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Title Section23 1974-07-25 1 NEW NATION SINGAPORE Thursday evening, July 25, 1974 No. 1085 Price 20 cents M.C. (P) 2017 A NE^^JION SINGAPORE, THURSDAY JULY 25, 197423 words
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Article, Illustration548 1974-07-25 1 A disappointed President bows under the pressure of the Supreme Court's unanimous ruling Reuter Washington, Thursday President Nixon last night averted a major constitutional crisis by agreeing to obey the Supreme Court and surrender 64 Watergate tapes and documents. His decision was announced byReuter - 548 words
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Article72 1974-07-25 1 Reuter Washington, Thursday Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger yesterday predicted that United States aid to South Vietnam would be reduced in coming years and said there was no sign of any Imminent attack from North Vietnam. In wide-ranging testimony oefore a senate sub-committee, heReuter - 72 words
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Article422 1974-07-25 1 The first voting will be tomorrow Reuter Washington, Thursday The House of Representatives Judiciary Committee last night opened its historic public debate on the impeachment of President Nixon. The nationally televised proceedings began onlv minutes after presidential lawyer Mr. James St. Clair announced inReuter - 422 words
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Article, Illustration172 1974-07-25 1 Nicosia, Thursday The United Nations commander In Cyprus warned yesterday that if either Turkish or Greek Cypriote attacked Nicosia Airport now under UN control his troops would defend It "with all the forces at their disposal." Gen. Prem Chand of India told a Press conference172 words
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Article147 1974-07-25 1 United Press International Hong: Kong, Thursday Singapore is to benefit from a plan to recycle a part of Arab countries' oil money estimated totalling US$5O billion ($125 billion) this year in Asia, top executives of a newly-opened con- sortlum of Arab and Japanese banksUnited Press International - 147 words
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Article117 1974-07-25 1 Reuter Kuala Lumpur, Thursday Prime Minister Tun Aodul Razak said yesterday that at least two Malaysian students were being detained in Taiwan for alleged undesirable political activity. He made the disclosure in Parliament when asked if any Malaysian was held in Taiwan for any reason. TunReuter - 117 words
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Article95 1974-07-25 1 In dull trading, share prices held steady on the Stock Exchange of Singapore this morning. BUSINESS DONE: 8. Land (1) 1.92. City Development (1) 1.16, (3) 1.17, (10) 1.18. San Holdings (5) 0.82, (11) o.Bl*. F. Merlin (1) 1.63. (17) 1.64. P.M.C. (1) 2.48. 0.C.8.C. (6) 6.05.95 words
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Article25 1974-07-25 1 London, Thursday rhe man who discovered the neutron. Sir James Chadwick, has died at the age of 82, it was reported here today.25 words
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Article10 1974-07-25 1 Police reported 95 accidents yesterday. Three were serious.10 words
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139 1974-07-25 1 UPI, Reuter Washington, Thursday A bomb threat forced the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee to suspend its public debate on whether to recommend Pre s ident »Nixon's impeachment. The threat came 90 minutes after the committee opened the debate and the session was susUPI, Reuter - 139 words
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Article, Illustration533 1974-07-25 1 Amnesty for all political prisoners as exiles prepare to return home Reuter, UPI Athens, Thursday The new Greek Government of Premier Constant ine Karamanlis yesterday acted swiftly to restore civilian rule in the country and granted general amnesty to political prisoners. InReuter, UPI - 533 words
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Article49 1974-07-25 1 Singapore Airlines will resume flights to Athens tonight if the situation in Cyprus remains calm. All SLA flights to Athens were re-directed to Bahrein from Snuday after fighting broke out in Cyprus. Meanwhile, the Greek airline, Olympic Airways has indefinitely cancelled all flights to and from Athens.49 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous13 1974-07-25 1 Forecast Singapore's weather outlook from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. today isolated showers.13 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article272 1974-07-25 2 To cut down crime* A permanent police exhibition in a centrally located area will help to cut down crime, according to the editorial in the latest issue of the Police Journal. It says that such an exhibition centre, set up in a police building In the272 words
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Article, Illustration259 1974-07-25 2 Gregory Broughton - By Gregory Broughton A few more strokes and another piece of Calvin Sim Chen Min's art will be finished. Calvin, 12, of the Anglo Chinese (Junior) School, is the only Singaporean to win a prize in the world-wide art competition organised by UNICEF in conjunctionPicture by Jerry Seh - 259 words
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Article189 1974-07-25 2 From Sept. 1, Singaporeans can travel anywhere in India for two weeks for only $480. And for another $180 they can extend their travel within the country to three weeks. This package of travel concessions which will also be extended to many other countries besides189 words
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Article67 1974-07-25 2 The National Youth leadership Training Institute Alumni will hold its Third National Day campflre at the Institute's parade ground on Aug. 31 at 8 p.m. It will also hold a Jogging For Charity event on Bept. 1 between 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. The 16-kilo-meter (about 1067 words
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Article23 1974-07-25 2 The Blood Donation Centre at the Outram Road General Hospital will be open on Sunday from 8.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.23 words
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94 1974-07-25 2 The controversial rock musical. Jesus Christ Superstar, may be screened as a Christmas attraction this year. The distributor. Cinema International Corporation (CIC>. has received official notification from the Board of Film Censors that the ban on the film has been lifted. The film, however,94 words
