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Title Section24 1972-07-03 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225,000 Thß National NBwspaper The Straits Times EsU. IMS MONDAY, JULY S, IfTZ M CENTS M.C. (P) No. 377624 words
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Article302 1972-07-03 1 P.M. RAMAN - Missiles guard the sky P.M. RAMAN Local crews are being trained By Singapore, Sunday EICHT Bloodhound missiles, with speeds faster than twice the speed of sound, *re guarding the Singapore sky at every minute of the day and nightSixteen more BWxxlhounds will be commissioned in Ihe next 12 to 24302 words
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Article57 1972-07-03 1 CPA confirms it was a bomb HONG KONO. Sun A Cathay Pacific Airline iCPAI spokesman confirmed today that a bomb had caused one of IU airliners to crash owrr South Vietnam on June 1> AH of the SI pasasngiri and crew perished »h*n the Hong Kong-based airliner crashed in aReuter - 57 words
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Article31 1972-07-03 1 BAGHDAD. Sun Threa people were shot dead In Klrkuk province, northern Iraq this week by a subversion and tnamn»t)"r squad, the Iraqi weakly newspaper AJ-lUsaed. reported today Beater31 words
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Article412 1972-07-03 1 Viet shot dead in hijack bid SAIGON, Sun. A would-be hijacker vowing revenge for the US bombing of North Vietnam tried to divert a Saigonbound Pan-American Airways Boeing 747 to Hanoi today but was subdued and fatally shot after the Jumbo jet landed in Saigon. When the shots rang out.UPI - 412 words
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Article77 1972-07-03 1 LONDON. Sun Oalc and rain lashed the it lone mariners still left in the trans-Atlantic smgtehanoed yacht race and the foul weather forced one of the leaders to give up. officials said today A spokesman for the London Observer newspaper. which Is sponsoring the event,AP - 77 words
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Article67 1972-07-03 1 PARIS. Sun The Danish yacht Lesterla. carrying a crew of 11 Americana. Danes and Dutchmen, sank after colliding on Friday night with a French weather observation ship in the Atlantic Only four men have been saved, naval authorities amid today The Lesterla was one ofUPI - 67 words
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Article, Illustration718 1972-07-03 1 Man shot by police in bar brawl HANOI TURNS ITS BIG GUNS ON HUE SINGAPORE. Sun A detective from Qneenstown station shot and wounded a 24-year-old man outside the railway station bar late tonight. The man. whose Identity was not immediately available, was wider going an emergency operate— at Outran*Reuter; AP; UPI - 718 words
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315 1972-07-03 1 Straits ban: Jakarta seeks KL and S'pore support JAKARTA, Sunda> INDONESIA will ask Singapore and Mala) sia to back its pro|>osal to bun ships ol over '200,000 tons from [Kissing through tin Straits of Mahura for safety KMOM, I Communications Ministry s|>okesnMfl Hid Uxlav. I Malaysia. Singapore and Indonesia will315 words
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Article219 1972-07-03 1 Hopes rise for Simla accord CIMLA, Sun. Indian and Pakistani negotiators today made further proposals to each other aimed at producing a peace agreement btfore th«ir summit conference closes tonight iVtail.x of the latest proposals were made available but both sides maintained th*>v were hopeful despite wide dlfferei.< many subReuter - 219 words
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Article39 1972-07-03 1 SEOUL. Sun At least 13 children have died from burns suffered last night when they poured petrol into a kerosene lamp near Kapyong about IS miW-, 1 56 km i northeast tot Seoul ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article53 1972-07-03 1 STUMBLING BLOCK: KASHMIR SIMLA. Sa». PreaMeat Bhutto. *b» leaves early te■ansi It an an. SaM here tonight he ft!— talking "■■til Uf lul mlnate." Ha alarlssna 1 that Use mm- Jar obstacle to agracaacat at the I n4»- Pakistan* aaauait talks was the twa eoaairlas' ZS-ycer dispute erer Kashmir APAP - 53 words
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Advertisement56 1972-07-03 1 Olivetti system 77, the economical solution to your accounting problems The monthly salary of one clerk can buy you this complete accounting system* '(Under the Olivetti easy payment plan). BBmrfmW^ Olivetti (Singapore) P Olivetti (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. Kuala Lumpur Tel. ***** Penang ***** Ipoh ***** Kuching ***** Sibu ***** B.S56 words
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69 1972-07-03 2 Sir Alec to give aid— and ask for money too I WTA S.: Bntivh Foreign Sir Alec Do««lu-Homr will million aid and s*ek compensation for Bri»sU aelsed the Soekkrno retime. when he makes a day's visit jfi Tuesday. U hotd talus with *v»*r.i n t. i* ji* mainly by rubber69 words
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Article91 1972-07-03 2 EX-MINISTER FACES DRIVING CHARGE LOUXON Sun ForPwMttß MtoteUr Lord Oeonse Brown has b*»n served »ith a summons armrtnt him of drunken driving newspapers sasd yesterday v said the suwvwu was rerved after Lord Browns Jaguar smashed into a wall I .go At the time. Lord Brown satd he turned hisUPI - 91 words
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Article, Illustration253 1972-07-03 2 WASHINGTON. Sunday URLSIDENT Nixon and his top advisers do not expect an early breakthrough at the Paris peace talks, despite Hanoi's agreement to resume negotiations on July 13. Informed sources said that was one reason why Mr. Nixon took an extremely tough stand at lastNYT; UPI - 253 words
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Article54 1972-07-03 2 Up weather satellite No. 5 MOSCOW Sun The Soviet rta» launched another MtcUrtc to obtain weather data rxeaed fir forecast ir. i Taa* said the Mtellite the the lerics tha' liecan in IMI had an orbit »ith a hich point of 577.1 miles a tow MM 56-3 ni MM '.he54 words
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107 1972-07-03 2 Mitchell quits polls post after that threat by Martha WASHINGTON, Sun TT Former Attorney General John Mitchell yesterday resigned as director of President Nixon's re-election campaign apparently bowing to an ultimatum from his controversial wife Martha who said she was leaving him unless he gave up full time politics. MrReuter - 107 words
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Article38 1972-07-03 2 CHIHUAHUA (Uexicoi. Sun Thirteen tanks of gas explode? yesterday at it railroad station in Iciudad Junei.tz 180 miles south of her< First reports aatd 250 people were Injured 60 of them seriously APAP - 38 words
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148 1972-07-03 2 We will stay with Britain, says exPM NEW YORK, Saa. Former Northern Ireland Prime Minister Brian raulkner said here that th* majority of people in Northern Ireland would stand firm under the British flag The people of Ulster are more determined than ever to preserve their place within the United148 words
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Article322 1972-07-03 2 BUENOS AIRES Sun. An Italian bank president waa kidnapped here on Friday night and released after prompt payment of a ransom equivalent to US$2O--000 (M 5560.000). police said yesterday Dr Ermanno Barca. 59--year-old president of the Banco De Napoll here, was snatched by four armedReuter - 322 words
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Article57 1972-07-03 2 PALERMO. Sun Two student* worried by coming examinations have been caujht digging a hole in the floor of a school lavatory with th* help of a friendly bricklayer outside through which they planned to pass their exam papers for friends to writ* for them iViey wereReuter - 57 words
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Advertisement280 1972-07-03 2 Look at mother. since she joined the Hoover Liberation Movement! Before Hoover After Hoover Mother toiled hours on the laundry; Mother runs the house beautifully, but her feet ached at the stove and sink HOOVER does all the work now! Everything cooking, washing, scrubbing. is spick and span in double280 words
