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Title Section25 1974-06-18 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Tuesday evening, June 18, 1974 No. 1053 Price 20 cents' M.C. (P) 20/74 NEV^feriON V- w .Jr SINGAPORE TUESDAY, JUNE 18. 197425 words
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478 1974-06-18 1 No final decision yet, says British Government Reuter London, Tuesday Singapore's Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew was told by his British counterpart Mr. Harold Wilson, ye st e rday that Britain had not yet taken a decision on the future of its forcesReuter - 478 words
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Article341 1974-06-18 1 It's a three-match suspension IAIM 74 Frankfurt, Tuesday The International Football Federation's disciplinary committee yesterday showed its teeth by handing Uruguayan World Cup player Julio Montero Castillo the maximum threematch suspension for being sent off against Holland. The committee left no doubt that they Intend341 words
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Article27 1974-06-18 1 Thieves broke Into four firms at the Selegle House complex at the weekend and got away with cash and equipment worth a total of $3000.27 words
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136 1974-06-18 1 Four World Cup matches will be played today in Germany. The first match will be between West Germany and Australia at 10.30 p.m. (local time) In Hamburg. At 2 a.m. (local time) tomorrow, three matches will simultaneously kick off in three different cities. In136 words
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153 1974-06-18 1 United Press International London, Tuesday.—British bookmakers yesterday confirmed West Germany's status as favourites to win the World Cap. Both Lad broke* and William Britain's two major bookie firms, ranked the top five World Cap favourites in the same order West Germany, Italy, Holland, BrUnited Press International - 153 words
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Article64 1974-06-18 1 Cairo, Tuesday.— Sixteen people were killed and nyve than 50 others Injured in a collision between a train and a lorry on the main Cairo Alexandria railway line about 30 miles (50 kilometres) north of here yesterday railway officials said. The line was used by Presidents64 words
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Article376 1974-06-18 1 Reuter Amman, Tuesday President Nixon said last night that the greatest challenge to US foreign policy more difficult even than ending the Vietnam war or improving relations with China and the Soviet Union was the need to help resolve the ArabIsraeli conflict. Speaking at a banquet givenReuter - 376 words
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Article87 1974-06-18 1 The Stock Exchange of Singapore went through one of the quietest trading sessions this morning. Share prices declined slightly. BUSINESS DONE: Malayan Credit (1) 1.98 (11) 1.97. Chem. Industries (1) 2.49 (7 2.50. Haw Par (8) 3.20 (IS) 3.18. Haw Par 'A' (4) 3.08. Nat. Ind. (1)87 words
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Article63 1974-06-18 1 Acapulco, Tuesday Authorities said yesterday at least 10 people died and 16 others were missing and feared dead in the wake of tropical cyclone Dolores which left widespread damage and debris behind before finally breaking up about 65 miles inland on Bunday night. At least 60063 words
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Article10 1974-06-18 1 Police reported 87 accidents yesterday. Two were serious.10 words
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Article, Illustration474 1974-06-18 1 Douglas Chan - By Douglas Chan The highway is his worksite, the plight of stranded motorists his "fortune." Each day, he hopes for rain and waits patiently to render his services. Hundreds of motorists who have used his services have came to regard Mr. Ronald Goonting, 51, as474 words
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Article563 1974-06-18 1 Smokin' Joe's left hooks do damage New York, Tuesday The smoking left hand and superior power of former .champion Joe Frazier gave Jerry Quarry no chance last night with Frazier winning when referee Joe Louis stopped their heavyweight bout in the fifth round. The 29-year-c.563 words
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Article27 1974-06-18 1 Tokyo, Tuesday. Prime Minister Kakuel Tanaka will make a 14day tour of Mexico, Brazil and Canada In September, sources close to the government said today.27 words
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Article25 1974-06-18 1 Lahore, Tuesday. —At least 15 people were burned alive and 10 seriously injured when a fire ripped through a fireworks factory here yesterday.25 words
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Advertisement93 1974-06-18 1 X On your left ladies /and gentlemen, you can\ f see a branch of the > Chung Khiaw Bank... while on your right you have a magnificent view of a Lee Wah Bank office. And as we turn the corner you will see straight ahead of you, towering above the93 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous13 1974-06-18 1 Forecast Singapore's weather forecast frrvn 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. today: Scattered showers.13 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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439 1974-06-18 2 Rav K. Dhaliwal - CASE to set up group which will hold special courses By Rav K. Dhaliwal The Consumers' Association of Singapore (CASE) will set up a corps of consumer educators in an effort to help fight inflation more effectively. Mr. Ivan Baptist, the executive secretary of439 words
