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Title Section17 1974-08-06 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/74 I i17 words
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Article, Illustration458 1974-08-06 1 COUNTRY WIDE RED ATTACKS Thieu: Vietcong plan to launch general blitz Heavy fighting with 1,300 losses SAIGON, Monday AN estimated 1,300 troops from both sides were killed, wounded or reported missing in yesterday's bitter fighting throughout South Vietnam, with most casualties near the north-central coast. Military sources said the worstReuter; UPI - 458 words
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301 1974-08-06 1 8 die, 18 hurt as express jumps track DOL DE BRETAONE (France), Mon. An express train plunged oft the track at high speed near here last night, killing eight people and Injuring another 18. officials said. The locomotive and five carriages of the CaenRennes express overturned In the crash, aboutReuter; AP - 301 words
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123 1974-08-06 1 4 bomb blasts outside Spanish offices BRUSSELS, Mon. Four bombs exploded outs'de Spanish offices here today and f-ist reports said two passers-by were Injured. Police said the bombs went off outtlde branches of the Banco Espagnol end Iberia, the Bpanlsh airline. The fourth blast outside the Iberia ot^ce In centralReuter - 123 words
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Article50 1974-08-06 1 CANBERRA. Man. A decision to charter two QanUs Boeing 707 airliner! to deliver furnishings and equipment to the New Australian Embassy In Peking had been taken at the new administrative level wlttoout lefsrenot to ministers, the Minister for Swrtcss and Propony Mr Fred Daly said uday R«u'w50 words
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Article59 1974-08-06 1 BANOKOK. Mon— Deputy Foreign Minister Chatchai Choonhavan said today that Thailand's policy of having foreign troops withdrawn from the country should apply to all such troops and not only to those of the United State* He was referring to the approximately 6 000 Nationalist Chinese IrregularsReuter - 59 words
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Article33 1974-08-06 1 PARIS. Mon Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahml arrived here today (or talks with President Valery Olacard DXstaleg and other French Government leaders aimed at strengthening relations between the two countries. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article47 1974-08-06 1 NEW YORK. Mon. Dow Jone* average*, based on tint hour of trading on tbe New York Stock Exchange 30 Indus 748 69. down 3J9; 20 transp 157.61. down 0 16, 16 utlls 67 M up 0.16 and 65 stock* 229 43. down 0 52 UPI.UPI - 47 words
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Article33 1974-08-06 1 SEOUL. Mon. South Korea's pro-Oovemment lawmakers refused to attend a national assembly meeting today because of a dispute with the opposition camp ever the agenda of the current 10-day session UPIUPI - 33 words
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Article44 1974-08-06 1 FEKINO. Mon Drafts of a new Chinese state constitution to replace the one adopted JO years ago arc circulating within the country, reliable sources aakl today. Sent are the loof-awalted meetlnc of the National Peoples Cong-rest may be ur.derwsy ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article31 1974-08-06 1 JAKARTA. Mon—lndonesian bulk oU price* that have snot up to UBSIJ SO (SSM.M) per barrel will continue to rise gradually, a ranking Oovemment official said in a weekend interview.—UPL31 words
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141 1974-08-06 1 nONN, Mob. The D three Western allies protested to the SoTiet Unlea today against East German Interference with the transit routes between Waal Germany and Berlin, an official spokesman announced here today Separate pretest notes were handed over In Moscow by the Unit-141 words
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121 1974-08-06 1 BANOKOK. Mon. Thailand's activist students are planning demonstrations during a proposed visit later this month by South Korean Prime Minister Kirn Jong-pil to protest against alleged repression by his Government. a student leader said yes'»rday. Mr. Kirn Is scheduled to visit Thailand for threeUPI - 121 words
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Article, Illustration287 1974-08-06 1 PAUL WEE - $16,000 theft from home of Joan Booty PAUL WEE By MODELLING academy owner Joan Booty clad in aer nighties and a friend wearing only a bath to wH chased three thieves who broke into her flat on Sunday morning Mln Joan Booty of the Joan Booty Academy of Modelling and287 words
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Article, Illustration1041 1974-08-06 1 Nixon meets his top aides WASH INGTON, Mon. Sen William P. Griffin, the assistant Senate Republican leader, today called on President Nixon to resign—AP. WASHINGTON, Mon. President Nixon summoned his top aides to a sudden conference at his Camp David I mountain retreat last night, prompting speculation he was planningReuter; AP; UPI - 1,041 words
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Article28 1974-08-06 1 LONDON lfon Fuel workers at London i Heathrow airport today ended a three-day strike which had caused delays and cancellations to man weekend holiday flights —Reuter.Reuter - 28 words
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Article77 1974-08-06 1 Israeli army Manoeuvres TEL AVIV. Men. The Israeli army conducted large-scale mill tary manoeuvres on the occupied west bank of Jordan today, employing Infantry, armour and airborne units In a simulated battle in the Jordan desert. The manoeuvres came as Israeli newspapers said both Israeli and IS officials are moving77 words
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Advertisement52 1974-08-06 1 ROLEX SALES SERVICE W is at jF 73 Robinson Now serving the garden city... JAL's 747 Garden Jet Departing Singapore for Tokyo via Bangkok every Tuesday and Thursday at 9.00 am. W nrer forget ho* important you »f./^\ JLAPAN AIR LINES %gfT Anson Centre. s.l Anson Road. Singapore 2 Tel52 words
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Advertisement72 1974-08-06 1 JAIL FOR TONTINE WOMAN Pmgm 6 JORDAN chief in IS for peace talks 2 HOW an oil firm upset the US GDP S JOBS for 75pe •f ex-NS workers 5 UNSEASONED Govt sen at the top b THREE-IN-ONE subject for Primary Three 7 lAC urges union ministry talks DRAGON 'special72 words
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191 1974-08-06 2 Time for Wilson to call new poll: Survey ONDON, Mon. Sixty per cent of British voters believe the Prime Minister Mr. Harold Wilson would be Justified in calling a general election now, according to an opinion poll published today toy the Times newspaper. The poll, carried out by the OpinionReuter - 191 words
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Article57 1974-08-06 2 China's $1.6 m order TOKYO. Moo. Matsu*hlta Electric Transmission Co has received an order from China for 200 million yen (SI.SM.MO) worth o' its laser newspaper facsimile machines, m company spokesman aald today. Developed In I*7l. the machines are capable of iranrmlttlng a copy of a full newspaper page overUPI - 57 words
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268 1974-08-06 2 General warns of new war in the M-East mtL AVIV, Mon. A 1 senior Israeli army officer yesterday delivered another warning that hostilities might resume In the Middle East. The- commander of the I armoured corps, MaJ Gen. Moahe Peled, declared that "hardly have the reverberations of the Yom Klppur268 words
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Article28 1974-08-06 2 PIXIXBTOW (England) Mon— A man In hU early 90s was killed by lightning today as he walked along the promenade at Pallntow, a beach reaort— Ranter.28 words
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244 1974-08-06 2 Hint of panic over uncertain US economy WASHINGTON. Mon. Chare Manhattan B»rk president Mr. DaVd Rockefeller said thai the American economic cltuation Is so uncertain "ths t one should not discard thf possibility of a panic." Mr. Rockefeller was qucted 'n an economic lurrey in the Sunday Wathinfftr>n Poet whichUPI - 244 words
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Article78 1974-08-06 2 NEW YORK. Mon. A reputed member of New York's crime 'family' was killed yesterday while he and his wife attended a crowded 'Las Vegas night' gambling event at a Brooklyn Synagogur Police lndentlAed the victim aa Stephen Clrlllo. Si. of Brooklyn. and said he waaUPI - 78 words
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Article, Illustration444 1974-08-06 2 Jordan chief in US for talks on accord with Israel RIFAI TO MEET DR KISSINGER WASHINGTON, Monday JORDANIAN Prime Minister Zeid AlRifai arrives here today for talks expected to centre on Jordanian-Israeli disengagement across the River Jordan. Embassy officials said Mr. Rlf al would meet Secretary of State Henry KissingerReuter - 444 words
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285 1974-08-06 2 SYDNLY, Mon. RULINOB expected to be handed down by the full High Court In Sydney today will decide the chances of the Australian Parliament holdIng 1U historic first Joint sitting of both Houses. The court will rule on an application by two opposition senatorsReuter - 285 words
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Article, Illustration248 1974-08-06 2 PRESIDENCY? 'IMELDA CAN WIN IT' NEW YORK, MobTo those who resist her will, Imelda Romualdei Marcos is the iron butterfly." But some Filipino* believe that if something happened to her husband. President Marcos, and an election were held tomorrow, Mrs. Marcos would win the Presidency easily. In a profile yesterday,AP - 248 words
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Article236 1974-08-06 2 WASHINGTON, Monday •pHE US Navy is far ahead of the Russians in ship tonnage, is expanding and has not lost control of the seas, Representative Les Aspin said yesterday. Disputing claims to the contrary by retiring Chief of Naval operation* Admiral Elmo Zumwalt, Mr. Aspin236 words
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WORLD NEWS TWO
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210 1974-08-06 3 Thirty-six senators who may back Nixon NEW YORK. Mon. Newsweek magazine said yesterday that it had obtained a list of 36 senators the White House Is counting on to support President Nixon If he Is Impeached and brought to trial in the Senate. According to the magazine, some of theNYT - 210 words
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Article16 1974-08-06 3 SEOUL. Mon— Pour people drowned yesterday when a fishing boat capsized off Chungmu.— UPl.16 words
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Article, Illustration94 1974-08-06 3 FIGHTING MAN'S COMMON ENEMY fkRONO (Malrw), Mon Two foreign postdoctoral research associates have travelled half-way around the S'.obe to assist two professors at the University of Maine's Orono campus in an important study of one of man's worst enemies, the mosquito. Dr. MUmi V a Ural (left), a Japanese chemist,UPI - 94 words
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Article257 1974-08-06 3 NEW DELHI, Monday India restored seven of its eight scheduled weekly Jumbo jet flights to London today as some striking pilots agreed to work under a new system, an Ine official said. I official said 30 had agreed to reto work today. airline managedeclared aUPI - 257 words
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Article36 1974-08-06 3 MANILA. Mon— The Rev William Masterson. the American director of the Southeast Asia Rural Social Leadership Institute In the Philippines, was today named winner of the 1974 Ramon Magsaysay Award for International understanding. UPI.UPI - 36 words
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Article31 1974-08-06 3 ONTARIO. Mon. Two can carrying people who lived on the same street In Toronto collided head-on near here. 350 mile* from home, killing six people provincial police reported— AP.AP - 31 words
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Article50 1974-08-06 3 BELFAST, Mon. Masked men abducted two Catholic teenaged girls from a house, shaved their hair off and tied them to a lamp post In Straban. Northern Ireland, security forces reported. The ordeal Is usually a punishment the Irish Republican Army hands out to girls accused of fraternising with British soldiers.50 words
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Article28 1974-08-06 3 MOSCOW: Viktor Nekrasov, a Stalln-prixe winning author, has become the latest prominent dissident Intellectual to be given an exit visa to leave the Soviet Union, his friends reported.28 words