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Miscellaneous10 1972-07-03 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby £»y< g\><y 4**yjfr» -&V- tf-4-10 words
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Article, Illustration394 1972-07-03 3 LESS HOSTILE NOW! TOKYO. Sunday. £HINA has hinted that it may consider an improvement in ties with Japan after a new Prime Minister is chosen to succeed Mr. Eisaku Sato. Political observers say this attitude has grown since President Nixon's visit to China394 words
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Article152 1972-07-03 3 DOME. Sun Italian printers went on strike yesterday to protest against the decision of newspaper owners not to employ Journalists on Sundays The printers' action will deprive Italians of newspapers today and tomorrow The dUpute over special Sunday rates of pay about three times normalReuter - 152 words
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Article131 1972-07-03 3 NEW WARNING BY SENATOR McGOVERN NEW YORK, Sunday tENATOR George McGovern warned yesterday that if he Is denied the democratic presidential nomination "by an illegitimate power play" he will run as an independent or support another independent candidate In an interview with Life magazine the Bena"l think I have comeNYT - 131 words
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Article35 1972-07-03 3 MONO KONO Sun Sri lanka Prime Minister Mrs •urunavo BamUranaike arrived in Luta city by special train from Shenvanc yesterday Mrs Bandaranalke Is on a 10-day visit to China Keuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article39 1972-07-03 3 NEW YORK. Sun Angler loslr Duke Chief of Protocol in the Kennedy Administration and former imbaioartor U> El Salvador, was arresud on a chart* ol drunken dnvinc early »s»lci*ay after an accident here, police said I'PI39 words
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Article108 1972-07-03 3 SANTIAGO, Sun. The (oilcan Government is presoiac ahead with a plan to draft [iris a*ed to 21 into a national child care service. Pre»ident Allende said. He Mid last nifht that the Government is •ew working out the details and that the draft would applyReuter - 108 words
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175 1972-07-03 3 Karlsruhe (Germany). Bun. Klaus Schneider, a showman with a toy pistol who earlier released a .shop-girl he had taken hostage after breaking Into a knitwear store on Friday night, yesterday gave himself up to the police. A police spokesman said Schneider. 28.UPI - 175 words
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Article25 1972-07-03 3 TOKYO. Sun A delegs"on or the North Korean •jJPamt People. Assembly left Pyongjrong yesterday (or a rmt to East Oermany and poland APAP - 25 words
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216 1972-07-03 4 PLYMOUTH. Sun 1 Sir Francis Chichester, the ailing 70--year-old British competitor in the singlehanded Trans-Atlan-tic yacht race, was heading nome today with his son and three navy men aboard his ketch Gipsy Moth V. Hit companions boarded ih« battered ketch from a British frigate early yesterday216 words
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103 1972-07-03 4 Leadership crisis in Hanoi, says paper WASHINGTON. Sun. Premier Pham Van Dong 64. of North Vietnam, is thought by some to be critically ill either of a heart aliment or cancer, the Washington Post said yesterday Tne newspaper's diplomatic correspondent. Stanley. Karnow. said Mr Dong'* illness appeartd to have createdReuter - 103 words
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Article38 1972-07-03 4 MADRID Sun— A 26-year-old pretty brown-eyed brunem ha» been appointed Spam's first woman judge Mis& Maria Jover. whose father and brothers are lawyers, will preside over the provincial court at Heusca. near Zaragoza ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article, Illustration254 1972-07-03 4 ATHENS. Sunday MRS Aristotle Onassis has won one more round in her fight against photographers, this time in Greece. A Patras appeals court yesterday sentenced photographer Dimitrios Kouloirls to 70 days' Imprisonment for endangering the security of airplanes A court on Lefkas Island hadUPI - 254 words
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Article179 1972-07-03 4 WASHINGTON, Sunday. PRESIDENT Nixon announced on Saturday the award of contracts worth US$6OO million for the building of 16 advanced-design merchant ships in five American shipyards The contracts Involve i the building of some of the largest van freighters and modern tankers ever ordered179 words
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Article109 1972-07-03 4 Park will quit in 1975 report SEOUL. Sun. A top official of the ruling Democratic Republican Party says President Park Chung Hee will not seek re-elec-tion in 1975. Paik Nam-Ok. chairman of the party's central committee, says that It Is Impossible for President Park to run again under the constitutionAP - 109 words
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255 1972-07-03 4 Manila women protest against 'sex sell' MANILA, Sun. A 1 militant feminist group led by a former International beaut queen picketed tht venue of the MJm Philippines beaut> contest yesterday in protest against "the commercialisation of sex by Imperialist corporations." (■t'liima < r'i< trunrt.i 1%5 winner of the inter national255 words
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183 1972-07-03 4 HELD: MAN WHO ASKED FOR $140,000 AND 'CHUTE PORTLAND. Sun —A man was arrested on a Hughe;. Air West jetliner here on Friday night after a stewardess said he asked for US$5O,OOO and a parachute. The FBI and airline off! clais said the man had no weapon. Held In JailUPI - 183 words
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124 1972-07-03 4 I NEW YORK. Sun. CCIENTISTS have detected a virus that causes a type of diarrhoea which is a major health problem in the U.S. Called the Norwalk Agent after an outbreak among schoolchildren In Norwalk in 1968. the symptoms are abdominal cramp.«. headaches and.124 words
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Advertisement347 1972-07-03 4 4#^ Essaven is a Hit «4 uwibfltatwn rtK»wt at *mk. aVl*- 111 m A r Pmm »nlli»a af h>a»'hMM m fcatmtrHiaWal aanataMa. Ma mm antf Wrtiiia aa- t buriam <•*• Mvwfl *,m^i*m% %%—h May «ata «MBe ana 1 ahmiwat— k* *fp*t»t I*4 ai<a«taliaa -t»m* m Mm r»a*»ii Ik* mmuM MmnrrMHal347 words
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Article, Illustration415 1972-07-03 5 'Money cannot buy love and care for a child' fiIMiAPORK Sun Materialbtk iMi, nts who think that money and what M can buy *ill < nsurr their rhil ■It• n\ |»s\< hologi health 1. .-I bet ter think .iK.iin ThU according to Prof Wong Hock Boon, of the Department of415 words
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Article125 1972-07-03 5 BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN Bun A slow boat from Singapore ha* banished all brown bread from Brunei s bakeries today The local brown bread shortage has hit particularly the diabetic patients here who largely depend ed on it because of Its low starch content Bakers said that125 words
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Article29 1972-07-03 5 SINOAPORI. Sun Th Minuter lor Culture. Mr Jok Yeun Thong will open the Btngapure Art Society portraiture exhibition at the Singapore Conference Hal] at SJO pjn on Thursday29 words
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208 1972-07-03 5 DON'T MAKE PUPILS MEMORISE NOTES, TEACHERS TOLD SINGAPORE, Sunday vice-principal of the Teachers 1 Training College, Dr. (Miss) Lav Wai Har, has urged teachers to discard the habit of making their pupils copy and memorise notes. She said the process was not only time-consuming but also against the principles of208 words
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55 1972-07-03 5 Two police officers at Aussie course SINGAPORE. Bun Two senior Singapore police officers are attending a training course In police administration In South Australia. They arc Ait: Supt Tan Eng Bock and Aact Supt Surjit gtngh Sekhon. who in on i nine- week training course at the Police Training Academy55 words
