New Nation, 3 June 1975
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Title Section20 1975-06-03 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Tuesday June 3, 1975 No- 1349 Price 20 cents M.C.(P) 489/75 w NEW (jg) NATION L COMMENT:20 words
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Article, Illustration86 1975-06-03 1 A couple were pulled out bleeding from this wrecked pick-up after an accident at Whitley Road this morning. The crash occurred at 7.30 a.m. The pickup collided with a stationary lorry and had its top ripped off in the impact. The couple were trapped86 words
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Article560 1975-06-03 1 'More jobless if we demand too much' The National Trades Union Congress today threw Its weight behind the call for wage restraint. "Wage increases this year have to be on the modest side," said Mr. Devan Nair, its secretary general at the preunlversity seminar on Singapore and560 words
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Advertisement71 1975-06-03 1 The 'dirty play' football bosses See Page 19 Singapore's top goal-getters If See Page 19 Ki See Page 9 FISHER WE INVENTED HIGH FIDELITY A NEW ERA OF PERFECTION IN SOUND SYSTEMS mt +WW I i v 514 ft 122 ;|H| 7" WM SBWfci' f,T f 'n Vf, 1 -Hi#71 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article, Illustration358 1975-06-03 2 Police give advice on what to watch for when confronted by criminals The robber may be wearing a mask, wig, false moustache sideburns, but you don't need to be an expert to nail him down. Just remember that every man has his own features his forehead, ears,358 words
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Article126 1975-06-03 2 The price of rice has drooped by 10 30 cents a katl over the pest six months with lower import prices and easier availability of the staple trrain. Thai 100 per cent rice dropped from $1.10 to $1.20 a katl six months ago to 90126 words
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Article17 1975-06-03 2 The YMCA of Singapore will hold its annual general meeting on Monday at 6 p.m.17 words
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Article154 1975-06-03 2 Share prices fluctuated around the overnight closing levels during the first trading session ai the Stock Exchange of Singapore this morning. The higher opening attributed to advances in overseas markets soon yielded as profittakers moved In. BUSINEBB DONE: First Section 8. Darby (3) 2.90, (3) 2.91, (5)154 words
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Article32 1975-06-03 2 Dr. Hoe-Tons: Thio, lecturer at the Computer Centre. Nanyang University, will speak In Mandarin on the computer and computer education in Singapore at the Toa Pavoh library tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.32 words
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Article, Illustration145 1975-06-03 2 Police are anxious to contact a Malaysian, Lee Suan Selk, 23, In connection with Investigations Into two cases of attempted cheating Involving forged share certificates. Lee, a Halnanese, also known as Peter Ho Yee, had 31, Jalan Kaslplllay. Sentul, Kuala Lumpur and 61 Market Btreet. Ipoh,145 words
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Article437 1975-06-03 3 Richard Lim - 'A husband can't be charged with rape if the couple are not estranged, separated' By Richard Lim Husbands be assured you cannot be charged for raping your wife. It is your legal and conjugal right to demand sex from the person you are married437 words
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Article, Illustration224 1975-06-03 3 Reg Smythe. the British creator of the comic strip Andy Capp, has been named the best humour strlD cartoonist 1974 by the National Cartoonist Society of America. Syrothe, it is reported, was asked what Andy Capri's reaction to the award224 words
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Article248 1975-06-03 3 The proposed government legislation to allow youths acted between 14 and 16 to work in industrial firms will eliminate the exDloitation of child labour, accordin* to emDlovers. Youth# in this age ktoud will be protected and Riven due recognition and rights as employees. Commenting on the248 words
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Article34 1975-06-03 3 Fewer patients sought treatment at the St. Andrew's Miss'on Hospital last year. According to its annual report, this is due to the family planning campaign, urban resettlement and more clinics.34 words
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Article189 1975-06-03 3 Scrap Iron dealers in Singapore are interested In buying the leftover military hardware In Cambodia and South Vietnam. Following the end of the war, large quantities of scrap iron in the form of war relics were discarded in these two countries, according to the dealers.189 words
