New Nation, 4 June 1975

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    14 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Wednesday June 4, 1975 No. 1350 Price 20 cents M.C.(P) 489/75
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  • Article, Illustration
    'Three for one' surprise...
    300 1 The party's over as police arrest robbers By Bharathi Mohan It was a case of going out for a catch —and ending up with three. This was exactly what happened when a police party went to a flat in Circuit Road to arrest a gunman after
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    Lock icon Saved by a judo trick
    172 1 United Press International New York, Wednesday A 71-year-old man disarmed a kpifewieldlng mugger here yesterday, using a judo trick he had just learned in a self-defence class. The self-defence class at a senior citizens centre In the Jackson Houses, in the borough of the Bronx,
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Happy reunion and a job for drug addict Happy reunion and a job for drug addict
      193 2 This is a happy reunion of friends after live long years. Interior design consultant Mike Toh (right) learnt of the plight of his former classmate, self-confessed drug addict Koh Kian* Phong (left>, after reading
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      Crash victim dies
      43 2 Madam Tan Oeok Eng. 27. a passenger in the Datsun nick-up which collided with a parked lorry at Whitley Road yesterday, died on the way to hospital. Her husband, the driver. who was also Injured in the crash, has recovered.
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      Novices
      18 2 The Safsa novices boxwill be bold IMH Badminton Hall, Oulllemard Road on June 15 at 7.30 pjn.
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      38 deaths at the shipyards...
      299 2 Toll tops list of job accidents The shipbuilding and ship repairing industry now records the highest industrial accident toll. With 870 accidents, including SB deaths last year, the accident rate in the industry has risen above that of the construction Industry. The latest Labour Ministry
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      Lock icon All eyes on the Silver Punch Bowl
      473 2 FROM THE DOC HOUSE BY PG One of the most interesting features in the Singapore Kennei Club's forthcoming Championship Dog Show to be staged at the Exhibition Hall of the National Stadium on Saturday, June 28 is the selection of the Dog of
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      ON THE 'CHANGE
      182 2 Prices were sought higher at the Stock Exchange of Singapore this morning following the clarification by the Fin* ance Minister that the Singapore government has no objection to foreign take-over of locally Incorporated companies. Slme Darby the star attraction after Haw Par's suspension last Thursday, improved four
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      OUR ROADS
      13 2 Police reported 90 accidents yesterday. Eight were serious and one fatal.
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      ANYONE FOR A PET PYTHON?
      210 3 Anyone wants this three and a half metre long python? A farmer, Mr. P.H. Tow (centre) and his helper, Mr. Chla Teck Heng caught It at their Tamplnes farm early yesterday. Mr. Tow said: "We do not want to keep the snake and hope to
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      Making it in good time
      318 3 Faster response to '999' calls Five minutes or even less—that Is the time police will take to reach you after your 999 call. This record response by the police to public distress and emergencies today Is made possible by the modern radio communication e q
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      Art show
      26 3 The Minister for Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will open the Contemporary French Painting Exhibition at the National Museum on Friday at 5.30 p.m.
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      1000 want to be film stars
      139 3 More than 1000 people have responded to Chong Oay Theatres' recent advertisement for actors and actresses. "The response has been very good," said a spokesman for the company's new film production department. "We have Interviewed about 500 applicants since our advertisement appeared in the
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    • Article
      'No cars in donation draws' order now
      169 4 Charitable organisations will not get permits for donation draws In future if cars are Included as prizes. A letter stating this was sent to the Council of Social Service by the Commissioner of Estate Duty recently. The council has informed all its 90
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    • Article
      The S'pore English we speak...
      217 4 More research call More research should be done on Singapore English, a professor of linguistics said yesterday. Dr. Edward Anthony, said: "So tar, only one booK has been published on the subject. More work needs to be done on tne dinerent kinds of English spoken
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      Radio course
      23 4 The Canberra community centre will hold a six-month radio repairing course in July. The fee is $36 (members) and $45 (nonmembers).