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Article76 1972-07-03 5 SINOAPORE Sun The Singapore Taek»on-Do Academy will be starting new monnnK and evening rlinn for beginners and colour belt* this week at Its gym In the New World Amusement Park at Serangoon Enrolment may be made at New World gym during training noun In the evening Training a*M<ms76 words
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Article, Illustration229 1972-07-03 5 Food prices up —but not much SINGAPORE. SunPrices ol foodstuffs In Singapore have generally gone up during the past 11 years but there has been no steep Increases. A total of 26 Items covered by a Oovernment survey showed that none had doubled In price during the period. The survey229 words
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175 1972-07-03 5 SINGAPORE. San What can »«u say a boat a dress? t lenty. If you happen to he compere for a fashion show Pat raaght with his hem down yesterday at the "Tropical Bazaar" show was Paul Cheong who erred more than175 words
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Article73 1972-07-03 5 SINGAPORE. Sun Maior road works are on In North Bridge Road between the junction of Stamford Road and Bras Basah Road and alons Paterwm Road Flow of traffic at these stretches of roads Is slow at peak hours ana motorists are urged to73 words
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Advertisement40 1972-07-03 5 NATTERMANN to the safest and healthiest way to slim Tea promotes etiminatton of excess fat and, \J taken regularly, is a safe way to reduction SMsSrWOOIOM< n IS ateo ideal tor unaatisfactory dowpm nams. in<,*ti m m trig MM IKM40 words
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Advertisement48 1972-07-03 5 Only BOAC can fly you to London byVClOi We can offer you five flights. Every week. All by the quiet VCIO. Nobody else takes you to London quite so quietly. Ask your travel agent. We U take good care of you. B/St 14 BOAC WITH MSA AND QANTAS48 words
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Miscellaneous31 1972-07-03 5 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl /l WONPC* IF ayVLVCSTI K'S I'U.sWA i V aVTILL MAP AT MS Ft* ys^ PENCIL PROM < X-CAUJN him A NO-GOOD. HIM... THAT rf y*-*~S OU6HTA *V31 words
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Advertisement126 1972-07-03 6 We don't rest on our laurels, we've won the biggest race of all. It takes a vary superior oil to pass. They call it the "A.P.I. Service SE" test.* You'd be right if you thought that all the top oils hare were out to win the race for "SE" approval.126 words
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305 1972-07-03 7 Reds are now eating elephant meat Pinpoints their acute food problem' IPOH. Sunday fill-. Harassed kind rotiumi•iisi terrorists in tlu <>|H-i.ition Scti;i area an. feeding <>n elephant meal Security forces recently came across the remains of an elephant with much ts meat cut out Nearby were open fire places indicating305 words
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Article40 1972-07-03 7 BINOAPORE. Suii The winning numbers In today s Toto draw No 52 71 were 45 35 31 42 and 3 Th« additional number was 11 In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 1. 17 and 4740 words
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153 1972-07-03 7 PREPARING YOUTH FOR FUTURE IN TECHNOLOGY SINGAPORE Sunday SINGAPORES eduiatlon system must pre Dare the younßer Keneration for a future In which science and technology will be Increasingly Important, the MP for Ulu Pandan. Dr. Chiang Hai Ding, said yesterday Hf was tptakln« at the opening of the Dunrarn secondary153 words
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Article66 1972-07-03 7 SINGAPORE Sun— Mr PY Hwanc has been appointed director of the ■oonowtc Deve krjnwnt Board Other appotntawnU of the Board are The chairman of Jmwat Town Corporation. Mr Woon Wah Slang i deputy chairman*, and Mr HR Hochstadt deputy secretary, finance i And Messrs Whang66 words
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Article, Illustration285 1972-07-03 7 Schoolboy who out-talked even the girls... SINGAPORE. San— Than Hong Ewwfc. If. f g|g. las) Bff sain i Itk^ maa always fownsi talklnc a fascinating hobby. And it paid off He oattalked in Mandarin even the girls at the Katonc District oratorical contest and convinced the jadges that he was285 words
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65 1972-07-03 7 $10,000 lost in timber yard blaze SINGAPORE. Sun. A fire which broke out at the Seng Lee Timber Co in Gent ing Lane, off MacPherson Road, early this morning, destroyed planks worth more than $10,000 Two fire engines from the nearby Berangoon station put out the blaie in an hour65 words
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114 1972-07-03 7 SPOT SPOT BECOMES CAPTAIN'S CABIN Sun. The Singapore Hilton's new cocktail lounge, the Captain's Cabin, opened last night. It la on the second floor of the hotel, previously occupied by the Spot Spot discotheque The night club was converted to a cocktail lounge, because of "changing moods in current business114 words
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173 1972-07-03 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Printing Employees Union held its first biennial general meeting at the Singapore Chamber of Commerce in High Street today The union secretary. Mr Louis Nathan, said the meeting was held to get the members' aonroval to present the'r new173 words
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Advertisement267 1972-07-03 7 T^S International t»Bßa%i»# Training Centre THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE SECRETARIAL A LANGUAGE TRAININ6 IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA The I.T.C. Private Secretary's Certificate has long been recognised as Singapore's leading qualification for Private Secretaries. I.T.C. provides a one year full-time course of professional training leading to the I.T.C. examination as well as the267 words
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Miscellaneous244 1972-07-03 7 Straits Times Crossword BBBBa~~BBB~~IaBBf BBBBBTTasa^ ACEOM tUM rant T What story I 1 SSoiTSr-" 1 1 0 0011 Wd at for-p uoop k»d--t. HsbsiiiHi BBS. Is rebuilt by Jotata* »^wjd rising ((IK Ntvy (7) OwtUngs from s nervous 9 Msa content to be s Tin*- uiSßihsrt < AOK grower T244 words
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266 1972-07-03 9 CINOAPORE. Bun Thf Minuter of Education. Mr Urn Kirn Ban. announced yesterday the Ooternment s decision to extend medical beneflu to families of government aided school staff Aided school atari have been enjoying the benefit* »ince September I*7o The lntroductioc of266 words
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272 1972-07-03 9 EIGHT Singapore Armed Forces officers have been awarded SAF scholarships for one-year nongraduating courses at the University of Singapore They are: Maj John Ong. Maj Simon Koh. Maj Toh Chee Klong. Maj Robert Wee. Capt MC Pillay. Capt. Ling Kwang Woon. Lt Ec272 words
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Article758 1972-07-03 9 GINGAPORE, Sun. Tlk- Minisltt fa DtltlKT. Dl <M)h Keiif. s oft ui.it i .1 twin i morn today thr inauguration of the S i iif(;i pore Armed ists \s sociation and open ing of its first (lubhouse. The ceremony marked a new era for the Singapore758 words
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147 1972-07-03 9 SINGAPORE. San. Burglars broke into an import export firm. Jesal Brothers, in High Street yesterday and escaprd with cash and ge«^ worth abo t Stolen were SJ.tN in eaak. J7« watches, several sarees and Japanese radios, together worth abovt 522.» M The owner.147 words
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Article22 1972-07-03 9 PINANO. Sun The Department of Manne has established fisheries lights at Scorpion Point on the west coast of We>t Malaysia22 words
