New Nation, 7 May 1971

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    16 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Friday evening, May 7, 1971 No. 94 Price 15 cents I NEW NATION
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    OUR ROADS
    12 1 Police reported a total of 71 acciyesterday. One was fatal.
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    ON THE 'CHANGE
    135 1 Very quiet conditions prevailed on the Stock Exchange this morning. The first and second line issues were generally steady. OCBC was traded at $5.50; Shell ord. at $3; Allied Chocolate at $2.41; S.E. Smelting at $2.12. On light demand United Motor Works advanced three cents to $1.30.
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  • Article
    Bomb blast after protest
    37 1 Caracas, Friday.—A homemade .bomb exploded next to a restaurant here yesterday only minutes before 40 US officials were due to visit it. The explosion followed an anti-American demonstration outside the nearby US embassy.
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    Broker sued for $1.3m
    298 1  -  Government writ alleges that he failed to pay back taxes for nine years By Herbert Teo The Government has filed a writ in the High Court for the recovery of more than $1.3 million in back taxes from Singapore stockbroker Mr. Robert Wee Soon Tin. The
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    Lock icon Bonn pledge: No revaluation
    331 1 EEC experts meet on money crisis Reuter Bonn, Friday West German will not revalue the mark according to the government's chief spokesman. Mr. Conrad Ahlers, speaking after a meeting between Chancellor Willy Brandt and his top economic advisers, said floating the mark was not out of
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    Court martial for officer
    60 1 An officer of the Singapore Armed Forces faced a court-martial today at the Beach Road Camp for allegedly striking soldier. Lt. Yeo Kwee Poh was also charged with behaving "in a conduct prejudlcal to good order and military discipline." The court martial is presided by Lt.
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    No panic, say local banks
    164 1 Banks in Singapore today reported no panic reaction in exchange dealings of the US dollar. The "softer" exchange rate of 553.0675 dollars for every US$l has been maintained for some time now. The tight exchange controls in any case will not enable any hedging or
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    Dark clouds but no rain
    231 1 Despite overcast skies this morning, the forecast for today is fair an<J there is no sign of any break in Singapore's critical water situation. The meteorological officer at Payar Lebar Airport said today no widespread, continuous heavy rain was expected anywhere In the republic between
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    'Cautious' Thai line
    302 1 Thailand's deputy Prime Minister, Mr. Pote Sarasin, said in Singapore today that his country would follow a cautious policy in developing any trade contacts with Communist China. He dismissed speculation about an immediate government move in that direction as premature. Mr. Pote. who is also his country's
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    Lock icon Drugged Red diplomat to go home
    139 1 Agence France Presse Paris, Friday Mr. Chang Shi-jung, the Chinese aid official who was stopped by French police from boarding a Shanghai plane last week because he was drugged yesterday left a French hospital and returned to the Chinese embassy. Mr. Chang told French
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    US sailors in town
    95 1 Four ships of the US 7th Fleet with a total crew of 1521 officers and enlisted men and 1829 marines arc now in Singapore on a fiveday visit. The ships are the Iwo Jlma* a former aircraft carrier converted Into a helicopter assault ship; the Vancouver
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    Thai prince stops over
    84 1 Thailand's Crown Prince Vajiralongkon made a brief stop-over here last night while on his way home from Sydney. The prince, who was accompanied by his private secretary and a party of security officers, arrived at 7.50 p.m. at Singapore airport. He was met by officials from
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    Etna erupts
    39 1 Catania, Sicily. New lava rivers flowed down the slopes of Europe's tallest and most active volcano yesterday at speeds _of 66 ft. an hour, but official said villages and farms on the lower slopes were not endangered.
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    Crash kill 12
    23 1 Coolidge, Friday. A twin engined airliner crashed and exploded In a cotton field here yesterday, killing all 12 people aboard.
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    Lock icon No ping pong solution here
    142 1 Reuter Paris, Friday A big lorry pulled up outside the Vietnam talks conference hall to deliver a ping pong table to the delegates arguing inside but French police thwarted the attempt to introduce table tennis diplomacy into the search for Indo-China peace. The table, complete
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    Lock icon US ship, Red tug collide
    129 1 United Press International Washington, Friday A US Navy destroyer and a Soviet tug collided in the straits between Korea and Japan, the Pentagon announced yesterday. The Pentagon said the Destroyer USB Hanson suffered a 6ft dent in the right side of its bow. The Soviet
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    Tobacco firm beats ad ban
    203 2 Cigarette brands listed on posters A tobacco company has found a .way to beat the government's ban h on cigarette advertising—by distributing notices listing the company's r various brands of cigarettes for display in shops and stalls. The notices, measuring 4 feet by 3 ft,
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    Bigger role envisaged for private investment
    362 2 A top Thai economic Expert said today that 'Jthe private sector could "play a vital role in bringing about increased regional investment ;'in public utilities as as in industry and agriculture. SDeaking at a luncheon -meeting of the Foreign 'Correspondents' Club of Singapore, Dr.
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    Students at Poly gambling: Union warning
    230 2 Students of the Singap or e Polytechnic have been caught gambling on the premises. > A number of students were found gambling in a closed room in the Students' Union building. A spokesman said today: "This room adjoins the billiards room and the students
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    Women rush to buy water containers
    436 2 Prices for pails spiral as R-day draws near With water rationing almost imminent in Singapore housewives are rushing to buy huge containers to store water. A survey conducted by New Nation yesterday and today in the more densely populated areas like Tiong Bahru, Queenstown.
