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Title Section15 1974-12-02 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/7415 words
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Article, Illustration581 1974-12-02 1 After Japan's 'big four' meeting... TOKYO, Sunday TAKEO MIKI, US educated former Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, emerged today as the likeliest choice to succeed Mr. Kakuei Tanaka as Japan's new Prime Minister. Mr. Miki's choice came at a meeting of the "big four" atReuter; UPI - 581 words
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Article52 1974-12-02 1 BANOKOK. Bun. Bent people were killed and arveral injured when a p"ft"tinan aecidentaUy dropped a pnade at a eehooi fair in oantre£ Thailand. poUce aald They aald the Incident took Place last Friday in Ctaonf Strict of Suphan Bun province. 1M knu (106 mto) berth ofReuter - 52 words
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Article67 1974-12-02 1 Bread panic LONDON. Bun. There was panic buying of bread In many British shops and supermarkets yesterday following a strike threat by bakery workers. The industrial action by bakers is in support of a I claim for an Increase In I basic wages from £23 80 (about 8*137) to £40Reuter - 67 words
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177 1974-12-02 1 Woman driver hurt in smash-up Bankruptcies up 30 pc A TERRIFIED housewife. Cik Shifah binti Mohamed, sat trapped for more than 30 minutes In her car after this smash-up at the inaction of Stevens and Balmoral Roads yesterday afternoon. Miraculously, she only suffered an injured right leg. She crawled outReuter - 177 words
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Article46 1974-12-02 1 LAOO6. Sun. A Nigerian fanner. Sunmols, Salami. ha< been Jailed for seven yean for selling hit six-year-old only daughter Into slavery. Police said Salami sold the child for 1,000 nalra (813.375) to a policeman who posed as a trader Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article66 1974-12-02 1 ROME. Sun. Untted Btattm ecooomlJt John Kenneth OaJbrtlth predicted in an Interview pgbttehed here today that ruejiasill Word would unpoee cootroei on prices, wages and profit* ■ome time next fear. But be added: If you entrust enforcement oc controls to people who do not believe inReuter - 66 words
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Article174 1974-12-02 1 MALACCA, Sunday VIVE children from a family of 11 have died r of suspected food poisoning here after having had fish roe curry for lunch yesterday. The surviving members of the family— the father, mutton-seller Kftftstr" Alauddin, 39, his wife and three other children174 words
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89 1974-12-02 1 Visas for Britons to enter Australia CANBERRA, Sun. Migrants and visitors from Britain and other Commonwealth countries will need visas to enter Australia from 1 next year. Immigration Minister Clyde Cameron said today. Re bald visitors and migrants from jther countries had always needed entry visas and this was nowReuter - 89 words
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Article114 1974-12-02 1 Curfew after woman Red is killed KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A 24-hour curfew has been Imposed in the Sungel Dua area of Ben tong district in Pahang following the killing of a woman communist ter rorlst by security forces In the area recently. The curfew, Imposed with effect from midnight yesterday114 words
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Article68 1974-12-02 1 RABAT, Sun. Four Moroccans were shot dead and six wounded by Spanish Foreign Legion troop* at Spanish-held Cfeuta In north Morocco last Thursday night, the Moroccan opposition dally L'Opinlon reported here today. The paper, published by the IstUjUl Party, also reported a clash at Djania InReuter - 68 words
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Article, Illustration203 1974-12-02 1 CHIRAC HOPES TO GET MORE IRAQ OIL TJAGHDAD, Sun. French Prime Minister Jacques Chirac arrived here today in search of more oil and a bigger foothold In Iraq's developing economy. Mr. Chirac, leading a nine-man delegation on the three-day visit, is repaying a trip to France in 1972 by Mr.Reuter - 203 words
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Article228 1974-12-02 1 A full Arab takeover of oil? BAHRAIN, Sunday rrHE final stages of an Arab oil ministers' conference here were overshadowed today by a Saudi Arabian statement that Arabs could have full ownership of their oil at the end of this year. The remark came in the middle of an unscripted228 words
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Article54 1974-12-02 1 KARACHI, Sun Pakistan International Airlines <PIA) Is employing sharp shooters to kIU vulture and other birds which threaten It* aircraft, the Association Frees of Pakistan news agency reported today. It said 3S birds hit PIA aircraft this year near tha country* airport* caaatac conilderabie finmi^ loeaaaReuter - 54 words
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Article61 1974-12-02 1 WASHINGTON, Bul— A Trans World Airlines Boeing 7*7 carrying M passengers and a crew of seven crashed in rain and heavy winds on approach to Dalles international airport tonight, an airline spokesman said. TWA spokesman John Corrls said the wreck Xwaa sighted five north of Upperville, Virginia,61 words
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Article48 1974-12-02 1 RANGOON, San. The body ef former UN Secretary -General L Thant, who died la New York last Monday, arrived here this evening He win be laid U rest on Thursday eveming at Kyandaw Cemetery, where his bodj win he entombed with ■■■■■Ist rites— A?48 words
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Advertisement85 1974-12-02 1 FACTORIES BRACE FOR A SLUMP Page 11 RED carpet welcome for Arafat In BeUrade 3 FIVE hart in bomb attack on bar 4 CHINA blasts US over Cambodia vote S SELASSIE fives up $3.6 b fortune 6 'KEEP tab on estate agents' call S SPORE helpint India to save millions85 words
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Miscellaneous13 1974-12-02 1 W»athM- outlook today from 6 a.m. to noon: Isolated showers in late morning.13 words
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Advertisement206 1974-12-02 2 ANOTHER NEW LOW SIA FARE Wm Mm BHHc 'Jin HrS-SK»JPyH ~^K#tt£tmm I'YtmH ICI i^^ AUSTRALIA 30* -35% OFF! Starting 1 January 1975, Singapore Airlines introduces new, I low-price excursion fares to Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. bIA s new excursion fares to Australia These new economy class fares represent a whopping206 words
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WORLD NEWS ONE
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Article221 1974-12-02 3 $62bil Oil funds in US, Europe rjENEVA. Sun. Arab and other 011-produr-ln« mU «ns have invested USW7 billion (S*62 1 billion) of the unprecedented surplus funds In the United States. Britain and Western Europe In the flint nine months of this year, an international monetary con ference was told. Mr.221 words
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472 1974-12-02 3 Red carpet welcome for Arafat in Belgrade BCLGRADE. Sun. PALESTINIAN leader Yasser Arafat was greeted like a head of government when he arrived here yesterday to seeV the views of Yngoslav leaders on the creation of a Palestinian government-in-exile. Yugoslav Premier Dzemal Bijedlc and a arge group of ambassadors fromReuter - 472 words
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190 1974-12-02 3 How to beat recession -by -Schmidt- WASHINGTON, Sun.— TT West Uennan Chancellor Helmut Schmidt said today that a worldwide business recession now under way could develop into a depression unless countries cooperated in economic and oil policies. He also warned that If another Arab-Israeli war led to the reimposition ofAP - 190 words
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214 1974-12-02 3 BEIRUT, Sunday rvIsPUTES among rival Palestinian groups *s have spread across the Arab world, undermining the unity forged after the October war and threatening Arab states with reprisals from dissident guerilla factions. The rivalries have aggravated old frictions between hardline regimes In Syria and Iraq,AP - 214 words
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207 1974-12-02 3 BID FOR CONTACT BETWEEN HANOI, BANGKOK BANGKOK, Sun. Rumania has agreed t* try to bring asout a dialogue between Thailand and North Vietnam, the Bangkok Post reported today. Quoting an authoritative source, the English language newspaper said Bucharest's good offices were offend during a recent vfalt there by Thailand's Deputy207 words
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Article35 1974-12-02 3 CIRUTIBA (Brazil), 8on Twenty islsatets. not dmnrlboa as dangerous, ossapea from jail in toe soothem Braatllan town of CurtOba on PMday, klittng a warder and taking two prUon director* boats**, police report** jwtOTilay. Reuwr.35 words
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Advertisement97 1974-12-02 3 'v^s^^lting for you Jf (Samr m November llrh— 3oth J st^^vTstoE 9^^M I Ik. From time immemorici in A Termany, men have banded W together and gone to the hunt J in quest of the gourmet delight of wild game. Now, for the first time, Holiday Inn offers you the97 words
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Advertisement688 1974-12-02 3 |jff SHOP EARLY "11 Ff lie CALLING ALL CHILDREN? If? Come and meet Ml our lovely SANTARINA jr^T^l^MvT /s^^^-73 It* \S have a fabulous j m Ilk L M IL Jza HA X'MAS LUCKY DIP. rW fjl 4 SeleCt YOUr V? m OYALTIMf i*2 1 ZM juMM m /S&VFW CHIPMENT^688 words
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Article250 1974-12-02 4 Soviet stand on China pact MOSCOW, Sunday t»HE Communist Party newspaper Pravda x said today the Soviet Union Is still willing to negotiate a non -aggression treaty with China provided Peking drops a key condition. "The Soviet Union offers to conclude with China a treaty on nonattack, non-use against eachUPI - 250 words
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156 1974-12-02 4 Returning jewels Nancy K didn't give away WASHINGTON, San. The State Department has decided to retarn to New York jewellers aboat tSSS,*N (8I11.5H) worth of Jewellery obtained for i official gift-giving by the wife of US Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger, according to Senator William Proxmire. An aide to156 words
