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Title Section22 1974-07-02 1 NEW NATION .JtoiftMAPORE Tuesday evening, July 2, 1974 No. 1065 Price 20 cents M.C. (P) 20/74 NEV®mON SINGAPORE TUESDAY, JULY 2, 197422 words
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Article207 1974-07-02 1 Wee Beng Huat - By Wee Beng Huat A pedigree puppy abducted by two men who demanded $300 for its return was this morning safely home in its owner's flat in Jalan Datok, off Bales tier Road. The puppy—a Maltese —was brought back to the house by detectives from207 words
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Article70 1974-07-02 1 Johannesburg, Tuesday Two African pedestrians were in serious condition in hospital here yesterday after being doused with petrol and set alight during an argument with a white motorist. Police said they were for an unidentified man who was said to have driven off after emptying a70 words
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Article50 1974-07-02 1 Hong Kong. Tuesday Three British nuclear experts have arrived here at the Invitation of the Hong Kong Government to study the feasibility of building a nu« clear power station in the colony. The experts, who arrived yesterday, are expected to spend two weeks in the British colony.50 words
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Article, Illustration604 1974-07-02 1 Work stoppage as Maria appeals to nation to set aside personal passions Buenos Aires, Tuesday Q en e r a+- Juan Domingo Peron, who dominated the political life of Argentina for three decades, died here yesterday, plunging the country into a climate of uncertainty and anxiety.604 words
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Article345 1974-07-02 1 Moscow summit drags on Reuter Moscow, Tuesday The United States is unlikely to reach agreement with the Soviet Union on mujtlple-w arhead Nuclear Missiles, American officials indicated here last night. After a meeting between Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger and Boviet Foreign Minister AndreiReuter - 345 words
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Article118 1974-07-02 1 Newcomer Singapore Finance set the pace when the Stock Exchange of Singapore opened this morning. It struck its first deal at *1.54, up four cents on its offer price of $1.50 and steadily climbed to $1.80 before proflt-tak-ers moved In. BUSINESS DONE: Singapore Finance (2> 1.54, (1)118 words
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Article31 1974-07-02 1 Saigon, Tuesday —A major government push remained blocked for the fifth day running at a short distance from a communist-held position on Saigon's northern defence line, military sources said.31 words
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Article10 1974-07-02 1 Police reported 99 accidents yesterday. Eight were serious.10 words
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Article, Illustration172 1974-07-02 1 Frankfurt, Tuesday Here are a few snippets on tomorrow's World Cup clashes. Former Brazil superstar Pele said he was optimistic Brazil would make the World Cup final. "We are now approaching our top form." he said. "I am convinced we will make172 words
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Article26 1974-07-02 1 Sydney. Tuesday —An international team of doctors, Including four Roman Catholic nuns, will study a natural birth control system devised by an Australian neurologsit26 words
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Article, Illustration410 1974-07-02 1 Bharathi Mohan - By Bharathi Mohan This mother and daughter (right) were separated for only 40 minutes yesterday. But when the mother returned home, she found the half-naked girl dead, at the foot of the block of flats. Police have classified the case as murder,410 words
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Article552 1974-07-02 1 Cup giants predict their chances VMM 74 Reuter Frankfort, Tuesday Favourites Holland and champions, Brazil yesterday began verbal sparring In preparation for tomorrow's titanic meeting which will decide who takes the last step to Sunday's World Cup final in Munich. Holland, brimming with confidence, seemed toReuter - 552 words
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Article64 1974-07-02 1 Singapore soccer fans will for the first time be able to see Holland's superstar Johan Cruyff In 90 minutes of World Cup action on television tonight. TV Malaysia will tele- cut at 9.2S p.m. over Channel 3 the "semifinal" match between Holland and Agentlna in the Group64 words
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261 1974-07-02 1 Reuter Beirut, Tuesday Lebanon will ask other Arab states in Cairo tomorrow to boycott the Geneva Middle East peace if Israel continues its attacks against Lebanon, diplomatic sources said here yesterday. The sources said Lebanese Prime Minister T*Ueddln Al-Solh would ask Arab states toReuter - 261 words
