New Nation, 18 July 1972

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    Masthead
    15 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, July 18, 1972 No. 460 Price 15 cents NEW NATION
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    OUR ROADS
    13 1 Police reported 54 accidents yesterday. Six were serious and one fatal.
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    ON THE 'CHANGE
    96 1 The share market was moderately active this morning. Prices were generally steady. Malaysia Wood Wool held best interest at prices from 74 cents to 82 cents. Malayan Banking gained two cents to $3.50, Public Bank and DBS one cent each to $1.62 and $1.76 respectively while United
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    Tin unchanged
    18 1 Today tin was traded at $620% (unchanged), with a turnover of 225 tons (down 79 tons).
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    Swiss MPs for China
    25 1 Berne, Tuesday. Eleven Swiss members of parliament will visit China from July 25 to August 13, it was announced here yesterday.
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    Man in bush: Police probe
    66 1 LATE NEWS Police are Investigating the case of a man who was found tied, gagged and unconscious in a bush at Lorong Chuan early today. Mr. Tan Beng Keong, 26, a managing partner of a trading company at Lorong Chuan was found by a watchman
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    Bogus firm's big swindle
    129 1  -  Victims lose $13,000 By Douglas Chan The CID has uncovered another bogus company reported to have cheated two firms of $13,000 worth of goods over the past two months. This brings the total number of bogus companies so far detected by the Commercial Crimes Branch of
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    FBI's first G-girls
    33 1 Washington, Tuesday. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) yesterday swore in two women, one a former nun. as agents, to break the FBl's long-standing tradition of using only male agents.
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    Ministry team in blast probe
    95 1 The Ministry of Defence has formed a committee of officers from various departments to Investigate the balloon blasts which Injured 53 soldiers on Sunday. Thirty-three soldiers are still in the Outram Hospital with mild burns. They are expected to be discharged soon. None was seriously
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    Around world in a yacht
    60 1 London, Tuesday—A 65-year-old retired bus driver set out from Plymouth yesterday In a 27-foot (8.2-metre) yacht to sail around the world with only one scheduled stop. The driver-turned sailor, Mr. Cyril Brighton, is not carrying a radio transmitter on his yacht, named Deruma, but hopes
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    Mrs. Sheares sends off son Edwin
    139 1 Edwin Charles Hinghwee Sheares, second son of the President, reported for fulltime national service this morning at the Central Manpower Base in Tanglln. Edwin, 23, was among 900 young men seen off by their parents, including the First Lady. Also there were the Minister
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    PEOPLE'S FRONT CRISIS...
    184 1  -  Alleged financial irregularities By Abby Tan The People's Front will undergo a major reorganisation following allegations of irregularities in its financial affairs, according to secretary general Mr. Leong Mun Kwai. He alleged today that some high-r a n k i n g members of the party YipA
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    Lock icon New fears as floods hit Manila
    168 1 United Press International Manila, Tuesday Monsoon rains lasting more than 2* hours hit water-logged Manila with a five-inch downpour, flooding wide sections of the metropolitan area today and forcing cancellation of most school classes. The Manila Weather Bureau recorded 5.75 Inches of rainfall. Intensified
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    Envoy shot dead
    63 1 Bogota, Tuesday. The First Secretary of the Swedish Embassy in Colombia, Mr. Kjell Hagglof, was shot dead in his car here last night, police said. The 29-year-old diplomat died instantly from several bullet wounds in the head. He had been trying to sell the car, and police
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    Fourth time
    22 1 Hollywood, Tuesday—Actor Ernest Borgnine and his estranged wife, Donna Ann, were divorced yesterday, ending the Academy Award-winning performer's fourth marriage.
