The Straits Times, 7 April 1972
1972-04-07
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Title Section24 1972-04-07 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 Ita National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 377624 words
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Article, Illustration841 1972-04-07 1 37 miles from Saigon US bombs North as Viets sweep on Enemy armour, infantry now astride vital highway SAIGON, Thursday NORTH Vietnam's weeklong offensive swept to within 37 miles of South Vietnam's capital today, while President Nixon ordered American planes to bomb the North. The American action was announced byReuter; AP; UPI - 841 words
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Article136 1972-04-07 1 tjaris, Thurs. Vletcong I Foreign Minister Madame Nguyen Thl Blnh announced today that the communists were willing to resume the suspended peace talks Immediately but would concede nothing at the conference table. She told a Press conference that the objective of the current communist offensiveAP; UPI - 136 words
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Article24 1972-04-07 1 PARIS. Thurs. The French bank rate was lowered today from 6 per cent to 5.76 per cent, the Bank of Prance announced.24 words
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Article39 1972-04-07 1 SAIGON. Thurs. American bombers flew 15 missions over South Vietnam early today, military sources said. Six of the raids were over Quant Tri province, where the North Vietnamese drive south of the DMZ is centred.39 words
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Article51 1972-04-07 1 PORT ELIZABETH (South Africa). Thurs. Five whites three men and two women have been arrested in Johannesburg (or the murder of a Singapore Chinese seaman here last weekend, a police spokesman said today. He said the five were expected to appear in court here on Monday.AP - 51 words
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103 1972-04-07 1 LONDON, Thurs. A goldplated Walther PPK automatic of the type made famous by James Bond made a ragged hole several Inches deep on the floor of Heathrow Airport today. The gun, valued at some £3000 (about $21,000). was carried by Prince Kallfa bin103 words
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Article, Illustration427 1972-04-07 1 K. S. SIDHU - K. S. SIDHU: 500 MEN ARE PUT OUT OF WORK By SINGAPORE. Thurs. pi RE gutted three factories here this afternoon, causing property damage estimated at nearly $2,500,000. About 500 workers were also temporarily put out of work. A short circuit started the427 words
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Article40 1972-04-07 1 The High Court will hear today Patrick Oeorge Ralph's application for ball pending, appeal aealnst conviction and sentence of two years Jail (or swindling his employers, the South British Insurance Company, of $102,784 in March IM9.40 words
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Article26 1972-04-07 1 OEOROETOWN. Thurr West Indies was 75 for none at lunch on the opening day of the Fourth Test against New Zealand here today.26 words
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Article25 1972-04-07 1 EGYPT CUTS TIES WITH JORDAN CAIRO, Ttanrs.— E|7»t cut diplomatic relations with Jordan today, the Middle East News Agency reported here. Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Advertisement33 1972-04-07 1 PLAN to stop brain drain Pace 5 SEVEN reasons for divorce Chinese style 6 FRASER CASE 8^ 19 CHIT funds pay op deposits 12 AT THE schools 20 RADIO, TV 19 CROSSWORD LETTERS33 words
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World News
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203 1972-04-07 2 The day a mother played tug-of-war with a croc NAIROBI. Thurs. A British mother told yesterday how she played a nightmare game of tng-of-war with a crocodile which was holding her seven-year-old son in its jaws. Mark Radley, screaming with arms outstretched, was dragged by a crocodile through reeds besideReuter - 203 words
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Article41 1972-04-07 2 CAIRO. Tues. The family of Mr. Ibrahim Mazeni received a demand from the tax office that he must pay his taxes Immediately of else... The family replied that Mr. Ibrahim had been dead for 23 years. UPI.UPI - 41 words
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Article, Illustration67 1972-04-07 2 TREASURER ROMANA WITH NEW DOLLARS WASHINGTON, Thars. The first dollar notes with the sir nature of the new U.S. Treasurer Mrs. Romana Acosta Banurlos. were run off the presses on Tuesday at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, where Mrs. Banurlos holds a sheet of the new notes The newUPI - 67 words
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Article, Illustration446 1972-04-07 2 India yes to summit with Pakistan IVEW DELHI, Thurs. J Foreign Minister Mr. Swaran Singh said today India has agreed "in principle" to a summit conference with Pakistan, but hoped it would be preceded by a meeting between special emissaries of Prime Minister Mrs. Oandhi and Pakistani President Bhutto. "OnAP - 446 words
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147 1972-04-07 2 Peking warns US of 'tragic defeats' lIONGKONG, Thurs. 11 C h1 n a today hailed the new Communist offensive in South Vietnam and warned the US that any retaliatory action on its part would only invite more tragic reverses. A commentary In the Peking newspaper. People's Dally, which reflects GovernmentReuter - 147 words
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Article22 1972-04-07 2 NEW YORK. Thurs. Sec-retary-General Mr. Kurt Waldheim left on a two-week trip BO Europe and Latin America, last night —APAP - 22 words
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Article, Illustration334 1972-04-07 2 WASHINGTON, Thursday. SENATOR Edward Kennedy urged President Nixon to stop "this insane new round of killing" in Vietnam by calling for a cease fire and agreeing to return to the Paris peace talks. "The decision to send in our bombers to rainAP; UPI - 334 words
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WORLD NEWS 2
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227 1972-04-07 3 LONDON. Thurs BRITAIN appears to be relaxing its restrictions on letting some nonwhite immigrants from the Commonwealth into the country. Mr. Prmful Patel, secretary of the Committee on United Kingdom Citisenship, said 340 Asian Immigrants carrying British passports but lacking required entryAP - 227 words
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198 1972-04-07 3 TAIWAN TO BOYCOTT UNCTAD CONGRESS TALKS XAIP E H, Thurs. Taiwan will boycott the United Nations Conference on Trading and De v c lopment (Unctad) congress opening in Santiago on April 13, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. The spokesman gave no reasons for the boycott but diplomatic observers regardReuter - 198 words
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Article38 1972-04-07 3 OTTAWA. Thuw. A Lebanese was jailed (or life yesterday (or his part in a heroinsmuggllng operation. Another man also received a similar sentence while two others were given shorter prison terms. AP.AP - 38 words
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248 1972-04-07 3 NEW YORK, Thurs.— The Rev. Philip Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth McAlister were each convicted yesteiday on three counts in the Harrisburg seven conspiracy trial, but the Jury was unable to agree on the major charge of a kidnapping bombing plot. Judge R. DlxonReuter - 248 words
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338 1972-04-07 3 LONDON, Thursday. JT is of great importance that the Commonwealth should remain strong as Britain moves into the enlarged European community, Commonwealth Secretary-General Mr. Arnold Smith said yesterday. He was opening a twoday private meeting here of officials from 30 Commonwealth countries to examineAP - 338 words
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137 1972-04-07 3 Matadors threaten to quit the ring over taxes MADRID. Thurs. Top matadors have threatened to quit the ring leaving the country without bullfighters this summer unless they get a fair deal from the taxmen. During a historic general assembly of the country's leading bullfighters yesterday, the matadors voted unanimously to137 words
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114 1972-04-07 3 fOLOMBO, Thurs. Ceylon's ParUament today passed a controversial Criminal Justice Cotnmiviions Bill by 199 votes to 22. The new law it designed primarily to try several thousand suspected insurgents who survived last year's bloody and abortive rebellion, and also to bring to court largescaleAP - 114 words
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WORLD NEWS 3
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Article, Illustration153 1972-04-07 4 T ONDON, Thurs. Three peopie yesterday shared a world record £543,000 ($4,072,500) payoff on the football pools. The three punters, who were not working as a syndicate, each received around 1 180.000 (J1,35«.M0) from Uttlewoods Pools. The previous record dividend waa VReuter; UPI - 153 words
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531 1972-04-07 4 Catholics launch drive to end Ulster violence DELFAST, Thurs. Roman Catholic politicians, long overshadowed in Northern Ireland by bombers and gunmen, today launched a peace drive which they hope would brea'c the Irish Republican Army's grip on Roman Catholic ghettos. "We Intend a massive campaign to win support for peace."Agencies - 531 words
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273 1972-04-07 4 PROBE BANGLA ATROCITIES, UN URGED UNITED NATION, Thursday. REPRESENTATIVE of the International Commission of Jurists yesterday urged the U.N. Commission on Human Rights to set up a working group to investigate and report on alleged human rights violations in Bangladesh during the Pakistan army occupation in Mr. John Salzburg alsoReuter - 273 words
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141 1972-04-07 4 Chinese diplomat gets top-level UN appointment ]\EW YORK, Thurs. 11 Mr. Tang Ming-cbao, an American educated Chinese diplomat who once headed a Chinatown daily here has been appointed U.N. Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs and Decolonisation. He becomes the top-rank-Ing Chinese on the international staff and has equal footing with theNYT - 141 words
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125 1972-04-07 4 NEW YORK, Thurs. A State Supreme Court Justice ruled yesterday that the city must pay a patrolman's yearly pension of U556,500 to Edward Egan, who was dismissed as a narcotics detective after his exploits were dramatised in the film. The French Connection. Justice George StarkeUPI - 125 words
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Advertisement118 1972-04-07 4 Del Monte Catsup is not just tomato. ■j 0 0 s It s on original blend of ■ll|^^^. tomoto, spices ql choice ingreoienrs. MO^ Of course Del Monte uses the best ipptf tomatoes. But that's only part of the story. SuJ ~irX aII A, Our special recipe is an original118 words
