New Nation, 18 May 1973

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    Masthead
    20 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Friday evening, May 18, 1973 No- 718 Price 15 cents II llll^^l SINCAPORE FRIDAY, MAY IS. 1973
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  • Article
    ON THE 'CHANGE
    194 1 The share market was selective In trading, thin in volume, and steady in prices for the first 45 minutes this morning. Only Singapore Hilton was traded in the hotels section. Three counters in properties section were holding steady. Oil palms, tins and rubbers were neglected. BUSINESS DONE:
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    Service at a standstill
    67 1 An Associated Bus Service time-keeper who failed to turn up for work on time this morning caused a complete halt in the No. 1 and No. 1A services between Lower Delta Road and Changi until 10.20 a.m. today. According to bus conductors the service was supposed
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    OUR ROADS
    10 1 Police reported 64 accidents yesterday. Five were serious.
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    7 hurt in gas tank explosions
    493 1  -  Fire breaks out at warehouse By Bharathi Mohan Seven people, including two women, were seriously injured in a series of explosions in a warehouse containing household gas cylinders off Victoria Street yesterday. Three of them are in a "critical" condition. Police identified the seven
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    Expert: Split will be a boost for S'pore...
    167 1 A financial expert said today tfrat the split in the Singapore dollar and the Malaysian ringgit would give the Republic a further boost in its bid to be the financial centre for South-East Asia Speaking at the Rotary Club of Singapore East
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    Lock icon Ship set on fire in Red convoy attack
    211 1 United Press International Phnom Penh. Friday. Communist gunners ambushed an eight-ship convoy near Phnom Penh late last night and left one cargo vessel ablaze 14 miles south-east of the capital. Seven other ships including six fuel tankers and an ammunition barge managed
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    Lock icon Blast kills three after dance
    159 1 Reuter Belfast. Friday Three people were killed early today when a car bomb exploded outside a hotel near Omagh where a late night dance was just breaking up. First reports said that several people were seriously wounded and police feared that the death toll could
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    General gets L-bomb
    49 1 Canberra, Friday.—A British army general escaped unhurt when he partially opened a letter bomb mailed to him here, police said today. The Manila envelope containing a crude incendiary device and addressed to Major-General Charles Page, director of combat development (army), was posted in Sydney on Wed-
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    New leader
    33 1 Bonn, Friday—Dr. Karl Carstens, a former State Secretary in both the Chancellery and the Foreign Ministry, was today elected new parliamentary leader of the west German opposition Christian Democratic Party (CDU).
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  • Article
    $6000 to be won
    138 1 Have you given some thought to New Nation's short story contest? There are $6000 worth of book prizes to be won, including sets of Encyclopaedia Britannica and 70 volume Time-Life libraries. You may write any kind of story you like so long as it is set
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  • Article
    Sabotage on ship
    64 1 London, Friday.—Detectives yesterday swooped on a British polar research ship anchoring off the South Coast of England after the captain had radioed saying vital scientific data, including messages from polar satellites, had* been sabotaged on the vessel. The captain of the 4316ton Antarctic survey ship Bransfield said
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    Lock icon Guerrillas agree to end war in Lebanon
    374 1 Reuter Beirut, Friday Lebanese and Palestinian negotiators yesterd a y announced the agreement on measures to prevent a new outbreak of fighting between the army and the commandos. Mr. Abul Zaimwn, chief Palestinian delegate on a joint peace-keeping committee, told reporters after day-long
    Reuter  -  374 words
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      5 1 See Pages 2 and 3
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      123 1 This charming Indian j^B fhaatham wood 4-panal R acraan comet hand- S3 carvad in a variety of |Ij am and exotic design*. K Perfect for home and §fi hotel decoration Another axquivta impart by: See Page 7 The Nippondenso you buy today Idling StabHiser that prevents is tufty transistorised, cwertieating
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  • Article, Illustration
    Temple 'walk' by 2000
    179 2 As the bells rang and Buddhist hymns came over the air. some 2000 devotees with joss-sticks and candles In hand, walked slowly round the temple compound three times following the holy shrines that were carried. They were at the Mangala Vihara Buddhist Temple in jalan Eunos
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  • Article
    Singapore plan to help YWCA of Saigon
    135 2 The YWCA of Singapore hopes to raise $1000 for their counterpart in Saigon. It has set aside June as the fund-raising month during which cohections will be taken at all its functions. The association said: "In Vietnam for ov*r 20 years, the people
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    Our police force gets a pat on the back...
