New Nation, 28 January 1974

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  • 24 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Monday evening, January 28, 1974 No. 933 Price 20 cents M.C. (P) 20/74 newlSxtion V "a&y SINGAPORE MONDAY JANUARY 28, 1974
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  • 292 1 Raja: Good chance of govt, deals in the future Kuwait, Monday Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam said last night Kuwait Government leaders had promised they would try to ensure full oil supplies to Singapore. In a statement on the eve of his departure
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  • 339 1 'We won't ease US embargo' United Press International Beirut, Monday The Arab oil producers with Saudi Arabia taking the lead have turned down President Sadat's appeal for a lifting of the oil embargo against the United States, Arab diplomatic sources said yesterday. The Arab
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  • 29 1 Belfast, Monday. A bomb planted by three armed robbers last night wrecked a grocery store inStrabane, 10 miles (15 km) south of Londonderry. No one was injured.
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  • 24 1 Bangkok, Monday Saudi Arabia has agreed to supply Thailand with 30 million barrels of crude oil, the Bangkok Post reported today.
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  • 143 1 A Chinese New Year outing for five teenagers came to grief yesterday after the car they were travelling in crashed into a coconut tree In Koh Sek Lim Road In Changi. The injured boy in the picture was the driver. He suffered
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  • 361 1 'To help the nation save fuel* UPI, Reuter New York, Monday Muhammad All held a three-pound advantage over Joe Frazier when the former world heavy weight champions weighed in yesterday for tonight's 12round rematch in Madison Square Gar den. All tipped the scales
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  • 291 1 One-third of the city flooded Canberra, Monday A state of emergency has b#»en declared by the state government In Brisbane, Australia's third largest city with a population of 800,000, following one of the heaviest monsoon rains of the century. Floodwaters lapped through the main streets of central
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  • 68 1 Moscow, Monday The US Embassy here has accused the Soviet Authorities of interfering with the legitimate work of an American journalist briefly detained by police in Moscow last week after meeting Jewish activists. The embassy made the charge In reply to a protest by the Soviet
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  • 29 1 Tripoli, Monday.—Continuous rain for 24 hours in one of Libya's driest regions has caused widespread damage and made many people homeless, the iLibyan news agency Arna reported.
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  • 72 1 TV Malaysia said this morning that it hopes to telecast the Muhammed Ali-Joe Frazier fight "live" starting at about 10 a.m. tomorrow. It is also arranging to telecast a repeat programme of the fight to be held at Madison Square, New York—at about 9 p.m. or
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  • 151 1 Share prices were marginally higher on the Stock Exchange of Singapore for the first 45 minutes this morning. BUSINESS DONE: United Overseas Bank (1) 5.50, (1) 5.55, (11) 5.60, (9) 5.65. Duff Development (1) 2.00. y San Holdings (8) 0.99, (1) 0.98. City Development (2) 1.87, (1)
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  • 13 1 Police reported 95 accidents yesterday. Seven were serious and two fatal.
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  • 267 1  -  Now search for three friends' By Bharathi Mohan A staring incident led to the death of schoolboy Tan Yu Teck, 18, whose body was dumped into a taxi by three youths and taken to the hospital last Friday. Yu Teck was with five other boys
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  • 38 1 Cairo, Monday Israeli troops have almost completed their withdrawal from the triangle they occupy south of the Cairo-Suez Road prior to handling over the area to the UN Emergency Force at noon today, UN sources said.
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  • 230 1 Today New Nation starts the grand finals of the Belle of the Week contest. There will be extra big prises for yon at the end of two weeks. Let us take a look at what you can win. The reader who sends in the entry that comes
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  • 104 1 Reuter Nicosia, Monday General George Grivas, the Cyprus guerrilla leader who fought—and failod—to carry the Mediterranean island into union with Greece, has died of a heart attack, his political organisation announced last night. He was 75. A brief statement issued by the organisation
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous

  • LOCAL NEWS
    • 439 2 'Doctors help to enlighten all' Doctors who testify in compensation claims cases should be paid by the courts and not by the plaintiff or the insurance company, a seminar was told yesterday. Reason: His evidence would help the courts to determine the extent of
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    • 91 2 A tourist promotion fair will be staged in Japan in August to woo the Japanese to visit Singapore. The fair, organised by the Japan- Singapore Association, will be held in Osaka and Tokyo. An official of the association recently visited the Singapore Tourist Promotion
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    • 184 2  -  By Judith Holmberg Tourists enjoying the scenic beauty of Singapore from Mount Faber got an unexpected surprise this morning—a cuddly black bear. The bear which is three feet high, was found last night by the proprietor of the Mount Faber Restaurant and Coffee House.