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Article28 1974-06-18 2 The Sennett Community Centre Youth Subcommittee will organise a visit to the Mandal Zoological Gardens and the Historic Surrender Chamber at the City Hall on Sunday.28 words
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Article, Illustration310 1974-06-18 2 Richard Lim - By Richard Lim Singapore's well known TV comedian Ya Fong, 41, has become one of Asia's top ranking film stars. He won the "most outstanding comedian" award In the 20th Asian Film Festival held In Talpeh recently. The first to congratulate him yesterday310 words
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Article281 1974-06-18 2 Downtrend from February The consumer price Index for food fell marginally from 160.8 points In April to 160.7 points in May, main tainlng the downtrend that it took In February this year. The latest decline in the index (which is based on 100 points281 words
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Article35 1974-06-18 2 Mrs Yong Nyuk Lin wile of the Minister of Communications, will open a one-man exhibition of Mixed Media by Mr. Sng Cheng Klat at the Alliance Francaise on June 22 at 5-15 pjn.35 words
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Article, Illustration160 1974-06-18 2 Taiwan TV star, Gina Chin Chin (above), interrupted her marriage preparations for charity. Gina, 24, said: M I wIU be getting married at the end of this month. "My preparations have not been completed. It will be a very busy time for me when160 words
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Article46 1974-06-18 2 Live firing exercises by the Singapore Armed Forces aircraft are being carried out at the Southern Islands until Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally. Demolition exercises at Pulau Senang will end on Monday. Fixing time is from 8 ajn. to midnight.46 words
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Article, Illustration283 1974-06-18 2 Thefts on ships: Police tips Over $35,000 worth of property and cash were reported lost from ships through theft, burglary and pilferage during the first five months of this year. This amount may not be staggering, but it is still an unnecessary loss.283 words
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Article211 1974-06-18 2 The National Productivity Board will hold a seminar on Works Council Review. and Future Plans at its Jurong offices on June 26. The two-day seminar la aimed at providing those in management and trade unions with an opportunity to make their stand on the211 words
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Article56 1974-06-18 2 The Department of Extramural Studies of the University of Singapore will hold a 15-lec-ture course on Management Process at Nlssen Hut 7B starting from July 2. Mr. Llm Seah Eng, head of Business Studies Department, Ngee Ann Technical college will conduct the course. The fee ii $45 and56 words
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Article116 1974-06-18 2 Two new schools are being built in the Bukit Merah constituency to provide better education faculties in the area. A Ministry of Education spokesman said that the planned primary aim a secondary school will take In up to 4£oo students, in morning »n<t afternoon116 words
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227 1974-06-18 2 Singapore's ability to remain a young, robust nation would depend upon the values of her citizens. Professor Wu Teh-yao, of the University of Singapore, said this at th* seminar on national values of Singapore at the Conference Hall this morning. He said that although227 words
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117 1974-06-18 2 The Singapore Cancer Society library will be set up at Peace Centre with a donation from the Japanese Rotary Club. Th i 8 donation of $10,000 will be handed over to the society by the president of Rotary Club West, Mr. David Phoa.117 words
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Article, Illustration551 1974-06-18 3 Dr. Winston Lee, 30, this week's New Nation Vauxhall Viva contest winner, attributed his success purely to luck. The editor of the Singapore Motor Sports Club magazine, he said: "My knowledge of cars helped me to roughly gauge the mileage but getting it551 words
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376 1974-06-18 3 Sonny Yap - Drive to avoid ugly scenes By Sonny Yap Restrain yourself. This Is the advice now being passed from mouth to mouth among the thousands of Singaporeans preparing to attend the big Malaysia Cup PenapgSingapore clash on June 23. With only four days376 words
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Article135 1974-06-18 3 A detective constable faces possible disciplinary a c 11 on after a complaint was made against him of allegedly assaulting a soccer fan at the National Stadium three weeks ago. The detective from the Beach Road station is alleged to have assaulted a youth who threw a135 words