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Article32 1974-08-06 3 MANILA: Favourites Anthony Miles of England, Colombia's Raul Henau and Peter Winston of the United States scored their second victories to share the lead in the 13th World Junior Chess Championship here.32 words
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Article38 1974-08-06 3 WASHINGTON: The Justice Department has launched a major probe, using navy investigators, of alleged corruption in the administration of the Pacific Trust Territories the scattered Islands the United States has administered for the United Nations since the war.38 words
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Article27 1974-08-06 3 NEW DELHI: Pakistan has accepted India's renewed offer to resume talks on the resumption of postal and telecommunication links and travel facilities. Radio Pakistan, monitored here said.27 words
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Article34 1974-08-06 3 DACCA: Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Mujlbur Rahman flew over flooded areas of the country where hundreds of people have drowned and hundreds of thousands are homeless after the wont floods in memory.34 words
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Article31 1974-08-06 3 TOKYO: Marubeni Trading Co mp any and Kawasaki Heavy Industries announced receipt of a US$lOO million (8*240 million) order from Soclete National Materlaux de Construction of Algeria for a cement plant.31 words
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Article38 1974-08-06 3 TOKYO: The Soviet Inton has Informed Japan that it has sclied a 413-ton Japanese fishing boat with a crew of IS which had been reported mlMinj since An* 1 in the Bea of Japan, Coast Guards here said.38 words
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Article26 1974-08-06 3 LONDON: A coroner's court ruled that the singer found dead In her bed. Mama Cass Elliott, here on July 29. died of a heart attask. —Agencies.Agencies - 26 words
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375 1974-08-06 3 WASHINGTON. Mon TNITED States OovernU ment analysts doubt claims of a record wheat harvest by China and think It will have to Import record quantities of grain over the next year to keep pace with food demands. Further, China watchers in the AgricultureAP - 375 words
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Article62 1974-08-06 3 IftOTOftUA (New Zealand), Hon. A llt-year-old woman who rolled her own cigarettes and until recently grew the vegetables which were her main food, died here yesterday Mm. Ngahola Irihapeta Hona had 15 children, of whom nine survive, and SM other descendants. Her elder sister who fo«cht against62 words
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Article397 1974-08-06 3 Change in ownership led to decline WASHINGTON., Monday THE change in ownership of an oil company thousands of miles away in Saudi Arabia accounts for the entire decline in the "real" United States Gross National Product in the second quarter, Government statisticians haveNYT - 397 words
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Article42 1974-08-06 3 TOKYO. Mon. The Cuban Oovemment has asked leading Japanese steel makers (or ar. emergency sal* of 204.M1 metric tonne* (300.000 tons) of steel, but the request will not be met this year, the Industrial newspaper Nikkei Sangyo said today. UPIUPI - 42 words
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130 1974-08-06 3 MANILA. Mon.— Aliens seeking to enter or remain in the Philippines will have to pay mere for rlaaa starting today, according to a presidential decree. Tourist visas will cost M poses (about SslZ> instead of It pesos (Ss4). Passport visas for nonimmigrants willReuter - 130 words
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274 1974-08-06 3 Turkey pledges to control opium growing ANKARA. Mon— Premier Bulent Ecevlt said yesterday Turkey has arranged for a "tight control" of opium fields when poppy cultivation resumes this autumn In seven westcentral provinces. "We have, decided we will concentrate on controls In the fields and not at the borders." heAP - 274 words
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213 1974-08-06 4 Talks on regional mutual aid system SEOUL, Mon. Philippines Foreign Secretary Carios Romulo and his South Korean counterpart. Mr. Kirn DongJo, today discussed bilateral and International matters, including South Koreas UN policies. The two Foreign Ministers had a 50--minute talk at the Foreign Ministry two hours after Mr. Romulos arrivalReuter - 213 words
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Article26 1974-08-06 4 JAKARTA. Mon. The former Indonesia ConsulGeneral in Hongkong. MajorGen. Benny Murdanl, has been appointed chief of the Intelllngence department at the Defence Ministry. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article306 1974-08-06 4 Frelimo flags go up at big rally Whites too attend freedom meeting LOURENCO MARQUES. Mon FRELIMO (Front for the Liberation of Mozambique flags appeared openly in this Portuguese African territory for the first time today when about 10,000 people attended a pro-inde-pendence rally in the bull ring here. The crowd,Reuter - 306 words
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Article40 1974-08-06 4 YAKABTA, Mon. Foreign Minister Adam Malik •I today opened an Indonesian-Philippines conference to promote trade and economic ties between the two countries. A renewal of an agreement on technical and economic co-operation may also remit.— Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article76 1974-08-06 4 Swaran to sign sea-bed accord JAKARTA. Mon— Indian Foreign Minister Swaran Singh to expected to sign a sea-bed boundary agreement with Indonesia when he arrives here for a threeday visit tomorrow, diplomatic sources said today. The source* said the two countries had been discussing the boundary agreement for two Tears.UPI - 76 words
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Article25 1974-08-06 4 MANILA. Mon Three Philippine Government ajer- lej and a university have launched a three-year nationwide study on pollution of Philippine marine Ufa. UPI.UPI - 25 words
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Article, Illustration493 1974-08-06 4 Firing as talks resume on Cyprus ceasefire NICOSIA, Monday rE sound of automatic fire crackled over the so-called Green Line here today as the International talks on the Cyprus ceasefire again got under way. It followed spasmodic firing across the Green Line separating the Greek and Turkish Cypriot sectors ofReuter - 493 words
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302 1974-08-06 4 On trial mute with a taste for blood NUREMBERG. Mon. A deaf and dumb Satanist, who claim* he sacked blood from fresh corpses goes on trial today accused of killlnr two yoang lovers and trying to murder a mortuary nlghtwatchman. Bespectacled Kuno Hofnunn. 41, said in a written statement afterReuter - 302 words
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Article282 1974-08-06 4 World food prices up again WASHINGTON. Mon. Retail food prices around the world are climbing again after easing a bit last spring, said the US Agriculture Department. "Inflation, coupled with unfavourable weather conditions In some areas, accounted for the Increase," the department's foreign agricultural service said in a report toAP - 282 words
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Article36 1974-08-06 4 ROUE. Mon —Paul Oetty 111 the oil billionaires grandson who tv kidnapped last year will be married soon, his mother said The bride U German model Martine Zacher, 24 OMtv U 17.— UPI.UPI - 36 words
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Article, Illustration183 1974-08-06 5 SOME of the over 1.000 children and parents in Alexandra who took part in a lantern procession on Sunday night as part of the constituency's National Day celebrations. Thousands of residents watched from their HDB flats as the procession, headed by two Uons183 words
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172 1974-08-06 5 Hijack bus gang pulls off $1,500 holdup /\NE hour after three VJ men hijacked a NTUC mini-bus, a gang of robbers were seen escaping In a similar bus. They had earlier robbed some workers of $1,500 in cash and personal belongings on Sunday morning. The three men nljacked the bus172 words
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71 1974-08-06 5 Minister to open fun fair at Tengah THE Minister for Social Affairs, Enclk Othman Wok, will open a fun fair, organised by the Children's Aid Society, at the SAF Tengah Air Base grounds on Aug. 17 at 10 a.m. The fair. U organised to aid the Society s building fund71 words
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Article25 1974-08-06 5 THE Industrial Arbitration Court will hear a trade dispute between the Singapore Bank Officers' Association and the Chartered Bank tomorrow at 830 a.m25 words
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Article24 1974-08-06 5 THE Singapore Manufacturers of PVC ani| Leather Ooods Association will hold Its inaugural meetIng at its premises In Oeylsng Road on Saturday.24 words
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Article16 1974-08-06 5 THE metropolitan YMCA will conduct an eight lastion course on private secretaryship from today.16 words
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71 1974-08-06 5 rIEVES broke into a house In Jalan Part Dedap. off Upper Changi Boad, on Sunday and stole $I.M* worth of liquor and a car. The owner, Mr. Cbeonc Ke* Cbong. noticed the articles missinf when be returned home at 3.3* aJn. HU ear was71 words
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Article307 1974-08-06 5 75pc of ex-NS workers get jobs ABOUT 75 per cent of the workers retrenched by NS Electronics have been absorbed by two factories plastic and sea food in Jurong, an NS spokesman 1 said yesterday. He said the two companies sent personnel officers to "sign them on" after the press307 words
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Article100 1974-08-06 5 Asean economic experts meet MANILA. Mon. Economic experts from South-east Asia began a three day closed door conference today to discuss various proposals on co-operative Industrial development in the region. A conference spokesman said the participants are expected to to take up possible development measures on such specific Industries as100 words
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Article48 1974-08-06 5 Blindfolded man found dead AN ex-patlent of Woodbridge hospital, Quek Sing Lye, 25, was found dead at the foot of block six, Tronoh Road, off Bendemeer Road, at about 1125 am. yesterday. He was found lying blindfolded In a pool of Wood Police do not suspect foul play.48 words
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Article27 1974-08-06 5 MR OO Thomson, s lecturer at the Nanysng University, will speak on Knowing Singapore »t Queenstown branch library on Aug 16 at ISO p.m.27 words
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304 1974-08-06 5 Vegetables up 5 cents over the weekend rpHERE has been a I slight Increase in the prices of vegetables over the weekend, the Trade Department reported yesterday. Prices of bayam. long beans, kang kong. cabbage and cucumber rose by five cents a katl. They are now being retailed at 30.304 words
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Article69 1974-08-06 5 Plea for cut in wayang fees THE Theatrical (Wayang) Association plans to make representations t<. the Government to lower the deposit rates for wayang licences from $200 to $100. Tat deposit is required under the new mutations imposed last month for public entertainment Hccbcm. The association has welcomed another cotxttUon69 words
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Article66 1974-08-06 5 BXVZNTBN-raar-old national master Lsstt* Lsow ffhfri'r+d tour points In tour rounds to tak* the lead In the Pasta Susan Chess Championship PUlptno masters Mobsrto Kahno and Roger AbsUa art half a point behind with thre* —Mining rounds. Lsall* will be playing the black pieces against66 words
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83 1974-08-06 5 'THE controversial X n«k msateal Jeans Christ Superstar will be shown at the Golden Theatre bat the date for screening has still not been fhiod. According to a source from Cinema International Corporation. the distributor, the date depends on the length of the runs83 words
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241 1974-08-06 5 Shipping firms draw up new wage scales SEVERAL shipping firms In Singapore are now preparing to pay local seamen the new wages recommended by a recent board of Inquiry. A spokesman from Neptune Orient Lines, the national shipping line, avid yesterday It was now working out the new pay scneme.241 words
