New Nation, 1 November 1973

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    22 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Thursday evening, November 1, 1973 No. 860 Price 15 cents M.C. (P) 33/73. NEWNATION SINCAPORE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1973
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  • Article
    SOON-A NEW CONTEST WITH BIG, BIG PRIZES
    655 1 New Nation is all set to launch a new contest for readers a contest that will be fun for all to enter and < ven more fun to win because there are biff, big prizes that will be offered every week. Let as
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    Lock icon Hurdles for Ford...
    111 1 Reuter Washington, Thursday. A Federal Bureau of Investigation probe Into Vice -President designate Gerald Ford has ralseo some questions that will be aired during televised hearings on his nomination today, a Senate chairman said yesterday. Senator Howard Cannon, chairman of the Senate Rules Committee, said the questions
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    600 die of cholera
    28 1 Dacca, Thursday A total of 600 people have died of cholera in Bangladesh over the last two months, the government news agency reported today.
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    Lock icon Golda seeks to clarify ties with US
    621 1 There are problems, she says Reuter Washington, Thursday The Israeli Prime Minister, Mrs. Golda Meir, arrived here last night for talks with President Nixon and said she was confident that relations between her government and the United States would be clarified. Mrs. Meir,
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    Call for a summit
    63 1 Paris, Thursday President Pompidou has written to the heads of government of the nine European Co mmon Market countries urging a summit conference which would discuss the Middle East, the French government spokesman said yesterday. Mr. Pompidou said the chief aim of the summit conference should
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    Lock icon Now Arabs plan a blockade of Israeli port
    432 1 UPI, Reuter London, Thursday The Arabs are seeking to Impose a naval blockade on the Red Sea. western diplomatic and defence sources said yesterday. They speculated this might be one reason why the United States has ordered the aircraft carrier Hancock and
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    Lock icon A copter snatch from prison
    348 1 Three top IRA men escape Reuter Dublin, Thursday Three top leaders of the outlawed Irish Republican Army (IRA) were snatched from Dublin's Mouptjoy prison yesterday In a hijacked helicopter. As a hijacker held prison officers at gunpoint, the three IRA men Including the most wanted
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    Big drug haul
    66 1 New York, ThursdayUnited States Narcotics agents in Taylorsvllle, Maryland, seized an estimated US$ 3 million ($7.2 million) worth of hashish and arrested eight people—lncluding a Briton and a South African—on Tuesday night in a farmhouse raid, the US drug enforcement administration said yesterday. The drugs, 1183 lbs
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    OUR ROADS
    10 1 Police reported 89 accidents yesterday. Eleven were serious.
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    ON THE 'CHANGE
    143 1 In sluggish trading, prices were easier on the Stock Exchange of Singapore for the first 45 minutes this morning. Pending an important announcement, trading In Slme Darby shares were temporarily suspended at the company's request. BUSINESS DONE: City Development (2) 2.43. (3) 2.42. (3) 2.41. Island Hotel
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    Games: Why S'pore said 'no' to 1978
    570 1  -  High cost of hosting 22-nation Asian meet By Jeffrey Low The heavy financial burden is one of the main reasons for Singapore's decision to withdraw from staging the 1978 Asian Games. The first step in the austerity drive was the scrapping of all
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    Lock icon Concocted truce, says Chou
    276 1 Big Two under fire Reuter Peking, Thursday Chinese Premier Chou En-lai last night accused the United States and the Soviet Union of trying to impose a "concocted" peace on the Arabs and Palestinians in the Middle East conflict. He was speaking at a state banquet in
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Beware that diet plan, girls warned
      288 2 Girls who embark on crash "no-eating" programmes, here's a word of warning your drastic slimming plan could get out of hand and land you with anorexia nervosa. Hie warning Is from Dr. Wilfred Warren an expert in child and adolescent psychiatry in Britain. Be
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      Boom for 'rag and bone' men
      418 2 Cashing in on paper Rag-and-.bone men here are now enjoying a big boom in business because the world shortage of newsprint has jacked up the price of old newspapers by nearly 300 per cent. Tttey are cashing In on the Ignorance of many housewives
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      Scholarship fund
      45 2 The People's Action Party Anson branch has set up a Scholarship Fund for children of the lower Income group in the constituency. Application forms are available from Its Choon Guan Street premises from 9 ajn. to 1 p.m. Applications close on Nov. 15.