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    Local touch in UK festival
    220 3  -  From Siva Choy London, Friday A Singapore style schoolchildren's mass display will be one of the highlights of Nottingham Festival 1971, the largest cultural festival of its kind in England.* The display will be based on the mass drill performed by Singapore children at the
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    Monkey god miracle
    539 3  -  Reports of small boy's cure brings new believers flocking to a small village temple in Telok Blangah By Wee Beng Huat A quiet village in Telok Blangah has suddenly sprung to life after what is said to be a miraculous cure by a temple medium. In the
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    Trade school modifies syllabus
    174 3 The Boys' Town trade school is now modifying its school curriculum to meet the keen compe tition from vocational institute. Its acting principal Mr. T.A. Daniel said: "Before the vocational institutes were set up, students of the trade school could easily get jobs when they completed
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    Leaders of UMNO fear power grab
    424 3  -  From Pakir Singh Kuala Lumpur, Friday There is a real fear among the national leaders of United Malay National Organisation that unless precautionary steps are taken, effective power will pass into the hands of rival groups within the party. Political observers noted today that
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    Skiing without owning a boat
    430 3  -  NEW NATION TOUR By Wendy Hutton You don't have to have your own speedboat to enjoy an exhilarating day of water skiing. Ponggol Boatel, situated on the tip of Ponggol Point, hires out speedboats together with experienced drivers and water skiing equipment. To add to
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      194 3 Weather Temperatures In world capitals yesterday: Jakarta 95-81 Hong Kong 82-77 Seoul 61.46 Taipei 82-66 Manila 90-79 Kuala Lumpur 93-73 Naha 70-64 Lonaon 68-65 Moscow 52-37 New York 64-54 San Francisco 67-52 Sydney 72-53 Melbourne 61-47 Perth 73-51 Singapore Singapore's weather forecast from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. fair. The
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      35 3 Toto draw The numbers picked at yesterday's Toto Draw No. 35/71 were 47, 49, 46, 17 and 22. The additional number was 33. In the circled draw, the numbers drawn were 32, 10 and 45.
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  • THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Mafia murder: Man with gun held
      343 4 Reuter Palermo, Friday Police test night charged a 29-year-old man with illegal possession of a weapon after holding him for nearly 24 hours in connection with the "Mafia" murder on Wednesday of Palermo's chief public prosecutor and his police driver. Justice sources said the
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      Hotel fire kills mother, child
      63 4 Miami, Friday—A mother and child burned to death yesterday when an arsonist's fire roared down the fifth floor hallway of the landmark Columbus hotel, trapping 12 people in their rooms. "Someone poured petrol down the hallway. They spread it the whole length of the hallway,
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      Lock icon Date put on US pullout
      434 4 Saigon report of new schedule New Nation Foreign Service Saigon, Friday All American troops except about 6000 advisers will be pulled out of Vietnam by next year's November presidential elections, according to high-ranking US military sources. They said that the new withdrawal schedule was drawn
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      Lock icon India appeals for aid as refugees flood in
      348 4 New Nation Foreign Service New Delhi, Friday The number of East Bengali refugees in India is now almost 1.5 million. India's Labour Minister, Mr. R. K Khadilkar said yesterday that about 60,000 people were now fleeing across the border each day. He
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      Australia's objection
      89 4 Jakarta, Friday.—Australian Foreign Minister Mr. Leslie Bury said here yesterday that Australia was firmly opposed to any idea that small nations such as Nationalist China should be pushed out of existence because it was expedient to world politics of the big powers. "As a small nation we are
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      Lock icon Jagger free to wed in secret
      248 4 Reuter Paris, Friday Pop singer Mick Jagger yesterday obtained special permission to wed in France without prior publication of marriage banns. Jagger, of the Rolling Stones .group, is in French Riviera resorts with 21-year-old South American beauty Bianca Perez Morena de Macias. The special
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      Lock icon Razak's neutral policy attacked
      299 4 It's unrealistic —Manila columnist Reuter Manila, Friday A Philippine columnist yesterday described Malaysia's policy of a neutral South-East Asia backed by the big powers including China as unrealistic. Mr. Nestor Mata, writing in the English-language Philippines Herald, was commenting on a speech by Malaysian Prime Minister
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      US $41,600 to go on conference
      80 4 Manila, Friday President Ferdinand E. Marcos yesterday signed into law a bill appropriating 250,000 pesos (about U5541,600) to defray the expenses of the anti-Communist conferences to be held here in July. The Philippines will host the sth World anti-Com-munist League and the 17th Asian
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      China ties
      27 4 San Marino, Fridayofficial sources in the world's smallest Republic said yesterday San Marino is on the point of establishing full diplomatic relations with Communist China.
