The Straits Times, 4 January 1973
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Title Section23 1973-01-04 1 TQTAL DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 235,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1913 20 CENTS M.C. (P) 28/?323 words
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Article, Illustration843 1973-01-04 1 Senate threatens to cut off funds WASHINGTON, Wednesday THE Foreign Relations Committee of the US Senate has given President Nixon an ultimatum: End the Vietnam war by Inauguration Day on Jan. 20 or face a cut-off of war funds. The Democrats, who controlReuter; UPI - 843 words
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Article26 1973-01-04 1 RANOOON. Wed. The Burmese Government has arrested 534 people since It launched a campaign against black market, bribery and corruption 10 days ago. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article62 1973-01-04 1 HONG KONG. Wed. The Hong Kong Government announced today that It will immediately establish a securities advisory council to help the colony's four stock exchanges "curb questionable practices." Financial Secretary Philip Haddon-Cave told a legislative council meeting the advisory council will be an interim body pending establishment ofAP - 62 words
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Article54 1973-01-04 1 HONO KONO. Wed. Two almost-completed multi-storey buildings in Kowloon were today proclaimed by the Government to be Illegally constructed and taken over. A Government spokesman said the two buildings were erected on Crown land to which the developers had no entitlement nor had they aubmltt«d buildingReuter - 54 words
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Article46 1973-01-04 1 JAKARTA, Wed— B ult a n Hamenglcu Buwono. Minister of SUte for Financial Economic and Industrial Affairs, will be elected Indonesia's first VlcePresldent for 17 year* next March. He will be elected with President Suharto by the 920-member People's Congress.— Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article107 1973-01-04 1 MANILA, Wed. A drop of 75 to 80 per cent in the rate of major crimes wax reported today, throughout the country since martial law was Imposed Sept. 23. In a year-end report on the crime situation, the police attributed the sharp decline to the sustained107 words
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Article, Illustration1996 1973-01-04 1 JOHN KAM - Johore Raja Muda fined $2,500 JOHN KAM By SG: We can't have two sets of justice 'The torture chamber must not be substituted for the law courts' JOHOKI-: BAKI\ Wed. The Kaja Muda of Johore was today fined a total of $2,500 after the High Court allowed an appeal against1,996 words
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Article138 1973-01-04 1 By N.G. KUTTY JOHORE BAKU, Wed. Tlir Customs today seized $63,000 worth of opium and morphine from a car at the checkpoint here, following a tip-off. They also arrested the (Houpants a young couple from K lane. Selangor and seized the car, an Opel Olympia.138 words
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Article579 1973-01-04 1 Mass escape: Three masters moved rpHREE housemasters have been removed from the Reformative Training Centre in Bedok after an inquiry into the mass escape by 33 inmates from the centre on Nov. 25. A statement from tlv Ministry of Home Affairs last night raid that the housemasters had been replaced579 words
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Article65 1973-01-04 1 BANOKOK. Wed— Police today were looking for nine boys who escaped Irom a juvenile jail by cutting off he power electrifying the barbet* wire fence and using bed-sheets to scale a brick wall. Twelve boys slipped out of the iell on the outskirts of Bangkok yesterdayReuter - 65 words
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Article56 1973-01-04 1 LE MEETS CHOU EN ROUTE HONG KONG. Wed. Chinese Prime Minister Chou r.n-lai met North Vietnamese chief peace negoJitor Le Due Tho In Peking .©day. New China new* ajwey «»ld. Mr. Chou P4d a "»ery cordial and friendly" converMition with Mr. Le, who arrived in the Chinese capiUl on56 words
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Article, Illustration66 1973-01-04 2 Playing on the wings of destruction AMERICAN B-52 bombers in the skies may be a source of terror to the North Vietnamese, but those shot down often end up as a plaything for the children. Here, a croup of North Vietnamese children wave at a photo grapher asUPI - 66 words
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Article69 1973-01-04 2 TOKYO. Wed. Police arrested a man urmed with a woollen sword who tried to attack a former Japanese soldier wbo u>. yellinß "down the emperor system" outside the Imperial Palace here today. Emperor HirohiUv Empress Nagako and other royal family members, however, made eight New YearReuter - 69 words
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237 1973-01-04 2 I ONDON. Wed. Hundreds of stranded passengers raised a feeble cheer at London's Heathrow Airport yesterday when a thick blanket of fog lifted and planes began taking off again. Many of the passengers, some of whom had been stranded in theReuter - 237 words
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Article58 1973-01-04 2 TOKYO. Wed Mr Yasuh^o Nakasone. Minister of International Trade and Industry will visit China this month for talks with Premier Chou En-lal. the Asahl Shlmbun said today He Is expected to leave Tokyo on Jan. 17 and stay in China for about five days. It willUPI - 58 words
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Article, Illustration203 1973-01-04 2 The boy Anne brought home for New Year I ONDON, Wed. News that British Army Lieut. Mark Phillips spent a "getting to know you" weekend with the Royal family has touched off fresh speculation that Princess Anne, only daughter of Queen Elizabeth 11, is on the verge of becoming engaged203 words
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150 1973-01-04 2 INDEPENDENCE (Missouri), Wed.— Former President Harry Truman left an estate estimated at I *****.000. according to a will read in court yesterday. The papers estimated the probable value of the 33rd U.S. President's personal property at rSS6<M,O«O and real estate at USSIMM. The150 words
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353 1973-01-04 2 POLICE KILL TWO IN RIOT-TORN STATE NEW DELHI, Wednesday. pOLICE shot dead at least two people during a strike which paralysed the Andhra region of the southern Indian State of Andhra Pradesh yesterday in support of demands for a separate State. I One person was killed in Nellore town whenReuter - 353 words
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Article110 1973-01-04 2 MILAN. Wed. Thieves ransacked the 18th century house of the daughter of the late Arturo Toscanini. one of the world's greatest conductors, taking with them dozens of precious mementoes. Countess Wally Toscanini told newsmen that the theft took place while she was celebrating the NewReuter - 110 words
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Article60 1973-01-04 2 TAIPEI. Wed— Films on sex and violence have been banned In Taiwan as part of a Government campaign to check the rising number of brutal crimes. The Bureau of Cultural Affairs said the ban also applied to Alms produced In Taiwan. All imported films should be60 words
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90 1973-01-04 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Nixon arrived at bis office at 7.30 a.m. for an early start on New Year's Day but found himself locked out. A White House spokesman said the office is always open for him at that time on normal working; days,Reuter - 90 words
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Article, Illustration269 1973-01-04 2 JOKYO, Wed. The Japanese Government is being pressed to revalue the yen or lift restrictions on imports and foreign capital investment, the Asahi Shimbun said today. The newspaper said Japan's foreign exchange reserves totalled U5518,365,000,000 at Dec. 31 last year. Pressure for aUPI - 269 words
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Article124 1973-01-04 2 ISLAMABAD, Wed. Opposition parliamentarians boycotted Pakistan's National Assembly after a fiery altercation in which the National Awami Party leader, Khan Abdul Wall Khan, threatened to wring Law Minister Abdul Hafiz Plrzada's neck and pull out his tongue. Khan Wall Khan had told the minister the oppositionReuter - 124 words
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Article44 1973-01-04 2 WELLINOTON, Wed. Taiwan's ambassador here, Mr. Kon-ain Shah, has left (or home following the break In diplomatic ties between New Zealand and Taiwan. A counsellor Is winding ip affairs at the embassy which is expected to close next month. Reuter^Reuter - 44 words
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Advertisement102 1973-01-04 2 FOR ACCOUNTANCY. COSTING. COMPANY SECRETARYSHIP, LAW. BANKING. MARKETING. EXPORT. HOTEL i CATERING. ALSO G.C.L (0 ft A LEVELS) and LONOON UNIVtRSITY DEGREES 370,000 EXAN SUCCESSES which cannot be approached by any other tutorial Institution, clearly reflects the effectiveness of Home Study Courses specially prepared to secure Professional Qualifications that Command102 words
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235 1973-01-04 3 Egyptian Govt pledge to ease student unrest fAIRO, Wed. The Egyptian Govern-ni'-ni, in an attempt to placate angry, demonstrating university students, today promised to complete investigations into the arrest of 45 students within the next fortnight. The pledge followed a meeting yesterday the fourth successive day of student protests betweenReuter - 235 words