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Advertisement372 1972-04-07 4 10 way* the Dale Carnegie Course helps men and women: Acquire poiu and confidence Speak affectivaly Sell yourself and yo.T idaat Be at your bast with <ny group Ramembar names a Think and spaak on your feat Control fear and wo'ry Bu batter converwtlonaliti Develop your hidden abilities Win a372 words
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225 1972-04-07 5 First Far East Holiday Inn to open next year SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore's Holiday Inn, the first In the Far East, opens next year. This was announced today by Mr. Kemmons Wilson, chairman of the Holiday Inns of America, the largest motel-hotel company In the world. This was the first formal225 words
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Article42 1972-04-07 5 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Salvation Army's annual flag day this year netted a total of $11.2*8 compared to $9,700 last year. Lieut. Col. James R. Sloan. CO of the movement here, announced this at a public meetIng tonight.42 words
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Article54 1972-04-07 5 ALOR STAR. Thurs. Another 500 PAS (Parti Islam SaTanah Melayu) members In Kedah will Join Umno by the end of this month. "Negotiations between state Umno leaders and PAS members regarding the terms of their admission are In progress." Kedah State Umno liaison secretary. Inche54 words
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73 1972-04-07 5 TUMPAT, Thurs. The six-man railway commission Investigating- into the Paslr Mas train bus crash began its closed door bearing today. Ten railway employees, including train driver Inche Abu Kassim bin Ishak, 39, gave evidence. The commission is headed by Mr. Dalip Singh, deputy general73 words
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Article266 1972-04-07 5 P.M. RAMAN - P.M. RAMAN GOVT OWN-AFLAT PLAN FOR OFFICERS By SINGAPORE, Thurs THE Government is launching a h o in c ownership scheme for civil servants to make them stay. A start will be made by building executive flats costing between $50,000 and $60,000 on reclaimed266 words
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81 1972-04-07 5 Husband cruel so amah gets divorce SINGAPORE. Thurs.— An amah, Tan Ab Hlo. was today granted a decree nisi to be made absolute In three months by the High Court because of cruelty by her husband, Teo Cheng San. She told Mr. Justice D'Cotta that Teo assaulted her many times81 words
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Article, Illustration111 1972-04-07 5 HOUSEWIFE MISSING ON VISIT TO DOCTOR SINGAPORE, Than. Housewife Lucy Foo, 26, has been missing since March 30 when she told her mother-in-law that she was going to visit a doctor at the Kandang Kerbaa Hospital. Her husband, Mr. Chua Cher Nam, a mechanic, today appealed to her to return111 words
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Article34 1972-04-07 5 IPOH, Thurs. The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permalsuii Agong arrived here by air today on their first official visit to Perak. They will te In the state until Saturday.34 words
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Advertisement561 1972-04-07 5 If/ colour TV that i/... much /harper. much brighter, and a much better colour Come to the SONY. FAIR and watch a complete live show presentation featured for the first time in Singapore in full colour through a battery of SONY "TRINITRON" COLOUR TV SETS The latest technological advancement in561 words
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Miscellaneous223 1972-04-07 5 Straits Times Crossword I H~ HsHHsP~HF~~HF HF~~H ACROSS 11 A certain quantity, possibly. 7 IS Ms resting-place, echoing *>• <*«••> OU»er Twists request? •In that place hundreds cheat IS A girl. say. otherwise saw a 10 character (3, I, 14 Tana without m.rfciny an 8 Fielders missed chanoes (5). alternative223 words
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695 1972-04-07 6 7 reasons for divorce Chinese style HIGH COURT MAKES RULING KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday MAN who marries bis wife un(l c r Chinese custom in Malaysia Cl n unilaterally divorce her for any of seven reasons by announcing her faults to relatives and friends and publicising the divorce, the High Court695 words
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Article75 1972-04-07 6 WILL the woman seen driving car ST 1863 from Orchard Road into Selegie Road on March 27 call at the New Nation office to collect her free petrol voucher. She is the first winner of the New Nation-BP safe driving award. fhere is free petrol75 words
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Article, Illustration130 1972-04-07 6 QUEEN Rhambai Birni of Thailand (above) left for home today after a five-day private visit. The widow of King Rama VII, the last absolute monarch of the country, reigning from 1925 to 1935. was accompanied by Thai Prince Karawit and a small party.130 words
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187 1972-04-07 6 Wife was told: It's the end, do what you want SINGAPORE. Thurs. Eight years after a couple married, the husband turned to his wife one day and said: "It's finished. You can take the three children and do what you want." Mr. Victor Lok Thoan Ang then left and that187 words
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119 1972-04-07 6 Four get jail, rotan for armed robbery SINGAPORE, Thurs. Four men were today jailed for a total of ten years and each given three strokes of the cane for armed robbery of goods and money totalling about $22,000. Senior Inspector Desmond Ollvelro. prosecuting, pressed for a deterrent sentence "because of119 words
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Article51 1972-04-07 6 SINOAPORE, Thurs. Professor Llm Chong Yah, dean of the Arts and Social Sciences faculty of the University of Singapore, will speak on "The Disequilibrium between Imports and Exports of Singapore an Interpretation of Implications' at the V's Men's Club lunch meeting at Hotel Equatorial on51 words
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Article38 1972-04-07 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The numbers picked In today's Tolo Draw no 27/72 were 7 25, 35, 17, and 22. The additional number was 15 In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 35. 36, and 12.38 words
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Article39 1972-04-07 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Police Show and exhibition will be opened by the Minister of State (Finance), and MP for Chua Chu Kang. Mr. Tang See Chlm, at the Lam Soon community centre on Saturday at 7.30 pjn.39 words
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Advertisement342 1972-04-07 6 FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE NOW SETTING UP SHOP OR A PRIVATE PRACTICE? PN o 9 Alfred Dunhill Limited Dunhill Products [Jll IT ZVT 5 Born«oTr«v«lS«rv.c« Travel A9«ncv v 12 ChirtetJourdwi Show 8 Dolls i outiqu» Boutique t¥lT »mTC^ ■^TCJT T3 6 E M.I. Records IS. E.A.) Ltd. Records 8. T.p.%342 words
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Article, Illustration392 1972-04-07 7 RITA LOONG - RITA LOONG: By Singapore, Thurs. pOH man known for creating tension and turmoil in hooks, at least Thomas Hinde is i surprisingly mild person. Sitting half-slump-ed in his hotel chair, the British novelist looked uncomfortably bashful in an interview today.392 words
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Article49 1972-04-07 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurr The month-old Sales Tax Special Enforcement Committee has so far received only two complaints from the public on unfair price lnereaae*. A Treasury official today said the letters contained "very general complaints" which could not be Investigated due to lack of details49 words
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88 1972-04-07 7 State counsel leaves for UN conference SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Khoo Leng Huat, state counsel, leaves for New York tomorrow to represent Singapore at the fifth session of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law which begins on Monday. The three-week conference is expected to examine proposals to amend the88 words
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343 1972-04-07 7 Accused had no motive to kill: Counsel SINGAPORE, Thur*. CIM Woh Kum had no motive at all to kill Japanese housewife Mrs. Ayako Watanabe whom he had neither seen nor had a grudge, his counsel Mr. John Tan Chor-Yong submitted today. Had Sim committed murder because of greed for money,343 words
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Article130 1972-04-07 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Three youths a polo gis ed to a 15-year-old girl In a magistrate's court today before they were charted with using criminal force on her with intent to outrage her modesty. When their case came up for hearing, Cb»w Hock Khlang, 16. Urn Fak130 words
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Advertisement334 1972-04-07 7 ■a»~ rSa^^aj^ajftf a^a^aw Ha^aflal W^^^^^ jß^*" << l 'HHP^^V*|P Thlt h t om-Im iHWon chance to purchat* a <r »-piim»air IFt aircraft In e><rllrn( condition at «»l "HJ""»" •»<•> traction of ttw tqttr«alent currrnl model prk*. OtaaMa^ fc This 1957 Twin Beech Bonjnu DSu it fully equipped "»>^»MP'P'"lta|rtß&W wllh Njrco334 words
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Article, Illustration2865 1972-04-07 8 CHIA POTEIK; BEN DAVIDSON - 'Client sought 20 per cent of STC shares' CHIA POTEIK and BEN DAVIDSON Accountant: Confrontation and riots did not cause property price slump By ...'he wanted to gain an influential position in the company' g.lVJ^ir itlAi! I ,1(| "1 QC: We contend that Fraser's statement was misleading Stable: The circulars2,865 words
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218 1972-04-07 9 Welfare scheme serves only needy families SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Social Welfare Department today clarified that Its Home-maker's Service Scheme would help only needy children of the same family whose parents could not afford domestic help during temporary lncapacitatlon of the mother. A statement from the department said the scheme was218 words
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72 1972-04-07 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A hawker, who threatened a Public Health Inspector with a chopper, was fined $400 in a magistrate's court today. Ng Kwee Kok. admitted threatening Mr. Heng Kai Hal. at the hawkers' centre In Adam Road at 4 p.m. on Nov. 1 last year.72 words
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Article27 1972-04-07 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police last night found the body of a man in some bushes off Braddell Road. The man had no identification papers on him.27 words
