New Nation, 3 August 1976
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Title Section22 1976-08-03 1 New Nation SINGAPORE Tuesday August 3, 1976 No. 1709 Price 20 cents M C. (P) 428/76 r NEW (£0) NATION 1 COMMENT!22 words
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Article60 1976-08-03 1 UPI Boston, Tuesday.—US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was booed by a predom lnately black audience of 1400 last night when he told the National Urban League the State Department was accepting only qualified blacks for Jobs. In a speech on American policy In Africa, he said theUPI - 60 words
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Article, Illustration315 1976-08-03 1 Peter Ong - By Peter Ong Singapore Airlines will not fly the Concorde as originally planned. This is because the Concorde is not considered a "paying proposition." This was told to senior staff attending an SIA business meeting at the Conference Hall last week. A panel of management staff315 words
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Article191 1976-08-03 1 UPI Manila, Tuesday The martial law government has ordered an "extermination" campaign against kidnappers in the wake of an upsurge in abduction-for-ransom cases in the troubled Southern Philippines. A defence department announcement said 40 people, mostly Japanese, have been kidnapped In the vicinity of the PortUPI - 191 words
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120 1976-08-03 1 Airlines In Singapore have cancelled flights to Bangkok and are overflying thie Thai capital because of a strike by airline staff at Don Muang Airport today. Three flights were cancelled this morning: Thai Internatlonj flight TG442 from Paya L e b a r. Cat hay120 words
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Article133 1976-08-03 1 Terry Ang - By Terry Ang A 19-year-old American, Alex Havard, dived into the sea to rescue a qualified diver, but both were later found drowned. Havard's body was re covered from the sea by SAF frogmen. The body of his workmate, Herman Reyes, a Filipino, was133 words
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Advertisement63 1976-08-03 1 INSIDE Jeffrey Low makes an appeal to soccer fans Page 19 Sultans* Gold Cup: Match preview Page 19 Peking seals railway station —Page 5 Tremors moving towards Italy Page 5 Olympics: KHlanln warns Moscow Page 6 Taekwon-do: 50 stage sit-in Page 2 Tourism girls out ot parade Page 3 IN63 words
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Miscellaneous12 1976-08-03 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. today—No rain.12 words
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Article, Illustration485 1976-08-03 2 Bharathi Mohan - By Bharathi Mohan More than 50 members of the Singapore Taekwon-Do Gymnasium last night staged a sit-in at the Toa Payoh SAF Reservists' Association in protest against a move barring them from taking part in the current National TKD championship. They sat in the middle of485 words
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Article74 1976-08-03 2 Trading opened on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this morning with prices hovering at yesterday's closing levels. BUSINESS DONE: First Section: Slme Darby (25) 3.58. Sett.: (2) 3.82. Hume (F.E.) (1) 1.64. U.O.L. (1) 1.06. INCHCAPE (2) 2.15. M. BANKING (1) 6.15. TIMES PUB. (1) 3.14. ROBINSON (1)74 words
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Article46 1976-08-03 2 A reception will be held at 78. Ridely Park on Thursday at 7 p.m. to bid farewell to Mr. John Thorpe, the second secretary In the Information Department of the British High Commission, and his wife, and to welcome Mr. and Mrs. John Wilde.46 words
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129 1976-08-03 2 Beach Road police arrested two men, suspected to be taxi robbers, in a pre-dawn ambush at Gejlani yesterday. The ambush was laid after two taxi drivers reported that they were robbed by two youths they had picked op at Lorong <£4. The hold-ups occurred129 words
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278 1976-08-03 2 A plan for the formation of the special Crime Prevention Branch has been submitted to the Home Affairs Ministry for approval. The plan was drawn up by Asst. Supt. George Henry Palmer, who recently returned from a course In crime prevention at the Staffordshire278 words
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Article226 1976-08-03 2 Jurong residents may still be able to Ret a radio telephone taxi after 11 p.m. although the service is from 8.30 a.m. to 11 p.m. The chairman of the Taman Jurong Taxi Service, Mr. Pang Yau Kuang, said such a service can be provided226 words
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Advertisement8 1976-08-03 2 Police reported 78 accidents yesterday. Four were serious.8 words