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Article, Illustration340 1974-12-02 4 CHURCHILLS OBSERVE HIS CENTENARY BLAOON (England', Sun.— The family of the late sir Winston Churchill gathered In this quiet Oxfordshire village yesterday for a simple service commemorating the great statesman's birth 100 years ago. Sir Winston's frail widow, Lady Clementine o p c n c c r-Churchill, 89, walked toAP - 340 words
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281 1974-12-02 4 AS BRITAIN LAUNCHES ANTH.R.A. DRIVE LONDON, Sunday first day of Britain's campaign against Irish Republican Army guerilla raids ended last night with a double bomb attack on a central London bar which left five people injured. Two bombs were thrown through the windowReuter - 281 words
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160 1974-12-02 4 2 BODIES FOUND IN PLANT AFTER BLASTS BEAUMONT (Tex&i) Sun. Fire-fighters dinging through the rubble left from a series of explosions that destroyed 25 per cent of the UBss million (Ssli.S million) Goodyear synthetic rubber plant found the bodies of two workers yesterday. Ten people were Injured In the blastsUPI - 160 words
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Article116 1974-12-02 4 rKYO, tan. Hie Italian Government has ashed two Japan~ ccc construction firms for advice on how to prevent the CM yearaid loaning Tower of Phm from farther de. eUae and eveataal collapse, a Japanese newspaper said yesterday KonoUe-Gmml Co. Ltd. aad Nissan Frees* Co.AP - 116 words
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306 1974-12-02 4 Rhodesia role in South African detente: Premier SALISBURY. Sun—Rhodesia has a part to play in Southern African detente. Prime Minister lan Smith said in an interview with the Rhodesian Sunday Mall published today. He was speaking against a background of apparent moves towards dialogue between Zambia and South Africa. Rhodesia'sReuter - 306 words
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Article91 1974-12-02 4 George Best nabs bomb hoaxer MANCHESTER, Sun. Former British soccer star George Best turned policeman when he overheard a man making a bomb hoax telephone call, a court heard here yesterday. Best, who was born In Northern Ireland, heard the man make a call in a hotel bore. He detainedReuter - 91 words
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Article33 1974-12-02 4 RECIFE (Braxll). Bun. Fourteen people died and ia other* were Injured when two buMs collided at Igarusu 40 km (35 mil**) north of this northeastern state capital, police reported yesterday. AF~33 words
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Article28 1974-12-02 4 NEW DELHI, Son P»kl»Un and India finned protocol here yesterday to lift a 10-year-old ban on trade between the countries with effect from Deo. 7— ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article210 1974-12-02 5 Ford to get WASHINGTON, Sun OS Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kls■tafer arrived home from the Far East yestjrtay to report to *residont Ford on his talks with Chinese leaders. The President, who b to visit Peking next year. was ozpoetod to receive a briefing from Dr. Kissinger. Dr. KissingerReuter - 210 words
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535 1974-12-02 5 'DESPICABLE MEANS USED' China blasts US on that vote in UN HONGKONG, Sun.— China launched one of its sharpest propaganda attacks on the United States in months today, less than 48 hours after US Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger ended a five-day visit there. The Chinese Communist Party newspaper,Reuter; AP - 535 words
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258 1974-12-02 5 'Aid for Danang blast victims' demo SAIGON, Sun. About 700 people demonstrated outside Danang alrbase today to demand government Indemnification for casualties and damage from an ammunition dump explosion two days ago, field reports said. The demonstrators, seme carrying placards, blocked traffic and milled around outside the base's main gateAP; UPI - 258 words
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Article234 1974-12-02 5 HK TURNS BACK CHINA MIGRANTS HONGKONG, Son- The Hongkong Government has Uken action to torn back Illegal Chinese immigrants to China became of the attain they p«t on the economy and social welfare propimmM of the British crown colony, a Gorenwent ■■■Ihwihii said today. The opilmmun said Illegal Chinese Immigrants234 words
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Article30 1974-12-02 5 MANILA, Son. Conspirators, foiled eight tlmo* In their attempt to ■mrttrnte President Marcos. are still out to get him. the Government-owned Philippine News Agency reported today UPI.UPI - 30 words
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Article, Illustration338 1974-12-02 6 ADDIS ABABA, Sun.— Deposed Emperor Haile Selassie has freely signed over his entire personal and family fortune unofficially est i mated at US$l.5 billion (553.6 billion) to aid victims of Ethiopia's disastrous drought, the military government announced yesterday. The communique said Selassie signed overReuter - 338 words
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Article330 1974-12-02 6 ANKARA, Sunday army units to, Cyprus were on increased alert yesterday as government and military leaders showed increasing hostility towards the prospect of Archbishop Makarios returning to the troubled island Cyprus peace moves were already in danger following the crushing parliamentary defeat suffered yesterday byReuter - 330 words
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Article26 1974-12-02 6 BOGOTA, Bun. Shop* wo* atckad. bui «et oc fb» «nd M peopl* mated trMb violence ajarfcad by PrtM tnerwM roefcad the OnhiiMm capital yartcrdar.26 words
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Article51 1974-12-02 6 MBS. CORETTA King (centre), widow of civil rights leader Martin Lather King, leading a march through Boston streets on Saturday In support of court-ordered school integration. The march ended at the City Hall Plaza. Mrs. King then addressed the group. In the background is the State House. UPIUPI - 51 words
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Article162 1974-12-02 6 REJECT MONARCHY CALL BY 128 VIPs ATHENS, Sun. A group 3f 128 Greek personalities, among them three lormer presidents of the Supreme Court ai.i 46 university Srofessors, called on the trt"k people today to vote against restoring the monarchy In next Sunday's referendum. In a statement published In the GreekReuter - 162 words
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Article24 1974-12-02 6 PEKING. Sun. Two foreign diplomats were married here yesterday in a Chinese wedding ceremony, the first foreigners to wed in Peking for several years.24 words
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Article33 1974-12-02 6 Seated at a rectangular table in the office of the Chaoyang District Revolutionary Committee In Peking's diplomatic quarter. Austrian Charge d'A.'falres Arnold Moeblus married British Junior diplomat Elizabeth Wright. They met in Peking.33 words
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Article32 1974-12-02 6 KARACHI: A naval and air exercise involving number- states of the Central Treaty Orcani sal ion (Cento) has Just brrn successfully completed in the northern Indian Ocean, an official statement laid yesterday.32 words
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Article29 1974-12-02 6 NAHA (Okinawa): The Oklna»an Prefecture Government is trying to boost the sales of the fiery locsl rice liquor with the slogan "Okinawa's prosperity begins from i cup of uwamorl."29 words
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Article27 1974-12-02 6 COLOMBO: Sri Lanka and Saudi Arabia have agreed to establish diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level to strengthen their ties of friendship, Sri Lanka's Foreign Ministry announced today.27 words
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Article74 1974-12-02 6 Sudan visit NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi and President Fakhruddin All Ahmed have accepted invitations from visiting Sudanese President Jaafar el Nlmelry to visit Sudan but the dates have not yet been fixed, according to an official statement here today. DAMASCUS: Syria's bud- Joj 1975 has been74 words
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Article32 1974-12-02 6 MOSCOW: Norway and Bovlet Union have ended the first round of their talks on sharing the Barents Sea, potentially a rich new source of raw materials Including oil. Norwegian officials said yesterday.32 words
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Article33 1974-12-02 6 MANAGUA (Nicaragua): I Strongman Gen. Anaitaaio Somota Debayle was sworn In today for a second term as President of Nicaragua in this capital city, which was devastated by an earthquake two years ago.—Agencies.Agencies - 33 words
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Advertisement43 1974-12-02 6 THE INDONESIA TIMES Airflown daily from Indonesia and deliver to your office everyday. SUBSCRIPTIONS:--$2O- PER MONTH To place your order, please call:THE DISTRIBUTOR GUAN HOE HIM PTE. LTD., 3RD FLOOR, 35-36 PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE 1 TELEPHONE NOS. *****/ ***** (MRS. LEONG MISS CHIA)43 words
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Article, Illustration211 1974-12-02 8 SWEATING IT OUT TO 'CAPTURE* STORE TT waa a scene that would have made an eyecatching Fi*'~*'iC as this young artist competed in a mi Til paintIng contest at the National Stadium yesterday. With their mnltl-hued shirts, caps and deep expressions the children lent the contest a211 words
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Article309 1974-12-02 8 T»HE Singapore Institute of Surveyors has called for statutory control of estate agents' activities to protect the genuine purchaser. In an editorial In the Singapore Surveyor. Journal of the 818, the Institute says steps to review the estate agency profession are desirable as the property market309 words
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145 1974-12-02 8 Snatch suspect caught after a chase r'O clvic-mlnded men, one of them on a motorcycle, responded to a woman's cries for help and detained a man suspected to have snatched her gold chain along St. Michael Road yesterday morning. Lye Aye Mol, 42. was walking along the road when a145 words