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Article, Illustration210 1972-04-07 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Happiness for hundreds of handicapped children in Australia means having Miss Nixon (above) for a teacher! And what a teacher: Eliiabeth Nixon. 20. "Miss Western Australia 1971" is a tall, blonde beauty of a charitable disposition. She is210 words
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163 1972-04-07 9 Murdered by secret society members SINGAPORE, Thurs. A shop assistant was at a coffee stall with two friends when a group of secret society members appeared and fatally stabbed him with bearing scrapers, a coroner's court heard today. Chong Slew, 20, who sustained seven stab wounds on his chest, died163 words
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Article56 1972-04-07 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs Prof. WDM. Paton. Professor of Pharmacology, at the University of Oxford will give a public lecture on "Pharmacology of Cannabis" at the Pathology Lecture Theatre at Outram Hospital on April 13 at 6 p.m The lecture, for the public, is organised by the University of56 words
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197 1972-04-07 9 Life term maximum penalty for cheating, attendant is told SINGAPORE, Thurs. A public car-park attendant, charged with criminal breach of trust of 20 cents was today told by a magistrate that the offence carried a maximum sentence of life Imprisonment. Tan Poh Heng. 29. at first denied the offence alleged197 words
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110 1972-04-07 9 Executive swindled by dud cheques man SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Sales executive Mr. Steven Oh has reported to police that he had been swindled by a man who paid for two outboard motors with a dud cheque for $2,945. Following a telephone call on March 17, Mr. Oh said, he delivered the110 words
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Article41 1972-04-07 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. will open a fun fair organised by Paslr Panjang Secondary School at the school grounds on April IS at 9.30 a.m. Proceeds will go towards Improvement of the school.41 words
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441 1972-04-07 9 Pupils not 'frisked' says Mrs. Bong SINGAPORE, Thurs THK principal of Katong Convent, Mrs. Marie Bong, today denied that her students were "frisked" when a search was condncted by teachers last week for some $27 worth of missing postage stamps. Mrs. Bong was commenting on a Straits Times report which441 words
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Article25 1972-04-07 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Singapore Surgical Society will hold its Journal Club meeting at the Alumni Medical Centre on April 12 at 8.15 pm25 words
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Article43 1972-04-07 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs Mr. P. Valluplllal has been elected president of Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple in Ceylon Road Other officials elected Include: Mr. V.V. Sundram (secretary). Mr. K. Poopalasingam (asst secretary), Mr. C. Selvanayagam (treasurer), and Mr. S. Thanagathural (asst. treasurer).43 words
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283 1972-04-07 9 LIM SUAN KOOI - Fifteen survivors of sea disaster will fly in today LIM SUAN KOOI By SINGAPORE, Thurs. The 15 Singapore seamen who survived when their cargo ship Hwa Po sank in a storm off Southern Japan last Saturday will fly in tomorrow. In coffins on board the same aircraft will be the283 words
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255 1972-04-07 10 'Petting and necking can cause death' SINGAPORE. Thurs. A pathologist told a coroner's Inquiry today that "petting and necking" could cause Instant death. Dr. Chao Tzee Cheng of Outram Hospital said this while explaining the "strange death" of a, labourer who fell with a sack of barley he was loading255 words
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Article37 1972-04-07 10 SINGAPORE. Ihun. Two RAP Phantoms flew Into today from Britain to take part In air exercises In the region and In Hong Kong. Two more will arrive tomorrow and another two on Saturday.37 words
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121 1972-04-07 10 > «iiip»ortßr f SINGAPORE. Thiira l?OßTY*fted Cross volunJT tcers from Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore will take part In friends^ and^nTng theSliSSSore f&dCnS Society, will be held at the Red Cross holiday and tralning centre at Nicoll Drive, Tanah Merah Besar. It121 words
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Article, Illustration127 1972-04-07 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Th ursday CIA AH KEW (left), wanted in Singapore In connection with a kidnapping, being; escorted to a magistrate's court here today by Malaysian and Singapore police. Sia, 29, of Seremban, was taken to court by police who applied for him to127 words
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282 1972-04-07 10 'Rape case man was respectful until A SALESMAN, tentatively charged with at- tempting to rape a dance hostess, had all along been "respectful" to her until the night of the alleged offence. SINGAPORE. Thurr by Mr. J. G. Advani, for David. Miss X said she had expected David to send282 words
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Miscellaneous173 1972-04-07 10 Alloy Pop Bfo y T Hmwmlin FIRST THIN 6, WE'LL HAFTA A PONT >OU THINK. I I I'M SURE YOU COULD, f^^/ IT MAY TAKE m J U£U2Pi2£* OSCAR, BUT TD RATHER A..BB»O«BJFaAN»OALLEy^BRA<sIP CAN 40 WITH CLANK/ TH« OM, POC? H»Mi YOU ON THIS END RUNS INTO ANY J OF173 words
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Article320 1972-04-07 11 T.F. HWANG - Yo: I didn't plot to cheat bank T.F. HWANG: [By Singapore, Thurs. A FORMER merchant denied in the High Court today allegations of conspiring with his wife to cheat the Rank of China in a $3.2 million claim against her. Mr. Yo Kian Tjoan, made a bankrupt in August 1967,320 words
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392 1972-04-07 11 Mortgage signed under pressure, court is told could be done. I told her I would repay her when my business as I confidently hoped Improved and began to show profit." On the Cuscaden Road property, he said he had signed what turned out to be a mortgage without knowing then392 words
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Article34 1972-04-07 11 SINGAPORE, Ttaurs. The senior Poisons Inspector from the Health Ministry. Mr Wong Yip Lung, will speak on "Self Medication" at the Lions Club of Singapore dinner at ShangriLa Hotel on April 15.34 words
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139 1972-04-07 12 PC took bribe from special constable SINGAPORE. Than. A policeman, who accepted a bribe from a special constable, was jailed for six months by the Second District Court today. PC Wong Penr Chronic was found (tuilty of having corruptly obtained $60 from SC Kwa Chee Tiong at Sepoy Lines police139 words
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167 1972-04-07 12 TOA PAYOH MP TO SPEAK AT DRUGS DRIVE SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The MP for Toa Payoh, Mr. Eric Cheong, will speak at the Toa Payoh West Community Centre at Lorong IA, Toa Payoh, tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. in connection with the month-long anti-drug campaign organised by eight voluntary organisations. The acting167 words
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Article56 1972-04-07 12 ■'NGAFOHK. lhur.s. Mr. Robert lav liaii been elected president of the Singapore Computer Society at its annual meeting recently. Other officials are: Mr. Chye Ton Chong, vice-president and Mr. K.S. Choy secretary. Committee members are: Messrs. I.V. Braslin. Alan Chan Keok Tong. Poo Bee Chin. Wee Tew56 words
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112 1972-04-07 12 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Bill collector Ho Wah Quan who withdrew his first divorce petition against his policewoman wife four years ago, was today granted a divorce by the High Court. Ho told Mr. Justice D'Cotta that he had previously instituted divorce proceedings against his wife112 words
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Article375 1972-04-07 12 19 chit funds pay cash deposits Permanent licences expected soon a, NGIAM TONG HAI Corpn. Ltd., Bee Loon Tontine Corpn. Ltd.. Bodmah Chit Fund Corpn. Ltd., Tai Tat Trading Co. Ltd., Public Chit Fund Corpn. Ltd. Minerva Chit Fund Co. Ltd.; Leta Ltd., Stallion Corpn. Ltd. Ch'ng Fatt Enterprise Pte.375 words
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94 1972-04-07 12 Dato Pillai is next Medical Association president KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —The Director of the Hospital here. D«to «Dr.) Plllai. has been elected the next president of the Malaysian Medical Association. He defeated Dr. Syed Hu&saln Jamalullall. the only other candidate for the post. This was the first time the MMA94 words
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Article47 1972-04-07 12 SINOAPORE, Ihurs. Five Indonesians who came to Singapore last week without entry permits were jailed for two weeks each today. They were Joe Kok TJong, 54. Abaullah bin Somali. 20. Chart bin Sulaiman, 36. Oman bin Awang and Mader bin Batar, both 18.47 words
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Article59 1972-04-07 12 IPOH. Thurs. Club caretaker Chong Cho Ha. 25. was (ailed for five years by the special sessions court here today for raping the eight-year-old schoolgirl daughter of a friend. The court was earlier told that he bought some sweets for the girl before raping her59 words
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Article25 1972-04-07 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A five-day exhibition of batik paintings by Malaysian artist. Hu Te Hsin will be opened on Monday at the National Library.25 words
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Advertisement295 1972-04-07 12 ?VVVVVVWVWVVVV\WWNAWSrfVVUVWr)^ArVV\Ar%rSWArftrWArftrV Jurong DRIVE-IN Cinema: [.UM NOW SHOWING j 2 SKewt Ni fl htty 7.00 9.3opiw. (A4e»: A4a)»« H CMI-r— $1) j Also TOMORROW MIDNIGHT At The ODEON i^ UNSUNG HEROES Ur int SCOP jSi«I \m HW HIK WIT H M W til6llSH L '*m CHINESE SBITITLIS TOMORROW ORCHARD MIDNIGHT V295 words
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Advertisement138 1972-04-07 12 METROPOLE/HOLLYWOOD/VENUS 33o T0 7T13o Pm A Com«dr eb«.f Hi* Houiina •rabltm -,faaaarr aMar aMafc IN MANDARIN Uliar^Bßn^^TT^KP l^^ COLOR SCOPE I* 1 Pl^Bifct^^. Wlth English I t OJ^i^waalP'Vt Chinese Subtitle* I^^^l^W I V_3-kaJa^J^^sK^ Storring VH fcla^^^-^fS^Tr M TIN N aYS'BJfc mi y^eh vane f" galaxy'";; tsmzni j: Tomorrow o^4^ iHLIIHLHIHMHi138 words
