New Nation, 27 April 1971

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  • 15 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, April 27, 1971 No. 85 Price 15 cents NEW NATION
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  • 290 1 West Germany turning attention to Taiwan, says expert Reuter Taipei, Tuesday A German expert on industrial policy has said that although Hong Kong and Singapore have very good conditions for economic co-operation with forreign countries both have become saturated with overseas investment... He said West German
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  • 217 1 The German Embassy here today strongiy refuted the claim by a West German industrial researcher that investments in Singapore had become "saturated." "The investment climate here is very good," the embassy's Press attache, Count Bassewltz, said. "We have said this many times, and we don't depart
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  • 58 1 LATE NEWS Belfast, Tuesday. Two terrorist bomb explosions rocked the centre of Belfast early today minutes after a third blast wrecked a British Army building at Newry, 3,0 miles south of here. Main target of the attacks was the Northern Ireland government's forensic laboratory in the city
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  • 15 1 Police reported a total of 81 accidents yesterday. Six of them were serious.
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  • 31 1 Tokyo, Tuesday A 14member Japanese agricultural mission, headed by Mr. Toshio Kurihara of the All-Japan Federation of Peasants' Union, flew to Hong Kong yesterday en route to Communist China.
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  • 154 1 The Minister of State for Finance, Mr. Tang See Chim refutes any possibility of foreign investments having a stranglehold on the Republic's economy. Mr. Tang said this was not possible because foreign investments formed a very small part of Singapore's national income. "We are
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  • 35 1 Jakarta, Tuesday—A lecturer and four students will be brought before the Jakarta District Court in connection with a student demonstration outside the Pakistani embassy .two weeks ago, a Jakarta garrison spokesman said yesterday.
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  • 302 1 Reuter Hong Kong, Tuesday China has called on "all peace-loving countries and peoples" to uhite and oppose the United States and the Soviet Union. The call was made in one of 32 May Day slogans published by the official New China news agency to celebrate International
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  • 149 1 Moscow, Tuesday The Soyuz. 10 cosmonauts, back in Moscow after their space journey, have told a private weJ coming group that their mission has advanced the Soviet well along the road towards an orbiting space station. Some Western officials said they suspected Soyuz had returned
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  • 107 1 The stock market was quiet this morning. Activity was mainly centred on Empat Nombor Ekor. Their share was transacted from $2.23 to $2.20 to $2.26. Haw Par gained one cent to $1.06. Hong Leong was unchanged at $1.20. Starlite Ceramics lost half a cent to 47 jc.
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  • 44 1 Tokyo, Tuesday A Cuban sailor on board a Cuban freighter that called on a Japanese port sought and received asylum from the United States, it was disclosed yesterday. Mamposo Martinez, 27, of Havana was flown to the United States on Saturday night.
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  • Briefly...
    • 88 1 San Francisco, Tuesday —An autopsy is being held today to determine what caused the death of T. V. Soong, one of China's most powerful and influential men before the Communist takeover. Mr. Soong, 77, collapsed and died here on Sunday night at a dinner party at the
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    • 31 1 Ankara, Tuesday.—Contacts between Turkey and China to sound out the possibility of establishing relations have been under way for. some time, the Foreign Minister, Mr. Osman Olcay, said yesterday.