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Article119 1974-07-02 1 Reuter Los Angeles, Tuesday A federal Judge yesterday fined Dino Martin, 22, son of singer Dean Martin, US$2,OOO (554,600) for illegally possessing a machine gun and anti-tank gunthen offered to help him get into medical school. Martin told district judge William Gray that because of theReuter - 119 words
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Advertisement96 1974-07-02 1 On your left ladies /and gentlemen, you can 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 the rooftops the96 words
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Advertisement55 1974-07-02 1 ANTI INFLATION PRICE 90 Cents Per Sq Ft DURABLE CARPET FREE INSULATION Now serving the garden city... JAL's 747 Garden Jet p ■a. il Departing Singapore for Tokyo via Bangkok every Tuesday and Thursday at 9.00 am Wfe never forget how important you are. JAPAN AIR UNES Anson Centre. 5355 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous14 1974-07-02 1 Forecast Singapore's weather forecast today from 1 to 6 p.m.—No rain. See Back Pace14 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article390 1974-07-02 2 Lee holds talks with Giscard Paris, Tuesday Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, seeking larger French Investments In the Republic, yesterday conferred with President Valery Giscard D'Estaing and met leading French industrialists. Asked after his 45mlnute meeting with the French leader whether he was satisfied390 words
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Article24 1974-07-02 2 The Singapore Press Club is hosting a luncheon party for 12 visiting journalists at the Omel Restaurant, Hotel Grand Central, Kramat Lane, today.24 words
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Article, Illustration406 1974-07-02 2 Richard Lim - By Richard Lim A goodwill yacht, Bea Star, currently on a round-the-world voyage, arrived here early yesterday. She was moored off the Singapore Yacht Club at Paslr Pan Jang. On board were a crew of 10 four permanent members and the rest former students of406 words
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231 1974-07-02 2 Hawkers will now have to use plastic bags to dispose of food waste and wet refuse. This is required under the Environmental Public Health (Hawkers) Regulations passed in May this year. Inspectors from the Ministry of the Environment's Hawkers Branch are visiting foodstalls231 words
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Article146 1974-07-02 2 The different faces of love as seen by poets and -playwrights will be presented in the Drama Society, University of Singapore production, "Images of Love" tomorrow. "Images of Love" is a dramatisation of excerpts from three plays and poetry, Including local works. Local writers146 words
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Article16 1974-07-02 2 Messrs. Low Chwee Beng and Sowaran Singh s/o Ourdlal Singh have been appointed State Counsels.16 words
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Article59 1974-07-02 2 Qnee Hong Co. (Pte) Ltd.. will hold a cocktail party to celebrate Its 40th anniversary and the opening of a Chinese Carpet Exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall on July 6. The exhibition will be open from 2 p.m. tr. 8 p.m. on July 6 and from 1059 words
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Article37 1974-07-02 2 The Department of Extramural Studies of the University of Singapore will begin a 10-lecture course on retail selling at the chemistry lecture theatre from July 8 at 7.30 p.m. The lecturer is Dr. Subash Chawla.37 words
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340 1974-07-02 2 Fama threat to curb export Johore Baru, Tuesday The Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority (Fama) has warned that it will control the export of vegetables to Singapore if its plan to make vegetables more easily available here is unsuccessful. Its deputy chairman, Encik Abdul Rahman340 words
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169 1974-07-02 2 Police and hospital authorities opened a coffin taken from a Chinatown death house at the weekend to examine the body of an Indonesian woman accident victim who died in a private hospital after being in a coma for a year. The woman, Wljaya Hamlnah,169 words
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Article48 1974-07-02 2 Two Adult Education Board courses An Introduction to fashion designing and Personal charm and social graces will be held at the Cultural Centre, A Canning Rise, beginning July 11 and 15 respectively. A confectionery course 'will begin on July 13 at the Mountbatten AEB Centre.48 words