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322 1974-08-06 6 mHE commanding oft 1 cer of the SAF PorUdown Camp. Capt. Lee Wai Slang yesterday told a coroner's court how a detained soldier facing five charges tried to escape the day he was arrested. Capt. Lee was testifying at an Inquiry322 words
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181 1974-08-06 6 Prisoner loses appeal on 10-year sentence rE Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday upheld a 10-year jail sentence which Robert 00l Boon Huat. 20, is now serving for the manslaughter of foodstall assistant Moha m c d Khalid bin Sanl, 19. Arguing his own appeal, 00l said the sentence was "unduly181 words
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Article32 1974-08-06 6 IHE Community Development and Social Research Department Bersllat Harlmau Kroup will hold sllat demonstrations at the Homer Cheng Auditorium in Metropolitan YMCA international Centre at 2.30 pm en Aug. 11.32 words
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Article33 1974-08-06 6 A CANADIAN, John Borkonskl, 29, charged with cheating two hotels of tt.U5.49 was yesterday ordered to be further remanded at Changi Prison hospital. His case will be heard on Aag. 1233 words
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Article, Illustration543 1974-08-06 6 CHEW LEE CHING - CHEW LEE CHING Half are^ new and untrained: Conceicao By half the number of civil servants in the topmost grades of the administrative service corresponding to the key managers .in private business are relati vely new and untrained, a conference \yas told yestErday. Mr.543 words
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126 1974-08-06 6 DON'T BUY 'RUMOUR INDUSTRY' GOODS: RAHIM ANEW kind of manufacturing industry the fabrication and production of rumours has hit the Republic, the Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Enctk Rahim Ishak, said last night. "I am not so sure whether this Is a local or foreign investment. It is more likely126 words
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Article43 1974-08-06 6 AHMAD bin Yaklm of Block 36. Chat Chee Road. was fined M 0 by the 10th Magistrate's Court yesterday for dropping a sweet wrapper into a drain In Victoria Street at about 1 pjo. on July He pleaded guilty.43 words
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Article26 1974-08-06 6 Soatnl Saiiputra will apeak on 'Bow To Be What You Are" at the Theoaophical Lodge. Caimhlll Road, on Thursday at 7 p m26 words
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202 1974-08-06 6 Upgrade skills to boost image, industry told rE Government yesterday urged local manufacturers to upgrade their skills and create a good International Image of local products. The Parliamentary Secretary (Education) Mr. Ahmad llattar warned that it would be "doom" fcr them if they fal'ed to upgrade their ak'lls. Speaking at202 words
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79 1974-08-06 6 PNANO. Mon Singapore's High Commissioner to Malaysia, Mr. Wee Kirn Wee. made his first official visit here today. Mr. Wee called on the Chief Minister, Dr. Llm Chong Eu at the Bangunan Tua n k v Syed Putra and later attended a lunch given79 words
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Article188 1974-08-06 6 18 months jail for tontine woman A 41 -YEAR-OLD housewife was yesterday jailed for 18 months for running a tontine, and told by Senior District Judge, Mr. T.S. Sinnathuray: "You have done much damage and have caused misery to a number of housewives In the neighbourhood." Madam Chew Ah I188 words
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Article, Illustration57 1974-08-06 6 Castillo on heroin charge TRUMPETER Tony Castillo (above) was yesterday charged in the First Magistrate's Court with possessing half a gramme of heroin in his Toa Payoh flat at 11.40 a.m. last Saturday. Castillo. 28. admitted having the heroin In his flat but denied it was In hit possession. Hi*57 words
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Article30 1974-08-06 6 PULAO Seraya community centre wIU celebrate National Day with a frand tea and land sports carnival at the island on Auf. 25 from 9 am to 4 pJB.30 words
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266 1974-08-06 6 A DVERTISING will have to become much more explicit and be geared to satisfy basic needs rather than induce people to buy luxuries which they neither need nor want, the president of The Advertisers Association (TAA), Mr. S. Senn, said yesterday.266 words
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Advertisement170 1974-08-06 6 PEUGEOT I LsMM ssssssP^sssssS issAsfls^ssssssssssssssss^ia^s^issssasssssssssßsskj^^ssflHij^^Bs^ssss! ssssHsM^ 9 I H ■fl BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBsI BBBBsi 'i I ■aBBBsT SSSSSSSSsWsWssI»S^SSsWuS»^P^py»SSB^a«SSSSS»»»»»SS»»»^^^' _.^i»B»»»»»»»»H^SSSSSSSst^^ *ti"t«W «^l»l Wm *414>8**il'* af^ pß^ pßß s^^ B^ iB^ pßß^ pS B B fSß^BßjjsßSßS»s»B^Bß^**flHMß^^^^B^^^^H|H^H||^^|BH^^H j^- 1 l '~''*QjjjijJHte|fistJ'-**4V, I 4§^ibßL. «^V A% m I i **flm^B» IBJb^L9^LsbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbHls^LsbblbbsW 'U.^B j^g'^jBjEaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW^SSBBSSB^SSBBBBISMW >_ Drive a170 words
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88 1974-08-06 7 A 33-YKAR-OLD man f* »v yesterday jailed for six monthi by magistrate's court for trying to steal from a church's Poor box. oh »mnied Fartk bin Abdul Hamld. pleaded guilty to attempting to steal $75.55 from the St. Peter and Paul Church88 words
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Article61 1974-08-06 7 BtX men were fined a tout of 118,500 by tfie fir* magistrate* court yesterday for acting m bookmaker!, between last Saturday and Sunday. Han Chi Van and Tan Bak Van were each fined 15.000 Chin Chip Klang waa fined $5,500 Ng Ah Lek, Ong Ah Chwee61 words
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Article, Illustration238 1974-08-06 7 PIGHT-yeor-old Willium 1 Crafter right i Just could not wait to get Into one of these 3000 pairs of Ice skating boots on rlsplay. The ran of the Ice. SkatIng Centre's managing director, Mr. William if Crtrter, William U here on a238 words
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Article37 1974-08-06 7 Translation course THE Metropolitan YMCA will conduct 10 wion courar on Bigllab and Chinese translation at lntemettonal centre. from Sept. 3. The rourae from 6.30 pjn. to a 36 p.m. will be held on Tuaadayt and Friday37 words
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200 1974-08-06 7 THK Court of Civil Appeal yesterday granted temple medium Goh Leng Kang leave to appeal to the Judicial Com mlttee of the Privy Council against the court's Judgment In a land case. But Goh must first furnish $6,000 In security towards costs of200 words
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Article39 1974-08-06 7 THK National Language Society of First Toa Payoh Secondary School will hold an oratorical contest for the Eric Cheong challenge trophy, in conjunction with the National Day celebration*, at the school hall, on Saturday at a pjn.39 words
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275 1974-08-06 7 No trouble for Nantah grads to get jobs T^ANYANG Unlver- slty graduates had found no difficulty In getting Jobs over .the last two years. Most of them got Jobs within three months after graduation, and within six months more than 90 per cent of the graduates were employed. This was275 words
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150 1974-08-06 7 fHE Education Ministry wilh withdraw civics, history and geography from the primary three syllabus next year. This Is because Education for Living an Integrated subject of civics, history anc geography, will be Implemented in primary three In 1975. The syllabuses of the three150 words
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151 1974-08-06 7 BRIDE IS TOLD: GO FIND ANOTHER HUSBAND A CLERK told his hairdresser wife to go her own way two days after their registry marriage because he had no money for the customary marriage, the High ourt heard yesterday. < hua Peck Chal. the hairdresser, who married Ke Chan Kon In151 words
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Article55 1974-08-06 7 FTVS men were fined total of 111.000 by the first magirtrato yesterday on Illegal lottery charges, committed between last Saturday and Bunday. They pleaded pullty Yeo Chin Rwee. Nf Ah Ohee. Yeo Chin Lai and Koh Man Joo 32. were each fined ***** Wang Sing Cfacng.55 words
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Advertisement258 1974-08-06 7 M mM Niyea protects the natural moisture in your skin Nivea creme contains oils, moisturizers and Eucerine, the purest lanolin. These combine to protect your skin, to soothe and soften it. Nivea keeps the natural moisture in your skin... and replaces it when you lose it. t's a great boauty258 words
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Advertisement342 1974-08-06 7 /afl kmV I BEAUTIFUL I GIRLS AND I BIG PRIZES I hrt it a CMtast that it m e»ty tt Mttr at* v uty ta wit. Ail yt« aavt t* ts pise* 12 {kit ii **r tf tatty atai yt» emM ttri if with tat I 1 tiM big, Mg342 words
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Miscellaneous274 1974-08-06 7 Straits Times Crossword j pi is T 14 MB I 7 I 16 I^^^BHB~~'^TBU""~~T^^r ~^^t Vigtß *jfc^ ACSOSS rearing, whan wasteful 1 Walks awkwardly, and ap- (11). peart a meat, some asy a lOun appssri to tot In (a>. vehicle (7). i People in glaasw? (f). 7 Leaflet v right274 words
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Advertisement340 1974-08-06 8 4W«^ IMiTRD «5* rt SP®^*3C/// GROUP Of DEPARTMENT STO«CS at the GARDEN BALLROOM. Holiday Inn Singapore, on 6.7 8.&10 Aug 1974 at 1230pm Tickets- $9 50 (All inclusive) per person Reservations Holiday Inn Tel -*****6 Metro Orchard Tel *****6 *Ms AWJaJLoIu 3wv£ \$T g ~^y 25 Scotts Road SINGAPORE 9.340 words
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Advertisement249 1974-08-06 8 ftftcljctt W It's all French at the Farmers fjUft Kitchen. You'li love our special It French food. w TODAY'S LUNCH SUGGESTIONS COCKTAIL DE FRUITS DE MER 3.00 "ll seafood cocktail I PIPERADE BASQUAISE 3.50 A itawad green peppers, onions and tomatoes and aggs DEMIE LANGOUSTE THERMIDOR Tl half crayfish thermidor249 words
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Advertisement395 1974-08-06 8 GBUDI IHI I iflflMfliMa J i-STH BIG DAY! HO FREE USTJ. j! i i GOLDEN 5 Shows at 11.00 AM. 1.30. 4.00. 0.46 8.9 30pm KONG CHIAN: 4 Shows at J j 1.30. 3.30. 6.46 9.16 j! ccol a CMHurs j; I tftl 1 0CLT7~' i 1 «k DISTRIBUTED BY395 words
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Advertisement149 1974-08-06 8 .'»VaVVV^S'aSSVaVaVa*aVa J 'aV«*aV\\'aVa'a'.%ya%y LAST 2 DAYS! Mi/ it 700 9.30pm. Mil 111 III: AMU: 12.00 ChiUrw: Sl.OO The Original Doberman Gang In Their All NEW Adventure!!! WIIEWTIO»!M(HKmrIJ4!IimEXCITIIIEn! BjB^F^^BBB^BHBaaM CsaHA aaj ajBBBJS IB^DBBBBI *aw •MM i BaVfBK -~M amtmml I&vPUB^ *S»*»b) B i- vsi xasss mm < From 20th CENTURY FOX149 words
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Advertisement751 1974-08-06 8 oB6i%Wli DN LAST OAf Hurrrl Murry l Saa it Now 11 am. :.4t. 4 00. 8.46. SIS MOVV DO I TELL MY CHILD' in CC.OB o|«n* Tornorrawl Fu Sriai^ Chi Kuan Chun SMAO UN MAPTIM. ARTS' MANDAHN m Saop* Coky NOWSHO<rVINO Nf> Fraa Lia< 11 am. 1 400. 6 45.751 words
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Article, Illustration355 1974-08-06 9 AUPE show cause case fHK President of the Industrial Arbi tration Court, Mr. Tan Boon Chiang, yesterday urged the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees (AI'PE) and the Social Affairs Ministry to come to "some soil of solution" on a show cause appli cation filed355 words
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Article144 1974-08-06 9 TALKS ON STATUS OF S'POREANS npWO thousand SinA gaporeans working ip Hongkong are facing problems with the immigration authorities there, according to news agency reports. The reports say the Hongkong and Singapore Governments are holdIng alks on their residential status. The problem was said to have been "sparked off" when144 words
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Article33 1974-08-06 9 The Minister for L«w and Development and MP for Tanglln. Mr. EW Barker. will officiate at the opening of Tanglln community centra In Whit ley Road on Aug. 11 at Bpm33 words
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85 1974-08-06 9 WELDER'S DEATH: BARGIRL SENT FOR CHECK-UP A SINGAPORE magistrate's court yesterday ordered a bar girl accused of murder to be remanded at the Woodbridge Hospital for observation until her case comes up again on Aur 19. Leone Wai Chee, 20. was allered to have murdered welder Wong Loke Wah at85 words