    198 2 Singapore's Police Force has a very high standard of efficiency and discipline comparable to its counterparts in Europe and Australia, according to an Australian criminologist. Dr. Paul Wilson, 30, the acting head of the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, University of
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  • Article
    Chile ban
    26 2 Santiago, Friday. The government last night banned the rightist Featherland and Liberty Organisation, which it accused of plotting to overthrow socialist President Salvador Allende.
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  • Article
    Coin-sized problem after split deadline
    215 2  -  Usable in phone booths By Bharathi Mohan Malaysian coins are expected to be in use here even after the August 7 deadline set by the Government. For the coins are still "usable" in public phones and in the jackpot and amusement machines installed in parks,
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  • Article
    Appointment
    35 2 Mr. Yeo Kim Seok has been appointed personnel manager of the Faber Merlin Group. He holds a degree from the University of Queensland and a diploma in social studies from the University of Adelaide.
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  • Article
    Campfire
    26 2 The first youth sub-com-mittee leadership training course campfire and barbeque evening will be held tomorrow at 7.35 p.m. at the National Youth Leadership Training Institute.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      309 2 HRPPEnincs WHAT'S ON TODAY Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, the Minister for Culture, will attend the presentation of awards and closing ceremonies of the 19th ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL at the National Theatre at 6 p.m. A TABLE-TENNIS TOURNAMENT prize-giving cere mony will be held at the Taman Jurong Community Centre at
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      132 2 [weather] i world 34 24C 33-25 C 31-17 C 33-24 C 18-15 C 29-25 C 24-25 C 2&-18 C 38-26 C 1712 C 22- 9C 54-12 C 16- 7C 24-11 C 17-11 C 14- 8C 21 11C Singapore Singapore's weather for the 24 hours to 8 a.m. today: Max. temp.
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  • Article, Illustration
    Now a warning on rubber split
    317 3  -  'Will be detrimental to S'pore and Malaysia* By Sunny Wee The chairman of the Rubber Association of Singapore, Mr. Tan Eng Joo, warned today that a rubber market split would be detrimental to both Singapore and Malaysia. Calling on both countries to continue as
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    Robbed
    30 3 Three masked men armed with daggers held up two women at their home in Sailm Road yesterday and escaped with cash and Jewellery worth $2000 and two share certificates-
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    Blood drive
    26 3 Jurong Town Ambulance and Nursing Division II will hold their division's blood donation campaign on Sunday at 9 a.m. at Jurong Town Christian Church.
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    Polytechnic exam results
    1724 3 The Polytechnic has anv nounced the results of the various examinations held earlier this year. The following candidates .''have passed the Technical 4 Mechanical Engineering Third Year Pull-Time (Pinal) Group A Examination held in Feb./ Mar. 1973 and will be awarded the Technician Diploma: Koh Hon Whye.
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      189 3 More results will appear in tomorrow's New Nation Greece is more than ruins, it's 1 4 k. Greece is life-filled tavernas friendly little local 'pubs' where Greeks burst into spontaneous dance, and you can walk right into the kitchen to choose your food. It's rousing Bouzouki music and singing. Olympic
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  • In Person
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      Stars light up the Istana
      431 4 •••at sumptuous buffet party out on the lawn THE beautiful rolling grounds of the Istana came alive with star-studded glamour when the Minister for Culture. MR. JEK YEUN THONG and his wife threw a garden party for the delegates to the 19th Asian Film Festival
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      Way to go about flying a dog...