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Article30 1974-07-25 2 The YMCA will conduct Malay language classes for those preparing for the Standard One examinations in March next year at Its Orchard Road premises starting on Sept. 9.30 words
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Article334 1974-07-25 2 Teresa Ooi - Now notices go up in all the rooms By Teresa Ooi Major hotels have put up notices in their rooms to warn guests of touts and fly by night tour operators. Security officers have also been told to step up their checks on suspicious334 words
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Article, Illustration517 1974-07-25 2 'Must include tapes and films' The school library should be a "media centre" that includes tape recordings, slide and film projectors and even computers, said an experienced US librarian. She is Marion Bernice Wiese, retired director or scliool libraries of the Baltimore City517 words
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Article52 1974-07-25 2 The Minister of State for Labour, Mr. Sia Kah Hui, will open a one-day conference on personnel po 11 cle s at the SEAMEO Regional English Language Centre on Aug. 2 at 8.45 a.m. It is being organised by the National Productivity Board and the Singapore Institute of52 words
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Article, Illustration146 1974-07-25 2 The woman, (above) is anxiously waiting for her relatives to come and take her home. She is an IndianMuslim, aged 85. She says her name is Fatimah and that she lives in Geylang, but she cannot remember the address. The Dolice found her146 words
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Article23 1974-07-25 2 The Dunearn Secondary Technical School Band will perform at the Botanic Gardens on Aug. 11 between 5.30 p.m. and 6.30 p.m.23 words
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258 1974-07-25 2 The Community Security Force's future plans should not deviate too much from the concept of a civilian force geared towards assisting the police In" crime prevention, according to a former police officer. Mr. Ong Kim Boon, a former Assistant Commissioner of Police, said CSF258 words
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Article, Illustration181 1974-07-25 3 After four hours of underwater operation, a team of divers from Singapore Salvage Engineers, finally got this Marine Police patrol boat out of the sea yesterday (above). Watched by police officers, the water-filled Datrcl boat was winched up by a floating crane off Clifford Pier at noon.Picture by Philip Lim - 181 words
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Article, Illustration202 1974-07-25 3 Encik All bin A tan, 60 (above), who heads the list of PSA long service employees, does not believe in retiring. Encik Ali has served the PSA for 46 years. He was among 187 employees who received long service awards yesterday. They202 words
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Article23 1974-07-25 3 The National Safety First Council of Singapore will hold Its luncheon meeting at the Malacca Room, Oberol Imperial Hotel on Friday.23 words
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341 1974-07-25 3 Richard Lim - 'Service to work and back only to meet the high petrol bills' By Richard Lim More car owners are now giving lifts on their way to and from work—for a fee. They are doing this to ease ihe effects of the high341 words
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Article35 1974-07-25 3 The National Productivity Board and the Singapore Institute ol Management will hold a course on Coroorate Planning For Mediumsized. Firms at the Board's premises off Corporation Road, Jurong Town, from Aug. 6 to 8.35 words
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Article21 1974-07-25 3 The YMCA will hold a five-lesson course on water skiing for beginners at Ponggol from Aug. 3 at 2 p.m.21 words
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384 1974-07-25 3 Sunny Wee - But price will also depend on current market value By Sunny Wee Housing Board's flat owners who wish to renovate their new homes may buy sand at 20 cents per four-gallon tin from authorised contractors. According to a Board SDokesman,384 words
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286 1974-07-25 3 •Go for cremation* The Ministry of the Environment is working out a plan to discourage Singaporeans from burying their dead, but to cremate them instead. A Ministry official said: "With land in short supply in Singapore, we cannot afford to put aside large tracts of286 words
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Article213 1974-07-25 3 The residents of Parbury Avenue In the Lucky Heights estate have been told that they have to wait for the government to track down the administrator and beneficiaries of a cemetery In their vicinity before they can find relief from the mosquito menace. It was after repeated213 words
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Article220 1974-07-25 3 The Singapore Polytechnic Stu d ents* Union will take special precautions at its graduation dinner and dance next month to ensure that "undesirable people are not allowed in." The union president, Mr. Woon Kok Meng, said: "We will employ several armed security guards220 words
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Article37 1974-07-25 3 The Pek Kio Community Centre will hold a baby show at Its Cambridge Road premises on Sunday at 9 a.m. Mrs. Lee Chlaw Meng, wife of the Minister for Education, will give away the prizes.37 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous295 1974-07-25 3 NEW NATION CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Cuban leader 7 Beset 13 Urgent request 14 Former provisional head of Cuba 16 Girl's name 17 Charles or France 19 Card 20 Coin of India 22 Decree 23 Irainlan ruler 25 Spanish nobles 27 Discourage 28 Limousine 30 Six on a die 32 China:295 words
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FOR THE YOUNG AND FOR YOUR PLEASURE
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Article, Illustration432 1974-07-25 4 The Olympic Games had their origin in Greece in ancient times long before the birth of Christ. They have survived to this day though in a very different form and are held once every four years. The origin of the games is clouded In432 words
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Article, Illustration260 1974-07-25 4 Nature corner Like all amphibians, trogs hatch out of eggs which are laid In water. The female frog can lay a thousand eggs. A few days after the egg Is laid, a larva comes out of it. This Is called the tadpole which can neither260 words