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  • 612 1 Some Americans fighting with us says guerrillas—and order their men to help deserters New Nation Foreign Service Paris, Tuesday The Viet Cong delegation to the Paris peace talks has claimed that some American soldiers are fighting on the Communist side. The Delegation spokesman, Duong Dinh Thao,
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  • 188 1 The bus situation was tremendously improved today after yesterday's chaos, according to Mr. Tan Kong Eng, president of the Chinese Bus Owners' Association. Thousands of children were late yesterday for school In the confusion of the changeover to new bus routes. "We introduced most
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  • 63 1 Washington, Tuesday.— A United States presidential panel yesterday recommended that many small countries in the United Nations should be urged to give up their voting rights. President Nixon's commission on the United Nations said some small states, with a limited capacity to meet the obligations
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    • 108 1 r** Mr. Woag Sw M raster, Hoag Koof Braach Mr. Wong Park Sun, Manager ot Hong Kong Branch, received his education both in China and Japan and is a graduate of Waseda University, Tokyo. An early pioneer, Mr. Wong, born under the Zodiac sign ot Libra joined the Bank in
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    • 4 1 ECAFE pledge, P. 4
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    • 35 1 \`[:}\,==![""\@@{!,^$*&}.,?<)`' USA Take Off JAL jets take off for the West Coast of the USA 5 times a week, Singapore-Tokyo, with 16 onward trans-pacific connections. UARAN AIR LINES worldwide airline of Japan r 1/ T 4~>
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  • 167 2 $6OOO waiting to be ,won J <\ It is not the first time that the Lau family have won cash in word puzzle contests. In fact, the family have collected three times before in the Malay Mail. But it is their first success in the New Nation Moneywords
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  • 220 2 A 17-member protem committee has been set up to form the Geylang Serai Housing and Development Board Estate Flat Owners Association. Mr. Jimmy Wee Ban Poh, pro-tem secretary, said: "Geylang Serai is a problem area. We believe that such an association will help to make
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  • 306 2 It hopes policemen won't abuse power The Automobile Association of Singapore hopes that policemen will not abuse their power when the new system of "instant fines" comes into force. The association says: "We know of cases in the past where some policemen have found
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  • 92 2 Jakarta, Tuesday. A crowd of angry housewives stormed a restaurant in Med a n, North Sumatra, which employed hostesses and smashed all its furniture, Antara News Agency reported yesterday. Antara said that the women had earlier demanded that city authorities close down the restaurant which, they said,
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  • 82 2 Mr. Lim Guan Hoo, Political Secretary to the Ministry of' Home Aflalrs, the newly-elected president of the National Theatre Club, will chair the first management committee meeting on May 5. Other officials are: vicepresidents—Messrs. Low Hiok Boon and Lee Ngak Siang; secretary Mr. Hee Miau Yoong;
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  • 51 2 Paris, Tuesday Most French schools were closed or crippled yesterday by a one-day teachers-students strike in protest against government plans to strengthen the system of aid to private mainly Roman Catholic—schools. The strike, backed by the principal Association of Pupils' Parents, emptied classrooms at all levels of French
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  • 58 2 London, Tuesday Delegates to the British-Brunei Government talks yesterday good progress as the negotiations on future Jdefence and foreign relations between the two countries entered their second week. The sources said the talks. In which the Brunei delegation is led by the ruler Sul-r>-tan Hassanal Bolkiah, are 'expected
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  • 316 2  -  By Snnny Wee About 100 prospective taxi-drivers assembled at the entrance of Tanglin Secondary School in Queensway at 7 p.m. yesterday waiting for a Registry of Vehicles official to call their names and allot them to classrooms. In their midst stood a lady dressed
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  • 259 2  -  Step-up in raids on pirate cabs By Wee Beng Huat The days of the pirate taxi drivers are numbered as July. 1, to be exact, is the target date for all "pirates" to be off the road And the police are going all-out to make it
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  • 38 2 Tokyo, Tuesday.—A Japanese steel mill, the Nippon Kokan Kaisha, yesterday kindled what it claimed was the world's biggest blast furnace —capable of producing 10,000 tons of pig iron a day—at its Fukuyama plant in western "Sapan.
