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Title Section23 1972-07-26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225.000 The Straits Times 1)» National la*4. IMS WEDNESDAY, JILT 2«, 1f72 It CENTS M.C. (P) No. 177823 words
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Article351 1972-07-26 1 TONY HERMON - 50-50 accord TONY HERMON Greater number of flights? ...on that XLSpore sector By Kuala Lumpur, Tues. THE Malaysian and Singapore national airlines MAS *nd SIA are to share equally the lucrative Kuala Lumpur Singapore sector. This is the outcome of the accord reached between the two countries for an Air351 words
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Article66 1972-07-26 1 I RfcALL V felt ashaaflcd wk c n Mr. (hou En Im told nse oar country has been receiving foreign aid and we have been eating It ■P. Giving free rlee. health services and education, as we are doing, is not the correct road to A sociallsSß, he said.66 words
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Article37 1972-07-26 1 BLACKBVILLS. (West Virgin*). Tv«. Attempt! to rescue nine coal miners trapped for 41 hour* deep underground by fire were abandoned today by official* who said they had "no alternative but to aeal the mine UPI.UPI - 37 words
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Article24 1972-07-26 1 SAN ANTONIO. (Texas) Tue» Former President Lyndon Johnson was flown to hospital here last night with cheat palna and nauasa. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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95 1972-07-26 1 First postwar flight by Japan planes to China TOKYO, Tues. Japanese aircraft will make their first post-war flight to China next month. They will fly a visiting Chinese ballet troupe back to Shanghai, government officials said today. Transport Minister Hldeyc Sasaki told Japan Airlines, the country's sole International airline, andReuter - 95 words
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Article45 1972-07-26 1 NEW DELHI. Tues A stale polio* inspector testified today that no corpse* were removed from the site of an airliner crash near New Delhi lart month until the morning after the crash and that the bodies were left unattended. The inquiry continues. AP.AP - 45 words
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Article24 1972-07-26 1 CANBERRA. Tuss. The Australian destroyer HMAB Duchess went out on filing practice today and shot ttaelf. when a gun mount malfunctioned Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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Article21 1972-07-26 1 BOMBAY. Tues Somalya College students profiting a school ban on mod rlothlng st*gcd a 24-hour hurger strike yesterday UPIUPI - 21 words
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Article159 1972-07-26 1 BELFAST, Tues. British troops searching a district of Belfast today unearthed an arsenal of IRA weapons, including an anti tank gun, and modern automatic rifles. But In another IRA stronghold, guerillas launched a land mine attack on marine commandos who had moved In to clear street barricades.Reuter - 159 words
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Article126 1972-07-26 1 BANGEOE Tae*.— Thai narcotics agents made lightning early morning raids yesterday and on Sunday in Tillages on the Burmese harder and seised opium and heroin rained at more than 15 5232 million (about MM million), narcotics officials said today The raids were carriedAP - 126 words
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Article, Illustration140 1972-07-26 1 POUND HITS NEW LOW SINGAPORE Tues. THE dock strike 1 In Britain pushed sterling to a new low today. The rates tooted by two leading British banks here were 56.8257 TT (selling) compared with yesterday's $6.«376 The previous postfloat low was S6.S2M last week. The same banks offered to bay140 words
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339 1972-07-26 1 LONDON. Tues. The Official Solicitor today stepped Into Britain's full scale confrontation between the Government and organised labour with a request to the National Indust r 1 a 1 Relations Court to reconsider the Jailing of five longshoremen. Mr. Norman Turner's duty, asUPI - 339 words
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589 1972-07-26 1 'Quang Tri in Saigon hands' claim SAIGON. Tues South Vietnamese paratroopers walked unopposed into the 19th century walled citadel In Quanrf Trl city today and claimed total control of the northern province capital, the Saigon High Command said Military sources and field officers, however, said house -to house fighting continuedReuter; AP; UPI - 589 words
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Article40 1972-07-26 1 LONDON. Tims Top trade and economic officials from Commonwealth countries will open a three-day meeting here today to diecuea the powtblllt) of some o/ them negotiating special trade trrmngemenu with the future enlarged European economic Community R«ut*r40 words
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Article64 1972-07-26 1 RKtKJAVIK. Tm.-WwH rhampton B*rt« SpaMkjr. f» ht Ing to make ap onr point •Vftclt in hi* wrnth lillr (mr with Bobb> fwhfr If nlfht. *taMr4 play »llh an BO> ual king* pawn oprnini indiratinc hr SSI <•" •loo*. Ptoher. Irirfinf i.i-t.i. rplird with an rqually kivrAP - 64 words
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249 1972-07-26 2 S-E Asia must help itself: Fairbairn /'ANBERRA. Tuea. Australia's Defence Minister David Falrbairn. said today that there was a need for smaller countries in South -East Asia and the South Pacific to maintain security forces sufficient to deal, at least, with internal threats. Mr ralrbalrn said this addressing the InstituteReuter - 249 words
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Article, Illustration137 1972-07-26 2 Princess gives up royal status BANGKOK. Tact. Maces* UWtratana. eldest daughter of Thai Kin« Bhamtfcol Adalyadrj and currently studying in the United Statrs. ha» renounced her royal artaeess rank and unard the stains of a coon atoner. the royal boas* hoM anaoaaeed today. The annantictwnt la a letter from the137 words
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Article, Illustration296 1972-07-26 2 y/ ASHINGTCN, Tues. Senior U.S. analysts believe China is rapidly building an arsenal of tactical nuclear weapons and special aircraft designed to deter a major Soviet military thrust across the border, or to throw up a nuclear defence if it should fail. Small force296 words
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246 1972-07-26 2 Pollution: Tokyo tycoons worried after that case TX)KYO, Taes. Worried Japanese businessmen today feared a pablic victory in the nations first air pollution court case would trigger a chain reaction of similar salts throughout the country. In a landmark decision, a court in Yokkaichi. Western Japan, yesterday for the firstReuter - 246 words
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Article33 1972-07-26 2 HIZUKA. Tues All six occupants of a car died after It collided head-on with a bus on a highway here yesterday, oollce said Eleven passengers aboard the bus were injured. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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178 1972-07-26 2 MEXICO CITY. Tuea. IT A young Mexican killed six people, made a mad dash to Texas In a stolen car, fought gun battles with police in two American .owns and was shot ll times before finally dying in hospital at Roma. Texas, policeReuter - 178 words
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Article33 1972-07-26 2 WABHINOTON. Tues Secretary of State William Roger < yesterday met the top Sudanese diplomat In Washington. Mr Abdel Aziz Hamsa. to aUcut* Sudan's decision to restore diplomatic relations with the United Butes.33 words
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241 1972-07-26 2 Peking to fly world routes with Concordes, say envoys PEKING, Tuesday. £HINA's decision to purchase two Anglo-French Concordes, coupled with her other recent aircraft orderg, will put her "nicely in the world civil aviation picture" envoys In the Chinese capital said today. Diplomats said the signing of the preliminary contractReuter - 241 words
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168 1972-07-26 2 I ONDON. Tues. —The Oo- vernment Is to pay for expert guidance to help the nationalised Industries of Bangladesh Increase their export earnings. The Overseas Development Administration said today that at the request of the Bangladesh Government It had engaged a firm ofReuter - 168 words
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Advertisement137 1972-07-26 2 olhHli systems one of them can make jonr computer work harder A computer can be a luxury until it really starts to earn its keep It cant do that on its own. Which is why we offer a complete range of data collection and data input systems. One of them137 words
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210 1972-07-26 3 'We'll pull out of Salt treaty' threat W4.SHIM.TO> Tm DrftM* »»-reUry M*l tia 1— lr« —id be w««M fa— wr IM withdrawal fr««i Ibe ttrfesMive araM U— itelteas treaty wltk the Aevtot L'_ mm if lafea 4M Mil agr— sen! an rsrktai »f ff*H«r weapons Me l*M the Senate hrm210 words
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Article70 1972-07-26 3 The right message PALERMO. TUSS. Police here yesterday arrested a bachelor who they said had raised thousands of dollars by fraudulent appeals In Canada and the US for funds to finance a heart operation for a nonexistent son. Police charged Natale Motta, 38 with persistent fraud after he claimed throughReuter - 70 words
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Article30 1972-07-26 3 PARIS. Turn. The head of North Vietnam's diplomatic mission In Pails. Mr. Vo Van-Buac. conferred here yesterday at his own request with French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann ReutrrReuter - 30 words
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Article, Illustration503 1972-07-26 3 FRANTIC EFFORTS TO DISTRIBUTE SUPPLIES MANILA. TuMday STARVATION threatens thousands of flood victims in Luzon despite frantic round the clock efforts to distribute relief supplies to about 2,000,000 homeless. Press reports from two of 15 provinces affected by last week's floods said thousands of starvingReuter; UPI - 503 words
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Article58 1972-07-26 3 LONDON Tucs Sheikh afujibur Rahman the Bangladeah Prime Miniater v expected here thu week for medical treatment, an onVial of the Bangla_a__l Hl_h PiHllima_afaTl L Thf Bavnc_UMUs nfws Agency had reputed fro— Dacca that Sneikh Mujib had been advised by his doctor to have an operalien toReuter - 58 words
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Article34 1972-07-26 3 ROSARIO i Argentina' Twss Terrorist* Mew up the Romano Handball Club yesterday after locking a guard and four members In an office No one was Injured but the butkUng was badly damaged34 words
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Article289 1972-07-26 3 SUGAR: 22 EEC REFINERIES ACCUSED BRUSSELS Tues. Most of the leading refineries of the Common Markets £800 million a. year sugar Industry were yesterday accused of running an illegal market-sharing cartel EEC Commissioner Albert Borschette. in charge cunipeiiuon policy named the companies at a Press conference here and said theReuter - 289 words
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158 1972-07-26 4 PERTH, Tues Au»--1 trail* 1 InternmUooai airline QanUs hu Issued a warning that It will not accept some tickets Issued on the forms of the Russian airline Aeroflot In statement laat night. QanUs Perth m»na«er. Mr Frank An«eU. »ald there were certain Jrret ularlUetReuter - 158 words
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Article126 1972-07-26 4 MOSCOW. Tuea. Aa Aflserteaa woman was pat ea a pUae back to the West today after she flew late Mssrsw wttboat a vbm la the aeae ef attending the trial of the Soviet Jew she married last asoath A IS Consular official amii Soviet126 words
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Article, Illustration454 1972-07-26 4 ISRAELI PHANTOM DOWNED fAIRO, Tues. Egyptian forces were on the alert today for any possible reprisal by Israel following President Sadat's criticism of American and Soviet policy in the Middle East and the shooting down of an Israeli jet. President Sadat, in a four-hourReuter - 454 words
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Article, Illustration69 1972-07-26 4 Hamlet earns another star WASHINGTON, TT Tues. The army nominated Brlf.-Gen. James Hamlet to become the gecond Nef ro In army history to achieve two-star rank. Gen. Hamlet, 50, a native of Alliance, Ohio, was 32nd on a list of 34 brigadier generals nominated for promotion to major general. Gen.69 words