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      Workshop
      33 2 Dr. Lee Kum Tatt, chairman of the Science Council of Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research, will open a workshop on Corrosion at Hotel Equatorial, Bukit Timah Road, on Nov. 9.
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    • Article, Illustration
      Fishing for trouble...
      122 2 These boys are waiting for a bite. And maybe death. Little do they realise that they are fishing in "troubled" waters. One false step can be fatal. This picture taken by Jerry Seh at the mouth of the Singapore River, shows the eagerness of the boys waiting
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      10 kung fu champs may face a big test
      357 2  -  Thai bouts planned By Sonny Yap Ten top Chinese pugilists have been invited to fight against Thai champion kick-boxers in a special promotion card at Bangkok. If negotiations are successful, these probouts which promise to be a titanic battle between boxing
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      Wanted—a home for Ma's 1000-lb Buddha statue
      290 2 Wanted —a home for Ma's 1000-lb Buddha statue Woman temple caretaker, Ma Mya San is at her wits' end, trying to find a new home for her 1000 lb. 5-ft. high statue of Buddha. Since the deadline to remove the shrine and statue at Tamplnes expired on Saturday, she has
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      Plans for a giant incinerator
      258 2 The Government may build Its first large incinerator for the disposal of waste materials at Ulu Pan dan, next to the sewage treatment works, according to sources. This is part of the Government plan to construct Incinerators and compaction plants as a solution to land
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      Shipping row: Expert denies claim
      269 2 A shipping expert yesterday denied that 70 per cent of the rubber cargo from Singapore and Malaysia was being carried by npnconference liners. The head of the Public Relations Committee of the Far East Freight Conference and chairman of Ben Line Containers and Ben line
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    • Article
      KL seamen barred on these ships
      106 2 Malaysian seamen are forbidden by their passports to sign on as crew on ALL foreign ships on the China run, a Malaysian High Commission spokesman said. They can, however, join Malaysian vessels calling at China porta by special permission. He was commenting on a
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      Evening of music
      39 2 The YWCA Kindergarten will hold Musical Evening at its Outram Road premises tomorrow at 4.30 pjn. A display of children's art will be held at the same place on Monday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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      Blood donors
      38 2 Mr. Tham Cheok Pal, senior neurosurgeon and head of the Department of Neurosurgery and Neurology, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, will present awards to blood donors at the School of Nursing, Outram Road, tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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      Exhibition
      43 2 A total of 25 local artists will display their works at an exhibition to be held at a reception given by the First National Bank of Chicago in honour of its visiting Board of Directors at Shangri-La, Hotel tomorrow at 7 pjn.
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      80 pledges in varsity kidney drive
      203 3 The University of Singapore kidney donation drive has netted a total of 80 pledges in its monthlong campaign. The pledges were from the lecturers and students of the Bukit Tlmah campus and the halls of residence. Community welfare secretary of the University of Singapore
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      Trainee teachers get health stint
      328 3 Family planning part of the course Trainee teachers at the Institute of Education have just completed a course on family planning as part of their health education programme. A series of 20 lectures touching on population problems in Singapore, the national family planning programme and
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      Nantah quiz
      23 3 The Chemistry Society of Nanyang University will hold the first All-Singapore Chemistry Quiz for secondary and pre-university students on Dec. 20.
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      4 courses
      21 3 The Singapore Institute of Management will conduct four courses—project management, effective supervision, taxation for managers and export marketingnext month.
