The Straits Times, 25 June 1975

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    15 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FINAL EDITION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1975 25 CENTS M.C.(P) 492/75
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    Lock icon Supreme Court setback for Indira
    363 1 Supreme Court setback for Indira NEW DELHI, Tuesday pRIME Minister Indira Gandhi suffered i ncthrfc in the Supreme Court here today when she won only a conditional stay against a court verdict convicting her of election malpractices. The 57-year-old Prime Minister had been seeking an uncondltlona 1 stay of the
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    Lock icon Hanoi troops in Laos moves
    290 1 Hanoi troops in Laos moves OANOKOK, Tues.— Diplomats today reported major North Viet namese troop movements inside Laos, already under effective control of the pro-com-munist Pathet Lao forces. They said the move appeared to be part of the Intense rivalry between China and the Soviet Union for influence In Indochina
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    Lock icon Fraud probe
    35 1 WASHINGTON Tubs. About 60 major American firm, and their armor officials are under Iniftlyalhn lor possible tax fraud because of political contributions or giving bribes abroad, the Internal Revenue Serrto* said re*verclay Reuter.
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    Lock icon Thais held for drugs
    73 1 FRANKFURT. Tues. Detectives have seized heroin worth one million mark (S$»70.000» and arrested seven Thais on suspicion of dope peddling, police said today. A police spokesman said the crackdown began last weekend when narcotic agents fi.und about two pounds of heroin In the home of one
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    GANGLAND WAR ALERT
    514 1  -  PAUL WEE 19 groups declare 'curfews' By ALL police stations in Singapore are on the al cr t against possible large-scale gang warfare following a series of gang curfews" declared by 19 notorious secret societies. The "curfew" (gang jargon for attack -on sight covers six out of
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    Lock icon 'PUT THE BRITISH THRONE TO THE VOTE'
    157 1 LONDON. Tues. Labour party MP Willie Hamilton, longtime critic of the royal family, said today the British people should be allowed to rote In a national referendum whether they want the world's oldest monarchy abolished. 'It's time we let the ordinary people say
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    Lock icon Malik backs Razak on Asean change
    98 1 JAKARTA, Tues.—lndonesian Foreign Minister, Mr. Adam Malik, •aid today he supported the Idea of Malaysian Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, to change the Association of {South-east Asian Nations (Asean) Into an Institution like the Organisation of African Unity (OAU). The Idea was In line
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    Seeing Ali was Vall's last wish
    162 1 Seeing Ali was Vall's last wish KUALA LUMPUR, Taes. Two days after a specially arranged meeting with her Idol, Muhammad AIL Valleamal Govlndasamy, 13, of Seremban. Is dead following a lung operation. VaUeamal's last wish was realised when she met the champion In person at his Hilton salte on Saturday
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    Fighting near Phnom Penh
    180 1 Fighting near Phnom Penh BANGKOK. Tues.— The Bangkok Post reported today that fighting had broken out near Phnom Penh and three other large Cambodian towns between Khmer Rouge and rightist troops. Quoting reliable sources in the Thai border town of Aranyaprathet, the newspaper said about 2,000 men were 4ghtlng on
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    32 1 MOSCOW. TUM. Communist Mongolia tuu reported H.»t par cent turnout 'or local and regional government election* earlier this month and a MM per cent vote for official candidate* —Reuter
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    Lock icon Lawyers held
    30 1 STCJTTOART. Tues. Police raided office, of leftist attorneys in four cities yesterday and arrested two prominent lawyers who allegedly i conplred with alleged Baa- der-Melnhof gang terrorists. AP.
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    Lock icon FIERCE TRIBAL CLASH
    47 1 PORT MORESBY. Tues.— More than 1.000 warriors from two tribes clashed with spears and bows and arrows today In violent fighting In the remote Chlmbu dls- trlct of Papua New Guinea's Central Highlands. First report* of the fighting gave no details of any casualties.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon N. Korea in finals
    76 1 HONOKONO. Tues. North Korea edged Hongkong 14-13 on penalty goals la an exciting match tonight to win a berth In the Asian Soccer Cup tournament to be played In Teheran next year. Both teams wen locked 3-3 at the end of regulation play and overtime and
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    Sadat meeting
    37 1 CAIRO. Tues. President Anwar Sadat called a meetIng of his top political and military aides today to consider the latest word from Washington and Jerusalem on future Middle bat peace moves, diplomatic source* said.— UPl.
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    Life ban on motor cyclist
    475 1 Life ban on motor cyclist A TEENAGE motor- cyclist who shot past nine traffic red lights when pursued by a police patrol car was yesterday banned from driving for life and fined a total of $1,300 after he admitted 11 traffic offences. Tang Sle Yun. 17, who Is serving sentence
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    Lock icon Pound under pressure
    43 1 LONDON. Tues. Sterling weakened sharply under sellIng pressure on foreign exchanges today. Indicating continued overseas concern about Britain's Inflation problems The pound lost nearly one-and-a-half cents against the US. dollar, falling to »3 3971 from an opening 12 2708 Reuter.
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    Lock icon Press strike
    40 1 PARIS. Tues. A 34-hour strike of all newspapers and other printing work In Prance on Thursday was called today by the major print workers union, protesting lack of negotiations in the long strike of the ParUien Übere. AP
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    42 1 NEW YORK. Tues. Dow Jones averages, baaed on first hour of trading on the New York stock wh«n»r M Indus 870 70 up 6.57. 30 transp 1W.37 up I.M. 16 utUs M.M up O At. 66 stocks ***** up 1.W.-UPI.
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      Saigon note to KL
      55 1 TOKYO, Tues. So«th Vietnam today demanded that Malaysia take "urgent and effective measures'* to help the crew of a Vietnamese ship stranded in Malaysia return to South Vietnam. Vietnam News Agency said the demand was contained In a note sent by the South Vietnamese Foreign Ministry
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      Lock icon Briefing for Indira after hearing
      131 2 Briefing for Indira after hearing INDIAN Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi listens as she li briefed by one of her lawyers. Mr. H.K.L. Bharat. after the Sypreme Court hear in f In New Delhi on Monday. Mrs. Gandhi. In. slstlnf her leadership Is essential for India, asked the court to
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      Lock icon 4 lions die
      31 2 CAIRO. Tues.— The Egyptian national circus wu destroyed by fire on Sunday and four of 1U llona were burned to death All the other anlmali were laved Reuter.
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      Lock icon Drive-in nudies
      52 2 WASHINGTON, Tnes— The Supreme Court ruled yesterday that cities cannot ban drive-in movies from showing films with nudity simply because passers-by might be offended. Justice Lewis Powell said a Jacksonville ordinance against outdoor films showing nudity which is visible from roads or other public places violates the First
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      Lock icon Do not threaten US allies warned
      458 2 Do not threaten US allies warned Dr X's tough stand on security pacts ATLANTA, Tues CKCRETARY of State Henry Kissinger last night warned America's allies that the United States could care no more for their security than they did themselves. Responding sharply to a new Irritant In US foreign policy.
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      Lock icon Graft case against British official put off again
      255 2 HONOKONO. Tues. The first senior British official of the Public Works Department here to be arrested and charged under the colony's anti-bribery ordinance was today remanded for a runner six days when he appeared before the Central Court. The case was adjourned
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      Lock icon Ocean talks a snub
      62 2 UNITED NATION* Tues. The United States and Britain have deellnnd to take part in an international conference on the statue of the Indian Ocean and Prance also la expected to decline, a UN committee was told recently The Soviet Union had withheld a reapoos* to the
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      Lock icon Monsoon havoc
      37 2 NEW DELHI. TOSS. Heavy flooding from monaoon rain* has forced authorities to evacuate 20.000 people In the last three days along the ooaat of Kerala state, me Press Trust of India said last night— Reuter.
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      Lock icon 20 hurt In protest over food stocks
      121 2 20 hurt In protest over food stocks ORINAGAR, Tues. tJ About tt people Including police, were injured In the nearby town of Baramullah when police fired teargas at demonstraton protesting over foodrraln stock.* In governments shope. the Press Trust ef India (PTI) said. Yesterday's demonstration, when people gathered on the
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      Lock icon US 'option' on use of nuclear arms
      191 2 WASHINGTON, Tues nrHTTS House Press TV Secretary Ron Nessen said yesterday the United States retains "an option" of using strategic nuclear weapons In war. Speaking In response to questions, Mr. Newer" said the option provides ttw nation with "a capability (or flexibility In
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      Lock icon 'NO DANGER TO SOUTH KOREA AT THE MOMENT'
      523 2 ATLANTA. Tuei SB C RE T ARY of State Henry Kissinger descr i b ed North Korea today as one of the most aggressive regimes in the world, but said he felt there was no current danger that it would attack South
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      Lock icon Worst floods in 11 years
      45 2 bYDNKY. TIMS,— At Mast four people are feared dead in the wont ooaatal flood* In New South Wales In 11 ■M A police apnfceeman eald 1» people were killed at the weekend In road accktao's oauaed by torrenUai rmla. Reuter.