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Article51 1974-12-02 8 Photography course THK YMCA wIU bold a PhotOKrmphr count at 1U Orchard Road [mhhlim beginning on Dec. 10 on Tuesdays and TbundaTs from 7JO pjn. to •JO p.m. and on Saturdays from I pjn. to 4 pjn. The fa* Is $15 for nonmtabtn and $13 for memberv Tor details telepbooe51 words
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59 1974-12-02 8 A THIEF walked omt A of the e«Hlnan Jewellers la The Orchard, Orchard Bead, richer by SU.7M worth of jewellery on Friday. A Mleadrl ted ear- Her placed Jewellery a Jade banf le and a dtawrt stadded pendant—on an open window showcase of the59 words
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Article103 1974-12-02 8 Clerk robbed of $3,500 and car A TRADING company clerk was abdu. and robbed of $3,543 bj three men at Read Btreet on Saturday evening. Tan Hong Tong. 43. v driving his red Toyota Corolla car at 6 25 prr, when three men «ot ou* of their car and force,103 words
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Article71 1974-12-02 8 Telok Blangah P0 to open today TELOK Blangah East Post Office at 55, Block 22, Telok Blangah Crescent will open for business today. The office will provide nor mal counter services. including a special counUr r Post Office asvlnfi Bu.l (POSB) transactions. Trltgraphlc and allied service will not be however71 words
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Advertisement1153 1974-12-02 10 A gourmet's frolic or white there's a thrOUgn wine for you A Tl7 ITH Singapore's rapid growth and A^ fl emergence in the last few years as an IA- A^k ~m rm L^ H^ international business and tourism center Ji rUII f• II A- M V it has also become1,153 words
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Advertisement353 1974-12-02 10 A Master Chefs haute cuisine a^bw S aS Hw J P i Mr Chatel (left) ptcktng the wina with Mr. Mario Ruotcn, Oeneral Manager of Ming Court. TO have a quar- same time he makes tpr rpntnrv nf sure that his national your llfJriJdi dlshes are absolutely your lire aeai-353 words
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Advertisement234 1974-12-02 10 With Compliments of Optorg Co., Pte. Ltd. (Wines Spirits Dept.) 132-138, Robinson Road, Spore Importer: PAUL BOUCHARD FRENCH WINES. Lights at a touch... time after time... after time... The New Silver Match convertible lighter is the ultimate in design and technology, created in France, and backed by a guarantee of234 words
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Article, Illustration177 1974-12-02 11 Spores grand old doctor dies, 88 Chen Ah Poh Wr (above), the Hand old man of Hngapore's medical world, died at his wR 1 1 kln s o n Road liome, off Tanjong Katong Road yesterIrlay at 5 a.m. He was I Dr. Chen, one of the I oldest surviving177 words
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Article40 1974-12-02 11 MR. MICHAEL BP. Lee. president of the Institution cm Engineers Singapore, led 70 professional engineers from the private and public rectors in the three-day lEM lES engineering convention on Industrial Safety In Kuala Lumpur which ended yesterday.40 words
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Article411 1974-12-02 11 Factories brace for a slump GLOOMY PROSPECTS TILL MARCH \f OST manufactorers are gloomy about their business prospects and have geared themselves for a slump till March next year, the Department of Statistics said yesterday. f^ Bratßa A statement from the department said a survey showed that Industrialists who felt411 words
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161 1974-12-02 11 DEATH OF WIFE, THEN MAN HANGS HIMSELF A MAN hanged himself minutes after hearing or his wife's death fall from a block of flats, a coroner's inquiry heard on Saturday. Wee choo Seng. 60, of Tiong Bahru Road, was found hanged In the rollet while his family was attending to161 words
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Article35 1974-12-02 11 THE South-east Asian Fisheries Development Centre's appeal against the confiscation of the research vessel Changi by Burmese authorities in June is expected to be heard in a Rangoon court on Dec. 10.35 words
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89 1974-12-02 11 'DRIVER' WHO VANISHED WITH MERCEDES A MAN posed as a driver and vanished with a $50,000 Mercedes 280 car from Paya Lebar airport car park on Saturday evening. Soon Choo Teck, 24, of Gilstead Road was at home when a man called at 5.30 p.m. Parent! The man told him89 words
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Article35 1974-12-02 11 THE numbers picked In yesterday's Toto Draw No. 95/74 were 12. 49. 46. 18. and 25. The additional number was 17. The numbers picked In the circles draw were 14. 17, and35 words
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Article, Illustration175 1974-12-02 11 Rachel's the fairest of them all l ITTLE Snow White MJ had a triumphant birthday on Saturday. Preuy as a picturs and glowing with Joy, RaI chel Ang Al Leen. who had just turned seven, captured the hearts of the judges and audience with her realistic protrayal of Snow White175 words
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Article64 1974-12-02 11 THE International seminar on urban land use policy, taxation and economic development to be opened on Dec. 16, Is organised by the Economics Society of Singapore and not the University of Singapore Economics Society as reported In the Straits Times of Nov. 18 The total number64 words
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Miscellaneous233 1974-12-02 11 Bringing Up Fatlfr By BUI Kavanagh <c Hal Camp I WELL, I'LL CALL THE VOl/feE A PEAR TO ASK MOTHB«,VOU'U. LCVcN SO MAGStE RCFURNISwePN PURNITTJTC STQRS M 6 TO STAY ALL V/EBX/J THE WAV I RJKNISMBP J THE SUKT KOOM AFTER J ANP HAVE THEM *>— —TT E <3USffT ROOM233 words
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Article, Illustration278 1974-12-02 13 Stepping up C-Plan meets on technology rE Colombo Plan Bureau will step up Its programme of holding seminar*, and colloquiums In member countries to stlmulate technical training and build up a pool of skilled cadres. The next national seminar will be held In Bangladesh In February. A colloquium will be278 words
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Article57 1974-12-02 13 THE body of Mohaldeen Mohammed Ghanl. 25, was found at the foot of Block D, Taniong Paxar Road, at about 8.30 a.m. on Saturday. Mohalden la believed to have fallen from the 30th storey aa a pair of sllpperi was found on the corridor57 words
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Article26 1974-12-02 13 THE Adult Education Board will hold Mandarin language clauaa at tt» Moutittxtttcn AEB centre In Dakota Crescent from Dec. 9. The fee U 160.26 words
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167 1974-12-02 13 A ZESTFUL DAY FOR DELEGATES AT ORCHID GARDEN A GREEN tranquil garden and enchanting orchid blooms made it a restful day for these delegates ?t tending the Colombo Plan conference now going on here. It was especially so because for the past week they had been cooped np in committee167 words
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Article37 1974-12-02 13 THE Metropolitan YMCA will organlat a camp for children between nine and IB year* old at Pulau Seletar from Dec. 18 to 31. The programme Include, canoeing, water-skiing, mapreading, swimming, cooking, Ulentlme and mlnl-Ule»port».37 words
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126 1974-12-02 13 ITALIAN TEAM TO EXPLORE JOINT VENTURES AN eight member trade mission sponsored by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Trade arrived here yesterday to Improve economic ties between Par Eastern countries and the European Common market bloc. Members of the mission will call on various government economic bodies and meet local126 words
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391 1974-12-02 13 P.M. RAMAN - Spore helping India save millions P.M. RAMAN By gINGAPORE is among the many nations co-operating with India to crack down on smugglers who subvert the Indian economy, Prof. P.K. Mukherjee, Indian Minister for Revenue and Expenditure, said here yesterday. Prof. Mukherjee who Is heading the Indian delegation to the 24th391 words
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200 1974-12-02 13 TTHE Prime Minister will A open the 24th Colombo Plan Consultative Committee meet In* at 8.15 p.m. today at Shangri-La Hotel. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew will be received on arrival by a four-man reception committee headed by Mr. K.W. Barker. Minister for Law and200 words
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Article54 1974-12-02 13 SEVEKAL families aortas Into their new HDB flat* 1b Block 8). Marine Cremrt on Batardar had to "»o«tpone" their operation*. They came In lorries with their belonfinn bat found the two Ufu serving the Meek oat of operation. The lifts were repaired Jvat before noon Teaterday and54 words
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Advertisement61 1974-12-02 15 If style is what you want thisKmas! II GO to STYLE today! LOUSES SIZES 30—32 IN 1 JH MANY DESIGNS TO CLIaR BPM| S 7 00 J^*jm| Pantaloon 2i > Plain Knit Pinotor* 1 7 colon 1 Via^B "\^i/ I fil I up $14 00 now S 8 00 f\61 words
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The Straits Times MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1974
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Article480 1974-12-02 16 rrENTY-FOUR years ago a founding report of the Colombo Kan stated the urgent need to relieve "the pressure of poverty and hunger" In Asia. The area covered by the Plan has grown to Include Pacific countries too, and the amount Involved In Colombo Plan aid has been substantial.480 words
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Article128 1974-12-02 16 V AST week's change of guard In Saigon brought a number of technocrats into President Thieu's Cabinet. Presumably, they are all free of the taint of corruption, unlike some of the "old pro's" who preceded them, and to that extent the appointments should blunt some of the anti-Thieu128 words