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      Lock icon Rain sets off new landslide threat
      109 4 Reuter Quebec, Friday Rain-soaked searchers yesterday dug through a mass of mud in a deep chasm that cracked open St. Jean Vianney, in a hunt for 26 people missing since the Tuesday night disaster. They worked amid fears of constant rain setting ofT more
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      Occupational hazard
      54 4 Sydney, Friday. A man shot in his office while fleeing from an irate husband of a woman friend was wounded in the cause of his employment and entitled to worker's compensation, three judges ruled here. The court said the man could claim compensation for the nine months he
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      Lock icon War protests at Saigon embassy
      315 4 250 seek to prolong demos Reuter Washington, Friday About 250 bedraggled anti wsr protesters paraded in a light drizzle outside the South Vietnamese Embassy yesterday seeking to prolong nearly three weeks of demonstrations here against the Vietnam war. While the small turn-out clearly indicated that
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      Lock icon American spy gets five years
      195 4 Reuter Warsaw, Friday A Polish-born American engineer, Adam Teofil Muller, was jailed for five years by a Warsaw district military court yesterday for betraying industrial and military secrets to the West nearly 13 years ago. Muller, 43, from Dayton Ohio, admitted giving Western intelligence officers
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      Ties with Albania
      51 4 Athens, Friday Greece has announced the end of a 32-year break in diplomatic relations with Albania, its smallest Communist neighbour and the only European satellite of Communist China. A communique issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the two countries will exchange diplomatic representatives at ambassador
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      Lock icon $750m loan to save Lockheed
      163 4 United Press International Washington, Friday US Treasury Secretary Mr. John B. Connally announced yesterday that President Nixon would ask Congress to guarantee US $250 million in loans to save the Lockheed Aircraft Corp. rrom bankruptcy. Mr. Connally said he had been assured that was sufficient
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      Lock icon Second election campaign in S. Korea
      230 4 Reuter Seoul, Friday South Korea swings into the' campaign for the National Assembly election today Just 10 days after Mr. Park Chung Hee swept to a third four-year term In the presidential office. About 600 candidates are expected to be in the contest for
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      Lock icon Senator hits at Buddha threat by Marcos
      344 5 Reuter Manila, Friday The chairman of a Senate committee investigating the Philippines golden Buddha scandal said yesterday that an outburst on the case by President Marcos was intended to cow witnesses into silence. Senator Salvador Laurel, of the ruling Naclonalista party, told newsmen
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      Lock icon Beatle Paul sued for US $2.3 m
      140 5 Reuter New York, Friday Former Beatle Paul McCartney and his wife Linda were named in a U552,030,000 breach of contracts suit filed in the Supreme Court here by Northern Songs Limited of Britain which claims exclusive rights to his songs. The suit charged
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      Troopers air-dropped
      86 5 Manila. Friday Philippine Air Force helicopters air dropped some 1000 army troopers in a jungle area in Isabela province in Northern Philippines yesterday following the killing of two soldiers and the wounding of another in a brief gunbattle between a Huk band and an army patrol. Five Communist
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      Students besiege university
      104 5 Melbourne, Friday. Students demanding changes in the running of Melbourne University last night besieged the ViceChancellor and 200 staff in their administrative building. About 1000 of them padlocked and chained the doors, painted slogans on walls and windows, threw up barricades of cement blocks, bricks, timber and
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      Cholera deaths
      41 5 New Delhi, Friday. Forty people have died in the past seven days in a cholera epidemic in East Pakistani refugee camps in the Indian state of Assam and the territory of Meghalaya it was officially announced in Shillong yesterday.
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      Lock icon Ceylon brings out big guns against rebels
      582 5  -  Government orders use of mortars and heavy artillery JOE SEGERA New Nation Foreign Service Colombo, Friday The government has ordered the use of mortars and heavy artillery against Che Guevarist insurgents hiding out in Ceylon's jungles. It also announced that It will accept
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      Lock icon Taiwan attack on prostitution
      264 5 Ministry announces 5-point plan United Press International Taipei, Friday The Ministry of Interior Affairs yesterday announced plans to wipe out prostitution on Taiwan. Replying to questions in the Legislative Yuan (Parliament), the ministry said it would first check the growth of prostitution, legalised or underground, and
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      Lock icon 'Boy genius' held for illegal phone calls
      237 5 Reuter New York, Friday A "boy genius" and eight other youths have been arrested on charges of illegally placing thousands of dollars' worth of free long-distance telephone calls by using home-made electronic devices. Peter Mokover, 19, was arrested on Wednesday after a three-month
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      Saviour for sex deviants
      115 5 Edinburgh, Friday A new German drug for male sex deviants has been successfully tried here on four violent sex offenders. Dr. A. J. Cooper, told the Royal Medico-Psychological Association yesterday that the drug could be taken as a pill. He added the drug was scarce and
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      Actor sues for divorce
      60 5 Los Angeles, Friday.— Actor Donald Sutherland 35-year-old star of the film "MASH" has filed for divorce from his estranged wife Shirley, 37, on grounds of "irreconcilable di f ferences 99 Both Sutherland and his wife, daughter of a leading Canadian politician were born in Canada and
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      Lock icon Manila may buy rice from Thailand
      245 5 United Press International Bangkok, Friday Mr. Arturo Tanco, the Philippines Secretary of Agriculture, said yesterday he expects his nation to buy rice from Thailand. Mr. Tanco spent the day discussing a rice deal with officials in the Ministry of Economic Affairs. He said last
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      Lock icon U.S. Air Force grounds all F-111s again
      193 5 United Press International Washington, Friday The U.S. Air Force yesterday announced that all Its Fill fighter bombers would remain grounded while a section of the ejection capsule on each plane is taken apart to see if it might fail like one two weeks
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      House 'no' to bank funds
      53 5 Washington, Friday. The House appropriations Committee yesterday voted against approving US$246 million in funds for the World Bank. The funds was requested to increase the US share in the bank's subscription fund authorised last year. It is still possible for the money to be restored