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318 1972-07-26 4 WASHINGTON. Tims THE United States, reacting with a surprising sharpness, last night dismissed as false repoits that it was deliberately bombing North Vietnamese dikes and protested to U.N. chief Kurt Waldheim about references by him to these charges. Secretary Qeneral Waldheim yesterday toldReuter - 318 words
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Advertisement334 1972-07-26 4 lijtimate^eminine Catt M Every woman spends a fair sum of money on cosme- I jg jl tics, perfumes, toiletries and precaution against bad (i*miv***m*it£) A breath because she wants to look and smell Feminine. But all that is not enough if she overlooks the most jj i essential of personal334 words
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Miscellaneous13 1972-07-26 4 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Applehy V y^wEV^EX TEW _^X \jOO9\ Of VOM.¥KM O9*«*J13 words
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Article, Illustration979 1972-07-26 5 BOBBY PLAYING A CAT AND MOUSE GAME' RKYKJAVIK. Tues At the quarter mark of thtworld championship chets match. Bobby Fischer seems to be well on his way to taking the title away from the Soviet Union, which has held it since Mikhail Botvinnik979 words
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169 1972-07-26 5 WASHINGTON. Tues. The US State Department stated categorically on Monday that no US. economic or military aid funds are being used by Pakistan to buy torture instruments tor Intel rotating prisoners. The spokesman. Mr. Charles Bray, was commenting on a report byReuter; UPI - 169 words
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Article29 1972-07-26 5 TOKYO. Tues North Korea announced today that it would release a Japanese fishing boat because the crew had apologised for violating North Korean territorial waters. -UPIUPI - 29 words
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Article128 1972-07-26 5 DARIS. Tuea. Euro- pean Communist parties have been invited to attend a conference here against United States policy in Vietnam, the French Communist Party newspaper L Human iU said today. The paper mid the conference would be held on Thursday but gave no details. InReuter - 128 words
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Article57 1972-07-26 5 TOKYO. Tuea. Japan Hitachi shipbuilding and enRineerinc company said today it would shortly send its executive director Shunichi Yuguchi to China to flnaliae negotiations for the sale of freighters A Chinese shipbuilding mUsiom U now visiting h«re for technical talks with Hitachi China wants to order severalReuter - 57 words
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Article, Illustration381 1972-07-26 5 NOW AID BILL SHOCK FOR NIXON WASHINGTON. Tuesday NIXON Administration supporters defeated their own military Foreign Aid Bill last night after HH Senate added an unprecedented amendment catting off funds for future U S military presence in Indo-China. Ihe USsl.B<.o million Bill would have provided weapons, low- interest sales ofReuter - 381 words
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Article60 1972-07-26 5 WABHINOTON. Tues. Police arrested s M-rear-oid man yesterday for walking IS blocks through Houma town's business district nude except for a pair of brown shoes. They do It in California, ro why cant I do it here?" the man asked police who arrested him for disturbingUPI - 60 words
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Advertisement198 1972-07-26 5 Power! a Now power-pack your body with inches of mighty muscle in just 5 minutes a day. The proverefTective Bullworker System can build you the body of your dreams F- A-S-T amazing muscle- power increases of up to 4% par week or more; 90% ascrcases in 3 months! In just198 words
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Advertisement673 1972-07-26 5 AMAZING NEW COCKROACH TRAP WORKS LIKE MAGIC! Catches and mDisposes of d[ W^^ Cockroaches^ ISk Without EMwctivw! Chemicals .^^T*?* Or POISOnS Lasts for years! Ingenious New Cockroach Trss> Can P±Uij_ Cockroach.. By th. Hundr^^rjLlL IS AMA2IN T T Nothmg you ye ever used before compares w.ih that crawl ov.. your673 words
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161 1972-07-26 6 Call to limit Asian doctors entering Australia SYDNEY. Tues A New South Wales hospital superintendent today called for limits to be set on the number of Asian doctors entering Australia. Dr. E A. Freeman, the medical superintendent of Oosford District Hospital, said there were two Important principles Involved In Australia'sReuter - 161 words
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Article46 1972-07-26 6 SINOAPORE. Tues Customs officers seised a 23 Smith and Wesson revolver curing a search on a ship berthed at PSA Oodown IS Tut Pridav. it was disclosed today. Pcltce said the revolver was found In a toilet of the ship Ceylon.46 words
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79 1972-07-26 6 Woman hanging clothes on 13th floor falls to her death SINGAPORE, Tbm. A 79-year-old woman. Wong Moh Tee, (ell to her death from the 13th floor of Block 6. Loroni One. Toa Pay oh today. Police said the fell while trying to hang clothes oat to dry. In another case,79 words
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Article29 1972-07-26 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Traffic police here today launched an operation to bring to book lorry drivers who spill earth, sand, rocks or wood chipping* from their vehicles29 words
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272 1972-07-26 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday TiHE 3,200 former employees of the Singapore 1 Traction Co. will soon be paid their retirement benefits now that the company has funds from the sale to Government of its MacKenzie Road property for a reported $2.5 million. A XDokpsman for272 words
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Article94 1972-07-26 6 MAN WHO WANTS TO GO TO JAIL PNANO, Tues. An unemployed man told a magistrate's court here today he broke a showcase In the hope of being sent to prison where he could get free food and lodging. "I am Jobless and I have no proper place where I can94 words
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Article71 1972-07-26 6 SINOAPORE. Tues Chung Shan Motors (Ptc) Ltd. will hold a cocktail reception from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday to celebrate the opening of Its new showroom and administrative offices at Ooldhill Plaza in Newton Road. To mark the occasion. Mr. rol Keng Joo. chairman and71 words
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90 1972-07-26 6 SAIGON, Tue*— A brief memorial sari In w*« held today for two Singapore TV cameramen killed while covering the northern fr• t 1a a t Thursday. The bodies ef Terence Khoo and Sam Kai Faye. both of the American Broadcasting Co., will be flown teAP - 90 words
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Article, Illustration262 1972-07-26 6 Will he, won't he, poser by I Chief Minister ALL SET FOR THE SWEARING-IN BUT. MALACCA, Tuesday INVITATIONS have gone out to VI Ps to at tend the swearing-in ceremony on Monday of Haji Abdul (Jhani Ali, 48, as Malacca's new Chief Minister. But the ceremony may have to be262 words
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129 1972-07-26 6 WORKERS' PARTY STARTS SINSEH SERVICE SINGAPORE, Tues. The Workers' Party has started a free sinseh service. A party statement today said the service started last night wltn a team of four registered Chinese physicians The service is from Monday to Saturday between 730 and 11 pm Medical attention is being129 words
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Article52 1972-07-26 6 Music theory course SINOAPORE. Tue« The Adult Education Board Is conducting a 15-week course from Aug 6 to prepare OHndldate* for the Theory of Music grade VIII 'final i ABRSM of London examination The fee is SCO. Application terms are available from the board's offices In Cmrnhill Road or the52 words
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Advertisement117 1972-07-26 6 OUR EXCLUSIVE S X "CHRISVON" COLLECTIONS I ARE MEANT FOR "YIPS" jj I LIKE YOU. I J A WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN TIES, I BOWS, SCARVES, MUFFLERS, j M (ALL IMPORTED) i l CHRISVON 5 I. IST. FLOOR, 152, SPECIALISTS' CENTRE, fl J ORCHARD ROAD, B SINGAPORE. L fSTS i^V^rV^B^B117 words
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141 1972-07-26 7 NANTAH'S FIRST EMERITUS AWARD TO DR FONG Turs -NanJ ymnc Univcnltjr wUI confer iv first award of BBMfflTa» Proffssor on in Hl' WlBWf'* MiIHBB asUirtfay Dr Fbot wms a rUlUng ■rilimi atfrtwi to M»nUhs bbbmbbcs DepartBMmt Ha nu retired to Bruin It U beltewd that he wUI not be taming141 words
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96 1972-07-26 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The SAF Reservists' Association has organised a series of activities far its members including s guide to highway code rumiiitissM maintenance and repair of hoasehotd appliances and tae-kwon-a* classes Coarse* in English and Mandarin have also been planned The activities will start some96 words
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229 1972-07-26 7 'I'm OK' he said after file pierced his heart Japanese supervisor in fatal accident By ELENA CHONG SINGAPORE, Tueadarj A JAPANESE mechanical supervisor \v:is fatally injured when a sharp-edged file which he was using plunged into his chest, a coroner's couit heard today. Mumezo Osada 47, had been employed by229 words
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Article, Illustration134 1972-07-26 7 SINGAPORE. Taes.— Police today appealed to those robbed of watches and jewellery between December and last month to check at the Central police station to see if their property in among valaables recovered. Police have collected 23 Rolex watches from three pawnshops since the134 words
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Article76 1972-07-26 7 Luxury touring coach put on show SINGAPORE, Tues. Harglll Engineering S> Pte. Ltd. today launched its first luxury touring coach with a short drive around the Shangri-La Hotel. The demonstration tour was (or about 35 travel agents and those In the tourist Industry The alr-cnndltloned coach, built In Kuala Lumpur,76 words
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Article215 1972-07-26 7 SINGAPORE, Tues Sin- l?a pore's trade with Western Australia should be stepped up because the xrowth rate of this market Is the highest of all the Australian states This advice came from the 16-man Singapore trade delegation which returned home after a twoweek trade promotion215 words
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201 1972-07-26 7 SINOAPORK. Tues Lee Kum Seng was pre rented by the University of Singapore Academic BtafT Union at the Con ference Hall tonight with proceeds going to the NTUC Workers Trust rund. The programme ratner uniquely started with a selection from Bart ok201 words
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Article54 1972-07-26 7 SINOAPORB. Tu«e Mr Llm P«i g Kok a craft Instructor at lh«- Baruiruddln Vocatloni>l Inttiiutt -<t <1 pir-tdfnt of the Arts end CrafU Education Society, will give demonstration on wcxxt-faiwnic on Saturday at the National Library .it 3pm The oemnnMratioi, U jointly organised by th* I.lbrnry's group .■♦rvlre*54 words
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Advertisement210 1972-07-26 7 The MAS girls have a promise to keep. The MAS girls have a promise never let you forget MAS. So "^*«*B£ aa**j4ft H V > to keep, a promise that is part when you fly MAS, you can of the MAS philosophy. expect a lot of extra special 1 bbbv.210 words
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134 1972-07-26 8 Dr Goh to get balloon blast report soon SINGAPORE Tues. The Iflndef team inquiring Into the balloon biasi during the first National Day parade rehearsal on July 16 U exoerted to submit a report to the Defenre Minister. Dr. Ooh Kent: Bwee. this week A Mindtf sposTSsman said tod.y Th*134 words
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Article59 1972-07-26 8 SINOAPORX Twaa The aoili Mm Asia Inn and Stoat lnHlty_ cf wfctrtl Stncapore flv*-d»y foundry ayaposluni in from BepC 4 to I LocaJ ninlhM In the Iron and steel industry who are interested can register with the Institute* office at the fifth floor. DOB Me*ng. 1».59 words
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Article29 1972-07-26 8 KI'ALA 1.1 MM B Taca. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs today announced that the Government of Malaywa will donate SS.SM to aid flood rietlsas la the P9JM9V9BML29 words
