The Straits Times, 7 June 1974

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    20 1 TOTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 250,000 The StraitsThnes Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITIO: FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1974 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 21/74
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    GUNMAN SHOT DEAD IN AMBUSH
    494 1 Detective held hostage after extort bid A GUNMAN was shot dead yesterday by a detective he had dramatically held hostage while trying to escape from a police ambush at Alexandra Road after an extortion attempt. Police said detective Sgt. Anthony Low of the Chinese Investigation
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    Lock icon Arab hijackers jailed
    67 1 HAARLEM. (Holland). Thurs. Two Palestinian hijackers were sentenced to five years Jail today for seising a British Airways VC-10 aircraft on March 3 and setting It ablaae at Schiphol airport near Amsterdam. The two men. who allowed the plane's S3 passengers and 10 crew to disembark safely
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    Lock icon Workers take over paper
    65 1 LISBON, Thur«. Worker* took over Portugal's leading newspaper today and cnallenged the new Ooverrment to sack the editor and senior staff they accused of being identified with the previous regime The takeover oy some 800 workers printers, production employees and office staff at Dlarlo De Notlclas
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    Lock icon 1,600-yearold body
    29 1 1,600-year-old body BT. LAWRENCE ISLAND <Ala«ka>. Thurt. Unlrer- *»>■ of Alaska researcher* uy the body of a woman dead lor I.MO years has been found on Si Lawrence Island AP
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    Lock icon Red rockets kill 12 in Phnom Penh
    204 1 PHNOM PENH, Thurs. Rebel gunners slammed 12 Chinese built 107 mm rockets into scattered sections of Phnom Penh today, hitt- ing near a cinema and the central prison in the third such attack on the capital this week. Field reports said 12 people
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    Lock icon Troop cuts may endanger US peace plan: Dr. K
    194 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Any major troop reductions In South Korea. Japan. Okinawa and the Philippines could seriously Jeopardise US efforts to achieve a more permanent structure of peace In that region, Secretary of State Dr Henry Kissinger said yesterday. He also said
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    Li Chew finds love again in her dad
    506 1 LITTLE Leong Li Chew yesterday found love again in the arms of the father she thought had abandoned her. Their reunion also ended a day of anxiety for her father, an icewater vendor Mr- Leone Cheng Hwang, and her mother. And to
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    Suharto's August visit
    91 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. President Suharto will probably make his first state visit to Singapore towards the end of August, government sources said today. Relations between the two countries were plac- ed on a better footing last year when Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew visited Jakarta. The visit helped
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    Higher NWC benefit to civil service
    561 1 Higher NWC benefit to civil service pUBLIC sector em- ployees in Singapore will get effectively a higher National Wages Council adjustment than private sector employees. Their percentage increase for 1974 will be calculated and pegged on the aggregate of their substantive salary as on June 30 this year and nine
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    Lock icon $522,000 buy
    33 1 LONDON Thurs. New York dealer Lew Feldman today paid £90.000 (*****.000) at a London auction for a manuscript of the Canterbury Tales by the 12th Century English poet Geoffrey Chaucer Reuter.
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    43 1 NEW YORK. Thurs. Dow Jones averages based on first hour of trading on the New York Stock exchange »0 intfus ***** up J. 03. JO transp 170 M up 0.16. 16 uttU 7477. unch; M stocks 253.7 i. up 0.31 UPI.
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      Lee for London
      47 1 Lee for London LONDON. Than. Singapore's Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew Is due here later this month when he la expected to attend a meeting of the Racialist International, diplomatic soarcea said today. Mr. Lee la expected to arrive In London a host Jane 11. Beater.
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    Lock icon US oil firm in Nigeria gets order to stop work
    266 2 LAGOS, Thurs. Nigeria has ordered the American oil company. Texaco, to discontinue oil production and exportIng, Informed sources said here today. With output running at nearly 10,000 barrels a day, Texaco was the smallest of the six producing Western oil
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    Lock icon Karaka dies
    38 2 BOMBAY. Thurs. Mr. D. P. Karaka. former editor and managing director of "Current", an English language weekly published In Bombay, died here last night after a heart attack. according to the Press Trust of India. Reuter
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    Lock icon Another N-test by France
    173 2 Another N-test by France ILE LONGCE (Prance). Thurs. The commander of the French nuclear submarine base here has Indicated that at least one megaton-slsed nuclear test would be carried oat in the atmosphere above Muraroa AtoU in the South Pacific this year or next before France shifted to underground testing.
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    Lock icon STAYPUT BY HANOI TROOPS IN LAOS
    171 2 STAYPUT BY HANOI TROOPS IN LAOS LO N O CHEN (Laos), Thurs. North Vietnamese troops have failed to withdraw from north-east Laos within 60 days after formation of the Laos coalition Government as stipulated in the Laos peace accord:, according to a Government army officer. The 60-day period was up
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      Lock icon 'Syria-US friendship will weaken Israel'
      364 2 'Syria-US friendship will weaken Israel' DAMASCUS, Thursday |N A MAJOR statement of its new policy towards Washington, Syria described the United States yesterday as a country that understands Syrian attitudes and whose friendship must be cultivated as a way of weakening Israel. The Syrian statement, in a long article in
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      Lock icon Newsmen fined, jailed for contempt
      183 2 Newsmen fined, jailed for contempt /COLOMBO, Than.— The V> former acting editor of the state-run Ceylon Daily News, Mr. Clarence Fernando, and deputy editor Fred De SUva have been fined and Jailed for contempt of the Criminal Justice Commission The commission sentenced yesterday Mr Fernando to Imprisonment until the end
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      Safecrackers steal Hughes' files, cash
      81 2 Safecrackers steal Hughes' files, cash LOS ANGELES. Thurs. Armed safecrackers broke Into the Hollywood headquarters of the Howard Hughes Organisation yesterday and stole personal flies and US$6OOOO <*****.000) In cash. The office U the headquarters of the film production Interest* of the millionaire tycoon, now living In seclusion In the
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      Lock icon Maneater hunt
      27 2 NAIROBI. Thurs. A Uor. believed U> have killed 26 people along the SomaliKenyan border has successfully evaded a hunt organised by Kenya game wardens. Reuter.
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      Lock icon $789 m deficit
      28 2 TAIPEH. Thurs. Taiwan's foreign trade in the tint five months suffered a deficit of ÜbS32B.*oo 000 (SS7BS. 120.000 > the Minkstry of Finance reported today Reuter
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      Lock icon Dutch aid curb hint: Jakarta stand
      218 2 Dutch aid curb hint: Jakarta stand JAKARTA. Thurs— The Indonesian Government has indirectly replied to a statement by Dutch Development Cooperation Minister Johannes Pronk on possible aid restriction by declaring It would not accept Interference in its Internal affairs. Dr. Widjojo Nltlsastro. State Minister for Economic Affairs and chairman of
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      Lock icon Indonesia to get another US warship
      89 2 JAKARTA. Thurs.—lndonesia will receive another destroyer from the United States soon as part of its programme to build up the armed forces. Defence Minister Oen. Maraden Panggabean said today. He told reporters after callIng on. President Suharto that the ship was one of the
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      Lock icon Scientist who vanished
      74 2 BOURNEMOUTH. Thurs Police said today they believe a woman's decomposed body found on a cllfftop near this south England resort Is that of a missing germ scientist who vanlxhed from a secret British chemical warfare centre. A police spokesman said they were reasonably certain that the body,
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      Lock icon Deportee returns in disguise
      284 2 BANGKOK. Thura JAPANESE businessman Toihlo Tamamoto. who was deported last year after he was accused of keeping a harem, turned up here In disguise with a new name and was arrested again yesterday by Thai Immigration officials The Immigration Department charged Tamamoto with forgery and violation
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      Navigation errors blamed for crash
      146 3 Navigation errors blamed for crash GENEVA. Thurs.— Swiss Investigators today blamed navigation errors for the crash last year of a British charter aircraft which killed 108 people. The Vanguard airliner crashed at Hochwald, near Basle, on April 10, 1973. A 600 page report Issued by the Swiss Federal Air Accident
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      302 3 SEOUL, Thurs. Two US Army officers were slightly injured today when their helicopter was fired on by South Korean forces near the restricted flight zone in western Seoul,, an Amecan military spokesman said. The two officers were being treated at a US Army evacuation hospital in Seoul and their
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      Lock icon Soviet plan to build up its defence system
      449 3 Soviet plan to build up its defence system MOSCOW, Thursday GRECHKO WARNS: THE DANGER OF WAR REMAINS A STERN REALITY OF OUR TIME MARSHAL Andrei Grechko, the Soviet Defence Minister, has told a Moscow election rally that the West is pursuing the arms race and that the Soviet Union is
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      Lock icon Prapas: My assets earned legally
      204 3 Prapas: My assets earned legally BANGKOK, Than. One of the three exiled Thai leaders of the former military regime said his assets frozen In Thailand were earned through legal means, the government reported yesterday. Prapas Charusmtblara, former Deputy Prime Minister, sent a letter to the new Thai Government from Taiwan
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      Lock icon Drive of death
      42 3 BRESCIA. (Italy). Thurs A 17-year-old youth In a stolen car knocked down and killed three children aged 11. nine and seven as he drove through a village near this north Italian town, police said today. He was arrested —Reuter
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      Lock icon Kremlin renews call for security system in Asia
      248 3 Kremlin renews call for security system in Asia MOSCOW. Thurs. Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny yesterday renewed Kremlin calls for a collective security system in Asia and claimed that the plan was gaining growing support among the countries of the area. Mr. Podgorny told a luncheon for visiting Aighan Premier and
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      Lock icon Teargas used to break up mobs
      101 3 LAHORE. Thurs. Police today used staves to charge and teargas to disperse sectarian mobs at two places In the Punjab province on the seventh day of trouble. It was officially stated tonight. A government release Identified the two place as Bahawalpur city. In South
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      Lock icon Court upholds life term
      65 3 TAIPKH. Thurs. Tht Supreme Court has upheld the life sentence on Wang Cheng -yi. an ex-Cabtnet member who U the highest ranking official convicted of corruption In Taiwan, a court spokesman said. Wang, former director general of the Central Personnel Administration. was convicted by a district
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      Lock icon INDIA CONCERN OVER U.S. BASE PLAN
      255 3 LONDON. Thurs INDIA yesterday expressed concern to Britain about proposals to develop a United States naval and air base on Britain's Indian Ocean Island of Diego Garcia The question of the base was raised by the Indian Minister of State for External Affairs, Mr.