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    • 480 2 Monetary instability the main reason Complete liberalisation of Singapore's foreign exchange controls is unlikely because of the international monetary instability. This was stated in a joint paper on tax and exchange control problems of international financial institutions operating in South-east Asia presented by Mr.
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    • 65 2 Pour armed men robbed a petrol pump attendant, Ang Seng Lee, of $280 at a kiock in Mountbatten Road yesterday. According to the police, they came to buy $5 of petrol using a $50 bill, while the attendant was unlocking his drawer to give back the
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    • 214 2 This girl (left) will soon be "travelling" all over the world to lure tourists to Sentosa. The 700-acre island may be small, but there is enough space to stretch out and relax. And this is the message the cover girl will put across. "It
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    • 26 2 The Chinese Young Men's Association will hold tai chl chuan classes for beginners at its premises in Stevens Road and Palmer Road next month.
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    • 620 2  -  CHESS BY LIM KOK ANN Tigran Petrosian, the Soviet Union's former world chess champion, beat Hungarian Lajos Portisch in the sth game of their match last night in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. This is Petrosian's first win against Portisch In over 20 previous encounters, and
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    • 58 2 An exhibition and seminar on mini -computers will be held at the US Trade Centre at Yen San Building frr*n February 4 to 8. Two senior executives from an American firm and lecturers from the University of Singapore will speak at the seminar, which will cover the use
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    • 219 2 Schoolgirl Linda Ong, 14, was clobbered on the head with a brick when she ran to help her mother who was slashed to death by a man at their home last Saturday. She and her mother, widow Alice Ong, were returning to their Jalan Kesum home
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    • 216 2 Doctors in Asean countries should get together and form an Asean Medical Association, Dr. Yeoh Ghim Seng, Speaker of Parliament said. For doctors have an important role to play in promoting peace and goodwill among Asean countries, he added. He urged doctors not
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    • 43 2 McGraw-Hill Far Eastern Publishers will hold its first international conference on sales, publishing and management at its Jurong plant today. Delegates are from other South-East Asian countries, the West Indies. India, Pakistan and Africa. The conference ends on Feb. 6.
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    • 156 2 Ten local banks paid out several million dollars to some 2000 employees before Chinese New Year following the signing of an agreement between the banks and the Singapore Bank Employees' Union. According to the clerical workers they were paid lump sums ranging from about
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    • 336 3 Small nations will benefit from this The less developed countries should get together to consider standardising tax incentives to avoid foregoing revenue, the Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen, said this morning. He said that less developed countries forego revenue unnecessaril" by vying with each
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    • 121 3 The People's Association's 178 community centres will stop its TV programmes by 10.30 p.m. daily in conjunction with the national effort to save fuel. This new ruling will be strictly enforced. Recently, a few centres while closing according to official times had kept
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    • 319 3 Warning by Snedden Mr. B.M. Snedden, Australian Opposition party leader, has stressed the importance of maintaining the fivepower defence pact for the peace and stability of the South-East Asian region. In an interview, he said that the withdrawal of the Australian contingent from the ANZUK force
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    • 239 3 There are now 175 subscribers to the Telecommunication Authority of Singapore's electronic paging service. Among the subscribers are doctors, shipping executives sales managers and those whose work take them out of office. The TAS is receiving an average of 12 applications a month
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    • 283 3 The Public Utilities Board has agreed to pay its electrical workers $52,577 for overtime work, according to Mr. V. Vythilingam, president of the Public Daily-Rated Electrical Workers' Union. The payment represents 31,326 hours of overtime work accumulated by the workers between September 1972 and
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    • 159 3 Ah Meng was being taken round for a short walk by his keepers when he spied some children having a cosy picnic on the grass. The scene was too tempting for the Orang Utan who headed straight towards the little "party" and sat down in the midst
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    • 228 3 The Ministry of Education will hold its Special Examination in the English, Chinese and Tamil languages for civil servants and the public in June. Candidates sponsored by the Public Service Commission will register on dates given by the Permanent Examinations Board of the Commission.