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    ASEAN tourism: Hon's call
    232 1 The Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sul Sen, today urged delegates attending the first annual convention of the ASEAN Tours and Travel convention (ASEANTTA) to put forward concrete plans to promote tourism in the region. Opening the two-day convention at the Mandarin Hotel, Mr. Hon said: "Today's
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    10 starve to death
    58 1 Jakarta, Tuesday. Ten people have died of starvation and abcrttt 200 others are suffering from the effects of hunger in the Central Java district of Pekalongan, the dally Indonesia Raya reported yesterday. The newspaper said In a report from Pekalongan that there had been a food
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    Togetherness spells victory
    171 2 She provided the Idea, he the design. Together, Mrs. Mabel Yarrall and Mr. Robert Tan (above) came up with a winner for Singapore's family planning drive —a cheeky-looking stork shouting "Stop." Mrs. Yarrall, health education officer of the Training and Health Education Branch, has suggested different posters
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    Exhibition of graphics
    63 2 Artist Loo Foh Sang will hold an exhibition of original graphics at the Alpha Gallery in Alexandra Avenue from Saturday until Aug. 10. M. Pierre Mallet, cultural attache of the French Embassy, will be the guest of honour at the preview on Saturday at 6.30 pjn. The
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    Costs worry contractors
    223 2 The Singapore Building Contractors' Society is to make representations to the government through the Science Council to redress what it termed the "one-sided contracts between contractors and houseowners. Mr. Peter Tsaw, the society's president said contractors had to absorb extra costs arising from increases in prices of
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    Dry spell: Fears of water crisis
    350 2 Consumption up Singapore has been experiencing a dry spell since the end of last month. Water stocks at the three reservoirs Macßitchie, Pierce and Seletar are understood to be decreasing. Teams of officials from the Park and Trees Division, Public Works Department, are in
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    Seminar on drugs
    93 2 The Beatty Secondary School will hold a one-day seminar on drug addiction and youth at the school's premises on Saturday from 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. It will be chaired by Mr G.G. Thomson, and will be inaugurated by Prof Tommy Koh Thong Bee. Members of the
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    Doctor's talk
    50 2 Dr. Tsoi Wing Joo, head or the Woodbridge Hospital, will give a talk on the mentally disabled and their rehabilitation when he attends the dinner and fellowship function of the Orchid Chapter of the International Y's Men's Club, at the Hotel Equatorial on July 26 at 7.30 pjn.
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    • Miscellaneous
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      126 2 Today's winning number *****1 If the last six digits of your Singapore identity card number are those shown above, you can claim a $300 Post Office Savings Bank Gift Voucher. Your voucher will be paid into a Post Office Saving Bank account in your name. Call with your identity card
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    • Miscellaneous
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      129 2 rwim Temperatures cities yesterday: Kuala Lumpur Hong Kong Manila Tokyo Jakarta Taipeh in world London 27-15 c Moscow 27-20 c New York 30-24 c San Francisco 24-12 c Paris 26-17 c Sydney 19- 7c Melbourne 18- 8c Canberra 13-mlnus 3c Perth 19- 8c Singapore Singapore's weather for the 24 hours
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      448 2 HBPPEmncs WHAT S ON TODAY The MINISTER FOR EDUCATION, Mr. Um Kim San, will officiate at the swearing-in ceremony of the 13th committee of the Lim See Tal Chong Soo Klu Leong TOng Family Self Management Association. Cantonment Road, at 7.30 pjn. The MALAYSIAN HIGH COMMISSIONER, Dato Abdullah, All will
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  • In Person
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      APPRECIATING ART—OUT OF THE CLASSROOM
      664 4 Conducted by Ruth Moses, Tel: *****1 FOR Mrs. C.N. Cheong, art teacher at St. Andrew's School, teaching Is not confined to the classroom. The opening of the Richard Walker Art Exhibition at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce saw the vivacious teacher conducting a small band
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    Kidney patient in 'care' ward
    359 5  -  Two others may go home soon By Pang Guek Cheng Mr. Wong Kam Wah, one of Singapore two latest transplant patients, is still in the intensive care ward because his donated kidney has not started functioning. However, there is no cause for alarm, according to
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    Tour here is contest prize
    46 5 Two young Hong Kong people will come to Singapore for a goodwill tour next month—their prize for winning a music contest. They are Miss Diaha Cheung and Mr. Fung Kwan-nam, who topped the sections for ooys and girls in the contest.