      558 4 [MllllE cunic by PG. Dear P. 0., I shall be returning to Britain towards the end of the year and will be sending my dog there round about the same time. Could you please tell me the formalities that I should have to
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      213 4 VULCAIN Open Heart If you appreciate beauty and truth... The chances are you will like the Vulcain Open Heart. With its 'see through' design there is nothing to hide Except its superbly handcrafted Swiss movements. Be exclusive! Fascinate others as you will be fascinated by this truly fascinating timepiece. Available
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  • Article
    Fund by SILO for those sacked wrongfully
    114 5 The Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation has started a relief and victimisation fund to help those who are wrongfully dismissed. The money will also be used to provide refreshments to members who are taking industrial action with the executive council's approval. This was stated
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    Pix of sweeper takes the top prize
    184 5  -  CAMERA By WANG SU FAH This week's top prize goes to Mr. Ong Bon Yaw, of 12-B, Clementi Estate. Singapore 5. His picture of a sweeper in a triangular composition framed with a broom was taken with a Fujica camera set at fB,
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    Raja to open four-day FEET conference
    307 5 The Minister lor Foreign Affairs Mr. S. Rajaratnam will open the four-day founding conference of the FIET Asian Regional Organisation at the Singapore Conference Hall at 10 a.m. on Tuesday. FIET, the French initials for the Geneva-based International Federation of Commercial, Clerical and Technical
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      261 5 NEW NATION Name Address Title: Camera: Exposure: Rules Camera Corner weekly photographic contest. Be»w are the rules of the competition. It's open to all with cash prises. 1. The Contest is open to all Singapore photographers. I. Minimum size is 6" x ft" on (tossy surface. 3. An Entry Form
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      452 5 i the end of the The new Fujica ST 801 has the most sophisticated light metering system in the world </JBI v' J u =T*' I> With 3-way focusing, shutter speed on the left, LEO tight meter on the right the STBOI viewfinder is a real Control Center'. See those
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      263 5 Prizes snowball again 1 II? WM Last Monday's quiz photograph showed a pair of salt and pepper containers. There were no correct entries. The prizes will be carried forward to tomorrow. Do you know what today's quiz photograph No. 271 shows? If you do write or type out your answers
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  • BEHIND THE NEWS
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      Lock icon Superstate Japan has a real military muscle
      977 6  -  From Jeff Penberthy Melbourne Herald JAPAN "Are they re-arming would they try again?" From Melbourne to Macao, on a recent trip these were still among the questions raised most frequently by people enquiring casually about Japan. The debate on whether Japan's militaristic Instincts
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      Lock icon BREZHNEV NOW BASKING IN GLORY AND POWER
      719 6  -  From Murray Seeger Washington Post RUSSIA For old Moscow hands. May certainly has all the hallmarks of the Khrushchev era. There was a politburo shakeup, a ringing endorsement of a policy of peaceful co-exist-ence and columns of praise for the man who engineered
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      Sin Chew Jit Poh
      398 6 VOICE OF THE PRESS What other Newspapers are saying: SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIAN CURRENCIES There has been no panic among the peoples In Singapore and Malaysia ever since Malaysia suddenly announced the termination of the agreement on inter changeability of the two currencies. This is mainly because
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Blast horror at police hq.
    68 7 A bomb exploded in front oi Milan's police headquarters yesterday killing two or three people and injuring several more. The blast came only five minutes after Italian Interior Minister Mariano Rumor had left the headquarters. Police have detained a man. 0 Picture above shows bystanders
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    Now IRA threat to close Ulster airport
    208 7 Belfast, Friday Irish Republican Army (IRA) guerrillas yesterday threatened to close down northern Ireland's main airport near here. A statement by the IRA's militant provisional wing said Aldergrove Airport which serves both civil and military traffic was now considered a "legitimate target." It
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    Lock icon Skylab trio puts off trip again...