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Article661 1974-12-02 16 A BRITISH news- paper commentIn g on Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka's fall from trace surfestrd that moral standards had perhaps risen in Tokyo In recent times. How else could alleged flnauria'. jiggery-pokery hare caused Mr. Tanaka's downfall when moneybag-politics have been a way of life In Japan661 words
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Article, Illustration1706 1974-12-02 16 WILLIAM CAMPBELL - WILLIAM CAMPBELL By ALONGSIDE two British Colombo Plan experts at the Singapore Tech nical Institute are 10 students from other developing regional countries on training awards provided by the Singa pore Government. There are as well on the STI staff1,706 words
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Advertisement9 1974-12-02 16 Si RADO DIASTAR V fIBMsP ELECT ROSONIC Ret 25ESV9 words
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Advertisement226 1974-12-02 16 ssWSssm«mjf uAAnmfU ■^^bsbbbbbbbbbbbbs SuUUBI ■t rismf Kami m If •sv VF There are occasions when only the extraordinary will do. That is the time to give a Silver Imperial or Imperial Sovereign. Crafted in precious metals. l»2»O/»l »IN 'and 'cc/outetf 'fietruUcfw JiitujA toiVAbwiU i^*^3ZU nc h or 12-inch sß^^ The226 words
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255 1974-12-02 17 rE Port of Singapore Authority Is expected to handle a record-breaking 2.5 million tonnes of container cargo by the end of this year. For the first three quarters of this year, more than 2.05 million tonnes of container cargo was handled255 words
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255 1974-12-02 17 Second Income bond scheme launched THHE NTUC Insurance co- orjerative. Income, has launched its second special Income bond sales drive to mobilise funds to support its housing and other economic development projects. The first was launched last year by the Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister. Dr. Ooh Kent? Swte,255 words
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Article, Illustration524 1974-12-02 17 WEE LIAN CHONG - Girls too are good providers WEE LIAN CHONG By OARENTS who per- slst in trying for a male child at the expense of a continuously growing Singapore population, were yesterday reminded of the old common saying: A son is a son till he gets a wife, a daughter Is a524 words
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Article269 1974-12-02 17 'THE Chambers of Commerce and the x Singapore Manufacturers' Association will meet In a fortnight to discuss the formation of a Joint trade mission to Indonesia next year. The president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Tan Keong Choon, said yesterday he wrote to269 words
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Article, Illustration203 1974-12-02 17 Ts/o Iranians are a*w la Singapore to learn all ther ran about the raaniag of libraries. ■Hrn Jila Okhravi and Miss Bom* Bani- both 23. are here oa a three-month training programme with the National Library. Said Miss Okhravi: "We want to compare library203 words
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Advertisement357 1974-12-02 17 STOCK REDUCTION SALE ft CHRISTMAS SALE MEN'S SHOES (From Italy, Germany. Enftand and Franc*) DUHLOPER LONG SLEEVES fr*aaa f 4.M mp^mrdm. AMERICAN JEANS fr.asa $19— apwaral.. If a«r rV H urrn l SM+ F T»Sm m A.X.M. ZAKARIA BROS., 338. North BrMge rtawaJ (Oppo»it« Od«on Thawtra) Sln«apor«-7 Tel: *****8 Also357 words
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Miscellaneous849 1974-12-02 17 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 1H PM Opening followed by Veedun Naadum US Make Rooo for Daddy Katby Leaves (TamiD Dann y 70S sMaa^ HariaV •^sfcaT sa IM Diary of Events (Tamil) JJ Ne^Malav) 3J5 Love is a Many Spiendoured Thing 7.45 Pesta Ria Malay) 3.55 Maya- Uagam (Tamil-Repeat} US849 words
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Miscellaneous53 1974-12-02 17 I SWIMMING TIMES TaMT: Sspaare 11.52 tA TlaWaaV: ttswart 12.35 0.1 m), SaaM beast 9.56 Ul pa. Q.W. Saatf fcstaH 10.43 (12m), fat Mm 8.11 u» (Ltm), Pat Hcaw t5O a.m. (3a), 127 la. (2.7 m). (2.sa), 9.06 pa. (2.7 a). I r aAM |si 1 I WOOOSTOCK MAKES A53 words
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266 1974-12-02 18 Stay-in schools for rural students K. LUMPUR. Sun backgrounds and strengthen national understanding and unity right from the classroom. THE Government is giving priority to the setting up of residential schools to provide rural students the opportunity to further their education, Tun Abdul Razak said yesterday. Students with potential and266 words
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Article50 1974-12-02 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. All state commanders of the St. John Ambulance Malaysia have been directed to provide assistance to the public in case of floods. It* secretary-general, Capt. V.I. Joseph, said here today that the St. John Ambulance personnel are on stand-by from now on.50 words
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Article27 1974-12-02 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun —Malaysia has established diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level with Arab Gulf states of Bahrain and Aman. a Wlsma Putra statement said.27 words
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209 1974-12-02 18 Four robbed of $8,000 on way to races KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday A BUSINESSMAN rrom Sitiawan, Perak, Mr. Koh Ah Lok, 36, was shot in the right thigh by one of three gunmen who robbed him and his three friends of $8,000 here yesterday. Mr. Koh Is undergoing treatment In the209 words
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Article30 1974-12-02 18 MALACCA. Sun. The Malacca Fisheries department plans to turn disused padl land into ponds for fresh water flsh. So far. more than 300 such pounds have been oullt.30 words
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Article39 1974-12-02 18 PENANO. Bun. Malaysian Airline System Is studylac the possibility of operating a 8707 semi-freighter to Burope and Australia In the near future. Today, it introduced a scheduled freighter operation between Kuala Lumpur. Sabab and Sarawak.39 words
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Article46 1974-12-02 18 BAHAU. Sun. AppUc*ttona are now open to youths between 17 and a to Join In a J.OOO-*cre oU palm project in Sungal Chermal. 18 mllM from here. All meeeasnil applicant* would be given eight acne for oil palm and half -an-acre tor fruit*46 words
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Article39 1974-12-02 18 KOALA LUMPUR. Sun —Two flahinf port* eosUng a total of WO million will be built in Cbcndertnc. Treofganu and t'tin. p*h*nf as part of the Government plan* to modemiw the Jtobtaac industry, the Dewmn Rakyst was toM.39 words
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241 1974-12-02 18 Unions to press for higher EPF rates PENANG. Sun.— Penang unionists today formed a six-member subcommittre to draft a memorandum to press the Minister of Finance aa chair nan of the Employees Provident Fund Board, to take the initiative to raise the EPF Interest rate on par with bank rales241 words
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Article47 1974-12-02 18 ALOR STAR, Sun. At least 1,000 labourers are urgently needed by the rice milling Industry In Kedah. A leading rice miller said today that almost all the 36 big rice mills and a number of Nnall ones were facing an acute shortage of workers.47 words
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Article51 1974-12-02 18 FENANO, Sun. Fire gutted the Penang Port Commission canteen ana prayer house beside the Commlsslvn'n main building at King Edward Place here last night Damage was estimated at more than $30,000, Including about $10,000 worth of gooda and accessories belonging to the Penang Port Commission Co-operative51 words
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226 1974-12-02 18 PENANG, Sunday 'J'HE managing partner of Hai Thong Shipping Company. Mr. Tcoh Ti;m Poh, was murdered in front of his office in Penang Street here this morning. Mr. Teoh, 54, was alighting from his car when a man In his twenties, wearing a226 words
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Article87 1974-12-02 18 KOTA KINABALU. Sun. A plane belonging to Sabah Flying Club crashed and burst Into flames, killing Its two passengers and the pilot in Sandakan last night. The aircraft was trying to land in heavy rain when It crashed into swampland not far from theReuter - 87 words
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Article85 1974-12-02 18 BOYCOTT TO GO ON, SAY STUDENTS KUALA Il'MPlßSun Agricultural siudents here said today they would continue fo boycott their classes until the Government agrees to upgrade the status of their colleges. Their reaction was in response to a recent announcement by the Government that the agricultural institutes in the country,Reuter - 85 words
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Article60 1974-12-02 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun More than 400 delegates from 14 countries Including Singapore, will begin a three-day conference here tomorrow to discuss problems of highrise buildings. Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak will open the conference, which alma to find ways for building better and safer tail buildings60 words
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Advertisement446 1974-12-02 18 PAOat 16 a^r ~^^a^Bj i^^^^^^^^^H \Zdl\M mm m mM T a%ar aw f a^ar a^r M -ft hhb^bb^bw m m \w t \w Vv MWM WmM ii mm W v a I A W m'~\JT A ~r 1 Like the blazing rainbow spectrum JvALeidoscopic godi od f ortun %'i rip446 words
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Advertisement103 1974-12-02 18 R WOODHUE TIGRESS XANADUE ZIZANIE FLAMBEAU STRAW HAT WEST 5 jM|. lie li// /^bC a^B^k^aW *l I \rM( 5 w y^Ap^ j/^ Bb^^T^b bV^^^bb b^^\ \3/ CTHJ_3Iart:DEC. 1 1B7ia.J v* Call at any Faberge counter, located in leading departmental stores, make your purchase and qualify fora free gift from Faberge's103 words
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Advertisement736 1974-12-02 20 QfffJEg «ng Tl laaWR, LaVa»m/tafTatjn PTH T|.Maa 1 1BM I 'l P. MMM PMMI IMBB Mn •OMU MtLM 111 OM IS, II OM M/M OM OHMa 111 LaMM. rrW| VI. raw MX Aatawf I/t. MU UIOJA 11.11 Mc I lOrn 111 Om U "Mwt 27 T L>aM Jl i. tit.736 words