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Advertisement45 1972-04-07 12 eon^uj?^^!! ingredientj to give positive relief from ■SSRSfcJ"' coughing. Breathe hB^HCSi, freer, rest easier, 9H|HBi I day and night. I Special age Hi fc adjusted dosage H forms for children I and babies. IL^^JBM Nyal £A> DECONGESTANT COUGH ELIXIR }fmmo COLO STORAGE (Ml SON BMO.45 words
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Advertisement359 1972-04-07 12 aV9HfHfBpß|a^aak^Gy~^ /Am rfljv f9l ft Q) --J v taaauaMaa^^^^^Bf I has 2 i acres of FREE )^^^P We'd like to dnv« home some (acts about Smyapore't most unique hotel, the Shangn La Where there's 2.5 acres of open and covered parking space. With facilities that include two separate entrances from359 words
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Advertisement757 1972-04-07 12 jgglte. J tl J P"-^- I—7J.o^1 7J. 0^ NOW SMOWINC B I lea*, I.JO, 4.00. *JO I tlj Richord Horns "Men la Tht k wiMarawu" Scope-color (WB) tTTaTT^ aj SNOWjHOWINC-NoFrirLTil 11am, 1.41, 4.00. alO t 930 "SIX THI ANIMALS Widescrecn Color (SB) m TOMORROW MIDNIGHT PLUS iundoy Morning Sho*s -II757 words
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Advertisement172 1972-04-07 13 t Tissot Super Tl2 Ultra -tough Ultra ■waterproof ■921 BBSR'^9^^s^si BBf Mod Z***** SelfBB^KS^BpjM^^B^NBR* winding. Dtte. Ultraf^\^ft3jSfmn '<*' j ?"P BP^ v<l r P r <x>' (depth N^H N^N^Nh^V^ br<c» i«t 3 1 80 In addition. /tSßS^^JwwCjßjSp^ high precision watch /sflKsS^M PR 516 Tl2 Model *****. Model *****. Sporti watch.172 words
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Advertisement74 1972-04-07 13 OVERWHELMING SUCCESS! 3rd BIG wraci THAT 007^ 6IRL .*LEIIA# IS HERE!*** WORLD FAMOUS BELLY DANCER T^^^Lv wt (I F is «%|j Lu.Okws »THI i f^^T-M* *^3^^^^r^^^H The wonderful English food of the good oUdaysislMckat THE BEEFEATER Meet your friends in a genuine Pub atmosphere. 417, River Valley Road. Open for74 words
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Advertisement498 1972-04-07 13 I Europe for t I bargain hunters* |g From i Leisure Tours. I I 25 DAYS EUROPEAN ROUND-UP j All inclusive tour price: 552,200 *%M g m Departure dote: 3rd June it C J Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, gS| C i Italy, Switzerland. France. SS 25 DATS ROMANTI EUROPE y?498 words
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Advertisement184 1972-04-07 13 JerJ BBj 'f^r D?^ Jt'_ j 'tii eta»BJx^Bj f scaGar JPi- _jßwat_.^" t e^ avsaja/ ibkhm hmh n^kfli mam&v bbiw *L if I™*TT^^ af^^ri tsiuui inimi '"'>'" i^wi W^a^afaW L Lombard North Centtel Head Office. Cut ton Street. London Subsidiary and Associate Banks and Finance Houses: Lombard Australia Limited Canberra.184 words
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Article622 1972-04-07 14 Chinese customary marriage has occupied the earnest attention of Malaysian High Courts on many occasions. But rarely customary Chinese divorce. The High Court in Kuala Lumpur yesterday held that customary divorce is as legal as customary marriage, dismissing the application of a divorced first wife for maintenance622 words
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643 1972-04-07 14 Hanoi's vioient thrust: Reason why WASHINGTON. Although they have yet to say so In public, the U.S. Administration's top policy-makers view the current North Vietnamese offensive as an all-out effort by Hanoi to discredit the Vietnamlsation programme and shatter South Vietnam's political and military morale. The Administration's pokesmen have avoided643 words
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Article698 1972-04-07 14 Britons mourn the passing of their jolly old £sd LONDON, Thursday T ITTLE more than a \j year has passed since Britain turned to decimal currency. No doubt, computers and accountants have had their work made easier by the introduction of dots and dashes intoFWF - 698 words
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Article, Illustration773 1972-04-07 14 JOHN HEFFERNAN - JOHN HEFFERNAN by WASHINGTON, Thurs. —.For more than a year, 49-year-old Senator George McGovem of South Dakota has been struggling to obtain recognition as a serious contender for the Democratic presidential nomination. On Tuesday night in Wisconsin he won it. At the sameReuter - 773 words
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Advertisement20 1972-04-07 14 A A SELSUN W^^\^\ ISYOUR ANSWER \%,«/Vw/ SJABBOTT \p Nf HEALTH CARE WOIU-WIIE £JL JL AVAILABLE AT SELSUN ALL PHARMACIES20 words
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Advertisement267 1972-04-07 14 jf fare includes 3 meals daily x (eff«ctivt sth May. 1972) \^H M.S. 'EASTERN QUEEN' (ex 'Royil Orchid) \\i« 300 TONS CAPACITY -750 PASSENGERS '^^T* K. All catim ft public rooms woondnniMd \v Departs Arrives Depart* Arrives Singapore Fremantle Fremantle Singapore OS May 11 May 13 May 19 May 21267 words
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234 1972-04-07 15 New group formed to improve company's purchasing techniques ASSISTING top man- agement in industrial and commercial enterprises is one of the key objectives of the newly-formed Singapore Purchasing and Materials Management Association. Another main aim is to raise and maintain a high standard of purchasing and materials management. The association,234 words
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Article, Illustration922 1972-04-07 15 By SOH TIANG KENG UNLESS the US bain nee of payments improves this year, instability and confusion will break out once again in the international monetary scene. Without a strengthening of the balance of payments, confidence in the US dollar922 words
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Article220 1972-04-07 15 CROESUS .^ BB - CROESUS .^BB I By Out of character rpIIEBE'S some very odd X things happening in IK banking circles. The normally staid Threadneedle Street boys are really goln; to town in their latest advertisement timmicks. A few years ago they hit the TV and cinema sceens with cartoons extolling220 words
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Article361 1972-04-07 15 BLAIR JOHNSON - BLAIR JOHNSON By fWERSEAS Assur- ance Corporation shares were suspended on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The reason appears to be technical and in no way reflects on the company's status in the financial community. Business Times understands that suspension of the company's shares361 words
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206 1972-04-07 15 Malayan Banking to act as Unit Trust agents MALAYAN Banking has been appointed selling agents throughout Singapore and Malaysia for Singapore I nit Trusts and Asia I' nit Trusts respectively. Announcing this yesterday. Mr. Lim Yew Chan, chief executive of South East Asia Development Corporation said that this appointment of206 words
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Article, Illustration489 1972-04-07 15 AFIA plans to invest millions of in S'pore AFIA Worldwide In- surance of New York will pump several million dollars into Singapore soon for a variety of investment projects. An insurance "giant" operating In 80 nations, AFIA plans to turn Singapore into an active nerve centre for its activities In489 words
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Advertisement170 1972-04-07 15 SEIKO TIME RECORDER FOUR -STAR OFFICE ASSISTANT Accurate Compact Lightweight Durable 11 ia 10 v I x y p gjftL g I alt "7 V L^^^^^"*^lfc^ -1i 1 Hit* FEATURES: "ft High performance combined Lslr OD OC with excellent accuracy and durability \^W v>r\ JO >T Compact design (like a170 words
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271 1972-04-07 16 NGIAM TONG HAI - CLAUSE IN IN LONDON LEVY ON RUBBER SHIPMENTS SCRAPPED NGIAM TONG HAI By THE clause in the bills of lading for London, which states that the levy on rubber shipments is payable in London by receivers before release of goods, has now been scrapped. This Is because the Rubber Trade271 words
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541 1972-04-07 16 News from Japan from MICHAEL CONNORS rpOKYO: South-east ■I Asian countries are looking at Japan with mixed anticipation and apprehension. Anticipation of aid and co-operation and increased trade. Apprehension as to Japan's future course. That it might become too powerful and541 words
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Article, Illustration326 1972-04-07 16 (CONTEMPORARY trends in international marketing can be summed up in three words Integration, Diversification and Expansion. These current cevelopments. according to Professor J. Panglayklm. bring new problems and new approaches. Professor. Panglayklm. a specialist In International marketing, Is director of the School of Accountancy and Business326 words
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Article191 1972-04-07 16 IN THE watch industry, after-service Is regarded as an important function in the total marketing mix. It la for this reason that Maclalne Watson. local agent for Longlnea watches, has been continuously training service manager A. V. Bhagmvan for the past 17 years. In fact, Mr. Bhagavan has191 words
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Article147 1972-04-07 16 air BP-s refuel-the-Jumbo system worked smoothly to pump nearly 30,000 Imperial gallons of Jet Al Into a Qanta* jumbo jet which left Kuala Lumpur for Bahrein on Easter Monday. "The refuelling was carried out at a maximum rate of 1.200 gallons per minute." according to Mr.147 words
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Article76 1972-04-07 16 A MIX-UP of figures occured In the Business Time marketing column last week. In the article on National Cash Register's Electronic Sales Register 230, It waa incorrectly stated that the electronic register cost $870,000 and the high-grade conventional machine more than $900,000. It should be $8,70076 words
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Article37 1972-04-07 16 SINGADEL. the local agent for Cooper's Diet Beer, has announced that only Cooper Diet Beer will be marketed In Singapore initially and the beer will be Imported in cans from South Australia. SOH TIANG KENG37 words
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Article327 1972-04-07 16 Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaysia) has announced the retirement on April 1 of Mr. LJm Soo Guan, finance controller, from Its board for "health reasons" and the appointment of Mr. A.W. Kirby, general manager of Rothmans of Pall Mall (Singapore), as a director of the Malaysian company327 words
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Advertisement389 1972-04-07 16 To help raise a floating dock, our man inHong Kong helped raise $1 million. Thirty years ago a huge floating and the insurance companies, aid with mergers and acquisidock was built in Calcutta and a SI million deal was profitably tions, find plant sites, and finance towed to Trincomalee Harbour,389 words
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Advertisement244 1972-04-07 16 "BOAC flies to London every day of the week. By vWorVCIOTy NT S v For some people there is only one airline. Two mighty jumbos and five magnificent VClOs depart for London weekly. Leave Singapore in the late evening and land at Heathrow Airport early .:ext morning Giving you a244 words
