New Nation, 30 December 1975
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Title Section19 1975-12-30 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Tuesday December 30, 1975 No. 1525 Price 20 cents MC (P) 1118/75 TUESDAY. DECEMBER 30, 197519 words
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Article357 1975-12-30 1 Human limbs scattered across the terminal Reuter UPI New York, Tuesday A powerful bomb ripped through a passenger terminal at La Guardia Airport here last night, killing 12 people and Injuring 75 others, police said. A second bomb was found in a car park 11Reuter; UPI - 357 words
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Article, Illustration169 1975-12-30 1 K.K. Fong - 'She was depressed, restless' Bj K.K. Fong A 22-year-old receptionist, Chan Lay Tin, due to be married early next year, was found dead at the foot of a block of flats in Geylang Bahru yesterday. Lay Tin left her Beach Road home In tears at about169 words
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Article38 1975-12-30 1 The body of a 70-year-old woman. Yap Kong Joo. was found at the foot of Block 9, Geylang Bahru at 625 am. today. Bhe is believed to have fallen from the sixth floor where she lived.38 words
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142 1975-12-30 1 Melbourne, Tuesday Injured speedster Jeff Thomson bowled at his most scorching pace as Australia prepared to wrap up the Third Test against the West Indies at the Melbourne Cricket around today. Thomson combined with Dennis Llllee to send the West Indies crashing142 words
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Article40 1975-12-30 1 A man snatched the handbag of Madam Yap Shu Chlung, 29, containing $3700 outside her Farrer Road flat after making enquiries about a road yesterday. He then Jumped on a scooter and escaped when she shouted for help.40 words
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Article246 1975-12-30 1 Ipoh, Tuesday Communist underground elements are attemptinf to set up cells along coastal areas to establish supply routes from the sea. This la indicated by increasing subversive activities along the coast of Perak. A camber of suspects, have been arrested in the Dindlngs district246 words
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Article63 1975-12-30 1 Reuter Brisbane. Tuesday Floodwateri and stroma battered two Australian statea yesterday, leaving hundreds of people stranded and whole townships cut off in a virtual Inland sea. Three men disappeared while swimming In huge seas offff the Queensland coast and the body of a young woman was washed ashoreReuter - 63 words
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Advertisement68 1975-12-30 1 THE TOP TEN They come from all walks of life. They are seldom heard of but they have contributed in a big way towards Singapore through their honesty, courage, and dedication to work. These are the Singaporeans that matter. They are New Nation's top ten personalities for 1975. WHO ARE68 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous16 1975-12-30 1 Forecast -Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. today Isolated showers In late afternoon.16 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article565 1975-12-30 2 Peter Ong - 'Not enough for insurance with hike in CPF ceiling' By Peter Ong The Life Insurance Association has petitioned the Government for higher tax reliefs on life policies. In a letter to the Ministry of Finance, the association said the $4000 allowed as relief on565 words
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Article53 1975-12-30 2 The Thai Ambassador and Mrs. Chamnong Phahulrat will preside over the traditional offering of food and gifts to Buddhist monks from Thai temoles in Singapore at the Thai Embassy in Orchard Road on New Year's day at 8 a.m. Buddhists who wish it participate in this53 words
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Article144 1975-12-30 2 Profit-taking hit the banking and finance sector when the Stock Exchange of Singapore opened this morning In slackened activity. Losses were, however, marginal. The bank and finance stocks were the best gainers during the past two veeks. BUSINESS DONE: First Section. 8. Darby (15) 3.16. BB. 8ett:144 words
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Article63 1975-12-30 2 A course on bulldlt'g blueprint reading and drawing will be held at the Yock Eng High School on Thursdays at 7 p.m. from Jan. 15, and at the Baharuddin Vocational Institute on Saturdays at 2 p.m. from Jan. 17. The fee is $40. Details available from the Adult63 words