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  • WORLD NEWS TWO
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      Lock icon Thai alert on anti-US violence by students
      455 3 JJANGKOK, Tues. The Thai Government has begun working on measures to prevent violence as thousands of leftwing students and other activist groups prepare for massive July 4 demonstratio ns against the US military presence in Thailand. The National Security Council and th? Interior
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      Lock icon Kidnap victims back with parents
      137 3 Kidnap victims back with parents HAPPT Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Bonnet holding their two children Ingrid. three, and Hubert, six, after they were found unharmed 24 hours after being kidnapped from their vacation home at Knokke-Le-Zoute in Belgium. The family was reunited on Monday when the children were found in
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      Lock icon SUMMIT TO DECIDE TIMOR'S FUTURE
      114 3 SUMMIT TO DECIDE TIMOR'S FUTURE MACAO. Tues.— A Portuguese government delegation headed by Overseas Territories Minister Antonio Almeida Santos Is due here tomorrow to attend a summit conference on the future of Portuguese Timor, It was announced today. The formal opening session of the summit aimed at finding an Independence
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      Lock icon Severed hand sent as art exhibit
      123 3 SYDNEY. Tues. A hand, which a student supposedly allowed to be cut off for a "shock value" art exhibit, has been rejected by organisers of a national art show at the Sydney Opera House. "In normal situations, the Opera House exercises no censorship over
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      Lock icon Mafia chief for probe into CIA 'murder plots'
      327 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday OENATE investigators today meet a re- puted Mafia leader to probe the crime syndicate's role in alleged assassination plots orchestrated by the Central Intelligence Agency. The Senate select committee on Intelligence will question John Rosel--11. a reputed mobster who operated
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      American officials 'helped sell opium'
      181 3 American officials 'helped sell opium' PHICAOO, Tues. \y American authorities protected hill tribesmen in South-east Asia and helped them market their opium, some of It destined for the United SUt^s as heroin, the Chicago Dally News reported yesterday. A veteran narcotics official, who was not Identified, was quoted as saying
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      Lock icon Appeal to help tea workers
      51 3 LONDON. Tues. Britain was urged yesterday to take steps. Including monetary aid. to help Improve living and working conditions of tea workers In Sri Lanka. The plea was made to Trade Secretary Mr. Peter Share by Mr. 8. Thondaman. president of the Ceylon Workers Oongrees—
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      295 3 Women's Year talks anger the libbers MEXICO CITY. Tues.— The UN Women's Year conference, dominated by International politics, Is beginning to arouse the wrath of militant feminists attending a parallel unofficial meeting. Some of the 5,000 women at the unomclal gathering began trying yesterday to draw up a plan for
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      QUEEN 'SHOTS' IN FILM UPSET PALACE
      402 3 LONDON. Tuesday BUCKINGHAM FaJace yesterday admitted that a misunderstanding on Its part led to newsreel shots of Queen Elisabeth being included in a fictional film about an attempt by an embittered Irishman to blow up the British rarliament. The Him. "Henneay", was made In
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      Lock icon China 'trying to undermine Thai Govt'
      231 3 China 'trying to undermine Thai Govt' MOSCOW, Tuesday rpHE authoritative Soviet newspaper A Pravda charged yesterday that China was seeking to undermine the Government of Thailand by manipulating the country's large Chinese population and disrupting the Thai economy. Pravda's attack clearly lmplleG that Thailand had been staked out as the
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      Lock icon $l,2l0 mil record budget
      71 3 RANOKOK, Tues— The Thai Cabinet today approved a record budget for the next fiscal year starting in October with government spending Increased In nearly every department. A government spokesman said 65 per cent of the 82.850 million baht (551.210 million) would be used for education, public
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      Lock icon Separate UN membership applications
      105 3 UNITED NATIONB. Tues.— A spokesman for the Secretary-O c n c r a 1 Kurt WaWhelm confirmed yesterday that North and South Vietnam had Indicated that they would apply for separate membership here and not establish observer missions. The spokesman said that the ambassadors to Cuba
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      Lock icon Soviet space record
      62 3 MOSCOW. TIMS. Two Russian cosmonauts set a new endurance record far a Soviet space Dignt yesterday. only three week* before their roll— gw' linkup with Americans in space The achievement wUI undoubtedly give a surge of confidence to the Soviet space programme which has suffered some setbacks,
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      Flare-up again in Luanda after weekend peace
      245 4 Flare-up again in Luanda after weekend peace LISBON, Tues.—Shootand mortax fire broke out In Luanda, the capital of Angola, yesterday the first flare-up of violence there since three rival liberation groups agreed last Saturday to end all hostilities. In a statement released here today, the Portuguese High Commlsaloner In Angola,
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      Lock icon Brandt's ex-aide on trial for treason
      271 4 DUESSELDORF, Tuesday rjUENTER Guillaume, former close aide of ex-Chancellor Willy Brandt, went on trial here today accused of treason apd breach of the Official Secrets Act. Guillaume, 48, smiled occasionally and at times shook his head as the indictment was read by federal prosecutor
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      Lock icon Whistling cap helped a blind baby see
      189 4 Whistling cap helped a blind baby see PALO ALTO (California). Tuea. A Scottish psychologist, who has helped a blind eight month-old-baby to "see" by fitting a radar cap to his head, said yesterday It was too early to predict lf the experiment represented a medical breakthrough. Dr. Tom Bower, SS,
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      39 4 ISLAMABAD TIMS. Prime Minister Zulflkar All Bhutto said yesterday Pakistan "has been forced to take increasing amounts of foreign assistance to meet the Internationally created economic crisis, and meet the Increased cost of imparted pet. roMMB."— AP.
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      17 tankers tied up in Japan
      66 4 TOKYO. Tues—Protracted recession In the snipping Industry has forced shipowners to tie up 17 tankers in Japan, the Malntchl Shimbun reported y«eterday. The newspaper said that among those moored In Japanese waters la the world's largest tanker Nlaaet alaru. 4M.000 gross tonne built for
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      Rebels offer to hold talks on hostages
      128 4 P.** E8 SALAAM, Lf Taea. Zairean revolationaries holding two Americana and a Dutch woman hostage for more than a month have expressed willingness to negotiate far their safe retarn. a •oarec said yesterday The offer to negotiate was contained In letters written by
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      Lock icon Hills' fate hangs in the balance
      513 4 EXECUTION SET FOR JULY 4 NAIROBI. Tues fHE British Government was today redoubling efforts to save the life ol British lecturer Denis Hills, facing execution in Uganda for treason, after President Idi Amin's decision to ignore Queen Elizabeth's appeal for clemency. Hopes that Mr.
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      Lock icon EX-REBEL LEADER RETURNS IN TRIUMPH
      135 4 EX-REBEL LEADER RETURNS IN TRIUMPH lOURENCO. MARQUES. a Tues. Former guerilla leader Samora Machel yesterday returned In triumph to Lourencc Marques, where tomorrow he will be sworn In as the first president ol Independent Mozambique. Thousands of people waving banners and singing revolutionary songs were at the airport to welcome
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      Lock icon Dusk-to-dawn curfew in Dahomey capital
      127 4 Dusk-to-dawn curfew in Dahomey capital LAOOS, Tues. cotonou. capital of the Wen African state of Dahomey. Is under a dusk-to-dawn curfew following the killing last week of the country's Interior Minister, travellers arriving here said today. The minister. Captain Michel Alkpe. was shot dead by presidential guards on Friday night
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      Lock icon 50,000 in anti-Red rally
      103 4 50,000 in anti-Red rally LJBBON, Tues About 50.000 Portuguese socialists roared support for the country's moderate president. General Francisco Da Costa Gomes, here last night In a rally with strong antl -communist undertones. The rally was called to demonstrate the Socialist Party's support for the Supreme R e t o
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      Khalid to visit Egypt
      47 4 BEIRUT. Tuas. The Beirut newspaper Al-Anwar said today King Khalld of Saudi Arabia has decided to vtalt Vgypt In mid-July. The newspaper's undated report mid King Khalld would start his proposed visit to Cairo after ratifying the Saudi budget on July t. OPt
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      286 4 Straits Times Crossword ACaOSB a beginner In charg* 1 Severs pleasure follow- (6). Ing on examination <5. 7 Hat seen In well known ft. Roman garden (7. 4). Fifty to otoe on landing 9 Whera offlcers will not a celebrity (4). be eipsctad to deploy 10 Trip to the Island
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      Lock icon Deciding the power of World Food Council
      209 5 Deciding the power of World Food Council DOME, Tuea. Private talks tre under way at the United Nation* World Food Council here to decide bow much power the international body should wield. Delegates are also considering their order >f priorities In tackling the world food crisis tor which the council
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      Lock icon Curb wage
      533 5 - LONDON. Tuesday IEADERS of Bri tain's powerful trade unions and the ruling Labour Party united yesterday in a call to workers for a "sharp deceleration in the level of wage increases." The call came In a statement by the liaison committee of the Trades Union Congress and the
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      Lock icon LONELY MAN'S WIFE HUNT
      69 5 riONALD Kiziec, who says he lives on disability pay and cannot afford to formally advertise his loneliness, Is seen at a San Francisco street with his sign: "I am looking for a wife..." He explains that the woman he loved and lived with for more than
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      Lock icon A record deficit
      38 5 OTTAWA. Tues. Canadian Finance Minister John Turner last night introduced a record deficit budget which promises reduced government spending, big Increases In petrol prices and a two per cent rise in Canada's inflation rate.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Tremors jolt W. Germany
      55 5 BONN. Tues Tall buildIngs In Oolofne and Frankfurt were hurriedly evacuated yesterdsy when earth tremors shook large areas of West Germany. In Cologne, the West German airline Lufthansa orderad all 1,100 people in 1U itorey headquarter! to go home when the upper floors began to iway
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      Lock icon Marines die in crash
      48 5 TOKYO. Tusa. Three US Marines were tilled when their helicopter dashed Into a dam construction sit* In northern Okinawa today, police said. The CH46A helicopter hit a conveyor cable and crashed to the bottom of a ravtne and burst Into flamea, witnesses said. UPI.
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      Lock icon Guerillas and Falangists in 7-hour gun battle
      302 5 BEIRUT. Tuesday PALESTINIAN guerillas and right wing militiamen battled with machine guns and rockets for nearly seven hours today In a Beirut suburb where bloody clashes left hundreds of dead and wounded last month. Witnesses said Lebanese security forces moved Into the area
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        30 5 BELFAST: Three Judge* from the European Commission of Human Bights have began secret hearings here Into Republican charges of torture by British troops and police during interrogations in Northern Ireland.
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        Labour row
        36 5 OENBVA: The United SUtes and several West European countries with large numbers of foreign workers yesterday served notice here that they are unlikely to adopt a proposed new International convention to protect migrant workers.
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        32 5 ATHENS: Former West German Chancellor Willy Brandt last nifht forecast a world In which Western Europe might shoulder more of the harden of Its own defence within the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.
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        41 5 BUENOS AIRES: The multi-national Bunge and Born Company Is to be Investigated to see if its payment of a US$6O million (Ssl37 million) kidnap ransom for two executives violated tax or foreign exchange laws, the Economy Ministry said last night. Agencies.
