New Nation, 7 August 1974

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  • 22 1 NEW NATION INGAPORE Wednesday evening, August 7, 1974 No. 1096 Price 20 cents M.C. (P) 20/74 NEWMATION SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY AUCUST 7, 1974
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  • 152 1 Reuter Washington, Wednesday The Senate Foreign Relations Commi 11 e e yesterday voted unanimously to clear Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger of Watergaterelated wiretapping allegations which two months ago prompted him to threaten to resign. The committee probed Dr. Kissinger's role In
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  • 10 1 Police reported 98 accidents yesterday. Seven were serious.
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  • 418 1 Slim chance to escape conviction as the President's men defect Reuter Washington, Wednesday President Nixon yesterday lost the last of the 10 supporters who had defended him against impeachment in the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee, but he vowed not to resign from office. Stunned
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  • 299 1 Reuter Washington, Wednesday Should President Nixon resign or be removed from office, Vice president Gerald Ford would immediately take over according to the terms of the 25th Amendment to the Constitution. This provides that in case of removal of the President from office or of his
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  • 65 1 Reuter London, Wednesday.— Share prices in Britain got a considerable boost In late dealings after President Nixon's special Cabinet meeting, helped by reaction on Wall Street. After a quiet but firm I day on the London stock exchange, the Financial Times index of 30 leading shares had jumped
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  • 34 1 United Press International Parte, Wednesday Five armed men held up the main post office in Nlmes, a southern French city yesterday and escaped with several sacxs containing US$l million (SLS million).
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  • 29 1 United Press International Washington, Wednesday A summons was Issued on Monday for Howard Hughes and three others Indicted last week by a federal grand Jury in Las Vegas.
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  • 130 1 Market sentiments improved slightly this morning when the Stock Exchange of Singapore opened. Share prices In most cases put on minor gains. BUSINESS DONE: D.B.S. (14) 2.31, (16) 2.32, (2) 2.30. M. Credit (11) 1.53, (2) 1.52. C. and C. (4) 2.39. C. Storage (1) 2.95. H.
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  • 470 1  -  Police find woman's body in a drain By Bharathi Mohan The body of a young woman, with blood splattered face and a burnt out handbag slung round her neck, was found inside a monsoon drain in Keng Lee Road this morning. CID homicide detectives who
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  • 216 1 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday Thugs are cashing in on the election fever sweeping Malaysia and extorting money from the well-to-do. Tan Sri Abdul Kadlr Yusof, who stepped down as Attorney-General yesterday to contest a Johore seat on a National Front ticket, said some shopkeepers
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  • 390 1 'New look' cabinet to be announced today Reuter Nicosia, Wednesday Cyprus President Mr. Glafkos Clerides said last night he is reshuffling his government and plans to announce a new cabinet today. Mr. Clerides, a moderate politician who took over the presidency from former Eoka guerrilla
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  • 345 1 Reuter Cairo, Wednesday President Anwar Sadat today accused Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi of conspiring to blow up a presidential rest house in Egypt. In a scathing attack on Col. Gaddafi, President Sadat further charged that the Libyan leader's secret agents attempted to assassinate a prominent
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous

  • LOCAL NEWS
    • 221 2 Ttfbt* Is a need fr.r prlaAfer school pupils to appreciate music, accord*?*® the Singapore EduettMH&l Media Service er tbe Ministry of Aitv/tb. a series of four profruames have been produced, particularly fc.r primary five pupils to create an intelligent approach to music. The
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    • 44 2 The Bersilat Harlmau group of the Metropolitan YMCA will hold a bersilat demonstration at Its premises in Palmer Road on Sunday at 2.30 p.m. Mrs. B. Bogaars, wife of the society's chairman, will present certificates to first-graders of the Silat Harlmau class.