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352 1974-07-02 2 Big police hunt now for 26 on their list A man with a $2000 price on his head tops the list of murder suspects wanted by the police. According to sources, the police are looking for 26 men in connection with several murders reported352 words
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228 1974-07-02 2 Another batch of 18 school principals will begin their temporary attachment at the Ministry of Education soon. Because of the success of the first attachment stint earlier this year, the ministry has decided to continue the scheme with slight modifications. There will be two228 words
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Article306 1974-07-02 2 Several lawyers today denied that members of the profession were more interested in making money than servipg society. The allegation that members of the profession were more interested in making money was made by a practising lawyer, Mr. AJP. Rajah, when he addressed the legal convention306 words
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Article69 1974-07-02 2 A regional seminar on Recent Developments and Research In Reading Relevant to the Teaching and Learning of English in South-East Asia will be held here from July 23 to 27. The seminar, organised by the Regional English Language Centre, is intended for senior teaching personnel and others69 words
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Article44 1974-07-02 2 The Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sul Sen, and his wife will be guests of honour at the annual dinner of the Singapore Institute of Management. It will be held at the Tanglin Room of Shangri-La Hotel on July 17 at 8 p.m.44 words
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Article, Illustration357 1974-07-02 3 Rav K. Dhaliwal - By Rav K. Dhaliwal "I will never go to another football match as long as I live." That Is the vow made by driver P. Suppiah, 36, who miraculously survived a 20-ft. fall at the National Stadium last month during the Singapore-Penang Malaysia Cup match. After357 words
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Article601 1974-07-02 3 'Live' telecast of World Cup final in colour on Sunday boosts sales Demand for colour television sets has Increased since the announcement last week that the World Cup final on Sunday is to be telecast live' in colour. Mr. Jack Snowdon, managing director of601 words
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Article139 1974-07-02 3 Certain categories of Imported books will soon cost 30 per cent more. Several foreign publishers will be increasing prices of their publications by 10 to 30 per cent, especially for reprints. It Is understood that most of the books affected (from August onwards) are139 words
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Article39 1974-07-02 3 The finals of the 12th Annual Inter-School Safety First Rngllfth Oratorical Contest will be held at the Cultural Centre tomorrow at 2.30 pjn. Mrs. Ong Pang Boon, wife of the Minister for Labour, will give away the prises.39 words
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Article, Illustration454 1974-07-02 3 Teresa Ooi - Nurses quarters to go for good By Teresa Ooi This is the house where thousands of nurses once lived. And this is also the house where thousands of men once waited for their dates. But soon, the gates will close permanently on both the454 words
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304 1974-07-02 3 New Town Secondary School in Queen s town will soon have Its own 400-metre bitumen track, costing some $120,000. Work on the track started two months ago and will be completed by September. According to a source, the completion of the bitumen304 words
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Advertisement115 1974-07-02 2 AT LAST THE NEWS YOU HAVE m BY H SAN MARCO DELIVERY EXCELLENT IN FACT RIGHT NOW Note These Exciting New Features Dichroic Filters Diffused tight Source 1 Set Course Colour Controls 1 Set Fine Colour Controls 2 Mirror Boxes B/W or Colour Pnnt Sizes 3Jm x 2Jm to 10in115 words
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Advertisement259 1974-07-02 3 IMN/EOEA/JAFOB.EON6 wTv^ r±\ DEPARTURE 6/7, 15/7, 20/7, 27/7, 3/8, 17/8, 31/8, 14/9, 21/9, 28/9, 5/10, 12/10, 26/10, 2/11, 9/11, 16/11, 23/11, PESTARIA INDONESIA BALI/JOGYA JAKARTA) 4/6 DAYS $635.KUL5740. $790.KUL5895. 2 Zn6?w\o*ilrio%Vm: Europe Exclusive Tours SUPERIOR GRADE HOTELS PRIVATE SHOWER OR BATH*ALL CITY SIGHTSEEING AIR-CONDITIONED DELUXE COACHES. SEE ITALY,AUSTRIA,SWITZERLAND,LUXEMBOURG,GERMANY, MOSCOW, HOLLAND,259 words
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Article, Illustration918 1974-07-02 4 JEAN LI - It's a must item for every collector ■v JEAN LI THE SMALL FACES: IN MEMORIAM (REGAL): England 1965. A time when the English pop scene was at the height of exhilaration. The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and The Who had paved the way for918 words