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    Lock icon Danger looms for the world body
    1346 6  -  WILLIAM RYAN AS U.N. PREPARES FOR 30TH BIRTHDAY... By United Nations HPHE United Nations 1 Charter Is 30 years old tomorrow and the anni v c r s ary finds the membership, swollen to thrice its original size, toying with a potential self destructive
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    Lock icon Failure of anti-smoking drive puzzles experts
    947 6  -  JOYCE EGGINTON By New York rls 13 years shice the the Royal College of Physicians In Britain published its first report on the health hazards of cigarette smoking; 11 years since the US Sur-geon-General's Advisory Committee came out with an even more detailed document
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    Americans cash in en the Arab air boom
    366 6  -  J. FIJCHETT By CAIRO: In the Mid-dle-East's oil-fuel-led economic boom, commercial air liner sales are a spectacular growth market, approach ing I'SSI.M* million (SSS4H million) a year and increasingly monopolised by American aircraft manufacturers. Not a single new non-American airliner has been
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    Company director on $10,000 graft Charge
    245 7 Company director on $10,000 graft Charge A COMPANY dlrecA tor was charged in the First Magistrate's Court yesterday with bribing ap ex-project officer of the Economic Development Board with $10,000. Tal r-ee Beng of Singapore Folex Corporation Pte Ltd.. was accused of bribing Tan Puay Eng at Orchid Inn In
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    FIESTA FILIPINA FOR 41
    88 7 rwas a "Fiesta Filiplna" day of food and songs for 41 musicians and dancers of the Singapore Youth Chinese Orchestra yesterday when they attended a farewell party at the residence of Filipino Ambassador, Mr. Delfln Reuto Garcia. The troupe will leave for Manila on Monday for
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    SAIGON REFUGEES 'RESTLESS' AT ST. JOHN'S
    1010 7  -  LESLIE FONG No news on applications to resettle in US, Australia By 'If we're sent back to Vietnam we will surely die' a n x i ety and a deep sense of insecurity are eating into 852 Vietnamese refugees now staying at St. John's
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    Annual SJAB parade
    49 7 THE St. John Ambulance Brigade of Singapore will bold 1U annual Inspection at its headquarters In Beach Road at 4 p m on Sunday. The oommtatlnner. Dr. S. R Sayampanatnan will review the parade. It wul be followed by presentation of warrant of appointments and Prises.
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    Prize giving
    43 7 THE afP for Ulu Pandan. Dr. Chiang Hal Din*, wul present price* to winner* of a Übt> tennis tournament orranked by the WitUn Estate Owner* and ltuMsnts Association at the Association's luncheon to be held in the Cockpit Hotel oo Sunday
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    IN-FIRST SHIP TO SAIL VIA CANAL
    150 7 IN -FIRST SHIP TO SAIL VIA CANAL rVHE ll.OwO- tonne Russian cargo vessel, Octyabryikaya Revolutyusslya, sailed Into Singapore waters yesterday to become the first ship to arrive here through the Sues Canal since its reopening on Jane 5. The veaael, which passed through the Canal on Jane 7. was In
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    Court told of what murder accused said before arrest
    394 7 A FEW days before A his arrest for the alleged murder of a 13 -year-old girl in his flat, a labourer told his neighbour: "The girl had been murdered and thrown down the building." Clk Saleha blnte Sheik Omar, a housewife,
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    Removing wreck of Tosa Maru
    104 7 WORK to remove the wreck of the Japanese tanker Tosa Maru. which tank in the waters near Pulau Sebarok. about 6.4 km (four miles) off Singapore after colliding with another tanker is expected to start today. A spokesman for Fukada Salvage Co. Ltd.. who are
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    895 units of blood donated
    119 8 THE Singapore Blood Transfusion Service received 895 units of blood donations or an average of 177 units a day last week. Total number of blood transfusions given was 760 unit* with an average of 109 unlU a day. Reserve blood ■locks were at an average
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    Go slow advice
    28 8 MAJUMBIB are advised to manoeuvre their craft •lowly white purtnf trie But Coaat Reclamation area and the Johore Shoal due to work xotng on too*.
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    $8m plan to expand Al-Jahra shipyard
    202 8 $8m plan to expand Al-Jahra shipyard rE Arab-owned AlJahra Shipyard is to embark on an M million expansion programme at its new 24--arre (nearly It hectares) site in the Senoko Industrial Estate In Sembawang. Thr managing director of Arab Investments for Asia, Mr. Hussain Najadi. said that Mfcer and better
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    END OF AGREED INTEREST RATES IN TWO TO 3 MONTHS?
    890 8 END OF AGREED INTEREST RATES IN TWO TO 3 MONTHS? Move will help Singapore become a more sophisticated banking centre 'I'tiE. retiring chief manager of the Chartered Bank, Mr. T.M. Attwood, said yesterday that the abolition of agreed interest rates, partially or completely, would help in Singapore's progress towards a
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    Red Cross committee for Asean
    302 8 piVE Asean nations are to set up a Comr mlttee of Red Cross Societies of South- east Asia. This was one of the resolutions passed at a three-day conference of Red Cross leaders from Ind o n c sla, Malaysia. Philippines. Thailand and Singapore which
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    Identity card offence
    84 8 JAMIL bin Hamln 16. Nt fined $160 by a district court yesterday (or not reporting to the National Registration Office hU defaced Identity card and not getting a replacement The court hrard that his identity card >v round "defaced" by a policeman who conducted a spot check
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    $2m JOINT VENTURE FOR SURABAYA FACTORY
    215 8 ABZNOAFORE firm is working out final details with an Indonesian company to set up a $2 million factory In Surabaya to produce steel office furniture. The factory, employing 50 workers, will be a Joint venture between Wellcome Steel Equipment (Pte) Ltd in tu^ntAn way
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    Tally clerks co-op to I counter 'malpractices'
    407 9  -  AHMAD OSMAN Low-cost service for shippers By •piIK 500 -strong Sinpjapore T.illv Clerks and Checkera I nion is to iOnn a cooperative t<> provide lowcosi efficient service to ship owners l>\ "eliminating" unscrupulous contractors who indulge in malpractices to fleece ship owners. Called
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    Accused in KK, so graft trial put off
    152 9 A DISTRICT Judge postponed the triai of a woman charged with corruption after he hoard that she was warded at Kandang Kerbau Hospital yesterday morning Kok Pak Yong. 2«. was to be tried before Second District Judge. Mr. EC. i Foenander. for
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    DOING HER BIT FOR CHARITY
    95 9 rfUUWANESE vocalist U 1 Ya Peng (above) wiU sing at a charity variety show at the National Theatre on Saturday. This will be the second singing stint In Singapore for the young singer who sings solely in Mandarin. Ya Peng was performing In a local
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    Sweeper jailed two years for theft
    111 9 A SWEEPER was yesterday Jailed by a district court for two years for breaking into a house and stealing valuables and jewellery worth $2 350. Supiah Stephen Paramaslvanl. 21. pleaded guilty to breaking Into Mr. Chan Wai Kirn's house ln Bedford Road and stealing
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    Back to school
    23 9 ABOUT 500,000 primary and secondary schoolchildren returned to their schools on Monday, for the third semester, after a three-week vacation.
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    BANK UNION THREAT TO STOP OVERTIME
    301 9 ABOUT 140 employees of the Industrial and Commercial Bank ln Shenton Way have threatened to stop working overtime and withdraw their co-operation unless the bank re-em-ployed a 50-year-old-driver who was alleged to have been unfairly retrenched after 21 years' service. The workers threat was
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    Relatives sought
    69 9 POLICE are looking i for the relatives or friends of a 20-year-old Indian girl who was found dead at the foot i of Block 157, Lorong 1, Toa Payoh. on Friday. In her red purse, po- I lice found a note addressed to her mother. The note said:
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      122 10 ifc CATHAY* i jRHtj. ORGANISATION'S i i PSriIATH,*" TCATHAYj KU I Anniversary t fe 23" to 25™ JUNE, 1975 ;I ODEON, CATHAY, ORCHARD, i JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA S l\ I MAJESTIC, ODEON- KATONG, RUBY I; All Thootr— No Fr*« Lt» -^i LAST DAY! U'siiow at j»ORCHARD: Opens Tomorrow!^ mM%^ rfff
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    The 'cop' who didn 't pass muster
    257 11 Sharp eyes see through an imposter gHARP eyes and a good memory helped CISCO guard B. Seridarnn catch a bogus policeman in a bus along Bukit Timah Road on Monday. When the CISCO guard boarded the bus he saw the other 'policeman' and
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    Slow pace
    43 11 UAJUNERS are advised to manoeuvre their craft slowly while passing Selat Juror* between Caltex Depot and Pulau alcsemut to make way for soil test Investigation and engineering studies to be carried out for the laying of a pipeline In the area.
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    TRACKING DOWN KILLER ROCKS
    91 11 ¥>OLICE and Public 1 Works Department officials are Inquiring into the origin of flying rocks in Bukit Oombak which killed an 18-year-old furniture assistant, Kor Slew Choon. and hit several houses on Monday. Spokesmen of three quarries in Jalan Perang, off Chua Chu Kang, de- nied
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    Court rejects man's 'guilty' plea
    127 11 Court rejects man's 'guilty' plea RONALD Philips, who is being charged with insulting the modesty of a woman police constable, told a magistrate's court yesterday that he was prepared to plead ruilty as he was leaving the country soon. However, the First Magistrate, Miss Polly Woo, rejected his plea saying:
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    Petrol kiosk thief
    63 11 A CONTRACT labourer who admitted breaking Into a petrol kiosk and stealing $415 had his sentence postponed pending probation and Reformative Training Centre rsvorta. ■Jalakxlihnan Shanmugan. 17. admitted breaking Into the store of the kiosk In Sembawang Road at about 1 SO a.i on May 26 and
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    Driver unaware of 'mishap' ex-MSA pilot told
    288 11 Driver unaware of 'mishap' ex-MSA pilot told AQUESI'B Counsel yesterday suggested to a former MalaysiaSingapore Airlines (MaA) pilot, suing the company for rtamagf over a car accident. that the driver was unaware that be bad bad an accident on Dec. 22, IMS. Mr. Raymond Kldwell told Capt. Jack Robert Marts,
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    SENTOSA TOUR FOR HK GOVERNOR
    85 11 SENTOSA TOUR FOR HK GOVERNOR SIR Murray MacLehose, the Governor of Hongkong, yesterday called on the Minister for National Development, Mr. Urn Kirn San. Sir Murray also visited the Housing and Development Board office and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He also toured Sentosa. Sir Murray arrived here on Sunday
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    Road work
    41 11 MOTORISTS are advised to avoid Clementl Road from Saturday when the Water Department will be laying a water main across the road at IU Junction with Ulu Pandan Road. The work Is expected to be completed In five weeks.
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    Colourslides
    33 11 THX Central Young People's Section of the National Library will hold a talk-cum-sllde chow on The Technique of Colour-slide In the library's meeting room on Saturday at 2.30 pjn. Admlsston Is free.
