The Straits Times, 14 June 1975

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    22 1 BBCEIVED TTJUNI97S Maal »k .oinptoy Saction The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1975 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 492 75
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  • YOUR WEEKEND REDING
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        The 'Chinese Connection'
        135 1 The 'Chinese Connection' IOMORROW the Sunday Times takes an in-depth look at what is claimed to be the world's most powerful and successful narcotics ring in the history of drugs-running. It is known to operate behind the facade of legitimate export import businesses, gaming clubs and restaurants on the Amsterdam
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        Columbo—TV's strangest cop
        92 1 Columbo— TV's strangest cop OTHER highlights In this week's issue of the Sunday Times are: A PROFILE on Peter Falk who as superdetective Colimbo portrays TV's strangest and most popular cop. ANOTHER In the monthly series of local short stories, this one entitled A Singapore Fairy Tale. A REPORT on
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        In Timescope
        54 1 FINAL EPISODE in the serialisation of the movie. The Towering Inferno. SRI DELIMA and how romantic it Is to battle the elementa for no sensible reasons. WONG LAI WAH on how to give a man the brush off. THE WONDER ROBOT, Robbie, who can cook a snack and
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        The sad state of English
        129 1 HTHE state of English as is spoken and written in Singapore, has become a subject of controversy in educational circles. It is a subject that is caught in the middle of the Republic's change: promoting bilingualism and a "blue collar" outlook for our industrial base.
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        Sports Nation
        60 1 TWO new scries start this *-eek in Sports Nation: SOCCER Malaysia's story by ranking FAM official Peter Vellappan. PROFILE— a personality series on outstanding sportsmen and women in Singapore and elsewhere. This week: Ng Chor Yau. the new Singapore badminton champion. Also in Sports Nation tomorrow, INSIDE TRACK
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        Other highlights
        42 1 OTHER highlights In tomorrow's Sunday Nation: IN SEARCH of son, sea, sand and sex: a study of tourism today; COLUMNIST CHANG KAI MING writes aboct NTUCs thrust into big business: REGIONAL AFFAIRS WRITER HUANG HO on South-east Asia's insurgency problem.
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        The Asia Magazine
        93 1 Top features in tomorrow's Asia Magazine: SL'ZIE WONG IS ALIVE BUT NOT WELL Hong Kong's Wanchal district— of Suzle Wong fame is undergoing a dramatic transformation. The girlie bars are now giving way to high rise office buildings MARIANAS: TIME TO DECIDE The 15.PM people of the
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    REFUGEES: SEA ALERT
    558 1  -  LESLIE FON6, Naval cordon round Spore By News Editor THE Government has thrown a naval cordon round Singapore to turn back any ship heading here with Vietnamese refugees on board. According to the Home Affairs Ministry, the cordon is necessary because Singapore cannot cope with any further
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    65 1 LONDON. Fri.^John Profumo. a former Tory government minister who figured in one of Britain's most sensational scandals, received high honour from Queen Elizabeth today after 12 years' tolling in obscurity as a social worker. The gazetting of Mr. Profumo as a Commander of the Order of the
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    501 1 Thai trawler seized after sea clash BANGKOK, Friday pAMBODIAN patrol boats have captured a Thai trawler and Its crew after a clash with a Thai naval boat In Thai waters, marine police reported here today. Six Thai marine poI llcemen were wounded and several Cambodians were believed killed or wounded
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    Lock icon Inflation rate: A sharp worsening
    108 1 Inflation rate: A sharp worsening ONDON. FM. BriLt tain today announced a sharp worsening of its Inflation rate, up to a record 25 per cent a year and far steeper than most of Its industrial competitors. The retail price Index the Government's offlclal measure of inflation rose by 4.2 per
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    6½ years for role in riots
    65 1 JAKARTA, PH. A former Indonesian student leader. Sjahrtr, 35. waa sentenced to stx-and-A-half yeanr jail cm fcbargea of taking part In anU-go*ern-ment rioting ben laat year The rtou were sparked by antl-Japsneaa student dewwy^ii^M^rn during thai official visit here of former Japanese Prime Melatar
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    RSAF jet crashes
    64 1 A REPUBLIC of Singapore Air Force Staikemaster crashed near Tenang, near Labis, Johore, late yesterday afternoon while on a navigation exercise. Both pilot* are believed to ha^e died, a Ministry of Defence statement said last night Their namca are being witheld until their next-of-kin have been notified.
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    Fourth day and the panther is still at large
    230 1  -  LAI YEW KONG By rIE black panther of Tampinea eluded its pursuers for the fourth day yesterday— but made its presence felt by leaving a clear set of pug marks In Jalan Ang Slant Kong on Thursday night. The m»rks were
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    Lock icon Indira: Poll defeat a new blow
    492 1 Indira: Poll defeat a new blow T^EW DELHI, Fri.— Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and the ruling Congress Party, stunned by a verdict holding her guilty of corrupt electoral practices, took a new blow today with an election defeat in the western state of Gu Jurat A rlghtwlng opposition combine of
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    Lock icon PRG official recalled
    57 1 .PARIS. Frl. Mr. Priam Van Ba, head of the permanent mission of South Vietnam's Provisional Revolutionary O o v c m m ant (PRO) here, has been recalled to Saigon where he will assume new functions, well-informed sources said last nlfht. Mr. Ba. 54. has been the
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    Two medals for S'pore
    69 1 BEOUL, Prt. Blngapr«« won two m*daj, a »U w and a bronat —in the relay events en the fovrth day of the Asian track and field champl<«unlpc Imps today. The silver came from the man's 400 m quartet who were second to Japan while the bronze
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    42 1 THE foreign ministers of the AancUtkn of SduUieaat Astan Nation.? (Assart) will meet here during the first week of July tn discuss an agenda, and venue for the proponed avonuit meeting of ht«d» of government, diplomatic source tail today— AP.
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    42 1 KTW YORK. Tt\. Dow Jam average* baaed on first hour of trading on the Nn York Stock Bxcnaige: 30 loom sis 72. down 259; 20 traiup 167 16. down Mb; IS uuW ti.M. down 0.03: (5 stock* *****, dowi. 0.8J..-UPI
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      Lock icon Call to outlaw horror weapons
      32 1 MOSCOW, FrL Soviet eomsaanlst party leader Lronid Brezhnev propawd today that the i -eat powers sign an agreement outlawing "new types of weapon of mass destruction "-AP.
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      144 1 ERRANT MNCs GET A WARNING Page 19 "FUTURE faU in sterling inevitable" 2 $2.3 BIL British arms for Egypt 3 WHY Aussies fought In Vietnam 5 DRUGS: "Little heed in schools" 7 BUSES galore for Marine Parade 8 lAC TOLD of employer who got J122.000 in salaries 9 SWIMTBUNK gang
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  • Straits Times World Nevus
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      Lock icon Tougher steps to stem inflation
      475 2 Tougher steps to stem inflation POUND TAKES ANOTHER BASHING IN MARTS LONDON. Friday WITH the pound taking another battering on world money markets, signs are emerging here that the British Government is preparing stern economic remedies. Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey told Parliament yesterday that the Government was determined
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      Schlesinger 'dreaming'
      46 2 MOSCOW. Frf. soviet Russia, through the official news agency Taj* said yesterday that OB Secretary of Defence, Mr. James Schlednger, was seeing "mirages ln the desert" when he charged that a Russian military bass had been built at the Somali port of Bsrtsrsv— lUuUt.
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      Lock icon 'FURTHER FALL IN STERLING IS INEVITABLE'
      289 2 AMSTERDAM. Fri. EADING commer- clal bankers in conference here yesterday said they regarded continued depreciation of sterling as almost inevitable because of accelerating British inflation. They urged stronß corrective measures for the British economy and said Mr. Harold Wilson's Labour Government should introduce them
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      Lock icon Day Mrs K's 'advice' sank a ship
      179 2 Day Mrs K's 'advice' sank a ship WASHINGTON, Friday rpURKEY sank one of its own ship during A the invasion of Cyprus last year after Mrs. Nancy Kissinger, wife of the US Secretary of State, had sleepily told her husband they should "sink the goddamned thing," according to the magazine
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      Lock icon Fight against apartheid
      53 2 LISBON, Prl. Portugal yesterday vewee to fight apartheid and to make antii*Afcw"^Mt" the cornerstone of It* foreign policy. The pledge waa given here by Prime Minister Vasco Oon Calves in an opening adreas to the 24-nattcn UN committee on decolonisation, which la meeting for the flnt time
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      Lock icon Faulty switch caused pile-up
      74 2 OAILBOAD cars lying tumbled off lv the tracks after a crash near Chlin in Belgium on Thursday. The 13-wagon Amsterdam-Brus-sels-Paris express train derailed near a row of houses when an automatic rail switch opened accidentally under the seventh coach, causing no deaths but injuring 76 people.
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      Lock icon New Luanda clashes despite peace bid
      117 2 New Luanda clashes despite peace bid LUANDA, Fri. Fresh fighting has been reported between Luanda's rival liberation movements despite a reconciliation summit planned for this weekend ln Kenya. Hie latest clashes were reported to have taken place ln Henrique de Carvalho, centre of the eastern Luanda district. There were also
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      Lock icon Bomb threats on airport
      48 2 BRUSSELS, Prl.—Anonymous telephone callers threatened yesterday to bomb BruesrLs airport If Belgium goes ahead with the purchase of American Pit fighter-bombers. The threats followed by five days the Government's selection of the PlB over the French Mirage Fl for the Belgian Air Force. UPI.
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      26 2 PARIS. Fri. The axed luxury liner Prance could be back at sea ln two weeks. French Transport MiniM^r Marcel CavalUe said yesterday— Reuter.