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      Opening
      26 4 The Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen. will officially open Sumlden Singapore Pte. Ltd. at Qui Way, Jurong Industrial Estate on Friday at 2.45 p.m.
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      Exercises
      22 4 The Singapore Armed Forces is conducting live firing exercises at Pulau Pawal dally from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. until Friday.
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      Salutes from Komali and Anusha
      173 4 It is always easier when there is an expert to teach you the ropes. And Komali, the Singapore Zoo's baby elephant has a real pro in Anusah to teach her the tricks of the trade. Komali, who Is only three years old, has already learnt
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      WHAT'S ON
      307 4 AN ART EXHIBITION, organised by the National Theatre Trust Is now on at the National Theatre Foyer. Works by Llm Kang Kee, Cheng Yoke Klon, Chew Kla Hal, Chu Llan Ju and Chew Choon, will be on display. THE NATIONAL MUSEUM will screen the Montreal Bach Choir and
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      TIDES
      58 4 Today: 4.53 p.m. (2.1 m). Tomorrow: 7.35 a.m. (1.9 m), 7.43 p.m. (2.2 m). Friday: 8.45 a.m. (2m). 8.26 p.m. (2.3 m). Saturday: 9.38 a.m. (2.1 m), 9.03 p.m. (2.5 m). Banday: 10.24 a.m. (2.2 m), 9.39 p.m. (2.6 m). Monday: 1109 a.m. (2.3 m), 10.16 p.m. (2.7 m).
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      Police talk
      24 4 Mr. S.M. Fernandls of the Queenstown police station will speak on crime prevention at tne Queenstown library on Friday at 7.30 p.m.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      25 2 Forecast Singapore's w e a t her outlook from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. today scattered showers with thunder, becoming isolated showers In late afternoon.
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      584 4 i I Wednesday Al"l NEW NATION MONEYWORDS Cuf out and pin with other coupons I j Posting instuctions appear below Nome (Mr /Mrs /Miss) I Address I! I i DIEIRH I FILL IN jj E E D MISSING rirTTH letters ACROSS I Lh- _5_ USING I U I K clues
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  • WORLD NEWS
    • Article
      Lock icon Vatican talks end a good trip...
      152 5 United Press International Rome, Wednesday President Ford ended a European trip which "brought good results... In the achievement of peace" and flew home yesterday after a luncheon with Italian leaders and a meeting with Pope Paul VL Buoyed by the NATO summit In Brussels,
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      Lock icon 'Don't sell malt to Japan' call to Britain
      146 5 Reuter Aberdeen. Wednesday Scotch whisky worken have urged the British government to stop exports of malt to Japan which, they say, are a serious threat to their Industry. Speaking at a trade union conference here yesterday, union leader George Robertson said there
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      Lock icon Australia bans TV sets
      286 5 Reuter Canberra, Wednesday An Australian Government spokesman yesterday declined to give details of the brand and country of origin of colour television sets banned from Australia because he said the Information could cause unnecessary panic. He said none of the sets had been sold In Australia
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      Lock icon FORD APPLIES HIS BRAKES
      79 5 President Ford obviously doesn't intend a repeat of that three-step fall in Salzburg down an airplane ramp be-, fore the eager cameras of the world press (right). Thai was an embarrassment. Another would be a disaster. Some wags might call him the Ford that skids. So
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      Lock icon 'No force' pledge
      356 5 Reuter Tel Aviv. Wednesday Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin has said Israel will not resort to military force if Egypt does not permit ships carrying Israelbound cargo to sail through the Suez Canal. He said yesterday in a national television Interview that Egypt committed Itself to permitting the
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      Lock icon Wilson shouted at...