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Article, Illustration288 1974-07-25 4 Ray Pope - Ray Pope i HAYSEED AND COMPANY by Ray Pope, (Puffin Books). Pom thought It would be a bit unfair to ask to go on a school trip to Switzerland when his father was an Invalid, so he pretended he didn't even want to. except288 words
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Article, Illustration266 1974-07-25 4 Country File India is a gigantic triangle to the south of Asia, bounded on the north by the Himalayas, a 1500-mile long mountain wall with some of the world's highest peaks. To the south is the rolling Indo Gangetic Plain, watered by the mightly Indus, Ganges266 words
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Article294 1974-07-25 4 JOYCELYN LEE GEOK CHENG; HONG NG MIN; GERAD CHEW; SUSAN MORTON - JOYCELYN LEE GEOK CHENG NG MIN HONG GERAD CHEW SUSAN MORTON The winner In this week's letters column for young readers is JOYCELYN LEE GEOK CHENG who wins $10. In this column are several of the many letters received though they did not win a prize in the contest.294 words
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Article, Illustration870 1974-07-25 4 Millie's latest album MELODY-MAKERS By Rajosky Millie Jackson is the girl with the luminous eyes but it is her voice with its husky and throaty quality which makes one sit up. Her latest album (also her third) is simply entitled MIL L I870 words
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372 1974-07-25 4 Los Angeles Times These have not been happy days for the 100-strong Bolshoi Ballet Troupe from the Soviet Union on a British tour scheduled to end this week. TTie Bolshoi performances at the London Colliseum have been sellouts and the dancers have been applauded thunderouslyLos Angeles Times - 372 words
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Article444 1974-07-25 4 Melbourne Herald Fashion used to start at the hair and stop at the shoes, but here in New York it now permeates every minute of living from the way you make your bed, decorate your bathroom, set your table, and serve your food. And eachMelbourne Herald - 444 words
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Article215 1974-07-25 4 Jennifer's diary THE artistic talents of 22-year-old Sydney window dresser Ray Emerton earned him a ticket to Singapore he won a competition to promote Lufthansa German Airlines and the Centrepoint shopp- in£ complex there. The month-long competition was held in conjunction with a German Light and Sound215 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous167 1974-07-25 4 Try to answer the following questions. The answers are at the end of the list. 1. Which institution of higher learning should you contact if you want to do marine studies? 2. Who is the director of the Tourist Promotion Board? 3. Where is Kent Ridge? 4. What is the167 words
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WORLD NEWS
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Article312 1974-07-25 5 Reuter New Delhi. Thursday A socialist member of the Upper House of Parliament was carried out of the chamber yesterday by guards on orders from the House Chairman. The member. Mr. Raj Naraln of the Samyukta (United) Socialist Party, was earlier suspended fromReuter - 312 words
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Article36 1974-07-25 5 Reuter Taipeh, Thursday Taiwan's first rice harvest this year is estimated to reach 1,250,000 metric tons, an increase of 11.9 per cent over the first harvest last year, the Central News Agency reported yesterday.Reuter - 36 words
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Article, Illustration180 1974-07-25 5 Indira: Detailed study now in progress United Press International New Delhi, Thursday India will launch its first space vehicle in 1978, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said yesterday. In a written reply to a question from Parliament, Mrs. Gandhi said: "The first orbital flight isUnited Press International - 180 words
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Article185 1974-07-25 5 United Press International Manila, Thursday Fighting broke out In the southern Philippines again on Tuesday between secessionist Muslim rebels and government forces, military sources said yesterday. The sources said an estimated 500 rebels attacked the coastal village of Porong In Santa Cruz, about 4£ kilometres (36 miles)United Press International - 185 words
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Article249 1974-07-25 5 United Press International Beirut, Thursday Egyptian Foreign Ministry sources said yesterday Egypt had Invited the foreign ministers of Syria and Jordan and a representative of the Palestine Liberation Organisation to meet Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy in Cairo, possibly on Bunday. The meeting wasUnited Press International - 249 words
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Article72 1974-07-25 5 Reuter Madrid. Thursday Spain has been officially told that General Francisco Franca Is on the road to total recovery from his Illness, although some government officials admit privately they expected him to die on Sunday night. The director of the Madrid Hospital which General Franco entered 15Reuter - 72 words
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158 1974-07-25 5 United Press International Karachi, Thursday.— Pakistan Prime Minister, Mr. Zulfikar All Bhutto, said yesterday his country did not want to go to war with either India or Afghanistan and proposed a non-interference treaty with the Kabulbased government similar to the agreement with India. Mr.United Press International - 158 words
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Article212 1974-07-25 5 Reuter Bogota, Thursday Police shot and killed a hijacker of a Colombian airliner yesterday and arrested his wife as an alleged accomplice when the plane landed in the southwestern Colombian. city of CaH. The sbpoting took place after the remaining 122 passengers. Including the woman, hadReuter - 212 words
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Article, Illustration123 1974-07-25 5 Watergate special prosecutor Leon JaworsU has every reason to smile —he has Just won a crucial tapes battle against the White House. A Jubilant Mr. JaworsU is seen here outside the US Supreme Court after it ruled that Mr. Nixon must surrender the WatergateUPI radio picture - 123 words
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Article48 1974-07-25 5 Reuter United Nations, Thursday A Turkish fla* was burned outside UN headquarters on Tuesday night as hundreds of Greek Americans staged a noisy, banner waving demonstration. The rally took place shortly before the Security Council held its fifth session in eight days on the Cyprus crisis.Reuter - 48 words