    421 7 Launch date May 25 Reuter UPI Washington, Friday With sxylab's cabin safely cooling, the US space agency, NASA yesterday decided to postpone the launch of its first three pilots until next Friday to give them time to carry up a giant awning to shade
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    Lock icon 'Aid Zambia' call goes from the UN
    433 7 Reuter New York, Friday.— The UN Economic and Social Council instructed Secre-tary-General Dr. Kurt Waldheim yesterday to "mobilise with immediate effect all forms of financial, technical and material assistance to Zambia" following closure of the border with Rhodesia. The council unanimously approved a
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    Lock icon 'Only show' opens
    266 7 Reuter Washington, Friday. Television viewers in the United States yesterday began watching what has been called here "the only show in town"—the opening of the Senate hearings into the Watergate bugging scandal. The morning session of the Select Senate Committee failed to produce any fireworks and the
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    Lock icon Restore Sihanouk to power: McGovern
    241 7 United Press International Washington, Friday—Democratic Senator George McGovern has called for the restoration of Prince Sihanouk as head of the coalition government in Cambodia. Speaking in the Senate yesterday, Mr. McGovern urged the Nixon administration to negotiate a settlement in Cambodia, even though it resulted
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    Improving film standards in Singapore
    372 8 It does not need someone as closely connected with the film industry as Mr. Run Run Shaw to point out how strict censorship in Singapore is. Anyone who goes to the cinema with any frequency will realise this. But it is a shrewd businessman who
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  • 'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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      Back at work
      44 8 Those who are concerned about what happens to newsmen after their detention may be Interested to know that Mr. Ly Singko is now working with the Sin Chew Jit Poh while Mr. Shamsuddln Tung is back at the Nanyang Siang Pau.
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      Too heavy wings
      102 8 A Cornell professor told tills tale to a colleague over dinner, so I suggest that readers take It with a large p.nch of salt. Cornell University, as many Singaporeans probably know, has a reputable veterinary school. One year, the school decided to experiment in raising chickens with
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    Politics, not economics, has charted the course of the currency split
    986 8  -  PANG CHENG HAM The more one studies the dollar split between Singapore and Malaysia, the more one is forced to conclude that once again, politics rather than economics, has been the primary motivating factor. Admittedly, the split was inevitable.
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  • Letters
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      A plea for clemency
      593 8  -  MYINT SOE Faculty of Law University of Singapore, Singapore. 10. I was interested to read In the Sunday Times (6th May) that Miml Wong has appealed for clemency to the President in respect of her death sentence. In fact, as a lecturer in criminal law it
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      Falling knives and plates
      151 8 Your report of May 14 under the caption Looking up to danger common scene in flats, certainly calls for swift action by the Housing and Development Board. I am a resident of a ground-floor flat located at Kampung Chai Chee Estate. It is most frightening that
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      Reasons for blackout
      141 8  -  KHOR ENG LEE Public Relations Officer, Public Utilities Board, Singapore. 6. I refer to Mr. Abu Bakar Bafana's letter (New Nation dated 5.5.73) regarding the recent blackouts in Jalan Tampol. Our record shows three supply failures in the month of April, caused by extraneous objects such as
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      34 8 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered tor publica t.on unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not wart yOur name published
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      144 8 Write to The Editor, New Nation. Locked Bag 15, GPO, Singapore, 1. We've prefixed Wayfoong to our name so you'll know we are a wholly owned subsidiary of The Hongkong And Shanghai Banking Corporation. MAF is a member of The Hongkong Bank Group. This, plus our stability and wide experience
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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  • Our Heritage
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      Story behind that PSA Gate No. 8