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129 1973-01-04 3 DANGKOK. Wed. About 3,000 college students in the southern city of Songkhla marched to the CityHall In a demonstration charging that girl students had been raped and that police took no action. Bangkok newspapers reported today. The .students carried placards whic'.i said "thirty thousandReuter - 129 words
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295 1973-01-04 3 BALTIMORE, Wednesday \N ARMED would-be hijacker surrendered to FBI agents last night after holding two tearful stewardesses hostage aboard an airliner at Baltimore's Friendship Airport for three hours. The man, identified as Charles Wenige, gave up after two hours of radio negotiations with Cardinal295 words
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285 1973-01-04 3 IRA women quit the capital and go into hiding BELFAST, Wed. Many women members of the Irish Republican Army were reported to have gone to ground following the arrest of 19-year-old Elizabeth McKee, the first woman to be detained under emergency powers since the present troubles began in 1969. SourcesReuter - 285 words
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Article, Illustration113 1973-01-04 3 MUNA TO MARRY AGAIN? 'OH, NO!' Washington, Wed TT Princess Muna 31. (abovei the ex-wife of King Hussein of Jordan, has "absolutely no marriage plans." her sesretary said here today. Questioned about Press reports that the Britishborn Princess was to marry a high-ranking American diplomat, the secretary said "Absolutely funny113 words
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Article37 1973-01-04 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. President Nixon today createa a three-man emergency board to Investigate a labour dispute that threatened to close the Hudson underground railway carrying commuters between Newark. New Jersey, and New York City. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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100 1973-01-04 3 BANGKOK, Wed. Police are looking for two Palestii ian guerillas reported to have gone into hiding here. Police sources said they entered Thailand with four other Black September guerillas who seised the Israeli Embassy and held six Israelis as hostages on Thursday.Reuter - 100 words
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Article, Illustration64 1973-01-04 3 New Year blaze destroys warehouse THIS pile of charred ruins is all that's left of a Berlin warehouse after fire destroyed it on New Year's Eve. The blaze was caused by fireworks and damage was estimated at more than four million marks. Losses of leveral million marks were also reportedUPI - 64 words
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Article69 1973-01-04 3 Dancing in the nude banned JAKARTA. Wed. The Jakarta authorities will revoke visas of .'oreign strippers if they dance completely nude, a city spokesman salo. today. The city government will also withdraw night club permits If they disregard directives on floor shows. Most of the 32 night clubs in JakartaReuter - 69 words
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Article62 1973-01-04 3 TOKYO. Wed. The automatic dialing system enabling Japanese people to make direct telephone calls to the U.S. and Europe will open in March. Kokusai Denshin Denwa Co. said, today. The system will be expanded later this year to Include Taiwan. Hong Kong. France and Australia, andUPI - 62 words
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Article45 1973-01-04 3 COLUMBUS. Wed. A 15-year-old Buckeye Junior High School student here believes he has discovered new comet with his US*9O i|262i telescope Dave Sams said he made the discovery on Dec. 21. while scanning the skies In the vicinity of the constellation Orion45 words
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Miscellaneous9 1973-01-04 3 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby t^ttr^mwAppAA^. \^^t£XCM\fOj 16 IP9 words
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142 1973-01-04 4 COLOMBO, Wed. Trotskyist Finance Minister N. M. Per c r a announced yesterday the Government will soon present in Parliament a Bill naming Government directors in all foreign owned firms. Dr Perera said the Bill 'vlll also compel foreign firms InUPI - 142 words
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Article30 1973-01-04 4 COLOMBO. Wed. The Soviet Union has offered to train Sri Lanka seamen and officers to man Sri Lanka's merchant navy, a Shipping Ministry spokesman told newsmen today. AP.AP - 30 words
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127 1973-01-04 4 f ONDON, Wed. The Rev. Michael Von Haaj and his wife Jane had a baby boy yesterday and promptly named him Crazy Horse, after an American Indian hero. Asked why they picked that particular Indian warrior, the new father, an expatriate American writer,Reuter - 127 words
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291 1973-01-04 4 116 Thais held by Burmese after clash at sea GUN-RUNNING BOATS SUNK NEAR COAST RANGOON, Wed. Burmese naval authorities have arrested 116 Thais after sinking four of their 12 schooners in clashes off the coast of southern Burma. The clashes occurred last month when naval gunboats intercepted the schooners whichReuter - 291 words
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Article, Illustration84 1973-01-04 4 THE COLD FAILS TO STOP KEN If EN CRUTCH A LIN, who has performed several cycling and runnine feats in America, swims across the Firth of Forth Id Scotland after cycling from London to Edinburgh. He made the swim daring the weekend despite the winter conditions. He then ran all84 words
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226 1973-01-04 4 MANAGUA. Wed Nicaragua's ruler, l Gen. Anastaclo Bomoza. has set up a special military court to try people accused of disturbing public order after the Dec. 23 earthquake which devastated the capital and killed 5.000 people. The decision, announced by Gen. SomozaReuter - 226 words
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94 1973-01-04 4 Hunt for band of left-wing killers ISTANBUL. Wed —A nine-man band of left-wing terrorist*were thought to be hiding In caves In south-east Turkey after a gun battle with security forces In which three people were killed. Hundreds of troops and gendarmes have been moved Into the area on a flushReuter - 94 words
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Article32 1973-01-04 4 JAKARTA. Wed. The Ut« President Soekarno's ■ecorx' wife Mrs. Hartlnl has marr re one of hit former chief opponents Lieut. -Oen. Ibrahim AdJle. local Press reports said here today— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Advertisement149 1973-01-04 4 FOR SALE One of Kuala Lumpur's k\ ITIOSv V3ILI3DiG I Commercial Properties There it is. /v ver 9°' c 'en acres of freehold vacant land. yy^ov t i e corner °f Weld Road and Perak Road. j/jL y/sN -S~Z> Right in the heart of an increasingly f/L J i prosperous149 words
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167 1973-01-04 5 'Stranded' Indon pilgrims advised to go home rpHE Indonesian Embassy -I yesterday advised the 150 Muslim pilgrims "stranded" In Singapore to return to Indonesia. An embassy official said that these pilgrims should do so to avoid unnecessary difficulties. The pilgrims, according to the official, had sailed Into Singapore from various167 words
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Article46 1973-01-04 5 ihl AaaociaAati Lua>d ot the Royal Schools of Music written examinations for 1973 will be held on March 3. Candidates who wish to sit for the examinations can send their entries to the Ministry of Education from today to Jan. 19.46 words
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Article27 1973-01-04 5 THE National Museum will screen two films A Potter's World and Britain is a Garden at Its lecture hall on Jan. 13 at 11.30 o.m.27 words
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192 1973-01-04 5 MAS stops Bangkok pick-up for flights to Hong Kong BANGKOK, Wed. Malaysian Airline System has ceased picking up passengers here on its onward flights to Hong Kong, it was learnt today. The stoppage since Jan. 1 follows the conclusion of re-negotiations over traffic rights between Malaysia and Thailand. after the192 words
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Article39 1973-01-04 5 TAIKONQ Ang Chui Seng. 23. was fined $50 for carrying 25 passengers in his motor sampan at 4. 1S a.m. yesterday when it was licensed to carry only 12 passengers in the Outer Roads. He pleaded guilty.39 words
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124 1973-01-04 5 K. KINABALU, Wed THE Sabah Flying Club will begin twice dally regular services between here and Bandar Seri Begawan and between Mlri and the Brunei capital tomorrow. The fare will be $55 each way from here and $35 each way from Miri comparedBernama - 124 words
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323 1973-01-04 5 Chaw Lee. Chlng - Chaw Lee. Chlng By THE Shipping Freight Booking Centre here has managed to help exporters of palm kernel cake clear about 5,000 tons of their "stranded" fodder. But some 15,000 tons are still in the warehouses awaiting suitable ships for transport to buyers in323 words
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84 1973-01-04 5 Twelve artists hold exhibition for charity TWELVE artists will hold an exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Friday to Jan. 8 to raise funds for St. Andrew's Mission Hospital for Children. They are: Chen Wen Hsl. Cheong Soo Pieng. Chieu Shuey Fook. Choo Keng Kwang. Lim Nang Seng. E.M.T84 words