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Article41 1974-08-06 9 A MAN was fined MO by the 10th magistrate's court yesterday for throwing a cigarette butt into a drain in Orchard Road at about 3 15 p.m. on July 4. Ooh Chye Teck of Keng Cheow Street, pleaded guilty41 words
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Article, Illustration189 1974-08-06 9 6 months jail for tanker captain CAPTAIN S.H. Bhatia, 40, was sentenced to six months' Jail by the Second District Court yesterday for misappropriating $9,700 worth of spares and scrap from an oil tanker. Bhatia, who was found guilty of disposing of the spares and scrap from the Caribbean Voyager189 words
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Article31 1974-08-06 9 THE Environment Minister. Mr. Urn Kirn San. will present long service awards to 143 Public Utilities Board employees at the Singapore Zoological Oardens on Aug. 11 at 0 am31 words
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107 1974-08-06 9 JURONG FACTORIES HIT BY POWER FAILURE SEVERAL flats and factories alone Jalan Tukang end Corporation Drive In Jurong were hit by a two- hour power failure yetterday afternoon. The blackout, caused by a faulty transformer In the Corporation Drive sub-station, started at 3.30 p.m Work came to a halt in107 words
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Article55 1974-08-06 9 MR. Christopher Tan hts been re-elected president of the Singapore Police Civilian Staff Association. Other officials Include Mr Aziz Mu:ta)ab (vice preatdtnt). Mr. R. Shanmufam (secretary). Mlts Roeemarle Rush (sift secretary). Mr. Lawrence Lee (treasurer). Mr R.B Naidu (aast. treasurer). Mr Mun Tuck Wah (rports secretary) and55 words
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Article30 1974-08-06 9 DR. WONG MOO.C OW the vtce-chairman of the Anderson Secondary School Advisory Committee, will give away prizes at the school's annual speech and prlzeRivint day tomorrow at 10 ajn.30 words
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140 1974-08-06 9 Tec who used flat for betting fined A DETECTIVE ser- geant of the Internal Security Department was yesterday fined $1,500 by a magistrate's court for allowing his HDB flat to be used as a betting house. Sgt. Kok Kirn Meng. 30. was found guilty of using the flat aa a140 words
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Article50 1974-08-06 9 JURONO Abattoir worker Phuah Cher Mong. 36. was jailed for four months yesterday by the First Magistrate for using criminal force on a waitress and outraging her modesty Phuah pleaded guilty to committing the offence at about 3 am. yesterday at Lorong 1, Toa Payoh.50 words
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134 1974-08-06 9 Four PF men on illegal paper charges rpHREE officials and a X cadre member of the Peoples Front were yesterday charged In a magistrate's court with selling an unlawfully printed newspaper. They are Ng Teng Sen, 34. of Redhill Road (vice -chairman Wang Wen Nan alias Ang Boon Nam, 38134 words
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Article41 1974-08-06 9 SUNOEI Kadut School will hold its National Day parade of uniformed groups and lower primary sports In the school compound on Thursday at 830 am. The guest-of-honour will be Acting Deputy Superintendent of Police, Mr Harban Singh.41 words
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Article313 1974-08-06 9 Woodlands stage one for 80,000 T»HE Housing and Development Board will x complete a total of 16,000 housing units and community facilities for 80,000 people at Woodlands New Towp under stage one of the town's developmer* programme. The fourth and the largest new town to be developed by the HDB,313 words
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Article57 1974-08-06 9 PRESIDENT Bhaarta waa Dot present at Mm Kallang community centra's NaUonaJ Day dinner on Sunday to present awards to Mr. Kang Skw Busy. Mr Julian do Souaa and Inclk Ismail bin Hajl aa reportad by tba StralU Tunes yesterday They h«d received their awards from the57 words
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Article34 1974-08-06 9 DR Lav Wai Har. Deputy Director of Education 'Development Dtvtaton). will apeak at the leventh annual yaeh and prtaa giving day Whitley Secondary School in the acnool hail on Aug 17.34 words
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Advertisement274 1974-08-06 9 V ■^■L^^^X^ a^^s^i^a^^^^^S! I IF Hi LJA.Q IVIQID I|^^^^E^PHH PROPAMIMNE B l>fl H k I I "A lm i I I A M TtIATHeNT *URMS. CUTS P^^^^^^^^^^^J^^^^J AaWASIONS ■infaMHiaP^^^^naffOTvypv^^^BH ■rxfrfffflffffffi^ff!:! 1 1 JWr- f?^ Q Eal O El fcfci^^**^' nlf i BDD O O I S Asia SoleAgent^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^W rzSS LAM274 words
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Miscellaneous300 1974-08-06 9 Bringing Op Fathar »y BUM atovanagh €t Hal Camp vnipawanmm iltv^ I?K. X H^ /m **»*">OU I I MY/YOU AM CLBJtm |Xl NAOUUO **V» Siio^Tt^S a, £Ta*n lafcL-^"* SO Cl&m 1 THE PIAMO SOUNPS SO II MO*S CUfcMW IP I'D muAx'^LirrV^r i^Kteo WITH TOOLS ©OOP THAT IVE PSCIPBPy V JSEP300 words
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Article432 1974-08-06 10 THE high incidence of venereal disease in Singapore is not to be shrugged off, but the concerned should look at the problem in perspective and remember that this is part of a worldwide phenomenon. A World Health Organisation (WHO) report said last June that gonorrhoea was now so432 words
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Article161 1974-08-06 10 IK)MB outrages in France on Saturday, 19 Italy on Sunday and Belgium yesterday corrected the notion that terrorism, except for IRA excesses, is somehow a Third World attribute. Three car-bombs blew up in Paris, injuring three people. Twelve people were killed in a time-bomb blast on board161 words
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Article, Illustration1761 1974-08-06 10 DAVID ROSENBAUM - DAVID ROSENBAUM NINE MONTHS TO SIEVE THROUGH... 'Keep cap on bottle' r— By T9E three article* of Impeachment against President Nixon encompassed 1,45* words, but the evidence examined by the House Judiciary Committee which framed the indictment runs Into several volumes Some ofNYT - 1,761 words
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Letter160 1974-08-06 10 AS a Singaporean. I naturally take great pride In the success of the Singapore Youth Choir at wales. But my pride has been somewhat strained by the subsequent reaction In the press to their success. It Is usual to reserve ■uch extravagant and Immodest demonstration160 words
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Letter144 1974-08-06 10 We refer to an article (ST.. July 24) concerning a fire which was reported to have damaged some stores and the carpets and caused flooding In the kitchens on the third and fourth floors. That report was Inaccurate and needs clarification. What happened was that a small fire started In144 words
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Letter112 1974-08-06 10 I AM deeply moved by the story of Dan Crofton. the 14-year-old American schoolboy who donated his kidneys and eye* to others after his death. This act Is all the more significant as Dan was a foreigner and his death has benefited foar of our nationals. Dan's example112 words
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Letter59 1974-08-06 10 rhas not been possible to trace the location of the house to which your correspondent •IBS" i ST. July 22) ref. rred. I shall be grateful If "ÜBS will provide the ur.derslgned with the address of the house to enable an Investigation to be made. SANDRA JOY VAZ59 words
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Advertisement13 1974-08-06 10 Solid state /2 AM/FM W radio Q^B Cassette IW recorder MOD6L M**-***^ STRBOOO13 words
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Advertisement364 1974-08-06 10 yfrom 6th Joly^ To Bth August m( Drastic Reductions on bD* All Items W^ w Wall 7b Wall Broadloom Carpets L*** 1 Romanian. Hungarian BulQi/ian Kashmiri I |Bl| Pakistani Woollen Hsndknotted Carpets A Machine Vade Carpets From Belgium, k Germany. Austria United Kingdom jjßi Axminster Wilton Bordered Squares I Scatter364 words
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762 1974-08-06 11 JUNNOSUKE OFUSA - JUNNOSUKE OFUSA By rpOKYO: The Japanese X steel Industry, after the two-year voluntary moratorium on building new facilities, is planning to construct three blast furnaces larger than those now existing anywhere in the world. In all, Japan's top five steel companies plan to762 words
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Article, Illustration1211 1974-08-06 11 SOH TIANG KENG - Arab oil funds trickle into Asian market SOH TIANG KENG By TK E recent lav n c h ing of ÜBAN, the consortium of 15 Arab and Japanese banks, in Hongkong, has started ripples of interest in Asian financial circles. The bllllon-dollar question many are asking Is: How much and1,211 words
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Article178 1974-08-06 11 TALAM Mines, a subsidiary of Island and Peninsular Developments, is to treble its paid-up capital with a two-for-one scrip issue which will capitalise $12« million from reserves. This will brine its paid-up capital from $C30.0«0 to $1.89 million. A final dividend of 20 per cent will be paid178 words
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Article169 1974-08-06 11 ■ITENEER Products, v which requested the suspension of trading in Its shares la*t August while it was negotiating to tell off Its plywood plant, has asked the Stctk Exchange of 81ngnpore and the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange to re-list the shares. This follows a proposed takeover169 words
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Advertisement157 1974-08-06 11 GOURMET LUNCH AND DINNER IP "£A JIT i i \^Ll kjrf 1 9ejAEjdW^ fit ~*m. •>ft~^tt iiy rv^ nbwVtflflr UHS^S.^SmL JESS* FOR PEOPLE WHO LOVE EXCEPTIONAL FOOD LUNCH our offerings from the trolley: TRADITIONAL ENGLISH ROAST BEEF Golden brown Yorkshire Pudding A crisp salad DINNER our speciality, and a hot157 words
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Advertisement45 1974-08-06 11 Visit our New Premier Store I at G-36 High Street Centre HPYOU WftOT TO BUTtOAHOUE THE TOP TflilOfl UIR %!Lj \^^^^**b*&A stores G-36. rwgh Stfte* Centre}. (Ground Floor), Ik* *****1 GOB/31 H^t Sfree* Cantr*. Supreme Hou»*(GfOund Floor) Goodwood. Hilton. Raffles Hotees CoW Storage Shopping Cejntra45 words
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Advertisement258 1974-08-06 11 I tire resistant I decor boards I gypsum plane, b mabmtto* fibre boards H demountable I partition systems standard office ft I contracts furniture JL ROXY (S) PTE LTD I fwooc Mtooucrt ectmrmjtcrs orvttmm^M 'senior executive development USING THE AUTOMATED GROTP LEARNING SYSTEM ThJa system for senior management, developed at258 words
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Advertisement143 1974-08-06 11 fc/>7/£\ \^L IMn^^tmx Ever Thought off Increasing Your Productivity Efficiency? Here is your answer to maximum output with minimum cost. |/\RO| a, (Filter regulator (T\r UmamL roiajtlei LVfleaa^Baaawap^^^ Varvej LVavivw^^^a^i^ ja^aaaa^^^ Bt-aeJactor *4^£jv\Wj V AM rwaja of Air-To** j^^^^ Pneumatic equipments and air accessories are reliable, economical easy to operate143 words
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606 1974-08-06 12 Movies to become a part of Hyatt room service fLOSED CIRCUIT v hotel movies will be Introduced In the Far Bast soon, Hyatt International Corporation, the worldwide hotel management firm, has announced. Hyatt International will have guest room movies In all 16 of its hotels around the world by the606 words
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Article389 1974-08-06 12 r'O technical seminars will be held from Aug. 21-22 at the Mandarin Hotel, while the computer and related equipment exhibition across the road at the US Trade Centre In Yen San building Is going on. Starting at 9.30 a.m., the first opens with a389 words
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Article239 1974-08-06 12 HOLIDAYS In Indonesia are becoming fashionable these days, what with Singapore Airlines' much-publi-cised package tours to Lake Toba and plans for visa-free travel within Asean, reports my colleague. LESLIE PONG. When once holidays abroad meant Hongkong, Taiwan and Japan, the tendency now Is to give Indonesia a239 words
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252 1974-08-06 12 SOH TIANG KENG - PICA arranges $23m loan to Taiwan company SOH TIANG KENG •y PRIVATE Investment 1 Company for Asia (PICA)— a multi-nation-al financial organisation has arranged a US$9.. million (SS23.M million) consortium loan to Tong Hwa Synthetic Fibre of Taiwan. Funds for the loan ia believed to he raised from the Asian,252 words