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      A HELPING HAND FROM JEK
      177 3 The Queenstown Consumer Club experienced one of its busiest times in recent weeks on Tuesday when more than 1000 people packed its premises to buy their daily household items. The rush was so great that policemen were called in to control the crowds and the
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      Residents told: Accept offer by HDB
      206 3 The MP for Geyiang, Encik Rah mat bin Kenap has urged Haig Road residents, who have been asked to quit their present quarters, to accept the Housing Board's offer of alternative accommodation. These residents, who are either government officers or pensioners, have been asked
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      Cyclethon for funds
      57 3 The Minister for Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will flag off a 110-km. island wide cyclethon at the National Youth Leadership Training Institute on Sunday at 7.20 a.m. It is being organised by the NYLTI Alumni to raise funds for charities, to publicise the antipollution campaign and
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      Dinner
      36 3 Mr. H. H. Francis, New Zealand High Commisrfoner in Singapore, and his wife will attend the third annual dinner of Singapore-New Zealand Association at the Polynesian Room, Ming Court Hotel on Saturday, at 8 p.m.
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      Band date
      18 3 The Teachers' Military Band will perform at th« Macßitchie Reservoir Park at 5.30 p.m. on Sunday.
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
      259 2 Keep your Toyota completely Toyota, Insist on genuine Toyota parts. You bought a genuine, best selling Toyota right down to the last bolt. So keep it that way. But when you need a replacement an oil filter, a coil or just a plain tail lamp insist that your mechanic gets
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      130 3 NOTHING IS SPARED 10 PROVIDE YOU WIIH THE BEST SERVKE! Servicing of Ford cars at Island Ford Sales is fast and yet detailed. Modern equipment and instruments pinpoint faults for efficient correction or adjustment. If you want your Ford car to have thorough servicing visit Island Ford Sales. A.: JM..V
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      383 3 CINEMA POSER KWANO SIA/NEW NATION CONTEST Last Saturday's poser showed Debbie Reynolds In a scene from The Singing Nun. The first 10 correct entries opened by the Editor yesterday evening were from: Miss Mimi Poh (accounts clerk), of 209F Jalan Membina; Enclk Adam bin Yadri (student), of 35 Gentle Road;
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      272 3 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 5 Gumlike substance 6 Listens. 7 wise child..." 8 Small talk. 9 Unwilling to give in 10 Conjunction. 11 Glory: Colloq. 12 Stage direction. 13 Tall grasses. 21 Bean plants. 22 Tartan wearers 26 Astir: Phrase. 27 Singing syllables. 28 Half: Prefix. 29 Old oath. 30 Rests
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  • IN PERSON
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      Day a 'star' was nearly born...
      472 4  -  M PERSON Conducted by Jennifer Schoon ONG KIM SENG KEE, 3, felt that he could easily oust all the other contestants in a talentime heat held recently. Bo this little fellow coolly strode onto the stage, and was on the verge of belting out
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      The cool cat turns a black panther
      614 4  -  CINEMA BY EDGAR KOH SHAFT IN AFRICA starring Richard Roundtree, with Vonetta McGee (Cathay) How you doin' man? But perhaps we shouldn't ask this of super pri-vate-eye John Shaft. He's still a fast moving cool-cat, his fans will maintain, still the original, a
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  • BEHIND THE NEWS
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      Pertamina—lndonesia's growing giant
      641 4  -  SOUTH-EAST ASIA REPORT From Ronnie Muntu INDONESIA Indonesia's oil success story started on August 20, 1968 when the government took the all important decision to form the Perusahan Pertamttangan MinJak dan Gas Bum! (oil and gas mining) or Pertamina for short. It was actually a merger of
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      Asean move for united stand
      685 4  -  From B. Ronquillo PHILIPPINES Members or the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN) will be able to present a solid front in international conferences soon to enable them to improve their bargaining position. Although Asean has proposed a common stand among members on various international
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      Diem coup gains importance
      659 4  -  From Arthur Higbee VIETNAM Ten years ago a military junta In South Vietnam overthrew President Ngo Dinh Diem with the acquiescence of the Kennedy administration. The following day Mr. Diem and his brother, Mr. Ngo Dinh Nhu, were shot to death. Their assassinations shocked Washington. In
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      120 4 WE ARE HAVING A I SPECIAL SALE FROM IST TO 15TH NOVEMBER 1973. A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 25% I WILL BE GIVEN ON ALL CASH PURCHASES MADE I DURING THE ABOVE PERIOD. WE HAVE RINGS, BROOCHES, NECKLACES, EARRINGS, PENDANTS AND BRACELETS RANGING FROM $250 to $52,000. WE ALSO HAVE 1
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      112 4 s-x.- V ft v A Hew Nation will soon launch a grand contest based on the picture of the pretty girl that has graced our Back Page since, our first issue. There will be big, big prizes for our readers... and attractive prizes for the girls. Today we call on
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Cox given new post at Cambridge
      99 5 United Press International London, Thursday Former Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cox has been appointed to a professorship at Cambridge University, a university spokesman said yesterday. But he said the appointment, which takes effect next October, does not mean that Mr. Cox, who already holds
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      PoW pledge
      26 5 Islamabad, Thursday— India will return 4,000 more Pakistani prisoners of war during the first 10 days of November, a Forelgm Ministry spokesman said today.