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Article31 1973-01-04 5 A 16-year-old boy Rahitn bin Rahman, of Indonesia, was jailed (or two weeks yesterday for entering Singapore without a valid pass on Dec. 1 last year. He pleaded guilty.31 words
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Miscellaneous137 1973-01-04 5 SESAME STREET By Cliff Roberts Alley Pop By V. T. Mam lin DtrXJUM SEE THAJ? YEAH, TH SAME WAY X ...SUMPIN MK3HTY I VCXI GOT 'IM 7 GOOD! /^(fZflkX MR. OOP JUST... HIS FRIEND, BOOM, FUNNY'S GONG ON L*£X_\*m62 g^ doc.' _X Ofl'^l WSAPPEARED/^/ DID, TH 1 OTHER DAyTXAROUND HERE137 words
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130 1973-01-04 6 PSA told again: Waive dockage charge at Telok Ayer THE Singapore Shipping Association on Tuesday repeated its call to the Port Authority to waive the dockage charge at the Telok Ayer Basin. Mr. Tay Beng Chuan, secretary of the association, said the PSA should be sympathetic to local shipowners. particularly130 words
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Advertisement23 1973-01-04 6 Special Offer for Chinese Mew Year DISCOUNT on all MEN'S shoes (Singapore only) two weeks only from 3rd Jan to 16 th Jan23 words
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Miscellaneous55 1973-01-04 6 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl V MU*JCH~- r sylvesterT^M ya come in every j£ I MLHJCW-- PO6SNTVEK I DAW, BAT MY HiiiWu CONSCIENCE H CRACKERS WITH A JrVUJK*- EVER BOTHER/ 1 M? CATSUP ON I l AWNQ*"* »rM an* never/ WBU., HAVEN'T YA SOT I I rT'S IMPOLITE ISjEVSTMI' V55 words
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183 1973-01-04 7 Inland Revenue a training ground for better paid jobs rpHE Inland Revenue A Department has complained that many civil servants used the department as training grounds for better paid jobs in the private sector. In its annual report for 1971, the department states that the turnover of staff at technical183 words
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Article41 1973-01-04 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Police seized four get-away cars believed tecently used In armed robberies and Saturday's killing of Akhbar Restaurant managing director, Mr. A.S. Moldunny. They have also detained four men and seized several parangs and screwdrivers.41 words
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Article41 1973-01-04 7 Labourer's $250 prawns LABOURER Othman bin Alias, 20, rmployed by Sealand Food Private Ltd.. at Jalan Tepong. was jailed for a day and fined *250 yesterday for stealing four pounds and two ounces of prawns worth $20 belonging to the company.41 words
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Article110 1973-01-04 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Four fast launches will join the Customs fleet in the next few days for intensified operations against organised smuggling. Apart from two more launches to be added to the fleet later, 22 speedboats with 125 hp twin engines will be bought soon.110 words
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233 1973-01-04 7 Four air cadets off on visit to Australia today "TOUR members of the r National Cadet Corps (Air) will leave for Australia today on a reciprocal visit under the International Air Cadet Exchange Scheme. Another four members will leave on a similar visit to New Zealand on Saturday at the233 words
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Article42 1973-01-04 7 A PRELIMINARY inquiry in which hotel supervisor Bobby Ho. 24. is charged with raping two women, aged 29 and 30 on Nov. 11 at Oberoi Imperial Hotel, will be held in the First Magistrate's court on March 12.42 words
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Article36 1973-01-04 7 THE Dean of the Law Faculty. University of Singapore. Prof. Tommy Koh will open an exhibition of paintings by Quek Wee Chew at the Alpha Gallery. Mandarin Hotel. on Jan. IS at 7 p.m.36 words
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Article71 1973-01-04 7 TWO DUD $10 NOTES FOUND KUCHING, Wed. Police have found two Malaysian $10 counterfeit notes during the past two weeks. A police spokesman said today that the first note was recovered from a man two weeks ago and the other on New Year's Eve. Both notes were retrieved from hawkersBernama - 71 words
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Article27 1973-01-04 7 PENANO. Wed. One of the oldest Malay Schools on the island. Kelawei Road Malay School, has been closed down because of a lack of pupils.27 words
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Article62 1973-01-04 7 F)LICE are looking for the relatives and next-of-kin of a 40-year-old Indian found dead along Track 7, Mandai Road, at 1 a.m. yesterday. The man, about sft. 4in tall was wearing a pair of khaki shorts and a white short-sleeved shirt. Those who know him62 words
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243 1973-01-04 7 VICTOR NG; CHOO SIAK SIEW - Shops get two weeks' supply of sugar at one go VICTOR NG CHOO SIAK SIEW By and gUGAR Industries of Singapore continued its delivery of "advanced quota" of sugar to wholesalers yesterday. It will take some time~ however, before all retailers receive their supply of sugar, it is understood. Under243 words
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Advertisement315 1973-01-04 7 Ilk Off j^P^pßr qJO J I I|S y^ < **r v I m I a fl^ft I ROUNDUP I I OF SPORTS I I LAST YEAR I Now Nation today catches 4^ our youths in motion ;it soccer, bowling, gymnastics. Z^_ C^Jw H rugby ;md crickel in a ll^^aW^H two-page315 words
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Miscellaneous292 1973-01-04 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Are mobilised by the Qer--1 In general, an occasion that man admiral (8). would be familiar to musi- 8 Work of fiction might apciana (8. 4). pear freshest to a gay type 6 Note to redhead found by (3, 7, 4). emperor In cave (8).292 words
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Article381 1973-01-04 8 GERALD PEREIRA - Factory fined for safety neglect GERALD PEREIRA By PLYWOOD factory in Jurong was yesterday fined a total of $4,300 on 11 charges of violating labour laws. Starlight Timber Products Co. Ltd., through its assistant personnel officer, Mr. Mutu Jeras, pleaded guilty to all the charges committed on Sept. 25 last381 words
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Article42 1973-01-04 8 The Fortunes. a leading British pop group, (lew In last night from London. The group, a quintet that shot to fame In 1065 with their hit You Got Your Troubles, will give a one-night performance at the National Theatre today.42 words
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118 1973-01-04 8 THOSE under the age ot 18 will not be allowed to patronise Burma Tanjong joget hall in New World Amusement Park, police said yesterday. The police, it was learnt, have advised the dance hall manager, Encik Abdul Axis, to report to them should fresh118 words
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384 1973-01-04 8 That Sc dearer cuppa is NOT justified: CASE THE Consumers' Association of Singapore has received some complaints against the proposed increase of five cents for a cup of coffee or tea. A CASE spokesman said yesterday: "Some consumers, who drink a lot of coffee or tea, said it would cost384 words
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Advertisement357 1973-01-04 8 NOW IN ITS 38th COLOSSAL DAY! •I Majestic Cdeon-Katong Ruby Silver City •I What do you say about a star whose films > have smashed the box-office records to smithereens one after the other... simply "STARPENDOUS!" \^J wf^ FIRST THE BIG BOSS I" |flk THEN, "FIST OF FURY" I! \^HE357 words
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Advertisement616 1973-01-04 8 ORGANISATION I LAST DAY!! NOTE TIMES —No Fro* Utt IO.JOam. I. IS. 4. a.4S A 9. J0 Jom« Coburn, Rod M«ig*t "A FISTFUL ot DYNAMITE' "onovision Color (UA) OPENS TOMOBBOW! "FISTS OF CHAMPIONS" (RE-EDITEO VERSION) B Mondann in Scop* Color. LAST 2 DAYS No Fr«. Utt Him, I.JO. 4.00, 4.4S616 words
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Article, Illustration551 1973-01-04 9 BAILYNE SUNG - WHAT'S IN A NAME? IT MATTERS WHEN YOU ARE THE PLATTERS BAILYNE SUNG By fHE Matters, a fivcmemker singing group, are performing in Singapore »as scheduled from hist night) in tinmidst of a legal storm brewing over another group carrying its name in Hong Kong. In fact, the Platters, that551 words
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237 1973-01-04 9 Hunt stepped up for last six of castaways THE search for the remaining six seamen of the Japanese freighter Kyoru Maru. which sank off Singapore last Saturday, was Intensified yesterday after three more members of her crew were found alive. The three Japanese seamen, found by Indonesian fishermen on Monday,237 words
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Article41 1973-01-04 9 KOI A KINABALU. Wed— A total of 125 confirmed cases of cholera and 11 carriers have been detected In Sabah since the llrst case was reported last November, a spokesman for the Sabah Medical Department said here today. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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372 1973-01-04 9 Maritime employers refer pay talks deadlock to Govt THE Singapore Maritime Employers Federation has referred to the Labour Ministry the current wage talks deadlock with the Singapore Organisation of Seamen. SMEF chairman. Captain M.S. Wright said yeste:day: "We have asked the Ministry to use its good offices under conciliation procedures372 words