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      Lock icon 95 million children who don't eat properly
      228 5 Reuter Geneva, Friday About a quarter of the 380 million children un- 1 der five years of age in developing countries show definite signs of protein-calorie malnu-«> trition, the Wor 1 d Health Assembly has f been told. Dr. Marcolino Candau, V director
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      Forecast on cars of the future
      98 5 Los Angeles, Friday.— Japan's third largest automaker predicted on Wednesday that car manufacturers around the world will scrap the internal combustion engine for the rotary engine as smog standards stiffen. "Mr. Kohel Matsuda, president of Toyo Kogyo Co., said the expected harshness of US
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      Bid to stop Royal visit
      68 5 Belfast, Friday. Senior army and Doilce officers have persuaded Northern Ireland's government to drop plans to invite Queen Elizabeth to the province for 50th anniversary celebrations next month, a government source said yesterday. "It was decided at a very high level that a Royal visit
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  • Article
    Momentum for an isolationist US foreign policy
    1130 6  -  Writers call it a retreat from moralism By Pakir Singh A number of writers have asserted recently that the outstanding characteristic of American foreign policy today is the retreat from what might be called moralism. The assertions are based on two points. One:
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    Fresh trade wind
    612 6  -  Thailand's cautious move for business link with China By S.M. Ali After many years of hesitation and a few clashes of opinions among its top policy makers, Thailand now seems ready to take a step towards forging trade links with China. It is reported that the Thai
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    Suharto finds it hard to 'accept' Malaysia in its present state
    726 6  -  From John Hoffman One of the biggest unspoken factors in the finely balanced racial situation in Malaysia is the firm conviction that Indonesia would always step in to help their Malayan "brothers" if racial conflict like that of May
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    'Alley without exit'
    752 6  -  A poet's view of his war-torn country From Peter A. Jay In the military prison camp of Giongongto just outside of Saigon, Le Van Thanh is writing about the war. In a neat and careful script, he fills the pages of a yellow pad like those favoured
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  • THE LOCAL SCENE
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      Pollution perils
      1385 7  -  In the final part of a two-part series, LYE THIM FATT, senior public health engineer in the Ministry of Health, outlines the health hazards of air pollution and from solid wastes. LYE THIM FATT Most cities throughout the world are confronted with the complex problem of air pollution,
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      New ethic keystones
      880 7  -  TAY KHENG SOON in a paper to the Student Christian Movement conference in Singapore examines the ethics of modernisation. TAY KHENG SOON The scientific world view and its application have produced and will produce the material necessities of life. But, it has distorted grotesquely into a blind,
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    • Voice of the Press
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        Nanyang Siang Pau
        178 7 What the other newspapers are saying: The Nanyang Siang Pau has all along held fast to the stahd of an independent newspaper, entirely non-partisan and non-sec-tarian, unbiased; it has never taken part in the activity of any political party, and has never Been swept into the whirlpool
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        Sin Chew Jit Poh
        201 7 "What role does the government play in the problem of preventing industrial casualties? The government s efforts may be summed up as follows: It awards meagre compensation. Under the Industrial Safety Ordinance, a victim in an industrial accident is paid a maximum sum of $7OOO to
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        Utusan Melayu
        76 7 The State Legislative Assembly by-election for the Bekok constituency, to be held on May 15, will be a test of the Malayan Chinese Association's influence in Johore. This is especially so in view of the fact that there is going to be a straight fight between the MCA
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      105 7 Wi ..<■ v«. //y f*. k t < V ~-ti ■A N/ \r s] N, 1 From one to fifteen, children actually grow to 90% of their adult height. These are the years when children need Vitamin C enriched VITAPLUS to help build sturdy bones and muscles, well-formed teeth, strong
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  • Article
    Unnecessary duplication of efforts...
    518 8 The three-day Sixth Ministerial Conference for Economic Development of South-East Asia, which has just ended in Kuala Lumpur, has covered a wide ground in its discussion, perhaps a little too much to allow the participating ministers, representing nine countries of the region, to concentrate their attention
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  • 'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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      Banks for sale...
      106 8 Hong Kong, like Singapore, is overbanked, and the Government will not allow any more foreign banks to set up branches there (representative offices, yes, but not deposit branches). Yet the attractions of the future China market are turning many bankers' eyes towards Hong Kong as a stepping-stone
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      Reasonable..
      35 8 A circular for a news seminar somewhere in the United States says: "Hotel rates will be reasonable. The will charge as low as US$27 per day for rooms with double occupancy." Any one interested?
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      Lifting the curtain
      73 8 Two Singapore-based foreign journalists left tor Karachi on Tuesday morning to join a group of western newsmen now being assembled in West Pakistan for what is expected to be a government conducted Press tour of Bangla Desh. General Yahya, the Pakistani strongman, has found a way of
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    The change of attitudes among the overseas Chinese is fascinating
    756 8  -  SHIRI MULGAOKAR An aspect of the Nanyang Siang Pau affair that has fascinated me is the change in attitudes towards China among the overseas Chinese. I must make it clear that my reference to the Nanyang Siang Pau case is
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  • Letters
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      The facts of censorship
      296 8  -  JACKIE SAM Meiz A. Tyebally and Ttined Chakraborty (NN April 21) have completely misunderstood the ourpose behind my series on censorship. There has been no attempt to manoeuvre out of the controversy nor avoid delving into any subject deeply. Censorship is an extremely controversial subject. More
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      Ethics and development
      399 8  -  ST. JOHN Singapore 10. In the paper headed "In search of a new ethic." published in New Nation on May 6 Mr. Tay Kheng Soon brings up very interesting points. He says he does not accept any established ethical views and does not take a moralistic stand.