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Article1015 1972-04-07 17 810 AND OPPIN rilltll OFFICIALLY LIITIO AT TNI CLOtf. ,f BUtlMltt IN TNI ■•NOAPOnI ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRAOIMC 100 M» OF TNI ITOCKt IXCNANOI WITN FNICI MOVIMINTI IN BRACKITI fIITIIOAV Will IMDUtTRIAU CLOSING TONE: All sections closed very steady. TURNOVER; Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock1,015 words
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Article2006 1972-04-07 17 OUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (4) 2.25. (1) 2.26. VUnomoto (3) 2.17. Al an (1) 2.18. (1) 2.10.2,006 words
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Article322 1972-04-07 17 Melbourne. Tnurs. Rises A narrowly outnumbered falls In a basically steady market on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, oils and industrials attracted most of the attention during early trading, but established miners improved towards the close. Sydney Brewer, Tooth Jumped to A 57.50 on news of the one-tor-one bonus322 words
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Article277 1972-04-07 17 YEW YORK. Wed— The ge--11 neral belief that first quarter corporate earnings will confirm economic recovery sent stocks sharply higher In heavy turnover. Analysts said Investors were also encouraged by the market's ability to stand relatively firm In the light of depressing news on Vietnam this week. The277 words
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Article89 1972-04-07 17 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 97.11 Tuesday 96 59 Week ago 95.12 BIBBERS Wednesday 283.18 Tuesday 283.30 Week ago 283.71 OILS Wednesday 285.15 Tuesday 284.30 Week ago 285.81 INDUBTKIALS Wednesday 520.1 Tuesday 512.9 Week ato 511.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 964.55 Tuesday 943.41 Week ago 933.02 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM89 words
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Article203 1972-04-07 17 HONO KONO. Thurs. The market was very steady all day with some very good gains and few losses. Hongkong Bank at last started to move up and both registers advanced— London to HKS23O and the Local to (248. Total turnover value for the day was $30.18 million. Today'a203 words
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Article38 1972-04-07 17 On the fra* •ich«nj« market In Hoof Kong yeaterday the U.I. dellar «v quoted at 5.&673 foi T.T. and 5.***** for eaah. Starling wa» quoted at 14.80 and one U« ef geld at 33V 00.38 words
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Article37 1972-04-07 17 It. Semb law Par t. Kawan '.E.G.I. Cement Iteamers ten loth mans I Prop f. Credit $6.90 $6 60 $3.20 $3.70 $3.40 $3.00 $1.77 $3.90 $1.57 $2.19 .2' .li .1 .H .1 .1 .1 +.0 .037 words
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Article27 1972-04-07 17 Riverview $1.75 —.10 A. Amal $1.80 —10 S. Traders W90 —.10 D. Estate $157 —.07 S. Prop $170 —.07 Genting $2.50 —.06 Tgont Sec. $3.80 —.0627 words
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Article20 1972-04-07 17 Most active stocks '.O.9. >.U.E. Union an Hold 394 .000 367.000 328.000 'otal Turnover: •clayed Percental 4.73 M te 34.6620 words
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Article37 1972-04-07 17 Apr. 3 Apr. o Industrials: 2M.7« 2JS.M Hotels: 17 J*. »74« AvpertlM: 1M» *»«.17 Tim: ***** 113.46 f rubber*: 1M.47 1M.M Dec. 30. 1M4 1M H Dec. 31. IMS 1M t Dee. 29, 1M2 s IN37 words
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Article511 1972-04-07 17 SINGAPORE Land Investment has replied to the Exchange that the price at which its shares are to be issued to the consortium is based on the net tangible asset value per share as at end-August last year. The board states that between Jan. 3 and Feb. 11511 words
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Article63 1972-04-07 17 'THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 nth 4 1/2 to 4 7/8 2 mths 4 3/4 to 5 1/16% 3 mths 5 1/4 to 5 7/16% 6 mths 5 1/2 to 5 15/16% 963 words
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Article169 1972-04-07 17 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at April 6. Local dollar* to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar U.S. Dollar Local dollara to IN units169 words
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264 1972-04-07 17 Prices advance after three-day shakeout GENERALLY better sentiVI merit ruled in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yeaterday. After the shakeout during the past three days, prices of most shares started to move up. The recovery was attributed by market sources t*. short covering coupled with bargain hunters' buying264 words
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Article22 1972-04-07 17 APR. 6. RUBBER: 85.25 cents (uncb). TIN: $649.5* (down S1121). Offl ci a 1 offerlnr 192 tons (down 91 tons).22 words
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Article32 1972-04-07 17 In London on Wednesday the palm oil prlcea of Malayan S per cent CIF UK/N European port* In bulk. Sterling per long ton July/Dec wu quoted at UKIB7 seller* (unchanged).32 words
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Article413 1972-04-07 17 rIE rubber market yesterday fluctuated lrregula r 1 y and narrowly around last night's closing levels. There was no particular feature and turnover was on the small side. The morning session closed very quiet. The afternoon session was virtually unchanged from 1 p.m. throughout trading which was thin413 words
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Article92 1972-04-07 17 T~)AILY SMR prices issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday: APRIL MAY (Current Month) (Forward Month I Bayers B*Uer* Buyer* Seller* Canto per kg. Cent* per kg. BMR SCV (1-ton pallet) 90 00 91.008 90.50 91 SON BMR 5L (1-ton pallet)92 words
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Article209 1972-04-07 17 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday dropped $1.12 i to $649.50 per picul on an official offering down 91 tons to 192 tons. The overnight London metal price was easier with forward buyers quoted down £8 to £1,496 per metric ton on Tuesday's close. The tone209 words
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Article107 1972-04-07 17 /"HINESE PRODUCE lICHANCC V SINGAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL YEITEROAY Cttenut Oil: bulk I3»l Mller*. drum $4lt aeller*. Caara: Mixed (looee) IK Cont. 123 B. Fearer: Muntok ASTA white f.o.b. nw; NLW (180 aellrr*. Sarawak white f.o.b. »6<f NLW $170 seller*. Sarawak ipeclal black f.o.b. M* NLW107 words
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Article37 1972-04-07 17 London copper prlcea on Wtdnaaday iprevioui in bracket* >. Wirtbar Spot buyer £441. 50 U4JS. SO) Mller £442.00 (£440.00): Thr*« month* buyer (445.50 1447. 50> •eller {490.00 (1445.001 Market tone: steady but quiet talti: 1.200 torn.37 words
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Article52 1972-04-07 17 WMnwtfay TiMtdly »U HII London 48.40 48.41 Beirut 48.78 48.M Honckon* Clo»d 49. »7 Zurich 45.408 40.538 4H.558 4S.SO* Parll 4».04 4».«2 a'pon (1) 49.96 49.93 Sport (2) 173.70 17J.40 (1) Export price In non-ittrllof arMi In U.S. dollmn per ounce. (2) Local dealera prices In Singapore dollar*52 words
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Advertisement589 1972-04-07 18 Singapore polytechnic SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Applicotions ore invited from suitably quolified persons for posts as Senior Instructors or Instructors in the Deportments of Mechomcol Engineering, Electricol Electronic Engineering, Civil Engineering Building, Production Engine«ring ond Morine Engineering Shipbuilding Division. Dtitim The successful oppliconts will be expected to give instruction to589 words
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Advertisement606 1972-04-07 18 |pPSA SENIOR MECHANICAL ENGINEER Qualifications tc Experience Degree or Diploma In Mechanical Engineering, acceptable to the V.S.A. OR Member of the Institution of Engineers. Singapore. Considerable experience in a professional capacity In the maintenance, design and development of mechanical equipment, including the operations and maintenance of marine and industrial diesels.606 words
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Advertisement695 1972-04-07 18 PEKBADANAN KEMAJUAN NEGERI. NEGERI SEMBILAN iPerusahaan GuU Tebul PermohonanS ada-lah dl-peiawa dar. raayat Malaysia untok menjalankan latehan di- India dengan tujuan mengtsl Jawatan2 lkut:A (1) PEGAWAI PEKTANIAN (Bahaglar. Ladang) Kelayakan Mempunyai IJazah Sains Pertanlan daripada University yang dl-lktlraf atau Diploma Pertanlan daripada Kolej Pertanlan Serdang dengan mempunyai pengalaman praktlkai.. atau695 words
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Advertisement654 1972-04-07 18 An expanding manufacturing Company in Petallng Jaya area have vacancies to be Ailed. Applications from Malaysian citizens are required for these positions. Oood promotion prospect* are envisaged for the successful applicants. A. Production Engineer To be responsible for all machine installations, machine maintenance, introduction of new manufacturing techniques. Improvement cf654 words
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91 1972-04-07 19 SINGAPORE, Ttaurs. Taxis displaying advertisements are liable to be prosecuted under the Municipal Law. The Registry of Vehicles today warned taxiowners that their licences would also be cancelled if they infringed the law. Retistry statement said it had noted that some taxis91 words
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Article, Illustration243 1972-04-07 19 By EVELYN NG DRETTY 15 year- old Gina Ragan was dressing for the occasion when she turned up in this smart outfit at Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. The "mod" gear was to match the Sony electronic equipment on display there. Gina and three other243 words
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Article, Illustration410 1972-04-07 19 lAC gives 300 syces pay rise SINGAPORE, Thursday ]y|OKK than .'MX) syces employed by trainers at the Bukit Timah racecourse are to get a $20 pay rise each effective from January this year. The Increase was award ed today by the Industrial Arbitration Court for syces with more than four410 words
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68 1972-04-07 19 $200 punch by a butcher's assistant SINGAPORE. Thurs. A butcher's assistant attacked a public health assistant who booked his boss for Uttering, a magistrate's court heard today. Abdul Hamld bin Mohamad All, 32. was fined S2OO for punching M. VeUan at Oeylang Serai market on March 4. Tbe court heard68 words