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Article94 1973-01-04 9 The Singapore Karate Association will hold a grading for Its members on Saturday from 2 p.m. and on Sunday from 10 a.m. at the drlU hall of the Police Academy in Thomson Road. The SKA will also start new classes for beginners on Jan. 10.94 words
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Article50 1973-01-04 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— A local company Is being formed to take over the assets and management of the three Indian government-owned banks in Malaysia. The three Indian tanks here, with total assets estimated at $90 hillllon. are the Indian Overseas Bank, Indian Bank and United Commercial Bank50 words
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Article94 1973-01-04 9 TWO robbers armed with daggers held up the Wong family of three at their home In Princess Anne Hill, off Upper Buklt Tlmah yesterday and took $1,850 and jewellery worth $690. Police said the two men knocked on the door and when Miss Wong Kirn94 words
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Article, Illustration458 1973-01-04 9 MASIE KWEE - Putting more zing into music lessons MASIE KWEE By JJNKSCO music consultant Mr. John Hind is here to give music education in schools a "spring-cleaning." Now with the Ministry of Education as a music consultant, his two-month mission will aim at suggesting various measures to improve musicmaking at both primary458 words
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Article77 1973-01-04 9 THE rase against 15 busmen of the Associated Bus Services Pte. Ltd.. charged with rioting, was adjourned to today when It came up for mention In the First Magistrate's Court yesterday. They are accused of being members of an unlawful assembly whose common object was to77 words
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Article28 1973-01-04 9 MINISTER for Communications Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin will officially launch a campaign for funds for the People's Scholarship Fund at Hotel Royal at 12.15 p.m today.28 words
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Advertisement309 1973-01-04 9 Get Eyefuir Get an eye-full of "the eye". Make a night of it. There's non-stop dancing to the very latest records. Great music, complemented by great dancing and light displays too. Yes, "the eye" is a true disco. so get an eye-full tonight. Non-stop dancing 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.309 words
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539 1973-01-04 10 The Straits Times THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1973 BLUES AND WOES PROSPERITY and consumerism do not add up to contentment. The point emerges strongly from a study on the American workforce commissioned by the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Excerpts from that report are published on this page. The539 words
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Article388 1973-01-04 10 A "DRAMATIC change" has taken place in the birth control practices of Roman Catholic women in the United States. More than two-thirds of married Catholics are now using contraceptive methods disapproved by the church, the latest findings of the 1970 National Fertility Study show. The studyNYT - 388 words
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744 1973-01-04 10 AGIS SALPUKAS - Motivating workers with challenging jobs and freedom AGIS SALPUKAS: By DETROIT m ERY day, year in ■'-'and year out, each man should ask himself over and over again two questions. First what is the name of the man I am working for? And having answered this definitely, then what doesNYT - 744 words
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425 1973-01-04 10 'Satisfying work is a basic human need' enter them whether to acquire Job mobility or to prepare for a second career. One such programme would entail a sabbatical leave for all workers. GOVERNMENTAL commitment not Just to full employment, but to "total employment" meaning that Jobs would be provided not425 words
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631 1973-01-04 10 PHILIP SHABECOFF - Discontent among US labour sapping the economy PHILIP SHABECOFF: Life at the American assembly line By WORKERS in the richest democracy in the world are bothered, bored and burdened. The assessment does not come from antl- establishment critics but frcm a study group commissioned by the Department of Health, EducationNYT - 631 words
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Advertisement67 1973-01-04 10 Sty l«m cut to the latest trend by our mett experienced craftsman slnca 1934. Suit* complataly hand tailored stltchad right to tha buttonholas ensuring bast workmanship. Wa are also Importars exporters of flnast Qants textile* tharaby wa hava tha latast wldast ranga of matarlals for salactlon. And for our cuttomara67 words
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Advertisement167 1973-01-04 10 Priced ITT BrT Per ect balance natural 60cts W WPncedSi boll gliding all the way NIB NECK /J fountain ink ball pen are made from selected nelp you succeed n business pure sterling sieer^^T pro 9 ress in $tudl JLT*** Oittnbutor LEE KIM HANG ENTERPRISES CO. iSL^^J 5183. Golden Mile167 words
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366 1973-01-04 11 K.S. SIDHU - K.S. SIDHU By fWO fitters were killed and another critically Injured when fire broke out on board a Hong Kong-re-gistered cargo vessel ;it Sembawang shipyard on Tuesday night. The fitters, both contract workers, were: Chang Kuo Chu, 23, who died instantly and Choy366 words
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59 1973-01-04 11 Audition for Asian violin contest THE Education Ministry's Music Department will select a representative for the South east Asian violin championships at an audition to be held at the Cultural Centre tomorrow at 4 p.m. The championships, organised by the Young Musicians Society, will oe held here in March. Thailand.59 words
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Article29 1973-01-04 11 THE Singapore Phoenix Dance Troupe Is planning classes for folk and Chinese dances. Those Interested may write to the secretary, co 5-H Lcrong Low Koon. Singapore 19.29 words
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149 1973-01-04 11 Cars that block rubbish centres will be removed mRAFFIC police will take X action against motorists who obstruct the aproaches to bin centres by illegally parking their cars, the Ministry for the Environment warned yesterday. In a statement, the Ministry said collection of refuse from bin centres, particularly In Housing149 words
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Article30 1973-01-04 11 Watch your tap: WATER consumption on Tuesday was 112.1 gallons (510,000 cubic metres), a rise of 6.2 million gallons (24,000 cubic metres) from Monday's 105.9 mllion gallons (486,900 cubic metres).30 words
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139 1973-01-04 11 Masked men stop car and rob two of $10,000 KUALA KANOSAR. Wed. Two masked men. one armed with a pistol and the other with a spanner, stopped a car and robbed the occupants of $10,000 In Low Road here today. In the car were Mr. Tan Kam Poon. a clerk139 words
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Article47 1973-01-04 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Bhd. hM granted a $640,000 loan to an electronics factory at Bayan Lepu free trade cone. The $16 million Mfckv&laJapan Joint venture Ptnohln Component* Sdn. Bhd. will assemble speakers and manufacture resistors and screws for export47 words
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Article, Illustration325 1973-01-04 11 NANCY BYRAMJI - Goodwill team 'shoot' lion dance for US audience NANCY BYRAMJI By AN American "lion buntins" team ended their search at the Singapore Hilton yesterday. With "weapons" mounted and tapes reeled in, they zeroed in on their target outside the hotel porch watched by hundreds of guests, shoppers and passers-by. Within325 words
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Article201 1973-01-04 11 r[E National Wages Council Is now considering wage recommendations for the period July 1, 1973 to June 30. 1974. Interested parties are Invited to submit their views to the council, particularly with regard to the 1973 wage Increase guidelines and related matters. But, they must201 words
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Article49 1973-01-04 11 Contract law course THE Extra-mural Studies Department of the University ot Singapore will conduct a 10-leclure course on the Law of Contract in New Lecture Theatre 4 from Friday at 7.30 pm Application forms and other detiils are obtainable from the secretary of the department The telephone is *****6.49 words
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Advertisement192 1973-01-04 11 TWELVE ARTISTS" EXHIBITION OPENS TOMORROW A large exhibition of work by twelve of Singapore's leading artists including works in oil and watercolour, acrylic, batik,sculpture and bas-relief. The artists taking part are Chen Wen Hsi, Cheong Soo Pieng, Chieu Shuey Fook, Choo Keng Kwang, Lim Nang Seng, E.M.T. Lv, Ng Eng192 words
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Advertisement179 1973-01-04 11 Daily Lunch Specials m MONDAY $4.15 TUESDAY $425 Cream of Chicken Soup Cream if Asiaraf us Soup Fillet Calash Mexican, or Koast Lei Pork, ir Fnei Chicken a la Moaoa Escalope of Veal Trifle I Ciffec/Tea Apple Pie I Ciflee/Tei V /^T WEDNESDAY H'JO THURSDAY HOG Chicken I Macami S«up179 words