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Article302 1974-08-06 12 Mr. Tap Cheng Tone. former public relation! officer of the Port of Singapore Authority, ha* Joined Zecha Associates (8.E.A.), the graphics design and public affairs agency, as a senior public relations consultant A graduate of the University of Singapore, he has had more than six yean experience302 words
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Advertisement321 1974-08-06 12 WE ARE WAITING FOR YOUR CALL The moment you phone through we alert our warehouse and have your order made up and on the road before you know it. You get what you want, when you want always. Phone us and see. NTN BALL AIMO ffUMJLEffI BEARINGS TE1_:913"733 we move321 words
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Article59 1974-08-06 13 ioutrul lytex J.M. Wart* vkbni '.M.R.I. ►-B.S. trn nlrmco 1»b Pr»d. 1. Tlmn L Bank. M Dwr. ta. See. Store r. n. «3.00 M.SO $i JO t3 60 182 M82 U.31 tiu (in $1.44 UU >610 1130 $1.22 U3B UH (3.N «0 JS —.10 —.10 .0« .oa o« —.oe59 words
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Article20 1974-08-06 13 Dm*t immurml L— Hi law hr "otol Ti— m oUl Vakw; 113.04 100.« 8O.(X 1 51 $a.ai:20 words
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Article58 1974-08-06 13 Aa«. t Aa, i iMbastrlals: 113.13 MM Finance: J11.54 M 0.44 f, Hateb: ISSJ7 154.17 Properties: 113.11 18X.15 Tins: IM.Z4 IHII i I rabbrra: 136.13 lUM 0.C.8.C.: IMJ« 191.17 t BX.B. lad.: 151.71 HIM Dee. M. IMS IS* 1 Dee. 11, MM h IM t Dee. M. IM! IM58 words
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Article1630 1974-08-06 13 THE last transacted sale 1 st the close of business in the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day's prices together with 1974 high and low ('Adjusted (or all new twuei). CLOiIHC TON!: All MCtIOU cloard quitt and eaay TUHNOVIB: Official total tumov«r on tIM1,630 words
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Article1111 1974-08-06 13 nID md offer prices officially I iUled and buslnesi In end rcportrd to the Kuala Lumpur Stock vp.c.errJajf wl»n the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 uniu ual«M otnenrlse specified INDUSTRIALS •J.'.-n.t. (2.2T8 2.3A1) (2) 2 20. Ta*a iO.sub 0.921). Allan (2.M8) MM.1,111 words
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Article377 1974-08-06 13 DULL conditions persisted at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday and there was no incentive to deal. Operators held back from transacting any new deals in front of the coming National Day holiday In Singapore. Trading was selective with prices moving within a narrow range. The market377 words
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Article1137 1974-08-06 13 t» ID and offer prICM officially llited and bualneaa in snd. reported to the Stock Exchknge of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brtckets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma H9SB 2008) (1) 196. AM. (0.968 1038). Ajinomoto (21,137 words
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420 1974-08-06 13 Manufacturers Hanover Corporation of the US has reported a 31 per cent increase in consolidated after- tax operating earnings for both the second quarter and first half of the year. For the three months ended Jvne, consolidated after tax operating earnings were US$3l million, or $1.07420 words
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Article302 1974-08-06 13 Prices go down again in KL SELLERS returned *o the Fiock market tn Kuala Lumpur again yesterday and prices thus yielded further ground. After remaining without business for the first 30 minutes or so. the market then saw fresh MOllna; strain n severa> popular counters. The New B.T. industrial ordinary302 words
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Article169 1974-08-06 13 THE profits uptrend at 81m Urn Investments haa continued Into the year ended March 1974. with unaudited group after-tax profits rising 172 3 per cent to $1,993--536. The company will be paying a first and final dividend of six per cent against 3.6 per cent adjusted last time.169 words
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247 1974-08-06 13 Malaysia Tile results disappointing nnHOUOH the perA formance of Malaysia Tile Manufacturing appears to have Improved with an 89 per cent cut In losses to a deficit of only $175,265 for 1973, the results are nevertheless disappointing. For at mid -term, the then managing director, Mr. David W Evans, had247 words
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Article29 1974-08-06 13 Rubber: Aug. 5. Singapore: U9 50 cts (up t.50 ct). Malaysia: IC9JO cts (up I.N et). Tin: $1^95 (up $23) Official offering: 2W tons (down 9 tons).29 words
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Article63 1974-08-06 13 Salurdar Friday U U. 1.1 Bvdn»)r (1) Cloa*4 10T.JS I lalia Ooaad lUtuß Cloa«4 147 MM) Balnit IM no IJT M iWaartiM ium ***** Zurtca a— 4 lis SOB Cloaa* IST SOS i Paria Cloaaa IM as IMM (2) ISSOOB ISA Kiß IMOM 1M.06S Export prtoa Id noaalrrllnf63 words
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Article25 1974-08-06 13 THE Straits tip price recovered $23 to $1,295 per pirul in Pepang yesterday on an official offering down nine tons to 260 tons.25 words
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Article108 1974-08-06 13 C" 1 1 -HOOUCI tXCHAHCI w >INCAr>ORI NOON CLOIINO PMICII Ml »>ICUL VIITMOAV. Caaarail Oil bulk |IHN aclltra. drum IISSN atlltra Caara: Mu*4 <looa*l UK/Coal SUN B "•aaplr: Munlok AST A »hlt* fob. 100". NW S2*?t atllrra HarawaK wai'.a fob. Ml NLW 127& aall'ra. Barawak ap*cial Mack fob SI-,108 words
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Article108 1974-08-06 13 OUTPUT of tin concentrates for the month of June 1974 by the following mines are: PtcnU Aokam 4.145 Austral Amal. 1.458 Ayer Hltam 2.898 Berjuntal 5.644 Chenderiang 15« Gopeng Consol. 3.354 Hongkong Tin 10 Idris Hydraulic 550 Kamuntlng 1.542 Kampong Lanjut 1,058 Kent 922 KillinghaU 5«0 Klnta Kellas108 words
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Article552 1974-08-06 13 QPENINO quoUUom In the Singapore rubber mar. ket yesterday were marked down following disappointing overseas advices and Uie market was slow to form. Later a steadier trend developed as buying interest found sellers reserved. The steadiness appeared to be partly attributable to the awareness of Malaysia's r irrent552 words
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Article116 1974-08-06 13 DAILY SMR and SSR prices Issued at noon yesterday MRMK MR tCV IS KR M «-A.S. M SO A«f. S*»C (C««rt MUI ir««ii4 Mthi B»7«ra Km Bam Irtliri («m«b par kf > kf i (1 tan pallet) 1M 00 1M00N 164 00 1M 00 N (1 too116 words
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Article71 1974-08-06 13 DUE to a thin market condition In the Singapore forex market yesterday, the US. dollar rate showed a tendency to assert on commercial demand. This was prominent In the early ses- I slon when It firmed to I $*****-30 sfter opening at $2 4680-4700 In mid-session trading, the71 words
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Article184 1974-08-06 13 The following are the nominal average closing tnter»nk ratas In Singapore. Cmrreacica Nacalnal rate* Saithton'^n Prrrcntace •no<«4 ><aterda> irrwa) partly change US dollar 2.4710 2.4730 2 8196 12.36 Sterling pound 5 8920 5 8970 7 3469 19.40 Hongkong dollar unavailable :o i l unav Malaysian dollar 102 35184 words
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Article212 1974-08-06 13 A BIAN currency deposit rx interbank rates aa at close on Monday. Aug. S: IS DOLLARS Offer Bid T days 11 7 8 115 8 1 mth 13 1/16 12 16/16 2 rr.ltis 13 5, S 13 1 2 3 mths 13 11 16 13 9 16212 words
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Article39 1974-08-06 13 Closing Interbank rates in Singapore dollars (or Aug. I 6: Offer Bid Overnight 11'- 111 1 mth 10 10S 2 mtns 10 S, lo'- 1 mth* 10\. 10': Prirr* ratt I Sourer: P. Murray- Joaca lnlrr national.39 words
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Article232 1974-08-06 13 TTOKYO. Mon The Dow Jones average of the Tokyo stock market today plunged by 140 to below the 4400 level due to the continued declined in the yens value en the Tokyo forex market In the morning session. food stuff and shipping Issues opened slightly firm. However, the uptrend232 words
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Article15 1974-08-06 13 ALL markets in hongkong were closed yesterday, being the first Monday in August.15 words
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Article464 1974-08-06 13 WaTBOURNB. Mon Prtc-i contaiued to slide downward In lifeless trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. BHp iet the tone early In the day opening lower at ASS9O after which It sank sttadlly until at the close of Ukalng it stood at |A 74 leading retailer Myers slipped to464 words
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Article25 1974-08-06 13 (Aa at Ana 2) Fund of Auatraha A «2 7* Propanty Bond, of Auat All 17 Uan 1 pnni PBA International AM 4125 words
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Article278 1974-08-06 13 JUNE rubber production by estates of the following companies are: Kilograms Austral Enterp. 41,730 Ayer Molek 51,974 Benta 186.000 Bukit Katil 29.756 Castlefleld <K 239,046 Consol Plant 3.041.000 Olengowrle 46.267 Oolden Hope 1.153.543 Holyrood 87 y:<B Hongkong (Sel > 30,845 Inch Kenneth (Kajang) 105.688 Kempas 688.000 KUUnghall278 words
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Obituary, Illustration33 1974-08-06 14 IN ever loving memory of our beloved mother. K.P. Ammu Kutty Amma who departed us on 6 8 69 Although your physical presence is not felt anymore you are among us33 words
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Advertisement529 1974-08-06 14 We are a large multi-national manufacturing and export concern with a modern palm oil refinery and f ractionation plant located in Johore. Due to rapid expansion we have immediate vacancies for the following positions: SALES EXECUTIVE (MSBOO M 51.200) 1. A degree in commerce or economics 2. Knowledge of shipping529 words
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Advertisement518 1974-08-06 14 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU Permohonan-permohonan adalah dipelawa darlpada caiun-calun Warganegara Malaysia yang berumur dl bawah 30 Uhun untuk menglsl kekosongan jawatanyang berikut dalam Bahaglan I. TlngkaUn Blasa B Tetap dan Berpencen daJam perkhidmatan Lembaga. Caluncalun mestilah memillkl Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia atau yang setaraf dengannya serta lulus Bahasa Malaysia dalam518 words
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Advertisement1027 1974-08-06 14 FOR SALE Morri* Van AC 9973, Austin Lorry AX 5373, Austin Cypsy Al 1304, Land Rover AF 541 Land Rover AD 4313. Austin Lorry AE 4651. can be view at Copeng Consolidated Ltd.. Copeng during office hours. Tenders to be forwarded by mail marked "COf VEHICLES" on the envelope, to1,027 words
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Advertisement117 1974-08-06 14 PUBLIC WORKS DIPAHTMINT TINDIR NOTICI Tenders are invited for •he following "Supply, delivery and installation of 3 Nos. Mortuary Refrigeration Chambers." Tender documents can be obtained from TSe Divisional Engineer's Office, Kuching on payment of a tender deposit of $100/- at the latest four days before the closing date of117 words
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Advertisement704 1974-08-06 14 WARMING NOTICE The Trade Marks Ordinance, IMP. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the MALAYSIAN HOCKEY FEDERATION of »<>•«. Lorong 18/16 A. Petallng Jaya. selangor are me Proprietors of the copyright in the Emoiem anfi Trade Marie appearing above In respect or goods coming under the various classes or goods appearing704 words
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Article, Illustration204 1974-08-06 15 npHIS giant fire and I I pearl spitting sea dragon, now being "dressed up" at the PSA container port, will be a special treat for thousands at the waterfront on National Day. Measuring 152 metres (500 ft) long, this giant with two big bright eyes,204 words
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Article27 1974-08-06 15 THE Fairer Park National Day story-telling competition (/rl«lnaU> scheduled (or I Saturday at the Pek Klo rommunlty centre, will now be held on Sunday.27 words
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445 1974-08-06 15 Shopman's murder: 2 lose appeal against death ro men yesterday lost their appeal in the High Court against conviction and the death sentence for the murder of a wine shop proprietor. Neoh Bean Chye 29, and Urn Kirn Huat, 26. lost their ground of appeal that they had been "wrongly445 words