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Article, Illustration367 1974-07-02 4 Jennifer Schoon - HIS JOB DEPENDS ON IT Jennifer Schoon In his thick navy blue uniform, heavily decorated with shiny metal studs, Sohan Singh, the doorman at the Ming Court Hotel, genially opens your car flashes a warm smile and greets you pleasantly. But It would be hard367 words
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286 1974-07-02 4 Mien diary THE traditions of ancient and modern Hawaii captured in song and dance, will be seen and heard once again in Singapore when the Sounds of Ypung Hawaii are presented by the Hyatt Hotel in co-operation with the National Theatre Trust Currently286 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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Article, Illustration2873 1974-07-02 4 Pang Cheng Lian - SPORE '74 By Pang Cheng Lian The normalisation of ties between Malaysia and China has "confused" the leftwing movement in Singapore. This was the answer I got when I asked Dr. Lee Slew Choh, the I chairman of the Barlsan Soslalis, for his reaction2,873 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article, Illustration162 1974-07-02 5 Toronto, Tuesday. Russian ballet star Mikhail Barlshnikov (above) remained In hiding somewhere In Canada yesterday amid indications that the government may grant him asylum here. Mr Barlshnikov, 26year old star of Leningrad's elite Kirov Ballet, apparently delected on Saturday night after a Russian Bolshoi ballet162 words
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Article, Illustration426 1974-07-02 5 'Cripple Nixon ability to rule' Washington, Tuesday White House lawyers said yesterday that subjecting President Nixon to the whims of the courts would cripple his ability to govern. "The Presidency cannot function if Mr. Nixon is preoccupied with the defence of a criminal426 words
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Article361 1974-07-02 5 Indira nominates a Muslim Reuter New Delhi, Tuesday. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's ruling Congress Party has nominated Mr. Fakhruddln All Ahmed, a senior Cabinet Minister and a Muslim, to seek election as President of India next month. Congress President Shankar Dayal Sharma told reportersReuter - 361 words
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173 1974-07-02 5 Bonn, Tuesday—Former Foreign Minister, Mr. Walter Scheel, was yesterday sworn In as West Germany's fourth and youngest President and began his term with a higher popularity rating than any of his predecessors. The genial silverhaired statesman who until last month was chairman of the Liberal173 words
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407 1974-07-02 5 United Press International Los Angeles, Tuesday Robert Maheu won his defamation suit against Howard Hughes yesterday, setting the stage for a second trial to determine how much damages the billionaire should pay his former chief aide for calling him a thief. A four-woman, twoman federalUnited Press International - 407 words
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Article218 1974-07-02 5 Reuter Addis Ababa, Tuesday The Ethiopian Armed Forces, who have already arrested two of Emperor Halle Selassie's close advisers, yesterday arrested yet another important political figure the President of the Senate. The Senate President, Betwodeid Zewde Gebrehiod, was taken from his parliament offices by a group ofReuter - 218 words
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Article, Illustration340 1974-07-02 5 Reuter Moscow, Tuesday Fresident Nixon flew back here last night after a stopover In Minsk on his way back from a working weekend on the Black Sea coast with Soviet Party leader Mr. Leonid Brezhnev. Mr Nixon spent a day in Minsk recently named a HeroReuter - 340 words
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295 1974-07-02 5 Reuter and UPI New York, Tuesday Marcus Wayne Chenault. described by friends as a religious tanatlc, was under heavy guard at pc.Uce headquarters In Atlanta. Georgia, yesterday charged with the murder of Mrs. Martin Luther King, mother of the murdered civil rights leader. Chenault.Reuter and UPI - 295 words
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OPINION
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483 1974-07-02 6 The undertaking by the Palestinian commando leaders to Lebanese Prime Minister Takieddin Al-Solh that guerrillas would not carry out operations against the Israelis from Lebanon will hopefully put a halt to Israeli raids into that country. Israeli vengeance attacks on the refugee camps in483 words
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Article124 1974-07-02 6 f 'WHISPERS' by ispy J A colleague's family made a trip to West Malaysia recently, determined to buy as much of Malaysian goodies as possible. They stopped in Malacca and the guide recommended a one-stop shop which sells the town's famous eats. A special Malaysian cake, called dodol124 words