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      Be courteous, bus drivers!
      171 8  -  S. DEWAR Many of us are now finding out that with the kinks ironed out, the new bus services are a positive boon. But unfortunately, a good number of the buses in use are out-of-date and should not be on the road. Even worse, this also
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      A word on 'ping-pong'
      147 8  -  CECIL TAN I cannot understand why "ping-pong" diplomacy has apparently become a euphemism for friendly relationships. Political commentators evidently have never played ping-pong or table-tennis. It is a same that demands, when played by experts, a high standard of physical fitness and alertness. instant reaction, and
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      Pat for our motoring man
      128 8  -  BIKIE, Singapore 11. I am full of praise for your Monday motoring pages. It is indeed welcome to have a qualified motoring man doing tests of popular and not so popular models in such a candid manner. I appreciate also the fact that the tests
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  • Article, Illustration
    DIAL 999
    1537 9  -  Speed a must in E. unit PART TWO: Report on our hospitals and emergency unite. Today ONG CHOO SUAT examines the doctors decision ONG CHOO SUAT How do the emergency units in the general hospitals function? "We are the portals of entry in the hospital," said a medical
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    Agnew in '72? Perhaps
    487 9  -  James Bassett "The jury of his peers all named Richard Milhous Nixon —is still out on this case. And it will probably "stay out for months to come." Thus spoke a top-level White House aide in assessing the likelihood of VicePresident Spiro Agnew retaining his No.
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    Parents to blame for drug abuse
    770 9  -  DOPE: AN UNCHAINED DEVIL Part Five: Drugs and Parents Ignorance and apathy to children the cause DR. MAX RAFFERTY Almost a year ago, I appointed California's first statewide committee on drug abuse, headed by Art Linkletter and composed of some of America's fore, most
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  • SHOPPING
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      KEEPING YOUR COOL..
      583 10 REFRIGERATORS Normally a luxury that few could afford, the refrigerator has now become a necessary and easily accessible household item, thanks to our hot climate and the cheap hire-purchase terms rpHE hot climate here A has really made the refrigerator a necessary and important piece of household
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      324 10 Model B-52 ore kt iilfi H t im ELECTRONIC GASLKiHTERS (WITHOUT FLINT) ONLY MODELS WITH "Je" Mark carries a Guarantee. Available From Dealers Everywhere. Sole Agent: JERRY TAN t CO. 17A-3 Upper Circular Road. Tel: ***** Singapore-1. Sole Distributor Service Station WHOLESALE RETAIL EVERFAIR ft CO., 83, North Bridge Road,
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      95 10 Courteous Prompt Service Guaranteed PUT THE WORLD AT YOUR REACH THROUGH US. Write or Call Us PRESIDENT TRAVEL SERVICE Ist FLOOR ROOM 28 -A, PRESIDENT SHOPPING CENTRE SINGAPORE, 8. TEL: ***** *****. CEDRIC TRAVEL SERVICE 3rd FLOOR ROOM 416, PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX SINGAPORE, 1. TEL: *****4. GIFT PROBLEMS? Check our
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      149 10 ALPHA INTERNATIONAL (SPORTS SAFARIS) PTE. LTD. FOR A COMPLETE RANGE OF V Watersports, fishing. Camping Safari A Tennis Badminton Equipment Entomological Supplies 1 TEL: *****2 WE ALSO SPECIALISE IN ORGANISING JUNGLE SAFARIS, FISHING SKINDIVING TRIPS. Sales Dept. Showroom: 304, THOMSON ROAD, SINGAPORE-11. Head Office: HONGKONG BANK CHBRS., COLLYER QUAY, SINGAPORE-!.
