The Straits Times, 6 September 1974
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Title Section15 1974-09-06 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7415 words
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Article, Illustration333 1974-09-06 1 T.F. HWANG - 14m- suit stranded ship towed into port T.F. HWANG By A 17,000-TON tanker, HaJyA con Isle, was arrested in Singapore harbour yesterday on a High Court warrant, issued in connection with a claim for $14,413,000 The London -registered vessel was being towed In by a tugboat when arrested on her333 words
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177 1974-09-06 1 SINGAPORE had one of its worst road casualty tolls In recent months when three people died and 30 others were Injured In five major accidents yesterday. In the first crash at about am. 13 people were Injured when two SBS buses collided at177 words
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Article48 1974-09-06 1 BBOOL. Thun. South Korea today propoMd that politic*! official* of South and North Korea meet at Urn truce village of Paamunjom next Wednesday, a Seoul apokeaman aald. The apokeaman aald the proposal was sent to North Korea through a telephone line linking Seoul and Pyngyang—UPX48 words
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Article25 1974-09-06 1 VmmANt Thurs. Th« ftntlltlwi Ou— lumstit In Lags hu decided to tcUbtlah dlptom«tf- relation* with Cub* > OojfonMnt ipofc— man ma today. OH. rT25 words
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Article36 1974-09-06 1 PHNOM PENH. Thurs. High ranking Cambodian Oovernment officials met tonight to find a diplomatic so'ullon with South Vietnam over the disputed oil concr-alon off the southwest coast of Cambodia. UPI (See Page 5).UPI - 36 words
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Article29 1974-09-06 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs Supreme Court Justice WllUam Douglas today turned down a request for a delay In the Watergate cover-up trial, scheduled to begin on Sept. 30 ap29 words
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Article29 1974-09-06 1 FARM. Thure. Sort* Party leaden Leonid Brvatinev 1* expected to mak* an Informal visit to France Mort the end of the jmr, Informed sourow aald today. lUuUt29 words
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Article, Illustration842 1974-09-06 1 IRENE NGOO - OUR WEEK'S ORDEAL IRENE NGOO By Supplies cut after reports about firm's collapse CREW members of the arrested tanker, Halcyon Isle, yesterday spoke of their one-week ordeal at sea, of nights spent in darkness, with fuel, water and food running short, and of how, in desperation, they tore up theJunid Juani - 842 words
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Article139 1974-09-06 1 Turk Go vt crisis SPLIT IN COALITION ANKARA, Thursday rpHE Turkish Government today appeared to be in danger of collapse as a public row erupted between Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit and his coalition partners. Deputy Premier Necmetttn Erbakan, head of the small National Salvation Party (NSP\ accused Mr. Ecevit ofReuter - 139 words
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Article54 1974-09-06 1 ALMOST A GOLD FOR ELAINE TEHERAN, Than. 1 Elaine Sag failed by Inches to beat the favo v r 1 te, Japan's Fusae Nakamura, for the gold In the 4Mb freestyle at the Asian Games today. The Japanese girl clocked 4m 48.73 and Elaine 4m 48.77. o Asian Games report:54 words
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Article30 1974-09-06 1 SBOUL. Thurs. A South Korean protestor outside the Japanese bnbassy here today ilaattml himself several times across his belly during a noisy anti-Japanese demonstration by about 300 people— AP.AP - 30 words
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Article119 1974-09-06 1 MAS NAILS RUMOURS ON OCBC rE Monetary Authority of Singapore yesterday denied rumour* that the Oversea- Chinese Banking Corporation "has suffered big losses" in its foreign exchange dealings A spokesman from the MAS said the rumours were "unfounded." He added that OCBC, with substantial financial backIng, is a well-manag-ed and119 words
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Article53 1974-09-06 1 \TSW YORK, Thura. Middle But oil countries 1" are beginning to invest their oil profit* In American banks, oflQclala of the New York Federal Reserve Bank air. "We cat, see chunk* of 100 million dollars or Jk comHJ, In," aald Mr. Charles A. Coombs, senft ▼Ice-president ofAP - 53 words
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Article172 1974-09-06 1 r[E Singapore stock market staged a turnround yesterday, checking the slide which has sent share prices to their lowest levels In more than three years in 10 straight days of falls. »the recovery wu kl and mainly the of short covering activity. There was still little172 words
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Article73 1974-09-06 1 CAIRO. Thurs. Drypt ha* taken several major steps to speed up return or normal life to three cities on the Sues Canal and repair the 103-mile long waterway in preparntion for It* re-opening some time nest year. The decisions were announced after First Deputy Premier AbdelAP - 73 words
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Article34 1974-09-06 1 ABOARD ÜBS INDBPENDENCS. Thurs. VlceAdm. Frederick Turner took over command of the US 6th Fleet today with a warning that the Soviet Union to posing an Increasing threat In the Mediterranean. AP.AP - 34 words
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Article96 1974-09-06 1 16 die in blaze horror BARCELONA (Spain), Thura. Sixteen people were feared killed In a fire which raged through a threestorey apartment house in the narrow streets of Barcelona's colourful old "Barrio Chino" (Chinatown) early today. The blase trapped tenants living on the top floor, but some escaped over theReuter - 96 words
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Article31 1974-09-06 1 TOKYO. Thurs. China 1 external trade In 1973 totalled about UBSS.7M million (SS2 l.t-75 million) up M per cent over the preceedlng year, the Foreign Ministry reported today.— Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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Article185 1974-09-06 1 rpHE retail price of sugar goes up today by 10 cents to 55 cents a kati. The Sugar Industry of Singapore, announcing the Increase yesterday, said it was unavoidable because of the rising cost of raw sugar. Its sales manager, Mr. Robert Lee, said185 words
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Article86 1974-09-06 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tun Abdul Razak today formed a new 21 -member Cabinet after his National Front Government was returned to power with a big majority last month. Tun Ratak will retain the Foreign Ministry portfolio. Dato Hussein Onn will remain as the Deputy Prime86 words
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Article64 1974-09-06 1 LONDON. Thun. A three-man team from RollsRoyce flew to Tokyo today to Investigate engine fault* which have caused Japans All Nippon Airways to ground It* six Lockheed Trlstai airliners The grounding followed emergency landings by two of the planes. Each suffered oil loss through crack*Reuter - 64 words
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Article41 1974-09-06 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs A team of US grain experts which had planned to Inspect the Soviet Union's spring-planted wheat crop this month has returned home two weeks early after It* Itinerary was rejected in Moscow, the Agriculture Department said today—AP41 words
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Article27 1974-09-06 1 DACCA. Thun. Bangladesh has Initiated two-way negotiations with neighbours India and Burma to fix a common sea boundary In exploring the seabed for oil AP.AP - 27 words
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Article48 1974-09-06 1 Soviet space mission MOSCOW. Than. A top Soviet apace official said today that Kuala plans manned mission ebfore the joint lE-Soviet space link-up project nest July It was the first time observers could recall the Buosians giving advance notice of a spaoeshot. except for the joint mtsrisa Itself—.Renter.48 words
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Advertisement153 1974-09-06 1 ABiainoiidAffcK^w VlSigs Z^ o.mw nac* vnfwon i r« 7725J ISLAND OF DESPAIR AND INDIGNITY Pag* 32 FEDERATED CYPRUS? Maybe, says Greece S WILSON'S power-sharing plans S S67m URBAN projects to start soon 7 s2om container depot to be set up 9 MUM windfall for bank staff 11 SINGAPORE SWEEP 1153 words
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167 1974-09-06 2 Move to withhold F-5E jets from Saigon WASHINGTON, Thurs. The US Defence Department has urged Congress, In the wake of IU sharp cutback In Vietnam military aid, to halt farther delivery of the expensive F-5E fighter to Saigon, Informed sources said today. The sources said the Pentagon also recommended thatReuter - 167 words
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247 1974-09-06 2 Federal solution? Maybe, says Athens ATHENS, Thursday QREECE would be willing to discuss a federated Cyprus, divided into two separate geographical regions, at any future peace talks, an authoritative government source said yesterday. But the source denied a statement by Rauf Denktash, the Turkish Cypr 1 o t leader, who247 words
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Article60 1974-09-06 2 CANBERRA ThUTS. Australia v expected to produce kbout 11 million tone of wheat from the 1974-7S plantings, said tha preliminary etUmatac released here today by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. This U aimoal the same aa last season's 11.9 million tons production despite a slightReuter - 60 words
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222 1974-09-06 2 Greece: Turks setting Nicosia buildings on fire UNITED NATIONS. Tbura. O ree c c charged that Turkey was "colonising" pa r t a of Cyprus with people brought In from Turkey, and that Turkish troops were deliberately setting fire to buildings In the Greek -Cyprlot sector of Nicosia. The allegationsReuter - 222 words
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Article, Illustration323 1974-09-06 2 WASHINGTON, Thursday ADVERSE European reaction could block the nomination of White House chief of staff Alexander Half, who engineered the final stage of President Nixon's resignation, aa the next Nate commander. Informed U8 sources said some initial criticism had already arrived but White House officialsUPI - 323 words
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Article102 1974-09-06 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs Mr. Nelson Rockefeller has provided a statement of financial assets, liabilities and net worth to the Congressional committees weighing his nomination to become Vice-Presldent. Sena:e Rules Committee sources said the net worth statement was received last Saturcay. bui they declined to disclose its content* orNYT - 102 words
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Article51 1974-09-06 2 CIUDAD VALLKB (Mexico). Thurs. Eight people were killed and 19 injured early yesterday when a train rammed into a passenger bus hire, police said. The accident occurred at a railroad crossing ouLslde thle central Mexico .town located 403 km (360 mllea) north of Mexico City.AP - 51 words
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Article39 1974-09-06 3 JOGJAKARTA, Thur». •J Australian Prime Minister Dough Whitlam arrived here today for Informal talks with Indonesian President Suharto. The two leaders are scheduled to begin wide-ranging talks tomorrow at the tiny town of Bonosobo, a two-hour drive from here.39 words
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Article32 1974-09-06 3 LONDON: The Soviet Union has renewed its call for an all-Euro-pean summit with American and Canadian participation by the end of this year to endorse a new security system for the continent32 words
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Article31 1974-09-06 3 TOKYO: Japanese business leaders made a strong appeal to the Bank of Japan to ease the present credit squeeze to help some Industries which were In a state of serious recession.31 words
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Article31 1974-09-06 3 CAPE TOWN: A task force of nine British Boyal Navy vessels steamed off into the Indian Ocean from here for controversial Joint exercises with the South African Nmvy and Air Force.31 words
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Article25 1974-09-06 3 LONDON: Police foiled an attempt to steal the historic Coronation Stone of Scone from under the Coronation Chair in Westlmlnster Abbey. Three men were detained.25 words
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Article32 1974-09-06 3 JAKARTA: US oil company Philips and stateowned Pertamina Oil Company have discovered another new oilfield in the Gulf of Berau. off Irian Jaya Province, formerly West Irian, a Pertamina spokesman said today.32 words
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Article31 1974-09-06 3 WASHINGTON: The Finance Ministers and central bank governors of the United States and four other leading industrial countries will meet at an undisclosed location In Europe, reportedly In France. this weekend.—AgenciesAgencies - 31 words
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Article132 1974-09-06 3 60pc cut in oil to pipes BEIRUT, Thurs. Pumping In the two pipelines that carry Saudi and Iraqi crude oil to the Lebanese Mediterranean coast has dropped In the last seven weeks to about 40 per cent of the total capacity of the pipes. Oil sources said that only aboutNYT - 132 words