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  • 207 2 Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday The Opposition parties yesterday urged the Government to allow political leaders to appear over television and radio to debate national issues. They were commenting on the Government restriction on Opposition party leaders to use television and radio to "propagate their policies." The
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  • 71 2 Its a last-minute rush for these three girls as they arrange papers to be presented at the Singapore Christian Movement annual conference which opened at Raffles HzUl, University of Singapore, last night. From left, Misses Tan Kee Leng, P. Laddawan from Chiengmai, Thailand, and Theresa Chong,
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  • 178 2 Racial equality will be the theme for the UN Day celebrations organised by the Singapore United Nations Association in October. Mr. Vernon Perreau, secretary of the local association said that UN Day was on October 24 and a week-long programme would probably be
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  • 189 2 Leading contractors say that concrete houses to be built after May 1 will cost more because of an increase in the price of shuttering boards. The Increase of 50 cents per sheet of the |ln. 4ft by Bft shuttering board will take effect as
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 94 2 Weather -J m cast from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. scattered showers late afternoon. The weather for the 24 hours to 8 a.m. today Max. temp. 89.1 Min. temp. 74.4 Total rainfall for the month to date 1.67 Total raindays for the month to date 3 Hours of sunshine 4.60
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  • 193 3 Seminar breaks the language barrier (MMM& ON SINGAPORE There are 1000 of them, young, cleareyed and poles apart in outlook, upbringing and thinking. Sitting in the tiered rows of seats in the Conference Hall they listen to the speakers in the morning. After lunch, they
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  • 379 3  -  Educationists here put their views by Patrick de Souza Principals and teachers in several local schools agree that it is not necessary to put teachers into uniforms. The principal on an English medium primary school said that the donning of uniforms did not mean much. "It is
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  • 208 3 Work will soon begin on the first floor of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital to convert it into a specialist clinics department. When completed, the hospital will have a dental clinic, a child guidance clinic and an immunisation and child-care clinic. "When all these clinics
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  • 82 3 The watch exhibition by Bulova International Limited will be officially opened today. The public can view the exhibition from tomorrow until Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7.30 pjn. The SAF will conduct live firings (mortar exercise) at Southern Islands firing range today until 6 pm. The SAF
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  • 118 3 Social welfare officers were today making a survey of yesterday's whirlwind damage when 40 people were made homeless in Ponggol. The director of the Social Welfare Department, Mr. Prankle Lee. said: "Most of the homeless are now staying with friends and relatives. A few have
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  • 59 3 Belfast, Tuesday— Police are investigating the cause of an explosion which early yesterday started a fire at an Esso petroleum company depot on the eastern outskirts of the city. Firemen, who extinguished the blaze within minutes of arriving on the scene, discovered fra c t u
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  • 76 3 Mr. P. Govlndaswamy, MP for Anson, was elected president of the Windsor Park Residents' Association at its annual general meeting recently. Other officials are: Mr. Lee Wing Sum, vice-presi-dent, Mr. Simon P. Rozario, secretary, Mr. Tan Fook Chong, treasurer. Committee members: Messrs James Chew, Tam Chee Choon,
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  • 60 3 London, Tuesday. Princess Anne, daughter of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, launched her first Royal Navy ship yesterday. She pressed a button to break a bottle of Commonwealth wine across the bows of the 2500-ton Amazon, a general purpose frigate. But it was nearly a minute before the ship
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  • 194 3 Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday A provision of $2.5 million has been made under the second Malaysia Plan for the building of the National Library. Disclosing this yesterday, the Deputy Director General of the National Archives and Library, Che Zakiah Hanum, said the project was expected
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 107 3 At the cinema Lido: Singing Killer (Mand.)—l.3o, 4, 6.30 and 9.15 p.m. Capitol: When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth 1.30, 4, 6.30 and 9.30 pjn. Rex: Sachaal (The Truth)—2.3o, 6 and 9.15 p.m. Sky: Thousand Years Fox (Mand.)—l.4s, 4, 6.30 and 9.15 p.m. Roxy: Thousand Years Fox (Mand.) —1.45, 4.15, 7