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Article393 1974-07-25 5 'But break in high level is likely* Reuter Paris, Thursday United States Treasury Secretary, Mr. William Simon, yesterday held out the possibility that there could be a break in the high level of oil prices by next month. Mr. Simon who conferred onReuter - 393 words
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Article58 1974-07-25 5 United Press International Bangkok, Thursday Thai Customs officers seised 34 kilograms (75 lb) of morphine waiting to be loaded aboard a Hong Kong-bound flight at Don Muang international airport yesterday, police said. The morphine, worth about US$2 million ($4.8 million) at US market prices, was packed InUnited Press International - 58 words
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231 1974-07-25 5 United Press International Hong Kong, Thursday China has accused Soviet leaders of promoting a "religious fever" throughout the Soviet Union because their "shfim communism" does not work, according to a Peking radio commentary. More and more Russian young people as well as "model" communist workersUnited Press International - 231 words
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Article106 1974-07-25 5 United Press International Rangoon, Thursday. In 1964 eight students In Momeik. a town about 800 km. <500 miles) north-east of here, passed their high school graduation examinations, the Working Peoples Daily reported yesterday. It took eight years for education officials In Rangoon to send their certificatesUnited Press International - 106 words
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Article53 1974-07-25 5 Reuter New Delhi, ThursdaySmoking is to be banned in state government offices in the Punjab "to maintain decorum and also reduce the risk of fire," the Punjab Cabinet decided yesterday. A Cabinet spokesman said there had been a similar ban under British rule before 1947 but itReuter - 53 words
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Article181 1974-07-25 5 UPI, Reuter Belfast, Thursday Pilots at Belfast's Alder* grove Airport, angered by the discovery of a bomb aboard an earlier flight, yesterday refused to allow passengers to carry hand baggage «-aod barred clean-up crews and food supplies In Olasgow, a pilot for the ScottishUPI, Reuter - 181 words
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Advertisement221 1974-07-25 5 The Revolutionary Prince Prince creates a revolution in lighters. With the Excel. This is the all-new all-electric lighter. Superior in mechanism. In style. In performance. Prince Excel is the world's only 'feather-touch' electric lighter. Switch on. Touch. And it ignites. Extremely convenient! Especially when you replace battery only once a221 words
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OPINION
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Article474 1974-07-25 6 By agreeing to surrender the 64 subpoenaed tapes President Nixon has avoided a bead-on clash with the Supreme Court, but the same action is likely to weaken his struggle against impeachment by Congress. Though the Court has also ruled that the contents of the tapes which474 words
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Article136 1974-07-25 6 'WHISPERS' by ispy You have to be careful of what you say, even if it is In the darkened enclosure of the Singapore's House of Wax. A friend who was there recently complained that the exhibits did not resemble the personalities they were supposed to represent.136 words
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Article, Illustration1086 1974-07-25 6 Pakir Singh - The environment of Colombo, comment* Fakir Singh, presents a depressing picture. The capital of Ceylon contains few of the signs that are normally associated with economic growth such as construction activity and Intense vehicular traffic. Everything is In short ■apply- Even paper Is hard to come1,086 words
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685 1974-07-25 6 Alias Mosby - From Alias Mosby United Press International The Director of the Narcotics Department at Interpol headquarters slid his finger across the wall map from the black pins stuck In from Hong Kong to Holland. With "the French connection" virtually in shambles, the newUnited Press International - 685 words
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Article, Illustration884 1974-07-25 6 Nguyen Anh Tuyet - From Nguyen Anh Tuyet United Press International For years, Vietnamese of Chinese origin made their way to Hong Kong via smuggling rings connected with several countries in South-East Asia. The illegal Immigrant trade was lucrative, handled by well-organis-ed and protected smuggling networks.United Press International - 884 words
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Article610 1974-07-25 6 EXCERPTS FROM EDITORIALS The (London) Times News that would in any other country be of vital political importance does not commonly reach us through Chinese official channels. Thus Mr. Teng Hsiaoping, restored to the ranks of the party political bureau earlier tills year, let aThe (London) Times - 610 words
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SPECIAL FEATURE
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Article, Illustration2526 1974-07-25 7 Making of the Modern Singaporean May 5 t 1854 turned out to be a bloody day for Singapore Riots broke out and two rival Chinese factions fought each other with a tenacity that left the Government surprised and underlined its slow2,526 words
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BEHIND THE NEWS AND FINANCE
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Article, Illustration712 1974-07-25 8 Sam Jameson - BIG CHANGES OVER THE LAST 10 YEARS Ftom Sam Jameson Los Angeles Times Until about 10 years ago, Japanese politics was a pretty simple affair. There were the nation's traditional rulers, the Conservatives, who stood for economic growth and political stability. AndLos Angeles Times - 712 words
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Article, Illustration934 1974-07-25 8 Gerald Ratzin - From Gerald Ratzin Reuter I BANGLADESH "Bangladesh is so poor that even having a broken window in a government office repaired is a major task." That was the comment of an international aid expert, working in Dac- ca, who went on to pointReuter - 934 words
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511 1974-07-25 8 Charles R. Smith - By Charles R. Smith United Press International CHINA Miss Wu Ai-ti's tumour is gone. But the young woman must be wondering whether the operation was worth the ordeal she experienced in China's Shenyang M e d i cal College Hospital. While she layUnited Press International - 511 words