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Article29 1974-09-06 3 JAKARTA. Thurs Foreign Minister Adam Malik will leave (or New York on Sept 13 to lead the Indonesian delegation at the United Nations General Assembly. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article57 1974-09-06 3 LONDON, Thurs.— Local police in Tillages west of London are on the look-out for a mystery monster bird that walks like an ostrich, flies Uke an eagle, but looks Uke a horse The giant bird was first spotted buxsing around London's Heathrow Airport. It Is thought toReuter - 57 words
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Article, Illustration184 1974-09-06 3 Sinatra takes another dig at the Press STATELINE (Nevada), Thursday FRANK Sinatra took a break from his r melodies during his first visit to Lake Tahoe In 12 years to resume his battle with the news media. Midway through his opening performance last night, the singer actor offered a mockAP - 184 words
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Article58 1974-09-06 3 WASHINOTOH. ThUT*. The former Democratic national chairman, Mr. Lawrence O'Brien, said today he believes Senator. Edward Kennedy should not run for President In 1976 A longtime Kennedy family friend and adviser, Mr. OBrten said he feared that the Massachusetts senator could be the target of possible assassinationNYT - 58 words
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Article336 1974-09-06 3 LONDON. Thursday gH I TAIN's governing Labour Party today announced plans for directlyelected assemblies in Scotland and Wales in its last major policy statement before the general election expected early next The 3.000-word docu ment <n the devolution of power in the British regions completed the party'sReuter - 336 words
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Article132 1974-09-06 3 ALERT AFTER FIERCE BATTLE rpEL AVIV, Thurs. X Israeli troops and Palestinian guerillas along the Lebanese border went on alert today following a 30-hour double battle that left four Arab commandos and two Israeli soldiers dead. The Beirut newspaper AiLJwa said guerilla leader Yasser Arafat ordered his Popular Democratic FrontReuter - 132 words
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Article43 1974-09-06 3 PARIS, Tbvn. Bon* 1»--dMh Mnign Minlittr K*m»l Uniln «ld hrn test night that he had tecur«d France hx*lnf for hi* country i more* for a free aooas to the auropean Common Market a* well v ailnniMlon in the Unlt«l HaUooa.— Rwtir43 words
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Article28 1974-09-06 3 TOKYO. Thur» Japan will call on South Korea to make joint effort* to maintain friendly Uea between tit* two countries', Wrwetjii Minister Toenlo IClmurm aald today.—UPL28 words
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WORLD NEWS THREE
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Article, Illustration388 1974-09-06 4 First meeting before summit WASHINGTON. Thursday PRESIDENT Ford today began a series of top-level strategy meetings in his war on inflation following the surprise removal of chief economic adviser Kenneth Rush. Mr. Rush, named by President Nixon earlier this year to co-ordinate GovernmentReuter; UPI - 388 words
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Article197 1974-09-06 4 Chou skips meeting VIP visitor DEKINO, Thurs. For 1 the first time for at least several years, Chinese Premier Chou Enlai has not received a foreign head of state visiting Peking. Gen Gnasslngbe Eyadema, President of the West African state of Toco, today left Peking without meeting the Premier, AfricanReuter - 197 words
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Article23 1974-09-06 4 LUSAKA. Thur*. Portuguese Foreign Minuter Mario Soars* Indicated today he hopes to sign an Independence agreement (or Mosambtquc by Saturday ReuterReuter - 23 words
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326 1974-09-06 4 'Nixon faces serious legal, cash problems' WASHINGTON, Thurs —Mr. Richard Nixon's son-in-law, Mr. David Eisenhower, said the former President faces "very direct and very threatening" legal and flnanciai problems as a private I citizen. "Right now they're working on two things They re trying to make a book decision, andAP; UPI - 326 words
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405 1974-09-06 4 Dr. K happy with China-US relations WASHINOTOft, Thur. T*HE naming yesterday of 1 Georre Busji to fill the top US diplomatic Job In Peking come* at a time when Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger to reported to be statisfled with the development of United States-China relations. Certain Chinese leadenNYT - 405 words
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Advertisement491 1974-09-06 4 jtml t iH Lw BmWsßmwv^mUA. < O K .sal Wr m> mUisi LmL bsbMh dnm smW ▲^mmm Mmml urn*^" .^smm\ AJsmmV- NfismV smmmmmmmmC > bbbbbbbbW nsmm^^^^^^mß ISalmßSßPimmmmiimmmi^mu BBBmV .^ml BBBBBBBBBBstsVuk. The elegant lines of the Fiat 130 Coupe shows the touch of Pininfarina, Italy's top designer A luxury car that's491 words
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218 1974-09-06 5 Oil drill row: Lon Nol sends marine battalion OHNOM PENH, Thurs President Lon Nol today ordered Cambodian Marines to reinforce tne small garrison on Puluwai Island near the contested oil drilling site that the South Vietnamese threatened to take apart. Government sources said. Palace sources said a battalion of Marines,UPI - 218 words
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Article19 1974-09-06 5 CHRIBTCHURCH. Thurs New Zealand Prime Minister Norman Kirk was burled today In his hometown of Walmate. AP.AP - 19 words
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Article, Illustration297 1974-09-06 5 Peking: Indira plotting with Russia 'India's ambitions not confined to Sikkim' PEKING, Thursday gUM hopes that the two giants of Asia Indin and China would move towards settling their long-standing feud have Ik'cii checked by a fresh round of anti-India Masts in the Chinese press. The weapon chosen by ChinaReuter - 297 words
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171 1974-09-06 5 Nepalese students stage anti-India demo NEW DELHI, Thurs. Thousands of students rampaged through Katmandu, the capital of Nepal, last night as the Lower House of the Indian Parliament passed a Bill to absorb the neighbouring Himalayan kingdom of Slkkim into India's political system. Report^ from Katmandu said more than 2.000Reuter - 171 words
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211 1974-09-06 5 Massacre of 28 villagers at site of bus ambush ZAMBOANOA CITY (Philippines), Thurs. Men described as Christians and armed with knives and automatic rifles today massacred 28 Muslims, inculding women and children, in an upland village 37 km (23 miles) northeast of here, police said. Police hi. Pedro Francisco, commanderAP; UPI - 211 words
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Article30 1974-09-06 5 TOKYO. Thurs. The Japan Communist Party announced yesterday it will send one of Its Diet members to China aboard the Tokyo Peking Inaugural flight on Sept. 29. UPI.UPI - 30 words
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Article29 1974-09-06 5 MEXICO CITY. Thurs. Police have arrested three more men in connection with the kidnapping of Mr. Jose Oaadalnpe Zuno. 83. ailing father-in-law of Mexicos President. Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
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Article29 1974-09-06 5 HONOKONO. Thur*. Hongkong's car business has gone down by more than SO per cent because of the tight money situation here, car dealers reported today— DPl.29 words
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Article179 1974-09-06 5 U.S. WARNS OF FOOD AID LIMIT WASHINGTON, Thursday SECRETARY of Agriculture Earl Butz has served notice on the world that the United States will not be making larger commitments of food to poorer nations at the forthcoming World Food Conference in The worst thing In the world the United StatesReuter - 179 words
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Article58 1974-09-06 5 NEW DELHI, Thurs. US Senator Charles Percy has said that there was concern In the United States that nuclear development in India could lead to nuclear arms. The Republican Senator during a television Interview here last night was explaining the reaction of the American people toReuter - 58 words
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Article29 1974-09-06 5 WABHINOTON. Thurs John Birllchman has subpoenaed the Secret Service for hundreds of Nlxon-era White House file* to use as possible evidence in his Watergate cover-up trial. UPL29 words
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Article36 1974-09-06 5 SAN FRANCISCO. ThUTi. Philippine* Airlines was sued for U*****,000 (S»M7--500) yesterday on grounds that one of Its DC 10s made an Illegal night from Manila to San Francisco international airport last July 94. UPIUPI - 36 words
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Article65 1974-09-06 5 JAKARTA Thurs An Indonesian phy«lci»n baa blamed forrlgn hippies for Tcnereal disease* currently spreading to certain psrU of Bali, Antara newt agency reported today. Dr. B. Brata of the Island's health service waa quoted as saying that tree sex practised by hippies holidaying on the IslandReuter - 65 words
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Advertisement29 1974-09-06 5 i < 1 TONIGHT! The GOH SOON TIOE STRING ORCHESTRA celebrates its list ANNIVERSARY with soloist LEE PAN HON specially flown in by A, Conference Hall 8 IS p. m.29 words
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Advertisement240 1974-09-06 5 An New Zealand's DC 10 Senes X 4___^l AircMew Zealand's Uw-10 IP T^ESL^a flights ofjreedoni Is Ju ?t3 to our uncrowded Pacific WmU^w^M Freedom means all things to all You'll also appreciate our incom- J people. But to many it means the wide parable cabin service and our famous open240 words
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Advertisement753 1974-09-06 6 Flying the Concorde around the world faster than the sun could be confusing without this Rolex. The second production Concorde We protect the movement with a leaves Singapore today, continuing to '^Hn 1 1 fl^^^^flHH^^E*' MIATffIJ^IHBiBH^M^BBH^ case iat s 71 P cn lous: tne x prove how this great aircraft753 words
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259 1974-09-06 7 Three thugs rob company director of $55,000 'pHREE armed robbers held up the director of an import-export firm and two of his salesmen outside his Tras Street office and robbed him of cash and cheques totalling about $55,000 on Wednesday. Mr. Su See San, 35, of Q's Organisation (Pte.) Ltd.,259 words
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Article127 1974-09-06 7 Thanks a lot says Bangla BANGLADESH yesterday expressed gratitude to Singaporeans for their "spontaneous response and tremendoussympathy" shown through cash and kind for its flood victims. Its Trade Commissioner here, Mr. A.F.M. Shamsuzzaman said "We are very grateful for the contributions, support and sympathy shown by your people. This Is127 words
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Article56 1974-09-06 7 BIXTY-POUR children of the Children's Aid Society wIU soon enjoy colour TV at their home, in Clementl Road. This was made possible when Mrs. Betty Stevens, manager of Colour TV Rentals (8) Pte. Ltd.. presented a 12.500 colour TV set to the society's president. Mr56 words
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Article36 1974-09-06 7 SINOAPORES ambassador to Japan. Mr. Wee Mon Cheng, will speak on the Restructuring of Japan's Economy anu Singapore at a special dinner oy the Japanese University Graduates Association of Singapore tonight at 7.30.36 words
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Article50 1974-09-06 7 THE British High Commissioner. Mr. John Peter Trtpp. yesterday presented £4.000 (3122,000) worth of British publications to the Nanyang University library. The books, a donation from the Inter-University Council under Its Oversea Development Admlnlstratlon—Book Presentation Programme, were received by the university's Vice-Chan-cellor Mr. Hsueh Sbou Sheng.50 words
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Article140 1974-09-06 7 3 YEARS JAIL FOR GANJA PUSHER A 25-year-old Malaysian was Jailed for three years and given two strokes of the cane by the First District Court yesterday, for trying to smuggle 40 gins, of cannabis into Singapore. Ismail bin Rais pleaded guilty to a charge of trafficking the cannabii. He140 words
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Article56 1974-09-06 7 THE Martha Oraham Dance Company from America will perform at the National Theatre on Sept 20 and 31 at 830 pjn. This Is the company's third Asian tour. Tickets at S3. S3. tS. $10. 115 and $20 are available at the National Theatre. C. K. Tang.56 words
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Article20 1974-09-06 7 A POLK-musical on contemporary music, entitled Search, will be held at the Conference HaU tomorrow at 7 30 pm.20 words
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Article37 1974-09-06 7 THE Spastic Children's Association will hold a rehearsal for Miss Singapore Charity Queen Quest at the Inland Ballroom. Bhangrl-La Hotel, tomorrow at 230 p.m. The winner wUI be crowned the Oala Ball nest week.37 words
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Article44 1974-09-06 7 THX KreU Ayer community centra women's committee will present cheques to the Little Slaters of Ute Poor and the Singapore OounCll Of Social Service* Fund for the Aged and Sick at the council's board room In Penang Lane today at 6 pm44 words
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Article30 1974-09-06 7 TUX fßglap conununUT ecnlra's managctnent oommltt«e will Dirt a court* an murtc appreciation to be held *v«ry Frklay at iv Palm Road premlaes from 7 30 pjn. to pjn.30 words
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Article34 1974-09-06 7 AN Infant and ChUd Oare exhibition wIU to held by the Singapore Jayc«« at the Victoria Memorial Hall tmfi Bept IS to IT betwMn 10 a.m and 10 p m daily.34 words