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    • 352 2 Yuko Ikeda, of the Tokyo Ballet Piccolo, dances the role of the Sleeping Beauty. But unlike the fairy tale princess, she cherishes no dreams or a Prince Charming carrying her off to live happily ever after. Reason: She is too busy dancing happily. Like her
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    • 107 2 Eight hundred students in organised school groups made use of the concession rates for riding the Mount Faber-Sentosa cable cars last month. Mr. Lee Seng Jwak. manager of Singapore Cable Car Pte. Ltd.. said: "Response from schools for cable car rides has been quite
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    • 227 2 Now residents dry them indoors Residents in Biock 197 Toa Payoh are now drying their clothes indoors because a gang of thieves specialising in pinching dresses, trousers and children's wear is at large. A housewife on the 12th floor said her clothes had been
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    • 31 2 The Metropolitan Young Men's Christian association will hold a 10-session course on English and Chinese translation starting on Sept. 3 from 6.30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at its International Centre.
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    • 34 2 The chairman of he Public Utilities Board. Mr. Lim Kim San, will present long service awards to 143 of the Board's employees at the Singapore Zoological Gardens on Sunday at 9 a.m.
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    • 288 2 The Jurong Bird Park has successfully hatched the first two emu chicks in Singapore. The first egg was incubated artificially and hatched 11 weeks ago. The chick weighed only eight ounces at birth but will grow up to be one of the largest flightless birds
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    • 46 2 The Young Men's Christian Association will hold a photograhy course for beginners at its premises beginning on Aug. 13 from 8.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. The fee Is $50 for members and $55 for non-members for 16 main lessons and 11 practical lessons.
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    • 429 2 FROM THE DOC HOUSE BY PC There are many people in Singapore who are getting ready for the pilgrimage to Kallang on Aug. 18 either to participate as exhibitors or as dog lovers who want to see the finest dogs here gathered for the
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    • 317 2 There has been a 100 per cent increase In road casualties last year, as compared to five years ago, though the number of cars on the roads increased by only 55 per cent in the same period. Statistics on road casualties show
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    • 31 2 The Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Culture), Haji Sha'ari Tadin, will open the National Museum s 4th exhibition of the Young People's Gallery a its premises on Aug. 15 at 5.30 p.m.
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    • 285 2 CLO Roberto Kaimo of the Philippines has moved into the lead by beating national master Leslie Leow in the fifth round of the Pesta Sukan Chess Championship. Leslie, the previous round's leader, obtained easy equality in the opening with the Sicilian Defence. The game appeared
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    • 62 2 This lovable brown dog is up for adoption this week. Her name is Julie, and she is 1) Krs old. She has n anti-distempered and spayed. Her previous owners, who left for the States, have assured that she is a rood watchdog and loves children. If you
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    • 279 3  -  Changi is a possible site By Judith Holmberg T e People's Association plans to set up a sea sports £°J? P A® X for aquatic activities. Several sites are being considered for the complex. One is believed to be the Changi Community Centre at Changi
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    • 106 3 School principals and senior officers of the Ministry of Education will be able to discuss their problems In a relaxed atmosphere at regular luncheon gatherings organised by the Ministry. Schools have been divided Into five groups, each consisting of one secondary school district and two
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    • 36 3 The Adult and Young People's Sections of the Queens town Branch Library will hold a talk on Knowing Singapore by Mr. G.G. Thomson in the library's lecture room on Aug. 16 at 7.30 p.m.
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    • 242 3 Teachers and parents should renew their efforts to develop moral and civic values In students as education is more than books and examinations, the senior Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Culture, Hajl Sha'arl Tadln, said this morning. Speaking at the 40th annual speech
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    • 142 3 Singapore Is one of the few major world cities selected by the Philippines for a study of ways to Improve Its housing programmes. Major General G.V. TOblas. the executive vice-president of the National Housing Corporation of the Philippines was here recently to survey the Republics'
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    • 40 3 The Minister for Social Affairs, Enclk Othman Wok, will officiate at the opening of the fun fair in aid of the Children's Aid Society's building fund at the SAF Tengah Air Base on August. 17 at 10 a.m.