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Article, Illustration261 1975-12-30 2 A 15-year-old boy died in hospital five days after he fell through a trap door while hauling goods at a shop in North Bridge Road. Png Keng Seng was helping to store a consignment of new toys at the shop on261 words
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Article44 1975-12-30 2 The fourth .examination of the College of General Practitioners, Singapore for the Diploma M.C.OP. was held recently and the following were successful: Dr. Chua Chong Tee, Dr. Foo Meng How, Dr. Goh Kong Hal, Dr. Ng Ban Cheong and Dr. Soh Fook Thin.44 words
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Article345 1975-12-30 2 Douglas Chan - By Douglas Chan The Customs Department has successfully concluded Its biggest and longest combined preventive operations which Involved more than 1000 officers and lasted nearly two months. During the island-wide crackdown, code-named "Operation Petl," whici began on Oct. 30 and ended on Christmas Eve, about 100 incidents345 words
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Article27 1975-12-30 2 The Queenstown community centre will organise a six-month beauty care course at Its premises commencing on Feb. 8 at 3 p.m. The fee is $30.27 words
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Article, Illustration80 1975-12-30 4 Isn't there any resident in the area who can uphold the name of Jalan Tauge? The road sign, which suddenly toppled over a few months ago, has been lying there !n the grass Ignored by many and incon- veniencing a few. It was one of the inconvenienced peoplePicture by NIK KASMANI - 80 words
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Article363 1975-12-30 4 Wang Look Fung - Vitamin E claims false: Doctors Bj Wang Look Fung Vitamin E Is no miracle drug, jald two local pharmacologists. Dr. Matthew Owee and Prof. Yeoh Teow Seng from the Department of Pharmacology, University of Singapore, were commenting on the "exaggerated and misleading" claims made for363 words
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183 1975-12-30 4 A number ol Housing and Development Board residents are unhappy about the Increase in HDB parking fees which will be Implemented irom Thursday. 'ihey ieei 11 Is unfair for the authorities to charge a minimum flat rate of 40 cents an hour In183 words
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Article477 1975-12-30 4 Teresa Ooi - By Teresa Ooi A major shake-up of some of the key posts in the Ministry of Education is expected to be ann o un c e d when schools reopen on Friday. The post of Deputy Director of Services is now vacant with Mr. Cheong Pale Lo on477 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous268 1975-12-30 2 Mrs. Jek Yeun Thong, wife of the Minister of Culture, will present prizes to the winners of the CHINESE TALJJNTIME "75 at the RTS studio at 7.20 p.m. THE GOODWILL SHOP, Penan? Lane, Is open till 5 p.m. The third AW CHENG CHYE MEMORIAL CHESS TOURNAMENT Is on at Hotel268 words
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Advertisement141 1975-12-30 3 IF YOtfRE FED UP WITH YOUR BEACHES WHY NOT TRY OURS Every country has its favourite beach. Australia has its Bondi, Hawaii its Waikiki, America its Malibu. And because they're ail so very popular, they're also very crowded. Malaysians too, have many favourite beaches. Several hundred of them in fact141 words
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Advertisement19 1975-12-30 4 Hewlallon FABERGii/METRO ST PRIZE RETURN-TRIP TO MONTREAL 1976 OLYMPIC GAMES $1000 courtesy of Far Eastern Cosmetics (S) Pte. Ltd.19 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article362 1975-12-30 5 Grieving ever husband in mine disaster Reuter New Delhi, Tuesday An Indian woman tried to burn herself to death after learning that her husband was among more than 370 victims of India's worst mining disaster, officials reported last night. The report came as hope wasReuter - 362 words
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Article, Illustration270 1975-12-30 5 United Press International Salt Lake City, Tuesday Jacqueline Kennedy Onus is triggered an airport security alarm and refused to answer reporters' questions about the late President Kennedy's alleged love affairs when she arrived in Utah for a ski vacation yesterday. Mrs. Onassis and other membersUnited Press International - 270 words