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      Lock icon IMF talks failure may delay aid schemes
      265 2 IMF talks failure may delay aid schemes PRIS, Fri.— Failure to agree on world monetary reforms will probably delay implementing new aid schemes for developing countries until at least the end of the year, senior monetary officials said yesterday. The officials, after two days of negotiations as part of the
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      THAT 'GOLDEN' MUMMY MAY BE A PRINCESS
      185 2 MANCHESTER, Fri. Scientists unwrappinc the ZJM-year-wld mummified body of an Ecrptlan glri yesterday found cold on her nipples and fingernails— and now believe they may have discovered a princess. They also found support for belief that the embalmers of ancient Ecypt practised neeronfrUla
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      Lock icon FORD-RABIN TALKS TO BREAK DEADLOCK
      78 3 FiftAELI Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin (left) meeting President Ford at the White House on Thursday, tLeir third meeting to seek a solution to the .Middle East deadlock. Reports In Washington said the two leaders wound up their talks in agreement on the advantages of taking
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      Lock icon ISRAELI ARMY CHIEF 'NOT TOLD OF ARAB PLAN TO ATTACK'
      157 3 ISRAELI ARMY CHIEF 'NOT TOLD OF ARAB PLAN TO ATTACK' HPEL AVTV, Frl. Israel's 1 Chief of Staff In the 1973 Mid-East war claims that essential intelligence warnings of the impending Egyptian and Syrian attack were not brought to bis attention, the Trades Union Federation dally Davar reported today. It
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      Lock icon Egypt to get $2.3 billion British arms
      435 3 LONDON. Friday BRITAIN has agreed in principle to supply arms to Egypt worth £450 million (552,335 million), an Egyptian spokesman said last night. Although the spokesman refused to give details of the arms involved, reports said Egypt was seeking jets, helicopters, missiles, radar
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      Lock icon -World weapons race hotting up: Institute
      277 3 -World weapons race hotting up: Institute QTOCKHOLM, Frl. O The race for weapons continues to gain momentam and the 1974 weapon contracts were more than USs2l* billion (Ss47< billion), said the sixth annaal book of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, released here yesterday. The book, considered by many as
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      Lock icon Curb the 'big spenders'
      52 3 JAKARTA, Frl. The Jakarta dally Indonesian Observer yesterday urged President Suharto to Impose controls on extravagance by civil servants In line with his austerity campaign. The President last year told government officials to avoid lavish entertaining. It said, but bigger and bigger parties were now in
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      Lock icon Uranium 'pact'
      29 3 LONDON, Frt.— Uranium producers of Britain, Prance, South Africa, Canada and Australia have set up a trade association known as Uranium Institute based In In London. Reuter.
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      28 3 BARNSLEY (England), Prl. Five miners were killed, and another suffered facial turns In an explosion a« the Houghton coal mine near nere last night. Reuter.
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      337 3 Straits Times Crossword ACROBB 6 It's mean to affirm bow 1 Strung a purpose In the .2" ODe v < 7 >- case of the orchestra, (12). 7 Tb executton of an of--8 Drink and urn on to %r*' fence ttarouf h the sulks a short night (3-4). I"!!**™ Uow
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        30 4 WASHINGTON. FrL President Ford yesterday urged Congress to approve a comprehensive energy programme to reduce foreign oil Imports and make the United States self-sufficient in energy production In 10 years.
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        25 4 LONDON: Britain's Muslim leaders, representing more than i trillion lmmigra 7,1.1, bar called for separate scb<wls for boys and girls to protect the children's morals.
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        34 4 PORT MORESBY: The rebel Bougainville Provincial Assembly pledged it would go ahead with its plan to secede from Papua New Guinea after talks aimed at settling Its differences with the Central Oovernment broke down.
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        27 4 WASHINGTON: American Motors Corporation and a number of other United States firms will sell Egypt "an unspecified amount of trucks and Jeeps," the US State Department aald.
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        21 4 HOUSTON: A space agency official said the United States would soon begin charging other countries a fee for using Americanlaunched satellites.
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        32 4 NAIROBI: Ugandan President Idi Amin has called on Arab nations to demonstrate solidarity with black Africa by severing all trade links with white-ruled South Africa, reports reaching here from Kampala said. Agencies.
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      Lock icon ILO opens its doors to PLO
      111 4 ILO opens its doors to PLO fENEVA, Frl. The vl International Labour Organisation (ILO) yesterday opened its doors to the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), overriding pleas by Western trade unionists that the command body first renounce its aim of destroying Israel. Amid boos and applause United States and Israeli delegates
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      Lock icon Jakarta denies having hand in Timor unrest
      306 4 LISBON. Fri. The Portuguese state radio yesterday said that, according to unconfirmed reports, Indonesian troops had been involved In recent troubles on the borders of Portuguese Timor. But Indonesia's representative at the UN decolonisation committee meeting here, Mr. ChaLder Akbar Sani. told newsmen
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      27 4 BALTIMORE. Frl The Singer Sewing m «"*»*tw Company was fined UBS2.MO c.J»S.67bi yesterday for making Illegal contributions to the 1973 Nlxon-Agnew re-election campaign fund. —Reuter.
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      325 4 'IndoChina welcome to join Asean' JAKARTA, Friday NORTH and South Vietnam and Cambodia would be welcome to join Asean, Thai Prime Minister Kukrit Pramoj said today after talks with Indonesian President Suharto. At a press conference following a second round of talks here, Mr. Kukrit was asked about future Asean
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      52 4 WARSAW, Prt A court in south-west Poland has sentenced two Ftit*~**ni of a meat fraud gang to 13 years' lmpcijoomeat after they were found guilty of cheating the state of £13.300 (BKIMt) by altering the weight and quality of meat products, the Polish News Agency pap announced last
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      38 4 BRUSSELS, Prt. Belgian Rime Minister Leo Tinderaans yesterday survHed the worst crisis of his year-old administration when Parliament passed a vote of confidence in his Cabinet over Its decision to buy US fighter planes. Reuter.
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      65 4 Cheers for Franco SPANISH Chief of State Generalissimo Francisco Franco acknowledging the cheers of the crowd on Thursday as he and his wife Carmen arrived at Las Ventas bullring where he presided at the annual "beneflc bullfight." There has been mounting pressure to Ket the 82-year-old generalissimo to step down
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      71 4 HONGKONG. Frl. —The Hongkong Supreme Court yestercay ordered an Indefinite postponement of the funeral of a former Nationalist Chinese officer found hanged In his hotel room last w.-efc The funeral originally set for today by the China Travel Service (CTB), was ordered postponed by Chief
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      Anti-Marcos demo
      58 4 SEATTLE, Pri About 100 people marched through Seattle yesterday protesting against the policies of Philippine president Marcos. The group, charging that there has been no true freedom In the Philippines since Mr. Marcos declared martial law there In September 1972, picketed on the sidewalk outside the building housing
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      230 4 Tycoon: I saw CIA bid to kill Castro ■VJBW YORK. Frl. il American industrialist Edward Lamb said yesterday that he witnessed an assassination attempt on Fidel Castro in 1969 during one of several trips he made to Cuba. Mr. Lamb said he was later told by Dr. Castro's personal physician.
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      59 4 JAKARTA. Fri. Indonesian Vlce-Prealdent Sultan Hamenftku Buwono opened the aist Asian Film Festival here last night before an audience of producers and film stars, from 10 coun trier. This year'fc festival ha* dropped the tradition of awarding the Oolden Harvest trophy Asia's Oscar but It will present
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      Lock icon 'Sihanouk will return'
      48 4 LONDON, Frt. Brittti minister Lord OcronwyRobeits yesterday (tostiibwl Prince Norodom ahsnouk m a moderating Influence and said the Prince would be returning soon to Cambodia. Lord Ooronwy Roberta, who is Parliamentary Undersecretary for foreign Affair*, was replying to question* In the House of Lords.— Reuter
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      40 4 MADRID. Fri. Spain ha* told United Nations secretary-general Kurt Waldhelm that It would not go to war over Spansh Sahara but would withdraw from the desert colony as soon as possible, highly placed sources said yesterday. Reuter.
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  • WORLD NEWS FOUR
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      228 5 Park: If US moves out nuclear 'shield' WASHINGTON, Fri. South Korean PresiPiw Park Chung-Hee said here that his country would develop its wn w at »«nic weapons if the United States withdrew its nuclear nmbrella from the state. Speaking to columnists Rowland Evans and Robert Novak, whose report was published
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      63 5 Language of peace MOSCOW Pri. Premier Alexei Kosygln said yestfiday the Soviet Union was completely serious about detente but warned that peace could not be built while some countries spoke the language of the cold war. "We address our partners In the language of peace," Mr. Kosygin told voters In
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      34 5 UNITED NA"1ON8. Prl. The Cyprus Government has called last Sunday's referendum In the Turkishoccupied part of the Island "a provocative demonstration of defianoi" of International law ami the United Nations.— AP.
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      31 5 NAIROBI, PH. Two bombs exploded In a car park outside Nairobi's 200--room Panafric Hotel early today, causing all guests to be evacuated bnt no one was injured. Reuter.
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      40 5 TEL AVIV, Prl. Two Arab children were injured In tne occupied Gam Strip today when a bomb they had found went off, the state radio reported. The children were taken to hospital, the ieport eakl AP.
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      Lock icon Why Aussie troops fought in Vietnam...
      433 5 Why Aussie troops fought in Vietnam... CANBERRA, Fri POLITICAL pressnre from the United States not military motives played a large part in Australia's decisions to send troops to Vietnam, a report tabled in the Senate yesterday said. The 35-page report also said that Australia's decision was based largely on a
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      Lock icon 'Re-education' classes in Saigon
      98 5 'Re-education' classes in Saigon SAIGON. Frl.— Soldiers, police and other officials of the former South Vietnamese regime began formal re-education courses yesterday and the new Government said classes will last for more than a month. All employees of the proAmerican administrations In the Saigon region are under orders to attend
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      Save our lives plea by three
      64 5 DAR ES SALAAM, Prl. Two American students and a Dutch woman held by Marxist guerillas have appealed to their countries to act as quickly as possible to save their lives, an American Embassy spokesman said today. It was the first direct communication from the
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      37 5 BAST BERLIN, Prt Oulllermo Israel. Uruguay correspondent of the Bast German ADM news agency, who was expelled from tt» country last month said In an interview published yesterday that Uruguayan police tortured political prisoner*. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Aussies accept one-Korea concept
      164 5 Aussies accept one-Korea concept rpOKYO, Frl. Austra--1 llan Foreign Minister Donald Wlllesee told a banquet In Pyongyang yesterday he respected North Korea's views on national reunification, a North Korea broadcast reported today. The official (North) Korean central news agency quoted Mr. Willesee as saying at the banquet given in his
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      Lock icon Stonehouse remanded as he turns up in court
      358 5 MELBOURNE, Fri RUNAWAY British MP John Stonehouse was today remanded on bail when he appeared in court to face extradition proceedings and a charge of obstructing justice. The 49 -year -old former government minister had spent four days in the maximum security
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      28 5 NEW YORK, PW. Trans World Airways said today It has sold three B-747 aircraft to the Iranian Government for US$l6.5 million (5537.4 million), each. AP.
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      Makarios offer
      30 5 NICOSIA, Pri. President M&karios today offered a major concession to Turkish Cypriote in exchange for the release of Greek Cypriot prisoners allegedly still held by the Turks.— UPl.