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    • 337 3  -  By Lau Liat Hoe Hong Kong film director and producer, Lung Kong, 39, believes in upgrading Asian film standards and a three-month hospitalisation for overexhausation does not deter him from his zeal to produce meaningful films. He feels that Hong Kong film producers
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    • 66 3 The Singapore Chinese Girls' School, in celebration of the National Day and its 75th Founder's Day, presented cheques to three charity organisations this morning. In a ceremony at the school's auditorium, a $10,000 cheque was presented to the proposed Ifandal Home for the Aged, a $3000 cheque
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    • 203 3 Two more schools are planning to set up cooperatives to supply textbooks, stationery and other essential items following the lead by St. Joseph's Institution. Hwa Chong Junior College and Catholic High School hope to get the co-operatives running before the end of the year. A teacher from
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    • 100 3 Three men and a woman were seriously injured in this midnight smash-up between a Mazda and a Ford Escort at Mountbatten Road yesterday. The Escort, with two men and the woman, was heading towards Kallang when it was in- volved in a head-on collision with, the Mazda
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    • 129 3 Only nine hawkers were prosecuted last month under the Environmental Public Health (Food Handlers) Regulations. They were fined an average of $40 each. The latest figure released by the Ministry of the Environment shows a sharp drop from the number of cases prosecuted
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 287 3 SINGAPORE GIRL All you have to do is to collect the photographs of all 12 girls selected for the Singapore Girl Contest, being held in conjunction with the "Metro Goes Singapore" displays at all Metro stores. The first photograph appeared on August 5 in New Nation's Back Page and the
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    • 157 3 British Airways may not be quite as British as you think. British Airways is the new name for BOAC and Europe's leading airline, BEA Together we fly to 80 countriesmore than any other airline. So you might think we couldn't possibly know what each passenger wants in the way of
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  • FOR YOUR PLEASURE AND BEHIND THE NEWS
    • 785 4  -  Out-of-world show CINEMA BY SONNY YAP DRACULA AND THE SEVEN GOLDEN VAMPIRES directed by Roy Ward Baker with David Chiang, Peter Cushing, Shih Szu, Robin Stewart and Julie Ege (Capitol). This way-out hodgepodge of a film which sees Dracula taking on the Image of a
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    • 227 4 Mini diary THE Harbour Grill at the Hilton Hotel, comes up with a new idea for food fun beginning on Friday the unlikely combination of frog legs and «nails! But don't knock It till you've tried it. I was given a "preview tasting" and though I'd
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    • 546 4  -  POPS BY JEAN LI BAD COMPANY: BAD CO (ISLAND): Despite being a very new band (less than a year old), Bad Company have had an illustrious past. One half of the band—singer Paul Rodgers and drtimmer Simon Kirke were former Free members. Guitarist Miek Ralphs was doing
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    • 90 4 After a parents' preview of slides on sex, father of three John Dodd has banned his 10-year-old son, Ralph, from half-hour lessons on sex. He said: "They are pornographic... they showed paintings of male and female nudes and sexual organs." He has threatened to remove Ralph
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    • 310 4  -  ART BUCHWALD My good friend Dr. Seuss wrote a book a few years ago titled Marvin K. Mooney Will You Please Go Now! He sent me a copy the other day apd crossed out "Marvin K. Mooney" and replaced it with "Richard M.
