The Straits Times, 2 November 1974
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Title Section15 1974-11-02 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7415 words
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Article, Illustration893 1974-11-02 1 The revolt against Chin Peng KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Communist Party of Malaya has been split into three groups not two— as it was first thought. The Home Affairs Minister, Tan Sri Ghazali Shafie, said today the documents and leaflets recovered on Oct. 22 told only "halfChew Boon Chin - 893 words
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Article65 1974-11-02 1 LONDON. Prl. Fire broke out amidships early today aboard the HMB Bristol, one of the Royal Navy's newest warships, ss she lay at anchor off MUford Haven. Wales. A navy spokesman said It was "quite a bad fire" but cruld net Immediately assess Ctmsge to theAP - 65 words
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Article32 1974-11-02 1 SALISBURY. Prl. Rhodeslan Prime Minister lan Smith said today that his Oovemmrat welcomed and supported any "constructive attempt" to bring about better understanding between the countries of Southern Africa Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article22 1974-11-02 1 TOKYO, Prl. A minor earthquake shook Tokyo and Its vicinity this evening but no casualties or damage was reported. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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262 1974-11-02 1 Workers Party fails in both suits rpHE High Court yester--1 day dismissed with costs two defamation suits by the Workers' Party, arising from an election rally speech by Mr. Tay Boon Too, then a PAP candidate for Paya Lebar. at Lorong Tal Seng on Aug. 25, 1972. The plaintiff had262 words
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Article247 1974-11-02 1 N.G. KUTTY; EDWARD UU - 20 houses razed, 150 homeless N.G. KUTTY and EDWARD UU By A FIRE last night damaged 20 houses and a huge warehouse in Blanco Court off North Bridge Road, leaving about 150 people homeless. I A man and a woman were hurt helping to fight the fire. She was sent247 words
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Article66 1974-11-02 1 New power source JAKARTA, Fri. A New Zealand aid team confirmed yesterday that Indonesia had a new source of energy with the sinking of a geothermal bore In the mountains of west Java. A New Zealand Embassy spokesman said today the first hole drilled at the Kawah Kamodjang field hadUPI - 66 words
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Article44 1974-11-02 1 HONQKONO. FTL The Immediate lilting of all water restrictions was announced today. This has been made possible because of the two tropical storms which hit Hongkong last month, increasing iv water supplies by 23.000 million gaflons (100.000 million likes). Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article38 1974-11-02 1 BUENOS AIRES Prl. Argentine federal police chief Alberto Vlllar and his wife were killed today In a bomb explosion as they were boardIng the presidential yacht Tequare In the nearby river port of TJgre— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article43 1974-11-02 1 JAKARTA, Fri Foreign dl»loa*aU la Indonesia have been allowed to bay locally- assembled ears at half price. Nine car assembly companies have been appointed by the Government to provide ears needed by foreign diplomats. Industry Ministry spokesmen said. ste«ter.43 words
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Article44 1974-11-02 1 NEW YORK. *tL Pow Jonas imi|M oa**d oa lbs first hour o< tradlnf in the Nm Tort Stock exchange: JO Indus MSJt down I M. 10 Transp INN to 0.0«. II Utlto MM up 0.11 W i'<Tto ail M down tJI.— UM.44 words
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Article46 1974-11-02 1 LOS ANGELES Prl. Approximately 900 people, protertlng everything ranging frcra US policy In the Middle Eart to food prices, demonstrated by banging pots and pars on a long steel fence yesterday night outside the hotel where President Pord campaigned for Republican candidates. UPIUPI - 46 words
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Article25 1974-11-02 1 WABHINOTOn, FTL The United States' unemployment rate climbed from 5.1 to six per cent last month. IU highest level In three years. AP.AP - 25 words
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Article30 1974-11-02 1 HONOKONO. Prl Hongkong 'i domestic exports for September Increased HKMI million (SUM.* million) to HKII.MI million (Sf 1.000 > million) a Census and Statistic Department nni>aaniaii said today. UPL30 words
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Article17 1974-11-02 1 TODAY'S Straits Times Is 4w pages In two sections. Business Times is in Section 2.17 words
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440 1974-11-02 1 Order to execute 30 started it all SITIAWAN, Fri. The immediate cause of toe split in the Malayan Communist Party was Chin Peng's order to evcute between 2» to 30 new recruits to the terrorist Bth Regiment based in Sadao. south Thailand, according to an Intelligence specialist. Special Branch Inspector440 words
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Article199 1974-11-02 1 Your new Sunday paper SUNDAY NA TION, the new weekly newspaper, makes its first appearance tomorrow with a bumper 40-page issue Here are some highlights of the Inaugural edition, which will come to you FREE with the Sunday Times: AN ILLUMINATING portrait of Singapore's No. 1 athlete, Asian Games track199 words
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Article68 1974-11-02 1 HONQKONO M. The disgraced former Chinese President Liv Shoo-chl and Defence Minister Lin Plao have died but the nationwide criticism movement against them must go on. the communist newspaper Ta Kung Pao saia yesterday. The paper was commentIng on an article carried by the Chinese Communist PartyReuter - 68 words
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Article25 1974-11-02 1 CHICAGO. Fri. Two oars collided head-on In a rural country road last night afc Rantoul. killing six teenagers and Injuring three. UPI.UPI - 25 words
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Article29 1974-11-02 1 TWO women were seriously Injured when their car crashed Into a tree In Grange Road early this morning. Their Identities were not immediately avall--3k29 words
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Advertisement117 1974-11-02 1 B^h''— J _^BI SCHOOL TO CANE TRAFFIC VIOLATORS Pag* 12 e> KUWAIT calls for talks on oil 2 ARAB leaders discuss Israeli "no" to PLO 3 UN asked to act over N-tests 4 STUDENT unrest flares again In Seoul 6 WHY Arts studenU are more neurotic 7 EUROPEAN Reds keen117 words
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Article115 1974-11-02 2 Papado faces treason charge A THt.NS, Frt. A panel i\ of Greek Judge* today ordered former dictator George Papadopoulos and 4< other former military officers to be tried on charges of "high trtason" for selling power In IM7. If found guilty, the former members of the military Junta. which ratedAP - 115 words
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478 1974-11-02 2 TEHERAN, Friday SECRETARY of State Dr. Henry Kissinger arrived here from Kabul today for crucial oil talks with the Shah of Iran. The question of security and stability In the Oulf and the Indian Ocean are also likely to figure In his discussionsReuter; UPI - 478 words
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Article, Illustration521 1974-11-02 2 Kuwait calls for rational and sensible oil talks Ruler rejects US contention KUWAIT CITY, Fri. The ruler of oil-rich Kuwait, Sheikh Sabah Sale mcl Sabah, has called for "rational and sensible" talks between the industrial and oil-pro-ducing nations to solve the world's inflation crisis. Address Ing the Kuwait Parliament afterReuter; AP - 521 words
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353 1974-11-02 2 Charges dropped if I testify against Godber: Police officer LONDON, Friday HPHE Chinese police officer alleged to have A bribed former Hongkong police chief Peter Oodber said the Crown had promised to drop charges against him if he gave evidence against Oodber, It was alleged today. Oodber's Hongkong solicitor saidReuter - 353 words
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Article170 1974-11-02 2 Four shot in new Irish violence BELFAST, FTi. A gunman wielding a double- barrelled shotgun wounded a woman and two men today in the Catholic are* of Belfast. A third man was shot in another incident and bombs exploded la two Armagh stores. Police said the two men and their170 words
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Article43 1974-11-02 2 NEW DELHI FTi. MOT* than 6.000 SlsXlumm have signed petition urging King Palden Tnondup Namgyal to ■top India from absorbing the tiny but strategic Himalayan kingdom as un associated state, source* In the Slkkun capital of Oangtok said yeiteTday UPIUPI - 43 words
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Article33 1974-11-02 2 OAKLAND (Calllornu>. Pri Kathleen Smith. 11, allegedly shot last summer by Black Panther Party c> founder Huey Newton. dl*u last night after four ninths In a coma, police said ttdajr AP.AP - 33 words
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109 1974-11-02 2 Problems will be solved: Souvanna BANGKOK. Frl—Laotian Prime Minister Prince Souvanna Phou ma said here today he believed all problems In Laos would be solved within the next year or by 1976. Prince Souvanna. who was speaking to newsmen in Bangkok on his way home from Paris where he receivedReuter; UPI - 109 words
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Article31 1974-11-02 2 NEW DELHI. PI. "Iht death toll from a fire th*: swept through a tr*ln ro«e to 52 today as more chamd bodies were recovfc-3 trim the wreckage— AP.AP - 31 words
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Article82 1974-11-02 2 Airline probe into eagles menu f ONDON, m— Airline officials are probing an Incident In which live parrakeets were devoured by eagles and buaards on a 10-hour flight from New Delhi to London The mangled corpses of the parrakeets were found by Animal Wel- fare officers at London's Heathrow AirportReuter - 82 words
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WORLD NEWS TWO
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Article, Illustration200 1974-11-02 3 rpHIS Tang Dynasty glazed pottery figure Df a saddled horses (above), was sold for HKJ336.960 (SJ*****0) at an auction of valuable Chinese ceramics In HongkonK on Thursday. But this was by no means the highest priced Item In the show A rare Mine DynastyUPI - 200 words
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Article33 1974-11-02 3 CEOUL, Fri—South Ko- rea has signed a 1 U*****.2-million (Ssl,--018 million) contract to Import 1.97 million metric tons of barley, wheat and corn from the United States, Agri-culture-Fishery Minister Chang So-young said today.33 words
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Article28 1974-11-02 3 NASSAU: The Bahamian Government says it will send emergency food supplies to the tiny outlying islands Acklins Island where 98 inhabitants, including 39 children, are reported near starvation.28 words
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Article30 1974-11-02 3 LONDON: Leaders of the strife-torn Sultai nate of Muscat and Oman conferred with British leaders on the course of their war to crush a left-wing rising in their desert land.30 words
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Article28 1974-11-02 3 MONTREAL: Montreal's 2,400 firemen called an illegal strike last night to force the Quebec Government to intervene in their cost-of-living wage adjustment dispute with the city.28 words
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Article50 1974-11-02 3 DUBLIN: A careless seaman who forgot to turn off a valve let 650,000 gallons of crude oil spill from a tanker Into the famous beauty spot of Bantry Bay causing the biggest environmental disaster in Irish history-, the president of the Gulf OH Trading Company, Mr. Herbert Goodman, said today.50 words
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Article26 1974-11-02 3 LONDON: Pilots with state-owned British Airways today won a 16.1 per cent pay raise in return for an agreement to increase productivity on the Hight deck.—Agencies.Agencies - 26 words
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Article, Illustration506 1974-11-02 3 Rabat summit on the agenda ALGIERS. Friday gCORES of Arab leaders gathered here today for independence celebrations and informal talks about Israel's adamant refusal to negotiate with the Palestinian guerillas. Presidents and kings, sheikhs and sultans attended ceremonies marking the start 20 years ago506 words
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Article70 1974-11-02 3 MEXICO CITY. m. Mexican police said yesterday .hey had seized nearly 34 tonnes of marijuana tn concerted raids in northern state* near the US border In the past 24 hours. The hoard was worth between 100 and 160 million pesos (3516 8 million and SS2B million iReuter - 70 words
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Article24 1974-11-02 3 MOSCOW. Frl. The 80--vlet Union yesterday launched a new earth satellite. Intercosmos 12." to continue exploration of th« atmosphere and ionosphere. AP.AP - 24 words
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229 1974-11-02 3 Ford hits at big-spending Democrats LOS ANOELEB, Frl. Fresldent Ford urged Americans last night to take their inflated grocery bills into the polling booths and "throw the spenders out" when they vcted in next Tuesday's Congressional election. In a final campaign swing for Republican candidates, he continued his attacks onReuter; UPI - 229 words