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Miscellaneous166 1972-07-03 9 Iw ra m\ |i Mm «c* M ■W <^ J^x ssi m J£> O»p By I'.r. Mmmtltm IDW YOU VK V <^ r TM«r LOUSY NO MB* SJLAMSiL£SC.MR| I THSX TUKt »<AMS TH>gY KXACTLY, C= I THS 2AM YSJS.MtS A SXUD TAAMAK HAP OOP' TMaT ZAM OUY TAAMAK COULD I166 words
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256 1972-07-03 10 DAP to hold talks to restore discipline SEREMBAN. Sunday THK DAP is to hold a sptu i.«l delegates congress soon to get its endorsement to the June 18 decision by its central executive committee to restore discipline in the p:uty. The party's secretarygeneral. Mr Urn Kit Slang, told a special256 words
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139 1972-07-03 10 Two motorcyclists and boy killed in road accidents SINGAPORE. Sun T w e motorcyclists and a atz-year-old pedestrian were killed in separate accidents daring the past 24 hoars. Taee Ka Chuen. 18. of Jalan Kuda. off Jalan Lunov died instantly when his motorcycle collided into the rear of a bus139 words
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111 1972-07-03 10 SINGAPORE. Sun— Four schools emerged winners in the first round of the inter-school debate for the Olcomendy Shield yesterday. They were Bt. Joseph's Institution. Katong Convent. Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus and St. Theresa's Convent. Yesterday's topic for the debate, organised111 words
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Article141 1972-07-03 11 I REFER to your article on the Silent world of the Wangs' (ST., June 23). and In particular to your reference to the Singapore School for the Deaf as the School for the Deaf and Dumb The children In the school may be deaf but they are not dumb. It141 words
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Letter148 1972-07-03 11 PROF Wu Teh-yao would appear to have allowed his wishful thinking to get the better of him If accordIng to your report (Sunday Times. June 18) he said At the seminar on modernisation In Singapore that In Singapore the consent of the governed was emerging as a basis for a148 words
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Letter165 1972-07-03 11 ON behalf of the residents around the fifth milestone, Holland Road, may I ask the authorities concerned to remove the "green arrow" at the traffic lights Junction outside the Holland Road police station, which allows a continuous stream of traffic from Jurong and the surroundings down Holland Road? Residents find165 words
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Letter55 1972-07-03 11 rwas more than a year ago that the trees along Jalan Jarek and Redop were pruned because they were obstructing pedestrians and Interfering with overhead street lights. Today the trees need pruning again, and I hope the authorities will make a regular Job of It Instead of having to be55 words
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416 1972-07-03 11 The haze that stubbornly lingers... Pollution and the city skyline THi suggest,,,,. June 27) urging Uu ilr.-lu. tion of t!« biry< It inlo the •trerU of Singxi|M>i< much thought jn.l consult' i ition Hf hu backed up hi* smcce* UOB With th« •■y mmm he offered in Uvow of the416 words
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157 1972-07-03 11 /V* the night of Monday, vF June 18. I was accosted and robbed of certain valuables by two men. This happened near the Junction of Haig and Beraya Roads These men were armed. A brief fight between the robbers and I followed immediately157 words
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127 1972-07-03 11 I REFER to the letter by •RCM" (B.T. June 14 on coffee-shoM and modern sanitation Eating establishments Including coffee shops* In Singapore are regularly checked to ensure that the premises are kept In a clean and sanitary condition. Inspection of water closet and urinal are127 words
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Advertisement129 1972-07-03 11 The trip you woidd want to recommend S |>onam day-. *x»«3 »uiiy 2 —mowiwa pooH Co«1« ihaa 4 «n*c» Bar FmOwCuwn* O«»ct o« many hart Hyt mtm H>hm m* wtyo—iw Fabulout N^ht Club S B*xl EratMwt puWic m*m factktm •on* no- m%nUMLNO«iCOSMi<m)UBV SPACE TRAVEL CENTRE B The Orchard 290 Orchard129 words
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Article320 1972-07-03 12 Malaysia s road safety campaign begins today The virtue of these campaigns Is that while they last they reduce accidents They impos* discipline The standard of driving improves marvellously The chance of being pulled up for an offence is increased three or four times over and even320 words
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Article199 1972-07-03 12 Navigational problems and the danger of oil pollution are the main subjects for the talks on the Straits of Malacca which open in Jakarta tomorrow Malaysia and Indonesia are in complete agreement on the status of the Straits, which are claimed as territorial waters, and Singapore199 words
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Article414 1972-07-03 12 V r %RL V four years of comparative Iran Suitit > under Prr»idrnt afarl jldrr* h*vr left rnnurlan* »«rpri»ed by Ihr suddrn renewal of political violence that threatens to tarn the litnpaiin for the 1973 prr>identul election into another »fl* chapter in the conntry's bloodstained history.OFNS - 414 words
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781 1972-07-03 12 MAXWELL HARVEY - MAXWELL HARVEY by -TOKYO, Sun. AS the various faction's of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party prepare to elect a new Prime Minister on July 5, I am reminded of an interview I had with a high Japanese official in 1967. "Japan's future role inOFNS - 781 words
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Article, Illustration1113 1972-07-03 12 HUGH HEBERT - The man of war weighs in HUGH HEBERT by LONDON. Sunday Hugh Hebert on Herman Kahn the man who altered America's ft-wmr thinking for th* better but who now takes a more LVtraU pan* he world's dilemmas Kahn is the man of nar frequently reviled at being callous and often1,113 words
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Advertisement8 1972-07-03 12 y< AMBITIONS DNSOUDROCK >/ f [6m>— O».nai»»^C»|fctM «M«aaaa»*a«a»SiSti.oa*oOO m8 words
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Advertisement29 1972-07-03 12 IK \>l V ASIA MOTORS Singapor*. Kuala Lumpur. Patalmg Jays. P.nang. Malacca. Kuantan. Alor Star. Sagamat. Tampoi. Batu Pehat. Kota tinabalu. Kuching Daaiart throughout Malays,. and i, vn «i29 words
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Article1252 1972-07-03 13 ANTHONY HARRIS - How the pound perished ANTHONY HARRIS By FLOATING^ It r would be more honest to call It sinking The City last month fully endorsed the irrational" judgment of the currency markets; the shares of companies with big exporting or overseas Interests rose sharply, on the assumption that they would make1,252 words
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Article, Illustration1117 1972-07-03 13 SOH TIANG KENG - SOH TIANG KENG PART TWO of a three instalment aeries i By gOITH Korea plans to join the ranks of the semi(U'veloped nations with the launching of the Third FiveYear Plan this year. Modernisation and prosperity are the twin goals of this1,117 words
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Article138 1972-07-03 13 CROESUS - CROESUS By Of pipes and values DOUBTLESS I'm biased Just can't understand why proplr spend silk "fortunes" on pipes But Dunhill obviously understands full well the desires of piprsmokro Read somewhere that it has come out with a new range beautiful, magnificent, superb with equally superlative price Ufa.138 words
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Advertisement240 1972-07-03 13 Imesl now in c SINGAPORE SECURITY FUND and receive your dividend cheque on Isth September, 1972. This is your opportunity to have an interest in over twentyfive major companies lis'ed on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore and make yuur money grow. Singapore Security Fund was launched on 31st240 words