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Article, Illustration693 1974-09-06 7 urban redevelopment projects costing a total of $67 million are due to start shortly with the acceptance by the Urban Redevelopment Authority of tenders for eight of the ten sites offered in URA's fourth sale. Announcing the results of the sale yesterday, the693 words
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305 1974-09-06 8 P.M. RAMAN - Service boat to be rushed to oil rig P.M. RAMAN By ARRANGEMENT* ir« on in Singapore to send a service boat to the Gulf of Thailand to stand by the oil rig Glomar Four In case me South Vietnamese Government carries out Its threat to destroy It ll It Is305 words
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Article33 1974-09-06 8 THE numbers picked in yecterday'a Toto draw 70/14 ware: SI. 3. 35 38 and 43. The additional number was 44. In the circle* draw, numbers drawn were: t, and 17.33 words
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461 1974-09-06 8 SOCIAL institution* here yesterday welcomed the Idea of setting up an effective central rehab 1 1 It a tlon programme for the disabled In Singapore. They were commenting on the call made by the Social Affairs Minister. Enclk Othman Wok. at the opening461 words
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Article, Illustration150 1974-09-06 8 LONELY BLACK SWAN GETS COMPANY rESE two black swans, in new surroundings at the Botanic Gardens lake. have come to stay for good. And here they will join the Gardens' only "resident" black swan. But the "resident" swan, however, was nowhere to be seen when the new arrivals "checked In"150 words
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Advertisement424 1974-09-06 8 Save money on the quiet "«»o ■BBSISSI SA-1018. 10.000 BTU Sanyo saves you up to 25% electricity costs, without making a noise about it. The secret's in Sanyo's compressor that puts Sanyo revolutionary engineering years ahead in noiseless the most advanced of any cooling technology, too. of today's brands. Maximum424 words
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281 1974-09-06 9 Support from Asean for APU concept T^B concept of an JL Amis ParilamenUry oelTed encouraging rwpooae from Awan member natkuu, said the leader of an eight-mem-ber Indonesian parliamentary delegation, Dr. Mohamad Ixnaenl, yesterday. Dr. lanaenl, Deputy Bleaker of the Indonesian Peoples' Representative Assembly (Parliament), said that the concept was welcomed281 words
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273 1974-09-06 9 Service stations report 'slight' diesel shortage OETROL service sta--1 tlon operators yesterday said there is a "alight shortage" of diesel oil in Singapore. The shortage, they added, was felt recently and became acate towards the end of each month. They blamed It on the oil companies who, they said, were273 words
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Article26 1974-09-06 9 THE Fire Brigade will hold a flrr-flghtlng display In conjunction with Fire Brigade Week at Lorong 4. Toa Payoh. car park tomorrow at 4 p.m.26 words
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Article, Illustration229 1974-09-06 9 $20mil cargo depot for S'pore A JAPANESE shipping company plans to set up a $20 million container depot in Singapore. Oyama Shipping Co. Ltd. of Japan will have discussions with Government officials here this month, concerning the acquisition of land for the depot.. This was announced by the company's president229 words
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149 1974-09-06 9 Student death riddle: Open verdict EIGHT- YEAR-OLD Lin Kirn Chye of Cedar Boys' Primary School died of Internal head Injuries after he was said to have fallen In school, a Coroner's Court heard yesterday. After an Inquiry into his d-»ath on Aug. 13, the State Coroner, Mr. Chee Wai Pong,149 words
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Article43 1974-09-06 9 THE Ministry of Culture wIU present the LJangoUen Bchoes by the Singapore Young Musicians Society at the Conference Hall on Sunday at 6 pjn. Tickets at fl for adults and 50 eta. for students are available at the usual booking centres.43 words
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213 1974-09-06 9 Union's action threat to 8 hotels on NWC proposals rwxas Food, Drinks and 1 Allied Workers' Union yesterday served notice on eight hotels here to Implement the National Wages Council's 1974 recommendations within two weeks or face action. In Identical letters to the hotels, the union's general secretary, Mr. Tan213 words
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Advertisement362 1974-09-06 9 PB^BBBBBJBBBJBJ|BBBBBI >r*^ilsEC If you want the world's most successful electronic chronometer, only the Omega f 300 will da I^m?m -f 1""!?* V* Wit cl!o t #f Mod *****4 StBinl $8 wi h bracelet Model 396.816 Stsinlsss steel with steel bracelet S $450. Goldf .lied with leather strap S $480. 5362 words
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Miscellaneous305 1974-09-06 9 Bringing Up FssthT »y BUI K« vanagl* ♦> HI C— ip -^J TP"" J KaRE YOU tun A I WHAT*- VMtjONS. JOGS M f CHECK UP, AUNTIE.' THaWE /NCHOCrr MAS THAT* M3O MAILSP THC -i AUNTIE* ir^ FOUGOnn WOULDN'T MAVC Wtmy n Affwvsp vrr Pent MsTHANge' invitations? y v~- mail305 words
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Advertisement634 1974-09-06 10 V a^aV Thnamf *V W\' ■7 jL R\TiaW^ »V l M r i rßr»^ J P I Jimmy U^bm^ris love scenes J I A mr [^^y^VWH^^^V^Tk L* K IB liuaV??y.fi^S pi Ir^rWv' 1 Itjtj WM [■<• meat recipes- F II Iminced meat and mulliga^v^ayl lNUrf>^ IV Plus: Crochet a bexh634 words
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Advertisement154 1974-09-06 10 f 1 lIBTRII \^/&i BIG OOYU W SHIRT OFFER j Big Shirts is now on All brand new stocks SsSr^Lh "**^w ?lL Rflaf^ wß^ /I a^^^BFv I l*^S v b^^ R^/^MHPv^RT rW x^^rb \fKU/7r7oj'* /*a 'Jal fcr^^ A Sltf^f \W/'///l' I /S/ Jh^L&al t^S— II I f fff f f154 words
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224 1974-09-06 11 S'pore Sweep: *****47 wins $400,000 rCKET No. *****47 won the first prize of MOO.OOO In Singapore Sweep No. 9/74 held at Colombo Court last night. Becond prlxe of $150.--000 went to ticket No. *****34 and third prize of $75,000 to ticket No. *****28. JACKPOT NUMBERS (SIO.OW *****07 *****87 *****50 *****79224 words
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Article24 1974-09-06 11 A PORT Authority officer. Mr. Leong Churn Whir, left during the weekend to attend two-month course on navigaUonal aid* in Japan.24 words
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199 1974-09-06 11 N.G. KUTTY - M-CYCLIST DIES AS CRANE RUNS 'AMOK' N.G. KUTTY By A RUNAWAY crane yesterday crushed to death a motorcyclist, smashed into a ear and careered down crowded Victoria Street for another 28 metres (SO yards), hitting a pushcart and tricycle before coming to a halt. One other motorcyclist was also hit.199 words
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Article101 1974-09-06 11 13 hurt in two-bus crash rpHIRTEEN people were X injured when two Singapore Bus Service buses were Involved In an accident In Dunearn Road yesterday momIng. ,1116 injured nine men and four women were sent to Thomson Hospital, where they were given outpatient treatI ment. A police spokesman said I101 words
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Article22 1974-09-06 11 THE NTUC will launch IU island wldp mass membership campaign on Sunday at 9 «.m at the NTUC car park.22 words
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Article, Illustration118 1974-09-06 11 FIVE HURT AS LORRY AND VAN COLLIDE HEAD-ON rnwo men died and 1 five others were Injured, when a lorry and a van collided head-on at Pioneer Road Jurong, at 5.20 p.m., yesterday. The dead were identified by police as the driver of the van, Abu118 words
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251 1974-09-06 11 $500,000 windfall for bank workers 2,500 employees of 13 foreign banks here are to get salary arrears amounting to half a million dollars this month. This follows a new collective agreement signed between officials of the banks and the Singapore Bank Employees' Union on "I Monday The banks are Algemrne251 words
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Article56 1974-09-06 11 Thailand tour for youth leaders ABOUT 40 youth leaden from four organisations will vtalt Thailand In December. The leaden are from the Malay Youth Literary Asaoclatlon. the Pek Klo community centre youth group, the Singapore Adventurer*' dub and the YMCA Young AdulU' Oroup He tald the tour had been tenutively56 words
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Article32 1974-09-06 11 MacRitchie run A CROSS country ran will b» held at tb« ifcpHttrtif ■wtrrotr by U» KMk Ajw CbnjUUwncy Sporto Una on Oct. Mill ajn. The ckwln« date for touiw la Sept 11.32 words
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Article29 1974-09-06 11 OHIO, the female jacuar at Oat Singapore Zoological Oardciu, gave btrth to a pair at cub*, fathered by Cleveland. an Aug. It Mother and cub* are well.29 words
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Advertisement315 1974-09-06 11 IW/MIWMS ■BaY Iy 1 k AWr^^ J I I BBW^aw4S^^*l aBBF BaF^^aTal^BSaw! Baal A BaaaaaaVfeßaßaaaT d II i 1 BayJ^/L^atßßi I Sal I aßw J^~l TX. A I ■VjW^^f^a^tl JT aft I TWO FRUITS s.p.c 8 22g 1.55 I JELLY CRYSTALS huang he lou .99 g 4 1« 1.00 I315 words
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Article524 1974-09-06 12 EDWARD LIU - Thumbs down for trolley bus idea EDWARD LIU By fHE Automobile Association yesterday described as "unrealistic" a suggestion to replace diesel buses with electrically operated trolley buses to cut down on fuel costs. Said AA chairman Mr. Mil ton Tan: "The proposal is unrealistic as the Initial cost would be524 words
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Article39 1974-09-06 12 SENIOR district Judge Mr. T 8 Slnnathuray will present certiflcatea to nine volunteer probation officers of the Probation and Aftercare Servlre at the banquet hall at Premier Hotel In Naasun Hill tomorrow at 1 30 pm39 words
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Article37 1974-09-06 12 MR. Lofce Poo Yee. toe deputy director of the Ptopie a Association, will officiate at the fourth anniintraary Canoe Carnlvnl at Chaagl PWnt on Sunday. The carnival U organlaed by the PA s Adventure Club.37 words
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Article24 1974-09-06 12 THX St. Nlchola* CHrU' School bend will peifmm at the Botanic Oardtns on Bspt. 23 between 5.30 pun. and 6 30 PAL24 words
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266 1974-09-06 12 ANN PETERS - UTA jet slithers in on two burst tyres ANN PETERS By A UTA jetliner with 276 people on board almost landed on its belly during an emergency landing at Paya Lebar airport shortly after midnight yesterday. The DCIO, which bant two tyres and badly damaged its undercarriage daring take-off earlier266 words
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Article174 1974-09-06 12 Brokers win $41,000 claim CTOCKBROKERS E.O. Tan and Co. yester- day won in full their claim for $41,762 and costs against Chew Seek Kheng, a clerk, in a High Court suit over business transactionq in ch <> rtf m f np Y\ i tyi i I Mr. Justice Wlnslow gave174 words
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121 1974-09-06 12 AEB courses on Japanese, Mandarin rE Adult Education Board will conduct two language courses In Japanese and Mandarin, and a cooking course next month. The JaptoMe oouna (bcglnMta 3). wUI be held on MoodMn and Thunday*. tram Oct. S. »t the Raffles OirU' Primary School centre In Queen Street from121 words
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Article32 1974-09-06 12 WINNER* of the Chineae oratorical wnpetlfhwl organised by the National library win be pie— n ted wtth pttisa at a oertmony tn the library lecture hall tomorrow at 10 JO am32 words
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160 1974-09-06 12 MALAYSIAN MOTORIST WHO DID NOT KNOW THE LAW A MALAYSIAN told the Tenth Maglstrat«'s Court yesterday he did not know that he had to have a Singapore driving licence once he became a permanent resident. Lee Chee Kuen. a deputy bursar at the University of Singapore, was fined $200 on160 words
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Article32 1974-09-06 12 CULTURE Minister. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will be tfue*t-of-honour at a reception for the Outstanding Slr.gtporean Award organised by the Singapore Jayceea to be held at Hyatt Hotel on Sept. 2S.32 words
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Article24 1974-09-06 12 NANYANO University Übrary U to receive a donation of 121,000 from the lhterUnlvwslty Council under Its Oversea Development Administration book presentation programme.24 words
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Article225 1974-09-06 12 30 from S'pore for Youth Ship rTUfIRTY youths will be 1 selected to represerr Singapore for the Soutn-east Asia Youth 3hlp inaugurated by Japanese Prime Minister Mr. Kakuel Tanaka during his visit of Asean countries In January. fT ith Ship, also known as Ship for Bouth-easi Asian Youth. Is for225 words
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Article56 1974-09-06 12 A 82-BTRONG all-male German choir will give a concert at the Conference Hall on Sept 8 at 8 p.m. Their visit here Is part of a 24-day tour of Singapore and Australia and Is sponsored by Lufthansa German Airlines and Donald Moore. Tickets are available at Cold56 words
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Advertisement212 1974-09-06 12 Everyday to the USA Philippine Airlines crosses With Philippine Airlines you're the Pacific seven times a week on the wings of a warm, gracious to San Francisco. Four times a bird where you'll find care, concern week from Singapore: Monday and generosity are part of the "ZS^SST —^m* Wednesday Friday212 words