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      US$5 m burnt before collapse of Saigon
      158 5 WASHINGTON. Frl. rIE US Embassy in Saigwi burned US$5 mL'lion (5511.35 million) in US currency Just before the collapse of South Vietnam so it would not fall into communist hands, a gene r a 1 accounting report disclosed today. The US$5 million was
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    692 6  - Russian arms tilt power balance in East Africa JOHN BORRELU By Nairobi 'pHE Soviet Union's growinj interest in the horn o Africa is causing concern no only to Western strategists bu also to a number of African countries which have borders with Somalia and Uganda, the two centres of Russian
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    410 6  -  KATHLEEN TELTSCH: By New York INTERNATIONAL Women's Year Is beginning to resemble those hardsell promotional campaigns that are supposed to motivate consumers to buy more doughnuts in October because it's doughnut month or purchase sauerkraut and pretzels during their special weeks. Just about every government has
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    British traders to study investment in Singapore
    329 7  - British traders to study investment in Singapore EDWARD LIU By lON DON. Pri— At *-< lean 55 too Britisn lndi'otrtalista wU examine investment ODDortunitles In Dost-Vietnam Malaysia and Singapore in two conferences in the next fortnmht. They are beirut organised by the Confederation of British Industry in conjunction with Singa
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    4 'moonlighters' face disciplinary action by PUB
    219 7 4 'moonlighters' face disciplinary action by PUB rt four Public Utilities Board employees, who were acquitted on a corruption charge by a district court on Thursday, now face discipli- nary action by the board. The four, Yusoff bin Ibrahim, 28, a handyman; All bin Senawi. 53. a driver; Mohamed Yusof
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    Mystery of two men found dead in drain
    130 7 FLICE are Investigating the death of two men one of them an off-duty mobile squad policeman whose bodies were found near each other in a drain along 12 km (7$ mile) Upper Thomson Road early yesterday. According to a police spokesman, the
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    Talks on drugs? 'Little heed in schools'
    500 7 INTERVIEWS with a cross-section of .students from a number of secondary schools here yesterday appear to bear out Singapore Anti-Narcotic Association president Dr. S.H. Tow's claim that teachers do not pay enough attention to drug education in schools. The majority of students interviewed
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    'Exempt these workers from CPF'
    130 7 'Exempt these workers from CPF' THE United Front has urged the Government to consider exempting all workers earning less than $300 a month from Central Provident Fund contributions to reduce their hardship during the present "economic depression." But their employers, .««id its pecrptary genera) Mr. Scow Khee Leng, should continue
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    Freight rates cut with Canal reopening
    121 7 Freight rates cut with Canal reopening RETLA steamship Company, a leading bulk carrier shipping company, will reduce its freight rates following; the reopening of the Suez Canal. A spokesman for the firm asld yesterday: "In view of the reopening of the Canal. It Is our Intention to schedule our European-bound
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    Profs talk
    33 7 PROFESSOR David Stan* of the Royal College of Surgeons In England. wUI apeak on Experimental Surgical Research at the Orthopaedic Lecture Ibeatre, Singapore General Hospital on June SO at I pjn.
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    Licensing of sugar imports
    49 7 Licensing of sugar imports rE Government placed the import of refined svgar wider licensing from yesterday. No reason has been given for the move. An Imports and Exports Office notice to traders advises that letters of credit should not be arranged, nor orders placed, before import licences are obtained.
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    Trip to Kota Tinggi
    34 7 CAIHNHIIX community centre youth group will organise a trip to Kota Tinggl Jason's Bay on June 39. Kee Is M for members and $9 for other*. Food will be provided.
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    SJAA meeting
    23 7 THE 8t John Ambulance AiaoctaUon will hold Its annual meeting at Its headquarters In Beach Road on Wednesday at 6 pjn.
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    — SEOUL TRADE TEAM DUE TOMORROW
    86 7 SEOUL TRADE TEAM DUE TOMORROW A SOUTH Korean business delegation will arrive tomorrow for a six-day trade-promotion visit. The delegation, led by the former Vice-Minister of the Korean Economic Development Board, Mr. Kirn Tae Dong, will meet local businessmen and also possibly tour Jurong. The mission will hold a Korean
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    Prizegiving
    35 7 THE Minister for Home Affairs, and MP for MacPhcnon Mr. Chua Stan Chin will present the prises at the MaoPherson Table Tennis Individual Championships closing ceremony at the MacPhenon community centre today at pjn.
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    Speedingup the processing of letters
    193 8 Speedingup the processing of letters SEMI- AUTOMATIC electro mechanical equipment capable of handling letter mall items quickly Is being used at the mail processing office at the Malls and Parcels Centre. Nelson Road. This machine is part of an overall development plan by the Postal Services Department to introd v
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    Reconditioned PUB cookers snapped up
    71 8 Reconditioned PUB cookers snapped up THE Public Utilities Board has sold its entire stock of large reconditioned electric cookers, a board spokesman said yesterday. Thai tollows the PUBs drive to sell old cookers and heaters, which have been refitted and repainted, to consumers who hind them before the closing down
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    Come home plea by wife
    73 8 Come home plea by wife ENCIK Hamdan bin Zainal (above) ha» been missing from his Jalan Bahru Selantan home since Jan. His wife, Cik Fati»ah blnte Hajl Bakri. yesterday appealed to him to return home She has also asked Jl»e Social Welfare Department and Queens town police station to search
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    Society meet
    29 8 THE Society of St. Vincent De Paul national council of Singapore will host the P*n»aco" 11— 2nd Pan-Aalan Congress at the Hotel Equatorial frooa tomorrow to Mdajr.
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    Hotel seminar
    21 8 ABOUT 400 people win attend the BEA International Sawmill seminar at the Shangrl-L.i Hotel from June 34 to 28.
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    $220,000 slip road to cut journey
    110 8 THE Public Works De- partment Is building a slip road adjacent to Mandarin Hotel to link Orchard Road with Orchard Boulevard at a cost of (220,000. It will serve as a short-cut fojt motorists working or mopping in the Orchard Road area between Scotts
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    Buses galore for Marine Parade
    258 8  - Buses galore for Marine Parade S.M. MUTHU By |T is going to be buses galore for the thousands of residents of Marine Parade housing estate in Katong, who till Thursday had no public Ininpoii service. For^in addition to mini buses of the City Shuttle Service, they are also getting services
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    Supremes due tomorrow
    40 8 THE American all-girl pop trio, the Supremes. will fly In from Manila tomorrow at 4.56 p.m. for a threeday visit. While here, they will stage a two-night show at the Shangri-la Hotel on June 16 and 17
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      171 8 Bringing ggjgthw By BUI Hvan>th «c Hal Camp ■na^icM^l?^;^ llTVTv^J^l^ <J V FBU FOR I"* 7 Ji our going rw«e she SUPPERS/ l^T F^ r ARe SO V IVafefl V I rnjaa; By Chic Young ug£ga fs*jH3 p^s^ |iosiIT! Abn r By Al Cmpp s s /^(W LORD "N WHAT
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    Batik art expert
    235 9  -  RAYMOND JANSEN PERSEVERANCE, HARD WORK PAY OFF FOR IRENE By yiENNA-BORN Mrs. Irene Y~o~n n g (above) is a classic example of a person who has not only made her bobby of batik painting her way of life but also excelled in it. Introduced to batik paintings
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    EXEC WHO HAD STOLEN GOODS JAILED
    159 9 EXEC WHO HAD STOLEN GOODS JAILED A SALES executive was jailed for two years by a district court yesterday for dishonestly retaining stolen property worth more than $62,000. William Yeo Chin Slang was round guilty of three charges of receiving a power pump and five fire pumps from Michael Ng
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    Check on signals training
    88 9 Check on signals training HEADQUARTERS, Communications and Electronics, of the Singapore Armed Forces would set up an inspectorate to monitor and check on the standard of signals training throughout the SAF, the Minister ror Science and Technology, Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng said yesterday. At a commissioning parade of officer cadets
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    lAC told of boss who got $122,000 in salaries
    640 9  -  AHMAD OSMAN Ey 'Firm won't pay $14,000 in NWC increases' J^ FIRM manufacturing car air conditioners paid its managing director salaries totalling $122,000 but refused to pay its workers about $14,000 in NWC wage increases for last year, the Industrial Arbitration
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    Five women for safari to Pahang
    84 9 Five women for safari to Pahang FIVE women an among an 18 memberteam from the National Youth Leadership Training Institute Alumni who will leave for a safari expedition In the Jungles of the Pahang National Park from today till next Thursday. Activities Include observing wild animals and photographing them, fishing
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    Painter's fatal fall from scaffolding
    70 9 A 47-year-old painter fell to his death from a scaffolding while painting a storage tank in Paslr Pan jans Road yesterday. According to the police, Lav Hut Teck. of Johor Baru. was painting the tan* at the British petroleum refinery when the mlahap occurred at
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    Lock icon S'pore's share
    30 9 UNITSD NATIONS. Prl. Singapore has flanatsrt USSSOO (551. 135) as lti 1975 contribution toward* the upkeep of the UN peacemaking force In Cyprus, th* UN announced today. Heuter.
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    The baby who died of fractured skull
    304 10 The baby who died of fractured skull A BABY-SITTER chw: to remain tight-lip-ped when a coroner yesterday gave her the choice of testifying or be silent at an lnaulry Into the death of a 15--month-old boy. The boy. Teo Meet Jye, died of a fractured skull at 12.45 a.m. on
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    'All done-up' new flats to go on sale
    448 10 All done-up' new flats to go on sale •pHREE, four and five-room New Generation Flats, incorporating new features and with larger floor area, will soon be sold to the people, the Housing and Development Board said yesterday. The sale of these flats, said the HDB, would be in accordance with
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    School head denies graft charge
    138 10 School head denies graft charge A SCHOOL principal denied in court yesterday that he accepted bribes totallinj $1,600 from a man to allow him to continue providinf bus services for pupils of the school. N* Loon Teck is altered to have accepted four bribes while he was principal of Mcc
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    Two speeding lorrymen
    65 10 A LORRY DRIVER, Chang Ser Ban was yesterday fined $300 for speeding at 56 krnyh (34 mphi along a speed limit aone of 35 km/h (30 mph) In Upper Thomson Road earlier la the day. Another lorry driver, Ramlan bin SLhab. was also fined $300 for speed
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    Jurong outing
    29 10 THE Hello Support Group rill hold an excursion to .he Chinese, Japanese Oardens and Jurong Hill Top for bay* of the Darul Dwan Orphanage on June 33.