      263 6 But he predicts 500,000 more 'yes' votes for Britain to stay in EEC Reuter London. Wednesday Prime Minister Harold Wilson was shouted down last night in one of the rowdiest meetings of the four-week Common Market referendum campaign. Afterwards he predicted that as a result his "yes"
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      Lock icon THE ODD CORNER
      211 6 Reuter London. Wednesday— Many of those voting In tomorrow's referendum on whether Britain should stay In the European Economic Community don't know what the letters R£.C. stand for, a press conference was told yesterday. The "Dont Know" campaign, a small group calling for Britons to Ignore the
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      Lock icon Marge throws in her weight
      345 6 United Press International London, Wednesday Conservative op* position leader Margaret Thatcher threw her party's full sapport yesterday behind Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson's call for a decisive "yes" vote in tomorrow's Common Market referendum Appearing at a specially convened news conference at Conservative Party headquarters
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      Lock icon Review now of US aid policy
      138 6 Reuter Washington. Wednesday Conßress yesterday began its first oostVletnam review of us foreign aid with signs that new requests for assistance face the toughest congressional scrutiny In recent times. Senator Hubert Humphrey. chairman of the Benate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on Foreign Assistance said he
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      Lock icon TODAY
      200 6 Reuter TODAY is Wednesday, the 155 th dav of 1975 with 210 to follow. THE MOON is between its last quarter and new phase. THE MORNING BTARB are Mars and Jupiter. THE EVENING BTARB are Mercury, Venus and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of
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      Lock icon The Berlin dispute
      169 6 Reuter Moscow. Wednesdav. The Soviet and East Oerman foreign ministers conferred in Moscow yesterday on what appears to be a growing controversy with the Western powers over the status of Berlin. An official statement on the talks between the two, Mr. Andrei Oromyko and Mr. Oskar Fischer,
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      Sanctions against S. Africa urged
      74 6 United Nations, Wednesday Five no n aligned members of the Security Council proposed yesterday that the UN impose mandatory economic sanctions against South Africa In a bid to end its "illegal occupation" of Namibia (South West Africa). They asked the Council to declare that South
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      Lock icon The perils of a breakdown of city life
      165 6 Reuter Nairobi. Wednesday Mr. Maurice Strohg, executive director of the United Nations Environment Programme, yesterday warned of a global epidemic disaster because of a breakdown of city life within 10 years, unless action was taken soon. Cities were growing at such a
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      178 6 WORLD WEATHER New York Partly 18.2 billion pesos Is cloudy. 78-587 28-14 C. NATO's budget for 1975Headllne: Israel to thin 1976. out Bues-Une force Bangkok Cloudy. 90Egypt hails step. 77P 32-25 C. Headline: All Moseow Overcast, 852s out on Friday, drizzle. 59-487 15-BC. Kuala Lumpur—Rainy Headline: The season of 91-737,
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      216 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you tend to put off until tomorrow what you very well could do today. On the other hand, things you should do today get done, for although you may procrastinate when it comes to chores that, though useful, may be unnecessary,
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      234 6 lows your every move at this time. LltSRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Altnough you may consider this a dull day, you may be surprised at the gains to be had from it 11 you play your cards right, indulge In dreams. SCORPIO (Oct. 23Nov. 21) You can overcome morning depression by
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  • BEHIND THE NEWS
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      Lock icon LIGHT AT END OF THE TUNNEL
      493 7  -  Art Buchwald Los Angeles Times "It's awful dark in here." "Wait a minute. I think I see a light at the end of the tunnel." "You're right. After 15 years there is a light at the end of the tunnel. It's a neon sign."