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Miscellaneous688 1976-08-03 2 AT THE CINEMA ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST: Winner of five Oscars, this controversial fllm revolves round life In a mental asylum. Lido: 2.30, 6.30, 9.15. JAWS: liie Academyaward winn.ng, recordbreaking movie about a shark, starring Roy Schelder, Robert Shaw, and Richard Dreyf uss. Screenplay by Peter Benchley and688 words
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Article, Illustration161 1976-08-03 3 Gerry de Silva - By Gerry de Silva The Singapore Tourist Promotion Board's contingent of 123 women has been dropped from this year's National Day Parade. In Its place will be two contingents of non-commis-sioned officers drawn from various units of the Singapore Armed Forces. The STPB's float, however,161 words
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Article, Illustration253 1976-08-03 3 Show goes on minus the sponsor Artist Tay Bak Koi will hold a oneman painting exhibition in the real sense of the word for his sponsor is not in town and there will be no guest-of-honour at the opening. He will go ahead and display 60 pieces of his oil253 words
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Article32 1976-08-03 3 Phil-Orient Aviation Corporation Is a Joint venture between Philippines Aviation Corporation and Hell Orient (Hong Kong) Ltd.. and not the Singapore-based Hell Orient as reported in the New Nation last Monday.32 words
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Article170 1976-08-03 3 More than 2000 people in Potong Pasir will take part in a parade organised by the con stituency on Aug. 22. Participants in the parade, which will be held at Willow Avenue Secondary School at 9 a.m., will include pupils from 13 primary and secondary170 words
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Article24 1976-08-03 3 The Metropolitan YMCA will conduct a trip to Pulau Tioman from Aug. 20 to 22. The $90 charge includes food and transport.24 words
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Article35 1976-08-03 3 Mr. Hon Sui Sen, the Member of Parliament for Havelock and Minister for Finance, will attend a variety show and dinner at the Havelock Road Community Centre on Aug. 14 at 7.30 p.m.35 words
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174 1976-08-03 4 Singapore Airlines is to order a disciplinary Inquiry into the alleged misdeeds of some stewards in a London hotel last year. This follows a report in the New Nation recently that some Singapore stewards were allegedly involved In an affair with a 14-year-old English174 words
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Article174 1976-08-03 4 Honesty hu earned chambermaid Suzanne Chen Yu TSin a $600 reward. She returned more than U813.000 and some Hong Kong and Taiwanese currency to Its owner, Mr. Sakata. Suzanne, 34, fouftd the money In a wallet In a room In the Mandarin Hotel last week.174 words
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Article59 1976-08-03 4 The National Museum has two new books and reprints of Colna and Coinages of the Stralta Settlementa and British Malaya, 1786 —1951, for sale at lta Stamford Road office. The new booka are Batik In Singapore: lta History and Application by Mlaa Constance Shearea. and The59 words
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Article299 1976-08-03 4 Rav Dhaliwal - And 185 go up By Rav Dhaliwal A total of 390 busstops have been removed in the past Ave months and 185 new ones put up. Singapore Bua Service made the changea to increase efficiency. SBB reviewed a total of 1232 bua atopa In the fivemonth period in299 words
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Article54 1976-08-03 4 The MP for Jurong, Mr. Ho Kah Leong, will attend the national on-the-spot art competition prize-giving ceremony at the National Library on Sunday at- 9 a.m. An exhibition of the prize winning and selected works will be held on Sunday and Monday daily from 954 words
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Article25 1976-08-03 4 The Commissioner of Police, Mr. Tan Teck Khim, will attend the National Day celebrations at the AngloChlnese School on Friday at 8 a.m.25 words
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258 1976-08-03 4 Local importers of Chlnj} goods are keeping a close watch on the situation in the earth-quake-hit areas of Tientsin and Tangshan in China. These two areas are major sources for porcelainware, earthenware, chemicals, spices and preserved foodstuffs. The importers said they258 words
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Article30 1976-08-03 4 The National Museum will screen a colour fllm, Denmark and three films Sit Down, Sit Danish; COrnet at Night and Calgary Stampedestomorrow at 8 p.m. Admission is free.30 words