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    My wife is best boss in world: HK star
    298 10 BrONOKONO film star lPe r w Yang K *»n would have given up acting long ago had it not been Tor his pro! ducer-dlrector wife Florench Yu For "Each time I think sj giving up acting, my wife comes with a
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    BOGUS AGENT JAILED FOR . CHEATING A STENO
    267 11 BOGUS AGENT JAILED FOR CHEATING A STENO AfJ^^APHERwas cheated of $300 by a man who promised to get him a Housing and DeS? ment Board fl at. a magistrates com', was told yesterday X-i n e dock was Han k J Cwang 33 wn was VH J or three months
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    PA's Chinese orchestral concert
    81 11 PA's Chinese orchestral concert THE Ministry of Culture will hold a Chinese orchestral concert In its Music for Everyone series at the Singapore Conference Hall at 5 p.m. on June 22. The programme by the People's Association Chinese Orchestra will Include concertos and ensembles containing severa; local compositions. Tickets may
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    US aid for Indochina auctioned off
    216 11 US aid for Indochina auctioned off- OCAL dealers have snapped up rice, wheat and cotton in American aid which hav e been in "cold storage" at the Port of Singapore Authority's godowns for the past two months. The cargo, which arrived here under the American aid programme to Indochina, was
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    Seminar on hanking
    55 11 THE United Overseas Bank group training department will conduct a second seminar on bankng fcr 100 p^euntverslty students at the UOB building In Raffles Place on Monday. The training department will also be conducting two seminars In December to expore students to the various aspects of banking
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    Mammal house
    38 11 THE Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. will open the Small Mammal House at ti>e Singapore Zoological Garden, Manrtnl, In conjunction with the second anniversary celebraUoti of the zoo on June 29 at 12.20 p.m.
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    Drugs: $3,6oo'fine
    37 11 Drugs: $3,6oo 'fine TEO Ah Hock, 53, was fined $3,000 yesterday for having 0.55 grammes of morphine in Chanel Soad on May 22 at about 105 p.m. He was fined another $600 for having a hypodermic syringe.
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    Asean finance marts to be discussed
    314 11 Asean finance marts to be discussed A THREE-DAY inter- national conference to examine the structure of the financial markets of Asean countries and Honckonß will dc held at the Central Bank of Philippines in Manila from July 7 to 9. The conference, entitled South-east Asia's Financial Markets Present and Future,
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    Swimtrunk gang gives police the slip again
    484 11  - Swimtrunk gang gives police the slip again LAI YEW KONG 89,000 HOLDUP -THEN A CEMETERY CHASE By 'pHE elusive four-man Iwi BUB tan trunk gang which has escaped police capture for the past seven months, again foiled a party of detectives yes t c rdav when the latter tried to
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    Man who had 10 stolen bikes jailed
    136 11 Man who had 10 stolen bikes jailed A MAN who was caught having 10 stolen Mercies told a magistrate's court yesterday that he bourn t the bicycles even though he knew they were "fraudulently obtained" by the seller, because of their cheap price. Koh 800 Chang. 29, was jailed for
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      BULLDOG TEST
      403 14 BRITAIN'S first national referendum has shown, that even In peacetime the Labour, Conservative and Liberal parties can work together with big business in an effective united front The result of the June 5 referendum 67.2 per cent in favour of staying in the European Economic Community proved that
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      MATTER OF COPING
      178 14 QINGAPORE is not the first country in the region to have to turn away refugees. On Monday, according to nows agency reports from Bangkok, the Thai Government refused entry to 108 shipwrecked refugees from Vietnam rescued by a Danish freighter last week. A naval and marine police
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    T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane
    412 14 T.F. Hwang takes you down memory lane "IN MY view, the establishment of standard Singapore English is overdue." Ray Tongue A DEBATABLE view, perhaps. One which, if raised 20 years ago, would have been laughed down despite the Malayanisation then of the education service. The derision would have come from
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    Across the Causeway
    561 14 EXCERPTS of editorial comment from the New Straits Times, Malaysia. SPENCER Chapman once observed that the Jungle is neutral. The Senoi Praaq (Red Berets) have made it an ally. They still number leas than I.WO men but their role in flxhtinc milita.at communism has been substantial and
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      Let's also remember those policemen who died in action
      219 14 rE celebrations for Police Week concluded last Saturday. During the week parades were held at which senior officers as well as the ordinary policemen made new and reiterated old pledges. That must have, I suppose, rekindled tr"» enlrit The sagging spirits
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      77 14 REPORTS in the papers of late said that there might be another round of oil price hike. It is timely therefore that the Government renew Its campaign against wastage of electricity. The other day I was surprised to find that one of the unoccupied buildings at the People's Association in
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      TIMING OF' ZONE LIGHTS BY RADIO?
      138 14 TIMING OF' ZONE LIGHTS BY RADIO? A 8 it Is I think Cisco guards at gantry posts in the restricted zone switch on the lights according to the timings shown on their individual watches. As a result the operative timings may differ by few minutes from one post to another.
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      133 14 MOTORISTS will be encouraged to make full use of the fringe area car parks and will not grudge paying the 50-cent fee for travel In the city shuttle buses provided they can get anywhere near their destination. The terminal of CSS buses should be back at the fringe car park
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      65 14 WHERE Is a fly menace Lat the Changl Point food stalls. This Is due to the fish stalls being situated too close to the eating stalls and the debris left all over the place by the fish mongers. Although the fish stalls have been erected only temporaril- the relevant authorities
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    705 14  - Thoughts of big brother 80ng0 MICHAEL GOLDSMITH PORTRAIT OF A PRESIDENT r -iy m LIBREVILLE. Gabon, this week, a colourful spectacle accompanied the opening of the meeting of the 13 member states of the Oicanisatlon of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec). Upon the arrival of the President of the West African
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      US focus on planning as the answer to economic woes
      685 15 US focus on planning as the answer to economic woes WAS HINQTON: Tf With the unemployment rate approaching nine per cent and inflation at a similar level Americans are very critical of the way in which national economic decisions are being made. The general belief Is that policy makers do
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      Shell cautious about what current year will bring
      351 15  - Shell cautious about what current year will bring MARTIN LIM By WHAT the current year will bring Shell Refining (F.0.M.) is unpredictable. The outcome is dependent on the movement of internatonal market price levels for crude oil and products. This Is the message conveyed by the chairman, Dr. Richard Hu,
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      Shorrt- term prospects limited,
      124 15 Shorrt- term prospects limited, AMSTERDAM: The chairman ot the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Mr. Guy Sayer, suggested that the Asian dollar market's short-term, growth prospects are limited. At a press conference of the American Bankers' Association International Monetary Conference here, br said for the shortterm the market's growth is
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      Briefly...
      251 15 rjUTHRIE Corporation vl lifted Dre-tax profits to £9.33 million In 1974 from £8.78 million previously on a Rroup turnover of £144 million. The company is planning a one-for-flve scrip Issue. and a 1.2p final dividend making a total of 13.2 p. International Computer Holdings' earnings before tax rose from
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      No dividend from Harimau yet
      326 15 SHAREHOLDERS of 0 Harunau investments are in lor a long wav, ii they are nopmg to receive a dividend payment irom the company. Ims is because a maiden payout irom rianmau will be very much dependent on a major recovery In the stock market, according
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      Slowdown in Asian $ mart growth
      891 15  - Slowdown in Asian mart growth TERESA LIM By the Asian dollar market here will continue to grow, it will expand at a slower rate than it did in the 12 months to March 1975, when the size of the market made a 51 per cent leap to a record US$lO.9
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      London Tin: let shareholders decide' decision
      496 15  - London Tin: let shareholders decide' decision HARRY MILLER By LONDON: The board of London Tin Corporation has decided that shareholders should be "given an equal opportunity whether or not to retain their shares," In view of the change of control that Haw Par Brothers International's proposed transaction with Pernas Securities
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      Japan faces trade slowdown
      200 16 Japan faces trade slowdown SIX major Japanese trading houses with established branches lr Singapore, ha«e predicted a sharp decline in Japan's trade In fiscal 1975. In particular, their prediction Is that the Import growth rate Is likely to fall markedly, while the rate of Increase of exports will also drop.
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      165 16 Citibank predicts prime cuts to six per cent AMSTERDAM: First National City Bank A chairman Mr. Walter Wriston said he expected the prime rate, currently standing In Citibank's case at 6.75. to fall to around six per cent over the next few months. In an Interview, Mr. Wriston said the
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      102 16 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Mr Wont Phal Nam has resigned as a director of South East Asia Lumber with effect from June 3. Mr. Kan Ah Chye ceased to be his alternate with effect from the same date. Mr. Philip Gerald Grand?, a director of Malayan Breweries and Its subsidiary, Malayan
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        NEW YORK
        322 16 "F«J»TW YORK. Tburs.— The x^ stock market retreated today In the slowest tradllng In more than two months as Investors concern over higher oil prices wrtkened the New York Stock Exchange list. Analyst* noted that yesterday's announcement by the Organisation of Petroieum Exporting Countries of a raw In
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        AMSTERDAM
        255 16 AMSTERDAM, ThIOTL A Aiutei wnlliim* Improved (lightly today with Koyml Oatch firmer, rhilipa Uaßam higher and Aka* and Paagire— weaker among Dutch International*. dealers aald. In generally dull conditions on lack of Interest, Pakhoe*. major uanks and Hetoeken rose. KLM finned slightly ahead of result* for the year ended
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        ZURICH
        109 16 5f URICH, Thura. The «tock market tv almost unchanged on a slightly Increased volume today. The bond market was firm. The Credit Sulaae Index gained 0.1 point to 186.4. Cloatac prtcM in Swlaa franca with th* itlfrerrac* on th« pr»rloua imlMi pnc*«. crMit suim* mo is Swlu Bank Corpn.
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        Lock icon Banks' stakes in DUL up
        74 16 SYDNEY: Shareholders of Development UnderwritlnK (DUD have approved proposals which pave the way for two major overseas banks to Increase substantially their Investments In DUL. The banks potentially are able to Increase their combined equity Interests In DUL to 48 ncr cent Union Bank of
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        Indices
        99 16 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday JS4 7 Wednesday J34 2 Week ago 3W.J TINS Thuraday 106.03 Wedneaday iO4 M Week a«o ***** BUBBERS Thunday 454.0S Wedneaday 4««.n Week ago 4M.M OILS Thursday 280 85 Wedneaday 577 15 Week ago 3»4 24 DOW JONES AVEBAGE INDUSTRIALS Thur»day «1«.J1 Wednesday U4 5»
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        221 17 UONQROm m Prices drifUd tower in a market notabry lacking incentive, dealers said. The Hang Seng Index ctosfd at 333 »7. dmm 1.44 potnta. Volume on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange dropped to $10 43 front 9115 million yesterday On the four Exchanges combtnrd. the turnover dropped to $43.73
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        Gold Markets
        56 17 Import prices la non-aterllßg areaa la U.S. dolUrs par ounce ill Australian dollars par ounce. (2) Average price. (r'bourn* d> ABtea lurlch loockonc I'port U) Ut» UM inn uj \*i SOB 1*4. IMJOt ClOMd 1*8.75 IIS MB KM ?SB 1M9W IH.IH IM.81 1« M PrMar TNur«i«, 1M.S0 1*5
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        204 17 TOKYO, *rt. The mar- x ket closed slightly easier j after opening higher, as traders became cautious about the earlier levels, dealers raid. The Dow Jones average kxrt 5.10 paints to 4.468 83 with the volume at IM million shares, down from yesterday's 230 million shares. The New Index
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        SYDNEY
        285 17 CYDNEY, Pri—The market closed the week with Its fifth successive decline In trading. Traders said foreign buying support had almost evaporated while local Interest was at a minimum. The Sydney All-Ordinaries index tumbled 4.19 to 370.13. In the leaders. BHP slipped to AI7.CJ while CSR fell to 14.33. Bank
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      883 16 there's something fishy about Metal Box You bet there is! and we'd like to tell you about it. When it comes to canning fish products, you run into a whole sea of problems transporting and handling the fish to the cannery while they're still fresh the efficiency of the canning
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      44 16 DISTRIBUTOR/AGENT ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS We wish to appoint a Company to distribute our range of internationally known electrical relays, switches and circuit breakers. Interviews will be conducted in Singapore later this year. Interested parties please appl> to 'DISTRIBUTOR' P.O. Box 21, Artarmon. N.S.W, 2064. Australia.