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Article, Illustration139 1974-06-18 3 The farm in Jalan Kayu will soon have about 40 new members. Their pet python laid 40 eggs (above) two days ago and everyone is now anxiously waiting to see how many will hatch successfully. Mr. Tan Hul Liang, owner of the farm said: "I have139 words
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Article236 1974-06-18 3 Vandals will have to make restitution to the owners of the damaged property besides any other sentence imposed by the court. This has been recommended by the Prisons Reorganisation Committee after studying the penal system, rehabilitation and industrial training of prisoners in Singapore. In its236 words
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Article32 1974-06-18 3 The Toa Payoh branch library will present a classical record session on Beethoven's Symphony No. 6 Pastorale by Mr. Robert Foo at its lecture hall on Friday at 7.30 pjn.32 words
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Article, Illustration98 1974-06-18 3 It has been decided: Veronica Leong, 17, is the sweetest of them all at the International Train ing Centre. She was crowned Miss ITC 1974 last week after beating five other finalists to the title. Veronica (right) is the eldest in a family98 words
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Article71 1974-06-18 3 Mr. Chua Slan Chin, the Minister for Health and Home Affairs, will officiate at the opening of a forum "Towards a crime-free society" at the MacPherson Community Centre on Sunday at 8 p.m. The speakers are: Mr. Ng Pook Poo, a police officer; Mr. Lim Chan Pew,71 words
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Advertisement52 1974-06-18 3 Sblikan presents: The new hard-wearing special synthetic fabric ribbon for long, tough use at an economical price. Kit- irrtensicolor ribbons have all the advantages of pure silk ribbons, have a longer life, are presented in an airtight pack. INTENSIOXOR arKj are available for all typewriters. M. PRAGER (PTE) LTD. Singapore52 words
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Advertisement310 1974-06-18 3 MAZDi¥$ MONEY $AV VJI& ?4f *-.•>* fjrr an liitiitt iHiw 11 M JUMBO 1000 It's a great big money-saver. You save when buying it. You save on road tax and you save plenty on petrol. But we don't save on the space we give you. For your money you'll get310 words
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FOR YOUR PLEASURE AND BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration446 1974-06-18 4 Jennifer Schoon - Second S'pore job for duo By Jennifer Schoon They teamed up as a dancing couple, after meeting in the musical, The Boyfriend and it looks like they're destined to keep doing the dances of the good old 20s for a long time more. This446 words
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543 1974-06-18 4 JEAN LI - POP BY JEAN LI STATUS QUO: QUO (VERTIGO): Out In the racks this week (if all goes well at Phonogram's hit factory, that is) are the mighty Status Quo with a mighty album. And to those who still don't quite believe that the group have543 words
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Article, Illustration675 1974-06-18 4 She's the hottest property in TV land Melbourne Herald Long legs and innocent sexuality have taken Mary Tyler Moore a long way in show business, for today she is about the hottest property In television land. Recently she collected her fourth EmmyMelbourne Herald - 675 words
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341 1974-06-18 4 Mrs (jury THE Oberoi Imperial Hotel, with the help of UTA French Airlines, is currently hosting a monthlong festival of French food and art. And one of the attractions, aside from the food, Is the exhibition and sale of $500,000 worth of French341 words
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Article150 1974-06-18 4 United Press International Fifty six year old Frank Sinatra, who abdicated from the world of entertainment In 1970, then decided retirement was too boring and made his comeback last January will hit the road to Australia In July. In Holywood a spokesman for the singerUnited Press International - 150 words
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Article, Illustration402 1974-06-18 4 Ismail Kasstim - SPORE I By Ismail Kasstim The people scrambling up the buses (picture qh left) are not going to work. They are holidaymakers heading across the Causeway for a one-week tour of peninsular Malaysia. The rush north began ever since the schools closed for402 words
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1724 1974-06-18 4 A perusal of the history and civilisation of the various races of mankind will reveal the existence in each of these societies of a set of cultural values or a set of moral preferences for certain kinds of social activities as against their alternatives.1,724 words
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WORLD NEWS
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168 1974-06-18 5 Washington, Tuesday. Defence Secretary James Schlesinger said 7®»terday there appeared w be no chance of a comprehensive US-Soviet arms control pact at the Moscow summit conference but said some agreement might be reached to*restrict mtaaUe deployment. Asked at a news conference about168 words
