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Title Section14 1973-10-02 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1973 20 CENTS MX. (P) 28/7314 words
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Article, Illustration638 1973-10-02 1 Capture of Ranger Camp 'act of war' says Thieu SAIGON, Monday PRESIDENT Thieu has said that North Vietnam had taken the first step towards a new offensive and appealed for an economic blockade against communist-con-trolled areas of South Vietnam. Speaking ;it a military paradeReuter - 638 words
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Article329 1973-10-02 1 NGIAY TONG HAI - Cheaper rice in a few mon ths NGIAY TONG HAI By THK price of rice may either stabilise or drop after December, according to an Intnoo spokesman yesterday. But the decrease in price may not be as significant as some merchants have predicted. It is not expected to be as329 words
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195 1973-10-02 1 183 VC die in battle near Saigon SAIGON. Mon. South Vietnamese troops have killed 183 Vletront troops 40 miles from Saigon, in flic t:ii e their heaviest casualties since the January ceasefire, the South Vietnamese Military Command reported today. The Command spokesman said that in the battle, which started onReuter - 195 words
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Article35 1973-10-02 1 MEXICO CITY. Mon Twenty-nine people were killed and IS Injured In a collision between a bus and a lorry near Ouadaiajara. about 460 knu (280 miles) northwest of Mexico City, yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article30 1973-10-02 1 LONDON, Mon. Mil* Roale CUllon. 30, a darkhaired beauty rumoured by newspaper" to be Prince Charter latest girlfriend, •pent the weekend with the royal family at Balmoral UPI.UPI - 30 words
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210 1973-10-02 1 Lon Nol's troops retake stronghold PHNOM PENH, Monday GO VERNMENT troops have stormed Into a textile factory Just outside the battle-torn provincial capital of Kompong Cham, eliminating the last major lnsurgenthelu stronghold on the road to the city's Isolated airport, the Cambodian high command reported today. A spokesman said theReuter - 210 words
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Article102 1973-10-02 1 MELBOURNE. Monday J^ SUDDEN stoppage by aircraft refuellers closed Tullamarine airport today to add to Australia's airport chaos. More than 1.500 passengers on 11 International flights and eight domestic flights were stranded by the stoppage over a delay in discussions on a new pay award.Reuter - 102 words
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Article22 1973-10-02 1 PARIS Mon —Pablo Ptcuki priceless collection of paintings by modem Uutan ha* been formally acquired by the French uatc. AP.AP - 22 words
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Article52 1973-10-02 1 LONDON. Mon. British hotelier Sir Hugh Wontner. 64. was today elected Lord Mayor of London He succeeds Lord Mala. Sir Hugh, chairman of the Savoy Group of Hotels Including the Savoy. Claiidges and the. Berkeley Hotel In London, will take over as Lord Mayor onReuter - 52 words
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Article, Illustration196 1973-10-02 1 N.G. KUTTY - N.G. KUTTY By rE First Lady. Mrs. Shores, coolly went on shopping in the People* Park Complex in Chinatown yesterday despite a fire scare in the complex. rhr fire alarm was given at 4.15 p.m. as black smoke was seen coming out of196 words
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Article20 1973-10-02 1 TOKYO. Mon. A minor earthquake shook Tokyo today. There were no Immediate reports of damage or casualties —ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article107 1973-10-02 1 pOLOMBO, Mon Secy/ tlons of the Tamil United Front are determined to launch a nonviolent civil disobedience campaign tomorrow despite moves by some Influential Tamils to have It called off. Reports say the cam- paign will begin with deliberate postal violations and mass dawn-to-dusk fasts107 words
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Article83 1973-10-02 1 LONDON. Mon. The US dollar held steady and the British pound weakened today at the opening of Eurpoean exchanges. The pound eased to US$2 4110 from Friday's US$2 4135 In London and was also down In Paris and Frank- furt. while the dollar opened unchanged in bothAP - 83 words
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Article111 1973-10-02 1 36,500 acres flooded in Java JAKARTA. Mon. Flood in Southwest Java left four people dead and about US$2.5 million (555, 625,000) of property destroyed, according to initial official figures. The floods, brought on by continuous rains over the past week. Inundated an estimated 36.500 acres of farmland at the worstUPI - 111 words
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CLOSER TIES TALKS PRE-DAWN FIRE CHINA LINK
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Article46 1973-10-02 1 LONDON. Mon. The Jaaaaw and Brili>h Prim Miasttcn and lor rttn Mtaestm ranltrrr* far two iiaii May an a wide raace of political and ciunomir problem* Brill..i ofllriaU iaM lhr> agreed U tr> and build a closer relationship betweea their eawatrtes.—UPl. Back r^ri46 words
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Article26 1973-10-02 1 BOW *f fcawM at eorarr •f Lavender Mmt and Really Band were aMaa* before dawn Uday. Mr* report! uU five Injared. 1) tasalUea affected.26 words
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Article26 1973-10-02 1 MOTNBEAL. Mon— The Canadian Oversea* Tetrromnankatton Corporation annnaaneed today Ik* Inaasvraltoa of a direct telephone link rta aaUlllle ks> tween Canada and China. A".26 words
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Advertisement52 1973-10-02 1 GUNMEN GRAB $10,000 IN STREET ...PAGE 5 HATE of freed Pakistani PoWs 2 -NIXON* lawyers urged Agnew to quit" 3 SMA's tips lor British investment S ARREST order fr.r two ships 7 SOBBING girl tells of beating In disco 9 FOR WOMEN 10 CROSSWORD 11 TV RADIO 13 SPORTS 21.52 words
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204 1973-10-02 2 Russia sends supersonic bombers to Iraq WASHINGTON. Mon The Soviet Union has sent supersonic bombers to Iraq for the first time In a move Pentagon officials believe could affect the power balance In the 011-rlch Persian Gulf area. Most Pentagon analysts predict the Russians will turn over a small number204 words
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Article58 1973-10-02 2 JAKARTA. Mon— Officials of tne Natuial DUaster Department have left Jakarta for tr.t Cllacap district In southern Central Java where seven people and downs of cattle have been killed by landslides. The officials who left yesterday would assess damage caused by the landslides and would study waysReuter - 58 words
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Article30 1973-10-02 2 DENVER. Mon— The Ove surviving SUnek sextuplet* are eating well and In good condition, doctors said today a* the babies began their third week of life— AP.AP - 30 words
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472 1973-10-02 2 LAHORE, Mon MANY of the 1 1,690 Pakistani prisoners of- war and civilian internees repatriated at Wagah border post on Friday and Saturday brought home with them a deep hatred for their Indian captors which bodes ill for the future. The greatUP - 472 words
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69 1973-10-02 2 MUNICH, Mon. Po- I Uce said yesterday they had arrested a 52-year-old Wrst German j alleced to have keot his blind stepdaufhter locked uo In his apartment I for the part 13 years. The clrl. now t». who last left tiir flat69 words
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Article58 1973-10-02 2 LONDON. Mon. A British brewery I* producing an extra-strong "royal wedding ale' to toast UK wedding of Queen Elisabeth's daughter. Princess Anne, to Army Captain Mark Phillips on Nov. 14. Courage Breweries said today that the drink's label would show a picture of London's Westminster AbbeyReuter - 58 words
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Article48 1973-10-02 2 HONOKONO. Mon. Health authorities warned today of a measlea epidemic following five death* from the disease. The death* brought the number of fatalities to 11. two more than the total for whole of 1(71. Another 101 case* of meaalei were reportI ed August —UPI.UPI - 48 words
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Article145 1973-10-02 2 3EOUL. Won. Seven university students accused jf organising an undemround campua to launch guerilla actlvtUei ac almt the Oovernment of President Park Chunc-Hee went on trial today. BOSTON: Mr. Garret Fttigerald. the Irish Republics Foreign Minister, yesterday arced Americans not to sapport the IRA (Irish RrpuMlcan Army), which he145 words
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Article128 1973-10-02 2 PARIS: The Socialists today chalked op further successes In the second and final round of France's local government election* at the weekend. LUSAKA Two British geologists, held for almost two weeks after being seized by Zaire troops while working In Northern Zambia, have been freed and are nowAgencies - 128 words
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Article70 1973-10-02 2 SARAJEVO Yugoslavia i. Mon. Soviet Premier Alexel Kosygln yesterdaj pledged fraternal solidarity with Yugoslavia In support of President Tito'* drive for a stronger and more orthodox communist party. The Soviet leader, here on an eight-day visit, said he thought the aim of the Yugoslav moves wasReuter - 70 words
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Article46 1973-10-02 2 CIXRMONT FERRAND (Franoe>, Mon French stage fTf 1 Femand Rarnaud wa* kllkd near hen today In a car accident. He wa* 41. Mr Raynaud brought laughter to million* In his role a* a middle-class Frenchman eternally exposed to life's everyday worries ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article, Illustration187 1973-10-02 2 CAIRO, Mon. —Local newspapers have welcomed Austria promise to close an Israeli run transit camp for Soviet Jews near Vienna, following a weekend Arab guerilla operation. Al Ahram said In an editorial today that the "successful operation" carried out by two Palestinian commandos In Vienna showed thatReuter - 187 words
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268 1973-10-02 2 Austria's move 'a shock to us' says Mrs Meir STRASBOURG. Mon. ISRAELI Premier Oolda Melr, who has urged Austria to reverse Its decision to curb transit facilities for Soviet Jews, addresses the 17--np.tlon Council cf Europe's Consultative Assembly today and Is expected to raise the same Issue again. Mrs. MelrReuter - 268 words
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231 1973-10-02 2 Nixon to fight to keep his pledge to Brez MOSCOW, Mon. US Treasury Secretary George Shultz said yesterday the Administration will keep on fighting for the most- favourednation (MFN) trade status for the Soviet Union, despite opposition in Congress. Mr. Shultz, who flew In for Ulk.i with trade officials, told231 words