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Article40 1974-11-02 3 BTUTTOART. Ptl. Oen. Alexander Hatg. a top advlaser to former President Nixon at the height of the Watergate crisis, today took up his post as Commander-in-Chief of the US Armed Forces in Europe at military ceremonies here. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article156 1974-11-02 3 A new wonder drug claim in US I CAN FRANCISCO, Fri 1 A new drug treatment for diabetics which researchers say will reduce the threat of blindness, heart trouble and kidney failure has been discovered by University of California researchers. Called SomatosUtin, the drag will do a better Job of156 words
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Article139 1974-11-02 3 Nixon off danger list soon LONG BEACH (California), Frl. Mr. Kichard Nixon's personal physician believes the lormer President could be off the aanger list in one to three aays after Internal bleeding brought him close to aeath on Tuesday. But Dr. John Lungren said there were still potential dangers, includingReuter - 139 words
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Article31 1974-11-02 3 CAIRO. Prl. AiWtralU has agreed to supply Kgypt with one mUlloo ton* of wheat In 1*76 under aa aCTeement signed here yesterday, the semi-official dally Al-Ahram reported yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 31 words
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200 1974-11-02 3 London ,m. XJEW evidence has cleared np one of the mysteries around a German playwright i claim that Sir Winston Churchill was Implicated In a plot to assassinate Gen. Wladymlaw StkorskJ, the wartime Polish leader, the Leadon Times reported today. Slkerskl and IS others200 words
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Advertisement735 1974-11-02 3 I Financial I I Controller I Administrator B (Financial Director Designate) I 5550.000 p«r annum plus other benefits B H.cksons Timber Preservation (S) Pte B Ltd., a member of the Hickson B Welch Group. U.K. is seeking a FinanB cial Controller for its regional headB quarters in Singapore. The Hickson735 words
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WORLD NEWS THREE
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207 1974-11-02 4 Troop cut: 'Russia and US must make first move' IHBNNA, Fri. The v Soviet Union yesterday modified Its approach to the redaction of military forces 'In Central Europe, proposing at East -West negotiations here that Soviet and American troops make the first cat backs. The chief Soviet delegate, Mr. OlegNYT - 207 words
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Article23 1974-11-02 4 BANOKOK m Three people convicted of robbery and murder died before a firing squad at a Bangkok prison today. AP.AP - 23 words
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Article48 1974-11-02 4 LONDON, Fri. A "self-sufficient" house complete with built-in windmill and solar panels to trap the sun's heat. Is to be built at government expense to help beat the energy crisis. It was disclosed today. It Is the brainchild of Cambridge University scientists and architects.— Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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499 1974-11-02 4 EXPERTS PLANNED IT ALL rnHE HAGUE, Fri. "We x wanted to frighten the convicts to hell," a police spokesman said of the blinding grenade and gunfire assault yesterday that overpowered four armed convicts and freed 15 hostages unharmed from a Dutch prison chapel. ButAP - 499 words
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Article21 1974-11-02 4 OSLO. PW. The Norwegian Parliament today defeated by one vote a Socialist proposal for abortion* on demand— ReuterReuter - 21 words
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316 1974-11-02 4 Change policy of apartheid: Opposition PRETORIA, Friday riPPOSITION South African politicians yesterday called on the government to make rapid changes in "its apartheid policies and thus Justify the country's continued membership of the United Nations. Their demands for action were mingled with relief that Britain, France and the United StatesReuter; AP - 316 words
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Article62 1974-11-02 4 BRITS (South Africa), rri. At laast n Africans ware kuled and 14 seriously injured yesterday when a lorry crashed into a but. ripping open its side and spilling bodies across the road between Brits and Aasen near Pretoria. The dead nine men and two womenAP - 62 words
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Article273 1974-11-02 4 UN is asked to act over N-tests UNITED NATIONS. Friday SIXTEEN nations Joined yesterday In asking the United Nations to express concern over nuclear weapons testIng that has contaminated the environment with radioactive fallout. The 1C nations, most of them areand the rim of the Pacific where France has conductedAP - 273 words
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Article, Illustration227 1974-11-02 4 Greece: UN will not allow a twozone Cyprus TNITED NATIONS. Fri U Greek Foreign Minister Dlmltn BiUio.told the General Assembly yesterday the United Nations cannot allow the fede-*. Cyprus Into Turkish Cyprlot and Greek Cyprlot autonomous zone* that Turkey is seeking "It would be against the humanitarian principles that governAP - 227 words
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82 1974-11-02 4 PORTUGAL NO GIVING UP TIMOR, MACAO LI 8 8 0 N. Fri. Government officials said yesterday Portugal has no Intention of abandoning Its Far East territories of Timor and Macao. On Wednesday, the Government approved the appointment of new military governors for the two areas. Macao, near Hongkong on theUPI - 82 words
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Advertisement630 1974-11-02 4 Now everyone can afford the finest GEC electric appliances The generous hire purchase GEC dealers, and at our facilities now available on Showrooms at Magnet GEC appliances are yours House, Bukit Timah Road for the asking through all and 1 83, Orchard Road. Now you can get: Refrigerators from $24.90630 words
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WORLD NEWS FOUR
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149 1974-11-02 6 Bank to the rescue of firm in the red rpOKYO, Fri. Yashica J. Company, a major Japanese camera manufacturer, said today Its financial crisis has been averted temporarily after a commercial bank offered an emergency loan. The company was reported in financial trouble and the management and labour were lockedUPI - 149 words
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Article25 1974-11-02 6 LONDON. Prl. Britain is tending a pair of rhlnooeroaei to China, which recently sent two giant panda* here, soo officials said yesterday —ReuterReuter - 25 words
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378 1974-11-02 6 SEOUL, Friday gTUDENT action demanding; a more democratic rule erupted again in Seoul today while the National Assembly plunged into confusion over an Opposition proposal seeking a special committee to draft constitutional amendments. About 1,000 youths of Hanyang University staged a campus rally thisUPI - 378 words
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328 1974-11-02 6 Aussie pledge to Japan on supplies CANBERRA. Frl. A USTRALIA reassured Japan today that It will continue to get energy supplies from this country vital to Its basic Industries. The assurance a major step towards easing Japanese fears ol possible Aust r a 1 1 an moves to hold downReuter; UPI - 328 words
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Article418 1974-11-02 6 SAIGON Frl. I PRESIDENT Thleu today promised a new Press law and to ease restrictions on political parties but opponents called for a new set of leaders to carry out national reconciliation. He also pledged to fight for total eradication of corruption. At the same time,Reuter; AP; UPI - 418 words
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Article121 1974-11-02 6 ANTI-KING POEM: EDITOR FOR TRIAL BANOKOK PTI. Th« Thai Government Proaacutor today filed •UK a«ain*t a student newspaper editor on charges of publishing an allegorical poem that allegedly insults King Bhumtpol Adulyadet and his family Praderm Damrongcharoen. editor of "Sachatham' of Ramkhamhaeng University. Is the defendant In the lese-majeste easeAP - 121 words
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Article37 1974-11-02 6 REYKJAVIK. Pit lea. land la to buy Sort* oU and patrol worth (90 mutton (B|Ul milionO next jmr under an ifitfimi fjgnad In lAaoow on Wedncaday. the Mbuatry of Trad* announced her* yaajwdmy. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article33 1974-11-02 6 ISTANBUL, Prl A pUMIe proaaeutor fMterter demanded prteon term* of up to M mn for 14 Turktab )ounullau on ch«n*a of "*»poetof »UU aaereu'' durtnc Turkey^ miUtary opermtton on Cypnu AT33 words
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Article, Illustration49 1974-11-02 6 PRESIDENT CHIANG IS 87 PR ESIDENT Chiang Kaishek celebrated his 87th birthday in recluse on Thursday in his suburban Taipeh residence. G c n c r alissimo Chiang has not made any public appearance since July 18, 1972. This picture, released by the Taiwan Government was taken in May.49 words
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Article73 1974-11-02 6 LONDON. Frl. The Brltlsh Labour Government'! long-awaited defence economy review will net new be procuced until early next year, Mr. Edward Short. Floor i business) leader of the House of Commons, said yesterday Mr. Snort In a parliamentary an'wer said that the Oct 10 general election hadReuter - 73 words
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242 1974-11-02 7 Festive time: Police to step up patrols pOLICE will Intensify patrols and step up efforts at weeding out potential criminals and secret society elements to help curb crime during the coming festive season. Police spokesman. Deputy Supt. Yeow Yew Toong, said yesterday that police would set up road-blocks and check242 words
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Article, Illustration407 1974-11-02 7 Arts students are more neurotic SURVEY ON VARSITY BEHAVIOUR PATTERNS ARTS and social science students tend to be the most neurotic of the University of Singapore freshmen, and the medical students the least. Dr. Z. N. Kadrl, head of the University's Health Service, said this In a report on a407 words
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Article44 1974-11-02 7 IBRAHIM bin Abdul JalU of Jalan Penggaca wu lined $60 In a magistrate* court for depositing >mnd and debris Into a lift at Block IS. Marine Parade on Oct. 16. He pleaded guilty under the Environmental Public Health Act.44 words
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150 1974-11-02 7 FKE ENGINES have been rushing to the Malay settlement In Jalan Ladang, off Jalan Euoos since Thursday not to put out a nre bat to supply water. The settlement, stretchIng to Kaki Bukit. had its water supply cut off when a pipe main150 words
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Article28 1974-11-02 7 THE Young People* Sctvlce of Toa Payoh Branch Library will organise a cultural programme "Peata Harl Raya Aldllfitrl at tv lecture hall today at 7.50 p.m28 words
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Article181 1974-11-02 7 A CO EDUCATIONAL students hostel. costIng some $26 million, will be built by the Ministry of Education at the National Junior College In Linden Drive. Mr. Urn Kirn Boon, principal of the college, said yesterday that the hostel would house about 200 local and foreign181 words
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Miscellaneous187 1974-11-02 7 Bringing Dp FathT By BUI Kavanaga in fmf BlOI> i!!? By ChU Y»uni W* QAQWOOO' "H* IF rr RINGS TWCE 4*JO I '"P""" 1 SOTMBM HT{ I 00/ V KNCW-THrfrt rxNTAMsweR fsTDPs,7vu«r means rrs (what arc you Sas Wk« aswe aor i V THAT/ j_ VERA HUSW^MP^- .V^ SUPPOSED <187 words
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Advertisement539 1974-11-02 8 Introducing the best engine protection in tne world evenat4so°F MobilSHC- f r MM J WhyisMobilSHC the space -age oil. j so unique? A pint of Mob.l SHC w.ll cost about 3 times j| J Minera| ojls are made of Q wjde more than what you are paying for your M539 words
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232 1974-11-02 9 Smuggling of birds: Aussie Govt steps in TuiE Australian Government is hot on the x trail of a highly-organised, multi-million dollar racket here involving the smuggling of birds from Australia into Singapore. Informed sources said the chief inspector of prevention and detection operations. Department of Customs and Excise in Canberra.232 words
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Article110 1974-11-02 9 ANORWEOIAN economic fact- finding mission Is due here next month, according to the new Norwegian Ambassador Mr Wllhelm Krogh-Fladmarlc. He said on Thursday he had heard and read much about Singapore's "Industrious population." and there was much scope for further trade expansion. Mr. Krogh-Fladmark 59. who110 words
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Article42 1974-11-02 9 THE Port Authority of Singapore s Sembawang port can now b* contacted by telephoning *****1 on Its new PABX exchange, installed recently. AgenU of vessels calling at Sembawang port can also hire telephones for use by the ship's personnel.42 words
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Article48 1974-11-02 9 A GAMBLING den promoter. Yeo Cheng Hock, alias Han Cher, alias Whye Chul. who corruptly gave $300 to probationary Inspector Wee Tzu Klang through a woman at Hotel Merlin In Beach Road on Sept. 26. was Jailed for 18 months by a court on Thursday.48 words
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Article, Illustration102 1974-11-02 9 FATAL END OF EXAM SWIM SCHOOLBOY Davadass 14, (above), was drowned while swimming in the sea off Sembawang Mata Road jetty on Thursday afternoon. He was swimming with a group of about seven schoolboys when he got into difficulties and disappeared in the sea. A team of divers from Sembawang102 words