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Advertisement868 1974-12-02 20 REGULAR TINIER SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA P. Mobj SitttMrt loaaai tor mm mm 1 1: 12 ii mm ii/ii jm (9107 tort built 1970) S«qmt. MoftoarM TO SOUTH AFRICA A IESSEI IM Jm IM In f LMMho. Oorow TO BAT OF BENGAL P. lUaaf S>n*atort LaaJav NMTKM STAI Vlt 17 tot868 words
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Advertisement517 1974-12-02 21 INSTRUMENT TECHNICIAN BRUNEI SHELL Petroleum Company Limited, under the terms of their conrroct with BRUNEI LNG Limited, wish to recruit Instrument Technicians for their newly constructed Liquified Naturol Gas Plant ot Lumut, State of Brunei. Successful candidates will work on o wide range of modern pneumatic ond electronic instrumentation. Candidates517 words
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Advertisement647 1974-12-02 21 SENIOR BUYER/ PURCHASING OFFKER A pfOQMtMVQ if>t#CT»«rtteO#l MafftnO CltQlfMMsHino, MO Construction Company is issalwa, eaaIIc SHOWS from Singapore Citizen* lor the ebowemewtloned position which offers excaHent opportunity for eoVencemewt In s cwellsiißlin Indusjtry. DUTIES A NO RESPONSIBILITIES Responsible to the Purchasing Agent for the supervision and control ol the Purchasing647 words
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Advertisement519 1974-12-02 21 ll ™T. ll ■■j II M\ TELEPHONE |l rr^^ SILVER COACH liTlliirf! ■J I^^^lJ DIBTRICT COURT SALE COFFFC Writ of Belture m^^ V J Bah 4 Sale No. 1117 of 1974 I Jj>i «il_ HOUSE Seashore Sanatorium (Pte) i^jjj^^^pjp^ RESTAU- C1 nl \/l\ \y \S RANT Auction Sale Of l—^519 words
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Article1259 1974-12-02 22 Ag service to r—asrs the Basiases Tl»ea feMehse weekly detailed aaalysis of •etoated shares traded ea the Stock Excfeaukge of Hiagsper*. The year's highs aai tows are folUwaa by the week's sasreeiearts ia price sod torawver with calcul 4M4mti yieUs sad gross price earaiags ratio. NOT*-: Cloelng1,259 words
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Article712 1974-12-02 22 rriHf Mtowias i* a list of nuouiisoi for lh» »««k up lo frrieay. Nov. far counter* do I included ia Urn wnk■aara •«•!> n. Pric* Bjvtanl bated on a coasariaaa of Ual aala*. Nay. and Nov. a >• .ho.n ia brackaU. INDUSTRIALS H. L B. 8. I712 words
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Article198 1974-12-02 22 Company meetings The following company meetings are due: Singapore Ettal Corporation Ltd.: Dec. 3. 11 ajn., Jalan Papan, Jurong Town. Singapore 33. flyarlkat EaMern WmiiHmg Bhd: Dec 4. v.30 ajn., Registered Office, Birch House, 73 Jalan Datuk Kersmst, Penang. Oleaealy PlaaUtteas (Malaya) BM.: Dec. 7, 10 ajn.. Registered Office, No.198 words
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Article422 1974-12-02 22 MIW YORK. FTL The stock market moved In a narrow price range today and finished lower in the lightest trading In mare than three immthe Volume tumbled to 7.40 mUlior shares from 14J1 ml.**! shares on Wednesday M many investors and traders apparently were taking a four-day holiday.422 words
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Article54 1974-12-02 22 jruiucH. pit The stock MJ market today showed a rather Irregular trend. The majority stocks closed un- der yesterday's level. g Bonds ware steady. The Credit Sulase Index ai was laaj. down 0.7 point. _C*«M vn— m awlas Mass O witk tk. <n lnH m aw until •ernes' Sflea:54 words
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Article195 1974-12-02 22 -yOKYO. Sat— The market x opened «-«jih~ ->j and gradually advanced. Shipping Ifaues stayed buoyant and bank issues continued the upward trend. Department store stocks were also firm. Machineries were strong but «-'mn t »fih were weak. The market In general firmed towards the dose. The Dow Jones Average195 words
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Article221 1974-12-02 22 A MSTERDAM. Prt A Dutch Internationals closed narrowly mixed with Akae and inJacver edging higher, Reyal Dateh lower and Ilaogoiuss and Philip* unchanged in very quiet tradIng. Gains predominated In local issues led by Heinefcen, nWsrsmiM. OCE, Berk. RBV. KNP and Maaisi. Shaffer. Beer and Van Ommerea led the221 words
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Article237 1974-12-02 22 Forex market roundup THK U8 dollar was again weak In European torn markets last week due to expectations of a high German trade surplus and a not so favourable VS. trade balance. Another prime rate cut to 10 per cent by First National City Bank may also have helped sentiment237 words
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Article85 1974-12-02 22 Year: Jan. 4. 1071 100 lt7 Week's Action 441.20 181.28 Banks, Insaraace, M Jt^E" d Tiustees 194.91 189.28 SJM 152.1S M.M Chemicals, Robber Froducta, Reflataf as \\lll «ss =*s niM 140.U Cewtnetlon, Batldliif w«7 iirjt SJLSS-Situ ItSM 14$ M M u,mE.£?SL. m lf7Jt I-* I £SSr85 words
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Article200 1974-12-02 22 a WAN currency average depodt* rates for the week ended Friday. New 38. B%li low 7 days 9 I/a a 1 mth 11 j 3 a mth. 10 9/16 10 1/16 6 mth« 10 l/» io i/» 9 mth* 7/6 9 j 4 la mth* 13/16 5200 words
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Article57 1974-12-02 22 fHE MlMta« Mrt .of stock, gfo. the tea bum 4«lt la J^L^^lJ* 1 llmi.ili at CompanJc Anww Prieca Hl«h Law '•H No».»» 1*74 Bhae D«rty S7l $147 $4M fI.M Itow ffc, 7M En Uf Jim S|| r Si US SS &S 5S J Sf 4 giJ- SJS57 words
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Article197 1974-12-02 22 LOCAL STOCK INDICES SINGAPORE MALAYSIA DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED Chin T.ck CeU Stone* HTand LTan* Iaeheape Ialand Fca. Metal Box t Interim 1JM%t Date Total far ToUlfor payable the year pnwtum Ttt J«n. M 15% 1$% Jan. M lt%t SM% Feb. T 1M%f *1U% Dec. II t%t 'U% Dee. M «%t U%197 words
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Article337 1974-12-02 22 ALL sections of the Singapore produce market ruled dull last week with dealers still hampered by uncertainty In the money market. The incentive to deal was further blunted by lack of proper price Indications from overseas. The European and London markets were going through then- seasonal lull so337 words
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Article122 1974-12-02 22 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING FsUCZS PER PICUL ON SATURDAY. Coomb* OH: Bulk II3ON artier*, drum H2SN sailers. Cepn: Mixed (loose) UK/ Oont SUN buyers. Ft Mil Muntok AfITA white fob. 100% S3M sellers. Sarawak ****** f.o.b 56% NLW $267^ sellers. Sarawak special black tx>.b M% NLW 1315122 words
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Article560 1974-12-02 22 EDITED BY TSAI TAN ARKET sentiment IT< continued to be undermined by international factors at the Stock Exchange of Singapore last week. Throughout the period, trading was light with an easier bias prevailing most of the time. Investors In general were still holding off while others proceeded to560 words
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Article54 1974-12-02 22 MOST ACTIVE NOVEMBER STOOLS: sane Derby (3.814.000). Haw Par Brothers (2.761.000) Faber Merlin (2.4 M.000); Oeneral Lumber (2.1 M.000). DBS. (1.976.000); U.OB. (1.810.--000); 0.C8.C (1.446.0001. Malayan Credit (1.137.000); San Holdings (1, 124.0001. Incht-Hpe (576.000). Kartmau Invrttmrata i822.000i, Otv Developments (502.000); Paber I'nlon Loan (396.000). Cold Storage (375.000);54 words
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Article431 1974-12-02 22 iiriTH a negative mood T? prevalent, share prices were marked another level lower on the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange last week, forcing the New B.T. Industrial ordinary Index down 4.60 points to 160.28, Its lowest in more than three years. There were no fresh incentives for trading431 words
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Article49 1974-12-02 22 pOR the week rnded Satur«ay, Not. 30 the raace of call rates received frees Short Deposits (M) Berhad was as folows: BANK FUND: t pn emt to 3\ per cent GI.NERAL FUNDB: 1 per erflt >o 3\ prr cent. MOVEMENTS of land* toUDed till million49 words
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Article619 1974-12-02 22 LONDON: The market began last week depressed after the troubles of Triumph Investment and never really recovered, despite a mild technical rally last Tuesday caused by Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey's call for increased investment by Industry. The FT. index ended the week with a 2.2619 words
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Article131 1974-12-02 22 COMMODITIES LONDON: Tin prices on Friday showed only small changes either way but the standard grade backwardation widened to £30 reflecting expectations of a very substantial decline in stocks this week. But the general effect of the fully steady cash price was offset to some extent byReuter - 131 words
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Article34 1974-12-02 22 Laa«a» aoppar anew em Fnaar (limliw la brutwi. Wlrrtsr a«« kayar IMS M> (latest) mow isss.se <imi lfciee Moot* bujrar IMM <<ULe*> Hlkr I*l* (MU.M). Msrfest turn Vary rtrWj solas: t.SJS teases.34 words
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Article18 1974-12-02 22 KAJSOK of mtas am*n4 By «ii O*wml«M 4* t* Call tiaaall 4fe%. Saaraai Willil Dtoanot Ca.18 words
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582 1974-12-02 22 ROUNDUP London rubber uncertain LONDON: An uncertain and somewhat Irregular day was reported last Friday. Dealers said the market was still digesting the Malaysian Government support plans and consequently the short term trend was a little Indefinite. The terminal made up some ground soon after the opening but light liquidation582 words
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Advertisement1441 1974-12-02 23 AYERHTTAM TIN DREDGING LIMITED June, 1974, the Chairman, Mr. J.Q Richardson, made the following poinu:Because of better than anticipated recovery, production for the year ended 30th June, 1974 at 2,636 metric tons was slightly higher than envisaged, although lower than 1973 when 3.525 metric tons were produced. The pre-tax profit1,441 words