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Advertisement307 1974-09-06 12 r=t ROSEWOOD FURNITURE WORTH MORE THAN A m THOUSAND WORDS •*<^TD of praise Genune property seasoned ksn -dried sobd Rosewood panels. f handaaftedbysk^fiiand experienced master craf tsrmn Superb Wbrkmanshp Guaranteed pasC UnKjue f rush when does not V stain iyeat "o' coW water alcohol and cigarette burns fof 1 I307 words
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Article, Illustration467 1974-09-06 13 BUSSED/ IS FINANCE MINISTER KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday TUN Abdul Razak has created three new ministries and revamped a number of other ministries in his new "actionorientated" Cabinet. Announcing his new line-up today, the Prime Minister retained hla portfolio of Foreign Affairs. The Deputy Prime467 words
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Article126 1974-09-06 13 CHASE ENDS WITH CAR IN DRAIN BANTINO, Thurs. A robbery suspect was detained yesterday evening after he crashed his car into a drain during a chase along Banting Road by his victim. After the crash, the suspect fled on foot and got a lift in a taxi to town, but126 words
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Article54 1974-09-06 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. MAS and Saudi Arabia Airlines today signed an agreement to allow MAS to fly 30 flights to Jeddah during the Hajl period this year. The agreement signed was by MAS company secretary and legal adviser Endk Abdul Axle bin Abdul Rahman and SAA's54 words
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Article54 1974-09-06 13 TANAH RATA. Thurs The police here have Increased their patrols, both during the day and night, to curb the Increase In the number of burglaries and thefts In the gulf course area and the holldtv bungalows. This is part of the drive to keep the holiday54 words
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Article35 1974-09-06 13 PENANO. Thuri A bullock cart puller's widow. A. Kail, today received W. 500 from the City Council a* general and special damage* for her husband death In a road accident two year* SCO.35 words
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Article25 1974-09-06 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Factory worker Abdul Rahlm bin Alia*. 18. drowned In a swimming pool off the Bth mile Jalan Klang last night.25 words
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Article184 1974-09-06 13 German drag pusher suspect held PETALINO JAVA. Thurs. —Police detained a suspected International drug trafficker In an ambush here last night and seised a pound of ganja worth about $300. The suspect, a German, is believed to have recently smuggled several pounds of ganja from across the Thai-Malay-sia border In184 words
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Article57 1974-09-06 13 PETALINO JAVA. Thuri Twenty pup. la were slightly Injured when their achoolbtu skidded and landed on 1U aide on Federal Highway near Bungel Way thU afternoon. They are among 40 pupils of the Sultan Abdul Bamad School here who were returning home after school when57 words
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268 1974-09-06 13 Lawyer was 'grossly negligent' says judge A LOR STAB. Than. Senior Sessions Court president Encik Aimel bin Haji Maamor today recommended that an Alor Star lawyer, Mr. ON. Christie be referred to the Kedah Bar Committee for alleged "grosa negligence In the discharge of his professional duties." Enclk Asmel said268 words
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96 1974-09-06 13 Sedition trial of DAP MP postponed SEREMBAN. Thurs.— The sedition trial of DAP MP. Mr. Oh Keng Seng, has been postponed to December because he was sick and could not attend the hearing today. A former state assemblyman for Jlmah and now MP for Petallng. Mr. Oh la alleged to96 words
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Article79 1974-09-06 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Former factory worker Pon Pmk Choy. 34. was awarded ♦15.410 by the High Court today for losing all his flngere on the right hand aa a result of a factory accident on July S3, 1910 He was operating an offset printing at Nam79 words
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186 1974-09-06 13 BANNED: 61 HINDI AND SIX MALAY SONGS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Government hu banned a sons by English pop singer E3ton John because of 1U "vulgar title and lyrics." Several record shops In the city have been told not to Import the record. Those with stocks of the record have186 words
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Article57 1974-09-06 13 A LOB STAB, Thmrs—More than 1M t»f» and akoat IJM ganay tacks of rtoe bran war* destroyed when Or* rased a bran aUttng hossc at Onion Bto* Mill la Sim pan* Eaala her* last algal The sauTs eo-«wncx, Mr. Ok Slat Hock. said today a preliminary57 words
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224 1974-09-06 13 Straits piracy declines with joint navy patrols LABUAN. Thursday pO-ORDINATED naval v> patrols by the Royal Malaysian Navy and its Indonesian and Thai counterparts have produced good results, the Chief of Naval Staff, Rear-Adm. Datuk K. Tfaanabalaslngam, said here today. Datuk Thanabalaslngam who was Inspecting the Labuan naval base, said:Reuter - 224 words
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Article22 1974-09-06 13 W/imlft Lumpur. Thurs The Pensioners Association of Malaysia will hold It* annual meeting at Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka here on Sunday.22 words
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168 1974-09-06 13 Polls: Four student bodies hit at UMSU KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. —Pour student bodies In the University of Malaya today criticised the university's students' union I UMSU > for allowing Its faculties to be used to support certain political parties In the recent general election. The president of the university's Bahasa168 words
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Advertisement313 1974-09-06 13 y^7?ss, PLAN YOUR J§^mMS RELAXING VACATION W AT THE NEWEST "THE ASIA PATTAYA" Xv I I Wi^^^d^ n bbbblbx^ J J_J Set in 22 acres of landscaped gardens on a cliff-top overlooking the Gulf of Siam. Private white-sand beach, 9-hole golf course and large swimming pool. 270 luxurious rooms all313 words
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Advertisement134 1974-09-06 14 Bradosol' promptly relieves sore throats Bradosol lozenges are effective against the majority of germs causng, or associated wrth throat and mouth infections Bradosol is an effective antiseptic for use in dental care Bradosol lozenges are pleasantly flavoured Available from aM pharmacies and drug i stores 9 I rSS_ _fijg k134 words
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Advertisement372 1974-09-06 14 •V.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v 4th BRILLIANT WEEK BfJLVU |_l|Tiril|l!|M_tt:* bW no free list MMmßHiinm GOLO6N at 11.00 A.M. 1.30. 4.00. 645 4 9.30 PM. a* KONG CMIAW at 11 00 AM 130. 3.30. 7154 9 30 PM. •(XDCN 3 OAVS AoVanoad Caah Bookinga. KONG CHIAN 2 OAVS Advancad Caah Booking* a QOLOIN PLUS372 words
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Advertisement212 1974-09-06 14 NOW SHOWIMG! *Dtily it 7-00 9.30d,_i. Umium: AMtS: U. 90 CWIbTM: $1.00 QOLDEN HARVEST Piaaantß Jft The tattooed _^^^K]k_f^k VVcngtb 3^ ■k^A Samuel Hui ..^r^. J l_V I SP^__^^ Sytvia Chang > *_HSv' HlHlttl FILM IN CILORSCIH WITH EMUS! SMTITLES ALSO TOMOBROW AT MIBNI6HT! MAJ-STtf«OfCei-lATOM*RtOY»S<LyCTCrn I 2nd GIinERINB WEEK!!;; Odeon:212 words
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Advertisement697 1974-09-06 14 I SI OWCAIiISATION j B 9th SUPER DAY 11 am. 1 45. 4.00. 645% l S I Joacnim Fuchabargar Roosn Mark Kathnn Ootnsh Tha SUPERBUG ftidaa A«a» IN WIOESCREEN COlOft Is»7.Tl_Biai.|*^ t .^j OPENS TODAY. No FrM List 1 1 am. 1 46. 4.00. 6.45. 930 I Jirr Kally a697 words
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Advertisement278 1974-09-06 15 HfyH bbs^KbbvJ a> *n* a Isibbll b^^S FEATUnE JADE ITEIVIS ANTIQUE JADE ITEMS. Old-work, finely carved-through piece*. Pendant*, buckles, pi, tpinning-whaels. $80 $400 PEKING JEWELLERY. Jade jewellery set in fine f.l.gree i-»n tfooc silver and gold. U Woo PEKING JADE PENDANTS $25 $150* ANTIQUE -STYLE IMPERIAL NECKLACES. Each a unique278 words
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Advertisement302 1974-09-06 15 Oriental Garden the new nite°spot in town for swingers Relax with your favourite drink, a light snack and swing to the music of Singapore's 3 top Bands. All in a cosy and charming setting. ln fact, you can even talk business under the stars in our garden and come in302 words
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Advertisement276 1974-09-06 15 DON'T THINK!! DON'T WORRY!! JUST RING *****4 If you are looking for building materials like marble, terrasso and ceramic tiles, you are thinking WHERE to gel them and worrying HOW to get them. CALL CHINA INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS PTE. LTD.. Suites 906 L 907 (Bth floor). Straits Trading Building. Battery Road.276 words
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Advertisement72 1974-09-06 15 Relieve painful piles fast with Va remoid The active ingredient n Varemoid acts on the cause Of the problem of pass lhaemofrads) qucMy and effectively Ths results n rapid reaef of inflammation and pan H also stops bteedng and suppresses itching It "Bcommendable to admnstor Vkrarrod tablets over a relatively72 words
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Advertisement141 1974-09-06 15 MODEL WS-8100 /I Modtl WS-8100 D Fully automatic with 4 programme* for you to pick WL the desired twirling motion for your laundry. D Load capacity -1 1 lbs. D Selection button* for dasired high and low operation of waah and spin-drying. D Two water level*. D Waste filter to141 words
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Article441 1974-09-06 16 IRATE motorists who have wondered when pedestrians will also be subject to road discipline did not get an answer from the Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill now before Parliament. The Act already gives the Minister for Communications reserve powers to act against Jaywalking. He can decide where Jaywalking should441 words
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Article144 1974-09-06 16 jtfRS. INDIRA GANDHI has pulled off IT something of a constitutional coup. She has turned the Indian protectorate of Sikklm into an associate state of the Indian Union by the simple expedient of mobilising the Congress majority in New Delhi's Lower House to adopt a constitutional Bill. Upper144 words
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Article431 1974-09-06 16 Bush a man for all seasons WASHINGTON In Mr. George Bush's career, it seems that nothing succeeds like failure. Named this week by President Ford to head American mission to China. Mr. Bush lean and handsome at 50 years of age beamed boyishly at his new opportunity. "This job la431 words
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Letter221 1974-09-06 16 I JUST cannot understand why our sports officials are complaining about the "concentration camp" atmosphere of the Asian Games (ST., Sept 5) currently taking place In Teheran. Have they forgotten what happened at the Munich Olympics two years ago to be exact, Sept 5, 1972? At221 words
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Letter163 1974-09-06 16 I thank "Safety First" (ST. Aug 26) for the concern over the safety of a school girl who was observed by him to be seated on the exit steps of a moving school bus and without anything to hold on to. School bus operators are liable to be163 words
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Letter55 1974-09-06 16 Please, no more explosions HAS It ever occurred to politician* and scientist* that the recent aaarecedeated widespread floods la India, nanfUiltsti. Burma, Thailand, Phi Upptnes and now, Seat* Korea eoald be the result of the recent sasd— proliferation ef at—manic naclear explosions? We have oaly one earth, let's not rape55 words
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Letter26 1974-09-06 16 I WOULD like to suggest that the headrest* at the rear of our new fibre glass seat buses be redesigned. They are uncomfortable. HJ>-S Singapore I.26 words
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Article, Illustration1081 1974-09-06 16 RYLANDS THOMAS - How the world can help tame its flood rivers RYLANDS THOMAS By DEVASTA TING country's viability floods recently depends to some ezbroufht Bangladesh tent on Its capacity back into the news, to devise schemes to Humanitarian relief control perennial campaigns have been damage by flood organised in many waters. countries1,081 words
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Advertisement300 1974-09-06 16 This one little Strepsils lozenge gives the fastest relief for sore throats and coughs because Strepsils kills germs in the mouth and throat in 1 minute <sfl '*4 re 9 u ar BsVll ZZZ^^mm- Jsassfc^ tCS ***!!1 fe/e "»es M j M honey and lemon J *aa M -^F ANOTHER300 words
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267 1974-09-06 17 Skating: 3 zones to cut down mishaps at rink riTHE rink at Jurong 1 Ice Skating Centre will be partitioned Into three "tones" to cut down accidents among skaters. The centre's chairman Mr William Cralter said yesterday that there would be lanes for beginners, other skaters and figure skaters. Beginners267 words
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Article42 1974-09-06 17 Philips chief on four-day visit MR. H.A.C. Van Rlemsdljk, president of Philips of Holland, is now here on a four-day visit. He will renew the project* and progress of Philip* Singapore Pte Ltd In Toa Pmyoh. Mr. Van Riemadijk. will leave tomorrow.42 words