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Article80 1974-11-02 9 French and Mandarin courses THE Adult Education Board will organise French and Mandarin language courses this month. The French course will be held on Mondays and Thursdays at the AXB headquarters In CalmhlU Road from 7 p m to 8.10 pm starting on Thursday. The Mandarin course which will also80 words
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Article30 1974-11-02 9 LEE Boon See of Circuit Road was yesterday fined S9O In a magistrate* court for cropping hair beside a staircase in Block M. Circuit Road on Oct. 31.30 words
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Article573 1974-11-02 9 HARRY MILLERC - HARRY MILLERC RAJA'S VISIT SPARKS INTEREST By London, Friday QUT of the extensive tour of communist bloc countries and to France by Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will come economic missions to Singapore to go into the possibilities of setting up economic projects in573 words
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Article31 1974-11-02 9 THE French Embassy will present two films at the Cultural Centre on Tuesday at 8 30 pm. The films are Resume and Vlvre 8a Vie. Admission U free.31 words
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Article67 1974-11-02 9 THE Chinese Chamber of Commerce will discuss the possibility of sending a trade mission to Indonesia In response to the call by the president of the Kamar Dadang Jan Industrl Indonesia, Air Chief Marshal Suwoto Sukendar. The chamber said It was necessary to strengthen the relations between67 words
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Article11 1974-11-02 9 THERE were 79 road accidents, four serious, on Thursday.11 words
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Article54 1974-11-02 9 JAKARTA. FTI BUU« Slngapor* journalUU will arrive bert oA Nor. IT far nia»-<J»y Ttatt to lirtnnwal v fueau of the Iprton—Hn JournaJMa AawcUUon. The newsmen, who art mambert o( the Stntaport Katamai Onion of JournaUata, will vlait a number of developoMßt projacu in Jakarta. South Sumatra54 words
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Advertisement496 1974-11-02 9 VA T FIRST Fl.OOß^f» k LADIFS SALE PRICE h Holsproof stockings S 2.00 aach IE Movie Star panties S 2.00 aach German swimming costumes fi (fancy designs) fl6 00 aach C Plain colours swimming costumes S 8.90 aach I GENTS I Seleco Rodeo leans S ll. OO each Sweaters S496 words
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Article, Illustration1666 1974-11-02 10 T.F. HWANG - T.F. HWANG 'MP'S ORIGINAL SPEECH ABSENT' By AG's defence of 'qualified privilege' upheld in toto THE Workers' Party yesterday lost its slander suit against Mr. Tay Boon Too, MP for Paya Lebar, and also its libel case against the Broadcasting Department. Mr.1,666 words
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Advertisement26 1974-11-02 10 J—*^ L-1 L/ r— 7 2^3 I '^nJ I I 1 y^^ >/ m \_J J //T 1 -Jr victoria memorial hall november 2*16,1974 i ADMISSIOW j26 words
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Article312 1974-11-02 11 Tlfß JUSTICE CHUA, iTi after allowing costs against the plaintiff, heard submissions on the question from all the counsel in the two cases. The issue arose on an unsuccessful application by Mr. Jeyaretnam that Judgment be stayed, pending appeal. Mr. Tan, supported by Mr.312 words
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186 1974-11-02 11 rE NTUC hopes to set up a family planning unit In January with a $100,000 loan from the United Nations Development Plan. Disclosing this yesterday. NTUC secretary for research and training, Mr. N. Govlndasamy. said the unit would train a cadre of186 words
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182 1974-11-02 11 /Grocery shops and M some roadside stalls are still doing brisk business selling beer without licence. Shopkeepers and stall holders said yesterday that they would continue to sell beer until the Customs (Amendment) BUI, which was passed by Parliament at its last sitting,182 words
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Article47 1974-11-02 11 FILING work lor tfee construction of a pedestrian overhead bridge across Orchard Bomd near Aagaate Park will be carried oat loEaarrow between < a.m. and 7 p.m. One lane of the Orchard ftoad carriageway towards the cUy will be closed to traffic dwrlnc this period.47 words
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247 1974-11-02 11 Under fire: Tourist shops that employ touts rpHE Singapore Tourist X Promotion Board chairman, Mr. Runme Shaw, yesterday critl--1 clsed tout employing .shops which collaborated with some taxidrivers to solicit business from tourists. This practice a "shortsiKhted" activity which i was "self-defeating" in 1 the long run had to be247 words
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Advertisement247 1974-11-02 11 Special Reduction ii yvJ JB\L 4 v' great deal of pleasure J /W?VV that AMER'CAVA announces I saaff^W^^ S Grand OP* 1 1^J IHi mV To mark the occasion *J£f F Wk \aaaaaV. tnCFC a I b\ reduction i 1/ r, ■WV ""^V^^^i-. offer on all lines. AMERICAYA. open daily247 words
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427 1974-11-02 12 IRENE NGOO - IRENE NGOO By MOXK's Hill Secondary School is to cane students who commit serious traffic offences, the principal, Mr. Jacob Yoong, said yesterday. Mr. Yoong said this was the latest move by the school to make students more road safe-ty-minded. Monk's Hill is427 words
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Article75 1974-11-02 12 rERE were 2,788 road accidents in September 70 fewer than tbe toll for the same month last jear. The police said that 17 of these accidents were fatal compared with 24 fatal accidents In September last year. I Road accidents claimed 221 Uves and left 2.04275 words
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Article167 1974-11-02 12 Samsu men elude Customs party A GANG of moonshiners gave a Customs party tbe slip during raid on a clandestine distillery in swampy Jungle In Lorong Klncnlr. off Lorong Chuan, on Monday. The offlcer-ln-charge of the Customs Land Division, Mr. Yang Cheong Hong, said: "When the customs party found the167 words
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Article, Illustration293 1974-11-02 12 rESE lissom dancers with shapely legs are here to raise funds for charity and promote better friendship between Japanese and Singaporeans. They are among the 28 members of Japan's top entertainment troupe, the Shochlku Kageki Dan (BKD) from the EokusaiWAN SENG YIP - 293 words
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245 1974-11-02 12 T«HE Ministry of Communications has lnx structed the Director of Civil Aviation to Increase the number of taxis operating at Paya Lebar airport from its present strength of 306 to 500. In addition, the fleet of the airport limousine service provided by Slakjon245 words
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Article33 1974-11-02 12 THE Social Affairs Minister. Enclk Othman Wok. will speak at the Karl Raya Aidllfltrl festivities organised by the Alexandra Terrace community centre management committee at 1U premlsea today at 7.30 p.m33 words
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Article61 1974-11-02 12 THE Adult and Young People Service* of Queanatown branch library wUI organlee a. talk and demonstration In Mandarin on Chineee landecape paintlnc at tv lecture room on Nov. at 7. J0 pm The speaker will be Mr Bta Kuan Teek. a former art Jffeher of the Institute61 words
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Article49 1974-11-02 12 A 30-YEAR-OLD lUagal Immigrant anrnHil by the Immltrauon Department on Oct 30 ha* been referred to the CID for questioning The Mala n and Others •ranch of the CID said the Immigrant waa wanted tat a »rrle» of theft caeca. Including that of a car.49 words
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Advertisement375 1974-11-02 12 Introducing Slumberland i|^^ Slumberland superior springing brings -rJSSu/idt^u a new kind of romfort to lounge furniture 55js WKfm 09a«9 BaarfiaQrlL^S^V Ull U wLm w^S^^S^^^^^^^^mU siU Mm! I .^BB^^^alßßßr^Saßßa^^^aßßßßßß^^^^^lsa BBB^^^BBBBBBBBBBb! BBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBB^BBBBBB^IW ■^■BBB^^*^^^^^^^^»S^BBBBbl BBBS «^B HstW aBBB^BBB^^^^^S sP^^^^Bßßs^ay JSsS^SbJ^MLM ■BBB^^^lk KBBBBBBBBBBfIBBI BBB^BBBBBB«BBb| BBBBBB^.a^BßßßißßßßV^'^^^^^^^^^^^^iiaßßßß^Bßl BBBbV SEFTON CORNER UNIT Synthetic Laatrwr $3,270/- After Itiakillg375 words
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Advertisement12 1974-11-02 12 AUCTION LOWEST PRICE OF AUCTION STYLE TSh.gO.DU IWENG HENG CLOSED ON SUNDAY12 words
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Article116 1974-11-02 13 Jurong School moves house rjXHS UP for Jurong. Mr X Ho Kah Leong. will officiate at a ceremony to mark the removal of the Jurong Secondary School to Its new building in Yuan China Road today at 7 30 am About 600 pupils and teachers wUI assemble «t tie present116 words
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Article27 1974-11-02 13 WANO Kec Chek of Lorong 1. Toa Payoh. was fined $250 3"«tertlay for speeding at 110 kph (M mph) along Ntcoll Highway on Bept. 2.27 words
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Article89 1974-11-02 13 YEAR'S JAIL FOR LORRY THIEF KAH Hnl Snan, 39, of Malaysia, was Jailed for a year by the First Magl a t r a te's Court yesterday when he admitted stealing a lorry at the car park of Boon Lay Drive, Jurong, on A«g. 31. Kah, who was arrested In89 words
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Article37 1974-11-02 13 THE' Parliamentary Secretary (Labour), Mr. Ftmg Sip Che*, will be gue*t-cf-honour at the Orchard Road YMCA's pop concert at the National Theatre on Ncv. 12 at 8 p.m. to raise funds (or Its expansion programme.37 words
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Article236 1974-11-02 13 First hotel to do it Mandarin Hotel Group retrenched 74 of its 1,450 work force on Thursday to streamline operations. It is believed to be the first hotel to resort to retrenchment this year due to "poor business." The Mandarin Oroup deputy general manager, Mr.236 words
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Article, Illustration290 1974-11-02 13 Actress whose dream came true... YLTHEN A. ShakunUOa learnt her first step In Indian dancing IS years ago, at the age of nine, she said to herself: "I will one day become a star." Her childhood dream came true four years ago when che en tend the film world as290 words
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210 1974-11-02 13 Accused: I sold car to pay her taxes A FILIPINO, accused of the murder of his lover, sold hlg secondhand car to help pay her income and property taxes totalling $5,000, the High Court heard yesterday. Jorge Belardo Belleza, 38, a former mechanic, said at first, he did not give210 words
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124 1974-11-02 13 Man who stole from two offices fined rE Senior District Judge, Mr. T. S. Slnnathuray, told a subcontractor who admitted breaking into two offices three years ago that it was only a matter of time before criminals were caught. Tee Hong Seng, 29. alias Tee Koon Seng, was fined $1,000124 words
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Article46 1974-11-02 13 THE Singapore Institute of Management will conduct a course on Application of Financial Statements at Its i onference room. Thong Teck Building. ScotU Road, from Nov. 5 to 7 Mr Han Kang Hong, lecturer In accountancy. University of Singapore, will conduct the course.46 words
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184 1974-11-02 13 SELAMAT, THEN HE KISSED HER BY FORCE A WIREMAN exchanged Harl Raya greetings with a married woman at a bus stop, and then suggested that they get to know each other better But when she brushed him off, he grabbed her and kissed her. a magistrate's court heard yesterday. Sapuan184 words
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Miscellaneous316 1974-11-02 13 Straits Times Crossword ACKOSB haps, take more bouncing 1 Attacker laying track (7). might chill Hun (9. 4) c. 8 Maybe the WVS aavw 10 Makes invalid die fl- life In a miracle of masa n»lly If 111 without see- csterlni (>. 6, I, 4. Ing the sunrise <9> Woman316 words
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Article534 1974-11-02 14 OCTOBER seemed a bad month for road accidents. A schoolgirl and a 35-year-olu man were killed within 18 hours of the Keep Singapore Accident Free campaign opening on Oct. 6. The fifth fatal accident of the month took place two days later. Twenty-two people were killed on534 words
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Article91 1974-11-02 14 OINGAPORE'S taxi-drivers do not, as a rule, give serious offence to their passengers. Fleecers dominate the category who do and some drivers operating from Kandang Kerbau Hospital, as a report this week illustrates, may be among the worst. Victims can help the Registry of Vehicles nab erring drivers91 words
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451 1974-11-02 14 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane PiDE of our public buildings, built shortly beiore World War Two, Is probably the Supreme Court. It earns pride of place In our $26 currency bills and In travel brochures, films and books on the Singapore scene. In Parliament last week, a suggestion451 words
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Article551 1974-11-02 14 EXCERPTS of editorial comment from the New Straits Times, Malaysia. rl Tang Oiprrtuan Agung rightly dealt at some length with education in his Children's Day message, its theme "a future for every child." Free primary education, help for the poor up to the university, and next year's551 words
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820 1974-11-02 14 JUDITH HARRIS - JUDITH HARRIS: 3y Rome ITALY'S 143,000 Ro--1 man Catholic nuns are throwing opens the shutters of their convents to the outside world. For many Italian nuns this is a liberation, for others the awakening to contemporary life is traumatic after centuries of seclusion andReuter - 820 words