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      Lock icon Watergate tapes: A new shock
      453 5 Two do not exist UPI, Reuter Washington, Thursday —Chief US District Judge John Sirica revealed yesterday that two of President Nixon's secret Watergate tapes which he agreed to surrender for judicial inspection do not exist. Judge Sirica called a court hearing to reveal that he
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      Lock icon Bleak future ahead for Saigon: Thieu
      443 5 'Paris pact has not ended war' Reuter Saigon, Thursday President Thieu has painted a gloomy picture of South Vietnam's future on the eve of the country's first National Day since the Paris ceasefire agreement last January. In a nation-wide television and radio broadcast last
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      Lock icon Spying cost $253,000
      316 5 'Tricks of Nixon' United Press International Washington, Thursday. Senate investigators charged that at least US$llO,OOO (about $253,000) of President Nixon's campaign funds were spent on political dirty tricks—not counting the costs of the Watergate bugging. Watergate Committee investigators presented a chart alleging that the Nixon campaign operatives
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      Bouquet for Whitlam's foreign policy
      261 5 Hong Kong, Thursday. Chinese Premier Chou En-lal gave a banquet last night in Peking for visiting Australian Prime Minister Gough Whit- lam, and lauded Austra lia's "independent foreign policy." In reply, Mr. Whitlam said China's foreign policy contained a "wel come emphasis on the principles
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      Refineries now get set to restrict their sales
      196 5 Tokyo. Thursday Japanese oil refineries are preparing to restrict sales of their products in view of export cuts by Middle Eastern oil producing countries, industry sources said here yesterday. Nippon Oil Company, the largest oil refinery in Japan, said it was tightening
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      Mysore now Karnataka
      32 5 New Delhi, Thursday— The Indian State of Mysore will be officially renamed Karnataka from today. The Laccadive, Minicoy and Amlndivi islands ofT Western India will be known as Lakshadweep.
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      Freedom plea by cancer man rejected
      110 5 London, ThursdayThree Appeal Court judges have refused to release from prison a 41-year-old man suffering from cancer so that he could die a free man. They turned down a freedom plea yesterday by Richard Sullivan, who wa* sentenced to 18 months in jail six
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      Home's visit
      36 5 London, Thursday British Foreign Secretary, Sir Alec DouglasHome, will visit Moscow from Dec. 2 to 5 to discuss the Middle East situation and other major world developments with Soviet leaders. It was announced yesterday.
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      Lock icon Oil squeeze: Dutch call for EEC help
      346 5 UPI, Reuter The Hague, Thursday. Holland has urgently asked the European Common Market Commission to ensure a wellbalanced supply of oil to the whole European market, Dutch Foreign Minister Max van Der Stoel said yesterday. He told Parliament he had asked Holland's eight
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      Lower the heat, Swedes told
      94 5 Stockholm, Thursday— Swedes will be asked to lower the central heating temperature in their homes by several degrees as part of a voluntary campaign to save oil. it was announced yesterday. Commerce Minister Kjell-Oiof Feldt said energy experts had determined that oil con- sumption could
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      Lock icon Three killed in mid-air crash
      130 5 Reuter Bangkok, Thursday.— Three people were killed and nine others, Including an army commander and a provincial governor. Injured when two helicopters collided In mid-air In northeastern Thailand, a Defence Ministry spokesman said yesterday. The collision between the army and police helicopters occurred on Tuesday
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  • OPINION
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      Facing up to the oil crisis
      424 6 The holding of the seventh world congress of the International Federation of Petroleum and Chemical Workers in the Republic should make Singaporeans more aware of the oil crisis. This far we have been spared the agonies of oil cuts by the Arab states but
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    • 'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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        Referee biased
        80 6 The referee In a football match last Friday at the National Stadium simply could not resist favouring one side. Could you blame him when this match, which was a curtain-raiser to the MCPA Cup final between Selangor Chinese and Singapore Chinese, was between referees and veterans. According to
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        An unusual restaurant
        79 6 How would you like to go to a restaurant which discourages customers from ordering too much food? Well, a colleague and her friends have just come across such an unusual restaurant. On their way to Genting Highlands, they stopped at a hotel for lunch. After tasting a
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        Detainee released
        44 6 I hear that Sarawak millionaire Da to Ling Beng Slew has just been released from detention, and is now back in business, catching up with lost time. His son claimed his father put on weight by practising Tal Chi whilst under detention.