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Article, Illustration219 1974-07-25 8 The Singapore stock market resumed Its bearish trend yesterday sweeping away the minor advances chalked up the previous day. The opening already Indicated that there was unlikely to be a continuation of Tuesday's fragile buying support. Traded counters were narrowly mixed, with a bias towards the downside. ITntraded219 words
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Article259 1974-07-25 8 The U.S. Department of Commerce and the US Embassy are spon soring a four-day exhibition of computers and related equipment at the US Trade Centre in Yen San Building, from Aug. 20 to 23. During the exhibition, two technical seminars will be held at the Mandarin259 words
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246 1974-07-25 8 United Press International Detroit, Thursday. Mid-July new car sales, with dealers beginning to clear out the remainder of their 1974 model stock, fell 25.6 per cent from last year's record pace, the four UjS. car makers reported yesterday. Sales in theUnited Press International - 246 words
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Article183 1974-07-25 8 Reuter Tokyo, Thursday A multinational consortium Involving four countries la to build a petrochemical complex In Jeddah. Saudi Arabia, a leading Japanese trading company said yesterday. The C. Itoh firm said It had formally signed an agreement with the other companies on the joint venture inReuter - 183 words
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OVERSEAS STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES
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Article456 1974-07-25 8 The stock market, after bouncing around most of the day, closed higher in slow trading on the New York Btock Exchange. Volume totalled 12.870,000 shares, compared to 12,190,000 traded on Tuesday. Advances registered at 6,760,000 shares, declines at 4,710,000, and unchanged at 1,400,000. Prices also were higher In456 words
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Article40 1974-07-25 8 United Press International The Dow Jooea stock averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday were: SO industrials 805 77 (up 8.05), 30 transport 185.34 (up 1.12). 15 utilities 70J)0 (up 1.05) and 66 stocks 344.11 (up 3.47).United Press International - 40 words
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Article202 1974-07-25 8 Closing prices (In francs) yesterday: Parlbas 135 80 +2 Indochlne 172.80 +2.80 Poncler 284 —1.10 Prin temps 31.60 +.60 OOE 309 +9 Bull 43.30 (42) Royal Dutch 141.30 +2.80 Michelln 835 +4 Thomson 174 +3.50 CFP 136 +5 Rhone 136.80 +.50 AIR 276.50 +4 B8N 773 +12 Philips 53202 words
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Article222 1974-07-25 8 Prices at 11.30»jn. (Australian time) today. Aberleen susp. Do Opts susp. AOD 06 01 Allstate nil Amad 01 OS Aurora 03 10 Do Opts unq. Aust Ant susp. Bamboo C3 06 Beach 21 nil Bounty susp. Bridge 10 11 Cleveland 24 28 Cosmos 00% 01 Do ctg nil 00%222 words
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Article223 1974-07-25 8 The market rebounded due to the persistent buying of speculative stocks. In the morning, speculative stocks rallied on a wide front, which Included Tokyo Rope, Nippon Spring and Tbyo Jozo. Scattered losses were also seen among autoparts paper-pulps and drugs. In the afternoon session, prices hesitated on the whole,223 words
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Article88 1974-07-25 8 This aervtce from the Union Bank of S« ntaerland. Closing pric«» (tn francs) on the Zurich Stock Exchange yesterday: UBS 3000 -f 70 SBC 634 4- Credit Suiace 2755 46 Swissair B. 480 14 Swiss Reinsur 1990 10 Wlnterthur B. 1500 4- TO Zurich Insur. 5900 80 Juvena B.88 words
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Article, Illustration427 1974-07-25 8 Lee Yew Meng - By Lee Yew Meng Framroz, one of Singapore's oldest bottlers of soft drinks, which went Into liquidation recently, Is solvent and can pay off all its liabilities, according to informed sources. A take-over cum rescue attempt by Ben and Company which held427 words
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Article82 1974-07-25 8 Reuter Sydney, Thursday Qantas Airways and the Malaysian airline. MAS. have signed a commercial agreement covering air services between the two countries. The agreement is subject to government approval, and under It. MAS will operate a return weekly Boeing 707 service between Sydney and KualaReuter - 82 words
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181 1974-07-25 9 Melbourne Herald America's first woman astronaut will probably go into space In 1980 as a crew member of the planelike space shuttle ship. Between 1980 and 1991 the National Aeronautics and Space Administration plans 725 shuttleshlp flights about one per week.Melbourne Herald - 181 words
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Article335 1974-07-25 9 FASHION CABLES Hemlines now take the deep plunge to give a new look to the silhouette Reuter Two words sum up the Paris couture scene after the first day's showing of autumn and winter collections "super droop." Hemlines have taken the deep plunge, starting from the middleReuter - 335 words
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269 1974-07-25 9 Melbourne Herald In a society passionately dedicated to hyperactivity, energy, mobility and physical appeal com temporary America—to be young is to be deified and to be old Is to be forgotten. Ageing often seems to be regarded as a disease, and the troubleMelbourne Herald - 269 words
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Article, Illustration994 1974-07-25 9 ANGELA LOKE - THEY CAN TURN AN UNATTRACTIVE ROOM INTO A PLEASANT LIVING AREA TUUHIS SIMP ANGELA LOKE Curtains carefully chosen can complement the Interior decor of a room, or create an illusion of space. A room with oddly placed windows, camouflaged by floor-length drapery can become994 words
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216 1974-07-25 9 Melbourne Herald Young women should be discouraged from continually taking the pill over several years, a senior consultant surgeon said recently. Mr. Lan Burn, head of the Breast Clinic at Charing Cross Hospital, told the British Medical Association annual scientific meeting in HullMelbourne Herald - 216 words