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      358 10 Install a FINNISH SAUNA BATH IN TOO* HOME. SALON tr HOTEL Brochures available 1 m 4 Sole Agents for SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA INDONESIA. VENUS ENTERPRISES (PTE.) LTD. 1, Halifax Road, Singapore, 9. Tel: *****4 ODEON Shirt Specialist Sole Distributors Head Office: 71, Haji Lane, S'pore-7. Tel: ***** Branches: (1) 157—158 Peoples
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    What a difference your own darkroom can make
    294 11  -  CAMERA CORNER Introducing a new feature for camera enthusiasts. Watch for it every Friday CONDUCTED BY WANG SU FAH WANG SU FAH Just look at these two prints one was enlarged commercially, the other is the result that than can be achieved
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      LEGS... once covered in stockings, now zip with diamonds
      137 11 Now... men will admit the first thing they notice about a woman is her legs. And with eyes on these long limbs, and fashion emphasis too, why not pretty then\ up? The days when women only wore flesh and tan-coloured stockings
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      Where a goose looks down on a wonderful meal
      440 11  -  EATING OUT WITH WENDY HUTTON The little stone angel, cultching a groose protectively about the neck, watched us from his perch above a shop house as we sat chewing on braised goose feet. My girl friend and I were eating Teochew
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      171 11 Win cash for your photo Camera Corner *opens with a weekly photographic contest. Below are the rules of the competition and an entry form. It's open to all with cash prizes. Rules 1. The Contest is open to all Singapore photographers. 2. Minimum size is 6" x 8" on glossy
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      82 11 I 1 s fiE*> N H 2^ 5S < Subsc Waga z Serv] ine Subscription Jrn! i£s*J Servic g*tj m ne OtAi "VP'., MOM£ Wag3fz ,n n* 'arrWy the ran pM<* SS^a- s« rv* FOR ALL YOUR MAGAZINES. A QUICK EFFICIENT SERVICE SEND FOR FREE BROCHURE Times Distributors Sdn. Bhd.,
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      WALL ST. PRICES
      218 12 Allied Chem 32 Alcoa 63 Vi Am Brands 47% Am Can 35", Am Motors AT T 4814 A P 19% Anaconda 22% Avon Pd Beth Steel 23% Boeing 23% Caterp Trac 52% Chrysler 30% Coca-Cola 98 Control Data 73 Corn G1 Wks 267 Dow Chem 101 DuPont
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      $9m ADB loan
      60 12 MANILA, Fri. —The Asian Development Bank hag approved a U553.37 million concession loan to the Laotian government for its Vientiane power distribution project. The loan which will be drawn from the ADB's special funds resources will carry an annual interest of 1% per cent and will be
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      Daily share analysis
      1140 12 ALL YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE STOCK EXCHANGE COUNTERS 1970-1971 1 wk. 4 wks. Closing Price last Divfd. P/E Turn- 1 High Low ago ago Stock Buyers Sellers Sale Yield Ratio Over INDUSTRIALS 4.50 2.42 2.46 2.60 Allied Chocolate 2.44 2.41 5.1N 15.3 8 1.90 0.84J
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      Lock icon UK: Taming the Bulls
      100 12 United Press International London, Friday It was a much quieter day in the stock market. The currency crisis tamed the "bulls" for the moment, and interest has been largely confined to a handful of "situation" stocks and to those affected by profit news. Oils claimed much
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        Regionalism
        373 12  -  Seminar on our role in ASEAN By Patrick de Souza Local pre-university students will learn more about Singapore's political position in South-East Asia at an inter-school seminar to be held on May 22. The topic will be the role of Singapore in the context of the Association of Southeast
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        Teachers anxious
        370 12  -  New pay offer does not benefit majority PATRICK DE SOUZA Teachers are not very happy with the new pay scales offered by the government. And they are anxious about many things. The recent government proposals did not Include a clear Indication of how teachers can move from the
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      Company to step up output of pens, refills
      338 12 Hagemeyer Trading Company, which started as the sole distributor of Bic Ballpoints and refills is today manufacturing these ballpoints and refills in Singapore under the name of Hagemeyer Industries a joint venture between the company and leading distributors. Employing 27 people, the
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      Freight row in Australia
      411 12 'PERPETUAL UPSURGES' While the recent 10 per cent freight rate increase left Singapore and Malaysia shippers chagrined, their Auslian counterparts are contemplating more drastic action against the Australia-Europe Conference. It seems that a showdown may be inevitable between Australian exporters and the various shipping conferences over
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      Lock icon US: Monetary squall intensifies market
      195 12 United Press International New York, Friday The stock market, mixed most of the session, finished lower in active trading yesterday. One analyst said "the monetary squall" intensified the market's process of consolidation. Mr. Monte Gordon of Bache and Company said that basically the market's pattern
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      Lock icon Buona Vista Athletics
      555 13  -  CAMERA ON SCHOOLS Words: Sonny Yap Buona Vista Secondary School is only five years old and therefore still in its infancy stage as far as sporting achievements are concerned. If the results of yesterday's annual athletic meet are anything to go by, the future of sportsmen from
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      Lock icon Confident to meet Ali now— Bugner
      88 14 Reuter London, Friday Joe Bugner, British Commonwealth and European heavyweight boxing champion, said here today that a bout against former world champion Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) in July or August was a distinct possibility. Hungarian-born Bugner, 21, at present preparing for a European title,
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      Banks is all over the courses
      990 14  -  From Mike Bingham in London English racing, a normally reserved, rather dreary affair to Australians is staggering from the assault on an incredible character from back streets of Glasgow. He appears at race courses all over the country, something as many as 11 a
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      The return of Sedgman
      61 14 London, Friday.—Australia's Frank Sedgman, the 1952 Wimbledon champion, returns to the English tennis scene on May 17 in the Rothmans British hard court championships at Bournemouth. Sedgman, who turned professional after his Wimbledon victory over Jaroslav Drobny, will compete in the singles, the men's doubles with
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      Medal sweep by Russians
      57 14 Tokyo, Friday.—The Soviet Union won seven Gold and two Silver medals to capture the team title of the Greco-Roman event in the second junior World amateur wrestling championships here yesterday. The Russians also won the team title for the ten classes in the first championships held
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      Roche beaten
      197 14 Rome Friday All the top seeds made it look easy yesterday, winning through to the quarterfinals of the men's singles in the 28th Italian tennis championships, but Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia broke through Tony Roche's unflagging determination to upset the Australian 6-4, 5-7, 7-6. Top seeded John Newcombe
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      Snakes alive! But no strike
      665 15  -  GUTTER TALK WITH JOHN FITCH During the American Club Championship a team was stamping around sweating, perhaps even using the vocabulary in an unorthodox manner, because their star bowler with one minute left before play began had not yet appeared. Then their first bowler had
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      Top four to fight it out at Bukit
      232 15  -  GOLF By Lim Kee Chan The semi-finals of the Singapore Island Country Club women's golf c h a m p i onship should provide an exciting tussle throughout by the four top players over the Bukit course today. The semi-finals: at 1.30
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      Weekend draw and starting times
      783 15 Keppel Club will play host to the Diplomatic Corps in a friendly golf match at Bukit Chermin on Sunday. The draw and starting times (Diplomatic Corps first): 8 a.m. Arab Wilairat (24) and Toh Chin Chye (23) v Loh Heng Kee (17) and Teoh Khoon
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      Schools' athletics
      70 15 St. Andrew's Junior Schools I and n will hold the 16th combined annual athletic meet at the school ground today at 2.30 p.m. Tanglin Technical School will hold its seventh annual athletic meet at the Queenstown Sports Complex at 2.30 p.m. Broadrick Secondary School will hold its third
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      Foster is out
      23 15 Sylvania, Ohio, Friday.— The World Boxing Association (WBA) in its May rankings yesterday dropped Bob Foster from its lightheavyweight rankings.