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Article230 1974-07-02 6 The Japan Times The speedy action taken by the Burmese Government to release the Japanese captain and the 30 multinational crew members of the 380-ton survey vessel Changl is welcome. While flying the Singapore flag, the Changl Is owned by the SouthEast Asian Fishery DevelopmentThe Japan Times - 230 words
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Article, Illustration1134 1974-07-02 6 Gerald de Cruz - The practice of elassifyint people into different races baaed on their ethnic origins, ariKi Gerald de Crux, should be discontinued. Since no scientific conclusions have been reached proving that Intelligence or physical prowess is directly related to race, there should be no need to1,134 words
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Article444 1974-07-02 6 WORLD COMMENT EXCERPTS FROM EDITORIALS The Financial Times The Ottawa declaration adopted by the members of the Atlantic Alliance brings to an end the rather petty quarrel which has been marring transatlantic relations ever since Henry Kissinger launched his demand for a new Atlantic Charter InThe Financial Times - 444 words
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Article, Illustration760 1974-07-02 6 Simon Muller - From Simon Muller Reuter Maria Estela Martinez de Peron, who became President of Argentina on Saturday replacing her husband Juan Domingo Peron, is a shy, slim former dancer but also a shrewd and mentally tough politician. She is 43, petite andReuter - 760 words
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Article744 1974-07-02 6 Douglas Ramsey - From Douglas Ramsey Washington Post Sixteen years after its creation, the European Common Market is readying a bid for recognition by the United Nations, diplomatic sources here have disclosed. Common Market ambassadors at U.N. Headquarters in New York have begun "actively polling"Washington Post - 744 words
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Miscellaneous11 1974-07-02 6 ffumi cu ft s 'zr ,MB% AA j fH#. f)LPH\VU > JC?11 words
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SPECIAL FEATURE
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Article, Illustration1500 1974-07-02 7 ISMAIL KASSIM - Dedicated duo who are doing it all for the sake of students Concluding the two-part series on private tution by ISMAIL KASSIM ISMAIL KASSIM Private tuition can be a lucrative business. Some tutors charge as much as $100 per subject. Others vary their fees according to1,500 words
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Article, Illustration684 1974-07-02 7 Forced to engage a private tutor Harry Tan never felt the need for private tuition when he was in a primary school. But, when he was promoted to a premier secondary school, It became a necessity. In that school, the teachers set a684 words
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Article, Illustration805 1974-07-02 7 While philosophers and sages msy quarrel over the meaning and purpose of education, many Sinpap or e a n s simply equate it with passing examinations. Paper qualifications, parents argue, lead to good Jobs, bitier pay packets, and thereafter an easy,805 words
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Advertisement30 1974-07-02 7 PEOPLE'S EMPORIUM PTE. LTD. Giylang MjTg Katong Singapore SPECIAL OFFER FROM 2nd To 7th JULY 1974 AMPLE PARKING SPACES AVAILABLE Visit our New Premier Store at G-36 High Street Centre30 words
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Advertisement164 1974-07-02 7 7- L> < A QLWL'T v PRODUCT Bv OUNLQf mm *.< by Dun lopa new dimension in sleeping luxury. Springfoam. The only mattress combining long-life steel innersprings with thick, super-soft layers of luxurious Dunlopillo on top of and below the springs. It is a mattress specially constructed to give you164 words
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SHOPPING
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Article, Illustration945 1974-07-02 8 ALMOST every offlee or building has its air-condltion-lng problems. Thermostats are generally used to regulate the temperatures of entire floors or even the whole building. But sometimes they are ineffective against the direct rays of the sun. For instance, people sitting near the glass windows945 words
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Advertisement118 1974-07-02 8 ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE fl.' DIiDIiBUD Real Money Saving nor#,aS N e GREAT WALL Bargains at Emporium MAXWELL HOUSE, MAXWELL ROAD, S'PORE 2. Next to Metropole Theatre. Tel: *****, ***** ROTAX ROTAX Made specially for factory use industrial labelling. Available at all leading stores and bookshops. CLEARANCE SALE FOR CURTAINS 10 40%118 words