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Article411 1974-07-25 9 PETER MICHAELMORE - PETER MICHAELMORE Melbourne Herald American women are entering the medical profession in ever increasing numbers, and the female half of the population could not be happier. Joe Chauvinist, M.D., they seem to agree, has dominated medicine for far too long. He has become too materialistic, tooMelbourne Herald - 411 words
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Article, Illustration142 1974-07-25 9 Singer Julie Rogers and her husband, musical director Teddy Foster, who have Just returned (from a working holiday in Kuala Lumpur, are Reported in London as saying the trip turned out to be more expensive than they had Intended. Miss Rogers said: "One of the tengkus142 words
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Advertisement106 1974-07-25 9 c i Sirica 1880 Wella Hair Cosmetics hav* gone a Icjcmj long wav A-ith #VWIU Ha" T Aella Sh<imp<M)s Wedicaterl Shamp<>< >s oAella Hal' Conriitionnrs Hair Drnssmqs H#ii» Spravs®WHla Hair ColourifKjs T haT s Ah v •we're SPECIALISTS IN THE FIELD TAI WAH DfSTWBUTORS(PTE)ITD HAiA 114 Killiney Rd. Singapore 9106 words
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Advertisement245 1974-07-25 9 The third SKIN DYNAMICS breakthrough ACTIVE MOISTURE SUPPLEMENT fyMHAutox, 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, it245 words
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707 1974-07-25 10 Tony Danker - From Tony Danker Ipoh, Thursday Indonesia weathered an early defiant storm by Hong Kong to pull back a twogoal deficit at fulltime, then triumphed 5-2 on penalty kicks In this Merdeka tournament preliminary round match at Stadium Perak last night. This win put the707 words
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403 1974-07-25 10 C.K. YONG - 'Opening night' special this year imuiß by C.K.YONG It is well known that sponsors are difficult to find but if you manage to do so, why not enter for the "opening night sponsored teams special events with handicaps" a new feature in this403 words
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360 1974-07-25 10 Reuter Capetown, Thursday.— The all-conquering British Lions rugby team became the most prolific points scoring side to visit South Africa when they trounced Eastern Transvaal 33-10 in Springs on Tuesday. When Andy Irvine kicked his second penalty goal In the Uth minute,Reuter - 360 words
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Article46 1974-07-25 10 Sydney, Thursday Chin e s e men's and women's basketball teams opened their Australian tour here last night without success. The men's team surprisingly went down to Sydney 81-72, and the women's team snatched a last-second 65-65 draw with a taller Sydney women's side.46 words
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Article28 1974-07-25 10 The Public Utilities Board Recreation Club will hold their annual general meeting at the club's canteen at Woodleigh Park, off Braddell Road at 6 p.m. tomorrow.28 words
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514 1974-07-25 10 Reuter London, Thursday Australia and England look set to reach the semi-finals of cricket's Inaugural World Cup competition next season with India, New Zealand, the West Indies and Pakistan fighting for the other two places. The International Cricket Conference made the drawReuter - 514 words
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Article, Illustration128 1974-07-25 10 Reuter Jakarta, Thursday— Indonesian badminton star Body Hartono (above) will try to defend his all-England title again next year, an Indonesian Badminton Association spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman said Hartono, who won the title for an unprecedented seventh successive time earlier this year, would not beReuter - 128 words
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175 1974-07-25 10 Reuter Ipoh, Thursday Defending champions Ma laysia clash against topform India in an opening Group "A" match of the seven nation annual Merdeka Soccer Tournament here tonight. India who scored an impressive 4-2 victory over Thailand in a preliminary play -off match last nightReuter - 175 words
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Article118 1974-07-25 10 London, Thursday The Catamaran British Oxygen won the 2000 miles Observer Round Britain yacht race in a record time for the course. British Oxygen, crewed by Robin Knox-John-son and Gerry Boxail, crossed the finishing line off this Southern Port this afternoon in the time of 18 days four118 words
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423 1974-07-25 11 By BLUE PETER Mark down Shadowfax as a lively outside in the $36,000 Queen Elizabeth II Cup at Bukit Timah on Sunday. The classy four-year-old by Derby winner Crepello, did a splendid workout here this morning. Ridden by Jim Johnson Shadowfax cleared away423 words
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Article, Illustration33 1974-07-25 11 Picture by CHUA PENG TEEPicture by CHUA PENG TEE - 33 words
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562 1974-07-25 11 Reuter London, Thursday Intlkhab Alam's Pakistan cricketers start their three-Test series against England here today and have a real chance of succeeding where a 11 their predecessor have failed. Pakistan have never won a Test series against England and on theReuter - 562 words
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Article90 1974-07-25 11 Paris, Thursday Alec Wildenst-ein announced yesterday that his father's champion filly Allcz France would net run in the King George VI and Queen EL'zabeth stakes at Ascot on Saturday. Explaining the decision by his father, art dealer Daniel Wildensteln, he said that his father's horses had90 words
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Article95 1974-07-25 11 Paris, Thursday—Sweden snatched a place In the seml-flnals of the European Junior basketball championships after beating Turkey 54-42 in a qualifying match here last night. The Swedes, who were lying third behind Yugoslavia and France In Group "A" before last night's match, led 20-18 at the95 words
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Article214 1974-07-25 11 Reuter, UPI London, Thursday BJorn Borg of Sweden and Stan Smith of the United States share top place in the latest Grand Prix points standings issued by the International Lawn Tennis Federation here yesterday. Both have 274 points in thi» series of GrandReuter, UPI - 214 words
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Article, Illustration331 1974-07-25 11 Reuter, UPI Crans Sur Sierre, Thursday. Howard Clark. 19, of Britain, who Is In his first season as a professional, returned a four-under-par 67 to take a one-stroke lead In the Swiss Open Golf Championship here yesterday. Clark, who turned pro- fessional In October andReuter, UPI - 331 words