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272 1974-09-06 17 An alert student foils break-in at. flat A SCHOOLBOYS shouts helped to foil a hoosebreaklng at a flat In Chin Swee Road on Wednesday and enabled police to arrest one of three suspects. The 16-year-old boy, whoae identity is being withheld, cried out for help to patters- by when he272 words
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Article49 1974-09-06 17 THE Metropolitan YMCA will organise karate clasaes for beginners at Its centre In Palmer Road from Sept. 9 An experienced sih dan karate black belt instructor from Osaka. Mr H Maekawa will conduct three training sessions dally on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. The fee U tlO.49 words
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883 1974-09-06 17 A backward step to let teachers use the cane' THE Singapore Medical Association has described as "a great leap backwards" a major recommendation by the Committee on Crime and Juvenile Deli nque n c y that teachers should be allowed to administer corporal punishment. It said It would be better883 words
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Article65 1974-09-06 17 Go vt to take over 29 lots THE Government v to acquire 29 lou of land MM J at m. (63.833 •m. ft! In thr city im for the urban Redevelopment Authority, aooordlng to a OaattW Ertraonllnary. The blggaat tots of 3.23* 8 ■q m. (M.OM ft U mid to65 words
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Article74 1974-09-06 17 Concorde goes through tests r[E Concorde 202, which arrived here on Tuesday, carried oat a number of technical testa over Singapore yesterday. The supersonic Jet win leave early this morning for Bahrain to continue heat tests. There is at least 5M more hours of flying teats ahead for the plane,74 words
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Article93 1974-09-06 17 Two fined $600 on drug charges TWO men were fined a total of $600 by the First Magistrate yesterday when they admitted to two charges of unlawfully having cannabls on Wednesday nlirht Supplah Vellaaamy, M, was fined S4OO for having five rolls of the drug weighing about four gramme* In93 words
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Article28 1974-09-06 17 RESERVISTS of Beach Road Camp will launch a blood donation campaign during their ln-camp training at BAFTX. Paslr Labar. on Monday between 9.30 ajn. CM jvta.28 words
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Article, Illustration289 1974-09-06 17 Police call for better ties with the public 'THE Deputy Commls- sloner or Police Mr V. R. Ratna Sli.gam yesterday called for better relations and a fluid twoway flow of communica♦L on b t ween Po»ce and the public. "With mutual trust and co-operation between the two parties a two-way289 words
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Advertisement123 1974-09-06 17 PARKER 45 Flioliter IthepttHKi I The FligMer fills two ways. From in ink bottle or I with a Urge capacity, cartridge that writes up to I 10,000 words. Point assembly is easily replaceable 1M with a choice of 5 superb goldpomi sizes. Ranging vl from Extra Fine to Broad The123 words
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Advertisement213 1974-09-06 17 The safe name for moneythe world over. If your Thomas Cooks Travel Cheques "are lost or stolen, they are quickly replaced in any part of the world. They are readily accepted in any part of the world too, thanks to Thomas Cook's well-known face, which is recognised and trusted in213 words
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Miscellaneous723 1974-09-06 17 TV SINGAPORE (5) 2 Aft PM Op«n,ng and for the 7AC N Lmi Keluarp Malay J-W family Ch,mtt) US /.IO -(Repeat) IJI News Diary of Events (Chines*) 1.41 love e $f l l**W World Man, Sp.eodo.ed H, 4* Housewives' Matinee Princess Robert Fonwrth and L.Q Jones IJI Pmi roof (Cantonese723 words
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Miscellaneous21 1974-09-06 17 WARS consumption on Wednesday wma 117.1 million pnim (tat,9H cubic metres >, 5.5 million f»Uona (IMN cubic metres) lew than on Tuesday21 words
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Article65 1974-09-06 18 L Leattf 11.77 IJL Warkj $3 3« L T^im $3.71 SIM Merita 11.61 M. CMMBt $3.13 OB $2 75 Lrmpu $1K> >aUac S367 I. B*jr» $1 07 -E-t $1 10 Satkrte $1 73 rr»t $1.74 >B8 $3.12 MS $2.J2 I S4orr $3.47 N $3.14 "nwUn $3.60 .11 11 1165 words
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Article21 1974-09-06 18 rnVBrmm i*ltWW UOM. tSMM law Par Ill.M* IAS. *11JM« •U! Ti— rm: I* M. ot-l v>kr ELI M21 words
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Article54 1974-09-06 18 la4«rtriafc: 17MS I*l.ll 1 Inane*: SUM SUM Hrtafc: ***** HIM rupiiUw: IM.T* llUt Ttaa: 1M.17 1(1 .11 5 rabbwm: tttJS UIM O.CJ.C: WlJt lUM Si.B. l>d: 171.4S 17«.1S Dm. M. 1M« 1M f Dec. SI, ltU h 1M t DM. t». lMt IN Dm. SI. »7t 1M t Jan.54 words
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Article1585 1974-09-06 18 THE last transacted sale at the close of business In the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous days prices together with 1974 high and tew. Adjusted for all now iHues). CLOSING TOMS: All aactloaa. neapt for Una and oil palma. cloaad ataadjr. TUMNOVM: Ofllcial total1,585 words
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Article386 1974-09-06 18 rt tide of selling was finally stemmed at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. Initial weakness saw very few sellers about and after the first boor buyers began to appear. This was generally attributed to a technical reaction after the past It days of decline. The386 words
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Article1503 1974-09-06 18 BID and ottrr price* officially uttcd and business In and. reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of aharcs traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aesaa (IMB 1.658) (1) 1.66. (1) 1.61. A.P.I. (0 91HB 0.83)1,503 words
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Article1374 1974-09-06 18 BID and overprices officially lifted and bustneao In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of thsres traded shown In bracket* In lot* of 1.000 unit* unless otherwlM specified INDUSTRIALS Altnamala (2 108). A. Tih (0 TTS) Alaan < 2 JOB 2.STS) A.M.1,374 words
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Article97 1974-09-06 18 THE palm Ml market la Europe •X Ihi Ul im »U«ktly weaker on Wilmtiy, laHaat Hcnwd •CtlvlUr, nwrtln tW Malay •lv Palm (Ml I'ri— am Ajmck Uaa. Ouautl— M US*/eaau (MatIMtmi onleaa atatad wan: Bat*. tTM sattan. SSBO/TIS/TOS Ira4ad. Oct. (U» 20 aaau buyer*. tnt/IUIIS.M mv Milan. MM/97 words
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Article63 1974-09-06 18 fiAPEL Cure, Carden, v* the London stockbroker firm which recently announced merger with Myers, said It will link-up with another broking company. Morell. Johnston. Lamb of Edinburgh and Belfast has agreed. lubject to council consent, to Join forces with Capri Cure Myers, and will be fully Intep-ated. withReuter - 63 words
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Article264 1974-09-06 18 Shares in KL also rally SHARE prices recovered marginally under light covering in the afternoon at the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Trading remalnd selective and chiefly confined to speculative stocks. The market started off on an easier note as the overnight sentiment spilled over. However, towards the noon close.264 words
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Article191 1974-09-06 18 kBIAS currency depotft 41 Interbank r»te» v at do** on Thurwtay. B*pt I. 178 DOLUUU Offer BU 7 dmyi 11 5 I 11 3 S 1 mth 11 9 18 13 7 16 a mth* IS IS 7 3 mth» IS IS 1/ 3 m'h* 14 IS191 words
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Article44 1974-09-06 18 Ootfnf Interbank rat* In Singapore dollar* for Sept Offer BM Overnight 10 1/1 10 3 8 1 mth 10 10 1/2 2 mtta* 10 10 5 I 1 mth* 10 II 10 5 8 PrUn* rat* 11^% g— me: f. Umrnj Jtam44 words
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Article22 1974-09-06 18 KAMOBat MM affana by ala •■•aW IOVMI Ml Mp(. S Call 4MM OwwW 4ft la »H Saawaai NawSßOjl BOjssml Ca.22 words
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Article270 1974-09-06 18 rm US dollar opened slightly firmer st *****0/ 4820 in the Singapore forex market yesterday compared with Wednesday's close of *****0/90. Trading was generally very dull and passive. In the morning trading, the dollar moved up gradually to finish around 82.4605/15 Ull lunch-break. The dollar added marginal strength270 words
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Article170 1974-09-06 18 The following are the nominal average closing interbank rates In Singapore Carreaeles Neainal rate* Satithsoniaa rrrrrnU«e •Mte4 yertertay (crot») parity change ITS dollar 7 4815 2 4825 2.81M 11 W Sterling pound 5 7365 5.7425 7 3469 —21.92 Hongkong dollar 48 96 49 00 50 51 3.07 Malaysian170 words
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Article269 1974-09-06 18 Straits tin DOWN $13.62 I'M Strait, tin price dropped further by Sl362't to SI .207 .50 per pteul In Penang yesterday on an official offering up one ton to 236 tons However, the overnight Lor.don metal price gained 26 to £3630 per metric ton for forward buyers. LONDON: The nearby269 words
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Article30 1974-09-06 18 Rubber: fept. 5. Singapore: 154.5* cts. (up S.M cts.) Malaysia 150 5« eta. (ap S.M cto.) Tin: $1.»7 50 (down $13,621). Official offering: 226 tons (up one ton).30 words
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Article106 1974-09-06 18 CMIMSSS MOOUCI I* CNAMOS. IINCAPORI NOON CLOtIMC FRICII riR PICUL VIST! ROAY Chmni Oil: bulk IMS lomlnal. drum »140 nominal. Caora: MUad (Iooh) UK/ Coat 175 nomlMl Pwir Muniok ABTA whlta f.o.b. 100* NLW t3S«t aallrra. Sarawak wblta fob. M« NLW STTn acllin. Sarawak apaclal black f.o.b. M« NLW106 words
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Article62 1974-09-06 18 Wadnaatfa, VMlSay UM US* Mclboum* (1) 100 14 IM.M LaaOM) 1M.508 157 DOB 15TSOS 151 SOS Balrut 1M.40 IM.M Bonckowi IM.M IM.M Zurich 13T.508 157 25 8 151 SOS 155.258 Parii IM.M ISI OX S'pora (2) IM.WB 157. 258 IM.9U 150 458 Export pnet Id non-iterllns artaa to62 words
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Article32 1974-09-06 18 Loooon copper prlc*i on Tunday (prvvloua la bcackata) Wiraaar Spot bum <0M IHID Mllir (4»« UO«). Thn* Month buyer (079 (<OM) Mltar M7O (1007). Mark* tana: Easy. BsJm: S.OOO too*.32 words
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Article503 1974-09-06 18 ttHE morning session In the 1 Singapore rubber market yesterday was quiet with levels slightly better than those of Wednesday. Fluctuations were contained within a cent range. There was fairly extensive switching out of September Into further forward and some outright Interest in 1975. Reticence or ostlers together503 words
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Article111 1974-09-06 18 £}AILY SMR and 88R pries* issued at noon yesterday iCimal Mth> (Fanrartf Mthi M.X.1.1.8. Bmjw Mian Bmjmt Irthn (Merta par kc) (aaaai par k*> Ot SCV (1 tan pailat) 14*00 150 00 N iaoo iktoon R »L (1 tan paOlat) ltt.oo l&OOOM iaoo imoon n (1 ton111 words
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Article235 1974-09-06 18 UONOKONO, Thurs. Share prices rose on a broad front today In cnsldemWy Increased trading The Hsng Seng index climbed 6.63 polnu to 251 M. Oalners Included China Light at HKIII 50. Hoagßsag Laad $5 45. Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf *12 50. Hongkong Bank *13 10 Jardine 817.30. Tattoo235 words
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Article268 1974-09-06 18 mOKYO, Thurs. ShareX prices on the Tokyo stock market turned higher sharply today on a widespread selective buying as Investors favoured easing the availability ot bank credit by reducing to S per cent from 8 per cent the reserve requirement on certain large denomlnat'on certificates of deposit, acted by268 words
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Article346 1974-09-06 18 wELEOURNE, Thurs. Minsrs. property developers and brewers all moved downwards In very quiet trading on the Mesboume Stock Exchange today. MIM and Peka WaJhrnd both lost to A»l 55 and 82.40 respectively In the wske of the news that yesterday's copper pHoe at the London Metals Exchange stood at346 words
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Article161 1974-09-06 18 A MRTERDAM, Wed— The I market moved sharply tower across a broad front today due to lack of buying Interest, dealers said. Losses In Dutch Internationals, varying from I.M for Philips to 3JO guilders for Akko. exceeded the gains of the last two days. Losses In Dutch locals were161 words
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Article122 1974-09-06 18 I rrimiCH Wed The Zurich M t Stock Exchange was In line again with Wall Street and on slightly Increased volume. The market closed on a considerable lower basis Bonds were traded Irregularly. The Credit Sulue Index tumbled SJ potato to 176 Cloalns prlcci la Oolaa frann with UM122 words
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Article393 1974-09-06 18 J^EW YORK. Wed.— Stock prices plummeted today tor the second consecutive •Mslon In <tepped-up trading althouKh a late technical recovery trimmed some of the earlier lostes. The weaknoM on the New York Stock Exchung* was tvidtnt tUrht from the start of trading when price* benan plunging By 11393 words
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Article86 1974-09-06 18 FINANCIAL TIMES SS3ST 1 ?JS Wtek "%«tti M Wednesday ti 9M 319.01 w ««o 319J7 OIL* Wfdnewtay 154.1* Tue^tay 1M 91 Wf«k ago n IM INDUSTSIAU W«ln««tay 3io.a Ttt«Uy 315 2 W««-k mo 312.3 DOW JONBB AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wcdntwtay MIM TUwdv «6J J3 Week mo M6.CI LONDON DOLLAR rmutiVM86 words