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467 1974-11-02 14 CASE on the case for labelling medicines VLTE refer to the letter by H.H. regarding the labelling of dispensed medicines (S.T., Nov. 1). The Consumers Association of Singapore has pointed out that more complete labelling of dispensed medicines will greatly ensure patient (consumer) safety, especially with regard to emergencies (e.g.467 words
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Letter129 1974-11-02 14 npHE three-month antl--1 long hair campaign which began yesterday U timely and should have the support of all concerned. I have seen posters In the four languages which spell out the do's and don ts of hair styles. Some of the posters also carry the warning: "Males with long hair129 words
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Advertisement17 1974-11-02 14 Every man-on-the-spot is a full service bank i. t BANKor AMERICA OJ vA-.' 1 Man-on-the-spot' service worfdwide17 words
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Advertisement538 1974-11-02 14 For only $570 GOLDEN I 11 1 WITH AIRTRUST AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD 5 dayt st the deluxe Bali Beach Hotel with Raturn airfare to Bsli All meals during stay Comprehensive escorted sightseeing tours For details please contact: £fa VACATIONS UNLIMITED <XTAT]r Octan Building, Collyer Quay VJK* Singapore538 words
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Article, Illustration198 1974-11-02 15 2 SISTERS WHO NEVER HIT IT OFF... rE Jahara sisters share one thine in common their passion for singing. "Except for singing, we have no other interest in common," said rider sister Tina. 22. "We seem to disagree and squabble over everything else we do, even in the way weMOHD - 198 words
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312 1974-11-02 15 HON. WE SUPPORT MECHANISATION FINANCE Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen said last night that Singapore Police needed more sophistication in police procedures to r leet present and future needs. lng-in night of the senior police officers' mesa at Mt Pleasant Road, Mr. Hon said: "My312 words
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192 1974-11-02 15 Unite to fight rising prices: Kim San T»HE Minister for the Environment, Mr. Lim Kirn San, last night called on con- sumers to form a I solid front against I rising prices. 'Mr. Lim, wno was open- Ing the Whampoa Con- sumers' Club at Whampoa Drive, said profiteers would then192 words
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Article48 1974-11-02 15 OMO Ptng Blm. 33. w yesterday charted with unlawful poaafiion of two rounds of .32 ammunition In houae In Upper Serangoon Rotd at about 1J 35 p.m. on Thursday No plea was taken Ong will be remanded at Central Police Btotton for a week48 words
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259 1974-11-02 15 Armed hold-up led to man's murder A SHOP assistant found his friend fata'ly stabbed In a back lane. 10 nuriutes after three armed thuga held them up at a tailor's ahon In Paya Lebar Road, a coroner heard yesterday. One Ah Wan. 25. died 1 five hours later In OutI259 words
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Article66 1974-11-02 15 Music for Everyone at the Vic TEN musicians, will feature In the Ministry of Culture's Music for Everyone series at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow at 5 pm They v* Vlvlenne Wee. 6*»h Khunc Img Ont» Llok. Buaui Burchell, Geoffrey Benjamin, Raymond da Cnu. Oerry Souano. David Lloyd. Keea van der66 words
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Article, Illustration212 1974-11-02 15 Lai Huat's essay turns out to be a winner TECHNICAL student Peh Lai Huat, 16, thought his entry to the Keep Singapore Accident Free campaign essay contest was for "just another of those" competitions. Only this time he turned out a top prizewlnninn essay on Can Accidents Be Prevented? and212 words
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Article40 1974-11-02 15 THI aircraft carrier, use Constellation, accompanied by four escort ahipa, will arrive In Singapore on Monday for a four -day visit. Rear Admiral DC Davta will command the group and Capt LP gggert the ÜBS Constellation.40 words
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Miscellaneous723 1974-11-02 15 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 1.10 P.M. Opening and 6.35 Wrestling (English) Sesame Street 7.30 News (Malay) 2.10 Saturday Matinee 5 Morecombe and Wise Show Francis in the Navy, star- (English) ring: Donald O'Connor BSO Streets of San Francisco Martha Hyer. Richard Erd- The Victims man and Myrna Hansen 930723 words
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Miscellaneous49 1974-11-02 15 MJEfJ- il* jaiflnJ^ hOO MEAN WU CCnT TALK /'jHAT DO HDJ M uWKHTV rO) AKWT PUWN6 CHKK^RS PPAIO»4PHBtt|VC^ J O«SOMETM»^ro«MAW»JiFIIK? Af TER 3tNN« j V~[ CATCHING FIREFLIES IC* HOU) A6OOT PUTTIN6 BaaWi^iCM^l TD6€THEK A PUZILE OR •v_' Poff>lN6 93»£ CORN PO r 7/ J WrV^ASIMIPCOUiCTION' /^v i^COULPtJOJOttfIJffBtCOLOto' I' Kt^KJ49 words
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Miscellaneous75 1974-11-02 15 TIDES TODAY: Singapore 12.04 am. (2.7 m). 11.30 am (3m). Sedill Kechil 9.45 am. (2.1 m). 11.52 pm (2.5 m). Port Dickson 7.42 am (2.9 m). 7.56 p.m. <28m>. TOMORROW: Singapore 12.47 am (2.7 m). 12.05 pm. (3m). Sedill Kechil 10.18 a.m. (2.1 m). Port Dickaon 8.18 am. (2.9 m),75 words
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Article164 1974-11-02 18 Pay rise for 300 Len Seng busmen KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Len Seng Omnibus employees will receive an Immediate Increment of 80 cents a day In a collective agreement concluded last night. Officials of the management and the Transport. Workers Union met at 11 p m. In the Labour Ministry to164 words
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Article268 1974-11-02 18 But clamp on taxis stays... ALOR STAR, Fri. fHE week-long restriction on Thai buses entering Malaysia through the border towns of Changloon and Padang Besar has been lifted. i The relaxation came today. No reason was given. However, Thai taxis are still not allowed268 words
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217 1974-11-02 18 CASE OF THE HOTEL GUEST'S VISITORS pOH, Prl. the question of whether a vlaltor of a hotel guest needs to register his name In the regi s t r ation book was raised In the High Court here yesterday. Mr. Justice Fred Arulanandom posed the question during an appeal by217 words
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Article56 1974-11-02 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl Petronas. the national petroktum corporation will give Priority to the applicant* from the MARA Institute of Tachnologr for iU scholarships Its chairman and chief executive. Tengku Raaalaifh Hamxah. added that Fttronae will be offering 100 scholarships annually, particularly to bumlputras to further their56 words
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Article34 1974-11-02 18 KUALA LUMPUR. PrL The Customs Department has uncovered a racket using false document* to smuggle In preserved fooUtuffs through Port Klang and seised more than {200.000 worth of foodstuffs In several ralda.34 words
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138 1974-11-02 18 Zaleha is first woman political secretary KUALA LIMPLR Prl. Wanlta I'mno executive committee member Pnan Zaleha Ismail became Malaysia's first woman political secretary to a minister today. She was appointed PoUtlcal Secretary to the Welfare Services Minister, Puan Hajjah Alshah Ghanl to reSlace Enclk Abdul adir Haji Sheikh Fadilr. who138 words
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369 1974-11-02 18 Embrace led to death fall from bus KLANO, Prl. Housewife Ang Kirn Bee, 32, told the magistrate's court today she Jumped from a moving bus one night when the conductor embraced her. Her female companion, Soh Thin, who jumped with her, received Injuries and subsequently died, she said at the369 words
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Article37 1974-11-02 18 KUALA LTJUTOR. Prl The National Institute for SrlenUflc and Industrial Research la to conduct further tests on buah Jerinc. which has been found to contain an active compound, which reduec* sugar content in Om blood.37 words
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53 1974-11-02 18 KUALA LUMFUm, Vn. MAI bw re •chrdaled iU PT and Boeing 737 flights for Wednesday and Thursday because of a major air defence exerciae to be held In Singapore and Buttrrworth The airhne hat *4< vised yiiumi to conUrt MAS office* or 1U travel acenU53 words
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156 1974-11-02 18 Hooded gang hijacks tanker at knifepoint PORT DICKSON, Fri. A tanker with 4,500 gallons of palm oil was hijack- ed while on its way from Rantau Outhrie oil mill to here yesterday evening The anker belonging to Oinder Singh Transport Company Is worth $50,000 while the oil palm Is estimated156 words
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Article59 1974-11-02 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Prt. Future financial aid to new villages will only be given to those settlements which take proper care of the facilities extended to them, Housing and New Village Minister Mr. Michael Chen said today. This was to ensure that ntw villages put to the maximum59 words
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Article47 1974-11-02 18 BUTTIStWORTH, Prt. A husband and wife have been warded In the District Hospital here after a quarrel early today. Neighbours found Omar bin Bakar, 35. and Alahah btnU Abdullah. 31. with stomach wounds at their home in Kampung Psya at about 13.30 ajn.47 words
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Article42 1974-11-02 18 PENANO. Prt The annual value of .and and buildings in the city of Georgetown totalled 122.485.458 last year an increase cf 1M3.--853 City Treasurer. Mr Tal Tsu Kuang said In his statement cf accounts and general financial statistics published today.42 words
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Article207 1974-11-02 18 Man is shot in raid on gang den KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Police shot and Injured a man and rounded up 14 others In a pre-dawn swoop on gangster hideouts in Sentul today following yesterday's reports of vandalism there. The wounded man, aged about 25, was later admitted to the General207 words
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Article44 1974-11-02 18 PENANO. Prl. 00l Chin Lum, 31. yesterday claimed trial to a charge of heroin In a Telk Soon street house on Oct 24 Bail was allowed and Senior Sessions Court President Mr. W Batchithanandhan fixed further mention for Not. 12.44 words
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Article56 1974-11-02 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. Nlncty-slx employees and seme customers rushed out of the Plrst Natlcnsl City Bank here at about 3 p m today after an anonymous caller said that two bombs had been planted In the building. A bomb disposal unit searched the building for an56 words
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Advertisement516 1974-11-02 18 In just 24 hrs. You'll speak French. SPANISH ITALIA^FRMAN JAPANESE MANDARIN BAfefyiSA MALAYSIA The P.I. L.L. w*v- A method wriich uses "1 tutorial te«. a handy ball point p«n, 'How to computer analysis to break down a language ||Sj| I -^a^^B Succeed with P ILL.' booklet mto small eaty-to-follow steps.516 words
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Advertisement46 1974-11-02 18 GREAT WALL EMPORIUM Introduces -4^^ incentive I Cantpa*B n I SaveandProjit^^J rsv^^tfn \^BBBb»wswß^^^^^^^ I HHI Keep Receipt from NCR. machine to join ™^^^^^y our "Special Incentive Campaign". i^rsc»jy|lU"3U /o tsA\t&^^ Special Discount Ground Floor Ist Floor, Maxwell House, Maxwell Road. v Singapore, 2. Tel: *****22, *****27.46 words
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Article73 1974-11-02 19 ACHt. PIMPLES. OPEN PORES ,rr these your problem 1 Then -nsult Louise Klerk, medically •rained tvauty therapist with 25 years tropical experience, at Motel Slngapura. telephone ;«>re) MAGAZINE SECTION For your weekend reading New s it i<>n brings to you every Saturlay a special pull-out magazine lection In73 words
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Article250 1974-11-02 19 3 Religious Announcements FAITH METHODIST CHURCH. OUEFNSTOWN Sunday Service Kngllshi 730 am 530 pm Chinesei 10 "0 a m 130 p.m.: Sunday School (English) 8 30 im 345 pm Chinese )10 00 .i m 730 p m Saturday 88. (IB 300 p m MYF 430 p.m Kngllsh I 7 30250 words
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Obituary36 1974-11-02 19 MR S THAMBUSAMV THEVAR. .iged 65. President Tamils Death peacefully 1/11/14 Cortege leaves 127 Jalan Tenleram Blk 3 Spore II 2 11 74 Sat 330 p m for cremation at Hindu Cemetery Aljunled Road36 words
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Article70 1974-11-02 19 the FAMILY OF THE late Mr Chong Teck Leong wishes to express their deep appreciation to relatives, friends and staff of Ward SO OR O H for their assistance and condolences on their recent bereavement the FAMILY OF THE late Madam Chla Ah Lye (widow of the late70 words
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Article34 1974-11-02 19 IN LOVING MEMORY of the late Mr Louis Tay Eng Klal. called to rest »n 2/11 67 Sadly missed but Irarly remembered by loving wife md children Inserted by Francis ray34 words
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Advertisement305 1974-11-02 19 classified ads g LEWIS NEE SMITH To Neville John and Carol Margaret a son Richard Douglas born Oleneagles HoapNaJ on 30 10 74 BAMANSHAW To Jennifer and Gerard Judith Anne sister for Trevor on 111 74 Orateful thanks to doctor and Oleneagles staff SAMARITANS OF SINGAPORE Troubled 1 Discouraged' King305 words