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Article40 1973-10-02 2 Stewart fined $228 I LONDON, Mon. Former British Foreign Secretary I Michael Stewart was banned from driving for a year and i fined 140 (SS23B) for driving with more than double the legal Umli of alcohol in his blood. AP.AP - 40 words
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346 1973-10-02 3 Russia heads for record grain harvest WASHINGTON, Mon.— Despite heavy har-vest-season rains whlcu may yet lower Anal yields the Soviet Union still appears to be heading for harvest ol a record 195 mllllon-ton grain crop. Agriculture Department experts said yesterday. One <.Tlclal said that contrary to warnings from some internationalUPI - 346 words
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Article26 1973-10-02 3 RAWALPINDI. Mon— An explosion today ripped through the government-own-ed Wan Ordnance factory. 30 miles from Rawalpindi, killing 10 people and Injuring 12 others.— UPl.26 words
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Article23 1973-10-02 3 MADRID. Knn. Spain today celebrated the 37th anniversary of 'ne Inauguration of Generalissimo Francisco Franco. SO. as Chief of State.— UPl.23 words
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Article, Illustration650 1973-10-02 3 SECRET GO-BETWEEN: MAGAZINE I NEW YORK. Mon. NEWSWEEK magazine said yestenlav that President Nixon's top lawyers acted as secret go-betweens in efforts to persuade Vice-Presi-dent Spiro Agnew to resign and plead guilty to corruption charges in exchange for lenienry. The White House lawyers, NewsweekReuter - 650 words
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Article218 1973-10-02 3 Remembering 6 murdered generals JAKARTA, Monday INDONESIANS today commemorated the 1 deaths of six army generals at the hands of communist Insurgents during a bloody but abortive coup. President Suharto led a solemn ceremony V. honour the generals at Lubang Buaya. 10 mllei (16 kmsi south of here, where theyReuter - 218 words
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Article37 1973-10-02 3 RIO DE JANEIRO. Mon A bomb exploded today In the offices of Uneu Aereu de Chile (Lan Chile I. the state-owned airline. Injuring a security guard and a photographer from the Jornal do BrasU— UPl.37 words
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Article163 1973-10-02 3 'Powell inciting racial hatred' LONDON. Mon. The leading West Indian organisation In Britain has reported Conservative MP Enoch Powell to the Race Relations Bard for allegedly Inciting racial hatred. The West Indian Standing Conference said last night It had also written to police and legal authorities urging that Mr. PowellReuter - 163 words
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162 1973-10-02 3 Children for sale? Saigon Govt denies those reports SAIGON. Mon. The So■ t h Vietnamese Government today denied reports that a baby market existed here for the buying of orphans and unwanted children. A government spokesman, Mr. Bui Bao True. said there was no reason for foreigners to pay moneyReuter - 162 words
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139 1973-10-02 3 TWO CALLS A WEEK ON SINO THAI PHONE BANGKOK. Mon. An average of only two calls a week are being made on the recently Inaugurated satellite telephone link between Thailand and China. Thai Post and Telegraph Department officials said today. The satellite circuit the first direct telephone communications link betweenReuter - 139 words
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Article124 1973-10-02 3 BP-Japan North Sea oil deal TOKYO. Mon. British Petroleum and Japanese business leaders have agreed on development of North Sea oil. a correspondent of the Japanese financial Journal Nlhon Kelzal Shimbun reported from London today. Agreement will follow dll cunton between Britl-h Prime Minuter Edward Heath and Japanese Prime MinisterReuter - 124 words
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Article30 1973-10-02 3 WEST BERLIN. Mon. East German border police nred several shots at a nun trying to cross the border Into West Berlin last night, police reported here today Malar.30 words
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Article22 1973-10-02 3 PORT AU PRINCE. Mon. Torrential weekend rains caused severe flooding In the Oonaivea city In north-west of H*lt l UPI.UPI - 22 words
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183 1973-10-02 3 MOSCOW, Monday THE Soyuz-12 cosmonauts, their two-day earth orbit completed, proclaimed yesterday they had "Implemented the flight programme in full," Tass news agency said. Cosmonaut!* Vastly Laiarev and Oleg Makarov returned to their training centre near Moscow after pronouncing their mission successful at183 words
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210 1973-10-02 3 N. Korea creating new form of tension: Park SEOUL. Mon. South Korean President Park Chung-Hee today accused North Korea of generating a new form of tension and urged the South t'. consolidate Its national defence capabilities. The President addressed a ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of the South Korean armed210 words
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Article71 1973-10-02 4 NAIROBI. Mon— A man and a baby died today when a bus carrytng about 40 passengers plunged In darkne*s to the bottom of a Nairobi hotel swimming pool after going out of control on a ciiv roundabout and hurtling down a 30-foot < 10--metre bank.Reuter - 71 words
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Article48 1973-10-02 4 HONOKONO. Mon— Chin* has hailed the founding of the Republic of Oulnea-Blv sau and extended recognition of the new nation. The New China news agency said today Premier Chou Bn-ial sent a message to President Lute Cabral reaffirming Chinese support for the new republic—Reuter48 words
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309 1973-10-02 4 $230miI— 'cost of running US Presidency' NEW YORK. Mon. L PRESIDENT Nixon ha* at his command a fleet of luxurlouslyappolnted Jet planes and helicopters and limousines while Japan's Prime Minister Tanaka "has to ride I home from his office In his privately-owned Dodge car and must fly by commercial airliner."AP - 309 words
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Article, Illustration268 1973-10-02 4 Pope and I have same views on most subjects: Dalai Lama GENEVA. Mon The exiled Dalai Lama of Tibet arrived today for a seven-day visit during which he will meet sonic of the 800 Tibetan refugees and monks who have settled In Switzerland. On Wednesday the 38-year-old Budd hist leader,Reuter; UPI - 268 words
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Article33 1973-10-02 4 NEW DELHI. Mon India's oldest army unit, tnt President's Bodyguard. la*tmghl celebrated the 200tl. anniversary of its founding with a spectacular display of riding and pageantry at the President's palace Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Article91 1973-10-02 4 i \IH n Mon. The Japanese Parliamentary mls!>ion to Nationalist China today apologised to Premier Chiang Chlng-Kuo for Japan's recognising China last year. Mr. Hlrokichi Nadao. the silver-haired leader of the mission, told Chiang that he was "sorr> that we failed to stop Premier Tanaka fromUPI - 91 words
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Article511 1973-10-02 4 Russia hits at Mao's US link ANNIVERSARY BLAST AT CHINA MOSCOW. Mon THE Soviet Union today marked the 24th anniversary of the proclamation of the Chinese People's Republic with a bitter attack on Peking leader Mao Tsetung, accusing him of "betraying the revolution." An authoritative article In the communist partyReuter - 511 words
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Article47 1973-10-02 4 JAKARTA. Mon.— Mr. Jo Jo Itakura. vie* president of the Mltsul Bank of Japan, opened a Mllsul representative office here today at a ceremony attended by a number of Indonesian bankIng officials Miuuls chief representative in Jakarta will be Mr. Nobuo Alharm- ReuterReuter - 47 words
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289 1973-10-02 4 Back to classes today for children in Chile SANTIAGO. Mon. Schoolchildren go back to classes throughout Chile today after an enf(.~ced holiday of almest three weeks following the military coup which ended with the death of President Salvador Allende. The military Junta which seised power In the Sept. 11 coupReuter - 289 words
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148 1973-10-02 4 New US oil pipeline to cross Egypt pAIRO. Mon. The \j giant American Bechtel Corporation has been chosen to build an oil pipeline bypassing the closed Sues Canal which will cross Egypt and link the Bed Sea and the Mediterranean, It was announced here today. Egypt's Petroleum Minister, Sayed Acme148 words
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Article, Illustration248 1973-10-02 5 A BRITISH social worker has advocated stricter censorship of films to help the fight against falling moral standards. Mrs. Mary White house. founder-secretary of National Viewers' and listeners' Association in London, said the key to the tightening of obscenity laws was in the248 words
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Article46 1973-10-02 5 THE Photographic Society of Singapore will hold a slide ahow "Around the World with PSA" at the National Library hall on Oct t at > pm The show will feature the worka of leading international exhibitors compiled by the Photographic Society of America46 words
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158 1973-10-02 5 A world cruise for liner's 'baby' MISS Pearl Lee, 24, will arrive In Singapore ITI op Friday In the course of enjoying a dream birthday gift a round-the-world sea cruise. i And she is the guestof- honour on board her ship. Oriental Express which is now on an Inaugural round158 words
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85 1973-10-02 5 TEACHER ROBBED OF $4,500 BY 4 YOUTHS ARMED youths broke Into the home of schoolteacher, Mrs. Jassin Monteiro. 35. in Tv Fu Avenue in Sembawang, early on Sunday, and stole $4,500 In cash and jewellery. Police said she was awakened at about 3.20 am when she saw an intruder armed85 words
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214 1973-10-02 5 24-hour service for drug addicts -plan- SPEAKERS at a seminar on drug abuse have emphasised the need for a round-the-clock "befriending service" for drug addicts. That 24-hour access to advice and a sympathetic ear, said the Rev. Christopher Smith, chairman of the seminar, was one of the strengths of Alcoholics214 words
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Article31 1973-10-02 5 THE Minister (or Culture and Un Jek Yeun Thong will be guests-of-honour at the Peoples Association's Kindergarten Children's Dmy concert at the National Theatre on Saturday at 7.10 p.m.31 words
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Article, Illustration644 1973-10-02 5 P. M. RAMAN - P. M. RAMAN By STORE HAS HIGH-SKILL LABOUR SAYS ONG CHAIRMAN of the Singapore Manufacturers Association Mr. Ong Leng Chuan has suggested four avenaes for new British investment in the Republic. His first proposal Is that British companies dealing In equipment to exploit644 words