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Miscellaneous582 1973-01-04 11 On your TV and Radio 3.00 PM Opening Announcements, 1.35 What Others Say (Chinese) followed by Where The Heart 55 Art Review 3.20 For the Family (Chinese) 1M Nm Chinese 3.45 Exercise With Gloria (Part 1) 7.50 Our Music Makers, featuring 3.55 Housewives' Matinee The Chuan Chuan, Yeo Knee Huat,582 words
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Miscellaneous272 1973-01-04 11 2.4S PM Profranme Summary 1.44 Chess 2.47 Toto Draw 7.19 Riptide Sharky 3.13 Bachelor Father Peter Pan 7.54 Programme Summary Syndrome 7.57 Ghazal 3.32 Felony Squad 1.23 Echo 3.57 Gema Irama 1.34 Chahaya 4.23 Tales from Dickens 9.11 News 4.47 Astro Boy ill L"ye American Stye Love S.N Programme Summary272 words
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517 1973-01-04 12 Child's conduct predicts alcohol problem fJHILDREX who will become problem drinkers in later life can be identified by their personality traits in junior high school. A University of California researcher says so. The traits centre around unstable, unpredictable and impulsive behaviour, according to Mrs. Mary Cover Jones. She is a517 words
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678 1973-01-04 12 DO YOU like a nice, brown boiled egg for your breakfast or tea? Or do you, given the chance, pick eggs with white shells? Your answer could betray your nationality. British housewives will always select brown eggs. And so do women in678 words
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Article, Illustration210 1973-01-04 12 Design as you please FVRESS as you please in printed designs *J of your own choice. We all have an eye for beauty, but it's up to us to r reject our ideas sometimes. And that's just what young designer Abe Isaac advocates. "A clrl can put on paper roughly210 words
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Advertisement58 1973-01-04 12 CussonS I cares I \k\ /r«» Kee P s ba °y cool, fresh and free from nappy rash. Cussons f^^Jw^bß) Baby Powder's unique qualities W^^B^^ make lt a perfec ta c for a the family too! SAFE HARMLESS c. PROTWnvK B^^l BACTKRIC'IItt: I >/* DEOOORANT p- J am) v u<58 words
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Advertisement113 1973-01-04 12 THE EQUATONE SKIN-BALANCING PROGRAM TO GIVE YOU (PERSONALLY* THE INDIVIDUAL FORMULATIONS YOU NEED FOR BEAUTIFUL SKIN MOISTURE EQUALIZER A beautifully light preparation created especially to help retain skin's natural moisture. This rich penetrating lotion not only replenishes the driest areas, it maintains a constant moisture film to protect skin all113 words
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Article87 1973-01-04 13 I. Wauih (20 00 +5.00 H. Bank SHOO +1.50 Inchcape S 9.50 +1.10 Iron $10.10 +1.00 UU. sn.oo +.»o ■i Darby SI 1.30 .90 Souxtead S 7.20 .85 Leonf S 9 05 .85 L HiUm SI 100 80 L Traders S13.00 M Ararnn S 9.80 .75 NMC S 5.4587 words
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Article23 1973-01-04 13 City Der. 285.000 Haw Par 243.000 PM Cement 181.000 San Holdings 170.000 Totsl Turnover: 4 ITM Total Value: 517.67 M23 words
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Article44 1973-01-04 13 Jan. t Jan. 1 IndutiUta: 4*2.41 4*1.11 HoKU SM.M ltt.4* rraprnks: MIM J15.M t Tina: MM >«*4« f rubb»r.:: M3.ll tM.U O.CJ.C. **tM 455 M D«c. M. 1N« IH 1 l>r, 11. 1»M s t Dte. W. JMS a >•• Jib. 1. is:» 1M44 words
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Article1624 1973-01-04 13 THE last transacted sale at the close of business In the -::ifc-mpoiT and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Kxchange yesterday compared »lth the previous day's price, together with the 1872 73 high and low. < Adjusted (or all :.tv Issuei): IHOUSTKIALI CLOSING TONE: InduMrlala. hotel* and1,624 words
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336 1973-01-04 13 HOTEL and property stocks were still the balls' main pre-occapa-tion on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Market observers linked the very strong following In these two sectors of the market with the recent spate of takeovers which had the effect336 words
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Article2473 1973-01-04 13 810 and offer prices officially listed and bualnets In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur tradlni room* of tht Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of anares traded ahown In bracket.. In lota of I.OM units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aemm I 4 328) ll) 4.26,2,473 words
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Article252 1973-01-04 13 TOYOTA Motor has become Japan's first automobile manufacturer, and the third In the world, to reach the twomillion mark in annual production. The company Is considering setting the target for this year at 2.35 million units. Toyota, which started automobile production In 1935, has kept its position252 words
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585 1973-01-04 13 rpONG MENO In- dustries has sold off half the equity of recently acquired London and Pacific Insurance in exchange for a one third stake In a Hong Kong storage space rental company. The Hong Kong company Is Wei Woo Estates and Investments585 words
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Article224 1973-01-04 13 CO N SIDERABLE confusion has arisen In recent days due to a members circular regarding share lots on the trading boards of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The members' circular No. 1229 of 1972. dated Dec. 20 was made known to members of the Stock224 words
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299 1973-01-04 13 THK convertible Euro-dollar bond Issue of Slme Darby means the creation, eventually, of another 10.25 million lOp shares. Because of this an EOM Is helng held on Jan. 19 for shareholders to RDprove raising present authorised capital to £19.08 million by the creation299 words
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Article301 1973-01-04 13 HONO KONO. Wed. Following yesterday's strong close, the market continued very active with share prices rising across the board. Profit-taking, however, was evident in the afternoon session resulting in prices generally easing from the top level of the day. Hang Seng Bank was in demand and having reached301 words
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513 1973-01-04 13 MOVES to put International Wood Products back on Its I feet have got underway As proposed they Involve a capital re- I ductlon, equity participation by two Japa- nese companies as well as sale and technlcal agreements I with them. For shareholders,513 words
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Article210 1973-01-04 13 MELSOURNE. Wed. Rises Just outnumbered falls In mixed and quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Market leader BHP was one to register a gain, dosing at A 510.75 though It did touch $1095 during the day One of the strongest rises of the day came from Colonial210 words
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Article548 1973-01-04 13 NEW YORK, Tues. News that the Vietnam peace talks will resume next week helped Wall Street bring In the new year on a strong note today. The market displayed much of the same vigour that had characterised trading before the surprise breakdown In the peace negotiations two weeks548 words
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Article98 1973-01-04 13 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tuesday 113 73 Monday ***** Week mo 113 76 ivnuu Tuesday 438 64 Monday 433.44 Week in, 466.37 OIL* Tuesday 324 77 Monday 334*7 Week ago ill M IM)t SIRIALS Tuesday 507 Monday 606.4 Week ago Ml.O DOW JONES A VEKAGt ISDI STUALS Tuesday 1031 M98 words
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Article134 1973-01-04 13 THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday sagged another SI to $425 12} per plcul on an official offering down 101 tons to 268 tons. LONDON: Tuesday's tin quickly regained Its Initial modest loss (reflecting lower Penang) to close with no significant on balance change. Afternoon tin134 words
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Article48 1973-01-04 13 T«M>r MMMir Ull UH Loadon 10 HH ■•inn W.1S Homkorc M.JO Ull Zurich CMM M.WB U.XM pun M.a w.oi imuKK (1) CMm< M.U pen 11) 2W00 JM.TO (1) Bmport prtr«« IB noa-ll«r!lo« la US «ollan par ouoev. (1) Lnl «MI«n pncaa la luxapu «ollan par uaL48 words
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Article21 1973-01-04 13 CLOSING PRICES JAN. 3. RUBBER: 122.50 cent* (up 2.50 cents). TIT: $«25.12, (down $1). Official offering: 2CS tons (down 101 tons)21 words
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Article103 1973-01-04 13 /'HINDI PROOUCI lICNANCL. L iinua-OM NOON CLOSING C*4«nwt Oil: bulk MI o«ai«r*. drum 144 Him Clan: Mini kOM IK, Cool tni b. ••MOr: MuaiOk AST A Whll. f Ob. 100% NLW ***** Hlkn. aara»ak »mt« r.o.b. M« NLW ***** aollcra Sarawak special black 1.0 b NLW SIUI wllrn. Sarawak103 words
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Article35 1973-01-04 13 Lon4o« coppar priru en Tuaadap ipmwii la bnckiu> winbtr Ipo) buy«r 1 1« 00 m» 00. him 1«<»U [|<3O00>: Thrw month* bur»r 1441.00 tl««I.M> Mlltr I4«l DO H.M.OO). M>r*M M: Oum. MM: 2.23035 words
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Article41 1973-01-04 13 la London oo Tuaaoay ib» palm oil prtcaa of Malayaa ft par e»nl u C1P UK N Europaaji port In bulk- I»rling par lottg lor Jan. /July was >r« quotm al UX 1*1 aal'ara or Cool. Ulo HlMl (lUKhaao*).41 words
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Article399 1973-01-04 13 LONDON advices were better than expected and after an about unchanged openIng, prices In the rubber market yesterday went ahead on an allround buying Interest and a reserve of sellers. Physicals were In demand and followed through fully. After pausing towards mid-day, the market gained further In the399 words