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      229 3 Ml /A Or^^ai 1 Staff vacancies Fourteen counter salesmen Mult be able lo read and write Japanese (Nihongo Tokuhod) and Chinese (HSC) or Japanne INihongo Tokuhodl and English (Grade II SCI and be able to speak Malay Hokkp»n and Cantonese E«perience is not necessary Selected candidates will be trained lor
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      Lock icon One more week's remand for Godber
      296 4 One more week's remand for Godber LONDON, Thurs.—Former Hongkong police chief Peter Oodber made bis sixth appearance in a British court today and was remanded In custody for a further week on extradition proceedings brought by the colony. Oodber, 52, Is wanted in the colony for allegedly receiving HK525,000 (8*12,500)
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      516 4 'Jewish leaks' in the White House WASHINGTON. Thursday PRESIDENT Nixon refers to the Supreme Court's only black justice, Thurgood Marshall, as a "jackass" in one of the White House tapes that has become controversial because' it allegedly contains racial and ethnic epithets, according to sources
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      Lock icon Soviet bid for world Reds meeting
      100 4 Soviet bid for world Reds meeting MOBCOW. Thurs. The Bovlet Union yesterday made Its most forceful public bid yet for a new world gather ing of ccnmunlst par ties that it has been tryIng privately to promote since last summer. The party newspaper Pravda In an article stressed that five
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      Lock icon JET MISHAP WITH DAYAN ON BOARD
      103 4 JET MISHAP WITH DAYAN ON BOARD TEL AVIV, Thurs. A Jumbo Jet airliner bound for New York with former Defence Minister Moshe Dayan among Its passengers swung off the runway on take-off from Tel Aviv today, but nobody was injured. The plane which burst two tyres, was towed back to
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      Telecoms back to normal
      52 4 ADDIS ABABA, Thurs Pull internal and external telex, cable and telephone services resumed in Ethiopia yesterday after beinr cut off for 10 days. Striking employees of the Ethiopian Government's Telecommunications Agency returned to work following a Government threat of dismissal if they failed to do so.
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      Lock icon Three perish in fire
      40 4 JAKARTA. Thurs. A mother and her two children were burned to death In a fire which gutted s house in an army barracks In Mattoangln. south Sulawesi, at the weekend. Antara news agency reported today neuter.
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      Lock icon 7 years jail
      41 4 COLOMBO, Thurs. Mr. Ahamed Mubarak Thaha. a leading Sri Lanka huslnres man and bookmaker, was today sentenced to seven years rigorous unprlnsonment and fined RsiM.OOO (*****. 400) by a criminal Justice commission for currency and exchange frauds. Reuter
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      Lock icon GUERILLAS KILL TWO
      182 4 BEIRA (Mozambique), Thurs. Guerilla* •hot dead an elderly white fanner and his African manager about 130 miles (100 km) north of here, military sources said today. The fanner was riding a motorcycle with his manager on the pillion yesterday when guerillas opened fire. Meanwhile, the breakaway movement
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      WHEAT ROW SETBACK TO U.S. CHINA TRADE
      266 4 WHEAT ROW SETBACK TO U.S. CHINA TRADE WASHINGTON, Thurs Prospects of record trade between America and China totalling 1551.150 million (552.769 million) this year could be wrecked by a serious dispute over huge US shipments of wheat worth *****8 million (***** million*, reUable sources said yesterday. American exports to China
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      19 drown
      24 4 CURITTBA. (Brazil). Thurs. A ferryboat struck a rock protruding from the Parana River yesterday and sank, drowning all 19 people aboard— UPl.
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      Sudanese help to pay off $40rn debt
      235 4 KHAKTOUM, Thursday THOUSANDS of Sudanese this week began giving small donations from a piastre to a pound to help Sudan pay off a £7 million (Ss4() million) debt to Libya. Libyan leader Moammar Oaddafl apparently piqued by tiudarese President Oaafar Numeiry's charge that
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      119 4 OVERTIME BAN BY POSTAL WORKERS SYDNEY. Thurs. An indefinite ban on overtime by Australian's 20,000 postal workers, which started at midnight last night, is expected to disrupt deliveries throughout the nation. The ban is In support of claims by the Amalgamated Postal Workers Union for a As3o <Sslos) weekly wage
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      42 4 ADDIS ABABA. Thurs. The United States Agency for International Development the World Bank and three United Na'.ions agencies have pledged a total of USS72 million (*****8 million) In long-term loans and grants to Ethiopia for famine relief and rehabilitation. AP.
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      Lock icon 55,000 DETAINEES
      64 4 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. A minimum of 55,000 political detainees are being held in Jails in Indonesia, an official of Amnesty International said yesterday. Mrs. Stephanie Orant. head of research at the organisation's London headquarters, told a Press conference here that conditions in Indonesia had worsened recently because of
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    Ship 'freed' after four days' detention
    309 5 Ship 'f reed' after four days' detention T«HE pilgrim ship, Malaysia Raya sailed out of Singapore on Monday after being detained by the Port of Singapore Authority for four days. The PSA had refused to let the 13.500-ton liner leave until its local agents had furnished a $3.5 million bank
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    Taiwan trade mission takes over consular work from KL
    147 5  - Taiwan trade mission takes over consular work from KL P.M. RAMAN By rIE Taiwan trade mission In Singapore will handle visa applications and allied consular facilities for Malaysians which were until last week dealt with by Its Consulate Oeneral in Kuala Lumpur. This was confirmed by a spokesman of the
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    Stabbed, but Annie routs two robbers
    257 5 Stabbed, but Annie routs two robbers A COURAGEOUS 55--year-old housewife last night spoke of how she put two robbers to flight with a scream and a bite. And the amazing thing that happened to Madam Annie Ang, plnt-slsed wife of a retired office worker, was that she went after them
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    $550 TO UPKEEP WIFE AND CHILD
    100 5 $550 TO UPKEEP WIFE AND CHILD A MAGISTRATE, Mr. Rahlm Jalil, yesterday ordered art director Allen Wan Keng Tlong to pay $550 a month for the maintenance of his wife and two-year-old child. Wan was sued by his wife. Madam Chlng San Leng. 29, for maintenance of her and their
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    Mrs. Sim's date
    38 5 MRS Robin 81m Boon Woo. wife of the MP for Changl. will give away prizes at the seventh baby show contest to be held at the Changl community centre on June 15 at 3M pjn.