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  • THE WORLD
    • 263 4 Reuter Seoul, Tuesday The first death in the month-long campaign for today's presidential election occurred last night when a 75-year-old man was killed in a stampede after a rally. A stampede occurred when about 35,000 people jostled through a narrow exit after a
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    • 186 4 United Press International Hon; Kong, Tuesday The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (TDC) will send its first research team to Singapore and Malaysia next month. The five-memfcer team is scheduled to visit Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Penang. "It's the first time we are sending
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    • 341 4 United Press International Manila, Tuesday Singapore's chief delegate to the annual meeting of the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE) said yesterday a more cautious approach may be necessary on expansion of regional trade and monetary co-operation. "The
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    • 298 4 More libera] trade promised United Press International Manila, Tuesday Three of the world's industrial power the United States, Japan and the Soviet Union yesterday pledged increased, and more liberalised trade with Asia's developing countries. Ambassador Koh Chiba of Japan took the lead by announcing to
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    • 308 4 New Nation Foreign Service Colombo, Tuesday Damage caused by insurgents to Ceylon's postal and cable equipment has been assessed at five million rupees (about £3.5 million). Post and Telecommunications Minister Chellia Kumarasuriar said yesterday. The minister said the damage did not include
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    • 340 4 United Press International Amman, Tuesday A struggling mass of more than 40,000 spectators cheered parading Jordanian troops yesterday and King Hussein praised the army for restoring peace to his strife-torn nation on its 50th anniversary. Jordanians trekked to the City Sports Stadium as early
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    • 262 5 Philippines wants friendly talks New Nation Foreign Service London, Tuesday The Philippines was maintaining a "low pronie on its claim to Sabah, the Philippines Foreign Minister Carlos Romulo said here. This was "so as not to'exacerbate the friendly relations between Malaysia and the Philippines." Mr. Romulo,
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    • 169 5 United Press International Rome, Tuesday Nearly one-third of Italy's doctors walked off the job yesterday, leaving emergency wards at hospitals, first aid units and waiting rooms empty in the latest of a series of Italian strikes. The doctors' strike disrupted the state-run
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    • 375 5  -  SEATO men say Russians supplying big missiles From K.C. Thaler United Press International London, Tuesday Russia is sending SAM 3 ground to air missiles to North Vietnam, making it the second country after Egypt to receive the sophisticated anti-air-craft weapon, SouthEast Asia Treaty Organisation sources said
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    • 168 5 New Nation Foreign Service Athens, Tuesday A 31-year-old Greek worker lost a leg, and an eye when a bomb exploded outside an American forces' canteen here yesterday. It was the second bomb explosion in Athens yesterday. But the earlier blast, outside the offices of
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    • 370 5 ...and a warning goes out New Nation Foreign Service Jakarta, Tuesday Campaigning lor Indonesia's general elections started at midnight last night with the government confident that it will proceed smoothly. Interior Minister Lieutenant General Amir Machmud told reporters yesterday after talks with President Suharto on preparations
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    • 347 5 New Nation Foreign Service New York, Tuesday Mr. Mahmood All, 28-year-old vice-consul of Pakistan, yesterday became the first member of Pakistan's Foreign service in the United States to resign and offer his services to the Bangla Desh independence movement in East Pakistan.
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    • 219 5 United Press International Capetown, Tuesday Dr. Christian Barnard is so unhappy about the lack of heart transplant patients in South Africa that he is thinking about moving elsewhere. In a speech on Sunday in which he choked back tears and then finaUy had to sit down
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    • 215 5 Reuter Dar-es- Salaam, Tuesday Several people were injured, two seriously, when a stand collapsed while President Julius Nyerere reviewed a military parade here yesterday marking the seventh anniversary of the union between Tanganyika and Zanzibar. About 50 people crashed to the ground, some trapped beneath