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Article, Illustration620 1975-06-03 4 Nancy Koh - By Nancy Koh Jurong Town, the industrial dynamo of Singapore, is now a legend told far and wide. And the pioneers who, defying ominous warnings. planted their factories on the barren and swampy marshland 13 years ago, became the most decorated Industrialists in620 words
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Article515 1975-06-03 4 A cross section of Singapore workers today gave the thumbs up for the Area Licensing Scheme which started yesterday. They said that although there were some teething problems like traffic Jams in certain areas, the scheme has brought about a better flow of traffic515 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement150 1975-06-03 2 7 5 im i (< I l'i L I fi mi lim-iWI l» *<«» i *n* n f *■4 X3^ h t .rrj nr* Model 26SDC-7533 Thanks to the Automatic Digital Ckxk that's also a safety feature. The automatic digital clock In this TELEFUNKEN colour TV allows you to pre-set150 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous15 1975-06-03 2 Forecast Singapore's we a t her forecast from 1 p.m. to 6 pm. today—No rain.15 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement178 1975-06-03 3 58 C m m m m IMS V i m IS >< -V N <:, s tk. The Originators of the world's first Hi-Fi recording cassettes, guarantee EXTRA DYNAMISM IN PERFORMANCE... in this ED series capable of capturing and faithfully reproducing the subtle harmonics, overtones and transient phenomena that give178 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous529 1975-06-03 4 AI-2 Cut out ond pin with other coupons Posting instuctions appear below Name (Mr /Mrs /Miss) Address Tel Cut .ilotifi (lotted lines CLUES FOR AI-2 T. Can be taken off easily enough 2. Small branches or shoots 3. Some people are very easily swayed by the words of a born529 words
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Miscellaneous353 1975-06-03 4 L WHAT'S ON A CULTURAL SHOW will be on at the Jurong Town Hall at 8 p.m. Admission Is free. AN INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION of some 1000 Singapore made goods at Jurong Town Hall from 9.30 a.m. to 10 p.m. to celebrate the seventh anniversary of Jurong Town Corporation and the353 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article336 1975-06-03 5 United Press International Washington, Tuesday Vice President Nelson Rockefeller said yesterday the Central Intelligence Agency has broken the law but was not guilty of large scale illegal activity. Summing up the five month Rockefeller Commission Investigation of the CIA, the Vice President told newsmen: "There areUnited Press International - 336 words
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200 1975-06-03 5 United Press International Saigon, Tuesday.—The day before he left Saigon, U.S. ambassador Graham Martin tried to arrange shipment of dozens of crates of antiques out of the country for an ambassador friend. The sources said they did not know if the shipment made itUnited Press International - 200 words
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171 1975-06-03 5 Reuter Frankfurt, Tuesday A top bast German athlete who last night defected to the West yesterday blamed tough training conditions —not politics—for his decision. Gymnast Wolfgang Thuene, 26, a sliver medallist In the horizontal bar event at last year's World Gymnastics Championships inReuter - 171 words
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Article329 1975-06-03 5 Reuter Bangkok, Tuesday The Thai government, fresh from a buffetting on the Indochina sidelines, yesterday faced trouble at home from labour unions. The looming storm started quietly last month with strikes for more pay at two big tyre factories, Goodyear and Firestone. Several hundred girls workingReuter - 329 words
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Article203 1975-06-03 6 Reuter UPI Washington, Tuesday The State Department described former Japanese Premier Eisaku Sato, who died yesterday at the age of 74, as a good friend and extended its sympathy to his fanlily. A formal announcement issued by the State Department said: "The UnitedReuter; UPI - 203 words
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Article, Illustration377 1975-06-03 6 Salzburg, Tuesday President Ford and President Anwar Sadat ended two days of talks here yesterday and the Egyptian leader said he was reassured by the United States attitude towards the Arab-Israeli dispute. Mr. Sadat said he did not ask Mr. Ford to drop377 words