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    Board: Our seamen are in demand
    439 5 Board: Our seamen are in demand THE shipping industry here yesterday denied that Singapore seamen were being shunned by foreign as well as local .'hipping lines because of their poor discipline and bad behaviour. On the contrary, the National Maritime Board said there was a continuing demand for local seamen
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    Round the island cycle and camp project
    89 5 Round the island cycle and camp project THK National Youth Leadership Training Institute Alumni will organue a Campcycle Round the Island tomorrow and Sunday (or Its members, staff and trainees. Members of youth sub-com-mittee from some community centres will alao take part Tomorrow, the camp-cycle will start at 3 pm
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    'Need for boys to have outside social contacts'
    507 5 'Need for boys to have outside social contacts' rE Director of the Institute of Education, Dr. Ruth Wong, said yesterday that the education of boys should include an exposure to knowledge based on more inter- personal relationships. Such education, she said, should also allow them to discuss different values. Speaking
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    Dates for Wilson
    92 5 THE trial of Securitas chairman Paul Robert Ltnfleld Wilson, on charges of defaming lawyer Donald Yeo Hock Chwee, ex-chairman of the Automobile Association, will continue on July 30 and 31, and Aug. 1 In the Sixth Magistrate's Court. Wilson Is accused of defaming Mr Yeo and two
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    Dragon Boat festival
    61 5 THE China Society will celebrate the annual Dragon Boat festival at the Chul Huai Urn Club at Ksng Lee Road on June S3 at 7.30 p m The programme includes a talk on the festival and slide chow with a cotnmen- The programme Includes a talk on
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    SATU SEEKS NWC HIKES IN FULL
    115 5 rl Singapore Air Transport- workers Union (SATU) yosterday sent oat letters to employers of 5.0 M airline worker* seeking fall implementation of the latest National Wages Council recommendations. The Union represents 1? airlines and two companies They are: BIA, Qantas, Air India, Pan American
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    Lock icon Murder of S'pore seaman: Two appeal
    172 6 Murder of S'pore seaman: Two appeal WELLINGTON. Thurs. Two Hongkong seamen. Yau Kong Chuen and Yau Ping Chal. began their case In the appeal court here yesterday on their conviction on charges of murdering Singapore seaman Sudeen Ramsaram at Mount Maunganul last Sept. 27. The two seamen were sentenced at
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    BANNERS OF PROTEST PLANNED BY ESSO DEALERS
    280 6 BANNERS OF PROTEST PLANNED BY ESSO DEALERS USSO petrol deal- ers have decided at a secret ballot to issue leaflets and display banners at their service stations to support their claims for higher commissions from the oil company. The dealers will carry out this If Esso does not give them
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    3-year-old girl's fatal fall from see-saw
    174 6 3-year-old girl's fatal fall from see-saw ATHREE-jear-old girl died of brain haemorrhage after falling from a see-saw, a coroner's court heard yerttt-day. Heng LI 14 and her two sisters were brought by their mother. Madam Fal Chit. 33, to a relative's flat at M«rsiUng Drive In Woodi lands on April
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    Body to plan ways to protect local tourists
    245 6 Body to plan ways to protect local tourists J'HE Singa pore Tourist Promotion Board has set up an eight-man committee to recommend measures to control tourist agencies which handle outbound travel tours exclusively for Singaporeans. This was disclosed yesterday by Mr. Lam Peng Loon, the board's director, at an interview.
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    RTS series on World War Two
    66 6 TELEVISION Singapore will premiere a series The World at War In Its Wednesday Documtary slot over Channel 5 from June 19 at 9.40 p.m. The series tells the story of World War Two from the rise of Hitler, the Pacific War, to the Atomic
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    Marine Expo in December
    55 6 MARINE EXPO '14 will be held at the Conference Hall complex In Shenton Way from Dec 4 to 16 between 9 am and 9 p m The aim of the exposition Is to stimulate public Interest In the sea. and to promote the use and sal*
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    'DRIVEN TO STEAL BY CANCER' CLAIM BY ROBBER
    219 6 'DRIVEN TO STEAL BY CANCER' CLAIM BY ROBBER A DISTRICT court yesterday called (or a medical report on a 20-year-old youth who said that he committed robbery because he was suffering from cancer and could not work. District Judge, Mr Ibrahim Burhan, postponed sentence on Mohamed Salleh bin Atan for
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    Drop in road toll
    56 6 THE total number of road accidents as well as the number of people fatally Injured on the roads for April showed a decrease compared with the corresponding month last year. There were 2.738 accidents in April a decrease of 235 compared with April last year. Twenty-one
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    Hiroshima Jaycees to visit S'pore
    70 6 THE fifth H974) Future Club members and Hiroshima Jaycees of Japan will visit Singapore from June 15 to 19 during their study tour of Asian countries. About 102 "ambassadors Including 31 Jaycee*. will present 200 colour paints to the Spastic Children's Association and Red Cross
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    Kangkong falls to 35 cents a kati
    256 6 Kangkong falls to 35 cents a kati THE price of kangkong dropped by five cents to 35 cents a katl yesterday, according to the Trade Department. The price of tengglrl vent up by 30 cents a katl. while kembong and selar rose by 10 cents. The following are the recommended
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    Sentence on convicted soldier reduced
    112 6 Sentence on convicted soldier reduced NATIOMAL scrvlcemai Tan Kirn Seng 20 who was jailed for foui years with five rotar strokes for trafficking p 1,553 grammes of canna bis, had his sentence re duced to three years anc two strokes by a mllltan Court of Appeal at Bead Road Camp
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    Criminal law talk
    44 6 LAWYER Thomas Chan will speak on "Enforcement of Criminal Law and the Prevention of Crimes" .t the premises of the Rice. Sugar and Orocery Wholesalers' Association In Hong Kong Street at p m tonight. The talk is open to the public
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    Union's mini supermart begins business today
    221 7 Union's mini supermart begins business today SILO'B mini supermarket at its former union headquarters, In Upper Serp.ngoon Road will begin business today. Announcing this yesterday. Mr. Phey Yew Kok, general secretary of the union, said the project was necessary to help check rising food prices. He said: "At a time
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    Soccer rivalry should be in spirit of goodwill: Raja
    234 7 Soccer rivalry should be in spirit of goodwill: Raja SOCCER matches between Singapore and Malaysia should not be treated as "matches of war but of goodwill." the Foreign Affairs Minister. Mr. 8. Kajaratnam said on Wednesday. 'It is not the right spirit to view these matches as such, but some
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    Coughs and flu on the increase: 11,000 cases in a week
    146 7 Coughs and flu on the increase: 11,000 cases in a week rpHERE has been an ■s- increase in the number of people suffering from upper respiratory tract Infection, including influenza, since the week beginning May 13, the Health Ministry disclosed yesterday. It said the average number of cases treated for
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    Campaign for car pools, staggered work hours
    354 7 A FIVE -WEEK national campaign to encourage staggered working hours and formation of car-|>ools to ease traffic congestion daring peak hours will be launched by the Ministry of Communications on July 15. The Ministry said that representatives from Government agencies, transport operators, organisations
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    Bankrupt warned not to ignore notices
    317 7 Bankrupt warned not to ignore notices rE law is catching up with bankrupts who fall to respond to notice* from the Official Assignee In connection with their bankruptcy affairs. Yesterday. Mr. Justice D'Cotta warned a bankrupt, arrested on a warrant, to heed such notices and avoid rmbarn ssment to himself
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    Murder accused is remanded again
    193 7 CHIN Shan Tong, a student from Sabah wanted by the FBI in the United States on two murder charges, was yesterday ordered to be remanded for another week. The First Magistrate, Mr. David OeraJd. granted the prosecution's application to have Chun remanded in Queenstown police
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      259 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS (5 j) Don't «»y Oo day!" id 4 Chopin ituU with fir) the Wicked City! i» tnthe cup (7). 9 It s pushed In and pulled 6 Borodin's end v dlvmuy out with increased hum:- (4). dlty c Beethoven s put me up bt 10 Baidhead
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      Kriangsak heads Thai team for border talks with Malaysia
      194 8 Kriangsak heads Thai team for border talks with Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. An 11-man Thai delegation headed by Oen. Tan Sri Krlangsak arrived here today for a border committee working group discussion with their Malaysian counterparts tomorrow. The discussion Is to prepare the agenda for the formal Malaysian Thai border
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      FEDERAL TERRITORY DECLARED CHOLERA INFECTED
      111 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federal territory waa declared cholera Infected today. This follows a case which was confirmed here yesterday, a Health Ministry official said. The patient is a 26-year-old woman from Kampung Chempedak, 4J mile Jalan Oombak. In North west district Penang, another three
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      Chou wants to see Malaysia for himself
      239 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. CHINESE Prime Minister Chou En-lai has expressed a desire to visit Malaysia if his health permits, according to the Special Functions Minister in charge of nuclear energy, Mr M M r iC C h he e n Tun Abdul Raza*
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      Kadir off to sign extradition treaty
      110 8 Kadir off to sign extradition treaty KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Attorney Oeneral Tan Brt Hall Abdul Kadlr bin Tusof left for Jakarta today to l g n an extradition treaty with Indonesia. Tan Sri Kadlr said the treaty was made possible after officials of the two nations had held several rounds
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      Anti-smallpox measures
      63 8 Anti-smallpox measures KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs —The Health Ministry has stepped up Its measures to ensure that all Malajstom going to India and Bangladesh have been mrr awfully vaccinated against amallpox The Director of Health Services, Dr Raja Ahmad Noordln. amid today: "We stepped up the niamn after we were informed
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      Con man with dengue mosquito killer powder
      273 8 Con man with dengue mosquito killer powder SEftEMBAN. Than. Several housewives have been cheated by a confidence trickster selling a packet containing a red substance which he claimed could kill aedes mosiuitoes. carriers of the dengue fever virus. The packet, which is being sold at $1, will be effective only
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      Paralysed lorry attendant to get $83,000
      179 8 Paralysed lorry attendant to get $83,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A former lorry attendant, Low Tick Beng. 31, who became paralysed after telng hit by a place of timber, was given $83,000 in a consent Judgment by the High Court today Mr Justice Pa wan Ahmad made the consent order after
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      S'pore boy drowns
      38 8 POET DICKBON. Thar*.— Singapore sehoeJboy Wang CaUa Tin, IX, waa drowned near Golden laW kaatk at the »th nUle Jalan Pantal here yesterday He wm among a party of M schoolcnJ'.uien from Singapore holidaying here.