      1604 9 Singapore was but three years old when its founder Mr. later Sir Stamford Raffles returned to the island from Java to inspect the progress of his "child" then under the first Resident Major William Farquhar (1819-23) responsible to himself at Bencoolen. Raffles was
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      Spare a thought for old folks
      838 9 CHARITY BOX The Yew Tee Old Peoples' Home in Bukit Fanjang began as a chicken shed. The chickens were moved out and replaced by very old, infirm people who lived a rather miserable life. The food was inadequate, roofs leaked and the old people
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  • SHOPPING
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      In search of tranquility
      968 10 VLTE are there, well almQSt. I mean we are already a developed country, by standards laid down by the United Nations. The change from an underdeveloped to developed country was a long and difficult process but we managed to make it But we cannot afford to
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon TREND Shaping up to free and easy lines
    143 11 The natural silhouette it making a strong impression on young women here. The free and easy lines spell comfort and simplicity, individuality and a feeling of vibrant youth. Once restricted to day wear only, the casual shape now graces evening functions as
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    NOTHING TO FEAR
    113 11 What was meant to sound like the direst of threats to the British husband, or lover, and those who are both, came from Mr. David Colclough, president of the National Hairdressers' Association. His message was clear: The British male had better look to his hair. "The Euro-lover
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    Journey from a nunnery to a path of revolution
    1111 11  -  From Terri Shaw An American woman who made the long political journey from being a Maryknoll nun to a guerrilla preaching armed violence in the barrios of La Paz sat in a Washington living room last week and calmly described what
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  • BUSINESS NEWS
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      Firm helps 25,000 cripples to earn $177 mil.
      205 12 New York. Friday—Goodwill Industries, which enabled 25.000 handicapped Americans to earn US$7l million last year, claims to be the best welfare investment in the country. In addition to creating Jobs for handicapped workers, Goodwill Industries generated US$l5.l million a tax revenues from
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      Tannery to export dog-hides
      64 12 Jakarta, Friday.—A tannery in Jogjakarta plans to export some 100,000 dog hides worth between one and two US dollars each to Japan this year, Business News reported recently. The report said the tannery buys hundreds of dogs each month from the island of Ball at 250
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      Faster boat for oil commuters
      65 12 Oil refinery commuters will save six hours weekly in travelling time when two new 35-foot launches with 20 knots speed operate between Tanjung Berloger and Pulau Bukom. The launches ordered from Vosper Thornycroft by Tian San Shipping will be delivered sometime in August and September
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      Metric committee set up for design of electronic equipment
      161 12 The Metrication Board has set up an electrical and electronics industry committee to initiate and co-ordinate the planning of metrication programmes for the design and manufacture of various electrical and electronic components and equipment. Mr. Y. K. Huen. a faculty member
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      British exports up £77 mil to record £954 mil
      259 12 London, Friday. British exports Jumped £77 million to a record £954 million last month, sharply reducing Britain's trade deficit and fuelling hopes of a lasting industrial boom. The trade figures for April, announced by the Government Trade Department showed a deficit
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      Barclays Bank has started 'acquisition binge' in US
      110 12 New York, Friday— Britain's biggest bank, Barclay's Bank, Ltd.. has started an "acquisition binge" that has Barclays on a collision course with the three biggest American banks. Business Week said yesterday. Business Week said Barclays appears to want to replace New York's
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      Concorde noise problem solved
      108 12 Paris, Friday.—The President of the French Aerospatiale Company, joint developers of the controversial Anglo-French supersonic Concorde project, yesterday reaffirmed his company's faith In the aircraft and claimed Its noise problems had been solved. Mr. Henri Ziegler told a luncheon here: "The preproduction model to be displayed
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      Lock icon US dollar recovers