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Article, Illustration285 1976-08-03 4 Joachin Tan - By Joachin Tan If patience could be p e r s onlfled, It would emerge as Telecoms international operator Mrs. Lam Chow Seet Last month, Mrs. Lam, 33, put through a call to Jakarta for an Indonesian staying in a local hotel.285 words
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Article230 1976-08-03 4 A seven-man task force will soon make spot checks on airlines and travel agencies to combat the ticket discount racket here. s Ticket counter-foils at airline counters at Paya Lebar Airport will be inspected and random checks on travel agents will be carried out without230 words
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Article67 1976-08-03 4 The Second Slngapori Open Carrom Championship organised by th< Singapore Civil Servlc* Recreation and Sport! Council. Tessensohr Road, will be held latei this month. The championship ii open to people whos< applications are sponsor ed by a registered clul or company. The entr; fee for the open single67 words
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Article14 1976-08-03 4 The YMCA of SingJ pore will hold snork< and scuba courses froi Wednesday.14 words
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Article363 1976-08-03 5 Peter Griffiths - Armed troops patrol city streets By Peter Griffiths Reuter Peking, Tuesday Security police sealed off Peking Railway Station last night after grim official warnings that the city could soon be the centre of a new earthquake. Chinese tamilies squatted beyond rope barriers or slept on baggage.Reuter - 363 words
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Article137 1976-08-03 5 Reuter New Delhi, Tuesday India has struck oil In a fault structure east of the deep-sea Bombay High structure where commercial production of crude began three months ago, Petroleum Minister K. D. Malavlya said yesterday. He told the parlla ment a r y consultative committeeReuter - 137 words
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Article47 1976-08-03 5 AP Rome. Tuesday About 100. people were stricken with food poisoning after eating wedding cakes and other pastries produced by a bakery near the citv of Frosinone, south of Rome, police reported yesterday. Twenty-six were hospitalised while the rest were recovering at home. AP.AP - 47 words
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Article297 1976-08-03 5 AP Bangkok, Tuesday Southern Vietnam, at peace after more than three decades of conflict, began to draft youths yesterday for military training, Liberation Radio announced. "The military training will bring about a capable and strong army of Vietnam," the broadcast said. North Vietnam's official newspaperAP - 297 words
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Article29 1976-08-03 5 Reuter London. Tuesday One million people in South Wales will have water supplies cut for 12 hours a day from next Monday because of Britain's long drought. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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167 1976-08-03 5 Reuter Washington. Tuesday. Last Wednesday's earthquake in northeastern China is likely to make 1976 the deadliest year for earthquakes in living memory a spokesman for the United States Oeological Survey said here yesterday. Even before the Chinese tremors, earthquakes had killed about 24,000Reuter - 167 words
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206 1976-08-03 5 Reuter Stockholm, Tuesday. The earthquake which struck the New Hebrides Islands region In the South Pacific yesterday was part of a series of tremors moving eastward from Italy, according to a Swedish expert. Mr. Markus Baath, director of Sweden's Seismological Institute, said the earthquakeReuter - 206 words
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Article, Illustration487 1976-08-03 6 Russia plays politics at last minute UPI Montreal, Tuesday Lord Killanln said yesterday the 1980 Olympics will be cancelled If the Russian government Introduces last minute politics Into the Games. "You have to accept people's words. If not, the games will have toUPI; UPI radio picture - 487 words
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Article93 1976-08-03 6 Reuter United Nations, Tuesday The permanent htad of the United States delegation to the UN Law of the Sea Conference said yesterday conclusion of a treaty was "almost there" and with goodwill the task could be completed. But the US official, Mr. Vincent Learson, foresawReuter - 93 words
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233 1976-08-03 6 AP Montreal, Tuesday A university student hired to work at the Olympic Village because of his fluency In Russian says he was fired during the weekend because he set up a "defection service" for Soviet athletes. George Moglljanskay, 21, said he wasAP - 233 words