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      84-yearold widow found slain
      246 8 84-year-old widow found slain KLANO. Thurs. An 84-year-old woman was found murdered near her smallholding i n Kampung Sungal Berdang. 19 miles from here yesterday. Martljam blnte Mohamed Tain was found by a farmer. Rukljah blnte Buardl, sprawled on the floor of the house half naked. Her left eye was
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      Wire theft: Youth held
      48 8 IPOH. Thurs. A police party, acting on Information, arrested one of four youths found stealing telephone copper wire along the railway track In the Tssek area here yesterday afternoon. The police recovered three roll* of wire, measuring about 440 yards belonging to Malayan Railways.
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      Customs raid that ended on a flat note
      138 8 Customs raid that ended on a flat note KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday /CUSTOMS officers seized 3,000 gallons of mash in a raid In Kepong Baru area today. I The distillers retaliated by releasing the air from the tyres of the two Customs Land Rovers and leaving the officers stranded In the
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      $5.9 m net profit for Shell last year
      134 8 $5.9 m net profit for Shell last year KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Shell refining company made a net prom of $5.9 million last year Including a currency exchange gain of $735,000 from the hardening of the Malaysian dollar against both the US dollar and sterling. In their report, the directors of
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      3 held for rape
      43 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Police have deUlncd thre* tesnafsrs on tuipkcioQ of repine sU-year-old gtrl in Jalan Oombak her* yeaictThe luapecu. aged between 16 and 19. were picked up near the gui'a house In 4(h mile Jalan Oombak last night
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      Body found at sea
      41 8 PORT KLANO. Thurs The body of port worker One Boon Own. 23. was recovered from the sea here today One was reported to have fallen late the sea while working on board the roy Bvy-L on Tuesday
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      Malaysia's yes
      30 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Malaysia has agreed to the appointment of Mr Yusup Abubakar as the new Philippine Ambassador here to succeed Mr Jose CvangeUsU. It was announced today
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      173 8 TWO DAY MALAYSIA CUP TOUR in conjunction with F.A.S. We are pleased to offer soccer fans a special 2 day package tour of Penang to watch the thrilling Malaysia Cup match between Singapore and Penang. Tour cost $270 per person. Price includes return air-ticket by special BOEING Charter. Hotel Accommodation
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    FIRE STARTED IN 80-YEAR-OLD WOMAN'S CUBICLE
    247 9 FIRE STARTED IN 80-YEAR-OLD WOMAN'S CUBICLE EIGHTY- YEAR OLD Ci Tan Lee Tfong. nearly set a section el Chinatown ablate yesterday, when she aceidentiy set her Trenggann Street cubicle alight She tripped and fell while looking for her dentures in her dim room at TM a.m. The lighted candle she
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    43 lose homes in Chinatown blaze
    296 9  -  N.G. KUTTY Fireman hurt in fall from third floor By FIREMEN were called out to battle two fires within six hours yesterday. The first flre, which broke out at 7.30 a.m. at Trengganu Street in Chinatown, made 43 people from 12 families homeless. The
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    'Give me more time' plea by CBT man
    192 9 'Give me more time' plea by CBT man A FORMER audit clerk of the Registry of Co -operative Societies could not make restitution of $16,999 he misappropriated, because his "mystery" helper did not turn up. a district court heard yesterday. M. V. Menon Nalr, who wsj convicted on April 17
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    Liquors board to consider new applications
    86 9 Liquors board to consider new applications THE Liquors Licensing Board will meet next Tuesday at 8 30 am in the First District Court to consider 60 fresh applications for licences. Bmn are for first claaa public house 'loence. N for bear novae licence. 14 for retail *nop licence and fl"t
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    Talk on trade trends
    47 9 MX. Toahlro BWnwnow-hl. former adviser to tbtiJapaaees Ministry of Foreign Aflair*. wUI glw a talk on Trends in Oversea* ■oononuc Activities of Japan »t the jurong Room. Shangri-La Hotel, on Monday at IJO p The talk la organised by •He Japan Trade Centre
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    Four fined for gambling
    46 9 FOUR men were fined 175 each by the first magistrate yesterday (or gambling at Chulla Street at about 2 a.m. the same day. Hoh Kok Kheng. 21. Ooi Chak 800. 23. Lim Pheng Hock. 24. and Lee Joo Hln. 21. pleaded guilty.
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    No permit
    29 9 YSO Klan Heng. JO. waa Jailed for one month by the Pint Magistrate'! Court yeeterday for entering Singapore without a permit In February. lfT2. Ho pleaded guilty
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    $11,500 fine for man with opium
    191 9 $11,500 fine for man with opium A 65-YEAR-OLD man was yesterday fined a total of $11,500 by a district court after he admitted three charges of unlawfully manufacturing and having prepared op'uir and smoking utensils The Jali term In default of payment was 3i years JaUTeo Leong Chong, who had
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    Stevedore's death: Open verdict
    99 9 rE State Cot snot, Mr. Yong Ynng •km. m««***?' e «r rded an even vertUet en the death of stevedore Then* Set Ley. 41. wheat body was recovered frees Stamford Canal last n>sath. Inspector rr 1 1 ass Singh, assisting the tn«mry. said Thong's body was
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      3051 10 m COMPANY PROSPECTUS S| GUTHRIE BERHAD ■■HUMUS Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore under the Companies Act, Cap. 185 A copy of this Prospectus has been registered by the Registrar of Companies In OPENING OF LISTS GUTHRIE BERHAD Singapore who takes no responsibility for Its contents. The list of applications
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      1685 11 GUTHRIE MANUFACTURING COMPANIES ■mpames have been recently formed under separate specialist management to Implement the Group's entry Into manufacturing. Guthrie Manufacturing now has in operation a wholly-owned Switchboard Assembly Factory In Singapore using technical guidance from Siemens AO of Germany Another factory for the production of sheet metal products and
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      1124 11 Currently trading conditions in South East Asia are In an uncertain state because of the difficulty of predicting the effect which the recent world energy crisis and increased oil cost will have on the region. This Is particularly reflected in a number of areas critical to the Company's business, in
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      717 11 NET ASSETS The following statement of the net assets of Guthrle Berhad and of the combined net assets of the Oroup are based on the audited balance sheets as at 31st December. 1973:Tha Group Outhrla Barhad SOOO's SOOO's SOOO's SOOO's FIXED ASUTSI Note 1) 13.074 SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES (Note 2) 24.865
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      1687 12 v iMuwl and Paid-up Capital 9 FOREIGN CURRENCIES Dtofatonda In r«ap«ct O< Rata o« Oroaa Amount Ranking Not Ranking yarandad Otvfctand olDMdwtd fcxDMdawd terOMdand Foreign currency assets and liabilities have been converted Into Singapore dollars at DIRECTORS' REPORT rates closely approximating to those ruling on 31st December. 1973. or at
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      1335 12 VALUATION REPORT To the Directors Guthrle Berhad 26th December. 1973. Dear Sirs, In accordance with your Instructions, we have Inspected the properties listed below for the purpose of preparing a Valuation Report to be Included in a Prospectus to oe dajed sth June, 1974, In respect of an issue of
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    BLIND PIANO TUNER, WHO LOVES VOICES, TURNS 'HELLO BOY'
    361 13 PETER Thorn Pang Sang. 3t, Singapore's only blind piano tuner has now become a telephone switchboard operator. Peter, who was In the do-re-ml service for eight years, gave his reason lor the switch as: -I love listening to human voices." "Although
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    PASSER-BY CATCHES THIEF IN THE ACT
    89 13 PASSER-BY CATCHES THIEF IN THE ACT A PASSER -BY caught a thief stealing belongings of soccer players who were playing a match at Farrer Park a district court heard yesterday. Banl bin Sublr, 24, was meddling with the sliding window of the players' transport van on Monday when the passer-by
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    Phua'S date
    35 13 MR Phua Bah Lee. Senior Parttamentarjr Secretary (Defence will present prises at the 7th annual athletic mart of the Singapore Armed Forces Sports Association at the National Stadium at IN pa. on Monday
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    Under study: Easing of credit curbs
    392 13 Under study: Easing of credit curbs Hon: Lenient policy by Govt JHE Government will consider relaxing its policy of credit restraints. The Finance Minister, Mr. Hon SuiSen, said on Tuesday after he had met a six-man delegation from the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on the tight monetary situation in Singapore.