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Article75 1973-01-04 13 rt Malaysian Minister of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the period from Jan. 4 to I*. Rubber 521 eta a Ib. Copra $378.00 a ton Palm Oil 5531.M a ton Palm Kernel $235.25 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber 2175 words
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Article92 1973-01-04 13 1J and Rubber AaocUtlon of Singapore at noon yesterday. Jaa. Fak. |C«mt Month) (Forward Month) Bayer* B«Urn Bnym S» fcr» < >nu per kf. Crate per kf. SMR SCV 11-U>n P»ll*li ***** 133 SON 1.1.00 123 MN SMR SL .1-ton Pallet) 131.00 133 SON 121.00 122 SON SMR92 words
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224 1973-01-04 13 /CHICAGO: Trade and V broker agr house analysts attempting to sum up 1972 and the American commodity scene will be hardpressed for suitable superlatives to describe the enormous activity and skyrocketing prices seen in futures markets. As one brokerage house source puts it: "If you224 words
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Article196 1973-01-04 13 -THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced 1 time best agreed merchant rales vat Jan 3. Loral sillin to w salt sl/.LINCi BUYING •f Fantg* Cwtwey TT er OO TT OD VS. Dollar ***** »8110 Sterling Pound «635S 6 5»4J a »J»7 c^rn-^r SSS ISS 5:»J? New Zealand196 words
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Article171 1973-01-04 13 ASIAN currency (fcpotit nim lot Wtdnevtay J»n IS DolUr. Orttr BM 7 d«)TC S S 4 t 5 8 1 mth 6 11 16 S »/l« 3 mUu 6 7 S 1/4 I mUu 6 1,6 6 6 mthj 6 1/1 1/4 mtlw 6 t/l« 1/16 13171 words
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Advertisement569 1973-01-04 14 PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN PELANCUNGAN, MALAYSIA Permohonan adalah dlpelawa daripada Warganegara Malaysia bagi memenohi Jawatan-Jawatan berikut: (A) JawaUa-JawaUa: 1. PENGURUS, Kompleks Tainan Pelancunfan Bukit Nanas/ Batu Cavea Tangga gaji: $750 x 50 *****0 x 5o —1150/ 1300 x 50 1500/1600 x 100 1800. Umur: Tldak melebihl 40 tahun Kelonggaran syarat Ini bolehlah569 words
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Advertisement666 1973-01-04 14 II Berkebolehan bertutur. membaca dan menulis dalam- Bahasa Malaysia dengan memuaskan. 111. (1) Berpengetahuan yang balk mengenal adat istladat kebudayaan tempatan; dan (11) Berpengetahuan seku-rang-kurangnya 2 tahun dalam hal-hal penyusunan, menyuntlng atau menulis terita-berlta makallah atau majallah. Keutamaan Khas: Akan diberl kepada calun-calun yang mempunyai pengalaman atau r kelayakan dalam666 words
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Advertisement663 1973-01-04 14 10. OPERATL'R TALIPUN Tangga gaji: 1160 z 10 180 190 x 10 200 x 16 350 Umur: Tldak leblh daripada 30 tahun. Kelayakan dan Pengalaman: Calun-calun bagl lantlkan hendaklah:— I. Mempunyai sekurang-kurang-nya SHU Rendah Pelajaran (LCE) atau yang setaraf dengannya. II Berkebolehan bertutur. membaca dan menulis dalam Bahasa Malaysia dengan663 words
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Advertisement871 1973-01-04 14 Due to rapid expansion in our Organisation, we have immediate vacancies for: TRAINEE SALES REPRESENTATIVES The successful candidate will be: a Malaysian Citizen of 23-32 years of age. of good educational background. capable in dealing with executives at all levels and able to work independently. Working knowledge of Bahasa Malaysia871 words
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Advertisement1607 1973-01-04 15 ■f NTAINEISNIP SERVICE T.I UIVCONTINENT rtaa A»i.p $*tfattn O'atrh Srtr*. Htvrt N.K. UK* UT I Ma II Ftt 11 FH 14 Fat II Fit .[.'X>« U' 11 Ma 1 Fm 1 Ftl I FM I FM aajL-tMIt lIPIISS aMt It Ftt II Fat II Ftt It FM ...itlll M IM1,607 words
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Advertisement1052 1973-01-04 15 INTEROCEAN-E.A.C. FULLY CONTAINEmZfP SERVICE TO EUROPE MM.ajSpMt Fll: HlHOa. Ma M im. A laa A nt. It Mi.lITAMA Ma a Ilir H»r|. S'BW. S«a.tItTUUMU Frt I AM»M. C Uftt. CKr|. MalaO. aiaoa Frt a sttcutM. Out. MkMM FUU.Y CONTAINERIZED SERVICE FROM EUROPE *M ItMt FttM: HIHOH IM M C «l|t%1,052 words
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Advertisement903 1973-01-04 15 Simaaoc* ******. P. Ktl.no 6341 XL *****; P.n.« f ***** THE BANK LINE LTD. LUIS FH IS AFIICA SPITIAHI VI.- m, 111" On Bf.ri I Mir*M> aoo s n.ri 111 Im Spori 141/1 im isatiHi v trr>.or.. Vi ««ii St, f| P K.llnf I'PMI a Mt 1 >rl lIIIUIII It903 words
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433 1973-01-04 16 ANTHONY RAMASAMY - Soil tests on proposed site for third drydock ANTHONY RAMASAMY By lURONG Shipyards i plan to build a third drydock which can ac- commodate ships rang- i Ing from J million to 1 I million dwt has now gone a step further than the drawing board stage. Soil tests on433 words
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Article66 1973-01-04 16 SYDNEY: An $80,000 lighthcmse memorial built at Point Danger on the NSW-Queens-land border as a tribute to Captain Cook, is in the wrong place, according to the Geographical Names Board. After going into the history of Cook's voyage along the coast, the Board agrees with a local resident66 words
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Article204 1973-01-04 16 NO BIRTMINC AHIANCIMENII POM "A" OUT: Arya Nai 3 4. Nippo Hani J Kyojir Mini •1. Cyclopa 13 14. Hu> BMW It bat. Sumlroanl a. Cooiro Hani am. Oont.inrr fnivrnw 27 2» Nan A n 30. Wadiion Uoyd 3.1 34 40 and Cardigan Bay 49 IN: aouttttm204 words
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Advertisement1277 1973-01-04 16 \\L m KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. MNASAKi KINUI RISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, h KONC. STRAITS SHViCt. HaaftOOll HAS tor, tltf. lU'tH saiaua maid v 21 I too TINUO HAOU 14 24 Ma aacisa MAtt 1 22 im 21 im st Ma Japan Pcraian Cull Servian Ml .11 CUIA HAIU VSI1,277 words
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Advertisement1030 1973-01-04 16 Crust Vtsstli M». KOU SirrWUIA SUaaj s.niijo'. Fat: »Of S (tatioct tMtmatiM) r^irf D y aka'ta, rtaauMla. lai, i tArn t-j'-v I, "ana. P. Had Land Fnawtit. lai,. I i I Fat PManf. Oiauru. Fntuatla, lah. J Strait! N» CnlM Strwci 'M V. "lOTA PAHMIK" i/iT'lm iTu'im ta/iT'iaa HoH»o.t. ttnwaaoa.1,030 words
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Advertisement1065 1973-01-04 16 UK— EUROPE SIRVICt LOADING FOR LONDON. HAVRE, ROAM, H BURG. BREMEN Sintaaoro P ttria'i P.na*| Arrioao: lIPTIiaE miTNTST CO. IS II 1] II IM 111 IM lOMM 10 2. Ha*ra 16 2 t'taaa, H'b-rf, IraaatH. ■IPluaE AIUAMAIiaI 11 IS rat lilt rat It/a Fit t.itao It J. LaMaa 2t Ha>ri,1,065 words
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Advertisement813 1973-01-04 16 M MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD NO.XX Jl* AmoOTfl rUaUluapur The National Shipping Line of Malaysia »mss SEimcE to ionmn. liwrwol continent pom l| Mam Sniaoo't P «r'ii| »f-i-| uaOMf lor: lua«A MILAII coa 14 11 111 Im 12ia laa ir xa.'t 12 ram 112 Hta'l IS 2 l..erae»l II813 words
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Advertisement314 1973-01-04 17 V I %awj||r3^}ffßffrgnMM|i|M •1 1 )w iw w J^ffilSHilHHa^llH PULAU AVER CHAWAN REFINERY requires CHEMICAL ENGINEERS It you are a graduate Chemical Engineer with a Rood academic record, here Is an excellent opportunity for you to pursue a career with our expanding refinery on Puiau Ayer Chawan Successful candidates will314 words
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Advertisement612 1973-01-04 17 SINGAPORE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS Invitei applications from candidate for the potts of: a. CLERICAL ASSISTANT/COUNTER CLERK <f6»AAL£) In salary toil* $19OxA10-220/236xA15-295/315xA20-435 Qualifications: 1. Singapore-Cambridge School Certificate with passes at 'O' level In 3 subjects; 2. Experi.no as a counter -»Im derk would be an advantage. 3. Mutt be prepared to do612 words
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Advertisement824 1973-01-04 17 V^%f SAFETY INSPECTOR BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED have a vacancy for a Safety Inspector in their Safety Department in Seria, State of Brunei. Applications are invited from suitably qualified staff aged between 25 and 40. Candidates should have:Pasied the Malaysian Certificate of Education or on equivalent examination, and be824 words
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Advertisement332 1973-01-04 17 THE CUTHRIE WAUGH ORGANISATION Applications are invited from Singapore Citizens for the followint ASSISTANT MARKETING MANAGER, GENERAL ENGINEERING DIVISION Desirable Qualifications k Experience: 1) Degtee in Engineering or membership of recognised professional institution. 2) 2 3 years experience in marketing and application of diesel engines, especially nvrine units. 3) Driving332 words
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Advertisement4378 1973-01-04 18 (H classified advertisements a^^>o^^ce r>% GENERAL ADVKRTIStMENTS/Singspoie only: SO cents a woid. Minimum $7.50 for IS word*. TYPIST or Shorthand typist to assist A L.AOINO PINANC. COMPANY OLD ESTABLISHED TRADING PIRM SALES REPRESENTATIVES required WANTED LIV. -IN COOK AMAH for SLMCDIST. 10 LUXURIOUS APART- SEMIDETACHED. SERANQOON CAR _^_i_a_._a-*_*_a— i— s*Jf—4,378 words
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Advertisement3532 1973-01-04 19 classified advertisements ANNOUNCEMENT/PERSONAL/ Singapore only Jl a •*^ord Minimum $20 for 20 wordi. Pt^s,' s^ A i 7 FLo S!!;,«f^n' "KLwl 1 0 BU J? In K If ?f!i •OOK-KEiPINO: SlmpUned. Rapid CHINESE NEW YEAR OENTINO ECONOMAIR SIN LON $32H. n 1,, aop lUv r 00 read lf """^^c^'i"". Bl^Bl^BßnßTr^FT^Bl^Blßaß3,532 words