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Article321 1976-08-03 6 Top of agenda Reuter Canberra, Tuesday Increased Soviet military and diplomatic activity in the Indian and Pacific Oceans will this week be studied in fresh detail by foreign and defence ministers of the United States, Australia and New Zealand. Aim of the three ANZUS defence treaty powersReuter - 321 words
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176 1976-08-03 6 AP Montreal, Tuesday— The man whose fanny and considerably more was a househo.d sight to millions of television viewers was still in custody yesterday a s the Montreal police tried to decide exactly what charge tney would lile against him. Michel Leduc, a 23yearAP - 176 words
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Article155 1976-08-03 6 UPI TODAY Is Tuesday, Aug. 3, the 216 th day of 1916 with 150 to follow. THE MOON Is between Its lirst quarter and full phase. the morning stars are Jupiter and Saturn. THE EVENING STARS are Venus, Mars and Mercury. Those born on this date are under theUPI - 155 words
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Article45 1976-08-03 6 D. J - D.J. London, Tuesday Barman Bob King threw a bag from his public-house in Bedfordshire, England, because he thought it contained a bomb. But he got a black eye from its owner, an angry footballer, who thought Bob was stealing his boots. —DJ..45 words
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Miscellaneous153 1976-08-03 6 •jhm WEATHER New York Sunny, mild, 26-16 C. Headline: 49 US citizens and dependents fly from Saigon. Tokyo—Cloudy. 31-26 C. Headline: Happening as Olympic Games close. Rome—Partly cloudy, 29-18 C. Headline: August vacations causing traffic chaos. London —Cloudy, dry with sunny periods, 2216C. Headline: Battle for Lauda's life. Moscow—Sunny, 2720C.153 words
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Article432 1976-08-03 7 More will back Nato, say US analysts AP Washington, Tuesday "Steady disintegration lies ahead for the international communist movement, already fractured by the split between Russia and China. That split will persist, whoever comes to power in Peking and Moscow." That Is the contention ofAP - 432 words
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108 1976-08-03 7 New Delhi, Tuesday Samachar. India's unified national news agency, Informed its subscribers yesterday that it would start issuing from today a digest of news Items received from news agencies of non-align-ed countries. "Initially we expect to put out about 1000 words a day"108 words
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Article261 1976-08-03 7 AP Tokyo, Tuesday China's leading newspaper yesterday predicted a fierce struggle between the workers and "capitallst-roaders" for control In China's educational and cultural fields. The People's Daily said this is because bourgeois and revisionist Influence is strong in these fields, and also because these fields areAP - 261 words
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178 1976-08-03 7 Reuter Salisbury. Tuesday Prime Minister lan Smith yesterday asked whites planning to leave Rhodesia to think again, declaring in an interview Kublished here that he ad every confidence in the country's future. Recently far more whites have been leaving than have been arrivingReuter - 178 words
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283 1976-08-03 7 AND ON TAIWAN ISSUE UPI Washington, Tuesday Chinese officials want faster action on normalisation of relations and the Taiwan issue from the next US President, whoever it is, Senator Hugh Scott said yesterday. Mr. Scott, who said President Ford asked him to makeUPI - 283 words
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Advertisement126 1976-08-03 7 Tasty Western Cuisine corner COFFEE HOUSE/LOUNGE Ist FLOOR. OCEAN BUILDING, SHOPPING CENTRE. COLLYER QUAY. TELEPHONE: *****0 After a hard day's work, relax yourself, during HAPPY HOURS' 4 OO p.m. 7.00 p.m. Free tit-bits will be served Nightly organ performance Opens daily 800 a m 1000 p.m -Raffles■sate Palm I Court126 words
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Article380 1976-08-03 8 The UN Law of the Sea Conference started its make-or break fifth session yesterday In New York. Procedural arguments belled some of the optimism that a consensus may be reached this time. But the delegates are aware that failure to make significant progress could open380 words
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Article73 1976-08-03 8 A mother wu explaining to her toddler son about cleanliness when using a public swimming pool, saying that he should always come out of the pool If he wanted to ease himself. A while later, he climbed out of the pool. "Good boy," she thought,73 words
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Article62 1976-08-03 8 A group of optimistic soccer fans from Singapore went to Kuala Lumpur for the Malaysian Cup Final with a banner that reads "The Cup is ours," which they had hoped to fly after the victory. When S1 ng a pore lost, one sporting supporter suggested adding62 words