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    Talentime at university
    40 5 The University of Singapore Students' Union will hold a talentime contest for undergraduates on Thursday at 4.30 p.m. as part of its orientation programme. The talentime will be preceded by a tea party and a fashion show.
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    Tengku may quit soon as MP
    416 5  -  By V.K. Chin Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. Tengku Abdul Rahman is expected to announce his resignation as Member of Parliament for Kuala Kedah soon. The former Prime Minister of Malaysia and the present secretary general of the Islamic Secretariat, returned to Kuala Lumpur on Sunday
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    Long-hair ruling: Polytechnic students in protest
    241 5 More than 1,000 students at the Polytechnic are petitioning against what they call "infringement of presonal rights" by the authorities. The petitions, appealing against a ban on long-hair-ed students in classes, have been forwarded to the Polytechnic Students' Union. A spokesman of the union
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    Story-telling
    36 5 The finals of the story telling competition for English primary schools (Primary three and four) will be held at the National Library from 3 to 5 p.m. on Thursday. Twelve schools will be taking part.
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    Families may seek Minister's help
    414 5  -  Pollution at Mt. Sinai By Douglas Chan Residents of Mount Sinai Estate may ask the Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker, to intervene if no action is taken by the developer or the government to stop pollution and erosion from the hill.
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    Lecture on China's policy
    60 5 Dr. Lucien Pye, chairman of the Department of Political Science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will give a public lecture at the University of Singapore tomorrow on China's Foreign Policy in East Asia and the Prospects for Peace and Security. It will be at the
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    Shipyards call for lower port dues
    249 6 Volume of work falls Singapore shipyards want the PSA to charge lower port dues for vessels seeking repairs here. Mr. K.K. Ching, president of the Singapore Association of S h i pbullders and Repairers, said today the yards had lost several million dollars as
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    Pool your resources, businessmen told
    63 6 Local manufacturers should pool their resources if they wish to rim profitable enterprises in the face of stiff competition from foreign Industrialists, according to a sub manager of Amoy Canning Corporation, Mr. John Wong. He ssdd local manufacturers were not co-operat-ing with each other sufficiently
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    Change old ways, Chinese merchants told
    219 6 Old fashioned Chinese businessmen have to change their attitudes to suit modern times If they are to survive. j This 1s the view of Mr. Wee Mon Cheng, treasurer of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce He said: "The days of the hard-driving Chinese businessman
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    How to run an office
    78 6 A course on office administration will be organised by the Supervisory and Management Training Association of Singapore (SAMTAS) late this month. The course, geared to the needs of office executives and managers, will Include business correspondence, office organisation, job grading, recruitment, promotion, training, salary scales,
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    No more ragging
    263 6 Boards set up- to try offenders The University of Singapore Students' Union has come up with a novel idea to combat ragging—it has set up mobile disciplinary boards to deal with offenders during this year's orientation period. The latest issue of the union publication, Singapore Undergrad, carried
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    Siew Choo steals limelight at the show
    110 6 Eng Siew Choo, 5, (right) from Park Road Creche, was the swinging lady from Olde London Towne. Dressed in a light blue costume, jaunty bonnet and shawl, she did a short dance to a lively background music. She stole the limelight and won
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    Music, dance
    32 6 The Ministry of Education will hold the District 3 music and dance presentations as part of the Singapore Youth Festival at the National Theatre on July 27 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Original designs needed
    83 6 The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board is encouraging manufacturers of locally-produced souvenirs to come out with original designs. Mr. Runme Shaw, chairman of the board, said visitors to Singapore should have a wide range of attractive and high quality, yet inexpensive souvenirs to choose from. "Singapore souvenirs will
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      371 6 Despatch clerk wins $15 Quiz object No. 14. Only 15 entries were received for last Thursday's quiz. The quiz photograph showed a Lambretta engine ventilator. The first prize of $15 goes to Inche Mustapah bin Hussin, a despatch clerk, of Tanglin Road. His entry was the first correct one opened
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    Lock icon No halt in the arms race —Chou
    269 7 United Press International Hong Kong. Tuesday. Chinese Premier. Mr. Chou En-Lai said yesterday the recent US- Soviet agree ments on nuclear arms limitation "marked the beginning of a new stage of their arms race." "The super powers have not ceased their expansion and
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    Lock icon UK urges joint pull-out in battle area
    349 7 Ulster truce hopes United Press International Belfast, Tuesday Britain has offered to withdraw its troops from Belf\st's battleravaged Lenadoon area if local Roman Catholics persuade Irish Republican Army (IRA) gunmen to get out. The move lifted hopes for peace in Ulster because settlement
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    SAFE IN DUBLIN...