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144 1973-10-02 5 LEADERS of five teachers unions met Education Ministry officials last week to discuss fmptenuvitation of the proposed reduced vacation and medical leave scheme. The unions are unanimous that the scheme should be backdated to Jan. 1 this year. The ministry has oftered that it should144 words
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Article105 1973-10-02 5 GWEB Tee Yok. 17, of Malaysia was Jailed for six month* yesterday for extorting $10 from Ew Mook Kirn and his friend at a car park in Palace Theatre. The court was told that while Ew and Tay Al Choo were ■■trolling at the car105 words
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187 1973-10-02 5 -Stabbed in back newsboy fights for life NEWSBOY Urn LJan Huat, 15. who was attacked by 10 youths In Paya Lebar Way on Sunday night, was still critically ill In Outram Hospital last night. Police said Urn. of Oeylang Bahru. was selling newspapers at about 10.30 p.m. when the youths187 words
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Article35 1973-10-02 5 MR. O. Kandaaamy. general secretary o( the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, will leave for New York today to attrnd a congress from Oct. to it organised by Public Services irteraauooai.35 words
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Advertisement234 1973-10-02 5 _>^aMM» W MMMSLVaP UFE CAN BE SO UNFAIR Lifi cai be Mfair. A victory in tie Oly.pict CM uke you a Billionaire while tone taint**! MMlt ea. vi at garbage collectors, N«v HatiM toiiy pretend the profiles .*»X •f three iiternational %^W celrtrttiet Mark Spitz. ff^^X' Ntmai Mailer a* *v»«wm^234 words
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130 1973-10-02 6 PROF ON ROLE OF SCIENCE IN POLLUTION CONTROL A NANYANO Unl- verslty lecturer yesterday suggested that analytical chemistry could play a fundamental role ln pollution control. Dr. Wong Ming Keong, rwlfVapt professor in the Department of ChemUtry, said that water, air, and oil pollution could easily be detected by analytical130 words
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126 1973-10-02 6 Writers' body to be formed in S'pore A WRITERS association will be launched by the National Book Development Board and the Singapore Book Publishers Association early next year. The association will provide local writers with a body to represent and protect their interest*. Mr. Raymond Yuen, vicepresident of the Book126 words
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92 1973-10-02 6 Mr. Wong: wins top colour slides prize MR. Wong Chin Thwee has won first prise ln the colour slides section of the Singapore Colour Photographic Association's summer members' competition held recently. Second prise went to Mr. Teo Thlam Hu-t while Mr. Ng Cheng Eng won third prise. In the colour92 words
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Article65 1973-10-02 6 SOSa M students ban •o far recttvtd iw&rdi tram U* Peoplt i Bcholanhlp Fund rtnee It was wUhHitxi tarly thi* jaar, Uw Minuter of BUt* Communication* I Dr. Anf Kok P»ng. dlsctoaKT He Mid the fund had no» paaad the U million mart Or. Ang prated65 words
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265 1973-10-02 6 H. a. KUTTY - Gunmen grab $10,000 in busy street H. a. KUTTY Crowd watches 2-min hold-up By CHOWD watched passively as two men pulled off a $10,000 robbery at gunpoint along busy Lorong 18, Geylang, yesterday morning. None of them made a move as the robbers sprinted across the road to their car265 words
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Article, Illustration255 1973-10-02 6 2 winners prove age is no bar to talent... rpHESE two young artists yesterday proved that age Is no criterion where artistic talent Is concerned. Elaine Clam, four, and Koh Cheng Eng, eight, were the yoangest competitors In each of their sections to take part In thr Children's Art competition.255 words
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217 1973-10-02 6 Funds for brain research 'put to good use' tnJNDS raised ln r 1868 for brain., research have been put to "good" use, according to the pre- sident of the Slnga- jj pore Medical Asso- 3 elation Dr. Gwee Ah Leng. The $35,000 collected by. the V's Men's Club ha»--enablec doctors217 words
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Article31 1973-10-02 6 THE second group prize af 530.000 In la*t Sunday* Tut., draw No 77/7S nu been won by one participant who had the four nun.ber* plu* the additional number correct31 words
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Miscellaneous199 1973-10-02 6 Brtnglm Up Wmthmr By BUI Kavanagh «fc Hal Camp r OU* NIECB AND \i CHiIXWCN ARC SUCH I J^HIOCt rrj VtfSTSJCT.'IIOW^ /lOMHOUO" AHO y X I NGPHCW PHbIbNP MIMCS.' TW6V APS J BLLS ARC CMOS XJU IABSOO#4«1D J f HOW 1 I fVSPIOaS J16«« J -r CVIWyTMINe' TME> > CUTR46SOU6199 words
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Article, Illustration265 1973-10-02 7 /CHILDREN'S Day cheer was yesterday brought by these chopstickclicking "Sinkiang dolls" to about 3,000 schoolchildren who turned up at a rally at the Gay World Stadium. Wearing boots and colourful dresses the girts were from Kong Hwa School. Their number the Chopstick Danee265 words
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Article55 1973-10-02 7 FIVE mtn and two housewives were Oned $2,000 each yesterday for urtsllng In an Illegal 10.000 character lottery during the weekend. They were Tan Hoon Soo. 74 Chng Yew Teck. 44. Tock Chlng Sew. M. Llm Phui Kian. 41. Tan Khun Seng. 13. and housewives Urn55 words
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Article120 1973-10-02 7 FRENCH ARTIST VOLANG FOR -STORE- CO N TEMPORARY French artist Volang will arrive here later this month for an exhibition featuring the works of 20 modem French artists at the Mandarin Gallery He will be guest -of honour at the exhibition, organised and sponsored by the French Embassy In collaboration120 words
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Article240 1973-10-02 7 Arrest order for two ships \f H. Justice Kulasekaram yesterday or dered the arrest here of two Indonesian vessels, belonging to different owners, in connection with claims for abou million. In the morping, he ordered the arrest by Sheriff of the m v Teluk 3anten, owned by PT Perusahaan Perialayaran240 words
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Article47 1973-10-02 7 MR. Lav Uat P-heow was elected president of the ToMtnuu-tcn' Club of Slngmpore at their recent annual meeting. Other officials are Meesn Wofig Liang Han. vice-presi-dent (education). Eric Robinton, vice-president (•dmlnlitratlon); Chong Low Wing; Oeorje Beow. secretary. Kelly Tan. treasurer; and Ooh Boon Kok. a«rgeant-at-ann».47 words
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93 1973-10-02 7 Nightclub row case set for November FIVE people yesterday denied being members of an unlawful assembly whose common object was to cause hurt at Pair Lady Nlte Club In Jalan Sultan on Sept SX Urn Ai Hwa. It, Llm Bee San. 33, Woo Kirn Whye. 31. Lee Pow Senf. 31,93 words
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Article47 1973-10-02 7 LABOURER Bang Mac Boay. IS. plMdad guilty ymtarday to •taaUna S3O worth of nalla Iran hi* •mptoytr. Bran Llm aod Co. Ltd.. at a ooostructtoo stu off CorpormUoo Road. Jurong, bujt Saturday Saotaooe was ptTtins»il pending* pfirtrallftn Reformative TnUnlnc Centre reports oo Oct. if.47 words
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156 1973-10-02 7 Loaves in three metric sizes in December HOUSEWIVES will get their loaves In three standard metric sizes and wrapped In polythene by December or in January. The president of the Singapore Bakery and Confectionery Tradr Aaaoclatlon. Mr. Wee Soon King, said yesterday. "We have asked our members to co-operate with156 words
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Advertisement148 1973-10-02 7 gwß^gwß^^-*" V >^H .v- *^gwH3t^L^L^L^aß^gwH B '^^'^^9Sijfjt :^g_| •'''srv&&&&l 3t^f^~' gwP^^^^^^^^^^mHSßg^Hgß >^B^^^ H^BT^^^fcu-, -^g^g^g-i It takes a kilo of oranges to make a bottle of Sunquick. S A wla^k m/1 1 hat's how highly concentrated it is. Mixed with water one bottle gives you o.er twenty glasses of rich sweet148 words
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Advertisement326 1973-10-02 7 IN SINGAPORE'S ORCHARD ROAD ABOVE ROBINSON'S A 3 ACRE SHOPPING COMPLEX I gC^^ww*^^*i^*^^^ J BSiiiM'BwWilWlTß^ l^PßTßffT^B|[^^^ i~^T i rr^w^lfw LUXURIOUSLY APPOINTED ECONOMICALLY PRICED! Today's traveller demands comfort and around the clock. To add to your pleasure service within a budget, and Hotel and convenience Hotel Phoenix is above Phoenix fills326 words
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Article, Illustration220 1973-10-02 8 A FEW stalks of orange bitter-sweet berries, fresh, purple chrysanthemums and creen Jasmine leaves on a dou-ble-decked bamboo container was Mrs. K. C. Tan's Idea of October flower Mnssnmi Mrs. Tan, a director of the Socetsu School 1m Tokyo with mot* than 20220 words
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290 1973-10-02 8 We want 12 days off: Chinese newsboys QHIXESE newspaper vendors want to have 12 rest days next year although the four Chinese newspapers have only five public holidays annually. This was stated yesterday by the president of the Singapore Chinese Newspaper Distributors Association, Mr. Chong Tew Tong He said: "We290 words
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Article40 1973-10-02 8 'Revolution in our schools' MR. Frmncu Thorn**. principal of Bt. Andrew School will speak on the Quiet Revolution In Our Schools it the Uoiu Club of Singapore iHoiH luncheon mettlni at Caie Allegro. Ooodwood Park Hotel, at U4B pm tomorrow40 words
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Article, Illustration174 1973-10-02 8 Girl, 6 pines for missing brother A FATHER yesterday appealed to his 13--1 year-old son, who disappeared a month ago, to return home for the sake of his younger sister. Mr. Ramaswaml Manlam, 44, said Thanabalan, a Primary Six pupil of Serangoon O a r d c n South School,174 words
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Advertisement174 1973-10-02 8 LAST 2 DAYS 7.00 9.30 II T«fcy k ltm*n* Oily! A Mandarin Rbn in CotorScope with Englsh SiMS I OKI VI- IN CIHIMA "1 1 1 JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA ft ODEON ji OPENS THURSDAY! ft BRUCE LEE the ninn &the itutnu CATHAY: OPENS THURSDAY r-M6ll Prtttitl Ai >LL HEW htoutan^174 words
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Advertisement287 1973-10-02 8 M/ 551.60 from mmmfnk Only $58 a yaar to naw wbacriban -am JO on *m mm» arlaa Nama Addnti—. I I vncloM $68 (62 .ajurn) o. «M l» aauat) D W. Mttl.Hit Marican ft Son*. 331 J*an Tuanku Abdul »*™n, Kuala Lumpur i S.n^poct E mm v m C. R287 words
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Advertisement71 1973-10-02 8 iris THE BEAUTIFUL ONE sßr Ml EME9 -THE TREND SETTER IN GLAZED CERAMIC TILES. ALL COLOURS OFTHERAINBCW TOSUTT YOUR TASTES IN DECOR. ■0 Sol! Aotnt. BSWORCtXCPTEJLTD. 1 13. 1 14. CENTRAL BUILDING MAGAZINE RO. OFF HAVELOCK ROAD. SINGAPORE 1 TEL *****1 4 983*1? KON6 CNIM: «ST A?Xrn.XZ.< TMC HUT ON71 words