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        57 17 Hoe K.BC I. Darby 1. GtaM 1. Finance ten L Credit aehcspe tv EL iutarte Carr. iotnncas OB I. Iron $290 •7.70 $2.M fl 07 tIM $1 62 tI.SS $2.00 $1.74 $2 26 $2.76 $3.46 $3 64 »4 46 .1« .10 06 07 .06 .04 .03 -00 .02 .02
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        17 17 n* Is line J *0 ♦830 $3.00 $0.57 C 8.75 .a —.11 .0 At, —.01 .0-
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        Most active Stocks
        23 17 Sine Darby 8*846* VLaJavan CretUt *****4 Faber Merlin S3.**g I O. Ltusd 68,646 Total Taraever 148M Total Vase*: 64.67 M
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        INDICES
        47 17 !■<— lrtlh: HIM tUM Flnaaee: UtSM UO7 Hotefa: IMJM IM.U IPi«»tlUf: I7€JJ 17«.7t Ttay: IMJ4 JM.M I rubber*: Ul.«l UIJI 0.C.8.C: WJM 3MjM S.E.B. Ind.: US.JI ZU.77 Dec. M. 1M« IN Dee. SI, IMB 1M Dee. t», lMt 1M Dre. SI. 1»7« 1M Jan. 1. It7t 1M
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1666 17 THE last transacted ready i sale at the dose of business on the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous .-lays prices together with )976 high and low. ('Adjusted let scrip/ rights Insue). INDUSTRIALS IECTION ONE 1175 Laat i CLOBINO T0NI: Finance and hotel ateady, Induatriala
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      Trading turns steadier
      372 17 TH E Singapore stock market yesterday proved once again to be quite erratic more as a res 1 1 of fieksenfs on the part of operators than anything else. This prompted some technical reaction on weekend covering account with general recovery seen in speculative Issues. Gains were
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1181 17 •DID and offer prices officially JUted and business in and reported to the Stock Bxchange of Slngajiore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. All Time Bargains or Settlement Contracts are quoted after the worei "Sett
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1058 17 RID and offer prices officially Hited and business In ar., reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded eliown in brackets in lota of 1.000 units, unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Ajinamata i I.SOB 2. MS). A. Tap. (O.TSB) (1) 0 79. Alaan
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      PALM OIL
      99 17 BOTH the European and DS markets were quiet and thin on Thursday, according to MPOPA Quotations In US$ (Rotterdam) unless stated were: Afloat $350 sellers, 1340/ (US) 1550 cents traded: June (US) 15 cents sellers. (US) 14 cents buyers; July $325, (US) 14.35 cents sellers. $330/333.50/ (US) 14
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      A mixed close to KL trading
      306 17 A mixed close to KL trading THE Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange ruled barely steady for most of yesterday In very quiet conditions with shares ending narrowly mixed. Price movements were narrow and interest slackened considerably. Ibis is reflected In the decline In turnover which fell to 1.49 million unlU valued
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      Seminar on new techniques to help executives
      294 17 Seminar on new techniques to help executives AN advanced manage- ment programme, designed to provide practising managers with the latest knowledge and techniques to assist them in resolving current problems, will be held at Hotel Equatorial from July 20 to Aug. 15. The Uth in its scne*. this year's four-week
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        StraiU tin
        206 17 THE Straits tin price feU •4 to $837 per picul la Penang yesterday on an official offering up 34 tons to 300 tons. LONDON: Thursday's tin standard grade finished the morning unchanged for Cash and fully £4 per tonne lower for Three Months. Values were very ateady on
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        Copper prices
        35 17 London copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets). Wlrebar Spot buyer (312 ((510) aeller (613 (iUl); Three Month buyer (531 ((529) aaller i 531 10 ((529.50). Market tone: Steady at the higher level.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        32 17 Rubber: Jane 13. Singapore: July 124.75 ets. (down 1.75 ets.) Malaysia 1 ■1 y 124.75 ets. (down 1.75 ets.) Tin: $937 (down *4>. Official offering Mt tons (up 24 tons).
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        Duty rates
        62 17 rE Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties from Jane 12 until further notice. Rubber Mi ets a lb Copra $428 a ton P. Kernel $235.25 a ton The rates of duties available are: Rubber 21 ets a lb (Total 7| ets a
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        PRODUCE
        105 17 MINIJI PROOUCt IX. v CHANCI, SINGAPORE NOOK CLOIINO PRICK Pl* PICUL VCITIROAY. Cassm* OU: bulk f&SN sellers. drum S6ON sellers. Ceara: Mixed (loo.f) UK/Cont. »26N B. Paawat: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100* NLW $240 aellera. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96% NLW *227| sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b »6« NLW
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        SMR and SSR
        98 17 10 iI.R.E.L.B. MR SCV MR 6L vlR 6 MR 10 >.v!R 20 MR 60 1SR 20 3R 60 July AOf. (Current Mth) (Forward Mth) Bayers Scllen Buyers Sellers (Mate par kg) (ecata per k|-) (1 tOD pallet) 133.60 *****N 136.00 1S6.00N (1 t: i paliett 131.00 132.00N
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        Turnover at low for the year
        387 17 INHERE has beai a marked lull in trading activity as extremely subdued and Inactive condlttone ruled for the most part of the period, with turnover at a tow for the year, says Holiday, CuUer. Bath la 1U weekly rubber review. With physical orders and
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        Rubber market
        534 17 "THE Singapore rubber market yesterday opened one cent lower following easier London advices and then recovered partially In very slow and quiet conditions on renewed Interest for forwards up to end 1976. Better Interest was noted for SMR 10 and 20 open ports July and August shipment. The
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      Money and exchanges
      288 17 Money and exchanges THE US dollar opened at 1 12.7000/20 in the Singapore forex market yesterday to recover from Thursday's low. Demand for the US unit Increased and It was traded actively to $2.2735/40 at the ciose. The market was generally active In the morning bul turned quiet in the
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      NOMINAL RATES
      133 17 Suggested Interbank rates *t 3.30 ptn: Currencies Nominal rates Smithsonian PeretnUf* ■noted )«t-nUj icroaaj parity change US dollar 2.2735 ***** 2.8196 —19.37 Sterling pound 6.1870 5.1905 7 3469 29.40 Hongkong dollar 46.00 46.05 50.51 8.93 Maiayslan dollar 99 90 100.00 100.00 0.10 Aust schilling 13.7545 13. "80S 12.1012
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      ASIAN CURRENCY RATES
      177 17 A BIAN currency deposit interbank rates as at close on Friday June 13: U8 Dollars (Spot) Oiler Bid Nate: Theae rates may differ slightly from those quoted by banks to their customers. i aays 1/2 o s/« 1 mth 5 9 16 6 7/16 2 mths 5
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      Money market
      33 17 Closing Interbank rates In Singapore dollars for June 13: Offer Bid Overnight 1 mth 6*4 64 2 n.ths 6 5*4 3 Mths 6% < Prime rate 8% Source: P. Murray- Janes International.
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      DISCOUNT MARKET
      55 17 RANGE cf ratt offered by dl* count house* on Juna 13 Overnight i\ to S\%. Call depoait 3\%. aitßhal •uy Ml Smooth Treasury MIU 3 1/4 S 3 month bank MIU 5 11M6 5 1/16 3 month CD 13/16 ft 6/6 6-month CD 6 6/ 16 6 1/16
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      Treasury bills tender
      55 17 RESULTS of Treasury bills tender held on Jane 13 for 91-day bills to be issued from June 16 to U: Offered: $40 million. Applied for: |62,2M,Mt 1 Allotted: $40 million. Accepted bids: $99.03 approximately 44 per cent; higher bids in full. Average rate of discount on allotment:
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      785 18 LEMBAQA PERUSAHAAN NENAS TAKAH MELAYU (Jawatan Koeong) Permohonan-permohonan adalah dlpelawa darlpada warganegara Malaysia untu< memenuhl jawatan berlkut> 1 (I) Jtwitan: PENOLOWG PEGAWAI TANAM SEMULA (NENAS) (11) Tattoo": (All-8, AlO-2) $700x50-900/ IOOOx 50-1200/1350x50--1500/1800x75-1825. (Ill) Kumpulan: A (Iv) Nama Badan Brrkanun: Lembaga Perusahaan Nenas Tanah Melayu. 2. Taraf KerakyaUn: Warganegara Malaysia. 3.
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      447 18 UNITATA SDN. BHD. Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens to fill the following posltlons:--(1) ENGINEER (11) ASSISTANT ENGINEER The successful candidates will be Involved in the maintenance works of various plants and equipment within the company. This position offers bright prospects for the right candidates as It Is
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      603 18 PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN NEGERI PERAK KEKOBONOAN JAWATAN 1. (i) Jawatan: Jurutera Awam. (ii) Tan((a«aji: All-8; AlO-2: $850 x5O 1250/1400 x 50 1500/1800 x 75 1825. AlO-l:*1000x75-1900. (iii) Kumpulan: Kumpulan A. (iv) Naaaa Badan Berkanun: Perbadanan Kemajuan Negerl Perak.. 2. Taraf Kerakyatan: Warganegara Malaysia. 3. Umur: (1) Calun-calun bagl lantlkan terus tldak
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      458 18 MARKETING We are looking for a top calibre executive to take charge and develop the marketing of our shipping and container services in West Malaysia. He will be based in Petaling Jaya and will be required to promote and expand existing agencies and to introduce new ideas and business trends.