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482 1974-06-18 5 Fighting flares as Reds resist Reuter Saigon, Tuesday Fighting has flared up again near Saigon's north ern defence line while well dug-ln communist troops blocked a government attempt to reopen a main supply road from the eastern coast. The Saigon Command said yesterday aReuter - 482 words
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260 1974-06-18 5 Reuter Bangkok, Tuesday Officials of six Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation countries yesterday visited the comm u nl st-infested Nan province where pathet Lao and North Vietnamese troops are said to be aiding local Insurgents. The 50 civilian and military officials areReuter - 260 words
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288 1974-06-18 5 Reuter London, Tuesday. A village policeman was yesterday Jailed for seven years for raping a beautiful blonde dancer from television's popular Black and White Minstrel Bhow. The verdict on Police Constable Robert Buttolph, 28, came at the end of a six-day trial InReuter - 288 words
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Article20 1974-06-18 5 Paris, Tuesday —Paris Is a dirty citv that Is the view of four out of every five Parisians.20 words
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189 1974-06-18 5 United Press International Nicosia, Tuesday. Guerrillas opposed to Pre s 1 dent Archbishop Makarlos struck at government targets with bombing and shooting attacks yesterday for the third consecutive day. Police said there were seven new bomb explosions in various parts of th* Mediterranean IslandUnited Press International - 189 words
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Article364 1974-06-18 5 'Nixon aides took advantage* Reuter Washington, Tuesday— President Nixon's former personal lawyer, Herbert Kalmbach, was sentenced yesterday to at least six months in Jail for violating federal election laws. Federal Judge John Sirica sentenced him to two terms—one of between six and 18 months and theReuter - 364 words
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Article28 1974-06-18 5 Tunis, Tuesday The Libyan delegation left yesterday; for Kuala Lumpur to attend the fifth Islamic foreign minis ters' conference, the Libyan news agency Arna reported here.28 words
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Article25 1974-06-18 5 Ban n a, Tuesday North Yemen's new military rulers have luted the nine-hour curfew In force dally since they seised power last Thursday.25 words
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193 1974-06-18 5 Luanda. Tuesday—The Portuguese military command in Angola and a nationalist guerrilla movement have reaehed agreement on suspension of hostilities, it was officially announced here last night. An official communique said officers from Portuguese Army headquarters In Angola had met Dr. Jonas Savimbi, the guerrilla193 words
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Article39 1974-06-18 5 Dacca, Tuesday—lndia is giving Bangladesh anas the Indian army took from the former ■sat Pakistan after/the Pakistani surrender, it was announced today, ;f Most of the anns were abandoned by the Pakfctan army after its surrender.39 words
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197 1974-06-18 5 Reuter London, Tuesday Home Secretary Roy Jenkins said yesterday he believed police were blameless in their handling of a London street battle on Saturday and warned demonstrators they must accept responsibility for their actions. Mr Jenkins was making a statement to the HouseReuter - 197 words
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Article, Illustration107 1974-06-18 5 Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew making a point after being greeted by British Premier Harold Wlison at 10, Downing Street yesterday. He had talks with the Labour Party leader on the further withdrawal of British troops from Singapore. Later, Mr. Lee was the guest ofUPI radio picture - 107 words
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227 1974-06-18 5 Reuter Paris, Tuesday France maintained total silence yesterday about reports it had carried out a nuclear test as New Zealand formally protested against the reported blast. New Zealand Charge d'Affalrea David Holborow called at the Foreign Ministry yesterday afternoon to hand over a protestReuter - 227 words
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Article39 1974-06-18 5 Ankara, Tuesday Turkey's President Fahrt Koruturk yesterday was warmly welcomed by big crowds in the city of Ballkesir as he began a tour of the northern Aegean to follow military exercises in a disputed area with Greece.39 words
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Advertisement104 1974-06-18 5 ew Sanyo helps you save time and effort in your calculating problems by incorporating in most models a host of features Floating Decimal Point system. Constant switch Negative and Overflow lamps. Sign Exchange key Percentage key, Approximate key, Memory system, etc. and with two power sources AC/Penlite or AC/Rechargeable batteries104 words
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OPINION