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Advertisement127 1974-07-02 8 Model: PEBO9A Auto-Reverse stereo cassette player with AM Radio Model: PE6SIA TYE ELECTRONICS CO 201, Cantonment Rd. S'pore., Tel: ***** ***** < M la ii w i m Going Overseas We've got a full range of winter clothings and other items you'll need... OVERCOATS... SCARVES.. JUMPERS... PULLOVERS... CARDIGANS.. .GLOVES WINTER127 words
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Advertisement215 1974-07-02 8 All-purpose inexpensive intercoms from m* KE-720A Ideally suited for home and office purposes the Homer Transistor Intercom is so simple to operate even a child can use it. May be placed on a desk or hung on the wall. Just press a button to call, talk and listen. Made from215 words
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FINANCE
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769 1974-07-02 9 Lee Yew Meng - COMPANY PROFILE By Lee Yew Meng The Kulim Group set a new record last year and all because of the upsurge in price of its principal commodity palm oil. It achieved a pre-tax profit of £1.9 million (about $6.9 million) for769 words
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Article58 1974-07-02 9 New Delhi, Tuesday India's jute industry suffered a production loss of 125,000 tonnes because of frequent power shutdowns between Jan. 1 and June 23 this year. Indian Jute Mills Association Chairman Mr. B.H. Singanla said the loss was estimated at 560 million rupees ($179.8 million),58 words
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Article, Illustration247 1974-07-02 9 Properties stole the limelight on the Singapore stock market yesterday as they pashed the other sectors Into the background. San Holdings again •et the pace when the market opened quiet bat steady In the morning. It finished the dav at IS) cents, up Ift cents. This time, the247 words
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320 1974-07-02 9 By Sonny Tap A Singapore shipping company and a South Korean paper factory have combined forces to conduct logging in operations in Indonesia. Registered here only recently, the Slnghan Enterprise Co Pte Ltd Is a Joint venture between Kwang Kee Shipping Company and Hankuk Paper320 words
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228 1974-07-02 9 Paris, Tuesday. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said yesterday it had put into effect a new method of valuing the Special Drawing Right (SDR) in terms of currencies, using a technique known as the "standard basket. On June 13, 1974,228 words
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OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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Article474 1974-07-02 9 The stock market closed mixed yesterday in slow trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Volume totalled 10,270,000 shares, compared with 10,450,000 traded on rlday. Some investors were encouraged when First National Bank of Chicago held its prime rate at the 11.& per cent level. The prevailing rate474 words
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Article36 1974-07-02 9 The Dow Jones range of stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday were: 30 Industrials ***** (up 3.83), 30 transport 161.60 (off 048), 15 utilities 68.90 (up 0.77), 65 stocks 341.06 (up 0.84).36 words
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Article206 1974-07-02 9 Closing prices (in trancs) yesterday: CorbeiUe Paribas 140.30 —OJO Incodnlne 198 —4 Fonder 394 —10 prtntamps S3 JO +30 COB 301 +8 JO Bull St Royal Dutch 131 JO —JO mchettn 830 unch. Thomson 18S —3 CVP lift.lo —S' Rhone 138.10 —3 JO Air M 0 —13 B 8206 words
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Article330 1974-07-02 9 The market closed slightly higher although there were no special incentive*. Trading was thin. The morning session opened firm lea by gov-ernment-spending related stocks and capital investment related ones. Constructions including Tetsuken Kensetsu, Talhei Kogyo and Dalsue gained on a wide front Such machineries as Takuma, Nllgata Engineering and330 words
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Article89 1974-07-02 9 This service comes from the Union Bank of Switzerland. Closing prices (in francs) on the Zui lcb Stock Exchange yesterday: UBS 3930 —30 +8 SBC *34 Credit Suisse SMS —8 Swissair a 493 —3 Swiss Belnsur. 1*10 10 Wlnterthur B. 1430 Zurich Insur. 8980 J evens B. 1580 Nestle89 words
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TREND
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Article, Illustration662 1974-07-02 9 The fashion show is back in fashion politicians, d i p 1 omats, businessmen, teachers, factory workers, social workers, socialites all regard it as an eleg a n t, respectable, sometimes even entertaining way to dress up an afflcial function to raise funds for charityPictures: NIK KASMANI - 662 words