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Article178 1975-12-30 5 Associated Press Colombo, Tuesday A large number of teenage pop fans have been swindled by a confidence trickster who persuaded Colombo's best known theatre to handle the box office plan for a non-existent Englebert Humperdinck show for today. The hoaxer, who claimed the English singing star wa.iAssociated Press - 178 words
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Article126 1975-12-30 5 Reuter Auckland, Tuesday Espirltu Santo, the largest Island in the New Hebrides, quietly declared itself independent on Saturday, according to a report in the New Zealand Herald today. It said leaders of a group called the Nagrlamel Federation had kept quiet about details ofReuter - 126 words
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Article, Illustration349 1975-12-30 6 Fiery speech at Peking banauet for Fretilin delegates Reuter Hong Kong, Tuesday Chin ese Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-Hua last night conderrfhed what he described as Indonesian aggression in Portuguese East Timor, the New China News Agency reported. Mr. Chiao, in a flery banquet speech, said the IndonesianReuter - 349 words
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Article, Illustration268 1975-12-30 6 Reuter Vail. Tuesday President Ford went skiing yesterday with US champion Billy Kldd a group of women. Including one who embarrassed the White House by trying to raise election campaign funds at a private dinner. She is Sheika Gramshammer. a former Las Vegas showgirl and wife ofReuter - 268 words
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127 1975-12-30 6 Washington, Tuesday A classified government audit said yesterday the military readiness of US forces has been "adversely affected" as a result of American weapons aid to Vietnam and Israel. An audit by the General Accounting Office on the effect of some US$B.5 billion ($21.25127 words
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Article197 1975-12-30 6 United Press International TODAY is Tuesday, Dec. 30, the 364 th day of 19/5 with one to follow. THE MOON is moving toward a full moon. THE MOBNING STARS are Saturn and Venus. THE EVENING STARS are Jupiter and Mars. Those born on this date are under the signUnited Press International - 197 words
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Article276 1975-12-30 6 Associated Press Cairo. Tuesday—Egyptian politicians claim the nation now has more than 100 times the millionaires it had uftder King Farouk and demand a government explanation of how a fat cat class could develop in a socialist country. Legislator Ahmad Methaly charged during a debateAssociated Press - 276 words
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Article, Illustration67 1975-12-30 6 Three women walking oat after a drink in El Vino's, a wine bar in Fleet Street, London, and one of the bastions of the "men only" rule. The bar, which for years had kept out the women folk, relaxed its rale after Britain's Sex Discrimination ActUPI radio picture. - 67 words
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Article27 1975-12-30 6 Brussels, Tuesday.—A woman Is recovering in hospital In Liege after receiving the kidney of a r old American child in a transplant operation, doctors said yesterday.27 words
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Article36 1975-12-30 6 Washington, Tuesday. —The president of the Grumman Corporation, Mr. John Bierwirth, yesterday denied an Iranian newipaper re*>ort that the American firm had committed fraud in seeking to sell 80 F-14 fighter planes to Iran.36 words
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Article96 1975-12-30 6 Reuter South African widow Margaret Griffiths, who has started a big row—all over her will which says her old car should be burled after ner death. Her sentiment has upset motoring enthusiasts in Ladybrand, South Africa, for the car i f? Studebaker champion, one of only nineReuter - 96 words
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Article61 1975-12-30 6 Associated Press Birmingham, Tuesday A seven-year-old boy died yesterday from head injuries sustained after he got drunk on Christmas Day, police said The boy, Anthony Stevens, found the key to the liquor cabinet while his mother was out and shared drinks with young friends, according to theAssociated Press - 61 words