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    • 454 5 Papa Doc's teenage son drops security barrier Reuter Port-Au-Prince, Tuesday Haiti's iron security barrier was dropped for the first time in many years yesterday. The almost unseen men behind the regime of the late Haitian dictator, President Francois (Papa doc) Duvalier appeared as the previously almost unenterable
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  • WORLD COMMENT
    • 716 6 Disturbing a sea of relative peace Indian Ocean put in naval spot light The Indian Ocean has been a subject of much discussion in recent months. Throughout history, it has been a sea of relative peace, and such naval engagements that have disturbed its waters occasionally
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    • 553 6  -  From Ralph Broom One evening just before dusk in the Mediterranean recently, the planes from an American aircraft carrier were preparing to land on the carrier's deck after a surveillance flight. The carrier's commander suddenly noticed that a Russian
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    • 996 6 The United States supremacy as t tie world's number one sea power is facing an increasing challenge from the rapidly expanding Soviet fleet. Since the Second World War, the US has maintained powerful fleets in the Pacific, the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. Now the Soviet Union has
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  • THE LOCAL SCENE
    • 1672 7 The young leaders under Chong Eu were out to oust Chenjg Lock's group Copyright 1971 Oxford University Press The most serious that the Alliance had to face came in mid--1959, soon after the completion of the state elections arid before beginning
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    • 757 7  -  By Jackie Sam The Malaysian Chinese Liaison Committee for National Unity has been taken down a peg or two. After Tun Tan Siew Sin's outburst at their plans to register as a political party it would have been strange if the
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  • 339 8 The speech made by the Minister for Labour and Foreign Affairs, Mr. Rajaratnam, on Sunday to the Central Council of Malay Cultural Organisations. could represent the beginning of a new dialogue between the government and those Mr. Rajaratnam described as "majority chauvinists"
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  • 1357 8  -  GERALD de CRUZ When the bamboo curtain bowed to admit table-tennis players and newsmen from America, a great deal of rejoicing broke out, for this was taken to mean that the People's Republic of China had decided
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  • The voice of the Press
    • 102 8 On any basis, the United States would have a humanitarian duty to speak out against the bloodbath in Bengal. But, as Pakistan's chief arms supplier, this country has a double obligation—to declare its disapproval of the tactics employed and to make clear that no additional American arms,
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    • 188 8 What is downright alarming in a world-wide strategic sense is that Russia is so promptly sending to Ceylon a squadron of MIGs with Red Air Force pilots. It is not clear to what extent Mrs. Bandaranaike really wanted this kind of help, or to what extent the Russians,
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    • 138 8 What the other newspapers are saying: As civil war spreads through Ceylon, Mrs. Bandaranaike finds her army and police losing control of the situation and has to appeal for foreign assistance. Britain, the US, India, Pakistan and the Soviet Union are rushing military supplies to the
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    • 131 8 There is no doubt that the formation of a federation by Egypt, Libya and Syria will strengthen their unity. Its chances of survival are bright. The present circumstances in the Middle East are different from those when a similar federation was formed some years ago and then broke
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    • 96 8 In an anti-worm campaign launched last weekend in a village in Siglap, nearly all the 150 children under the age of 12 who were examined by five doctors were found to have worms in their bodies. Incidentally this shows that children in the village con- cerned had not
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  • Letters
    • 599 8  -  G. NANHSIRK In reviewing the book "The Politics of Survival" by Miss Chan, Mr. Alex Josey says that the majority of people of Singapore support only the PAP. More or less in the same vein, Mr. Pakir Singh wrote in the New Nation (March 26) as follows: "There
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous

  • 1767 9 EAST MEETS WEST SINGAPORE The PAP team, with all its achievements, is remarkable by any standards... BUT THE RULING PARTY SUFFERS FROM A GROWING GENERATION GAP Singapore's leaders acknowledge the lack of indigenous technical skills and the consequent inability of the state by itself to carry through the technological revolution.