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Advertisement82 1972-07-03 13 Chase offers a complete range of banking services... ••52^"^ 7 Drive -in banking Deposits and withdrawals "a^»^ fcjjft^f/ifl B^BhK For deposits after banking hours I jl'^fl |L Now no more worries about > V-^ where to keep the day's takings. [^%X=z-r^A Drop your deposit in the QD Box. ™^A W82 words
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Article, Illustration1400 1972-07-03 14 PRELIMINARY RESULTS Pre Us Earnincs l»i idmd Company YcarU profit Allied Chocolate Dec 71 $1,268 is7osi 13 0 (7 2> 42TE <104TE> Ben Si Co Feb 72 $1,534 '$308) 25 4 (5 1) 7 5 <5> Berlaya Kawat Dec 71 $«49t 88t Nil Carlsberg Brewery Dec.7l $l^«4t ($l.l»0»X1,400 words
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262 1972-07-03 14 Mixed company results during June rpHE Straits Times In 1 dustrial Ordinary share index ended the month of June at 239 05 just under three points higher than the begin nlng Throughout the month it was remarkably steady moving within a five point range the lop 239 94 and bottom262 words
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Article85 1972-07-03 14 PEOPLE IN BUSINESS Sir John Saundrrs. who retired as chairman of Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation HKSBd on March 31 this year, has been appointed chairman of International Commercial Bank (ICBL.. Ixmdon ICBL also announced that Mr. (if Stub' merly HKSBC manager for Europe, has Joined the board as a85 words
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Article121 1972-07-03 14 Hume sets up new subsidiary UUM£ Industries (Par EaM 11 has established a subsidiary company io carry out the majority of its manufacturing and trading operations In Singapore Chairman John 8 Klrkham told an Extraordinary Oei.erml Meeting of shareholi Saturday, who foimally agreed to the transfei. that us cated to121 words
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Article105 1972-07-03 14 TTNIT MMm la the (on mere* h4 Indastry r»«a, manage* kj llmnw i- nit ThmU. rwdrrt thHr 17Ui aU trtbaUoa of Innai um»i Ing to 12.82 grow per IN uiiU held The dtstribadaa, auUr teat Fritter. w»* lor the m* ■»B«hi «^I»C M»y Is. The BUMpr of105 words
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Advertisement557 1972-07-03 14 sift i -Pi -^H l^^k^^^la J^JM s^sV i a a^ LW A Js^Lm TT_T .^sffcs*^ PvH 1 .^LUm A full range of ntn bearings are now stocked in Singapore NTN offers the widest range of bearings you can get here. w£m* They are the first and only bearing company M*QrV557 words
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Article1257 1972-07-03 15 Vlf?" Ta»as pualimn wmUt •ftaMsaaaMaf MMaaPflaal flat aMaVaTaaaat BBBafaaraa* tVaBBBBaaI tha at a^KaVaaaa* faf i usaii in i Ta» f-sra Ma*. a***., •>• mm. h* xtm ~at aw~—»V «M Uaraswar «ntk sakasjaassl fciiaml y tetat and net sarsaassi laaaa. SOTI (Mac prtrc nnm the prtrc at which1,257 words
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Article755 1972-07-03 15 rl liaiiilag Is a Mat af revtsad <aa«sllaaa fat v r wee* v Friday Jaae M far ewaater* not iskrhaded ta the aawve aaaJvsia. Price smmmrmu baaad aa a ismpartaaa af last sales aa laae U sad Jaae M ihswa ba brackets II I IN 12 00755 words
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Article136 1972-07-03 15 The following company meetings are due: Malayan Container* Bhd July t, 1130 am. Bangunan UIDF, 117 Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur Sowtk Malaysia laavstrles Bha.: July 9. 330 p m Johore Bahru Rest House. Jalan Sungti Chat. Johore Bahru Ceatrml Securities (HaMtags) Bhd. July 15. 930 am No 54.136 words
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Article281 1972-07-03 15 NEW YORK Frl— The market revaraad a six -day tmt Em iaaaal «M aptnovei strength from yesterday s late rally accounted for part or the rise, while Investors also appeared to Interpret favouraaty President Nixon s annowncasatnt dailm a televised press umsJsjhiii last night that the US and281 words
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Article93 1972-07-03 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN! Friday M.M Thursday MM Week ago MM Friday Mt.M Thursday »0»M Week ago Ml 74 Friday 7M 54 Thursday »J.«O Week ago 79% 07 INDtITKIAU Friday 4M Thursday 47».l Week ago SM.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDI'STaUALS Friday tM.»» Thursday NMI Weak ago —Caw LONDON DOLLAB rRKMII93 words
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Article59 1972-07-03 15 t TkM: t raktan: Jw M jur t? Jnr tt Jot «t t».M l»X UUI SSAJt t4.«t MJ7 M.»l t*.U IMJI «».5J UIJS "««i ll».tl HIM Ut.ll 11» 44 taut in 11 i«i4 U3.4S Dm. M. ltM 1M 1 Dm. SI. IMS s IM t Dm. t».59 words
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Article31 1972-07-03 15 >Un« 26 27 28 39. 30 'uly 1. 92 25 cts 92 25cU 93.50 cU 92 25 cts 93.75 cU. $625 00 $622 00 $***** •***** $622 00 *****031 words
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Article116 1972-07-03 15 re lollowlnc list of atarka gives the tern asast health in Uat week. The Hat gives the tarnover la thaaasaas af malts, aIsSBBT srim on FrMav and hich anal law far 1971 and 1972. Ta lalayan Banking air Lady Faiihioi j. ity Developments fvelopmenU Bank of 8116 words
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Article44 1972-07-03 15 Bern C* KtkftrM iKlang, I Frurr A >>•»» MrUI B«i StraMs Ttaet UTTTIU payMmt TT t Date Total far pajaMr the jrcar Sept. IS 7J<*, July t* 3', t »»^TF M«* July II Aa«. 3 J', Ta* free Inlrrim T«Ulf«r artrt— year •"r44 words
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Article143 1972-07-03 15 COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS ALEXANDRA Brickworks Is holding an BOM on July 26 to consider winding up the company's brick and tll#» factories within three nonths of the signing >f the sales agreement with the Port of Singapore Authority for the disposal of the Brickworks' land at Paslr Panjang Alexandra Road. The143 words
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Article393 1972-07-03 15 LONDON: Currency uncertalnttei and fears of tighter credit caused sharp falls last week and th- Financial Tlmet Industrial Ordinary ahare Index closed 26 1 point* down at OO.C. Leaders led the way lower with ICI off 12p, Unilerer 2«O. Courtaulda lOp, EMI lOp. Ouest Keen 20p and393 words
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Article182 1972-07-03 15 ILfONETARY uncertainties kill--11 ed all -.ncentlve to deal In the Singapore produce market last week. The few deals reported In pepper and copra were transacted between Sinirapore traders and mainly In physicals for shipment to foreign markets against previous commitments. Fresh trading with the European and London markets182 words
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Article147 1972-07-03 15 < HINIII Prvtum, IhHmk IMiiK'i ariaaa par atmi m> taturaar. CimM Oil bulk $M Milan. drum |M »»ll»r». Caara: Mixrd (too**) UK Cent. 121 buy are. Ptptw. Muntok ASTA white f.o.b. 100% NLW |1 12 1 aallara, Sarawak whlta f.o.b. o*'* NLW fITSi aallara. Sarawak ap«clal black f.a.b. M%147 words
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Article, Illustration448 1972-07-03 15 NET PROMT TO-DATE FROM Si'le of Investments 31.***** Leas Loas On Sale of Investments •< 77t40> Bank Interests Received 1 2M 24 Leu Bank Overdraft Charge* < 125 00' Dividends Received 2 252 50 Dividend Receivable 36 00 Capital Return Due From 8. Steamship $500 00 THI448 words
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396 1972-07-03 16 Pacific Milk recovers but not up to 1968 peak |>\< IH< Milk Industries h.»s achieved prey luohK ot 1 ">K 1 'i4.") lex share issur <\|»«n*r») against |Kt,46(] ilnloic jui ii t\|Knstsi prc\ louslv. In the hist h. ill pi i kai i»rolits rose from $.">74.<>00 id HVUt (NNI i396 words
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Article362 1972-07-03 16 YEWS of the British pound float made for cautious trading for the greater part •f last week on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. By and large, operators were just taking no chances as this latest in a series of monetary crises tended to compound fears that362 words