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Article62 1975-12-30 6 UPI Vientiane, Tuesday Laos has denied accusations by Thailand that it stopped the opening for a day yesterday of the border between the two countries across the Mekong river. Foreign Ministry sources said here yesterday that "the Thai Government had agreed to open the frontier today.UPI - 62 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous139 1975-12-30 6 WORLD WEATHER New York Partly sunny, 3-minus 4C. Headline: U8 Is pressing for Angola pact aid will continue. San Francisco Fair, 17-7 C. Headline: Report of more arms to Angola. Tokyo Cloudy 9-2 C. Headline: Three Soviet airmen freed by China authorities. Paris Rain, 7-4 C. Headline: Moroccan-Al-gerian tension. Moscow139 words
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Miscellaneous43 1975-12-30 6 Talpeh—Cloudy, 13-08 C. —United Prai Intrrnmljorial Singapore Singapore's' weather for the 24 hours to 8 a.m. today: Max. temp. 28.7 C; mln. temp. 23.3 C. Total rainfall for the month (3 date—l26.2mm; total ralndays for the month to date 18. Hours of sunshine—s.6s.43 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration1075 1975-12-30 7 Leonard Santorelli - From Leonard Santorelli Reuter Throw a fishing line into the Thames and you may hook a fat trout; in the Seine, you might land a fish but it could be blind and without scales on its body. In the Rhine, you'll catch nothing.Reuter - 1,075 words
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Article490 1975-12-30 7 United Press International While the new communist rulers of Laos wean Vientiane onto a self-sufficient and regimented society, making no secret of their goals, conditions in the mountainous countryside have been kept secret. Although Radio Lao and the official publication "Voice of the' People," giveUnited Press International - 490 words
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Advertisement101 1975-12-30 7 Everyone's talking about the Ming Court Festive celebrations. So ring in the New Year with us New Year's Eve A gala evening of dining and dancing at Le Grlh $45 where you find the best French food. Music by Julai Tan Trio. Peacock Room: $40 where the food can only101 words
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OPINION
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Article333 1975-12-30 8 Communist insurgents, Muslim separatists, disaffected farmers, protesting students, rioting policemen and now the spectre of striking workers—lt does not need a declaration of a state of emergency to see that Thailand has more crises than Its lengendary klongs. Surely, the last thing the Thais, who are333 words
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WHISPERS By ISPY
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Article98 1975-12-30 8 A drunkard may take leave of hi* senses but not his pride. At. the end of a party, with the host* and guests milling around the carpark a very Inebriated man refused to let his friend take over the wheel. "All the people are watching,"98 words
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Article71 1975-12-30 8 Election time at annual general meetings can become quite chaotic as one new society discovered at Its first AOM. 80 enthusiastic was one new member in taking an active part in the procedure that he nominated a prospective office-bearer. But came voting time, he f«rgot the71 words
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Article151 1975-12-30 8 CHUA GEK CHOO - CHUA GEK CHOO I would thank "Alfred" <NN 26.12.75) for his suggestion of a cash reward of 150 to encourage the public to report acts at phone vandalism. The battle against phone vandalism can only be won with the co-operation of the public. TAS Is therefore very151 words
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Article384 1975-12-30 8 f VOICE OF THE PRESS I NANYANG SIANG PAU The Singapore Service <SHS) has recently commissioned a market research company to carry out a survey on the feasibility cf Introducing a feeder service In Toa Payoh. By the fact that a market research company has been commissioned384 words
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Article, Illustration424 1975-12-30 8 LU LIN REUTENS; LU LIN REUTENS - TUESDAY WITH LU LIN REUTENS LU LIN REUTENS You haven't lived until you have eaten oysters straight off the rocks after having pried them open with a screwdriver and washed off the shell chips with sea water. Neither would you have known life unless wet424 words
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Article77 1975-12-30 8 ANGRY CONSUMER - ANGRY CONSUMER In Jalan Kayu, there are some licensed hawkers who prefer to place their produce and food items as stakes in gambling sessions held practically every morning rather than sell them reasonably to needy consumers. As these hawkers are engaging In an Illegal activity and are no77 words