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1454 1974-07-25 11 SATURDAY CL 1 Div. 2 7f 2943 Letter of Credit 9.00 1 009 Thousand Spring 8.12 9 8133 Agarlcus 8.11 3 30 Intimation 8.10 18 3097 Hong Chee 8.10 2 08 Just Too Good 8.10 17 1700 Glnza 8.08 7 0433 Grenadier II B.OS1,454 words
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Article219 1974-07-25 11 SATURDAY RACE 1: 2.15: CI. 6 Div. 5 6f: Border Scout, Preston, Progressive, La Notre. RACE 2: 2.45: CI. 6 Div. 4 6f: Aequitas, Penang Holiday, Sixteen Hundred. RACE 3: 3.15: CI. 6 Div. 3 6f: Yuan Dynasty, Aysgarth, Home First. RACE 4: 3.45: CI. 3 Div. 6 7f:219 words
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273 1974-07-25 11 Reuter London. Thursday Roy Virgin batted throughout Northamptonshire's innings for 144 against Worcestershire, who are lying second in the English county cricket championship table yesterday. He hft 15 boundaries and was associated in several big stands, including an opening partnership of 143 withReuter - 273 words
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Article59 1974-07-25 11 Rome, Thursday Jim Bolding of the United States lastnlght set a world record In the 440 yards hurdles, breaking the lour-year-old record set by eomDatriot Rolph Mann by one-tenth of a second. Holding clocked 43.7 seconds fcr the 440 yards hurdles while competing in the 40059 words
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Article35 1974-07-25 11 Christchurch, Thursday The touring British Rugby League team beat the North Island Country side 37-17 in the first match of their New Zealand tour here at Huntly yesterday. At half-time Britain led 16-10.35 words
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Advertisement723 1974-07-25 10 DINE/DANCE ROMANCE to the 'Sounds of Hawaii' at Aloha Rhu Hawaiian Village The Ideal Seaside Rendezvous for exotic seafood. Cantonese cuisine and soothing music. Just 2V> m.s.. from Bedok. RESERVATIONS, Tel: *****4/ *****0. TOTAL SKIN CAR EH Top London trained Beauty Therapist Euphle wUI help you with Acne problems. Special723 words
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Advertisement444 1974-07-25 10 Newly purchased warehouse. Owner inviting long term storage contracts at IS cts. per cu. ft. 3 months advance rent. 24 hours guard service and use of forklifts and lorries. Write Ik AIR SHIPPING AGENCY, P.O. »OK 33. Kalong, Ungapnn 15. SMALL WHITE SEALVHAM TERRIER called "Fluffy" in region Sunset Height,444 words
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Advertisement633 1974-07-25 10 LADIES/ GENTLEMEN at your place. Facial $10.00 head care. $5.00 body care. $20.00 bridal make-up (morning/ evening $40.00). Ring ***** from 11 <*) a.m. 9 00 p.m. for appointment. FOR A GOLDEN massage, please call over to Oolden Mile, International Health Centre, Merlin Hotel. Tel: 2SBOOII ext. 425. QUALIFIED MASSEUSE633 words
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Advertisement161 1974-07-25 11 INTERNATIONAL BOWLING CENTRE presents Win a Trip to Bangkok! Win a trip to Bangkok as a prize in a simple bowling tournament. Knock down 9 pins with Ist ball in a frame mark as strike. It is not necessary to spare the remaining pins. If 8 pins or less are161 words
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Advertisement366 1974-07-25 12 When you want it to be very special The Golden Peacock is a distinctively elegant room. Offering a true gourmet menu and wine list to match. And personalised service. All you require then is a reservation. And people you like to please and impress including yourself. Tonight then? For reservations366 words
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Miscellaneous994 1974-07-25 12 3.00 OPENING ANNCTS followed by HOUSEWIVES' MATINEE The Detective: Serial One, Part 1 3.45 TIME FOB TWO (C) (r) A light musical programme. 4.00 GENERAL HOSPITAL Daytime serial starring John Bernadine as Dr. Steve Hardy and Emily McLaughan. Stories Involving the staff, the doctors and the patients In a busy994 words
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Miscellaneous1151 1974-07-25 12 BACK PAGE AT THE CINEMA with EDGAR KOH THE DRUG ADDICTS (Mandarin): Ti Lung as a member of the drugsmuggling gang who finally finds It In him to kick the habit and cooperate with the law much to the displeasure of the ring-leaders. A s 1 u mm y melodramatic1,151 words
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Miscellaneous681 1974-07-25 12 YOUR LUCKY STAR IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY BORN today, you have a great deal of nervous energy and are somewhat inclined to push yourself to the point of impairing your health. There is little you will not tackle in the way of physical or mental tasks and little you cannot681 words
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Article, Illustration94 1974-07-25 12 A singer with a musical name she is Taiwan girl, Ting Ling Ling. With a charming voice to match her pretty face she entertains at the Taiwan Niteclub. She goes for sentimental tunes, she says, as this suits her moods. "Romantic songs are areand dancing. — Picture by MICHAEL KWAN. - 94 words
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Article156 1974-07-25 12 —United Press International TODAY is Thursday. July 25. the 2G6th day of 1974 with 159 to follow. THE MOON is in its first quarter. THE MOBNING STARS are Mercury. Venus. Jupitfer and Saturn. THE EVENING STAR is Mars. Those born on this date are under the sign erf Leo.—United Press International - 156 words
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Article49 1974-07-25 12 AH FOOK: Talk about the Tower of Babel! I was shocked to find that 845 languages are spoken in India. ME I LIN: No wonder the country's in a bit of a mess. They must be having a hard time trying to get through to each other.49 words
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Article, Illustration742 1974-07-25 13 Sonny Yap - INSTALLATION OF PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTS IN BUILDINGS By Sonny Yap To prevent a recurrence of catastrophic Robinson's Fire in 1972, developers are now paying more attention to the installation of safety devices. The news that the (ire tariff is being revised by tne General742 words
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Article, Illustration781 1974-07-25 14 Lee Yew Meng - By Lee Yew Meng A major force in financial community everywhere Is the Insurance industry. Not only In terms of the basic service it gives the policy holders—that of protection but also as a vehicle for channelling savings into investment outlets781 words