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      A walking god called Jeff
      1214 6  -  Maybe we are ourselves our greatest enemies. Sounds like a highly contrived abstraction. But our columnist for today presents Jeffrey, who Is so immersed in the spectacle of his own personality that he sees himself as a colossus. There would be nothing wrong with that
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      Lock icon No cease-fire at the Lebanese front
      786 6  -  By Alvin Rosenfeld Washington Post On the IsraeliLebanese border almost unnoticed by the world, a noquarter war Is being fought in these limestone hills where Israel's Galilee meets the Lebanon. It has a war which grows more intense, more widespread and more hazardous by
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      Golda battles for her political life
      568 6  -  Accused of mishandling the war By Thomas Cheatham Now that the war with Egypt and Syria has apparently ended, Prime Minister Golda Meir is facing a battle for her political life on the home front. The reason: Widespread discontent among the military and public
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      SIN CHEW JIT POH
      602 6 VOICE OF THE PRESS What other Newspapers are saying: SQUABBLE BETWEEN THE U.S. AND WESTERN ENROPE Alter the Middle-East ceasefire, It seems the Nixon Administration has not regained its composure but is still highly agitated. Following the sudden announcement which put the U.S. forces in the
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      177 6 TABARD makes you unattractive j (to insects) d You will actually look a lot better to people fll when you're not covered in bites! jfljl Tabard protects you against all insects Jjfllji mosquitoes, ants, sandflies, leeches you name «HHB the insect, Tabard keeps it away. mMmSB You just rub Tabard
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  • SPECIAL FEATURE
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      'Hero' who let the bug out at last
      453 7 America is tired of the Watergate scenar i o and its lengthy cast of villains. So tired that it also has no time for the "hero" of the affair 25old black Frank Wills, the security guard at the Watergate apartments who pulled
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      INSIDE AMERICA
      127 7 America is in a tumultous st a te. Its very being has been lacerated by one bizarre controversy after another. It seems to be in a state of perpetual crisis and much of the nation would appear to be in a spiritual slough. But It would not be
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      Believe it or not...