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      American youth take to suicide
      567 7  -  By Richard Cohen Typically, he's a teenager who doesn't fit in a good student, a sensitive and introspective young person. With increasing frequency, he is suicidal. Young Americans like him have been killing themselves in unparalleled numbers lately, pushing ud a suicide rate for young
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  • OPINION
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      Lock icon Congested roads kill cities
      431 8 By ISPY In the latest and most bitter environmental lesson this week, the devastating message was kt last driven home to the Singapore motorist his right of way on our overcrowded roads is not inalienable after all. The Area Licensing Scheme has become a reality and
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    • WHISPERS
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        Lock icon Stealing dolphin's day
        64 8 By ISPY Guess what kept the audience roaring In the Lido Cinema at an evening show during the screening of the movie, Day of the Dolphin. No, it wm not the dolphin talking away. Rather it was a cat in the stalls which mewed loudly everytime It
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      Patrol car arrived 20 minutes later
      168 8  -  MAIL BAG TEO HAN WUE I refer to your letter No Help From Public Or 999 Call bv Justice Pao (NN. 22.5.75). According to our records, a 999 call was received at 10 p.m. on May 10 that a fight was In progress at
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      Shortage of cabs
      114 8  -  TAY SOON HOE I refer to Alex Llm'g letter (NN May 8 75). A total of 5368 taxis are currently licensed, of which 5216 taxis are In operation at present. Thesefore. there should be no shortage of taxis on our roads. However, during peak hours, on certain
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      Fighting drug abuse...
      254 8  -  p 3 VOICE OF THE PRESS E J J BERITA MINGGU The number of people arrested in connection with drug activities in the first four months of this year is three times that of the same period last year. There Is Indeed cause for concern as drug
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      SECOND THOUGHTS AFTER PARIS
      625 8  -  WEDNESDAY WITH DICK WILSON Since the breakdown of the oil conference; which the French government organised In Paris, there have apparently been second thoughts about the need for the West and the Third World to come to terms about the supply and price levels of resources.
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  • FEATURE
    • People
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        BBC quiz team on visit No. 3
        130 9  -  by Violet Oon The BBC quiz team of Nan Wlnton, Ted Moult and Neil Durden--Bmlth are In Singapore to pit their wits against the combined British Armed Forces team In the programme Forces' Chance. The producer of the very popular 11-year-old series is
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        A golfing visit...
        37 9 Mr. "Sammy" A. C. Yuan, Advisor to the Tourism Bureau, Ministry of Communications of Taiwan, visited Singapore last week with the Club-45 Talpeh. Purpose of his threeday stay: To play two games of golf.
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        Of joy and sadness...
        226 9 Last weekend should have been one of unmitigated joy for the Alexander Manasseh family. Their youngest child and only son. David, 13, was going Into manhood. A Bar-Mltzvah ceremony marked the occasion, the most important event in a Jewish boy's life. Over 200 friends and relatives
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        Tony on his toes
        154 9 Football fans have heard of the legendary twinkle toes of John Then, 64, Singapore's star centre-half in the *****. But few know that his son Tony (left), has Inherited his nimble feet. That's because the ta'ent has manifested Itself in a different way. Tony Is a
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        FOOTBALL FRIENDS
        117 9 Singapore was the rendezvous for two old friends and big names In soccer Sir Stanley Rous, the former President of F.I.F.A. and Mr. Koe Ewe Telkflhe Treasurer of the Asian Football Confederation. Sir Btanley, a sprltely and alert 81. was here on a brief stopover with the Middlesex
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        Books take over...
        239 9 Prominent artist and poet, Arthur Yap, has been rather quiet this year because he has been in Leeds University, England, studying for his Master of Arts degree in Linguistics eince last September. Arthur Is by profession a teacher of English In a secondary school, a fact unknown
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      22 9 LAST CHANCE U TO ENTER Reader's Digest NEWSSTAND BUYERS CONTEST YOU MAY WIN 2 TRIPS ON SlA's 7478 SINGAPORE-HONG KONG-SINGAPORE PLUS *****.00
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  • EDUCATIONAL BROADSHEET
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      The nature of his greatness The nature of his greatness
      1415 10/11 PH. LAWRENCE David Herbert Lawrence was born at Eastwood, Nottinghamshire, in Britain, on September 11, 188"), the fourth child of a miner. At 13 he won a scholarship to Nottingham High School, which he left for a job with a
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      HIS POETRY, NOVELS AND TRAVEL BOOKS ARE LINKED
      1325 10/11 The fame of Lawrence does not Just rest on his novels. He also produced poetry, which it has been said, was usually complimentary to his Action. In addition he wrote what has been called travel sketches which resulted from his various Journeys
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      LADY CHATTERLEY'S LOVER—WAS IT AN OBSCENE BOOK?