    49 7 Pensioners who fled from their homes in Lenadoon Housing Estate, Belfast, to the safety of the Irish Republic chat with a nun at a convent in Dublin. They are among 6000 Roman Catholic refugees who have left theii: homes because of the renewed fighting in Ulster.
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    Chile urges probe into business 'meddling'
    232 7 Geneva, Tuesday—Chile has accused the International Telephone and Telegraph (ITT) Company of having tried to overthrow its government. It demanded a United Nation's investigation into the political doings of such multinational corporations. The demand was made to the economic and social council and was
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    Eight killed
    29 7 Mexico City, Tuesday. Eight youths, ranging in age from 16 to 20, were killed in a car-bus collision, in Sallna Cruz, 500 miles south-east of here yesterday.
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    Governor stops second jail riot
    165 7 Washington, Tuesday Maryland's Governor, Mr. Marvin Mandel, and Congressman Parren Mitchell, yesterday stopped the second prison uprising in the state in 48 hours by persuading inmates at the maximum security prison to surrender hostages and return to their cells. On Sunday Mr. Mandel and Mr.
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    Crash kills 5
    26 7 Manila, Tuesday.—A bus and a jeep collided in Imus town, 10 miles south of here yesterday killing five people and injuring seven others.
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    A space date set for 1975
    214 7 Washington, Tuesday Russia will prepare two Soyuz spaceships to increase the chances of success for a meeting of Americans and Russians in earth orbit in 1975, space leaders of both nations reported yesterday. One of the Soviet crafts will be launched from the Baikonur
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    Lock icon Aust. pledge on Straits
    77 7 Reuter Canberra, Tuesday.—Australia has given an undertaking not to oppose a move by Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore to seek Joint control of the straits of Malacca, according to the Indonesian Ambassador to Australia, Air Vice Marshal Sujitno Suklrno. He told a Press conference in Hobart yesterday
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    Dedicating the body to medical science
    448 8 Mr. Chia Yew Kay deserves more than bouquets for the noble act of dedicating his body to the advancement of medical science in Singapore. He has set a laudable example that should stir others to tread his path. There can be no more magnanimous
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  • 'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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      Singapore $
      35 8 Singapore Now the American paperback industry-has recognised the worth of Singapore's dollar. Latest publications gve the price .of the >ok in Singapore currency in addition to the traditional quotations in American, Canadian and British currencies.