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    Nallaiah calls it quits after 20 years
    125 11 rX assistant director of the Ministry of National Development's Building Control Division. Mr. J.T. Nallalah. 47 has quit his Dost after nearly 20 yean of service. Today Is believed to be his last day at the ministry. Mr. Nallalah. 47. who started service
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    3 SEAMEN RESCUED AFTER BEING ADRIFT FOR 20 DAYS
    475 11  -  JACOB DANIEL By TtHREB Indonesian A seamen yesterday recount ed their 20-day ordeal of drifting In the open sea in their boat with only sea water to wet their tongues. lakandar Bhakra. 42. Banana Balor. 60 nnd Muntu Bakar. 28. arrived
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    Shuttle bus losses down by 30 pc
    225 11 Shuttle bus losses down by 30 pc rpHE City Shuttle SerM. vice has cut down It* dally loss of $3,000 by more than 30 per cent after the extension of routes to the housing estates. But the operators feel that they have to pick up more commuters to make the
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    Road run
    25 11 KEPFEL Harbour Community Centre will organise a road run at the Port Authority Recreation dub In Bukit Cemln on Sunday at 7.30 ajn.
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    THE $120 U-TURN
    34 11 EE Han Jian was fined SI2A on Monday after he pleaded ruilty to making an unauthorised fturn at the intersection of Seotta Road and Stevens Road on Dee. 1C last year.
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      408 12 independence today starts the countdown on the end of imperialism in Africa, the most colonised of the continents. Portugal hands over power to the Front for the Liberation of Mozambique after a 13-year war of liberation and over five centuries of colonial rule. On July 12, the
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      UNENDING ARMISTICE
      199 12 T»EN YEARS is Ion? enough to change mountains and rivers, says a Korean proverb. But, a quarter century after the start of the three-year Korean war on June 25, 1950, the longest armistice runs on with no end in sight. That itself Is good news in the sense
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      When grammar must give way to usage
      496 12 rpHE going contro- versy on English grammar should be viewed In the proper perspective. There was language long before there were grammarians It changes from generation to generation as the speakers KTope for a more efficient medium of communication. Rules of nummar are
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      80 12 UTE REFER to the letfv ter by "Concerned Resident" (ST.. June 12) who alerted us on the Indiscriminate parking by some residents on both sides of the road divider along Oeylang Bahru Road In front of Blocks 56 and 57. Tour correspondent would be pleased to know that
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      62 12 AN office colleague retired from Oovernment service In January 1074 and Is getting a monthly allowance of $30. I retired In May 1974. and have been told that I am not entitled to this allowance In spite of the fact that both of us were drawing the same salary. Could
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    MIDWEEK
    1151 12 \/l V FRIEND sat In «1 a co 1 1 c a gue's Citroen and suddenly broke out in a cold sweat as the driver started the car. First the back of me car floated up; then the front. It was just the Cltroen's pneumatic suspension, out my friend
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    Lock icon Africa's first 'genuinely Marxist state'
    875 12 f OURENCO MARu QUES (Mozambique): The black waiter at the luxury seaside Polana Hotel balanced a heavy tray of glasses in his right hand, raised his left In a clenched-flst salute and said, "What'U It be, comrades?" The Front for the Liberation of Mozambique It
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    Traffic cop dies after road accident
    130 13 Traffic cop dies after road accident rpHREE people were killed In two accidents on Monday. A mobile squad traffic policeman. Low Tong Seng. 37. died in Toa Payoh Hospital after he was Involved in an accident with a cyclist at the Junction of Kirn Keat Road and Jalan Toa Payoh
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    New officials of assn
    61 13 MR Robert Tay has been rlrctcd chairman of the Association of Electronic Industries In Singapore. Other officials of the association are: Mr. S. K. Huang, deputy chairman Mr. Brian Lee. secretary; Mr. H. T. Chua. deputy secretary; Mr Hwang Koh Chec. treasurer, and Messrs. J. C.
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    CHYE SIM GOES UP 5
    183 13 rE price of chye tlm rose by five cenu a katl to 50 cenu yesterday, the Trade Department reported. Fallowing are the recommended prices for eaentlai oot&moditiea Stoe: Thai 100 per cent O. SI cents a kkU or <06c; Thai 10 per cant. M eenu;
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    Marriage of bride under 18 not valid
    579 13  - Marriage of bride under 18 not valid T. F. HWANG PLEA FOR DIVORCE REFUSED By fHE High Court here ruled that a Malaysian civil registry marriage of a Singapore couple is not valid here if the bride is under 18.* Mr. Justice Chua handed down this ruling yesterday in a
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    $17,000 for condemned vehicles
    78 13 $17,000 for condemned vehicles A TOTAL of 69 condemned vehicles and motorcycles were sold for about $17,000 at 1 public auction held at Market Street on Monday. Another 88 lots of seized used vehicles, motor machinery and spare parts were auctioned yesterday. These items have been forfeited for auction either
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    Tea-party
    36 13 PAP Alexandra branch cultural centre will hold a tea party for 100 boys from the Salvation Army Boys' Home at the HDB Stirling area office's community hall between 3 p.m and 6 pJn. on Sunday.
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    'Go metric for a bright future'
    169 13 'Go metric for a bright future' GOING metric is part of Singapore's continuing modernisation process, said Mr. I. W. Conceit*©. Ml* for ■atone, when he opened a metrication exhibition at his eomamanlty centre last night. Mr. Concelcao stressed that the world was going metric and In the process erf converting
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    Charity ball
    27 13 THE International T'a Men's Club of Singapore (Beta Chapter) will hold a charity ball at the Island Ballroom. Shangri-La Hotel on Saturday at 1.46 pm.
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    Jail and rotan for snatch thief
    171 13 Jail and rotan for snatch thief A YOUTH who Injured a factory Klri when he snatched a gold chain from her neck, was Jailed for two years and Riven six stroke* of the rotan by a district court yesterday. Woo Teow Lai. IS. had earlier admitted robbing Leone Chin Wan.
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    Bankers to hold talks
    50 13 THE Bank of America will hold a lwo-d»y South-east Asia Regional Managers' conference at the Jurong Town Hall from 9 a.m. tomorrow. Managers from Peninsular Malaysia. Indonesia. Brunei. Singapore and the bank's South-east Asia regional office will attend the conference. hostad by the bank's Jurong branch.
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      883 13 On your TV SINGAPORE 5 3.M n Opening and Taman Suri (Malay) i IM Seni Asli 138 Diary of Events (Malay) 7.31 taws mi tawsreel (Malay) 3.35 General Hospital 755 Ecmwk toprt Mwatj dtfut) 4.15 Ibras Mnuifli (atatiy httit) 1.35 I«m 4.30 Intermission LM taws (Eiffel) 5.55 Opening and Tom
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        56 14 KTK> r. E. L»lon >CBC 8*e. tmidiat \L Bank Icn u cheap* C <BT JIC i. Dartjr irnUn» >BS kNE Bank w.so »7.2i $133 I2.M £316 #177 nn $2M »3 0O $3.00 tl»l »2.e» »X77 »2M 12. 7» $1.M .10 —.20 —.17 .1» —.15 —.10 —.10 —.10 —.10 —.10
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        22 14 L State. L W Wool I. lad. nek. Lmi IBS S2.M $0.47 ton $116 $1 99 .06 .•1 .01 .01 +.M
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        22 14 BUS* Darky 4SMM Malayan Credit IM.tM 1.0.8. lM.eeo Faker Merita It*.— Teeal Tvatm: 1(7 M Total Vals*: UM U
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        60 14 Jkne U Jane M IndmUi&U: ittil U7J5 Fiauwc: 41O4 4HJI 1 Hottk: 17«J« 175.81 Properlin: 17J.47 171.J1 t Ttas: 1MJS ltZJZ t I rattm: M1J1 M1.I4 1 im B.C MtJ« 1MJ1 8X.8. Imi.: f*M MS.tl Dm. M. MM IM I D«c. 31, 1*M IM t Drc. M. IMS IM
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1598 14 nrHE last transacted ready sale at the dose of business oi. the Stock Kx'Jiange of Singapore yesterday jompared with the previous day s prices together with 1975 high and low. ("Adjusted for scrip riv hta luue). TERLINO RUSSCRS 1.90 I.M H. L. I.M 111 1.17 Malaksat 175 KmiX'i
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      Shares suffer sharp falls
      392 14 SHARES prices fell fair. ly Shamir at the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday in Ught trading. Turnover remained thin, totalling 1.6/ mi'lion units valued at MM million. Observers attributed the heavier than normal fall* to the gloomy forecast of the Singapore economy in the current year
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      Similar trend in KL market
      306 14 Similar trend in KL market rE KUALA LUMPUR Stock Exchange yesterday met Increased selling in the morning but prices levelled on at the lower level In the afternoon when sellers turned cautious. Nevertheless, yesterday ended in further small losses (or shares, particularly among selected volatile Industrials and banKs which saw
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      BUSINESS DONE (SINGAPORE)
      1185 14 BID and offer prices officially ll»ted and business In and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified All Tune Bargains i or Settlement Contracts are quoted after the word
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      KUALA LUMPUR
      1106 14 T> ID and offer prices officially luted and business in and reported to the Kuala Lumpur {Mock Exchange ymurday with the number of shares traded ■town In bracketa in lota of 1.000 units unleaa otherwise Hintm.t. (2UUBI. Taw I U«wi (2 218 2.JUB). (In Hl|. tI.UU*). cimc o.uuat
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      May tin shipment
      95 14 TWE Straits refined tin from Penang for May 1975 ■1 totalled 5.624.P3 tonnes (April 6.366 82 tonnes), according to statistics issued by Straits Trading. The following table shows the destination and metric tonnage, excluding metal shipment, from Klang via Port Klang. United Kingdom 60 45 741.20 Singapore
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      Slight midterm rise at Wilkinson
      107 14 FOR the first halfyear ended March 1975, Wilkinson Process Rub- ber has raised pre-tax I profits to $1.89 million from $1.60 million previously. Turnover rose by 5 4 per cent to $6.85 million. Llnatex sales came to 2.51 million lb Just 100.000 lb. more than
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      PALM OIL
      122 14 EUROPE started firm but fizzled out when Chicago opened on Monday, according to MPOPA. The US market w»» Inactive but generally stesrfy. Quotations In UBs cents 'Rotterdam) unless staled MR Afloat (US) 17 cents sellers. (US) 16 75 cants buyers. (US) 16 75 cants traded; July (US) 15
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      Hong Leong's land for subsidiary
      63 14 Hong Leong's land for subsidiary HONO Leong Finance Is to transfer its land at Upper Buklt Tlmah Road to subsidiary Oriental Credit and Realty Jor $3.21 million. The land Is being transferred to Oriental for development as finance companies are prohibited by the Finance Companies Act to undertake development of
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        SYDNEY
        289 14 SYDNEY. Tues.— The market closed mixed In unsettled trading, dealers raid. Tax-loss selling appeared to account for an Increase In turnover. The Sydney All-Ordlnartes Index gained .09 point to 365 56. BHT gained to M 7.12. while Bank of NSW advanced to $6.30. CM was slightly easier Mining issues
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        HONGKONG
        222 14 UONOKONO, Tues.— The market was little changed in very quiet trading, brokers said. The only aj*mni«wit movers were Wheetoek Mardea which closed up at HKS3.BS and Hongkong Bank down at $16.50. The Hang Seng index lost 2.90 point* to 326 69 Turnover on the four Exchanges combined fell u>
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        Gold markets
        61 14 Mandiy Satiriljy USS USS Mrlhournt II) 121. 7T 122.00 London 1(2 008 IS2.3SR 153.005) 1*3.2.13 Brlnit 1*3.50 Ita.'i Zurich 152.0J8 152.008 I*3ooB I*l.ooB Psrta 1*7.74 ISSO2 Tuatdiy Mandar Hontkonc 1*2.53 1*2.30 8 pore 12) 1«1 ««B IM.BSB 181 128 I*4 20S) Export prices in non->terlin« araaa In U.S.