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Article473 1974-06-18 6 Despite the Thai student demonstration In front of the Malaysian embassy in Bangkok yesterday, Prime Minister Sanya and Tim Abdul Razak can be expected to maintain a level-headed approach to the thorny issue of the Pattani Muslims. Bangkok has always shown a hyper sensitivity to charges473 words
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'WHISPERS' by ISPY
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Article46 1974-06-18 6 The following remark was reportedly made during President Nixon's visit to Egypt last week. "Have you heard why they are not showing Nixon the Aswan high dam?" an Egyptian university student whispered to his friend at a cafe. "Because it is a Watergate."46 words
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Article47 1974-06-18 6 Inflation hits various people in different ways. A friend who discovered that a magician had raised his fee for performing at private parties from $50 to $40, asked him for the reason for it. He replied, "Even the cost of rabbits has gone up."47 words
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Article, Illustration1515 1974-06-18 6 Gerald de Cruz - As dtrom rates around the world nap, many people are beginning to ask If the lmtttntion u getting to be out of date. Are Marriages doomed to fan? Gerald de Cru does not think so. Tfcongh the world has chanced treiimiidwli in past deoades,1,515 words
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1143 1974-06-18 6 Brian Bain - From Brian Bain "I am not going to comment from the White House on a third-rate burglary attempt This Is something the President will not personally get Involved In." With these two bare sentences. White House spokesman Ronald Ziegler tried1,143 words
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577 1974-06-18 6 Lowell Ponto - From Lowell Ponto Los Angeles Times The day is near when nations, corporations and even wealthy individuals or terrorist groups will be able to purchase atomic bombs on the international criminal black market. Such weapons could be used for anything from increased diplomaticLos Angeles Times - 577 words
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Article458 1974-06-18 6 NANYANG SIANG PAU - NANYANG SIANG PAU HIGHEB 8 E* VICE AND CONBBBTAMCT CHAKGEB FOB HDB FLATS. The huge increases in the selling prices of HDB flats which came Into effect on January 1 this year are a heavy burden to the flat purchasers In the lower and middleincome groups458 words
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Miscellaneous9 1974-06-18 6 w r Httita: X7& li Lull ASKS POt ASYLUM9 words
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SPECIAL FEATURE
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Article, Illustration701 1974-06-18 7 Pakir Singh - The man who did not need his pay packets Day Two in the four-part series When caught, they act ice-cool. But, behind them are horror stories of smuggling and peddling drugs —they are the... by Pakir Singh They mercilessly drain blood from the bodies of their youthful701 words
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558 1974-06-18 7 Tan is only 24. He is not a drug addict and emphasised that he had no wish to experiment with drags. Tet he played a crucial role for a local drag syndicate that had links with pushers in Kota Kinabalu. For Tan558 words
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381 1974-06-18 7 He gave the usual sob story poverty. But, he himself smoked heroin and admitted that he would tear to pieces anyone who peddled drugs to his only five-year-old child. But it was quite all right for him to sell it to others.381 words
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Article, Illustration1682 1974-06-18 7 The deciding battle against drug abuse will be lost or won in the homes and schools. Broken homes, parental neglect and large families are the best bets for youths turning to drugs. The sheer frustration of living out the drudgery1,682 words
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Advertisement178 1974-06-18 7 2& A DIGITAL TIME SHAPES UP UNIQUELY WITH TENOR-DORLY Futuristic and imaginative designs teamed up with artistry of craftsmanship that is at once recognisable dominate the theme in the new range of Swiss TENOR-DOR LY unisex self winding calendar watches. For time measurement that is digitally portrayed with superb accuracy,178 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration824 1974-06-18 8 WATCHES are al- most always the same except for some slight variations in designs, materials used, precision improvements and price. Basically, the need of the user is to keep time. Looks are secondary in most cases unless it is a dress watch. As the saying824 words
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Advertisement213 1974-06-18 8 You Are Cordially Invited to A Chinese Paintings Exhibition 20 th June 1974 to 30th June from 9*30 am. to 5*30 pm. (Sundays Open) r at the Rising Gallery 292(15t floor ),Telok Ayer Street. Tel: *****1 P the wav off h6at.fMle $fg transparent §1* ALUMINIUM >1 LAYEr 1 ONLY 24%213 words
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Advertisement114 1974-06-18 8 SUPER-COMPACT IMF DUDSPEAKER £3? Ms m 18 x 11 x 11%" ffass unit B"in. roll surround, mid-range unit 5" impregnated cone separate line, doomed tweeter. 3 way Crossover at 375Hz&3KHz. Frequency range 30 Hz-20 KHz. Power requirements 20/50 watts. HI-FI CENTRE 1 Dullfl in MtMMtiM spar* parti, Acctuonci Wkwl Covin,114 words