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68 1972-07-26 8 PENANO, Tues. Former Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman said today he would meet Tun Abdul Razak soon to seek permission to resign his Kuala Kedah Parliamentary teat. "It to not fair for me to remain an UP without doing my work, he laid.68 words
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282 1972-07-26 8 Con man with false cheques warning Singapore. Tuos pOLICE today warned the public to be aware of z young confidence trickster who is going round signing cheques not belonging to him to |»:iv for goods. Already 23 firms had reported being cheated of more than $20,000 r Police said the282 words
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Article, Illustration179 1972-07-26 8 A REFLECTOR is raised to catch the light, cameras roll and a scene of three yoang people enjoying a holiday in the tropical sunshine of Singapore Is caotured on Him. Shot at the poolsidc of the Singapore Hilton yesterday morning, the scene will be watched179 words
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84 1972-07-26 8 S'pore, KL health officials to meet KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Malaysian and Singapore Health Ministry officials will hold their twoday annual border meeting on St. Johns Island Singapore, from Monday A Health Ministry official said here today that the meeting would discuss health problems of mutual interest, especially communicable diseases "We84 words
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Article28 1972-07-26 8 SINGAPORE Tue» The Falrfleld Methodist OlrU School will hold Ita Founder 1 Day ser-vlce-cuin-g-raduatk-n ceremony In the nchool auditorium on Aug 4 at 8 30 am28 words
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Miscellaneous59 1972-07-26 8 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Hewndahl TMI9S IS TW' WNP C CAR TKUCT WHEN VA PRtVE *I6N ON TM' DOTTCP VA'LL BC TH' ONLY CLUCtc) I »V«»> VA STATURE, j- (jp TTM' MOUSE, LINK, ELMER... AN' < ON VSR aVOCK TMAT i i— r-^ OKAY/ TM' NBI&HSORS'U. HCRC'S SOMETMIN' OWIS THIS59 words
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Article, Illustration950 1972-07-26 9 BEN DAVIDSOH - Why I used my gun— by shooting case man BEN DAVIDSOH <I TOOK THEM FOR KIDNAPPERS' By Singapore Tv«» gl NINKSSMAN Anthony Kirn Yong Hock told the High Court today that he used his automatic pistol to 1 1 > and escape from the custody of it police raiding party950 words
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127 1972-07-26 9 OINOAPORE, Tues The Singapore Polytechnic Photographic Society Is inviting entries to Its fifth South-east Asian students photographic competition for 1972/73 The competition, open to student; in South-east Asia, Is divided Into the monochrome prints and colour slides sections. Awards are six gold statuettes.127 words
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77 1972-07-26 9 SINGAPORE. Tues— Eight employers were today fined a total of $1,470 In the tenth magistrate'! court for failing to submit contributions In time for their employee* to the Central Provident Fund Board The fines ranged from $50 to $425. The employers are Mandarin Room77 words
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Article40 1972-07-26 9 SINGAPORE, Tnea. Three armed robbers held up 3 an elderly couple in their Hat at Lo»er Delta Road and roSS the^of Jewellery worth $145 Before leaving, they tied and ragged Mr. and Mr*. Tang Ah Choy.40 words
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102 1972-07-26 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The ►-5 People's Association hat plans to expand its present kindergarten service, because of "overwhelm inf response." A PA official, confirming this today, said: "We are still Investigating where the need for new centres are. "We do know though that the demand102 words
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138 1972-07-26 9 Fisherman dies in bid to free anchor SINGAPORE. Tue«. A fishing trawler sailed back to Singapore yesterday, with the body of a Singapore fisherman who died after diving Into the sea to try and free the anchor stuck among the rocks. Fisherman Tan H 1 a n Slew, M, equipped138 words
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Article34 1972-07-26 9 SINGAPORE. TMW A coroner's court today recorded a verdict of suicide on 60-yew-old man. Lee Chor Lang, who fell to his death from a twostorey shophouse at Upper Hofckten Street on July34 words
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Advertisement8 1972-07-26 9 av"^B>^E^^^B^l I iSsKSTTrrJ L^ m l ib9v4wlßb\ BM~*9flv-SJs^l8 words
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Advertisement187 1972-07-26 9 ■w*?*^ w^ Ap 38 pap B^H fehteZ7 />® b^ B^bß ii^B^^^i^B^B^Bft^ /fflF <M^ L^B^B^B^B^BW I J m ,^fl «^T ftj? I I *<>/V* I b^t sfi* bHb^b^b^b^lSH pP^// cuts costs up to 40% Up > to 40%! How? Easy! transistorized and will copy Place anything you wish to copy anything187 words
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190 1972-07-26 10 Metric show in August at People's Park Complex SINOAPORI, Tues Mr Wee Toon Boon. Minister of Bute (Defence) and MP for Sepoy Lines, will open a 10-day exhibition on metrication at People's Park Shopping Complex on Aug. 1 The exhibition, divided Into four sections, is part of a month-long campaign190 words
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Article52 1972-07-26 10 S.NOAPORI Turn A cockUU party will be held on board the ship. Eastern Quean, at PSA on Auc 7 to celebrate the Introduction of the ship s Sir g«-pore-Premantle run. The party will be given by the Singapore Australia Shipping Co.. and Companla de Navegmcion Abeto52 words
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196 1972-07-26 10 Shopman cleared of helping to dispose $27,000 stolen gems SINGAPORE, Tues A *3 shopkeeper was today cleared of a charge of helping to dispose stolen Jewellery worth $27,000 Tan Chay Koon. 32. was accused of having helped In disposing gold ornaments at a shop In Munshl Abdullah Avenue on Aug.196 words
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Article34 1972-07-26 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues An unemployed youth. Abdul Razak bin Mokhtar. 21. of Rampon* Kelantan !n KoU Tlmrgl here «v today Jailed for It months for having a steel knuckle-duster In hit pcaaesaton34 words
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Article92 1972-07-26 10 ROBBERS' $1,000 HAUL FROM SHIP SINGAPORE. Tv««. Two robber* yesterday boarded a Japanese freighter at the Eastern Anchorage, ransacked the chief officer's cabin, and made off in a motorboat with belongings worth about SI.MT PoUce said the robbers were ransacking the cabin when Mr. Yashikatou Mi yam* entered, raised the92 words
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Article33 1972-07-26 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues A 21-yi»r-old youth. Abdul Zulghapha Khan was Jailed for three years by the Sesalons Court today for having 1.000 packets of ganja In Balak South on June 233 words
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Article145 1972-07-26 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Bank Employees' Union will meet management representatives from 23 banks for exploratory discussions on the Implementation of the National Wages Council's recommendations tomorrow. The meeting will take place at the office of the Singapore Employers Federation In Amber Arcade in the afternoon.145 words
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Article, Illustration414 1972-07-26 10 $3.6 mil study project for airport I Contract goes to aUS aero-space firm SINGAPORE. Tues AN American aero spate corponrfaWi tod*) signed a $3.6 million contract with the Ministry of Communications to plan the development of Singapore airport. The contract was signed by the president of Northrop Airport Development Corporation,414 words
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Advertisement310 1972-07-26 10 R% wr^Ri :r ßm\^^!RK^Rwßß9^Rrfß^^mfLm m^^^^lF y^Ka^B^B^^ y| a»a»^iß\JVa«^a*# Whether you re a coffee tippler. I |16 lldA^Bdl a tea addict or just have a low mW resistance to tasty snacks and H«*ajpfijl meals the Phoenix Coffee House y«y^^* ,s the place for you Open from 7 8,. m am. to310 words
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Miscellaneous169 1972-07-26 10 SESAME STREET Ry Cliff Roberts !/#*>•/ Oop By V.T. Han, lin NOW WAIT A MWajTe! i I ...ITS 7HC V-- U I ...Of COWJStMAN.' I .OSCAR* COMC UP JUST WHAT ARE MX) WHY, ONLY WHY TO YCXftfC YOU HUMANPUOES /tV £*O>fWY, WTTH ANOTHER /^jfurafM PLANNING ON TAKING f»—>7MNH, STKAIGHTtN WALL*169 words
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Article, Illustration820 1972-07-26 11 T. F. HWANG - T. F. HWANG inn also ordered to give costs, eight per cent interest By Singapore. Tuesday THK Sheriff of Singapore 1 Units won $170,880 comniiauon daim against stockbrokers Fraser and It ing the proiKitirs here for its client. Mi Nht'M Yuan Pai of Brunei.820 words
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101 1972-07-26 11 Indonesian girl fined for illegal entry SINGAPORE, Tues. A 17-year-old Indonesian girl. Ang Nanak alias Tan Ah Eng. waa fined $300 today for entering Singapore Illegally on Aug. 30 last year. She pleaded guilty Another Indonesian woman. Theng TJun Hua, 23, and five men were each jailed (or a month101 words
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159 1972-07-26 11 Tues. A series of piano concerts by five visiting pianists will be held at the Conference Hall from Aug. 21. With the light, semiclassical music, a glass of wine will be served to those attending the concerts. The Five-Pianos Festival, organised by159 words
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143 1972-07-26 11 Court reverses accident claim decision SINGAPOKE. Tm A High Cwetft decision. iliwlnHg a fatal bus accident claim, was reversed today by the Cwart Appeal in a reserved Judgment On Jar 24. the Singapore Traction Co. was cleared •f all blame In a civil salt arising from the death of a143 words
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Advertisement160 1972-07-26 11 I ill I BBS* B^^p a taßaa^yk^a^ B f-*JflriHfl^^k a^ 1^ >a^ a^ ss aaas*^B4* a *SJg w Hot water costs you less from Rbeem Hume hot water heaters. lower initial costs lower installation costs lower operating costs Lower costs all round. That's the Rheem Plan Installation costs are low.160 words
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Advertisement452 1972-07-26 11 Save postage B&P tell you how B&P, the envelope specialists, have the correct size, shape, colour, and quality of envelopes that will make a difference to your company. In terms of prestige. And cost. Consider B&P's re fastenable envelopes for instance. It cuts postage costs and yet has the prestige452 words
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Miscellaneous278 1972-07-26 11 Straits Times Crossword BSI~~BSSSI~~BSSSI BSSSI^~~BSSSST~BSSSa^I~~~^^I~ 2l"^ ACKOSS Reason for use of tiller* (•> IHe wrote of peculiar dancer i Mrs. Neale oontrtTed to about lawn laatocattnr <6. 4) carry point, belnf rude (10). S Old king finds endless waaf t Panic act m dole dlatrlbuof saeat (4) Uonf Nonatnae (10)278 words
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171 1972-07-26 12 Exhibition of genuine medicines from China SINGAPORE. Tues —Those »J who put their faith in Chinese medicines will soor learn how to differ--1 entiate genuine made-In-China products from the imitations, for a three-week exhibition of Chines* patent medicines and medicated liquor will start at the Overseas Emporium at Peoples Park171 words
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102 1972-07-26 12 First Asian for IFFTU executive board KUALA LUMPUR, Tues NUT president. Mr. Oumam Singh, has been elected to the executive board of the International Federation of Free Trade Unions the first Asian to be on the board. The elections were held during IFTTU's world conference In Vienna which ended two102 words
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Article32 1972-07-26 12 BINOAPORE. Tuw The Retain International Singapore group will celebrate 1U fourth anniversary with floral dupUys at the Dalvey Road rendence of the Auatrallan Hlffh Commnatoper on Friday at 1030 am32 words
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254 1972-07-26 12 Catholic teachers to start new classes on religion SINGAPORE. Tues. The Catholic Teachers' Movement here plans to start new classes on religion for Catholic students In September The CTM president. Mr. Lewis Sewell. disclosing this today said: "Over 150 lay teachers from Catholic schools have so far volunteered to conduct254 words