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Advertisement57 1975-12-30 8 7i h m v.^WJSik A se* <1 Sir fA lIIM SiO 'HlM**, 1| «|l« v AN AUTHENTIC "RISTORANTE ITALIANO" WITH AUTHENTIC "CUCINA ITALIANA" AND LOTS OF ATMOSPHERE. spre&l GaveA/na 16 EMERALD HILL BD S PORE 9 TEL *****87 Opoooif SfMcximt Onnt (Orchard Road) Easy Parking Under same management LA TAVERNA,57 words
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FEATURE
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Article, Illustration1226 1975-12-30 9 Ismail Kassim - Focus will once again be on the Middle East hot spots by Ismail Kassim The 30th anniversary of the end of the Second World War will fall sometime in 1976, but three decades is a short time in the history of mankind. The1,226 words
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Advertisement94 1975-12-30 9 oltl«rui T r i)il»*y $189 Mobile Bar $287 ft 8 r fZ? \it I' sP' m%. K 9, JM w Factory: 10, B/C Civvnagh Rd S'pore 9. S.jlfirj StM $?9'90 Punch Bowl St-t $29/90 QUALITY PLASTIC HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS FROM ITALY. Trolleys Tumblers Salad Sets Punch Bowl Sets Dishes Condiments Sets,94 words
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SPECIAL FEATURE
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Article, Illustration2153 1975-12-30 10/11 Judith Holmberg - His SEAP win was a milestone in so many ways SPORTS GALLERY en Judith Holmberg The small boy trailed his father into the mosque. And as his elder prayed, he gazed around for some time before gathering his thoughts and vowing solemnly: "I2,153 words
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Miscellaneous48 1975-12-30 10/11 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansoni Y? TH6 THE TWIRP TURN ID TTC RU*IT AFTER THE TURN TD THE r~ CA t«TATTM^U*S«T? 00 s I m I g Q WELL NEVER BE" KFPL BV A COMPUTER 1 P7 «SS if 54 I'VE <SOTMX) DOUJkJ FOR A mu LEASW48 words
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Miscellaneous549 1975-12-30 10/11 Tuesday m Cut out and pin with other coupons Posting instructions oppear below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Address Tel: FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW MM mm Cut along dotted linn mmm mm, m CLUES FOR BM-2 1. Of a deep or blackish shade 2. The direction in which this549 words
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PLEASURE
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Article, Illustration600 1975-12-30 12 War films and musicals are favourites Associated Press During the past month the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has been showing off its spanking new US$4.2-miliion ($10.5 million) headquarters to Its 3800 members and other privileged people. It's nifty. A sevenstorey mirroredAssociated Press - 600 words
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Article186 1975-12-30 12 Reuter A Press conference to publicise the US$l4 million (|3U million) 29th Century-Fox film Lucky Lady recently turned into shambles with two of the stars criticising the picture. At the function aboard the Queen Mary, docked near Hollywood, Academy Award-winning actress Lisa Mlnnelll said: "It was aReuter - 186 words
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Article, Illustration230 1975-12-30 12 Jennifer Schoon - Group serenade girls with Spanish love songs by Jennifer Schoon Soft lights, candles flickering on a table and in the background drifts the sound of four voices in harmony the Los Vientos. Spotting an attractive lady diner, the Los Vientos pick up their instruments and make a230 words
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Advertisement55 1975-12-30 12 in the fun of New Year with us!^--New Year's Eve Full-Course Dinner )15.00 per head. with Nov0ltl»8 W l i| FREE Champagne to lucky patrons. THE TWILITES 1 will be In attendance. Open to 2.00 am On New Year's Day h*ve our New Yeer's Lunch $10.00 per head. i/ v55 words
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Advertisement18 1975-12-30 12 o s£s? rt B „E>OL ly' AT THE CLUB ELITE WHERE THE EIITESMEET Fir S<jm»<T» MOUML T* 33^^m^18 words