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Article114 1974-08-06 15 End is near for S'pore vessel RANOOON, Mon— The 3.000-ton Singapore freighter Kota Juns.nl, which ran aground last Friday in the Rangoon River and broke her hull was reported on Sunday to be luting to the left side with water getting Into most of her lower hatches. Attempts are still114 words
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Article38 1974-08-06 15 MISB Pmtricla Lee haa bf*n elected chairman of the communication* rfiranlUtt of the Slnoport Aaeoctetlon of Penouai and executive Seerelariea at recent meeting. Other officials lneJud* Nancy Tajr (vice-chairman) Ftarrnoe Tan <e«cret*rr> and Jcenee Hoop (tra—urar)38 words
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Article36 1974-08-06 15 MR. Runooe Shaw, the chairman of the Sinfapore Touriat PromoUoo Board. will praaant earttneaua to M suceeaafuJ Candida tea of the 10th tourist fulde eourae at Marco Polo festal today at I pm36 words
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Advertisement165 1974-08-06 15 LII TUB GIANT That's what they call the ADLER 81. Because, despite* its amazingly small size, it has giant-sized features not usually found on pocket electronic calculators: Percentage Key. For HXU^ calculating price mark-up and P^HHMHaTC gross selling prices. Or discounts, sales tax and nett |*TBi BHI stn amounts. Without165 words
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Advertisement339 1974-08-06 15 1 II I i L ll l'Mj m I kg HI 1 1 1 11 If L— ii^iiH Be II c lw6 cleaners in one brilliant design By combining both upright and cylinder la^mk^m b^b\ methods, the top-of-the-line Hoover Convertible /^B 'M H s<\ Model 1 1 24 A does339 words
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Miscellaneous811 1974-08-06 15 TV MALAYSIA (3) TV SINGAPORE (5) 5.00 ?jra BJS 7.42 yiftg B 3 00 md s 1 6 30 &unJ9 the Britons 5 M Weather Ml Wresthnf from Great Britain 11.21 JtW Pyk little Girl Blue XlV lassie-Survival (Colour) H juta br a EtvhkE a utiarfi S sPwrSFiss 711 T811 words
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104 1974-08-06 16 AT gala parties where you will have to vie for attention together with numerous bedecked beauties, you'll really need a head-turner of a gown. You can either play the dramatic vamp and go all sultry in mystic black or you can transform yourself intoUPI - 104 words
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Article, Illustration344 1974-08-06 16 MAUREEN CHUA - Mama's kitchen help becomes hotel chef MAUREEN CHUA By THIRTY years ago, Hussaln bin Mohammad was Just mama's help In the kitchen. Now he U not only a chef at Hyatt Hotel but his culinary skill has Impressed his employer so much that he has been sent to Hyatt Rama344 words
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Article, Illustration237 1974-08-06 16 BERNADINE MORRIS - BERNADINE MORRIS By PARIS It's not that pants are obsolete Hardly. It's Just that skirts are coming oat of the closet. In Paris and Borne, the streets are dotted with women of all ages and from all countries who are rediscovering the pleasures ofNYT - 237 words
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852 1974-08-06 16 Undressed Peeping Tom in the fitting room you try on clothes in a department store fitting-room if you knew there was a Peeping Tom on the other side of the full-length mirror? Especially if the Peeping Tom was employed by the store and officially desinated "security officer?" "I definitely won't852 words
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Article122 1974-08-06 16 Frequently It Is the eye area of a woman's face that shows the first visible signs of age. Every time you laugh, squint, grimace or smile you stretch the delicate skin around your eyes, making this area partlcularly prone to lines and wrinkles. Lavish care on122 words
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Advertisement288 1974-08-06 16 Beauty Hints ■*si^2 Skin Radiance and Sparkle Revive your skin at least once a day by lightly patting It with a pad soaked In Lemon Delph freshener. Nothing is more effective or rewarding in getting the circulation moving and bringing fresh colour to the surface. Pat the skin in an288 words
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Advertisement117 1974-08-06 16 Beautiful Eyes Every time you laugh. squint, grimace or smile, you stretch the delicate skin around your eyes. Therefore this area Is particularly prone to lines and wrinkles and needs the gentle care and nurturing of a tropically moist oil blend. This Oil of Ulan should be gently finger-printed on,117 words
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Advertisement295 1974-08-06 16 osa W That's Italian for "marvellous". And that's what you'll say when you see the fabulous range of ARISTON gas cookers. Each one's a real aristocrat. k Take the model L4O GT (illustrated) J for example. It has all these most wanted features: ■^■■aaaaa^BWal P"* Baal wk E^^^ ARISTON the295 words
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Advertisement1259 1974-08-06 17 cO kiTAIHEISHIP SEIVICE TQ BH. CONTINENT rtm nTV OF FJ)INBiIRI D H <••«■ [||T ur LWinounuii |taf l4lt ltm t%tot aU| upttss is ah ii ah i san usan tstan tun Li.iou.ne uPMSa ii ah ii ah h tan usan usm ",i in 7 Sail 4 Swt IS tan It1,259 words
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Advertisement1050 1974-08-06 17 4* BLUE SEA UNE Express Stales to Struts Service aIOrMMM Nantan lalt'm.l N. Tart S'mxi P MlaH PaMH •taMI.Nf IS SUM SMM Sa.krt SUM i taj II Ml II Aaj II PMMMTIt SmM SWH aaf II tnt I tan S PNtatrs skim u.i.< m iinj saat t sm n PiiAa1,050 words
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Advertisement929 1974-08-06 17 Tl ENIBPt: H t*T| ftBJMI MM STMMkIMW I DtMMft BrvMM AtaffMtTl All U K CITY OF EDINBURGH V' 2 A *rC ?2- »1 r.'rir.i.'fs.. u »5 **si »uZ ?C 1 I.V tvnn »ah ii sm KM v tan :gr.jp..u m m vs ye iw n stsan tkt nkt akt is929 words
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Advertisement929 1974-08-06 17 II hT'<»iim[««>ai FULLY CONTAINEKIZED SEKVICE TO EUKOfE mmmWMI MJ. ■jIIm* 11 ah it "otterttaM, AMtttraam, VtJMfp, letUvrt. NEKurt MJH4. .v..:::: m^ ttiit Hmkmi i^b^mm. JJ«J2« Atft-js, C Gotta*,,. M**.. niiuiti ielh m n Stockholm, Oslo. Helsinki, United Kinfdom Cmmmj Imm: ICL M Mmi ECI M lam. FULLY CONTAINEKIZED SEKVICE FKOM929 words
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Advertisement831 1974-08-06 17 SanfMwi 91 (444; K.Ui>« «J4l; K.L. *****; Pimimj »M1 THE BANK LOfE LTD. LIAK FM E. I S aVHCA. MV4BMM (BMW.t.M. PIMNM. I MarasH A 1 Africa) Uimt •> Pt/t Ah San l/ll ah ■AniAM (Maw.tnn. kua A S Al ca) P Mia«« It/a Ah Span «TUM 1$ Mr. cat831 words
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Obituary, Illustration32 1974-08-06 18 P^THalw^3?B°/7C4Kl^: daughters Hiang Lang, Soo Lang, Hwet Eng, son-in-law Joseph See grandson-In-law Jarret See. cortege leaves 1648 Prince Philip Avenue on 7/8/74 at 1.00 p.m. For Brlghthlll Crescent Crei matorlum aMjjM^MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM32 words
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Advertisement913 1974-08-06 18 r^L.^iPMiMX** KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. MWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTO JAPAN. HONG KONG. STRAITS SEIVtCL ntaa HaaikoN Siatatari P Ml*«| CItMPItN KIANIA II Aaj Japan Arabian Cull ■■avUn Sm-^SKSR. aaMaVMWMMMW. Japan/South Atrlaa Watt Alrtaa If^a— S.n|ap<»i Fti MaaltNiMl Mill M 14 Aai Milan.. Port Harcon". ii,o> luu. lam j ,mm913 words
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Advertisement872 1974-08-06 18 MPMMJMMMMMJ MMM— I ICCIPTIM ALL liajps "I HAVT IMIPMINT FM PtaTTIAaUW. tAMPIT, aillll4lau.il*. UIIIPIPH. SAMAaiMI. SAMItIItAM. TAIUAa. UUH TIatJATI. SIMM. WIST IRIAH AM MIAN MAIN PMTi. film ITA ETD ttttutlM ICT t'ltTT UTM Saaariatfa II- II Aas imomui ICT lIUTT itlT taaHaliax la Part a Aaj indoMM L s T872 words
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Advertisement998 1974-08-06 18 l^^ncpning ocicnT unt/j u.k. iu«ort sikvici LOAOINC FO* LONDCN, R OTT IB DAM, HAMBURG, BILBAO, Lt HAVRE ii—aewt P Mia" rtMnf Laata* I'dtai H*bar| HIPTWKI tAPPHItf »It las Mil Aai nim I Sap t M tatt litatt 1 Sell FIINCI MIIU II SMI. I l(t I I tel MM ?1998 words
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Advertisement762 1974-08-06 18 tiSttfsMfß^i owes namct to lww. uityoii/cwTWENT wn ij Vtm S •laser *nan| •tmnf LaaMM far«*U «UH la Part la H >at IMS Aai tl/ialai tTibaT 11 9 Lmm« U/». H-b-l M t If— >f 20.1. Antatrp 7 10 MatA HHIA n-ii I- u»„ i, Hwr Lpow 3 10 «V 10762 words
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Advertisement917 1974-08-06 18 1! mtli W^;fJ TMf PORT OP SINOAPORI AUTHORITY ANNOUNCIO THI POLLOWINO RfRTHIMO AMRAMOfMf NTS PON *UO OUT: Caprtolo 3/4. Allan Llm 19. Reefer City 23-24. Orchard Reefer 29-30 Eaw Slrliu 3S/39. Hocffl Elan 42/43. and Lion Oty SI North m T»rantel 3/4. VavaJO 15 18 Benvrarkle IS. Kwong Wo 22.917 words
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Article19 1974-08-06 19 CNt PIMPLES. OPEN PORES r.iblems' 1 Then Klerk, medically ..TiipiM with 25 p|c»l experience, at igapuru. telephone19 words
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Obituary64 1974-08-06 19 7[enn federick tarkes thorn Zgff, g9 66 son of Malcolm and lly Thorn passed away i 3rd at Stockton N S A Australia He is l by his mother and i fumily Those who m please Join us In wishing him peace In Heaven MRS ETHEL VIVIENNE DUCKwOUTM64 words
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Article54 1974-08-06 19 m"p AND MRS YEO SOON ANN wish lo thank Hon \ir Chua Man Chin. Minister for neallh and Home Affairs, the Peoples' Association, Mac.nstituency CCC and phenon PAP Branch. m South Seng Keng Mutual Aid Society. Colleagues. relatives and friends for their kind help, attendance, condolences, wrea'.hs. donations54 words
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Advertisement452 1974-08-06 19 classified ads @g) TUTnTum TO: Cynthia and Tonn a baby boy. 5/8/74 Thanks md staff of Oleneagles ro yEW CHYE and Rosalind (Jal) .:n Mitchell on 4.8.74--nrotner to Alan and Rachel. doctors and staff of H -pital CHUA To Mildred and Cheow u«a a ton. brother for Justin, on fiK>452 words
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Advertisement709 1974-08-06 19 U W «V. u J tTABLI H COMPANY I REQUIRES experienced efficient a female clerk typist able to correspond in English and Chinese. Must be Singapore Citizen. Handwritten application with fhotograph to P O Box 2430 Maxwell Road. CLERKS We have vacancies In our Personnel Office for candidates who have709 words
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Advertisement659 1974-08-06 19 WANTED FEMALE TYPIST CUM GENERAL CLERK IMMEDIATELY Able to type 40-45 w.p.m. accurately, preferably able to converse in Mandarin. Cantonese and Hokklen but not necessary Starting basic salary $180/AppJy pereonatty totSINQ HUAT HARDWARE a MACHINERY PTE. LTO. 100. Paya Lebar Road. Singapore 14 Irom 10.00 am. to J.OO p.m PHILIPS659 words
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Advertisement725 1974-08-06 19 WELL ESTABLISHED SWISS COMPANY requires one salet representative with experience In hotel service and kitchen equipment Apply In own handwriting with non-returnable photograph sUtlng salary required to 8 T Box A ***** Well established company invites applicants from qualified and experienced Singapore cltlaen for the position of SALES REPRESENTATIVES to725 words
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Advertisement808 1974-08-06 19 LIVE-IN GENERAL AMAH wanted immediately by Danish family of 4. (Olrl 7. Boy 4, Dlst 13 preferably young Chinese able speak English Please call Mrs. Pedersen *****1 ext 158 between 12 and 2 p.m for Interview LIVE-IN COOK/ GENERAL AMAH English or Malay speaking European family Thomson Road Tel EXPERIENCED808 words
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Advertisement671 1974-08-06 19 RBOUIRBO (1) ACCOUNTS FEMALE CLERK (2) Salesgirl' Salesman for an advertising company 1 Must be able to type and have some knowledge of Bookkeeping (2) Must be able to drive and some experience In sales Interested parties please contact tel. *****85 for further details and an appointment WE NAVE IMMEDIATE671 words
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Advertisement576 1974-08-06 19 ?.«Us° OBUV WHARF CLERKS. Apply personally 177 A. Ist floor International Plaza Anson Road B'oore Local manufacturing concern has vacancies for tsetsry operators In various departments Interviews held on Weekdays between B—lo a.m.. 2 4 p.m Apply personally to Amcol Electrical Ind Ltd. 7 Kampong Ksvu Roed. Stag—in 18. REOUIRSD576 words
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Advertisement814 1974-08-06 19 KEE SUN AVENUE OIST. 16 new luxurious double-storey 5-bed-roomed bungalow $1,200 Jalan Tanah Puteh double-storey semidetached $600 Jalan Pelatok single-storey semi-detached $350 dementi Park dlst 21 doublestorey split-level furnished bungalow $3,000 Yoong b Co *****7/ ***** LUXURIOUS FLAT IN DIST. 10 fully furnished, with 2 alrcondltloners. 3 bedrooms. 1 servants814 words