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Article220 1975-06-03 6 Reuter Salzburg, Tuesday Egyptian President Anwar Sadat said yesterday that Israel's decision to thin out Its forces along the Suez Canal was "very encouraging," and U. 3 Sacretary of State Henry Kissinger welcomed the action as a step towards peace. The Egyptian leader also called theReuter - 220 words
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Article289 1975-06-03 6 Reuter Toronto, TuesdayAmerican economist Eliot J a n e w a y urged the United States yesterday to quadruple the price of missiles and jet fighters to force Middle Eastern states to lower world oil prices. "We should run their arms race lor tnem,"Reuter - 289 words
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Article150 1975-06-03 6 United Press International Lisbon. Tuesday The National Assembly elected in Portugal's first free election in 49 vears met yesterday to beein writing a constitution bound to provide more military rule "on the quick march to socialism." The nation's entire armed forces and civilian leadership turnedUnited Press International - 150 words
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Article163 1975-06-03 6 United Press International TODAY IS TUESDAY, the 154 th day of 1975 with 211 to follow. THE MOON Is between Its last quarter and new phase. THE MORNING STARS are Mars and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS are Mercury. Venus and Saturn. Those born on this date are under theUnited Press International - 163 words
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Article53 1975-06-03 6 Reuter London, Tuesday British salesmen have succeeded In selling sand to the Arabs and ice to tne Icelanders, it was announced here yester- •British firms also exported tom-toms to Nigeria, bird whistles to the canary Islands, sexy underwear to Scandinavia, Ice lollies to Iceland and spaghetti toReuter - 53 words
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126 1975-06-03 6 United Press International London, Tuesday Prime Minister Harold Wilson, calling on Britons to vote "yes" in the Common Market referendum June 5. said yesterday the country is set to give a lead to Europe If it stays in the nine-nation European Community. "BritainUnited Press International - 126 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous380 1975-06-03 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY Born today, you are intuitive and can usually trust your instincts to be right enough to base decisions even important ones upon them. You prefer to compare the results of your Intuition with your learned or reasoned knowledge. TOMORROW... GEMINI (May 21June 20)380 words
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Miscellaneous220 1975-06-03 6 WORLD WEATHER New York Sunny pleasant. 80-62F 27-17 C. Headline: President hails Sadat's policies as parley opens. Tokyo Sunny. 77-63 F. 25-17 C. Headline: Ford courts General Franco to maintain US presence. Rome Partly cloudy 70ro*F. 21-12 C. Headline. Prisoner revolt in Augusta jail. London Cloudy, heavy rain, sunny later.220 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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1140 1975-06-03 7 Ismail Kassim - By Ismail Kassim Rising crime rates in Singapore have made many people question the effectiveness of our criminal laws and the efficiency of the lawenforcement machinery. Some suggest expanding the police force to tackle the rise In crime rate. Others urge the Introduction of1,140 words
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Advertisement140 1975-06-03 7 howdovou let on with war i stomach 9) AreytHiconipatible, < >r< l< x's itd w ithy< hi? It's not always possible, even for a doctor, to give the proper attention to his stomach. A very Busy surgery, emergency calls, perhaps a hurried lunch pressure and harassment that can lead the140 words
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Advertisement16 1975-06-03 7 6 [free COST OF CATMO6UE $1.50 ONLY for enquiries:ESTELLE DEPARTMENT TSL P.O. BOX 2243 K. Lumpur.16 words
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OPINION
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Article427 1975-06-03 8 Most leaders are made, not born. A political party that seeks to sustain itself as a problem-solving one and match the people's confidence in it with a strong measure of level-headed leadership, which can innovate and formulate policies that will bring political and economic stability,427 words
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74 1975-06-03 8 f WHISPERS IS B p y y I A director of a local trading company who retired recently received a rather unusual retirement present. He was given a photostat copy of the Straits Times dated the day he Joined the company and another issued74 words