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Miscellaneous491 1975-12-30 12 AT THE CINEMA THE DAT OP THE JACKAL: The Frederick Forsyth bestseller about the attempted assassination of President De Gaulle of France In 1963 by a lone klUer hired by the French Secret Army Organisation; starring Edward Fox, directed by Fred Zlnnemann from a screenplay by Kenneth Ross. Rex, Globe:491 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration133 1975-12-30 13 Play it crisp and casual for the day In sporty pants and shirt or move around, free yet feminine. In skirts and co-ordinated tops. Whichever It is you choose to wear for the day. cool chic is the key note to play. Take Jeanette (topPictures by Johari Rasikin - 133 words
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736 1975-12-30 13 STELLA - STELLA I am taking up ballet again. No, I'm po nymphet of 15 years but a full-grown woman of 28 years with a 20 month-old son as well! The last time I entered a ballet class was wnen736 words
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137 1975-12-30 13 Reuter Most Arab women are still prisoners of a stifling, grinding and cholceless existence, according to a report published recently by the Independent, Londonbased minority rights group. But those In professional work aided by the extended family which cares for their children findReuter - 137 words
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Advertisement29 1975-12-30 13 Our era I Imanship Makes tk? difference! > a# V K -lis m &JWekSikn(PU)M Gl3, Tanglin Shopping Centre Tanglin Rd, S'pofe 10. Te1:*****8 ASSOC. Co.' 1/3, Central Building, Hong Kong29 words
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Advertisement144 1975-12-30 14 Approaching the Ultimate... Bf J Lj -SS 4401 2/4 Channel ■JyiWlC PREAMPLIFIER 1801 POWER AMPLIFIER 500 W ATLAS SOUND CO. limm The Kitchen Specialist For Modern Home 5 Room Type: Top unit per foot run $45 Bottom unit per foot run $40 3 Room 4 Room Type: Top unit per144 words
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Advertisement37 1975-12-30 14 See! Listen! and Compare! Quality! Design and Price! ST6R€O SYSTEM M 7150 (30 Worn) 4-IN-1 STIMO SYS-'*® TEM Complete RMH mm rtnwmm FOUR STARS ELECTRONICS 1-12, Nnimulo Shopping Complex, Co U man Stmt, Singapore 6. T«l: *****.37 words
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Advertisement91 1975-12-30 14 ECONOMIC UPTURN IN BRITAIN FROM MID-1976 said leading economic forcasters. manufacturers ACT NOW A BUY DIRECTORY OF BRITISH IMPORTERS (1975 EDITION) i TIMBER ENTERPRISES (P) LTD. 7E-I. ASIA INSURANCE BLDG. TEL: M 719 (Manufacturer* 6 Publisher* rrprraeiUa t i vea) People going OVERSEAS go to FOOK ON first Because we91 words
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Advertisement92 1975-12-30 14 SWISS SUITINGS TRI;vira| WOOL original brand TUWAG high class quality VADE iN SWITZERLAND SOLE AGENTS: International Textiles Agencies 3-19. 3rd FLOOR, PENINSULA SHOPPING COMPLEX, COLEMAN STREET. SINGAPORE 6 TEL: ***** T SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER AT A VERY BIG DISCOUNT We ipeciiliic in Korean and local mo men to* DOLLS. HANDICRAFTS92 words
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shopping
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Article, Illustration941 1975-12-30 14 A twice weekly advertisement feature fLOTHES make a ma n, whatever people may say. Though this is supposedly the age of Informality where dressing is concerned what with the hordes of jeans wearers around formal clothes are also very much part of the fashion941 words
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Advertisement136 1975-12-30 15 iheimain international •i. 9* im F MEN MADE M GERMANY WE SPECIALISE IN CURTAIN MATERIALS CURTAIN RAILINGS II J R FESTIVE OFFER 25% DISCOUNT ON ALL CURTAIN MATERIALS Vis,/.: ojr Toaai d' n CARLTON TRADING CO. U'* \St PiOOf Complex. Singapore 3 Tel: *****5 enterprise pte ltd G-57. GOLDEN MILE136 words
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Advertisement179 1975-12-30 15 FOR THE LATEST IN GENTS LADIES SHOES w 1-31, 1*» FL THE PENINSULA SHOPP COMPLEX, COLEMAN STREET, S PORE 6, TEL: ***** GlO FAR EAST SHOPP CENTRE 545, ORCHARD RD. S PORE, 9 TEL *****6 HASFAR STORE G b PRESIDENT SHOPPING CENTRE SINGAPORE 8 PHONE ***** /Vew(/&A 10%-30% Uil&lMldJfl?} DISCOUNTS179 words
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Advertisement187 1975-12-30 15 iia J "v V^r^v I Iircr.CITII imported doggies Llrn AND TEDDY-BEARS Made From Soft Stuffing And In Natural Fluffy Coloured Fur». Dimension Hatght: 82cm (2 2/3 feat) Length 82cm (2 2/3 feet). Available At. fc INTER-HOME MANAGEMENT SERVICES 36F Prinsep Street .Singapore 7 TEL.*****4,*****8,*****1 CONTACT LENS fSoft Hard) international SOCIETY187 words