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      Games for motor men
      93 15 The Cycle and Carriage Group will hold its first inter-country sports festival, starting on Sunday. About 30 of the company's Malaysian employees will travel here during the weekend to compete against their Singapore counterparts in tabletennis, badminton and football at the Fraser and Neave complex. A
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      Silver Spray in smart gallop
      263 15 By Blue Peter Trainer Teh Choon Beng's Club Cup prospect, Silver Spray, underlined his chances in the race when he did a smart trial at Bukit Timah this morning. Ridden by Rodney Dawkins, the Pall Mall grey covered 3f in 414/5. He was full of
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      Lock icon Gul's early claim at Test opener
      266 15 United Press International London, Friday Aftab Gul, a stocky right-hander, continued to stake an early claim here yesterday for one of the opening batsmen's places in the Pakistan Test team against England. He followed his 80 at Worcester by hitting a two and a
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      UK soccer
      17 15 London, Friday.— The only football league match last night: 3rd Div. Torquay 1 Shrewsbury 0
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      493 14 NEW NATION CLASSIFIEDS PHONE *****8 ANNOUNCEMENT NEED A HAIRCUT? Welcome to 'Merigold' Lady Barbers 6, Dublin Road, Singapore 9. Telephone *****7/*****2/*****0. THE WORLD RENOUNCED PSYCHIC ASTROLOGIST, PROFESSOR DHARAN KARTHY'S OFFICE regretfully anrxftjnce, due to heavy pressure of appointments, the Professor is unable to solicit anymore appointments until middle of July
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      290 14 EDUCATION RADIO SERVICING COURSE commence 10.5.71. Evening and special classes. Enrol Edison Electron Institute, 56/58, Jalan Besar, Singapore. Telephone *****1. CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH GERMAN Japanese and English commencing today. Please Ring *****8 Singapore. ENTERTAINMENT ASIA for attractive, charming, sophisticated, polite lody escorts —558 President Building, Serangoon Road, Singapore *****. FURNITURE KIM
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      260 14 SOUTHERN CROSS MALAYSIA AIRWAYS The above airlines invite applications for the following appointments:— FLIGHT STEWARDS AND FLIGHT STEWARDESSES Requirements: In both cases, applicants must have Senior Cambridge or its recognised equivalent. Good vision without the aid of speotacles. They must be able to converse well and speak fluent English. Ability
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      53 14 ENTER NEW NATION/DOROTHY GRAY j 'Young and Lovely'; Quest Fill in the coupon below and submit it to: 'Young Lovely' Quest NEW NATION Locked Bog 15, G.P.0., Singapore. I wish to participate in The New Nation/Dorothy Gray 'Young and Lovely* Quest, Nome: Address: Telephone No: Age: Occupation: I enclose my
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      108 14 DR. KILDARE IF /Oil RE A 2*l RIP KIRBY I'LL PRINT UP THE PICTURE OF THE NECKLACE, BINKIE SO THAT YOU CAN FAKE A DUPLICATE BETTER ABANDON THIS ELEGANT HEAP. \> M I 4 by Ken Bald m ft yES ...THIS IS DR. KILDARE ...WHAT? HOW LONG HAS SHE BEENI
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      281 14 NEW NATION, CROSSWORD 14 Derive: Abbr. 15 British Queen: 1837-1901. 20 Footnote indicators. 23 Author Prance. 24 Churchill. 26 Typographers' union. 27 Turns around. 30 Large knife. 31 Girl's name. 32 Agitate. 33 Sharpen. 34 The stuff of pillows. 35 Road over which mail i: carried: 2 words. 37 Boiled
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      316 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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      262 15 NOVICES SECTION Dunearn Rd. 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 GROUP* If you are
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      32 15 appointments FREELANCE ARTIST required for occasional casual work. Ability to carry out assignments at short notice desirable. Write stating rates to Box 1062 New Nation Singapore. (Please include telephone numbers if any.)