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Article386 1974-07-02 9 JEANINE SINISCAL - IN-SHAPE BY JEANINE SINISCAL At an age when more and more people drive to work and use elevators instead of stairs fewer and fewer people have time to exercise. We do feel the need for exercises, but are too lazy to do it, always blaming it on386 words
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451 1974-07-02 9 London, Tuesday Miss Jean McFarlane, who has Just become England's first professor of nursing. Is working for the day when the academic nurse is a doctor's professional. Intellectual and social equal Professor McFarlane, heads the department of nursing in Manchester Un l v e451 words
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Advertisement40 1974-07-02 9 Latest collections of superior quality Diamonds and precious jewellery, Seiko watches and Waterford crystalware. Also Christofle cutlery. &Mdc&ttmUOQttd Cl 3. Tano.fl Shwni Camr*. Sown MX T« *****6 HtAO OFFICE S.P.H. (X SILVA (M.S.) LTO. 1/3. CantM SuiM»nQ, Haam Swwi MO««40 words
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Advertisement162 1974-07-02 9 The third SKIN DYNAMICS breakthrough ACTIVE MOISTURE SUPPLEMENT This is moisture in the true sense because it is liquid; light,clear liquid which works in two wonderful ways: Firstly, it restores skin's ability to retain moisture by giving an effective invisible film that protects skin surface from dehydration. Secondly, it penetrates162 words
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SPORTS
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111 1974-07-02 10 Lagos. Tuesday Chinese and Japanese players dominated play In the team events at the opening of the AllNigeria Open table tennis championship* here yesterday. China who drew a bye beat Ghana 5-0 In the men's event while Japan defeated Nigeria 5-1 and111 words
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Article69 1974-07-02 10 Glasgow, Tuesday Ken Bousfield of Britain shot an even-par 71 for a one-stroke lead after the first round of the British Senior golf championship here yesterday. Leaders (British unless stated): 71 K. Bousfield; 72 —K. Nagle (Aust), E. Lester, W. Atkinson; 74 W. West, T. Hallburton, C.69 words
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Article253 1974-07-02 10 BLUE PETER - From BLUE PETER Penan*, Tuesday Make A Wish did a splendid workout at Penang this morning. The five-year-old by Billum ran 3f in 36-3/5 finishing Strongly. The going was good. Thor, Olympic Touch II and Triple Nine raced over 3f In 37-2/5. Belle Erin253 words
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569 1974-07-02 10 Front Page, late Pacific Harbour, x looks the pick of the newcomers entered for the Penang meeting which begins this weekend. He Is a four-year-old roan English gelding by Quorum out of Fairing. His Tlmeform rating was 82. He did not show up in569 words
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Article, Illustration353 1974-07-02 10 Derby thrill —it's Firebrand by a short head How they finished in the other races on Sunday Ceperoo led Into the straight, with Tradition ranging alongside. Precious Stone and Cool Million closed in. Tradition hit the front challenged by Freetoas Stone and Cool Million. Tradition ran on well to beat353 words
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490 1974-07-02 10 over 5f at two years. At three, he raced five times and his best effort was a fourth to Belifield over Sftf at Toowoomba. Forever Yours 11, late Guardian Wolf, is a four-year-old bay Australian gelding by Lupus out of Shandy490 words
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Article199 1974-07-02 10 Cape Town, Tuesday Plans are being drawn up here for South Africa's first multi-racial University Games next month. Mr. Barry Jacobsen, sports secretary of the University of Cape Town said yesterday negotiations were under way between the UCT's Sports Union and sports bodies at the Afrikaans-Lang-uage199 words
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773 1974-07-02 11 JEFFREY LOW - JEFFREY LOW reporting from West Germany ULL l/MM 74 JEFFREY LOW Frankfurt, Tuesday The World Cup tournament has now taken a distinct shape with West Germany, Holland, Brazil and Poland becoming the Big Four ip that order of ranking. The time773 words
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Article352 1974-07-02 11 Hiltrup, Tuesday Superstar Joh&n CruyfT, who defied a heavy cold to play against East Germany on Sunday to advance Holland on the road to the World Cup fln*l in Munich, put In an hour's training yesterday. At the head-quarters hotel here he sala everyone In352 words
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Article565 1974-07-02 11 lAIM 74 Frankfurt. Tuesday Poland may be without injured team captain Kazimlerz Deyna and ace marksman Andrzej Szarmach for their crucial match against West Germany here tomorrow, which will decide who will play In the World Cup final in Munich next Sunday. "They565 words