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325 1975-06-03 8 S.K. S - S.K.S. The war In Indo-Chlna has ended with a clearcut victory for the socialist camp. In the aftermath, it is important to analyse the factors that contributed to the defeat of the USA and her allies. The first factor was325 words
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Article, Illustration324 1975-06-03 8 World Comment v y Wh en Chairman Ralzo Matsuno of the Policy Affairs Research Council of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) delivered an address before a private poiicy study group on Monday, he made remarks that have aroused our interest. "If the LDP goes on asThe Japan Times - 324 words
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Article, Illustration477 1975-06-03 8 LU LIN REUTENS; LU LIN REUTENS - TUESDAY WITH LU LIN REUTENS LU LIN REUTENS As a child, I was bred on an appalling diet of sweetened condensed milk and Enid Blyton story books and have suffered ever since from their effects. The ne:gh~oourhood doctor took care of my nutritional deficiencies with477 words
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FEATURE
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Article, Illustration764 1975-06-03 9 United Press International Touching off mob scenes and even fights In some book stores, Playboy magazine has appeared for the first time In the Japanese language, and made Instant publishing history In the Land of the Rising Sun. The 450,000 copies of the premiere "July 1975"United Press International - 764 words
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Article, Illustration640 1975-06-03 9 Judith Holmberg - By Judith Holmberg The plane took off from Penang just after noon heading for Malaya. Barely twenty minutes later, Captain 'Winkle' Ho and his crew felt vibrations shaking the aircraft. "We checked the gauge only U> find that it spelt trouble," recalled640 words
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Advertisement73 1975-06-03 9 NATURE CRYSTALIZES LOVE IN DIAMONDS S. R H. DE SILVA PROVIDES THE SETTING A diamond is as beautiful as its cutting A beautiful diamond is as desirable as its setting. Isn't it the same for most other jewels and loves? When you are ready, consult S.P.H de Silva, the mastercraftsman73 words
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SPECIAL FEATURE
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Article, Illustration1810 1975-06-03 10/11 Pakir Singh - ONE OF THE FIERCEST BATTLES EVER by Pakir Singh Loh Ngut Fong always had a larger than life vision of himself. It was his boast that the police would never catch him and the death of Oh Kim Kee, the1,810 words
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Article, Illustration1411 1975-06-03 10/11 Policeman who posed as Shaw Vee Ming A foiled kidnap bid proved to be the undoing of mobster Soo Tang Hwat. The dramatic chain of events which ended in the killing of Soo began on Oct. 3, 1971 when1,411 words
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PLEASURE
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Article, Illustration524 1975-06-03 12 MELODY-MAKERS Andy William's records sell by the millions. But is he really talented? His worst critics say that all he can do is copy others. But Andy puts across every song he sings with a feeling and pitch that is all his own. He Is524 words
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Article, Illustration380 1975-06-03 12 He sings and writes his own songs too Immaculately turned out from the top of his wavy hair to the tips of his shiny shoes is Regis, a Frenchman currently performing at the Hyatt Hotel. He has tne kind of looks that would make most women380 words
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Article213 1975-06-03 12 An evening of drama, music and dance entitled Bits and Pieces will be staged early this month by the Drama Committee of the Singapore Association for Retarded Children. The First Lady Mrs. B. Sheares will be the guest of honour at the concert, scheduled for June 5213 words
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Advertisement10 1975-06-03 12 f aw/one K RNING ABOUT m. DOICKXK LOCN.K3DDW"TH€ IADVHIU. GOff€€WOP10 words
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Advertisement66 1975-06-03 12 Experience the first Spanish Music Coffee House Cocktail Lounge with typical Spanish style and comfort. Be serenaded at our Cocktail Lounge during our Sunset Hour where we offer titbits and discount on drinks 5 pm 7 pm daily. Ideally located in the heart of town. m i V— f m66 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration245 1975-06-03 13 B.L. K - ONE-PIECE SWIMSUITS HAVE ENOUGH ALLURE B.L.K. Do these lovely TRIUMP one-piece swimsuits tempt you to get into the swim? If they do you may have to think of getting into shape first because while they may cover up blemishes on your belly, today's245 words