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    • 35 3 The National Museum will screen four films on Venezuela, Hong Kong and Japan at its Lecture Hall on Wednesday at 7.30 p.m. Free tickets are available at the Museum office during office hours.
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    • 147 3 Singapore Airlines' excursion fares have also gone up by six per cent in accordance with lATA's proposal to increase all international fares. The Increases took effect on Jan. 1. The excursion fares are valid for travel between five and 90 days,
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    • 28 3 Messrs Ch i a Kok Chuan and Harry Wong Kok Choy have been appointed inspectors of factories under the Factories Act, according to the latest government gazette.
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    • 29 3 Police today again appealed to Yoganathan Anthony to contact them. A spokesman said he is a "vital witness" to a murder trial scheduled to begin next Monday.
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    • 358 3  -  By Rav K. Dhaliwal A little figure, bent almost double with age, sits at a crowded Junction in a Chinatown backlane, her hands mechanically peeling potatoes. Passers-by pause to look at her, but she is not in the least perturbed or even aware
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    • 33 3 The Chinese Young Men's Association will hold karate classes for beginners at its Tanglin Centre in Stevens Road every Wedesday and Friday from 7 p.m. to 8 pjn. beginning on February 11.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 266 2 NEW NATION CROSSWORD 7 Brooms. 8 Decorated door. 9 At full speed. 10 1960 campaign name. 11 Asian title. 12 Roosted. 14 Dance of the sixties. 18 High nest: Var. 22 Be there the wind. 24 Vex. 25 Muscles. 26 Book of Hours. 27 Outflows. 30 To go: Fr. 31
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  • IN PERSON AND BEHIND THE NEWS
    • 871 4 M PERSON by 1W: 377CH THE otter never had so much attention in. his life before. He even had an armed policeman to watch over him as he played in his rocky pool. And under the glare of curious eyes and the sweltering sun
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    • 1116 4  -  Manila builds hotels, shopping centres SOUTH-EAST ASIA REPORT From B. Ronquillo Im innikirr rnlUmnita Even before the imposition of martial law Manila's strongest bid for getting a bigger share of tourist dollars was its comparatively cheaper cost of living and bargain prices for many
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    • 629 4  -  From George McArthur Los Angeles Times VIETNAM American intelligence specialists are now pondering a mystery which might clarify Hanoi's immediate war plans. The question is. where is the long-suffering North Vietnamese First Division which was among the initial units infiltrated south years ago. The
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    • 757 4  -  This time they are caught in Thailand From Frank Lombard THAILAND The story broke on Jan. 5 The CIA admitted, and later the United States Ambassador to Thailand, Dr. William R. Kintner, confirmed, that a CIA agent sent a fake letter to Prime Minister Sanya
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  • WORLD NEWS
    • 417 5 Tm convinced it was not Nixon's doing* Washington, Monday Attorney General William Saxbe said yesterday he always suspected that someone had tinkered with the White House Watergate tape that contains an 18£-min-ute blank. But he added he was convinced President Nixon did not do
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    • 82 5 New York, Monday Mr. John Kenneth Galbralth, the late President John Kennedy's ambassador to India and one of his most valued advisors, warned Kennedy in 1961 that Vietnam was "a can of snakes." In a letter In July he also warned Kennedy in several reports from
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    • 65 5 New York, Monday Film actor Cameron Mitchell, 55, was granted a divorce In Santa Monica Superior Court here yesterday from his wife of 15 years, Lissa, 36, on the Bounds of "irreconcilae differences." The court ordered Mitchell to pay his wife US$l5OO monthly In alimony, as well
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    • 239 5 The Pentagon 'spies' —all in a dossier Reuter Chicago, Monday A White House aide compiled a one foot (30 cm) thick dossier on an alleged Defence Department spy ring designed to steal presidential secrets in 1971, the Chicago Tribune said yesterday. Egil Krogh, former head of th White House Plumbers
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    • 325 5 40 killed to date Reuter New Delhi, Monday Troops have been ordered to take over police duties In the capital of western India's Gujarat state where looting and rioting over food shortages and rising prices have cost at least 40 lives since January
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    • 57 5 New York, Monday Bing Crosby, wearing his hat at a jaunty angle, strolled out of the hospital In Burllngame. California, yesterday after nearly four weeks and was driven to his suburban home by his wife. Crosby underwent surgery two weeks ago for removal of a lung
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    • 28 5 London, Monday. Queen Elizabeth left London yesterday at the start of a two month tour taking in Australia, New Zealand, and a state visit to Indonesia.