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      613 15 ,<SHS Cut aliif anted lines 1 NEW NATION MONEYWORDS 'K l FRIDAY Cat Nt aii 111 witt ittn cuius. Ptstiaf iistractms ipitu ktlaw. Nant (Mr./Mrs./Miu) Address R C H A A A Y A C A i. 2. 3. Is frequently accompanied by cries of encouragement. A coach will hardly
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      The name of the game is pachinko
      394 16 HOW TO SPEND ssooom. A YEAR PUSHING A BALL THROUGH A HOLE Every day tens of thousands of Japanese are engaged for hours on end in trying to force a tiny metal ball through an equally tiny hole. The name of the game
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      Lock icon ANNE AIMS TO GET AWAY...
      56 16 Hair ruffled by an off-shore breeze. And eyes gazing out to sea dreaming. Dreaming of the day when she can get across the high sea to faraway places. You see, Anne Philips, 17, loves to travel that is, before she gets bogged down in a
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      Upgrading the image of KL's massage parlours
      191 16 Kuala Lumpur clients of massage parlours can relax. The municipality is not going to supervise these establishments with a firm grip. "We like to be lenient with them, especially those that are licensed and operated in accordance with the rules and regulations," says
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      A $12,000 itch that would not go
      232 16 Bill Currie and his wife Maureen were Just itching to get into thefi* new $12,000 architectdesigned house in Cambuskenneth, near Glasgow. But days after moving in they were itching to get out. Every time Mrs. Currie went to hang out the washing she
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      In top job one has to be game for anything
      112 16 ''ln this business you have to be game for anything," said Governor McCall of Oregon as the took off his coat. Even for a game of table tennis." Then he proceeded to play a desk-top version of table tennis with
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      TALKING POINT
      66 16 AH FOOK: What's the point in SAF changing from caps to berets? Apart from the expense involved, the present caps keep the sun out of the troops' eyes, while a beret will give no protection at all. MEI LIN: Why do you always oppose change? Our army must
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      369 16 5 Singapore 6.00 Opening and Lucky Dip 6.30 News in Brief 6.35 Children's Corner (C) 7.05 Sports Parade 7.40 News (C) 7.50 Chinese Variety Show 9.00 News and Newsreel (E) 9.25 The Prime Minister at the Seminar on Communism and Democracy (English Version) 11.00 The Virginian 12.00 Close 8 Singapore
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      431 16 TRUST YOUR LUCKY STAR IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are not one to accept sacrifices from another merely so that you can gain success or profit. Rather, you will work for yourself at your own pace and In your own time and you will make your own sacrifices
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      Tobacco Leaf is ready for a winning effort tomorrow
      975 17 By BLUE PETER Tobacco -Leaf looks set for a winning effort in the Class 5 Division 4 —6f handicap at Bukit Tim ah tomorrow. This Rousseau four-year-old came out from a five-month spell to finish a gallant third to Skippy over
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      SELECTIONS FOR TOMORROW
      147 17 EPSOM JEEP MAKUDA Race 1 T PRINCESS Marie Lad TOBACCO LEAF Taiwan Princess TOBACCO LEAF Hyrdofoil SIEGFRIED Bash GM I vv-Jl ESM Race 2 JANGAN LUPA Delia ris JANGAN LUPA Even Better JANGAN LUPA Celtic Knight JANGAN LUPA Delaris DELXAR1S Jangaa Lopa Race S ALTAR ROT Siapa
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      SATURDAY'S CARD
      10612 18 mmmmM 2,5 Ch 5 Div 4—6f■HH ($6500 —$4550 to winner) 1 MM BIS SHF f (Aaric) I BtmMm S U M.Uaail 14 LASTi (13 atarted) 23-1-71 K.L. 9-0 6F (Velu) a. 4 Dir. Si lit. gpotwiM 8-11; 2nd. Coeabtoed Effort 8-11; 3rd. K—po— CfcuMi 8-11. 3-4-I' 2 1-14.
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      SUNDAY'S CARD
      11745 21 1.45 CI. 5 Div. 2—6f. IttUUi ($6500 —$4550 to winner) 1 4IM5 YIPfT a (Tippy) ClM| 5 SJ I FIFTH: (IS started) 2-5-71 S'pora 8-9 6F (Soaidi) a. 5 Dfv. 1: 1st China Dynasty 8-8 carr. 8-5; 2nd. Pari 8-15: 3rd. Indrapura 8-11. 2-necfc-'2- 1-14. Track flood. KLKVBNTH:
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      SELECTIONS
      158 21 SCRUTINEER MAKUDA Vjj Km* 1 COUNT CARLO Kpf. Chantek COUNT CARLO Clever Andy COUNT CARLO Clever Andy NIAGARA Ylwsr COUNT CARLO Kmc 8 skippy I'll! 1>iS) II :-I?IVm PERI DUKEDOM Dukedom Peri Peri SkipPT State Fenainn Race 3 HONEST DEAL Ad Valorem Ad Valorem AD VALOREM Hltam Mania AD
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      64 18 PRICE: $1.50 ONLY Here are some of the interesting features that you will find in the MARCH '7l issue of 'RIDING':Strength by Gentleness Confined (Heavy Horses) Young Riders Section A Choice of Stallions. Canter's Column Available at: The Donkey Stallion So You Want to Work with Horses (Career Feature) Horseman's
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      36 21 NEWS FOR HORSE LOVERS NEWS FOR JOCKEYS NEWS FOR RACING FANS You'll find a magazine full of galloping news in r- J v m' Available at: TIMES DISTRIBUTORS SDN. BHD. Times House, River Road,. Singapore, 9.
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