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92 1972-07-26 12 KUALA I I MPI R Turs The Government hopes to have at least 6M.M* acceptors of its. planning programme In the next two- and -a -half years. To meet this objective, the National Family Planning Board will implement the Integration famil) planning services in the92 words
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298 1972-07-26 12 NANCY BYRAMJI - Douglas to fly in DC-10 on sales mission NANCY BYRAMJI Battle hots up for that big jet contract By Singapore. Tues McDONNKM, Douglas Aircraft Company will fly in its new DC 10 trijet here on a sales mission on Sunday. This was disclosed by Douglas sales director for the Pacific298 words
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Article48 1972-07-26 12 SINGAPORE. Tuea. Th« Bennett Estate Residents Welfare Association will hold iu> annual dinner and National Day celebrations at the Sin Leong Restaurant In Upper Serangoon Road on Aug S at 7.30 pm The MP for Potong Pa*ir. Mr. S Ramaswamy. will be guest of honour.48 words
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Advertisement207 1972-07-26 12 m^mmmmmm&mmmmmmmmmmmmmi ■COMA* SOON S *v N, LIDO f I Sorting mtk m^ WITHOUT S A CAUST EAST OF «V^\J EDIT *JJ CCD out >ia .•^»i i i i IS SS —I GIANT V y SSS VgA UWEEK! S»— WAINII —OS. A Www. Ci«iii«lii»li«i C— i— «t t HI -OP€NS TOOAY207 words
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Advertisement152 1972-07-26 12 HE IS 16 BUT i B HIS GUN IS A MAN KILLING ONE! I L^L^z »^B L^Lv I B^k^^^^^^ CULPEPPER CATTLE CO. I; 20TH (TI*TU«VTOX f+LSUfn "TIC CULTtffW CATTU CO i A RICHARDS a HCLMKK PMDUCTION J > GARY caiMtt wd MLUk XMCEN" BUSH awMaaj LUKE ASKEW K HOPKINS MMN152 words
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Advertisement285 1972-07-26 12 «^A%\NVVVWVVVVVVVWVV%rVWVV\ a WV. VVWWWrSWA^ A Mandarm JWRjOMS B«IVf-IM Cbmm SIS. f ?^*jS lAST -AT- 7SS4t*SfM V TWIT ■H^ 1 '^OttBHiTnBTriiTiTiBBBBi 3? ih* **«*^BIJJL4IwLLMbWI mv lAa»*a— Ceeb laoli»iit»atWt*Calliai Cilia IS.SS I •a 4.SS «aa> ANar 4.SS p.m. pbim tubbiai *aa be I —-m a^_ i--^ *»4B»^^Bk«'e» *j <<■■ m I MOTpVVH285 words
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Advertisement726 1972-07-26 12 r ORCANISATION s www Mwwnn ii* p rM l« ll**. I 4S. 4 SS. a M 4 •it 4) M O*an Cnua« 4 L** L"<a tana W *^1M MaMV*S)SS> VO>. M Mandortr m SCO*f 4 C(XC« COMINC MOW lAMft MAM WIIB At "Saaal WMliiil A CiW COLO* wittt Natalia *»o.«i726 words
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Advertisement240 1972-07-26 13 m I now at tl^O TIARA! She's hart! At the fabulous Tiara: Nina Barly Israel's jlk songstress and internationally acclaimed star of stage and TV Nina sings your kind of songs in French. Spanish, Hebrew, English and r,reek Dine and dance at the Tiara. Where you can enjoy the finest240 words
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Advertisement236 1972-07-26 13 New Cuscaden Room Big business often talks best over lunch at New Cuscaden Room Quiet relaxing, very private Superb food and wine Faultless yet unobtrusive service that never interferes with your conversation All very mellow and persuasive When your meal could mean a big deal, bring h.m to lunch at236 words
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Advertisement171 1972-07-26 13 TW woneVrf ui EagfakfaedofeVgood otdaavsKaaciat THE BEEFEATER \lrHyourfrieadsiaa 1 i Sn!Sim VMiq ICS! Oeea fee hMche\ caaßpr lIJM)».m.-Mi*B«ht Pkeae 37l42s af^^JLal af^kAaVasdaa.* lITIICIIHB V*M> VOIRnRTT ||\aad*Take--Awi>' •J» ej^^"^^ R^riWfßMAHßß^>HHlil Ca// af j Stella D oro j: Restaurant j: 279. Orchard Road Tel: *****6 far ytir tat ing pleasire Mon Fri171 words
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Advertisement326 1972-07-26 13 II at the PENTHOUSE DISCO II I IT* FLOOR HOTEL MALAYSIA E MON.TOTNUR. M No minimum charge 9 FRLfi SAT. RRBT DRINK :$S OPENS 9 P.M. CLOSES 2 AJvl. E CLOSED ON SUNDAYS 1 1 nil i j motel fiSfiasayßiEi sng^r: I TEL *****1 H^^DRE^IIIFOjmjL^^J aH* g/* I --.290 Orchard326 words
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Article400 1972-07-26 14 Barring a miracle which continued to look unlikely as yesterday wore on, the British may be facing today the spectre of a Trade Union Congress call for a countrywide general strike If the five Jailed dockers have not been released, or have not purged their contempt of court400 words
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Article198 1972-07-26 14 The ban on smoking in cinemas in Kuala Lumpur, Imposed by the Minister of Local Government, apparently places some of the responsibility for enforcement on cinema owners, although the gazetted amendment to the Theatres Enactment does not make this clear What if patrons take no notice of198 words
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Article310 1972-07-26 14 By PHILIP JORDAN AT the end of each day of the Spass-ky-Flacher chesa battle. Yugoslav Grand Master Svetosar GUgorlr races back to his Reykjavik hotel room and telephones an account of the day's events to a Glasgow printer. He Is writing an Instant paperback for Fontana. Propped310 words
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Article, Illustration1182 1972-07-26 14 JAKARTA After 15 yean of talks and indecision, interrupted by three yean of confrontation, ladonpsU and Malaysia are preparing: to introduce a new system of spelling next month as the first step In a plan to align their two ianruage*. ThoughReuter - 1,182 words
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476 1972-07-26 14 MUNICH. The newest hero of the West German counter-culture Is a tall and articulate 20- year-old athlete who has captured a surprising place for the new Left in the most popular and highly paid group in the country the national soccer476 words
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460 1972-07-26 14 THE traditionally white motion picture lndustry Increasingly Is thinking black Films designed primarily to attract blac audiences are In and most of them are showl K profits NEW YORK Tu«i Three black films are currently being exhibited In houses on New York's Broadway "Shaft'sNYT - 460 words
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Advertisement84 1972-07-26 14 RELIABILITY! I MaL '■< B iMaalfSsisai 4 Lsfl aaaam. -Wl Lg Z^g < nQITi EXAMINATION AIDS FOR STANDARD FOIB. FIVI. ft SIX By Edacatloa Specialists Published by GEETHA EagUsh Language Bahasa Malaysia Arithmetic History (In Bahasa Malaysia) Geography (In Bahasa Malaysia) Science PRICE Std 4bk 81 cts per copy Std84 words
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1047 1972-07-26 15 BLAIR JCHNSON - Sime Darby heads for world of high finance BLAIR JCHNSON By §IMK Darby's latest step t.ikrs it into thr world of high iinance. The acquisition oj (.'live Mold in^s will give it a stion^ footing in European financial ircles and enable it to dtlu- deejKT in to financial and investment1,047 words
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Article127 1972-07-26 15 Wigs' end r those diehard* who reaaain unconvinced that the local wig industry has fallen on hard times, perhaps this story *ill change their minds. Sales have been so slow for so lone it seems, that wig makers have to resort to a rather ingenious, if somewhat undignified.127 words
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344 1972-07-26 15 Suspension of the 'twins' remains while talks go on SUSPENSION of Island Peninsular Development and Austral Malay Tin shares at the start of trading on Monday afternoon took the market by surprise. Both counters had been "designated securities" for some time, but the sudden announcement of suspension without any reason344 words
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365 1972-07-26 15 LEO GONZAGA - THE S'PORE INVESTMENT MODEL-AND HOW NOT TO COPY IT LEO GONZAGA By If ANILA: The name '"of Singapore: crops un almost every time the discussion here is about investment policy, for Singapore is being held up as the "best example" of a State which is supposed to have accelerated economic365 words
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618 1972-07-26 15 HENRY CHANG - How rubber investments can still be profitable HENRY CHANG By I OW prices notwith- standing, investments in rubber a~e still worthwhile and economically justified provided modern technology is fuily exploited to increase both land and labour productivity. This heartening conclusion Is made by Mr Ng Choonx 800 l of the618 words
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Advertisement91 1972-07-26 15 Philips transistorize your memory. sflL ssf C i\ a#, TV** li 4* A ■Rssfl BBH A Tha Philips Pocket Mamo. A triumph of miniaturiiation. 14- fcwaar than no'* oo bul "^o"** tnd pUv b^ k your^Ttha spot notes, memos. raports. telephone calls, with '"Tdell 'f*y*-J» buainaas involve* traval. Just ma«91 words
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Advertisement135 1972-07-26 15 •AGt IS TOT4I SYSTEMS I L II #i| J FROM ORIGINAL ENTRY L-kJk^Ukvi TO FINAL REPORT First Oversea Credit Limited Specialist Industrial Financiers We can custom build finance plan to mast your particular rwedsand provide benefits to your business Heavy Equipment F inance Industrial Machinery Finance Industrial Equipment Leasing Sale135 words
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522 1972-07-26 16 CLARE RECKERT - Can upward thrust of company profits in US be maintained? CLARE RECKERT By NIW YORK Stoeable corporate profit* were piled up In the second quarter, swelling the halfyear earnings Increase well within the rates forecast six months ago by optimistic eco n o mists Price and wage controls, apparently, had522 words
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Article139 1972-07-26 16 Kenworth 's course THREE officials from Kenworth Motor Truck of the VS. are now conducting a five-day sales, service and parts course for Its South-east Asian distributors at Singapore's Hotel 81ngapura I n t c r c o ntlnental. The course ends on Friday. They are Mr. Oene Byers, training139 words
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Article187 1972-07-26 16 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr. WE. Dunn has returned to Singapore to take up the position of the Trio Lines ship's planner in association with the Port of Singapore and will be in charge of stowage on Trio Lines container vessels calling at Singapore. Yon* Kam Fook Plastic Industries of Malay»l».187 words
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325 1972-07-26 16 Low fares scheme helps to keep Qantas in the air By KINOSLCY WOO© SYDNEY: Qantas. no longer the same happy airline to Its public, is still able to pack the passengers In. General manager Captain B.J. Ritchie says the airline s share of the International travel market has Jamped to325 words
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Article, Illustration613 1972-07-26 16 Launched first luxury cruise ship to be based in Singapore THE first luxury cruise ship to be based In Singapore. Holland America Lines Prinsendam, was launched at the De Merwede Yard In Holland earlier this month (see picture) According to a spokesman for Travel and Tranportation. local agent for Holland613 words
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Advertisement231 1972-07-26 16 Vxi can't mislay the key to this case The attache case with a combination lock MBJSHHM iffClac^in 100 Th.s is the Samsomte Class.c 100 flB requ.red New styling and more bm^™ £Z h hT" II comfortable handle too. Available or weigh down f oc,ets And the **0 a Mag.strate $128.231 words
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Advertisement102 1972-07-26 16 Wfe have just moved tolbkyo. Now United California Bank has a branch in Tokyo. It will mean better, faster service. For many multi-national companies. For importers and exporters. And for our correspondent banks, in scores of countries, that do business with the Orient. We are happy to announce this latest102 words
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Article, Illustration151 1972-07-26 17 H MniiMii $2 0 .45 *lhrd (Imc |3M .40 Rah Hrd 15 3«' 25 M Tctam $5 05 21 i Ticks MM +M M iredit $3 50 .18 I O Bank $7 10 .15 M $494 14 O«ink>« $5 05 .13 rublic Bank $1 79 13 I151 words
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Article1068 1972-07-26 17 bio *no errsa raicti crn CIAi.LV LtSTBO AT TNI am a» awsiaisss t»s t'«C«»l«l A«O KUALA lUM •sevSiasaiTS IN BMACHBTS <llT|no<T alias Fifh Bumlpuira I. SI aa Sixth Bumiputra 1.11 1.17 Slwgaesn Unit TnNt iMamit'i mm far Mr M> Tha C—iaasrea In 4 1 «O I.M The aavix1,068 words
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Article245 1972-07-26 17 Buying interest props the market SECOND and third lia* te- sacs Btrei ahead wi •■stained buying interest on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. rop liners were easier In the morning si —inn k«t drew better support later to finish off bottom l*he Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share245 words