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Article52 1972-07-03 16 T4IE >rrki total delayed 1 iru.urtlan In the traAlnc raaaaa af the Stack Earhanc {•■•wad by the perceaUfe in Jim* M 4*5.000 < 14.11% l 27 362 000 <IOSI<~, M S3lOOO i 1100 39 353.000 I t SO 246.000 tM«> The week's total was 1 6»S 000 average52 words
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Article56 1972-07-03 16 frttfar Tlmr— y UM WM twin S4 U MM ■wirut MM S5 M ■wrtm u4S u.oi Zvrtcft Uadu MM* Uack. at.OM Part* M MM part (1) MM M.M S S Spar* i2> UT.M IMN (1) l*wp«rt prtct la aaa-atarUa* ana M I'.S aollar per attar* il) UacaJ *f«)*t*56 words
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Article35 1972-07-03 16 U>n<toe ropp*r prim an rrrtajr iptiwu ib armck«u>. wirrtar Mat buy«r 1 410.50 1(414 Ml wlkr (***** ,1415 501 TWm BMBtIM bnjr#rs (430.00 i(42SOOi arllm I4M.M <f«SS.M>. ■Urkat MM: Pint. Sato* 2.M0 MM.35 words
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Article46 1972-07-03 16 rx>« Ib* week em*** r *»y Jmlj 1. the i»»n call rales rwwtod fraa Bk»rt DefMtto |M> B«rha4 wm as J9w •ANK Ft SD» t pm f* I* >S an ML <.ENCKAL nKM: S par IITt MMM. Smm the Wf «»Jns of46 words
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Article32 1972-07-03 16 la I Mini an PrMay im •U prwM af kUlayu ci f UK N Ear parts Ml Mk. MtrltM p*r Ims Ma AM. Dat «<•«•« it fKl«: Milan (l'Kf«T Milan fSWI«>.32 words
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Advertisement225 1972-07-03 15 be practical, use T«.«m«caniqu»| for easier TESTING and MAINTENANCE Testing points: shorting and simulation with plug- 9 f\ s-+ in leads. Mechanical visual Q Q indication Or test Sbssßß*aaa»»aaaaaal light: immediate fw *\^T^^^ information regarding CD operation of fault < 9 e j 1 Superimposed diagrams mm^ r a^>a»aa*Bßaa» or225 words
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Advertisement506 1972-07-03 16 THE DEVELOPMENT BANK Of SINGAPORE LIMITED Voconoes for ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS AND QUANTITY SURVEYORS The Development Bonk of Singopore Limited is currently involved in the implementotion of vonous multi-million dollar development protects These projects will provide good opportunities for both experienced Engineers, Architects and Quantity Surveyors os well os fresh University506 words
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Advertisement574 1972-07-03 16 HOTEL CONTROLLER HOLIDAY INN (PISWr INTERNATIONAL SEEKING A P l QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT TO WffSS CONTROL ALL ASPECTS OF THE COMPANY'S FINANCIAL JUL ACTIVITIES FOR THE SINGAPORE HOLIDAY INN HOTEL. The successful candidate will be between 28-40 years of age with rood educational background and administrative ability. Must have excellent command574 words
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Advertisement794 1972-07-03 16 PermohoncnS «d«-l«h di-peU«a darip^ta W»rg»ne«mr* MalajraM to* jmlNi W rvumm. 1 P*ca»>i Kerani Tinckatan 111 TeUp dv b»rn«ch*«> ftogfa <*)! UM x 15-JS* SekftUn Kj»wfc»*Wi J7I x soo Umor Tutak melebehl 25 tahun Keiayakan SnU Pelajaran Malaysia atau yanf seCra! ijgl nya dengan wiadapat kepujiMi dalam Sanaa* Mala>sia dl-peren«kat ;*-perek*aan794 words
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237 1972-07-03 17 High Court judgment gives rise to legal dispute (SINGAPORE. Bun O A Hl«h Court JudftMßt (or $29,181 plus f 1.212 interest obtained in default of defenc» by Borneo Timber (Pte) Ltd of Robinson Road has Kiven rise to a legal dispute to be heard later this month. The judement U237 words
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Article41 1972-07-03 17 SINGAPORE. Sun Jamil km Jurwdt 17. of Upper Buklt THMh aoad. nßjpiFrt and died at tho AUPK field In Sarangoon aoad UMs morning Pobce who ruled out foul play. ss*i ke waa having athieuea training at the time41 words
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Article54 1972-07-03 17 KNOAPORE Bun TIM Permanent Secretary iHom Affair* i Mr Tay atom Huih hM been appointed chairman of the Commercial and Industrial Security Corporation foi three rears Otter wnnbtn alao appointed for three rears, are Mmmcs Tan Cbok Ktan Tan Tec* Khlan Tan Chew Kirn. Hwang 80054 words
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Article, Illustration108 1972-07-03 17 SINGAPORE. San. Cowboys bit the d«st today as far as these youngster* were concerned. After they had studied all aspects of this jerp- mounted gun. at 1 Singapore Infantry Regiment headquarters In Guillemard C'annri this afternoon, the boys only talked of how the gut could out-shoot, out-run and108 words
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563 1972-07-03 17 EVELYN NG - EVELYN NG TOH: HEAVILY SUBSIDISED rL*L SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Science and Tet li nolo^y. Dr. Toh (!hin One, said today that it was not possible to reduce rentals of Housing Hoard flats because the flats win already heavily suh sidised563 words
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300 1972-07-03 17 Bigger flats to cost Board $400 mil more SINGAPORE, Sun. The need to build bigger and better Housing Board flats has forced the Government to increase the HUB budget for its current five-year plan from $6vO million to Sl.Stt million. Rising costs is said to be another reason. A HDB300 words
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Advertisement216 1972-07-03 17 /IT \a DON'T ACCEPT ANY OFFER... UNLESS YOU KNOW THE PEOPLE... AND WE ARE THE PEOPLE. *l OFFER THE FOLLOWING SHWU f > Clearing and forwarding storage and distribution cargo to and from ail Transit Bond facilities parti of the world Warehousing facilities Fast air cargo service Faat Indos*slan trade216 words
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Miscellaneous850 1972-07-03 17 On your TV and Radio IN W: Opening and Where the I Doctor in the Valley j N m Programme Summary Campaign H««rt li 7JI Concert Time Featuring Metro iti Bintlflg |.|4 Programme Summary 111 For the Family (Tamil) *■•*""<»* Society jjj Top Cat-The Late Top Cat 1.17 Arena Sukan850 words
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Article73 1972-07-03 18 TO ENGLAND WITH LOVE yHodder $2 50i A widely acclaimed book by David Frost and Antony Jay, two of the moat notable British television personalities Extremely readable and written with pungent wit. It takes a refreshing look and fun at some revered British Institutions' like Parliament and73 words
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Article, Illustration774 1972-07-03 18 MICHAEL FOOT - Macmillan —the grandeur in his vision MICHAEL FOOT By POINTING THE WAY. By Harold Macmillan iMacMillan £4 50i BEHIND the slightly faded Edwardian mask, we were assured, was concealed one of the subtlest and most imaginative political brains 01 the century. In private, the old poseur could always put aside774 words
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Article409 1972-07-03 18 PETER GROSVENOR - PETER GROSVENOR By THE HAPPY YEARS. 1944-48. By Cecil Beaton (Weidenfeld £2.25 >; SUNSHINE AND SHADOW. By Cecil Roberti (H odder £4.25). CECIL Beaton's world Is a wacky one. His work as an official photographer took him to wartime Paris in 1944 where he409 words
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Article328 1972-07-03 18 MARY KCNNY - The Irish way of tragedy MARY KCNNY By A HISTORY OF THE IRISH WORK INQ CLASS by P Berresford EUkt <Qollancz £3 50 VOTHIN<; that K A happening at this moment in Ireland la new. Most of the parts in the bloodstained scenario of Irish history have been played out328 words
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Article51 1972-07-03 22 aaa by Laawss KMeh tiasny t*u*as« aaa i nan B>aa«y as* saassst waa 23 yaars waiitil^ t t f9B r asssfas m Storape La pasmalTi IT> .a par* 1 ST«a«*U. as-psa AT Tk* Tkai ssaam !■> 1 SaaaSa (irahard Raw* Bsasa pas* Tn BsMS Thai Sim cattaa aad ■kasw51 words
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Obituary37 1972-07-03 22 JIN *»M 27A Ullsl nlil aa«jaaa*a 19 passed sany haurs af Sad >a*y tm Muvtas bsasad hkj wSf*. awmtat Cttt%9^t BsMTßafafl PBaMaaWT^aVM si I 3a pm aa Twseday Oth Jury i»72 far Ckaa Chu Kaas Oaanlin37 words