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    • 287 5 Canberra, Monday After revolutionising much of Australia's foreign policy in his first year in office. Prime Minister Go ugh Whitlam will be personally assuring South East Asian leaders of the new basis of Australian interest in their region. In a two-week tour beginning today, Mr. Whitlam
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    • 279 5 Reuter New York, Monday.— The supernatural horror movie The Exorcist has won the main prizes at the Golden Globe awards here, with its 15-year-old actress iLlnda Blair breaking down and sobbing when she was named best supporting actress In a drama. Altogether the film
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    • 73 5 Washington, Monday— Federal energy chief William Simon may be appointed to replace Treasury Secretary George Shultz, who Is expected to resign soon, administration sources said. The sources said President Nixon has considered allowing Mr. Simon to hold both posts because the energy chief feels It would "only
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    • 218 5 United Press International Dublin, Monday—The outlawed Irish Republican Army (IRA) said yesterday It had established links with foreign governments. IRA chief of staff David O'Connell declined to name the governments which were helping the IRA In Its campaign of violence in Northern Ireland. "All
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    • 171 5 Reuter Havana, Monday Cuba's Press has hailed today's arrival in Havana of Soviet Communist Party leader Leonid Brezhnev as "the most important visit ever to take palce in our revolutionary homeland." Announcing his arrival date across its entire front page, the official daily newspaper, Granma said the
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    • 62 5 The US Secretary of State, Dr. Henry Kissinger (right) shakes hands with the UN Secretary General, Dr. Kurt Waldheim, at their meeting in New York over the weekend. Dr. Kissinger later briefed Dr. Waldheim and the American Ambassador to the UN, Mr. John Scali, on the progress
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    • 221 5 Las Vegas, Monday—A Washington Post reporter was ejected from singer Frank Sinatra's gala comeback appearance at Caesar's Palace here on Friday night, it was revealed today. Reporter Leory Aarons said Sinatra's press agent, Mr. Jim Mahoney, told him: "As far as Mr. Sinatra is
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    • 42 5 Phnom Penh, Monday—Cambodian President Lon Nol yesterday called for the reactivation of the old International Control Commission (ICC) and accused the North Vietnamese with continued violations of the Paris peace accord and "the open killing of our innocent people."
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  • OPINION
    • 515 6 The Arab oil producing countries offer both good and bad news today. On the one hand, the 12 oil exporting nations comprising OPEC are currently meeting In Vienna to discuss the possibility of lowering the astronomical prices of oil; but on the other, the
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    • 'WHISPERS' by ISPY
      • 50 6 A colleague who joined the crowds at the Zoo over the Chinese New Tear holidays explained. "I thought Td better bring the family there while they still have animals in captivity. As It Is, we already had two animals fewer to see for the same entrance fee!"