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Advertisement503 1974-09-06 19 Safeguard the purchasing power of your savings with Singapore Growth Fund Units Investors today want more than just a MMI) income from their investments. They want capital appreciation also, to protect i he purchasing power of their money against eftwon through inflation. Investing in the Singapore Growth Fund. a professionally503 words
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Advertisement581 1974-09-06 19 STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIES FOR ARABIC SCHOOL TEACHER Application are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the appointment of Arabic School Teacher in the Religious Affairs Department. Brunei. Qualifications and Experience: a) Applicants must have passed at least the Cambridge School Certificate examination or equivalent. b) Have at least five581 words
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Advertisement554 1974-09-06 19 ©CHIYODA SINGAPORE (PTE) LIMITED INVITES Applications for the following positions: 1. STRUCTURAL DESIGNER 2. CIVIL DESIGNER Must have Diploma in Civil or Structural Engineering with at least three years experiences in design, field construction supervision. 3. ELECTRICAL DESIGNER Must have Diploma in Electrical Engineering with at least three years experiences554 words
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Advertisement655 1974-09-06 19 SINGAPORE PETROLEUM invites applications for I ELECTRICAL I QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE I Degree in Electrical Engineering. Candidates I I applying for this position will be trained in I I electrical engineering design involving high and I I low tension switchgears, power distribution I I and other related engineering protects. I Whilst655 words
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Advertisement276 1974-09-06 19 m The Singapore Institute of Standards Industrial Research invites applications for appointments as SENIOR OFFICERS QUALIFICATIONS: A Degree in Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering or Metallurgy; or Honours Degree in Physics, from a recognised University. Those with relevant post graduate experience will be at an advantage. SALARY:276 words
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Obituary, Illustration23 1974-09-06 20 In memory of ONG TECK JOON departed 6.9.73 FOREVER L EVER" Dearly remembered by wife Helen, children Shueh-Li Yu-Phlng L family.23 words
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Obituary, Illustration29 1974-09-06 20 In Loving Memory of Johnny Ya*«. departed suddenly on 6.9 73 Gone but never forgotten. Dearly remembered by Parents. Wife. Sons. Brothers. Sisters. Slsters-ln-law. Nephews and Nieces29 words
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Advertisement588 1974-09-06 20 TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from Registered Contractors of the Jurong Town Corporation for the following projects. (A)CONSTRUCTION OF DRIVEWAY, CAR PARK, DRAINS AND OTHER ANCILLARY WORKS FOR 7-STOREY TSHAPED FLATTED FACTORY (BLOCK NO 6) AT JALAN KOLAM AVER ELIGIBILITY: Civil Engineering $100,000/- and above. SHOWROUND: 13.9.74 at 10.00 a.m.588 words
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Advertisement625 1974-09-06 20 TENDER NOTICE Separate tenders are Invited for: 1 TENANCY of Canteen at Nelson Road. 2 AIRCONDITIONING INSTALLATION to -'-Storey Office lock at Jurong Industrial Estate for M/s Container Warehousing Transportation (Pte) Ltd. Tenderers for Item 1 are required to meet for a show-round as Indicated below: Item No Date Time625 words
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Advertisement257 1974-09-06 20 MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT SINGAPORE Tenders are invited from PWD Registered Contractors and from other suitable contractors for the following works: -(I) Hropo»ed outlet drain from Bedok New Town between Bcdok View and Tanah Merah Kechil Road. Showround. Place b Date:- Contractors to meet SO at Junction of Tanah Merah257 words
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Advertisement757 1974-09-06 20 HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are invited for any one or all of the following: 1 ERECTION AND COMPLETION Of 2 Blocks of 16-Storey New 4 and 5 Room Flats. 1 Block of 17-Storey New 3 and 4 Room Flats. 1 Block of 12-Storey Improved 2 Room Flaw and757 words
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Advertisement512 1974-09-06 20 miißuta Electronics Singapore (Pte) Ltd 41, Jalan Pemimpin, off Upper Thomson Road Singapore 20 Vacancies exist in our factory for the following personnel: TECHNICIAN (Electrical/Mechanical) ASSISTANT TECHNICIAN (Electrical/Mechanical) ASSISTANT QC INSPECTOR Applicants should possess Craft/Trade certificate from the Vocational or Technical Institute. Not less than 3 years' experience in a512 words
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Advertisement203 1974-09-06 20 PWD SINGAPORE Tenders are Invited for the following: SME T 51/74 SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF (A) SIX (S) UNITS: REFUSE COLLECTOR OF 4 CU METRES (I CU YD) BODY CAPACITY AND I TONNES <3.--300 LB) NOMINAL NET PAYLOAD; <B) THIRTY (30) UMTS: REFUSE COLLECTOR OF 12 < I METRES (16203 words
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Advertisement208 1974-09-06 20 PWD SINGAPORE Tenders are Invited for the following: SMET 4V74 SIPPLY. INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING OF TWO (2) UNITS OF L.P.G. FIRED BOILERS OF RATING 2W» KW <4SOO KG/HR) F A AIOCC (2I2°F) AND PERIPHERY ACCBBSOKIES IN THE NEW BOILER HOUSE OF CHANGI MAXIMl'M SECURITY PRISON STEAM LAUNDRY Restricted to PWD208 words
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Advertisement490 1974-09-06 20 /\mcp invites applications for the following I positions: F\) MACHINE SHOP SUPER I VISOR (2 SHIFTS ROTATION DUTY) I iz Completed machine shop practice from I recognised Trade Institutions or ap- I proved Apprenticeship Scheme. I Be thoroughly familiar in various types I of metal machining equipment and I heat490 words
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Advertisement1254 1974-09-06 21 MmW____^M^_ i^^Ra^ CHTMURWr SOttiCt Tl M/CWITIIItW: rtm H'tar, HAMIVnb t*rßt»» nutt utm M IM (M lkt .-iiptiL vi ataft Mtaft MM 11 tat ii to 11 to rail lUIU B M II to .«iuli' Mtaft ito tt tat M tat i; tat nto Lia ii'HU 'tct I tat Mto IM*1,254 words
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Advertisement1037 1974-09-06 21 PHOENIX CONTAINER UNERS PCL CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES TO US A j FaadarVtMl Vtr. t'tara Pkaaau Oacamtr Vor. tafttat 1. tatck TINM 1 I tci PACIFIC PMMHII M a Mat a ttt ATAUNTA I W Mt AIUMTIC PMINII a 14 MM IT *m TIMt 1 a ttt PACIFIC PMMHII a M MM1,037 words
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Advertisement1105 1974-09-06 21 Immmmi W\ J fj^^JTl Tt IMMPt: Htari l>tw' I'taai lifftaa mmmmmmmw Oinaiirt Irtaaa* Ajrtatrf All U.«. U.—L... C.-im S'ftrt P. Ulanf tcaa. Aaftr.a Htirt Out naßMrf uprett v utt 14 taat ito ito ito ito unppMi ut a Mft m ittt ii to ii to 11 to 11 tat lITAM1,105 words
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Advertisement997 1974-09-06 21 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMaBMMMMHm MM I 1 M 0 I W^kw I ™^"™j I II |y FULLY CONTAINEKIZED SEKVICI TO EUKOfI atMUM tttra I FM: TIT4H* TTt^tii M«n MttMrdMt. MBttrdMi, tahNfp, UHnrre. I HftiiSTtNin Srt ii Bale. Hirirburt Breaen, Brenerhmn. ULAMIA tct U P ta NIMN pjit 1 I^MIrMIM, tjOOMMri. HMM. MIHItTI MIIMA997 words
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Advertisement784 1974-09-06 21 UMttari »1J444; f. lUtug *J4l; XL J7JII; P«4MtMJ ISMI. THE BANK UMI LTD. uus m l i s tmu. •AVIUM (Matrititt, tain I I Africa) P. Ktllnf It PVI taft S'ftrt VtTUM (t Ainca) P.KHatf t port 1/11 taft MAPUUM (Manr.t.M. Mtktt tI. Arr.ca) v P. uiatf l/ti M t'aan784 words
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Advertisement951 1974-09-06 22 lYU— KAWASAKI KISEN KAiSHA LTD. KAWASAKI KIMKAI WSW ÜBM LTD. MPUL mKMK, STIAJTS SUVKL MM lltatttat tlaajtiri P tolaaf innu Wllit Japan ArabUa Cull awrrlaa) mammm-M *TZ S^-*^ Kaatit/»Minataslr. aitlltllPPl HAM H 1 Mt Colaaa. Mncjt Data. At. Dkati' ■ISSIMim a«aa > Q+.t+n*,>**m».V*M r. jipsnteutb AtoMW-WtMN Afrtaai faaTl— 1 amart951 words
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Advertisement810 1974-09-06 22 ACCIPTIM AU lIMM *f MATT IMIPMtaTT PM PIIITIHAA. IAMPTT, UMIAMUII*. UIIKPAPAI, SAHAIIMt. lIMITIfIfTt. MMM, MAMM, rtiMn. saaaM. anr msm am uui mam PMTt. LC T MAITT LILT 1 Mat 11 Soft laltatnt. LC.T. MIITT HTM MauraM ta Part I Mpl laaoana. LC.T MAITT MIT hatUf I Soft MMft laMatta. tf810 words
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Advertisement1045 1974-09-06 22 v.k. tup-opt mvici LOADING fO« LONOCN, ROTTERDAM, HAA4IURO, BILiAO, Lf HAVRI «aavart P IWait PtaMf UaMa rtaa N'totf Fttaci MAil MMft/1 Ml l I act I I kl kt 4 an IMt mptmn fMiAu it'M act mm att a/J4 an it Mt a*> nmm Haaiirrt P. Uianf Finn a,itt* La1,045 words
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Advertisement783 1974-09-06 22 EPfcs aiwct n LmmW, Lrnifim/CMTTMTMT mn a>aai latjMsra t. lUl**« »iaam itttMf Mn tMMA TaJUMM 11/ M Mat al Part M/ll Soft 14/11 lift II Htm 30/10. I'tatl J'U. H barf t/11, rstai 14/11. MKIHTI It/14 SOU IVITMpt It/ltMpt HTM MM l.ltjjo fata jWIO N'Mri l/tl Aanwrt 11/11 UMI "TT783 words
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Advertisement947 1974-09-06 22 BaaHBaHaBBaMMs^HBaMMBHtBaMaI Tni popjt op t.MOAPo« I U OOT^ T, U "!J^ -""LVtJiS AUTHOPJITY ANNOUNCID Maru. Kou Harapan. Burlka and TNI POLLOWINO tIRTHINO w at«r Rcaourcas APMANOCMCNTa POP) MPT. f PONT KLAMO. OUT: Centaur 3/4. Sun Pine i. tout* Pwt Sri MaitkoU. King Eastern Profrtat 8/7. Phrontis Luck. Ocean Oold Kou947 words
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Advertisement1139 1974-09-06 23 INTERNATIONAL SPINNING MUIS LIMITED (incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at 51 Hillview Avenue, Singapore 23 on Monday, 30th September, 1974 immediately after the close of the Annual General Meeting to consider and if thought1,139 words
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Advertisement209 1974-09-06 23 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No 1931 of 1974. Between LEESWEE WAH (f) Plaintiff And OaN KEE KOK Defendant NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: Oan Kee Kok No. 20-A. Kirn Tlan Road. Singapore TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you In the High209 words
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Advertisement334 1974-09-06 23 THE BANKRUPTCY ACT (CHAPTER IS) IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 371 of 1974 re: Foo Peow Jlam Ex parte: International Associates (Private) Limited, trading as Troplcana Theatre Restaurant Ie Nlteclub Creditors NOTICE OF ADVERTISEMENT To: Foo Peow Jlam, 152 Paslr Panjang Road. Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that334 words
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Advertisement454 1974-09-06 23 M/S FAR EASTERN SHIPPING CO. VLADIVOSTOK, U.S.S.R. PROUDLY ANNOUNCE THE INAUGURATION OF ANOTHER LINER SERVICE TO CALIFORNIAN PORTS OF THE U.S.A. FESCO STRAITS PACIFIC (PSW) LINE REGULAR SERVICE BETWEEN SOUTH EAST ASIAN PORTS AND CALIFORNIAN «S» PORTS OF U.S.A. WITH THE ARRIVAL OF U4 MV OVANES TUMANYAN l\|^^^^^ PORT KELANG:454 words
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Advertisement119 1974-09-06 23 TENDER Tenders will be received from registered tenderers at the Ministry of Health. Palmer Road. Singapore 2. up to noon on the date as indicated below against each tender, for supply of the following Items: -(1) Tender for supply of Surgical Dressings and Surgical Tapes for period 1.4.75 to 31.3.78.119 words
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Advertisement144 1974-09-06 23 PWD SINGAPORE Tenders are Invited from PWD registered Contractors for the undermentioned works: 1. Construction of Bsdok View (from Upper Changi Road Diversion to Upper East Coast Road) "Civil Engineering" or "Road*" Contractor* above $250,000/ Closing Date: 4.10.74 at 10.30 asa. 2. Construction and completion of Eng Neo Avenue widening144 words
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Advertisement152 1974-09-06 23 FOR SALE 1 PETTIBONE SUPER 20 carry fork lift MODEL 204 A S/No: 2067. lifting capacity 20,000 lbs. Rough terrain crab steering. 4 wheeled drive can convert to log carrier or bucket loader. 2 Used PABX 516, 2+l+6 Switch Board. 3. M.A.N. Diesel Air Compressor tip top condition a. 2152 words
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Advertisement913 1974-09-06 24 JAWATAN-JAWATAN KOSONG PVBAT PIAWAIAN MALAYSIA (SUnferfe UMMftt— «f HiU)ii*i A. Permohonan-pennohonan dipelawa darlpada WAROANBOARA MALAYSIA untuk mcn«Ul jawatan-jawatan berlkut:— 1. Pegawal PUwalan/ Pegawal Plawalan Kanan < Pembangunan i Bahaglaß: I Taagga Gaji: (1) Pegawai Plawaian t*4o x 40 1000/1060 x 60 1600 (termaaok wmiui (U) Pegawal Plawalan Kanan ***** x913 words
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Advertisement770 1974-09-06 24 I. (a) Mempunyai Diploma dalam bldang Kejuruteraan Awam. Letrik Jentera atau Senl Bena uarl M**** 1 Teknik. Kuala Lumpur aUu Diploma Sent Bena darl InsUtut Teknotoji MARA, Kuala Lumpur atau kelayakan yang setaraf dengannya; atau ib) Taraf 'AasocUteablp In Civil Engineering' aUu •Mechanical Engineering* atau 'Electrical Engineering' of the Royal770 words
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Advertisement429 1974-09-06 24 A new Golf Factory at Senawang, Seremban, Invites applications for the post of:- > STENOGRAPHER/ RECEPTIONIST Candidate: 1. Female with poise and personality. 2. Age 18 30 years. Qualification and Experience: 1. Senior Cambridge Certificate or equivalent. 2. Proficient at Shorthand/ typing. 3. Proficient at Bahasa Malaysia and English. Candidates429 words