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Article38 1972-07-03 22 TSSB FAMILY •*> tk* Lat* Mr Oak friaaSi aad Aaianathms tar their >kMU a*di ruaeral atteadaacas dunag siiiiiaTi sjtimmmt" > pab«mts t *»kt_amatar Bamish tkaak do tors aausaSsa 1 Bsasaparv N*k*Pvaa f r iteat* ■ar wreathe sasistaae* aad CseidaBJBBI38 words
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Obituary29 1972-07-03 22 •N HOI KAM called horn* l'« The paaslag rears will aat M via Loviao memory *r Fi*r Mtus this day years aa* Vtry cSiildrta aad graad rhikSrsa.29 words
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Obituary31 1972-07-03 22 MBF MISSION WEEK TONIGHT, T3O P m Tksaas Tk* BtDMal Baais Of Mie*«Ml Bxvaker Rev. E N Poul •aa Fea'anam Mary Taa The Oraas v**we St Andrew s Catksdaal31 words
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Obituary, Illustration33 1972-07-03 23 I Mr. V. Peters. (1. formerly I of r.S.A Keppet Shipyard! passed away peacefully on I 1-7-72. Cortege leaves 41, Jalan Tanjong at S.M Pm. 1.7.72 for thus Ch« Kang Protestant Cemetery.33 words
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Obituary, Illustration26 1972-07-03 23 In rvrrlovinr memory ol LTA Anthony Un Pang Yong Departed: 3.7.1971 Aged M jrrs. Always remembered by your wife Pearl, daughter Adele, parents, brother A sisters.26 words
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Article, Illustration45 1972-07-03 25 MOHAMMAD ILLYAS (left) throws himself at the tape tj pip One Yoke Phee (rijjht) in the men's "A" 100 m final at the Civil Service athletic meet at Farrer Park yesterday In the centre is Loh Chan Pew45 words
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233 1972-07-03 25 Singapore meet Johore in opening tie KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Malaya Cup rugby competition will kick off with two South zone matches on Aug. 12 Johore at home to Singapore at Johore Bahru, and Police meeting Negri Sembllan here. MRU today announced its revised fixtures for this year. The Cup233 words
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146 1972-07-03 25 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun An unbeaten 120 by Harcharan Singh steered Selangor Club to a sevenwicket win over Singapore Cricket Club ln their annual cricket match at the padang here today. Harcharan punished the SCC attack during his 160 minutes at the wicket and his146 words
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Article82 1972-07-03 25 MALACCA. Sun Singapore completed an 8-1 win over Malacca In their Poong Baong Cup South sone tie here tonight Results Ong Ttong Khiam bt Lee Kwang Lock 15-6 li-9 Yeo Ah Seng bt DJabtxtr 15-5 15-1. Ng Chor Y«u bt Ng Chek Liang 15-3 15-882 words
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Article, Illustration903 1972-07-03 25 TAI JONG IS ADJUDGED BEST WOMAN PERFORMER FOR HER 400-m EFFORT JHE POWERFUL Mohammad Illyas yesterday triumphed over new star Ong Yoke Phee in the sprints to snatch the men's Best Performance Trophy at the first Civil Services' athletic meet at Farrer Park. Illyas, 22, won the trophy for his903 words
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315 1972-07-03 25 T ONDON Sun Alexander Tlmoshinin led the Soviet Union to an impressive triple victory when he won the diamond sculls event in the Henley Royal Rowing Regatta on the River Thames here yesterday Timoshlnin. a member of the WMF Moscow Club, clocked315 words
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Article, Illustration391 1972-07-03 26 PERCY SENEVIRATNE - PERCY SENEVIRATNE By THE Malaysia v Singapore cricket Test bubbled with some excitement before It petered out into a draw at the padang yesterday the highlight being a finely chiselled 68 by Malaysia's Ranjit Singh i Final scores Singapore JIC--S dec aid391 words
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Article190 1972-07-03 26 MALAYSIA Ist Inn. 2 IS SINGAPORE 2nd Inn* Jeremiah b Choo Beng 14 M>iu)ia b Marunuthu 42 Schmtri run out 23 Jera run out I sacaraa c Kirn Kung b Christ* Bamartaaataa c Kirn Kung b Smith M da Silva c Zalnon b Smith 1 Tunisian b Smith 10190 words
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Article21 1972-07-03 26 TOKYO. Sun Japan Junior All-Stars beat Hong Kong s South China 4-2 in their «.mcct match at Shlmuu today21 words
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Article, Illustration467 1972-07-03 26 Report: JOE DORAI Pix: TAN WEE HUM p.XKRKK PARK and Pa.sir Panjang, as expected, last ni>fht qualified for the Inter constituency soccer tournament final for Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's Trophy by winning their respective semi-finals at Jalan Besar siadium. Farrer Park beat Changi 2-0.467 words
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Article, Illustration298 1972-07-03 26 Othman Omar hints i of pro soccer INCHE Othman Omar, executive secretary of National Sports Promotion Board, hinted last night that semi professional or fven professional soccer may he introduced In Singapore soon in the bid to get a better standard. He said that NSPB the caretakers of Singapore soccer,298 words
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Article126 1972-07-03 26 Aussies well placed v Somerset ONDON. Sun The Aus- tralian cricketers had scored 117 for lour in reply to Somersets first innings 169 Mallet t 5-58 1 when rain brought the players in for early tea on the second day of their three-day match at Bath today Tea scores in126 words
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Article138 1972-07-03 26 SEKARAN WINS BIG WALK S. V. BEKABAN of District 3. walked away with the Vigilante Corps annual Big Walk title yesterday, covering the 81? miles from Queensway to Jalan Kolam Ayer In one hour 21mlns 22 fees Sekaran. runner-up In last year's walk, and defending champion Tan Kok Seng tussled138 words
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669 1972-07-03 26 Dibley has best serve among qua rterfina Us ts LONDON Sun. Australians Evonne Goolagong, the reigning women's champion, and Colin Dibley, a former Sydney customs 1m m 1 gratlon officer, provjded Wimbledon's memorable moments yesterday when the 1972 tennis championships reached the halfway stage. Miss Goolagong, 20. bounced back from669 words
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Advertisement787 1972-07-03 25 H_l ____EM__i ______k_____i .i^——— I s^s^^^iH am I? 1 __T?- /*«i>i 1 ~~~~~~~~a~B OTaf rvt. »."y.*i**t sL ——^^^^i« ii *^Si^^ MY \/•A. ____|^_____H ___________k_* > %^__^^^^9 ___i BBank Bumiputra I brings banking services to Kampong Bahru. ■_r D Kuala Lumpur. Today, Bank Bumiputra and facilities right where opens its first787 words
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Advertisement55 1972-07-03 26 1 1 KB tmmmJl 1 fT O O carpets to be cleared definitely within 6 weeks. *j COME AND PICK YCXJR CHOICE NOW BEFORE 1 IT !S TOO LATE. 1 IV^TBi CARPETS i IQm furnishings I I djnjsjßJßj gf TNi u«iIiO*UMCIiSPTC LTOI 37 TANGLIW ROAD. SPORE 10 TEL *****4^[j gTTTGANCt55 words
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Miscellaneous54 1972-07-03 26 MMdl TAB Dl* 1 Onmrli Waisgh v BMat Sanganura >IN> Nm v Tamptoea B*ina ilJli bsth match** at Jalan Aesar BWIMMIMO Asian Ag* Oroup blab ('la*-.""* **>" 7 pm ATMIXTH S Bvktt TUnah Dmtrtet Schools aw*t (China** HS IJ«> ■WUY SKA Laague Dlv 1 Jansrnites v PSA iOBC>. Dlf I54 words
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Article, Illustration1218 1972-07-03 27 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By HULKS II scored a shock win in the top sprint at Bukit Tim.h yesterday. Achilles, ridden by apprentice Mansor Affandl. finished strongly to beat the favourite. Sentak Bulan Des Coleman up) by a nose and paid $118 Th» Garnet BougoureLaarie Johnson partnership1,218 words
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Article91 1972-07-03 27 LONDON. Sun Searte owned by Mr. J. Lang won the Joe Coral Northumberland Plate Handicap run over 16f In Newcastle, yesterday Lieutenant-Colonel R Taylor'* Irish FavMßr was second and Ux M. Keavenev s Drtah*— i t was third of thirteen runners Ron Smyth rode Scoria.91 words