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    Maori war dances at Girl Guide meet
    101 13 Maori war dances at Girl Guide meet RHYTHMIC chants and feet stomping by the Maori Concert Party on Wednesday entertained some 200 Girl Ouldes at an international gathering during their patrol leaders' camp In Sarimbun. THE M-mcmber Maori party comprtshif New Z» land Infantrymen and their •Was performed throbbta* war
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    Singapore to host ASTA seminar
    73 13 Singapore to host ASTA seminar THE Singapore Tourist Promotion Board will host the third annual travel conference and seminar of the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA) International Active Membership In March next year ThU will make Btaopoce the first country In Aata to hold an ASTA lAM conference. Previous
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    400 to attend iworkshop on education
    221 13 400 to attend iworkshop on education VfIORE than 400 primx A ary school principals from the four language streams will witness the opening of a two-day workshop on the teaching of Education for Living at the Institute of Education on June 20. Prof. Wu Teh Yao. the chairman of the
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    Dr. Lee for Kingston
    59 13 THE Education Minister, Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng, will attend the sixth Commonweal** Education Conference opening In Kingston. J .jalca, from June 10. He will be accompanied by Mr. Kwan Sal Kheong, the ministry's Permanent Secretary and Director of Education. After the conference. Dr. Lee will visit
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    'Planning a must for survival in book trade1
    181 13 'Planning a must for survival in book trade 1 BOOKSELLERS have to •lan far ahead to survive, the president of the Singapore Bookatllers Association. Mr. N.T.S. Chopra, said yesterday. Mr. Chopra said this in his annual report and urged booksellers "to work together for the sake of the trade." Those
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    Union's benefit scheme for members
    63 13 Union's benefit scheme for members THE Singapore Interpreters and Translators Union (SITU) has set aside $***** for a benefit scheme. Introduced two months ago. for Its 154 members. Twenty-two of them, admitted recently Into SITU had formerly their own union the translators' branch of the AUPE— before Its voluntary dissolution
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    Ticket *****58 wins $400,000 sweep prize
    225 13 Ticket *****58 wins $400,000 sweep prize rniCKET No. *****58 1 won the first pnse of $400,000 In the Singapore Sweep No. 8/74 held at OVombo Court I**t night. Second prize of $150,000 went to ticket No. *****61 and third prise of $75,000 to ticket No. *****83. Jackpot Number* (SIMM) *****12
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      1665 13 ANNOUNCEMENT 93. If any Director being willing shall be called upon to perform extra services or to make any special exertions In going or residing away from his usual place of business or residence for any of the purposes of the Company or In giving special attention to the business
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      182 13 THIS WEEK IN TIME Breakthrough in tht Middle East the Ivaeli Syrian agreements Ihe extraordinary penonal diplomacy of Henry Kissinger future prospects for peace Northern Ireland Protestants strike for power the fall of the Faulkner government An interview with William Craig, leader of the Vanguard Unionist Party Giscard's new cabinet
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  • The Straits Times FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1974
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      POLICY LIMITS
      422 14 "VAVAL officers are an unusual audience for a discourse on the limits of foreign policy in a world groping towards detente. But time is pressing on President Nixon who will be in Moscow on June 27, and some reassurances from him were required to set his hosts at
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      POOLING TOGETHER
      190 14 /X)MMUTERS who want a ride to their office doorstep when Government implements its park-and-ride scheme next year can take taxis. These will still have free entry into the restricted zone during the morning rush hours. But it will be a costly convenience. Two other courses, organising car pools
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    Lock icon The Price sisters could become martyrs
    413 14  - The Price sisters could become martyrs I. CHESSHYRE: Leadti By HISTORICALLY, ri Irish Republican prisoners have been the cause of acute political irritation to generations of British governments. They are at once martyrs, the symbolic objects of national tyranny, the source of allegations of ill-treatment, and in extremis emotional blackmailers
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    Discipline and the seamen
    365 14 rE statements reported In the Sunday Times (June 4) to have been made by me are not correct on two points. What I actually stated about the Singapore Organisation of Seamen having Its own disciplinary body was that, for the purposes of maritime employment. It Is
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    'Xaltura' blunts life's sharp edges
    642 14  -  VINCENT BUIST: Moscow By IVAN Ivanov lives with his wife, daughter and son-in-law In a two-room flat in Orchard Lane, Moscow, and he pays the same rent now that was paid 4< years ago. His rent —In common with all rents In Stateprovided homes has
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    GIRL FRIDAY
    1214 14 E9 xtow that the A United Nations has designated 1975 Inter national Women's Year, many men no doubt will smartly dub it the Year of Petticoat Politics. There will also be. needless to say. all those no-racKing debates: Now Is woman's place In the kitchen, at the office
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      New motor tax is no solution
      299 14 rE government's plan to tax motorists entering the Central Business District Is an Interesting one in concept. But there are one or two disturbing features In this plan. Firstly, the plan seems to be an admission of defeat by the authorities to organise a
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    PISTOL ON SHOW DRAWS THE CROWDS
    101 15 PISTOL ON SHOW DRAWS THE CROWDS A SIGNAL Pistol (extreme right, bottom row) for use during maritime emergencies fascinated these young schoolchildren at the PSA Keep Singapore Crime -Free Exhibition at the PSA police station in TanJong Pagar yesterday. The weeklong exhibition had a good start on Monday and daily
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    Acrobatic display
    31 15 SINGAPORE'S First National Formation Aerobatlc Team will give an aerobatlc show at the SAF display at Changl airbase from today till Sunday. The display will feature various flying formations.
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    Water, water...
    24 15 WATER consumption on Wednesday was 120.1 million gallons r 46,000 cubic metres), 1.5 million gallons (7,000 cubic metres) less than on Tuesday.
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    Change goes on in Anzuk set-up
    513 15 ILK there is an air of uncertainty over British troops continuing to re main here, plans to disband the integrated Anzuk Command and pass on its functions to its component units are going ahead on the assumption that they will stay. According to an
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    Man on drug charge
    55 15 YEO Bay Lai, 65. was charged In the Pint Magl«irate'k Court yesterday with trafficking In 10 gramme* of morphine. He la accused of committing the offence at Orange Road on June S at about 1 1 30 a.m. The case will be mentioned on June 30.
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    Skin-diving course
    41 15 Skin-diving course THI YMCA Orchu-d Road will organise a akln-dlvlnf course at the River Valley •wtmmlng pool from »J0 pjn to «30 p m awry Wednaaday from June 19 The two-mooth count la UmlKd to 30 partlclpanu who muat be «wlmm«T».
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    On crime...