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Article, Illustration311 1975-06-03 13 Ivy was growing out a perm and a poorly layered haircut, (see picture at left). Her hair was at the awkward stage where all original shape had gone and, while a clump satPicture by Jerry Seh - 311 words
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Advertisement74 1975-06-03 13 CALLING ALL STUDENTS! HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO LEARN Speedreadini SPECIAL HOLIDAY CLASSES NOW AVAILABLE Monday, Wednesday, Friday (2 pm to 4 pm) commencing: 9/6/75 Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday (10am lZnoon) commencing: 10/6/75 IN ONLY 6 LESSONS (2 weeks) YOU'LL LEARN TO READ AT LEAST 100% FASTER UNDERSTAND MORE. RESULTS PROVEN WORLDWIDE74 words
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FINANCE
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Article109 1975-06-03 14 Reuter Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday The Far Eastern Freight Conference (FEFC) will try to maintain stability In rates for as long as possible. FEFC chairman Mr. H.O. Karsten said yesterday. In the annual report of the FEFC and Its allied conferences released here yesterday, Mr. KarstenReuter - 109 words
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Article48 1975-06-03 14 United Press International Washington, Tuesday. In another encouraging sign that the recession in the United States is ending, business Inventories decreased at the fastest rate in 17 years and new orders for manufactured goods recorded the largest increase in 21 years, the Commerce Department said yesterday.United Press International - 48 words
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Article309 1975-06-03 14 United Press International London, Tuesday The British Petroleum Statistical Review of the World Oil Industry, 1974, published yesterday showed that last year world oil consumption fell by 1.2 per cent to 2743 billion tons—the first time a decline in world consumption has been recorded since theUnited Press International - 309 words
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Article86 1975-06-03 14 Reuter London, Tuesday. Normal insurance rates for marine risks on hulls and cargoes should be applicable for ships using the Suez Canal after its reopening on Thursday, Mr. Edwin Rainbow, chairman of the Institute of London Underwriters, stated yesterday. The only point outstanding was the levelsReuter - 86 words
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Article27 1975-06-03 14 United Press International Washington, Tuesday. China will send a trade delegation to the United States in September, the national council for UB-Chlna trade said yesterday.United Press International - 27 words
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Markets round the world
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Article216 1975-06-03 14 The double-barreled prospect of peace In the Middle East and a business pickup at home drove prices sharply higher In heavy trading yesterday on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). The Dow Jones Industrial average, a 17.29point winner on Friday, climbed another 14.32 points to 846.61, bringing ite216 words
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Article34 1975-06-03 14 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrial 846.61 tup 14.33), 30 transport 169.04 (up 1.19), 15 utilities 80.71 (up 0.8P), 65 stocks 357.96 (up 3.55).34 words
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Article172 1975-06-03 14 DBS-Daiwa Securities International Ltd. The Market opened bearish due to liquidation selling even If there was the announcement of another 0.5 percent cut of discount rate. And closed lower with trading over a broad front. The morning session saw a wait-and-see mood and then suffered from small lot selling.DBS-Daiwa Securities International Ltd. - 172 words
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Article76 1975-06-03 14 Closing prices In francs on the Par la Bourse yesterday: Parlbas 170.50 +1 Ponder 340 unch. Prlntempß 89 +2.50 COE 310 +5 Bull 3285 +.15 Royal Dutch 140.70 +.20 Mlchelln 1070 +31 Thomson 189.50 +2 CFP 146 +3.10 Rhone 140 +2.40 Air 849 +4 BHN 546 +10 philips 42.3576 words
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Article80 1975-06-03 14 Closing prices In Swiss franct, on the Zurich Stock Exchange yesterday: UB8 B. 2990 30 UBS R. 410 2 SBC 411 3 Credit Suisse 2795 65 Swissair B. 430 -13 Swiss Relnsur. P130 20 Wlnterthur B. 2060 30 Zurich Insur. 6600 50 Juvena B. 040 10 Nestle B. 324080 words
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Article141 1975-06-03 14 Prices at 11.30 a.m. today (Australian time) on the Sydney Stock Exchange: Aberfoyle 63 70 Ampol Ex 53 55 Bank NSW 666 676 Brambles 145 147 BHP 713 714 BH South 316 330 CSR 465 472 Con« Rutlle 210 220 CRA 218 220 Dunlop 72 79 EZ IndS 215141 words