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Advertisement709 1974-11-02 19 BAR WAITRESSES. Non -citizens acceptable Call personally after 3 pm Merloon Bar/ Restaurant 38 Pnnsep Street. Spore 1 We need on etpertonced female PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR tor work ki a smo* but expanding factory with mo) or export business she should speak fluent Malay and have experience of Industries where manual709 words
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Advertisement914 1974-11-02 19 DIST. 16 exclusive Robin Lane centrally alrcondltloned doublestorey bungalow within walking distance to American/ Tanglln Clubs. Four spacious bedrooms with beautifully tiled bathrooms wardrobes attached Split-level living, dining New paintwork Excellent neighbourhood Sp&clous fnodf/ro kt itrh^n Furnished unfurnished Exclusive garden Telephone *****5/ *****3 Residence *****2 EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE at 14 Chancery914 words
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Advertisement773 1974-11-02 19 COUPLE/ SINOLE RESPECTABLE LAOY. any nationality to share modern semi-detached house in Buklt Timah. 7. in s $220 Phone *****0 I «457«7 DIST IS 810 AIRY MASTER ROOM. facilities dining/ sitting, telephone, television *****4 Principals DIST 1$ spacious room wllh separate entrance respectable couples singles only $200 SI 9O Tel773 words
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Advertisement732 1974-11-02 19 TWO-STOREY TERRACE HOUSE at district 3 Newly renovated extended kitchen. 826. Margaret Drive Phone *****0 11 fcos«oa«ie g I BKAOOJC nt iro j__f4 MM #SBCassll»P»Us'l 1 WEEK END SELECTIONS VIEWING CAN ALSO BE ARRANGED ON SUNOAY BUNGALOWS OM. 11 newly completed doublestorey 3- split -level detached bungalow f oedroums. 8.640732 words
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Advertisement839 1974-11-02 19 OOOOWN/ FACTORY SPACE AVAILABLE. <;eylang. Lorong Vl7 8.000 :0 000 sq ft First floor For enquiries tel *****1 FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE ground floor »hop for sale Excellent location facing main Orchard Road next to main entrance Enquiries *****5 No brokers please FAR EAST SHOPPING CENTRE 280 sq ft 3rd839 words
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Advertisement637 1974-11-02 20 ARCHIPELAGO SPECIAL SI A HOLIDAYS 747 757 ORANO EUROPEAN TOURS 1522 Days ***** ***** Lake Tea*/ Mo dan 6 Days 8440/-. Manna 6 Days SSSS Saturdays a»_ -^oafc^afc f* *^tkat^M«ka*J II JLILBzit Him B>4BWVBJBt4BWI r*tSnS^TMaM J rTfWV^Bk*JJPTSB| 710 Days SSSS SSSS Sun Mon Banjtjiaa/ Cratnomai 7 Days SSSS. Bangkok Hongkong637 words
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Advertisement758 1974-11-02 20 COUNTRY INN "CHONG'S BARBECUE Garden' 12-B Andrew Avenue. Off Sembawang Road. 14 m i Spore 27. Tel: *****1 We serve excellent dally lunch k Barbecue of all varieties PRINCE ROOM RESTAURANT" (lnd near. Silssjtt CanwHn) HONOKONO TIM-SUM FROM 8 AM CATERS FOR ALL FUNCTIONS TEL *****4 STEAMBOAT GARDEN 'pOH -PIAH'758 words
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Advertisement724 1974-11-02 20 PRIVATE SECRETARIAL COURSE FOR QIRLS: Starting November (Shorthand/ Typewriting/ Bookkeeping/ Secretarial Duties/ English/ Structure of Business) Preparing ror LCC- Pitman/ B.BC Exams Register early Raja's College. Clifford Centre Raffles Place. Raja's 218 D Changl Road *****8) SHORTHANO Rapid. Simplified Method Morning/ Afternoon/ Evening sessions Starting November Register early Raja >724 words
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Advertisement699 1974-11-02 20 SS FT MOTOR-BAILOR KETCH. Twin 65 hp dlesel with fuel for about 2.000 miles cruising range Complete sails and Inventory Including auto-ptlot. radio, etc. Sleeps 9 Presently completing extensive refitting Tel office *****11 or home *****4 BAROES -MONO KIAT I--HONG KIAT Ilia) 2 unfto IST s ST s ir Sat699 words
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Advertisement829 1974-11-02 20 PBNPRIBNOS OVERSEAS! Individual introduction service' Worldwide' Unique' Illustrated International penpal magazines. Broaden your horizons! Details free' Write today Five Continents Ltd Waltakere. New Zealand professional executive Indian gentleman 35. seeks pleasant friends of all nationalities Photograph. Tel No appreciated ST Box A ***** PLEASANT CANTONESE ««"«Ttf,MAN. 5' 7" tall. Sagjlttartan.829 words
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Advertisement647 1974-11-02 20 ES BALES BAWA MILLS jute wine 4 ply EX 22 lbs packing 410 lbs available Singapore Best offer secures Ring Sardai *****/ ***** WESTERN AUSTRALIA FOR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CONTACT W. MOSCR. R.E.I W A BUSINESS BROKERS SSS WALCOTT ST. MT LAWLEY W.A 6066 AUSTRALIA wishes to establish wholesale and retail647 words
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Advertisement652 1974-11-02 20 SANYO MMCO-WAVE OVEN still under guarantee Cost price $850 neti Selling now at $500 on o Call *****2 after 2 00 r m 1 H.P. CARMER alrcondltloner. one year old 8300. Mitsubishi oscillating fan with regulator $60 *****4 PRIVATE COLLECTION ANTIQUE FURNITURE and ornaments Expat leaving country 53. Faber Drive.652 words
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Advertisement698 1974-11-02 20 CARRIER OTHER BRANDS used alrcondltloners 1. lv 2 h p under guarantee from $280- Sale/ rental *****7' *****6 Tropical Engineering YOU CAM ABO A FANCY BOMOER TO YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS SLIGHTLY USEO PIANO, electone organ Electric guitars with amplifier Furniture Lady Professor *****7 SPECIAL OPPBH Lee Jeans from $16 50698 words
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Advertisement504 1974-11-02 20 WHY pay MORE? Buy genuine original European made pianos Buy Legnica (Poland) at $2 700 Robert Piano Company. Tel *****7 AIRCONS. BICYCLES. CHICK BLINDS, water heater, car and misc. Items Moving ule 37 Jalan Tupal Spore 10 *****6 1 PHILIP LAND MOBILE radio phone set brand new Interested contact *****7504 words
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891 1974-11-02 21 'Switch to the cheaper cocoa drinks' rE Department of Traat said yesterday that coi sumers buying food beverages tend to stick to the same brands even though the prices for these might be comparatively higher than other lesser known brands. A recei t survey by the department s.iowed that there891 words
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170 1974-11-02 21 2a.m. shock for a sleeping family A MALAY family sleeping in their home in Jalan Chekor, off Jalan Eunos at 2 a.m. yesterday had a narrow escape when a huge tree fell on their house during a freak storm. Clk Jariah blnte Mohammed Don, 23, received a small bruise on170 words
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198 1974-11-02 21 THE presentation of Three Onea at the RELC auditorium by the Stage Club provided a cosy evening's entertainment. The Cat* of tb* OuibKl Petunia* la obviously an Immature "vent" drama by Tenocsaee William*, and one not usually performed by beginners However tbcae taking part198 words
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Article34 1974-11-02 21 THE MP for Sembawang. Mr Teong Eng along will officiate at the opening of Tree-planting Day at his constituency at the vacant land at 24 km nith mile) Sembawang Road tomorrow at am34 words
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Article37 1974-11-02 21 MR H. H Hand*, general managw and actuary of Or«at BafUrn Utt Aawraoot 00. Ltd.. will OMB a twoday mnlnar on Life AMurance In Urn Modern Age at Pine Oourt. Mandarin Hotel, oo Not I37 words
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Article48 1974-11-02 21 rwK Chiang Hal Ding. IS MT for llb randan, wUI offlciaU at the balloUng for tale of 147 nniU of threeroomed Improved flats at Baton* Vtou ZsU.lt today at 2.M p.m. The ballotloc will ke held at the car park behind Mock 45. Holland Drive.48 words
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Advertisement363 1974-11-02 21 1173 OATSUN 1300 "71 Ford Kvort O T M m* 1300 $5200- Re--10 $3800/- 1870 Ford broil 1100 $4450/ 1960 DsUun 1000 $4700 Mini Cooper 1000 >o«i :ma Mania 1506 *2«oo 19«7 Morris 1100 $3350/- 1868 Volkiwagrn 1300 $2200/- 1»84 Mini KSO $2700 H P Arrangtii.lc View 3. Cavan Koad363 words
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Advertisement628 1974-11-02 21 IS7I ESCORT 11M 4-door SBofllent condition one o»ner. low mileage Phone Jafar. J***** afUr 200 p m JULY IS7J FIAT 114 Sporu One owner, with alrcond. cassette, sporu rlmt 118 300 ono ConUct *****S IS7I MA2OA 1000 In excellent condition Interested conUct Ah Pow ****** 10 a m 7 p628 words
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Advertisement540 1974-11-02 21 DATSUN IMA 1971/72 One Owner low mileage highest offer 18 Jalan Tan Tock Seng FAIRMONT. HOLOEN PREMIER or Chevrolet 1970 1973 Must be well kept and low mileage *****8 1959 FIAT 114 SFORTS 1400 c c Air-con, radio cassette. 3 owners $9,000 8 Elite Terrace Tel *****2 No dealers OFEL540 words
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Advertisement495 1974-11-02 21 72 MtncCOtS IMS. accident frge alrron. radio/ Upe Rlni *****S for vlewlni ISTST74 TOYOTA CORONA 2000 MXII hardtop/ Saloon or Corona ISOO Tel Sect 2MMM SM24A IS7I MONMS 13SS OT excellent condition 53. 200 Phone «O«S70 we P»v TOP MNCM for good uaed cars 44. Zlon Road behind Cireat World495 words
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Advertisement396 1974-11-02 21 FACTORY AND OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE IN JURONG For immediate lease or rent complete with canteen, toilets etc. Factory space approximately 5,000 sq. ft. Office space approximately 750 sq. ft. Attached cold rooms of approximately 150 tons Capacity also available. Apply To: Maxwell P.O. Box 2804, Singapore. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY396 words
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Advertisement444 1974-11-02 21 rV b *w^ i ~^sssw m m. w COULD YOU BE A JET SET FLIGHT STEWARD? Perhaps you could What does it take to be entrust ed with the care of our Very Important Passengers' For a stan take a smart young man add a bright personality heaps of energy444 words
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Advertisement532 1974-11-02 22 M MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE BERHAD 117, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur. InvH** applications from Malaysian Citizens preferably Bumlputru for appointment In the Company's Securities Marketing Division which acts as Registrars for 33 companies with a total capital In excess of $538 million for the following positions: 1. SECURITIES MARKETING OFFICER532 words
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Advertisement604 1974-11-02 22 9 The SGV Group I Placement Services for I 1 Clients m Our client, a large and expanding agro- I baaed company in KoU Baru, KelanUn I I has vacancies for two senior financial and I accounting positions: I FINANCIAL CONTROLLER I I (ERS 74/44/41) I I The man we604 words
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Advertisement634 1974-11-02 22 r I I NYLEX D A leading PVC Company in Shah Alam seeks suitably experienced H candidates to fill the following positons:I Overseas Marketing I Manager Ref. No. 152 H Nylex are desirous of appointing an executive to manage and H develop its overseas trade for the Company's range of634 words
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Advertisement572 1974-11-02 22 ■"T^BJ BEHRING INSTITUTE HQi irrr, A We Invite applications for the positions as ASSISTANT MANAGER PHARMACEUTICAL DIVISION with excellent prospects of promotion to Divisional Manager. The prospective applicant should be able to meet the following requirements: 1. Male Malaysian citizen (preferably Bumlputra) 2. Hold a similar position at present 3.572 words
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Advertisement133 1974-11-02 22 PRE TENDER REGISTRATION OF CONTRACTORS CONTRACTORS experienced In the construction and erection of factory buildings and other civil engineering works are requested to register not later than Wednesday, 8.11.74 wlth:ANTARA JDRCTERA PERUNDING 27A JALAN ALOR KUALA LUMPUR TEL: *****/6 for the erection of a Caustic Soda and Hydro chloric Acid133 words
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Advertisement447 1974-11-02 23 THE ASSOCIATION OF NATURAL RUBBER PRODUCING COUNTRIES 1 1 Poet Research Assistant Category: Sub Professional/General Service SUff j) Job Description: a) To assist the Secretariat's Professional Staff In their preparatory works related to ANRPC studles'proJects/procrams. b) To assist the Economist/Statistician In the collection, compilation, preparation and publication of NR and447 words
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Advertisement742 1974-11-02 23 MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE An Established manufacturing Company Invites applicants for the above post. The responsibilities will Include market development and sales promotion. The successful candidate should meet the following requirements: Ago: 25-30 years Qualifications An honours degree In Chemistry. Experience: Previous marketing experience not essential but candidate should have some experience742 words
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Advertisement1243 1974-11-02 23 KEMENTERIAN PERTANIAN DAN PEMBANGUNAN LUAR BANDAR Tender Notice Tenders are Invited from J.K.R. registered contractors under Class B and above for the construction and completion of: •PROPOSED FISHERIES SLIPWAY AT PORT KELANO' Tender documents can be obtained from the office of the Consulting Engineers M/s KUMARASIVAM ti LIM SDN BHD.,1,243 words
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Advertisement120 1974-11-02 23 Christmas furnishing our F grand offer with fantastic discount HURRY/ while stocks last I Business as Usual on Sunday From 2nd till 30th Nov. '74) saaPaßsaaaas^l^r KaCel' **\tl S^^^^m •jaßßsts^aw f #^^B I m a^esaaaaaaaaaU^*^^^esa^ess^L i 1 fc< W^^ii^^M V 4 i ■b^BbW^bL 0 CONGRATULATIONS «f JUBILATIONS «8888 BB^BBBBBBB. T^^^B^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBk.^.120 words