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111 1972-04-07 19 Twenty doctors leave for a tour of China SINGAPORE, Thurs. 13 A delegation of 20 Singapore doctors will fly to Hong Kong tomorrow on the first leg of their two-week tour of China. The visit Is organised by the Singapore Medical Association so that doctors can observe the medical facilities111 words
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228 1972-04-07 19 Why a housewife hated to quarrel with her husband SINGAPORE, Thurs. Housewife Mrs. Son. Teck Seng hated every quarrel she had with her husband. For not only would Mr. Son abuse and assault her, he tore up her clothes In the cupboard and flung them into the dustbin, she alleged228 words
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78 1972-04-07 19 Penang may reconsider request by airline PENANG. Thurs. The Federal Government may reconsider its decision not to allow Thai International's DC-8 planes to land at Butterworth air base. Reliable sources here are very hopeful that permission may soon be granted. Thai International had wanted to land its DC-8s there because78 words
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Advertisement231 1972-04-07 19 flow /elect your own colour TV programme/ in convenient co//ette/! Now see this new development in home entertainment. The SONY COLOUR VIDEO-CASSETTE SYSTEM allows you to view TV programmes in the comfort of your home when you want it, as long as you want it, and always with the option231 words
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Advertisement25 1972-04-07 19 X I N^l I Hi 1H jV :vg piT I MINI [fe ,^^^J M'~~ I*" 8 MINI KOLOTEX IS PANTI-HOSE AND PANTI-HOSE IS KOLOTEX J25 words
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Miscellaneous783 1972-04-07 19 On your TV and Radio 304 P.M. Opening and Where the 7.41 News (C) 3.11 P.I. Opening Heart Is T.SS Chinese Variety Show 3.12 Anekarama 7.45 Programme Summary 1 n For ihd Family (F) Ne nd Newsreel (E) 3.24 M Squad 7.99 Malay Film 3.21 For the Family (E) |J$783 words
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Article, Illustration1448 1972-04-07 20 McLeod-the man who ruled Raffles with a monocle PARDON mc for returning once again lo the subject of Raffles 1 nstitution Singapore's oldest school now newly-housed in one of her most impressive buildings. But my article on March 27 seems to have taken "old boy" D. Roberts for a real1,448 words
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Advertisement519 1972-04-07 20 0/&LC^£ccb^ SAYS THE MOOD AND THE MOMENT ARE RIGHT FOR THE RETURN OF REAL MAKEUP I "am lab The return of real :TC ,«^^L Mk wk makeup needs the B^ r-^^l beautiful beginning JM W^ only Estee Lauder could give it. It needs Soft Cover Compact Wj fl{ Makeup her519 words
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Advertisement323 1972-04-07 20 THANKS, BUT NO MORE CASH THIS has revived, if bis parents $50. ever it flagged, my faith Andrew Chan and pain human nature. rents thank the donor. Remember my article But please no more jifts. last week "The Agony —cash or kind, of Andrew the drop-out." Andrew is determined Well,323 words
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428 1972-04-07 21 Keeping Jurong clean: Whose job is it? I REFER to your report (ST., April 3) on Jurong Town Corporation's reply to criticisms made in Parliament by the MP for Jurong, Mr. Ho Kah Leong on the environment and health problems of the town. The JTC spokesman was reported to have428 words
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Article487 1972-04-07 21 IITE refer to the letter by TT "Willy Qan" (S.T.. March 29). On March 25, at 11.25 a.m. the HDB's Essential Maintenance Service Centre received a call from a tenant, one Madam Tan of 6-H, Henderson Crescent, that some people were trapped Inside the lift car In Block487 words
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177 1972-04-07 21 When we have worked here for so long- I AM a holder of a Malaysian Blue Identity Card but have been a permanent resident of Singapore for the past 14 yeara and doing my own business here. Recently I applied for a work permit from the Commissioner for Employment under177 words
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Advertisement123 1972-04-07 21 APRIL 10, 1972 TIME W^ufiuf UUUuftP^Uut l •^Sgl MSUv w^S g^JJ uH^L L^A. 1 kffctfVMuu! Bur** NOW ON SALE Make sure of your Career Private Secretary's Certificate (L.C.C.) Higher Secretarial Group Certificate (Pitmans) One -year full-time course Two-year evening course Special Classes in:--(a) COMMERCIAL ENGLISH Business Correspondence, Minutes Report Writing)123 words
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Advertisement458 1972-04-07 21 Red Shield offers the ideal Medical Protection Scheme. The success of Singapore's industrialisation programme demands a very high standard of performance and efficiency from her labour force. That's why more and more companies realise the value of a sound Medical Scheme. Just consider these few salient points: jlf Red Shield458 words
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Advertisement415 1972-04-07 22 THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE LIMITED VACANCY FOR ARCHITECT/ENGINEER Applications are invited from professionally qualified persons to fill the post of ARCHITECT/ ENGINEER in the Properties Division. Experience: Applicants should have considerable experience preferably in large building contract administration. Duties: The successful applicant will be assigned to assist in the415 words
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Advertisement737 1972-04-07 22 Emms INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS MANAGER EMMS has a senior level position open for an Industrial Relations Manager. This post is at a department manager level reporting directly to the Managing Director. QUALIFICATIONS University degree with a minimum of 3 years experience ir industrial relations or personnel management MM Complete responsibility for737 words
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Advertisement697 1972-04-07 22 FIELD SALES SUPERVISOR A large European Company has a vacancy for a Field Sales Supervisor in their expanding organisation for a bright and energetic young man for their high-class internationally renowned Men Toiletries Preparations. Requirements: 1. Fully conversant with modern distribution and merchandising techniques. 2. Be able to train, supervise697 words
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Advertisement934 1972-04-07 22 URBAN RENEWAL DEPARTMENT HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are invited for any one or all of the following (1) ERECTION COMPLETION of 88 units of hawker stalls and one block of public toilets cum bin centre, complete with sanitary and electrical Installations; and general landscaping work at Empress Place934 words
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Advertisement1024 1972-04-07 23 0 LIVEIPBOL AHO OTHER 8.K./CI RT*^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ .UTOLVm L,,. W 1. D*.i,. BtHnt. 01 'i" 1 s?'^ £*W XZ&u tr. tto »-s -Tl LTCAON Lirton, Hl.r,, fcaWariaii W Hi^ri. UvarpMl May 2» INCHISES Li»irpool, Dublin, Belfast Mai IS Mat 20 Mn 20/ 1 Jtaa i suss m?!s*^b3 S3 1 9T B'HZJV!L:.ff31,024 words
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Advertisement1008 1972-04-07 23 FOITMIttTIY EXPUSS SOtVICC DIRECT FMi EAST COAST 0 SA N. Orltans Balt/Pkil. N. York Penang P. Kelang Sport Djakarta Kingston Sf!f.",. M raO 20 Mar II Mar 11 Apr U Apr 17 Apr 20 RISIITAN Aar 11 JaM 11 MARON Mar I Mar II Mar II Apr 20 Apr 211,008 words
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Advertisement988 1972-04-07 24 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. J J KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. j JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. j Sails Japan Hongkong ETA Spore ETA P. Klang •aj Man" V. 21 Sailed SailH 18/12 Apr 11 Apr < "Eikaka Mara V. SB SailcC 8 Apr 12 Apr I "Ikusaea Mara" V.988 words
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Advertisement1008 1972-04-07 24 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Kelang Singapore LaadNtJ far: TRENECUt 11/11 May IT/11 May 11/21 May Dam. Lytt. Napiar. ML CHAKRATA 17/17 JaM 11/11 JaM 28/22 Jaae Atick. Wellington. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Singapore P. Kelang Penani Luliag tar: P.AJULA- 1. 18/Taday 8 Apr IMr Nappattinam. Madras. rajula- 21/ I May II1,008 words
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Advertisement725 1972-04-07 24 ORIENT LINES LTD. ss^-^- -«^fc. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1 TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Singapore P. Wang Penang Arrimi NEPTUNE AMETHYST la Part 1/ 8 Apr London 11/5. Havre 15/5 R'dam 18/5. H'burg725 words
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Advertisement769 1972-04-07 24 jflftH MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL gatHL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Pto.3Oe.Jliv Ampane> KuaU lu.npur The National Shipping Line of Malaysia EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL/CONTINENT PORTS T|. Mani Singapore P. Kelang Penang L*a:mg far: ■UNGA TERATAI 5/ I Apr Liverpool 3/5 R'dam 12,5 H'burg 15 5 Bremen 18,3 lUNGA TANJONG Gda. 18-11 1/12769 words
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Advertisement716 1972-04-07 25 I>HI OUT: Honruyu M»ru B/S and HITV ANNOUHCID TNI FOLLOW Cmtal Birth: Loloi NO. 1. INC BIHTMINO ARRANOfMINTI pQRT KLAMO U»nmh«nJ«.l^n<io Strait 4« and ltrilm fj.rtn,: Batjan. l*l«wtl, G I P T^' £i»2?\,l Bun.. ££<""• *-«>*«■ B 1 £s., io/ .v- ssrn %je 25»as oo len Eleph4Bt Oltntlnlai 33/24. Btnlomond716 words
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Advertisement684 1972-04-07 25 STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD. States Marine imwHmum i U.S. ATTANTIC ANO GULF/ SINGAPORE EXPRESS SERVICE Naw N. York Phil. Bait. Orleans Grivtston Houston Sinppora CAP VINCENT Vay. 1 Afr 11 JUMNA Mar Ma; I W FLOTTA LAURO ARRIVING DIRECT FROM GENOA, ITALY LOADING FOR KEELUNC. PUSAN, MANIU Sinppora P. Kelang684 words
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Advertisement891 1972-04-07 25 \lL_^J» STRAirS/JAPiUI EXWES .8 SERVICE LOADING FOI IWAKUNI. UNO. OSAKA, M6OYA. CHIW YOKOHAMA Vessel Singapore P. Klang Pening HEIPMICH lESSEN Ma.2aVM Apr 7/ 0 Apr 1/11 2nd Call Apr 11/12 Kuantan Duntua VIOU Apr 7/9 April/11 HSCmtCINC OW.T Klang Penang HEINRICH JESSEN V*y. 3 Ma 29-M Air 7 IKO MARU891 words
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Advertisement701 1972-04-07 25 PYGMALION STEAMSHIP CO. GREAT LAKES EXPRESS SERVICE LOADING FOR ASHTABULA HAMILTON TORONTO TRANSIT TIME 38 DAYS NRSA V. 6S Fir: ASHTABULA, HAMILTON, TORONTO. Singapore P. Klang Beiawan Penant Ashtabuit PMILIPPA Apr 11/14 20/21 15/10 22/23 Ihi NRSA V. 7S Far: TORONTO, HAMILTON, ASHTABULA, DETROIT. Toronto LONDON ADVOCATE Apr 21/23 24/20701 words