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Article37 1975-06-03 14 Reuter Wiesbaden, Tuesday West Germany's foreign trade surplus, the envy of most of its European Common Market partners. fell in April and was far below the figure for April 1974, official figures showed yesterday. —ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article, Illustration234 1975-06-03 14 Weak market sentlments ruled at the Singapore stock market yesterday, resulting In flhare prices taking another tumble. The proposed one for four rights issue of United Overseas Bank (UOB) and the government's $500 million registered loan stock are expected to slphdn more funds away from the market. With234 words
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Advertisement17 1975-06-03 14 shoes BUSINESS HOURS 10.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. AVAILABLE AT 10, ORCHARD ROAD, S'PORE, 9, TEL:- *****9.17 words
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shopping
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Article, Illustration505 1975-06-03 15 A twice weekly advertisement feature rpHE advent of the stereo cassette tape several years back has resulted in a wave of sound enthusiasts switching from open •reel tape players and in some Instances reI cords, to the new, easier to use and better performance505 words
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SPORTS
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Article, Illustration477 1975-06-03 17 Sonny Yap - MARTIAL ARTS by Sonny Yap Singapore have agreed to host the Second Asian-Pacific Tae-Kwon Do championship in 1976 and the Third World TKD championship in 1977. Plans are now underway to lay the groundwork for both meets, announced vice-president of the Singapore TaeKwon Do477 words
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Article48 1975-06-03 17 Rome, Tuesday Raul Ramirez of Mexico yesterday won the US$l6,OOO men's singles title at the Italian international tennis championships after a thrilling threeset win over Spaniard Manuel Orantes. In a cllfThanger match where practically every point was bitterly fought for, Ramirez won 7-6,7-5, 7-5.48 words
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Article198 1975-06-03 17 Tokyo, Tuesday Hosts Japan yesterday continued to win most of the medals In the second day of the first Far East and South Pacific Games for the disabled here. With five events archery, fencing, weightlifting, table tennis, and swimming completed yesterday, Australia and New Zealand198 words
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Article85 1975-06-03 17 Wong Weng Hong, member of the Tokyobound Asian golf championship shot a hole-in-one at the 188-yard 2nd during practice at the New Course over the weekend. Another ace was shot by 8. Mlyasakl on the 167-yard 18th at the Slme course. The SICC Intra-Club Trophy was85 words
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Article82 1975-06-03 17 New York, Tuesday Results of baseball games: National League Cincinnati 5 St. Loulx 1; San Diego 4 New York 0; Philadelphia 5 Houston 4; Atlanta 5 Pittsburgh 2; Chicago 7 Los Angeles 2; San Francisco 13 Montreal 5. American League Detroit 5 Chicago 1 (1st); Chicago 382 words
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Article356 1975-06-03 17 PHILIP TAN - Amir top seed in hard court By PHILIP TAN The Singapore Lawn Tennis Association have launched an Age Group competition and two training schemes in an effort to popularise and improve the standard of the sport. The first Age Group championships, to be held356 words
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175 1975-06-03 17 London, Tuesday Manchester pharmacist Jeff Norman won the AAA marathon and then said he was thinking about the Olympic Games In Montreal next year. Norman and Keith Angus, also British took over the running after Tony Simmons, who led for most of the race,175 words
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Article, Illustration349 1975-06-03 18 Global Affair led past the it and Into the straight, with Fascination closing in, followed by Datin's Fancy and Melody D'Amoar. Global Affair was soon beaten. Datin's Fancy hit the front a furlong out and drew away to win by three lengths from349 words
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Article, Illustration210 1975-06-03 18 TURI TALK by Blue Peter I By BLUE PETER Ipoh, Tuesday. Donna Carlene did a splendid trial here this morning, with apprentice A. Razak In the saddle. The five-year-old by Don Juan breezed over 3f In 35 4/5. The going was good. Diamond Head (B.210 words