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        154 14 aMOTERDAM. Mon.— The market continued quietly mixed today, with declines In Dutch Internationals led by Royal Datrb while Akae and Hecgoveas firmed, drslers said. With a rirmsr undertone In local tfsuts, gains were led by CSM. Glersea, Natlanate Ncderlandrn, Fokkrr snd AmeT, while banks and shippings led the declines.
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        122 14 yuwCH. Mon— The stock I La market showed no definite trend today. Most stocks I remained unchanged under consistently low trading volume Bond prices were also unchanged The Credit Sulsse Index lost fractionally by 0.1 point to 181 8 Cioainc prices In Swiss franc with the difference on the
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        185 14 TTOKYO, Tues The mar- ket closed higher following the trend In New York yesterday, dealers said. The Dow Jones average added 23 44 to close at 4.523.69. with volume expanding to 180 million shares from 120 million shares yesterday. The New index closed at *****. up 1.44. Today cloalns
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        314 14 VHW YORK. Mon— After an uncertain start, prices on the New York Stock Exchange moved to a new 1975 high today at the clot; cf a day marked by moderate trading volume. The market, as measured by the Dow Jones Average of 30 Industrials, was up 9.39 to
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        98 14 FINANCIAL TIMES INDI 81KIAL8 Monday 318 8 Friday 333 8 Week ago 335.5 TINS Monday 98.7 a Friday 97.6* Week ago 104 83 RUBBERS Monday ***** Friday 419 91 Week ago ***** OILS Monday 283 39 rrtday 291.60 Week ago 286 00 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDI'STRIALS Monday 864.83 Friday
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        CLOSING PRICES
        30 14 Rubber: June 24. Singapore: July 138.75 cts (up 3.75 cU.) Malaysia: July 128.5* ct, (up 3.75 cts.) Tin: $932 (unch Official offering: 18* tons (up 19 i tons).
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        110 14 ('NINES! •P.OOUCI IX v CNAHOI. SINCAPORI NOON CLOSINO PKICtJ PI ft PICUL VItTIROAV. Ceasmt a)U: bulk iSS.N seller*. drum SSON sellrrs Caera: Mixed (looae) IK Cont. I!*N B ■•■•Mr: Muntok AST A white fo.b. 100* NLW 1247 1 sellers. ianoit white fob Mf NLW S23A «ellera. Sarawak special Mark
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        37 14 London copper prim on Monday ipirviouj in brackets). Wtrahar Spot buytr (521 (1520) seller (522 (fill I; Three Month buyer 1340 (1531 1 sellers (***** (153 B). Mar kit tana: gleadr quirt. Salat: 8.100 tonne*.
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        210 14 *|*HE Straits tin price was unchanged at 8032 per plcul In Penang yesterday on nn official offering up 19 tons to 180 tens. The overnight London market was steady with forward buyers price gaining 14 to £3.036 per metric ton. LONDON: Monday's tin prices were little changed on
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        Rubber market
        443 14 nrHE Singapore rubber mar- ket yesterday opened one cent higher following steadier London advices and then Unproved a further cent In quiet trading on renewed Interest for forwards. More demand was noted for BMR 10 and 30 JulyAugust shipment open port. Fair switching activity between July and August
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        SMR and SSR
        118 14 R and SSR prlcw taned at noon jwOmlay: mm MR 6CV MR 5L MR S MR 10 MR M MR M 8R M SR M J«t7 1« (Cmal Mtk) ir«rwmi3 MUi m— ■-n_i_ ■a^u*« N|in ocufh Mjfn o^br* (Matepcrkf) (•mtavvkil (1 ton pallet) 13J0O 135 00N 134
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      Money and exchanges
      220 14 Money and exchanges TpHE US dollar closed 1 firm In the Singapore forex market yesterday at $2 2865 70 after advancing from $2.3846 56 at the opening. Dealing continued to be thin and quiet. Afternoon dollar remained featureless on lack of mtere^ Suggested Interbank forward rates at 3.30 p.m 1
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      NOMINAL RATES
      158 14 CuTcaetaa I JS dollar rt^rllng pound iongkong dollar blalaytlan dollar tuzt schilling 3«t franc (com) Danish kroner french franc [tallan lire 4eth guilder <or kroner Swedish kroner Jwlas franc Xutache mark lapanese yen lust dollar 4Z dollar Nominal ratr* SmflhaoaUn Pereentaf* t— <r4 yraterdaj (troaa) partty cttuvc* 2
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      198 14 b, J2Z r «£o£E. dlffer Ufhtly troa A BiAN currency deposit in- texbank rate* as at cloae Ml Tuesday. June 24 V» Dalian (Spot) Offer Bid 7 days 8 3 8 8 14 1 mth 6 1/1 6 2 roths 7 16 6 8/1* 3 mthi 6
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      44 14 Singapore doilara for Jum Off «r Bi. Ovtrnight 3 14 s 1 'I 1 mUi 4 5 8 4 1/1 3 mths 4 7 8 4 3 3 mltu 5 14 5 1/1 Prime rate 8%. B««re*: P. Murrmy Jon* InUr—W— I.
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      52 14 I RANOE of rmlM offend by da count houm on Jun. 24 Ov.rm»hi J>, to Jv.% Call 4<po>ii i\% Wmtm •»r Mil 1- month Trauury bill S 11 /u 1 ill 3-moath b.B» bill. «s 1.-l* S Month CD «s, •-Month CD »Vi 5 S If »*ucm: National
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      Gold Coin plans SES listing
      614 15 PLEVEN years after j an unsuccessful attempt by its pre- decessor company to make its debut on the local stock mar- i ket. a revamped and much stronger and larger Gold Coin is i to try its luck with j rhe investing public on July
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      Good prospects facing Sin Heng Chan
      365 15 Good prospects facing Sin Heng Chan AFTER bumper profits last year, Sin Heng Chan views current year prospects with a mixture of optimism and caution. In the eyes of chairman Eng Liat Kiang. there are favourable fac- tors at work Its new automated plant, for in- .stance, has in the
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      251 15 AFTER having achieved i very good growth In i ijg.inu DevelopUM Management to turn In record :n the current i Pre-tax profits are '•recast to be not less "2 million In the 12 months comntta $125 million I *>ar. The forecast is made In ihe document
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      927 15 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Bumiputra University or Mara graduates are specially offered an opportunity to work for one of the most modern and technically equipped synthetic textile factories in South East Asia where the best expertise and know-how may be acquired. There is an excellent and bright future for young and dedicated
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      218 15 1 LEMBAGA LETBIK NEGARA KENYATAAN TENDER JMK TENDER NO. ll»2» (ABT. JJ/7SI Tender adalah dipelawa daripada kont«rektor-kon-terektor yang berdaftar dengan Lembaga Letrlk Negara Klu 'AS' ke ataa atau dtngan JK R. KIM 'A' ke ataa untuk. membina bangunan strsyen Jana letrlk dlatas Lot 109. Lundang. Kota Bahru. KeI an tan
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      633 15 QUANTITY SURVEYOR required for Brunei branch office. Candidates should be A.R.I.C.S. or A.I.Q.S. (Australia or U.K.). Successful candidate Is initially required for a 2/3 year contract period and must be capable of running and managing the office on his own initiative. Substantial benefits besides a negotiable salary (tax free) includes:1.
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      785 15 MAJLIS AMANAH RAAYAT (MARA) Latihan Guru Teknikal di dalam dan Luar Negeri. Permohonan adalah dipelawa danpaci:i Bumlputra yang mempunyai kelavakan untuk mengikuti kursus Guru Teknikal bagi mhun 1975/ 1976. Latihan lni akan mengambil masa diantara 6-24 bulan dalam jurusan lurusan berikut:1. ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMANSHIP 2. STRUCTURAL DRAUGHTSMANSHIP 3. MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMANSHIP 4.