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      • 87 6 No wonder they say that diplomats make perfect guests. At a luncheon hosted by the Managing Director of the Singapore Airlines, Mr. Llm Chin Beng, the Consul General of the Republic of Korea, Mr. Limb Mong Jean, was asked why his surname has an extra "b", although
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    • 1177 6  -  by Alex Josey Is social justice a reality or i dtnferou myth? This Is the vocation that Alex Josey raises In his column today. A British writer. Peregrine Worsthorne is of the opinion that true social justice is unattainable and that a society dedicated
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    • 1103 6  -  By Richard Reston, Paul E. Stelger Los Angeles Times From the clattering factories of Sao Paulo In Brazil to the arid plains of India and Bangladesh, a bleak prospect Is settling over the world's less developed countries. Unless something Is done to roll
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    • Letters
      • 603 6  -  YAP SOON HOE Secretary, Bus Services Reorganisation Committee, Singapore, 6. I refer to your report (NN. 11.1.74) on statements made by Mr. 8.0. Cummins of the Slngap or e Manufacturers' Association (SMA). Mr. Cummins is reported to have said that Jurong Town lacks an internal bus service
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      • 53 6  -  YAP PEK HONG (Mrs.) Sr. Public Ralations Officer, Housing and Development Board, Singapore, 2. We wish to inform Thirsty (NN, 9.1.74) of Block 10, Jalan Bahagla that the water tank on the roof top of the building Is being cleaned and fresh water supply would soon be
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      • 299 6  -  CHARLIE KOH During the past few weeks prices of foodstuffs in the markets and grocery shops have soared to such a shocking state, that housewives are finding it very difficult to do their daily marketing. The dollar is getting smaller and smaller each day. Very soon people who
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      • 134 6  -  LIM POH LING (Mrs.) I refer to the letter by Wlllowian (NN, 21.12.73) headlined A Useless Subject. It Is erroneous for Willowian to say that Health Science is not considered a subject for entry Into Pre-U. The truth Is that, from 1971 onwards. Health Science can be
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    • 673 6 VOICE OF THE PRESS What other newspapers are saying: IS THE TEAR OF THE TIGER A YEAR OF MISFORTUNE? The tiger Is generally regarded as a fierce animal which not only attacks. but also devours people. During the past year, natural disasters and human calamities occurred
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous

  • SPECIAL FEATURE
    • 1518 7 All the world loves a lover. That's why those swinging bachelors with love on their minds want to get married. Well, at least that is what five eligible Singapore bachelors said. They scoffed the proposition that the word marriage takes the love light out
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    • Article, Illustration
      2288 7  -  What keeps 51-year partnership of Hwangs going strong Day One of a three-part special by Violet Oon Violet Oon What makes a marriage tick? Why do those warm years of love and laughter give way to bitterness and hatred? Is marriage a noose round the neck or does
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  • MOTORING
    • 982 8  -  30 miles a gallon after a real pounding MOTORING 1 Jim Watkins Since its Introduction some three years ago, the Mark 3 Cortina has been a top seller all over the world. The aggressive masculine styling, aided by the multitude of engine options and
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    • 100 8 The United States government has awarded US$2.l million (about $5.2 million) in contracts to five firms to develop an experimental safety vehicle that could become the prototype of the safer car of the future. The National Highway Safety Administration awarded Ford Motor Co. a
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    • 144 8 A short while ago I had, overnight, the chance to try the new Audi 80 which is on show at the Tanglin Shopping Centre. First impressions were of the very well-built and sensibly upholstered in- terior of this roomy and typically German
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    • 98 8 An item of motoring history calculated to infuriate the population came to present commuting my notice the other day. In 1913 the solid tyred buses of the London Omnibus Company covered 52 V, million miles around London on regular services and only .02
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    • 644 8  -  MOTOR™] Lee Chiu San Quite a number or young riders will be applying for their motorcycle licences soon. They will Include workers who have Just collected their Chinese New Year bonuses and school leavers who have just