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Article359 1975-06-03 18 Reuter Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday—An Asian may act as referee for the world heavyweight boxing title fight between champion Muhammad All and challenger Joe Bugner here on July 1, the promoters indicated yesterday. Mr. Ismail Kamat, director of the promoters, Tinju Dunia, said he wasReuter - 359 words
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185 1975-06-03 18 Reuter Hong Kong, Tuesday Veteran Australian kegler John Fitch yesteruay shot to the top of the men's Masters at the end of the opening day action of the first Hong Kong Open bowling championship here. Fitch, 50-year-old former US pro circuit campaigner, blitzed allReuter - 185 words
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Article128 1975-06-03 18 London, Tuesday Philip Waldron rides Whip It Quick In the English Derby to be run over 1J miles at Epsom tomorrow (1435 GMT). Two American-bred Allies are among 12 acceptors announced for the English Oaks Stakes. They are: Mr. Jock Hay Whitney's Briiliantine and128 words
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Article, Illustration1056 1975-06-03 19 Jeffrey Low - SOCCER SCENE by Jeffrey Low At this mid-year stage, Dollah Kasslm stands quite proudly on Singapore soccer's pedestal for being the top scorer so far in 1975 Out of 29 matches that the national team and the Reserves have played from January 1 to Sunday'sPicture by JERRY SEH - 1,056 words
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Article234 1975-06-03 19 Reuter London, Tuesday Mike Denness who hit an unbeaten 72 to steer Kent to a seven-wicket victory over Northamptonshire on Sunday, hit another unbeaten 50 in the rained marred county cricket match yesterday. At COLCHESTER: Rain stopped play. Essex 302-9 inns closed. Kent 132-4 afterReuter - 234 words
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Article114 1975-06-03 19 Tokyo. Tuesday. Japan will send a National Selection without four top players to the Group Three Elimination round of the Asia Cup soccer tournament in Hong Kong from June 14. The Japan Football Association said that due to Illness the team will be without one of their114 words
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Miscellaneous50 1975-06-03 18 SHORT RIBS A /nape.' k?- to NORBERT i \'j}' 21, Zt< SEE SOU AROUND, HEMRV. > a L THE KING WAS PEHEARCINS HIS 6TAT£ OP IH£ KIN6CO/V1 SPEECH. by Frank O'Neal and suddenly me just JUMPED IM "THE MOAT/ > •Hi m m ROT i m m v> by George50 words
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Miscellaneous307 1975-06-03 19 NEW NATION CROSSWORD Hill HI Ql 4 Moves away gradually: Naut. 3 Professor: Abbr. 6 Direction In music. Abbr. 7 That schoolgirl complexion: Phrase. 8 Burrows. 9 River of Ireland. 10 Roman goddess. 11 Flannel suit shade. 12 Hair color. 16 Record players, for short. 21 Summit of Mt plsgah.307 words
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Miscellaneous417 1975-06-03 19 AT THE CINEMA with EDGAR KOH HANUMAN AND THE SEVEN ULTRAMAN (Mandarin): A Japa-nese-made action fantasy for the kids, with way-out special effects. Bex: 1.45, 4, 6.45, 9.30; Jorong: 1.45. 4.30, 7, 9 30. HOUSE FOB LOVE (Mandarin): Two pairs of love-lorn undergraduates discover In time what marriage entails before417 words
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Article397 1975-06-03 20 Dick West - The last word j Dick West A shortage that is relatively new, but particularly dire in consequence has turned up this summer. Record throngs are descending upon national, state and local parks looking for campsites, and many are finding that the great outdoors Is397 words
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Article43 1975-06-03 20 AH FOOK: Mr. Devan Nair has said what all wage earners have been waiting to hear: There will be wage restraint this year. MEI LIN: I wish we could tell the tax men, CPF Board, and hawkers the same thing though.43 words
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Miscellaneous877 1975-06-03 20 AND TV RADIO SINGAPORE 5 3.00 OPENING ANNOUNtbMtniB iollowed by FAMILY TIME (E) (r). Items or Interest Include: An Interview with Mr. George Tolson on Keep Singapore Crime Free; Japanese rib-bon-r lower arrangement by Madam Lam Nyok Ming; and a 5.55 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by PUPPETOON 6.10 YALAR PIRAI (T)877 words
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Miscellaneous54 1975-06-03 20 iV-'Mt RHODA (9.55 p.m. over Channel Five in colour): In tonight's episode, Parent's Day, after a devious attempt by Ida Morgenstern to meet Rhoda's new boyfriend, Rho d a and Joe decide to set aside one day to hurdle the generation gap and schedule a lunch with his parents and54 words
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