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Advertisement206 1973-10-02 8 mm mammm*** 2 1st BIG DAY AT THE CAPITOL STILL the biggest draw in town! Ou* to film's length Only i SHOWS doily Note T.rn.*: 11, 2.30, 6.15, 9.15 N» Fraa List \M wal Hfc^l aSsVat. I W, I EsßT^K^B^smfc** 1 1 fajr** DENE TSU ii the sefadive LIN halt206 words
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Advertisement733 1973-10-02 8 ■.w.v.'.w.v.v.v.v.Vi JItICATHAY LAST X DATII :;2Slnwt:7.oo Bi9.3o>si > a.».»anr.%«mmiTT» ".TODAY TOMORROW ONLY Ham 1.10. 4. 7. t.teao S~IT«Ar*6H ■«O«I CAMTONI t>oi Pm/ S.I Chio Van Mondorin Color Scop* with Engliih Vjbtrtlai Jatiag Dr<<ra-la Oaaaia 4 o<na: Opara Thurxlov' "BBUCB LBB '■TMI MAN AMD THI lISIND A 90-m.nut* full-l«ngth I faolura733 words
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Article83 1973-10-02 9 Reserve blood stocks down again rpOTAL reserve blood 1 stocks at the Blood Bank was below average last week with 855 donations received and 955 transfusions given. Personnel (ran «lx mrmy camps will donate blood this weak. They axe from Jalan Kamblng, KranJl camp. SAFTI. OuUlemard camp. Changl Air Base83 words
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Article44 1973-10-02 9 MR L«o Haks has been ek?t*l chairman of Uw Stn■mpoie nim Society Other officials a.-c Ms. rlsa Sharp. Ytoe-chalrman: Mr. Edgar Koh. secretary: ai«! Mr. S. Rajcndran. treasurer: committee: Measn. A Mahadeva, M. Bubra.ma.nlam. Arthur Low, Chandra Mohan and J P Tan.44 words
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452 1973-10-02 9 RAYMOND JANSEN - Sobbing girl tells of beating in disco RAYMOND JANSEN 'Jealous boyfriend 9 on assault charge By A SALESGIRL sobbed in a district court yesterday when she recalled how her boyfriend slapped and punched her in a discotheque in July. Doris Phua Chu Leng, 21, was testifying at the trial of452 words
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Article122 1973-10-02 9 FINANCIAL TIMES ON SINGAPORE LONDON, Mon— The Financial Times today carried a 20-page supplement on Singapore dealing primarily with the country's economic role and situation. The paper's Asia correspondent, Mr. Kevin Rafferty, stated that Singapore's economy Is continuing to work splendidly but that success is heavily dependent on foreign confidence.Reuter - 122 words
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Article, Illustration327 1973-10-02 9 rtANEE GOVINDRAM - rtANEE GOVINDRAM "> TWO adventurous American brothers trudgr<j Into Singapore lul Friday as they neared the final lee of their world tour on foot. The brothers from Minnerota, David and Peter Kunst, are also plodding around the earth for a good cause, to let the327 words
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221 1973-10-02 9 Prisoner tells of $10,000 textiles theft A PRISONER alleged In a district court yesterday that he broke Into a warehouse twice and stole 83 bales of textiles worth JIO.OOO with tht help of two other men. Abdul Husop bin Ibrahim, 28, was testifying at the trial of labourers Abdul Wahab221 words
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Advertisement570 1973-10-02 9 I K L*^ V I L I L*^ T k growing Induavy in tha wurM anO halp ovctcoma tha oaaparata workt-nnda attonaga of tramad computar panonnal. Start a caraer which laav«« othare far bafiind in pay. proapacu and security. Why London Bacauaa only LCOTC offars you tha uniqua and axclusiva570 words
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Article, Illustration989 1973-10-02 10 There's more to bread than a sandwich loaf IF THE only breads you have been eating are sandwich loaf, French loaf, and the rolls you take are those with your soup, you certainly are missing out a lot on the bread scene. Bread lovers will tell you there's more to989 words
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Article167 1973-10-02 10 To have and... Ever wonder where the phrase "to have and to hold" comes from? It comes from the solemnisation of matrimony in "The Book of Common Prayer." The passage goes like this: 'To have and to hold from this day forward, f3r better, for167 words
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Article, Illustration156 1973-10-02 10 A COOL VOILE SUNDOWNER WARM EVENINGS. Cool nlfhU. Air cond tloned rooms and open terraces. These are the thoughts that race throuth a firl's mind when the sun (oes down and she runs her flnfrrs along her dresses before a night out. Shr does not only have to dress forTan Wee Him - 156 words
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Advertisement569 1973-10-02 10 m M This one little Strepsils lozenge gives the fastest relief for sore i throats and coughs because Strepsils kills germs in the mouth and throat in 1 minute hoo©y ood Icmoft regular ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL PRODUCT FROMI 'J& Heauty Saloi{ New Ideas from Iru Nature *4fla»Vaa«aa\ Hairs ty ling, Hair569 words
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Advertisement90 1973-10-02 10 Advert Mamar* Prevent Wrinkles Under The Eyes The lines round your eyes are soon smoothed away by using a vitalizing cream every night. Oently circle the cream, coaxing it Into the dry lines to impart milky smoothness to the skin. Press ihls rich cream along the deeper expression lines seven90 words
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Advertisement384 1973-10-02 10 Optrose is a children's syrup that does a lot of tfood for waiting mothers too. (With 3 tiiiK^s morvYihimin C tluii Irvsh tw-anm' Jim c or lAk k urnuit s\ nip.) aft t*L~ -iaaf 0 y Obtainable at all laadingstorn All Iliiouish the gio-AUig ><Mrv OI'IKOSI ahaa JiiUicm lluVitamin I384 words
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315 1973-10-02 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday THK Malaysian rubber market should adopt a liberal policy to encourage foreign traders to operate through Kuala Lumpur, Primary Industries Minister Datuk Abdul Taib Mahmud said here today. The Malaysian rubber market, although Operating independently, would work in close conjunction315 words
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Article, Illustration128 1973-10-02 11 Datuk Ling: Now it's official KICHING. Mon. Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Rahman Yaakub today officially named Datuk ling Beng Slew (above) as the prominent Chinese from Sarawak arrested at Kuala Lumpur's Subang airport on Sept. 25 for alleged collaboration with communists In Sarawak. The announcement confirmed reports last week «voting128 words
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Article97 1973-10-02 11 BRIDGES PROJECT BEGINS SOON KUALA LUMPUR. Moh Work on the multlmllllon dollar bridge building project for the East-West Highway will begin after the monsoon season, according to the director of Public Works, West Malaysia. Mr. Thean Up Thong. He told newsmen here today that all the five bridges should be97 words
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Article90 1973-10-02 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A Malaysian Medical Association delegation will leave for China tomorrow to study In greater detail techniques of acupuncture anaesthesia, limb attachment surgery and treatment of burns. The M-membtr team of specialist* Including rmdtotheraplit*. gynaecologist*. anaeatheslologUU and surgeons will be led by90 words
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Article46 1973-10-02 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Office supervisor Lionel Fernando. 26, of Jalan Kenny Dalam, was found dead In the basement of the unfinished Oriental Plaza building In Jalan Parry here yesterday. Police believe that he accidentally fell from the uncompleted lift shaft In the building.46 words
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189 1973-10-02 11 Wife tells court of SEM manager's hotel girl affair KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Former secretary, Romilly Oreer Chow, nee Lee per, 31, today petitioned her husband, Chow Slk Thim, 34, manager of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia, In the High Court for divorce on the grounds of adultery. Alter a 10-mlnute189 words
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178 1973-10-02 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Trade unions and co-ope-rative societies and the'»- members will buy $17 million shares in the proposed Workers Bank, president of tr.e Malaysian Trades Union Congress Mr. Yeoh Teck Chye said today. The decision to form the bank was announced178 words
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Advertisement97 1973-10-02 11 TIMEX FREE GIFT Offers Every Timex watch comes with a free gift. Hurry! Get your Timex watch today Free gifts available while stocks last. ar i aVs^Hav //fy^r Jf/ n elegant CMSS pen i Electric watch purchased^^ -ir L j Gent's watch I bottle of provocative^^L m m boi rjois97 words
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Advertisement339 1973-10-02 11 toocati flf WO OF THE biggest names in vg» education Federal Publications Sdn. Bhd. and Wobey Hall, Oxford now bring you systemattted training for examination success through the Home Studies Division of Federal Pi blications Systematiard Training what does il mean? The counei available II means study with a plan.339 words
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Miscellaneous193 1973-10-02 11 Straits Times Crossword HH^ HB^~THT' H|^ aHa^ aHT^~~flaV^~~a^al ACROSS 4 Without delay or dlaorder Lucller ha* a row with (7). Mowgll when I «o (4-4) S aietaJ. the last to be t Church In the same Incorporated (4). place: beef In the fridge 6 Afraid under water? (I. 10 Lucifer193 words
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Article402 1973-10-02 12 pHINA'S 24th anniversary statement published as the editorial In Peking's journals on Sunday must have disappointed observers who expected startling changes in the approach to domestic and foreign policy as the world's most populous country enters its 25th postrevolution year. Peking's leaders have asked for renewed vigilance against402 words
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Article141 1973-10-02 12 THE suggestion of a round-the-clock befriending service for drug addicts is an acknowledgement of the pressing devils that pursue this group of sufferers. A pill for the pain like a bottle for the alcoholic can be irresistible to the addict without the counterpoise of some place141 words
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448 1973-10-02 12 MASIE KWEE - Village is so poor it does not have a well- JAMUSOT (India): This Tillage In the bleak eastern section of the poverty-ridden state of Uttar Pradesh Is so poor it has no well. The 210 people who live In Jamusot. most of whom are untouchables and tiibals, get water fromUPI - 448 words
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473 1973-10-02 12 I WAS much concerned to read your frontpage story concerning the adoption of Vietnamese and Cambodian orphans by foreign parents (8.T.. Oct. 1). Your story was entirely factual In so far as that was how the story was reported from Australia. However,473 words