      256 12 Reuter UPI London, Friday. The biggest speculative attack on the US dollar since the world monetary crisis of last March appeared to have ended yesterday when the US unit held firm against the leading European currencies. The recovery of the dollar, which had been heavily sold by
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      Tokyo 'grab' at Canada industry
      136 12 New York, Friday—Business Week magazine reported yesterday that Japanese companies are putting money into Western Canada to "tie up raw material resources and grab a share of the area's industry." The weekly publication said Japanese investment in Western Canada totals US$3OO million of which US
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      Lock icon A record deficit of $2900 m in Japan's world trade
      195 12 Reuter Tokyo,Friday—Japan had a record deficit of US$ll6O million ($2900 mil.) in her balance of International payments for April, exceeding the previous record deficit of US$lO9l million ($2727 mil.) in March, the Finance Ministry announced. The deficit was mainly due
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      Curb on foreign shareholding
      60 12 Cape Town, Friday. Foreign-controlled banks in South Africa must reduce their foreign shareholding to 50 per cent "within a reasonable period," Finance Minister Nlcholaas Diederichs announced here. Once this level is attained they will have to continue to make further issues only to South African residents
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      The best sound system for stadium
      130 12 Asia's biggest and most sophisticated sound system 4s being installed at the National Stadium hy a local electronics engineering firm. The stadium, which will be the venue of the 7th SEAP Games in September, is being fitted with more than just a public address
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        Lock icon New York
        319 12 United Press International Stocks closed lower In a lackluster performance yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange. Turnover was slow. The Dow Jones industrial average of 30 blue chip stocks fell 5.42 to 911.72. Declines led advances 1005 to 382 among 1751 issues crossing the tape. Volume ended
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        Paris
        209 12 Closing prices (in francs) yesterday. Paribas 233.50 (234.50) Indochlne 249.50 (241.20) Foncier 435 (430) Printemps 140.80 (141.20) C.O.E. 512 (502) Bull 71 (70) Royal Dutch 184.80 (188) Michelln 2212 (2173) Thomson 295 (289.50) CJ.P. 221 (216 50) Rhone 192 (191) Air 405 (402) Philips 83.60 (82.90) Suez 371 (373)
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        Dow Jones averages
        35 12 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Exchanee yesterday. 30 Industrials 911.72 (off 5.42), 20 transport 169.37 (off 7.32), 15 utilities 106.72 (off 0.55). C 5 stocks 281.81 (off 3.96).
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        Tokyo
        221 12 The Tokyo Stock Exchange turned lower yesterday after opening on a firm note mainly due to fears of additional credit squeeze by the Bank of Japan. The market however rallied towards the close with gains centering on blue chips. The mark-up was insufficient as indicated by the Dow Jones
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        Sydney
        254 12 Prices at 11.30 a.m. today (Australian time). A baleen 11 13 Do opts nil 04 ft AOD 09 10 Allstate 08ft 11 Amaci 05ft 07 Aurora 10 12 Do opts 00 ft 01 Aust Ant 17 18 Bamboo 06 07 Beach nil 28 Bounty Oil 00ft 01 Bridge 15
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        Zurich
        67 12 This service is from the Union Bank of Switzerland. Closing prices (in Swisj francs) on Zurich Stock Exchange yesterday. UBS 3970 Credit Suisse 3450 Swissair B. 625 Swiss Reinsurance 2500 Winterthur B. 1850 Zurich Insurance 6900 N^H n B 2550 Nestle B. 49ofl Cibe-Oeigy B. S Baby Roche *****
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        US trade team visits Taipeh
        59 12 Taipei, Friday—A group of American industrial and business leaders arrived here yesterday as part of their Far East tour to study defence industries in the region. The Central News Agency said that during its two-day stay here, the 21-strong group will call on the nationalist
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      Lock icon Russia to expand sea-land container service
      214 12 United Press International New York, Friday—The Soviet Union is embarked upon a US$27O million ($675 mil) programme to expand its present sea-land container service from Leningrad to the Pacific in an effort to boost its merchant marine, Business Week magazine reported yesterday. The programme
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      First Korean jumbo
      61 12 Seoul, Friday.—The firs't jumbo jet of South Korea's Korean Airlines (KAL) took off on Tuesday for its inaugural flight on a transpacific route to Los Angeles. The airline will fly its second Boeing 747 in July on the same route, a spokesman for the airline said. The