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Advertisement687 1974-08-06 19 DIST. IS executive bungalow. 4 bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, alrcondltloned living dining, servant's, matured garden, furnished $2000 Short lease possible *****4 FURNISHBO ROOM with fan working man girl, student, (no cooking). 6'i m s Buklt Tlmah (*****1) OETACHEO BUNGALOW AVAILABLE Immediately in Selelar Hills Estate $600 p m For further687 words
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Advertisement781 1974-08-06 19 MOSBERT HOUSE BACHELOR APARTMENTS available Telephone Miss Tan *****4 TEMPORARY OR LONO LEASE: District 10. next to Equatorial Hotel bungalow with spacious grounds 3 bedrooms and servants quarters, aircons. hot/cold water, gardener, furnished $1700 unfurnished ***** Available also bachelor apartments Call Miss Tan *****4 DISTRICT 19, QRACE PARK double-storey split-level781 words
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Advertisement601 1974-08-06 20 AUf ALIAN EXECUTIVE RESIDING past 2 years In Singapore requires detached or apartmentln dlst 9 10. 11 Price up to $3,200 Principals *****59 VARIOUS ACCOMMODATIONS URGENTLY REOUIRED Any Distrlcu Furnished Unfurnished S»500 Onwards Petroleum SIA Staffs *****4 *****7 HOTEL CLIENTS REQUIRE Immediately bungalow, semi-de-tached, luxurious apartment In good localities Willing601 words
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Advertisement634 1974-08-06 20 WOODLANDS-PARK SEMIOETACHED furnished house 3 tvdrooms 2 bathrooms servant's room matured garden attractive patio SI J5 000 Telephone *****0. EMERALD HILL ROAD. Freehold. Double-storey Shophouse Commercial Use Low Assessment 100 yards from Robinson Price: (165.000/- Telephone MM, VICTOR MBNOEZ Offers 2storey Semi-detached Faber Oarden 3.300 sq ft (134.000 00: Bedokvllle634 words
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Advertisement613 1974-08-06 20 HOB 2-ROOMED corner flat Bth floor. Tanglln Halt $22,000 on o Oreenleaf View 2-ttorey bungalow, corner $350,000 Phone *****1 LAMA AVENUE: furnished terrace 2S-storey Area 2.600 sq. ft. Current rental. $1,000 Selling price reasonable *****44. CLEMENTI PARK slngle-itorey split-level bungalow 6.400 sq ft furnished $240,000 Tel *****7 THOMSON OARDEN, doublestorey613 words
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Advertisement744 1974-08-06 20 GENUINE BUYER INTERESTED In semi-detached/ terrace house tn Buklt Tlmah area preferably 3 m.s -sms Prepared to pay cash Please phone *****7 during office hours. WANTED DETACHED BUNGALOW In Peach Oarden off Meyer Road. Mountbatten Road or surrounding area. Please phone *****6 OAVIO PHOA a SONS would be glad to744 words
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Advertisement862 1974-08-06 20 NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD. Toui West Malaysia seven days *****/-. alr-condltloned bus B*lso/-. Malaysia Oentlng Highlands by alr-condltloned bus seven days 8»170/- Departure Every Sunday. Monday. Cameron Highlands Four days 8(80/-. Oentlng Highlands Four days 8(110/ Departure: Every Wednesday Bangkok. Chleiicmal by i.r conditioned bus Fifteen days862 words
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Advertisement626 1974-08-06 20 SPECIAL LOW FARES to London. New York. Toronto, Los Angeles. Europe. Australia. Indonesia. Hongkong. Tokyo Please call Alrmaster Travel Centre. 36 Dhoby Ghaut (Near Cathay Cinema) Tel *****/***** AVA VACATIONS VgV LHMLHVtITED TEL: *****3/*****6 19 Days Orand American Tour (3845 24 Days Orand European Tour $2840 22 Days Australia/ New626 words
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Advertisement860 1974-08-06 20 CORRESPONDENCE AND REPORTWRITINO A five-month studenu to write good, effective letters and reports. On successful completion School Certificates will be awarded Days/ Times: Sundays 9 30 11 am Fridays 5 30 7 30 p.m.. Wednesday 6 30 8 30 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday 7.30 8 30 p m Please enquire/860 words
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Advertisement903 1974-08-06 20 JAPANESE BEGINNERS 3-MONTH course commencing a. 8. 74 TuesDay, Thursday 800 p m 9.00 fi m by Japanese experienced ady Instructress People's Commercial School (Opposite Odeon Katong) Tel *****5 MARY COROIIRO SCHOOL of Fashion Professional training equivalent to Kallnka School. London: In drafting, pattern making designing and make your own903 words
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Advertisement948 1974-08-06 20 NO KIONO CAR TRADERS Private Limited Home Of Quality Used Cars 313-A. Buklt Tlmah Road. 3 m.s. (Opposite Anglo-Chinese School) *****3. *****7 offers: 1973 Honda Civic. Ford Escort 1300 XL. Subaru 1400 DL. Datsun 1200 1972. Subaru I OBR Coupe. Toyota Corona 1600. Ford Escort Deluxe, DaUun 100 A 1971948 words
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Advertisement765 1974-08-06 20 1671 DATSUN 1200 2 owners, radio and cassette player, taxed Insurance excellent condition (6800 ono View 81 Brighton Crescent Contact Mr Urn. *****9. 1973 TOYOTA CELICA. alrcond radio tape sports rims (11.000 Contact Png *****4 office till 4 30 p m *****8 after 1976 IMPORTED OERMAN made Volkswagen 1300 Excellent765 words
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118 1974-08-06 21 Thieves smash stolen car into lamp-post P STALING JAVA. Mon. Thieves in their hurried get-away with a $14,000 loot smashed their stolen car into a lamp- post in Jalan Kuchlnc near the Maxwell Road roundabout early this morning. They escaped leaving behind the badlywrecked Ford Cortina belonging to an engineering118 words
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Article67 1974-08-06 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— About JBO organisers and assistant, organisers of schools In Peninsular Malaysia will receive about S3 million In back pay under a new salary scheme. Bach of them v expected to get between $6,000 and $***** under the scheme which has been backdated67 words
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Article, Illustration663 1974-08-06 21 'PERNAS NOT FOR ANY ONE RACE' SEDITION TRIAL TOW: KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. pERNAS assistant managing director Wan Abdul Hamid told the High Court today that the corporation is not set up for the benefit of any one particular ethnic group. He was testifying at the trial of DAP organising secretary663 words
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220 1974-08-06 21 K LUMPUR, Mon T\EPUTY Prime Minister mJ Datuk Hussein Onn today told civil servants to be politically sensitive while maintaining their neutrality. Clarifying the concept of the neutrality of the civil service, he added that the fact the officers were not Involved220 words
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132 1974-08-06 21 Bumiputras told: Don't depend on Govt forever KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Deputy Trade and Industry Minister Datuk Musa Hltam today reminded bumlputra businessmen that the Oovernment cannot act as their "patron" forever. "They should run and not stroll If the objective of acquiring 30 per cent bumlputra participation In business and132 words
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Article30 1974-08-06 21 Ef ALA LUMPUK. Mon The Information Department baa printed 7M.OM copies of a booklet on Elections Do's and Don'ts for Voters for distribution throughout the country.30 words
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Article53 1974-08-06 21 KUALA LUMPUR, lion The National Pad! and Rice Authority (LPN) announced today higher padl price* ranglnf (run 134 to *3* a plcul for Urn current off—aon crop. The new padl price* will, however, not affect the present controlled price of rice. LPN director-general Enclk Mohamed Moor53 words
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Article42 1974-08-06 21 KUALA LUMPUR, lion.— A •mn-yea*-Qtd ,M»la«c» girl died of dengue fevtr Ust W *Snother U susp«eUd eßjss of the fev«r wert wporMd— II In Johore. six to Ptrrnk. five In Belangor. four In Malacca and one In Penang42 words
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Advertisement520 1974-08-06 21 ATTENTION LADIES Sauna scientific slimming, spot■ig. postnatal treatments ..■ry lalest machines at Kierk'i B lien, 22 Ngee Milling No strenous exeriviephone *****2 (8 pore) MARTINA'S SALON 11- A CalrnhUl circle, massage-snuna-r>;iroer complete gentle- ling h> trained lady lantl Hir.g is p0re)3777f1l MANDARIN HEALTH CENTRE. 1 fl«v,«r. mail nriath' facial I520 words
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Advertisement465 1974-08-06 21 FOR DELICATE ALUMINIUM SLIDINO doors/ windows. Alterations, renovations, mosaic and terrazzo tiling Phone Liang Construction *****9 RAPIDLY EXPANDING COMPANY I requires financial partner to help launch new concept In the food and beverage industry Excellent returns and good security Investment required *****.000 For an interview with the advertiser where confidential465 words
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Advertisement406 1974-08-06 21 VrtfSTINOHOUSI a. I. AIRCONDITIONERS/ DIHUMIQi FIERS, 4cma Hrfrlgfratom. fas OOOkSfS, washing marhlnm. etc Export/ Rental/ repair, phone Main Distributor Charlton *****1' 7MB? Singapore. POPULAR PIANOS Shanghai. Hroadwood Krrnbit. Nordlska etc at very competitive prices Mso available American Conn orpins Suviki Melodlon. guitars It musical accessories Ring Eagle Piano CO Tel406 words
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Advertisement686 1974-08-06 21 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING BOARD KAY SIANG ROAD SINGAPORE REQUIRES A SENIOR TRAINING OFFICER B TRAINING OFFICER in the following fields: 1 Mechanical Engineering Practices 2 Electronics 3 Electrical 4 Automobile Engineering 5 Marine Engine Fining 6 Air Conditioning Refrigeration 7 General (English. Science, Maths) for poet B only. Qualifications Experience For686 words
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Advertisement389 1974-08-06 21 1. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2. ELECTRICAL DRAFTSMEN 3. AIR-CONDITIONING DRAFTSMEN (ITEMI) A candidate should have degree or diploma from a recognised University or College which would enable him to apply for registration with the Professional Engineers Board. Experience: A minimum of 2 years experience in the planning and design of H.T.389 words
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475 1974-08-06 22 EPSOM JEEP - In-f orm JJ can catch up with Podmore EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. It looks a well-nigh impossible task but Jim Johnson Is In such terrific riding form that he may catch up with leading jockey George Podmore before the season Is over. JJ has certainly been going places475 words
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173 1974-08-06 22 Owen beats Oosty in 'sudden death' bONTJ. Mon. Simon Owen, a 23-year-old World Cup International from New Zealand, beat Britain's Peter Oosterhuls In a sudden death play off to win the £17.500 ($94,250) Oennan Open championship at Kreeld yesterday. The pair finished level on J7B. 12-under-par. Oosterhuls after an elght-below-parReuter - 173 words
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Article48 1974-08-06 22 Munich. Mon The Bayern Munich First Division soccer champion team will probably play two friendly games In Japan between next Jan. 2, and 10, a club spokesman said yesterday. The team will go to Jaoan on Invitation by the Japanese Soccer Association. UPI.UPI - 48 words
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Article40 1974-08-06 22 BUENOS AIRES. Mon. The World Boxing Association middleweight title fight here between holder Carlos Monson of Argentina and Tony Mundlne of Australia has been postponed from September 14 to October 5, promoter Juan Carlos Lectoure said yesterday. Rcu-40 words
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Article999 1974-08-06 22 UANDICAPB for this week-end! racing at Kuala Lumpur: SATURDAY CL Z, DIV 3— «T Royal Print 9.00 L Arc de Trtomphe n 9.00 Rush Again 9 00 Honey Prince 9.00 Jadl Wang 8.13 Nlpah II 8 10 Olympic Triumph 8.10 Daryl's linage 8.10 Natural Sri tie 8.06999 words
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228 1974-08-06 22 Japan regrets Fina's 'ban China' ruling TOKYO, Mon. fHE chairman of the Japan Swimming Federation yesterday expressed regret over a reported decision of the International Amateur Swimming Federation (Fina) to bar China from next month's Asian Games in Teheran. The Japanese Kyodo News Agency In a report from New YorkReuter - 228 words