      662 10/11 In i960 Penguin Books released Lawrence's Lady Chatterley's Lover and thus Initiated one of the most fascinating cases in the annals of British literary and legal history. The Crown sought to prove that it was an obscene work and Penguin Books was guilty
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  • PLEASURE
    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon A Dorian Gray...
      583 12 MICK IS UNWRINKLED AND HIS LIPS-CURLING, SULKING, PROTRUDING—SEEM THE REAL STARS OF THE STONES So casual, yet organised Los Angeles Times The Rolling Stones tour of North and South America which began on Sunday in Baton Rouge, Los Angeles, and ends in Caracas, Venezuela, in late August
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      ELTON JOHN GIVES HIS BEST YET IN THIS LATEST LP
      440 12  -  FOPS by Peter Ong ELTON JOHN: CAPTAIN FANTASTIC AND THE BROWN DIRT COWBOY (DJM): The story of Elton John, alias Hercules, alias Captain Fantastic, is a success story few can match. From "hardly a hero... Just someone his mother might
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      SINGAPORE
      92 12 1 (1) Only Yesterday— Carpenters 2 (5) Don't Tell Me Goodnight—Lobo 3 (2) What Am I Gonna Do With You Barry White 4 (4) Fox On The Run —Sweets 5 (6) Before The Next Teardrop Fails Freddie Fender 6 (3) Philadelphia Freedom—Elton John Band 7 (9) He Don't Love
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      LONDON
      75 12 1 (1) Stand By Tour Man: Tammy Wynette 2 (13) Whisper! ng Grass: Windsor Davies Don Estate 3 (5) The Way We Were: Gladys Night And Tha Pips 4 (9) Sing Baby Sing: Stylistic* 5 (17) Send In The Clowns: Judy Collins 8 (4) Oh Boy: Mud 7 (7)
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      NEW YORK
      72 12 1 (2) How Long: Ace 2 (1) Shining Star: Earth, Wind And Fire 3 (3) Before The Next Teardrop Falls: Freddy Fender 4 (I) Thank God I'm A Country Boy: John Denver 5 (8) Sister Golden Hair: America 8 (4) Jackie Blue: (Hark Mountains Daredevils 7 (10) Bad
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  • TREND edited by BETTY L. KHOO
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      Lock icon The Billy Graham of the rape crusaders
      619 13 HE TELLS WOMEN HOW TO SAY HO TO A RAPIST—AND LIVE Washington Post In Frederic Storaska's programme of rape prevention, one rule is unbreakable. "Whatever you do— If it doesn't help you it must not... harm you," he tells his audiences with evangelical
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      Shine up lacklustre days with silver
      370 13  -  r, 1 DECOR IDEAS —KARTINA Looking for a silver lining in your life? Bright reflections can be found In the polished beauty of sliver. Whether In the form of exclusive Jewellery or day-to-day cutlery and flatware. silver Is In a class of Its own.