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300 1973-01-04 20 EVELYN NG - EVELYN NG By THE current rise of 10 cents to 15 cents a kali in the price of rice is not due to manipulation by local dealers but to a general increase in world prices. Neither is it due to a local shortage of300 words
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339 1973-01-04 20 Youth slain after decision to quit secret society A LABOURER'S decision to leave a secret society led to his death, a coroner was told today. Tan Poh Chuan. 16. was stabbed outside a cinema at Oay World on June 28 last year after he told some gangsters he was no339 words
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Article, Illustration222 1973-01-04 20 LATIN teacher the Rev. Charles Blackshear Paul. affectionately known to his students as "Julius Caesar" of Singapore, died at Outram Hospital yesterday after a lone illness. He was 77. He Is survived by a wife, Lizzie, and daughters Prof. Freda M. Paul, associate professor222 words
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Advertisement629 1973-01-04 20 •Jadvertisements fMM £J GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS Singapore only: 50 centi a word. Minimum f 7.50 tot 15 »ord*. ANNOUNCtMENT/PERSONAL Singapore only: II I word Minimum 120 for 20 word!. (Cont. from Page 19) ACMA AIR. CONDITIONER, twin-rool refrigeration, special discount for cash. Trade-In $123/- upward*, servicing 'repair-rental. Hl-Cool AlrCondltlonlnK A Refrigeration629 words
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Advertisement243 1973-01-04 20 CAPRICORN AIRCOMDITIONINC COMPANY. New and u*rd. all kind* Ircondltlonrra. trade-in*, rental, aale *nd maintenance aervice. Tel: ***** b pure. HEW AND SECONDHAND AIRCON DITIONfRt. trade-In and repair. Sing Llan Alrrondltloiilnit Electric Traders. 4(7 Charm Road. 3i m.i Tel: Spore 44T213. TOOAV'I i* offering a tpeclal aeaional discount for all kind:'243 words
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Advertisement849 1973-01-04 20 CHIP MONO VFHICLES (8) Pte. Ltd. Offer*: 1972 l>at«un 1200. 1971 Ford Cortina 1300. Ford Cortina 1600 L. M«id« 1000, U7O Dataun 1200 StatlonwaKon. Vi uxhall Viva BL9O. Volvo 164 Alrcon.. Ford Tratxlt Kombl. Volkawaiten Van, 1969 Austin Mini StatlonwaKbn. Chevrolet Impala. Toyota Corolla 1100. Volkswagen Van. Morris Mlror 1000,849 words
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Advertisement1002 1973-01-04 20 FOR QUALITY USIO CARS and maximum valuation on your cur visit Slnnapore Used Car (Ptr.) Ltd. 154 Albert Btre«t Spore *****/ *****4 IMS Ml RCIDCt 230 »L Roudnter one o«Mr, don* 42.000 miles, immaculate condition new tyre* fK.SOO. Contact ***** B'porc. 3 MONTHS OLO 1972 Vauxnall Viva Deluxe wit a1,002 words
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Advertisement462 1973-01-04 20 SOILS AND MATERIALS ENGINEER The Sabah Ports Authority is Inviting applications from qualified Engineers for the above position related to the Expansion of the Sabah Ports of Kota Kinabalu and Sandakan in Sabah. Malaysia. Minimum standards to be met by the candidates for the position are: Education: Candidate should be462 words
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152 1973-01-04 21 INCREASE0F REFUSE DUE TO FESTIVE SEASON I REFER to the report on refuse at Kee Seng Street Bin Ceptre (Sun. T., Dec. 31). The report that refuse vehicles from the Enviionmpnt Ministry failed to turn up at Kee Seng Street for a week for refuse removal Is unfounded. Refuse has152 words
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Article299 1973-01-04 21 ALLOW me to express my disappointment with RTS for not ushering In the New Year with "Auld Lang Syne." If the reason for deliberately omitting this tradition was the removal of an aspect of WOG culture, then as a Singaporean I am sad to299 words
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Article108 1973-01-04 21 f READ your editorial on the Prime Minister's New Tear message (S.T., Jan. 1) but could not follow your reference to the growth in the Gross Domestic Product. What do you mean by: 'The rate of increase In the Gross Domestic Product has grown108 words
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769 1973-01-04 21 S3SS39E9 IN YOUR editorial of Dec. 30 on the subject of sex and violence on television and at the cinema you had rightly said that "no real research has been done to show the correlation between screen and street769 words
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446 1973-01-04 21 1 REFER to "Inconsiderate Racegoer's" letter on how to solve the big traffic jams at Buklt Tlmah on race days (S.T., Dec. 27). I wish to add that the situation can be further Improved If the Traffic Police ensure that all vehicles along446 words
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Advertisement569 1973-01-04 21 THE GUTHRIE WAUGH ORGANISATION Applications are invited for the following potts from Malaysian Cititens, who poueat Driving Licence (vehicle ownership desirible) I. MANAGER, ENGINEERING GROUP, KUANT AN. Deniable Qualification 1 k Experience: 1) Engineering Degree or membership of recognised professional institution. 2) 3 5 yean experience in engineering oriented sties/service569 words
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Advertisement297 1973-01-04 21 UNITED PLANTATIONS BERHAD i lncorporated In th» States of Malaya) NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Board of Directors have declared an Interim Dividend for the year ended 31st December, 1972 viz:— An Interim Dividend of 10% for the year ended 31st December, 1972 on the Issued297 words
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Advertisement707 1973-01-04 21 RAJULA VOYAGE 90R SAILING FROM SINGAPORE OR 10 JANUARY 1973 We would advise that RAJULA Voyage 90R will now b« sailing from Singapore on 10 January 1973, instead of 08 January 1973 a* previously programmed and she will be two days late to all ports. We append below RAJULA'S amended707 words
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Advertisement446 1973-01-04 21 OFFICIAL NOTICE Propoml to t 'hinge a Ship's Name We, Rodylc Davidson of 24, Chartered Bank Chambers, Singapore, hereby give notice that In consequence of the Intended purchase of a ship by our clients Clausen Singapore Private Ltd., we have applied to the Registrar of Singapore Ships, under Section ■ill446 words
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283 1973-01-04 22 REDRUTH, Wed. New Zealand's All Blacks overpowered South West Counties 30-7 here yesterday in their final match before the international against England next Saturday. The All Blacks, playing in their 19th match of the tour, were fielding nearly half the team283 words
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154 1973-01-04 22 England whip Holland in youth match LONDON, Wed. England's young soccer stars whipped Holland 3-1 without raising a sweat in their under-23 international match here last night. A crowd of under 12.000 at the Highbury ground saw Trevor Whymark celebrate his international debut by heading England into the lead after154 words
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Article, Illustration518 1973-01-04 22 Bunga Ku impresses on a good track pPSOM Jeep's 10 to follow at the Ipoh race meeting: Big Boss; Lowland Chief; The Specialist; Twin Success; Peak of Perfection III; City Status; Secret Service; Treble Ace; The Conqueror II; Yule Count. IPCH, Wed. gUNGA KU. winner of three of her last518 words
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Article123 1973-01-04 22 Foreman's final training TZINOSTON, Wed. George Foreman !s due to arrive in Jamaica today to begin final training sessions for h.i Jan. 22 world heavyweight title fight with champion Joe Fr&zier Foreman's manager Die Sadler Is expected to arrive later tonight, wnlle Frailer will be flyIng In on Friday with123 words
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Article52 1973-01-04 22 MELBOURNE. Wed —Former Wimbledon champion John Newcombe on Monday won the Australian Open tennis title for the first time, beating New Zealander Onny Parun 6-3. 6-7, 7-5, 6-1 In the men's singles final. Maigaiet Court took the women's crown for the 11th time by defeating Evonne Ooolagong52 words
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572 1973-01-04 22 AUSTRALIA SMASH PAKISTAN FOR SERIES MELBOURNE, Wed. Australia clinched the ITI three-Test cricket series against Pakistan when they dismissed their rivals for 200 runs here today to score their second succesive win. The Australians won by 92 runs, following up their crushing victory in the First Test, which they won572 words
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Article166 1973-01-04 22 PVDRMER National player Ong Bock Kee came out of his shell to help Boon Teck beat Tiong Bahru 55-49 in the second round of the InterConstituency basketball tournament at Kampong Kapor last night. Bock Kee. whose international career was cut short because of alleged Indiscipline at the166 words
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Article30 1973-01-04 22 TOKYO. Wed Japan will meet South Korea In the Far East zone of 1973 Davis Cup play in late March, the Japan Lawn Tennis Association said today. AP.AP - 30 words
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Article220 1973-01-04 22 SYDNEY, Wed. Defending champion Alex Metreveli (Soviet Union) made a stormy exit from the New South Wales Open tennis tournament here today, losing a two hour second round clash with Queensland Davis Cup player Ross Case, who won 6-1, 6-3, 3-6, 2-6, 6-1. Normally a model of220 words