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    • 644 4  -  From Murray Seeger Los Angeles Times USSR Dissatisfied with the quality of young men called up by the draft twice a year, Soviet authorities have ordered major improvements in the pre-inductiop training of teenagers. The orders to improve the
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    • 349 4  -  From H. B. Cabie Reuter r i PHILIPPINES k A Overshadowed by superstition and fear, the supply of blood for blood banks in Asia is critically low. Blood programme experts from 15 countries, including Australia and the United States, met In Manila last month to
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 252 4 SINGAPORE 1 (2) Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me: Elton John 2 (If) Billy Don't Be A Hero: Bo Donaldson and Hey wood 3 (4) Judy Teen: Cockney Rebel 4 (6) Rook Your Baby: George McCrae 5 (3) Guilty: Pearls G (5) Band On The Run: Paul McCartney
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  • WORLD NEWS
    • 569 5 Firm stand by defenders UPI and Reuter Saigon, Wednesday Communist forces attacking a district capital near Da Nang warned government troops to surrender yesterday but the South Vietnamese commander said no, field officers said. The officers said the district capital, Due Due and
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    • 147 5 United Press International Belfast. Wednesday. Gunmen hijacked a Dublin to Belfast freight train within 6.4 kilometres (four miles) of the Northern Ireland border early yesterday in the second such hijacking in four days. Irish Republic police guarded by army troops surrounded the train abandoned
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    • 309 5 Reuter Dacca, Wednesday Mere than 600 people have died in the last week as a result of floods in Bangladesh, an official statement said here yesterday. Relief vorkers feared the death toll would rise further as heavy monsoon rains from the steep
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    • 37 5 Reuter Paris, Wednesday. President Valery Giscard d'Estaing called a restricted cabinet meeting last night to consider prison reform, including better conditions for inmates. as the country's two week old prison crisis seemed to be abating.
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    • 174 5 Reuter Canberra, Wednesday —Australia's 60 senators and 127 members of the House of Representatives met In an historic joint session yesterday and passed three of six controversial Bills which caused last May's crisis general election. The six Bills three dealing with electoral matters, two with the
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    • 29 5 Reuter New Delhi. Wednesday. Mr. Niral Knem Horo, MP for a tribal constituency in Bihar state, was today named as the opposition parties candidate for Vice-President of India.
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    • 54 5 In the sea world of Aurora, Ohio, whale trainer Bill Stratton hangs on to Shamu, an 18-ft, two-ton killer whale, as he dives for the bottom of his tank. Bill and another trainer ride the whale bare-back in an up and under water fashion that thrills
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    • 28 5 Reuter Rangoon, Wednesday. —Geologists have struck oil at a test well in the Myaung area in Upper Burma, about 560 kms (350 miles) from here. —Beater
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    • 303 5 United Press International Caracas, Wednesday Japan yesterday strongly opposed proposals at the third UN Law of the Sea Conference to establish a 200-mile economic zone. "If the 200-mile economic zone Is established, the major fertile fishing grounds of the world will come
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    • 150 5 Reuter Los Angeles, Wednes day—At least four people were killed and 26 injured yesterday when an explosion ripped through the international flight terminal of the Lcvs Angeles Airport. At least 17 of the injured were taken to hospital, three in critical condition. Nine others
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    • 277 5 Colour TV at $2.65 a day The Philips K9 26 ins. colour TV set—one of the most advanced sets in the world. Consider the cost of buying a colour TV set. It means paying out a fortune you may never see again. In fact, as soon as the set leaves
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
    • 263 5 NEW NATION CROSSWORD i ACROSS 1 At a distance 6 Tennis or golf 11 Zenith 14 Bhare equally with 15 Contend 16 Wartime agcy. 17 Shakespearean forest 18 Steeps In oil and vinegar 20 1825 canal 22 Threateners 23 Poems set to music 26 Some other time 27 Chaffinch 28
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  • OPINION
    • 479 6 One and a half years after the historic signing of the ceasefire agreements in Paris, peace seems as elusive as ever in South Vietnam. Intermittent fighting started scarcely as the ink on the agreements had dried, and South Vietnam's President Nguyen Van Thieu
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    • 106 6 'WHISPERS' by ispy Children will be children, wherever they may be. One of the speakers at the recent RTS interinstitutions of higher learning debate, was embarrassed to find herself the subject of discussion among a group of young students, while shopping in the OO complex. Standing