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  • SHOPPING
    • 631 10 FABRICS FABRICS form a large proportion of our interior decorations in an enormous variety of ways and styles. We use them for curtains, for upholstery, for loose covers, cushion covers, bedspreads and possibly lampshades. And with the mass of possibilities at handfabrics by the way are
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  • WOMAN
    • 358 11  -  'Our designs depend on latest trends* Boutique By Elizabeth Choo Mrs. Louise Izaac, a mother of six runs, Benjamin's Boutique at Amber Mansions. "My brothers started to run the place as a gift shop, but when I took over some six years ago I felt it
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    • 140 11  -  ROMA BLAIR Today I am giving you the leg and pelvic toning technique aimed at toning the inner legs and whittling the waist. Come into the position shown in picture 1, lying with the right side on the floor, left leg resting
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    • 1046 11  -  A night of Jungle bashing By Jane Crane I dropped in on Alpha Company of 40 Commando, Royal Marines with a sickening swoop as the Wessex helicopter carrying me and five others banked steeply towards a puff of red smoke that blossomed suddenly up
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    • 394 11  -  Answers to 12 questions will get you the right colour ELIZABETH CHOO Lips are the focal point of* a woman's beauty, the right lipstick can bring out the overall effect of her make-up. The new range of lipsticks have more translucency, depth shimmer and
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  • Finance and business
    • 589 12  -  $540 M. ANNUAL TRADE ANIL BHATIA Singapore has emerged as the major gold market centre in the Far East as reliable estimates place the value of the yearly trade in gold at $540 million. This is roughly equal to 5 million ounces of gold bullion
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    • 114 12 TOKYO, Tues—The Japanese textile Industry hopes manufacturers In Hong Kong, Nationalist China and South Korea will adopt voluntary export restraints similar to its own. A spokesman for the Japan Textile Federation said yesterday the U.S. was likely to negotiate with the three countries to prevent an
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    • 238 12 Allied Cbem 30% Alcoa 68 Am Brand* 48% Am Can 35% Am Motora AT T 48% A P 21% Anaconda 22% Avon Pd Beth Steel 23% Boeing 24% Caterp Trac i 52% Chrysler 32% Coca-Cola) 98 Control Data 75% Corn G1 Wks 272% Dow Cbem 95% DuPont
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    • 138 12 LONDON, Tuesday. The Austin Morris group of Britain's largest car manufacturer, British Ley land, has launched a new range of cars in a direct challenge to the Increasing Japanese invasion of Europe. European markets, especially the Common Market countries, are the main targets, but can will
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    • 1143 12 ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS INDUSTRIALS 1 1970-1971 1 wk. 4 wks. Closing Price last Divid. P/E TurnHigh Low ago ago Stock Bayers Sellers Sale Yield Ratio Over 4.50 2.46 2.55 2.70 Allied Chocolate 2.46 2.50 2.46 5.0N 15.6 1.90 0.84| 1.18
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    • 292 12 United Press International New York, Tuesday The stock market closed mixed in heavy trading yesterday. Profit-taking, which developed In the middle of last week after a sharp market advance, restricted demand for stocks throughout the session despite a generally encouraging news background, highlighted by an optimistic
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    • 224 12 United Press International London, Tuesday The meteoric rise in stock prices last week slacked off yesterday. The pace of last week's advance was too hot to last, dealers said, and reported a good deal of profit-tak-ing. Nevertheless, strong undercurrents of the newfound optimism were
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    • 180 12 Intraco, the international trading company partly owned by the Singapore Government, is now all set for expansion of business in two European countries. Mr. William Lim. advertising and promotion manager of Intraco. has Just returned from taking part in two trade fairs—one In Utrecht. Holland, and the
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  • 659 12  -  Hair lengths may cause ban of new film CINEMA By EDGAR KOH Rock fans, who must have felt utterly dejected wjien the Film Censors Board banned Woodstock earlier this year, look like being disappointed again. Among the line-up of mostly low-budget productions to
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  • SPORT 1
    • 479 13  -  FOCUS ON SPORT Story: Jeffrey Low The story behind the success of the Vigilante Corps Division One team is one of the "cheapest" you can get around in Singapore. The adjective is used not t6 describe a team that is low-down, without any achievements, with nothing to be
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    • 266 14  -  By Peter Koh Three of Singapore's international swimmers will participate in the eight-day Hapoel Invitation Games in Tel Aviv which begin on Wednesday. They are Patricia Chan, Roy Chan and Tay Chin Joo. All three of them have represented the Republic in Commonwealth, Asian and Seap
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    • 505 14 New Nation Foreign Service Moscow, Tuesday Athletes are like wine They have good and bad years. But it has nothing to do with the ripening of grapes in a vineyard. And unlike wine, you can predict with a high degree of accuracy when a sprinter, weightlifter
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    • 95 14 Nagoya, Tuesday. Japan's Masahi Ozaki led a field of 117 golfers from eight countries in the £25,465 Chunichi Crowns tournament with a flve-under par-65 to take the first round lead by one stroke from his countryman Akio Kanamoto. He was followed on 67 by four
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    • 441 14  -  By Jeffrey Low The cream of soccer players from the five secondary schools districts will have an important footballing fortnight ahead of them, starting on Monday (May 3). During the two weeks, the best team from each district City, Bukit Timah, Katong, Pasir Panjang and Serangoon
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    • 44 14 London. Tuesday. Close of play in yesterday's cricket matches: At Cambridge: Warwickshire 292 and secondly 21 for no wicket. Cambridge University 154. M. Khan 44. H. Steele 49 D. Brown six for 40. At Oxford: Oxford University v Kent no play rain.