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Article68 1972-07-26 17 fHESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday (or value on July 27 The rate* are (or deposits ot US$25 000 and above 1 mth 5 5 16 to SVi'". 2 mths i\ to S I6 r 3 mths 6>» to 5 11 16-; mthi 668 words
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Article1544 1972-07-26 17 BUWIW in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Exchange yesterday with the number of shares trad, d shown In brackets in tots uf 1000 unloas ullaiilii specified INDISTBIALS Wma Hi 2M las* It) 139 111 133 XjiMoaoio ill 2 75 \IHe4 <1,544 words
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Article120 1972-07-26 17 By KINGLSEY WOOD SYDNEY: The US-based W. R Grace group i> planning to establish one of the world's largest paper pulp plants in North Queensland— usinc sugar cane waste as the raw material. .Mr Peter Evenden, senior Grace executive in Australia, said two sites at Mackay were120 words
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Article228 1972-07-26 17 FIRST Oversea Credit has achieved pre-tax profits of 5399.092 in its first full year of operations, that ended September 1971. This compares with an initial start-up loss of $93,545 for JuneSeptember 1970 The company, a Joint venture between the First National Cltv Bank and the Oversea228 words
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Article190 1972-07-26 17 T»HE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday was 1 trimmed by $2 to $620 per plcul on an official offering down 43 tons tj 270 tons. The softening of price In the local market was attributed partially to the easier sentiment overseas where the overnight London price for190 words
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Article56 1972-07-26 17 Menday Saturday USS USS London SV2O W.OO Beirut «5 95 S5 50 Homckoni 4« .16 Zurich 65.108 ss.oob U 44* H.3OS Par,. 64)47 Mil pore ill tn.h. MM sore <1\ 227 2S 227 25 (1) export prices In ron-iterltnf ar-as la U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers56 words
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Article21 1972-07-26 17 JULY. 25. Bl'BBEl 91.M cents (down •25 cent). TIN: S€2« (down 12). Official offering 270 tons (down 43 tons).21 words
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Article111 1972-07-26 17 C MINIS! PMODUCI tXCMANCI lIHCAP-OKI MOON CLOSING MICH PM PICUL TISTIMOAY. Ceeemrt Oil: bulk $34 1 aellera. drum S34| iiellers. Ceara: Mix (loose) UK Com. S2OIB Vea«er Muntok ASTA white r.o.b. 1O«>.; NLW Sl*7i se'lers. aara wak white f.o b. M« NLW Sl7?i sellers. Sarawak specmi blark foh111 words
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Article37 1972-07-26 17 London ropper prlr*i on Monday iprcvioua In brackets Wir*nar Spot buyer 1419 00 (£*****) leller f 419.50 (£420.501 Three months buyer {430.00 (1411. 0ut seller 1430 90 I (431.90). Market te«e Steady, Sale*: 1.790 torn37 words
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Article39 1972-07-26 17 In London on Monday the palm oil prtrtf of Malayan S per rent CtF IK N Furopaan porti in tlx hulk •tcrllnf per lone ton S*pt. D*e. waa quoted at VKttO sallcra. or Cont. MIS •«ll«n (unchangrdi.39 words
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Article481 1972-07-26 17 BUYERS prices In the rubber market yesterday were marked down at the opening, and the market later tended to sag but found a ledge at 9100 cents per kilo for current month. Lower sheets were neglected and were marked down at noon. The morning session closed very481 words
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Article81 1972-07-26 17 DAILY SMR prices issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday AUG. SEPT. SCV 5L I 10 30 SO (1-ton pallet) (14on pallet i (1-ton pallet) (1-ton pallet> (1-ton pallet i 1-ton pallet > Buyer* Seller* CenU per kj 9950 100 SON81 words
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Article207 1972-07-26 17 MAW PAR Brothers International has told the Btock Exchange that the net tangible asset back Ing In Edible Oil Products (Malaysia i In which its subsidiary Haw Par Brothers i Malaysia i has taken a 30 per cent stake will be $1 per share (less pre-production ex pensesi207 words
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Article220 1972-07-26 17 fHE As oclatton of Banks In Malaysia Singapore announced these be-t agreed merchant rates as at July 25 Leeal aeJlan to eae aalt af FerHfß mrrtu Bt«rllng Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.B Dollar lewal doUan la 100 nails of Foreign Carreacy220 words
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Advertisement254 1972-07-26 17 PARKER 45 T FMiter ItlieintMiq I 'convertible' The Flighter dots whjt other pent can't do it fills two W4vs. From in ink bottle or with a Urge capacity cartridge that writes up to 10,000 words. Point assembly is easily replaceable with t choice of point ittti. Ranging from Extra Fine254 words
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Article385 1972-07-26 18 muiMiW Rubber btatM reports cam gMgftaj drop .r. pr-ru Ptaa* the year endajd March in. pre-tax pro tm I*U sharply to $231 •M from $*****0 the year before Tax takes $T7 M 0 BflBBMl $14*VS0© pre--3S IBBVBJI pA of $IS3MW at the net frWi maaaparer) with TwtgU art****385 words
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Article330 1972-07-26 18 MELBOURNE Tues Rises narrvwly nwtßl—fceise falls M dwU twßßig m the MelkourM Stock BSKMMafi toramy ■*r r.* pajBJBJI •r MtaMi liwud to A$J »S in ihr valw of Imc nifhrt L-aar--oMtk%Xks hsgtgtyr PafoAt rvpoft Th* rcwK> votv 4mMc%9«s oy §v*w* Meat health isgylallssM which baxaamc efloruve during the year330 words
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Article310 1972-07-26 18 VIW YORK Mon—Bolstered by an influx of bullish ecommtt staOstlrs and glowing ■MM* e^sarter corporate earnSthe market scored Ks best m nearly a year in heavy turnover Heftjtejg Is spar demand for Meeas was a bullish preliminary corporate profit Mtrvey by Pint National City Bunk and two oattaWarttt310 words
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Article224 1972-07-26 18 UONO KONO Tues After the previous days severe drop In prices the market opened on a much firmer note with interest centred on Hone Ka*n and rar Laatera Uvcaiateal which had lieclare* a one for one bonus scrip tesue after yesterday s close The counter was well traded224 words
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Article108 1972-07-26 18 n.N'AX lAL TIMES TINS Monday M 41 fj^*r m 51 Week ago UM Xl KKIK> J*°n<»«y 132 ea •*rtday J34 M Week ago JJJJ7 OILS Monday j JJ jg Friday jjj 45 Week ago JJOJJ INDt'STKIALS Monday *M 4 >*"-W«/ SOJI Week ago MM 4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIAL*108 words
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Article39 1972-07-26 18 On trw Ira* aichanst market la Hans Keag y—*trtmr taa 111 «stlar qiMM*4 at STI far T.T. rd fur CMX MarMMS »aj «w«4 at 14 00 u4 •at laal af saM wu qitottd at 412 5v39 words
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Advertisement572 1972-07-26 18 JARDINES FINANCE CONTROLLER for AUSTRALIA The JoroW, Morh—oii Group In Ausfrollo It soaking o senior executive for appointment to this newly creoted position in the Group. Personol specifications or*. 1. Gtiienthp Austrollon preferred but not essential. olthough experience of working In Austrolkj is desirable. 2. Preferred oge: 35 to 45572 words
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Advertisement481 1972-07-26 18 We would like to thank all applicants who responded to our appointments advertisement that appeared in the Straits Times of June 30 and July I, 1972 and also in the Sunday Mail of July 2, 1972. Owing to the large numbers of applications for the various positions, we do not481 words
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Advertisement546 1972-07-26 18 1. MANAGER of an ADVERTISING AGENCY An international advertising group is seeking a manager for it* Malaysian operations The business is expanding and the man will be expected to spend much of his time seeking new business as well as looking after existing clients. New business will have the satisfaction546 words
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Article, Illustration300 1972-07-26 19 K. S. SIDHU - K. S. SIDHU NINE HELD AFTER CALL By Singapore, Tuesday p()LI(.'K arrested nine men in Changi early today, while a dramatic- iH>inh search was on at the Singapore airport following a telephone calt. Acting swiftly, police traced the call to a bungalow house In LengkokChris Loh - 300 words
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Article120 1972-07-26 19 STORE GIRL ORDERED TO LEAVE NZ \l CKLAND. Tin- A year-eld Stauaaore lirl Han Sin Tali, has aaaa ataani v leave H*w ZealaMl ay the c*4 •f tar week aecaaae her vMtor s visa has expired Wai Man raav to New Zealand in Janaarv aa> a ihrrr anonth visitor's visaReuter - 120 words
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Article125 1972-07-26 19 SINGAPORE, Tuea. Abdullah bin Bakar. 44. was fined $600 or three months' jail for having a forged Singapore identity card. Inspector Anthony Lee, prostcuting. said police checked Abdullah who was found behaving suspiciously, at the junction of Island Club and Upper Thomson Road yesterday Residents125 words
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Article60 1972-07-26 19 SINOAPORE Tues The »J0 residents of the Woodlands ■mm for the Aged will be treated to a Tea-party by the •Micfcpore branch of the Royal Owtfssai League at 3 pm on Thursday PMtowing the party, orfsnuarl ar tltt branch as part of its rlantablr activities the60 words
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Article47 1972-07-26 19 SINOAPORI TUW. University of Slngaport notary lecturer. Mr DH Murphy will five a Ulk on Life In the mil" to upper secondary and pre-unlw-Uty student* at the National Museum. Mctur* hall on Aug IS at 2 pjn The ulk la orcsnlsed by the47 words
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97 1972-07-26 19 Container ship expert due for talks SINOAPORE. Tues Captain A C Sparks, nautical adviser for Ocean Fleets Ltd., will arrive here on Thursday for a two-day visit to discuss the berthing of container ships with the Port of Singapore Authority He will meet the Portmaster. Captain Ooh Choo Keng. the97 words
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Article44 1972-07-26 19 SINOAPORE. Tuea To* Payoh and Upper Berangoon portal tgencles will be open for buMnea* tomorrow and Aug 1 respectively The To* Payoh agency U at Block 123. 495 Lorong 1, Tom Payoh and the other agency it at 1234. Upper Serangoon Road.44 words
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150 1972-07-26 19 SINOAPORE. Tue s Finance companies in Singapore had assets totalling $804 7 million up to last month, an increase of $1706 million in the past 12 months Of the total assets. $271 million were deposited with banks and other institutions $21 5 million held150 words
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266 1972-07-26 19 Big sweep by two schools in speech contest •y CNCW LCC CHINC SINGAPORE, Tues. It was a field day far students of Dimii Government Chinese Middle School and St. Nicholas Girls' School. Between them, they ■wept practically all the prises in the Chinese oratorical contest organised Jointly by the National266 words
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Article31 1972-07-26 19 SINOAPORE. Tues —Mr. Mon Sul Sen. Minister for Finance, will present awards at Outrrnn Secondary School's annual speech day at the Singapore Conference Hall at 4 p.m on Saturday31 words
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215 1972-07-26 19 People in 'dry' areas appeal to Govt for water SINOAPORE. Tues— More people living in drought -hit areas of Singapore are appealing to the Oovernment for water to cater for their daily needs The Ministry of Law and National Development has made arrangement.* with the Public Utilities Board to supply215 words
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Advertisement87 1972-07-26 19 PRINTOUT VI t ji ji ILJULJ Canon Pocketronic for the man who values perfection. Print -out tapes allow thorough cross-checking. Ensure no mistakes in your vital calculations. Print-out tapes form an indisputable record for reference. On your new projects. Print-out tapes come in snap-in, snap-out cassettes. Make loading swift and87 words
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Miscellaneous904 1972-07-26 19 On your TV and Radio )M PM Ooenmg and House* yes 7M English eryone Control S.N PM Programme Summary 131 inatmee-A Big Fortune is Coming (Chinese) S.M Schools Qu saa *u--3.M Nam Isainyarkal, featuring IN News m English 7.4J Serbamka 1123 Final News V.I. SuDramamam (Repeat) 111 Carol Burnett Show904 words