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Letter44 1973-10-02 12 I WANT to thank Tele vision Singapore for Its efforts In bringing good shows to Its viewers. I enjoy seeing the current series "Tempera tures Rising." May I suggest that RTS re-telecast the series "Bearch" which was a favourite with many viewers. T.M.H.. Singapore44 words
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Letter99 1973-10-02 12 I REFER to the letter by KB iST Sept. 20) concerning noise nuisance from factories near Block 28. Lorong 8. Toa Payoh. The factories responsible have been served with nuisance notices H BBI'TNS (Miss). Public Relations Officer. Ministry of the Environment. 1 REFER to the letter by Concerned99 words
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194 1973-10-02 12 Deciding on the form of -punishment— I THINK your eorres- pondent who wrote about "medical torture (ST.. Srpt. 24) was allow nj Us emotions to ran wild. Pat and Mark Chan and even Muhammad All do not get "March Haemataria" which shows that aa athletic person need not coffer from194 words
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Letter91 1973-10-02 12 AS a rrcuUr com mitrr on Bukit Timah Road I was delighted to read of plans for a flyover which will relieve traffic congest n at the Adam Road Farrer Road Dunearn Road Bukit Timah Road Junction (Sun. T. Sept. 30). But the flyover will not be ready for some91 words
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Letter31 1973-10-02 12 THI authorities should conduct survey to find out whether it U feasible to instal control Hints at the junction of Lower Delta Road and Jalan Bukit Ho 8wee. G.L, Sincapore S.31 words
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1353 1973-10-02 12 London steps up war against hectic shop-lifting MASIE KWEE TOURISTS AMONG INCREASING OFFENDERS By LONDON WHAT is a "must" for foreigners and these include Singaporeans and Malaysians who go on a shopping spree in London? Answer: Minding their morals or in other words, forbear filching. For the last thing that1,353 words
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Advertisement13 1973-10-02 12 A great piece of recording just needs I a professional turntable like I13 words
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Advertisement231 1973-10-02 12 I iW -Sp \j f,/(S}>Ul\ 1/ O SHU LTON Nt W YORK LONUON PARIS FOR ACCOUNTANCY. COSTING. COMPANY SECRETARYSHIP. LAW. BANKNG. MAHKtTING. EXTORT. HOTH I CATERING. ALSO S.C E. (0 A LEVELS) M< ONDON UNIVERSITY OtGRfcS 370,000 EMM SUCCESSES which csnnot ba approached by any othar tutorial institution, cloarty r»fi«ct«231 words
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Article, Illustration164 1973-10-02 13 Blushes, then off on jetaway honeymoon 11 was a jumDo jeiaway honeymoon for 150 newly-wed couples yesterday on the Inaugural flight of one of Singapore Airlines' two new Boeing 747 aircraft. Paya Lebar Airport bust led with the rustle of silks and taffeta as blushing young couples In wedding attire164 words
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Article94 1973-10-02 13 HEALTH PLAN FOR MOTHERS BEGINS THE Health Ministry exercise to help mothers who have two or more children pay acconcehement fees for subsequent deliveries In Instalments went Into operation yesterday. The plan is t:. collect $10 from such mothers on each visit to an antenatal clinic. These payments will be94 words
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Article44 1973-10-02 13 WONG Swee Ylng. 41 and his wife were fined 120 each yesterday for disturbing Uie public peace kf fighting with ri.rh other at the junction of South Bridge Road and Cross Street at 10 15 pm. on Aug. .'7 They pleaded guilty.44 words
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Article32 1973-10-02 13 FARMER Teo Hock Choon. «0. was fined WOO yesterday lor having opium jmoimtr utensils In Jalan Taptsan. off Chua Chu Kane Road, on July 30 at about 5 30 p.m32 words
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Article273 1973-10-02 13 A CIVIL court yesA terday ordered a travel agency manager to pay $2,807 to an Interior decorators' firm for work done at a show business agency in Golden Mile Shopping Complex. Mr. Llm Chor Ann. of Metroland Travel Agency, the court was told.273 words
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Article58 1973-10-02 13 TOUT: Siejawrt 2.06 a.m. (2.3 m), lit pm. (2 7m) Safili KacM 1.24 am. (2.3 m). 12.00 p.m. (2m). Part ticksat 9.19 i.m. (2.5 m). 9.23 pj. (23m). TMMMW: Sap**" 2.47 a.m. (2.1 m), 202 p.m. (26m) MM Keckl 4.15 (2.2 m), 12.33 p.m (1.9 m). Part Mdsw58 words
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94 1973-10-02 13 THE Government has remitted the stamp duty chargeable on contract note, relating to Oove m m c n t registered stocks as from Aug. 30. The remission order which was taken to fo.ter a more active market for government securities, covers all existing government94 words
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Article52 1973-10-02 13 FITTER Moharied Baad bin Abu Bakar. 20. <v Jailed for nine monUu yesterday and ordeied to be given three strokes of the cane for having a curved knife at a bu* stand near Block M. Jurong Town, at about 8.30 p m last Saturday. He52 words
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Article30 1973-10-02 13 NINE people were fined »7»0 yesterday for gambling In a house in Oe>lang Road on Saturday at about 9.30 p m The (Ine* ranged from 170 to $ISO30 words
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190 1973-10-02 13 3 stabbing incidents in 30 minutes TWREE people are In Outram Hospital after 1 they were stabbed within 30 minutes In separate Incidents on Saturday. Technician K. B. LOW. 39, was In the rear seat of nis mini with his girlfriend in College Road when four men one armed with190 words
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Article112 1973-10-02 13 MEDICAL RE-EXAM PASSES Twenty candidates have passed the fonow ing subjects In the final re examination for the degrees ol Bachelor of Medicine and Bacnelor of Surgery. They are:— Cheng Jew Ping (Medicine > Liew Kee Chuan Llm Heok Seng. Tan Chin Lock. Kok Chin Yen I Medicine. Surgery. Obstetrics112 words
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Article35 1973-10-02 13 SINGAPORE Ceylon Tamils Association will hold a food and tun fair at Ceylon sports club In Balestler Road on Sunday In aid of the Singapore Cancer Society and the Association for Retarded Children35 words
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Article123 1973-10-02 13 $14,652 claim on stock brokers A LAWYER has taken out a High Court writ, claimIng $14,652 and costs from stock and share brokers J. Ballas and Co. Pte and one of Its remlslers, Benny Wee. Mr. Chan Chow Wang alleges in his statement of claim that the •mount represented the123 words
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Article31 1973-10-02 13 KARPAL Singh. 14. was fined ISO yesterday for being found drunk and Incapable Inside a bus parked In front of Buklt Tunah police station on Sunday at about 631 words
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Advertisement277 1973-10-02 13 -a Th<*Mmg m«ch,n« *o> Pip* Bolt thrMdma r^»chin« Ifcuirlmy „n In ft" Qioa plp# t/8" 2", *^^-o Distributor H IZ> •fr.^. BMaiNajnißKNta pti ltd I I Skiff 1938/1958. Thornton Road. Goidhill fl WfJ Cmire. S.noapore 11 Tel *****3 15 hn«j| I 60 T <a) XaaW ■iNioiNainimNa indbmo H Kuata Lumpur277 words
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Advertisement337 1973-10-02 13 GIFTS BUY BffORE TOO LATE LtdiM' ligfetin, Dnitoreoatt 54.90 Blanket! 100", Cotton Snigl* (4 Colo.r*) S4.M Pillowiitoi Embroiderod (1 Pair) 53.90 Bidtkiott Singlet >zo 100« o Cotton 54.50 Ladies' Pyjamas (6 Colours) 54.90 Ladies' Blanses ft T-Skirts (10 Styles) 52.9 C Ladin' Pantyhose (Fmtiza) SI.N Bath towels 100«. Cotton SI337 words
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Miscellaneous473 1973-10-02 13 WATER consumption on Sunday was 118 million gallons (53C0M cubic metres). 2.6 million gallons (ll.bM cable metres) less than on Saturday. TV SINGAPORE (5) 2AA PM Opening aad For 7AA PM News magaiine ■J.W the Family (Enghjh) /.UU (Malay repeat) 7JI 1.21 Diary of events (English) Nrws (Malij) 7.41 Sandiwara473 words
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Miscellaneous197 1973-10-02 13 TV MALAYSIA (3) C riA ProfrsiMM summary Rangers 7.15 Protramme summary. J.UU SJ| The Houndcats 71 7 M BMtan| RTM 1 3S •M Liss.e 5.H Weather itaorl I. II Peristiwi IN News Ml News 1.14 Tim for break- 9.21 Wrestling from Britain 11.12 i.'l wd commencmi of fast IJZ Ripcord197 words
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Article95 1973-10-02 14 Inchcape I 8.30 +.80 Gentlnc 7 JO +.45 M it G 7.40 +.40 I nil S 7 50 +.40 OCBC $11.90 +.40 H. Par $5.50 +35 Is. Hotel t 1.80 +.33 A. Tape t l.M +.32 It 4.14 +.30 C. Store I 6 15 +.30 I M 6 6095 words
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Article21 1973-10-02 14 Malayan Credit Haw Par Harimau Perak Carbide Total Turnover Totfl Valur 29«.000 208.000 181.000 174.000 278M $9 85M21 words
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Article40 1973-10-02 14 Indmtriab: Jt».«4 Hatch: tllJl 117. Prapcttla: 29S.11 1M.' t I iri- 116 ZB 1I»J t rabbrrc M4Jt Ml.' O.CB.r.: 114..M tt«J D«. 3». 1*M 1M Dm. SI. 1M* 1M t Dec M, l««t 1M i ju. i, in* im40 words
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Article1535 1973-10-02 14 CLOSING PRICES fHE Ust •ranvcted sale ajj A the close of business in the Stock Exchangt of Singapore yealerday compared with yeatrrday'a prices together with 1973 high and low. (•Adjuster, for all new laaues). TURNOVER: Official total! turnover en the Singapore trading room as supplied by the Stock Exchange Including1,535 words
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Article349 1973-10-02 14 rpHERE was a gene- ral improvement on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday on speculative support, said to be associated with syndicate operations. Volume of trading was still eoneentratea in thr few favourites. Including volatile Development Bank of Singapore, Slme Darby, Malayan Credit and United Overseas349 words
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Article1519 1973-10-02 14 T»ID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Stock exchange of Singapore yesterday with the numoer of aharea traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 unlU unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acama (1J4B) (1) 324 A. Tape (l.» 68) (1) 1.80. (1)1,519 words
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Article1213 1973-10-02 14 DID and offer prices offl- dally luted and buaineaa In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with tho number of sham traded shown In brackets In lota of 1 ,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS A. Tape {I.UB 1908) (1) 175. (1) 1.77. (1) ISO.1,213 words
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Article314 1973-10-02 14 Good day of gains in KL SECOND line stocks, mostly backed by a host of good Interim results, moved Into the limelight In a day of Impressive gains In the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. A quiet opening with prices holding steady developed into a busy afternoon when prices raced314 words