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Article63 1973-01-04 22 ROME, Wed. US. swimmer Mark Splti, who won seven cold medals at the Munich Olympics, was elected Sportsman of the Year twice in Italy today. In Naples the Sportinc weekly Sport Sud and in Leghorn (Livorno) the Daily II Telecrafo both placed him first in a poll63 words
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Advertisement221 1973-01-04 22 k. P B lil^^^ IS BOXING HARMFUL? DR.LINDY LIN TALKS TO A WORRIED PARENT Sports January is on sale now, only 40 insight into this absorbing game this national sport is more a way of cents for the top of the world of sports Volleyball: Can Singapore make it to221 words
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Article, Illustration339 1973-01-04 23 JOE DORAI - Of f -form Singapore struggle for win JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE outplayed Munich Traditional FC of West Germany 3-1 at Jalan Besar stadium last night but it was not a victory the National team could crow about. The Germans last night were one of the weakest visiting teams I have339 words
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292 1973-01-04 23 IHF gets apology and plea to forgive Pakistan BRUSSELS, Wed— The Pakistan Olympic Association has apologised to the International Hockey Federation for incidents involving its hockey team after the Olympic final in Munich last September. Pakistan is at present under temporary suspension from international hockey the ban was imposed by292 words
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Article267 1973-01-04 23 By G. ROBERT SINGAPORE Rugby Union yesterday named two new players Kevin Gilks and Sng Eng Khim to the final Singapore Civilians team to meet Selangor in the Malaya Cup final at Kuala Lumpur on Jan. 13. Gilks, the speedy SCC threequarter, is267 words
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308 1973-01-04 23 A. JOHNSON - A. JOHNSON By TiELEREC Sports Club ■I edged Port Authority Recreation Club 3-2 for an upset victory In the Government Services League Division One soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. But the player who won the praises was Portmen's top marksman Arts Sltam who308 words
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390 1973-01-04 23 RAMSAY ZIEGELAAR - Civilians defence fails against President's team RAMSAY ZIEGELAAR By PRESIDENT'S XV 22 SINGAPORE CIVILIANS 18 SINGAPORE Civilians seeking a morale-booster win before their Malaya Cup rugby final against Selangor on Jan 13 had their hopes shattered by the President's team at Thomson Road yesterday. The President's XV, comprising Services players390 words
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121 1973-01-04 23 The first half ended at 11. Singapore made a defensive- error in the 42nd minute and the Germans' lnsldeleft Sanmewebra pounced on a rebound to score. After the interval Singapore tried to erode the tight German defence and finally broke through In the 61st121 words
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Article74 1973-01-04 23 THEL AVIV. Wed. The Israel x Football Association Is seeking clarification of reports that It Is not being Invited to the Asian Youth soccer championship at Iran In April. The chairman of the Israel Association, Mr. Ze'ev Barsever, said no Invitation had been received though participation has74 words
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Article525 1973-01-04 23 Greig stills roar of 70.000 fans CALCUTTA TEST pALCUTTA, Wed. v South Africanborn Tony Greig, in an almost single-handed battle, saved England from the threat of defeat and hoisted them towards possible victory over India in the Second Test match here today. Greig set up a winning opportunity for England525 words
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Article54 1973-01-04 23 WELLINGTON. V.'cd. Five players shared the lead on 68. live under par. after the first round of the New Zealand Professional Golfers Association championship at Danui in Tauranga today. Out in front were Kel Nagle. Stewart Oinn. David Good and Dutch-born Jan Dorrestein. of Australia, and NewReuter - 54 words
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Advertisement143 1973-01-04 23 GUINNESS BOOK of RECORDS Now available-latest 19th edition 7^WHl6HBf^\\ /.QUjWtST TAtUST\\ //FASTEST. I— SiMALLEST //fm&^L OIKST Y*DKP€st\ HEAVIEST^LOyTy^T W^( AJA IIZ mostest| j.XL.^*-"' \\il v yf Ik J' REFERENCE BOOK Whether the discussion concerns *M the smallest fish ever caught, the i IH| BMfl most expensive wine, the greatest I143 words
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Miscellaneous43 1973-01-04 23 BASKETBALL Ulu Pandan v MacPherson; Bt. PanJang v Kampong Chal Chee (Alexandra CO. Sepoy Lines v Hong Lim: Upper Berangoon v Sembawang (Kampong Kapor CC). SOCCER Ponggol Cup •emi-finals: Zehnder v Pairfield (OlUman Barracks 5.15 p.m). Friendly: Rajajl v OMN Unit (Parrer Park).43 words
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Article48 1973-01-04 24 NOTTINGHAM. Wed. Ernest Morley. a 22-year-old car cleaner, pleaded Rullty to putting windshield polish In his boss's coffee and making him sick. He told a court he was angry at his boss (or reporting another worker was late. Morley was put on probation. UPI.UPI - 48 words
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217 1973-01-04 24 Refunds pledge to angry Xmas cruise passengers SOUTHAMPTON, Wed. Xhe P and O .shipping line has promised refunds to angry passengers who complained of unhygienic conditions, bad service and poor food during a Christmas cruise on the liner Orsova. The 29,000 ton ship returned to Southampton this morning with passengersReuter - 217 words
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Obituary129 1973-01-04 24 INC Mr Sng Kwee Choon. 78, passed away peacefully 3 1 73 leavtaK behind beloved wife. Yea Blew Oeok. 5 soru. Cbwec Thye, Ct.wee Bock, Bong 800. Chwee Klat. Chvee Soon. 7 daughters. 6 •otu-ln-law. 23 Krandchlldrrn and 2 greatKrandcnildren to mourn their loaa. Kuoer.il Sunday 7/1/73 from 3U3.129 words
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116 1973-01-04 24 Africans warn of C'wealth Games boycott LAGOS. Wed. The black African countries' threat to boycott the 1974 Commonwealth Games in Christ church. New Zealand, was reaffirmed here today. Mr. Abraham Ordia. Nigerian president of the Supreme Council for Sport In Africa, said: "We will definitely stay away from the CommonwealthReuter - 116 words
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Article24 1973-01-04 24 BANGKOK. Wed. Twentyone people were killed when a bus ran over a land mine planted by communist guerillas In north-eastern Thailand. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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142 1973-01-04 24 Ban on paper lesson for Press: Malik JAKARTA. Wed— Foreign Minister Adam Malik said today the ban on Sinar Harapan for violating Press rules should serve as a lesson for the Indonesian Press. The daily was forbidden to appear from today and \ta publication licence has been revoked. The paper,Reuter - 142 words
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Article156 1973-01-04 24 KARACHI. Wed— Former President Mohammed Yahya Khan under house arrest for one year, has asked President Bhutto for an open trial to answer accusations of treason, friends of the former military ruler said today. Gen. Yahya's request came as the Bhutto regime presented theAP - 156 words
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Article516 1973-01-04 24 T ONDON. Wed. Equltkra cloard eaaler tpoay rellectlng caution over tighter credit. Trading waa described a» quiet to moderate. Bargains totalled 11.011 (12.517). At 3 p.m. the Financial Time* Index had eased 5 6 to 302.3. Government bon.u. howrvir. firmed up to ol a point In the long*516 words
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Article128 1973-01-04 24 USING FIRE TO FIGHT FIRE SYDNEY, Wed. Firefighters dropped incendiary bombs from aircraft in an attempt to control a fire raging in about 6,000 acres (2,424 hectares* of bush south of here today. The bombs, which were dropped near Eden, the centre of Australia's rich wood chip industry, about 300Reuter - 128 words
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Article26 1973-01-04 24 MOSCOW, Wed Prof. Andrle Belozersky. vice-presi-dent of the USSR Academy of Sciences, has died in Moscow, aged 07. Toss news agency reported last night.26 words
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Advertisement192 1973-01-04 24 Late CLASSIFIED^ 7 20 words $20.00 (minimum i j sssssssssssss* '^Vasssssssssssssssssssssß assssssssssssstt BasssW- m .fIF jßstSsssssm^^^^^^^^^ Once is bad enough. Your lungs need fresh air. Your r^Hß^^v «t ml room, office, shop, conference hall should be properly j f^ iTs**-^^- -»V 1 I ventilated. Stale air is bad for your192 words
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Advertisement166 1973-01-04 24 """■ssJssssssssssssflasssssssLs.^lMff.^sssssssst^sss. I JStS *t^ m mSm St* r^B .j #flflasssl ■HaVn jflVT* 2 -«^i^i^ Ma* s_ sSassisssssssssP^ssssßlaV^^arl MfWKWf UnflsVAOassssP^B^S *V HaC M A STARLITE 5£ VENETIAN BLINDS... THEY'RE CUSTOM MADE FOR YOU! Starlite Venetians give a choice of two styles to choose from in a range of tasteful colours There's166 words
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Miscellaneous18 1973-01-04 24 The weather WEATHER outlook for Singapore from 6 am to noon today: Occasional shower* In the late morning.18 words
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