    35 15 LAWYER Mr. TtootnM Chan will apeak on Enforcement of Criminal Law and the Prevention of Crtmae at the inanihai of the Riot. Sugar and Orocerr Wbolaamlen Aaaoctatlon In Hongkong Street at o'clock tonight
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      61 18 THE US dollar opened Uie dollar slipped slightly x weskar than Wednes- and was traded st tha day's close st $2.4100-40 In 83 4168-75 level st lunch the Singapore forex market time, yesterday but surged up to 82 4180-90 by mld-mornlng Afternoon trading contlon buying •upport. nued quiet
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      NOMINAL RATES
      166 18 The following are the nominal average ckdng Interbank rate* In Singapore: Cwi'whl Nominal raici Smithaonlan FereeaUf* qaoted jnteriMj (crow) parity ckaage US. dollar 2.4176 ***** 3.8196 I4 2S SKrllng pound 5.8370 5 8370 7 3469 —30.89 Hongkong doUar 47.98 48.01 50 51 6.06 Malaysian dollar 101.16 ***** 100
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        Straits tin UP 558.25
        200 18 Straits tin UP 558.25 rfVHE Straits tin price 1 soarea $58.26 to $1,311.50 per picul in Penan g yesterday on an official offering up o4 tons to 322 tons. The overnight London market was also very firm with its forward buyers making an upturn of £180 to £3,935 per metric
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        26 18 Rubber: June 6. Singapore: 194.50 Ctf. (unch.) Malaysia 194.M cts. (up I.M cU.) Tin: $1,311.50 (up $58.25). Official offeilng 322 tons (up $4 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        105 18 C MINIS! MODUCI IXCMAMCI SINCAPOHI HOOM CLOSIMO PMICIS ft* PICUL viavsaoAv. Cmmji 0> bulk IISS nominal. 4rura SISO nominal. C*s*a: Mixed ilooaa) UK/ rvmi SAO nominal. Paooar: sfuatok ASTA wblta fob. 100<* NL.W 1)071 aallera. Sarawak white f.o b. M« NL.W »»5 aallera Sarawak apaclal Mack fob. M«
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        53 18 WadMaday Vuaaday USS uss Mrlbourn* (1) 103.94 104 .83 Loniia 141 TS ***** B»lrul 14S.M 156.00 "t-f-1-1 ISAM 188.80 '.urlch 141. M8 153. M8 141 508 IM.OOB Sport i2i ISS.TSB Cloaos IBS.SSB C)o»ad Rnaart pnat la aaa-atarims arcu lo U.S. dollar, par ouaea (1) Auairaiian SoUan par ounea.
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        35 18 London coppar prteaa oa Wain«a4ay (pravloua la brackaU) wirakar Spot bujrar ll. in (11.078) aaller 11.180 (fl,07»l Thraa Montha buyer n.>s« KL Ol*) a»iler ***** i (1.013). Markat tana: Plna. SaMa: 7.150 toaa.
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        545 18 rpHE Singapore rubber 1 market yesterday opened with first business struck at levels about unchanged on Wednesday's close, and some arbitrage hedge selling was absorbed by short covering c.-ders with trading fairly brisk. Later the market eased very slightly and became quiet but steadied again towards the morn
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        87 18 r\AILY BMH prltaa twuta at noon ywfrday: Iw J.ly KumlMtk' (Farwrnrd Mlk) mill »«7«nft***n ■fwtHem (•eataperkf) lMiUr*kf) BUR ICY (1 ton pallet i 23>M 137 SON JJ6 SO U7.60N SMR 6L (1 ton pallet) 23ftM 237 50N MM 237 MN BUR (IKb pallet) IM JO IM6OK IMM IM.MN
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        HONGKONG
        199 18 Thurs.— Share prices closed mixed today on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in reduced trading. The Hang Seng index rose 0.31 point to 405.99. Hongkong Bank dipped to HK522.60 on its Local register, and to $22.40 on Its London register. Galr.ers Included Hang Seng Bank, up to $11.00 China
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        42 18 On th* free naKaoga ntarkai In Hongkong yaaterda? the U.S. dollar «v quoted at 5 0400 3 0420 for T.V. and 5.02/5 03 for aaaM. Sterling waa quoted at 11.80 12.10 and ana tael af saM waa quota* at 978.M).
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        166 18 rKYO. Thurs.— Prices on the Tokyo stock I market opened higher reflecting yesterday's strong tone. The Dow Jones average rose 0.78 to 4,782 27 while the New index fell 0.26 to 342.21 Volume was 300 million shares. Today's closing prices In yen with the differences on yesterdays close AJlnomoto
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        118 18 rfclCH, Wed Due to the oversold market, prices were firm today on Increased volume. The bond market also showed a rising tendency. o The Credit Sulsse Index Jumped 3.0 points to 204. Cloains prlcea la Swlaa franca with the difference on UM pravloua aaaaion a prlcaa: r. Credit 8uiu«
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        132 18 AMSTERDAM. Wed. i\ Dutch internationals and shippings were mix- j ed with plantations firmer today. Banks moved higher where changed and insurances were narrowly mixed. Investment funds were generally firmer. Dutch locals were mixed and state loans continued their firmer trend. Cloains prlcaa la Dutch (uildcra Humi prlcw: P.
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        MELBOURNE
        396 18 MELBOURNE. Thurs— Quick profit-taking in the afternoon pared most of the sharp gains In share prices recorded across the board on the Melbourne Stock Exchange this morning. However, in almost all cases the downward movements were mainly marginal. Some stocks, however, closed at lower levels despite a strong initial
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        385 18 KTaTW YORK. Wed— A l^ pjedtctton by a leading banker that the prime rat* could decline fhaxply by yearend wai the main factor In enabling the stock market to finish higher today In ■lower trading. Prices on the New York Slock Exchange after two ssaasans of broad advances,
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        Indices
        95 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday v 97 Tua»<a»ir mm Wednesday 378.03 Tuesday i*a.74 Week ago 413 M OILS Wednesday 33] it Tuaaday 319.73 Week am Xn.lt INDUSntIALS Wednesday 386 9 Tuesday »19.7# Week ago 223 79 DOW JONES AVEKAOE INDUSTBIALS Wednesday SM IS Tuesday 828 69 Week ago IHJ7 LONDON
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        61 18 r. See 9CBC rracton Di Brew Iron <J».T. [ocbeape PUnt tfl Par A MW i. TtaM IfwmU (W Wool iMkert t««li— I. Steam it o tine Sw $t.tt $7.7» H4« UJ4 MM $7.1« $7.U I7.JS M.H (Z.M ON SIM S*M ll.5» u.n 11.11 SS.II ss.se t».4S rf J» 9
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        20 18 Nat. MnL D.B.8. Tmn Chcnf Total Ti— wt: "fatal Vatac 77,Mt •MM •MM 14S M KM M
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        INDICES
        56 18 Jo»S Jxtatt Iodaatrtete: 1U.44 154.14 f Finance: 4M.M 4H.M Hotels: 17J.M 175JU rt»p«rttM: IM.SJ M».4J t Ttas 1MJM 1MJU t I nibbers: J47.ll 347.M t (X B.C.: 141.48 I41.W 8X.8. In*.: 17«.»J »7».« Dee. M. 1M« IN 1 D*c Jl. 1*M 1M t Dec t», IMt 1M Dm. SI,
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1571 18 T*HC last transacted sale at the close of business In the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday compared with the previous day> price* together with 1974 high and low. Adjusted for all new issues). CLOSIMO TOMI Propartlaa war* aaalar whlla tnc reat ■ttadjr. TUHMOVm Offlrtal total turnovar on tha
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      Late rally firms prices
      348 18 A LATE rally In share prices made for a firmer dose at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday. It was again a day of fluctuating fortunes with prices moving up, down, then up once more. Trading conditions were however quiet and business transacted small. The flackenlnc
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1282 18 BID and offer prices officially listed and business in and reported to the Slock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1,000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ATX (1.108). Ajino (2 438). Alean (3.208> Akx Hag. (1.278) (1)
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1261 18 nlO and offer prices officially D listed and business In ana reported to the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lot] of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS AJin.m.U (2.418). A. Ta«« (1.188) AKan IS.OOB). tin Mis. (I.MB 1.2
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      FOREIGN COMPANY NEWS
      342 18 ECA Corporation of the US looks for the second half to be "substantially better than the first half" Mr. Rc.bert Sar noff, chairman. told stockholders at the AOM. He declined to fore cast results for the full year, saying It was "too early to tell whether It
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      Steady tone at the close in KL
      291 18 Steady tone at the close in KL THE Kuala Lumpur x Stock Exchange saw a minor rally and shares emerged higher at the close yesterday. However, trading conditions were quiet with deals scattered. Trading started with prices a shade better but they soon lapsed into an uncertain phase for an
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      M. Feedmills
      121 18 FBOfTT margins of Malaysian Feedmllls were cut in 1973 so that despite Improved sales volume, group pre-tax profits were down by nearly one fourth to $339 million The narrower margins, explains chairman Ang Toon Chew, are due to higher raw material prices and manufacturing costs which even a
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      Bumper year for ACMA
      405 19 riESPITE the up- heaval caused by the oil crisis ACMA Electrical Industries has managed to survive 1973 with pre-tax profits out-pacing sales In growth, indicating better profit margins. Group profits are 38.2 per cent up at $2.67 million while "sales have been maintained at a high
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      HARPER'S BONUS