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      690 16 ASSISTANT MANAGER We ore a local Company specialising in Industrial Machinery and Equipment and are looking for a MECHANICAL ENGINEER to be appointed at Assistant Monoger in our Machinery Department who will eventually assume the duties of Department Manager. Candidates for this position must be Singapore Citizens and possess a
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      287 16 CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY TO THE GENERAL MANAGER A well-established international company has a vacancy for the above position. Applicants must possess the following qualifications: (a) Minimum 2 years' experience as a Confidential Secretary. (b) Have a good typing and shorthand speed. (c) Able to operate an IBM Electric typewriter. Those interested,
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      1219 16 ALGEMENE BANK NEDERLAND N.V. (Incorporated in the Netherlands with limited liability) Consolidated Balance Sheet at at 31st. December, 1974 (rounded off to ooo guilders) 1f74 1973 (rounded off to 000 guilders) IW4 *»?3 Liabilities Assets Sharecapltal Fl. *****8000 Fl. *****2000 Cash ln hand, with central banks and eac money at
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      310 16 U^IhUNGARIAN SHIPPING CO. LTD. I INUnNKkT UWI SUVICE TO EUIOrE MAHART IN** m unw, nmiuH. mbteium i *uum Smppore P. KclM| P«nii| KTKfI 4/SW» AIT HMi/ltof 2/1 M| 4 ta| HONCUU 17/11 ta| U 71 *n 21 to| AGENTS I OIIEKT UITI StN MU I MIINT UITI [HI SIN IM
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      276 16 ENSENA MARINA LINE comiomcr li mm »:iiim (mdv o.ti OMfc. I/IMMff KIIIUM' 11/11 1.1/ M/B M| Ti>wt. tll>M»l»e». ftm. PAR VINOS SHIPPING LINE IHWIII > "Ml \M»M tmHTll' 1/ IM| I 111 l D»M. MMM LU II IMT IS/U I. lf 1!/;l M| fv\ VattK. Ma. Hlllll. JLIUb JaAMA kttun
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      1306 17 CINTAINEIISNIP SERVICE TO W CONTINENT fata M-aurt Aaa-a tCNluil -ticca P RaMat 0 *.•> lraa> Hara UK BEHAV3I 'Ttotr < totf mm mm rMt n r.n NAMttH EIPtESS tt Ml tl 111 I -at 7 Aai ll| I Aai atatitat iiPtisi m ..i 71 i.n v Aat Aaj is in
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      1230 17 Ben Ocean 1 Ajouttjennceol ßen Line. Blue Fhnnel den Line and NSMO 1 Ta tcetariNEtrr DM Saar. P. MM| Ptaartj laraaa Ml•"Mail laaal twtot lapt/Mtoat It Ml laaa. rtaa. N'tart, Halt ItMAllt' 1 11/ M laM 1/ltoi I I to. It Aaj taaa. Ntwi. Sa* Ufi!!* 1 "',*fi? f i
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      1237 17 _V^^*aMaWra«aWr«tß*a^Mj LmJJ Itltat. mar| tram r«aa S'taaata. !-iM!,rp.,,, ;3 B ,ia "its fa n ,z MMAttt EIPIESS MM| 11 1.1 11 Am 14 aT| IS A.t nil! CUT tr EaIMMCN I 111 |tl A., lajf IS.PI llatf NAm IMTt iat ii Aai M Aat it wtt it lai U i
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      1003 17 FULLY CONTAINEKIZED SEKVICE TO EUROPE P Kalaaf Sport rff. (BMICAH Ma I Ma 1 I itTuaiiA Zlll ""wets, AmsttrtM. Anttaerp, UMtvr*. MUMIa" S£ r HW *n. fcMNMMIM. STmMM -«_'l M UlAtrfc-, OMMMfM, GttMMttt Mtt-Ot. mm-T". I a"jSlrs:kMlM. Olio. rttcMki. IrriM rortttat cum Tarn LCI M aaan FCt. M taars FULLY
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      889 17 HHHHPH SHfajart *****4; P. Itlwi (341; IL MJ7II Pmm| KMI. THE BANK LINE LTD. IMOS FOR E I S AFRO •I«IIAM (Maar.t.as. Nt-.M. MoKtasa. Maaafa. Darlaa E la>aaa. c to- p >„ i,i Mr S'part 1/ IMr EiNitAM Ma.r.tim. ItaaiM A s Alr.ca) p wtM| M«j S'part Mil Mr rttM
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      1095 18 KAWASAKI tUSEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KIMAI NISEN KAISHA ITB. IfPAN N3K KONC STUITS SERVICE laaaa raaaf S.«t»i«i Nasaf P Ralaaf mctiaai HAM 111 ""I J.p.n Ara»bi.n Cult SorvlM $<afaaara FM: NUAN na>» 1 IMI Ri-acsi. Mascst, Pvaa.. Doaa. laarsia. MA'ASSaa MAN a I li| Damirt*. Rma.t. A POka Japan South
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      1131 18 accrptlMt All HUM tr MATT EMPMINt 111 PMTIAMAI. SAHPII. IAMIAaMAiIN lUMPAPAN SAMA«INN. SANCIBIIIANC. tARARAN. MAMM. IEMATE. M!|M. «ns. ■>•'* MM SAM! MAIN PtltS Irsai FT*. ITO tat laitiaa ICI llAin Ittts Pataaf la Part M laat PoaMnti IST tlAtn iaj*N la Part Mcimf IST lIAIIdCltll la Part II Ma latsatKS.
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      1270 18 FAI CUT EMNPf CONfAINfIf CONVfiiTIMIU SERVICE LIAMNC FM IBNBON. IOnERDAM. NAMIWC. Swi P bat Ptasaa Ixdaa a la* Htarf NEflsNI IAPPNIII II 14 M| IS 11 111, II 1111, II M] MA|| HAa| ARRIVALS FIBM NBITI WEST EUROPtAN PMTS ANI IBMBBN laajasars P «»i»«i S amort NaaataatJ Jaaaa NIPDNE SAPPNIRE
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      840 18 VffKSS StWCf TO LONKW LIVEtfOOt CWTMNT WITTS I V'» JT7U K^.r I-*. C»'«." 9 1. turn' IS I. I'f-n 191 I H'»ur| n I. A atra i mm M.,. m v m l:)1 m ?pi, Vj c.n,,if M MMA UltIA t/ll A,, It/ t a.| II A, HHUHJi^' < UNam.
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      863 18 pi POUT OF UNO FOftl Co-W tar* Tunfnl Llfhter, 1 AUTHORITY ANNOIINCI D 00T Tuntnl Llfnleri TMI FOLLOWING SINrMINO AKRANOfMf MTI ron JUKI IS. T L a OUT: WlmdysUwnwo 1 N>p- Sou* Part King Sun. Vera VI. tune Sappnirr J4 inordri Union Brenda Olenotl* and 10/11. Santi Maru IS 18.
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    17 Deaths
    88 19 MR CHENG PEI DEH. aged 82 passed awa> peacefully on 23 6 75. leaving behind wife. Edith, sons. George Lawrence Nelson and daughters-in-law and daughters Margaret and Adeline and sons-in-law, grandchildren snd great grandchildren Cortege will leave Singapore Casket on 26 675 at 10 30 a.m for Mt
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    21 Ackonwledgements
    60 19 FAMILY OF THE LATE Mr S vamy of 5. Jalan' h*upedak Sembawang Hills. who passed away on 15/6/75 thank all friends and relatives for their condolences wreaths attendance and kind *«isUnce the FAMILY OF the 1 late Wong t oong Yin thank all friends, relatives, associations for their
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    24 19 PUNG: In loving nii-mor M nt who depar'.ed suddenly 6 'eafs ago today Always 'miembered by Sylvia and sons ATIVES and
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      506 19 aasstfied ads (g) ■UlSl KLERK'S SALONS in an for your latest •'i perming and !mtin« Very moderate iprnntments tele phone I or* i PMM <.rdnesday New Nation hal P»K* called People And It Is itwut people who are making -ingapore In their own nterestlng ways Read n today If you
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      741 19 WELL ESTABLISHED LANGUAGE school requires lecturers for leaching Oerman. Japanese. French. English Interested write lo S T Box A ***** COMPILERS/ TUTORS Able lo compile homo study CorpseTypewriting Commerce and Finance Commercial Law Business And Industrial Administration Advertising Oeneral Principles of EnglLsh Law Marketing Salesmanship and Salesmanagemenl Apply P.O. Box
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      785 19 FEMALE TELEPHONE operator and typist required Please apply with full particulars Including non-returnable photograph to S T Box A ***** SENIOR ACCOUNTS SUPERVISOR required by International company Must have at least 3 years experience and have passed the Intermediate Book-keeping This la a senior poemon and oltora eicetlent proapocto of
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      836 19 LADIES EARN EXTRA Income In your spare-time selling cosmetics You can expect to earn $100/- Tel Miss Tina 3751 13 after 11am A LARGE INDUSTRIAL CONCERN Invites lpplicatlons for TECHNICAL SALtS REPRESENTATIVES Applicants should be HSC Holrround and some sales experience In Industrial machinery and equipment Preference will be given
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      619 19 A tost upanowia lipaa-iwai maun tsLTBAij-ir*" EBsussrst ssl HaMfttA M«w Town InvNoVMHaMo appocatlen. tot Bto poets or DRAFTSMAN Holder of ITC with good grades In Engineering Drawing Some working experience In drafting and design work an advantage. Able to work independently with minimum supervision. FABRICATION SUPERVISOR Holder of Polytechnic Diploma
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      678 19 COOK AND DRIVER. Start Immediately Apply with I.C 7TJ. Mount batten Road. Katong AMAH WANTED full-time or llveindlsi 10 Phone *****0 WANTEO 2 EXPERIENCED Drivers for departmental store. Salary $220 Apply personally Bobby-O 43. Stamford Road. Spore 6 MANUFACTURING FIRM REOUIRES ex-National Service workers Wages $235 (Including allowance and Incentive)
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      745 19 FLOWERSHOP WANTED VAN DRIVER Applicants must be familiar with Roads and Places In Singapore Accident Free. Olve full particulars, state salary expected. S T Box ***** An nlibaihii) iiiaimtoetortos conccm in ofurwiQ Town rwQutrsM FACTORY WORKERS (mate) 1 Completed Secondary education 2) Age above 16 years 3) Must be willing
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      750 19 NEW COUNTRY HOTEL. 10 minutes from Airport. 15 minutes from City Rooms from $10 upwards, meals available Discount on long stay and group bookings *****2 Tangsw HMa District 10 Newly-completed 2-storey Luxury Bungalow Quiet locality Close to Ministry of Defence. Tanglln Post Office. Supermarkets. Shopping Centres etc 5 bedrooms with
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      882 19 BUNGALOWS:- SINE. BRADDELL Holland Clementl. Cornwall Seml-drtached Oreenleaf. Eng Kong Hats also available *****/ ***** EXCLUSIVE DOUBLE STOREY Independent bungalow dlst in with proximities to Oolf Clubs/ American/ International Schools four bedrooms with alrcondltlonlng. built-in wardrobes Split-level marble floored living, i .mng Patio opening to exclusive matured garden Well equipped
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      787 19 OIST. 11 RAFFLES l'»r< tlnglestorey detached bunitnlow in quiet matured reMrir mat surroundings. 3 bedrooms large garden Contact *****4/ 3237V8 LUXURIOUS INTERIOR APARTMENTS of 3 or 4 bedrooms Uniu available with central aircondltlonlng and swimming pool. 5 minutes to all amemti- SUPERB APARTMENT Commanding view of half the Island Magnificent
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      720 20 NEW ARRIVALS OF ENOLISH DESCEND needs accommodation urgently between $2,000 $3,500 Will pay up to 6 12 months rent In advance by company, for the choice accommodation Tar. 4*44*S/4**SS*/49*12© CANADIAN BANKERS JUST arrived looking for 2 units of bungalows or apartments Tenancy either from June/ July Prefer partially or unfurnished
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      832 20 DIST. 1* HIGHLY residential and extensively renovated doublestorey semi-detached, spacious 4 bedrooms with attached baths, aluminium sliding doors and windows. Iron grilles and large courtyard, balcony 4.100 sq ft furnished $194,000 LJ Associates *****7/ *****3 FOR SALE/ RENT comer doublestorey terrace house at Opera Estate Tel *****5 RAFFLES PARK OIST.