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      Bring the present
      62 8 Not everyone seems to realise that the Malay Mail no longer exists in the Singapore newspaper world for New Nation still gets official invitations addressed to its predecessor. And talking of invitations, onCe in a while we do receive those which have a postscript: Your present will
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    Helping the handicapped to do a man's job so that he may find some joy
    1394 8  -  GERALD de CRUZ Timmy bounced in the other day from Penang with all the breezy gudto of a ribut that karate chop of a storm which occasionally pounces on us out of a clear blue
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  • Letters
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      Stop dreaming of old days
      551 8  -  CHAN LOY CHAN (Miss) Public Relations Officer, Public Health Division. SinraPore 2. I refer to the letter of M. S&lleh headlined On Standards of Health (NN. June 27). For the information of M. Salleh, may I point out that cholera outbreaks occurred sporadically in Singapore
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      The rush to Jurong
      149 8 Being dally commuters from Queenstown to Jurong, we have observed of late that there are gradually fewer buses to Jurong especially during the morning peak hour* i.e. from 7 a.m. to 8 m The situation was already bad before and to add to this worsening state
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      154 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation, Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. LOOK TWICE AT Mikon BINOCULARS Think twice when you say to yourself, "I would only use my Nikon binoculars occasionally." "Occasionally" adds up to hundreds, or even thousands of hours over a lifetime. Your first breathtaking look will
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  • A NEW NATION EXCLUSIVE
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      The Muhammad Ali Story
      3264 9  -  THE MAGIC OF ALI ENDS BONAVENA FIGHT -by ex-world light heavyweight champion, Jose "Chequi" Torres December 7, 1970: It is the day of the AliBonavena fight. At 12 p.m. Muhammad Ali and Oscar Bonavena are expected to be here. Three hundred people are moving around and
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  • BEHIND THE NEWS
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      Lock icon Charting the Johnson, Nixon war policy in Vietnam
      746 10  -  From Don Oberdorfer Washington Post AMERICA President Nixon's latest state m en t s and actions regarding Vietnam open a new phase of US policy in the long, tortured and appalling history of the second Indo-China war. In successive steps over many
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      Show of unity in DAP, but more purges to come...
      570 10  -  From V.K. Chin MALAYSIA Democratic Action Party leaders should be well satisfied with the show of unity and solidarity at Sunday's special delegates congress here. The 124 delegates not only unanimously approved a resolution supporting the expulsion of two former
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      Lock icon Space research opens up new horizons...
      824 10  -  From K. A. Ehricke Los Angeles Time THE U.S. For millions of years, man Inhabited a seemingly infinite and indestructible earth. Now, as this planet's true limitations become apparent, space technology is opening up new environments and new opportunities. It is just as once
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  • Commerce and Finance
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      Lock icon Speculative dollars flooding into Japan
      248 11 Reuter Tokyo, Tuesday Official Japanese sources said yesterday some speculative dollars were flowing into Japan through foreign portfolio investments in Japanese securities in anticipation of a revaluation or floating of the yen. The dollar funds are apparently being Invested in Japanese stocks and bonds expecting
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      Market movements
      164 11 The share market was moderately active yesterday. Prices were steady In industrial and property counters. Yeo Hiap Seng on profit-taking lost 21 cents to $2J& The company has made an offer of two of its shares for three of Edible Products Limited which has a paid up -capital
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      Lock icon EEC blueprint for monetary reform
      410 11 UPI, Reuter London, Tuesday The present and future members of the Common Market yesterday agreed on a major plan of action for forthcoming negotiations on world monetary reform, charting eight principal objec- tives for the future. The objectives were announced at a Press Conference here
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  • Article
    Keppel yard under expansion for 150,000-ton tankers
    374 11  -  By S.V. Suppiah Keppel Shipyard is expanding. Consultant engineers are testing soil and sea currents to increase the yard's present capacity from 40,000 dead weight tons to 150,000 dwt. A yard spokesman said: "Until the tests are over, costs cannot be determined." The
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    Two new partners fur multi-national bank
    137 11 The Dresdner Bank of Germany and Dai-Ichl Kangyo Bank of Japan plan to become equity partners in the Singaporebased multi-national regional merchant bank whose formation was announced on May 15. Participation by these two banks will bring the total number of partners of the
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    TIMBER CARGO SHIP
    96 11 The Malaysian International Shipping Corporation under the auspices of the Far Eastern Freight Conference, will Inaugurate this month Its regular bulk timber service from Malaysia and Singapore to Europe. The first vessel, the Maritime Fortune (33,000 dwt), will begin loading In Sin- gapore on July 23 and
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    Taiwan shipper tours port
    70 11 Mr. W.O. Everard, shipping manager for Talt and Company of Taiwan, and agents for- the Ben Line Steamers Ltd is in Singapore to study Ben Line's container operations. After his visit to the PSA East Lagoon container complex, Mr. Everard said: "The port of Singapore has
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    BRIEFS
    288 11 Mr. David Chan Sent f Yue, marketing executive in the cash register division of NCR. has left Singapore for London to attend a supervisory management course in the London office of the National Cash Register Company. On completion of the course. Mr. Chan will tour Germany, France. Switzerland and
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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      269 11 NEW NATION CROSSWORD AC&OPS 1 Edible fish. 5 Here and there (In a book): Lat. 11 Dtfeater of Hannibal, 202 B.C. 13 Where Cairo la. 16 Shaving need. 17 Rope fastening. 18 Last syllable of a word. 19 Little ones. 20 —nutshell. 21 CHlded. 22 Gloats. 24 Commotion. 25 Tropical.