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Article, Illustration576 1976-08-03 8 The Los Angeles Times Mr. Ronald Reagan, the foremost political activist of the prim community of Pacific palisades, California has, noted that the Democrats brought up Watergate at their New York festivities. From that, the former governor of California shrewdly drew a conclusionThe Los Angeles Times - 576 words
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495 1976-08-03 8 VOICE OF THE PRESS NEW YORK TIMES For the first time In the 30-year history of the Italian Republic, a Prime Minister has formed a government that must depend for survival on communist benevolence In Parliament. It is a minority administration chosen entirely from495 words
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146 1976-08-03 8 When my husband went to register my second daughter for Primary One, he was told that my daughter was not eligible for Phase I registration because my husband had two other children from his previous marriage, and that she was eligible only under146 words
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Article87 1976-08-03 8 BENJAMIN CHUA - BENJAMIN CHUA I refer to the letter from Troublesome (NN, July 23). We regret that we are unable to accede to his request to provide a direct service from Jalan Eunos to Orchard Road. With limited resources, direct services can only be provided to link major attraction87 words
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Article85 1976-08-03 8 Bus commuters are lined for smoking in public buses. What about bus drivers who smoke while driving? Recently I boarded SBS Service 103 driven by a driver who was not in uniform nor did he have a badge. He was driving so badly that at every85 words
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Advertisement23 1976-08-03 8 MAIL BAG WRITE TO THE EDITOR. NEW NATION. LOCKED BAG 15. SINGAPORE I. Only letters with correspondents' names and addresses will be published.23 words
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Article, Illustration877 1976-08-03 9 Andrew H. Malcolm - But pressures to cover it up still remain By Andrew H. Malcolm New York Times Tokyo, Tuesday Public opinion Is a difficult commodity to measure in any c u 11 u re, especially Japan, where true feelings are often carefully masked or Intimated thro ugh ambiguousNew York Times - 877 words
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Article, Illustration588 1976-08-03 9 Art Buchwald - Art Buchwald While the Western press has been giving the Israeli army credit for pulling off one of the great military operations of modern times, no one has taken note of the fantastic success of Field Marshal Idi A m 1 n588 words
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Advertisement240 1976-08-03 9 PICTORIAL HISTORY OF WORLD WAR II PICTORIAL HtSTC Ti Of UJORIDUmIJ Charts* Herndge /•Ss POST INCLUSIVE by Charles Herridge In 1939, for the Mcond time this century, the world wo* shaken by total war. Hitler'» invasion of Poland, th« inevitable rnult of Nasi Germany'* policy of territorial aggrandisement, led to240 words
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Article, Illustration1600 1976-08-03 10 / 11 Sonny Yap - Accusing finger now being pointed at nuclear explosions A small tremor can release 1000 times more energy than an atom bomb The rash of earthquakes and violent tremors around the world in recent months has convinced some experts that the earth is entering an active seismic phase that will1,600 words
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Article, Illustration202 1976-08-03 12 The art of clever dressing Is really choosing outfits which can be worn In more than Just one way. And that means choosing clothes which can be mixed or matched with existing items, both clothes and accessories. In your wardrobe. Variations on the theme would202 words
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585 1976-08-03 12 UPI Paris, Tuesday A revolution may be overturning Paris fashion: The Folklore Look that puts the natural female body back in style Yves Saint Laurent fired the first shot of this coup d'etat last April with a winter ready-to-wear showing that came on likeUPI - 585 words
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Article, Illustration400 1976-08-03 13 J. Schoon - GIRL-TALK bv J. Schoon OUR HANDS are probably the most overworked, under-indulged and misused part of the anatomy. If they're not picked at In nervous agitation, they're immersed in hot. soapy water or something equally damaging. And without care, your hands. Just like your complexion,400 words