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    • 1145 6  -  American foturologist Herman Kahn'a forecasts of Jap a n'a economic growth have been wellpoblieised and intensely debated. What is leas known is that he has also worked ont some very interesting statistics to indicate that Hong Kong's economic progress in the next few decades
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    • VOICE OF THE PRESS
      • 236 6 What othir newpapers are taying: NUCLEAR EXPLOSION AND PROLIFERATION The number of countries with nuclear weapons may Increase to 24 In five years, an American Nobel Prize winner attending an anti-nuclear armanent conference in Tokyo has commented. There was a series of nuclear test explosions, first by
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      • 140 6 HATS OFF TO TAN SRI SARDON The Minister of Communications, Tan Sri Sardon, at the age of 57, has announced his retirement from politics after having been active In that field for 28 years. This column is not big enough to record all the services that he has
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    • 645 6  -  From Roman Kolkowiez Los Angeles Times Soviet military policies are shaped by three forces what they see as threats from abroad, a desire for stabilised relations with the United States, and a wish to avoid excessively bind ing restraints on
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    • 600 6  - The cracks in SinoAussie ties From David Lamb Los Angeles Times The glitter has faded from Australia's romance with China, a nation Australia courted with starry eyes as a first step toward becoming the Sweden of the southern hemisphere. "With no nation," Prime Minister G<vigh Whltlam said In Peking last
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    • Letters
      • 179 6 Stinking Flat and residents of Block 2, Holland Avenue are not the only sufferers of the nauseating smell from the sewer pipes. We in Block 6, Holland Close are having the same problem, even after eight months. What makes it worse is that the bathroom Is so
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      • 144 6 The National Registration Office appear to have got mixed up In their classification of race and dialect group. Recently when I went to renew my Identity card, the clerk classified my dialect group as Indian. I pointed out to him that Indian is a race and
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      • 57 6  -  LIM BOCK GUAN for Registrar of Citizens, Singapore, C. I refer to the letter by Miss Vlmla Shewaram which appeared in your columns of July 29, 1974. Your correspondent is informed that her application for Singapore cltl2enshlp is under consideration and she will be notified of the
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      • 157 6  -  TAN EE LEONG One of the most cherished freedoms of a democracy is the freedom of the Press. In the United States the Press appears to have taken full advantage of this freedom, to a greater extent than in the older democracies in Europe. The Watergate
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  • SPECIAL FEATURE
    • 3085 7 They are learning from their past mistakes and evolving new co-operation systems to Gamani Corea Dick Wilson How can the d e v eloping countries now try to improve their economic situation in a world of such economic uncertainty? Dick Wilson interviewed the new
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 86 7 f m 4fj c OFUKASE Direct from Tokyo. Michiko will enthrall you with her vocal rendering of evergreen classics and modern pops in English and Japanese Come and drink to the music and songs of our lovely lady of talent anytime from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. daily. STlje Cockpit
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  • EDUCATIONAL BROADSHEET
    • 4691 8  -  On the urgency of human problems moral and personal A novel of great appeal to all ages by Henry James The Portrait of A Lady has been acclaimed for its analytical method and its characterisation, particularly of Isabel. It is here in Isabel's sense of
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  • TREND AND FINANCE
    • 1239 9  -  TRISH SHEPPARD ON HOW TO MAKE AN 'EMPIRE* WORK TRISN SHEPPARD It was my dear old Dad's 77th birthday last week so we phoned him up on the other side of the world to wish him many many happy returns. My parents have recently gone to
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    • 116 9 This floral arrangement by Andrew Lau uses the rules of proportion, balance and scale of Ikebana art, but is given an unconventional touch with vegetables and flowers. LadieS fingers 'and tomatoes may pome off well as a palatable vegetable dish but mixed with
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    • 304 9  -  EATING IN LETTY LEE These crispy meat rolls are Ideal for the growing family as they have high protein coptent from both animal and vegetable sources. Combined with the other Ingredients, the dish when served with rice provides an attractive and balanced meal.