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Advertisement194 1975-12-30 15 LATEST ARRIVAL SHOES CO. p.m. AVAILABLE AT 10 ORCHARD RD. SPORE 9 TIL: *****9 251, 2n4 n. PEOPLE'S PARK CENTRI SPORE., 1. TIL: *****4 WE SELL SPECIMEN ft ORNAMENTS SHELLS, SHELL CRAFT, SHELL PRODUCTS ft SHELL DOLLS. PUKA A HISHI NECKLACE. AGATE STOWS TAIWAN JADE FOR WHOLESALE ft RETAIL ARI194 words
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FINANCE
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Article, Illustration171 1975-12-30 16 Prices improved jln heightened trading: activity at the Singapore stock market yesterday extending last Friday's bullish performance. Shares advanced across the board from the opening bell. However, they closed off the day's peak because of profit-taking. In the normally dormant second section some Issues were sought higher. The171 words
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Article538 1975-12-30 16 Slash orders far new ones or face more chaos, shippers told Daily Express London, Tuesday The world's tanker men must scrap millions of tons of surplus ships, and slash orders for new ones, or face even greater chaos. This grim solution was put to 60 ofDaily Express - 538 words
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Markets round the world
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Article236 1975-12-30 16 What moot analysts considered a year-end rally ran out of steam yesterday and prices mixed in moderate trading on the New York Stock Exchange, snapping a three-session winning streak. Many observers said the market's actions were "technical," but some said investors appeared concerned about legal manoeuvring around New236 words
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Article34 1975-12-30 16 Dow Jones closing averages on tbe New York 8tock Exchange yesterday: SO Industrials 856 66 (off 8.15); 30 transport 170.85 (up 0.17); 15 utilities 82.79 (up 0.06); 65 stocks 261.41 (off 0.60).34 words
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Article103 1975-12-30 16 Closing prices (In francs) on the Paris Bourse yesterday: Paribus 185.80 +1.30 Ponder 353 +3.10 Printemps 88.30 +1.30 Bull 31.90 20 Royal Dutch 183.50 1.50 Michelln 1385 +15 C.O.E. 310.60 +4.50 Thomron 259.50 3 CJ»P. 119.80 +1 Rhone 108 +1 Air 364.90 4 90 B.S.N. 580 +9 Philips 48.50103 words
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Article71 1975-12-30 16 Zurich Stock Exchange closing prices yesterday: UBS B. 3370 30 UBS R. 454 SBC 481 1 Credit Sullse 3775 15 Swissair B. 458 ia Swiss Relnsur. 3000 Wlnterthur B. 1910 30 Zurich Insur. 6375 Juvena B 505 Nestle B. 3400 Interfood B. 3650 50 Ciba-Oeigy B. 1600 36 Baby71 words
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Article105 1975-12-30 16 Prices at 11.30 a.m. today (Australian time) on the Sydney Stock Exchange: Allstate 00 15 Beach 28 30 Bridge 13 15 Cleveland 23 23 Endeavour 13 nil Fllnd 20C Opt 04 04$ Inter Mln 08 07 Kath Inv 148 155 Kla Ora nil 20 Mid E Mlna 28 30105 words
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Miscellaneous280 1975-12-30 16 NEW NATION CROSSWORD B! 11 Piece of gossip J 12 of Two Cities" 13 Flirted 18 Top banana 19 Identify 24 Outlet 25 Part of an Isr. city 26 Food of humiliation 27 Volcano fluid 28 Baking compartment 29 Mingled with 31 Mr., in Bonn 32 Historical time 33 Aaron280 words
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SPORT
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Article, Illustration799 1975-12-30 17 Eric Cooper - SQUASH by Eric Cooper During the past year dozens of people have taken up squash and many of them are already at the point where the only way in which they are going to Improve is to play on a more competitive basis799 words
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Article, Illustration1216 1975-12-30 18 Jeffrey Low - SOCCER SCENE by Jeffrey Low This has been an exceptionally passionate year for Singapore sopcer, one in which many of us had lots to say critical vl ews, niceties and wild acclaims aplenty. Yet it has been a crucial year for the progress of football. NotwithstandingPicture by JERRY SEH - 1,216 words
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Article376 1975-12-30 18 Bangkok, Tuesday Def en ding champions South Korea meet Singapore and favourites Burma play winless Indonesia In the King's Cup soccer tournament today as they seek to match Thailand's pace-setting three victories against one defeat. Both South Korea and Burma, with 2-1 records, have a376 words