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    • 1031 8 Internal combustion engine looks best Washington Post The car of the future? Take a look at the car you are driving today. This Is it. You can forget about the electric car or the steam car, both of which ruled in the early era
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    • 373 8  -  By Paul Edwards Richard W. Robinson and James H. Easter are Richmond, area school teachers who hit the road during summer holiday! Robinson and Easter do all their travelling by Greyhound bus, but they don't leave the driving to anyone else—they do it themselves. For 10
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  • TREND
    • 350 9 Dear Eos, Since I sat for my advanced level GCE examinations two months ago, I have been idle and penniless. I am still waiting to be called up for national service and I feel so frustrated with my present position. I
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    • 337 9 Dear Ros, I was very beautiful before an accident left a slight scar on my face. This not only shattered all my hopes of becoming an air hostess but prevents me from getting a job as a salesgirl. I am still in my teens
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    • 281 9 Dear Ros, A boy whom I have been seeing very often dropped In at my house on his way back from camp. I was not in and the next day I paid him a visit. However, I have now learned that his mother did
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    • 230 9 Dear Ros, I am afraid of being left on the shelf because I am already 23, but have no boyfriend and no time to find one. You see, I am at present working full-time in the day and studying in the evenings. This really
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    • 238 9 If you are shapely below the waist, then a pair of tight jeans with tuck-ln T-shirt or brief midriff top is a sure-fire figure flatterer. The new range that AMCO has brought in are not just snug-fitting, like aU good jeans should be but they
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    • 240 9 Dear Ros, There Is a boy whom I like very much and whom I have dated several times. The trouble is that each time he sends me home, he tries to kiss me goodnight but I have always refused him. I know it
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    • 94 9 Dear Ros, I have a thick waist and big hips. Please let me know what exercises are good for slimming both these parts of my anatomy? TAUBUS. Dear Taurus. New Nation has started a new column called In-Shape. Read it and you'll find
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    • 211 9 Dear Ros, I read with Interest Llm's letter to you (NN Jan 14) complaining that he does not have a girlfriend and I would like to make It known through your column that If a 27J ear-old man finds It ard to get
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    • 383 9  -  Dick West Parents, according to the current thinking of child guidance experts, should wait for children to ask questions about sex but should volunteer information about money. My authority on this subject is a Press release quoting a family financial adviser whose name,
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  • FINANCE
    • EUROPEAN SHARES
      • 331 9 Supplying this service are the Algemene Bank of Nederland N.V., the Commersbank of West Germany, the Credit Lyonnais of France, Banco dl Bo ma of Italy, the Union Bank of Switzerland, and the Lloyds and Bolsa International Bank Limited of London. Roandup of European stock markets for the week ending
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      • 222 9 Despite the recent monetary developments —the floating of the French franc came as a complete surprise—prices on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange fluctuated moderately this week during quiet trading, but were on balance lower. This new attack on "the snake in the tunnel" has the effect that the intended monetary
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      • 240 9 The breakdown of talks between the Government and TUC on the miners' dispute, followed by a threatened escalation of the miners' industrial action, destroyed the improvement In investor sentiment created by reports of a possible return to four-day working. With this change in sentiment leading equity prices were marked
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      • 175 9 Activity in share dealings on the Frankfurt stock market declined when hopes of an Imminent easing of restrictions were disappointed. The unsettled situation In foreign exchange markets and In wage negotiations exerted their Influence as well as a slight tightening of the money market and an Irregular bond market.