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754 1976-08-03 13 SOAP BOX Glamorous grandmother Elizabeth Taylor did a lot for the of a mature woman. But n ®i_ ever woman C»n bo. an Elizabeth Taylor and growing old still remains one of women's biggest and unnecessary worries, says Glor<a Chandy. You754 words
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Advertisement154 1976-08-03 13 Get rid of stretch nwri(S i surface scars, persistant J& skin blemishes, dry rough skin, lines and wrinklea with Weat Cabot's Vitamin E Creme from the USA. Vitamin E is a skin nutrient, which externally applied can actually heal burns and prevent ugly scars. West Cabot's Vitamin E Creme really154 words
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Miscellaneous449 1976-08-03 13 YOUR LUCKY STARS IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are a witty conversationalist, one who Is sought out by any host or nostess In search of one who can be depended up on to be the Intelligent and amusing life or the party. Your fondness for entertaining is matched449 words
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Advertisement87 1976-08-03 14 BOOKS FOR CHILDREN COME SEE OUR BIG COLLECTION ALSO TRAOE TRAVEL BOOKS TIMBER ENTERPRISES (P) LTD. 7E-I. ASIA INSURANCE BLDG. TEL: ***** (Manufacturer! A Publisher* Rnmrntalivn) LOOKING FOR A GOOD TAILOR? FOR THESE ELEGANT LOOK WHY NOT TRY PAPILON THE SHOP WITH BEST SERVICE PAPILON FASHION 2)3. 2*4 FLOOt, QUMNSWAY87 words
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619 1976-08-03 14 I F»ROM earliest times, man has realised the importance of time. Time guided man's everyday activities. The advent of the modern wrist watch came with the Invention of the balance wheel and the colled spring. From these came the early pin-lever watches, which have now619 words
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Advertisement162 1976-08-03 15 Range of furniture can be viewed at our showroom from 11 am. to 9 pm. Open everyday. PIAZA SJNGAPURA 3RD FLOOR UNIT 331 SINGAPORE 9 SHOWROOM TIL: *****9 1 V «7 4 TAILOR A SALE COUPON VALID TILL 31ST. DEC. '76 WILL BE GIVEN AWAY FOR EVERY TAILOR-MADE TROUSERS OR162 words
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Advertisement49 1976-08-03 15 People going OVERSEAS go to FOOK ON first Because we have the widest range of Winter Clothings at the most reasonable prices. FOOK ON CO. [PTE] LTD. (Department Store) 83-85 South Bridge Road. Tel ***** Branches,(Openon Sundays) 347 People's Park Complex, Tel *****5 B-40 Peninsula Shopping Complex. Tel *****49 words
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165 1976-08-03 16 Business News and Views Reuter London, Tuesday. An investigation has snown that the sale of Wheelock Marden "A" shares in Hong Kong between October 19 and March 19 <6 did not Involve any olience under the Securities Ordinance. inls was stated in the House ofReuter - 165 words
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Article468 1976-08-03 16 Lee Yew Meng - Company profile b v Lee Yew Meng Lady luck has smiled at Empat Nombor Ekor (ENE), the four-digit lottery company since It was set up In December 1968. ENE however came under speculative attention last week over the company's future following the death of Its468 words
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Article160 1976-08-03 16 Reuter Washington, Tuesday The U8 economy should continue to grow during the next 18 months but at a slower rate than In the current recovery period, the Congressnonal Budget Office said In a report Issued yesterday. The report made no policy recommendations. It noted that a moreReuter - 160 words
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Article133 1976-08-03 16 Malaysia Tile has been asked by the Stock Exchange of Singapore (SES) to explain an ap!>arent difference in its oss for 1975 with a previous directors' estimate. In Its letter to Malaysia Tile, the SES stated that the company Incurred a loss of $2,990,399 for133 words
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Article334 1976-08-03 16 UPI Brussels, Tuesday Un c e r t ainty affected dealings on European money markets yesterday as ore-weekend rumours of an upward revaluation of the German mark persisted. Dealers said there was considerable Intervention by central banks to prop up weaker currencies. The US dollar dropped,UPI - 334 words
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Article128 1976-08-03 16 The stock market, faced with a sloweddown economy and declining Interest rates, drifted lower yesterday in slow trading on the New York Stock Exchange because of a lack of bidding. Yesterday's prices followed by the difference In the previous sesslons's close: AT T 57* Beth Steel 41 Caterp128 words
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Article32 1976-08-03 16 Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange: 30 Industrial 982.26 (off 2.38); 20 transport 220.69 (off 0.85); IS utilities 92.18 (up 0.63); 63 stock 307.82 (off 0.45).32 words