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Article828 1975-12-30 18 By PHILIP TAN Second Division soccer matches have never been strongly supported but yesterday's clashes between Tamplnes Rovers and Changl United, and Farrer Park Dynamos and Kakl Bukl* were an exception. Over 1300 fans went through the Jalan Besar turnstiles. The attendance was a record828 words
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Article158 1975-12-30 18 Reuter Melbourne, Tuesday Thunderstorms washed out most of the scheduled fourth day's play of the Australian Open tennis championships here yesterday. Britain's John Lloyd was left in a nail-biting situation against Australian veteran Mai Anderson. When the rains came Anderson was leading in the secondReuter - 158 words
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Article, Illustration371 1975-12-30 19 Malasin was quickly out In front, leading past the 800 m and Into the straight from Jazzy, with Jet-Away starting his run. Finishing strongly Jazzy swept past Malasin 200 m from home to win going away by two lengths. Jet-Away finished third. Three371 words
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Article, Illustration367 1975-12-30 19 ON THE TRACK with Bin? Peter Ipoh, Tuesday Above All II (Johnny Wilson) did a smart workout here this morning. With newcomer Skilful II (Rod Allan) for company, the three-year-old by Warwick strode out fluently over 60Cm in 38.6. Above All showed promise367 words
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54 1975-12-30 19 The triumphant foursome... Trainer Teh Choon Bene (In dark classes) flanked by Jockey John Murray and owners Mr. and Mrs. Tan TJoa Teck happily posins with trophies in hand after their horse Mallane won the Penang Gold Cup on Sunday. Mallane beat the favourite Wonderful Surprise II by a neck54 words
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Article33 1975-12-30 19 Hobart. Tuesday.—The 34 foot Sydney sloop Fair Dlnkum yesterday afternoon caused a major surprise by taking over the lead In the Sydney to Hobart yacht race on corrected time.33 words
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157 1975-12-30 19 Christchurch,' Tuesday— John Walker of New Zealand, holder of the world mile record, said yesterday he hoped to break the 2000metre record oi 4 minutes 56.2 seconds set by Frenchman Michael Jaxy nine years ago. Walker is to make the try at Christchnrch's Queen157 words
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206 1975-12-30 19 Reuter Madras, Tuesday World Cup holders India beat Singapore 6-0 in the opening match of the elghi-natlonal International hockey tournament yesterday. But Singapore did well to prevent the powerful Indians from scoring In the first half. In fact, the visiting team forced two long cornersReuter - 206 words
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380 1975-12-30 20 r The last word I V Dick West A group of elfln terrorists broke Into Sapta's workshop In the North Pole recently and seized the owner and eight reindeer as hostages. Identifying th e mselves as members of the Elfin Liberation Movement (ELM), theDick West - 380 words
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Article48 1975-12-30 20 MEI LIN: Enter the era of sex equality—women's light for equal rights. I am proud of our struggle for such equality. AH FOOK: I am proud too. But I am looking forward to the day when the groom and not the bride will be given away.48 words
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Miscellaneous781 1975-12-30 20 TV AND RADIO SINGAPORE 5 3.99 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by THIS AND THAT (E) (r): A magazine series 3.34 DIARY OP EVENTS (E) 3.35 MAGAZINE ZERO ONE (r) 3 M LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDOURED THING: Daytime serial on the trials and tribulations of three families in San Francisco 4.3#781 words
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Miscellaneous50 1975-12-30 20 WESTERN FEATURE SPECIAL (On Channel Five at 10.25 p.m., in Cast A Long Shadow. Tonight's episode Is about a young cowhand who turns to alcohol because of doubts over his paternity. But on Inheriting a ranch from an unknown donor, he straightens out to take charge, aided by a foreman.50 words
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Miscellaneous313 1975-12-30 20 YOUR LUCKY STAR IF ITS YOUR BIRTHDAY Born today, you are an Intensely worldly Individual. You have a vivid imagination, an Impulsive nature, and at times an Inability to know when enough Is enough. TOMORROW*.. CAPRICORN XJDec. 22Jan. 19) Last-minute preparations can be made now (or the celebration ahead. Don't313 words
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