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    • 256 9 Chemical vasectomy —a future reality? Los Angeles Times Los Ahgeles, Wednesday Discovery by two scientists could lead to a new kind of male contraceptive a shot in the arm aimes at hatting sper*' production. f. Parlow and Basudfet Bhome of Harbor* General Hbspltal and the University of California at Los
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    • 227 9 Banks led the falls on the Singapore stock market yesterday a day characterised by continued selling. OCBC and Malayan Banking, both finished 20 cents lower to $5.85 and $6.50 respectively. Both opened slightly easier bat as the day wore on, the decline steepened. Another banking counter, (JOB made
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    • 129 9 Citicorp has reported that operating earnings after tax for the first half of this year rose to a record level of $153, 653,000 up 26 per cent from the $122,305,000 achieved In the same period last year. On the basis of average shares outstanding,
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    • OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
      • 429 9 Stock prices moved broadly higher in heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday as impeachment sentiment gathered momentum in Washington. The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 13.38 at 773.78, well below its advance of more than 25 points In the first hour of the session
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      • 39 9 United Press International The Do* Jones stock averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday were: SO Industrials 773.71 (up 13JO), 30 transport 159.63 (up 1.70), IS utilities 68.92 (up 0.06) and 60 stocks 330.10 (up 3.M).
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      • 2 9 Reuter
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      • 98 9 Closing prices at 11.30 a (Australian time) today: Aberleen susp. Do opts susp. AOD unq. Allstate 09 11 Amad nil 04 Aurora unq. Do cpts unq. Aust Ant susp. Bamboo 03 05 Beach unq. Bounty susp. Bridge 09 10 Cleveland 26 30 Cosmos 00 Mi 01 Do ctg nil
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      • 317 9 Stock prices suffered another loss with the Dow Jones average dipping below the Y 4,200 level. The market opened relatively firm in the morning session but collapsed toward the closing amidst mounting concerning toward the international monetary uneasiness. At the outset, shippings and foodstuffs attracted buying while other sectors
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      • 74 9 This service comes {ran the Union Bank of Switzerland. Closing prices (In francs) on the Zurich Stock Exchange yesterday: UBS 2960 +5 SBC 530 Credit Suisse 2670 +*> Swissair B. 4#> -t r Swiss Relnsur. I960 Winterthur B. 1480 Zurich Insur. 5900 Juvena B. 1520 Nestle B. 3125 18
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    • 296 9 United Press International Washington, Wednesday Federal Reserve Chairman, Mr. Arthur Burns said yesterday it will take two years or longer to unwind present high rates of inflation, and Americans must be ready to sacrifice to do it. The fight
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    • 161 9 British Caledonian Airways is Introducing a major new advertising campaign in the Far East and Australia, promoting its international network of services and coming out in support of travel agents. Announcing this, Mr. Martin Harewood. BCAL's manager for the Far East and Australasia said: "Although
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  • SPORTS
    • 703 10  -  Indonesian shares second spot PESTA SUKAN 1974 By NANCY KOH Defending champion Kee Bee Khim, set the pace with a fine gross 80 in the first round of the Pesta Sukan Women's Open golf champion ship at Island Course yesterday. And Alison Gllson, who was
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    • 431 10  -  By C.K. YONG The sharpshooters of Thailand did It again. On the fourth day of the South East Asia championships at Rifle Range yesterday, their marksmen collected more golds In both individual and team events. Lying behind the early leaders on Monday Pharoj stormed In to
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    • 251 11 From BLUE PETER Kuala Lumpur, WedBreeJ? dirt" North "n d a s Ptendld workout on a yielding track here this moSS£? With apprentice Ariffin Man astride, the four-year-old strode out fluently over 3f in 38 1 /5. Southern Priest (Arlmn) also impressed over
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    • 55 11 Caracas. Wednesday Venezuelan racehorse trainer Raul Payares complained officially today that a Jockey for a rival trainer was trying to cast voodoo spells on his horses. He said the Jockey had come from Jamaica with a package of dissected bats and "suffering rats." all Imported from Africa