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      619 18 JAPAN AIR LINES invites Bumiputra applicants to fill the vacancy of a CARGO CLERK in its Kuala Lumpur Office. Age: Not more than IP years. Qualification: School Certificate. Can speak and write English fluently. Experience: Air cargo experience preferably but not essential. Hand written applications together with non-returnable passport size
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    Errant MNCs get a stern warning
    623 19 Errant MNCs get a stern warning Ml/LTI-NATIONAL companies (MXCs) will be sent "packing post-haste" if tthey behave in a manner detrimental to ;the policies and aspirations of their host countries, the MP for Ulu Pandan Dr. |(.'hiang Hai Ding warned yesterday. But he stressed that there was a large area
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    Govt may issue further $125m stock to public
    347 19 Govt may issue further $125 m stock to public rE Government may isSue an additional $125 million worth, of registered stock for subscription by the public because the $500 million stock issued on Thursday was oversubscribed, a Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) official said yesterday. MAS, be said, was now
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    It's suicide
    38 19 CORONBR Mr. Francis Tseng, ywterday recorded a verdict of suicide on Tan Kwee Seng, 16, who died of poisoning at 10.43 p.m. on March 15 after he swallowed Insecticide at bU house In Urn Ctau Kang.
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    Trade talks by Kalimantan mission
    216 19 Trade talks by Kalimantan mission BILATERAL trade relations between Singapore and Indonesia was the main topic of discussion when a 12--mcmber delegation of the South Kalimantan Chamber of Commerce and Industry called on Mr. Tan Keon Choon, Dresident of th« Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Fill Street. The Indonesian mission,
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    ROBBERS CALL DURING MAHJONG GAME
    117 19 ROBBERS CALL DURING MAHJONG GAME rO men one armed with a revolver and the other a knife held up four mahjong players at a Keng Lee Road association and robbed them of $606 on Tuesday night. Teo Ah Meng, 49. was playing mahjong with three friends at the Nanyang Pholeng
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    No licence vendor
    35 19 BNO Jui Hot m yctter day nned $30 (or selling fruit on a tricyde without a Ucence at Upper Buktt TUn*h Road on May as at 5.20 pja. Hia good* were forfeited.
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      76 19 Helena Rubinstein the science of beauty FREE Consultation by London, Paris trained beautician Mrs.HJ.ongat: LOVER PERFUMERIES CENTRE, Ground Floor Counter, People's Park Centre. Upper Cross Street. Singapore 1. From: Mth to 21st June 1975. For further consultations visit: Helena Rubinstein, Beauty Training Centre, 1 lth Floor, Faber House, Orchard Road,
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      292 19 Colour Fvt9di%y 9 ■w*«M%s*»s^4ttCHis4©^s Ease of Repairs Instant picture Excellent Sound Very bis Screen Steady Reception Low Consumption Auto Compensation •Longterm Service POINT FOR POINT AC A colour #%Bj#% TELEVISION IS BIW SUPCRMR! WmVT y KssMk-i^H i I I w Ami B^B^|SBBBBBB^_ 77/26 I Httfa/y r mm^J\\/At.fyAAirs *^>. II •T
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      1036 19 Un your TV SINGAPORE 5 1.85 PM Opening and Sesame Street 7JI torn (Matey) 2.88 Saturday Matinee— PitfaN. starring: Dick 745 Harry Secombe Show Powell. Raymond Burr, Lizabett Scott, Jane 121 Sconce Report Wayatt US traK*-Itt Far Siit H tit Fmci 3 .25 Mabyaa Cm FMtM Matd Siigaptra 138 News
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      Moonwalk man's wife flies in for holiday
      202 20 A M7XICAN astronaut A Alan Bean is in quarantine for three weeks, so his wtfe Sue decided to pack her bags and go on a holiday. "My husband is on the back-up team for the Joint LS- Soviet orbit on July 15 and
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      MIGRANTS RACKET: TWO JAILED
      412 20  -  GLORIA CHAN By rro members of a syndicate engaged in the trafficking of illegal immigrants were jailed for a total of 12 years with 18 strokes of the rotan by a district court yesterday. Seah Kay Seng alias Char Kong. 48, and Chew Ah 8eng alias
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      985 under SILO wing
      39 20 THE Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation won the right to represent 986 workers in the employ of Bethlehem Singapore Pit. Ltd. and Van o> Horst Asia Pte. Ltd. after a secret ballot by the Labour Ministry.
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      100 for talks
      22 20 ABOUT 100 people will attend the Ninth Asia YMCA Leaders' Conference at Mandarin Hotel from June 23 to 37.
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      Malay in the courts: <Get ready'
      136 20 Malay in the courts: &lt;Get ready' BTUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— 'Ik Attorney-General and Law Minister Tan Sri Abdul Kadir Yusof told lawyers today to be prepared for the day wnen Bahasa Malaysia Is used tn the administration of Justice. The Government has not decided to amend the National Language Act, 1967.
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      Factory fire
      31 20 TAPAH. Prl The Malaysian Rubber Development Corporation's Heveacrumb factory at Pekan Getah. about five kilometres from here was damaged by fire this morning. The damage is estimated at $130,000
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      TALKS TO START SOON: EXXON
      407 20 TALKS TO START SOON: EXXON OIL EXPLORATION SUSPENSION KUALA LUMPUR. Friday gXXON Production Malaysia is confident of reaching agreement with Petronas soon on the rights to continue oil exploration activities off the peninsular east coast. The president of Exxon Malaysia. Mr. JO Walvoord, said today his company was waiting "anxiously"
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      Trishaw man had dope: 7 years and caning
      202 20 Trishaw man had dope: 7 years and caning OENANO. Frl.— TrtshaI rider Urn Seng Huat. 47, was today sentenced to seven years 1 Jail and six strokes of the rotan for possessing more than six grams of morphine at Pykett Avenue on th« night of May 30. Lim is the
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      $100,000 bail each for two
      85 20 PENANG, Pri. Two men were today granted ball of $100,000 each the highest offered so far by the Sessions Court here pending trial on a Joint charge of possessing more than 2,863 grams of heroin. 00l Khai Chin. 31. proprietor of a car spraying firm
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      Package deal: New talks?
      55 20 KUALA LUMPUR. PTi Government clerk* are trying to arrange another meeting with the Public Services Department to discuss the package deal that has been offered by the Government. The decision to have further negotiations over the Government pay offer was made at a meeting of representatives
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      Met workshop
      28 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Ptl Communications Minister Tan Sri V. Manlckavasagam will open the World Meterologlcai Organisation workshop on The Uses of Meteorological Radar, here on June 23.
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      135 20 l/\Aflfi fl f& E r\f\fl THEArit£A£ r IJVU UiiJO^J 1 Nrr£w OLUB "^SJBW^ tff-w* r M^t n ■if irfc i IfKMUL* &gt;CTK tUXm COUIUB |l«l Ml* KIXT V. ,lpt IV .11 IIHJ »~~o«. r,,.~»- m*"^ •{j^tJ&i^d^ff- Extravaganza V TsT^^^« SbsV'' iRA/i*' *T I ~mM, S^W 1 L. J bWV I
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      700 21 I MARKETING AND I FINANCIAL MANA6EMENT Our MM which ,s a large international manufacturing group s a world leader in the manufacture |of specialised printing equipment &lt;&gt;r he textile industry. The company requ.res &lt;&gt; the Singapore manufacturing facility the following utate per onn.l who are citizens or permanent resident* &gt;f
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      622 21 r\ Placement Advisory Services for Clients A medium-sited industrial organisation located in Jurong requires: FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION MANAGER (528.000 35,000 p.a.) This is a key position on the management team of a progressive organisation and one that wilt provide substantial challenge and scope to the successful candidate. He will be
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      575 21 r i UNITED OVERSEAS BANK GROUP HAS VACANCIES FOR BRANCH RELIEF MANAGERS Candidates for this position should be Singapore citizens, preferably aged 27 to 35. A degree or professional qualification in Accounting, Business Administration, Banking or Economics will be desirable and proven management experience in the field of banking and
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      610 21 I I, =AREA MANAGER FINANCE Hong Kong US$3O,OOO par annum This newly-created key position in the area office of one of our major clients provides a unique opportunity fora mature and experienced executive who can assist the company's in fluential clients in dealing with their personal financial matters on an
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    IN MEMORIAM
    20 22 In memory of our beloved father. Mr. N.K. 1'illai who left us on 14.6.74. Inserted by loved ones.