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    Lock icon UK: Market closes quietly firm
    178 11 Reuter London, Tuesday The market closed, quietly firm. Sentiment was aided by optimism about today's talks between the government, industrialists and trade unions to combat inflation. The docks dispute and Northern Ireland troubles, however, made for some inhibition. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times index
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  • SHOPPING
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      A simple tool to solve battery problems
      656 12 XJOW many gadgets do ±M you have at home and in the office which are worked by batteries? Perhaps, there's the transistor radio, the cassette recorder, the flashlight, maybe some toys and a light flasher. That's a total of four or five different
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      Visual splendour and comfort in the bathroom
      485 13  -  home Presented by Mary Lee The ultimate in home luxury used to be a carpeted bathroom. Today, bathroom design aims at a setting of visual splendour and physical comfort. Beautiful bathrooms are now something more than a 3 toilet bowl, washbowl, shower and
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      A supple camel pose for a more graceful neck
      169 13  -  r. Uyoga TAN CHUNG LEE Camel Pose Kneel down and slightly separate the legs. Lean back, with the arms stretched out straight behind you, lowering yoUrself back until the hands can take hold of the heels. Keep the arms quite stiff
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      Adding insult to injury
      68 13 Gloria Judge. courage from the Women s Lib movement to go to a Detroit court to get a special order U> prevent her husband from beatlngi her. When Gloria went home and showed her husband the order, he forced her to eat the flre-by-eight inch parchment
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      And now it's manhood's turn to suffer...
      152 13 Now they're saying Women's Liberation may cause impotence in men. Three psychiatrists (all male) at New York University's School of Medicine say "sexual impotence is on the rise among young American males." The doctors, George Ginsberg. William Frosch and Theodore Shapiro, made a
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      A closer look at unisex
      808 13 It is not as easy as it once was to separate the men from the girls, judging by the fashion trends of today women In tailored trouser suits and the men in shoulder-length hair and floral or lacy shirts and figure-fitting flared pants. Some call
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      83 14 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald yCXJ WANTED TO SEE WE, SIR? INPEED. 1 WISH TO EXPLAIN WHY 1 SUGGESTED YOU ALTER VOUR -r COURSE, CAPTAIN. it r) m: J ■> t i i Sx 4J 1 I vl 1 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice and Fred Dickenaon XDU CREEPS ARE
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      Lock icon Up and Oops!
      89 15 The girls A final of the high jump for the 13th national track and field championsips at Farrer Park yesterday produced a variety of styles. Picture above shows Lim Lye Lian of Dunman making a rather intrepid attempt at clearing the bar. Above right we have Koh
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      Australian bowlers threatened
      334 15 Nottingham, England, Tuesday—A Letter threatening the families of fast bowlers Dennis Lillee and Bob Massie was received at the Australian cricketers' hotel here this week-end. But the threats are not being taken seriously, said Mr. Ray Steele, manager of the touring team. The letter, unsigned, was posted
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      US baseball
      13 15 national league Cincinnati 7 Chiea«o AMERCAN LEAGUE Boston 4 CaUfaraAa 1
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      Fiat victory
      96 15 Vienna, Tuesday. Flat has confirmed its supremacy in the European championship for pilots and the Mitropa Cup following its win in the recent 1600 kilometre Semperit rally here. A Fiat 124 Sport Spider driven by the Pinto-Ma-caluso crew won the rally -with a loss of 6219 points. Second
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      Glittering prize for rally
      184 15  -  By Sonny Yap The North Malaysia Rally scheduled to be held on January 20 and 21 will once again be the richest in South East Asia. The sponsor will be Castrol Limited, announced Mr. M. J. McGuin, president of the RAAF Butterworth Motor Club in Penang.