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Article193 1976-08-03 16 DBS-Daiwa Securities Int'l Ltd. Sporadic buying concentrated on small-capital non-margin Issues and speculative! with low margln debt balances. In the morning. Pioneer, Toyota and Wacoal were bearish. T. D. J. A. 4,640.89 (—14.89) 76. Hi-low 4,865.55(7; 1) 4.403.06 (1/5). T.SE. 347.71 (—0.53) Volume 110 mil. (+3O mil). Closing pricesDBS-Daiwa Securities Int'l Ltd. - 193 words
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Article45 1976-08-03 16 U***** "8 the Pa rls Paribaj > 11 57 3.50 Fonctei 3 04 +1 Prlnten nps 45.50 +0.30 Bull 1.10 —0.40 Royal I>u tch 232 +1.70 Mlcheli in 1340 +2 C.OJ5. 2» 5,40 +0.30 Thorns* Dn 196 unch. C.F.P. 112,60 —0.60 IliWiii'lB p J^PTK im^Kn45 words
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Article68 1976-08-03 16 Union Bank of Switzerland Closing prices In Swiss franos on the Zurich Stock Exchange yesterday: UBS Bearer 3240 UBS Registered 513 2 SBC 454 3 Credit Suisse 2630 10 Swissair B. 522 —67 .Swiss Relnsur. 2320 Wlnterthur B. 1780 5 Zurich Insur. 6450 —50 Juvena B. 145 Nestle B.Union Bank of Switzerland - 68 words
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Miscellaneous536 1976-08-03 16 Monday HEW NATION MONEYWOMS Cut out ond pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below Name (Mr./Mrs./Miss) Address FILL IN MISSING LETTERS ACROSS USING CLUES BELOW i Cut along dotted line CLUES for CR-2 1. Deficient in moisture 2. Many a it paid to o treasurer 3. Some things more536 words
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275 1976-08-03 17 David Lau returned a nett aggregate 132 to win the Keppel Club's Bobbie Earle Cup Intermed ate championship by two strokes at Bukit Chermin. Seah Peng Khim took second spot on a countback from Tay Tuan Anh after both had scored a275 words
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Article395 1976-08-03 17 Reuter London, Tuesday—Gor don Oreenidge was again at his magnificent best for the West Indian cricketers- at Lord's yesterday, scoring 67 savagely hit runs in 54 minutes against Middlesex to follow his first innings cen tury on Saturday. But even so, the tour ingReuter - 395 words
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Article, Illustration301 1976-08-03 17 Defending champions Monk's Hill Secondary marched into the second round of the Secondary Division sepak takraw tournament when they beat Swiss Cottage 2-1 at Winstedt Road yesterday. Monk's Hill breezed through the first and second regus (each renru comprises three sets) and decided notPicture by JOHARI RASIKIN - 301 words
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Advertisement272 1976-08-03 17 T T.H.C. MAQIC SHOP Magicians for Schools, Parties available. Tel. *****06. APHRODITE PROVIDES CHARMING and Sociable Lady Escorts. Contact: 809 (Bth floor) Far East Shopping Centre, Orchard Road. Tel: *****97/*****08 HOUSE REPAIR FOR any general work or household repairs. Tel: *****3 Kim Hock Lye Construction. MUN KEONQ PRINTING Name Cards,272 words
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Advertisement204 1976-08-03 17 .MMIMII'I' MAKE INTERESTING NEW friends .through post/ telephone. Write Wellfast Sevlce. Mountbatten P.O. Box 352 S'pore 14. SECONDHAND CAMERAS CENTRE We buy. sell and trade-In for used or new cameras. Special Otter For New Lmmc 28mm., 35 mm.. 135 mm., 200 mm., for Nikon Camera. 4 Pes. coat $350 Only.204 words
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Miscellaneous73 1976-08-03 17 THE BORN LOSER I NEVER I mm <. FOOP WITH by Art Sansom I'M 1...XD PFBSER/ATIVES Z\ WR»,OR FSP VAJITH cwm\ct<i. V6RAINU is I t i s i S ©1*76 by NM kit T M Rro U S P.i» Of* by Frank O'Neal YOU'RE A SCOUNDREL' AND A CHEAT.! &2U73 words
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Article217 1976-08-03 18 Reuter Bonn, Tuesday Doc tors treating world champion racing driver Nlkl Lauda, critically injured in a Grand Prix crash, said yesterday his life is still in danger though he is conscious. Professor Olaus Peter, in charge of the intensive care unit at Mannheim's University Clinic, saidReuter - 217 words
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Article47 1976-08-03 18 Reuter Buenos Aires, Tuesday —Argentina's world middleweight boxing champion Carlos Monzon was yesterday sentenced to 18 months imprisonment /or assaulting a photographer in 1967. Criminal court Judge Pederico Echaurl handed down the sentence after (me of the longest legal actions In Argentine history. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article287 1976-08-03 18 By FAIRWAY Ipoh, Tuesday Vast-ly-improved Toll The Bell underlined his chances In the Class 2 Dlv. 1 1200 m race on Sunday with a splendid workout on Rood going here this morning. With Skylab (Alan Simpson) for company, the Bougoure-t rained pair raced over287 words