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Advertisement335 1974-12-02 23 GAMMON PROPERTIES PRIVATE LIMITED (In members' voluntary liquidation) At an extraordinary general meeting of Oammon Properties Private Limited held on 22. November 1974, the following resolution was duly passed: Special Resolution That Gammon Properties Private Limited be wound up voluntarily and that Mr. Philip Oerald Grundy, Mr. Anthony Geoffrey Cooper335 words
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Advertisement859 1974-12-02 23 JACK CHI A MINING ft INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION BHD (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the Forty-Seventh Annual Oeneral Meeting of the Company will be held at the office of Evatt fc Company, Chartered Bank Chambers, Penang on Friday 20th December, 1074 at 12859 words
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Advertisement789 1974-12-02 23 9^5 ft? CYCLE ft CARRIAGE LIMITED PROFIT ft DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT r ht Board of Directors reports audited Oroup and Hoiclng Company proflu YearssiM YeatwM MtkSesC SttaSsf*. 1*74 lliMt— ItTS -"^j Ore— C— »—y C— y Pre Tax Profit 17.986 17.117 16.361 IS.tM After charging depreciation on I i I I789 words
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Advertisement552 1974-12-02 24 SARAWAK KUCHING WATER BOARD SITUATION VACANT Ap' "cations are Invited for the following post In the Kuching Water board, Kuchlng, Sarawak EjmcuMv* E nptni 1 r (Dawlopmant) 1 vacancy naaatHnatlnn Managerial and Professional Oroup. •asaryScatsc Scale A (Step 2) (1750x50--830/950x50-1150/1300x9- 1500/Eff. Bar/IOOOxIOO-1800). In addition to the clean wage salary, a552 words
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Advertisement493 1974-12-02 24 A large Civil Engineering Company currently constructing bridge across the Pahang River at Kuala Lepar would like to recruit the following personnel:--1) 1 Quantity Surveyor 2) 2 Survey on S) 4 Foremen 4) 13 Assistant Foremen 5) 1 Draughtsman 1 Laboratory Assistant 7) 1 Storekeeper S) 1 Chief Mechanic t)493 words
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Advertisement280 1974-12-02 24 LINE OPERATORS A WELL ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING COMPANY IN PETALING JAVA REQUIRES IMMEDIATELY HSC, MCE OR GCE HOLDERS WITH PASSES IN SCIENCE AND CHEMISTRY TO BE TRAINED AS OPERATORS FOR THEIR NEW PROCESSING LINE. BUMIPUTRA APPLICANTS WILL BE GIVEN PREFERENCE. APPLY TO BOX A 3581 S.T. K.L. 01-02 STATING QUALIFICATIONS, SALARY280 words
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Advertisement251 1974-12-02 24 We are a rapidly growing semi-conductor grade silicon manufacturer located In Us Ulu Kelang Free Trade Zone, Selangor. We are looking for an ambitious person to fill the post of PRODUCTION ENGINEER with the following requirements:— 1. Engineering degree or equivalent 1. A good knowledge either In Mechanlcal/Chemlcal/KlectricaJ field 3.251 words
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Advertisement198 1974-12-02 24 menjemput pemohon-pemohon (Warganegara Malaysia) bagl memegang Jawatan-Jawatan rENOLONG-PENOLONG PENGARAH Calun-calun mestllah memlllkt satu darlpada kelayakan-kelaya-kan yang berlkut (i> IJasah Kepujlan darl Unl-versltl-unlversiu yang dllktlraf oleh Kerajaan. atau 1 dl) Kelas satu atau kelas dua dalam Peperlksaan Akhlr Pemiam (Bar Final Exa- mlnation): atau (111) Kelas tiga dalam Peperlksaan Akhlr Peguam198 words
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Advertisement656 1974-12-02 25 classified ads jg aff CIAL XMAB OFFER. To -void Louise Klerk's I H lei .Slngapura. an- I live pre-X'ma* I 1 reduced lo I J Styllr.g at ed prices. Cffer :> mber only M_if your appotntmenU e-trly s pore) ERK 8 SALONS In I unttl Slngapura for your litest I656 words
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Advertisement775 1974-12-02 25 WORK ANO STUDY TRANMIB for CIS. ICMA. LOC Accounting Examination*. Send pe-tlculSr* and PtOtotoOPO Bnxvn, Spore NEOUJRBB FEMALE CUM Phone *****4 between 930 am -lpm for interview F KB_N*BL BMIPYAND (PRIVATE) LIMITED VACANCY ApplicaUont are invited from suitably qualified candidate* for the appointment of AUDIT CLERK Candidate* should paeaea* the775 words
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Advertisement625 1974-12-02 25 EARN MM/ SMS WEEKLY selling on part-time bails Oreetlng Cards Lucrative commission Job Ideal for Pre-U Secondary student*, undergraduates, ladle* It gent* Apply personally 102 Owen Road, Spore 8 W*w*s_ MALE/ FfcM ALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES for renowned Radio-TV magazine Only applicant* with Advertising experience need apply For ittuln T*r tMBBTSV625 words
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Advertisement712 1974-12-02 25 RBOUSRBB N*wJEDtATELY f FEMALE workers Pleas* apply personally to Union Containers Ptc LM 12. Jalan Jenlera. Jurong Town. Spore 22 SECURITY OUAROS Apply personally during office noun with 4 paaeport-sis* photographs lo $t*> FLOOR. 9U9WM HOUSE. SECURITY OFFICER. PENANGROAD. SINGAPORE S. BOLE UIBIRtBMTIO COMPANY INVITES applications for the following vacancies712 words
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Advertisement694 1974-12-02 25 afe HAPPY HOMES PTE. LTD. DECEMBER SELECTIONS DETACHED BRADDELL HEIGHTS CORONATION ROAD DUNEARN ROAD HOLLAND ROAD JUBILEE ROAD KHEAM HOCK ROAD MERRYN ROAD NAMLY DRIVE BE Mi-OET ACHED JALAN UMAU PURUT JALAN SIAN TUAN MOUNT SINAI ROAD PKCARDY OARDEN PRINCE OF WALES ROAD VANDA DRIVE APARTMENTS BALMORAL COURT KUMHINO COURT694 words
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Advertisement871 1974-12-02 25 NEW DETACHEO BUSNsALOWB 4 air-condiuoned roomt, Meyer Road $2JW> Blnjal Park $1 JOS nets Sheiford Road $373. Jalan Dalian *700 Jalan Manls SMB. Contact Mr Kho *****4 *****4 BUNGALOWS Tan Boon Chong Avenue 82.580 Btnjei Park $2 500; Tai Hwan Heights $1,100. Chestnut Drive SSM: 9*ml-deta*hed Sixth Avenue $1,200. Happy871 words
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Advertisement773 1974-12-02 25 DtSTT. 18 TTH FLOOR, fully furntthed 3 alrconds Contact Mist Tan 6*8153 D4BT. 8 NR.TON TOWER furnished $1,000 Far Bast Manatoo furnished S7M Alnrlew Towers furnkthed MM MIMI DtST 18 APARTMENT WITH SWtt*MtNG pool. 3 >—«■"""»* servant's, fully aircondlUoned carpeted. beautifully furnished SI .380 $1,400 Enquiries *****7 8027T2 FIRST MANSION773 words
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Advertisement821 1974-12-02 25 CHANG* SMOVB. LUXUtwOUS BUNGALOW with central alrcond 1 bedrooms, study servant s. 5130.0 M Acelfiwalssl 25M124V *****46 1-BTORBTY TERRACE M TAMAN Permau (Yew Uan Park) Immediate occupaUon 3 bedroom*. 1 bathrooms servant's amenities. renovated with extra*. Rtng SPECIAL NOME OWNERSHIP SCHEME Tai Hwan Oarden up o 89% loan available, repajment821 words
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Advertisement756 1974-12-02 25 NEWLY RBNOVATBP OFFICE SPACE for rent Oaraeted with test phone 150 mi ft $380 p.m All Inclusive, near Cathay Cinema Tel. 4MBTT rMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE fully furnished aircondlUoned room with telephone at Robinson Road Rent reasonable M3TB4 7M40 a-0 TBLOK AVER vTRSET Area 8M sq.ft whole noor. own entrance Rental $800756 words
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Advertisement816 1974-12-02 25 OXUTV TRAWL (PTE) LT», IH)IB_*J«R lIUIIIR 111 Korea Japan Taiwan I) Taiwan Nanakong (Msctt) Bangkok 12-dan $1485 14-deys $1550 Departure 15 11 28-11 18/1 (3) Banckok Chlengmej by atr SSlSalr coacti 11-day* $480. Every Sunday (4) Ball Jakarta 6-day* MM 15--day* Air r SSSO 11 11. 25 12. 11 (5)816 words
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Advertisement768 1974-12-02 26 nov/mc bargain -value por money"LAKE TOBA PESTTVAL" with 3 roeeJs a«y. dep 19/11 16/11. fit. 3/12 »/|2 10/12. 16/12. 17/12 23 12 24/11. 30/12 11/12 *44*orS«M It DAY* JAVA SALT vlsll Jogta. Bandung Jakarta. Bail. Banbar! etc deo r7'll. 1/12. 15/12. OAi S/12 MM 16 <Uyi). MM -MAAOVAI BPSCIAL' dep768 words
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Advertisement703 1974-12-02 26 roil QUICK UMCM «imUoo. nut Lju Wan Raataurant JT7C. Jalan Beau (alrcon Tel 25*3303 2MIM4. Branch Woe* 44 MM Dsndwnser Road (Aireon) Tel 2M4480' *****41 ALOMA UNU HAWAIIAN VILLAGE 1 NKo« Df*» Vm— 17 Escape to Singapore* Hawaiian Village Tanah Merah the lush, lovely lifhthearKd land of Aloha for exotic703 words
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Advertisement708 1974-12-02 26 shorthand Btatwwsns arraNSlVf ONI MOMTN COUMI Umried 16 vannctar Toacner t years teaching experience Flea** enrol now Enquiries Systematic Bustne** Tr»JnUif Centre. Room 117 Ist Floor P»« Centre Silsglf Ro»0 (*****3) •mCMTMTWWVt combmucim courses mm school leavers Mk I»u»W|'i Cwtm 3 mw». COMMINCINO: ITN STN DSCEM4MR. Please enrol early (1)708 words
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Advertisement718 1974-12-02 26 EVCMN4I COUWSSS ACADEMIC COURSEB I. &M*B|>ore-Gaakbfld«e Q.CE O 1 Level Examination Course t Kngllab Lingua*' Bwinun Mathemauc* Alt Bf. Additional Mathematics and Principles of Account*: Science Physical Science and PioHgy 2 O.C.E. A 1 Lewi One year intensive course ArU and Science subjects Also preprofesctonai one-year Course. Commercial Subjects, for718 words
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Advertisement793 1974-12-02 26 lASTOW CO— IUCUt HUMMS CENTRE. 225-A East Coast Road. Spore 1* *****9 Shorthand (Beginner* and 90-10 w p.m.). Bookkeeping. French (all levels). Typewriting (Morning, afternoon or even'-i sessions specially for school leavers and those wishing to profit from their long school holidays) Enrol now!' COMPUTER PROGRAMMING COUftM COMMKHCINO 5 12.74793 words
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Advertisement874 1974-12-02 26 mmi capbi tWTw node! with radio, insurance, road tv for M.MOono Tel: SIMM. mo nov n wimor w« n Good condition Low ■lHaaii Contact Yont Lun *****4. 1170 MA2DA 194* with radio cassette. 3700 on o Contact T.S. Tan Tel *****2 LATt IM7 VAUIHALL VICTOR 1600 New tax Insurance. IlSOO'-874 words
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Advertisement686 1974-12-02 26 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL OFPfR. High Clasa Furniture (Model Honeymoon) by Reputable designers Free gift of a "FOUR STARR" Mattress for each complete set purchased From 1/12/74 to 30/12/74 Central Furniture Co Block 79 55 Toa Paroh Ototrml. Spore 12 Tel 5363Z2 ■WIfMAL CAWt WWWmW. 3» River Valley Road S ,-iore Telephone:686 words