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  • HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
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      Gadgets: A new life style
      1111 13 Singaporeans go for sophisticated living The marked Increase in the use of household appliances is a good indicator of the improvement in the standard of living in Singapore. In nearly every house, whether it is a Housing Board flat or a spacious bungalow ope is
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      Wide range of products
      1119 13 Prices competitive and choices are bewildering... The choice of household equipment in Singapore is bewildering wide. Products from nearly all over the world are available and it takes the average consumer quite sometime to decide which one he wants to settle for. And so far there
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      Automaton is the remedy for tired housewives
      949 14 The advent of automatic household appliances has certainly rev o 1 utionised long established patterns of housekeeping. This, more than anything else, is responsible for the transition of the traditional home to the modern one. In pace with technological progress, such appliances have
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      Utensils and cutlery for all occasions
      1127 15 The range of household utensils is as wide as the different markets they serve those who do a fair amount of entertaining at home and therefore look for style and class; those who look on them as decorative items but cannot afford too expensive
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      Fridges in various sizes to suit all income groups
      293 15 Refrigerators are now a necessity in most homes. In a hot climate like ours, there is an urgent need to keep food fresh all the time. Cold and iced drinks are also a must in most homes. Storing food in the
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      Dazzling new products
      1183 16 Constant improvements aim of manufacturers With increasing sophistication in household appliances, modern housewives are all too often mesmerised by the constant influx of new products which promise to reduce their domestic., drudgery drastically. All they have to do, thunder the advertisements on the media and brochures, is
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      Manufacturers plan sales drive overseas
      306 16 Singapore -based m a n u facturing companies. of household appliances are now looking beyond the domestic market in their sales drive. With Increasing sophistication in their products and competitive prices, they are confident of gaining a foothold in the vast overseas market. Several top
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    National trainees breeze through early games
    998 18  -  By Dennis Chia Three national squad players breezed through to win their respective games in the Singapore Badminton Asso c i a* tion's under 21 youth tournament at SBA Hall last night. Top seed Lee Ah Ngo scored an effortless 15-1, 15-4 win over
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    Wong leads chess
    178 18 Wong 1 Ngiam Yee took the lead In the National Chess Championship by defeating Former Champion Pang Kwok Leong in the third played on Wednesday, Pang's attack against the Sicilian Defence was Insufficiently prepared and Wong won with a a counter-attack in the centre, bringing a Bishop
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    Big tennis upsets
    92 18 Las Vegas, Friday.—Only two seeded players remained in the singles competition of the US$l5O,OOO Alan King-Caesar's Palace tennis Classic after a second day of startling upsets yesterday. Falling by the wayside were third-seeded Ken Rosewall, fourth seeded and defending champion John Newcombe, both Australians, sixth-seeded Marty Riessen
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    Malaysia loses, then is drawn against Israel
    430 18 Seoul, Friday. Round robin competition in the World Cup Asian Group "A" elimination tournament begins here today with favourites Israel drawn against Malaysia and hosts South Korea playing Thailand. This was decided last night after preliminary matches for groupings. This resulted in Japan,
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    Davis Cup ties in full swing
    377 18 London,. Friday. The Davis Cup, the world's premier men's team tennis tournament, moves towards its climax when eight quarter-finals begin today in the two sections of the European zone. This season the strongest tennis-playing nations have exempted until the quarterfinal stage of the European
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    Chinese tour
    31 18 Karachi, Friday. A fivemember Chinese table tennis team arrived yesterday from Peking to begin a two-week tour during which they will play exhibition matches at Karachi. Lahore and Rawalpindi.