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Article242 1974-11-02 24 Ali gets $24 m offer from London KINSHASA, Frl World heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad All said last night he was considering an offer to defend his title in London for US$lO million ($24 million). AH said before leaving here to fly back to the United States that the offer had242 words
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Article, Illustration348 1974-11-02 24 Liverpool's finish looks suspect IPSWICH PACING GOAL FAMINE LONDON, Frl. LIVERPOOL, who have gone four games without defeat to stay one point clear of Manchester City at the top of the English soccer First Division, have a good chance to increase that lead tomorrow when they play thirdplaced Ipswich. LiverpoolReuter - 348 words
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Article286 1974-11-02 24 IJONOKONO, m— The II eighth International Kartlng Prix, organised by the Hongkong Club, starts tomorrow and prr. mlses to be as strongly contested as a world championship. Some 130 leading barters from the United States. Britain. New Zealand. Australia. Japan. Singapore, the Philip pines.Reuter - 286 words
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308 1974-11-02 24 MCC fail to tighten grip on lan's men A DELAIDE, Pri— MCC ■f* allowed South Australia to reach a respectable 247 today when at lunch on the first day of their opening firstclass tour match here it seemed the English bowlers had gained the upper hand. South Australia were 83Reuter - 308 words
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Article27 1974-11-02 24 LONDON. Frl. The New Zealand All Blacks Rushy Union team arrived here yesterday to start a short tour of Ireland. Wales and England —Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
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Advertisement374 1974-11-02 24 Congratulations toYaohan on their official opening from Sandilands Buttery Visit Yaohan and see our range of products: Ata scouring powder Coty products Dixan detergent Dixi liquid detergent Dylon multi-purpose dyes Fa soap Mitsubishi domestic appliances B SANDILANDS BUTTERY CO., LTD. IHmiill 100 C Pas Pan an 9 Rd P 6o374 words
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Advertisement87 1974-11-02 24 If^PII^V Congratulations BL^ Wm K^M fM YAOHAN A^Jj DEPARTMENTAL STORE M^^J SUPERMARKET biHssiiiiiiHßbiiHsllllllH 071 the occasion of their I^IMIPI ttfc Grand Opening T AM IF II MM ALLWIN ENTERPRISE LatULIilF PTE. LTD. W B life M^ No. 3, Kreta Ayer Road. L Aft Ik 111 Singapore. 2 Congratulations A symbol87 words
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163 1974-11-02 25 EPSOM JEEP - Pampered Pal is my nap in today's card EPSOM JEEP WINNER OF TWO OF HIS LAST THREE STARTS By pAMPERED PAL, winner of two of his last three starts in Class 6, is on the vpgrade and should easily make his mark in Class 5. The four-year-old gets my nap163 words
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Article1214 1974-11-02 25 Going forecast GOOD Race 1 DUKEDOM IV: Coming to hand; fair showing lut «tan Class 4 Dw. 6 S( B. Timah Aug 31 finishing sixth among 11. dropped to bottom division of Claw S U worth each-wa* IMA BLAZE: Best effort In four starts was fifth Class1,214 words
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Article1455 1974-11-02 25 200 CLASS 5 DIV 6 61 ($6,500 $4,550 to wlnn-r) Apprantlca jockey* only) 1 0200 Wulm a <WK Kong) Wtt 48 13 (d 4 *6) M MH Cha* S IjasHMOnMYK FunfUaafarSSSlda ♦4)tf -1o n IKL Chon i *•"»<>' >•• tf wa* 4 O«f lm > Xi Mak 71,455 words
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Article121 1974-11-02 25 HACI IP*OM JIIP TIT OIHNII CHIA InUIUI Duktdom Bangu Wan Imi Wan r>uk«dom ImabUi* Wan Imablut Dukadora MMwi P Maadura Kp« Mtlayu KM MMaru Mlaax Otnroiu Win Km MKirii P Mandura Mums MatManJ Pr Momtnt Lucky Lucky Pr. M«MM Malaaaal Mijhty Onat M. Hi •la Ma Pr Monwnt •ndl|«121 words
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222 1974-11-02 25 Top form Wilson is the jockey to follow says Dennis Chia A UBTRAXIAN Johnny i\ Wilson, riding high following his triumph In the Singapore Gold Cup on Man of Courage IX last week, U the jockey to follow at Ipoh U/lay. He has seven fancied mounts and his best appears222 words
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Article59 1974-11-02 25 ADELAIDE. Fri The South Australian government U deciding whether the State Capital of Adelaide can apply to heat the 1983 Commonwealth Oames. according to Sport and Recreation Minister Olen Broomhlll Brisbane and Campbelltown. New South Wale*. have already amid they would apply to Mage the Oames. If itReuter - 59 words
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Article44 1974-11-02 25 WBLLINOTON. Prl The New y,eaiand Tennis Association will support any disciplinary action taken by the Davis Cup nation* committee at Rome next reek against India for refusing to play against South Africa In this year's final. It was Mated here today.— ReuterReuter - 44 words
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588 1974-11-02 25 JPOH. PM rreMe (Dannla McClune) was newer off his bit when he galloped 3f In 37 3 5 with G«wl Repart for company here this morning. reports RPSOM JEEP. The Sovereign Edition grey Is In peak form and looks good588 words
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Advertisement278 1974-11-02 25 With You! Life is good Wherever you go, whatever you're doing- make it even better with the new stereo sound from outer space! The sun glinting on the sea. Beethoven's Sixth in full- ■MS dynamic stereo separation from mtebodied stereo. If you've never put them both together 9° 4-speaker system.278 words
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224 1974-11-02 26 ALBERT JOHNSON - On-the-spot j drive this week for lifters ALBERT JOHNSON By SINGAPORE Amateur Weightlifting Federation will try on-the-spot demonstrations by leading lifters to get Singaporeans to take up weightlifting. The demonstrations will be held at community centres. Sawif president Soh Ghee Soon said the tour of the centres by the team224 words
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361 1974-11-02 26 FIFA plans to help Asian or African team win World Cup yuRICH, Frl.— Dr. Joao Havelange. president of the International F oo t b a 1 1 Federation (FIFA) said here yesterday that it was difficult to predict when an African or Asian team could win the World Cup. SpeakingReuter - 361 words
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Article35 1974-11-02 26 SAIGON. ni. South Vietnam beat Laos 1-0 In the orxriiiig match of the slxnatlon National Day soccer tournament here today. The winning goal waa scored by Vc Thanh Son In the 40th minute.35 words
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Article, Illustration137 1974-11-02 26 TOKYO, m. Veteran Japanese goiter Teruo 3u«lhar» carded n one-under-par 71 to take a two-stroke toad at the halfway mark In the Brldgettone frolf tournament at Tanabe today. Sugihara. playing steady golf with two birdies and one bogey, finished the second round with slx-under-par 118 overReuter - 137 words
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220 1974-11-02 26 NEW DELHI, Frt. The tourine Asian hockey team wnund ud their Indian tour by beating an Indian I Eleven 3-0 at Hyderabad yesterday. They won five and drew two of their matches The Asians scored all their goals In the second220 words
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Article, Illustration462 1974-11-02 27 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI By CHINESE GIVE SHOOTING LESSON £H I N A's National soccer team last night toyed with an inept Singapore Selection side to open their two-match tour with a 7-2 win at the National Stadium. So feeble and ineffective was the Selection's thrust and462 words
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240 1974-11-02 27 PETER SIOW - PETER SIOW By CINOAPORE Table TentJ nis Association is looking for $17,000 to send a 16-strong Youth team on a tour of Indonesia from Dec. 9 to 22. The association hopes to get this amount through a souvenir programme. STTA secretary Sim Song240 words
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Article92 1974-11-02 27 \J ELBOURNE. Frl. BUr three-yev-old Tare* Bulbs will attempt to win hi* second Derby at Plemlngton here tomorrow prior to an uttempt on Tuesday In the Melbourne Cup. Australia's most Important horse race. Taras Bulba. winner of the Sydney Derby In September, Is a raging 5-4 favourite92 words
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307 1974-11-02 27 National side can give them good fight hsing, who beautifully side-stepped three defenders to switch a cross The Chinese scoring machine did not stop and the third goal came In the 25th minute through Lin Hslng-chlang, off a nass from Wang Chlllen. It was at thia .tage that selection caUea307 words
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Article89 1974-11-02 27 Warsaw. Prt. Canada •ere beaten J-o by Poland here last night In Urn final international soccer match of their European tour. Poland used the game to Mpertment with new talent «Jy one player from their World Cup squad Andraej Siarmach— waa included In the line-up. He waaReuter - 89 words
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287 1974-11-02 27 PERCY SENEVIRATNE - PERCY SENEVIRATNE By TfflE Chinese soccer i players are disciplined, dynamic and technically correct in many facets of their orthodox game. But superstars they are not To be frank, our reserve team were so Inept sometimes their oldfashioned method of hopeful punting287 words
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Article21 1974-11-02 27 NIW YORK. Prl America's Chris Evert kept Virginia Wade at the baseline yesterday and downed the Briton fl-1. 8-2.21 words
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Article117 1974-11-02 27 Chinese lifters set 4 marks UONOKONO. Prt. Chl- nese wrlghtltlters broke foui national records in China's 1974 WelghUirUng championships. the New China News Agency reported today. The welshtllftlng meet was held from Oct 23-30 In Nanchang. capital of Klangst province In east central China, with more than IN) cor te&tajits117 words
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Advertisement457 1974-11-02 26 '■F^^Bl A vK. neW bargain 1 lilS^y counter I Discount from I 44" China mada 100% printad (ilk 50% off BBM Ladiat'/Gantt' waar 30% 60% off I Lad lat'/Gantt' WooMan Waar 20% off MUM Oiiidran'i Waar 20% 50% off MUM Ladiai' thoat 30% 60% off I Plattic wara, glattwara and457 words
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Advertisement400 1974-11-02 27 I POSB VOUCHERS Wlp flffi L m Green Spot jSSeSbI ss^ssw KIIOVV YOUR METRIC sw/^^^^fTsV si '^a^ss^ssW If NwffW es)^BTVsle^aT esaf e^ereT^eT m m _J m k COMPETITION Rl 10 IST PRIZES $500.00 each Ji 10 2ND PRIZES 8200.00 each 10 3RD PRIZES 8100 00 each 20 4TH PRIZES 8400 words
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Advertisement24 1974-11-02 27 I w^^^L '11 id W I I V ar^Bs^sv __^il 81^^ I I^H ssssssssssssssss^^ A 111 I I *<. j \m W^LZ/M/ fl ssV^PH Bs^Bs^Bsa^Ev^^#^3al24 words
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Miscellaneous110 1974-11-02 27 «OCCBB-#AS msilnl-d Cm: Darul Afiab Red v Bakat Baru. Boon Tee* OC T LJguoriana PC, PMtr ftaiang CC i Kg. sTimtiarsjss:Kg UM v Jalan Rkgak CO (Parrar Park. Ill); afarbss v MMB Toa Payoh, TMek Kursu United v Kg. CHam: Ulu Pandan CC v Kuo Chuan Const.; Kakl Buktt v110 words
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Article, Illustration335 1974-11-02 28 Fa flash, b a p k 1 d o expert, Kirn Jin Pak, 34, was flying and landing deadly kicks on two imaginary opponents flanking him. Kirn. the world's second best hapkido exponent, was demonstrating the swallow kick toMAX KIAK SENG - 335 words
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183 1974-11-02 28 Heath: It's just a matter of time LONDON. FTI. The i departure of Mr. Edward Heath as leader of the Conservative Party today appeared only a matter of time following a meeting of rank and nle Conservative MPs. Sources close to the Influential 1923 Committee of Backbenchers said that atReuter - 183 words
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Article28 1974-11-02 28 VIENTAINE. Prt. Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma will return here today after spending 10 weeks in France recuperating from a heart attack. Informed aourcea aa.ld.-AP.AP - 28 words
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Article36 1974-11-02 28 BANGKOK, m Thai police have arraated two high-ranking Commerce Ministry offtdkla in connection with the theft of 19.ni bags or 1.991.700 kilogrammes of rice worth mar* than UBS3M.OOO (3M40.000) in the local market* —APAP - 36 words
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Article396 1974-11-02 28 LONDON, FT*. Tfe* market OOMd ateady to narrowly mind m very ojalat trading At S p.m tb* nuiKiii Timaa lodai waa down 0 2 to 19T Oov.mm.nt booda w*n Mid with loof.r loani auilnc a Untial cal rally Oalna bar* Initially raag.o to point but tbaaa wtrt lat.r396 words
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364 1974-11-02 28 Brunei frees 3 held in 1962 revolt BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Friday •pHE Brunei Government today released three men who had been in detention since December 1962 when they took part in the abortive Brunei rebellion The men, Momin bin Ahmad, Ampuan Yusof bin Ampuan Adol and Awang Sallm bin Serudin,364 words
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Advertisement188 1974-11-02 28 m AmStßßmk T L^L^^LBRuQsir'Z. I aHfemwa 1 I .it, LaaaM'BH i WFM f A-J f ■hi l s^fcjL\ I f\ nl V Bllla^laT \/aT H Only 7.Sfflm I ill 0 y tJk I IN 10 MICRONS I M ar^^il hJ n GOLD PLATING g Now you don't have to worry188 words