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131 1972-07-26 20 Kidnap charge against executive amended SINOAPORE Tues Sales executive Richard Sim Chor Wah. 30, today faced an amended charge of kidnapping a girl from a discotheque to force her into having sexual relations with him A preliminary Inquiry was fijwd for Oct 2 mm Is acevMd of abductla« ttw H-rnr-oid131 words
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78 1972-07-26 20 PROTEST BY SIKHS ON CRASH HELMETS SINGAPORE. Tue» The Sikh Missionary Society Malaya today protested against the "views of the Malaysian Minister of Transport for not exempting the Sikhs from wearing crash helmets on religions gronnds At an emergency meeting of the society heM in Singapore today, it "wgen the78 words
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Article, Illustration780 1972-07-26 20 SHEN SWEE YONG - SHE N SWEE YONG WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PROPOSALS By Singapore. Tues TOP Governroenl doctor has nil led for a periodical revision on Ihe quantum of workmen's compensation in keeping with changes in development. Dr. J.M.J. Supramanlam, medical superintendent of Tan Took Seng Hospital, said the quantum780 words
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169 1972-07-26 20 Plan for demobbed soldiers to go into fanning KUALA LUMPUR Tues From the army to modern-day agriculture after specialised training In college. That Is the plan the Oovernment has drawn up for servicemen who are due to retire from the army This "unlform-to-the-aoU" experiment Is the first of its kind169 words
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83 1972-07-26 20 Bus driver cleared of bribe charge BINGAPORE. Tues A bus driver accused of giving a $10 bribe to a Custom officer was today acquitted and discharged without his defence being called. Ourdev Sinfh alias Sucha Singh, wax alleged to have given the money to Mr Teo Bak Leng at the83 words
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Article60 1972-07-26 20 PENANO Tuet A British truck driver, Michael Brian Pattlnson, 29, was jailed today (or one year (or having (Ive packets o( cannabls. The court was told that a police Inspector, acting on a tipoff, stopped and searched Pattlnaon at a bus tennlnua on July 10 He60 words
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Article58 1972-07-26 20 KUCHINO. Tues —The Pepper Marketing Board wlil toon license all pepper dealers and exporters In Johore and Sarawak The board has decided that no dealer shall purchase pepper for the purpose of telling In bulk or for export unless he Is licensed. "Bulk Is defined58 words
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Article, Illustration361 1972-07-26 20 VICTOR NO - VICTOR NO ■y Singapore, Tu«e. THE growth of International trade Is being hampered by discrepanles In the legal systems of trading partners. An authority on Inter national trade law, Prof. John Honnold who said this today, added: "There are certain basic contradictions in the361 words
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257 1972-07-26 21 Recovering money from a de-licensed chit fund company farm UM Chit Fund Bill f» came Into effect, one of ties f fsanwiiln which returned it* licence to the Cbsasalsstonrr of Chit that it miUI aatti* All jaMgajj I d»> Bsiassoosrs office brought the following comment As the company is no257 words
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250 1972-07-26 21 Suspension of postal order services in sterling unjustified 'THE postal authori--1 ties decision to saspend ail money order and postal order services In sterling because of the flotation of the pound Is most unjustified. With the sattttneJoa of these service*. It Is ls«--poaaihie to tcad to Britain •mail. ha* Important.250 words
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95 1972-07-26 21 STUDENTS of Falrfleld Methodist Olrls' School are caught richt In the middle of a bulldinc project and the noise and air pollution U becoming intolerable The no i se from tractors, lorries and cranes distracts us from our studies And the smoke from the machines95 words
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Letter376 1972-07-26 21 ...or what can happen when problems of a primary pupil are allowed to go undetected FULLY endorse Mr. Ngiam Tee Liang's comments (S.T., July 20) concerning Miss Masie Kwee's article. My reaction to the comments and the article Is that while we do recognise the376 words
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Letter33 1972-07-26 21 Has It not occurred to Mr. Watson that by the time the "Kra plan" materialises the Thai authorities would also have had the opportunity to Improve and update their plans? T.A.8., Singapore It.33 words
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Letter55 1972-07-26 21 I REFER to the report headlined "Kra plan won't hit us" (ST., July 13). Mr. C. N. Watson, managing director of Keppel Shipyard <Pte> Ltd., was reported to have said: "By the time the canal is constructed Singapore would have advanced tremendously and be In such a strong position that55 words
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Letter92 1972-07-26 21 RANGOON Road at the point where It Joins Serangoon Road Is very narrow and. in view of the potential danger to traffic there, needs widening urgently. The narrow section of Rangoon Road lies between Serangoon Road and Race Course Road Buses from the city and proceeding along Rangoon Road find92 words
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553 1972-07-26 21 Nothing to suggest that the doctor had overreacted I AM rather amused by the way Dr Nalla Tan counter-replied (ST.. July 17) the reply by Dr Andrew Chew <B.f July 14). I have read Dr. Chew's reply and can see nothing In It to suggest that he has over-reacted as553 words
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93 1972-07-26 21 lEFFEB to the letter by Horace Poon (8.T., Jaae 24) regarding the appear aace of the National Junior College The answer to his suestion Is rather obvioas. The creepers which be referred to as the "green Him of vegetation" are In keeping with she efforts93 words
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110 1972-07-26 21 FAULTY VEHICLES THAT JAM UP THE ROADS T. H Elliots letter (S.T.. July It) referring to vehicle breakdowns made me wonder why In Singapore motorists do not push their brokendown vehicles to one side of the road. It Is a common sight to see s ear, with Its bonnet propped110 words
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Advertisement144 1972-07-26 21 Loniv M IDO YOU'LL BE THE PROUD OWNER OF THIS BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED PIONEER CAR CARTRIDGE SET. CJtO sj^ET-^iM PIONECET? "^a|^^y ■-^■^■^aaaaaaaaaa»B»j^Bj BJk. J k gaaaaaia^aaa*—^^ •y o c gaHBaVgBB >' h9^^sm jJH ■Eaam^H 1 <r T^sa s< aal aflaar Wm^^mm wll^^^^m r^laa?^aaaaal laanT^" *2 !^caa» B™^™^^^^ a^s^™^^^^l«nsßaaaß btd fl^R |^*jw^*4)144 words
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Advertisement440 1972-07-26 21 SKIN TROUBLES GO FASTwith D.D.D. Clear haalthy tkin for all tha family D.D.D. quickly clean up ugly spots, rashes, ccseass, itdung and all ochcr tkin blemithe*. Antiseptic toothing D.D.D. hnngt instant relief from prickly nsst sad it wonderful for healing sung*, cuts and burns. aaaaa ''■S si I ,aß am^'^w440 words
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Advertisement699 1972-07-26 22 MAJLM r"~»- LCAB BANDAB rtuti rtNAMo r i *f^^ l> ___f l > l y <— Wargmnegmrml A PVfIAVAI sC^srfs^sfttsftM B Pi-isntu Jwratdrm inoa A TsVMt kUTAD( Vftrtpttflft mm mmmmmm^ wmmmjm mtmmmX HM^B^Bi M tmlMsa B Tilak Burma— dstripmda 21 tahiMi totag4 IMak snelebenl «4 tmbm KmXATAKAM Dm* PCNGALA)«M* A699 words
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Advertisement727 1972-07-26 22 m MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE BERHAD Invites applications for the appointment of ASSISTANT STAFF SOLICITOB Age: Not less than 25 years. The advocate and solicitor for this appointment In the Company's expanding Legal Division which is responsible for all legal work in connection with the Company's loan, securities marketing ooeratlons727 words
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Advertisement1053 1972-07-26 22 LXMBAGA nLAbOHAN KKLANO Jawstts* Keaasw fnwihißMi a4a-l*h ei-petawa aartpada War**: Negara Malaysia, iletakl sah*ja> antok jawatan knaong dl-deJam Paaokan Kadi Nam* Jawatan PMnbantu K— lamatan (Ui Bahagian Baiiagtan MX i tUi Tangga O*Jl AIM 230 i 15 M 0 100 x 19 «J0 dl-tesabfth dengmn Baun Sara Hldup ■MBurut kadar1,053 words
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Advertisement481 1972-07-26 22 LAND WANTED Within Singapore) I. INDUSTRIAL PURPOSE: Required 70,000 sq ft within 6 mil«s from Town Essential services such as 240 V/ 440 V electricity, sewer and water should be available Preferably freehold but will consider if not below 60 years lease 11. RESIDENTIAL ESTATE: Required 50,000 to 100.000 sq481 words
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Advertisement1320 1972-07-26 23 I tun laaaaaj tar •aMIIM ItPfJIM I Aag I Aag Maaa M. Caataapat tttaat Mtaat Ji CaiiaaH eaeav a itVMM M tat M tal v Caatjaaal Caa^MWMjMjWag PaaW 1 C—T N4R' tm R oaa S kamataa S'par< aaMMM IaPROt il aa* il la* il Mj* M ta* I tog 41,320 words
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Advertisement1988 1972-07-26 23 BLUE SEA UNE TaTfSfT^fS^] W to bast Coast USA Nmn l*«iwtvt p* Xt \jm*m%*m pTeTaaftataßatCT JkaVJ km* a> toa. dtMtMHl CaaatT^tta^ttl MiaajßJMßJVallpaMJ MBHB, «aj -e» WtMßMßaaaaaaaan, W«*MBf aaaajaaaaai I aMel JaKaaWMIMC MdjMMUT ta« M| M aag IT fcaaataa. Haa trtaaaa! tMM ta* "I SST' m Aaa id: MRMPHIU t tt1,988 words
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Advertisement1058 1972-07-26 23 MMMMMMMMMMMJMBaMMMM^MMMMBMJB| ■MITMM MILWM lIHtAPtII Ttl MtaM PMT HUM ajtt MU UPMPM fltti PlapM MM! Carriers ration ta proceed v« altar parta re toad and or disckarae cafa GLEN LINE LTD. VE£l* Ha*d*r|droct tag II tStt 4 mSHi I**** Aag a a Aag H H ta* i I ta* M l1,058 words
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Advertisement1055 1972-07-26 24 —j-^ M M MM MMJ |HaM mmj bh aari 1 KAWASAKI lUSEN KAiSHA LTD J IMMttB UHUU UM ÜBM ITI wm. i mi nuira sovct t*Mataap MaaMaaf (TA S pan EIAP laknf MaattaMa f a Smpmm PiraUn OtaM larviM I m HOL IIM It M| Ctwiaiti lan.l Mtaaa HRfrwaMjNr. ETR1,055 words
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Advertisement895 1972-07-26 24 "LJ I I PASSENGER ;4" SERVICES I I :»Olst VISStLS Cam > fart PM •aTtJII""™ IT if Mi CaaaMa. Maar.tiat. RaPMa tTKAITS/AOACMtAS SWVrCt ■ajpiPNtin mm 4 Caw«a. •■Maapri P aaiaa| P»«a«t PM MNU RVtt M| MJ M| H km kkafa Mam. MJtPU i ihH IRtft IMH omt Maartt MMU B895 words
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Advertisement972 1972-07-26 24 WNfPM ORIENT UNfSim 1 «">.• v,» -«Q«K>« CB BUM.OaNC 2 SHCNTON AaVr SrMGAPOME 1 TfL 98J63J 7 UK tUKOPt SI«VICi LOADING FOR LONDON. H lURG R DAM HAVRE tiappari P ftltaa raaaa| krtmm MPTMM AMMI aM| 4 taj »l M| VU Ml itaMa 71. Maori 13 t til Aa| 7972 words
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Advertisement912 1972-07-26 24 ~Wf\ MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL mm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD _8 Ma. XX Jaa. Aaaaaaa> HaaM In tun Jf H ThaNattonai Shapptng lin«o« Malavwa T| Max 1 HP|l I P MtoH Pi at a| MM| tar RMM TEMTI Ma 4141 It 2 Aat > > taj Kao II I liaaaa 1 1. tan912 words
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Advertisement558 1972-07-26 25 U -Xrr- l7Sr7 *mm, rvm. mm !T*»^i iv. mmL^^* sT_il *m <»--•' _A/_B IHMIAA •""""■■■■n ~~p utmi^KtmmmM ,r aiiiiß. aiMFM m T ■in _M_ t I** *—1 KM* lUta Pimt. Labi T_m__j Cfc m_m m«._ v ab_^__* Ml _> NMD I I. rniilm ru.r«iiu Tmiiii "Jm. w'bU." D«_*l« MM. O558 words
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Advertisement723 1972-07-26 25 STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PH. LTD. US ATtAKTX ANO GULf/SIMGAPOH- EXCESS SCHVICE Mm H Yir» PIN I Mt triMM (NM NliHll SiWWIW IMJM Main Jn» MCIMtCMT M| I Aw II W FLOTTA LAURO AMIVINC MtfCT FROM SIMA. ITAIT imiihc m uwm. mm. tapawi P mari| Penaitf UOILLA M AW M INKCT SAIUNCS723 words
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Advertisement695 1972-07-26 25 3oVEREIGN TTMF<; ip^ MARINE LINES, we. CHEAT LAKES SERVICE Fir IMWII MAMUTtM. ASNTABaU MTWIT, HIIWAMII Si«t»#»ri P- Uin| Pmrw Miaaa Immh "MsNNWAN 1S AW I 7 AW II 12 Aw 21 S«t "ilitM?" an aw n» aw aw n/a aw ian ATLANTIC CULF SERVICE Fir NatFILI PASCA«aaU. S."ti»ofi leiwM P.695 words