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Advertisement795 1972-04-07 26 6FNnUI ADVIimStMtNTa. ANNQUNCEMC NT/PFRSONAL so PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 mmmrtw, ■i.o. Maiaytia ertly.' SO cants *>*rd. nCTIIIC Malaytia arily Si 00 t»*rd. Minima* If «»»'•>■ fOR DETAILS. Minimum /or 20 words S.naap*rt and Malaytia 0.7S ctntt a w*rd Itniapere and Malaytia: lI. M a word Minimum tllji lor tS words.795 words
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Advertisement807 1972-04-07 26 AN INTIRNATIONAL PHARMACIUTICAL COMPANY has vacancies In th* following position.: (a) Mothercraft Nune 1. (b) Female Medical Promotlonalift 3. Candidate* for poeltlon (a: muat have nursing experience and po«se«s valid driving licence and a car. For po.ition (b) candidates must possess School Certificate with credits In Health Science or General807 words
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Advertisement813 1972-04-07 26 WANTIO TRAINEO TEACHERS for (1) Engllah. Math. Oeography and/ or Mu.lc In Secoi idary One/Two. (2) Phyilca. Cnemi stry. Math* In Secondary Three/Fe w. Apply In writing to St. Josephs Institution, S'por* 7. 0.0. DIPARTMINT iITORI opening soon at 0.0. Bulldln g. Upper Cros* Street Invite* applicai it* for Department813 words
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Advertisement800 1972-04-07 26 WANTED QUALIFIED TEACHER to teach English In secondary school Apply to Principal. Nan Chlau Girl*' High school. 44. Kirn Yam Road before 30/4/1972. SALESMAN REQUIRED TO BELL TOP QUALITY PRODUCTS TO THE RETAIL TRADE. APPLT IN WRITING TO: TNI OINIRAL MANACER, NINNY DAVIO PTI. LTD., P.O. BOX NO. MM. SINCAPORE.800 words
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Advertisement969 1972-04-07 26 WANTID a live- In or live-out amah by European family. Please t*l: *****4 S'por*. JUNIOR ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN urgently required by consultant firm. Oood pay and prospect. Apply with full particulars, personal data to: BOX A 5936 ST. SPORE WANTIO OINIRAL AMAH Engllah •peaking, live-in. Tel: *****3 8 pore Situations wanted969 words
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Advertisement1018 1972-04-07 26 TERRACE HOLII at Raunders Road off Emerald Hill Road, fully furnished, with aircondltloner In all bedroom*. Top floor seaside houae at Wing Loonr Road. Changi Kully furnlahed. Interested plea** ring Tel: Spore ***** after 9.30 am DISTRICT 11: 3 Bedroomed Detached Bunualow 1 Berv.nl s Room. Sitting/ Dlnlngroom. 3-Bathrooms, Larg*1,018 words
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Advertisement954 1972-04-07 26 DIST. tO NEAR AMERICAN SCHOOL 4-bedroomed furnished detached bungalow with 3 alrcoatdltloswr*. Newly painted. Rent $900-. *****0 Spore OUT. 11 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED 3 bedroomed apartment*, panoramic view, quiet and centrally located. Ring Mr. Low *****9 Spore. HOUSI NUNTINOT Let Luen Fook Houaing Agency solve your problems Detached, semidetached bungalow., apartments.954 words
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Advertisement905 1972-04-07 26 AC! HOUSING OFFERS (1) Cavenagh Court Bth floor, $108,000. (3) Devonshire Court 9th floor. $72,000 ono. i .'.> Hilltop* 13th floor, $130,000 ono <4> Skyscrapet 11th floor. Kully f urn v. bad $63,000 ono. (3) Napier Road groundfloor $83,000 ono (6) Joo Chlat Apartment 2nd Boor $44,000. Call ***** S'por*.905 words
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Advertisement575 1972-04-07 27 (Cont. from Page 26) Office space vacant RAFFLE! PLACE Robinson Road Area: Brand new omces available mmedlately with car-parking faclhties/slrconditlonlng. LatMt mat*terial exclusive offlce furnishings st $1.50 per sq ft. Floor area beiwsen 2.000 sq.ft. to 7,000 sq.ft. Kindly apply Box ASO7S B.T. Spore. IXXSLLINT OFFICE SPACE In District 3575 words
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Advertisement737 1972-04-07 27 •heps lor mmlm M AND BtVA, Still Road. dist. IS. Ar*a 2.200 aq.ft. newly renovated. Upataln 3 bedrooms, parquet mosaic flooring throughout. Belling $89,500/-. Contact Carl Housing Agency B'pore *****/***** Shops to tot COLOIN MILE SHOPPING Centre large to amall shop spaces available immediately. Between ISO sq. ft. to wo737 words
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Advertisement977 1972-04-07 27 INSTITUTE OP IHCTROHIC PRACTICBS (Reststered School). 58- A. i'pper Berangoon Road, Spore. Tel •MM. Enrolment afternoon. Radio/ Television Servicing Course. I I N C A PORE CORRISPONDINCI SCHOOL offers home atudy courses: Shorthand Typewriting/Bookkeeping/ Correspondence Detail* from P O Bos SIS 4 B'pore. Master FRINCM A CUMAH Mew ksglnnert Misra*977 words
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Advertisement846 1972-04-07 27 CIKWII ASSOCIATES Coach Tear 1 diy Malacca Tour SIS/- Depart* 9/4/72. 7/5/72. Cameron Hlgtlanda 3 days. 2 nights $49/- 19/4/7] 7 day* West Malaysia $133/-. 4/«'72. 12/S/72. 15 days Bangkok Chttngmil $340 4/6/72. 12/11/72. ft «ay* Haadyal Songkhla $90/-. S3/4/71. Alrcondltioned Coaches. Contact Spore *****2 or *****1 at. 422. CHINESE846 words
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Advertisement1030 1972-04-07 27 NASSIM A CO. will Mil by auction on Saturday, April Bth at 10 am 14' long attractive counter; "Block A Anderson electric Bandashred machine: German make Stereo radiogram (new); refrigerators; etc Also a Persian (Ilk carpet algMd 4*' s 7' a silk and wool Isfahan design carpet, made in Kashmir1,030 words
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Advertisement1038 1972-04-07 27 IMS VIVA SLta modlSed twin-cam citassllui wttk apart* sins* ill In S3SOO'- ono Appointment Spore S3TSM Sttvrn. View aow aad Saturday. IPSS JAGUAR 1.4S SS.SOO. 1964 Dodge Polsrs Automatic 52.600. Botn Alr-rondltlon. Radio/Tape, new Tyres. Teleahoae ***** Shell Kiosk corner of Thomson Newton Road. MINI PUMCNASB Hobs beons riaanc* offer1,038 words
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Advertisement750 1972-04-07 27 LAWN-TENNIS coaching and marking by espertaacad instructor far all levels. Further Information ring 702*7 Shopping |uld« RELIEVE IT OR NOTT Now you can own Precious Stones *V exclusive Jewellery at unexpected price*. Jut come to Palrlady Jeweller* Pte. Ltd.. O-S4 Peninsula Shopping Complex (facing Coleman Street) and find our be*t750 words
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Advertisement512 1972-04-07 27 Who— to mtmy C'po—) U-COURT LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED up to hot*! standard at Buklt Tlmah Road, near Um-craity. Private bath, alrcondltioned. laundry and breakfast free, single $425. double $510. Call S3O4M/*****4 Spore. LLOVO HOUSI HOTIL alrcondltioned d single room*, m /convenience. Monthly discount. Again commercial discount 10 1 2 Lloyd Road512 words
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Article, Illustration438 1972-04-07 28 Malaysia, Indon security pact upgraded Closer co-operation to eliminate Reds KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday MALAYSIA and Indonesia today signed a security arrangement, upgrading their military co-operation in the border areas to governmental level. The arrangement also provides for the establishment of a general border committee to be headed by Tun (Dr.)438 words
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Article31 1972-04-07 28 SINGAPORE. Thurs The theft of ship tptre parts worth 1 13.000 from store of Norwegian chip the B.T. Trons at the Western Anchorage was reported to police yesterday31 words
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Article37 1972-04-07 28 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Interact Club of Beatty Secondary School will hold a charity ftlm show. "To Kill a Mockingbird" at the Rex Theatre on Saturday at 8.30 am. In aid of the Singapore Aftercare Association37 words
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Article48 1972-04-07 28 SINGAPORE, Thurs A mechanic, Hoi Kee Klang. 44. who went on a drinking spree, was later found beaten to death in Perumal Temple In Serangoon Road on Nov. 12 last year, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Verdict: Murder by person or persona unknown.48 words
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165 1972-04-07 28 Brunei party loses most of its leaders BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN. Thurs. The entire leadership of the Brunei Peo p 1 c's Independent Front here has collapsed, leaving only Its president in Serla the sole leader. The party— the sole political organisation In the state has no leaders now In the165 words
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Article62 1972-04-07 28 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A 66--year-old sampan talkong died in Outram Hospital yesterday, after he was struck by a derrick aboard a freighter In the Outer Roads. Police said Tan Koe Big of Jalan Batu. Old KalUng Airport, was standing on the deck of the ship Sea62 words
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Article20 1972-04-07 28 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Four hundred orchid plants worth $2,000 were yesterday reported stolen from a nursery in Jurong Town.20 words
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Advertisement868 1972-04-07 28 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEUARA TANAH MELAYU (NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF THE STATES OF MALAYA) SUPPLY OF STANDARD DISTRIBI'TION SWITCHGEAR I EXTENSIBLE CIRCUIT BREAKER AND OIL SWITCH EQUIPMENT i RATING 250 MVA AT 11 kV TENDER No. ***** TENDERS are invited for the suppiy and delivery C.I.P. Port Klang. States of Malaya868 words
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Advertisement907 1972-04-07 28 UNIVERSITI PULAU PINANG Tawaran daripada Kontrektor2 yang berdaftar kelaa D' dUabalan Kerja Raya dan keatas dan lain Kcntrektor2 yang setaraf adalah dipelawa Untuk chadangan Mem.nda dan Menggantl dlßangunan Nr. SO bagl Makmal Bahasa dlMlnden. Pulau Plnang untuk Universitl Pulau Plnan?. Dokumen tawaran boleh dipereksa dengan tiada apa3 bayaran dlwaktu pejabat907 words
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Advertisement200 1972-04-07 28 [firstil I NEW NATIONS SATURDAY I I RACING SPECIAL I m FIRST WITH 9|: Big Sweep Winners And Race Winners And Placings Wr Race Commentaries HI Latest News I NEW I I NATION I I RACING SPECIAL ON SALE AT 6.30 PM. 524C9 6 I PHILIPS TV IS THE BEST200 words
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Article, Illustration471 1972-04-07 29 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Defending champions Ajax Amsterdam (Holland) looked in danger of being eliminated from the European Cup after struggling to beat Portugal's Benfica 1-0 in their first leg semi-final here last night. Ajax, seeking to reach the European Cup final for the471 words
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Article, Illustration305 1972-04-07 29 rpAIPEH, Thurs. Filipino Ben J- Arda today shot a sensational six-under-par 66 here to take a twostroke lead in the first round of the US$l5,OOO Taiwan Open golf championship. Arda shot seven birdies, one bogey on the tough 435-yard 14th hole, and305 words