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Advertisement486 1974-09-06 24 KENYATAAN TAWARAN IANK tUMIPUTRA MALAYSIA tERHAD. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION FOR LIGHTING AND CENERAL POWER REQUIREMENTS Pemboong- pemborong letrik yang berdaftar di Jabatan Kerja Raya dalam Kelas I dan Pecahan kepala l(a). 2. 3. 4. 5 dan 6 adalah dipelawa untuk memasang dan membekal alat-alat letrik untuk Bangunan Ibu Pejabat Bank Bumiputra486 words
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Advertisement633 1974-09-06 24 KENYATAAN TAWARAN BANK BUMIPUTKA MALAYSIA BIKHAD. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION FOR H.T. SWITCHCIAKS, rOWER DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMERS AND SVANMY GENERATING SET Pemborong-pemborong letrik yang berdaftar di jabatan Kerja Raya dalam Kelas I dan Pecahan kepala l(a), 2. 3. 4, 5 dan 6 adalah dipelawa untuk memasang dan membekal alat-alat letrik untuk Bangunan Ibu633 words
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Obituary22 1974-09-06 25 oh POH ENO aged 67 passed i way 5/9^74 Cortege leaves 303 ilr-menceau Avenue, 2 p.m i Mount Vemon Cre-22 words
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Advertisement678 1974-09-06 25 classified ads US do YOU NEED expert and quaiflfd advice on your skin? Then rontuM Louise Klerk, medically rained beauty therapist with 25 plcal experience, at ngapura. telephone .i-l 173 (Spore) THE LOOKING GLASS GIFT SHOP Invitee f jriv Christmas shoppers to the i ,iid storage Arcade or it* NEW678 words
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Advertisement798 1974-09-06 25 MALI/ FEMALE ACCOUNTS CLIRK required Knowledge of Chinese Must have some working experience In similar position Apply in writing Loong Seng Hong Enterprises Pte Ltd 246. Oeylang Square. Blk. 5, Spore 14. REOUIRED ONE CHINESE Lady Secretary Must be able to write and type business letter Salary reasonable Please apply798 words
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Advertisement675 1974-09-06 25 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS RE OUIRE Audit Clerks (knowledge of Chinese essential) and Typists Only thoas with experience need apply 8 T Box A ***** WANTID FEMALE CLIRK with experience In Typing Write to S.T. Box A ***** with photo (nonreturnable). c ACCOUNTS CLERKS We are a subsidiary of an international group675 words
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Advertisement754 1974-09-06 25 WANTID RETAIL VAN cash salesman to sell consumer household line Fluent In Hokklen. Teochew and Cantonese Commission plus salary up to not less than 8350 p.m. Valid driving licence an advantage, but not essential Apply P O Box 2104. Spore. WANTID SALESGIRLS AND SUPERVISORS Salary $200 $250 Lunch provided. Chinese754 words
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Advertisement776 1974-09-06 25 REOUIREO LIVE-IN OENBRAL AMAH. European family with 1 ct.lld living .n apartment dUt. 10 Excellent pay and weekends off. Phone *****6. GENERAL AMAH LIVE-IN wanted for European family 3 children Oood working condition DUt 15 Slglap Phone *****3. YOUNG LIVE-IN SERVANT required for small family. Singapore cltlsens only $150 per776 words
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Advertisement699 1974-09-06 25 WANTED DRIVERS AMO furniture varnlshers Malaysians acceptable Apply personally 63. Blk 5. Upper Thomson Shopping Centre near Home of the Aged WANTED BILL COLLECTORS with motorcycle licence Apply personally 540 Qu*ensway. (Inside Japanese Oarden A LEADING RESTAURANT along Orchard Road requires waitresses Those interested please call personally at 4th floor.699 words
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Advertisement674 1974-09-06 25 Having problems In getting Housekeeper. Cook. Oeneral Amah. Maternity maid, driver peon and clerical staff. Why hesitate? Just call us without obligations .imJ^* K "HT '—"goon Rood, oaring BSoSuVsMIM during esßoa NAM MO TRAVEL SERVICE (SINGAPORE) PTE UMITEO. Tour West Malaysia seven days Ssl3o/. alr-co.idltloned bus Sslso/-. Malaysia Oentlng Highlands674 words
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Advertisement718 1974-09-06 25 MAS CHARTERS LONDON. I 8740/- Europe Tokyo Australia America Canada 36K. Prtnsep Street (Opposite Cathay) Tel *****1/ *****7/ *****1 ARCHIPELAGO SPECIAL S lA. HOLIDAYS 747/707 GRAND EUROPEAN TOURS 15/22 Days *****/ 827*0. Lake TokeV Macaw 6 Days 8440/MonMe 6 Days SSSS Saturdays Bangkok/ Chlengmal/ Hongkong 7/10 Days SSSS/ SSSS Sun718 words
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Advertisement820 1974-09-06 25 POR DELICIOUS INDIAN CURRIES/ Berlvanl' Murtabah Visit Hasina's Restaurant. 171--1 A. I'arrer Road. Blk J Spore 10 Tel *****5 (Catei lor all occasions) 35 m m SKI ROOM RBSTSiJsuVtTS.NrrtCLUB 17« i Floor. Sea View Hotel Tel: *****2 Ixtn. 101 SSS PEKING FOOD AT ITS BEST Soothing music and songs Reasonable820 words
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Advertisement836 1974-09-06 25 CORRESPONDENCE AND REPORTWRITING A Five-Month practical course preparing students to write good, effective commercial letter and reports. On successful completion School Certificates will be awarded Days. Times: Satudays 4 6 p m Sundays II 12 30 d m Tuesday and Thursdays 6 30 7.30 p m Commencing: Sth Sth September836 words
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Advertisement935 1974-09-06 26 >N0 CAR TitADSRI SksLJMITBO home of quality lied cars 313-A. Buklt tlmah Road. 3 m s <°PP«gW; Chinese School) fa***. 5 1 offers 1974 Honda/ 3*o/ Life ?»73 Mercedes/ Bens/ 230. Flat/ 1000. Ford/ g^orv 1300 XL Eecort/ Deluxe Dttsun/ 1200. Subaru/ OFT/ Coupe Subaru/1400 DL 1973 Datsun t 100935 words
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Advertisement915 1974-09-06 26 190S MERCEDES 359 Manager second car. hardly used, excellent engine and body work, alrcond tape and new tyres Insurance and road tax $9,800/- View 3* Toh Crescent off Changi Road 12 m s B'pore 17 or Tel *****4 Anthony Chua 1971 RENAULT 17TL COUPE 1972 Citroen OS Club 1015) Maada915 words
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Advertisement684 1974-09-06 26 SPECIALLY IMPORTED ORCHID pots for Orchid lovers 4 different shapes and sixes available at reasonable prices. For enquiries ling *****9/ *****0 ROSES available throughout the week Contact Princess Flower Shop. 251. Orchard Road. Spore Tel: *****4/ *****8/ *****1 JUST WATCH HER EYES sparkle especially when you give her fashion's latest684 words
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Advertisement546 1974-09-06 26 SPECIALIST CLEANING OF COMMERCIAL. Industrial, reslI dentlal buildings polishing for all floors, carpet shampooing Contact *****6 WesTinghouse Brand New WESTINOHOUSE Room FOR RENTAL AT ONLY $1.00 A DAY. FREE MAINTENANCE SERVICE DAY 4 NIGHT CALL YOUR NEAREST DEALER OR TELEPHONE *I**ll FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SPECIALIZE POR WINDOWORILLE curtain track for546 words
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Advertisement758 1974-09-06 26 DISTRIBUTORS WANTED FOR AMERICAN made masking tapes at very competitive prices Please apply 4-B. Jalan Lokam Spore INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY v^sW tksVJs) MCsSsfrfF #crv# vrsMsrieMfl UkAo with rl»*r trentag* (off M.S. Pongyoi Reed). One •oueMer easy. Idoel tor Marine Work*. Store*. Form*, etc Prtee: Sl-*SO P-** (0.n.0) Ptoaee wrtto to Pave758 words
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Advertisement745 1974-09-06 26 TO LET 1 FURNISHED alrcon rooms at 30. Tomllnson Road, Kumhlng Court. Spore 9. One room with bath. $900 2 rooms without bath 9400 each. No cookIng, no children. Tel Mrs Shirley Llm. *****2. 1 -6pm TAI HWAN OAROEN 2-storey terrace houses and California bungalows for sale/ rental. Enquiries ring745 words
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Advertisement759 1974-09-06 26 SBLBTAR HILLS BBS*. Thomson Road $700 Thomson Rise $900 Whltley $800 Dlst 19 detached bungalow $1,500 Chestnut Drive $1,200 Phone *****0/ *****7 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 1BEDROOMBD, fully furnished house In Dtst. 21 Rent $1,600 pm Tel ***** ext 22 during office hour*. CITY TOWERS 91.47*: Changi Grove $1,300 Oxley Road $900759 words
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Advertisement765 1974-09-06 26 AMFRICAN SENIOR EXECUTIVE URGENTLY requires detached bungalow with swimming pool preferably unfurnished In good residential area for long term. Olve details: Victor Chla 1 Partners. ***** GENERAL MANAGER e< large American Corporation requires an executhre bungalow In the price range of $4,000 Will need several unNe el bungalow*/ aparliiianls for765 words
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Advertisement777 1974-09-06 26 FABER HILL PHASE 0 corner semldetached double-storey bungalow Land area 7.280 sq. ft. crntral alrcond completion soon $228,000 ono Devonsnlre Court groundfloor fully alrcond and furnished tenanted for $850 p.m price $120,000 ono Tel *****3 anytime BEST SELECTION ALL ROCK BOTTOM PRICE LUCKY HILL (BEDOK) Corner 2-storey terrace. 4.500 sq777 words
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288 1974-09-06 27 10 years and rotan for rape case jaga A WATCHMAN was sentenced to 10 years' jail with 10 strokes of the cane by the High Court yesterday for raping a schoolgirl, aged 9J, in the women's toilet of the Kuo Chuan community centre in Toa Payoh. Abdul Rahlm bin Embl.288 words
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Article61 1974-09-06 27 OranU of 1150 to each laoaque will be distributed in the MUXB conference room at Him— Place on Sept IS from 10 ajn. to 1 pjb. The Majns Ugama Ittam Hlngapura (MuaUm Religious Council of Singapore) will offer ■litanoa to about 84 mosques In angapore this61 words
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Article35 1974-09-06 27 ABOUT 48 participants of a children's story writing competition will receive prises and certificate* from Mrs. Jek Yeun Thong, wife of the Minuter for Culture. at the Bat* Premier Store today at 4 pjn.35 words
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Article306 1974-09-06 27 Prices of selar and kembong up PRICES of horse mackerel (aelax) and mackerel (kembong) Increased by 10 and 20 cents respectively, the Trade Department reported yesterday. They are now being retailed at $1.00 and $1.30 a katl at the f«"4fing Kerbau and Llm Tua Tow markets. Following are the recommended306 words
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Article88 1974-09-06 27 POUR men were fined a total of $1,000 by the First Magistrate yesterday when they admitted smoking prepared opium In a room in Walllch Street on Wednesday at about 5 20 p m Chan Klon Km and Tan Ming Sang were fined $300 each while88 words
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Article155 1974-09-06 27 rSEE men were charged In the First Magistrate's Court yesterday with extorting a total of $ZJM from two people by threatening them with arrest if they failed to pay up. Tay Ah Lek. Chua Tfcaang and K.B. Vijay an denied the charges. Ball of155 words
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Advertisement697 1974-09-06 27 times friday properties OFF MILE HOLLAND ROAO. new .•ilit -level terrace. 4 rooms. imlnium doors, terrazzo' parrng bl« garden, prtce SltfOOO Tel *****1 No brokers AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY FOR RENT <>r sale Frankel Estate modern detached iinnalow on elevated land Ap■*'v\ ft 3-bedrooms. (2vrvant's room with "tnce large h«P and nung697 words
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Advertisement895 1974-09-06 27 IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FULLY FURNISHED office space at 7th floor. Oolden Mile Shopping Complex, area 960 sq ft Contact Mlv Young 3755*8 office hours Principals only TO LET fully alr-condltloned and carpeted office rooms at Battery Road For details contact Tel: *****4-6 OFFICE ROOM BUILT-IN wall unit, own private entrance Approx895 words
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Advertisement1057 1974-09-06 27 I bbbt *^BT«W^H I BBM ■■■T'^mß L Bam *^BB yJPJ IMdo w jftfl > —^s malaysian airline system §j» invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens to fc+j. fill the following vacancies: r/V^ Vy MARKETING CONTROLLER ,gL j£& Qualifications: >V r £< Good Honours Degree in Economics. Statistics or Social1,057 words
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Advertisement335 1974-09-06 27 GUTHRIE ROPEI BHD. The following Ordinary Share Certificates have been reported lost or d«troysd:— CertUteate No. In the Naaae o* No. of Shares 5307 Rustinah Bt. Md. Yunus 1,000 ***** 97 Alias Bin Othman 2 1.000 ***** Madam Yeoh Chool Limn 1.000 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that If within fourteen335 words
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Miscellaneous270 1974-09-06 27 Straits Times Crossword i/ iz I rs r pf m r rs I 1»B"~"~bJbt Mm Hi HB^ ACBOftft A claim, not a chant*. 1 Pay 1100, r«»jhljr. in *n like Oray'i wort? (10). Uitudtof Revelation (10). li Wan gets uptet In a •11 White man brtmu boat, fetwmlljr (2. I.270 words
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Advertisement317 1974-09-06 28 PHILIPS I ■BUI jm l& ill V^B^Hb^B^bL BBflV I 1 1 ki^^ BB Hi BBMa fIV |]|Cimmmb m| ftm I |ESII!!!!II!!SS!m!!ZI3{ > B^^^^^^B« I It bbbbbbbbm^bmmtjtiil'^^ 1«Mhl B^^^^BkJßßfll 4 fi BBJi^ M^B Hi «v«--1^ j-^^^^t k b^^^**^ Hlb^b^ Hi BB^BB^B^B^BVWVBBflßflii^^^^ v. i W Mr. Cheong Choong Wah, Executive Manager, Philips317 words
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294 1974-09-06 29 Connors, Evert advance in US Open tennis \J KW YORK, Thura. Top-aeeded Jimmy Connors defeated Jan Kodes, of CwehoelovaJda, and his fiancee. Chris evert. No 1 in the women's field, beat Australian Lesley Hunt yesterday to advance in the vM. Open tennis ehamptonahlpa at Forest Hills. The 22-year-old Connors reachedReuter - 294 words
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97 1974-09-06 29 National day honours to WI cricketers PORT O¥ SPAIN, Thur*.— Pour cricketers have been honoured by the West Indian Oovemment for their services to West Indies cricket Rohan Kanhai anu Lance Olbbs of Guyana. Lawrence Rowe of Jamaica and Bernard Jullen of Trinidad and Tobago were named In a listAP - 97 words