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Advertisement207 1974-11-02 28 Now On Display at VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL From 1-10 November 1974 PiageT <h 4 THE MOST EXPENSIVE WATCH r IN THE WORLD J fc The most exclusive and expensive watch in the world, and the most beautiful too. The most artistic TIME PIECE which you will always treasure. SoitAatm Shui207 words
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Miscellaneous19 1974-11-02 28 The weather THE weather outlook (or Singapore today from 6 a.m. to noon: Occasional Ught rain In —fly MWaa^.19 words
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Article122 1974-11-02 29 rpHE depressed state of V?* property market notwithstanding. City Developments has ma n d t0 sell lts Property at 46 East Coast Road for 14.15 million cash. This sale gives City a profit of 80 per cent on the original price It paid for the122 words
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Article, Illustration436 1974-11-02 29 TERRY ROBARDS - TERRY ROB ARDS By LONDON: With the commercial bank ing systems' capacity to cope with the massive flow of money from the oil-produc-ing nations under intense strain, possibly approaching the saturation point, major international banks operating in London are turning down "petrodollar"436 words
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415 1974-11-02 29 MARTIN LIM - Economic situation of world 'will improve by next year-end' MARTIN LIM By \VORLD stock markets will remain In the doldrums until a significant reduction is seen In the rate of inflation, now running at double digit figures Tying the health of stock markets with Inflation, the president nf Manufacturers Hanover415 words
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254 1974-11-02 29 Bangkok Bank in joint investment bank venture BANGKOK: Thailand's Bangkok Bank will Join with American, Japanese and European partners to open a regio n a 1 investment bank in South-east Asia, a bank spokesman said on Thursday. The spokesman said tbe investment bank, which will provide finance for port, airport254 words
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306 1974-11-02 29 Citibank new posting brings Wong many Challenges HI g appointment as treasurer (Asla-Paci-i lie division) o< First National City Bank I brings Mr. Wong Nang Jang to a new hlfh In I his 14-year banking career Formerly bead of the bank's Singapore branch. vice-president Wong. U. will now direct his306 words
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Article44 1974-11-02 29 LOSBBB were substantially reduced in 1171 b* Pair Lady ruhlora which eeeJfcd operation! In January Urn year man a deficit of M4l million In 1171 kaaeee ware cut back to lisa million Hat year ToUl accumulated loaaea now stand at HIT million.44 words
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587 1974-11-02 29 Rubber shows a steady output and export uptrend KOALA LUMPUR: The rubber Industry in Peninsular Malaysia has shown an almost continuous growth in the volume of production and expr.-ts during the last decade But earnings, still heavily dependent on the world market, experienced wide fluctuations over the period, while the587 words
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Advertisement245 1974-11-02 29 Let our computer handle your paperworkwhile you concentrate on making profits. Callus ***** Computer Processing Services Re Ltd Ocean Building, Collyer Quay. Singapore. Interim Report 1974: JARDINES EARNINGS UP 30% FROM DIVERSE AND WELL BALANCED BUSINESS. Earnings per stock unit, as adjusted, for the nine months up 30% compared with245 words
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Advertisement123 1974-11-02 29 Sott Ajk-b PARKER DttTRISUTOIIS S.n»»ori, luili Lun*ur Pant* The Hongkong Kowloon Wharf Godown Co. Ltd INTERIM REPORT The Directors announce the following: Interim Dividend for 1974 of HKSO.IO per share; the same as that paid in 1973. Work commenced on the commercial complex adjacent to the Hong Kong Hotel. Completion123 words
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359 1974-11-02 30 MARTIN LIM - Japan likely to up overseas investments nine-fold MARTIN LIM By JAPAN is expected to Increase its overseas investments nine-fold to US$93 5 billion ($233.75 billion) by 1985. This win increase Japan's share of the world's overseas Invest menu from a paltry four per cent in 1972 to 10 per cent359 words
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76 1974-11-02 30 rE British-based International engineering group Tube Investments, is looking into Investment opportunities In this region, according to its director win o**™*"0 devel °P men t »n<l co-operation. Mr. R.H. He said many British companies were now regarding overseas investments in a more favourable light76 words
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293 1974-11-02 30 First-half profits at Temenggong sows down PROFIT margins of Temenggong have i been slashed by more than half to give the group a profit Increase of only 19.5 per cent to 51 .73 million on I Ml Jump of 177.2 per cent In turnover to $15.72 million for the first293 words
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Article229 1974-11-02 30 The board of Charles Fulton (Singapore). London-based International money brokers, baa announced the following promotions and appointment* effective Nov. 1: Mr. Robert Fhelan, regional director for South-east Asia, appointed to the main board of the holding company In London, Charles Fulton. He will be returning to London229 words
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Article457 1974-11-02 30 VIW YORK. Thurs. Stock* traded along a firmer path moat of the day. but switched direction In the last 90 minute* of trading and closed lower for the Brat time In three seaaloni. The downturn coincided with an announcement from the Federal Rcaearve Board that the US money457 words
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Article98 1974-11-02 30 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 6141 Wednesday 61 49 Week ago 60.TT RUBBEBS Thursday WM Wednesday INll Week ago JIS.JI OILS Thursday 146.10 Wednesday 146.71 Week ago 147 M Industrial* Thursday 197 6 Wedneeday 203 6 Weak ago 194.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday Mo 62 Wednesday 67S 03 Week98 words
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417 1974-11-02 30 Tokyo copper Industry hit by slump in domestic demand rpoKYO: A »lumr In 1 domestic demand will leave a blr surplus of nearly 500,000 tonnes of copoer in Japan which must be exnorted or stockpiled durlnft the 1974 financial year ending March 1075. the Mlnlftrv of International Trade and Industry417 words
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Advertisement127 1974-11-02 30 LXXX^si eBXXj BKTXxJ CIII^B KXTX9 LVT+4 T T I" s^sjXiXj BNP at your service in SINGAPORE Overseas Union Shopping Centre Collyer Quay, Singapore 1 Tel. 91.02.11 .Telex .NabaparßS ***** Also in the FAR EAST and the PACIFIC AREA Hong Kong (7 branches). Japan (Tokyo). South Vietnam (Saigon). Cambodia (Phnom Penh).127 words
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Advertisement95 1974-11-02 30 Tel: *****7 RENTA World's No. 1 air conditioning maker I FROM $25.00 For a YIP dinner partyFOURSE4SONS e'estmagnifique! Superb Continental and Mexican cuitina with win* to complement I^^^^^Vl Elegant atmosphere and Kfft o*r tonal iied service *-*V Evergreen country BTi western musk «<e 1 jHrW Dine, wine dance fHRtf i>95 words
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Article39 1974-11-02 31 tin +.11 A| c" »210 +.10 Krnuyii, ji 70 06 XL. Ind. $0 7» +.04 8. Tin** |2.m .O4 F« 11.35 +.0J E>rtM tl 32 +.03 O. Union 10.72 +.01 lO.M> +.02 8. B'jrar* »1 38 -j 0239 words
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Article48 1974-11-02 31 Taiptnj Cons. $1 SO —25 Tractor $2 JS _.l» P. Bank »i« _07 T. Men* to 80 —.06 M. Bank ma _.O4 Mdbrrt 10.75 —.03 AJ.L $080 .OS Setntn $1.« _03 a Rajra $0 M —.02 T. C. $1 04 —.08 $1 J3 —.03 Intraoe $1.44 —.0348 words
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Article21 1974-11-02 31 Faker Merita It.— DBS U.MO Blme Darbr Si.*** Haw Par Total Turnover: I.M M ToUl Value: 118 M21 words
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Article60 1974-11-02 31 Ocl SI Not 1 IndMtrtab: 17*41 IM.M Flnaacr: M7.4J tM.75 t Heteta: lit SI IM.M rropr tW. IUJS ltt.ll t Tim: 101.71 IKM t S rabben: 1M.31 SMJM 0.C.8.C.: IM.VS 114 .Jl 8.E.8. Ind.: 16#9J IHM Dm. M, 1»M a 1M I Dec SI, IM* 1M t Dae. <*.60 words
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Article1571 1974-11-02 31 T"? K transacted Prices together with 1974 hl£h low ('Adjusted for ill new Issues) CLOIIHC TONS: All Mctlona closed fairly staady. tuhnovir Official total turnover on tha Bm, .pore trading room as supplied by the Stock Eirhange Including odd lota totalled 1 05« 000 ll.4M.000). with »1 1171,571 words
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Article371 1974-11-02 31 rpRADING conditions on 1 the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday remained quiet with prices holding steady, bringing to a close one of the dullest trad'fig weeks In many months. Dabble s still fought shy of the market despite the recent resumption of the seven-day delivery ruling.371 words
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Article1066 1974-11-02 31 DTD and offer price* officially listed and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lot* of 1.000 units unles* otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aetna (1.358 1.458) A.P.I. IOSOB 0.858) (2) OSO Ajinomoto (2 338)1,066 words
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Article1055 1974-11-02 31 DID and offer price* official- lv listed and business In and reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In bracket* In lot* of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIAL! Aimamata (2 18B). A. Taoa (O.TOft). A. Cnaa. (0.528 O.MS). A.M.1,055 words
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Article217 1974-11-02 31 TPHE Hume Orour of companies, which operates 112 factories In Australia. New Zealand, Fiji, Singapore. Malaysia, and Britain, reported a RrouD profit of A 54.3 million In the year ended June 1974. Tills represents a 14.3 per cent increase over the previous year. Tumovtr for the217 words
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Article55 1974-11-02 31 RESULTS at Trmvt d4l» xv tender bmM as No*. 1 far Mlk) to be sasaod fraai Not 4 to Offer** «U asßUaav ApfHai far: »5i 75 mil I tea. AlJottnl: |Sf aMBMaV Aeocvtod Mate: BMU aaajrantiaataly If par Mat; kicker Mate l> M. Average rate of •bmmml55 words
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Article278 1974-11-02 31 What a dull day in KL mart SHARE prices drifted dully around overnight levels to close narrowly mixed on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday. Trading was thin and In many cases only isolated deals were not^d so that the day's total turnover totalled Just 1.28 million unit*. Operators were278 words
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Article88 1974-11-02 31 Europe experienced a thin and rather quiet market a* price* eroded about UBS3O on Thursday. MPOPA reported US was also quiet but closed steady and firm following authorisation of substantml aoyahean aalM to Mexico. Quotation* In USS/cent* (Rotterdam) unless stated Dec. S79S/(O8) 34.50 cenU sellers <U8) S3 7588 words
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Article183 1974-11-02 31 A 81AN currency deposit In- Urbtnk rmtc* v at ckat on Friday. Nov. 1. OS DOLLAftfl (Spat) O««r Si 7 days t 1/1 t 1/4 1 mm 10 1/1* v 16 2 mthl 10 5 16 10 3 1C 3 mthi 10 3 16 10 1 10183 words
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Article39 1974-11-02 31 Closing Interbank r»tM In Singapore dollars (or Nor. 1: Jvemlfht •1 J 1/1 1 mth t 1/i 1/4 3 mthi t 1/3 3 mlh» t 1/4 t1 I Prim* i»U 10 1/4%. Benin* P. Mum j -Jon39 words
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Article13 1974-11-02 31 Ovamckt «H w 4%'«. Call ImiW 4\«j. l—ss: NUNHI DMWI C»13 words
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Article314 1974-11-02 31 'PHZ decline of the US dollar continued un•osted in the Singapore forex market yesterday. Dealers said that the present weakness of the dollar could be temporary, as there was no strong economic factor to warrant the strength of the Singapore dollar. There was also an Inclination t> associate314 words
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Article178 1974-11-02 31 Not*: These rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customers. The following are the nominal average closing Interbank rates In Singapore: Cwreadcs Nominal rates SmlthMnlan PcrccnUffc quoted yesterday (cress) parity change US dollar 2 3MO 2 3890 2 8196 —15.31 Sterling pound 5 5755178 words
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Article25 1974-11-02 31 Rubber: Nov. 1. Singapore: 129 50 Cts. (unchanged). Malaysia I 128.00 cts. (unchanged). Tin $978 (unchanged). Official offering: 233 tons (down 40 tons).25 words
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Article103 1974-11-02 31 cmanci. iiNOArom noon cloiimc men pin picul TISTIROAV Caaanut Oil- bulk SI SON Milan, drum SIISN a»llan. Caora: MKad (looaa) UK/ Cont MSN B. Moaar: Munlok ASTA wfcttt f.o.b. 100% NLW mii aaUara. Sarawak wblta fob M« NLW SMS atlUra. Sarawak apaclal black fob. M« NLW S2o7t Milan. Sarawak103 words
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Article33 1974-11-02 31 London eopptr prtcas on Thunoar lp-«riam la brackets). wtrakar Spot buyer <SM (IS»6) a>llan I*o4 H. 1071. Thraa Month huiir IS2I (I«1S) aallar M» (<*l«>. Markat lana: Steady Salaa: 10.SSO >onna>.33 words
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Article202 1974-11-02 31 THE Strslts tin price In Penang yesterday was firm with prices finishing unchanged at 5978 per picul on an official oflering down 40 tons to 333 ton*. The overnight London metal price was barely steady with forward buyer* quoted £10 lower at £3.050 per metric ton. LONDON Standard202 words