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Advertisement727 1972-07-26 25 f I f M« I* S. C. II I "*5 m -m frwl *—m, m I l 1 1 Ik _T mm^^^^^^^ t^^ a _j t ,-M__ a IT\ _T _i atwnaj mmm ipMNHM Bv**v yL-ct s^ I MilMirt It laal it gSpJ^y H P«T ULMC JB-ll T2 ••raVJf Ktaf|t727 words
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Article18 1972-07-26 26 t mT t i 1 1 1 triin !rtw*i ■•««T» h*w «r ir'i. tniM rrWM »«t MM.18 words
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Obituary24 1972-07-26 26 urMo oo««»t tl. [mi* Bin cwuw «tu mn M Itea4 Mr •ami PmI Omni II- M-T TS »M dm CIm Kaaa Cl— wry24 words
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Article31 1972-07-26 26 AMD MM. kM» Abralwi* thaak all rrlatima bb4 frliati tor Jal* ItTt. <• c t iiimh Pmbiit ml law Mr J T MiW ilww Sin tkMtt MMM. frt«M* Mr MMr tM •<-31 words
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Article31 1972-07-26 26 WILL CHIN MUAM M MM Tfi.»nr Kimm turn mmmmatm MASCHCS SHANGW LA MOTEL p p.m. UapMi irMii «|l-B. Rlv«f Valtoy Itel Inn SIMM. Tour. Olympic MM tickets T»l PMOSI Bpore31 words
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Advertisement2295 1972-07-26 26 NOW CATS. TEL: *****1 mi IM aTM far II awnJt rww ■•>>•*>•>•. m,n,m*m tt* fm H asordi S-.a0... m M-.,... S r« se-e. S.«sapwr. -Hi M 5!.,... SI SO s word <»T|a«ATI«>ajAl C4MPAHY kU HMH tor Clark /TyaMt •«> Cai»»ria»i imm Tart I— to aM I •tacf rtc tjfjwww'UwJC wm2,295 words
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Advertisement976 1972-07-26 26 ONIVIN WANTIB BaaM $180 Apply Sa Paatr Pmajaag Raad S APPRINTICI Age 14 to la bova aa ■ipillllll lor fitter aad -elder ml LlllN 101. Cmajl Road MAVFAIN MOTIL raouirea bar-watt-raaaaa peefe^abty basaw SB yoar* 10 a m ft p m WANTIO INCLISM SPIAKINC AMAN. Uve-ai. No ahaasna. Black C976 words
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Advertisement1034 1972-07-26 26 OUT 11 OITACMIO BUNGALOW aaaWl*l*tfwoaa 6a)*at*hw4>* a»»I€W"aTT I ■SaaVCafJaSM 1 guest roasaa I a treoadi tuners •arge aittlag dlalag raa sultnbat Sar eeitertaiamg madira kltcaaa. aara*s garosa about 19 400 aa, ft Oaad rt sun (Baling* Late of privacy van*, raal MIM Mum D Swaaa par* lICSJTIVI OITACMIO BUNCA LOW1,034 words
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Advertisement1035 1972-07-26 26 BUT. It LUXURIOUSLY PU*>NI4MIO 1-kiSriimil apartmeot*. aausaraajto vtow. owlet aad eeatrally MaaieJ RIM IST Low 3MMS a/par* CITY TOWINS J bedroomed aireondi 'tested fmt riimlshil II.MS With Avenue S bad roomed 2 starey aeml detached ITtO I por* *****1 UNFURNISMIO 1 BIDROOM FLAT at Clemeacaau Avenue Cavenagi Raad Immediate Otrapattao1,035 words
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Advertisement1121 1972-07-26 26 UNFWNNIIMID FLAT Or t.rrao*. house fill SUttlrt 9 la ll ISbS, —SMS) Paowe 5114H la *m. w> a. WANTIO NOOM Sar itataa proNiaaat ia ami 11 Pbnat Vaaowßt Baa* Tel TPS« eat. 40 ■'pare ■4MMI anal lassdl as>l« DISTRICT «0 Moat preet.gtows fm* dentiai pi s» in y aa aapraa1,121 words
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Advertisement701 1972-07-26 27 CMARTBaaO FLIGHTS Ctmsasst. Pastes*, aad rslmMa te Lsstdaa aad ■arapl IsuraerM Travel ITS A Middle Raad. Tel SSIOO/17U3 ARCMIPBLAOB SPICIAL TOCNB BCMEDI'LE DEPARTURE MALATA CAMERON ST DATS BBB'SISB'SIM DSB> 37 T TS •AC set'sj ft AC ROOM*. PANOKOR FRAdER S HILL s DATa siaa QCHTWO S DATB SOS SI o.701 words
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Advertisement982 1972-07-26 27 LOOKING FSa AiBCBMOITioaiSaf W. have vswujus armada room a>r saadillaaers spin trps aad parsiaas* unit far sale servies aad nspair/ natal trade hi H p Par aasjuine* faso Csssfort auraaßditsaaaag Com pan) 8 par* 4**u*4 cAaaiaa banvo. wistimombw** Pbins. Pnsidair* as* smaS-aaad split avstrm pasaaa* air-eeadKisans Acsaa. Paa Electric 2982 words
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Advertisement840 1972-07-26 27 •BBS S.WSTISI 100* ac« tyrss up ■■mlin Battery casts*. kraka Imssai fwted n alas mlaimaam *t OSB Pasat sTpars OBaMB after S pm C B(*«e CAB TBAOias PTI t.TB asmas af OMal.t, im Cara aad far alaa as am Vakaatwa aa your Mm* HOOTS lISB* I SSOTOT etll at 14.840 words
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Advertisement667 1972-07-26 27 WOLBILIY Mtt.lt ,isIN i aaa, IMS tkMad aaass wksdleaj wksdaas Mam, (SIM 111 a pas* BSBSM i**4 ALP* NOMBB 0T with maar ea trai Bmssas raoeatir sesraaam asw is Pries. SB 0M ea Oaalasl Mr To* S4M7 8 pas* AUSTIN MINI MX* MSB) IMS saad*. W aMajr Kja«9#lt*Mlt CMBMalttleTMt OBBBBTaaTaB*667 words
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Article63 1972-07-26 28 SINGAPORE Tues. The Science Centre Board will screen two films lor local student* free of charge at the National Museum lecture hall on Aug. 5 at 11 am The films are en inserts, small creatures and birds that live In marshland, and on the Alouette63 words
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Article, Illustration273 1972-07-26 28 French air cadets arrive on last lap of flying course CINGAPORE, Tues. A hundred and seven French officers and air cadets descended on Paya Lebar airport today in their two DC-6s The group, comprising 71 cadets. 17 officers and 19 crew led by Oen. Rene Chesnals. are members of the273 words
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81 1972-07-26 28 POLLUTED BEACHES CLEAN-UP COMPLETED CJINGATORE, Tue«. The i 3 Mg cleanup of Singapore! oil polluted beaches has ended. A Ministry of Health spokesman today said that the last cleaning operations was at Pulau I bin Worfc ended about a week ago. "However, if we receive any complaints about isolated spots81 words
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74 1972-07-26 28 Millionaire industrialist dies at 67 PENANO, Tues—Millionaire Industrialist Mr. Ng Sul Cam died at his home in Northam Road here yesterday He was 67. He was a former member of the Federal Legislative Council and the Penang Settlement Council, and a paat president of the Penang MCA and Penang Chinese74 words
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Article57 1972-07-26 28 SINOAPORE. Tues The Pint Shopping Centre's 23* hawkers' stalls at Upper Thomson Road «ill be opened in October. MP for the area. Mr Ang Nam Plau. said today Mr Ang who was (peaking at a balloting ceremony for allocation of the stalls said the opening of the57 words
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284 1972-07-26 28 BAILYNE SUNG - BAILYNE SUNG SINGAPORE, Tues. Computerised medical services will be an advantage if used in the right areas, an Australian authority said today. Dr. R.G. Edwards, director of the Clinical Chemistry Division of the Institute of Medical and Veterinary Science in Adelaide, said three significant284 words
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366 1972-07-26 28 Regional bodies set up to step up war on border By CHEAH BOOK KHENG: Medan. Tues THE Malaysia Indonesia General Border Committee meeting at Prapat, a holiday resort 100 miles from here, has agreed to set up two regional border committees one for East and the other for West A366 words
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Article33 1972-07-26 28 SINGAPORE. Tues. The FUlTles-EusofT Voluntary Corps of the University of Singapore will hold a variety show-cum-mini carnival for about 400 underprivileged children at Raffles Hall on Saturday from 3 45 p.m.33 words
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119 1972-07-26 28 SI NO A PORE. Tues. Three police supervisees, who were found together within two months after being placed on police supervision, were each jailed for a year by the First District Court today. Ooh Hong Seng. 19 Leong Kal Wah, 18. and Leong Chee Weng.119 words
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Article55 1972-07-26 28 SINGAPORE, Taes. PoUce supervisee, Wee Men* Soon, was Jailed ioe a year today for failing to report to the Kanaang Kerbaa Police Station on July 13. Lnder a supervision order made against him last .November. Wee had to report every Thursday at 9 a.m. to the Senior55 words
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129 1972-07-26 28 Ships can take more duty-free goods from Aug 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. Approved ships calling at Singapore can take more duty-free cigarettes and spirits as sea stores from Aug. 1. Customs and Excise authorities decided on this move In order to enhance the status of Singapore as a victualling port. The129 words
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Article30 1972-07-26 28 KUALA LUMPUR Tues —The newly-elected MP fur RembauTampin, Inche Mokhtar bin Hajl Hanhlrn. has been elected parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Culture. Youth and Sports30 words
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Advertisement369 1972-07-26 28 a^^^^^^S^^^^^^BK^ B j^^L^_ A y^^^l|^^ k -_j^ A^pj^gt^A^^ai (Cont. from Page 27) •a rttT MMr aataat kaai ("aae Ltm> !!■■< aaO aata e« wary iakaala t kp laari Tl— maaarO to* a>Aia)tl MuaTlt ahr^iaaa ayaat kaat eaameaaa wwa 00 k p MitaiaH a rawawMana ?0M r-ALCON CT StTf O» OTAC-KX369 words
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Advertisement434 1972-07-26 28 tm ajajajTW tv ts* «oaal tunas aaraaat aaraat. nwaaaa awrMa. ■Maatc ataaat van tMaa evaaMtt Baaa ITSJaS 0 pare tWMOav OCtteei ■BfiltTßOJt. to ISO I araat > Tea Parafc S rare I UIOTI At y#ots* cw^rsea) »t VUMUH WajßTßtJlTtiae aafisat aaaaaatas. anauiaal rraaln Ala* tnani nattaa r»H— aliarajm. fai.aiatae lakaar434 words
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Advertisement159 1972-07-26 28 W. M i^^^^^VHbbbb! BBBF^^""^»^^Bb1 BBBakk-af W *P3 lit O )*f Every family has its plans and S aspirations. If you've not made S&6f v v>i# uture Provisions for your family. •*a!iVa»**^ let PUBLIC LIFE plan for you with maximum protection at minimum cost. Come in and discuss it with them,159 words
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Article, Illustration389 1972-07-26 29 Singapore wear down Sri Lanka SINGAPORE SRI LANKA 1 KI'ALA LUMPUR Tues. Singa pore came on top in the second half to beat Sri Lanka to take 11th spot in the Merdeka soccer tournament at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. After a dismal first half hour Singapore Improved to Inject some389 words
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377 1972-07-26 29 Malaysia 'A' in the final with 4-0 win over 'B team MALAYSIA "A" MALATBLA B KUALA LUMPUR. Tue«. NUltyiU's A" team gained their expected passage to the Merdeka soccer final but not without a fight from the "B" team at Merdeka stadium toulght The senior team superior akllla. especially In377 words
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Advertisement383 1972-07-26 29 NOTICE Notice is hereby given to ihe Public that with immediate effect the following persons <H Robert Lee Koh Say Si (2) Hectoi Pannikot are no longer associated with our Companies The First Oenerai insurance Com pany of Malaysia Sdn Bhd and FOI Securities Sdn Bhd and therefore have no383 words
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Advertisement270 1972-07-26 29 ■Mftfl pmnnHMi UMim NOTICE lenders ar* invited lot the supply ul t li«- following I rendei For Iht Suppi) Ot Equipment For Heat tngw n Labcrfctory E 17« 73 I Tendfi Poi The Supply Ot Equipment For Mrtallu g\ Poundn Laboratory 5 177/73 3 Tender Pot Ihe Bucpi) Oi Equipment270 words
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Advertisement115 1972-07-26 29 The great new way to look by the sea, pool side is with a Jantzen SWIMWEAR afl awCaa*" V .HtC I^^^^HV METRO 72-74 High Street. Singapore 6. Tel ***** METIIOTCX Liat Towers. 541 Orchard Road. Singapore 9. Tel *****4 METRO SUPREME Supreme House Penang Hoad Singapore 9. Tel ***** j||7115 words
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Miscellaneous104 1972-07-26 29 BASKETBALL School* International Boy»— Hong Kong v Malayila. Khmer v India; S'pore v Korea OlrU Korea v S'pore. Hong Kong v Khmer iQajr World ftadlum 3 pm Jl'DO National School* Charnptonahlps Orange Rd. 2.90 pm i SWIMMING Buklt Tlmah District School meet iACS pool 3 PJB.) AQL'ASH Inter-Club C grbde104 words
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553 1972-07-26 30 PERCY SENEVIRATNE - S'pore notch a fine double over Khmer PERCY SENEVIRATNE By and PETER SIOW QOOAPORI arorcd a fine double when their boys and KirU won their respective matrhe, acalrut Khmer on the »econd day of the Asian schools international basketball rhamptonshlD* at the Gay World last night Drat the girls trounced553 words
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Article184 1972-07-26 30 UUVE Tues Keuh Stack- pile reached rm highest score of the current Australian crickerprs tour with an undefeated 154 before hi* aide declared their second inning* against Sussex here today Stackpole. who in amassing his imir-hour total also passed the 1.000 run mark on the tour hitReuter - 184 words