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Advertisement603 1974-12-02 26 SPtCtAItST IN CAMPtT and upholstrry cleaning and alto stwcKitot in floor malntenane*cle»» nt and polishing Tel: 8112 C Wl > MCIALISED IN CARUT sham|x>otnf and maintenance on all tm*s of fi«»r »t reasonable rate* Phone *****80 for en-qul-in WE SPICIAL.iEO IN C*«MT shampooing floor polUhlni and iandl-»g For a batter603 words
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Advertisement848 1974-12-02 26 E JUST »miin» SKACKLOCK OotlM* Tun biiDrrir wttti «taln»»ss-su«l I drum stop co^vLnmJZLZiL OltoetU typewriters 18' and M. oround rioor International DtfliuiM fib JBOT. Royaltyp*- Building Ofhard Bold Tel wriun B" and M" FacH calcu- *****8. J77J»' J73aB«/ JW*« laton CAI 13. \VT. Writ* to 9 ..^MtotnOMtM, BLSCTHtc Block S4.848 words
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Article46 1974-12-02 27 THE Minister for Science «nd Technology and Vicechancellor of the University of Singapore. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. yesterday spoke on his recent trip to Russia at the university campus in Bukit Tunah on Saturday. The talk was organised by the university's Science Society.46 words
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216 1974-12-02 27 Accident rate drops for the first time in 5 years rE accident rate in Singapore for last month dropped for tbe first time in five years, according to Professor Wong Lin Ken, MP for Alexandra. Speaking at tiie opening of a road safety exhibition at the Alexandra community centre on216 words
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281 1974-12-02 27 PAUL WEE; Y. K. LAI - Secret society chiefs escape swoop PAUL WEE and Y. K. LAI By gEVERAL high-ranking secret society "generals," who were attending a clandestine gang "summit" here recently, escaped just as a police raiding party was closing in on them, it was revealed yesterday. Sources said that if they had been trapped,281 words
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267 1974-12-02 27 rE Government is to give the hardpressed local building industry a "shot in the arm" and, at the same time, introduce new added safety measures for construction workers and revamp the present Workmen Compensation Act. The Senior Parliamentary Secretary (Labour).267 words
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100 1974-12-02 27 A FOUR -year -old girl died after she was knocked down by a ear along Lorong L. THok Kurau. on Saturday afternoon. K. Ananthl of Jalan Kolam Aycr died Instantly. In another mishap, Ooh Jwee. 88. was knocked down by a motorcycle at the Junction100 words
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Advertisement510 1974-12-02 27 OFFICIAL NOTICE PKOPO !£|PM E ANGE We. CACTUS MARITIME (PTF LIMITED of Room 1303, 13th Floor UOB Building, 1 Bonham StreeT Singapore 1 hereby give notice, that in sequence of our intended purchase of the motor ship "SHUNKO MARU" we have applied to the Registrar of .Singapore Ships under Section510 words
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Advertisement401 1974-12-02 27 laUC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE H \(>KO POWKR STATION The Public Utilities Board. sins>poi» Invltps tender* for the Supply and Frertlon of Workshop Equipment for th* Senoko Power Station In the Republic of Singapore. Tender documents for the above will be available from Sth December. 1974 and tenders will cose on401 words
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Advertisement947 1974-12-02 27 CDIETHELM SALESMEN _tc»»« Panang and Mateoca) t and ser pharmaceutical OTC drugglsU and phannacln THE MEN Malaysians, aged 22-30 with MCE/SM 111 or equivalent, speaking Cantonese and Mandarin If possible. Previous sales experience necessary, preferably In OTC products. Must have own transport. THE REMUNERATION Starting salary based on qualifications and947 words
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Advertisement567 1974-12-02 27 LEMBAGA I'M \IW)H\> RELANG ■KVTATAAN TAWAKAN NO. (Bl T»war*n-Uwar»n adalat) peltw* dan Rontrrktor-Kon-trettcr Kejuniurmm Ana jranc benkLTtar <ter«*n U*sbtff Grlttnhan Kelan« (ftbawmh Kelaa AX dan kMtsi ba;i membttsk dan nunyiapfcan 3 buah Bengkel banfunan pejabat Krrant Prncatur Kerja dan Pr)«b»i Prncatlt Waktu (tan Kanun di Slipway. Jalan lAmbomran uutuk Lcmbaca567 words
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266 1974-12-02 28 Queries on safety measures of HDB lifts rERE have been many complaints about Housing and Development Board lift* and no doubt these will continue to be brought up by Its tenants as well as members of the public from time to time. There will be less of such complaints it266 words
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174 1974-12-02 28 Noise nuisance: Parents told to take action iirE refer to the letter Tv by "Concerned Nephew" (8.T., Nov. 22) regarding his aunt's eligibility to purchase a Housing and Development Board flat. One of the conditions governing the sale of HDB flats under the "Home Ownership" Scheme is that an applicant174 words
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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194 1974-12-02 28 I REFER to the letter by Cheah Hock Thye asking why the Registry of Vehicles can allow some buses which appear to be "in a dangerous state" to run on the roads (S.T., Nov. 26.). Tour correspondent may be pleased to know194 words
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Letter25 1974-12-02 28 It is expected that the number of breakdowns could be reduced further In the short future. WONG CHOR TEE (Miss), Secretary, Bus Services Reorganisation Committee.25 words
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Letter120 1974-12-02 28 tirE refer to the letters Tf by "Atan AIT (S.T.. Nov. 14) and "B. Chua" (ST., Nov. 19) regarding the recent blackouts at Marine Parade Estate and their suggestions for improving the lifts in the estate. On Nov. 5 at 5.10 am. the HDB's Essential Maintenances Service Unit received the120 words
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Letter140 1974-12-02 28 event of a power failure in the estate, the ventilation fans In the lifts would still be functioning and the lifts lit by bulbs as was the case during the recent blackout. Atan All's suggestion that one-foot wide ventilation holes be made on lift doors "to enable those outside to140 words
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Letter103 1974-12-02 28 f«rE refer to the letter Tf by M.O. Murchlson (ST., Nov. 19) who suggested that public toilets be provided on the ground floor of every block of flats. The suggestion is not practical as people on field work may easily make use of toilets in the various eating houses In103 words
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Advertisement42 1974-12-02 28 f BDUthSBD I mallei I plaza I I SINGAPURA I I SOUTHS^ MoBa I I forcieativedesgns& I I bri^Tterideas I I OUR NEW FURNITURE I I SHOWROOM I (W?Ve moved toa bigger showrxxxn to provide better facilities and services to our clients)42 words
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Advertisement226 1974-12-02 28 CX:EPT: a calculated way to ship air-cargo Every airline has its case history about the man who made his fortune by capitalising on an unusual demand in a far away market by using airfreight. But let's face it airfreight is not the answer to everybody's distribution problems. Give us twenty226 words
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Miscellaneous114 1974-12-02 28 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS OP point? <4. S, 1. 4, t. <Mrl Hk» MMI Qmyaf > j takt might «n about Boi to< w m 10 8a*» up ion katoc tod up ZSRS!?!?^ I^Jl^o, 11 InuoomU ataar up tr> the MUttr of Mberune? (I. uSio e^' a firm or- •*»•>•114 words
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609 1974-12-02 29 FOUR CLUBS NOW SHARE SECOND PLACE I OXDON, Sun. Stoke City's costly excursions into the transfer market continued to pay dividends when they moved to the top of the English Football League yesterday. Stoke, who have spent around £750,---000 (about $4-1 million) inReuter - 609 words
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Article1258 1974-12-02 29 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 2 Middlesbrough 0. Coventry 1 Liverpool 1. Derby Wolverhampton (postponed, rround waterlogged). Everton 4 Birmingham 1. Ipswich 3 Carlisle 1. Leeds 2 Chelsea 0. Luton 1 Burnley 3. Newcastle 2 Manchester City 1 Queens Park Rangers 0 West Ham 2. Sheffield United 0 Tottenham 1.1,258 words
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Article285 1974-12-02 29 PHILADELPHIA, Sun. r Navy, led by the recordbreaking running of senior halfback Cleveland Cooper and aided by three cneUy Army mkscues, powered their way to a IS-0 victory yesterday In toe 75th annual Service football chaste aHsaided by President Ford kodsdsv appolnttng crowd of285 words
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Article157 1974-12-02 29 RUSSIANS BEAT BANGKOK BY 1-0 BANGKOK, dun. Tbe Sonet Olympic soccer team beat a Bangkok Combined Bern 1-0 here last night in tbe ncood of three matches they are playing bere. Tbe only goal came from striker Pstr Slabodian In tbe Slit minute off a centre from Jeft-winger Nlklta Vysoklh157 words
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199 1974-12-02 29 Barbarians hold All Blacks with late try LONDON. 8un New Zealand's All Blacks salYaged their unbeaten tour record with a 13-13 draw In their final tour gams acalnst the Barbarians In a bone-Jarring match at Twickenham yesterday. A capacity crowd of 7C.000 saw the tourists hit the front twice with199 words
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Article772 1974-12-02 30 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By gURFERS Paradise, with Michael Ho riding: a strong finish, snatched a head win from Mentakab in the Class 6 Div. 1 9f race to pay $51 at the pro-am races at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Ku,ala Lumpur trainer Osman Sarlmln had a great day772 words
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Article901 1974-12-02 30 POOL: S9JM7 Ist No. 142 CM («J7B) 2nd No. 144M6 <$1.M9) 3rd. No. *****9 544) STARTERS <$C 8 each) No*: 14§3W *****3 *****3 1447*4 1447 M 14 SOW *****3 14M2S. CONSOLATION ($44 each) Nos: 14*844 55 *****2 *****2 144 CM *****3 1454*4 *****9 Tote: $51, $15. Stt. $14.901 words