      165 7  -  MARY LEE, OUR GIRL IN U.S. WRITES... MARY LEE America is short of plenty of things, among which are WCs. Apartments, houses and other new buildings throughout the nation are standing unoccupied because builders can't find toilets to put inside them. Two possible reasons for the
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      Well done, (click) Mr. Secretary
      540 7 The joke of that Friday afternoon in the National Press Club bar in Washington was about Dr. Henry Kissinger. "He is as American as apple strudel," guffawed the United States Information Agency official who was grabbing every latecomer at the bar to share in this
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      It's water (gate) everywhere
      534 7 President Richard Milhous Nixon may have a lew bones to pick with Messrs. Hunt, Liddy and McCord but there are a few people in W a s h i n gton who have these "buggers" to thank. But for their blunders, that massive grey building would
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      Jonathan the dream town
      763 7 Last weekend I entered an American dream. It is a dream with a difference it has a physical presence. The constitutional crisis revolving round the Nixon Administration and the daily bellyaching of Americans against rising food prices seemed very far away when I was Introduced to
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  • EDUCATIONAL BROADSHEET
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      THE WINTER'S TALE
      4350 8 educational Ibroadsheet The Winter's Tale has occupied a high standing among Shakespeare's romantic plays. But it also has its share of critics. In the final of the literature series on The Winter's Tale we present the views of three famous critics. Their criticism —both favourable and unfavourable—will
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  • FINANCE
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      MARKET MOVEMENTS
      160 9 Share prices were barely steady on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. The market opened firm bat due to mild profit taking industrials, properties and hotels closed slightly lower. Trading was hectic (or the first hour when prices were firm. But this trend slackened when some of the
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      First payment on Asian Dollar Bond
      107 9 The first payment of interest on the US$2O m i|l 1o n Singapore government Asian Dollar Bond will be made today. The 15-year Bond, issued last year, carries a coupon of 7% per cent. First National City Bank, appointed by the Singapore government as
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      Bangkok Bank to have new $12 million home
      291 9 By Anne-Marie Nalpon Work on the new $12 million, 22-storey Bangkok Bank building at McCallum and Cecil Streets will begin soon. Mr. Chatri Sophonpanich, first vice-presi-dent of the head office in Bangkok said in an interview here: "Piling and work on the
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      Supersonic process for metal cutting
      343 9 NEW PRODUCTS Plasma Arc, a new cutting process which utilises a supersonic electrically conducted gas jet of high temperature, has been introduced to the local market by Far East Oxygen (S) Pte. Ltd. The process cuts through all metals including stainless steel, aluminium and cast
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    • OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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        New York
        490 9 Stocks fell sharply yesterday for the second consecutive session on the New York Stock Exchange as widespread profit-taking accelerated in the final hours. At the close, the Dow Jones industrial average was off 11.96 to 956.58. following the previous day's 16.26-point decline. The average of 30 blue chips
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        Lock icon Tokyo
        256 9 Kyodo Stock market prices edged higher in early trading yesterday. The market's uptrend at the opening lost strength towards midday. Investors apparently turned cautious against a continued climb after Tuesday's dramatic advance, analysts noted. The 225-stock DowJones average of 225 blue chips on the Tokyo Stock Exchange was up
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        Paris
        216 9 Closing prices (in francs) yesterday. Paribas 221.80 (222.50) Indochine 245.40 (248) Foncier 395 (397) Printemps 131 (131) GGE 440 (445) Bull 55.90 (56.50) Royal Dutch 166 (167.60) Michelin 1849 (1869) Thomson 261.50 (267.50) CPP 212 (215) Rhone 169.10 (171) Air 283 (286) BSN—Danone 1325 (1339) Philips 67.90 (68.70) Suez
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        Sydney
        229 9 Prices at 11.30 a.m. today (Australian time). Abeleen 09 11 Da opts 02 02 AOD 05 06 Allstate 08 09 Amad 03J 04 Aust Ant 13 14 Bamboo 03 05 Beach 25 Bounty Oil 00* 01 Bridge 14 15 Castlereagh 10 12 Cleveland 30 32 Cosmos 00* 01 Do
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        Zurich
        47 9 «T ,m h»j mrA 1 Zurich Insur. 6950 Juvena B. 2515 +5 Nestle B. 4085 —15 Interfood B. 6300 +25 Ciba-Geigy B. 2130 —30 Baby Roche ***** —125 Sandoz B. 5800 +50 BBC 'A' 1045 —15 Sulzer 477 Alusuisse B. 2475 —25 Bond-Invest 91/93^ Ponsa 112/114
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        Dow Jones
        33 9 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Exchange yesterday. 30 industrials 956.58 (off 11.96), 20 transport 182.26 (up 0.16), 15 utilities 99.37 (off 1.38). 65 stocks 291.75 (off 2.81).
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        Stock jumps
        29 9 Amsterdam, Thursday. Unikap, the only bicycle stock listed on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, rose 25 points on Tuesday after the government announced a ban on Sunday driving.
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      When knuckles dig hard into muscles
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      103 9 The original and genuine "POPCARS" WORLD'S MOST ADVANCED ELECTRICALLY POWERED AND RECHARGEABLE CAR 0 The original POP CAR for space age children t Many other models to choose from t Offered at old prices prices will increase in the next shipment. m vr 'Grand Prix" PC 6 (2-speed) 12V Battery
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      14 9 Designer Tamara Aladin's vase cum candle holder retailing for $15.20 (smaU) and $17.75 (bif).