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Article46 1972-07-26 30 The Singapore team for their Saudara Cup cricket claah against Malaysia next month Is: Robin Teaaensohn icapt> B Balaknshnan Reggie da Silva. S Sivamayam. Pritam Singh S Muruthi Chantralingam S. Sathlvail Anura de Silva Jeffrey Jeremiah and Uhwarlal TwelJth man Woof Hoe Sang46 words
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Article186 1972-07-26 30 LOW (he* KUni «f TU|1m Technical will Meet Tanjoitf lUteac't IffeMli S«rpon In the Bo>i 'A' *i». ind.Mduil final of the NaUmul schooli Ju4o haai•iomhips at Grange llea« In the preliminaries >e«ter«ay. Low swept part all hi* opp^ nenti in the top teetlea. winner »ut186 words
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Article, Illustration668 1972-07-26 30 Jakarta-bound swimmers in top form SEVEN swimmers, selected tor next month's Asian Age Group swimming championships ln Jakarta, yesterday gave tip-top perlormances ln the Bukit Tlmah district schools meet at the ACS pool Khoo Teng Chuan and Munich-bound Tav Chin Joo each scored a double and set up a record668 words
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705 1972-07-26 30 ERNEST FRIDA - ERNEST FRIDA By JOHORE BAHRU. Tues The three-day Malaysian schools athletic championships which ended at Jalan Larkin Stadium today nave an indication that the Malaysians will be a thn\. Singapore in the two-day international com^titlon at Johore Bahru on Friday and Satin Malaysian705 words
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Article94 1972-07-26 30 IONDON. Tuev er.citing finish. Mr Tony Millar Touch Paper tnd;u 8 pi lie i event on the < penu an) <>l thr tive-da> Gooduuod ran meeting. Pour of the 22 nsnaei li.volved Ir. the ph<>' The \erdict »pi Papei. a 25 to ridden by Paul Cook, mtli Privateer94 words
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Advertisement304 1972-07-26 30 fMnttOWS MAW ll*. 5972 (27.7.72) THE Ist GROUP JACKPOT IS 5 190,000 to wiNMiftt wrTM 1 nuhiiii coaaiCT .Rational opeciol Orouis (FRC3IVI DRAW MO. 87-Sa) 2O JULY T3 AUG '78 ■W^ P^>^ 16OGT *BW sji^i. s/^ Hi, M* 22 rW& Of NATK3NAL •MCAtOOGLS ■PH Ib-Hff HOUSEHOLD APPUANCES based on n«304 words
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Advertisement297 1972-07-26 30 B^B^nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnninnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnlk. ■^H MQt 4 I When the strange I I love of John I I Heath runs foul I I of dad and the law I LnH lON DON, Mon i 1 Heath father found out ■■■I v James Heath and a aw lcs*.ic roue ">•' D Aimedia «v not297 words
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Article, Illustration347 1972-07-26 31 UNITED NATIONS. Tvw THE General Assembly has urged countries who play tn the Darts Cup to back the campaign against racial segregation in sport by boycotting erwnU Involving South Afrltns This action, by the Special Committee on Apartheid, was In response to theReuter - 347 words
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Article, Illustration351 1972-07-26 31 EPSOM JEEP - Class 6 should be for maidens 0n1y EPSOM JEEP By HIS season has been remarkable for the number of horses with multiple wins but on the other side of the picture there are many horses who are still maidens. Some trainers, owners and racing fans who follow Australian racing suggested351 words
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Article137 1972-07-26 31 REINE DU CHANT WINS BY A NECK pARIS. Tues. French filly Heine Da Chant. an 18-1 outsider, yesterday won the Prix Robert Pa pin, the first major French race of the season for two-year-olds, at Mal-sons-Latntte Relne Dv Chant took the 5i furlong race by a neck from Truly ThankfulReuter - 137 words
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Article35 1972-07-26 31 TOKYO. Tues Japan will send a 2 18- member squad, which includes 192 men and women athletes to the 1973 Olympic Os lea at Munich from Aug 26Sept 10 It was announced today35 words
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178 1972-07-26 31 PROMOTERS JOSTLING FOR DUBLIN FIGHT I)UBLIN, Tues. Theheavyweight boxing match between British champion Dan McAlinden and Al "Blue" I-ewis of the U.S.. planned for Dublin In September, bas hit a snag over who will promote the contest. Dublin businessman Pat Quinn. who Is prepared to put more than £20.000 intoReuter - 178 words
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Article392 1972-07-26 31 \\TIOHTS for t.v amateur > races at Ipoh on Sunday: R*yaJ Uwin O« MARA CUm I Hi Thunder Court 13 0 Firebreak 12 2. Pisarro 111 12 1 Mahseer 12 0 Lion City 11 10 Bandit 11 10 Joy Spinner 11 Troposphere 111. Feature Film II 11*392 words
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Article122 1972-07-26 31 YEW YORK, Tue Bert Yanceys victory in the American golf clastic in Akron. Ohio, on Sunday raised him from 47th to 24th place in the list of money-earners on the US. circuit this season Yancey's winnings this year are now US$BO,3lB according to statistics lReuter - 122 words
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214 1972-07-26 31 20 West Indians in England asked to stand by KINGSTON, Tues. Twenty West Indian profes slonal cricketers playing In England have been asked by the West Indies Board of Control to stand by for selection for next year's home series against Australia. The Board put the players In two groupsReuter - 214 words
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Article29 1972-07-26 31 TOKYO. Tues Japan (or the first Ume will take part In the world amateur baseball championship this year at Nicaragua, the Japan Amateur Baseball Association announced today29 words
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Article48 1972-07-26 31 THE HAOUE. Tues. Ton Van Klooster or Holland swam the 1.500 metres free-style at Utrecht yesterday «i 18mm JB.s«es the fastest Ume rerorded in Europe this year. Van Klooster. who was competing in the Dutch championships, cut 9.9aec off his own national record.— ReuterReuter - 48 words
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550 1972-07-26 31 DAVE ANDERSON - Lee can't stand golfers who complain DAVE ANDERSON From New York, Tuw« JJEFORE the final round of the U.S. Open golf tournament last month. Lee Trevlno was on the Pebble Beach putting green "It's In the stars." he was saying about four hours befcre Jack Nlcklaus dethroned him In that550 words
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Article187 1972-07-26 31 ftOLl'MBl'S (Ohto). Tma.— Vv Lc* Trevlno uM he was knocked d«wn, hi skirt wm nr.tten *n, his pasts were tarn and lometne nearly itabbed him .v the rye w :h a pea. "They (oufrd at, waked me it was awful." Trey aw taM of the Uratmrnt he »ot187 words
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209 1972-07-26 31 Aussie on no pay leave for Munich MELBOURNE. Tue«--11 A leading Australian Olympic official saia today he agreed wit i a decision by the Council of a Melbourne suburb that one of its employees could compete in the Munich Olympic Games only if unpaid. The Council at Spring, vale lastReuter - 209 words
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Advertisement192 1972-07-26 31 /"ijmii^ NATURALLY ASPIRATED Model 360 _^______t_ Max 108 H P CONTINUOUS 98 H P U2™2IEO TURBOCHARGED ENGINE Model T 360 Max 150 HP CONTINUOUS 135 H P TURBOCHARGED IN J>iJ V/ TfHCOOLtD v1 d X 180 H P OvVa!T»^rJU^?^&la'/ Performance *e >9 ht Jr\^?lLQ JaMmU irfWrnHig^ PO*"- Spare -^"^('■■vK^Srr"' M*myV192 words
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Article, Illustration42 1972-07-26 32 Britain's crippling dock strike forced Canard shore staff to help load passrnlerx lUfgacr aboard the Queen Hiiabrth II at S o t h a mpton yesterday. The \mxmry liner, however, sailed for New York oo time If!42 words
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Article73 1972-07-26 32 'Closed area' to foreign Chinese PONTIANAK. Tues. West Kalimantan has been declared a "closed area" to foreign Chinese applying for permanent residence. The Oeneral Officer Commanding the 13th Territorial Command. Tan lung Pura. Brlgtm s.m.di said foreign China** already In Weat KiUn.antan atwuld poaaras paaaport and permanent occupations He tald73 words
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174 1972-07-26 32 HAKONE, Tues. Japan faced strong American demands today to reduce its growing surplus in bilateral trade as a contribution to world trade and economic stability. The alternative, the Japanese were warned, would be strong pressure from both the US and Europe for action,Reuter - 174 words
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183 1972-07-26 32 SYDNEY. Tues— Three oil executives flew from here to Melbourne today to discuss plans for safeguarding Australia's essential tuel service* as the country's three-week old strike by oil Industry maintenance workers threatened to close down major Industrial centres. As maintenance workers of four unions stuckReuter - 183 words
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Article46 1972-07-26 32 MEXICO CTTY. rue* A young Mexican killed six people, made a mad dash to Texas In a stolen car. foufrht gun battles with police In two American towns and suffered 11 gunshot wounds but <tll) remained alive. police said today. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article28 1972-07-26 32 BEIRUT. Tues Mr Baasam Abu Sharif, chief editor of a Palestinian commando newspaper, was Injured today by a letter bomb which exploded In his hands Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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108 1972-07-26 32 JAKARTA. Tues. Members of the high school students action front (KAPI) stayed away from their classes today in protest against the Government's plan to introduce a common spelling system with Malaysia. Some 400 students assembled at Kapl headquarters this morning carrying slogans saying KaplReuter - 108 words
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Article436 1972-07-26 32 T ONDON. Taaa. TIM Mock Mfkrt rloaed aatrtty tfum today aatd M 9 p m nw Financial Tlfnn lno>« up 4 i .t SOI 2 I ondlllom wrtr volatile followlne Ulr ofltrlal •oikitar'* altrtnpt to Hrm ttJ> early rrli—i of rh» wm<l dockara kai rr»<lina vombmm was tttr436 words
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274 1972-07-26 32 WASHINGTON, Tuesday SINGAPORE is a continuing target for communist infiltration because of the emotional ties of its ethnic Chinese into the People's Republic, according to a State Department publication on the strength of world communist parties. "The emotional ties of many Singapore Chinese,UPI - 274 words
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109 1972-07-26 32 CURFEW IN KARACHI AS STRIKERS RIOT KARACHI, Tues. A 17--hour curfew was Imposed in parts of Karachi today after rioting and arson broke out. The riots started as some workers came out on sympathy with countrywide 24-hour journalists' strike to protest against the closure of the Sun, an English- languageReuter - 109 words
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238 1972-07-26 32 JAKARTA. Tues Indonesian Foreign Minister. Mr. Adam Malik, has said that peace would have to be restored In the region before South-east Asia could be made a neutral zone Reviewing international affairs in a television forum last night. Mr Malik said that implementation ofReuter - 238 words
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Obituary111 1972-07-26 32 MDM. LIM OUIK MS*. *1. wife of )t*» T»n Tlani Hack puaatf away peacefully 2ft T72 laarlat behind daughter Aral*. *on CHy< Kirn. aon-ln law StepHen (rand •ana Dr Charlea Koto. Richard (rand daughter-in-law. Swan Koh four ■rand-dauihter*. one i ran da on in law and on* (reat (random111 words
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Advertisement86 1972-07-26 32 afia^aW^^ #4P^^aV I iptt jjl m£3 j I I v .atdkaww -J Wm. flfy^ I I m.^a^a^Ha^a^a^.^F V J> I Philips N4407 HFi tape deck For SMparb Marao sound reproduction, chooae Mates N4407 4 track HiFi taoa deck wtwh gives amcaptionatw «M«a fraquartcy raaoonaa av«* at 3f i.p.s. ;yoi ol86 words
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Advertisement210 1972-07-26 32 Lav CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $20 00 I minimum I 111 XII 13 I; <U I i ay I"' y im The Ford Vastback YOU'RE REALLY IN BUSINESS WITH THAT VAST BOOT BEHIND YOU No other van looks like it. Or drives like it. Or offers comfort like it. Because Ford210 words
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Miscellaneous17 1972-07-26 32 The weather Waather outlook for Singapore from S am to noon today Isolated nhowers In late morning17 words
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