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Advertisement214 1974-06-18 8 HEM. mm you hear music. MUSIC ORGAN' ON Coloured lights activated by music MUSIC ORGAN'OFF 'MUSIC ORGAN' Brings you the latest in electronic entertainment Coloured lights that literally dance in tune with music through the speaker. Endless magical patterns to give TOTAL MUSICAL ENJOYMENT. Easily connected to speaker terminals with214 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration324 1974-06-18 9 The concept the pretty clothes should not be worn for marketing lest they b£ smeared with grime, has been completely revolutionised with the advent of supermarkets. I. remember accompanying mother to the "pasars those wet, well-trodden floors, the over-flow from the flsh and vegetables stalls324 words
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Article213 1974-06-18 9 The Hague, Tuesday An unusual national poll has shown that the Dutch people are not nearly as staid as usually pictured. The main question asked was: "What do you go to the theatre for mostly? To be amused, to get a thrill, or to gain cultural benefit?" The213 words
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Article, Illustration506 1974-06-18 9 JEANINE SINISCAL - IN-SHAPE BY JEANINE SINISCAL This is the last In the series of exercises for "post-preg-nancy." Last week, we did exercises concerning chest and arm muscles and before that all the exercises were orientated to firming up your tummy again. After today's exercise, which506 words
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Article142 1974-06-18 9 With the cost of living the way it is, you are probably feeling a little pinched, trying to get unaccustomed to the manner In which you lived. But there's no need to be too Spartan some habits you can bring home. Like perking yourself up with an Irish142 words
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FINANCE
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436 1974-06-18 9 Lee Yew Meng - PROFILE By Lee Yew Meng Mega Chemicals appears to be approaching profitable status again after incurring losses during the last few years. It first made a small net profit way back in 1969. This optimistic prediction may be made considering its good showing436 words
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Article64 1974-06-18 9 Dacca, Tuesday Two European Common Market experts arrived here yesterday to explore the establishment of Bangladesh exports to European countries, the Trade Ministry announced. A ministry spokesman said Common Market officials, Mr. Brian Kendall and Mr. Michael Druary, will spend a week In Bangladesh discussing an64 words
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295 1974-06-18 9 Reuter Quito, Tuesday The world's major oil exporters yesterday announced a two per cent Increase In the royalties levied on oil companies, but agreed to freeze posted prices for crude oil for ii further three months from July 1. The decision came after threeReuter - 295 words
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OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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Article511 1974-06-18 9 Stock prices fell sharply and broadly yesterday In some of the lightest trading of the year on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume amounted to 9,680,000 shares, compared with 10,030,000 traded on Friday. The slow volume Indicated Investors' concern with Inflation and Interest rates apparently ready to continue511 words
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Article42 1974-06-18 9 The Dow Jonm range of stocks on the INew York Stock Exchangee yesterday were: SO li ldustrials f 839 35 (off 9.86), 3 0 trampoft 173.17 (off 3.33), 17 utlUtMp 73Jl (off 1.18), and 85 Stocks ***** (off SJi !4).42 words
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Article215 1974-06-18 9 Closing prick in franca) yesterday: Pari baa 157.50/ unch Undorhln t 1841—2 JO Poncier ill# -4-3 Prlntemp* S3 ft —4 CQZ 332 AO *4 50 Bull 4ft —1 I Royal Dutch H44JO —3.70 MicheHn BMj— 30 Thomson It ft.SO —4.20 OTP 1M -4- Jo Rhone 140 Jll Air 2M215 words
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Article237 1974-06-18 9 Prices at 11 JO am. (Australian time) today: Aherleen sug> Do opts susp AOD 06 07 Allstate 08 Vi 13 Araad 03 05 Aurora 08 nU Do opt* nil 00 H Bamboo nil 07 Beach 35 38 Bounty susp Bridge 0» 13 Cleveland nil 37 Cosmos 00 H 01237 words
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Article296 1974-06-18 9 The post-holiday Tokyo Stock Exchange closed almost even with a wait-and-see mood taking hold on a wide front Trading volume was very t** l In the morning session, stock prices fluctuated in a minor range with no incentive to buy. Marudal food, whose earnings' growth rate will be leas296 words
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Article88 1974-06-18 9 ThU aenrlce the Union Ban U.<l com eg k or i from MtarClosing prices (In francs) on the Zurich Stock Brrhan>e yesterday: UBa SIM +M SBC AM Credit SuVw 2800 Swissair B. 617 —1 Bwlaa Retnsur. 1076 —M Wlnterthor B. 1630 —30 Zurich Inaur. 6100 1M JmMna B. 17M88 words