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Article183 1974-09-06 29 Newcomer Geye saves West Germans I ONDON, Thura— The Li World's top two soccer nations, west Germany and Holland, both won last night in their return to action after this summer's exhausting Wc.-ld Cup. But Poland, who finished third In the tournament, went down 3-1 to East Germany In Warsaw.Reuter - 183 words
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Article130 1974-09-06 29 LONDON, Thurs. Watford moved up last night to third place In the English Football League Dlv 3 when they beat Hereford 1-0. Aldershot edged Plymouth Argyle 4-3 in the same division. A third Dlv 3 match between Bournemouth and Chesterfield was postDoned Results of otherReuter - 130 words
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Article30 1974-09-06 29 BONN, Thurs— Fllntham, trained In Qigland by Doug Smith and ridden by Australian Mick Ooreham, yesterday won the Oolden Whip Handicap West Germany's moat valuable sprint event.— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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1511 1974-09-06 29 FOR APPRLNTKtS ONLY 2.15 Class 4 Uiv. 1 Sviltm t.M Koh S 2 Chanticleer 111 8.99 DahUn 5 I Top Contender MS Aril lln 7 4 Kampong Melavu II 3.02 Wu I 5 Mad*rb> «.»2 CH Tan 9 C Southeast Wind lit V.Nathan1,511 words
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786 1974-09-06 29 EPSOM JEEP - Intuition II can make amends on track form EPSOM JEEP By INTUITION 11, a beaten favourite over 6f last Sunday, can make amends over 7f in Race Eight at Bukit Timah tomorrow. The Sovereign Edition grey, with A.K. Cheam astride, Impressed in his wind-ing-up gallop on a yielding track yesterday.786 words
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Article1290 1974-09-06 29 A TOTAL of 2M horses 121 from Class I. 72 from Class S and 105 from Class I have been entered for the Penang Turf Club's September meeting to be run on Sept. 14, 15, 21 and 23. There win be eight races on the first, third1,290 words
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354 1974-09-06 31 Thailand's boxers declared amateurs TEHERAN, Thurs. The Asian Games B )x J n Committee said today It would permit Thailand's lighters to take part In Games boxing events after being assured by Thai officials that they are all amateurs. Thailand's case Is that Thai-style fighting Is not a sport but354 words
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Article224 1974-09-06 31 Malaysia, Japan play tame draw rTEHEKAN. Thura. 1 Japan ana Malaysia today played a tame 1-1 draw In a Oroup "C preliminary pool of the Asian Games soccer tournament here. The match produced little excitement with neither side showing any form that could carry them through to success In the224 words
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Article87 1974-09-06 31 rEHBRAN, Thurs. Mr. Otcar State. Secretary Oeiieral of the International w, ightllfUng Pederatton I\VP), aaid here today the -id body's execuuve would action on Iraq's refu•*J to abide by the disqualification of 1U featherweight I'fter at the Aalan Oantas here on Tueadaj. Mr. Bute told87 words
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Article, Illustration1008 1974-09-06 31 ERNEST FRIDA - Unlucky Elaine— gold only a touch away ERNEST FRIDA By TEHERAN, Thursday gLAINE Sng today failed by a hair's breath to win Singapore's first gold medal at the Asian Games swimming competition here, but she had the packed crowd giving her a standing ovation for her effort. Because the electricalUPI - 1,008 words
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Article1302 1974-09-06 31 BADMINTON Women's team: Sooth Korea beat North Korea 1-4 (Oh Yotin-Han beat l*ak Yan-Oa 11-8, »-H. 11-4; Ok B<r<-Lun beat Pa* Jonf-Sak 13-11 11-4; Oh YOOD-Haa and Park Ok Yocn beat U Hjro Boor and So He-Son 15-5, lit; Last doable* and unf lr» wtre abaadoncd after1,302 words
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244 1974-09-06 31 Three-goal blitz by Naseem foils Chinese TtEHERAN, Thurs. 1 China today lost the chance of clinching the Asian Games w^terpolo gold medal when they were held to a 5-5 draw by Iran in a bruising, exciting match here. The draw by Iran threw the six-day, round robin competition wide openReuter - 244 words
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Article206 1974-09-06 31 Iranian team snatch cycling gold Thurs. •*> A strong Iranian team today snatched the Asian Oames 100--kllometres cycling team race gold medal from Japan by lust over two minutes. A weeping homecrowd greeted the Iranian cyclists as they finished the four-lap road race along the Teheran to Karai Highway In206 words
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Advertisement229 1974-09-06 29 TOO SKINNY to enioii life? Revitalise vobp energy and vitality with SUPER WATEON Super Wate On is a food supplement that can give pounds and inches of healthy solid flesh to skinny under ■*^^^^^^^^k weight men and women Sup r Wat n contains fruit flavoured nutrients fortified with such essential229 words
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Advertisement456 1974-09-06 29 The Chartered Bank announces that its banking operations at 63 Market Street. Singapore 1 will cease on Saturday, 28th September 1974 and that its new Pasir Panjang branch will open for business on Tuesday, Ist October 1974 at:--450/452 Alexandra Road, Singapore 5. The telephone numbers of the new Pasir Panjang456 words
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343 1974-09-06 30 T»EHERAN, Thurs. One fac- tlon of hockey administrators in India tried to take out a court Injunction to prevent their Asian Games team from competing here, reports MANSOOR RAHMAN. But the attempt mi a failure, and the 18-member team are here343 words
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362 1974-09-06 30 TEHERAN, Thurs. The Asian Hockey Federation have won their battle to decide the Asian Games tournament in a single round league. The issue of the fixture list was delayed till this morning because of a dispute with the International controlling body over362 words
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Article, Illustration398 1974-09-06 30 TEHERAN, Thurs. Japan's Toshio Jingu had the honour of winning the first ever Asian Games gold medal for fencing when he took the men's foil individual title here last night. Fencing has been Included In the Games programme for the first time, and thisUPI - 398 words
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Article153 1974-09-06 30 Africa versus Asia move mEHEKAN. Than. M. I Jrmn Claude Gangs*, general secretary of the Bullish Council for Sport In Africa, said today he hoped to arrange major Alio-Asian sports romprUUons In meetingi here this week with officials of the Asian Games Feu-vaUon. M. Gang*, vjillnf fee Seventh Asian Games153 words
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Article, Illustration321 1974-09-06 30 DIVING. Chinese divers yesterday outclassed their Japanese rivals in the women* three-metre springboard, winning the gold and sliver medal*. Japan's defending champion. Mrs. Kanoko MaJOuchl. a M-year-oid mother of two. was third. Chung Shao-Chen, 36. a student from the Peking Physical Workers College, won theAgencies; UPI - 321 words
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Article, Illustration165 1974-09-06 30 Today's events at Teheran rnEHEHAN. Than.-Pro-gramme of CTente far fee fifth day of ttoe Asm* Singapore). BASKETBALL: 7.1t pjn. and irs« pjn.— mem preliminary: Sooth Korea, Iran. Japan v Kuwait. Iran v Pakistan. FENCING: 11.1* Men's foil team prrUmlnary. SHOOTING: 11M p-m. —Air rifle and Centre ftrr ptetol and Skeet.165 words
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Article49 1974-09-06 30 TEHERAN. Thurs.— A Chinese restaurant opened at the Aryamehr Sports Centre yesterday, but apparently lt wasn't quite ready. With a crowd of Journalists looking for a different taste thronged there at lunch time, guests found themselves going Into the kitchen to pick up their own meals. AP.AP - 49 words
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Advertisement280 1974-09-06 30 The older your working Pan-Electric refrigerator is the more we give you for it right now. Permadoor twin 10 New Permadoor twin 8 twin doors twin doors 10HHHHBHi /55 lbs freezer Permadoor 8 55 lbs. freezer v foodcapacity n^oor foodcapacity H >; \f^V^ If 16 lbs. freezer r^'S f >/280 words
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Miscellaneous24 1974-09-06 31 SOCCBk: 8BHFL Lf- Di*. > (reptoy) TR Ajaocl&te* v United Motor Workj Ul Bmw BUtHum. 6 45 pal); Friendly: Dectroluz v Houatog Board (Qmtnitown Hi)24 words
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313 1974-09-06 32 Ford: Together we can beat inflation WASHINGTON, Thursday DRESIDENT FORD told a White House economic conference today that the American people are "sick and tired of having politics played with their pocketbooks" and want solutions to inflation. Addressing a meetIng of 28 economists and eight members of Congress, he said313 words
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Article64 1974-09-06 32 JAKARTA, Thura. Indonesia will send a cultural ■Uaetoo to Shbah and Sarawak thla month for a serin of dance performanoaa, Antara New* Agency reported today. The mlMlon to be lad by Mr* Dnlek Wttono, wife oX Uf ut -Oen A J Wltono, oommander of the CMebea Territorial DefenceReuter - 64 words
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Article40 1974-09-06 32 PARIS. Thun Punch unlona are today threatanlM to all i nauon-wVJe merchant seamen', atrtke and to occupy the tansry tour France in prataat against a decision to acrap the vasaei next month tweauae at high opwmtint loaase. atoutar40 words
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Article26 1974-09-06 32 BUCHAIWBT. Thun Philippine* foreign 'nTtir Oen. Carlos Romulo arrived haje yesterday (or an official visit Intended to expand relation* between the two government* ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article140 1974-09-06 32 Seven die in laundry blast HOBART (Tasmania), Than. At least seven people were killed and more than 21 others Injured many of them seriously when an explosion demolished a laundry adjoining a Eoman Catholic convent neax here today, police said. As ambulances waited, civil defence teams and police used mechanicalReuter - 140 words
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Article29 1974-09-06 32 TOKYO, Thun. Mitsubishi Corp today confirmed that It and six other Japanese firms ashed for a three-year poUponement in implementing a UBSMS million) petrochemical project la Thailand. AP.AP - 29 words
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Article439 1974-09-06 32 LONDON, Thun TIM mark*t elo«ad illcttljr blgbcr la qul«» trmdlin sad *t S p.m. tb« T T laen waa up I.T to tut. D«atol of liquidity prnhli— by HWIIK eradlt mad* (or twanleal raesvery but half-ywr ramlU from SCI aad BP bad Illtit ev*rsll impMt ea Urn market.439 words
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231 1974-09-06 32 Elections: Wilson fires the first salvo BRIGHTON, Thursday PRIME Minister Harold Wilson today set the stage for "the coming general election" In Britain, claiming that his Labour Government could Inspire new found national unity based op social and economic Justice. ia rowing speech c country's trade lßti at their anconferenceReuter - 231 words
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Article117 1974-09-06 32 SLIDE IN METALS MART LONDON, Thun. The worsening world economic situation and the slump In the stock market will cause the London metal market to stay bearish tor some time to come to come, a leading London metal dealer said today. Although some metal* made slight recoveries In opening deal*AP - 117 words
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Article46 1974-09-06 32 Bangla floods worsen DACCA. Tnura. Flooding worsened in Pardlpur today, but wa* unchanged In other badly affected area* of Rangpur Kuahtla and Dlnajpur Forecast aald new rain* were not expected and the situation should Improve during the next few days a* the river level* drop. AP.AP - 46 words
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148 1974-09-06 32 rKYO, Thun. Leonard Bernstein, conductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, said today it is trade that Chinese authorities tell people Western music v bad just because it was written In bourgeois countries "I bate to ace that Idea being Implanted In the minds148 words
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394 1974-09-06 32 Island of despair and indignity says MP BOOK ON HK BLASTS AT BRITISH GOVT LONDON. Thursday A BRITISH MP today described Hongkong, as "a disgrace to the British Government. A place where despair, indignity and exploitation are the order of the day for the vast majority of people." The MP,Reuter - 394 words
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Advertisement90 1974-09-06 32 a* 06 r -*<? JC^ GO EAST OR WEST SINGAPORE MAOE W a^ PERFUMES OF THE ORIENT 7* ARE THE BEST \r- <" *>-.^—— jk^ llb •■*> I I I .>ju«ivHM(>asSl|l f The small size,^^ big hearted I portable electronic calculator Very capable, though small Its 3 register. Floating Decimals90 words
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Advertisement345 1974-09-06 32 m«X Th thr6e C ntraS Of th (Q W) METROPOLITAN YMCA \^|B^/ offer the following courses INTERNATIONAL CENTRE 70 Palmar Rd. 2. Phone *****1 CAREER DEVELOP- RECREATIONAL ft MENT PERCONAL ENRICH MENT Banking Law Partonnal Manaoanwrii in fnl M#no n c G«rman S*9 >ni«ma»ata c Mark.i Waaaarcn Tacnmooa Snonnand wvxl345 words
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Miscellaneous17 1974-09-06 32 The weather WEATHBR outlook for B>ngapore today from 6 a.m. to noon: Isolated ahnwera ln late morning17 words
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