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      Lock icon A SHAMPOO WITH MUD
      45 13 UPI Mud has gone to this model's head. That is, what New York hairstylist Pierre Michel liberally applied to her hair. After a mud bath which supposedly cleansed her hah*—he then trimmed, and set it to the style you see here.—UPl
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      75 13 r ■':-'j> >•• >=* > "f .V- 1* 'J ,jT A y or**" /-v "W h> ,t J y /z\ *&LC\ x/> vSf\ V NATURE CRYSTALIZES LOVE IN DIA/vONDS x A diamond is as beautiful as its cutting. A beautiful diamond is as desirable as its man with a history
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  • FINANCE
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      Lock icon BRITAIN'S GOLD RESERVES DOWN
      226 14 Reuter London, Wednesday Britain's reserves of gold and foreign currency fell sharply by US$64l million ($l4ll million) In May, a month when sterling came under heavy pressure on foreign exchange markets. Financial sources said the drop In the reserves, to their lowest level for over a
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      Lock icon Germany boosts Arab exports
      192 14 Reuter Bonn, Wednesday West Germany boosted its exports to Arab countries by 89 per cent In the first three months of this year while Its Imports from them, more than 00 per ctnt of which consist of crude oil, fell by 25 per cent, the Economics
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      $35m COMPLEX
      233 14 A new $35 million 30-storey commercial complex will be built at the Junction of North Bridge Road and Coleman Street. The developers, Consolidated Hotels (CH), last month received government approval for the complex which will replace the abandoned Sheraton Hotel project. CH considers the change-over from hotel to
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      Lock icon Simon: New boom soon
      150 14 Reuter Bonn, Wednesday US Treasury Secretary 'Mr. William 81mon la privately forecasting the start of a new economic B&om In America within a few months, according to the magazine Stern. Stern quoted West German Finance Minister Mr. Hans Apel as saying Mr. Blmon had expressed great
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      Lock icon Explosive jobless situation
      287 14 EEC's four million youngsters looking for work Reuter Brussels, Wednesday Common Market Social Affairs Commissioner Mr. Patrick Hlllery. yesterday warned that member states faced an explosive situation because of un e m ploym en,t among young people. He told reporters three million people would leave educational institutions
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    • Stock markets round the world
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        Dow Jones
        34 14 Dow Jones closing stock averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday: 30 Industrials 846.14 (off 0.47), 20 transport 168.88 (off 0.16), 16 Utilities 83.37 (up 1.66), 66 stocks 268.68 (up 0.63).
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        Lock icon TOKYO
        279 14 DBS-Daiwa Securities International Ltd. Prices gained ground on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), with the Dow Jones average nearlng Y4400. Yet tne turnover was relatively small. The morning session opened bullish due to the upsurge of the New York, and London markets which marked the highest'record since the beginning
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        PARIS
        105 14 Closing prices In francs on the Paris Bourse yesterday: Parlbas 173 +3.50 Ponder 338 —3 Prln temps 88 —1 COB 318.50 —.50 Bull 33 .15 Royal Dutch 143 +3.30 MlcheHn 1058 —14 Thomson 190 -f .80 CPP 146.80 +.80 Rhone 139.50 —.50 Air 351.10 +3.10 BHN 541 —5 Philips
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        NEW YORK
        239 14 The stock market, consolidating gains from two sharp advances, closed mixed In heavy trading In the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) yesterday. The Dow Jones Industrial average, up and down In a two-point range most of the day, finished with a loss of 0.47 points to 846.14. It
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        ZURICH
        78 14 Closing prices In Swiss frsncs on the Zurich Stock. Exchange yesterday: DBS B. 3980 —10 ÜBS R. 415+5 SBC 413+3 Credit Suisse 3780 —15 Swissair B. 440 +10 Swiss Relnsur. 3100 —30 Wlnterthur B. 3010 —60 Zurich Insur. 5800 J uvena B. 570 —70 Nestle B. 3330 —10 Intel-food
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        SYDNEY
        146 14 Prices at 11.30 ajn. today 'Australian time) on the Sydney Stock Exchange: Aberfoyle 83 70 Ampol Ex 53 55 Bank NSW 890 898 BH South 310 315 CBR 480 475 Cons Rutlle 315 330 CRA 338 338 Dunlop 73 75 EZ Inds 335 338 Qt Boulder 75 79 Hamersley
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      A mild rally on the stock market