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Article152 1973-10-02 14 ALCAN (UK) announced it Is invoking force majeure on Its aluminium Ingot supply commitments in the UK, Eire and Scandinavia. The ann o v n cement follows a force majeure declaration by Alcan Canada from which the company draw* an Important part of Its supplies. A company spokesman152 words
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Article306 1973-10-02 14 WHEN Inchcape's former chairman Ken Gould mentioned In his 1972 report that group profits for the first quarter of the current financial year are runnl n g substantially ahead he was not exaggerating. Group pre-tax profits for the first six months of the current year, according306 words
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Article29 1973-10-02 14 Rubber: Oct. 1. Singapore 159.50 cts (down 3.50 CU). Malaysia 155.50 cts (down 4.00 cts). Tin: $887 50 (down 59.50). Official offering 429 tons mi »4 tons).29 words
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Article51 1973-10-02 14 Saturday FrMar US S OS t M.I (I) Claaad as 11 London Cloud 100.00 rKlnrl 100 TS 100 T» Honikon* 102 21 102 JO Zunco ClOMa W»S ClOMd 100 50* Part. CloMi 103 Export pr era In non-atcrltng anas In US dollar, par ouaet (1) Australian dollars ptr51 words
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Article26 1973-10-02 14 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday plunged $9.50 to $687.50 per picul on an official offering up 274 tons to 429 tons.26 words
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Article30 1973-10-02 14 THE Malaysian Palm OU Producers Association (MPOPA) yesterday announced the following UK/CIF prices for Malaysian Palm OU: Feb. £181, Mar. £173. Apr/ June £171, and Jul Dec £109.30 words
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115 1973-10-02 14 WILLIAMS Harvey tin smelter will be able to remain open for a farther 13 weeks following agreement in principle between the main parties involved, the liquidator Kenneth Cork said. The agreement means that the 5.000 tons of Bolivian tin concentrates at Liverpool will be115 words
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Article481 1973-10-02 14 FOLLOWING Lon- don advices openIng quotations in the Singapore rubber market yester- day were marked down. The market later ruled very quiet with a slightly solter tendency on long liquidation. The afternoon session was quiet and featureless with levels once more turning slightly lower. The market481 words
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Article84 1973-10-02 14 n prlcea Mad at noon yesterday: ICY IL I 10 M SO Oct. Not. (Carnal MUI (FemrJ Mih) Bajien Sflhn Bayers Sclen CcbU p»r Xt I enU p»r kf (1-ton Pillet) ISSOO IMOON 153.00 IM.OON (1-ton Pallet) IMOO IMOON 153 00 155 00N (1-ton P»l!«> 150 JO 15184 words
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Article82 1973-10-02 14 rpHE US. dollar opened 1 steady at the start of the week In the Singapore forex market yesterday but there was not sufficient demand to sustain the rate which opened at $2 3410 $2 3420 In the morning. Sterling was subjected to some nervous selling though most dealers82 words
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Article159 1973-10-02 14 fpm following are the nominal awrage closing Interbank rate* In Singapore Cvratki NMBbul rates SmiUmnUa QmM yesterday rarity Ckaag* US dollar 2 3410 2 3430 2.11 M —16 97 Sterling pound 5 6490 5 6MO 7 3469 25.!1 Hongkong dollar 44.90 45.96 MSI —i 13 MaltyjUn dollar *****159 words
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Article157 1973-10-02 14 ASIAN currency depofct nia v at ckMC on Monday. Oct. 1. 12 mthi 6-3 8 1-1 4 Mm. I Ext. I (mMd* prtcvl 1 mth 13 14-3 4 3 mtlu 13-3 t 14-7 8 6 mthi 13-1 2 14-3 8 12 mthi 13-1 2 13-1 2 -KKMi.N157 words
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Article296 1973-10-02 14 HONGKONG. Mon. Sellers dominated the stock market today, resulting in a sharp drop In share prices. The Hang Seng index fell 19.33 points to 513.57. The market opened weak and continued so throughout the session. Hongkong Bank dropped to HK527.10 on Its Local register and to $25.90 on Its296 words
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Article225 1973-10-02 14 TOKYO. Mon Prices on the post-holiday Tokyo Exchange suffered a major setback toI day with the Dow-Jones average dipping below the 4.600-level for the first time In 10 days. In the morning session, some Inks, paperpulp.s and printings were bought on news of a Minister's suggestion of the need225 words
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Article411 1973-10-02 14 MELBOURNE MELBOURNE. Mon. The market weakened on the Melbourne Stock Exchange towards the end of today The Sydney Stock Exchange was closed and Melbourne trading was particularly slow. It was half an hour before any sale In BHP was recorded this mornlng. The shares then moved up to AJ7.40 but411 words
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Article103 1973-10-02 14 C minim riuvci C M A N O 1 ».NCAPO« riCUL fllllDll CM*KVI Oil: Bulk |K1 HlUn. drum 181 •rlltrs C.»f. Hliad (loomi JK/ Corn 147 1 B H»H» Munlok AST* wmi. fob 100-! rn.w (2«o •*iw». lUr.w.k wMI, fob XL* 12M Milan, atrawtk iwul buck •06 »*•> NI.W103 words
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Advertisement1037 1973-10-02 15 \JP Express States to Straits Service i I MM— a att/Ptil a Ttrl PuMM F uaa I at.. lnyla^J ITIK laaj a lIMCt kl IMI M I B mi<ii sat i s•nsm it t fci a tti n mi a rtoiisiuirs li il Sit il Sm li k" :i fci1,037 words
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Advertisement975 1973-10-02 15 ._n im- r. Stan P Itlaaf Scm lattna Inai Ul LI'U'ME IH Ikt 1 ki nki a fct it fci 74 fci UWIMP) UT II an II fci la— 11 a— 11 at. IMM MME MAW akt ll Ma It Ma IS Ml MMI ISUa UT a fct n fct975 words
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Advertisement1020 1973-10-02 16 KAW\SAKJ KJSEN KAISHA LTD. UWUAU UMUI OKI KM9M La mpu, a. aw. nuns swia. law. aaaaaaai J para P. tut Jp* ISIWIMU BUI t. >Ml Bf. amatt aai. aa I tn a Ht Japan Arabia. CaUl tNWVMM) I I liawarl It. W* m mnu Ban iat a tat ciija»a,n.Kavt>a».; >mm.1,020 words
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Advertisement839 1973-10-02 16 U.K. IUIOPt SCTVaCI LOAOIN6 POII LONDON. HAVtI. P. DAM. MIUP.C, MIMIN aipiaaf uanani rtvn"iit N/u'lat a/a kt naaa »,ll aaara V/U aaaa. laaaa. tnaii Mpraat lariui turn tat la Pan n act laaaaa v i aaa M/II aiPraaj ataaatataai a/a art vm M i i aa. M kniiu A«P.:vaU FROM839 words
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Advertisement660 1973-10-02 16 *~|r^ B a^^^^ a A^i^^f^^^ k^^l^| FJtCS SBHtt Tl IMMR. IWaTMIVtIaTIIRBiT WITS la. Mmi I ipi i i p tauai Pwaat laatai far. aaau atuii tvn M ivn an it/ta M inarm v v itaai in I M1.,. >1 HMUtll tanaraaai t/U. •aaau atari a/n tat nm M law iuum660 words
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Advertisement521 1973-10-02 16 X«« HIT tP naOAftat LiaMM, Hl.|. aoon No II 1 .UTHOaiTY ANMOUMCID >M X.» CM.. N. 1 !>•■«. 1 #L^°';'";.. viv". 1 iiaiNomiHti ro« oct j 8 Lllm m .uT.ir.Pc., I a "V" 1 K l Blniaaa. Kajrra airaat Cka|. Caaaul ■aata: PMi Aik N. I K-M ia 11. Braut>521 words
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Advertisement491 1973-10-02 17 THE POST OrFICE SAVINGS BANK OF SINGAPORE invites applications from suitably qualified parsons for appointment as: GENERAL MANAGER EXPERIENCE QUALIFICATIONS The applicant must be not less than 30 years of age with 5 years' experience in a senior management position, preferably in a large banking or financial institution. A University491 words
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Advertisement583 1973-10-02 17 ®SERTOSA DEVELOPMENT CMNRATIOR invites applications for appointments as: (I) CIVIL/STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS (Graduates from a recognised University/College preferably with experience for the designing and supervision of civil and structural engineering construction and other related works. (ii) ARCHITECTS (Graduates from a recognised University/College preferably with working experience and good design ability to583 words
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Advertisement560 1973-10-02 17 SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL Of INDLSTRIAL TECIIOLOfiY Applications are invited from suitably qualified persona for the following pom (1) LECTURER/ASSISTANT LECTURER IN MARINE ENGINEERING (2) LECTURER/ASSISTANT LECTURER IN SHIPBUILDING Duties The successful applicants will be required to teach in Technician Diploma courses conduct laboratory, practical and tutorial classes and assist with560 words
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Advertisement680 1973-10-02 17 BeO.U.S.PATjOFF. DU PONT PAR EAST INC. A leau.ng international chemical company invites applications from Malaysian Citiiens to fill the following vacancies for its new company in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: 1. RECEPTIONIST (FEMALE) Should have a minimum of Senior Cambridge with credit in English and be able to converse fluently in680 words
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Advertisement347 1973-10-02 17 E9BS| I <*. 11 [smCHPORE TEIEPHOnE BOWRDJ needs WORK STUDY ASSISTANTS Qualificat ons and Experience (a) Full Higher School Certificate (b) Competed part of Institute of Work Study Practitioners Examination or other professional examination in related field. (c) Preferably a minimum of 7 veers' experience in Work Study. Job Specification347 words
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Article40 1973-10-02 18 LATIil tCIIHTiriC MMMINTS. Tor Hlunl (uaUftlac. ttrow. m^M, mm. all skin eoo4iuaa«. niulu (MMJ*. pa«o»l»l iW wotnduclx eonault Uuw Klark. mWie«il» tr»ln •4 u< qailtlX Bmuit ■pMlaIIM ud PhyaW-tkarapM wllk m r*u« tnvtwi mniMii Hsuj Mmn, Utapbau ram iikw).40 words
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Obituary50 1973-10-02 18 MOM O4JBK AW CHIT, 81. departed peacefully 1/10/71 Service at Siagapon Casket 2/10/71 8 p.m. Cortes* Imvm far C.C.X. Christian cemetery iV 10/73 p m RICI A.D.J. (OAVIO) on XKh Oaaiainber 1871 la Hongkong a* a result of ear accident. Funeral wui tok* place privately to the r^«»*»i Island*.50 words
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Article126 1973-10-02 18 THI FAMILY OP the tot* Mr. Oaa K*ng Sens Of Margaret Close thaak Va. Archdeacon Lav Telk Oaa, R*v Yeo Chin Cbye, relative*. friends and office colleague, for their ea!utanc*. condolence*, donation*. wreaths and scrolU during their reaaat bereevement. Thank* aleo to doctors aad butm* of Ward 4. OKOH126 words
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Advertisement466 1973-10-02 18 classified ads (g CLAB4IFIIO RATIS CTaairal: O.M par word 'fir'- S.M (is word*) Peraeaal: I.M per word *rf*" $24 00 (20 word*) Malaysian lOKtoa Ptaa SOW lurcharg* HAIR LOM I I I Flair"* laadwi qualified titcbsiogist far consultation on year hair gt aoalp pr-->le«M. for aa aa4 women Tel *****4.466 words
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Advertisement685 1973-10-02 18 PRASBR A NBAVI CM PTI LTD invite* application, from suitably qualified Sing* pon CIUMeM fOC tIM sxPtTffillt ITi*Htt of* GRADI ONB LABORATORYASSISTANT qUAIJFTOATIONS: A Orad* OB* Senior Cambridge Oertlncale with credit pessss to CbemUlry aaa bfalhsauilra or full Higher School Certlneat* with Oamlilry as a *aa> atXPnUaVfCSB: AI laaat 1685 words