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Article, Illustration222 1974-06-18 9 Shall prices yesterday s uk tartk* on the 8 tockf Exdkin(t of J in|MR —an extension 0 f law Friday's easier •e IwlM bias. Doapeclni market entament was said to be tile weekend announce- ieat of Singapore Governpaent's offer of $400 ilftton la loan stocks k efaac Interest222 words
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156 1974-06-18 9 United Press International New York, Tuesday.— The 36-natlon United Nations committee on emergency assistance to developing countries began work yesterday with eight nations reporting on relief measures taken or contemplated. The committee was created by the special General Assembly session on rawUnited Press International - 156 words
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Article26 1974-06-18 9 Brussels, Tuesday—The US dollar held Its own on world money markets yesterday. Gold price fell from its weekend level of around US$l6O an ounce.26 words
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Article187 1974-06-18 9 Robert Bosch (SouthEast Asia) has announced the appointments of Dr. CD. Hoffmann as financial controller, Mr. W. Kuch as controller of service and Mr. Albert Chan Boon Lock as assistant sales manager, automotive division Singapore. Dr. Hoffmann is a graduate of ErlangerNuremberg University (Germany) where he obtained his diploma187 words
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Article, Illustration474 1974-06-18 10 NANCY KOH - By NANCY KOH The little girl dipped her toe Into the pool. She retreated quickly the water stung like Ice. "I was almost six years old then," recalled Anne Hoe Bu-Ling, "but I soon overcame my fear of water when I saw several474 words
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1271 1974-06-18 10 SMI ROUNDUP By BLUE PITER Buklt Tlmah trainer Colin Tulloh has a small but strong team entered for the Perak Derby meeting at Ipoh which begins this weekend. He has entered four horses Chaya Timor 11, Showgirl V, Royal Mark and Winslow Boy for1,271 words
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Article433 1974-06-18 10 Ipoh, Tuesday.—Piccadilly n did a smart workout here this morning, with Moses Lee in the saddle. The four-year-old by Piccadilly Lane sprinted smartly over 3f in 37 1/5. The going was yielding. The Director and Phantom Lite matched strides c.ver 3f in 38 3/5. Derby entry433 words
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Article278 1974-06-18 10 London. Tuesday Australian John Newcombe, returning to the Wimbledon tennis championships next week with a vengeance in search of his fourth title, was yesterday named top seed for the men's singles. The big-serving Newcombe had to Miss Wimbledon the last two years because of professional boycotts.278 words
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354 1974-06-18 10 CONRAD NG - COMMENTARY By CONRAD N< CONRAD NG At the risk of being called an alarmist, I suggest that the Singapore soccer team should be prepared for the worst at Penang on Sunday. For one thine, it seems reasonable to presume that they will354 words
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Article505 1974-06-18 10 45 vie for trip to PI Forty-flve bodybuilders have entered for the National championships at the National Theatre on June 13 in a bid for a place to the Mr- Asia contest in Manila in September. They will compete in all three classes. The breakdown: Tall (10505 words
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565 1974-06-18 10 London, Tuesday The Indian cricketers held the Initiative against Gloucestershire with a competent allround performance on,. the second day of their match at Gloucester yesterday. After grabbing a 28run first-Innings lead the touring team ripped through the Gloucestershire batting during the afternoon565 words
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Article78 1974-06-18 10 New York, Tuesday Resu It s of baseball games: American League Minnesota S Cleveland 0 (1st); Cleveland 3 Minnesota 1 (2nd); Boston 7 California 4; Detroit 3 Kansas City 2; Chicago 9 Baltimore 1; New York 5 Oakland 3; Milwaukee 4 Texas 3. National Leagve Los Angeles78 words
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843 1974-06-18 11 JEFFREY LOW - JEFFREY LOW reporting from West Germany JEFFREY LOW Hamburg, Tuesday Scotland the Brave. A resounding applause met this tune as the kilted bagpipers blew away with puffed cheeks at the opening ceremony in Frankfurt last Thursday. It was a point well taken because843 words
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Article314 1974-06-18 11 Gelsenkirchen, Tuesday Yugoslavia bring suspended striker Dusan Bajevlce back Into their side for the Group Two game against Zaire here tonight and expect to score a convincing victory against the African newcomers. Bajevlc, who was banned for two matches after being sent oil In the314 words
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Article, Illustration99 1974-06-18 11 Olympic athletes of tomorrow have just met In Berlin for the Spring finals of the "Youth trains for the Olympics" competition. The best school teams and Individual school entries in west Germany took part which In five years, in this competition has come to be99 words