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      203 10 AIRCONDITIOKcD OFFICE SPACE Available immediately at 2nd "floor Robinson Rood approx. 1000 sq.ft. Tel: S'pore *****/***** for further details. '11l 5 WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE-IN for used/new cameras (All Brands) 177, Middle Road, S'pore *****7/*****3. Registered secondhand dealers. POSITIONS VACAMT SALESGIRLS REQUIRED BY Reputable Company to work at their
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      218 10 dALI HEALTH CENTRE for your mossage, sauna bath, weight reducing treatments, hair-dressing (cuttings trimmings), fociai mossage, manicure. Attractive young ladies at your service. Hotel New Hongkong Shopping Arcade Victoria Street, Tel: *****. Royal Hotel Newton Rood Refreshing Sauna St com Bath Relaxing Manage Faciei Ring *****1/ *****1 ext. 131. IF
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      357 10 GET SMART! UNIFORMS for all your employees male/ *emale, by Singapore Uniforms Manufacturers, specialising in all types of irt dustrial uses, hotels, nes,l taurants, security etc. Also badges, logos, neckties fo» your requirements. Call ***** S pore. I LOOKING FOR smartly cut shirts and suits for special occasions, please don't
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      86 11 I Bowling Balls, Bags Shoes m&W' A distinctive Pilot Ball Pen is yours free with every AMF Bowling Ball purchased at the International Bowling Centre, while stocks V. mm Ly Right on quality Right in performance Right now styling For today's bowlers, we proudly present the finest line of balls,
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      158 12 Saludos Amigos! (S i iV li T< T Oye Hombre! Eet is the time for Fiesta Latina! Come tipple a tequila, taste a tamale, or a taco and then fling to a flamenco with the fantastico music of the Los Romanticos Trio. Fiesta Buffet Lunch 12 2.30 p.m. daily $10.00
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      253 12 A CVMA SYMCHRON *<0 \^>/l 'i f« 58.025.44 yellow goldplated 58.025.56 stainless steel A a xIW w. >> >i r/AS a V^S'10 048.41 yellow goldplated 10.048.43 white goldplated 10.049.41 yellow goldplated 10.049.43 white goldplated O AUTHORISED DEALERS Bharath Watch Co. 2 Kerbau Rd. S'pore 8 Tel: ***** Cortina Watch Centre
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      822 12 SINGAPORE S 3.00 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by HOUSEWIVES' MATINEE—A Long Journey with English subtitles: Part I of a Cantonese film. 3J$ ART APPRECIATION, featuring Modern Western Painting (C—Rpt). IN GENERAL HOSPITAL: The dramatic story jot the triumphs and conflicts of a dedicated physician. Dr. Thomas Horton. Starring MacDdhald Carey. 8.00
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      1494 12 LUCKY STAR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are one of those essentially quiet persons who la Inclined to speak only when spoken to, to act only when called upon to dc> so. Your thoughts, however, are freely your own. and It Is to them that you usually retreat when the world
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      46 12 Today: 1.35 p.m. (2.7m). Tomorrow: 3.13 a.m. (2.1m), 2.16 p.m. (2.5m). Saturday: 4.08 a.m. (2m), 3.07 p.m. (2.3m). Sunday: 5.23 a.m. (2m), 6.20 p.m. (2.1m). Monday: 6.48 a.m. (2.1m), 6.05 p.m. (2.1m). Tuesday: 7.45 a.m. (2.2m), 7.39 p.m. (2.2m). Wednesday: 8.24 a.m. (2.4m), 8.43 p.m. (2.4m\.
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      320 12 WHAT'S ON Mr. Ho Cheng Choon, MP for Qeylang, will open the SANA ANTIDRUG ABUSE EXHIBITION at the Qeylang Bast Community Lorong 33, at 8 pjn. The Board of Harbour Commissioners of the Port of Long Beach. California, will hold a COCKTAIL BUFFET at the Shangri-La Hotel between 6.30 pjn.
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