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      826 20 DIST. 21 furnished double-storey terrace with lerrazzo flooring. Selling $115,000 Ring *****9 FABER HILLS new doublestorey split-level semi-detached (Central air-con) 3 bedrooms, study, servant's. $180,000 Ace Housing. *****29/ *****46 I*l PHISi Sweat 2910 sq ft freehold. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, living/ dining room, kitchen, beautiful patio. China terrazzo/ parquet flooring,
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      892 20 OITACHKO HOUSE or vacant land at elevated residential areas Budget $250,000 Contact Llm *****8/ *****5 QUICK BALL Clients with ready cash to purchase properties with/ without tenancy lease. EBC *****16/7 URGENTLY REOUIRED BBVERLY Mac Westwood/ Alnrtew Towers Semi-detached or comer terrace at Faber Hills Tel *****8 SILLING YOUR PROPERTIES? Why
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      834 20 2-STORIY SHOPHOUBES In busy I Joo Chlat Road dlst 15 Selling cheap! 1 Corner centrally air- I conditioned 2-storey shophouse I at junction of Koon Seng Road c and Joo Chlat Road Area appro*. I l 500 sq. ft. Freehold land c Completely renovated. I aluminium windows, doors and shatters.
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      865 20 IAM HO TRAVIL Service (Sln[aporei Pte Ltd Tour West rtalaysla (Inclusive Gentlng. C highlands) by Deluxe alrconlltloned bus seven days SSI7S/Jeparture Every. Sunday Monlay Cameron Highlands Four lan SMS/-. Oentlng Highland. Four Days SBHS-. Departure Cvery Wednesday Oentlng Hlghands Two Days by air Ssl3o/-. >parture Everyday (Sole Agent or Oertlng
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      573 20 UNIVERSAL TRAVEL CORPORA- TTON (Pte) Ltd West Malaysia/ Denting $175 Sunday Oentlng 2 days (by air) $130 Everyday Bangkok' Chlengmal 7 days $625 Monday lake Toba 6 days $440 Frl/ Sun Hong Kong/ Taiwan (Allsan) 12 days $1439 27 1. I 9 22/9 Bangkok Hong Kong 8 days $949 Bangkok'
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      666 20 EUROTOURS S TRAVELS off-rs BEST FARES TO: London/Europe M 0 00 New Yark $1.3*0 00 Montreal SIJIS4* Reroute $1,919.0* SaaMe/Oafcland $1,200.00 Perm (Return) $1.1*3.00 Brlabow* (Raturn) 51.4 M.00 Sjrataey/Moaoourne (Return) $1.5*000 We also specialise In EUROPEAN. USA. AND FAR EAST TOURS, contact OS. Golden Mile Tewer Beech Road. Slngapora 7.
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      725 20 EXPERT LONDON TUITION oy a.r Law (LL B Bar). Secretaryship (CIS.). Accountancy (ACCA ICMA. AIA. SCCA. Inst of Accounting Staff). Banking (Inst of Bankers). Inst of Credit Management. Inst of Marketing. Institution of Works Manager? Insl of Transport Commerce (L.C C. Inst of Commerce. BiitLsh Society of Corimerce). OCE (London.
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      701 20 jun I ivnc iwu wn«K 1 1 >r irmvalmlng to become Hostess or ticketing officer*" aj travel agencies New ria-vs r«ij menclng next week FurtltSr details ring *****5. HOTEL AND AIRLINE Receptlo&t Course Success guaranteed Rlns *****7 for details RAJAS COLLEGE offers Starting July '75 SECRETARIAL COURSE STENOGRAPHY BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND
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      619 21 ■TERN COMMERCIAL TRAINr*G Centre 225- A Eatt Coast Rnad rVportlS Tel 495*89 Shorthand (Btginners Speed). Bookkeeping. Typewmin| (dally including Sundayt). Malhemam£ Japanese. Mandarin. French tall levels* Enrol now" HIGH STREET COMMERCIAL TRAININO CENTRE HIGH STKEET CENTRE Bth floor SECRETARIAL COURSE U you want results then Join our I- ull time'
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      900 21 TUITION SPECIALLY FOR English' Chinese primary students at Katong and Toa Payoh area Ring *****5/ *****1 RADIO/TV SERVICE Coune. starting 24/6 2/7 Enrol SEA Electronic Engineering Institute 3-H, Paya Lebar Road. Spore 14 Tel *****4 ENGLISH LITERATURE. OENERAL Paper for Secondary 4 and PreUnlverslty by experienced English Honours graduate Tel
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      683 21 1948 FIAT 124 Saloon 5V1036 Immaculate condition 33.400 on o Interested buyer please view at Lorona Sang Kanchll off Aljunled Road between 2-4 p.m. BEAUTIFUL CONDITION 1974 Ford Cortina alrcon radio, cartridge, 83.400 on o Tel *****5 Owner leaving 1674 VAUXHALL VIVA excellent condition. 2nd owner. 32.900 Contact *****2. Mr
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    CUT IN FISH SUPPLY: TRICES MAY GO UP'
    327 22  - CUT IN FISH SUPPLY: TRICES MAY GO UP' RAYMOND JANSEN By J^ TEN per cent cut in fresh fish supplies from West Malaysia from next month may jack up prices of fish here although it may not cause a drastic shortage. This was the general opinion of several fl«h merchants
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    Clerk took his life a week before wedding
    207 22 Clerk took his life a week before wedding A CLERK suffeririß from Insomnia and mental depression took his life one week before his weddln g, a coroner's court heard yesterday. His fiancee, Miss Hong Bee Imm. 24. said at the Inquiry that she and Ng Ah Kay, 26, had arranged
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    Ministry 'yes' to fund
    44 22 THE Finance Ministry haa approved the People's Association {Queenstmn Community Centre Extension Fund) as "an Institution of public character,'' with effect from July 1 until June So next year, or when a sum of tioo.oou U coOected. whichever is earlier.
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    Law course
    27 22 THE University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will hold a six-lecture course In Trust Law related to Tax Saving* in Singapore from July 1.
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    Two appointed
    39 22 THE government has appointed a British expert in broadcasting engineering (technical operations). Mr. Alan Patrick Birmingham, to the Telecommunications Training Centre; and an American occupational safety and health expert. Mr. Leo Oreenberg, to the Ministry of Labour.
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    Cultural classes
    56 22 THE NTUC Industrial Affairs Council has organised a series of cultural activities for affiliated, union members and their children who are Interested In learning folk dancing, yoga, choir singing and how to play the harmonica and guitar. An NTUC statement said that the council had engaged experienced and
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    Tour of Change Alley for Mrs B
    120 22 SB I Lanka Prime Minister, Mrs. Sirima Bandaranaike, went on a quick, unscheduled shopping trip to Singapore's Change Alley yesterday afternoon. Both shopmen and their clients did not notice her as she and a small group of aides went from stall to stall
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    Man who posed as police officer
    100 22 Man who posed as police officer A MAN who abetted his friend in posing as a police officer to steal from a tourist, was yesterday Jailed by a magistrate's court for three months. Bur J a n Singh. 26. pleaded guilty to abetting Ramasanthern Annamalal Ramachandran 29. to pose as
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    Kelong night
    30 22 THE Moulmeln Youth Group Is organising a Kek>ng Night on July 5 and 6. Those Interested should contact the organising secretary for further details and leglstratlon before Saturday
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      MY $35 m LAND DEALS...
      640 23 MY $35 m LAND DEALS... «I BOUGHT AND SOLD MORE THAN 40 ESTATES' By tax case millionaire who started off with $10,000 PENANG. Tuesday gl KIT Mertajam millionaire N.T.S. Arumugam Fillai today said he started his estate fragmentation in 1952 with a $10,000 capital and up to 1972 had bought
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      No politics behind the big fight: Harun
      223 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. gELANGOR Mentri Besar Dato Harun Idns said today he will continue to serve the country as best as he can, adding: "I will go on, as I have been, doing what I think is good for the country." Dato Harun
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      Opening up new TV channels
      91 23 Opening up new TV channels KUALA LUMPUR. Tueg. Vldeotechnlcs the American firm as.' •lined to telecast the Ali-Bugner n«ht to foreign countries, has taken up both existing TV transmission channels. But the Telecommunications Department will open up another channel for possible live telecast of the fight locally. Telecoms EHrector-Oen-eral Hajl
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      Contraband textiles
      41 23 KOTA BAKU. Tata Curtom* officer* bare attaed 10 bundle* of taxtUat worth about $30 M 0 which they be■i. iwjDKf amißjßaiß In from aw Thal-Malanla border. The textile* war* found hidden behind an empty ■tor* in Koala Krai y**uroay.
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      $27,000 theft
      29 23 IPOH. Tv«. CiMhkn leather, fabric*, ruraltur* and •qulpment worth about 1T7.000 m (totcn (ram a Man an Jalan KlnU In tb« Urn Qardan araa bar* latt olfbt
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      Straight fight
      38 23 KUALA LOTTO, TMa— Dw*r prwidMit of tba IMMkui I&dtaa Ctera (MIC) DM* AtU Mhcpan wIU run ataaaat *>• party"! fonmr Meratary ■wjciml. wr T. AlTmppMV. to NMn hU p(«t «t d» HOC nmnl MMnbly bm on Jdy
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      Brokers call for meeting over civil suit
      182 23 Brokers call for meeting over civil suit KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A notice ni •erred on the Kuala Lumpur Stock MKr change yesterday callIng for an extraordinary meeting to discuas the position of fly* Stock Exchange Committee members named in a clvU suit They are Mr. OohaßwM Hon. Tencku Noone bin
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      Worker shot
      31 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Tua» Polio* shot and lnjwad a a-r«ar-01l oontntrtlnn boonr wlmb ht triad to naM ur«t at Pawacaa P. IUmIM OO Jalan Tuanku Abdml Rabmao nan i—t nlfbt.
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      A HOUSE FOR EACH OF THEIR FAMILIES
      162 23 A HOUSE FOR EACH OF THEIR FAMILIES r'H, Tnem. The State Government will provide a piece of land and a house for each family of the members of the security force* killed by Communist terrorists in Perak. "However, the land and house will only be given to those without their
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      Kadir: Water pact cannot be altered unless...
      309 23 K. LUMPUR, Thn. JHE Minister of Law and At-torney-General Tan Sri Abdul Kaair Yusof said today that no condition of the water agree ment between Johore and Singapore can be altered unless there Is consent on both sides. He said that the agreement
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      RMN's first
      18 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs The Royal M*l*r*Un Navy will receive lv first locallybuilt patrol boat next month.