      200 14 f Market report Share prices Improved slightly at the Singapore stock market yesterday. The mild rally was attributed to advances in covering account. The market opened on a steady note but wjs soon met by sellers, resulting In a fluctuating trading pattern. Slme
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      46 14 Reuter Detroit. Wednesday. Volkswagen and American Motors are discussing the sale of Audi-Volks-wagen engines to the U8 car maker, it was reported here yesterday. The motor trade paper. Automotive News, said a four-cylinder Audi engine would appear In American Motors' 1970 Gremlin
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      Ah Ngo wary of his chances
      625 16  -  By BRIAN MILLER Defending champion Lee Ah Ngo put up a magnificent show when he confidently thrashed Anthony Tan 15-0. 15-6 In 18 minutes at the second day of the National badminton championship last night. Judging from his sizzling display, Ah Ngo looks all
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      Lock icon Unknown Briton upsets US champion in golf
      522 16 Reuter UPI London, Wednesday Neville Chesses, a 17-year-old Briton, beat reigning United States champion Jerry Pate yesterday in one of the biggest upsets in the history of the British amateur golf championship at Hoylake. Chesses, playing In the event for the first time,
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      'Don't drink and fence'
      49 16 Budapest, Wednesday. "Don't drink and fence" will be wise advice at the world fencing championships here next the sport of thrust and parry, drug tests, Including check for alcohol, will be used at the championships from July 11 to 20, the International «J>nclng Federation decided.
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      Lock icon Japan well ahead with 247 gold medals
      195 16 Reuter Tokyo, Wednesday Host Japan collected two more gold medals while Australia and New Zealand also won a gold medal each on the third and final day of the first Far East and South Pacific Games for the disabled at Beppu, Southern Japan
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      141 16 Reuter Jakarta, Wednesday Japan entered the final of the Über Cup badminton championships when they beat Canada 6-1. They will meet the winners of the Indone-sia-Britain tie to be played here tonight. Japan were far superior compared to the Canadians but their former All England
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      Lock icon Big row over Press 'talk'
      330 17 Reuter Jakarta, Wednesday Two Dutch soccer coaches working in Indonesia yesterday expressed displeasure at the secretary of the Indonesian Football Association, Mr. Hans lapdelaki, who reprimanded them for talking to reporters. "We feel annoyed. It Is our right to answer Press questions and we know
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      Guat Kim, Leon Chong the stars
      225 17 Chan Leon Chong and Tay Guat Kim were the star performers in the Chinese Swimming Club Multip e Age Group swimmini: championships at Amber Road yesterday. Leon Chonf showed vast potential when he splashed to a new record for the 100 m butterfly stroke
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      Lock icon Lanes move up with a record win
      466 17 Reuter London, Wednesday. Lancashire whipped Derbyshire by an innings and 348 runs yesterday to record one of the biggest victories in the history of English county cricket championship. Derbyshire were caught on a wicket which was virtually unplayable after snow which prevented any
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      Brief relief for Lanes bowlers
      160 17 London, Wednesday The start of the World Cup cricket competition on Saturday will be welcomed by bowlers in Lancashire league cricket, for it will give them a brief respite from the hammering they are receiving from Pakistan Test batsman Waslm Raja. Wasim, who plays in
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      Oonara looks set for the Derby
      663 18  -  It takes a real good horse to beat him By BLUE PETER Ipoh, Wednesday Lucky owners Mr. and Mrs. Oon Seng Teong of Joon Stable has a first rate chance of winning the coveted $51,000 Perak Derby with their top stayer Oonara. In 1970
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      Granada in fast trial on good going
      283 18 Ipoh, Wednesday Granada, with M. Ismail In the saddle, did an Impressive 3f gallop in 35-4/5 here this morning. The going was good. Oonara probable favourite in the big race went twice-round the track. He looked a picture of fitness. Champagne 11, The
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      Postponed
      36 18 The Singapore Hockey Association's first division league match between Khalsa and Safsa yesterday has been postponed because Safsa were unable to fle'd a side as the majority of their players were away on field exercises.