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      • 399 9 Investors continued to remain largely on the sidelines and the Zurich market remained quiet during the week under review. The exchange closed slightly higher on balance over the level of the preceding week. Among the positive aspects there is the modest short-term easing of the tight conditions on the
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      • 241 9 The unexpected decision of the French government to float the franc, albeit regrettable in so far as concerns European unity, was well received by the stock exchange. The January account day and it should be remembered that the falls of December were entlrly regained during this account passed without
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      • 183 9 At the beginning of this week, the Italian stock exchange registered a remarkable uptrend particularly In connection with the weakness of Lira and the worries about the Increasing inflation. Nevertheless, during the last sessions of the week the market registered some sales for profit-taking with a consolidation of the
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    • OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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    • 357 10 Enjoyment was smartly away, leading past the 4f and was nicely clear into the straight from Border Dandy. Samuel was third, with Phalz next. Enjoyment kept up a bright gallop to coast home by six lengths from Samuel. Phalz finished third. Kota Tinggi
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    • 396 10 Interlagos, Brazil, Monday.—Brazilian Emerson Fittipaldi put on an effortless display of smooth driving to win the rain-shortened Brazilian Grand Prix in a McLaren M 23 before 120.000 delirious home fans at this Sao Paulo suburb yesterday. The 27-year-old Brazilian, world champion two years ago, finished
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    • 360 11 Munich, Monday "Kanga ye, kanga ye," that is what the soccer fans will hear echoing around Munich at the World Cup this year. The cry means "attack" and it will come from the footballing warriors of Zaire, who are at long odds to win
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    • 139 11 Portland, Oregon, Monday Shot putter George Woods of the United States set a world indoor record here last night with a toss of 21.3 metres (69 feet 10% inches) in the Oregon Invitational track meet. Woods, of Worden, Illinois, won the same event the previous night in
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    • 279 11 New York, Monday. World record high jumper. Dwight Stones, 20, of Glendale, California believes he will become the first man to jump eight feet. Stones, who stands 6ft. sin. and weighs 175-lb, has been told by his doctor that he will grow another two inches
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    • 736 11  -  son by Eric Cooper The Singapore Squash Rackets Association became the first holders of the S i u gapore -Hong Kong Challenge Trophy when they won an exciting encounter by three matches to two. Having defeated a Singapore selection 5-0 and the National team 4-1 on
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    • 183 11 Canberra, Monday Pakistan withstood a last minute barrage from Australia to win the second hockey Test 3 2 here yesterday. Australia gained a number of penalty corners early in the first half and Brian Glencross scored the first goal with scorching drive. Pakistan began to
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    • 67 11 San Diego, MondayAmerican Bobby Nichols scored the 11th victory of his career when he won the US$l7O,OOO Andy Williams San Diego Open golf tournament by one stroke yesterday. Nichols shot a three-under-par 69 in the final round on the Torrey Pines course for a 275 total. He
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    • 546 11 The battle in the local golf circuit resumes with the Keppel Open the fourth leg over the Bukit Chermin course on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. World Cup player Lim Swee Chew leads the field for the overall championship after the first three legs Sembawang, Seletar
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    • 599 11  -  From RONALD BATCHELOR New York, Monday Muhammad Ali and .Toe Frazier resume the; most lucrative grudge match in sporting history here tonight in a fight which could mean the end of the road for the loser. Frazier earned undisputed recognition as world champion In their
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    • 276 11 Colombo. Monday. Sunil Gavaskar and Gopal Bose joined in an unbeaten stand of 110 as India battled to wipe out a first Innings deficit of 141 on the third day of the first unofficial Test against Sri Lanka here. With one day to
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    • 76 11 Invercargill (New Zealand Monday Austratralian driver Max Stewart won his first international motor car race here yesterday with a clear-cut victory in the 52-lap Peter Styvesant international. Stewart led in his Lola from the 44th lap and was able to hold off a strong challenge from
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    • 33 11 New York, Monday Results In last night's national Ice hockey league games: Biston 4 New York 0; Montreal 4 Chicago 1; St. Louis 3 Toronto 3; Los Angeles 2 Pittsburgh 0.
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    • 758 11 Christchurch, Monday Canada's Jane Haist and Northern Ireland's Mike Bull produced unexpected feats of strength to win the only gold medals yesterday as the Commonwealth Games enjoyed a weekend pause for rest and reflection. Miss Haist, a 24-year-old student, completed a gold medal
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    • 542 11 London. Monday The fourth round of the English F.A. Cup wound up yesterday with three disappointing scoreless draws and a surprisingly big win for Nottingham Forest over Manchester City. Star striker Duncan McKenzle engineered the 4-1 Forest triumph in the first half, setting up
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  • 190 12 TODAY Is Monday, January 28, the 28th day of 1974 with 337 to follow. THE MOON is approaching Its first quarter, THE MORNING STAR Is Venus. THE EVENING STARS are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign nf Aquarius. Concert pianist Arthur
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