrival of spring and the approach of summer, Amsterdam authorities are again being faced with hippies from all over Europe who want to sleep in the open on the Dam Square around the National War Memorial. Last year many camped
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    • 176 16 A group of British vets is investigating a report that too much TV can drive dogs crazy. The report suggests that epileptic fits can be set off v by being too close to electronic apparatus. The report is in a letter
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    • 129 16 An addition to Britain's national population census was revealed today... Joe the Ghost. Joe has haunted a South London house for the past 20 years and therefore deserves a place In the population figures, says Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bachelor, the ghost's "landlords."
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    • 77 16 AH FOOK: Calling the Singapore national airline Majullah Singapura Airlines will lead to a lot of c onfusion. It will trick people into thinking that our airline is the successor to MSA. MEI LIN: I disagree. There'll be no confusion because Malaysia will call its airline Malaysia Airlines
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    • 74 16 Barbara Lawler, 17, has just returned to her home in Singapore after studying in Australia for six years. At the moment she is biding her time until her secretarial course begins at the International Training College in May. Barbara likes to be happy, to enjoy her future
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    • 210 16 New Nation is looking for Young and Lovely Faces. We want entrants for the New Nation Dorothy Gray Young and Lovely Quest. Every girl who enters the quest, can win rich prizes. FIRST is a return air trip by Cathay Pacific Airways to Hong Kong, free accommodation
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    • 140 16 Ralph Smith was shy about baring his arms to his fiancee, Christina Brown. Even on their wedding night he covered them with sticking plaster, and explained he had cut himself But Christine eventually discovered the bare truthtattoos. One saying: "Truth love to my
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    • 45 16 Diethelm make a good case for sales ,T« I A Showcase. Strong. Economical I Designed from quality aluminium and glass, to give gloss and sparkle to your sales display. DIETHELM x CO., LTD. 303 Alexandra Road, Singapore 3 Tel: *****1 Jalan University, Petaling Jaya.Tel: *****
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    • 355 16 5 Singapore 5 Opening and Huckleberry Hound 0 News in Brief 5 What Others Say (E) 0 Kaleidoscope 3 Alfred Hitchcock (Dialogue in Cantonese) 0 News and Newsreel (C) 5 F. 8.1. 0 News (E) 0 The Carol Burnett Show 5 Wednesday Nite Movie The Green Years, Starring: Charles Coburn,
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    • 470 16 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are not one to rush In where the going promises to be tough. Indeed, you have a habit of withdrawing from encounters "which you find unpleasant before you really have a chance to find out whether the unpleasantness stems
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