      152 19 PROFITS growth at Harper Gilflllan In the second half-year continued its sharp uptrend, thus fulfilling the promise held out by the mid-term results, and 1973 closed with group pre-tax earnings up 58.4 per cent to $9.2 million. Profits attributable to Harper Ollflllan shareholders after tax and all other
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      Slater sells off German holdings
      468 19 riRANKFURT: Bowater r Corp of the UK has bought the Slater Walker Group's 100 per cent holding In Slater Walker Bank AO and Its 84.3 per cent holding in Coldltz Industrlelholdlng AO, It has been announced here. The cost of the two companies to Bowater
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      Asian currency unit
      179 19 ASIAN currency depotlt Interbank rates M at close on Thursday. June 6: US DOIXABS Offer Bid 7 d»y» 11-S/S 11-1 1 mth 11-11 16 11-9, 16 2 mtha 11-7 11-3 4 3 mths 11-7 S U-l/4 6 mths 11-13 16 11-11 16 9 mths 11-1 8 11
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      Money market
      38 19 Closing Interbank rates In Slngiporr dollan for June 6: o«er mm O.ernight 10 9\ 1 mth t% 2 mths 9\ 3 mth* 9\ Prim* rate t%% Iww: P. Marray-Jeaea ISMM IJS3SSS/ *****1 4 TRADING Q-B- ASRCONM
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      688 19 HDB-ITB CONSTRUCTION TRADES TRAINING SCHEME Applications are Invited from suitably qualified male Singapore citizens to Join Construction Trades Training Schemes sponsored by the Housing and Development Board in conjunction with the Industrial Training Board. 2 Qualifications Sex :Male Age :At least 17 yean old Height: At least 5 ft Weight:
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      723 19 SHARIKAT HARPER GILFILLAN BERHAD (incorporated in Malaysia) 1. Results for the year ended 31st December 1973: The audited Group profit for the year ended 31st December, 1973 was as under: itre vm Profit before taxation $9,201,000 $5,809,000 Taxation 3,280,000 1.819,000 Profit after taxation 5.991,000 3,990,000 Amount attributable to outside shareholders
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      1047 19 Ess Jr dim TENDER NOTICE Separate tenders are invited for:--1 CONSTRUCTION OF MARITIME SERVICES CENTRE (SUPERSTRUCTURE) The proposed building approximately 240 metres long, 60 metres wide and 45 metres (12 storey) high is to be located at the former Jardlne Steps and comprises Shops. Offices. Restaurants. Car Parks etc. The
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      556 20 TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from Registered Contractors of the Jurong Town Corporation for the following projects:— A CONSTRUCTION OF HAWKER CENTRE AND ANCILLARY WORKS AT KALLANG BAHRU. KALLANG BASIN, FOR MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT. ELIGIBILITY: Building $300,000/- and above SHOWROUND: 18.6.74 at 10.00 a.m. Meet at Junction of Boon
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      828 20 DEATH f MR. PHANG BAK Gt AN AGE: 57 YEARS Passed away peacefully on 4th June, 1974 at 9.30 p.m. leaving behind beloved wife: Yeo Slang Lang; 5 sons: Cheng Hee, Cheng Lye, Cheng Hua, Cheng Soon, Cheng Chua and 4 daughters: Oek Eng, Owan Eng, Owan Ing, Owan Oek
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      570 20 HOUSING* DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are Invited for any one or all of the following(1) ERECTION It COMPLETION of Four Blocks of 23-Storey 5Room Flats (352 Units) and General Sltework In Slglap. East Coast Reclamation Contract II (2) Construction of ROAD. DRAINS L SEWERS at Contract m Neighbourhood 11, Ang
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      625 20 IN THE NATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. CHAPTER 188 AND IN THE MATTER OF SINGAPORE JUTE MILLS LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION) MEMBERS' VOLUNTARY WINDING- UP At an Extraordinary Oeneral Meeting or the Members of the abovenamed Company, duly convened and held at 1 1 th Floor, Shtng Kwan House, 4
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      652 20 TENDEB Tenders will be received in the Ministry of Defence (Logistics Division). Tanglln. Singapore 10 for the undermentioned Items up to 11.00 a.m. on date shown against the Items: 1. TENDER FOR CANTEEN SERVICES FOR A PERIOD OF 3 YEARS FOR ALL BAF CAMPS IN SINOAPORE Tender: MINDEFt LOO m.IM3)
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      556 20 I FAR EAST LEYINGSTON SHIPBUILDING LIMITED (The Oil Industry's Shipyard) offers career opportunities for the following posts. Attractive salary will be offered to the right candidates with proven ability and experience. Prospects for further advancement are excellent for outstanding candidates. MEDICAL ASSISTANT Male Singapore Citizen, at least 24 years old,
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      559 23 I I GENERAL I I MANAGER I DREW CHEMICAL CORPORATION, a world I leader in MARINE and industrial water treat I merit chemicals and equipment, is seeking a I dynamic and talent d individual to become I GENERAL MANAGER of its Singapore operations. Reporting to the international headquarters, this individual
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      594 23 SINGAPORE PETROLEUM invites applications for I MECHANICAL ENGINEER j I Degree in Mechanical Engineering. The I successful candidate will be provided with £t I training in the fields of Engineering Design, Jf I Work Construction, Inspection and general *A I Engineering Services; is I ELECTRICAL ENGINEER I I Degree in
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      1839 23 aT cTManagemeqt Fbsitioqs A well-known, successful and long established group trading extensively in Singapore and Malaysia requires Singapore I citizens to strengthen head office functions under the group financial controller and the group secretary. Applications for these positions will be treated in strict confidence and no approaches will be made
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      955 24 LONDON PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY BERHAD (Incorporated In the States of Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Thirteenth Annual General Meeting of the shareholders of London Pacific Insurance Company Berhad will be held at the Registered Office at No. 64-A, Jalan Bukit Blntang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Tuesday, the 25th
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      341 24 TIE TROPICAL VENEER COMPANY IENAI (Incorporated In the States of Malaya) Pejabat Yang dl-Daf tarkan No. 64-A. Jalan Buklt Blntang, Kuala Lumpur. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeting of shareholders of ths above Company will be held at the Registered OSce No. 64A. Jalan Buklt Blntang. Kuala
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      334 24 YAYASAN SABAH INSmnUT TEKNOLOJI MARA TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from experienced PWD Registered Class "A" or equivalent Contractors for "SITE WORK AND ROAD CONSTRUCTION FOR YAYASAN SABAH INSTITIUT TEKNOLOJI MARA" at Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. Tender Documents are available at the following offices of the Consulting Engineers, JURUTERA KONSULTANT (MALAYSIA)
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      622 25 LARGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY requires (a) Male Machine Operators (b) Male Warehouse Labourers Appllcanu must be 1 Singapore Citlsen (2) IS years and above Apply in person at 66. Telok BUngah Road. DELIVERY BOY REQUIRED. Singapore Citlsen Experience not necessary State Age and Salary Expected ST Box A ***** TOKO ELECTRONIC
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      336 28 BELGRADE, Thurs. Kevin Keegan, England's pint-sized forward, foiled World Cup contenders Yugoslavia, by heading a 75th minute equaliser to snatch a 2-2 draw in a friendly soccer match here last night. Yugoslavia, who meet champions Bra2ll In the opening World Cup match next Thursday, looked
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      170 28 ROBERTS GUIDES HANTS TO STRONG POSITION LONDON, Thurs. Andy Roberts. Hampshire's llery West Indian fast bowler, yesterday continued his rout of England batsmen this season when he guided the county champions into a commanding position against Sussex at Bournemouth. Twenty-three-year -old Roberts, who has taken 34 wickets this season, dismissed
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      547 28 RACE 1 1.10 CLASS f DIV. S— *1F. 1 Carbine i.H Saoiaa t Lincoln! Ian US J. Juhmmm It I Roll of Honour «.lt McCtaae It 4 Royalty II Sit Saaury 5 City SUtM WUmo Ttmberlane II I.M Snf 7 Snnray HI 7.M Prtwr*
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      594 28  -  EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Mark down Alcatraz (late Johnny Reb) as a lively outsider in Race Seven here on Saturday. This Oood Brandy gelding; has not won in three seasons he was useful at his peak in 1971 winning three sprint
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      534 28 BACE 1 MS Claaa Dlv. t «F 1 Oood Returns II (ID 9 00 2 Lion Cub (9) 8.11. 3 Negrl Express <3> 8 OS. 4 Vagabond II (6) 8 08; 6 Tara Lass (IS) •.07; 6 Can Can (5) 80S. 7 Sans Pride (1) 1.06; 8
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      82 28 EDINBURGH. Thurs Former tennis scar Bob Falkenburg. who won the Wimbledon singles title In 1944. led the advance Into the fourth round of the British Amateur Oolf Championship with a pair of victories here yesterday The 48-year-old American, who has been living In Brazil in recent
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      41 28 GEOROKTOWN. Thurs West Indies offspin bowler Lance Olbbs haa been appointed full-time sport* organiser (or the Guyana Government. It was officially announced here. Olbta. 40. played for Warwickshire In the English County Cricket Championship until last season— Reuter.