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Article29 1974-07-02 11 Tokyo, Tuesday Poland beat a Soviet National Junior team 15-7, 17-15, 15-8 at Sendal last night to enter the final of the slx-natlon men's volleyball competition.29 words
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378 1974-07-02 11 Stockholm, Tuesday Olympic marathon champion Frank Shorter of the ÜB. was beaten in a photo-finish by Kenyan John Ngeno in the 10,000 metres during an International athletics meeting here last nightShorter, who has been enjoying a fine run of track form in recent weeks,378 words
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1096 1974-07-02 11 London, Tuesday After a predictable first week, the Wimbledon tennis championships plunged into drama yesterday as fifth seed glamour boy BJorn Borg of Sweden, and eight seed Arthur Ashe of the United States tumbled out against unfancled rivals. Borg, the 18-year-old champion of1,096 words
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Article, Illustration820 1974-07-02 11 NANCY KOH - By NANCY KOH Chiang Ah Lek of St. Theresa's completed a hattrick in the Pasir Pan Jang District schools athletics c h a m p i onships yesterday when he woo the 1500 m. He had earlier won the 400 m In 59.3s820 words
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591 1974-07-02 11 London, Tuesday—The Indian cracketers, badly needing a morale-boost-ing win for the Third Test starting on Thursday, gave Nottinghamshire a late fright at Nottingham yesterday. The three-day match ended in a draw with Nottinghamshire defending grimly with five wickets down for 59 runs. The591 words
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Article104 1974-07-02 11 New York, Tuesday. Result* of baseball games: National League St. Louis 5 New York 2 (1st); Bt. Louis Cardinals S New York 3 (2nd); Atlanta 7 Cincinnati 3; Houston 3 San Diego 1 (1st); San Diego 8 Houston 5 (2nd); Los Angeles 5 San Francisco 3;104 words
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Advertisement1023 1974-07-02 10 w DINE/DANCE A ROMANCE tothe Sounds of Hawaii" at AJoha Rhu Hawaiian village The ideal Seaside Rendezvous for exotic seafood, Cantonese cuisine and soothing music. Just 2H m.s., from Bedok. RESERVATIONS, Tel: *****4/ *****0. EPS fantastic RANGE Of Wallcoverings, Wallpapers and Carpet Tiles contact: Singapore Wallcoverings Centre (Pte.) Ltd., Llat1,023 words
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Article, Illustration98 1974-07-02 12 The girl with an attractive pose is Miss jenny Tan, 23, a parttime model at the Elsa Yeo Modelling Centre. She is ambitious and hopes to reach the top in her modelling career. "Once I'm established as a fashion model I will set up myPicture by NIK KASMANI. - 98 words
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Article163 1974-07-02 12 —Unite* Prw InlenuUieeel TODAY is Tuesday. July 2, the 183rd day of 1974 with 182 to follow. THE MOON is approaching its full phase. THE MORNING STARS are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. THE EVENING STAR is Mars. Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer.—Unite* Prw InlenuUieeel - 163 words
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Article51 1974-07-02 12 AH FOOK: Lawyers have been criticised quite often these days. First it was over the way some of them dress and yesterday, they were told to play a more meaningful role in society. MEI LIN: Being what they are, I'm sure they know how to reply to these51 words
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Miscellaneous866 1974-07-02 12 j RADiQ 340 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENTS followed by MS AND ABOUND—A aeries. US DIARY OF EVENTS <B>. IN LOVE 18 A MANY SPLENDOURED THING —Daytime serial on the trials and tribulations of three families in San Francisco. U» OUR MUSIC MAKERS (E) (r)—A light musical programme. 145 GENERAL HOSPITAL— Daytime serial866 words
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Miscellaneous435 1974-07-02 12 BACK PAGE as The Singapore Press Club wlllhSdjto LUNCHEON MEETING In U» Omei Restaurant, Hotel Grand Central. The Kiwani* dub of Singapore will hold IU LUNCHEON MEETING In the Ming Court Hotel. The Department of Extra-mural Studies, Unlrerslty of Singapore, will hold a COURSE ON INDUSTRIAL PROCESS CONTROL SYSTEM DESIGN435 words
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Miscellaneous1678 1974-07-02 12 with EDGAR KOH REASON TO LIVE, REASON TO DIB: James Cob urn, Bud Spencer and Telly Savalas In a savage Continental Western in which they storm an almost Impregnable fort with the help of condemned prisoners. Each does so for his own reason though the film's only drawing power lies1,678 words
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