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Article390 1972-04-07 29 AUGUSTA, Georgia, Thurs. Jack Nicklaus, who has been made the top favourite, and four-times winner Arnold Palmer were the centre of attention here today as 85 golfers from 10 nations prepared to tee off at the start of the 36th i U.S. Masters Nicklaus. 32, has390 words
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Article31 1972-04-07 29 POOD drinks and Allied Worker's Union beat Singapore Bank Employees' Union 3-0 In the NTUC-sponsored knockout soccer competition at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers were Mahat Ambu. Cader and Zabar.31 words
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Article28 1972-04-07 29 HOUSTON. Thun. World Championship Tennis fined Arthur Aahe U8» 1.000 for falling to show up for a tint-round match in the USSSO.OOO River Oaks tennis tournament.28 words
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Article170 1972-04-07 29 LONDON, Thurs. Leeds United revived their hopes of winning the English Football League championship when they beat Huddersneld Town 3-1 last night to move into second place behind Derby County. Derby played a goalless draw against West Bromwich Albion and have 52 points from 38 games.170 words
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Article, Illustration331 1972-04-07 30 Thornton's pace sends SCA hopes tumbling FROM STEELY confidence to depressed resignation that's probably apt of SCA President's XI who nose-dived to a 54-run defeat at the hands of the visiting South Perth Cricket Club on a sticky SRC wicket yesterday, reports PERCY SENEVIRATNE. Final scores: South Perth 112 SCA331 words
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Article165 1972-04-07 30 SOUTH PERTH Foley ~t Oakley b Ishwarlal 61 Armstrong c Moorthy b Balakrishnan 18 Fielder c Oakley b Ishwarlal 8 Brayshaw o Ishwarlal 2 Prindivllle b Ishwarlal 6 Mcßae c Balakrishnan b Ishwarlal 9 Hatton st Oakley b Sooceleraj 0 O'Brien c Chandrallngam b Sooceleraj 0 Hoyne not out165 words
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Article156 1972-04-07 30 ¥>OLICE were fortunate I to beat Ceylon Sports Club 1-0 In a scrappy SHA Div. 1 hockey match at Balestier Road yesterday. There was not a single excitement throughout the 60 minutes of play and the few spectators who turned up to see first156 words
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Article24 1972-04-07 30 SINGAPORE Cricket Club 'B trounced Singapore Fire Brigade 5-0 in a SHA Div. 3 league hockey match on the padang yesterday.24 words
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Article395 1972-04-07 30 INDONESIAN The Sui 1 TJen. described as the most progressive swimmer among 9-10-year-old girls, showed her prowess yesterday when she set two records on opening day of the Singapore Swimming Club's Fifth Double Age Group swimming meet at Tanjong Rhu. The, of Singapore395 words
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228 1972-04-07 30 Customs snag now four racers lost' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Four Australian competitors for the Malaysia Grand Prix at Batu Tlga on Saturday and Sunday complained today that their cars have been "lost" in transit by rail from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur One of the cars Is Max Stewart's Mlldren In228 words
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214 1972-04-07 30 JOE DORAI - 10 games lined up for S'pore team JOE DORAI By ONDON, Thurs. la Singapore's National Soccer team took London by storm soon after their arrival yesterday evening at Gatwick airport. Out after a short rest the Singapore players were the centre of attraction in the streets and the general reaction214 words
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Article, Illustration315 1972-04-07 31 Goreham to stay: Hike the local set-up RACING with EPSOM JEEP Australian champion jockey Mick Goreham has decided to stay for the rest of the season. "I like the set-up here," he told me yesterday. Ooreham got off the mark at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday when he gave a polished315 words
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Article246 1972-04-07 31 LONDON. Thurs. Specify, the 1971 winner, Is among 44 acceptors announced yesterday for the Orand National Steeplechase Handicap. The race Is to be run over fear miles and 856 yards at Alfitree, Liverpool, on Saturday. Acceptors with probable Jockeys and weights are: L'Escargot 12.0 (T. Carberry),Reuter - 246 words
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Article, Illustration266 1972-04-07 31 Best Gift, Omnia Vincit the stars between them at the finish Black Sovereign (Podmorei shaped better than Celtic Lad (Asuwadl Nawii In a 3f trial In 37. Ltbertad (Lyle Harbrldge) went m well a* Mamas In a 3f trial In 37 15 Incofnlto (Des Coleman). one of the early onesUPI - 266 words
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Advertisement115 1972-04-07 29 Hw Bcwoncti/not for femole/!!! Rumour tm it that Baronat Textiles are turning ladwt'haadt and hMrts. Which ii f int. As long at the fabulous fabrics art admired on tht malt. Which Is why they were made. And not for dressing up ladits. Rally round man. Save tht day. Rush to115 words
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Advertisement392 1972-04-07 29 KOOL AIR (S) PTE, LTD. Invite you to visit their new luxuriously furnished showroom and see the Carrier 38GF home central air conditioning system in action! 1 1 1 1* I-X* i^^^*l*J ii sv*j i i iT^Mlk r *v M lK^"""*^«i 4!jflll^B^B^BWc.^U^BßKa?^jl^B^^Mafe2^^Bv > I --'^t^w^^KSr^"-' We have completely furnished our392 words
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Advertisement509 1972-04-07 30 Hb %t *jk At." *fe B^^ /^vsSutl BklKai Ihfl Bl M H^iHHfl s^s^Sbisß MHI ■^^^fl^^^^HHfefe|[^^ v^i^^^^^^BEn^^^^^H Celica win at Grand Prix I WM M wEr^ At the Singapore Grand Prix 1972, mI W^^ a Celica came first in the Saloons and tffl |P^ Tourers Class 3 race for cars of509 words
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Miscellaneous88 1972-04-07 30 ATHLETICS Upper Aljunied Technical School (Cedar Girls 2.30). HOCKEY SHA League Div 1: Khalsa v Schools (Serangoon Road). SWIMMING SSC age group meet (Tanjong Rhu 6.30). SOCCER PAS Div 2A: SRC v Stable Boys (padangi. Inter-constituency Stamford v Hong Lim (Oillman). Aljunied v Potong Pasir (Oeylang). Bras Basah v Kampong88 words
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Advertisement63 1972-04-07 31 BOOKINGS AND ENQUIRIES > lAD I ACT TDAVII PIIID DTI ITD Rrnll6 Stamford House, 39. Stamford Road. IAnEMI IMfLibUID I" I L.IIU- Singapore, 6. Tel: *****5, ***** lAD I ACT TDAVII PIMTDI ITD Ground Ftoor Sh °P No 5 Straits Trading Building. lull LHU I I nHWIL ULNI tIL LI63 words
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Miscellaneous3149 1972-04-07 31 XL CARD FOR TOMORROW vrTTM 130 CLASS 5 DIV 7 6F vrrm 3 n n ASS <; niV 4 <F 7 ***** sir apix 9 <N*i> bouaour* 4 i.s <+ D m. itm.ll 11 '•'"Jh. IJ 1T« tLA 5l UIV 6h V. J)O GLACIAL LAD (Eypac) E Breukelen 612 (-6.3,149 words
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289 1972-04-07 32 Indon defence chief in Singapore on threefold mission rrHE Indonesian MiA nister of State for Defence and Security, General M. Panggabean, flew in today on a threefold mission. An Indonesian Embassy statement said he Is here "to promote the friendship and co operation presently existing between the peoples of Singapore289 words
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Article36 1972-04-07 32 MANILA, Thurs. Foreign Secretary Carlos Romulo will not attend ASEAN's annual Foreign Ministers' conference on April 13 and 14 in Singapore. The Philippine delegation will be led by his deputy, Mr. Jose Ingles.36 words
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Article32 1972-04-07 32 BAN FRANCISCO. Thurs. Matilda and Milton, the musk oxen traded to China (or a pair of giant pandas during the recent presidential visit, start their Journey to Peking today.32 words
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Article138 1972-04-07 32 RANK SETS UP $7 mil PRIZE FUND LONDON, Thurs. Lord Rank, who died last week, act up priie funds worth £1 million (about $7 million) to promote research in medicine and science, It was disclosed today. Annual awards, to be run on the lines of the Nobel prises, will beReuter - 138 words
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Article66 1972-04-07 32 VANCOUVER. (Washington). Thurs. At least six people died and more than 250 people were injured here in a freak windstorm which tore apart a school, a supermarket and at least eight houses. Damage in the storm, which cut a 10-mlle (16 km) swathe through this westernReuter - 66 words
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Article401 1972-04-07 32 T ONDON. Thur*. Equities rk>a*d Arm In the slix k market today In relatively active two-way trading. «Dd at 3 p.m. the Financial Times Index had gained 1.9 to 3220. Pront-taklng in the new Dscal year wa* well absorbed followln« Institution. 1 1 support dealers v«nt Lradrrs «vere401 words
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Article51 1972-04-07 32 LONDON. Thur. Spot 12 J* Sfltlrmi-nl May 12.45. Jun» 13 00. July 1325. lul> Sf« 1350. Oct D»t. 14.03. Jw M«t» 14.35. April' Jan* 14. tS. July'Srpt. 15.10. Ocl Dec 15.30. Jan Mar.h 15.50. April' June 15.60. July Srpt 15.70. l.rnrml elf April 13.10. May 13.00. Junr 13.10. Market:51 words
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Article30 1972-04-07 32 LONDON. Thurs Spot buyrr* £1493 CM. sHlrr» ilti' f.Ci Forward buyen £1492 I l4l arllers £1493 < £4). Settlrmrnt £1491 £l3). Turnover am 493 torn p.m. 133 torn Tone: Steady.30 words
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69 1972-04-07 32 JAKARTA, Thurs. Communications Minister Dr. Frans Seda today instructed all Indonesian airports to Intensify their an tl -hi Jack measures. A metal detector was hurriedly Installed at Jakarta Airport where spe- clal vigilance Is being maintained. At airports where there is no metal detector, body69 words
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Article63 1972-04-07 32 Exhibition to mark Heart Week SINGAPORE. Thurs The Minister for Health. Mr. Chua Slan Chin will inaugurate Singapore National Heart Week when he opens a medical exhibition at the Singapore Conference Hall tomorrow. The exhibition, organised by the Singapore National Heart Association in conjunction with the World Health Organisation Heart63 words
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Obituary38 1972-04-07 32 LUIS. CLIMINT PCTIR, M. »a*M<l away peacefully at T.T.B.H. at 4.35 p.m. on 6.4.T2. Corttje faaver Caakft Company at 2 p.m. on 5.4.T? for Chua Ctau Kane. Man ea 9.4.72 at 6 p.m. Caooisa Coavtnt, Aljunlad Road.38 words
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Miscellaneous16 1972-04-07 32 The weather THE weather outlook for today from S am to midday: isolated to scattered showers.16 words
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