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      Schools athletics
      19 15 The 13th schools' national track and field championships will continue at Farrer Park today at 2.30 p.m.
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      England looks set to salvage a draw
      796 15 London, Tuesday. Pride and professionalism returned to England's batting on the fourth day of the Nottingham cricket Test and there appears a chance of saving the match. Set to get 451 to win in 9% hours, a virtually impossible task, England have so
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      Rumpus over the choice of gloves
      185 15 Dublin, Tuesday. Boxing officials were still trying to clear up the confusion here last night over the choice of ring and gloves to be used in tomorrow's heavy-weight clash between Muhammad All and fellow American A 1 Blue Lewis. The difficulties began last week
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      HK delivers final blow to S'pore XI
      536 15  -  From Jeffrey Low in Kuala Lumpur It looks as if the final blow has been dealt to Singapore after last night's courageous 4-1 loss to Hong Kong in the Merdeka soccer tournament here. Final because our chances of entering the last four now
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      A clean sweep by Boey
      130 15 Boey Bee Chun became the undisputed woman carrom champion in the 15,060-strong Amalgamated Union of Public Employees when she won all three events in the AUPE's championships yesterday. The player who represented Laboratory Technicians took the honours in the singles, doubles and mixed doubles finals.
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      172 15 ■WHERE! TO GET YOUTC ■PENGUINS! :.'S; «*<*«» in the ground floor of the Methodist Headquarters at 23-B Coleman Street, Singapore (between the Hill Street Fire-station and Anglo-Chinese Primary School). Singapore's first Penguin bookshop. A full range of Penguins, Puffins, Pelicans for every reader. And it's run by the most helpful
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      Sunday's Penang race finishes
      339 16 Follow the horses marked with a Ken's Ecstasy raced np to pacemaker Cinema at the home torn and then hit the front a furlong from home, with Continental and J una challenging. Ken's Ecstasy ran on stoutly to beat J una by threequarter length. Third was
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      Lucky Lucky is one to follow
      408 16 From Blue Peter in Penang Lucky Lucky in did a splendid trial on a good track at Penang this morning. With a riding boy in the saddle the Sovereign Path four-year-old drew right away from stablemate Forex at the end of 3f in 37
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      Italian aims for title crack with Japanese
      145 16 Lido D 1 Poraposa, Italy, Tuesday. European light middle weight champion Carlos Duran yesterday said he would fight Japan's Kolchl Wajlma for the world title. Duran, 36, former European middleweight champion, dropped a weight class after losing his title to France Jean-Claude Boutler.
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      Filipinos for the Olympics
      139 16 -Manila, Tuesday The Philippine National Olympic Committee has named 44 Filipino athletes for the country's Olympic contingent, committee officials said yesterday. Chosen were: BASKETBALL Edgardo Ocampo, Freddie Webb, Rlcardo Cleofas, Rosallo Martlre, Danilo Florendo, William Adornado, Adriano Papa Jr., Jime Mariano. Manuel Paner, Rogelio Melencio, Narciso
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      College baseball
      71 16 Tokyo, Tuesday Jack Bastable of Missouri hit a round scoring double in the bottom of the 13th inning last night to give the United States a 3-2 victory over Japan in the fifth game of the first best of seven college baseball world series before 15,000 spectators at
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      Fischer makes one move, Spassky quits
      318 16 chess Reykjavik, Tuesday Bobby Fischer of the United States won the third game in the world chess championship here last night and Immediately became favourite to score a further victory over Boris Spassky of Russia when the duel resumes today at 11.30 pjn. Singapore
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      Lock icon Black beats any defence
      199 16 LKA The game was adjourned In the diagrammed position shown at right in the United Press International radio picture. When the game was resumed, Fischer's sealed 41st move was revealed:- 41 B-Q6 ch. Spassky promptly resigned as he must have discovered what Fischer had Intended when
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      Top 10 US golfers
      82 16 New York, Tuesday. Grler Jones, second in the Greater Milwaukee Open, took over ninth place In the US golf earnings list, the American PGA announced last night. The inclusion of Jones, who took over ninth place from Juan Rodrigue, was the only change in the top
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      Evonne's date with the Queen
      284 16 Hoylake, England, Tuesday. Australian Evonne Ooolagong raced through her match In the North of England tennis championships here yesterday before flying off for an appoint ment with Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace. Miss Ooolagong, the recently deposed Wimbledon champion, beat Penny Moor of Britain 6-3
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      Swimming meet
      23 16 Chinese Swimming Club will be holding its annual swimming championships at the club's pool St Amber Road today at 2 pjn.