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      898 22 A RESETTLEMENT OFFICER B RESETTLEMENT INSPECTORS Salary Scale A $605 x A 25 655/ 700 725/ Bar/ 775 800/ Bar/ 835 x A3O 955/ Bar/ 990 x A4O 1270 B 1 90 x A l O 2 1 0/ 285 x A2O 385/ 405 x A2O 505/ 525 x A2O
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      716 22 another wvlVlvw to serve you better SERVICE^! We have pleasure to announce the appointment of Messrs Ong Ban Hong Leong (M) Sdn. Bhd. 48-3, Jalan Sultanah, Batu Pahat, Johor, Malaysia as our authorised service station for BOSCH Fuel Injection Equipment. This workshop is fully equipped with the latest testbench and
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      532 22 WARNING NOTICE Notice is hereby given that we, KONII ONKYO KAISHA LTD of 1-23, 5-chome, Kitamachi Iwaya Nada-ku, Kobe, Japan, are the Registered Proprietors of the COPYRIGHT in the. design of a radio representations of which appear below. This design is registered in the United Kingdom under the Registered Designs
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      379 22 MINISTRY OK THK environment sin&lt;;apokk Tenders are Invited from PWD Registered Contractors and from "Specially Registered Contractors" for the following works: The Supply and Installation of ScwaKe PumpinK Equipment etc. at Paya l.obar Koad PumpinK Station. SinKapore. Restricted to PWD Registered Contractors in Mechanical KnKineerinK above SHMI.IHMI Closing date: Tth
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    85 25 MR. CHUA Joo Kirn. 75 passed 1 »ay peacefully on Friday 13/8/75 leaving behind beloved wife. Ang Cheng Neo. Son. Teck Hee adopted son Pang Cheng Keonu daughter Margaret, daughters-in-law Annie Low. Tan Buck Eng. 2 grandsons. 6 granddaughters. to mourn his loss Cortege leaving Spore Casket on
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    39 25 'he FAMILY of the late Mrs. Loh s&lt;ng Heng nee Mudam Llm (hoon Neo thank relatives, friends, office colleagues and tmslness associates for their con■mlences. assistance, wreaths. m rolls, donations and atte ldancei during their recent bereavement
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    28 25 IN EVERLOVING MEMORY of Madam Mary Celestlne Lee Chye Neo (Mrs Ong Ktm Pong. Malacca) departed 14/6/73 Always remembered and sadly missed by loving family
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      1939 25 classified ads H WELL ESTABLISHED TUITION school requires tutors for teach ing secondary levels Pre-U levels. I Science. Maths English Attractive salary Interested call at 512. sth floor. Katong Shopping Centre. Spore 15 FEMALE REOUIRED IMMEDIATELY by e&lt; anllshed Mall Order House Must possess very good knowledge or completely independent
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      834 25 WELL-ESTABLISHEO COMPANY requires Outdoor BaWamtn and Salesgirls Own transport Class 2 or 3. Please call personally for an interview today and tomorrow from 10 00 am to 12 30 p m 2 p.m. to 5 p m at Landex Pte Ltd 52. Arab Street. Singapore MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVE required by new
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      823 25 BOUICON 4 ENGINEERING Wanted (1) Spray Painter (1) Blacksmith Welder full parttime or Contractor (3) Oeneral maintenance Fitter Apply Monday Friday. 16 00 p.m 18 00 p.m Saturday 900 am 12 00 noon 112. Hua Ouan Avenue Buklt Tlmah/ Dunearn Road 6W miles. Spore 21. MALE OXYOEN a ACETYLENE PLANT
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      673 25 EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR WANTED for Senior Expatriate Should be over 30 years of age with excellent references Preferably should live near dlst. 23 Salary about $300/- Apply In writing to Sepoy Lines P O Box 204 Spore CLNMC NUMB RCOUSRSD In DlStrtct 12 Experience not essential but an advantage Tel *****70
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      732 25 WANTED DRIVER WITH clean class 3 licence Ex-service man able to understand simple English Preference given to those In district 2. Call *****9 on Monday. 16-6-75 swung day rate expected Well established and expanding organisation invites applicants for their Kranjl Factory/ Town Office for the following poets 1. MALE/FEMALE COSTING
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      714 25 SECURITY OUAROS NEOUNVJO to I work In Jurong area Call personally with I passport size photo to 462-A. Seranfoon Road. Spore AN OFFICE BOY wanted immediately Preferably with OCE 'O' Level An attractive salary and good fringe benefits Apply giving full particulars to THE PERSONNEL MANAGER P.O. BOX MS. SINGAPORE
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      903 25 OFF BUKIT TIMAM Road brand I new modern 4-bedroomed alrcon furnished houses SI. SM- SI. IM I Eng Khong Park detached 4 &lt; bedrooms $1 7SO Sunset Square 5 large bedrooms, 3 aircons telephone installed $2 $00 Tel *****3- 635*21 *****4 International Housing CHARLTON PAJsx 2-storey comer 4-roonvwl I*wr4»c*? p*m
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      914 25 FLAT iee4 .per aerangoop. Suitable for ren&lt;i&gt; Bt«BBBBBBBTBSBBBBt H*Wit I ÜBOtM h*&gt; ll***Vßsf niLiniiif -r CITY TOWS |SJsBT. vB) Sfn floor, i bsdiunsae. servant's atrron telephone SI '00 Fully fur ntohed Tel 23MHS/ 25M1«4 17 Nil X Roe, Store 10 offers for rental 1 FULLY PUMNBIHJ APARTMENT 3 aircondltloned bedrooms
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      830 26 FRONT ROOM. Couple Lad:e« All facilities $90/- Blk 37 271 Cor- poratlon Drive Jurong Town 1 Market I DtST. 3 HOUSEHOLOER wish to take in University/ Polytechnic student boarders Reasonable rate Pleaw ring *****3 Mrs Ho SHARED FURNISHED FLAT. Meyer 1 Road $260 for room bath, sitting dlf.ng roons. i
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      877 26 CHOICE PROPERTY NAML V about 10 000 sq ft single-storey bungalow split-level, price negotiable Contact Chua *****0 after 7 p.m or Lily *****6 between 9am 5 p m THOMSON HILLS DOUBLESTOREY semidetached fully furnished 3 400 sq ft $195,000 Contact Mr Ng *****4 DISTRICT 21:- doub'e-storey semi-detached well maintained, mosaic
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      798 26 FLAT AT CAIRNHILL, two bedrooms, one servant's and large hall $97,000/- Ring *****1 WESTWOOD APARTMENT no brokers S T Box A ***** Spore •I L*sß*l APPROX. 157.000 SO. FT. prime reial freehold land at Holland Grore Roari Vacant possession Interested call *****12/ *****13 FOR SALE UNCOMPLETED housing project and 21
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      836 26 NAM HO TRAVEL Service (Singapore) Pte Limited Tour West Malaysia (Inclusive Oentlng. Highlands) by Deluxe alr-con-dltloned bus seven days 3*175/Departure everyday Cameron Highlands Four days SBB5/-. Genting Highlands Four days Sslls/- 16/6/75. 17/6/75. 18/6/75. 19/6/75 Oentlng Highlands Two days by air Ssl3o/-. Denarture Everyday (Sole Agent for Gentlng Helicopter Service)
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      816 26 OXLEV TRAVEL (PTE) LTD OVERSEAS TOURS 1) Korea/ Japan/ Taiwan/ Hongkong/ Bangkok 19 days $2,250. 17 days $1,980. 2) Taiwan (Allsan/ Huallen) Hongkong/ Bangkok 14 days $1,490. 12 days $I.42o.(Speclal concession for two hersons booking) Departure: 16/6. 23/6. 30/6. 7/7. 14/7. 21/7. 28/7. 4/8. 11/*T 18/«. J5/8. 1/9. 8/9. 15/9.
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      761 26 STRAND HOTEL Bencoclen Street downtown, alrcon/ non-alr-eond.. Private bath, single 820/-. double $25/-. Bar Restaurant. Homely Service Spore Tel: *****8 Sf.OANE COURT HOTEL. IT Balmoral Road, quiet residential Orchard Road area, alrcondltloned. $22/- upwards. Tel: *****11 (S pore) V.M.C.A RESTAURANT/ COFFEE HOUSE A' Orchard Road next to Museum (tel: *****9)
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      644 26 BEGINNERS BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHANO. Typewriting Accounting. Costing. Management Accounting Correspondence and Reportwming classes Preparing for the 1976 LCCI Examination. Fees $7/- Commencing this week Please enrol early 1 Singapore Commercial School. ISA. Mackenzie Road (*****7 *****8) OR 768 D. Upper Serangoon Road. (*****0/ *****0) (2) Regent Commercial Institute. sth Floor. Wonderland
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      744 26 BUtLOCRS' QUANTITIES (Stage One) Friday 7 30pm -930pm commencing 20/6/75 Typewriting classes from 8 am. 9 p.m Kindly enrol early Geylang Commercial School. 91-A. Geylang Road (Opp. Gay World) Tel *****9 LEX MENO PROFESSIONAL^ TRAINING CENTRE PROVIDES NEW SESSIONS FOR 1*75/7* EXAMINATIONS IN ACA (as) parts). lAS (part I II).
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      879 26 EFFECTIVE TUITIOtI sTY qualified teacher (Primary and Secondary) tel *****8 (Miss Llm) MALAY. MANDARIN. HOKIPN. Cantonese at home. Academic Tuition 4-A Ah Hood Road. Blk C Balestler Mansion. Spore 12 Phone *****3 ART CLASSES FOR Mnd"garten. Primary. Secondary. PreU students at 3-43 Peninsula Complex Toa Payoh Tel *****6 AT STUDENTS
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      710 26 CROMWELLIAN UMrrtfrN CLOCK Hour hand only engraved Bcaaa face Inscribed Hikbelieved to have been mad--1660 92 but several parts nre not the oriu -SKELETON" CATHEDRAL CLOCK Brass manufacture approximately 18 inches high, in glass case In good working condition For appointment to view on 12th 13th June tram a.m. to
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      734 27 FACIAL TREATMENT FOR MEN Charlotte GenU Houae of Beauty :«*-lalist in pimples, acne, blackheads, open pores treatment, wrinkles prevention L manicure at Katong Shopping re G25. Tel *****5 froan 10 00 am. to 7 00 p tn. (Close on Sunday) ARE YOU TOO FATT H e»arw*Hht I. your praalam weean
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      823 27 CATHAY AIR-CONDITION L rrtgeralion Co specialist In sales/ rental Ii repair all kinds of alrconditloners. refrigerators Ii cold room Tel *****6 *****b1 TRANSPORTATION/ REMOVAL SERVICE. Datsu.i Pickup. Medium/ Big Lorry to shift cargo, household/ office equipment *****7/ *****3. Lenwa Company HAVING TROUBLE with your clearance/ forwarding Conuct us for free
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      726 27 I FOREIGNER SELLING FUR NITURE, double bedroom set. curUlns. crtalrv refrigerators OEC and Pan Electric. Minolu photosut machine 3 ply cartons (new). ToyoU Corona 2000 1972 model Tel 4*6528 -SPECIAL *OFFER" WWi Super "••ve" -Saw* -Se»e" "PMUaw" Radio Model:- 077 $9/90 with Battery ■Pl imp" Radio Cassette Model 445 $155/-
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      902 27 PROJECTOR FOR SALE $250 G B. Bell and Howell 8 mm Model 606-H Ump 500 watt Max 200-250 war 3 amps AC or DC Make n Engl&nd Tel *****6 YEAR OLO ACMA refrigerator 11 ru ft $525 and Hoover Matlc twin-: jb washing machine $325 2 Acrr s afrcondiiloners $275
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      908 27 HURRY! LAST DAYS Clearance sale Llght-nttlngs and electrical home appliances to clear at Coat Call at Compass (Pte) Ltd 21. Seng Poh Road. Singapore 3. FIRST OF ITS KINO IN SINGAPORE A Demonstration Centre for Washing Machines. Dishwashers and Tumble Dryers Brands available are: AEG. Gala (OEC), General Electric (USA).