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Article, Illustration424 1976-08-03 18 Makmor led past the 80Qm and into the straight, with KM infer moving up fast on the outside. Graduate and KaraWka made up ground. Kissinger came with a strong run 200 m out. Closing the gap rapidly Kissinger got up close home424 words
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Article, Illustration756 1976-08-03 18 RACING with Scrutineer v y Kings Fire is shaping up for an early win, and if all goes well with him it should come in his next start. His second to Jealous Heart in ths Class 3 Division 1 1200756 words
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Article, Illustration720 1976-08-03 19 Jeffrey Low - Rajendran will be the player to watch SOCCER SCENE bv Jeffrey Low Let's forget about the Malaysia Cup for the moment. It is all over ror 1976, and we should now focus our attention on more exciting things at home the Asian Schools International. Crowd attendances since720 words
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Article350 1976-08-03 19 PHILIP TAN - By PHILIP TAN Singapore Malays are out for a good win in their Sultans' Gold Cup soccer match against their counterparts from Negri Sembilan today at the Jurong Stadium (kick-off 7.30 p.m.). Singapore, who are the d e f en d 1 ng champions will go350 words
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310 1976-08-03 19 Singapore better in the first half— Selangor Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday Selangor's 3-0 win over Singapore to retain the Malaysia Cup led Selangor officials and players on a celebration that seemed to contradict their assertions that they had expected to win all along. FA of Selangor president Dato' Harun Idris said:310 words
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Article72 1976-08-03 19 North Conway (New Hampshire), Tuesday Defending champion Jimmy Connors, the topseed. beat Steve Krulevltz 8-0, 6-2 yesterday in the opening round of the USIIOO.OOO (about *****,000) International tennis tournament. Arthur Ashe, seeded No. 3. had nearly as easy a time disposing of Australian Cliff Letcher. 6-1,72 words
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Article103 1976-08-03 19 Reuter London, Tuesday FOur of the 12 competing teams Australia. New Zealand, India and Indonesia have received byes in the Eastern Zone qualifying competition in next year's Davis Cup lawn tennis tournament. India and Indonesia are drawn into the third round while Australia and New Zealand moveReuter - 103 words
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Article393 1976-08-03 19 BRAIN MILLER - By BRAIN MILLER Defending c h ampion and 1975 Pesta Sukan winner, Lai Kah Vln, retained his light-heavy-weight title in the Singapore Judo Association's National championships at the Gay World yesterday. But it was a narrow win for Lai. In his first match hs caused a393 words
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Miscellaneous281 1976-08-03 19 Crossword headshake* 9 Print measures 10 Alpino country Fr. J1 CPA. eg. 12 Ms. Chase 13 Colleen 19 —rlma 21 City on the Colorado 25 Nobleman 26 Elevator man's words 27 Less diluted 28 Dispatch boat 29 Verne 30 Diminutive ending 31 Bridge hand 32 Send to Coventry 33 Piled281 words
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Article52 1976-08-03 20 MEI LIN: It's disgraceful how some tour agents treat their tour groups. Their slipshod ways and cut-corners attitude will give group tours a bad name in Singapore. AH FOOK: Too true. Some of their malpractices are nothing but blatant swindling. I hope the Travel Agents Act comes Into52 words
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Advertisement208 1976-08-03 20 if -i'«V S T r oPi c a»»4 Theatre FtestauMT •N.teclufoe Sco't Orchid lonttrn Presents no Brothers Italy's Personality Showmen Fabulous TV Recording Stars from Europe' A j A if Ann Fereyn H#|en s Tn,js Dafii;o-Be.-iufy t' jrp Lonoon Reservations call *****3 .Psrrfect pi. for >*jur privat< :*irvs m t208 words
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Miscellaneous892 1976-08-03 20 TV AND RADIO 3.0f OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by SPECTRUM <r>. Magazine series presented In English. 3.39 DIARY OF EVENTS. 3.35 MAGAZINE ZERO ONE <r>. 3 50 GENERAL HOSPITAL 4.3d INTBRMI88ION. 1.15 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by THE FLYING NUN. Sally Fields stars as Sister Bertrllle, the novitiate with the ability to892 words
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Miscellaneous203 1976-08-03 20 Today's top shows THE PALLISERS: Part Seventeen. (Ch. 5 at 8.35 p.m. in colour). Mr. Bonteen, once a strong contender for the post of Chancellor of the Exchequer, insults Phlneas Finn at the Beargarden Club, creating a scene. When he is murdered on his way home, suspicion is directed to203 words
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