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      Lock icon Robert takes lead in Graded doubles
      741 18 Reuter Hong Kong. Wednesday A physician from Singapore and a dental surgeon from New Zealand yesterday rolled to the top of the Graded men's doubles competition as the first Hong Kong Open bowling championships continued for the second day. Dr. Robert Ng, a 174average
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      Lock icon Supporting bouts for Ali and Bugner
      423 19 Reuter Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday Promoters of the world heavyweight boxing title flght between champion Muhammad All and challenger Joe Bugner here on July 1 have arranged at least two 10-round supporting bouts. The first support event will be between former world bantamweight champion Lionel
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      Safsa close the gap on SCC
      1017 19  -  SQUASH by Eric Cooper The battle between the top two teams in B grade, SCC and Safsa, ended as expected in a 2-2 draw with Safsa snatching the bonus points by winning eight games to SCC's seven, thus closing the gap to a solitary
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      Police to provide exciting week
      257 19  -  By BRIAN MILLER The Police Week Sports, organised in conjunction with the current Crime Free Campaign, promise to oe an exciting affair for both spectators and competitors. The sporting events lined up are basketball, sepak takraw, football, squash and rugby. Highlights of the festival will
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      Lock icon Connors, Nastase go down after 'ace'
      342 19 Reuter Rome, Wednesday Top seeds Raul Ramirez of Mexico and Brian Oottfried of the United States won the men's doubles final at the Rome international tennis championships here yesterday, beating American Jimmy Connors and Ille Nastase of Rumania 6-4, 7-6, 2-6, 6-1. Ramirez, who
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      Frankham's title
      102 19 London. Wednesday Johnny Frankham won the vacant British lightheavyweight boxing title when he scored a narrow points victory over former champion Chris Flnnegan here last night. Frankham took the 15round contest by the slimmest possible margin when referee Harry Olbbfl ruled him the winner by 148 points to
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      457 18 AT THE CINEMA with EDGAR KOH D THE TOWERING INFERNO: A 138-storey skyscraper marvel, the tallest in the world, bursts into flames on its dedication night, putting the architect (Paul (Newman) and the cltv's Are chief (Steve McQueen) as well as host of others Paye Dunaway. Fred Astaire, Jennifer Jones,
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      29 19 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom SHORT RIBS by Frank O'Neal NORBERT by George Fett T 4!\ UOui-S "54E UIATER, I DOU'T KWOUI/ CLVDE UMlfr COMB. ii§i ffi Mt
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    202 20 The last word Those who have been to sea or heard seamen's tales of shipboard sorties with female passengers or their girl In every port exploits may be puzzled by the Singapore OrK.inisatlon of Seamen's (SOS) resistance to ships signing on girls as shipboard mates (no pun Intended).
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    58 20 MEI LIN; That was quick work by the police yesterday. Imagine catching the three robbers half an hour after the holdup apd just as they were about to guzzle their beer! All FOOK: It shows again that there's many a slip 'twlxt the cup and the lips. The
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      124 20 Scotland at its best Bonnie Prince Charlie's personal liqueur. Presented to his loyal henchman MacKinnon of Skye in heartfelt gratitude for loyal service during the fierce battle for the English throne in 1745. The battle was lost but great history was about to be made. For'tis the same MacKinnon family
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      849 20 TV AND RADIO f SINGAPORE 3 3.00 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by TAMAN SURI <M) 3.30 DIABY OF EVENTS <M> 3.35 GENERAL HOSPITAL 4.15 KUBSUS MEMANDU 4.30 INTERMISSION 5.55 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by TOM TERRIFIC: A cartoon series 6.20 CONSUMERS' GUIDE (English/ Malay) 6.30 NEWS IN BRIEF •6.35 THE MOST IMPOBTANT
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      57 20 Show off I the day... I Ex Ja TOMA (8.35 p.m. over Channel 5 in colour): Two suitcases filled with drugs fall into the hands of Jonathon Cain, a college professor with financial and domestic problems, who decides to sell the narcotics to a syndicate leader. Toma poses as a
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