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      857 27 PACIFIC MOTOR CREDIT Pte Ltd Showroom at 511. Buklt Tlmah Road. ISmt Spore 10 Tel *****1/ 6*0393/ *****4 offers 1974 Dauun 12OY Honda Civic Subaru REX 360 1973 Ford Escort 1100 Fordor. Colt Lancer 1200. Toyou Carina 1600 Mama 1000 Austin 1300 MXIII ToyoU Cellca alrcon Austin Mini Clubman Statlonwagen
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      405 27 I*7l POND CAPRI 160* OT 54.100/- Blk 124 4*7 Loronf. 1 To*. Payoh 3 p.m 7 p m IM* Ri*. rood running condition new tyrw and upholstery Contact Trl *****5 Llm Wf PAY TOP prices for good used can. 46 Zlon Road, behind Great World *****0 Wt OFFER REASONABLE prices
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      97 27 a^ ff ELiCTßicolL PRESSURE GAUGE Maintain proper angina I lubrication, delect clogged oil Nltar, broken oil line, or failure of oil pump. IT 1 1 1 1 mnl n i DftA I tel rwfymoior ie. liw.. 9'J Bioc«» hwwHiM rpox ii t« neiaat nerce 1 1 l if SHOCK V^
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      186 27 1976 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS TENABLE IN AUSTRALIA, FRANCE, GERMANY, JAPAN, NEW ZEALAND AND THE UNITED KINGDOM Applications are Invited from Singapore citizens, below 23 years of age on 1.1.76. for undergraduate scholarships In the following fields of study commencing from the 1976/77 academic year: Aeronautical Engineering Architecture Chartered Accountancy Civil Engineering
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      568 28 A well esteMished American Oilwell Drilling Tools Monufocturing Firm requires Singapore CrriEOtts to fill the following positions: (A) Production Controller The Job: Responsible to the Plant Manager for Overall Planning of Production, perform Quality Control Inspection Of Mochine Work o* Ciirield Drilling Tools, perform Engineering Calculations arc Complete Engineering Drawings
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      557 28 Opportunity jj We are inviting applications from Singapore citizens for the vacancy of Data Control ClerV. This is a challenging ar.d rewarding career in a dynamic industry. The successful applicant will be responsible for the controlling and preparation of data for processing purposes and the quality control of reports subsequently
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      630 28 ICL Data Services ICL's data processing services in Singapore and Malaysia are now known as ICL Data Services (ICLDS), a name which represents a world-wide network of successfully-run computer bureaux and unmatched customer service. We are continuing to expand and are anxious to fill the appointments for the following positions
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      493 28 I Singapore's Export I 0\ CIVIL AND MECHANICAL T*** DRAUGHTSMEN SHELL are expanding their Refinery Complex at Pulau Bukom and invite applications for the above permanent and temporary positions. Qualified Singapore citizens should: be between 22 and 36 years of age have a Oiploma in Civil or Mechanicol Engineering from
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      526 28 CHRISTMAS ISLAND POLICE FORCE VACANCIES Applications are invited for the position of Constable in the Christmas Island Police Force. Salary Range: SSSIS 70 3 x $42 69 $643 37 per month Marriage Allowance (if applicable) Ss6s 39 per month Child Allowance (if applicable) 557.96 per month for each dependent child
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      IN MEMORIAM
      36 29 MR C.K. HARIDASS DEPARTED ON 14.6.74 Left us suddenly to be with the Lord Sweet memories of you Bring tender tears. We miss you Dear. By loving parents. Brothers. Sisters, Uncle. Brother-in-law, Relatives Friends.
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      34 29 KARNAIL SINGH, 66, PASSED AWAY 1.30PM 13/6/75 LEAVING BEHIND WIFE JANGIR KAVR. SON KOR SINGH. DAUGH~ERS, SONS-IN-LAW. DAUGHTER-IN-LAW AND GRANDCHILDREN. CORTEGE LEAVES TAN TOCK SENG HOSPITAL TODAY 12 30PM FOR HINDU CREMATORIUM (BIDADARI)
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      47 29 Malaysia edge Thailand JAKARTA, Prt Malaysia beat Thailand 1-0 In the Jakarta Anniversary soccer tournament here tonight. The winning goal waa scored by ouuloe-rlght Wan Zawawl In the 22nd minute of the first hall. Malaysia wIU play tomorrow against Tndorwrta. who beat Thailand 5-0 last night. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Non-title bout cancelled
      49 29 NEW YORK. Prt A non-title fight between Britain's John Conteh, the World Boxing Council (WBC) light heavyweight champion, and Willie Taylor of the United States, scheduled for Scranton, Pennsylvania, tomorrow has been cancelled, promoter Don King announced. King said Conteh Injured a hand while training. Reuter.
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      Tresor Dor looks good for Cup Trial
      668 29  -  EPSOM JEEP By ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tresor Dor drew attention to his chances in the 6f King's Gold Cup Trial (Race 10) here on Sunday with a splendid gallop on a soft track today. Ridden by George Podmore, this useful five year old,
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      311 29 Brave Borg shakes off neck injury PARIS Fri. Reigning champion Bjorn Borg of Sweden shook off a last-minute neck injury to sweep aside America's Harold Solomon in the quarter-finals of the French International Tennis Championships here yesterday. I Borg won 6-1. 7-5, 6-4 after cricking a neck muscle when taking
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      73 29 BECKENHAM. England. Prt. Arthur Aane. favourite for the title, moved Into the semifinals of the Kent Lawn Tennis Championship yesterday by beatIng fellow -American Sherwood Stewart. Ihe first set was servicedominated and only the Uebreak game, which Ashe won by 7-4 and ended the deadlock.
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      69 29 BELGRADE. Fri. Tltleholdens Yugoslavia scored their thlr dstralght win In the finals of the Kurort' BasgettMll Chanvtor Jipls here tonight with a oomfcrtbble 84-68 victory over Ctochoalovakla, boosting their chances of remaining champions. The Soviet Union the only credible threat to their hopes, failed to Imprest
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      130 29 yURICH, Fri. Leeds Lt United were today suspended from two European soccer club competitions because of violent behaviour by their supporters during last month's European Cup final, the European Football Unlcn (UEFA) said. UEFA said the ban would remain in fo: _c for the
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      1019 29 RACE ONE 12.M CLASS DIV. Z— 6F. 1 Ever Winner 9.M WUaon 2 Imagine (.12 M.C. Lim &gt; S SUver Gift 8.07 Lucaa S 4 Anak Buah 8*6 P. Lee 3 5 Preston 8.06 Podmore 2 Gay Daeheas 8.05 T. Tan 4 T Fort Knox II 8.0S Skelton
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      Venugopal inspires Jansenites
      224 30 Venugopal inspires Jansenites TNSIDE right Venugopal yesterday featured in Jansenites' 2-0 vlcttfry over Sbigapore Recreation Club In a SHA League Division Two hockey match at the padang. Venu opened scoring in the 42ixl minute after a scorekac first half when he coatctsd RameahTß paaa and made a solo run Into
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      253 30 FOCUS IS ON CHINA, SINGAPORE TO MEET BRUNEI JJONGKONG, Fri. Hosts Hongkong will open the six-nation Asian Cup Group Three qualifying tournament when they meet Japan in the opening match tomorrow. China, Brunei, Japan, Hongkong, North Korea and Singapore are competing. in the tournament, which ends on June 26, for
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      101 30 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tinju Dunia, promoters of the World heavyweight fight between Mohammad All and Joe Bugner at Merdeka Stadium on July 1, today appealed to Malaysians not to apply for the masseur's job In the All camp. Tinju Dunia director Ismail Kamat, said
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      464 30 NEW YORK, Frf. You can get Muiammad All out of the country, but you can't get his big mouth out of your ears. "If ever there was a chance to beat 'big moutn'," All brayed ail the way from Malaysia yesterday, "thla Is It. The heav
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      441 30 A massive lead by Japanese TOKYO, Frl. A Japan today forged ahead to a massive 31 -stroke lead over Taiwan after the third round of the Seventh Asian Amateur Golf Team Championship here. Four players on each team from nine countries are taking part in the competition over the 6,745-yard,
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      55 30 SENDAI, Japan, Frt. World Boxing Council (WBC) bantamwaght cfrnmplon Rodolfo Martlru* of Mexico will defend hto title against Japancae challenger Hlaunl Numata In UiU northern Japanese city en Oct. t. Nunula's handlers ■aid today. Martinez defended hla title la&t month with a sevo.Uwound knockout victory over
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      270 30 VVALA UWIV, Prt— xv aingapew'^ Km Bm Khtan toot three-flttttke lead on 79 at the end of the fin* round hi the Royal ■■aiatw Golf dab Open '"■i ml rtiiaiptenehlp here today. la aeeond ptoee on (2 ni Tim »raando of Sri
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      690 31 SILVER AND BRONZE IN RELAYS MEDALS BY BOTH QUARTETS SEOUL, Friday gINGAPORE added two medals a silver and a bronze to their tally on the fourth day of the Asian Track and Field championships here today. The silver came from the 400 m njen's relay quartet of C. Kunalan, Ong
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      309 31 MADRAS Globe-trot-ters opened their three-match cricket tour of Singapore with a 72--run win over an Indian Assocatlon Invitation side at Balestier Road yesterday. Final scores of this 40--over match: Globe-trot-ters 213-8; IA Invitation 141. Highlights of the match were Rwnachanoran'i 84 and the 5-17
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      268 31 KUALA LIMPIR, Fri.— Perak. seeking a berth in the semi-finals, suffered yet another setback when they were beaten 1-0 by Kedah in a Malaysia Cup North Zone soccer match at Stadium Darularaan in Alor Star tonight. This was also l'erak's first defeat In 10 matches and
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      183 31 WHY ALL THIS SECRECY? asks PERCY SENEVIRATNE SECRECY arouses suspicions and fuels speculations. And the Singapore Amateur Swimmini Association have done just that by holding a closeddoor meeting to select a team for the China tour. No reasons have been given for the holding of Thursday's hush hush meeting. And
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      396 31  - The 15 who may go to Peking... ALBERT JOHNSON By SWIMMING officials were yesterday tight-lipped on the decision taken at the close d-door meeting to recommend eight men and seven women swimmers for the China trip in August. This is the first time the swimming subcommittee had decided to bar
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      22 31 NORA. Tay will be the only woman diver taking part in the Sasa-organiM&lt;! diving trials at Toa Payoh pool today.
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      79 29 Hockej. SHA DtT. I— IA v Khakm (Baleatiar Rd): Police v Jansenltes (PA); Div S: RTC v SFB (Bedoki; Woodbrfcfee v SAF (Woodbridge) Poly v Ulu Pandon (Dover Rd). Under -33 awrtflnal: CSC v SAFBA (Baleatter Rd). Tenala: SLTA: cloned hardcourt tournament (National Stadium, X3O pjn.). Boceer: MaJayaU Cup— Peril*
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    291 32 A CAB burning In Belfast, Northern Ireland, on Thursday after a bomb exploded in it, killing two yeu Pie. The two men, apparently Intent on attacking a Catholic -owned bar, blew up themselves In a premature bomb explosion near the Belfast waterfront
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    26 32 BANOKOK. Frl. The Burmese Government has formed an economic committee to control prices in the wake of student demonstrations. Radio Rangoon reported today. AP.
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    43 32 LONDON, Ptl. British Prime Minister Harold Wilson is striding a signed message to President Idl Amin of Uganda concerning British lecturer Dennis Hills, sentenced to death on Wednesday by a Ugandan military court for treason, British officials said today. Reuter.
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    95 32 Freighters collide off S'pore TWO Panamanianregistered freighters, the 1,966 ton Monte Crlsto and the 1,140-ton Kosei Barn, were Involved in a collision In the Eastern Roads yesterday morning. No one was injured. Damage to both vessels was reported to be slight. A Port of Singapore Authority spokesman said that both
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    424 32 f ONDON. Frt. Tb« ctock mar- ket clewed quietly firm today. At S p.m. the Financial Time* Index wa* up O.S to 333.2. Th* unexpectedly unall Brttlth trade deficit caused late flrmneai dealen said. Earlier, gharea war* mixed Government bond* were particularly firm, exteodlnc earlier gala* of one
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    30 32 WASHINGTON. Frl. The Government is reviewing draft legislation that would make it a crime for an American citizen to assassinate a foreign leader anywhere in the world— AP.
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