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      PUTTING IT OFF
      32 23 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday.— Workers of Len Chee Omnibus Company have postponed their Industrial action, to back their pay claims, following a request from the Ministry of Labour and Manpower
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      135 23 Joint plan for action on border Reds KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Indonesian and Malaysian border commanders have reviewed plans for operations against communist guerillas along the border of East Malaysia's Sarawak state and West Kalimantan (Borneo) of Indonesia, it was officially announced today. The announcement said Brig. Oen. Seno Hartono of
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      Seeded Vitas crashes at Wimbledon
      394 24 f ONDON. Tuea. Jimmy Connors made an emphatic start to the defence of his men's singles title when the Wimbledon Tennis Championships opened here yesterday, but another young American seed, Vitas Gerulaltls, had a disappointing debut on the All-E ngl a n d Club's fast
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      154 24 RIORDAN 'SHAKY' AFTER A FALL LONDON, Tues. BUI ■Jordan, millionaire manager of Wimbledon favourite Jimmy Connors, became a casualty of the betting tent on the the opening day of the championships yesterday when he feU off a chair and injured himself. When rain halted play In Connors' centre court match
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      Gwilliams will make debut this weekend
      938 24  - Gwilliams will make debut this weekend DENNIS CHIA AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY DOES WORKOUT ON SUPRA AND IMPERIAL GLITTER By SYDNEY jockey Chris Gwilliams has been given the green light to ride and will make his debut at Bukit Timah this weekend. The Australian Jockey was at work on the track this
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      261 24 TOUR OF SOUTH AFRICA DOUBTFUL C\PE TOWN, Tuet. Reports that an Invitation team from Australia would tour South Africa next year were described as "speculation" last night by South Africa's top cricket official. Boon Wallace. He said the South African Cricket Association, of which he is president, had not been
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      Lock icon GRAHAM WINS BATTLE OF 'FACELESS' GOLFERS
      392 24 GRAHAM WINS BATTLE OF 'FACELESS' GOLFERS T^EW YORK, Tues. Lou Ora h a m scored his first major victory when he fired a par-71 yesterday to defeat fellow American Johr, Mahaffey by two strokes In an 18-hole pla y of f for the United States Open golf championship at Medlnah,
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      355 24 LONDON, Tues. South African Barry Richards overcame a frroin strain to score a courageous 135 not out for Hampshire in an English County cricket match against Leicestershire at Leicester yesterday Richards, hatting with a runner, was obviously hindered by his injury and after reaching a century
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      A FIRST BY THE CHINESE
      169 24 DOME. Tarn A 1» ataataar Cala*.. atklrttc Uaaa atrtvaa hara fraa Fattac far China's flfat partMaatiMi t» a W«a4 Earvaaaa track Matt. Tatojr wtU NaVapat* to- iiiiw aad Taanaaj la a I— aattaa ammt agaawt Italy, Uinh aad Bpala. walca to linrftil a. a caaiwU
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    THE TOP TRIO WHO HAVE PULLED OUT TABLE TENNIS CRISIS LOOMS
    343 25  - THE TOP TRIO WHO HAVE PULLED OUT TABLE TENNIS CRISIS LOOMS PETER SIOW By YAP Ai Suan, the reigning National women's table tennis singles champion, is the latest player to pull out of the Seap Games squad. The reason for Ai Suan's shock decision That she was left out of
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    Team for Seoul now weaker
    326 25 THE Singapore team to next month's Asian Age Oroup swimming meet at Seoul has been considerably weakened, following the pullout erf a c t c r a 1 outstanding swimmers who have been recommended for the China tour. Furthermore, swimming officials, In an unprecedented move,
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    Nantha nets the winner
    119 25 ARMED Forces scrapped through to a 1-0 win over Jansenltes In a keenly contested SHA Division Ope hockey match at Farrer Park yesterday, reports BERNARD tlonal side scored the °n y tEe 25th minute through inside-left Nanthakumar. Off a long corner shot, the wtlly Nantha skilfully
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    105 25 NEW YORK. Tuaa. JUsulU of yesterday* major league baseball matches: American Lcacme: Cleveland Indians 11 Boston Red 80s J. New York Yankee* 6 Baltimore Orioles 1. Milwaukee Brewers 8 Detroit Tigers 4. Oakland Athletics 6 Minnesota Twins 2. Texas Rangers 1 California Angels 0 13 Innings)
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    So easy for Chris
    249 25 So easy for Chris LONDON, Tues. MarUna NavratUova, the 18-year -old dechoslovaX who It seeded second In the women's single*, put her (treat gifts on display In an erratic firstround match against Wendy Turabull of Australia at the Wimbledon tennis championships today Miss Navratllova, who has risen raoldly to world
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    SCHOOLS' RUGBY SCORES SOAR
    80 25 THE National Schools Kuf by Tournament got off to a rousing start yesterday when Dnneara Technical Secondary School trounced last year's fourthplaced team Victoria School M-0 In the Pea* Secondary School* division at Farter Park. In the ether Peal Secondary matches, Ton Ttok handed Yasof lahak
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    'STRONGER GIRL WON THE RACE'
    229 25  -  PERCY SEMEVIRATHE BJL WHERE Is probably X more than one reason for the defeat ef Chee Swee Lee at Seoul. The chilly weather one woolen tee-shirt was not enough and the lack ef competitive races are Just two. Yesterday her coach Patrick Zehnder »upp led
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    Bugner: Only one thing on my mind Ali's title
    401 25  - Bugner: Only one thing on my mind Ali's title IAN PEREIRA By KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Joe Bugner Is unconcerned whether Muhammad All stays or retires. His Immediate Interest Is winning the World heavyweight boxIng title from All at the Merdeka Stadium on Tuesday. "You can never trust what that man
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    DEMPSEY FEELING YOUNG
    145 25 NEW YORK. Tim. rormmr lmij»taitil otMunptax Jack Dwnpawy. ffaalwhn hTtMk -ttw aam« way I did when I ni a younc mac," ottebrated hi» Wth btrthdaj today nt onlj th* body feat aranbtaa. not tn* aout" atld tba aun roboat Dmtv—r. who until a y«ar aao ra> fcwrt
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    Derrick: Our young athletes need more exposure...
    374 25  - Derrick: Our young athletes need more exposure... ERNEST FRIDA By r\ERRICK de Souza, the manager of the Singapore athletic team to the Second Asian Track apd Field Championships in Seoul, yesterday said that our young athletes needed more exposure to international meets. The team returned yesterday after competing in Seoul
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    71 25 KOREANS WIN GRUELLING SEMIFINAL HONOKONO Tues. North Korea took 160 minutes to beat Hongkong and qualify for the finals of the Asian Cup Oroup Three soccer tournament here tonight. The Koreans won by IS penalty kicks to 14. North Korea's captain Kirn Moo-CHI ended the seasaw penalty deadlock. North Korea
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    89 26 PIESIDENT Ford honours two Bnstian airmen and the ■on of a third In the Boae Garden of the White House on Monday for the first fUfht over the North Pole from Europe to the United States. He is holding a model of the plane that made the
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    410 26 IPOH. Tims. T\RUG abuse In Malaysia reveals a fantastically high degree of criminal activity on the part of the addicts to get the money to replenish their supDlies. said Brother James W. Scholer, director of the Help Centre (Pusat Pertolongan), here today. "Out of
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    74 26 BERKELEY (California). Tun. Charles Kriegvr finally met the owner of the voice on the other end of Uie telephone after talking to it almost every day for five years. Mr. Krelger and other elderly people who take part In a programme called Telecare met the voices
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    MOMENT OF COURAGE FOR CHARLES
    131 26 MOMENT OF COURAGE FOR CHARLES LONDON, Tues. Prince Charles knew there would be moments like this. There, right before his eyes, was blonde actress Susan Hampshire in a dress that left nothing much to the imagination. He mustered all the royal courage at his command. My father told me if
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    76 26 CAIRO Tuts. afcypUan Prime Minister M«i»«vih Salon has oidatad gates to be sat up Immediately separating Port Said from the rest af afcypt as a first step towards turning th«t city Into a fret trade aone. A republican decree by President Anwar Sadat last month
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    55 26 CHICAGO. Tuen UIUUd Air Lines agreed yesterday to pay USMOO.OOO (BMS7JM) in damages to the estate at late wile of Watergate Bcrgtaur Howard Hunt She died In a plane crash hare Circuit Judge David A, Oanet approved the settlement in a suit filed by columnist William Buckley Jr..
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    TARES SHOULD PAY THE ALS FEE
    189 26 rE g,wM -strong Singapore Taxi Driven Association has suggested to the Governmftnt that passengers rather than taxi drivers should pay for the S3 daily area licence fee to enter the Restrict Zone daring the morning peak hours. In a statement last night. Its president.
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    DEATH
    77 26 oioaoi nonii punt nwajr Ptaofultr on 24 75 Mvmi behind hi* only daughter Christina Butha Monttlro. Cort*s* !<•»•• 307 Onto Road on M.I.TS for Si. JoMph'i Church (P.M.) At 200 p.m. tar C.CX. N. KANA»ATNIr>»ILLAI na—f »w»jr peacefully at 7J-B OUfa AvraiK Block Tl. 24.6.T3 tanvlnc wife two chlldna.
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    Israel eases its terms for Sinai desert pact
    222 26 Israel eases its terms for Sinai desert pact JERUSALEM, Tuesday ISRAEL has eased some of its terms for a Sinai Desert settlement with Egypt following Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's talks with President Ford, diplomatic sources close to the Government said today. In contacta with the United. States following Mr. Rabin's
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    All-out drive to stamp out vice racket
    342 26  - All-out drive to stamp out vice racket LAI YEW KONG Daily raids in Katong area By THE ClD's Anti-Vice Branch has mounted an all-out operation to stamp out prostitution in the residential areas of Katong district. Informed sources said raids were carried out daily with increasing frequency in Thlam Slew
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    Peking ties approval
    55 26 BANOKOK. Tues Thr Thai Cabinet today approved a draft joint communique for the establishment ol diplomatic relations with China, scheduled to be announced on July 1. The Thai and Chinese Governments are aipacted to mate nWMiltntMnna Miiv^pw^ ments fruiriti l^w «<a*** %*p^|»the visit to Bating of Thai.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    404 26 LONDON, TBM. EqultKa wtn km o»»r a broad front acata raowtlac eontlnuad mmra e*«r Ife* «amaad by trad* vuumm tor pne* eontraU At t p.m. tk« F.T. loda wu aowa ».T to in l NX falls among laadtn raas«tf to about lOp but KoUtW tmum lost aen. otu
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