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Article214 1974-08-06 22 |>ONN, Mon. Switzerland's Clay Regaz- zonl, driving a Ferrari, snatched the lead In tre World Drivers' Championship with a comfortable win in the West German Grand Prix at Nuerburgrlng yesterday. Regazzoni made the most of his Ferrari's speed advantage after taking the lead from his unluckyReuter - 214 words
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Article34 1974-08-06 22 NAIROBI. Mon. A team of Kenya badminton players will tour China later this year at the Invitation of the Peking Oovemment, a spokesman for the Kenya Nst.onal Badminton Association said today— Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
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185 1974-08-06 22 Leics inch nearer Sunday League title I ONDON. Mon. Leicestershire inched nearer the John Player League title yesterday as rain washed out their match and three of the five others. Their closest rivals, Kent and Somerset, were also victims of the weather and so have one game less in whichReuter - 185 words
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390 1974-08-06 23 ALBERT JOHNSON - Sasa bank on women for Asian medals ALBERT JOHNSON By SWIMMING officials are banking their medal hopes on the women's relay teams at next month's Asian Games in Teheran. This optimism stems from the performance of the women's relay squads In the pre-Oames trials where they beat the qualifying mark.390 words
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Article247 1974-08-06 23 SINGAPORE'S new look soccer team returned yesterday after a creditable performance in the Merdeka soccer tournament determined to improve on their form against Hongkong in the Aw Hoe Cup match at the National Stadium tomorrow (kickoff 7.30 p.m.). This young and untried team won the hearts247 words
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Article37 1974-08-06 23 TOKYO. Mon Betullo Gonzalrz of Venezuela, tne Woild Boxing Council (WBC) fl>»tl(rht champion, will defend his title against Japan's ShoJI Oguma. WBCs 10th contender. In Tokyo on October 1. a Japanese promoter said yesterday.— Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article406 1974-08-06 23 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By FRANK OH, Singapore's only individual gold medal winner in the South East Asia shooting meet, put himself in line for another when he scored an impressive 92 in the Trap event at Rifle Range yesterday. Eagle-eyed Frank tied for the lead with406 words
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Article110 1974-08-06 23 NEW YORK. lion. Results of yesterday's major league baseball: As— rlcssi league baseball games %merki Leagve: Boston 7 New York 1. Detroit 6 Baltimore 1. Baltimore 0 Detroit 3, Oakland 10 Minnesota 4. Minnesota 2 Oakland 1. Cleveland 4 Milwaukee 3. Chicago 6 Texas 3. Chicago 13Reuter - 110 words
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Article21 1974-08-06 23 FRABER and Neave beat Keppel Shipyard 3-1 tat a frk-ndly soccer match at River Valley Road, yesterday21 words
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Article252 1974-08-06 23 CINOAPORE will compete in five of the seven weight divisions and the team event in tomorrow.; Pesta Sukan Open Invitation judo championships at Oa y World stadium, starting at 7 p.m., reports PETER SIOW. They are lightweight, light-middle, middleweight, light-heavy and open events. The Republic252 words
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Article220 1974-08-06 23 "TEH t RAN BOUND 1 divers Albert Tham and Sally Lim yesterday gave poor performances in the Pesta Sukan diving competition at Toa Payoh ML Diving coach Brace Bland said although Albert was the overall winner In the Springboard event with a total of 138.29 points "his effort220 words
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Article, Illustration332 1974-08-06 23 Justina powers her way to record win ASIAN GAMES r»preeentative Justina Tseng yesterday gave a power-packed performance when she streaked to hoist a meet mark in the women's 200 m breaststroke on the first day of the Pesta Sukan open swimming championships at To* r'ayoh pool. Singapore's breaststroke specialist Justina332 words
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Article25 1974-08-06 23 BELGRADE. Mon France qualified for (he final* of the Princess Sofia Lawn Tennis Cup when they boat Rumania *-2 at LJusl]ana yesterday Reuter.Reuter - 25 words
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Advertisement501 1974-08-06 22 A Large Manufacturing Company Invites Applications For The Positions Of:--1) MARKETING MANAGER A senior position in the Company for which the man required must have a successful record in marketing and sales promotion, to act independently, to organise and generate business to meet targets within the framework of the Company501 words
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Advertisement576 1974-08-06 22 An Established Bank invites applications for the appointment of I ASSISTANT 1 I SECRETARY I This is an opportunity to join the Secretariat of th-> Bank charged with wide ranging and demanding responsibilities. The main duties will be io assist in secretarial as well as in legal matters I for576 words
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Advertisement132 1974-08-06 22 Does the Vitamin Tonic you give your children contain all these essential vitamins M Check this list ts VITAMIN A for clear, sparkling eyes VITAMIN B1 for extra strength and energy VITAMIN B 2 for correct blood development VITAMIN C for building resistance to illness VITAMIN D for strong, hard132 words
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Advertisement237 1974-08-06 23 M/HEN WE ARRNE IN ITS GOOD /IFTERNOON. EUROPE ITS NOT GOOD MORNING, WK/KfFt jyißfliHsnwßnw&nWsn^SsnW^Slflsnwftnwftnw&nw&nWal Sleeping al I night in any aircraft JUSt K^HI a ßsj^E < isn't sleeping at all. B^^^^^^B| warSlllU^' So next time you go to Europe, go on v', VJBS^^I^^B I board SAS' daylight Trans- Asian >237 words
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Article, Illustration195 1974-08-06 24 Hectic day of visits for Swaran \nsiTINO Indian ForT elgn Minister Mr. Swaran Singh yesterday had a hectic day In Sin-» gapore— the second day of his three-day official visit. He paui a 30- minute courtesy call oa President Shearvs at Istana at noon. He was accompanied by the Indian195 words
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Article67 1974-08-06 24 TOKYO. Mon. About 6.000 pasaengen on the "bullet" super-express trains had to Uudge along the rails to nearby station today after being delayed in steamy hot cabins for hours due to a power failure. Japan National Railway officials said 44 trains were cancelled and many others delayedAP - 67 words
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Article31 1974-08-06 24 JAKARTA. Mon. Foreign Minuter Adam Malik held talks with a group of North Korean officials at the Foreign Office here today. No details about the talks were available. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article87 1974-08-06 24 COPTER CRASH KILLS 3 rKYO. Mon. A helicopter owned by the Japanese dally Yotniuri S h i m b v n crashed on a mountain near here today, killing Its two-member crew and a cameraman, police said. The Hint Hughes helicopter lost radio rontact with its Tokyo headquarters shortly afterReuter - 87 words
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Article30 1974-08-06 24 MANILA. Mon— Mrs Imelda Marcos. 44. wife of Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos. was hospitalised today for a suspected upper respiratory Infection, the Government announced. —UPI. (tee Page Two).UPI - 30 words
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Article77 1974-08-06 24 MANILA. Mon. nghUr.f between government troop* and Muslim secessionists has spread to the outskirts of the major southern Philippine seapoit of Davao. which was previously untouched, travellers reported today. The arrivals said fighting was reported last weal between a constabulary patrol and rebels belonging to the Bangsa MoroUPI - 77 words
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Article51 1974-08-06 24 BIRMINGHAM. Mon. About IM volunteers poured Into a psychiatric hospital here today after 300 nurm began a 24-hcur strike Britain's first real nurses stoppage The volunteers, many of them ex-nurse*, turned up at Hlghcroft hospital to assist 160 non-union and senior nurses not affected by the strike.Reuter - 51 words
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Article50 1974-08-06 24 TOKYO. Won Tliree of Japan's largest auto makers are exploring the idea of setting up fiMinir car assembly planU In the United States, the Industrial newtpaper Ninon Kogyo Mid It Identified them as Toyota Nissan (DaUun). and Toyo Kogyo. the HtroahUnabased maker of rotary engine cars. UPIUPI - 50 words
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Obituary82 1974-08-06 24 C. MUTMUIAMV, 4T. of PUB Jslaa »mr itort rmil IxaevfuUy S/i/T4 larlM b«hia4 bas»»a« (UiMi Mr 4 Mrs ■M. On»»laamy. wift. t aaaa aaa 1 Uumim Cartxt Mi« M. Da •ilva L*m (t'Mxr liiiiiiii m.i i m i/7« 4 00 p.*. far Hindu Crematorium HDaaM). MOM. CHAM TAN* fUAV82 words
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Article55 1974-08-06 24 JAKARTA. Man. 1t» •flaMer of Raaaarch. 9Umttn> DJoJotiartltamimo. denMd today tbat Indontam psmnnad to develop nuclear weapons by IMA He Mtd Indonaala hopad to havt a nuclear reactor for peaceful ia»aa by then but denied *ny plane to m*rT^ nuetaar booiba Hta rtifuni ni a clarification of comment*AP - 55 words
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102 1974-08-06 24 'Talking baby hoax woman gives birth JAKARTA, Mon. A young Indonesian woman who deceived several national leaders Including President Suharto, with her claim of a "talking baby." has given birth ia prison, Jakarta court sources said today. Zahara Forma, 24, made headlines two years ago when she claimed that she102 words
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Article428 1974-08-06 24 LONDON. Maa.—Tha itock markat eloa^ quMtljr firm today «nd at I p.m. tba riuaaelal TUaaa Maa waa up T.I to 2M.4. Tlm rally waa attrtbutaa to technical factors after tba racaat •harp fall, but mmt Invaatmtnt •uppart waa not«d Oovaramant booda i«M up to •/SUM a* a point428 words
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289 1974-08-06 24 Whitlam's wage restraint call to unions SYDNEY, Monday pRIME Minister Gough Whitlam today called on Australian trade unions to exercise restraint in wage claims as a leading economic institute warned that the country was facing uncontrolled inflation and the worst economic crisis since the *****. Mr. Whitlam told a buildingReuter - 289 words
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Article82 1974-08-06 24 Bar joint sitting plea rejected SYDNEY, Mon. The High Court of Australia, sitting in emergency session, today refused to block an historic joint sitting of both Houses of Parliament The court also did not restrict the number of Bills to be discussed at the Joint sitting, scheduled for tomorrow. The82 words
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Article73 1974-08-06 24 TEL AVIV. Mon. An El Al Israeli Airline Boeing 7*7 landed safely here today after an emergenc] lasting more than one hour In which the pilot finally succeeded in lowering the plane's undercarriage. The pilot asked for foam U> be put on the runway In case he madeReuter - 73 words
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Article67 1974-08-06 24 PORTSMOUTH (England). Mon.— The Royal Navy apoealed to Portsmouth pubkeepers today to help catch n "deserter" who likes pink gin*. The deserter, named Pletcher Christian. Is a parrot that flew off from the patrol boat Tenacity. "Pletcher has a very peculiar diet" said Tenacity's captain Lt.67 words
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Advertisement130 1974-08-06 24 f The small size, big hearted portable electronic calculator Very capable, though small. Its 3 register. Floating Decimals and Constant system provide* a hill 8-digit calculation Really works like a big machine' Reliable. Busy to use. Gi vps maximum performance ,if minimum cost. t or Ireo demonstration ring 1 S.E.130 words
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Advertisement162 1974-08-06 24 Sblikan presents: The new hard-wearing special synthetic fabric ribbon for long, tough use at an economical price. I" "m i.t. intensicolor ribbons have all the advantages of purp silk nbborn have a longer life, are presented in an airtight pack INTENSICDLOR a^ are ava>la»)le for all typewriters 9Y3 M. PRAGER162 words
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Page 24 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous13 1974-08-06 24 The weather THE weather outlook today from 6 «.m to midday: No rain.13 words
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