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      555 28 Birntlll tor th« Slnsapor* Turf CKib camblMd Amateur PioftHMaal omtißC oa Jim IS aaa la. MARA GLASS 1 WT. Otym pie Plam* ii. oi<c CnmM on vantar. Ttytnt Prlnc* Puna, auta limiihi, Joy spinmNurimin Sun. Uttle Boy. Oarom City. Katoat Or»y. Tti Dai IV, Batat* Drvilopmtnt II
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      57 28 MALAYSIA CUP SEMI-FINAL SINGAPORE VERSUS PENANG ("{TURN MATCH) By Deluxe Air Condition Coach 2 Days/ 3 Nights $80 Only Tour includes eir-conaition Transportation. Accommodation. Lunch. Dinner and ENTRANCI TICKET TO THE MATCH. Doportur. 22nd Juno. 1874 at 7 30 p.m Enquiries:— CITICENTER TRAVELS COACH TOUR (PTE) LTD. 470. River Valley
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    340 29  - FAS offer national coach Walker a 2-year extension JOE DORAI By WITH the likelihood of Singapore's participation In the 1976 pre-Olympic soccer tournament, the FA of Singapore has offered national coach Michael Walker a two-year extension of his contract. walker's two-year term In Singapore expires at the end of July.
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    67 29 NEW YORK. Thun. R»fult* of yesterdays major IS League baseball runes Nalteaal Lmcm: Louis 4 San Franclaco 1, Philadelphia 4 Atlanta 2. Montreal Houston J, 8m Dtego 4 Chloego 3. Los Angela* 3 Pittsburgh 3. American League: Baltimore 5 Kansas City 4, Cleveland Texas 3. Oakland 9
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    330 29 Goalkeepers Paul and Eric on 3-day trial CINGAPORE Malaysia Cup team's search for a reliable goalkeeper for the second-leg seml-flnal against Penang at City Stadium, Penang, on June 23 is still on, reports Joe Dora!. Last night two more goalkeepers, former Internationals Paul Anthonysamy and Eric Paine, were Invited to
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    193 29 Malays to decide tonight on Ramli's position SINGAPORE Malays officials are faced with a Ramll Sudl poser for the Sultans Gold Cup semi-final match against Perak at the National Stadium on Sunday at 7 pm, reports Joe Dorai. The coaches and officials are contemplating whether Ramll should be played as
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    20 29 TELOK Blangah Constituency beat Ttong Bahru Const ltueno 4-1 In a friendly soccer match at Buklt ChernJr. yesterday.
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    Singapore will rely on veteran Reggie
    430 29  -  Godfrey Robert By Fve withdrawals have weakened the Singapore team to meet Malaysia In the annual AllComers three-day cricket Test starting at the Kuala Lumpur padang today. Skipper Robin Tessensohn. allrounders Mike Bcrutton and John Martens, offsplnner Sreerangam Muruthl and wicket- keeper Prltam Singh,
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    493 29  -  PETER SIOW Bi KAREN CHONG qualified for the Asian Age-group meet in Manila later this month with a sterling perfomance in yesterday's final trials at Tanjong Rhu. Karen, who failed to make the grade in previous trials, won her ticket with a personal
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    306 29 SEREMBAN, Thurs. f*EN TRE-FORW ARD Kuldip Slrigh slotted In a 50th minute goal to give Negrl Sembilan an upset 1-0 win over Perak, the defending champions, In the Razak Cup hockey semi-final league at the Station Padang here today. In another match, Selangor were
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    246 29  - Shah to face FAM Disciplinary committee TONY FRANCIS By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Shaharuddln Abdullah, Penanf's former international striker, will appear before the FAM Disciplinary Committee on June 16 a week before Penanf play Singapore jtn the Malaysia Cup soccer semi-final return ler at the City Stadium. Shaba rnddln will face
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    194 29 ONDON. Thurs. Eng- land were In trouble against the medium-pace of India's Abid Ah on the openIng day of the First cricket Test at a gloomy Old Ttafford, Manchester, today. Manchester iiad provided a typically wet. windy day with which to commence the aeries and between
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      138 29 SWIMMING Asian Age Group trial (Tanjong Rhu 2.30 pjn.) SOCCER— Business Houses Ltfcgue and Cup Dlv. 1 Hong Kong Bank v Shell (Toa Fayoh); Dlv 2 MAS v Rneetn Hume (Oeylang): 8 pore Hilton v Union Carbide (Farrer Park); Dtv. 1: Bosch v Ford Motor (Tanglln); Hume v Cast Asiatic.
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    278 30 Woman shot in toe during scuffle A 'M YEAR-OLD woman was shot during a struggle between two members of her family and a detective in their shop in Balestier Road yesterday. Low Sim GeJc, the daughter of the electrical and hardware shop proprietor was shot In her left toe. Her
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    171 30 A LAST MINUTE FROLIC FOR SHUTTLERS iirOMEN members of TT tbe Chinese badminton team (in dark salt) having a last frolic with Singapore's female shuttlers at the Pajra Lebar airport yesterday morning before their departure for Peking. The four Chinese players (from left): Weng Chien Te. Liv Hsiao Cheng, Liang
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    56 30 BRISBANE. Thurs. A poultry fanner. Edward Chester, left his money to homing pigeons but a court ruleo that his relaUves should be given the cash because the pigeons were not a charity. Mr Chester left his money to the Royal National Association to improve the breeding
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    44 30 TOKYO. Thurs. Japanese and Thai business leaders today agreed that mutual efforts should be made to narrow the trade Imbalance between me two countries. The agreement was reached at a four-day trade cooperation committee meeting which ended today. Rev-
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    393 30 DAMASCUS, Thursday JJNITED Nations |>eacekeepi ng troops began patrolling the ceasefire lines on the Golan Heights today as Red Cross planes were bringing home the last. PoWs from the October war. Red Cross planes flew 367 Syrian prisoners of war, 10 Iraqis
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    199 30 Mountain search for kidnapped British peer DUBLIN. Thurs. The hunt for gunmen who kidnapped a British aristocrat and his wife centred today on remote mountains south of here and detectives believe they may be on the verge of tracking the gang down Troops, police and hellcopters have been scourIng the
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    418 30 LONDON. Thuri Tb* markttl clond quietly nnx«J ud at Sp m tht naanctel Timw Inda •«J UP 0 6 to W« 5 TIM B«nk of En«iin<l lonmori •tktrment th«t tht Mop* for furth*r reduction* In InttrMt nM •bouia not b* tx»««er»t»<l unaettlMi nntlDMtit Oovcrnmtnt boadi botwooa to whllt
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    73 30 MARII AGNSS MITCHCU. »!>«. Kimeko HruhM*. motMr-18-law of ItM Mr B William* «w*y peacefully 7« Cort«j« m>« Btoc* as. •taith CtaM. *>*/!* mo pra for BIMMd iunMM. !>■■ to C.CX BIRTH* TSS CHOC ÜBS eall*d onto tht Lord •«/74 B»ov»* win of Lh o>ii Blanc. Mother of Sr 1
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      335 30 Relict of Guru Gobind Singh arriving in Singapore The public of Singapore will be glad to note that Relics connected with the Life of Guru Gobind Singh, the Tenth Sikh Guru will arrive in Singapore on Friday, 7th June, 1974 by SIA Flight No. SQ 641 approximately at 4.30 p.m.
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