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    • 291 11  -  BY CONRAD NG Singapore's young footballers face another severe test, for the first time before their own fans, at the National Stadium tonight. They have to defend the Aw Hoe Cud against a powerful Hong Kong side (klckoff at 7.30). A formidable task. Hong
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    • 465 11  -  To give demonstrations MARTIAL ARTS by Sonny Yap A 28-member Japanese martial art. mission arrive today to take part in the month-long Japan Cultural Festival They will give two demonstrations at the National Theatre ana Singapore Badminton Hall tomorrow and Saturday respectively. The mission include Teruo
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    • 335 11  -  By C.K. YONG The Saints are marching in again with their boxing gloves. And for many, a morning of exciting bouts can be seen in the finals of the St. Andrew's School annual championships tomorrow. For the school's boxers and young boxing fans It
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    • 41 11 London, Wednesday.— Results of last night's Texaco Cup first round football matches: Blackpool 1 Oldham 2; Carlisle 2 Newcastle 2; Sheffield United 4 Manchester City 2; Southampton 2 Orient 1; Sunderland 0 Middlesbrough 1; West Bromwlch 5 Norwich 1.
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    • 191 11  -  From TONY DANKER Ipoh, Wednesday R. Yamunah of Pahar.g took the first gold In the 52nd Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union championships at Stadium Perak yesterday with an easy win in her pet event the women's 1500 metres. Yamunah's winning time of
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    • 425 11  -  21 will be picked By NANCY KOH Our team to the Singapore Malaysia Under-23 rugby International In Kuala Lumpur on August 17 will pitch their skills against Anzuk Forces at Gillman Barracks today at 5 p.m. This will be their second test against a local side
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    • 57 11 Huang Shu Yen, 19-year-old student from the Peking Physical Culture Institute, broke the world archery record in the women's four-event single round total by scoring 1,237 points at a recent tournament in Tsinan, Shantung Province, East China. This was one point better than the
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    • 18 11 Star United beat Race Course Club 2-0 In a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday.
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    • 353 11 Reuter London, Wednesday Hampshire maintained their 19-point lead at the head of the English county cricket champiorsbip table w?th a decisive victory over Warwickshire. They allowed their opponents weakened by the absence of injured Ri-han Kanhai only 131 runs in their second innings, to win
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    • 42 11 Tokyo, Wednesday The West German professional football club Hertha BSC defeated Japan's national amateur team 2-0 in their third and final match in Japan here yesterday. The Germans led 2-0 at half-time. The two teams drew their earlier two matchef.
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  • 48 12 AH FOOK: The Post Office Savings Bank's new housing loan scheme is a good way of enabling more people to own houses and of encouraging more savings. MEI LIN: Indeed. It will lessen the need for people to approach loan sharks for money to buy houses.
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  • 177 12 —United Press International TODAY is Wednesday, Aug. 7, the 219th day of 1974 with 146 to follow. THE MOON is between Its full stage and last quarter. THE MORNING STARS are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. THE EVENING STAR Is Mars. Those born on this date are under the
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    • 1006 12 RADIO SINGAPORE S 3.00 OPENING ANNCTS. —followed by LENSA KELUARGA (M) A magazine' scries. 3.30 DIARY OF EVENTS (M) 3.35 LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDOURED THING— Daytime serial on the trials and tribulations of three families In San Francisco. 3.55 PERSEMBAHAN KU (R) A light musical programme featuring Byed Abdul
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    • 1906 12 BACK PAGE Mrs. Jek Yeun Thong, wife of the Minister for Culture, will give away the prizes at the FINALS OF THE 13TH ANNUAL INTER -SCHOOL SAFETY FIRST QUIZ sponsored by Esso at the Cultural Centre at 2.30 p.m. Dr. Lee Kin Tat, vicechairman of the Singapore Badminton Association, will
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