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Article82 1972-07-03 27 NEW YORK Sun. —Results of major league baseball Rames > eater ajm >: National league: New York 2 Montreal 0 Pituburg 4 Chicago 3. San Francisco Lot Angeles 5; St. Louis 6 Philadelphia 2 (1st); St. Louis 1 Philadelphia 0 1 2nd Houston 4 Atlanta 2 Cincinnati82 words
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Article25 1972-07-03 27 DURBAN. Sun In Pull Pilght a three-vcar-old ridden by Ravm iid Rhodes, won the £***** Rothmans July Handicap over 2.200 yards here yesterday25 words
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293 1972-07-03 27 Bougoure and Laurie Johnson bag a treble Is< War fMaa 1 (510—215) hi«m 2 1 1 > Grand Smasa S 3 i S 4 <SI94 1550) Dawklna S (12) faar* Mar* S3 c 0 (1310—4461 Salrl 4 (4i Orchard Centre S 0 i S I (625 S2ol J Johnson 5293 words
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Article39 1972-07-03 27 Ut No: *****3 (SSM2) 2nd No 1«32«3 ($1452) 3rd N»: 15M65 726) STARTERS (SIM each) Nos: *****3. *****4. *****K *****9. *****7. *****3 CONSOLATION (IIM each) Nos: 1«t337. *****5. 1523*3. 1r*****. *****9. *****0. *****1. *****4. 1636 M. *****939 words
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Article871 1972-07-03 27 Race Four cull 4. O v 1 ravourite Stable's (121 CIMMI 16 ***** 1213) L. jlkaata 1 (IS) Baaa I 7 c s 4 (1175 720) Aiirnn 2 (7) Fswy I 3 U597 6691 M. Lee (61 Than Bell* 10 (650S 1206) Suklaa 4 14) Belly Dancer 9 0 c871 words
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250 1972-07-03 27 Miller and Hinson share 2nd round lead in 'Cleveland' YEW YORK. Sun. Larry Hlnson and Miller Barber yesterday tied for the 36--hole lead in the US $150,000 Cleveland Open golf tournament. They have flve-under-par totals of 137 Hlnaon waa nine under par at one point and had a four stroke250 words
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Article259 1972-07-03 27 Hart, Wottle equal world marks ]WEW YORK. Sun Two world record* were equalled last night in the US Olympic track and field trials at Eugene. Oregon. Eddie Hart equalled the 100 metre sprint world record when he clocked 9 9 seconds and Dave Wottle matched the one minute 44 3259 words
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Article212 1972-07-03 27 MADRID. Sun. Mando Ramos of the UnJUtf StaUs I hoKnr of the World Boung council* version of the war la lightweight title denied her* yesterday he won the crown w hlle doped I only took, vitamins he ■aid In a radio interview when asked toReuter - 212 words
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Article34 1972-07-03 27 TOKYO. Sun Japan amateur leagues lumor* team defeated Hunt Kong's South China Football Club 4-2 in a goodwill match In Shlmlzu yesterday Half time score was 1-0 in favour of Japan.34 words
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Advertisement286 1972-07-03 27 Get out of the ordinary into the extraordinary New MAZDA 808 with O.H. Cam Fbwer s^al^aw^3 ffil a* Jk AmW ■»sn»*nf? < nF^Bsf You're looking at a car (hat started out as a great idea. And is now a brilliant automobile The Mazda 806 has feeling. A feeling of Wrafp286 words
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Article, Illustration213 1972-07-03 28 H.G. KUTTY - Man in pyjamas slashed to death H.G. KUTTY «T SMCATOftE. Saa A •rjasaa rUO saaa was •taZk»4 v arata la MeAMsOr Baaa ka Oatrasa isallsl grsaaas, this ■erakM ate** t* yards frasa ai» be*** Pans* saM takesm Lisa (a««a Nut (aaavei. 22. «4 Silat sU*a. aaa slash I— as au213 words
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Article49 1972-07-03 28 KAMPALA. Sun An arms-carrying British airliner detained in Uganda more than two weeks ago while on a scheduled flight from London to Zambia has received permission to leave Ugandan authorities impounded the VCIO on June 14 It was carrying two tons of 60mm mortars to Lusaka APAP - 49 words
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Article58 1972-07-03 28 LONDON. Sun The Lockheed TrlSUr has been given a certificate of airworthiness from Britain* Civil Aviation Authority, a company spokesman said here today Lockheed hopes to sell at least 75 TrlBtar to Britain over the next 10 years British European Alrwa>t. Its major target. Is believedAP - 58 words
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334 1972-07-03 28 Advice to nonunion workers: Join up now Two reasons for NTUC membership drive SINGAPORE, Sunday THK president of the National Trades I'n ion Congress, Mr. Phey Yew Kok, to day urged non-unionised workers to join a union and stop being isolated, frustrated ;md weak. They should take advantage of the334 words
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Article71 1972-07-03 28 STRASBOURO. Sun The enlarged Common Markets autumn summit put In question by French President Georges Pompidou, will be one of the major issues discussed at a (cur-day session 01 the community s European Parliament starting here tomorrow. A debate on the Paris meeting, due toReuter - 71 words
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Article28 1972-07-03 28 MANILA Sun Mr Jose Smole. Yugoslavia's ambassador to Japan, arrived here today to be the first envoy from a communist country accredited to the Philippines28 words
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Article114 1972-07-03 28 LOS ANGELES, Sun California Governor Ronald Reagan leaves to day on a 19-day goodwill tow of seven European capitals, the second foreign tour he has made for President Nixon. Presidential adviser Dr. Henry Kissinger gave Mr. Reagan a one-hour briefing at the western White House yesterdayAP - 114 words
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Article81 1972-07-03 28 PORT KLANG, Sun. The Harbour Workers Trade Union tonight rejected the offer by four stevedoring firms to their workers to settle their wage dispute, now being heard by the Industrial Court In Kuala Lumpur Of the J.IS7 wharf worker-, and stevedores who voted on the firms81 words
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Article, Illustration271 1972-07-03 28 BERNARD DORAY - Thick oil sludges hit picnickers who defied warnings BERNARD DORAY By SINGAPORE, Sun. Some picnickers who dared the East Coast beaches despite a warning to keep away were hit by thick oil sludges swept in by the high-noon tide today. Describing the sludges as a new menace, a Health Ministry271 words
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Article31 1972-07-03 28 BEIRUT, Bun A new Libyan Oovernment. which will Include young technicians, will be formed In Tripoli within the next few days, the Middle East news agency reported today UPI.UPI - 31 words
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241 1972-07-03 28 Tanaka signs policy pact with two of his rivals TOKYO. Sun Trade Minister Kakuel Tanaka today strengthened his position as the frontrunner in Wednesdays govern ment party election to succeed retiring Prime Minister Elsaku Sato, when he reached a policy agreement with two of the other t*n<ee contenders The 54-year-oldReuter - 241 words
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Advertisement192 1972-07-03 28 KIMATRAI'S FIRST SMASHING COMtINE SALE LIMITED PERIOD ONLY FOR UNMATCHED BARGAINS STORE-WIDE REDUCTIONS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Discounts Up to sOfi. 84. HIGH STREETHOW Ladles 1 Imported ITALIAN T-Shirts S 5.90 I-adle* Strftth Bell-bottom Slacks S JO Ladus' Nylon Panties 4 pcs. for 3.00 Shirts K Sport-fthlrts From 3.90 Mnis192 words
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Advertisement195 1972-07-03 28 Overstuffed yet fe*7 undernourished? take ONE-A-DAY J J PLURAVIT U Multivitamin capsule r^ You might be eating* 10t... m*ybe even more than, lot »nd l—^—*A LA feel stuffed every time you push yourself away from the dmner f IsH table But .f your diet doesn't contain all the essential nutrients195 words
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Page 28 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous15 1972-07-03 28 The weather The weather outlook (or Singapore from 6 a.m. to noon today: No rain.15 words
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