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Advertisement637 1973-10-02 18 LAOVHILL HOTIL urgently requln* MACMINI OPIRATOR/ CASMIIR Schol certlfic*te Must be prepared to do shift duties Knowledge of NCR class 41 machine an advantage. S'pon cit liens only. Interested parties pIMM apply to Th* Personnel OOeer, Ladyhlll Hotel, Ladyhlll Road, Sings pon 10. requires experienced Book-keeper capable of handling complete637 words
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Advertisement657 1973-10-02 18 qulnd. $170 p.m. to enmmetvre TeL tnoil ext IM. rpon ALII IRLI RICUIRIO Bar dnaa shop. Minimum qualifies lions passed Secondary 1 fluency j» 1 Chines. dtoMCU. Oood chance* for advancement for successful appllcanu. Starting Mlary $110 pi"- sLift s!:s-aaoM and additional wmminm. Apply with full d»tails of p.sonal hUtory657 words
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Advertisement717 1973-10-02 18 SALBS BXBCUTIVB Rl QUIRIO to pranou a wide range of industrial aad martas equipment. Must have established «onl««t and proven salee ability. Apply with full particulars to Tanglln P.O. Box 52. llngapeie. DYNAMIC SALIS RIPRISINTATIVIS. ExparUnoed to ofßce and sutlonery suppUM Attractlv* aalary and commission Apply Managtr. Maxw.ll P.O Box717 words
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Advertisement751 1973-10-02 18 COOK OINIRAL AMAM fo family ef tkiw. Oood mm nfareaM naeatlal Top aalary. A^pty SOP Balmoral Park (atniapon) 10 between 1 p m and S p m QINIRAL FULL TIMI AMAM required by couple 1 child, cooking and pnferred. live-In. Ring *****1 S'pon Intsrvlsw S p m —S P m751 words
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Advertisement730 1973-10-02 18 TOUR OUIOI MALA FIMAk.I Sar taaal Main. rSMlor Camheidg*. seed English, driving ueeae* i*aiatlal. ■kperuaw* not immillil. Ptoaat nandwnt* mi with recent photo, %*o (aoa-nturaable) to Newton P.a BBS IS. rpon «pplke>*U are Invited for th* follewlng positions (1) TYPMT/OLBRK Rmilniiwßi- Credit In mill**. Knowledge of Accounting or Book. kl»»lag730 words
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Advertisement839 1973-10-02 18 WAITIRI. IXPIMIINCIO RIOUIRID IMMIDIATILV for ant atoM botal *o*Tm shop. TeL BTIOII *xt 124 WANTIO IXPIRIINCID ORIVIR Must apeak English Tal: *****1 rpon between S a-m t P m WANTBO FIMALI COPPII NOWSB DUpewt, Waitress.. Apply iierMßtlly at M High Street. S'pon. WANTBD IMMIDIATILV SALISMAN aim BUI Collecto:' Apply to839 words
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Advertisement988 1973-10-02 18 WBLL SITUATID FURNISMBD I APARTMINTI DUt. 9. 10. 11 SMS SI.SM. Jalaa Mutura $1,100, Hilltop* $1,700. Csvusagh Houm $I.MO, OoldM Tower i lI. MO. Paslr Panjang town bouse $1,600. Detacfasd bungalow Poßscol $1,000 furnubed HUlanM $1,500 furnUhed. Bel* to- Hill* $I.IM partly furnish•r. IM-Taa Company (*****/ P. 2/*****1 Spon BuNOALOWS988 words
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Advertisement1026 1973-10-02 18 I ORANKSOMB ROAO, OIST IS I Link buagaicw with roof c*r- > den S apactou. bMreenu wllh i or withca asraaridHioa. *arr nuhed/uufurauhed from $1,600 i to $2.2»). Tel *****1 S'pon PBRSOM PIRSONS SHARI PLAT large room alrcond bath al>acb*d fully fumUbed. Phon* TV $160/- all inclusivs dist 1 I1,026 words
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Advertisement789 1973-10-02 19 WANTID BUNQALOWS HOUSI PLATS for long list of waiting clients who are from various wsll established firm* doing business la Southeast Asia and having regional offices in Singapore Rental payable jajo 14.000. Please Icl *****3 S'por*. A GROUP Of foreign investors urgently requires luxurious detached bungalow* in dists t, 10/11.789 words
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Advertisement758 1973-10-02 19 NO VINA TERRACE, OltT. 11 i— Split-level terrace nous* freehold approximately 2.600 sq ft. *****,000I $193,000 negotiable with furniture. Interred tal: ****** PREMIER REALTY: APART MINT*: $130,000; (164,0*0; Bungalows: S340.0O0; (146.000. Semi bungalows: (1*6.000: I $170,000. Terraces $82,000. (84.000. 8 pore *****0/*****1. I YEW LIAN PARK 2-storey terrace hmMS 1758 words
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Advertisement724 1973-10-02 19 HAM-NO THAVIL MRVIOI LIMITED TOUT Wnl Malaysia «*ven Day* 8*115,-. AHeontltloned bus 8*140/-. Malay aia/Genting Seven Dan 8*1*0/-, Departure E*ary day. Monday, Cunw BUkland* Four Day* WTO/-. «r«ry Wianssliay. Haadyal aneigkhla by/Air Three Dura MM/-. Four Days *****/ Evary Friday Butkok Cblengmal Air conditioned bus— Fifteen Days 8*370/-. 6/10/71 21/10/73724 words
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Advertisement620 1973-10-02 19 MIW YOUR, LOS ANQILII, VANCSUVIR. tram (11M/Low Com to Australia. Indonesia. Baaglrok. Taiwan. Mm*koBf. Jmu. Call Wort* OtiHn, TH: tHOW. MMM. mAIIKI HILL FOR 2-DAY 3N1OHT TOUR EVBtY FRIDAY •AT OEMTINO HIOHLANDc 1-DAT (DCLUX A/C COACH) *•**> rai cameron HicaUKDi/KL. IPOH 2-DAY j-nioht ta*.t» THURt PtNANO IPOH TA1PINO J-DAY 4620 words
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Advertisement758 1973-10-02 19 JOIN PRIM.IR COMMIRCIAL INtTITUTI for Typewriting, ahor'hand. Bookkeealag, Ac counLlng. Business Cornspon--1 dence and also tutorial from Primary Six Second a -y Pour. Morning, Afternoon/ EvenIng sessions commencing 3rd October at 463-C BaJeetler Road. •.i^apor* 12. Tal: *****3. I SYSTEMATIC BUSINESS TRAININC CENTRE I COHORATULATIONB 1 t* all MMeessful ssndldstss758 words
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Advertisement791 1973-10-02 19 SINGAPORI CORf.ESPOND NCI SCHOOL «F»rRS HOMI ITUDY COURtlll Shorthand. Typewriting, BaOkk**P<ng. Secr*taruu Dull**: Details r.jm P.O. BOX 11**, Stamford Ceatre s Computer scene* aad programming course win allow you to ua* Us* REMOTE COMPUTE TERMINAL as used IB the USA and the UK for th* first time la any Computer791 words
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Advertisement1020 1973-10-02 19 I FORD FALCON for sal* ZMO C*. It yea s old Reliable 'banger' taxed to end of February 19T4 (tM on o Contac' Major Cbanrer Tel: 3*1141 Cut. 3*32, 3678 CAR CARTRIDGE, Cassette Players, rear window beaten, etc. available end Install at **ry reasonable charge*. Bong Kee Motor Trading Co.1,020 words
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Advertisement625 1973-10-02 19 Wl PAY TOP PRICIt fat good used ears Xwn Road Tel: ITIS9O ITOS«t. TRIII fabricate steel structures, construct tug boni*. barges, log carriers, oil tankers, landing craft* and apeatallaad vessels Tel: *****23/*****32 Spore. ser twin outboard*. Beet offer secure*. Owner going abroad Ring *****4 S'rore a.m 3 pm ttllO* after625 words
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Advertisement531 1973-10-02 19 MARTINA'* (ALON 11-A. Oslsaasll Ctrtle, saeseajs/taaa iaala/Barver. Complete geatleatea grooouag by trained lad? attendants. Ring (B'pors) ITTT*) *****8. lALON M for Maaaage. Steamoath. Bauaabath. Oaat'* Hair Stylist Business Hour. 10 00 a-m. 9.U0 p.m. Call I*. Kuo Heng Court. ThoaUmaon Roao, Tilt hum *****4 **80**. TNI, Mandarlr Hotel. 3rd Boor.531 words
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Advertisement658 1973-10-02 19 USED KILVINATOR aad otnejbraada rcf: iterators for ssaaw at 110.00 pm All enquiries welcome. Phooe ******3 Malaya refrigeration Company t. BU. 1. Idns Road. B'pore 11. FURNITURE FOR HIRI at BU Oee Seng. 81 Rocnore Canal Boad. Tal: *****/*****. S'pac*^ EAST COAIT T.V. RIFIU> CERATION CO., I* offeilng.a, special offer658 words
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Obituary, Illustration32 1973-10-02 20 In lovln« mmory ot Madam S.D. PONNAMMAL ex pensioner of Wcodbiidge 3SSSI.S3TR«TSS paased. but sorrows aiways remain deeply In our hearts. PoncUy remembered by aons. daughters-in-law, grand children and relatives.32 words
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Advertisement1012 1973-10-02 20 I Our client invites applications for the I following sppointmenu:PRnnHPTIfli A recognised degree in Industrial/ rnuuuviiiun Mechinkal Engineering with at MANAGER leul 2 y«"i working experience in industry and proven ability in business administration. The iuccesaful candidate will report to the Managing Director snd will be fully responsible for the1,012 words
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Advertisement666 1973-10-02 20 1871 1971 )971 2071 Ingersoll-Rand INTO MM IN CENTURY II! The following appointments, for Singapore citizens, are necessitated by our expanding operations: A. CUSTOMER SERVICE COORDINATOR Age: 24-30 years. Qualifications: H.S.C Experience: 2/3 years' experience in customer service functions, ability to conduct corraspondence, liaise and co-ordinate with various departments, suppliers666 words
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Advertisement563 1973-10-02 20 SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THI REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No 301 Of 1973 Order to Attach Property Before Judgement No. 43 Of 1973 IN THE CAUSE OF Tang Geok Lan [m.w. l Plaintiff trading as Ban Choon Versus Lutlu John Corporation Defendants AUCTION SALE OF 'PAN AMERICAN563 words
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Advertisement147 1973-10-02 20 NOTICE OF REMOVAL J.H. WELLER-POLEY CO. (FAR EAST) PTE. LTD. WELLER-POLEY UNDERWRITING AGENCIES (FAR EAST) EFFECTIVE 1.10.73. ADDRESS 2nd Fleer, Hanyang KK.k Community Guild, 20, Peck Seek Straat, Singapore 2. TELEPHONE *****/9. CHANCE OF COMPANY'S NAME This is to inform the public that due to rapid expansion, the name of147 words
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Advertisement493 1973-10-02 21 ■MOrjßpsTffVTU sbJUJTTIIA BOHJIO Due to the rapid expansion of our organisation applications are Invited from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens to fill in vacancies at our Kuala Lumpur Office and other branches for the post of CLERICS Candidates should possess the Federation of Malaya Certificate of Education or the Overseas School493 words
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Advertisement821 1973-10-02 21 FOR SALE Industrial Sewing Mjch.ne, JUKI' Single Needle (Model DDW 155) 450 pieces SINGER' Single Needle (Model 400) 200 pieces MITSUBISHI' High Post (Model PB 810) 450 pieces Also ovens for wig making For details, please send your enquiries to:Yuen Tang Co., Chartarwrf Accountants, 301, Lee Van Uan Bldf.. titan821 words
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Advertisement754 1973-10-02 21 KUALA LUMPUR-KEPONG AMALGAMATED LIMITED At so Extraordinary General Meeun* of Kuala Lumpur- Kepong Am^^^nia^ed Tjmltart ("KLKA 1 held oo the Ist October IsTS a. Special Resolution was paaaad for *&c vo>"ntarv wlndlnc up of KLKA snd for the appointment of v.» undersl«Deu as LiquViatfrs thereof. Accordingly all the conditions referred754 words
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Advertisement1207 1973-10-02 21 m 0 LEMBABA LETRIK NEGARA (NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD I SUPPLY OF DISTRIBUTION ramSFORMEU TENDER NO. 11*4* Jwoders are Invited for the supply and delivery ClJ> Port Kelang. state* of Malaya of 10*5 Nos. Dutrtbut'on Transformers U/.433kV. 11/ 41skV snd «.I/.4S»V. Tendsri are lnvlUß ONLY from Manufacturers OR thsj- accredited AgenU.1,207 words