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    • 1213 15 Blue Peter's stable round-up Trainer GARNET BOUGOURE who has been sending out a fair share of winners every meeting this season should once again be in the limelight in the forthcoming Bukit Timah May meeting beginning on Saturday. Dukedom 111 tops the list of horses to
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    • 371 15 London, Tuesday Leeds United scored a disputed last minute goal against Arsenal last night to keep alive their hopes of winning the English First Division soccer championship. The one-zero victory moved Leeds, who have one league game left, one point clear of Arsenal at the
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    • 73 15 Los Angeles, Tuesday.— Australian Frank Matich won the first of the eightrace L and M Grand Prix series here yesterday with an average speed of 110.867 miles an hour over the event's two heats. In his MacLaren Repco, the 36-year-old Sydney professional racing driver came second
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    • 53 15 Rome, Tuesday Italy's soccer players announced today they would go ahead with their planned strike against team owners on Sunday at the end of a final round talks aimed at resolving the players' complaints. The strike would be the first in the history of the Italian soccer
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    • 15 15 The list price for the new Audi 100LS is $16,450 netting $14,393.
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    • 191 15 London, Tuesday England yesterday named a team of 23 players for the Rugby Union tour of Japan and the Far East, including Singapore, in September and October. The party, which is a blend of experienced internationals and young players, will play seven matches on the
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    • 33 15 London, Tuesday.—Results of Rugby Union matches last night: Cross Keys 6 Aberavon 10 Newbridge 11 Pontypool 13 Pen*. N'lyn 25 Redruth 6 P'mouth A. 16 Gloucester 0 Pontypridd 8 Llanelli 15
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      46 15 John Mac Donald (above), Hong Kong's Grand Prix ace turned rally champion when he won the Rothman production car trial in Hong Kong recently. Mac Donald, who won the 20-lap preliminary race of the Singapore Grand Prix was driving a Ford Escort navigated by Fred Scholle.
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    • 386 15 By Blue Peter King's Flame did a splendid gallop on a good track at Bukit Tim ah this morning. Breaking from the four, King's Flame steadily clapped on the pace to run the last 3f in 36 3/5. King's Flame has made sparkling progress since
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    • 109 15 London, Tuesday. Jockeys riding arrangements for the Victoria Cup handicap to be run over seven furlongs at Ascot tomorrow: Mon Plalslr (G. Lewis), The Bee (J. Gorton), Bream (J. Mercer), Zingarl (L. Piggott), Double Cream and Sweet Revenger (unjockeys), Royal Captive (R. Hutchinson), Smokey Rockett and
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    • 93 15 London, Tuesday. Ten acceptors were announced yesterday for 1006 guineas for three-year-old fillies —the first Classic race of the English season. The race, to be run over one mile at Newmarket on Thursday, is worth a total of £33,510 with the winning owners receiving £22,703. Acceptors
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    • 451 14 NEW NATION DEATH MR. TAN SWEI CHIM possed away peacefully at 11.30 p.m. on i 26-4-71. Cortege leaves St. Ber- nadette Church, Zion Road. Singapore at 2.00 p.m. on 29-4-71. ACCOMMODATION VACANT DOUBLE-STOREY DETACHED BUNGALOW at District 15, 3 miles- from town, consists of 3 bedrooms, 2 airconditioners, study and
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    • 414 14 HOUSES LAND WANTED t URGENTLY WANTID 2-storey detached bungalow. 4 bedrooms, Dist. 15. Ring S'pore *****4. MISCELLANEOUS KUMARAGURU ASTROLOGICAL HOUSE (S.A. Govindarojan Astrologer) 117 A Owen Road, S'pore *****. 9 a.m. —5.30 p.m. Friday closed. OFFICE SPACE VACANT OFFICE SPACE VACANT in dist. 8. Recently renovated. Area about 700 sq.