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Article639 1974-12-02 30 THE Stipendiary Steward's report on the pro-am races at Kuala Lumpur yesterday: RACE 1: Amun (Mr* O. Taylor). Easy Chance (Megat). Kcaaac (K.T Lai) and Lubra (A.B. Baker) were all alow to move. Mrs. Baker was warned against the bad habit of continually looking639 words
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Article159 1974-12-02 30 Angry French crowd kick champ OARIS. Sun. fetssn- Man Rodrigo VaUes retained bis World Boting Council middleweight UUe with a hoUy-eeu«a»tesl 11th round knockout oX-t ■ion against bis French challenger Uratten Teana here last night. As Belgian referee M. Jean Diwul count** Tonna out, fans Invaded the nng and UledReuter - 159 words
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Advertisement392 1974-12-02 29 THE NEXT SINGAPORE SWEEP DRAW IS ON STH DECEMBER 74 AT CLIFFORD PIER AT 6.30 P.M. WT fokesW BTAKE YOUR CHOIr OK^B gft sm rt wicker hamper *-fl f* 1 overflowing with delicacies. «H JllBW^B Gourmet snacks, sweets, a jT gk.^* bottle of fine Wincamis _^2s^ J^^- S^ Tonk Wint.392 words
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Advertisement322 1974-12-02 30 \~~~"^^ni sssssssr^ wa I I No one knows Australia like Australia's first bank Doing business with people thousands As the largest free -enterprise of miles away can be difficult at the best finance, investment and banking complex of times and in a market as large and in the region, we322 words
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Advertisement136 1974-12-02 30 PARIS I w- msss* ■isaF f Ju"^' A work of art. As a perfume should be... BALA VERSAILLES A GIFT FROM *if JEAN DESPREZ m Now, tor the festive season, you f get a free 2 02. bottle of BALA VERSAILLES *> Eau de Cologne wor hi for every d»^J^"<fc136 words
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Article, Illustration578 1974-12-02 31 OVER HUNDRED COACHES AT PELE*S CLINIC By JOE DORA! pELE, the revered "King" of soccer, yesterday proved himself a master teacher his lighthearted approach made the intricacies of soccer sound so simple. At his flrst coaching session to 110 Singapore soccer coaches at578 words
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231 1974-12-02 31 Schuppan third time lucky at Maccao MACAO. Sun. Australian ace Verr Schuppan led from start to finish .n his March 722 for any easy triumph In the 21st Macao grand prix today. It was third time lucky for the 27-year-old driver from Bydney who had been forced to retire with231 words
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Article132 1974-12-02 31 KARLBHMN. Sweden. Sun. —An all-Yugoslav men alnglos final In the Scandinavian Open table tennis tournament here waa set up yesterday with the surpriM alt of all China's top star*. In the aemi-Anal*. defending champion Dragutln Surbes beat Chlneae champion U Cben-Shih 13-21. 21-11. 20-22. 21-16. 21-12 In a tunning132 words
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480 1974-12-02 31 ENGLAND'S tower- Ing all-rounder Tony Grelg, bruised by half a dozen blows from Australia's fast bowlers, scored his flrst century against Australia here today to give England a chance of victory in the First Test. Grelg cracked 110 runs, and after coming480 words
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Article248 1974-12-02 31 AUSTRALIA first Inning* 369 ENGLAND Ist Inns D. Amiss c Jenner b Thomson 7 B. Lockhorst c Marsh b Thomson 1 J. Edrlch c I. ChappeU b Thomson 44 M. Denorai lbw Walker 6 K. Fletcher b LUlee 17 A. Grdg c Marsh b LUlee 110 A. Knott cReuter - 248 words
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Article63 1974-12-02 31 BEDOK Youths pulled off a furpzije In the *y*«tftg day of the Toto Cup youth scccer tournament jiiefrrdsy Then they beat favourites KaDang 6-3 after extra* Urn* at Jalan Beear Stadium. At fulltlme It was 3-3. In the other matches also played at Jalan Beaar Stadium Paatr Panjang63 words
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Article56 1974-12-02 31 RIO D| JANHRO. Sub South African Oary Player. on Friday the undisputed leader In the Brazilian Open Golf championship after his world record-equalling round of 69. m hia lead Halved to four strokes yesterday by American Mark Hayes. Hayes had third round of 66. for 200 while56 words
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614 1974-12-02 31 PA launches its Youth swimming club TIHE Director of People's ■1 Association, Mr. Lee Wai Kok. yesterday launched the association's Youth swimming Club project at Mount Emllv pool and the occasion was marked by the staging of a novices meet. The meet, which was aimed at encouraging members of Its614 words
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Article114 1974-12-02 31 JAIPUR, Son. Sunll Gavasfcar will captain India in the Beeund Test ajrainst the toarinc West Indies. at New Delhi fmi Dee. 11. The decision U appoint Gavaskar to replace injwed Mamar All Khan rataadl who letf the Indians la the Pint Teat which the, lost to the114 words
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257 1974-12-02 31 Bayswater hope to redeem themselves tonight BAYSWATER United, the Division One league Club of Perth, are determined to make amends for last Saturday's poor performance when they meet Singapore again at the National Stadium tonigh: (klckoff at 8). reports JOE DORAI. The Aussies blamed the long coach journey from Kuala257 words
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Article, Illustration111 1974-12-02 32 BOY KILLED AS CAR HURTLES INTO CROWD rIS eight-year-old boy was one of the thousands who went to enjoy the thrills of this year's Macao Grand Prix. But the thrills turned to tragedy when this car hit a tree and spun across the rainsoaked track, ploughing IntoUPI - 111 words
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289 1974-12-02 32 'U.S. GOVT BLOCKED THE DEAL 9 Lockheed Aircraft Corporation rejected an Arab investment offer of US$lOO million (***** mil.) after the deal was set up and Lockheed officials had given their approval, a leading Arab banker confirmed here today. Mr. Roger Tamraz, head of289 words
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446 1974-12-02 32 Guerillas surrender after killing farmer in raid rpEL AVIV, Sun. Two Palestinian guerillas, clutching automatic rifles and grenades, tried to seize a house and grab hostages in a Muslim village close to Israel's border with Lebanon, but surrendered to troops and armed local inhabitants. Military sources here said the gunmenAP - 446 words
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Article72 1974-12-02 32 NEW YORK, Sun. Mr. James Beston, twice a Pulitzer Prlse-wlnner for the New York Times, retired today as vice president of Uie newspaper because he has reached the mandatary retirement age of 85, the paper announced In Its Sunday edition. However. Mr. Reston. at the request of72 words
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Article37 1974-12-02 32 PARIB. BUB M«ll dell*erJea In France trickled back to normal yesterday ad more Portal worker* returned to *orfc after a dx-vaek etnke which led to a raab of other stoppage, m the public aector Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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252 1974-12-02 32 Tunisia won't hand over airliner -hijackers- BEIRUT, Sun. Tunisian President Hablb Bourguiba was quoted here today as saying that his Government would not put on trial the four Palestinian commandos who hijacked a British airliner to Tunis last month. Moreover, the hijackers would not be handed over to the PalestineReuter - 252 words
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Article71 1974-12-02 32 NEW DELHI. Sun.— lndia and the Sudan today called for a total ban on the use of nuclear weapons and the destruction of stockpiles. A Joint communique Issued at the end of Sudanese President Jaafar B Nlmelry's five-day visit here also stated Sudan's acceptance71 words
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Article118 1974-12-02 32 BILBAO, Sun. Five hundred Spaniards spent last night locked Inside a church here In a demonstration to demand an amnesty for Spain's political prisoners and exiles, informed sources said tc day. rhe demonstrators, mest- ly relatives of political prisoners now on h' nger strike InReuter - 118 words
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245 1974-12-02 32 Fiance of Happy's aunt gets the boot yiLLANOVA (Perm- sylvania), Sun. The 29-year-old suitor of millionaire heiress Rachel Fitler, the 77--year-old maiden aunt of Happy Rockefeller, was tossed out of Miss Fitter's mansion and possibly out of her life last Friday. Police said today they went to the Fitler estate245 words
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Article87 1974-12-02 32 Riddle of shots at top party man FRANKFURT, Bun. Heavy rain hampered police today in their search for clues to a mystery attack by a gunman on a leading West German politician at his home near Frankfurt last night. Mr Walther LeUter Stop. <S-ywu--old treasurer of the opposition Christian DemocraticReuter - 87 words
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Obituary150 1974-12-02 32 TMI BBV. TAN NAM KIAT. •t puMd »w»y >««c«fuUy *t Mt. Ahrania StepltaJ oo 1.11 T« Imux iMbIM I mi Bm Kak, Baa Yaa«. >aa In: 4 dauchun Bw CB(. (WM BBC. B« Kooc. D*M Etac: 4 aou-ln-law nt stow O»l, Oaa Haac Mul. Khoo Ku Hrn, Tkn see150 words
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Article113 1974-12-02 32 Iraqi forces cross into Kuwait KUWAIT. Sun.— Iraqi force* have crossed more than two kilometre* <ljg miles) Into Kuwait territory and set up new military Installation* at a frontier Post where border fitting Oared M montfc^ ago, a prominent National Assembly deputy reported t«Mr. AMel-AsJa AlMasaeed. chairman of the assembly'sReuter - 113 words
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Article61 1974-12-02 32 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sun. Brazilian newspapers, quoting government leader*. said today Braili haa the potential of producing more than one million barrels of oil a, day. making It more than self-sufficient and placing It among the woild's major oil producers. The estimates followed the I discovery earlyReuter - 61 words
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