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      Move to clean up football
      331 16 London, Tuesday. English footballers face a new disciplinary code next season in a drive by the Football Association to clean up the game. Every offence for which a player can be cautioned carries a fixed number of penalty points and once a player accrues 12
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      Walks away with title
      57 16 viet Union, who U exacted to defend his Olympic 20 tan walk title in n«t Munich 'be event in the Ru»- her^ t i?terd^ mßlonhS?™?* well outside the best time in the world this ahead of Mexico sSH medalUat Nikolai Bmaga, who took the fJropew UUe
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      Lock icon 18-month-old baby on hunger strike
      317 18 While parents were camping Melbourne Herald An 18 m on th old baby-girl started a seven-day hunger strike when her parents left her with her grandmother and went off on a camping holiday on their own. Wolfgang Klefer, 32. a croupier of Baden, Austria, and
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      Today...
      168 18 Today Is Tuesday, July 18, the 200 th day of 1972 with 166 to follow. THE MOON: In its first quarter. THE MORNING STARS: Venus and Saturn. THE EVENING STARS: Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. English Novelist William Makepeace
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      Lamb chop-eating
      25 18 Teams from throughout northern Spain have been invited to compete in a lamb chop-eating contest to be staged in Locrono, Spain, in September.
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      TALKING POINT
      44 18 MEI LIN: Why the faraway look this morning? You've been gazing at the sky for the past five minutes. AH FOOK: I'm looking for signs of rain. It's been so dry lately I'm afraid we might be in for water rationing again.
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      Musical gunman forgot to take the money
      123 18 A musical gunman who held up a bar here became so engrossed with playing the double bass in the bar band that he forgot to take the money from the barman, police said yesterday. The gunman forced patrons at the Blue Angel Bar
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      Lock icon TIME TO PONDER
      35 18 Time to ponder. That seems to be what Florence Ho, 20, has right now. A parttime model, Florence recently gave up a sales and public relations job. Picture Picture by Sulaiman Ismail
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      Splashing away in the nude...
      86 18 Wesley Wiggins, 25, was "hot and tired" last week so he took off his clothes, stacked them in a neat pile, and took a nude bath In the fountain in front of the Georgia Power Co. on Peachtree Street In Atlanta, Georgia. Police Sgt. G.J.
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      Rationing grog
      47 18 Stocks of imported whisky and wine in Bulawayo, Rhodesia, are dwindling so fast as a result of sanctions that many wholesalers and hotels have introduced rationing, while one local bar has put up the price of a tot of Scotch by almost 50 per cent.
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      438 18 5 Siagapsrt 3.00 Opening and Where the Heart Is 3.20 For the Family (M) 3.45 A Diary of Events in Singapore This Week (M) 3.50 South-East Asia Malaysia (M—Rpt) 4.10 Peyton Place (Rpt) 4.55 Close 6.00 Opening and Count of Monte Crlsto Grecian Gift 6.30 News in Brief 6.45 Bouth-East
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      549 18 Trust your lucky star IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are one of those long-range thinkers who never considers his plans well laid or his future in any way secured unless or until he has thoroughly investigated every possibility of action and reaction having to do with a given
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