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Article479 1974-11-02 31 THE Singapore rubber market yeaterday opened one cent better In view of the slightly steadier sentiment In London. Thereafter the market ruled very quiet around the 133 cenU mark for December One RSS. but sagged after mid-day as some selling found buyers withdrawn. The morning session closed dull.479 words
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Article112 1974-11-02 31 nAILT MIR tad MR prlcu iMOtd »t noon ywtentej N»». Dm (CM it Mtk) <F«nrar4 MUI M >£!,.■> km Mn B«y«n S«fen (•art* par k<) |«k ptr kf) BMR 6CV (1 too pallet) 128 JO I*l JON US 50 IttSON BMR L (1 Urn I»litU IU.M IJS112 words
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Article257 1974-11-02 31 UONOKONO. Frl. Turn■"■*over dwindled to a fiveyear record low today as Investors sdopted a wait-and-see attitude The market opened quietly easier and remained listless for the rest of the morning though it firmed up slightly before the morning close. In he afternoon, only narrow fluctuations were witnessed and the257 words
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Article244 1974-11-02 31 TTOKYO. Prt. Share price* on the Tokyo Mock market turned lower due to the lack of any incentive In the morning session. Issues such as constructions and machineries, which Increased sharply yesterday, lost ground under selling pressure In the afternoon session, oil refineries, light electrical*, chemicals and autos eased244 words
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Article344 1974-11-02 31 VfftLBOURNE, Frl. The Melbourne stock market closed on a generally weaker note in subdued trading activity today. Uranium stocks were savagely cut back, in the wake of sustained selling pressure that caused Pefco WaHsead down to tumble to AS3 40 and PaneontlnrnUl to 81 55 Associates Kathleen and <c^renatand344 words
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Article59 1974-11-02 31 Thtirttfty W«dn«cdiy utt un Mtlbourn* (1) 125.52 12H.82 I-ondon IM.TSB 167 So B I*7. TM IMMW Beirut 1M.29 IW.tS Hsiukon* 1(15 70 IM.*O Zurich IM.MB U7.MB 167 SOB IW.OOfI P>rl. ClOMtf 173.07 S pore i2j IMNI 1M.578 ITOMM l«m Export prlc** la non-iterlinc •nu In U.S. 4ol!»n per59 words
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Article145 1974-11-02 31 A MSTKRDAM. Thurs. J\ Shares were mixed In very quiet trading. dealers said Philip* and Royal Dutch firmed. Akao waa unchanged while Hoogovrna and Unilever eased. Plantations were generally weaker Shipping*, bank* and Insurance* were mixed. Investment funds firmed. Locals ruled mixed Dutch I state loans continued their firmer145 words
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Article129 1974-11-02 31 Thurs. Due to the firm tendency on Wall Street, the Zurich stock market opened with an upward price movement However, most stocks lost their gain* In a day of low trading volume. Bond prices remained unchanged The Sulsse Credit Index was unchanged at 1M.3. Cloalsf pricaa la Swiaj faaca129 words
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Article449 1974-11-02 31 T*HX downtrend has con--1 tlnuad relentlMsly but the dacllne was leas aavere than the previous waak and there has been UtUe new feature, mts Holiday Cutler. Bath In IU weekly rubber renew Bearish report* from overseas continued to abound further cutbacks In the auto and tyre sector*,449 words
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Advertisement558 1974-11-02 32 The SGV Group Goh, Tan Co. |B We are in need of staff to fill the following jg positions fg SECRETARIAL I I SUPERVISOR This i$ a senior position reporting to the Manager of the Secretarial Department. The successful candidate will be involved in secretarial services rendered to clients and558 words
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Advertisement572 1974-11-02 32 SINGAPORE PETROLEUM I CO. PTE. LTD I invites applications for a 9 MANAGEMENT I POSITION I in the Personnel Department at I vSPC's Refinery I THE POSITION: I The incumbent will be required to assist the I Personnel Officer in administering the co- H ordination of all training and the572 words
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Advertisement741 1974-11-02 32 X OPERATION A MANAGER $30,000- $40,000 pa. plus Company car THE COMPANY An International Offshore Supply Company which ••rvicet offshore exploration and drilling industries. It operates and manages a fleet of about 1 2 vessels with crew members that include Local, Asian and European nationals. THE JOB The Operation Manager741 words
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Advertisement543 1974-11-02 32 ACCOUNTANT A well established Group of Companies require* a qualified Accountant with an adequate knowledge of the taxation laws in Singapore and Malaysia and at least two years experience in taxation work of companies. Starting salary will commensurate wi»h qualifications and experience. Other benefits including a generous bonus will be543 words
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Advertisement1278 1974-11-02 33 tiw»wnare> sang ti MvcoNTiMtTn mjm BENALDER *S nm. B m iiM^a-NT SK Jl {I ftl LITftPMi Ti, 11 Nt II Nl 11 Nt 11 Nt BlalTM »M lIM lIM TIM KM HM ■AHMM lIPHtt "Ml 1 M II Ml 3S£" sE li ii ii >J m^^^^^mmmmm Oat Cltaicia ut i1,278 words
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Advertisement1018 1974-11-02 33 PHOENIX CONTAINER UHERSI PCL CONTAINERSHIP SERVICES TO U.S.A. f t**tr Vtml To, fMM I PMaaii Oaomtr Van. latttlt I Nad II aM 1 I Ml I PICIfIC FMM a a Ml I Ml ITMM MM a 11 Mt ATlAirlK PMN.II V II Ma aMI T4IKT4 1 NMI ATUaTIM PMINII It1,018 words
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Advertisement952 1974-11-02 33 TO EUROPE for H>jr| I'mnm Wtm Stomf.t* ummmfi trMMa PMtwerp M U.K. Soi|*pou p iwmi Scm. AMtm hmii Oml. lERALIER s«m ii p«t nnm »nm mnm hmm IMMMA HAM IMM lIM. 1 Nt 3 Nc 4 Me 71 Nm :u»u< UT il mm 21 Mm H Ik U mc is952 words
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Advertisement867 1974-11-02 33 |lMMßH^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_^^^__^MMßßa a MMM| 1 I IUBBMNMHMHMjXpjBM^KMBXttaMI mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmlmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmmmml I MMM I Hm-wS^m-W Focus on ScanDutchv FIUT COMTAWERIgO SERVICE TO/ FROM EIROPE P. Kilwi Spoil I FM/FttM UTT.,. Ulitm *mT 1 RottertM, tmHritm, MtMerp, le H»,re I MMimiUMI NMIIIBMIt, g,^ tpJSjl Mmm".'.'.'.'.'.'.'. mm i mi** 1 Copariateii, Gotrienb»ri. Ha'ir.r I nrTUMM Mi867 words
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Advertisement893 1974-11-02 33 IMMMW ft-1444; P. Kmmmj iVMt; UL Z7111; P 2SJOI THE BANK LINK LTD. IMB FRLII tfllU. IMIIM (MH-ititl. MMNM AJ. Kr.e.t P ttluif nm Mr Spcn riTUM (Nm-M. Nin 1 1 AhKt) P dllf Siwt IT Mt/I Nt FMM un i awn micA. pm umw Minu. uiTiAM p.mmnj i/ imi893 words
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Article233 1974-11-02 34 THE PONT OF tINOAPOMI AUTHORITY ANNOUNCfO THf MRTHIMO AKP.ANOIMINTS FOX SATURDAY NOV. t. OUT: Tolura tH. Slraat Le Mal- :o 11 Nagoya Mam 1«. wnIrmtkerk 33/34 Barge Intermar 315 33 34 Saar 44. Talabot 48 Nlhon (Cont V M 48 Ben alder (Cont V L) 50 Btolt Surf (Tanker) 13.233 words
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Advertisement1072 1974-11-02 34 l^^ nepTune ocienr imu u.k. niton soviet LOADING FOR LONDON. ROTTtRDAM. rtAMMJRG. «Mtaaaora r Kaiaat Ptaaaf Uataa rtaai Ntar| aiPTtai UPPaiM i IM f tt< H (at uua laa n aaa ARRIVALS FROM NORrH-WOT EUtOMAH POtTS AMD LOMDON f Mlaaf {.fipaan H Ho"| laoan ■fPTWI Mrraiti nw >»/»♦ nan nMi1,072 words
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Advertisement534 1974-11-02 34 NOTICE OF REMOVAL TAT LEE ENGINEERING (PTE) LTD. are pleased to announce that with effective from Ist November 1974 we will be located at:Rm 1215, 12th Floor, International Plaza 10, Anson Road, Singapore, 2. Tel: *****91 (3 Lines) Store: *****/ *****2. Please direct all enquiries and correspondences to the above534 words
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Advertisement654 1974-11-02 35 Calling all I Book-keepers, I Accounts and I General Clerks I here's how to get more money I I and enjoy a more interesting Job. I Ever feel you're stuck in the job you've I I got' Ever teel you'd like to get out and I I meet more people?654 words
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Advertisement684 1974-11-02 35 rfZEI INDUSTRIALISED BUILDING I Hal SYSTEM (PTE) LTD A newly established monufocturing Company (in Bedok) which involves in the setting up of prefobrication for housing invites suitably qualified candidates to fill the following post immediately: 1. TECHNICAL OFFICER REQUIREMENTS: it Singapore Citizen ■a Should have completed ond passed Secondary Educotion,684 words
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Advertisement641 1974-11-02 35 TENDERS INVITED BY THE INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE 1. Tenders are Invited by the Institute of Education. Singapore for the following Item of works or services. The Invitation Is restricted to all contractors registered with the Public Works Department in the specific type and unregistered Contractors641 words
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Advertisement443 1974-11-02 35 TIMES PUBLISHING SDN. BHD. (A Member of the Straits Times Group) offers o challenging career opening as JOURNALIST (for Singapore Trode Industry) to on enterprising young person. The successful candidate will have a tertiary education with specialisation in Economics and or Business Administration He will hove an analytical mind ond443 words
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Advertisement252 1974-11-02 35 HTVC WELCOME CONSUMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE LTD.. NOTICE (In respect of not fully paidup personal shares) Partly paid-up personal members are hereby requested to return to the Society their letters of authorization to deduct rebates payable for the year ended 30 6 74 which the Society sent to you on 14 10252 words
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Advertisement172 1974-11-02 35 Im^^m I < COMFORT IN LUXURY From highly sophisticated moulding techniques, this Hille Polypropylene 4-4000 Easy Chair is accurately proportioned for exceptional comfort. White or buffalo brown chair shells are matched with disc swivel or with five chromium plateJ prong bases, together with a wide range oi textiles lor the172 words
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Advertisement1151 1974-11-02 36 Ynokaii grows with you > r^ 1 r~"X~]r~l r vr-i V Yaohan's own exquisite creations from Jj W&^^ml^L. wm fi^ipM^e p^MLLOQ H I I s flfi fPI W LL BE performing today H W jAfl I Hfi P^4 V (4.30 p.m. 5.30 p.m.) r^T ladies' blouses 3.90 A S I1,151 words
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Advertisement321 1974-11-02 37 ■^^|H Ooh you are f reS jj^^HHfflK We're just^^H V playing it H| HUn ?m m, real c ol !^^^Ol ■SIOIISIII Supermarket just loves Tyler Refrigeration Cabinets. fr\^^ ZHZ 1 What sort of supermarket would it be without frozen foods, hygienic meats, fresh cool IPipPIPVPKVSrI' vegetables and ice cream? Well,321 words
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Advertisement229 1974-11-02 38 I HEARTIEST I CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO I YAOHAN j i DEPARTMENT STORE I SUPERMARKET "f^ on the occasion of their •fi Grand Official Opening. g 1 From: iFRANZ.M. 1 rhomberg of Idornbirn— 1 austria i Austria's most elegant manufacturer of Shirtings sst and Ladies Printed Dress Fabrics. p I229 words
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Advertisement132 1974-11-02 38 To take the best pictures you need the best flashguns: SUPERS afl^a^B^^^ from 1 T^»'t* 3o 2 W ml^ ll± ''9ht Po\^ r i j^fej^l fi^^B CONGRATULATIONS TO <%&? SINGAPORE PTE LTD V DORSAY W CAPUCCI I PERFUMES I H^ Franca I LENSES 1% I LUCKY l+i HEART I COSMETICS132 words
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Advertisement138 1974-11-02 38 f n||art [_3|desigrK S.furnishing(s)pte.ltd. I Phone: *****75, *****39 *****41 w^r offer package j^^^ deal specially l^T for offices ranging from design, partition, wallpaper, carpet, curtain, I elect ncal fittings and electronic I calculator. I Suites 129-132, I Ist Floor, International Plaza, I Anson Road, Singapore 2. I MIICJIIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC:illllllllllltJllllllllllllt3IIIIIIIIIIIIC:iMIMIIIIIIS CONGRA TULA138 words
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Advertisement764 1974-11-02 39 Congrrotu/ations <fe Best Wishes to YAOHAN (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. on their Official Orand Opening From CHINA UNION CO. PTE. LTD. 8. Battery Road. Singapore 1. Tel: *****/ *****/ 74M1. Sofc Agent For The World's Biggest Selling Dmnerware BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED FOR YOUR FAMILY. Congratulations Best Wishes to YAOHAN DEPARTMENT STORE SUPERMARKET764 words
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Advertisement116 1974-11-02 40 CONGRATULATIONS TO YAOHAN Canada Dry brings you the mixers the vmoHo 1 has chosen for quality. Remember, a good brandy, whisky or gin needs a {4&£ good mixer Canada Dry-ginger ale. A^fll tonic or soda. CANADA DRY MM Congratulations AYsiolism SJEMT SINGAPORE PTE LTD PLAZA SINGAPURA 68 ORCHARO RO S116 words
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Advertisement93 1974-11-02 40 TEMPCOOL ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. 66A, Block 4, Boon Keng Road, Singapore 12. Tel: *****44 CONGRATULATIONS YAOHAN on their Official Opening Distr. for: HUSBmnnn SUPERMARKET EQUIPMENT Suppliers for: Shoffhig Carts, Trolleys Tneks. Food Processing Equipment. Wrapping Machines. Food Containers. Harking Labelling Equipment. Soft Serve Ice Cream. Store Shelving! Checkout Counters. Refrigerated93 words
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