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  • Page 14 Miscellaneous
    • 152 14 DR. KILDARE I'M NEITHER BLINP NOR A FOOL, PR. KILPARE. ANP I'M A PRETTY FAIR COUNTRY DOCTOR. OF COURSE I'M AWARE OF ANN BOWERS' PROBLEMS' mrt jtmi m R-GREENHUT nt>. VI, |li Wtm WJ* ViH 1 ii-jL' I l l'lliSlil -MM ■.-I r 'i fl I PE LIVE REP THE
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    • 315 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) (Print clearly in capital letters) ADDRESS (Postal District No.) Sex:. AGE Date of Birth GROUP* If you are a team member
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    • 504 15 •Cut al*«f (ottn Ik NEW NATION j TUESDAY MONEYWORDS 'J' I Cat Mt Hi fii wit* ttter caapaas. Pistiif iistrictins appear kcltw. Nile (Mr./Mrs./Miss). LETTERS Cat al»i( iotttt lues CLUES FOR J-2 Social division in India. Which person? 3. Become liquid due to the 5 Mer beor,n 9 kubstonce. application
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    • 291 16 We don't normally listen to noise, do we? But many of us talk and complain about it. Why? Most probably because there is so much of it around that we have become too dull and insensitive to appreciate its various nuances. At most
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    • 73 16 AH FOOK: Well, I think the first day of school buses went quite well, really. Sure, a few child ren were a bit late, but when many thousands are involved, I think it was a fine job. What do you say Mei Lin? Mei Lin... Mei Lin NEIGHBOUR:
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    • 587 16 MORE ANGLERS TAKING THE BAIT-BUT CATCH IS LIGHT Locally raised carp at one time were only meant for market stalls. Now they are given a chance to battle it out with enthusiastic anglers at fishing ponds before they appear on the dinner table. The popularity
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    • 86 16 A married couple separated in Australia live years ago by a misunderstanding have been reunited in St. Peter's Square in Rome. When they started to hug and kiss they were arrested by police who thought they were interrupting the Pope's blessing to demonstrate
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    • 283 16 Twenty-one year old Michele Lim never tires of her Job as a receptionist because it means meeting interesting people. To keep her poise and confidence she takes up modelling when she's free. Otherwise it's spending a quiet time at home cooking her favourite local dishes and reading.
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    • 348 16 s 5 Singapore 6.05 Opening and Skippy 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 Love Thy Neighbour 6.45 For the Family (Chinese repeat) 7.15 It's Happening in Singapore (Chinese) 7.40 News (Mandarin) 7.50 Whicker's New World 8.15 Another Song Another Melody 8.30 My Favourite Martian 9.00 News and Newsreel (English) 9.25 Slattery's
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    • 78 16 SHORT RIBS m m x M SNIFFY TELL Me A BOOT UIE BIROS AUDTUE BEE 4 UNCLE COAPLEV a? BIS a By Frank O'Neal PUKfOj PLINKTIIRED A RAIhJ CLOU P!! <# i 1 A 1 I W J7>'' »t WU T» H>„ OH H by George Fett I'M OFF T'
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    • 394 16 PUj mi id ar IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you area highly Intelligent person who needs an Intelligent audience of some sort in order to be happy in your work. Not one who can work in isolation, gaining deep satisfaction out of the knowledge of a job well done,
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