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Article327 1973-10-02 22 Teheran will bid for 1980 Games VARNA, (Bulgaria). Mon. Teheran Is likely to compete against Moscow with a bid to stage the 1980 Olympic Games. Iranian Olympic officials said yesterday. Hassan Kassoun, secretary general of the Iranian National Olympic Committee, said In an Interview: "We have been given some encouragementAP - 327 words
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497 1973-10-02 22 lOC to study new-type Olympic Games ITANRA, Bulgaria, Mon. Lord Killanln, president of the International Olympic Committee, today called on sports bodies throughout the world to co-operate In promoting leisure sports as well as developing the high-performance sports of the Olympic Games. The Irish peer was opening four days of497 words
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Article58 1973-10-02 22 ASUNCION (Paraguay). Mon. Paraguay yesterday defeated Bolivia 4-0 In their return came In a Latin America Oroup Two name In eliminations (or the 1974 World Cup soccer tournament In Munich. West Germany. Ooal scorers were Insfran, Barrelro and Osorto In the llrst half, giving Paraguay a 3-0 halfltme58 words
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Article166 1973-10-02 22 NHW YORK. Mon-|\us-trallan veteran Roy Emerson yesterday outgunned 17--yiar-old BJorm Borg of Sweden 5-7, 6-1. 6-4 to win the Fireman's Fund International tennis tournament at Alamo in California. After picking up his winner's cheque for USS9.OOO 1(20.7001. Emerson, 36. pralstd his young rival: He's an excellent playerReuter - 166 words
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Article526 1973-10-02 22 RACIN6 I WONDER horse Jumbo Jet makes a re-appearance on Sunday after an absence of exactly a year. Trainer Ivan Allan is sending the champion over 6f to tune him up for the Singapore Gold Cup about the only big race which eluded him last526 words
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160 1973-10-02 22 SYDNEY GRAND SLAM TREBLE BY SMITH CVDNEV. Mon— Leadin, Sydney trainer Tommy Smjlh I. M grand slant In Ihr lUndwira Sprint trrMe New Zemlaad-knd Analle won the At?s.aae (about £32.5»0i Metropolitan Handicap in a downpoor today. Tbe Smith-trained pair. Imacele and Lard Nrlson. won ike Derby and the ■psaaa aa160 words
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Article1178 1973-10-02 22 TrnOHTS for this I Saturday's race; at Buklt Tlmah: CL, 1. DIV. 1 SF. Mustang II 9.00 Aratunga 9.00 Salute 8.11 Graduation 8.10 Eurodollar 8 09 Sri Teruntum II 8.09 Ba-Ba II 8.08 Las Vegas 80S Calibre 80S Baron Air 8.04 Beta Rajah II 8.031,178 words
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822 1973-10-02 22 QTIDF'C DrOADT fRAINER Mohd 1 Zaln bin Ahmad, who was charged under Rules of Racing 203 and 204. has been fined $1,000 by the Stewards. The stewards also suspended the horse, Hold Me Darling, for (our months from Sept. 28. The822 words
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Article68 1973-10-02 22 NEW YORK. Mon. Results of yesurdajr's major league baseball games AMEMCAN LEAGUE. Detroit 8 New York 5: Boston 3 Milwaukee 2: Chicago 1 Oakland 0; California 3 Minnesota 0: Texas 3 Kansas City 0. NATIONAL I I \i.i t Chicago 1 New York 0 (Ist game): New York68 words
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164 1973-10-02 23 Sasa seeks Hand's help to get a coach |\IVINO coach 17 Bruce Bland Is optimistic of getting the services of a foreign coach from Australia to help out In the training programme of local divers for the Asian Games In Teheran next year. Bruce, a former Australian diving champion said164 words
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Article151 1973-10-02 23 TOKYO, mot. Top seed--1 ad Ken Row*»ll of Australia today enured the second round of the U5526.000 <U7.M>o> Osaka Open of the new Asian tennis circuit by defeating countryman lan Fletcher 67. »-0. 8-2. Twenty-two foreign competitors from Australia, the United Slate*. Chechoslovakia, the Philippine*. India,151 words
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Article, Illustration715 1973-10-02 23 Tang and Hou are faster than Hartono Punch Gunalan talking to Tony Francis KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Playing Tang Hslen Hu or Hou Chla Chang Is an experience. They are the finest players In the world today, the best I have ever played or seen. There Is little I can add715 words
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Article194 1973-10-02 23 G. ROBERT - G. ROBERT By TWO Asians Leow Klin Swan and Yeo Eng Kla have been Included in the Singapore Rugby Union XV to Play Greater Public Schools Old Boys team from Brisbane at the padang on Thursday. Centre three Kirn Suan and scram-half Eng Kla194 words
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Article, Illustration478 1973-10-02 23 JOE DCRAI - 4 officials get FAS summons JOE DCRAI By pOUR officiab of Spider Sports Club the team suspended from the FAS Youth tournament have been asked to appear before the FAS Disciplinary Committee for alleged assault on two Youth Committee members on Sunday at Jalan Besar Stadium. The decision .was taken478 words
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182 1973-10-02 23 CQUASH fan*, who missed 3 the entertaining performance* of Pakistani •tars qamar Zaman, the Australian amateur open champion I*7l. and Mohibullah Knan In last month's Singapore Amstel Open final will have a second chance on on 11. report* B.T. TAT. On that daU. they182 words
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Article37 1973-10-02 23 BUXNOB A rRES Mon. India beat Argentina* San Fernando 1-1 yesterday In the last match of their hockey tour here. India, who woo all tht 10 matches played daring the tour, dominated the gam* ReuMr.37 words
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166 1973-10-02 23 Arblaster, Chua triumph in 1,100 mile rally KUALA LUMPUH, Mon. K. M. Arblaster, driving a BMC mini with Douglas Chua as navigator, won the first Malaysia Singapore Motor Rally which ended In Petalinj; Jaya yesterday. Competing In Class "B" they Incurred 510 penalty points, beating Wong Bwee Joon and Tony166 words
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Article31 1973-10-02 23 TONY McFBOAN and Mavte Nightingale, with nett «> last week won the Warren Oolf Club's mixed foursomes stroke play competlUui Runners-up were AN Bilaiopalan and Mickey Jeffery with nett 73.31 words
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387 1973-10-02 23 Tengah and Seletar head league table ON THE GREEN with FRIDA SICC did Seletar Oolf Club a big favour when they held Tengah to a 3-3 draw lji their SOA league match at Tengah Course on Sunday. Tengah Joined Seletar on the top of league table with 15 points. Seletar387 words
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Article23 1973-10-02 23 THE Matsushita, volleyball team from Japan arrived here but m«hi and will play a match afalnit u.r Singapore teun thli week.23 words
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Advertisement387 1973-10-02 22 l> mgljtf*) *frfc._ I^Mo produce an excellent meal, even an experienced cook needs a good stove. SOITIP Hi OIIK I "^K-Pi W* I much the same manner, a worker in industry is most productive when V^gL^rt wtm tAwnk using good equipment. I ofpcf &Si^ jT 1 what y° u see387 words
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Miscellaneous59 1973-10-02 23 HOCKEY: FHA Dlv V KhaUa v Armed Forces (Bakstler Rd 6 pm>. Police v University (Thomson Road, s P-m. i SWIMMING: CSC Meet (Amber Road, T pm i INTER VAISIIV GAMES: Volleyball. Basketball and Soccer (Jurong 5 30 p.m.) SOC'CF.B: Friendly: Blps v Blue Eagle (Quetnstown Complex, 5 pm RUGBY59 words
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Article, Illustration48 1973-10-02 24 TOURISTS leave their busei to climb atop the remain* of an armoured car on Kuang Tri battlefield. South Vietnam hos jumped into international tourism with a unique package deal weekend trips to the battlefield, scene of the heaviest fighting of the Indochina war. UPI radiophoto.UPI - 48 words
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254 1973-10-02 24 MANILA. Mon. Government troops have captured nine suspected communist insurgent leaders, including a Roman Catholic priest, a preacher and a former nun, in the Central Philippines. The official Philippine News Agency said the nine were captured recently in two raids In Bacolod city,UPI - 254 words
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Article130 1973-10-02 24 500 MIL TO SEE WEDDING ON TV LONDON, Mon. The BBC will mount Its bluest effort In Its history to provide live coverage of Princess Anne's marrlace for millions of TV viewers around the world. A BBC spokesman said to- day: "From the Interest we have received in the BBC's130 words
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146 1973-10-02 24 TOKYO. Mon. DELEGATES from 17 Asian and Pacific countries began a threeday Asian Labour Ministers conference today to discuss International cooperation In economic and social development of the region. Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Susumu Nlkaldo told an opening ceremony that northsouth problems hadReuter - 146 words
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Article, Illustration546 1973-10-02 24 BLACKPOOL, Mon THE Opposition Labour Party toda> offered the British voter food subsidir and redistribution of wealth in its mos radical and comprehensive programme since 1945. But it said the benefits woult have to be paid for with higher taxes. Mr. Denis Healey,Reuter; UPI - 546 words
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116 1973-10-02 24 NYERERE: DON'T FORCE US TO COMPROMISE r.AR ES SALAAM. Mon XT President Julius Nyerere today urged the world's developed nations not to use their industrial power to force emergent African nations Into untenable compromises. The Tanianlan President was speaking at the start of a three-day meeting of African trade ministersReuter - 116 words
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Article453 1973-10-02 24 f ONDON. Mon. TM atock mar ««t cloMd quittir miird p»nd m« the outcomt or today talks an Phaa* 1 Modi tlu Oovimimnl and tha Confederation of Brltun Industry. hme dealers said that tl» Labour Party's nationalisation plant unsettled banks. ;nsurancM aad some industrial laaden. At 1 P.m.453 words
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428 1973-10-02 24 Tanaka and Heath on 'triangular relations' LONDON. Men. JAPANESE and British Prime Minis tcrs, Mr. Kakuci Tanaka and Mr. Edward Heath, agreed today on the im jrortance of Japan, the United States and the European (,'ommon M;irket maintaining close relations and contacts, in formed British sources said. The two leadersReuter - 428 words
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Miscellaneous14 1973-10-02 24 The weather THE weather outlook for 81ngapor» from 9am to noon today: Scattered showcia.14 words
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