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    Kannan wins SEAP trial
    290 18 Arumugam Kannan, runner up in the recent New Nation Big Walk, yesterday won the 50 kilometres walk at Mountbatten Road. He clocked a time of five hours, 21 minutes and 52 seconds, six seconds ahead of S. Dorairaj. Third was S.N. Singam. Only tnree out of
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    Chartchai is champ
    153 18 Bangkok. Friday.—Chartchai Chionoi of Thailand won the World Boxing Association flyweight championship here last night by a technical knockout over Fritz Chervet of Switzerland. Referee Jack Sullivan of the United States stopped the fight at the end of the fourth round because of a cut over Chervet's
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      118 18 DR. KILDARE by Ken Bald L AM READY/ INSIDE, PARA. COVER YOURSELF UP TO THE CHIN*. AND JUST MAKE SURE... A IliMflllllillra SOL 1 sns A w'~4 A t Zft w Ifi a&i m RIP KIRBY by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson TO THE HOSP/TAL NOW DO YOUR DUIY PROMPTLY/
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    Lock icon Burgess hits unbeaten 124 for NZ
    652 19 Reuter Cardiff, Friday Mark Burgess helped steer the New Zealand cricketers to a first innings declaration with a mighty undefeated 124 against Glamorgan on the second day of their three-day match here yesterday. Burgess became the third New Zealand player to score a century
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    Baseball in Japan
    49 19 Tokyo, Friday The results of the Japan's professional baseball leagues: CENTRAL LEAGUE: Hiroshima 7 Yomlugi 6; Chuunichl 3 Hanshln 3 (draw at 14 lnning3); Yakult vs Taiyo (postponed by rain). PACIFIC LEAGUE: Hankyu 10 Talhelyo 1; Nankal 3 Kintetsu 0; Lotte vs Nlttaku (postponed by rain).
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    Seletar, Changi in lead
    709 19  -  pu w Wth LIM KEE CHAN Seletar and Chang! are tied for the lead in the Singapore Golf Association's interteam league with a total of eight points. Seletar has played six matches with four wins and two defeats. On home course they beat Tengah beat Singapore
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      301 19 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 9 Youth group. 10 River of England and Scotland. 11 Part of a horse's collar. 12 LelTs father. 13 Ancient tale. 18 More pleasant. 22 Dressmakers' need. 24 Vedlc god. 25 Decoration. 26 Insect stage. 27 Sailor on "The Pinafore." 29 Cucumber. 30 Genus of mallows. 31
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      WATERGATE: CARRYING INNOCENCE TOO FAR...
      435 20  -  By Dick West By this time you probably have read about a million versions of what's been going on inside the White House with regard to the Watergate case. Here's the 1,000,001 st: Various statements by President Nixon's White House aides and campaign lieutenants have
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      Today...
      140 20 TODAY is Friday, May 18, the 138 th day of 19/3 with 227 to follow. THE MOON: Between its full phase and last quarter. THE MORNING STABS: Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS: Venus and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. American
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      TALKING POINT
      52 20 AH FOOK: If we had all changed our diet from rice to bread during the Eat-More-Wheat campaign, there would not have been this rice price hike problem. MEI LIN: What's the difference? With so many panic-stricken people and rumour mongers around, the price of bread would also have
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      Where dressing gives a new taste
      205 20 "We've all heard about mutton, being dressed up as lamb, but IX tests being carried out at the New Zealand Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR) are successful, New Zealand will produce mutton which tastes like pork. Research by the applied biochemistry division
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      54 20 Showbusiness is a way of life for pretty Eiko Nakamura who has been in it for three years. Now in Singapore as a member of the Japanese delegation to the 19th Asian Film Festival, Eiko has acted in four films and three TV features. She loves painting. Pic-
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      325 20 5 Singapore 3.00 Opening and For The Family (C) 3.30 Diary of Events (C) 3.35 Our Music Makers featuring Goh Hun Sheng (C Rpt) 3.50 Where the Heart Is 3.50 Where The Heart Is 4.10 Don't Way With Fiie (Mandarin drama Rpt) 5.00 Close 600 Opening and In tan (M)
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      569 20 TRUST YOUR LUCKY STAR IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN TODAY, you are very seldom completely satisfied with your lot, and for this reason you tremendously enjoy contemplating a change. TOMORROW... TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A day when you may have to recover from the results of an overactive imagination. GEMINI
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