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Article622 1974-07-25 15 Filiig cabinets save them from fire hazards aad theft Gone are the days when fires used to destroy everything—even the very important documents meant for posterity. Business now done on a world-wide scale requires such documents to be preserved in places which are extremely safe and622 words
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544 1974-07-25 15 Sonny Wee - By Sonny Wee Home burglary is one of the most common crimes occurring daily in Singapore. In fact, offences against property including robbery, housebreaking and other thefts last year accounted for 14,735 or 83 per cent of the total number of sellable544 words
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Article, Illustration394 1974-07-25 16 Sonny Wee - By Sonny Wee Work hazards whether in the factories or at worksites can be minimised by the provision of various safety equipments for the workers. From head to toe, the workers can be protected against injury while at worl. The most basic safety device394 words
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398 1974-07-25 17 Lau Liat Hoe - By Lau Liat Hoe Advances in industrial technology have resulted in machines and equipment with more safety features. A major consideration for safety is at the point of operation of the machines end equipment. The aim is to prevent injury to the worker when398 words
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Article, Illustration488 1974-07-25 18 Sonny Wee - By Sonny Wee The rapid industrialisation in Singapore has brought with it the problem of accidents at factories and worksites. The alarming rise in industrial accidents during the past few years has prompted the government to adopt various measures, Including the introduction of488 words
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Article, Illustration597 1974-07-25 19 Advanced fire fighting systems are now a vital need in most modern offices and industries. New technologies, new materials and new power sources have required much more reliable, effective and faster fire control techniques. Today's Industries are processing more volatile materials which597 words
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Article, Illustration697 1974-07-25 20 ANWAR HUSAIN - Safes and strongrooms now protect them BY ANWAR HUSAIN In olden days, a rich man used to keep his wealth close at hand where he could watch over it personally. Or he might sometimes entrust his deep secret to an elderly retainer who697 words
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Advertisement111 1974-07-25 13 DRY RISER VALVE BREECHING EXTINGUISHER AVOID DESTRUCTION BY FIRE! :W B UJ rrri Riga i a 9* ft ■4 H 4 I' INSTALL A SYSTEM THAT WILL PROTECT YOUR LIFE PROPERTY CALL B.H. HOE, EXPERIENCED RELIABLE, FOR DESIGNS, SUPPLIES AND INSTALLATIONS OF: AUTOMATIC MANUAL FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS AUTOMATIC FIRE SPRINKLER111 words
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Advertisement92 1974-07-25 14 MARINE INDUSTRIAL FIRE PROTECTION CO2 DRY POWDER BCF SODA ACID FOAM SH HOSE REEL gHB HOSESiADAP- V TOR ETC. FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENTS APPROVED BY F.O.C. M.O.T. U.L. \L U.S.C.G. ||1 g WE ARE ALSO LICENCED TO MAINTAIN II SERVICE ALL i TYPES OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. B.S. ENGINEERING b COMPANY 5184,92 words
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Advertisement200 1974-07-25 15 Protect your records and documents With DIEBOLD INSULATED FILES. Conforms to underwriter's Laboratories, U.S.A. requirements Fire Endurance Tested Tested to American Standard Time and Temperature requirements Proven to protect your papers up to 1 700°F Explosion Hazard Tested Withstands exposure to sudden expansion in pre heated furnance up to 2000°200 words
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Advertisement117 1974-07-25 16 Guthrie Engineering now supply Industrial Safety products from Mullson LEADERS IN THE INDUSTRY Willson safety products have been around as long as industrial safety has been talked about. Because Willson Products Division (ESB Incorporated) of USA Mare the first people to produce industrial safety products. They have been the leaders117 words
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Advertisement128 1974-07-25 17 TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! h 1 n SECURITY ELECTRONIC ALARM SYSTEMS DESIGN MANUFACTURE SUPPLY INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE Wormald Sprinklers and Fire Protection Equipment are manufactured with extreme emphasis for outstanding performance and maximum dependability. Sprinkler Components/Systems Special Hazards Systems Fire Alarms and Detection Systems Fire Doors Mobile Equipment Fire Tenders Marine128 words
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Advertisement89 1974-07-25 17 CS C! ALb Strong and safe as steel, h -"-v mmmo b# W I 1 wmmm W but light and flexible. Polyester webbing slings for a thousand uses. ...for industrial cargo handling: k I*? in .for lashing and cargo control purposes: C 4 TECHNICAL PRODUCTS DIVISION 1. Commonwealth Lane, S'pore89 words
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Advertisement186 1974-07-25 18 CHOP NAI TIN SHIP'S CHANDLER'S HARDWARE SUPPLIERS OF SAFTEY EQUIPMENTS MARINE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS, APPROVED LIFE SAVING JACKETS AND SHACKLES. OFFICE: 4012, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, FOAM MODEL 10 BLOCK 7, SINGAPORE 7. ipodinßr-brea.klnst TEL: *****71, *****04. type YF-10PD. N. C. C. NATIONAL CITY CORPORATION. Block 9, 46, Chai Chee Road, S'pore186 words
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Advertisement54 1974-07-25 19 J LEONG HWEE TRADING CO. (S) PTE. LTD No. IS, Jalan Saudara-Ku. East Coast Road. Singaporals. Tel: *****1 *****6 1 I Offers the most comprehensive renge of safety equipments. 1. Goggles 2. Respirators 3. Masks 4. Helmets 5. Ear-muffler 6. Safety Shoes 7. Safety Belts 8. Spectacles 9. Industrial Safety54 words
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Advertisement113 1974-07-25 20 SECURITY ALARM AND BUILDING SUPERVISORY SYSTEM SPECIALISTS DESIGN MANUFACTURE-SUPPLY INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE Microwave Motion Detectors Infrared Sensors Ultrasonic Silent Sound Systems Strong Room Protection Closed Circuit Television Systems Automatic Bank Surveillance Cameras Hold Up Alarm Systems Electric Lock Latch Systems Uniformed Security Guard Services Card Key Systems DIGITAL CENTRAL CONTROL STATION113 words
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