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253 1974-06-18 11 nu l/MM 74 FRANKFURT, Tuesday. Fifa's disciplinary commission yesterday clarified regulations on bookings: Any player who is shown the yellow card three times Is automatically suspended for one World Cup match. •A player sent off for Insulting the referee may be suspended for two253 words
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487 1974-06-18 11 Frankfurt, Tuesday Holland, fast emerging as the biggest threat to the World Cup's established hierarchy, are today without a manager and could be again before the tournament ends on July 7. Rlnus Mlchels, the former AJax Amsterdam manager who took over the national team In487 words
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Article310 1974-06-18 11 FrankfuVt, Tuesday Ticket touts at the World Cup finals are facing a lean time with half a million tickets still available. Herr Horst .Schmidt, a senior official In the World Cup Organising Committee here, told reporters yesterday 450,000 tickets had yet to be sold for310 words
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563 1974-06-18 11 Eric Cooper - SQUASH by Eric Cooper SAFSA (1) have Jumped to a two-point lead in the Premier Division of the League as a result of their win over Police (1) in a rearranged match last Wednesday. The 3-1 win gave them a three-point lead563 words
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Article270 1974-06-18 11 London, Tuesday.—The British Open golf championship next month has attracted a record 678 entries. Including last year's winner Tom Welskopf of the United States, It was announced yesterday. New U8 Open champion Hale Irwin has not entered, but if he decides to play, will be spared270 words
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Article78 1974-06-18 11 Wellington, TuesdayVisas will not be granted to a Taiwan swimming team proposing to come to New Zealand If they seek to come here as "China," Prime Minister Norman Kirk said last night. The team have been invited by the New Zealand 3wlmmlng Association to compete in the National78 words
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Article23 1974-06-18 11 Seoul, Tuesday. British amateur soccer team M 1 dd 1 esex Wanderers and South Korean national side drew 1-1 here lastnlght.23 words
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Advertisement544 1974-06-18 11 a Colour TV in the I New Nation/Vauxhall Viva I Economy l^st/% (WEEK 4) SATURDAY COUPON L THE CONTEST: For ttvs past 3 weakly. Jim Wetkins. New Nation's motoring columnist, has driven the 1974 Vaunhall Viva on economy runs over three different routes in town, on the open roads and544 words
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Article, Illustration89 1974-06-18 12 Coreen Low, 22, not only paints and bowls but also designs her own dresses. She goes boating as well. And one day she hopes to travel to faraway places to see for herself the places she has read about. But for the mo- ment.89 words
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Article146 1974-06-18 12 TODAY Is Tuesday, June 18, the 169 th day of 1974 with 196 to follow. THE MOON is approaching its new phase. THE MORNING STARS are Venus and Jupiter. THE EVENING STARS are Mars, Mercury and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Gemini. American146 words
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Article51 1974-06-18 12 AH FOOK: How can Pakistan blame India for the radioactive fall-out accruing from a nuclear blast. Everybody knows the test was conducted under the ground. MEI LIN: I think it's all a case of mistaken identity, especially with France and China carrying out their own tests above the51 words
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Miscellaneous979 1974-06-18 12 SINGAPORE 5 3M OPENING ANNCTS followed by IN AND ABOUND (E) A magazine series 3.30 DIARY OF EVENTS (E) 3.35 LOVE IS A MANY S P L ENDOUBED THING Daytime serial on the trials and tribulations of three families In San Francisco. 3.55 OUR MUSIC MAKERS (E) (r) 4.10 GENERAL979 words
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Miscellaneous276 1974-06-18 12 BACK PAGE 5 Utensils: Abbr. 6 Snares 7 Certain business men 8 War god 9 Composer Rorem 10 Position in fencing 11 Chancel table 12 Pitcher's need 13 Church council 22 Type of camel 24 One way to travel 25 Fasteners 26 Author of "The Women" 27 Suffix in chemistry276 words
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Miscellaneous1077 1974-06-18 12 AT THE CINEMA with EDGAR KOH MEN FROM THE MONASTERY (Mandarin): Another glorification of the 8hao Lin disciples Who escaped from their monastery and continued their fight against the M a n c h u authorities, helping harassed people and combatting other, evil gangs. Starring Chen Kuan Tal and Fu1,077 words
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Miscellaneous446 1974-06-18 12 YOUR LUCKY STAR IF irs YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you are one of those fortunate Eersons who possesses a een and active mind In combination with a great Interest In a wide variety of subjects. Basically a spiritual person, you find It difficult to take a purely Gractlcal approach to446 words
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